Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 2, 1891, Page 2

2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, MARCH 2, 189l e e e —————r——-————————" - ——— o —————— T — " ————————— v.-\ HOMELY LIVILE SCHEME.| o e S, g : S e o, 1 ‘ ' 'W:ll\\\l\l,\ STOCK SHIPMENTS. A complimontary paj Se preparcd A The W WORKED BY SUNPTL : : THEY FIRED ON THE BRITISH FLAG Pt ! it L L LU | MANY ANNOYING OBSTACLES REMOVED A Blizzard at Chadvon e Superintender « . culine Experience of o West Indian | 2 Remarkable and Gratifying Results Erader W ith o Pagnacions Behel ( Have Crowned the Labors of Ofcer g Bl of the UNJUNTLY AMPRISONED, Manager Baboock and e A pproprintion 4 d \ Captain, An American Sentncel to a Livin Live Stock Exchange ath in Mevico M C. Be ! Captain t 4 e of twe o ms of Veterans nbardment of that cit e o Wild s e Gorman in s lian ceaft, fr. orman's s b 5 fys o Was an eye witness d morchantman, whi ntured | 0 i testitiod as 1o tho i Mexicans, who did not that Graham started it from shore was pounced upn, its careo taken possession of and it sent toa littlo bay held favorablo tot vdent App 118 ALY AuD, W S Ty time 1 1 r 2 1N WETHERA LD, varB B iiiGhi ] 1 )1 LATTA with the int ( vera n kg . O 11 1 DU LRl % prison | sent Giratiama fow d passing that the the auttre iretor bodwpesot st ds is [ sentaboata wrnably for mail, pay the keoperto biy it 1 gave him tw sulted. Some e eron, | this boat being for one of the rebels | Mexioar ars, and he said one of the firedl upon ssend tho fort. No ono | Wouid haveto bo'givento the keoper in order W be able to procure hing with th other doilar. 1t was tor the nt when 1 saw o | bes boat and the reon thelatter, | had ehung rribly i Y From a | employe v endoare are 1ol obligated to Ihe lands deseribed by this legislative | wWas ) committee, exept section 21, urc held | was huet, but t ted the shots ey venmeanre | by the Nebraske stockyards ompiny, who | as a chatleng 4 in botw clyes which i Just as | are the owners of the nt town site of P et i for eithor hex acres under a lease of fifty vears, of which i \ g ycTatic would | oy six years have elased. Upon these t 1with British cousul and with cious smiles the solons w prefer to vot r vberey™s bill | only o noninal antual rental is paid to the | plination from the Chilian gov 9 1 of late t r has t ¢ asked tjustice, Thore was 0o hos At { * plinntion fro an B0V netead of imprisonment 1 he [ Srar sci, Neb., Maveh 1 e P itis cla on good authority th Whioad! mpciogtel. TO8 LHe NINUANS | sild Ko e, e ToIs s Ichee Hia et i ted withou usable delay. Th is practieally the work of & demo- | state, is compiny his even defanited inits py ¢ alng. Thissatisfied the uie gentlomen reached fart tncy i g with the request. Und { Dakota county —who has | the smiles raht e yves and in the Lill witha great deal of per- [ ent of this 1eass Troney. T - - banks the oo . B '-‘l_ . any will be left tovote for As may be seen from the appraisement of | imander, but not the captain of THEYNEVER SPEAK Loy e 1, although therailrad | (he linas in question, they wers worth when Aid they were all sailors t - cmel e o B O at last £50,00, That @ ween nsuited | Peculiar Relationsof the Mevican and Che fivst iblo over, o ywed, and e i1 Ee 48 1oL t5 ML LT ] ont it Austran Ministers, Mterthat came the ho building wa 1 a view of S IHORGanat I, st (A seRtin te's siguals o stoptirm Wasixgrox, Mareh 1. -There exists s (B h Abaann l ety LS been enhaved in proportion, so much so AR UGB 8 AT el ¢ I t thaton a fair estimate thelan ds would realize | | t sl regavds the Austrian and Mexican m inister: keptin au it lly bt e L niral ho was quite et e room 1Feelings s tiered Up. st S e st g any jfore the West It trian govemment, wh o t r we that the « Ma il S iy e A Y ¢ C k hewas requ wtion of the Mexican go i i i hted v Worlal sasex hing fr ) | Stopped schodl bt o greatest | ways and means by the ory o cluse amere baglell ; i pishod tho nmecksay s6c of the former upon . ' At