Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 15, 1891, Page 3

KELLEY, & TICGRIN & CO, autitul Newdpring Goods, JustOpene On Mondsy we offer o our friends and cutomers some rare bargains in New Spring Goods. Atno time have we been able to exhibit such an assortment of choice, de= sirable goods, and at popular prices. Special attention iscalled to the China Silksat78c. CheviotSuitings at80c¢ and Black Henrictta at 88c¢. 3ot T (hime Ol (VPR YITINY COLORED o LACGE DEPT, kel rll(llé\.;\IH\\\ ;\.L_U(Lmllhl eSS 0IS aeliels HITE €000 LAGE lW.KI-|()gflRY. A e AND BLACK c-inch blick dotted La' Wohavo 10000zen ladios’ fast black pQ Monday we v £ 10 plote Gennine nported Cheviot Stiting A | 15 | hose that were bought to soll at 4uo, Printed Chiin Silks ot Zie por yarl. senuing Imported Cheviot: Suiting. a70Nn i Tosca Draping Nets at 49¢; for u loader this wook we will soll thom Nommphe at miony aedmaw- | NPW BLACK Chevictl Ghaliot (]/ \[ ' Skl e At 29¢ Pai éviot. SIS i L’ V| & U beautiful new designs in &) e, e i Lo ‘:\{‘th,l\m fawn , tan, brown, g AN ]l DAL il et QI i L Wil ol M) 1I}V:L-1\l m,.,»l.w-; in V:'H»Iu\ 13 | (-m\i.»\i duced to 81 a yard, usually |fstblnck sizs7 to10] g ¢ <. U difgonl and broadcloth at specia Y L * | ; sold at g 1.256 and &1.50, At 25c¢ Pair, 'w China Silks Castor Cloth. s o o, 18 o 10 : : _ CW (@l ac De 46-inch black all silk Tace Fine simmer suiting in light Black Fetl leola i atatlotin ])1‘A]:int \‘: ll 1[\“\:11\. new ‘1‘:( dics'Swiss ribbed vests, in ecry, and dark summer shades, o ek reoffer jackets in cheviot, flan- aping Ne ly ne 2 ce’Swiss ribbod q 75¢. 75c. 75¢c. T on P D Ae Goouita de inches wide, worth $1.50, nel, English worsteds and diagoaals at signs at $1.75; value $2 and |, RELE L UL i ClRa Bliks in biRer, white saa lek Novelty Dress Goods in all the %3, $7.50, #, #11and §15. Hemstitched yod Tndin linon, this | ¢ 5 i syt i b 3L . | latest ofYects % $| $l 3, , #0, 8 h ¥ 1 n, th Py the new les 7ic; regular ’ $ . . 10 now e, rogulae price Sie, B S N il e Chys At 25c. price every where #1.00 Black Novelty Dress Goods in polks Ouriina ot iight sadidarie lan facles [ WRES biton) noel tice) EUEIusHea ff 4 el h black all silk Chan- Siitals tot as tilly and La Tosca IFloun dot, blacks, stripes, ete. Plaids. Pla]d S. ets made of finebroadcloth, handsome'y ekl K5 TR Blick Novelly Dress Goods in select Seo thehandsome 4 4-in braided and finished in tinsel, are es- : > 5 new designs only $1 2 BARGAINS fic, tugulie price i peaaldly worthy of your atteution. senson's novelties in black 8 8, that ereduce from 7 for to- e $1.5 4 81.75, 131 l{ 1 ]l \ Slll e 0o e e et 8116 i OV EOe ey Drices, 9, #11. 3, $14.50 aud 815. }numl;l\. fustripes, plaids and ek, ““‘I‘ (ilntrl‘\ml‘xl ?" 29 ‘lll]d.l}l\‘ & oty roputanprio 8116, rom 1ie upto B per yi 42-inc ack all silk Chan- dc alllc R || sl WV SRl i 50c. 50c. 50c. P : ; Extrune novelties’ in Dlack tem- | ]y : ! : Comuletelinoof jackets with adjust: | stitohed stripad India linon—very do- Flouncings only ¢1.50, ¢ lnm.-k\ Pr -{u-‘h' Fuille Silk at St veg- i [‘,“"‘H”"‘: “:‘ 3 "“"“” — able vests in cheviots and diagonal | sirable, at %e and 28¢ ¥ che ap at $1. 85 Black Freach Fuille Silkat 90 reg- | lar pricest. 15, Sheppard Plalds i oot (l diip gt si/.\u:l“dl;‘l'“\-‘”fl s Sisn Finer grades proportionate ( J l L] ular prico $1.25. IFor thissale, 80¢, e At ae e Theso ave very usful garuents for . prices, spring wear, SPECIAL! SPECIALI| =&ure T = " i o 0 : 'S INLAUNDIRE ] In Bleaehod and croam tatlo dumasky Black Sural, 550 | samet stommrn 60c and 75 wss woon(CREAT SPROIAL SALE it srhoomsits, St price Goe 5 picce black All Silk Surahat 5 FrenCh Foule M”‘tures ohT i For this Sale 50c. T0¢ Silke Find enrietta, 46 inche o offer for to-morrow only il A i % ici regilar price 10¢ LSl st Tenritta, 0 facbes | Wo ofer o -rmurvon only Novelties In Handkerchiefs, |Torchon and Medici § " ; At S85¢, re gular price §1. 