Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1891, Page 5

WANTED T0 HANG THE PARSON Tadignaat olored Oitisess Oall in a Body on "Rev, Dr." Sherwood. MORE OF THE COLORED BOYS' TROUBLES, One of Them Wears Scars from Cuts Inflicted by is Drutal Mas- ter's Rawhide — Sher- wood's Story. “f want protection from dese d——d nig- gors, jodgo. My God, dey got awful excited last night,” The speaker was ‘‘Rev. Dr.”” Sherwood, the eolored journeyman soul saver, and while he ‘was as sensational and dramatic as ever, 1n this instance ho was not compelled to draw on his imagination, for the facts furnished ample material. Ho appeared in court yestorday morning 0 answer to tho charge proforred against him of maltreating and abusing the lit- tle colored boys under his charge, and his demaud for protection was occasioned by a demonstration that was made by a number of thecolored residents of thecity. The story published in yesterday's Bre called their attention” to the cuse and after o brief investigation they visited the Walker residence in a body and made an angry demand for the alleged preacher. It ‘was not deemed advisable for him to put in an appearance, and his friends did their best 10 quivt the excited crowd. They fully in- tended to take him out and handle him roughty, but sover counsel prevailed and the crowd dispersed. he “*Rev. Dr.” wus very much unnerved by the demonstration, and he invoked the aid of the court toprotoct him from personal violence, The judge told him that he had no such power, and advised the ovangelist to seek vrotection at the hands of the chief of police if ho felt afraia, but Sherwood aid uot mako any demand ou the chief for a uni- formed body guard Mrs. isherwood was in court with her hus- band, and when the hearing of the case was postponed until 2:30 o'clock Monday after- noon, she collectoq the boys_around her and started for her boarding plice, while Sher- wood disappenred in an opposite direction. An attempt to talk with the boys alone was not successful, as the woman kepta very close eye on them. At the boarding place at 1211 Davenport street, however, the boys were found, as well as an_opportunity to talk with them, although either sherwood or his wife found it convenient to drop around every few min- utes and seo that noue of the littie flock wero missing. The littlo fellows were very roti- cent, and it was evident that their treat- ment wus not a pleasant subject for either discussion or contemplation. None of this, however, was apparent whoa they were msked about the cities they had visited or any otlier subject except the one that re- called so much that was unploasant and pain- ful. When a band book was picked up and one of the boys was asked about the music, the others gathered around and all animatedly entered into the conversation, but the minute that an at tempt was made to switch off into tho rels tions between Sherwood and the boys it was as if the clouds had suddenly opened and a chilling rain had descended. Silence fell upon the group, and they sueaked away ns 1f the very mention of Sherwood’s namo in connection with their treatient. presaged the sppenranco of the dreaded rawhide. ‘The members of the band are George Green of Jacksonville, Fla., baritone, who has been ‘with the band a year; Willlam Jones of Little Rock, tuba, who has been with the d six months ; George I. Thompson of Tallahassee, ¥la, B flat cornet, with the band sixteen months; Sam DeLaney of Fernandino, ila. E tlat cornet, with the band a year; BSam Johnson of Mewphis, i alto, soven months with the band; Julius Frazier of Augusta, Gu., bass drutn, six months with the company; Lorrane Mitchell, New Or- leans, suare drum, eight months with the pand, and Farnas Davis of Atchison, slide trombone, four months with the band. The boys are as bright as a dollar and as full of life as & dog is of fleas, and there is upon the surface no reason for the silence and depression that envelopes them when certain matters are touched upon. They have learned their lesson well and they toll with a monotonous but suspicious menoss of language