Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1891, Page 5

WHEN THEY REACH OMAHA. How the Gate Oity Will Receive the Presi- dential Tourists, CORDIAL WELCOME TO THE EXECUTIVE. Plans for Parade a Handshaking and Carviage Drives hrongs Alrendy Gathering A Racing d Speechmaking, serib Today will be a buey one for the citizens of > Omauha, and if the details of the programine | arranged are earried out President Harrison § and party will bo accorded u wost enthus- fastic welcome to Omaha by her loyal citizens. The special train bearing the presidential party will be met at Lincoln by a delegation itizens and escorted to Omaha, arriving % o'clock. At the union depot the party will be met by the executive committee, . and under escort of troops from Fort Omaha, the Omaha guards and a vlatoon of police, will proceed to the pavilion at the entrance to the court house grounds. Here Mayor Cushing will deliver the od of welcome, President H ou will deliver an address, and _specchies are also expected from Post- master General Wanamaker and Secretary of Agriculture Rusk After the addresses, which will be con- cluded about 12:30 o'clock, the party will i ©ross tho street to the rotunda of Tur Bee building, where for one hour the president will shake hands with as many citizens and Mrs, Harris d mom "3 bers of the ption com will be P present tion. The visitors will i entor Tie Bre building at the n streot # entrance and, after greeting tho chief execu- 3 tive, will pass out through .the Seventeenth 4 stroet entrance. t At the expiration of the hour alloted for tho reception, the dent and party will re-enter the carriages and start on a drive around the city. Stops will be made atthe High school grounds and at Creighton col lege, whero the presideat will address the school chiliren, the drive closing at the resi- dence of Governor Saunders, Sherman avenue and Grace strect, where the presi- dent will lunch and rest until the time for departure by special train over the Wabash at D o'clock. President Harrison,Governor Thayer, Hon James k. Boyd C. Cushing will occupy one carriage. The following is the route of the carriage drive 1 ve BEE bullding at 1:45 p. m., west on Farnam to Twentieth, north on Twentieth to Dodio, west on Dodzo to Twenty-second, north on ‘Twenty-second to high school ground entrance, arrive athigh school bullding at 2 P m., leave high school Luilding at 2:20 p. m., porth on Twenty-second to Chicago, east on Chiengo 10 Tweniy-first, north on Twenty-first to California, west on California to Twenty- fitth, south on Twenty-fitth to Dodge, west on Dodgo to Twenty-fitth avenue, South og Twenty-filth avenue to Farnam, west on Faruuin to Seiden, south on Selden to Leaven- worth, cast on Le worth w Thirty-first, south on ‘I'hirty-first to Woolworth ave 3 east on Woolworth uyenue to Twenty-ninth street, north on Twenty-ninth stre ¢ to Jack= son, east _on Jackson to Twenty-elghth, north on Twenty-eighth to Tlurney, east on Harney to Twenty-fitth avenue, south on “Twenty-ffth avenue to St Mary's avenue, oast on St. Mary's avenuo o Twenty-fourth, north on Twenty-fourth to Hurne ston Harney to Thirtecnth, north est to Fifteenth, north to Dodge, h, north on sixteonth to ernor Suunders’, Sherman avenue and Grace, TIME OF ARIIVAL OF CARRIAGE RIDE AT VARL- ous High scha Crelghton college, ‘arnam and Twenty-fifth avenue, am und Thirty-third, den and Jones streots, Marcy and Thirty-first strects. ., Woolworth avenue and Twenty- enue, . ., Jackson and Twenty-eighth St Mary's avenuo and Twenty- Court house, Terson squure. Shorman avenue and Paul street. Governor Suunders’ residence. Already Here. Among prominent state people who arvived in the city yesterday and will participate in the welcomo to the president were: Lieutenant Governor Meikeljohn of Fullor- ton, Hon, Sol Draper and General Conkling of Niobrara; Hon. John Mickey of Osceola; Hon. A. D. Buckworth of North Platte; ex- Governor David Butler of Pawneo City; Capiain J. H. Stickel and Hon., F. M. Woetherall of Hebron; Hon. Joseph Bartloy of Atkinson; Judge A. W, Crites of & Chadron; Colonel Atley of O'Nelll; ‘\i I, Winter, Woodbine, Ia.; L. Wessel, jr., incoln; C. A. Legler, Portsmouth; Adju- taut General Greene anu_ wife, Des Moines C. D. Ham, Des Moines; John'C. Higby, sr. Beatrice; J. J. French 'and wife, Wayno: L. T. K. Spangler, Hancock, Ia.; C. L. Richards, ~Hebron! F. M. Wotherald, Hebron; M. R. Beutly, Red Cloud; P. T Berehard, Norfol . S. Crawford, Sioux City; H. Wade Gi Pierson D. Smith, Bt. Baward 3G, W, Clatk and wile, Humphrey; C. A