Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1891, Page 2

’I‘HE ()\lAllA DAII;Y IH‘F 'l‘(Tiflh‘l)AY. DE (*I‘ \IBI‘ R 15, 1 - — o — —— —— Tl_‘, FOR (,‘ 01“ \\D l l l of his rushes was stopped with a straicht this eity of the Shepamlonh Normal school ! swinging 1t arouna his head with voth hanas | I\, RUA LI D It AN Toft on the chin, In tho st | which Was recen iy destroyed by fire, The clutehing the barrel drove tho stock apainst fell to the floor from the for a loft hand chai*man has telographed President Croan A hor face with terrible for The blow ot L - . punch on Graggain’s ear. X | for ni.- privileco ofewempeting and tho presi W struck her between tho forchead ama L ¥ Wrealn wo | In tho tenth the Marine reached Grag- | Rocaiver Asked for the Nebraska Mortgage | ¢eut has signifiod ms-esilinguoss. omen and Innocent Ohildren Murdsred | ana crushed fn her skull. Every bono in her bitions spt h iti Men of Musolo and Beof Strain £r the | o saly with'n hard vight, and tho latter A S r i bl Gl fuce was broken. Then with a keen bread Ambitions ot an Aspirant for Folitioal Honer of Home. replied with 8 right hand body punch and [nvastment Cempany. 5 Storming, g% Llmwood asd Mutilated knifo ho stabbod hor fu the nock, cutting out Favors Rudely Flattened, Tonors were even in tho cleventh A Eiawoon, Neb.y feo. 14.—[Special Tele- ke asquare section of flesh and finishing with b ¢ Tho cwelfth to the sey x“‘n;h ‘“' ro | gram toTue Bre. | o1t is wm\lnL and storm- two terrible gashes on her throat. ¢ i A | fought at close quarters. Both Grag- | ing horo, A furioli¥ galo prevall £ . CHANCE FOR THE TWZLVE-CLUB LEAGUE, | fought 4 closs i ity visited, and | VERY LITTLE LOSS WILL RESULT, | ing I uriofd gulo prevalls. FIENDISH CRUELTY OF THE MURDERERS, Slanghtoring Innocents. SMALL CYCLONE IN COLORED CIRCLES. thero was a heavy lump in tho | —_— STRINING 0oL MINERS, m— “Frank C. Packwood, a beautiful little et v center of s forenead, La Blancho « 4 T 9 eolden haired child of 5 years, was found on Meeting at Indianapolis Today Will | bloeding at the mouth, Tn the l‘mlrlt-r;‘v'.ll After a Career of Five Years the | qpounte Fenred.jn ghe Indiana Fields Men and Blovdhounds searching for [ geEEE SR EREG of the bed wwith his thEOAE n Cyrus D, Bell the Target of Settle the Question—George Lia ::j:':““f; :Ij«‘:;rk\" *'r'\-'m:‘lwh:m“: s Dircctors of the Organization The Crestad Butte Trouble. the Monsters—Heroic Struggle cut. His features had been marred. The a Great beal of Incandescent Blanche Geta a Licking— T [teenth e sent the Marite soaling with & Compelled to Wind Up Brazir, Ind., Doc, 14a-The situation in the Oho of the Viotims— Hoors of both rooms hud boon complotely ObioTyFats 6F & o v y bituminous coal regions,of Indiana, in which Bloody p iy ‘s 1 oL Other ¢ porting News. left on the jaw. Its Affairs, &l ¢ oody Scenes, bed on which Miss Bruco lay was soggy Report, In the seventeenth the Marine rushed; 20,000 miners are on a sjrike, is a gloomy one with surtain : ¢ s \ 3 AL gora, On the curtains and walls blood ::mm:v;’m-n eluded Wi n-w;!“ |':jm’.:“[4: for the strikers and its outcome may bring was spattered thickly. When tho nowh e By 8:15 Inst night quite 2,000 people hud [ UATOUER, UhS ropes, when K e e | Fuesoxt, Neb, Doc. 14.—[Speclal to Tu | the wolf to tho uoor'of many a dolver In tho | JacksosviLte, Fia., Dec. 14.—It has been | bors later on boyan to cloar ‘up the hero (vas a thooting of the Afro-Amoiohn assombled at the Coliscum and the prepara- | pight log was Injured. Thero wero ciics of | B Ata meeting of the directors of the | bowels of the earth in adjacent st Tho | {mpossivlo o establish telegraphic communi- | Promisss “the’ blaod QIDRa, 16 WAS Yo [4bgiie aL L African’ MatSOALIE chuFot Tass ns for tho first event of tho international | “Foul” ana “ake.” Pandomonium ensuod. | Nebraska Mortgage and Investment com- | Indinna striko 1s ono of desporation, nccord- | cation with thoso at the scone of tho tragedy | {oomet i o o mateie | co ot the African ) ating o Supiobwir corboat s Referen S, G Graggaing rushed on the Marine, who hung | 1 in this city this morning, an ap- | IDE L0 the storles told by tho men, and cor- | noar New Smyrun. The followine facts, | {herammindor was soppe fxlt.p“\'\.y‘{\“‘.m‘:.q‘“‘,“i vening for tho purposoof fhoaring the r Grlswold and the judwes appeared upon the [ 10 theropes, and punishod him rizht aud lert, | plication was mada to the United States dis- 1Ehy the outlool 1 ono of pinching hunger | however, ara weil authenticatod. The scena | tae 8pots woro serubbed and strown with Lt bl Db s ol iriswold and fhas okt sl » the referes endeavoring to scparate them it 4 X if ot actual starvation, cold and nakedness, t i L L Dy et ol s did not M o bioody,,| 888 meeting of colored people to prosent SIAVHgHH GonatBALRRd. NnaLaWIBn: 18 LHOTHILS,| Soome s e o wrict court for tho appointment of & roceivor | '*.Fiio mite oporators. say. that tho prosent | of the murdor was at tho house of Ieank J, | 1oUF: but even this did “not hide tho bioodyf [ERL R OF SOt 1nanie to RReson dlo of the wuditorium so that an uninter- [ “In the eightecnth Graggains nearly | for that concern. strike is in violation of an agroemont mado | Packwood in the center of an orange grove, A Now Smyrna special to tho Times Unios | Hennott as the choico of the colored veoplo rupted viow of it was possiblo from all [ knocked L.a Blancha out, when the polics The ~ovraska Mortgage and Investment ;| by the men last spring not to uik’fu"lfll: uil- on the banks of Hillsboro river, cight miles | tonjeht says: *“The conviction is erowing | r doputy shorlff, As at tho provious ,mm;, poluts of the ecrowaed floor and galleries ;v‘:mv"d into the