of the whippings that they receive “‘when they need it.” It was impossible to got each of the boys out by himself, although this was accomplished in two instances. They seem to be suspicious of each other and afraid to talk of the matter in the presence of another, On one point there 1s an_apparent unanim- ity of sentiment, and that is that Sherwood is impartial in his use of the rawhide, and lashes them all freely from the B flut cornat- Ist to the bass drummer. One of the boys now bears two great, livid marls across bis face, which 100k like the mark of & branding tron. They were caused by the rawhide only » fow days ago. The boys stato that they aro whipped only #'when they need it,” but it is apparent that they have been talight they need whinping for things not ordinarily supposed to demanu such correction. In éach other's presence they stated that they came in s soon as it got hot, but one of the boys, when alone, told of a free-for-all whipping which was inflicted on every one of tho eight the other day, because they went in too soon. nd this statement was afterward corrobor- ted by auother. In stercotyped sentences they said that they dil not have to work hard, yet when the reporter sugwested that they ought to be pr 1z, one weary player romarked that ko “was tired of practicing, s o had boen at ivall day loug day after day." Sherwood states that the boys are all or- poons and the boys thomselves make the same statement, but when closely questioned 1t was found that one has both pavents living and at least one other has a mother. Sherwood discourses glibly of how much he is doing for the boys and of the sacritice ho is making to take them along. Ho cheerfully imported the information that he was worth §5,000, ana had an incomne of §,000 a year, yet he insisted that tho band was barely paying their own expenses. He claimed that thoy were raising money to build an educational institution at Pensa- cola, Kla, but was surorsingly short of knowledro as to tho lans or sizo of the building. 1e merely know that seven acres of ground had been purchased just outside of Pensacola and work on one wing of the building begun, but he could not toll in what state the work now is. Ho suid ho raised 8,000 last year, but for some reason he has turned over no money for the past eight mouths ‘The money turned in last year was col- Jected by himn as agent of the church and not raisea by tho band. Whenever he nolds a meoting be takes the entire collection, which is dovoted to his expenses, yet he admitted that this was the third city where he had to pay board since he has been out. Ho gener- ally goes to the parsonage and the boys are quartered upon mewmbers of the congroga- tion. The *'Kov. Dr." was asked where he ob- tained his title, and confessed that he was not educated, and his degreo was conferred by the “albumen” (presumably alumni) so- cioty of the Divinity high schiool of Wash- fngton, N. C. Sherwood said that the so- cloty was autorized to confer the degrees of B. D, D. D and D C. L on peoplo Whether they wore entitled to them or not, He intimated that ho know his business, and that tho title of *doctor” was of uso to'bim. He said that the boys handled the monoy, and spent what they choose, but this was very lamely corroborated by the vboys them- selves. Ho claimed that every boy collectod money on the stret, but they insisted that it | was taken possession of by the leader. | The Afro-American leaguo is taking a deep interest in the case and anxiously awaiting dovelopments. 