Slatsbarge and wife, ) Humphrey: P. Summerman, Battle Creek: A. V. Carlson, Stromsburg; M. 8. Hsyward =4 ana wifo, Nebraska City; D. Butler, Paw- nee; J. B, Stewart, York; O. E. Hall, Paw- nee. The following delegation came down from Kearney: Dr. G. W. Martin, Mrs, B, I Martin, George H. Downing and wifo, George E. Fora, R. R. Greer, A, N. Scott, Mrs. L. B, Watson, The incoming trans last night were all heavily laden with visitors and the hotels ‘were all crowded to their utmost capacity. I seemed as if everybody's country rola. tions were flocking into the city to attend the presidentiul reception. mah ; K Racing with the President, Mr. John J. Shriver, Washington corres- pondent for the New York Mailand Expross, arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. Shriver left Washington throe days beforo the start- ing of the presidential party, and has visi ted each city inadvance of the chief executive. His schedule calls for his arrival in Washing- ton two hours in advanco of the presidential party. Cocked and Primed. Granda Marshal Weller and his aides held a short meeting yostorday afternoon to talk overthe arrangements for the presidential reception today. No changes in the pro- grammo were made. The exeoutive commi teo authorized Marshai Wellor to make any changes today that he deemed necessury, New Moy Leslie & Leslie, 1 16th, Hotel, vice, Millard 2324 Farnam, 624 N, 16th, b ith & Woolworth ave. A, Shroter, 153 Farnam, All tho above named leading druggists handlo the famous Excelsic souri, waters and Sterean Ging Flags! Flags! Flags! Omaha Tent and Awning Co., 1113 Farnam, e ¥ ruit Slightly Damaged. ReyNoLbs, Neb, May 12.--[Special to Tug Brk.|—A hoavy frost has somewhat injured garden vegotables, but it is safe to say that although tho fruit will be damaged to some exteut, the orchards on high ground have escaped serious injur) Howo scales, trucks, coffeo starters, Harrison convoyor, Borden & Selleck Co., ugen - The greatest opportunity of your life mills, ecar- Catalogues of , Chicago, 111 i - isnow to know what the Tuture has in store for you. Consult Mrs. Dr. De San, | the greatest clairvoy: ellor in the world, N . 16th street. Eight More Soldiers Arrested; k Watia Warta, Wash, May 12.—Eight more soldiers have been arrested by the mil- itary autborities for complicity in the lynch fug of Huut. This mukes sixteen mon now i custody. Dr. Birney cures catarrn. Beo bldg. Sl Mangled by a Dog. Pransviewn, N, J,, May 12— Willie Smith, ar-old son of C. W. Smith, super- intendent of Scott’s printing press works, has been bitten by a vagrant dog in the street. His loft ear was torn compietely off so that it hung by a shred, and his throat was terribly lacerated. The boy was taken home in a fainting conditi A physician said the dog's teeth ba missed penetrating the juwular vein, ‘The boy is in a precarious con- dition. — All for Sister. How much money have I ot in my bank? Forty-five cents. stranger—o wint five cents more. What will I do then, stranger! Why,you see,sistor has such a terrible cough, and people say it will be bad on her if she don't get t socn, and the folks tell mo Haller's sure cough syrup will cure it right up; 80 you see—five cents! Thank you, stranger. i i BLAVAISKRY'S #ODY BURNED, mation of the Remains of Theosos phy's High Pricstess. Loxnox, May 12.--The earthly tabernacle Mme. Blavatsky, the deceased high C of priestess of the theosophical cult, who has | started on her spirvitual progress to Karma and Mirvana, was resolved into its original clements by th of fire yestorday in the presonce of most of the disciples of the | theosophical society in London. The funeral started from the St. John's Wood Temple at 10 o'clock 1n the morning. ‘fhecofin was at- tended by four pall be G. R. S. Mead, Mme. Blavatsky's private secrotary, Claude H. Wright, W. R. Oldand Herbert Burrows. The bier was covered with flowers, t tral wreath being conspicuous by the orange colored silk plush bow by which it was tied. When the procession arrived at the ceme it halted and Mr, Mend read an address tic of the virtues and the mystic eift departed pricstess. The coffin was to the furnace and the b duced to ashies in two hours, hes wero placed in an earthenwaro jar, which was handed to Mr. Mead and the o cen- of tho then conveyed countess of Wachtmeister, one of the trustees of the theosophical society in lurope, who conveyed them to St. John's Wood, where they ‘will be transferred to silver casket and deposited in Mme. Blavat- sky's orivate room, Avhich, in accordanco with the last expressed wish of the deceased, will bo left in precisely the same condition it was when she died. Nothing will be touched or removed. Ten members of the ty went to Queenstown last night to meet Annie Besant, who will probably take up the sacerdotal robe dropped by the dead high priestess. L e physicians make great therapen- ories.” For the most part they con- es with admimstering judiciously cribed in the books. 