42inches wide S Extrea fine satin damask, new New Printed China Silks, exelusive | Silk Fiishod tenrietta, 46 inches B e o L eae i e s il | [0 'I‘Pimmilw Il gl DA e v ‘ o launde h mH el worth if NEW [\.()\/[< LTIE SPECIAL! SPECIALI Merino Cashm?re- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NARCH 15 1891.--SIXTE PAGES, SPECIAL. picces black brilliantine, 40-in, 20 wide, 50 Cents. Regular Price, 75 cents. mmnnmaauuw.-n&nunnm‘ §, luundere g rice 103 N Ve A (20 IR O5c a yard, worth almost 34 Naplins $ All colors, To-morrow’s price, s 5 ‘1_:m-|<_r.. b Serge. all wool, 40 500_ 500. 50c. Black and Colored 1,1 lf I{ 25 double the price, 50 dozen fine satin damask ®30 /0 i ”\..\ ey Hemie i, a sl --LPuassenzenterees,-- LADIES’ SPECIAL FORMONDA Y. did cloth, would be good value ut $1.5, 100 dozen men’s balbriggan half hose | 13 0 Re - pric ” SSmp g S se i Sale price |.‘_."‘h‘ s [][]1 Bha” 8’ ]gc e e el e lyl;’.“." .nn’tlu‘l .A"nlullnl(;\\v':Hrl»«v:\“urhwl 141]‘)1’()1(101‘0(1 Regular price $4.75. $1.20. i fne i, J0ld, silver and steel galloos. black, s 4t 2ic, regular v . ; AT Ol FoRRE A pas Grenadl] s crbra unlly, L aGlhe e Sl 75 pieces Now Wool Challis, splon. | Micieand gold, black and silver gal- IHandkerchicfs. Bed Spreads 98c. $1.00; regular e $1.85 Black and white plids, 42 inches | did styles, 19¢; che 2 loonsisilver and gold braids and cords; ' (Slightly amperfect), to close out the Novelty Grenadines, in stripes, ete., | wide, , embroideral gauzo galloons: black balivcs ol tHsE s Yotii it eais s ST 3 I choap at §2 e, regular price Sic ew stripes in Scolei Ginghams hind crochet silk gimps, cte., ete Qe fiwaling maskealbae i TbWAILG One case heavy crochet bed New N v Grenadines, Dress Pat- We show very sdect styles in new New novelties Zuphyr 1 ; : v French spreads 9 terus, instripes, lots, plaids,ete., |Vlack and white effects, in stripes and | Ginghams L very desirable and stylish, for ths sile 1 plail s, New Frach Challies, the very lutest A el e . NLY I5 CENTS #19; wouldgoud be vailuo a2 Avise, e wd 81 peryurd, wlorings. Al at the LowestPossible Prices | o euea : : o R iy Regular Price $1.25 the prostrate man about thehead. Mrs, £\ of the ccompmy will be sew in| N(|T SN ; By 8lom NAvin & proven's complotogallure! | 2,500 for alleged violation of & con- | Ci aha. Now Y . hushed up by the menwho robbed the corpse. | the leding people who will appear ne xt ! 0 Au increaso from $40,000 to & ; rOatiish Boint o Mississipnls | Wmy 8 Ihenshe ad her husband crossed over the | week atthe Eden Musee by permission of “‘maintenance and._ employes’ t | s allego that by the failurc of L R railiad bridge while Minnie ran out of the [ Manager Lawler. s | SR upthe diference in the all 0 1 endants to do the work as_agrced in | SOUTH OMAHA NE ThoMurdererof Moore, the Onaha Traveler, | parkand sross the pblic bridge A delegation from the Elks will officinte 3 | Nybraska's Present Legislatura Promises to | feehle minded iustiite at Be wontract they, the plalntifs, wero com: | Pr i Ford, O'Brien and Minnie Winterling were | ushers, the lodgeappearing in @ body on the L 36 gielature tromists 20| iy sump from i Vs L ST e e Tty liUnitea Workme e In G un AR repared for Execution. in the hauds of the police in & fo L stage at the close of the performance toussist Spend Money Liberally, the ludwstrial hox lfor 4 t previde contract % ] B! having made 1o attanpt o esape in the singring of “Auld Lang Syie. 2 A e T e R con & .. Entertinment. Lad supposed that their tracks were wo well | Seats for the benefit wili bo sold at a social adults list vear was only twenty-eight PHILLIP VON WINDHE The wives and daughters of tho members HE IS CAWM AND SELF-POSSESSED. |covered to permit of ay. Minue | sessionto bo given the male membas of | guMs PROPOSED T0O BE ALLOWED. | they domot cxpectany increase, yotthe e of South Omana lodge No, 66, Aucieut Order Winerline cufessd “abo | when sl :n.lv.:xu.mnl.lpu Medinty's Trowles! cou | S *| that i clothing! bo insoatéd fom | Another of Omahat meors Suce | of United Workmon, will give o roception, —_— was d 1t Kate i made paniesnextTuesday evening. 00, employ e o 0 2,000 £ e it siet o) Tnite Lo % 5 |vmegons atale FE0ba baa) el sdny i — &40 to 8,00, emiloyes v from 2,00 et R banquet and ballin Ancient Order of United 10 Tereible Crime Recalled, Fol- | that Ford told her in the afteroonof Ul WILL DRAW THE LINE hese Are O ortion of the telephoie, printing, etc 81,00010 " | Phillip Von Windbeim, oo of tho oldest | frorkmen hall, Twonty-siuih and I¢ stroets, lowed by (he ‘drial and Conviction dayof themupder that hebhad ajob on hand penditures —Some of the Fig They alsow jiler "house and laut citizens of Omaha, died yesterday afteruoon | o aania i havehetr e . and was afraid his \\H- would fal biim, She - L3 ' imittee on arrangements have been made: of the s One bl : i | Distinction Between Countyand City atacostio thes ud come afteran illnessof only four days. Ho was | Arrangements—Mesdames J. C. Graham, Week of Life. et . | Pationts to Bo Established. ; deticiency ; o extra »d with the grip, which soon assumed | Willam H. Stensloff, Henry Ow stat ! i < Moore Themain featuro at the meeting of the o latiitie: THandinat aks form of pncumonin, resultingin tis death, | Hilliker, Harry B. Monefeo and Johu | Gort iron, andthat 0'Brien fiisted the w oard of county commissioners was harmo ‘cived from the Tst | M. Windheim was born in Hanover, G- | ™t . i o d Orrawy, TI1, March 14— [Special to Tup: | Foriand O'Tiien denicdall lnowleizeo | which prevuled toan musul exient. q s = a0 tho oficors Uid | mauy, May 15, 126, and_iwmigrted to the | ) IO i Ny TAmai b Gails | the murder anddenicd being with the women MRe e iEa - - " Neb. h 14, —[Special to T 9 s CTee ] [ | ek L 2 Ber]—The record of one of the most cele- | oa tho might of the murder They were 18 1o rizular batdh of appropriation sheets L sl e lidy d saldtioa, Uik now theyipubiia (linled Sintes tn 1851 in | ghe vick 1. O'Swilivan, brated murders as well asof an exccedingly | Jland unconcernedas icebergs, and gave | Was taken up and passed aeted I0Bise ESUIL OF eSS it okl Ta 1 and. ..nuu..m» goiug to Chi- N | and means las completed the general | how he sum of sensationl case, will be dosed on Saturlay | 1o s ofever givingthe slightit considen- . A Megath asked permission to appoint | Wi* an L pletea th < it o sl O E15000 for chapel AT R T In 855 he came to Omaha, locating at | I e o 0. athRaY | o 1o/tho o agalnst e mother deputy rogisterof doeds, He says | Stpropriation bitl, providing for the extraor- | 5 icyin the same make up o part of thein- orner of centh and Dodge strects, | B0 Leo anid Mr. and Mrs "Tho 2 tho mur- 2 R s > | dinay moropriations for the coming bien- | ¢ e e . > ho v fto 1 3 e mporary stricture besiie tho ja i e businessof the oflice requires tho sery rease and each item has been slightly raised cre hc outa y terwards 5 o tamEa e e i Sig atll EEL | arir orau eent, i an | 1o Diossof the ofio vunives the sert: | niil perod. A conparisn of the fems with | i tho enlir it | removing ¢ vncy. Btet, whote o | - Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Millor s ) i past ninemon imuediato trialand hnging was demnded, | 1 8:n. He ¥ T | wropritions malde two years ugo by y sent indications it does not. 1ok Luntil his death. N e S T2 G, Hilliker, Wil On Saturday avid Moore, | On order of Judge Blnchard aspecial grand | depu ty from the present oftice force. i > 3 3 4 o} o Music Messes. R. C. Hilliker, William H, Y. + 1890, A ! puvlican legislature 1s here given asif thetotalappropriations would be $1 less engaged in the business of house paint- % o a prominent Omat Jing o fury wis convened and brought indictments | Johi Huffmadea proposition to compound s A TS Shraks Al | stenslofr, Jacob Jaskalek and Henry Owens, ¥ @ aha traveling man, then jury L (st S t Hpow 1840, than they were two years ago, and they may | ing and secured the contract for painting the RN A T el resentinga lumber firm at Meril, Wis T T M G g oy Hobmiorliiansonftlos onlaty,l Eo ,“l\“l“" se governor's offico. . $ 5,05 | bemuch greater. The sp porop section louses, ete., on the Union Pacific gor-—Mess, Charles H, Lear,” Androw 2 ’ d for a specil August session in | that the col 1l @ drigs and pay it Zenera i , e s for Tariousstate institn. | when that road was being constructed ) g Menefee. | cane to Ottawa and put up at tho Clifton to hasten the worke of justice | bim asaly of &0 per month, QbR il 0 fexulliis g wingn IoF YIVOUAABEE ekl phenthasrontasicing ",‘\ff"l,;:‘.' e (0 wing the entertainment in hotl. On Mouday moruing ho weat to La | Bill0'Buien was fivstbrought to teil. Ho | The bid fof the Ofee specialty manufac: | Seretary of sti : B e B e e e affairs of the villawe of Omaha, and was a | ¢ >florts o eclipse all - pre- Salle, sixteen mil t of Ot to |refused o go upon thestandand to make | Wringcompny for furnishing vaults for the | Auditorof public ke Rol i B e 11 o1 Th o ate chosa 1| fo p of the fivst hook and ladier g tramsact somo business, but not having | tement whatwer. Kate Ford told | oMcesof theregister of decds and treasurer | Treasunr ofstate ) |ncusiatiinmamalica ol A I was also @ chirter member finished his work = here, retumed | her o thojury and ovidente was int- | Was_declard to be the lowest, and to this [ Superinondut of "'”‘“ . R i ionia |5 3 took active interestin. the Concordia ¢ on Moudiy afternom and was last seen on o0 by men wiho Saw the fourcrossing the | mpay the contract was awirded. The [ autteion o o w Shroughiwithoub SHoroush | Hnvoatia) AR v 7 Muos, Jolu J. Gorman is listed among the that day lewing the Clifton, after baving | bridge, - O'Brien seemed to have been con. | Price sgrecdupon is 18710 and a bond of dssdoner of public linds ; Notawithatunding the provisoadded to the | The deceased was a prominent Mason and | Sick. 5 eaten a mh; supperat about 8 o’clock inthe | sidere :'x ~:-m;|-‘hn.m by the jury, lil;ul six fi]U',{vrllmpcx formance of the work will be i sk 3 o 1 appropriation bill twe o that | wasone of the earliest members of Capitol dward D. Munshaw has goue east on & evening. On Tuesday morning his body, | weeks after themurder was given a life sen- | siven. clandy and build- iR e T ¥ ‘very | 0dgo No. 8. He was also & member o Wath the head crished by 4 bluit instra: | tene in Jolict penitentiry instead of the | Thebill of Sheriff Toyd for the month of it e B A R O S RS A‘;r‘r:ahnh-uflvr“um\l‘ miha_founcl, Kool vift of Sw ) re fr ment, wis fourd blood-stained. and cold death penlty February, amouning to #,0904, was al- edus A D e ey ited for, there are Soveral | Arch Masons, and a member ot Mt. Calvary | ¢ AU BByl (v oS Rty & o s itiore iy neath oue of the great oaks of Allen park, on lie Ford cameto