1f it is found advisable to take the boys away from Sherwood, the | leaguo will do all in its power to provide for | | | thom ®In reforring to Mrs, Walker, Shorwood re tedly callod hor a_liar, notwithstanding the fuct that her truthiuliess aud veracity are vouched for by Rev. William A. Moore, | her pustor, and soveral of the loading e bers of the African Methodist s copal church, Without any author- | ity whatever on which to base | siich & statoment he wont to_Judge Holsloy esterduy and informed hinf that the com plaint agaiost him would be dismissed, and | that Tuk Evexing Bes would rotract every- thing that bad been published about the case. | 5 been received from Washington to resume | From W. S, Harper of Bouver, 1o admitted that he fiogged the boys and THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY,"AUGUST 9, 1891-- IXTEEN PAGE H ALL GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. To Further Reduce Our Immmense Stock Belere Inverniory, We Have Determined for One Week to Sell All Coods at Gost. A Two Hundred and I'ifty Thousand Dollar Stock at Cost is an Opportunity that will Never Occur Again. We especially beg our out of town friends to take advantage of it. It will pay them well TO COME A HUNDRED MILES I'OR THE BARGAINS THEY WILL GET. THIS STOCK COMPRISRES: SILKS, ! BLANKETS, | RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, LINENS, . NOTIONS, V.ELVETS; | DOMESTICS, CLOAKS, LACES, l SHEETING, DRAPERIES, HOSIERY, ‘ MUSLINS, ART GOODS and UNDERWEAR, [ GLOVES, FLANNELS. ALL of WHICH will BE SOLD at COST Except Clark’s Spool Cotton, Warner's Corsets, and Earl & Wilson’s Collars, we being under contract with these parties not to sell their goods less than regular price. N. B. FALOCONRR. sala that e was necomnry avoess. senr | WORK SUSPENDED AT GENEVA, | fio™ commties 8 e hor>aieet | BLOTTED I WITH RED INK. Deyelsiiormidonthecosssodsnd dete | BE [MITATED JESSE JAMES: in St. Joseph, Mo., and was arrested aud of overll recoipt. Tho secretary thinks will be'is a question that will como up iater. fined 21 for the part he took in 1t. criticisms of the commnssion's speed | Squires’ bid went in at tho same old figuro, He likowiso admitted that some of the boys in closing up its records are unmerited, and $2.05 cents per squaro vard for form “A. ran away from bim, but stated thav ho forcod | Chazges That the Reform Schocl Building | are mada simply because the public do Lot i ; : . Diexcl & Fox dropped 55 couts below the 4 Gthers to go, and ono in_particular he drove inderstand tho. amoant of work. invoiveq. | OMirman Birkhauser Ohanges the Asphalt- (Rexel f U0X Beopted 8 ot o oward, | Desperate Work of a Bank Robber and Mur. away undor threats that ho would kill bim it is Being Botched. The law prescribing the duties of the com- um Paving Epeifications a Trifle. ing a contract. derer in Ohio, he remained. mission is needlessly burdensome. Over Thero are things now that look as though . \\;hunmnxlkvdh nlm{u. {hg wlk:h':- :vltll \vh‘ah |||ll\‘ lhr.yusl;n;]h l'et'li;lpl!i 'lm\'a’uecn received it nlmk;’ be many long days before the L'nnllrncl i he flogged the boys he said that it was “‘noth- [ A g H and each of them has from four to nineteen - will be awarded, as an injunction rostraining ing but a dog whip,” but when pressed for a MAY MEAN ANOTH:R INVZSTIGATION. ; outrios, Tho law requiros a copy of theso | HE CAME NEAR OVZRLOOKING THE J0B. | FigH (o B e ®6 Nering into n contract 1a | SWIFT - JUSTICE OVERTAKES HIM, botter description of it, ho said that it was a e | receipts, arranged by months, to be fled with talked. If the mjunction issues it will bo rawhide about three feet long that he carried the sceretary of state, Because of the mouthly | for this rea on. The Barber company will claim that the board advertised for bids, ac- ashing the | Board of Public Lands and Buildings | grouping they co Some Interesting History of the Ma with him for the sole purpose of After Shooting Down the Cashier and not well be kept in boo boys. Ho denicd thut Mrs, Walker ever Preparing to Give the Matter without great expense, Hence they 5 O B C cording to plans and speciiications on file in e g Sl spoke to him about his whippings or remon- "'“ u:-un e mado on lar,o sheots, Tho ori neringhiliioh theBarber. Jom B R e A Ry e Two Bystaudors thoDosporado strated in any way against the treatment ac- ¢ on—.hs Com- | inat receipts ve also deposited pany Got Its Monapoly public works. After this advertisement was is Killed by a Possc of corded his charges. picte Details. with tho secrotary, and theso bulky Int Omaling inserted the pluns and specifications woro Citi Sherwood made up his mind