ring, ordering the fight to pany was & heavy financial conc :“I‘-zl\'\"‘n(“vlh‘\‘( L ryllll-":",\i\';;‘lu.ll‘l\)‘;‘ |uh:‘|:liul:; | south of New Smyrnn. Packwood is a native, | here that the murders at the Packwood bouse | 0 NfCurns D, Be l’y-r- AR e The appearance of the officials in the con- o reforeo satd Graggains had been doing | Which had done business forabout five vears, | wilh ‘the strikofs. Tte Iattor say that tho | Of Louisiana, but has hved near New | were committed by somevody belonging to | CLTE FHERR (0 B0E BICLOR RC B8 0 test was greoted with an outburst of shouts, | most of the fighting and ne would award him | Baving a paid up capital of $250,000. Tts | wine owners fook fdvantage of them in tho | SMyFna for nearly fifteen yoars. Tho names | this neighboriood. orut least fuwiliar with | BE8 0, 3 sy which woro renowed with tenfold vigor when | the fight. The crowd hissed, but the club | management was in the hands of C. IT. Ton- | spring when thoy wors not prepared for a | of the persons murdercd are Miss A i At A According to Mr. Bell's report Mr. Bennott Mayor Cushing mounted the platform and | avides by the referce’s decision. cray, through whom it has boon brought into [ Strike to forco them into signing an unjust | Bruce ot New York City, I'rank B3 1 : S e refused ‘to uppoint Price Saunders to any add 1 the 4 trawn up in battle array ftie disrepute, he having wracked it, {tis alleged, | $¢ale, and that in refusing to keep that on~ |'wooq, 4 years old; son of E. J. Puckwood; bl AL U LA position because he had taken a dislike to addressed the team (¢ " 9 Guttenberg Holds Out. b Bt \ il tract any louger than necessary they are no, ( yo 5, ¥ F o L R Drs Motxes, In, Does 14| Spectal Tele- | tho wan when he fivst saw bim, and becauso bofore him. Little tims was wasted in g Gurrexnena, N. J., Dec. 14.—Crack in fine | OF g4 ling on the Chicago Board of Trade. | more blamanio than thoy would bo to turn | MIs. . Hilten and ber bog, 8 vears old, ; [ 08T ol arion, @ tongh | ho. hAd airaidy promiaal Lt Al eoKIAS ting down to business. : condition, ml-l‘l'u\l sey bas been .pj-mung himselt upon a ."ft'"““",". robber whonevor oppoe= l.tm Imnsf} \mt u,:u»m{ |v.,.4.an night character, was shot aad seriously wounded | Ernest. Thereport went on to condemn Mr. A roar grooted the gigantic Gorman toam | first race, aix farlongs: Flenrott, won | fOF the past aix months to straightoning out | tunity offered. Thoy doclaro that the miiors |’ through w window, the intruders smashing | FREFcten Wk shot Sod setiors i SOUREE | Bannott for entoring into any agreemsnt to a3 they marched on tho platform and took | Alliquippa second, Sir Rae third. Time. | itsaffaivs aud was gradually placing iton a | Of Indiana have been more oppressad and | the sash and wlass in order togotin, A | I tWO places last night by Policoman SKIn®) yp55i0t any one until the result of the mass J < i d k RS . | ground down than thoso of any state in the y it ! ner, who wus attempting to arrest him and | pulayn ‘¢ thelr stations at ono end, whilo tho band | “gocond race. fiva furlongs: Noonduy won, | #1r@ foundation, but oastern stock and paper | yyion ; thattholr wages have boon less: tnat | BhAStly sightmet thoeyes of the firat visitors | )0 oy o' storious resort in what is known | | Whon My, Ball had finfshed roading th W t thein.” Another | Zonobia second, Chartreuss third. e: | holders who nad becomo hatent werd A1 Ve oo bl s of op. | tothe premises Saturday mocninz, I b 2 Lo A ettt L L LB DL L L ) ) JE A M LS S e . secom Onifrirsiie ot o F P i ”1““,‘ v | e e b Ty Cottierof tho maln toom o the flone lay the | 85 the “White Chapel district of the city. | fun commencea. ‘Tho question of tho great shout and “The Star Spangled Banner VA R RIS aa N I rarlonat Aiitoe oved to foree it into the hands of a receivor nfx}x;mn‘ it tholi: condition was I i - © main room, on the Hoor, lay tho 1 pagrgon assaulted Skinner with a coupiing | adoption of the committee report was what by the band introduced the stalwart ten who won, Toano sceond, Sir Georze third, | 0d the action taken this morniug was at | ter than that of Russian convicts in Siberian | pody of Mrs. Hatch, shot through the left | pin and then started to run, but was halted | opencd a fight which got protty hot beforo vere to oppose the Teutonic giants. Theso NI their request. mines, and that they struck for more | gye’ Iy the samo room, lying on the bed, [ by the policemau's revolver, He will proba- | adjournment. > WSLE:L0 OpPOs 4 byt " rth race. one and an elghth furlonz: AT SRABICEE tho SaTt BURN TN RE N docont troatment ln “sheer dosperation, | Loy o ie e paneon el uinder the left | bly cocover. Mr. Wylio opposed the adoption. He s were soldiers from the fort, under command | pgiham ‘won, Gioster sccond, Cassela thivd, [ Ab ofiicer of the company staies that the | yreforring starvation to further oppression. ARG ML LU G "es expocted to tear n report of the act of Captain Jack Kinnemau, Thme: 1:50% coucern owns suflicient roal estate and other | ~ Though their committoomen are trsing to | eyeund with his chroat cat from ear to car. PELSONAL PAKAGRAPIS, tho committes und mor n \rade of abLsS The Iuch and three-quarters rope was held | [ Fifth tace. fiv and aholt tuciongs: PailX | property which, if sold at fawr values, will | hidothe fact, it is nevertheless true that | In an%ajoining room, lying on the floor, was loveiod at Shorift Bennett und _several 1n tho midale by an tron grip, while the Ger- | third, Time:r: 100 - oo pay every dollar of indebtedness and fifty | mony of the ‘men and thele families are al- | tho body of Frank Packwood shot through | C.R. Thomas of Fremont s at the Dellone. | of our prominent