trial at the Noven. | bwed. Purdiase plw|r|-|h1 0 400 | cases of deficiency reported, and doubtless | commandery,’ Knights Templax ' e thesoutnsideof tho Tlincisriver, Beside | be nof the circuit_court before Juc The$42.0 billof L Lazrus for cleaning | & e bourt 7 2080 2,505 | others covere o 1 appropri A large farily is left to mourn the sudden the body wias a railroad conpling pin, the | Stip, Judge Blanchard having presided over | esspols atthe county hospital was allowel tof bankins! !l 1200 | Sloms. Tho defciméies reported ars demise ofa kind father ana mdulgent hus- head of which was covered with blood and | the trial of O’ Brien. The prosecution jn | 8LE150 the balauce belng re) i i v 000 1100 | ¢ ows band, Mrs. Windheim is confined to her The young child of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. hair, Furtheron was a woman's pocketbook, |a much better condition to presenta case In orler to beon friendly terus with the € g s 10,00 (T s w000 | ved, suffering from the same malady which | Shriver issick couiainiag 9 b silen Shebod) \vasilon el SEaiss i they/iinad Shew | iy it Tinine oreretheliioning ol . s X Adjutant general s office Ym0 0 | deprived her of ker life partner. Theve ure | Michael Cudaby, president of The Cudany “i that of Moore, bu ] been seen in | @ 0 3 wl ml the Ull;h‘h ‘\';x.-«v.-.\ Ay hila o kA ARD]Y al ( ¢ 0 Insane asylum (Hastings)... W 00 | four boys and five girls in the family, twoof | packing company, has returned to Chicago. ERe somany e surmised that | casc At AWelly =20 Ing £0r neIBIBSION 10 the B OsMIEl deBARIL eI oo [ Roform school (eutnoy) . ) the formerand three of the latter beine mar- Ata meeting held in the Fourth ward Fri ‘k““""“‘) be Jelein the park and was e ‘:““{“\‘q “““"1““ ! of thecounty poor farn was everrefused on [ Sofi oy SUsEa ““"l*;'”“'l'“"”" N E ried. All of the children are living in | day nightJohn S. Walters was nominated illed by footpads. wvas out buta few hours and returned a taclinioal lointof belig. &0 patient, and | Sodlers A0 = asine asyium (Norollc), . Omilia with the exception of Gus, who lives | for counciim Shortly after the discovery of the body ¢ of gullly, giving Fonl the death | o oetias toitbet Do, & oty fasient and | Grwnd Lalund) 1,000 | Laying walks capitol £ rounds v, Mont : fos caunelinpn, & 4 Kate Ford, a dissoute young woman who | ve Tetweon th A tie crunvyautnorities | Tititulefor deat and dumb o0 o | There will bo an offort made e i taleam) aduy at 8 | 25 and Mrs, Solomon Fox wish to extend had been but two weeks previously married | Jusge Stipp, the presiding judge, shortly { inthefuture > it e it lon ohe 4820 | rider to the bills that will have a e > e ATV SR ough Tiue Bre thanks to fricuds who to atough mun named Charles Ford, w after the cose of the trial, manifested a very Resolyed nty nttormney be r A bssatihy 008 W cided tendency to kdeficiences in the 1 R 50 kind and good in their 1 afllic- seen tearing up a notebook and acting very | unstatle condition of mind, and popular ex L g0 dor i) Bhooley ibbaroy Listitute for blind (Nebraska S| fatiee, ) E R R e | strangely upon L ) ofthe | citoment high over what was considered | {iih'y U0, 1 AR ”{'".“ L4 City 0,00 ¢ Only ten days remain in ¢ com ' 3 » Mack, day car inspector for the stock court hoise. She was arre: and wh his insanity. The public demand for Fords | iy Huke sieh rsulatlons ds miy bentces. | e fishcom I ! 