yesterday to ! inconvenient records are dumped into w vas changed without giving noticeto the bidders. change his hoarding place, and s soon as ho e ment vault, where they may never bo dis- — e left the police court ho bean to look for o place where ho would not be under such i strict surveillanco and where less attention 'he board of public lunds and build- would be paid to his savage treatment of the [ ings wound up the Hastings hospital investi- little fellows to whom his word is law. gation 1ust evening, und congratulated itself ————— on tho rolief from u very disagreeable duty, turbed. A third vecerd is kept for the com- m13s10n 10 neat books with claborate rulings, which also s likely 10 zo to the secretary ' hav Ly, Neb., Aug. 8. —(Special to Twe Tho members of the board of public works 3 Western Peop! ‘(u C wade a discovery. Waiie this may | Cmicado, Aug. 8.—[Special telegram to when the commission bas finally shut upshop, seom strange, it is novertheless a fact thay | THE BEk. | —The following western people aro ing threo records 10 that - oMIClS wil wot down. Moreovor, they mado this I lm?l city: MA'. m[u l.'\ualuu;um.ou.'w. v N REV % v, Phinse b complote, discovery just in time, so they claim, to save isk, Helena, Mont. ; L. I. Crofoot, Omaha; RIDICULOUS REVOLUTION, but mnothor job was brought to 163 AUENLION | (orsmmluoie e g inate and w4 ity thousands of doll AW, Abbott, Ogdon; Mr, and Mrs, A, G, United States Consul Daughe:ty on | beforeit had timo to take a paacoful breath. person who signed i receipt for relief Years ago, when the city commenced Works, Dos Molues, da,. 15 R R ST G A lotter was recoivod from Goorgs I Me- | from tno - state, ond it shows the ing asphalt pavements, specifications were | At tho Leliad-(eorge E. Fe 3 Douald, architect of the girl’s reform school, | Bumber — of times he received o lopted that were very favorablo to the Bar- [ coln; Richard i3izckstone, Lead, S, Lawa, O., Aug. 8.—One of the boldest banl robberies and murders ever perpetrated in this section of country occurrod this morning at Columbus Grove, & town of about two thousad peoplo twelve miles north of horo. Cashier Maple had just opeued tho Iix- chango bank and laid out §,000 near the cashier’s window. About$:30 a. m. a man th Lin- 501, D. W ASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—The Post this more- together with the o a P f Lo AL tho Ll aer e dunos M- Woods. Frank | 0ppeared in the door with a revolver 2 . complaining tha o ot e ne ozethe he pazes in the record ber company I'he section throwing the At th aer—James . Woods, Frank = & 1ug prints an interview with A. J. Daugherty, | complaining that tho contractor ot the new | ooks whero the detailed statsments | monovoly inio the hands of that cowpuny | R. Davis, Kapid City, S. D5 C. K. Collins, each hand. He immediatoly bogan shoot- United States consul at Callao, Poru, i | building at Gonava was not coaforming to | iy bo found. The record shows the name | read as follows: William Wallace, Omaba; Edwin Norris, | ing. Cashior Maple was struck twice, onco Dillon, Mont. At the Grand Pacific-S. H. Morrison, Nebraska City; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ir- Chili | the pl pocifications, Attoraey Gen- | of the beneliciary, the number in his family Upon the base witl bo da'd the we oral Hastings immedintely sont an order by | bis county, the kind of supplios he roceived | UF pavemient. propur, the conne wire to suspeud all work until further notice, | 40 tho amount of each in vounds or bushels, | Lof which s i paving cemont in the arm and once in the right side As ho fell to tho floor o farmor, William which he says that the present war i is the most ridiculous revolution ever heard prepuced of. The revolutionists are stationed at The systom involves infinite dotail. out any | from the bostquality of Teinidad asphaltum, | bardt, Stanton; M. and Mr:. Pholps Paino, | Vandevarke, aged sixty, entorod tho door, Iquique, several hundred miles from Sau- 'fl}"’ the board tookthe noon train today for | pyun's'record can bo found ab & ‘moment's ottmed from tho