colored. peopie, Tho mass mans in their spotless whito shirts and black [ | BIXth race, 8ix furlonzs: Clinax won, Spar- | ceits on tho dollar to shareholders. Clerlk | Yeadv on the vorge of starvation, sUbSISUNE | 4,6 hoaq and with his throat also cut. In the | H. M. Wilson of Stoux City Is at the Mur- [ meeting did not appoint that committee to go e P P ling second, Estelle thlvd, Time 1530, Walker of the United States district court | 00 oue meal a day, and have been doing so i ray. and write up 1 4 rticlo ' tho trousers and the soldvers in their uniform of ! ML RO Rl M ToHIEW o relief received thus far | Same room, lying upon the bed, was the body | Fay. = R 3 LI 1 I LOBUL bt blve trousors and whits shirts dzopped dowa Will Kill the Te ol i el s lns vy soant, and in somo placos tho | of Miss Bruce, Her porson had boen out- | John M. Thurston was in St. Louls yester- | TUTHR Wheliee B SORERR (0 gbboing i on the batvtened floor and planted their feet Oitiokao il Dss 1L AT 1 fportant move T 3 strikers aro totally swituout fuel, the mine | ragea and hor skull and had been day. it LU A (L5 firmly against_the sfats nailed six inches | R R T FER ARl RO e ABLDRY LSS DN UL Dy ownors having undertaken 1o froeze shem out | smashed with some heavy weapon. Her faco Mr. H. Eller of Yankton, 8. D., is in the | 1o Wint & ‘“.).&f‘-:-','n'.:;“\'\'-nlul. e x:]:{:m;‘-rl_-: apart and affording tromendous purchase to | A FET GRIEY The 3 il Hor PAtt Ot 1 tD e ftana | DY refusing oven toseil them conl. Ta tho | had also beon shot thiough and bev throat | city U R D b | the puliing teams. A short, spoech by Ltel- | & ark traclk, i \ Y | St. Paul Citizen Compelled to fand | fico of ail this, however, the men talk with | cut, H C. E. Tebbotts of I'remont is at the Mil- | jngividual feeling or proference. 1f we cun- eroo Griswold, pledging a fair fold aud 10 | only one dissenting voice, adopted an order Over His Valuables, grim dotermination, ana’ say thoy will fight | At tho entranco of tho broken window a | lord. HOWNErao/of &iNan; oW CRHAO eXpegt MY fu'lnilumllhu‘phhn craclod for tho start | extondin Jaclson boilovar Husy 5t Pyvi, Nob., Doc. 14, ~(Special Telo- | itout totho deatif needs bo. Thote s | lurgo revolver was found, uwo chambers of | a1 1, Eaton of Fairbury, Neb, fs a Paxton | Benmott to:" % s and Manager Prince krocked the iron clas venue. The thoroughfaves nat woul am to Tie Bir.|—This morning as A. J, | hope, however, that this will not be neces- iaving been emptied. Ou the bed by the . Y ou the rope loose. cut ncross at right angles through the racing | Srum to The Bee.|—This morning as A. d. | (oM (OWE Jal excoutivo board of tho | side of the body of Miss Bruce lay u double | EU°St . X Bennett Gives His Reasons, e By AR VA 5 course, rendering further jocke or pool | Hoary was driving to town from his favmn | njiiir” Agsocintion of the United Statos hns | barreled shotgun with the stock broken into [ 1, K- . Horth of Grand Island fs at tho | "0 "5 0 b o J e B o ugging U selling at the place impracticable. witha load of grain he was attacked by a | gt last recoznized tho strike and approved of | splinters, On the bed noar the bouy of the [ Paxton. ‘ 5 Lttlo tallk Sheriff Bonnott, who ~ was The roar that weat up from the e e young man named Eiam TLomis, who pre- | it, and has issued a call to all of its members | Hatch boy lay a long bladed butcher knifo. )\\. A. Fisher of Red Oak, Ia., is at the sitting in the rear of the church, the opposing athletes tent every nervo and « Tips tor To iay sented a revolver with the usval highwi to contributo to the reliof of tho strik No Olué to the Murderers. Paxton. t arose, ana addressing the chair muscle in the terrific struggle was never sur- Following are the horses looked on as | mun expressions and demanded a small | This broadens the scopo of the fight. g o P. P. Clayton of Wisner, Nob., isat the [ suid that ho reatized that the colored peaplo passéd in th + buildin likely winners at Gutten b amouut due another neighbor. Mr. Henry it has been stated that mie owners in No cluo to the murderel yot been | Millard. had not been treatea fairly in the distribu- erchief tic the rope d Sy ARGOIEERY| folh [nEatata: S — | found. but three tramps seen in the nvighbor- 3 3 i U e Gy g A AR KEEE L e 1. Ropeator—Marty I hud only Kc and a grain_check, which o | adjoinine statos huve bean supplying con S. B. Roynard of Grand Isiand is atthe | tion of public patronage and ho docided - marked the middie. Two white painted line: Onoe Aenin=Prince Howard, was compelled te for . Tne chiéck for | tracts for the Indiaua mine owner This | hood are suspeotod of the crime, A targo ' nijjapg, - mediately after his election to make a placo in the floor of the platform, fourtoen f wss0—Pinhandlo. ol about $300 Mr. Henry endorsed, and came to | will be investigated by the bourd, and posse leaded: by Deputy Sherlft Dimfoic| S5m0 oo b o b o Murray | for somb. motaber of that face: Horalso apart, indicated the length of the pull. When Kimberiy—Now or' No town in time to learn that it had been paid, | caunot be checked in any other way tho | Started late Saturday nightto scour the coun- yesterday, % s ™ | thanked Chairman Bell for making him out tho 'handkerchisf camo over either of | 5 Lnsil Duko- {6 et bH S HIHE L LK boatibimiia) A Nosata o it also. | tEy for tho murderors. thanked Chairman c those lines the team ou the other side [ 6 Bohemlau-F v B Wi e T NG e oMb | noks A0SR EatoR; WILL (B ogLioC Itoboery was uudoubtedly tho purpose of | Barrott Scott of O'Neill 15 rogistered at | § lia¢ b misquoting some statoments made lost. The stout rope siretched several inches e : wio a8 servaditimo) ot LheT IKAHVRAY - FEEORHY Federation of Labor. the murderers, but the extént of their plun- | the Midard. uring tho lnterviaw with tho committea, o as the rival athletes tusied with all neir AKEN FROM THE ASYLUM. school, was urrested and 15 now in_charge of Namaw, Ala., Doc, 14.