Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1892, Page 3

s e ——— THE OMAHA BEE OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREE" NO. Feilvered Yy Carrler to any partot the City 1. W, TILTON, - MANAGER ) Bus'ness Offico I Night Editor _— MINOR MENTIO. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Cratus chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. A marringe licenso was 1ssued yesterday to Albert } ris and Ulara La Chapelle, botn of Council Bluffs, The Veteran Kiremen's association will give their annual ball at the Masonic temple on the eveniug of May 11, A large nutber of Council Blufts people L) nded the Apollo cinb concert last evening at Boya's theater in Omaha, The raius of Wednesday night did con siderable damago to the hillside gardens in the eastern part of tho city. A bad washout on the Burlington road not far from Ottumwa ayed all the trains on that road for several hours yesterday, A. M. Beardstey has taken out a permit to build a €2,000 frame dwolling house at gthe corner of Pierce street and PPark avenuo, There will bo work in the eocond degreo in Excelsior lodge No, 230 this eveaing. Al master Masons iu the city are invited to be present, The industrial school, located at 238 Broad way, will give un entertainment this evening in the Hughes building. The “Story of Jesus™ is the suoject. Admission 10 cents. A casn of scarlot fover was reported yes- terday at the resideace of H. D. Hopkins, who tives at Morningside. Threo cases of the samo diseaso aro also reported at tu home of Mis. Youngiove ut tho trausier notel. The rogular semi-monthly meeting of Golden Kod camp, No. 7, Itoyal Neighbors of America, will bo held this evening in Knights' of Pythias hall, over 103 Main reot, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of thy ubers 1s desired. Charles Couley has beon anpointed to tako tho place of tha regular members of tho fir department while they aro taking their monthly lay off of one day. Theidea of having “minutemon’’ has been abandoned at tho sugeestion of the new fire chiel Nellie Hoss and Willimn Walkor, a white and black pair, were found yesterday in a compromising attitude by ~the wife of Walker and wero arrested on an information filod beforo Justio Hammer charging them with adultery. ‘They will have & hearing this morning at 9 o'clock. Charles Nicholson, the newly eiected chief of the firo department, tendered his resignu- tiou as constable vesterday to the township trustecs, The appointment of some one to fill tne vacancy thus caused will probably bo mado before tho close of this week. Applica tions are alveady iu from a numbver of stand- ing candidates. Unity Guild of Graco Episcopal ehurch to- day serves dinner from 11:30 to 1:530 and sup- per from 5:80 to 7:0, after which the nall will bo cieared and prepared for the dance, ! which ice cream and cake will bo served ! Meals, 25 cents each. Admission to the danco (including dance ribbons), 25 cenis each. Daiby’s orchestra, Masonic hall, Tue meeting of the domocratic county con tral committee and tho Young Men's Demo cratic club this evening will be of more than TrLEPTIONES it usual interest on aceount of the completion of the finul preparations for the coming stato conveution, which meots Lere on the 11th ast. From the present indicaticns the con- vention will be the largest gathering in tho bistory of the state democracy. “Phere hias been $10 in eash handed to T Henry Delong for the entertainment tonight for the benetit of the industrial school and mission. The tickets ere only 10 cents and everybody should turn out aid help the good ause. Mr. Delovg has been working for six months now without gotting a cent for it, and us he is doing n gravd good work tho people ought to lend aholping band. The en- tertainment will be held at Hughes' hall (downstairs). William Dean, a farmer rosiding in Wright township, hired'a strange man a short timo ago to work on his place, Ile soon acquired a roputution for honesty and virtue, but luter developmeuts showed ” that the reputation was undeserved. A day or two ago Mr. Dean