wantof th t theupper | inthe skape of a ridor attachel to the A S e e s o b ol appropristion i | Sitn ki e uotorious Tom Kennard, | ing ropeir fumd was. oxt d und money | Which requir 1por s lic | whose record 3 s o foul that his | okld Bat i iR, instit C 1o hay most. s h en. Theso 1 ne woulibe subserved if th tution cou o folloy Ll contrary. th A o ger to be noted. A couple of fishermen in be removed (0 a lavzer t und Lty st 0 S S ey S o their littlo boat were nearing the sh 3utall the senit ¢ » Psenti | SRS 0T A g it i fials 8 arest, @i iho won @ oung officer of ) and earrison aBua e setors anl repmsentutives | Lidu for m thisiet stall keep anitemized | oralpubiic: in fuct, that overs entien, rien [ S ® A SRERE (TR ST ments and ple A ecend day | Bocountof a s Bl W) may have an equil chnee i seenr- [0S GO0 iy i WAS 8 » er, and tho: i L ML EL LY LS ich isnotthe |y yper was fire The ne t and a who 1 : themsely e e tioned these | thaueh 3t had boon 4 sienal, the yard b of the opvortu S »of them not 1 s Gl b o < alroady cuscd ! Cilian men-of war became black with sai only went then as, t 0 of ar shal i dness be and, under the provisions of the bi ors, tho guns were manned, and a momeu thes lady enpioy lio amount Pt to pr would be the i titled to_apply to have | jqpdy Ccaptamn of the British merehantman Wi T'he dianer 3 ed an the Sppras brdd Not only woul ITERTH lor of 4 long gur it rush would be impos DR a s brracl € (s D ssthe reports malo ¢ these be the first to appiy, but they hier o s LT henatly | Farauld uelis pott 1 ftod with thee hearts with charity, DR B I Rl el s0 lead iring appraisers who woud | g y % Aw0ro sent. bAlOWw bOnCo, | any. smighit b bis inward feeling theirstomachs with @ state dinne and their e e pmoral I || fanitatly sppmis tilan okt e THises | e s directlyin lne bo' | wice. A wan of more o minds with the cryingneedsof tie Fomo of , 3 upitih bV d | ests o 8! sutin the interestof i few | jcoon the war ship and her targot, Captain ore quiet diguity than 85 4 n i i y of greater or less extenthas | Fincoln s and spoculatom, o | Hree R0 e e Tontihy | e e T e B The Afliction of Anna Dickinson At- I'ie tougues of some peoplearound the e rule rather than the exception. No |“""m would bethe schemers above referred | o.ality. find. 1t tho action of the Austriau govern tributed to Privation amd Want, PRI R Yt R KEERE ot | b e e acas D e oo s | Having faallfc his busmess ot | ment annoys hiv e gives no sigu, and it b Win ke, 120, March 1. Mis those dinmers T e e B coeds of the public domnin i held | iho fort hestarted o was followed by { feels his minist nity insulted be | py g , The f0102 the amauagers, however was is like the committee will take some de boom the lestate in the directd their | 5 synall steame ressod by ov 3 vt Laclin 1 Dickinson occupies room 43 in the fema Rullroad gained, becanse almost the diy after the last | CUed etion at 1ts noxt meetin mer ents in West Lincoln he rebole, ht & which signilod lin %0 hearo | whatever diploruitic otiynatie is partment of the Danville iusane asyl O M. & S 3 g = ah 3 X 8 Everyattempt to cut down o wses, whyearrey out the - g s » ¢ Whatever diplomalic etique t for his o Lt Wab: dinmer'Mr. Nichols of the house commit teo [k | to. 'The captain took no noticeof the com- | offender realled at the i i o finnce, ways and meas intoduced tho [ M Bect met with the sterotyped 1 farvoof selling it at public st Why not | mand, anda few minutes later the man-of ' ey AD ack o’ provide forihe seleetion of & wot. Tho deticlncy noxt | {611t “tho Lt ~or setome s to bttt | F ST o full st ol ol e Y spmuch the greater.” Lt | Lincoln, s some say, why not giveitto | v SNt Tadtan crowdoed on all st : : Jands beloging to the staw and commonly apenalty will b Tathuslnliistoal OF i dl6ks (Chvmrate v ian crowde DA Conviewd Mazderer Found o B knowr be col fartn, for the occupa. Ersilbl el L How are the prople benefitted - W hiat return too, but wos mot outof rau the Owner ol a Valuable Mine. b el Lo it el ity observan do they gt for their lan ds meralda’s big us were openedon ber, & > flagof England had been run up to the Wrsr TE} Wis,, March 1.