~The eloventh | dot is as yevunknown. = = 1, B, Drain of Bassett, Nobi, is stopping e i R G, TGS b might and main, but it was five minutes be. | 5 OMtars He profalied) b MILE thaswnerie ot | fan Sl ol Some of the occupants of Packwood's | at the Millard. VGRS 3 ford the handkerchiof moved an inch, and | Fdward M. Ficld Avr sted and Placed | iny'ouo olso who attomptod o arrest bim, | Lhhunt natlonal couvention of tho Fodoration | huse had been there only a fow doys. aud | Cpptain Osborn and wife loft yesterday | tha soenmer b g o ien renrescnting both then 1t was towards the soldiers’ line, A in Prison. The caso promises to furnish scnsational do. | Of Lubor convened this morning, bef lllc Nllfl;‘l the.amount of money and valuables’ which | or New York > | e bl ““L‘m‘l",:;"“",”x{;l‘mh" ) i v, o M ™ v Pre: er's |50 il i i i f b Lk quarter of an hour efapsed aud 1o change. New York, Dee. 14.—Edward M. Pield, | velopments. to order by Presidont, (Gompers. About 150 | they had in their possession is a matter of | “Goorze £, Dunington of Falls City, Neb., | Tho chair finally restored order and recog— Then there was tan minutes moae of super. soni BHineeeay ; T delegates are present from all parts of the | conjecture. rge B. Du 0 ¥ B e o it of Glormany. and | the senior partner of tho defunct firm of Hiinas PN mMuGERINGolHante! P! P e, in the dispatches from Now | '8 8 Millard guost, nized Mr. A. D. White who started out tho whito flag crowsed. tho conter of their | Fiold, Lindiey, Weichors & Co., was arrosted | Pryrrsvovrn, Nov,, Dec. (4. —[Special Tel- | {Iiiod States aud Cunndi Only outine | spvrng, o mention is mada of 1% J. back- | _Julius Hoetor of Walnut, In., s squest- | by saying: o1 | novor =~ saw. such side. It was lost eround rogainod and it sot | today by threo of Inspector Brynes' dotec- | egram to Tu Bre.]—This moruing about | | Dresiiont Gompers sddroscrd the meoting. | Wo0d us being in the house at_tho time of the | ered at the Millard pdficy | e e P LR N the Toutons: and 'thoir adheronts wild, and | tives on ® warrant lssued by Judgo Martin | 11 o'elock Nets Blissn o Swods working s tragedy or of appearing on the scono there. | L I Imhoft of Suthorland, Fla., is regis- | Mo ) 4 3 - 11 o’clock Nels Bilsen, a Swede, working in | In concluding be safy s 3, Why, out to Mr. Bennett's house the com- th vory rafters shook with the yclls of ap- e S i 5 Y 4 ; 3 There is a rumor that he was killed also and | tered at the Paxton. y, out to Mr. Benn of tho court of general session tho freight repair shop e B, & M vi The perpetuity of thajinstitutions of our mittes was nicely ved and handsomely R Ty ght repnir shop of tho B. & M.. whito pori ety saticaaba ) | ; ) lauso aud tho shouts of oncouragoment on | =pyog “yuay taken nt the privato nsylum In | working oo tte P e s sioped country. the free 10t 0f the eitizen and the | Dis body concealed, so us to throw suspiclon | J, C. Richardson and wifo loft yesterday | entertained. They smokod his Havanas nnd oth aldes, *‘Thus ineh by ineh. tho terrific | Fiold was taken at the peivato o ! | worikini on (o top of u box car slipoed oft | FRL U8 RS O e Saouiders "of our | on him us the murderer of the othors. Ho bus | by thio Wabash for St, Lotis. entertalned. Tlioy smoked his'Havauasiand strugglo continued tail in’ exactly one heur | Which ho has been confined since the collapse | on to the trucks below. Ho was pickea up | it the ory of the youns and fnocent | & nephew in this city who gives the follow- | Gharles B. Allen of Tincoln wa i Yl yangaen i il e ok Qb ias Ltk m o dlions Lhatel | arthola el o s a o n o o e | amtisesis tod tolhisThomolan el s A BOt e o s e O e s oo . Allen of Lincoln was among | to como into the meoting and road such a re he systematic German: Ad I d he firm. @ was arrested on a charge ot VG ren forrellot. GUIMLNG us ¢ Ll Cleptds Ly vestorday’s arrivals at the Murray. port, which grossly misrepresents the facts, st four foet toward tho | larcony i ) wae | that he was merely badly bruised about tho | power, to exert every eliorg we arc enpable, to [ - wMr. Frank J. Packwood owns a largo tord s e e e larcony n tho first degreo and was takei 20 | yele “his nftornoon tho man compiatnod | brimebouta condition of afairs more rationdl | orange grova, ight miics south of New | ,W- S Itoot, Miss Root and Miss Stowell of | 1 dduot believe that it s tho work of tho i polico hoadquarters tonight. Tho waveant | of fasling vory badly and could not move the | and himane: and rel'evé us from the stz | SR, BV Gt wics Sedth ot ROV | Cloveland aré stopping at tho Murray. committeo sent out there, but is the spite Threo feot more remained and it taok : LRI (il Ol T Li I BOLS Lt O forty-two minutes and thirt onds more | Was granted on an afiidavit submitted by | lower portion of his body, : i KT | i only a mile from the oc?an, Ho has lived | T Corcoran and Theodoro F'. Hunnewell of | Worl of ono man aiid you all lknow who ho is boforo the handkerenief on the middlo of the | Distriet Attorney Nichols. Immediately o Frauk Levines, au_apprentice in tho boiler | WIUSS DY Whith wo e sumounauds ' | thers for fifton. years, All the Packwood mont are registered at the Dolione. ML S nIsIRen it il e i artoJohH rope appearec over the wiite boundary line | tho issuance of the warrant the district at- | shop, nad a red-hot rivet dronped on the sido | oAb the conclasion of vis, BrSARal S 10 nily originally came from Louisiana. 