720 | plete the work of the legislat ' e R Lo L Natltha dons yards compat.y, has resigned to accont @ re- David Meore's name was found in the book | immiediateexecution the mwidor of Moore | sary. “Mww‘ "ww‘- ( m{'»"“ ; i, be large susunad - the consiueration of | Vi wimaius be St onsible position under D, G. May at Swift she wis questimed so cl that | was supplemented by the furth il M. Timme move adoption of the res UM L0r B0 CRICHILERN (Rel0r' o A the various appropriation bills Fe g H X fteihdnain & Co's sheat leogth made o full e n. She ent t was also dution, Stte e A ol ” wardea tothe St. Louis erematory wcin Rev. Morian Bowles, pastor of the Chris- swore that she met Moore on Monday morn- | for th 4 anc of J Mr. Berlin thought the commissioners had | i 4 2 Enst Capital Comin eration ¢ | tian wination, will hold services in the fugat tio month end ol the Hliwls v qlortur fc boen ignored by tie eomciland suw 1o freq: I HHEM) e The first firm of castern brewers to make t church at11 o'clock in the ridge and, noticing that he was y 3 vs afiliction was nothing more s son for such & resolution. Saidhe: “I'ne [ These ude only tho general run- | gy, i vestments in Omaby BT T RS oo & i) in the evenin dressed and had the appearance of o 1 B asevere attck of nervous prostra- | coancll takes evory advaitage of us, and | DIE expenses, exeept a hero indiated, Tu | S0V IVAEICLS 6 a and South na > T F T o M, position, flirted wit a from which he recovered about Febri- | there 1s no 0y by e chould confer | tho ox peuses of the goyernor's oftice the con. | Batbeen the Schiitz Browing companyof | Miss Logan ko e g o ks ol e e igasiite arnnging o meoting for the same evening at | ary I Fothen heard exhistive arguments | with that body inthis matter tingent deeount of £,00 allowed two years | Milwaukee, who some time since instructed | City A o S e R 8 o'clock eithe south end of the bridge I 3 | uling the motion, Me. Timme wanted the opinion for his own | 8g0is entirely omitted fn the peuding bitl, | their agents, the Ames real ¢ ageney, to Dr. J. J. Savill e 1 N e T Ry or in Allen park. She told her husband 2d Ford, 1 25,10 bebanged | satis fact f for nothing cse. Twenty thousand dollars for the support of | gelect a number of available locations for tho | a very avtack of la grippe i 4 For ahoih i g he propomd Gah W | BERE S amitt 4n ihe wliy ani 1B sentil RarcLiarin agil 8l MWiahe doflum e | shoNatona) ghe ]l“:‘,:‘,,‘,"j{'“@'.,‘;:fi'}‘;‘"j‘al‘.':L company's consideration, ‘This was d _Jolin A Creignton and family started for coi LT RS but he foced her to amee to |l whi had its birth upn the Upona vote the resolution was adopted. ere is a slight reduction in the expenses of | ““\”‘j'l""‘i'*‘ nt of the Echlita compans, to- | Chicago last t vin the Burlingtor 1 tendance and wus one of his proposition, Her husband then went to [ day of the discovery of the murder, - the anditor and stato teasurer, but a large [ KeHOF Wi l“;“ ;“ hv[ ussoclute v, il din | ExSenator Chavles FL Van Wyek was in y jovar ven in thas Miunie Wintering, another dissolite young | has never waued has been the topic b PILED Y ET, inreasein the oftice of the superintenden b ¥ last weok In ordor to complela | the city st evemng and caliod n T | plow ring the sea woman, and 10 Billy O'Brien, his mtimate, | of conversationat alltimes and upon all oc- public instruction, Ahe apparent reduct !{'{::_‘I_-m""”"“]l'\‘;"" I';I -”l"""v““l'}'y "w“l'-‘m('nll Ber, Hosaysthe Des Moines meeting w i ) Ancient ( v Hib m..(nm iced them 0 go with himself and bis | casius, l!)‘i" ;.“:, X“ :(-.{\‘tm.»i‘x‘v‘t\n ;f‘{:“fi' Degree of MeNan s Orimo Still an rm’.. ppar x‘\ Bl of x.n).‘x\-.mml.j( blic | o ul4 by 'the purchase A QiR o ‘\’ end 1 Maih steceta and walked over | he #ut », was the plotter aud exe- County Attorney Mationey and Will Gur- | cyitol groun The , | company's Al agent in this ciy, Me. |, the brid together, Moore followed along 1 - of t er, aud that y, ottorney for Thormas ¥, McNameo, | whicn was usheard of two s C { i\‘-"‘..'