woke up in tho morning to find the stranger goue, uua with him hau disappourcd Dean’s best 'suitof clothos, a silver watch and a few articles of less valuo, Neitherthe thief nor the missing property hias beeu heard from since. “The authoritics havo decided to clean out some of the unsavory characters that fested the city for a long time past. Y terday a prosecution that was commenced a few days ago against Mrs. Richardson, who runs a colored dive on Nortn Main street, was dismissed on coudition that sho leave the city atonce, 1I'wo of the young follov who sttempted to break out of the city jail Saturday night, were also given au oppor tunity of takiug log bail, and the opportunity did not go begging ten minutes, ‘Tue park commissioners havo commenced king some ueeded repairs on the lako in irmount park Ly putting iu & coment bot- tom, the gumbo bottom baving becomoe cracked 50 a3 not to bo water tight, But lit- tlo money will be spent on the park this season until eome deflnito couclusion is reached with reference to the Madison street motor line. It is stated that J. C. Bixby, the plaintiff in the suit, has offered to dis. miss the injunction suivif the motor com- pany will pay im for the paving botween 1ho tracks and all the uttorney fees he has incurred during the suit. This offer has been rejected by the company. —— An Attractive Art Sale. Messrs. Riley and Sherraden, the art- {sts, have purchased the Chapman art store and aftcr June Ist will removo it to 45 Main street, under their photo- grapn gullery. Until that aate, for the Purposc of suving cost of moving, art goods will be scld at actual cost and fran:2s at a heavier discount thanat any of Chapman’s special sales, This will afford a npiuulli.f opportunity for art lovers 1o secure bargains, —— Candlelight tea by the guild of St Paul’s at 521 Brondway, Suturday, May 7. from G to 9. Come and bring your friends. —— PERSONAL PARAGRAPHY. Hon. B, F, Clayton of Maceaonia is in the oy, Hon. Thomas Bowman left for Washington, D, (, Miss Stella Flickinger of Creston is visit- ing relatives in the city, Rev. D, C. Franklio of Atlantic was in the city yestorday, on his way bome from the Maothiodist conference, Mr. and Mrs, Charles L. Hammell have re- turned from their bridal trip to Spirit Lake, and will make their bome in this city, Mvrs. H, I, Forsythe and children are going to spend & month'in the east, first visizing friends fn Rockford, and then in tneir old home in Indianapolis, Mus. nnio Spencer of Minden is in the city, 8 guest of her nephew, (. L. Martin, Sho is 0n her way to Missouri Valley, where she will make hor home with a daughter, Charles H. McDowell has returned from Pniladelpnia, where he recently graduated from the Habhvemann medical college. He will speud some time here before banging out bis shingle, Miss Allio Lyon has returned from Lead City, S, D.. where she has beon spending the winter with her brother, W. M. Lyon. She was accompanied oy Mrs, W. M. Lyon, who will visit friends 1o the city for & few weeks, E. R. Fonda and daughter, leave this evening for Fonda goes as & delogate from Omaba divis- {on, No. 183, Brotherhood of Locomotive Euvgineers, to attend the national convention, which meets on the Lith, After the conveu- tion, they will take au extended trip through thesouth, last ovening Miss Lena, Atlauta, Ga, Mr. Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, eatarrh, Shugart block, Council Bluffs, — Patronize blue ice wi \ ons for Mo. river channel ica. Mulhollan & Co. Tel. 162, | state convention, ol w.a SEWS EROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | Threatens to Have Abe Lincoln Charter Revoked Post's MAJOR RICHMOND WILL TAKE AN APPEAL Declares That the Manner dings of the Body Public Must Be Explained at Once, in Which th Became The dropping of the name of Major George H. Richmond from the roll of Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army of the Repubiic, has caused a sensation in army cireles all over the state, and apparently the end is not yet, The news has been telegraphed ail over the stato to tho various