1, Lyonsfand John Soliatley of Fa- | Uhe,way for \11; \J_m-’«,)nnlvfis tol et publio on the Gorman side and the hevoic servauts | torney summoned Inspector Hyrnes and | of i3 faco this afternvon, severely burning | (Ie8, W0 FUVEREON ent (Wl CRACUNS | here aro soveral brothors in this stato: Neb., ard stopping at the Pixton. I e e SHOU AR TARORE RS & of Uncle Sam stooa up m,r\ Al ;.;1:‘5:1 the order of the court in that officer mwkuh of his left ear and tho side of s | \'0 /oy itiees were appointed and General Sec- ank »]\u!!usu‘u u Miss Bruce of New York | Colonel H. . Horst, o prominent capitalist | ~ Then tho clamor for recognition com- neiplililisied Jastogiiouriandioniy-ty o Ehotisd - e ftas 5 retary Chris Evans then presented his annual and she died wheu her boy I'rank was a | and mining man of Butto City, is stopping at | menced again, but Dr. Itickotts got the floor minutes, which is thirty-one minutos longer From the orders given by tno district at- I'his eveninr at 7 o'clock Johr Monroe, a . » | little baby. Immediately after his mother’s | the Paxton. nin, 5 5 got tl ) 5 ? B Hedbos SoEh g switoh the B, & M. vurds at ths | financial report. In doing so, he said the s 2 ) ok3 a i and sailed In. Uianiaty;pullicnitecant: ELl A TR ARIL L LU OGSt L G eaman i itlad ot 118 1 trades union movemeut was doing n noble | 4ath hisaunt, Miss A. H. Bruce, of New |y A Heimbaugh and Miss Hotmbaugh do = solute credonce in the belief that IMield was | point, was instantly killed while coupling 3 Aty sk 1 York, came to Florida to take care of him, 2 Beldo bl I rice Saunders Squelched. Three Lively Pulls. o0 heone a8 1o b0 Irrerponsiuta fae his nen® | Fioight cars. - Ono. ot the cars ho attorpteq | Work in the line of ¥form. but still was not Xoric cumo to Forida 'to tako car of bim, | narted lnst night by the Northwesteru for : : 2 L S to | S| ot his ac king as gou MorosRt agiibe ho. s 5 d 5 3 it Ps ) Bahor . W Onee more the rope was placed in tho iron | When detectives arrived at the asylum at § | to couplo was a_flat_loaded with heavy onk | Making as good progress us it should. e | 4 pig fuior at the orango grove. .~ Who | St Paul Minn. g D, D G GRORTD Ul G R0 grip. Tho band played “God Save the | o'clock, Dr. Granger refused point blank to | timber which projected over the end of the [ Feport broceeded tostate that, durng Murs, . D. Hatch is [ have no idea. I never W. I", Ford is among thoe South Dakota | SV ) 3 & L 4 39, Queen,” and the Euglish team, ten stalwart | deliver over his patient to thew. Ie finally and as o stopped botween thom hiy | lovm endiug October it 1801, 246 ehatters | Lyt “nimo bofore. Mias Bruco, tho | 8rivais at tho Paxton. He is registorea | jommittoo, but v tho worlk of ono in. Boys under the union jack, stepped on tho | consonted however and informed [viold, who | head was caught by one of the timuors and | bad boeis issued to) unions fn thirty states. | pdored”woman, was avout 3 vears of | from Deadwood. Gna. those who endorse such an. ifamons platform nud received an ovation. ‘Thoband | wont with the oflicers in a closed carriage to | completely mushed to piecos. Monroo is a | {hartors bad also peen exanted toten ba- | g p William Whittaker of tho law dopartment. | yii SN Wi toir own political graves. Pplayed a Danish aad tho reprosentatives | tho depot, aud was brought to this city. Ho | Young man, unniarried, avd:has beon switen- | Honal unigus, ‘wakinga tolal of =3 duting Appalling Sights. of the Union Pacific railroad, has returned | Fl s Vorioo Saunders, held up as o eandi: ;’,fc‘fl’g""_“'c‘,‘;"l‘m;" De ‘!;j’ff ‘l‘;fi‘l:; D er | Tyt srralgried befors Judge iMartin te: | fa fos tiofonmnanyionty Aboutive monthe. | colpta of thocards, 811848} Cotal expanditures |, Ona o thal first ‘mon to roacl tha sceno [ P00 from Canado, ' 0 1500 F ] date of purliy. IUs proposterous. I havo L Shirey on T £13,109, loaving lanco of & Df the | after the alar d been givel 3 Mcbonie y visited Sioux | peen in Third ward politics long euough to [waters. " Tho sumo facmalitics o3 n o st | lowing aiemont tomgin i yiewalorithe A Gpimpecial TR0 | oins and donations to org®mizations on | “Wnen wo reached the houso we all | Of the Canadiain American of Chicago. adoption of the report means the suicida of Dout were obserued, and 1a two minutes tho | ropeated charges made in the newspapers, 1 | gram to i B . V. Shivoy, ox-trens- | 100 s Lty e o N A AN O B T S UVAAT | Blaoic] [ lovery VA tro-Aranrionnis NN Ol | D R A e o e EPA L IO i e s Al erbea | ik Sareilie Ay ALy b hod T ke X R M S G strikes. Only 84,000 was spent for salaries. | crowded urouna the broken window and | Mrs. A. A. Camy Mes, W. A, Black | overy Afro-Amcrican in Nobraska poli- {Dangs hud th g oomod it my duty, without awaiting a cotu- | urer of the Nebraska and Kansas Farm Lo & pecred in. Before our eyes sas an appalling | and daughter and Mrs, J. L. Balier of West | tics.” Bo caatious about the step N anled orweard! ot anilon (LR e Do O e ool | icompany, hnd (s ipralimbiary¥ examination Growing Serious. spectacle, On her back, by he window in a | Point are among the guests at the Dellono, | you ave about to take. If the umm‘{m“ ‘wilaest ehoerin P Mr. Plold may be insane; i€ ho 15, it muss be | today before Judge West, was Crestep Burre, Colo,, Dee. 14.—The pool of blood, lay Mvs. Haich with a pistol M. W. Konnard and familv have gone to | Saunders Iaction was loyal, 1t The noxt. was the Sweode ainst tho | proved as a dofonse to tho indictment in tho | 11 1W0 counts, the first charging Shuey with | mittee appointed by tho miuers met witha | ball wound —on ~ino iusido cornor of | Battle Creck, Micn. Mr. Ieunard is sori- \\‘4”.“0“:.!!'""\&".