1o Dr. J.C. or, is due the credit of discov ing that createst of blood purificrs—Aye Sarsaparilla, Not man tie di 5 e THOUSAND DOLLARS A FLIP, A Big Gambling Game Which Has t Into Court Bostoy, Mass, May 12. > was a story of gambling extraordinary in the trial of the case of Annie B. Everett against John Stetson. Mrs. Everett is suing to recover $15,000, which Is threo times the amount she alleges was won atthe gaming tablo from Jonathan Bourne, the New Bedford million- aire. Mr. Stetson is president of the Carle- ton club, in which the allezed gambling was done. The defenso has beeu reached, and che exlanation of the loss of tho monoy was given. It was admitted that there was gambling, but_according to the defonss it was done'in Bourne's room ut the Adams house. Fifteen thousand _dollars was won from the millionaire in_fiippiug_coppers at £1,000a fup, After losing £15,000, Million- aire Bourne hauled $10,000 in big bills from an inside pocket and insisted in staking that sum against the 815,000 which had already been won from him. Mr. Wescott, who had been flipping ju great luck, demurred at first, but finally covered the $10,000 with the $15,000, which he had already won. Then the cop%ur was flipped and the big stake was won by Mr, Wescott. Itis probably the biggest sum which ever figured in a penny tossing coutest. The case is not yet finished. perdidedbiadibh ity The Ladies Delighte The pleasant effect and the perfec safety with which ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all_con ditions make it thoir fayorite' remedy. It is pleusing to the eye and to_the taste, gentle, yot effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. CENSUS e BUREAU ON DEBTS, The Unit>d States the Most Favored Nation, WASIINGTON, May 12.—The census bureau has issued a bulletin upon the debts of the world. As far as can be obtained the debt of foreign uations in 1800 was, less a sinking fund, $25,636,076,000, an _increase over 1850 of $2,154,503,655. The debt of the United States for the same time shows adecrease of $1,007,- 455,000, or moro than half the amount of the debt in 1880. The decrease in the debt of the states and territories for ten years to 1590 is $67,219,000. In the same time the debt of the counties increased $17,846,000. Rela- tively the burdens of debt falls far heavier upon the inbabitants of the principal foreign countries, except those of (ermany, than those of this country, while the indi: fluctuations of amou of indebtedness of seventy-nine foreign nations reported have been considerable during the decide. The aggregated indebtedness shows relatively but little change, es ally if compared with the increase of population. Aegregating the national, state and county indebotedness por capita shows a decrease from #4650 in 1850, to $20.46 in 1500, The aggrezate surplus re- o2ipts of another decado like the one just past would relieve tho country from nearly all the national, state and county indebted- ness, could they be distributed for the pur- vose, : INGTOY, D. C.—The Excelsior are delicious to the taste and splendid in re- sults when used in bilous and malarial con- ditions of the system. C. H. Mansur, M. C. S ELOPED WI1tH A BLIND GIRL. She Had Money and Her Misfortune Was Overlooked. Cocurcroy, N. Y., May 12.—M. S, Txler, a leading business man of Damascus, Pa., across the Delaware river from this place, had lived bappily witn his wife and family many years. Several days ago he disappeared and about the same time a young blind gi daughter of the most conspicuous family this part of the Delaware valley, was mi A brother of the girl traced her to New and tack to Middleton, Orange county,whert ho found her living with Tyler. ~All his efforts to induce her to return home were of no avail. The girl recently came in posses- sion of #12,000, & bequest from her father, who died & few years ago. No intimacy wus ever known or suspected botween her and Tyler, The families lived close neighbors. The girl was always modest and retiring in disposition. Sho is sald to have made over lier money and property to Haller's barb wire liniment has met with extraordinary favor, and cases pronounced incurablo bave been treated with success. Every farmer should keep a bottle of this justly celebrated remedy; ready for instant use. Tyler, B KILLED BY AN UGLY HOG, Terrible Fate Which Befell a Smalt Kansas Boy. Wicnima, Kau., May 12.