papers and has been commented on ecditorially far and wide. The fact ihat the proceedings of the post leaked out and appeared in detait in Tne Bee the mnext day caused a tromendous sensation among tho members of the post. Threats of court- martials have been freely mado in case the euilty Grand Army man can be tound out, but £0 far all efforts to fina o victim have been fruitless A committeo has been ap pointed, however, and is now making a quict investigation with a view to making somo- body ultimately confess something. Major Richmond is naturally somewhat in- censed at the notoriety he has gaived from tho affair and has donned the wavpaint ana featners preparatory to making somobudy «mart, He has decided to attend tho stato Grand Army encampment, which opens next “Tuesday at Ottumwa, and although he is no louger a member of tho army, will lay the watter before the council of admivistration, which has charge of such matters, and will endeavor to have the charter of Abe Liucoln vost revoked on account of inability to keop a secret. He states that there is a this kind on record 5o that thero is alr precedent established, Whatever circumstances may in is not purely a desire for revenge that nim to take this step, but a determination to leave no stono unturned 1 his opposition to Colonel J. J. Steadman in his candidacy for acpartment commauder, When Colonel Steadman was defeated in the raco for this oftice a year azo it was geuerally understood that it would be given to him this year with- out opposition and it will theréfore tako somo radical moves on the part of Richmond to prevent bim from getting the position. 1f the charter can bo revoked Steadman will be 1o longer a member of the Grand Army and will consequently be neligiblo to the ofice. This 15 the reason why the Abe Lancolnites are 5o anxious to find out where tho loak of a couple of weeks ago was located. MAY Boston Store, UND 1AL 200 dozon lies” ribbed vests, 5¢ each. Ladics’ shaped vest, e, thrce for 25 Ladies’ shaped vest, 124¢ cach, Heavy weight silk wimmed vest, 17e. 5¢ vest we show in three makes, fin- ished with silk, dreaw string, in white and ceru. s, Ta. s vest come in high and low neck, siik trimmed. . vptian lisle in ceru and Misses’ silk vests in black, pink and a Ladic n olack, pink and crewm, in naveow and derby rib, the best £1 silk shown, ients’ underw shirt and draw, se, Lisle linish, shict and drawers 75¢ Faney striped shirt and drawers (Med- licott goods) sold regularly for $1.25, our price for sale 75¢ each. WASIL GOODS, 000 yords challi ar, mode and ecru. At 8c—5 ors, worth se. At Se—Challies on black ground. Good assortment of dark colors and 200 patterns, regular 7e goods. Outing lannels 5e, worth 8. Outing flannels Sie, worth 123c, Half wool outing 12ic, worth 19e. ) pereale shirting 10c¢, usual price 124e Gingham, 10¢ and zophyrs, 17¢ oteh ging Black broeide sateen good col- 8ke, 124c. Fine ns, 25¢. i B0e n 250 yard, At12c ourline of wash goods beats them ull. All the latest things, has cote de cheral, cvepon, Shan- tong, pineapnle tissues, Bedford cords, Chilian cloth, over 1,000 picces to select from, at 124c per yard. BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WiTELAW & CO., Council Blufls, Ia. Wall fape; Tho newest designs, the larzest stock and by far the lowest' prices is at the BOSTON STORE. | ates furnished for papeving. Nothing but the best vything Figure with us whén you ring done. BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, [ In the Courts, The case of Itobson against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad was tried in the superior court vesterday. It has already had one trial, a jury having given ajudgment in favor of the plaintiff. The zompany then filed a motion for a new trial, which con- tained some rather strong allezatious with reference to the court, and procured for the attorney who filed it a vigorous roasting from Judge McGee. The motion was sus- tained, however, and yesterday the second trial camo off. When the plaintiff rested his caso it was found that the suit should never havo been