\‘ oundorse Ay aviofplounlace {Scots and they made a forciblo sotto, but at | usual way. No man ever chargea with a | ¢mbezzling $20.000 aud the second | cha committec from the operators today and o “v;‘:'\d‘:{'- o "'I- faco was bincike od \lnjn il aud has gone for medical troatment. :.‘1‘;1,:‘:‘ Ty |“u|un':’!‘u,lI|’|‘|’|l;(I:;;lLr“ ‘}:;h‘t;\]\lg |the expiration of twenty-five minutes tho | crimo can avoid prosecution by c lim with naking away with $15,000. Shi proposiuion was made to arvitrate the difli- | JEN e 0 brnets ehine s o bad saidaetiy b Conoral ancavhonio and familps baye gl initiaritive ! Gialedoninnia were beatén: mitted to a privato in upveared calin and collected, and did not s el R X s accepted an invitation to oceupy a box at the 2 i oL 3 IR btk bentiwanibatvean iIrolaria (and Lol scom to be much troubled. An adjournment | Cultios now existing. Tho operators posi- | near the window. When the murderer on- | benefit for tho Open Door at Boyd's Now Excitomeit as incroasing ovory moment; Bobemla, and al'ough the Irish aro the WANTS HEAVY DAMLGE ws taken until tomorrow “morning at 10 | tively refusoi to compromise the matigr, aud | tered, her ittio son, frou it righty | theator Priday Docomber 15. some choors ltl‘!‘l‘l’n‘kl‘x"”‘m‘;;l:::tl;"li)‘l‘l:u:\'.ll:(\):u:’l;ln, heaviest team in the contest and the Bohem- —_— 3 arclock In order to give thestato timo io muko | declared that tho mon should roturn to work | b brobably fled and sought refuge n th Ou Decomber 10 Mrs, Jamos McMonies ac- | 1,16 the. Suunaors. st Thon o oaton {funs the liehtest, the Lutter pulled their buriy | Towa Citizen Thinks H's ieputation | the ciargs more specific as 1o date, amounts, | au tne cut rato of 63 conts u ton or not at all, | Ued clothis of o bud lovuge i tho xoom, * 16 | companind by her i-yoar-old erandson ro. | M o te L L tomart on tha teble ot |nutagonists across the lire in a fraction less Worth at Loeast $10,000 ote. Tho miners aro atmost venailess, and it thoy | WY, 100 THOW Hhiest, BRo® bror th [OfL O¥D | turnod from ner four ‘months’ visit to rola- | 1Gq"Via motian out of order and then thoro than five minutes. Drs Moixes, Ia., Dec. 1.—[Snocial Tele- How Sloan 3 do not got to_worls soon their famities will | (I CEORE AL b B o bed | tves and fricnds in Watertown, Stoney | \was a groat kick. Tonight—and as Mavor Cushing predicted N 2 D s Job.. D : . | beinactual want. ‘The men declave they [ ¥ 5y BaVOK Creck and Hamilton, Ont. D e wod Mr. Bell it BeDIRS gram to Tue Bee.|—Tn the district court to- | Bram, Neb, Doe. 14.—[¢ 1to Tug | O s i Yo clothes were stained crimson. 5 . ol r. Ricketts asked Mr. Bell if ho wantod in his address—a tremendous crowd will be will starvo before they will accept tho reduc- | C1OKiS WoKs statned erimso Mr. John W. Hayos of Philadelphin, gen- | to s Sota AN e BHk (e on hand to participate 1n tho cxcitement, | 48y the case of Ira H. Stubos against R. P, | Bek.| It has boon discoverod that it was an | tion and wili fignt until dead bofore they will | o WhiIQ the murderer was entoring the | 11000ty of tho Knlzhts of Lanor ballod | el awane il el iy octsion. [Gormany will be pitted. against Sweden, | Clarkson, editor of the Stato Rogistor, was | casy matter for a friend to roachs anvihing | allow biacklegs o bo brought in to take | Sriudaw Miss Stuee had apparently sooured | U0 DL (e hiant™ e onpronsod | trorkad thos he Hel 1 st bevaacn o'y £ | America against Seatlard, Fngland against | begun. The suit is for allegod slanderana | that was two ana a half or three fect long | their pluces him. The ball took effect in tho window | 88reeable suvprise to find so complete a | power. 'Bobemia and Ireland aguinst Denmark. is askod. The suit is based | through a window that is located mear tho | ShenffShaves tomeht declaved 'that tho |y o ™ ne murderer, heedless of this on- | hewspaper ofiice, which ho took great in- | That rather knocked the chairman out and id to have been made ayear | air holv ju the cell and betwceen the stone | Situstion is grow serious every hour. | g, uene. continued his terrible worlk. terest in inspecting throughout. he called Dr, Stephenson to preside while he WILL AMALGAMATE. ago by Mr. Clarkson in the presence of | walland the pine scantling that lines the Order Made a Struggle for Her Life Rev. Dr. and Mrs, John Gordon left for | got down on the floor to defond nimself. — others, derogatory to plaintifi’s chavactor for | eell occupied by the burglar - Mogrison. & . L . aadeastrugrie for Hor Lifo, the cast yesterday afternoon, After spending Again Mr. Bennett spoke and told why he _Chances for the Twelve-Club League pr‘)hn.y and honesty, and was caused by | Henceitis undoudtedly a fact that Murderer Sax l: naxetsco, Cal, Dec. 14.—Acting “By this time Miss Bruce had gone to the | Christinas in Pitfsburg ashing- | had decided upon Mr. Ernest, and stated Are Now Very Bright. a claim filod by Stubbs aganst the estate of | Sloan had outside help'in eseaping from juil, | Deputy Grand Chief Rumsey of the Order of | cioset and securad a double barreled shot- | ton, D. C., whero Dr. Gordon 1s to read a | that ho nad given his promiso and was going 1xpIANAvOLIS, Tud., Dec. 14 —The outleok | Mr: Clarkson's father. Altersometestimony | although nothing has been discovered that | Railway Telograplers of North America has | guu. She levelled it at the murderer as he [ paper at the annual mecting of the American | to stund by it. B! T O e had been given the defense moved to inst was used 50 far. No trace as yet that seems | jggued an order for a striko of all acmbers | approached, but unfortunately both hamwmers | Society ot Church History on “The Papal A motion to that effect was made and sec- or & settloment of the difficultics botween | for yng defendant, which