—A shocking tale comes from Kiowa county relative to the death yesterday of Johnnie Reunond, the six-year-old son of & farmer. The boy and an eight-year-old sister were playing at *bury- ing.” " A hole bad been dug, Johnuie sat down in it. and the girl had piled in the earth tll it reached the boy's chin and he was tightly imbedded. At this juncture an old sow and her brood appeared sud savagely at- tacked the girl who wes swanding ove buother's head and drove her away. sow then turned oa the unprotected the boy aud sank her teeth in the face and skull soveral times. By this time the screams of tho children tad been heard and ussistance arrived, but by the time the boy was taken from bis position he was dead. ————s DeWitt's Little Eu rly Risersforthe Liver, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1891 DENVER'S CORDIAL RECEPTION Presidential Party Enthusiastically Wel- comed to the Colorado Metropolis. IMMENSE CROWDS AT THE DEPOT. School Children Strew the Pathway of the Distinguished Visitors with Flowers — Enter- tained at Lunch, Desver, Colo,, May 12.—A joyous shout of welcome from thousands of patriotic voices, the boowing of cannon from the distant hills, the waving of flags and the sound of martial music—such were the expressions of welcome with which President Harrison was re ceived io Denver today. ‘The president's train was timed to arrive at 9:15 a, m., and four hours before a great crowd had gathered around the union depot and its vicinity. Tho depot, like ail other portions of the city, was gaily decorated in his honor. From every spot where a point of vantage was to bo gained the erowd—young and old, smail and great ~assembled and roared themselves hoarse as the train bearing the chief magis- trate of the United States steamed up to the station, The reception committeo had long been waiting on the platform. At last the gov- eruor's special car appeared in sight. There was a rush to the train, a falling back, with expression of disappointment. The goy ernor was accompanied only by his littlo daughter. Ten minutes later the vresident's train, bedecked with bunting, pulied into the station. A cheer was raised by the littlo band surrounding his speeial car. The | cheer was taken up by the throng without and taken up and returned till the ceho faintly died away like the booming of the cannon which csmmenced the president arrived, General Wolcott and Senator Teller were the first to appr and bid him welcome to the the governor and another cheer . The president raiscd his hat, bowed smiled, und Mrs, Harrison with _equal acknowledged the enthusiasm of the pe The other members of the company with their relatives and triends appeared and preparations were made for the procession to start. On thoe othe o of tho entrance to the depot wero the Colorado national guards and the high school cadets, then the United States infantry under the command of Colonel Merriam of Fort Logan. The presi dent, Mrs, Harrison and the other membe moment the and ple of tho party pussed throuph to their car- ' N A blast of the buzle the military guard into line and the carriages which were to bear the party over the sion took the places assi, sido tho president snt the Rusk In the next carriage sat Mrs. Harrison, the wayor and his wife and theu the other mem bers of the party followed. The procession was then started. First came the mounted police, clearing the romd. which was a dificult matter, for toe crowd was so densely massed that as strect car- riages wended their way through the various streets they were almost blocked at every turn. Ofticers on foot helped to keep a clear passage. After the police came the U States marshal aud his staff, then Lancers, a_picturesque body. magnificent mounted ; next tollowed the Patriarchs Mili- tant, like the lancers, a branch of the Odd- fellows. Then the Sixteenth infantry and then lastly the high school cadets. All'along the line of march the president and party were cheered till the crowd became hoarso. At tho high school were massed row after row of children. They received the guest of the aay with cheers and strewed flowers in his pathway as he passed through the gates. After he had made an address to the little children the procession moved on to the Hotel Metropolitan, where lunch was served. Then