brought agalnst the Burlington road, but against the [Kansas City, St. Josoph & Council Bluffs, if any 'one. Tho court uccordingly took the case from the jury and returned & verdict for the defendant. In tho district court the case of Bailey agninst Steadman, over the ownership of o number of shures of stock in the Noupareil Printing company, was on trial. ‘Tho as- signment for today is as follows: J. J. Coylo against Dan Carrigz. D. M. West agninst tho Union Pacific Rallway company garui- sheo of Jawes McCoy, Keys Brothers agaiust Pat Sweoner, Keys Brottiers agaiust Pere- g0y & Moore, Keys Brothers aguinst H, L, cury. Next Monday has been set as the time for the trial in superior court of the case of Crossland aguinst the Couucil Bluffs and Omaha Bridge company and the case of Ev- crott against the Council Biuffs and Omaha Motor compuny. Thoe Hercules lawn mower, with 10- inch wheels, will cuv high grass and work easier than any other mower wmade. We keep also the genuine Phil- adelphia mower and several other ma- chines that we can sell chenper than the cheupest. New refrigerators; carlond just veceived. Dauntloss and Warwick es. 11 Main street, Shugart & paperhangers employed. guarantead want puy @ Son. Recolleet thav the new Dangle Surprise is only gasoline stove that possesses every quality of a gas stove. — Dou’t forget the candlelight tea on Saturday evening next, ut 521 Broadway. Who Will Receive the Democrat Below are given the names of the gentle- men selocted by the democratic committee to serve on'the reception committeo for the There will bo a final meet- ing of the reception committee at § o'clock this evening at the superior court room, and it 1s desired that all the members be present, as complete arrangements for the convention will then be made, The committee: S, N. Harvey, chairman; Lucius Wells, S, B. Wadsworth, Hon. W. I Smith, S L. Etnyre, Johu Schoentgen, J. J. Steaduman, William Larson, H. E. Grimm, John 1 Organ, W. M. Jones, George H. Richmond, J. M. Fenlon, W. Hart, H.W. Tilton, R. J, Clancey, J. C. Mitehell, J. H. Mituen, S. P, MacCounell, Peter Smith, Charies M. Harl, How, J, E. . McGee, W. J. Jameson, OMAHA THE Datenport, J. K. Cooper, L. A. Berg Troutman, Emwmett Tinley, L. Zurmuehlen, K. Hannan, I M. Treynor, Job R, 8. Rawlins, August Beresh T, Hazen, G. A, Robinson, A, T. Hon D. Lawrence, Spencer Smith, A, O, \Wyland, John M. Lone, Harey Bowman, J. W. Bell, J. M. Scanlan, W. B. Reed, J. J. Stowart C. A, Tibbets, E. F. Wa William Ma Frank Trimble, J. M. Barstow, Chtis n, Hon, W. H. Ware, John P. Weaver, J. ). Erainey, F. U. Guanelia, Georga M son, Bon Marks E. Cusudy, Wade R. Diderick, J. A. Courchill. Dr. d Macrae, W. B. Fisher, Lars Jens R. Macrae, T. H. Greiv G. Undorwood, J. ( Reiser, K. F. Stomple, Riley ark, T [ T TR Longshore, di. . .8 Matthows, 1. Rt Black, William Moore, . H. Hon. T. J Evans, W. E. Aitchison, Wickham, Fromont Benjamin, Hon. R, W. Briggs, J L. Templeton, Frad Geise, James Nichol, A T. Whittlese, W. H. Knepher, W. H. Ihomas, R. Whittelsey, Ira I, Hendricks, Hon, W, C. Jamns, Thomas Callaghnn, T. ¢ Hartwell, W, H. Graff, J. E. Kirkwood, Poter Jamison, W. H, Kieff, Theodors Rohlfs, J. B3, Johannsen, Joseph Nansell, J W. Crow, E Louis Skelton, C. W Hardman, L. Henaricks, 9 U . Rourar, W. Pkt il B A Splendid Endorsement, yvbody in Council Bluffs knows y H. Meschendorl. He is one of our most enterprising business men and a very successful one at that, Mr., Mes- chendorf, like all human beings, is not without his faults and his greatest one was drinking, 1o a reporter yest he recited the facts which corobor his statemont given below, as follows: CouNciL BrLurrs, April 20, 18 the undersigned, am engaged in the meat market business in which I am quite extensively interested in Council Bluffs and Omaha and have been for the McLain, A, D. Hardin, lve past twenty-six years, 1 finally con- tracted the liquorhabit, so much so that nothing less than from five to thircty glasses n day would satisfy me. Feeling it wus injuvious to mySelf, my family and my business [ sought the aid of the