—Strang - when the chase first commenced, and ity experiences have be the lot of Pat Gor for said home, alospital, school louse, guar. o . DS flying gaily whel Incian dropped an man during the last fow months, Nove trie light pliot, aid toappopriate mouey >.. Mnrch ecil toTie | they willcall toaccomt withhead o sea. A boa onee 1 3 4 cred by the pucsuer, an rwith pay for 1ho same, to prov for thesale of intr the builddings and ground cupl s o clorkst he committee on enrlled | becone alaw S Didnct tha Juired € > >vocation and a jury returned a v armed party cun yard used by siid howe, aud to r ll acts and A rlleduntil it puss \RNY OFFY(EnN BB ASDD, tain Scott of th 1 point t of manslaughter in the third d 1‘:"!‘“ St twit e provi house onfinal reading, but the derks a the | colors, 1 mean by terday a prominer fo thysurfice dn this bill. One is the fact | Pitomthe poy rollat Aamine pects of Many Promotions. sponce in broken IEneiisty, *butwe think that it propses to give tho mansgement un SV R b sl v Wistineros, March 1 -There was rejoic- | you have got one of our ¢ « bourd th rot 1 probable ic . 8 experss for maintaining the oms en Ty : ol 1 t 1 entinly new outit, and next, tat it pro- | SIS . D tho watdopartment, today. when (he Tl captain assured him that such was no e operator made voses able the structure to be evected on ve clerks. 40 days ¢ ) = 1 s ae A e the case, and, having nothing toconceal handsome offer for his iron claim on the Ver a platof ground whicha bost of lnd sharks | Fif¢ clerks, 4 d o Bl ineysi wsuihiod therogbtit the ate had | oonplied’ with the boarder's reauest to by q NOW ivided to serv e their selfish aims, days, 803 theeo ele s cach, $200 datpbent etk 3 TR Lown theships papers. The visitor danced Thore s sull wother feature, and it is | gov Gerk, 230 duys 805 oo derie, 20 davs: | armwith an_anendnent rooranitng the ovenr them quickly, autil his oye foll_ upon tho that for rpose of inducng the logista: § FUETONTE Y padbills, nverging perinps | Whoe liie of thearmy. With the Hawley | item i the munifust of dyhamiw aud g he operator t b after ma e o alow, thoso sharks cuta roul | Tl words oueh, ind * whith * sbor | subsitutvadopied it now becones possivie | PO v that, o excatmod, wv- | s ounsel, T g ke htay T M e e Bl e 1 have Ieen procured by o private iud i- | to gt the ton gdesind three battalio organ seding toexplain how they would makeit | beawing of his offer, made an inve i o 8 blind to ancel their selfish motives, This | yiuatfor 80 1tk botjustto the elorks, | jzation for dufantry and the samber of en- | toll and toduy fonnd that the claim owned by this | man, the family phy purnose ciagonally bisect the most east O o ratns, Tt asoh | listed men incwvased from 2500 to 3000, [ CantainScott firnly but quict informed A murderer is valued at almost any | furish me with orly quacter section of the farm in questi all the sorvive required of tham andare | which, next b theincreasein thenumber | themthat they would notget a 'he vebel £100,000 10 31,000,000, Following | That is the first by ‘atoid 100 foelwide. The thoro Hire e tlaindah it bl A gimonte are considored | oMeer insistod und the Knztish captain stil | upon this were “oviden insanity on the | receiving a patien 1 Aty 10 xun from tho main road B e s thanilios Yo i ed | remined fiem, Four times the cargo's valie | part of Gorman, He could not talk upou any | fat to be learned in treatin 1 | ving fro to & point immediately wost hird pressed, The whole fault lios inthe by w departme 05 the |forwl orany part of it was oficred in good | subjeet in an intelligent manuer for more | insanity is: (1) Is the disease her L B BRI C viilons: ‘eystom ol 9fndiie: mlacest for |20 | Importank & givject for the | goldand refused, and the captain_ explained { than a eut or twoat atime. He