sorcatlod pitehor wsphialt | Lincoln; N. Lanco, Dos Moinos, Ia,; John B. | having como o get tho monoy for somo hogs tingo, whero Balmaceda bas headquarters, | (‘eneva to investigate the mattor. noiice. ; P D ‘!)nlmlls. Paul Vanderyoort, Clark Woodman, | ho had just sold. ‘I'he robver turned and The [atter has force of 0,00 und the fovmer [ Mr. McDonald makes tho following cow- Tl commission apparontly started out | “"Byring all of those long years the Barbor | (mats G i, Moad, os Moiuos, Ia. ; Georgo | shot him aond. A third man sat in the lobby e R PR S MTales Would. e ordorod at oo e fo the | ComPALY - hus - had | things © its©own | oy Ghnireh Howe of Auburn is at tho | Of tho bunk paralyzed with fear. Ho was quique a 3 That soft brick is being put into the walls | #llsirs would be f 9 g ° | wa s vas the solo and exclu- | p o o! o that 1s simply impassible by any armed RLPUY s 3 | future, and it has anticipatod such an emer- | W3 @8 it wa 0. B0 i Palmor. not molested, sive' owner of the Island of Prinidud. "This kept out compoting firms, as the board had declared in favor of the Trinidad pro- forces. Both parties kuow this and do not | Muring his absonco, although ho has repaat | gopy, attempt to pass tho mountains, The in- | @dly forbidden it. That the mortar joints | plies, mis Attorney Poppleton of Omaha passod | Tho desperado then grabbod $1,500 in through Chicago today on his return from a | greonbacks, shoved them into tho pocket of two weeks' visi in the oast. Every party furnishing su r o receiving money from tho surgents have no ships, aud if they had tho | in the common brick are made one and on any purpose, has | g his cont, and started out the door shouting: torpodo boats of Halmaceda, which protect | ono-fourth inches thick, instoaa of thro- | boen = rcquired = to muko ~ two = bills aat snfing Cbalrman Birkhauser of 10e . ey R et the whole coast, woufil soon destroy thoin. | gignuhs of an inch. ‘hat soms of the mortar | 40 to eviginal, is seowraly fastened 1he | pord of public works registered a vow that | Didn't Take Place as Advertised, Quito s crowd had been attracted by the Balmaceda, is well suppliod with the sinews e e In | ¢hecks which paid it, #rd that forms part | y\00a heing othor asphalt companies into | PuiiAoeirass, Aug. S.—The saio of the 4 " Y of war and goes on with his government | J0Ints in tha prossed brick are beimng made | of the commission’s pecords. To the dupli- ik M shooting, but there wasa scattering when ol or this purpose the plans and | Seagirt property by TVl p place somo. wooks a0, and sineo that | taken place today, but was provented by the | huving a gun iu each baud and time the chuirman has been happy in tho | Feceipt of a writ this morning from Trenton | shooting indiscriminately. One of the by- thought that bids could be received upon | forbidding the sale, an injunction having | stunders, Honry Buck, was struck down by othior than Trinidad. (¢ was the intention 1 | beon granted at the instance of Hecoiver | ® bullet’ from onc of “the revolvers. Tho fgnoring, to a groat oxtent the efforts of the | ono-haif inch thick instoad of threo-six- | cate bill is fa wsurgents. The insurgents derive a lavge | tocuths. That the walls ara not being laid | receiving paym; 1 that “goes to the sec n’v'. A-ll\l;uln;(lm‘\‘L\sm“nlfll'uI:)u Im;ln.::l, I\l\u“p.rlmll'l:l"; with lines on both sides, and it will be aifi- .(‘:‘.itu.‘m “"":,’m e : l;:’y‘:l“‘ ;“ to | of which thoy sell to merchant vessels put- | v f O O POEL S y SRR ken in o departments, ting in ut Iquique. They, therofore. make a | CUIt to properly upply the tile walnscoting atary tukes pleasure in saying that toned u receipt by the party comfortable living and seem to be prosper- | On the inside, That tha cut stous is not | the commission wilt 58" prepared to stand an | Oth e e | e ellow ran to the outskir e iug. o PRy cloaned with acid beforo golng into tho walls, | investization by an idmpendeat legisiature, | S5hice,from th new specificationt the words, | vardley ~ of the Ioystono National n’ww'nn-d.