Blanchard Gold Cure. After trenting for the past twenty duays am thoroughly satisfied that I am absolutely cured of tho worst habit that man can acquire, The tr ent left me robust and in the best of health and today liquor is dis- tasteful to me. Therefore, I cheerfully recommend the Blanchard institue, Broadway, Council Biuffs, to my many friends of this city and Omaha. Gi20. H. MESCHENDORT. e Attention, On the occasion of the department en cumpment of the G. A. Ik, to be held at Vetel Ottumwa, commeneing May 10, the C., B. & Q. will sell tickets at ono fare for the round trip. For particulars eall on ). M., Brown, T ket Agent, 517 Broads Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and nowest goods. Satisfaction guiranteed. Tho most fortunate man in Geo. Davis, the leading druggist, ve- cnuse he has exclusive agency for the hest prepared paints in the world, made by Ieath & Milli Swanson Music Co., Misoale temple. i SENATOR FINN EXONE LY. town 1s 17D, Correspondent fielvel Adinits 1is Malice in Assailing Finn, Crestoy, Ia, May 5.—|Special Telegram to Tue Bee ]—In the Finn-Belvel case for libel {u the district court of Taylor county, at Bedford, Belvel was refused a change of venue, and this morning on trial Mr. Belvel pleaded guilty to tho chavge of malicious cruminal libel and was sentenced to of 300, That Senator Finn wns not guilty of the charge ma ¢ by Belvel is generally conceded. Mr. Belvel said that he assarlcd Finn because Fiun haa led Governor Boles. Finn feels eoro at tho Sunday Times of Creston because it detailed some of the evidence which w Pro; ed by the defense and a libel suit may folloy Towa Lines E t Ofticers, Cepar Rarins, In, May 5.—[Special Tele- gram to Tie Ber.] —The anvual meeting of the leased lines of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern, including the Iowa City & Western, Cedar Rapids & Clivton _and the Chicago, Decorah & Miunesota Railway companies, was beld in_the general ofiices in this city today. Tho following ofticers were olocted: C. J. Ives, president and general wanuger; J. C. Brotksmith, vico president; W. P. Brady, sccretary; S. Dorwart, troasurer; H. . W hite, chief engincer, T only exception was that Hollister of N York was clected treasurer of the Chica orah & Minnesota company and Air. S. 8. Dorwart, assistant treasurer. Board of directors: lowa City & Western, (. J. Ives, J. C. Brocksmith W B D, Tves: and Theodore Sticin Cedar Rupids, lowa Falls & Northern, €. Tves, J. C, Brocksmith, Robert Williams, W P, Brady, C. D. Ives and Theodore Stizkn of Cedar Rupids; Samuel Watson of Clinton, Alexander Paddock of Lmmettsbur, Tnomas H. Brown of Sioux [Falls, D, Ceaar Rapids & Clinton, C, Brocksmith, Robert Williams of Cedur Rapius, and S. K. T lington. Chicago, D Ives, J. C, Brocksmith, V Brady, J. £ Hannegzan, Theodore Stickney and 5. L. Dows of Cedar Rapids, 5, K. Tracy of Bur- lington. Ives, and C. D, Ives acy of Bur Minuesota, C. —~~—— AMUSEMENTS, The efforts of home talent are too often treated with a leniency which runs into ful some and undeserved flattery, but the Apol- los challenge & higher criticism, [n attempt- ing “Elijah” they undertook an ambitious work, and it can be truthfully said that they preseuted a more than ordinarily creditablo productior. A T'ne buriden of tho solo work fell ipon Mr. George 5. Holmes and Mrs, Torrens. Mr. Holmes' bass is not_particularly heavy, but it has considerable richness, especially i the lower register, and he bandled it with con- summate skill. He sang with fine spirit and threw o dramatic exprossion into his tones that was_exceedingly effective, His work was admirable througnout, and won frequent euthusiustic applause, While Mrs. Lorrens' singing lacked some- what of the force and verve which a stronger soprany might have thrown nto the part, especiully whien brought into eontrast withi the virilo tones of Mr. Holmes, she hus a sweet, trained voico with flute-liko upper notes aid sang in fine taste, She severdl times won the tribute of hearty applause aud was complimented with o beautiful basket of flowers passed over