wou ) What is the phys ndition v PUCK SIEYER'S ASHEN, an angis, bt in realityto ehance | GUEW BSEUE L 8 Gtior supernumer | improvement of the persowuel of tho amy [ the nature of the boud hehad ghven T suddenly ehange to some other i al patient? () Did thé nervous syston the yalue of tho ral cstate which thoso | GRERGE R OB, o 200 SN ee: | now pending bufove congress. Withthesuo- [ Vistor suggesied that o could take the | gother forelga. A motion for i stay of pro- | an ok due to exeite ter 1| Queer Bequest of a Man Faithfall sharks ownin tht _vieluity | wil y mouey and say that the gools bad ben | ecedings will bemade on tho giounid of s | have made an exa Carricd Out, require tive ncres of grovni, vali 5,000, wrestlod from liim without lis consent. “This | present mental tion, aua 11 it is gran soi's physica which the sharks want may | department hopes to secure theadoption of at | Captain Scottrefused to listen to, and the make $50.00) more ou their Least these th feat thian | pe bl ¢ v then an od that they would Asif theland lyingeast of the proposed drivewould be of no value, the schemers sa house cap by passing its Manager Bab In_the meantim Hotham had com. | big rebust tellos he had become notbing but [ by his fur aud gentiemanly treatmer oatity askeloton. He prayed to die, and said he i wished he had been senteuced to death Bro, i o ) Plata Ly ? hibib veritable deadlock in the diplor corps 4 C L especinily when, if this T |15} fire I f en considerabl | e suceess fuland the ass, t would in the house committee on finauce knocked down to desig s and s Inctia got. her col, oficial gnition of th On the Sunday moruing that Corc s | the ymbarded the West India's Tady pas were all on deck namiring the beautics of the s minster plenip DESTRACTED BY P Januar Januar tract ot exceeding forty acres, out of the s abbed 1o death 4 fellow named Suil i ohtl olliztalyy ol was n that there wes a m million range. As Gorman appeared in proper state of mind to do business passed the house bill to increase the artiller, ing clork is neected until the session is- well | stitute bill in the hands of the con feren ce the advanced, and these should bo detailed to us st the hard working forco in the chief e form along thislineshould* be anissue the text cam paigi:. a commission delunatico inquirendo w bro swn is Puacs: amineinto Lis condition. Gorinan is si 1 have preseribed a cortain k have it fail altogether 2 conferces | tal ) with rmission He never dreamed of wealthof his iro shie eats well the next ey will proba the senate | +Not there wen avoard * { claim, and has | tou that it might with prop e st aside on -m-*{wlw A “r ¥ M\‘l pure | was the reply ; “thel only forty of us, | been turned by the 1 ouncement, | prese ) A which £ e prpostd Fomo of el The Municipal Sulrage Mo anislenlpitolyacoele v ihataton of [lwall (seasti Sulyiy i A mighty il with @ £ uis Lopeless | atout s bad s hor mental one en of the house of represcutatives, 3 ren 1—(Specil 1o THE | thive battalion ovguiization for eich of the “Liiis at fiest struck the manof-war's day oveniu U she ate a hearty supi i A Al ) Affragists afier acare- | throe arms, thesawmeas in all foreign armics, [ s ajole, and e inguired what forly Robhed \ ATt 1 to caloct 10 1his seheme that. Lho tmen who dmed at t itthat tne munidpal | to increase the immber of artilleey regimnts | conli do agw R T e \ . 