motion was argued. | to bo authentic Ias reached tha ofticors here. | (50 e RS (I e S | ShPPed on'shells that had been exbloded | Bulls Distriouting’in América.” Mrs. Gor- | onded, and then the Suunders side had a the two major base ball associations is most | Thay claim that no case is made s the words ey Lo S 2 before. He overpowered her and accom- | don will spend a mouth with hor sister, Mrs, | short ioning. Arguaent on both sides ran promisicg. Tho delogates aro many of them | used were orel and not of themsely ¢ ha's market I “”“,'],"i"',l' ViS00 -“"k_l“’ "‘]" '("“’ Ll ;“ piished his devilish purpose, probably after | Dr., Hamhn of Washineton. Dr. Gordon ex- | high for a time but finally camo to a vote, hiere now and the general cxpression of all s | the law slanderous. No decision hu Nonrorx, ., Dee. 14, —[Spectal to L'ig Eeiclhig RIIBYANCPRIATOIALALOCELO the | killing her little nophew. pects to occupy his own pulpit in the Wost- About three-fourths of those present stood baen rendered. ! A Southorn Paciile’s opposition to the Order of | '\ Hiakonn vazeds (R it S 2 ; Rk 4 : el Br, | —Tomorrow ovening Hon, Frank Puls | Southern Piciic's op natoiih After this partof the tragedy tho mur- | minstor church the first Sunday in January. | up to vote in favor of the motion. When tho Jhabathore uwillibe: & cconipomiso and ‘Lhe e o moniied whin haunec e niant g liTtaliway eleavapRursiad te: oman dercr shot ber throuch the right eneek, tho | Tn bis absence tho Rev. Prof. M, B. Lowr s wore called Price Saunders stood up twolve-club lohgue seems provable, Veterin € on iuctor Daad, of hoskins, Way I thio telographers sizu an affidavit ihat ball'crashing-through hor. toath, striking the | DD, will proach: Decomber. 50, and. Vies | #lll alone, AT L LT The committee which will represent the | Davesront, Ia., Dec. It.—[Spacial Tete- | Norfoli to Omaha a train log ad of fat stook, | are not wembers and will not become mem- | wail and falling on the bed.’ There muse | President Hughes, of Tabor collégo, Decem- + meeting broke up amid cousideravle con- league at tomorrow’s meeting is Jobn T. | gram to Tue Bre. ames T, Raymond diod | consisting of cattio, hogs and sheop of his | bors of the order. have been another strugele forthe possession | ber 27, fusion. Birush of the Cincinuats League club, H. Kob. | horo today, aed 65, Ho camo here thirty- | OV feoding ks s ho fivst waln loud of Look €10 Striken ou. e - fuson and U. H. Byrue. The interests of tho | oight years ago from Ohio and was oo of the | {00 this part of the state und Suporintend- | Torey, Kuan., Dec. 14.—Information has sssoclation are in the handsof delegates from | first conductors on the Rock Islind road, | gny Reynoids has agreed to furnish Mr. Puls | been received here to the effect thut the | L} each club. Chrix Von Der Abo and | romaining in continuous sorvico over tirty’ | Witn s speeial tatn for the. oc O e L e ey R R DR I e (RROR oy Puls considers Omaba tho best market to | yiaces of wll the strikivg telegraph operators in the - conferemces that havo $0 Resignation of Judge Kinne, ahinite, o g with new men und that the Western Union ¢ far beon held. The committees have gotten | Des MoiNgs, I, Dec. 14.—The governor Blue Hill's Hotel Barnod, put in new men at 51 Puso, 10 further than an acreement to report a | today received the resignation of Judgc Buuk HiLi, Nob,, Dec. 14.—[Special Telo- e e Thia i KANMAS CLOP PROSPECIS, plan for a twelve-cluv feaguc. ~This, it i3 un- | [ginne as judge of one of Towa's judicial cir- | gram toTuk 'no Central hotel burne ot derstood, will 0 compased of Boston, New i 1 Site | emin o Dan He nafientraliotel butaed York, Brooklyn, Philudetphia, Baltimoround | cuits: He was elected to the suprome bench | last aight. The building was balf consumed. [ Unfavorable Weather Said to Have B last election. His successor is not | g Sti 3. N - % Washington In' the east, and Pittsburg ;“-""’ The estimated loss is £3,000, with un insur- Produced Disastrous RResults ) ) Qine St. L 0 be appolnted bofore the first of the next | | = 5 ding ring field renisoy, Ki A P 3 % S T oAV I i svea iy 12t e | 7o RIS e it S35, Hame bt Nove bt 19003, Ubiman of | s e O e Gavirecisl weie- | Be sure and buy your Holiday Gifts now while the stock is at HIGH club may bo changed, for Columbus 13 wak- | NORCROSS IWKOTE 10 #IS MOTHER. | Freeport, £00. On furniture, in the Homo, |\ "ok of Atchison, who 13 & member of | and the price at LOW water mark. Herewith a few suggestions of the Imllk nard fight and wants to vomain, Mil- #4000 Gorman, $300. Tue cause of tue fire is the \Stath Boaratot: Arrioultur h ‘waukeo has no representativo on the gronni " : o otter Ie. | Unknown. ho Stato Board griculture, says tho : 5 PR There ia to boa cousolidation of the cluby | T0° Bomb Thrower Left a Lotter fic rcipeat i on A\ taat oo LIk mortisuatenn | RN ISRV aVe To offer: 4n Chicago, Boston and Philatelphin, undor vealing His Pians, His M Unbalanced. iCausas is worse vhan be bas ever soeu it. the plans which have alveady been widely Bostoy, Mass., Dec. 14.—Mra. Norcross, Nenwaska Ciry, Neb,, Dee. I4.—[Special | Dey weather and Iate sowing are the causes, Qiscussed. g S T o Tue Bek.|—Joun Swmith, the mau who | Govers & hus been cagaged in 1 =t 4 N o Sl s oy R E A Pradidont Williams of tho now Chicaso ;’\‘,‘:,‘J:‘::f',;‘:’,fl.‘,':":n‘,‘::“,"fi,', lsaigraniod o fn'l,".’,'xfh.ff::“;i,,f,‘i',"".;":"‘.,’,"‘.'"