the footlizuts, Mrs. Katharive Fiske was prevented from reaching Omaha by a washout on a railroud, and her place was tuken by Miss Kenncdy without preparation. There was & sugges- tion of timidity in Miss Konneay's livst notes, which was eutirely excusable, but she carried hor part thereafter with such ability and intelligenco that one can bardly sup- press & mild surprise that it should bave been thought necossary to send out of town for a vocalist for the part, Messrs. Wilkins and Treynor really had minor parts, and, wkilo it is possible to con cewve them sung with more spirit, these two soloists maintained their reputations and did acceptable work. Misses Clarkson, Popple ton, Bishop und Amsden appeared in soveral quartettes and trios, and it is not too much 10 say that their efforts wera among the most artistic aud pleasiug of the evenlng. Le work of the cuorus was particularly worthy of notice, and in its excellence is Director Torrens' praise. T'he chorus took its first number with an attack which prom ised well, and the bope was not disappointed. The tenors were apparently o littls weak in numbers, but otherwise the chorus wus well balaoced, It brought a0st and vigor w its work, &ud the improvement in its enunclation was especially graufying, There were several passing discords in the accompaniments, but 8s 8 whole the orchestration was excellent aud strictly subjectiva DAILY BEE: 'GENERAL YBARRR DEFEATED man, . W. Peregoy, J. . Pace, W. F. Sapp, jr., H. H. Vin Bront, B, M. 'Hunter, T. S, Campbell, Hon. H, Deemer, T. C. Dawson, A, S. Hazeiton, James N. Bowman, | | J. M. Galvin, A. W. Relkman, W. L. Thick stun, J. C. Lange, Willlam Arnd, E. A —l, Four Hundred of His Odtaly Out to Pieces Near Valenoia, | THOUGHT TO SURPRISE THE INSURGENTS Why General Crespo 1las Failed to Attack the Government’ Stronghold— 3 1y 0 ter of Sentiment etuils of the Fight, [Copyrighted 1892 iy James Gordon Bennstt.| Ly Vicronis, Venozuela (via Galveston, Tex.), May By Mexican Cavle to the New York Herald--Special to Tue Bee \ots were exchanged government picket guard aid o roconnoiter- ing party of armed herdsmen attached to lay botwe cnoral Guerre's division of 1asurgents, The picket retired in quick orler and left one dead. Tho seizure of a vessel sailing from Ham burg lately with arms for the insurgents has caused a delay in the operations against the government forces, General Mora was ore dored a week ago to move upon Valencia, but two days after receiving the orders fr Crespo's camp enotner Indian runner arvived with instroctions to hold back, wait for Aranjo and make no attack until advised to @080, A portion of Aranjo’s commaud is in Carabobo, southwest of Valencia, Aranjo, after fortifying u position near Beljuna, bas returned into the stato of Los Aundes to raise more troops. General Ybarra, who helds Valencia, bas attempted several sorties, but his troops have been ariven back fnto the city every time. Tho last reverse which he wiet with was on May 1. He tried to send a detachmont several miles north and surprise one of Moru's camps. His troops were ail mounted and numbered about 400 men. Ybarra was not in command. His cavalty rode straight mto au ambush, where they were surrounded by nearly 700 of the enemy. They cut their way out, but left uearly a quarter of their number bebind, Killed and wounded, I'io retreating cavalry was not pursuew. Young Pecro, a popular student of Caracas, who acted as'aide to tho com- mandiog ofiicer, was killed. e Was Opposed to Palacio, Ho was engaged to be marriod last spring, but the breaking out of the revellion caused a postponement of the wedding., His death will bo regrettea even by the opponents of Palacio. At hieart his was not in sy moathy with the dictator, but be did not believe in forcing u change in the government by resort ng 10 rebeilion. 