1 Whiat I8t 1 WAt ship, home = committed, and itis to this high Il b A thte) o e fromfiveto seven, and torelieve the stagua Wo can kil you jist ns fast as L il handed rotbery they will direct themsely o e 3¢ | tionin promotion, espeeially in the artillery | on board,” wasine repis 18 boon the ac AT unless they open t westo thetrap which | O eltlon hs and infantrey, K regiment of in it we heevo big guns: we can blow you | aund robberies lately AR bas eon Tuid for them Fuxou to allow bis bll fanie, atilor, 1 ca would | out of the water,* said the naval man, sacrileglous as the ouo pe 1 Saturday she was in ex "The fourth annual rport of the institution | the commitiee of the wh i serafter be composed of twelve tompaties Well,” replicd the Englishman boldly, | pig iglara ko Ay oduy sho e E e S may b0 | that its provisions will anly Lies | muking threo batlalions each of fouk coni- | deciing to work & big blufl, *if you opon i LEew Sigiah s e Cunniy) Todthy expeoted, it lacks the information whi wingat least 4.0 inhabita punies intime of poice aud of eightin time | us 1will got up follsteam and charge into | ShUeTed the Cicrman Cathol Tl ought to beincluted iuit. aud woudd be, if | s takun the matter unde eut w of i he purpose is to bave two ofthe | you, 1 have got a stout littie ship; she | Broadway, and despoiled the iustitution. was in the hauds of people | Will likdy acede reque batt eight mes) of each draws thirty feet of waterand she is heayy, | taking away nearly all th with bu i fleations v instance, | Ofsaving tho bitl by voles . | ment main taned erfoct war fo and it wodon/tsink you Tam 6 liar. A the tax Q that the Tegislature ap | dembers, whose constituent while the othur battaiion (four companies Hlore was a_sugaestion that fairly stu propriated ts per capita for the sup. | afected by the passage of the measuve will be u mer anization in | gored the Chilion, He 1aoked at the captain port of th t board o — time of war 1 vacancies inthe | to see if i was not jiking. Heseemod o e \ . managers for the j have re. SALINE LAND GRABR, ade of soc stenant will bo created | very fur from Chen be remacked, **But | prized artides. The relars trucks | v v 1 bourd sorted to duvice 5 the - and ubout 100 captai 1) tirst liewtenants, | you will all be killcdthen the snow on coing to mnd leay churel hurcheaand i eted work of two.’” § Some Vatuable Nebraska Acres 1) st -w{v ieut s promoted, Shoula | ™ ¢“That is all right," re he Fngl but Wh ¥ Jore v o trace them i Har it aa; | | port earl amc mon t . ' q rs o liou cls, six cap. i thini that the young of 5 wnd will spare Tort 1o ef In this 1 to show § Bir.1-Tnn Duu vl dore 860 garo th o majors, t v-four first licuten lid 1 e, 80 he fit 1 r 120l what thelist appropriat ssor how it | substance of house 1 , introduced t ) t second 1ieuten- | apologizo to tho ofkprs of t ‘ \ for o of Dr y i : =y} was ox| L save & lothing ropaj Strader, The publica od al j twanty | dotaimimme hor andsaluw sod, wd | B rware a i g 0 lfifien Q A fund is pAliviof 0 SIVERIS ] oot titastion mad ds comnael a0 tiaeh Al s the arade uanit | 86 the R P wway from | d - i) o0, s X Pe run from $0ma_the suverintendent Jon A Ay cape £h vobe filld from the graduats of the acd- | Chili nnd shaped ber course toward Vietoria, ) 3 tun from, S0t b Doeicin caoh | cussion thil o uttarls apin h”v‘xu: t0 | Gony, th rantksof o vy, or vil i e 3 CONPOUND EXTRAGT e S e Bl Hisgost steals’ whioh hos oo in Hix Heart Burst by o b ick. A MLLITARY BANQUAT, | 1 A the report, with the except «r,mvn‘ M, during the present session of the New Yowrg, March 1.—Forayear M A, V. Curk, the dork.s Utho ewnen | iyslanre. Thobil provides in substince | Kationberg boltled woiss beer for Wellnan s s e R A air oL | ke danRiowon 31 as toliows, [ P3rothersin a buitding i West Fifty-foorth |y o ST TG R gers complicently makes tie folowing esti- | Thatany v person who may | strect. Charles Bubby drives the one-h SAUHITAN, Rpn bl L= 1) oo e ox ing from Pine Ridge agency aft Benning i e Wounded K neo fighythe poos Manhat- { terday ax tan prepired 1 givothen a supperand ra- | required by tr ception on their way to Port Tien thero camd the raiivoal wned that Miss D impoverished, but she was t on the things tak were polden clalice, a cibori ver caskets e — || SUOTTT The Seventh Catertuins a Host or mateof salaries, emploves wuges, current | he sed of any of the salin® | wagon, Bubby was currying lis horse when expeuses, buitding andgencral iproveucnts, thestate excopling the sult s prin Katienberg ontered. Picking up o brush for' the niéal