the procession started for the stand at Lincoln avenue, where the address of the day was made. The procession wound up at the Metropoli- tan hotel, where the party was received by Mr. Busch and accompanied to the wagnifi- cently decorated room in which lunch was served. The table was a mass of flowers, At its intersection was a bank of flowers, growing out of a foundation of fresh, green ferns. The flowers were four feet long and two feet wide. In the left of the ryom was placed an easel, sustaining u life- like « painting the president. The paiuting was enclosed = between a display of floral plants and the national colors, Thirty-eight covers were laid. Those present included Senators Teller and Wolcott, the oficials of the state, the governor, the judicial bench and a few friends. The health of the president was appropri- ately proposed by Mr. Busch, Mr. Harrison suitably responded. ‘The ladies of the party were entertained at Mrs. Governor Routt's, where a reception was held, Previous to the reception an organ recital was given in honor of Mrs, iarrison at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, which was thronged with a fashion- able congregation. route of the proce of sl LS Mamma (to her little boy)—Now, Bennie, £ you Il be good and go to slecp, mamma '1i give you one of Dr. Ayer's nice sugar-coated Cathartic Pills next time you necd medi-cine, Bennie, smling sweetly, dropped off to slecp at once, FATAL WH1 P WHIPPING, A Tennessce Outrage Which May Re- sult in More Deaths. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May 12.—As a result of the recent white cap sensation the bride who was whipped by women white caps has sinco died after terrible torture. Throe men who were fired on will die of their wounds. The women who did the whipping have been arvested but their friends say tnoy shall never go tojail and a fight is imminent be- tween & mob and the ofticers, S They Got it of Course, Jim! oh Jim! T say, Jim! Yeup—comin’, mam; what's er matter! Why baby has got the colic; run down to drug store and get a bottle of Haller's pain paralyzer; quick, now, — Breakdown in a Voleano's Crat SAN Fuaxcisco, Cal., May 12, —The steam- ship Australia arrived this morning, seven days from Honolulu. Prof. Brigham, in a report to the surveyor's office concerning the recent breakdown in the crater of the volcano at Kilauea, says the entire fire area I3 is gone. Peaks, cones and pools have van- ished and in their place is o pit crater of eliptical outline 100 feet in extent, Thegvalls, he says, were perpendicular and qun.‘hupuwmh-. It is estimated that 3 their depth was 500 feet. ol el Coustipation poisons the blood: DeWitt's Little Barly Risers cure Constipation. The cause removed the discase is gone, Dr. La ron the War. Rev. A. W, Lamar, pastor of the First Bantist cnureh, delivered a lecture before the L. A, C. oclety at the Temple of Is- rael last night. Dr. Lumar's subject was ‘“Remiaiscences of the War." The doctor took the humorous siae of the subject and kept his audience in excellent humor. Many interesting aua pa- thotie anecdotes were tol — We find St. Patrick’s Pills to be very extra and to give splenaid satisfaction, They are now about the only kind called for,—~W, A, Wallace, Oasis, la. For sale dy druggists, —— Chief of the Foreign Bureau, Cuicaco, May 12.—Hon, Thomas M. Welter of Connecticut, first vice president of the national Columbian committee, was today declared the choice of the director general and the foreign affairs committee to be the chief of the department of foreign affairs, His heaaquarters will be in London and he will have branch bureaus in Paris, Vienna aud otner large citie: Al Bo wise in time. You have too many gray hairs for one so young looking. Use Hall's Hair Renewer, ‘the best preparation outt o cure them. Try it NEBRASKA'S NOTED ¢ National Interest in the Question of Boyd's Citizenship. Wasnixoros Brreav Tue Bee, % STEST. 