(L‘iv,.',,k_‘,"“." i a ot LA DA AR Silk Embroidered Suspenders. | Silk and Flannel Embroidered ol 1y (e Oy man, it 18 8k, | | ows was brokon to her. Sho suid at th bo- | becomo violontly Insano and requives con. | YO0 fF tho pust ten days, Silk Mufflers Night Robes. traces, He has spent cousiderable | ginning that there haa been found on Satur- | stant watching. Sunday night ho escaped Victim of fghwaymen. - . money in signing Pfefter, Rusio and others, | day, on Heory's uffico desk, a lstier ad- | und later was found lying in tho mud in tho | Arcmsoy, Kan., Dec, 14. —|Special Telo- ¢ i T Smoking Jackets. end will hold out s this is paid L | dressed to ber. streot, entirely naked and almost doad, hav- | o 1o Tne Bee, | H, M. Jobnson, a young Silk and Linen Initial Hand- iR et ivorybody 18 readv to compromiso and ono | My husband, said sho, “brought it bomo | inz rewoved all tho baudages from his | Fri 1€ R S A A A Dressing Gowns. hing is certaiu, the efforts for an amalgama- | to me sealod. We shut ou ves in our room | wounds. SR M g kerchiefs. tion are not to bo spailed by silly blufs on | atonco and opencd it What it contalu 7 & T e SRS on his ey m‘;lmrl’:x 47 unkaguin parsooe Bath Robes. tho part of the represeutatives of the othor | none butus two know. 1 will say, however, L ) atos, last night and robhod, | His assailants evi- & < d 3 Ny A B o ot daireYon | SrionanuRa, Nebi, Doy ke domly. thinkiog) thawhad klled alm DlAped Colored Silk Handkerchiefs. House Coats. President Williams of the Chicago club | might have remuined as to tho identity of tho | Tie. Bee.|—At a meeting of the Board of | bim on the railvoad: track from whenee ho b X reived here at il oclock tonight. | bomb thrower. It makes vertain thé theory | Trade of this city the following gentlomen | was rescund by a traci walker five minutes Full Dress Neckwear. Gents’ Jewelry. Ie is making a Dbitter ficht agaiost ‘]\';‘l'- Hoary “‘:"’l'l’Ud the bag of dynamite in | \ere selected as delegates to tho beet sugar | Defore “'““; time. JJolpston is 1 a pre- fhe consolidation, ~although Lo favors | Mr. Sage's ofiice.” . Wars.A8 e ot Nap USAE | carlous condition : 3 - na amicablo secilon; % Housh | Altbough Mes. Noreross would not. ivo | | AyaaMontio Bolaid ok bIRgE, Milh Bis | SEES SRR St Gold and Silver Mounted Um- Besides numerous articles that await of the Philadelphis is with | out the whole lotter, the reporter succooted | Lo amborlain astian an - A o ¢ P A tanethen toatare mtking some i | 1 Laaralo 1Ak 1 0RSain s honts et iy | tou 1. D, Oamboriain, I, Bosstian-aud W, s i bréllas. your choice at prices ranging from 23¢ to $2: ression, What to do with the ninth club s ;‘llu:;m New \.uuim.n 10 get §1,200,000, T ~ o ; | g SrvieN o'"a he muddle the association is conironted with, f I'do not succeed I shall kill myself. houn’s New Church. i e Sp e 3 rass (3 e Phe views of the eastern delozatos who are b Bram, Neb, Dec. l4.—|Special to T Gents’ Street and Dress Glove | - stock of Men Bovel 1 pexvected on the early iraius may chango the WANTED A HUSBAND BAD, Ber, | —Rov. J. H. Bross, superintendent of ." 0, D our SiocK 0 T % S anc ¢ Collars and Cuffs. Children’s Overcoats and Suits Bituation entirely. Ine TR the Tibras e i A Sorvant Girl Fosesas a Rich dLants | BOMO missions for the state of Nobrasia for A A Y EY YA tho Congrogational church, dedicated a ne LA M I Congregational chuech at Calboun Sunday. Menriory, Conn., Dee. 14, vod Huabbard, I'ne cnurch cost §1,000, It is clear of all orge La Blanche Euys a Nico §ick- L st ey an employe of the nhorso railway company, | indebtodness, il rino I’I(?‘}i(}l‘y, o "1‘,:":‘,'“:\ o ‘;::‘u“;:"”i‘r;u mot a young sorvant in Dr. Doherty's fawil Ao —— e - . o s ACOTEC | astsummer, He thought sho was a daugh e R S Tole- Ia Blanche, he iarino, and Aloxauder | or of the aootor and tno girl fostored his o | ramm to Dar Ban |-kt Sorimaen o noton N. B. Orders by mail get the same attention as though the buyer Uraggains of San Fravcisco, met in a inish | juston, He proposed marriage and they DELlClOUS Silk, Lisle and Cashmere Me- | we offer you the greatest value that your money ever bought. fous ¢ ractor. was arrestea hero today by | fight at the Occidental club tonight for n | wore wedded Inst August, Two weeks ago I8 ORARARIER. Wos grrqaten | rson. Dy Nooanein e | Hubbard discovered the trics whish by | the sheriff of Surt county for shooting & boy | was present in'pe secondoa by | been playod upon him. His wife confossed | 9t Mondawin, Ia., lust Monday while attend | Al Butler and Hilly T und inf ned him that her maiden nume wa ing a asnce, Spriuger will be taken to lowa ! by Martin Murphy aud | an. Agnes Horan and that her friends lived iy Worrow. i galns outclassed La Blaucho in hei | N Haven. Taay quy toied aad My Iphtheria >ell Spreadin | oo B e vore | | Elnce thon sho has. sued 1aubard for non: | Nemmasks Ciry, Nob, Dec, L.--(Spacial to NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS., | 9 1he betting, support wnd caused his arvest Wo case Lue Bre 1t Was tho t at a time that s To the Brst round Giraggains got fn two | Will comeup in police court nuxt Wednos- | tho efforts to g t tho spread of ulph Venilla -) Of pertect purity. REI.TARBI. ] NG @i | WOTHIRR " £00d 0ues in the winit. In the second G Mrs. Hubbard justities her act o heria ln this city had been successful, but Lemon ~| of great strength. faia g m o Ba et gl ot o | Wit Sunt"ankod it | eiehiy i oot it wits ioral | Qvane =b gon s 1 Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas, nent's Jaw, stomach was B L e e e, (o v Aunother Competitor Almond ho third was a repetition of the second Competition tremblos wnen Hayden sska Crry, Nob, Dec. 11— [Speciaito | Rose etey) Flavor as dellcately ¢+ Catalogue, Jpen till 9 p. m. evenings. Saturdays until 10 o'clock, From the fourth to the eiguth the Mairin: | 1310s. opea brices ou pianos and orga & Bex,|—Tho Board of Trade bas decided | mnd delioiously ae the fresh frult Send for Catalogue, Qpen bl-o § o 4 s