‘ RIRA.OUWIR of o1h RaGile gt and that one wall of pressod brick and an | I speakiug of exuctaess Secretary Ludden | o iah ey or asphalt lako 1n the 1sland of ',fl“"“,\,‘,, A war ol i ypuIandAY, iba | A posso was quickly organized and startod Grievances of Farmers. | arch should be torn down and robuilt. botes o8 8 romarkapie, fact the caso of @ | rprinigad.” Until Friday Mr. Birkhauser [ pECVe® oo WOB0, WG rutan, o on | i, pursuit. Auother posse started from Toreka, Kan., Aug. 8.—1he farmers’ alli #2,000 check sent to (thw Union Pacitic for | ;4 avery other member of the board h ) " | West Cairo, and the sherifl and chief of rostrained Yard from selling the property, having loarned that the latter proposed io disposo of it toay. Tho Seagirt, property is 000 of the most 1mportaut 1f 1ot the most im- | poon recelved here by tolophons that the ron. portant assots of the bauk, and it is climed | por was overtaken in tho woods aud thotte by the institution that struggio will take | deaih The dead desperado is described ne place in tho courts before the receiver will | yhort ‘and heavy sot, with a full face and acknowledgo any one else as the owner of it. | {mull “black niustacho, He appears 1o bo Iho recoiver todny recoived a numbor of ws: | 48U thivty or thirty-five years old. sessments from snarcholdors and by Tuesday | "t i (ol gt the wounds of Maplo and poxt anticipatos that noazly all will como | yuci ure not necossarily fatal. Vandebark forward and pay thie amounts assessed upon | who was killed, was »_prosperous furmer in thom. Union township. He leaves a large family. In commenting on these ovasions Mr. Mc- | pay < A i alonaths an paymont of a_freightbill. It went through ance in K1k county has adopted a lengthy sot | poyaid uses some very emphatic langusge. | tho railvond office, tho @mana. ¢l aring houso of resolutions setting forth the grievances of | jy yays ho is ushamed of the board’s repre- | and the Lincoln cleariug houso without un the farmers and asking the prosideat of the | ouative, upparently referring w the super. | endorsement or a statn on it. The ouly stato union to immediately call a convoution | futandont of construction. o churgas tnat | ATk 01 the chock was, o puid” atamp of of the peoplo for the purpose of petitioniug R P SR Sl i Lincoln bank on which it was drawn and Dhe Draiiont of the United States to call an e, “.‘“‘1 face |"v tho pressod brick wall s | 10 which it was finally’Feturnea extra session of congross to pass a law where- | “lobbered up by amateur masons, The by tho United States can issue logal tender | architect indignantly complains that tho troasury notes in any amount needod and loan | estimates mudo by him have bean changed to the people at n low rate of interest, the | \ithout his kuowledge, and that wrong fig- loan to be secured by land, thus relieving the 8 bg farmers from the grasp of the money monopo- potico organized an armed band hero to ussist in tho search, It was not a long one, for word has just supposea that the objectionable words bud boen stricken out. Tho blans and specifications had been carefully correc od, the proof sheets had passed through the hatds of tho printers, the city engincer and the board of public works. By all of these partios they had been pronounced correct Howover they were not for they were in tho sume forn as in days gono by. state norke Nores, 3 The Mmatare canal gnd 1rrigation com- 0 : M * pany has filed articles @l incorporation with Fridgay morning, just bofore tho bids 16 “searotany of state. The 'inastworators | WeTe put i for paviug certain stroots with ures have been insertod over his sworn state- | are K. Hurshman, W. Clur, J. H. Fairfield, [ $heet usphaltum, Mr. Birkhauscr thought ho Uoore W Tateotd. 3 is Tt bainields | would take ono'more fond look at hi pev - list. Thoy also want a law making oevery- | meut. ieorg . Pairl ¥ ecifications, Ho did so and a ent 1 L e g thing that cirenlatos as money. and (nterest- | 1t is reportod that @ somewhat caustio | Fairiield, W. C. Tobor, K. T. Harshman and | 3P .!r‘,,‘.i"\l',‘.' Ixfllu:l: ‘1|:‘I|lxm(r'u|l' e \;Hi'vl)‘\ulr ,Goneral Miles Will Commaad, Dr. Birnoy, hay fover and catareh, 8 vldg. bea bonds taxable so that many of the | letter hasbeen sent to John Steen, superin. | A: W. Mills. Tho capital stock is 820,000, | (iR H o ¢ labored long and hard to avold | CM000, Aug. 8 —Information was re- T - Doaring bonda taxabio 8o Luat ANy Of wine | tendent of construotion. Tho board. 