Lwo years apply i writing tothe ommissioner of Yer wnuwn, Total, | public landsand bui to have the iand - Officors saliries - S § [ictuaded 1 his te visod f o The | touched tim on the back. The horse letout Ernploy e’ Wi ges 5,000 commissioner shall thereupan instract the [ ouco with hisleft bind leg. The iron-shod Living o xpenses, drig wni tood County commissioners or supervisors, o3 the | hoof struck Kutzenberg on the loft breast ¢ paaf Ao f the county in which theland | right over the heart. Tho blow sent the [Joss of hfe and injury 1o some mem Vgt Tty o . siwated to apprise the land for | man spinningthrough the open door, and [bers of the dment, The Manlat- | ¥, 10 3enuiugton Stationery, printin \ ihe applieant for purchase muy | he foll uha]h'w,u n ‘;... paving stones of the | tan people helped to minister to those in i B xl‘-‘ fu raph, tlephone, postago wod Neri pay the appraised value and receive | court. Bubbyliftel him up. edeavoring to e ho uekward, usin Taciient (iod 10 e saian, Mayrius BoL. 16es than one: | staid hin olis feet. "Mike Miks, swhen | WESelt 830 hado Droskfasy at § - Olothing and furnli e tenth of the said sppeaisoment in cash, giv. | sionuf,” ho shouted. The min's logs were | Stead of the suppor proposed. The St Lo |iayiex st Erounda st _Kniin jug notes forthe remainder. Upon the pay- | Lmp. Mrs. Engellardt heard the driver’s | Seveuth were anxious to stow their g R 5 " The imy B OBANOWAC NAS8 034 “ ment of the valueof thelands deed siall bo | eries, opened the window and askkedwhat the | tude for the kindness extended o them Bl T 2 4 \ ¢ pot be o NEeRa e ven the purchaser, the 1atter puying & per | tor was. DBubby rephed that Mikelad |invited the Manhattan ot L\0de ¥R famIany e s o iean APDUFA LU, K48 PLpes hid fur day and 5 conts per mile for every mile trav X hardt grabbed o vinegar | SVHE 0 SHECTEY comes the sele possessor of the Missour R TEAIS AnEl ‘ Ture fOF S0, 1. s 5 cled by the appraiser in setting the price of id cane out, Ho threw vinegar in [ #7¢ bandw A, N i electrie light company and the munic i % At ¢ 2 g | the land, Iw detault of payment the linds | s face,but that did no good carly six hundied sceepted | oo e light company will be consum ey y ¥ good B e Homo SE Ty | 3l rovert o the state. Themoney denved | Tley carvied the' bouy Lato Bngelbants mvitation, _and Wi o : at & mee I the stockholders of th < P e o lhly i0 be the tost ox pan | (i this saly shull be spended ia the snk: | roows Al Lall ki oo hesofu, Engleburdt, clal train, The mess hall at | 4 sive given in the state by & public istit y | Clede compiny May 2 The purchase pric Contitical Advice on Folitics y tion Katzenbesg stepnel bohind the horseand people tou cone of wells for the purpse of searching for | after losing some time trying to find apo . Riley s the largest in the United | s §5000,000 2 v, o S 1 silt. coul and water, ong of wiien weils shadl | Liceman, ot 6 oclockin tie morning ran to | States, and 1,10 tmen can be seated at on —~ . 2o, Mar TSI 1 1“ Kk near the dusinal hone &t or near | the Ro ‘}»_\-"n- yspitat, half a lm aon ol s | Lt igt ‘v‘m\ srat il was Hudly ony R T R T peted to b " i $ dig 3 Koaruey awiy. Kuteuber wis dead, though. When | mented by flags, and brilliatly lghted, pEARILIAEAYS REON with th X U 3 Red Ribbon Hall Meoldng, ey el known fact that theonly ssline | £ho ammbulancosurgeon got thowe hesaid the | and sowo elght hundred persons” sat down [ NEW Yous, Marct LA man glvig With affai ! b 1 ars ts, Laxcory, Neb, March 1.—[Special to Tug | laads in thisstato are located in Luncaster | man's heart had beon burst by the kick. [to a splondid ba The moventh | nameof Max Rothschild is under arrest in | olies touni Frepured by C. L Hood & 5., Towell, Masy B Tho meting ot theRed Ribbon ball | countyand adjecent to the city of Tucoln | iutienborg had a wile and thive childwen, band gavo an el neert during and | this ity for defrauding dry goods werchaats | wiwiug sol 100 Doses Ono Dollar