-l.:y'.m' h;“r:.‘».;:f‘un(.;‘.:‘y\.u}”.’/tw: H‘H | belind, and when they had enteredthe prk > 5 > aintained | greued the question asto whether McNameo | in for amodest demandof #1500 which has | FO Irminentis interest We Site ot iy | Rev. L N. Pardec ) for 1 oars ) wod thivty Y 8 5 : 1 ge) ! ( i inOmata. The Ames ey have within they then lefther. Shesat down wder ¢ g ) »f uervoand self-pos- | should be mansiaughter ot for mur. | been alowed [FHR A L JHoaey hay) W A R \ of the gitnt oaks, whero the electric lig i © past Line months, seeming icecourt, Tho | _ The merewe in the expel DAL IORE AR ROSI0 W8 IR BRWS | byl au mow ] from tho factories across the river made ber | wre neither lor himsell nor any me clse nd occupied two [ hospital av Hastings is explained by the | [ el of Iroaerty for shot set. | 0f the northwest at Sioux City, is visitin \d Moore soan jomed he o ha ) ked 10 seeany one v 100k the matterunder | Stitement that **the imstitution was only in. ARk s s iy, N mueh tine and chise and Miss Maud N nb has gone to Folsom to visit friends SuCCess, important 1 ¢ in St or 1, K. Stevens of Cleveland, O, an | A< ternoon at i Einal ur £ Deputy City Clerk Giber s visit be made fol ¢ p to the latter. - Major Stevens represents the | Lnc trici’s day, Tuesday, March velund stove company wember is urged t £ besido her He ! anc attorneys, and | ulyisementuntil Mondiy at? p. m, tended W accommodate 100 patients, but that the hilbide 1 ut deith with the S owing o the overcrowded condition of the ockeed within bis Removing the Ruing otier asylums they were forea tocur fo ¢ tontinee down the walls of | 100 andES,00 0f the anountis a deficien bR s 2me d closely followed by O'brien, and iy ~ ontraot for tearing down the walls of | TG Gy eatinates for tho roform | €11 Of proporty they une o i1 &5, saying with an oath that | The Elks Annual Benefl the bulldiog formerly occupied by Gibson, | goo01 IS earney is partly cused by a defi- | | PARIAR, A ading his_wife astray y meuts are progressing fu Miller & Richardson has been awarded 10 | ciene 0, aud an ext alowaice of After Omahn Con s, » Omahin yreanswored, “Your wife i3 iy bed the anual’ beneft of Omaba lodge, Robert Livesey, and the work is ug | & Himprovemen Asuitha menced in the United | md then Ford struck him o th ), Benevolent Protective Ornler of rapidly, Scaffolds have been crected aud ™o | The state penitentiary gets ®0,000 for o | States court by Hartnol & Co., con= |y bresst. Bill O'Brien, who was armed with | (000 e LA hast Bete < i) » beng torn down, brick by brick, in ~gell POOm™ Which makes v the upr e e e s T agilnst Jok | s & coupling pin, picked up while crossing the | Which Wi be 4 el Bl oviing which may ot in the expenses of thatinsti | A Bt Lo | of Tue By aflrond (racks, then struck Moore, the blow | Boyi's opera house. The programime prou- | by W « I, A fenco O'Keefe, 12.C. Cushing and 8, H, Mallory, | gy of £ upon the temple. Moorc fell and | isesto bean unusualone, o Pati Russ aud v built around the ruins to keep | Twovoarsago the soldien' and sailors' | partners doing busiiess under the firm name | (hy £ord then picied up the pin, Which had been | her compuny wil appear o un acteachof | jedesirians out of theway of the toie home al Grand Islind was alowed §15,00 for | of John A, O'Keefo & Co. The plaintis aropped by O'Brien, sud begau besung | “Imp’ aud **Murgery Daw The wembers ls, alospital aul fifleen cottages, wd tho cot | cliim danog ust o defsadauts iu the | Moor reo been seated when Ford | owu breast M, Aty obligo & Court Uream, for M.