1s in 20 igating canal will be located | WWhit hohad taporod long And bard 1oAY | ceivod at world's fair headquarters todasy Opposed o (he Grade. don of tho farmer: " furthor, that any man | wood for triliug or jobbery, and it propoes | in Uhoyouno col S J Bim in bold faced Bica that Acuing Sccretary of War L. A, Grant | And now tho Omaha Driving Park associa- bolding an interest in any railroad or riding | to haveastrict compliance with contracts, he governor has issuod a call for a meet- ‘I'he air of the bascment of the court house | has approved ths recommendation of Major | vion is after the city. Yesterday afterio n 08 bo § h gl oXO ing of the Nebraska world's fair commis- A J 4 BN ~d':" 11 ~-;’rl~'\cbw to legislative, execu- CLOSED 18 RECORDS, slonurs to bo hotd in his office. at 3 wielook | a8 iwpregnated with sulpburic ~fumes. | Genoral Schofiold that Genoral Milos suall [ yho association securod an injunction re ve or judicial oftic =i onors to d CH 3 o'clocl vas no Lime to preparo new specifi- | cos such regnlar troops and ona 8 s ] 4 L T Tho state roliof commission has closed its | next Tuursday afternoon. MAALA L8 10 NEOGRLG RAW. SPOOML mmand ruch rogular troops and national | Gouining the clty from changing the grado AT SRR AR MM 1A cations, as the biddors were on hand, There | guard as may take part in the dedivatory ox- Intruders to Be Ejected. M a | Governor Majors left at noon for home and | was only one course to pursue and speedy ac- | ercises. of Sherman avenue from & polnt 200 fcot statoment Governor Thayel Cash on e South of Amos nvenue 10 Fort streot, Th 1 by Ligh ordinance ordering the chauge of grade was ¥ passed by tue conncil duly 2, 'The appraisers CRRRSS will probably be in the | tion was demanded. Tne chairman was - 58,0200 | executivo chair by Monday. Tho former will | equal to the emergency,and seizing his trusty Kill . muke an address ‘at a Table Rock wathering | pen, dippod it in the roa ink, and a woment Lirrie Rook, Ark., Aug. 8.—Orders have the work of ejecting intruders from the Choe- | Donations . | next week P B L TRt a IR IEE mn-nynw 1y, Ark, Aug. 8 —Noac Vi- | ! ported no damages tho report wus i taw nation. During the suspension of the I'ne disbursements were An unknown practidal joker has heen try- | referred to the Island of Trinidad. 'The | ™' 1. T, today lightning struck and demol- | copted. The plaintiff avers that it owns tho | romoyal & number of non-residents baye | Forgr | potatoes 10 to have sport at the expense of the state rat was over, aad with the remark, *“To | ished a small house in which were six men, | greater portion of the luna along the line of warriod into the tribo. White men thus in }:;Krl"n;\r;““‘ ! ommission. Last night he took down | err is huma r. Birkhauser laid away his | one of whom was iustantly kitled and others | the street, aud that the chango of grado termarrying become adopted citizens aud | por freieht the old sign and put up & new one. On ono | mighty ¢ d informed the contractors that | badly injured would result in great damago to plaintif's cannot be removed. For expeuses . ®5.00 | side 1t reads ymmission of the com- | the specifications were read I'ne docu - property, as it would be compelled to pay —— - mission is o On the oth it says ments were banded out, and au hour later the No gripping, no nausea, no pain when | lareo special tax. Juage Wakeley will hoar A very small pill, but & very good ome Balanee on hand HOMLIS | “Nebruskn 18 Drosporous—tho peoplo are | bids w red DeWitt's Litilo Early Itisors dre taken, | rguments ou the iujunction Tucsder DeWitt's Little Early Risors. | Thedelay in wakiug thesestatementsarises | happy.” Both Squiros of the Barbar company and | Swmall pilL afe pill. Best pill wol