513 FoUnreesti SterEt, Wastixarox, D, C., May 19 At the supreme conrt fooms this afternoon and by Associate Justice Brewer this even- ing, it wns stated that no papers had yo been filed in the case relating to Governor Boyd's citizenship and the gubernatorial con- test in Nebraska. Information came from Omaha yesterday that an attorney would ar- rive from that city aud present the papers in a writ of error procceding, but he has not yot appeared. Justico Brewer says tho papers will be formally*fled with the clerk of the court, and he will be asked to pass upon the question of eranting a stay of procecdings in the ouster of Boyd ho attorneys on the othor side have an- ticipated this move and already filed an objection so that, it Is believed, o stay of in junction will not be granted, although it 1s possible, and the case, it is thought by at torneys competent to wood judgment, will go over till the supreme court recon- venes in the fall, aso has excited con- sideravle interest here, involving as it does, pass an importaut question—that of a child be- coming naturalized with or without tho naturalization of the parents—yet, it is goi erally believed that th * doos not prosent those elements of etergency which cali for a stay of the ouster proceedings alveady had 1 the displacement of Governor Boyd and the reinstatement of Governor Thayer. TIMBER LAND DECISION, Assistant Sccrotary Chandler today ren- derod a decision in tho timber culture appli- | wtion case of Thomas A. Coffey vs Bolivar Tracy and Walter C. Brown in which tho general land office rejected Coffoy’s applica tion to enter the northeast quarter, scction 30, township north of range 48, west, Chadron, Neb., district. The assistint sec decides that Ce r s contest proceed ings were improperly brought and that ho has no peference right by reason theveof; | that the land was subject to entry Browa filed the relinquishment of Trac when and Higgins and as be was first to apply h entry should be allowed ana Cofey's application to enter should be rejected. = A part of the decision below is therefore vacated, but that portion from which an ap peal is taken is afirmed, The assistant sce. retary afirms the decision ot the commis- ¢ holding intact the tinber culture entr. Harey W. Blake for the northy section 25, township 125, north of rango Aberdeen, 8. D., contested by Den- ter 66, W uis M. PATENTS GRANTED, Patents were today granted as follows: Charles Blodgett, Toledo, Ia., aaily re. minder; Edward B. Guensel, v, In., for arb wive fonce: uwout, Omaha, depu hawout, ( aha, v Adolph Ostlund, Centerville, Ta., conve chair for children; Carrie’ Shane, V' In., dress fitting apparatus orge W. ner, South Omaha, storage receptacle cars; I 0 John W. John W syringo; ator; zinal ur- for cell case. fenry Weis, Burlington, M CELLANEOUS, Ca Craig of lowa, asix year graduate from the naval acadomy, has réportcd to the treasury d for examination for ap- pointment as third lieutenant in the mavine, Dr. O. 0. Sawyer as today appointed a member of the pension board at Flandreau, 8.Dn Charles Dryden of Omaha is at the Arling- ton. Mrs. General A. V. Kautz and her two daughters, Miss Frangescaand Miss Navarra, have gone to Cincinnatl, where they will re- ain several weeks with Colonel and Mrs. Mark Breit. Mrs. Mark Breit will give Miss Navarra a garden party on Suzuyflu;i, enue Y S. Hearn, Blaine's Return to Washington. New Yonrk, May 12, —Secretary Blaine will probably return to Washington Wednes- day or Thursday. BTG St. Patrick’s Pills give entire satisfaction I have used them in my family. They ae the bost I ever used for the purpose. Fraik Cornelious, Purcell, Andian, Ter. For sa e by druggists. ————— Alliance Delegate, Cray CexTER, Neb,, May 12, —[Special Telo- gram to Tng Bee, |—The Clay Center alliance met today and elected J. L. Hodges of Edgar, Neb., as delegate to attend the Cincinnati convention. He goes uninstructed. The alliance in this county favors placing in the fietd an alliance canaidato for presideatial honoxs, el ALy Orchards, 1414 to 1418 Douglas. Speecial sideboard sale all this week. O'Neill S O'Neivi, Neb, May 12.—[Spacial Tele- gram to Tuk Ber.|—A large delegation loft this city tonight and will join a special train at Norfolk to be in attendance at Omaha on tho occasion of the president’s visit. O'Neill sends greetings to President Harrison and party. -— Dr. Birnov cures catarrn. Boe bld’g. el ey ol Lynch Law in Maryland. BALTIMORE, Md., May 12.—Asbury Green (colored), sentenced to the penitentiavy for assault on Mrs. Tolson, was taken from the jail at Centerville by a masked body of men this morning and hanged. ————— St. Patrick’s Pills have given me better satisfaction than any otk —M. H. Proud- foot, druggist, Granada, Colorado. For sale by druggists. —_—— FERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. P. C. Moorhead and wife of Lawrence are stopping at the Merchants, Senator Switzler's father, Colonel Switzler of Missouri, and his sister, Mvs. Branham, are in Omabu on a visit. Mr. Charles A. Jewell and wife of Hart- ford, Conn,, are in the city visiting their cousin, Mr, I, 3. 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