1t was thoe receipt of some intelliver.ce in regard to the fight which gave riso to the rumors that Valencia had fallen, There scoms to be a matter of sentiwent about tho delay in ciosing n unon Valene Alijandro Ybarra, who is called “the school- mastor” by the Venezuelans, is _married to a1 American woman who was a Miss Russell of Boston. IHer father was winister to Vene- zueln wheu sho was married, General Ybarra was at one time a teacher in Caracas, hence the sobriquet of the schoolmaster. He is a fine looking young man, and whilo bo bas the appearance of a stage soldier Le bLas the record of being u fighter. Genera! Crespo csteems Mrs. Ybarra highly. She bas been on very good terms with Mrs. Crespo, ror ker sake probably tho taking of Valencia has been returded It 1s said that she begge Crespo, in the event of Ybvarra's fall, to his life. General Crespo knows that the biacks under Mora coutd lardly be restrained by their commander and the capturo of Yoarra might mean ‘his acath. Thero is great activity about’ Victoria, but Crespo is playing gamo. Mystery sull surrounds the fate of Casanas. foneh 18 Iotel Gordon, 836" Brondway, has re- cently changed hands, and is beinz thor- oughly renovated. Clean bids; prompt service; tablo first cluss, POLITICS AND THE ALLLINCE. Address on t Subject Issued by the Bir- mingham Confercnce, BinwiNaiay, Ala, Ma; A majority of the members of the aliiance conference which adjourned yesterday favor enforcing their demands through a people’s party. An elo- ment developed which was onposed to any action which would appear like nterferenco with a member's rizht to vote tho democratic tickct if he wished to. The result of the de- liberations is an address issued to tho order, as tho aadress states, by the presidents and exccutivo officers of Tenacssee, [Kentucky, Missouri, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, orgia,” West Virginia and Ilorida, to pether with members of our natiotal exceutive committee, national legisl tive coinittee, nutional committee and L'resi dent Polk. Alter expressing bope and cu- couragement, the manifesto runs subston- tially thus: The following rules of action are estea as well calculatea to eunable this cr Lo enter in the coming ordeal of a ficree political contest aud come out strengthened and puritied: One—Let a spirit of harmony preveil and let unity of action be the rule. "Leét none con: derin a brotier who stands squarely by the principles of the order or speaks 1n any way disparigingly or pectfutly of him be cause ey may differ as 1o the "best methods of enforeing our prineiples. aut to every bLrotner honesty of purpo: Two—Let feslty to the order be the trug of membership, and let tieir partisan aifiliztions nore than thelr u Hunce tions L fnformed that their order de nds strict d fuil devotion t prineiples and leaves eiach to hisown chols 10 the nicthods, but that method can in no case control the prineiple and, therefore, il who aititinte shouid acecpt us supreme the prin 2 pesof theorvder, Three—Any ¢ cr Who tikes the obliza- tion always administered to those who join is first told as u condition precedent and upon which all that is to follow Is predicte bt itshallin no way iuterfere with y, 0liL- cal or roiigious Iiberty,” Therefore, this order s such, orany of its bri o right t ake uny partisin, political or scetar fous uetion, We urge upon the brotherhos gunizations und wll goo 1 citiz leve as we do, that the enactment dupon our demands is for th servution of the freo Institutions of our “principies of only who the crnment, and Lo rescue the masses from graced servitude; thit they use ull honorable means to secure the election of men 1o their nationsl legislative council who stund pledged to work for the passaze of such luws; and, tinaily, brethren. remember that devotion to our prineiples cun only be emphusized and our al lunce make free by voting our demands at the batlot box, We send greeting to the brotherliood in the north und great northwest and assure them At our hearts beat In unison with them in thelr efforts for industeial freedom wnd wo ud by them i ol luudabio efforts to the country fioya the clutehes of or- al, uid the men who stand with allot box'tor the enforcement of 2auize them our denunds. e NEWS NOTES. of Rev. Harvey Williams of fowa— reasurer Paul's Approwching Teial, Hastixes, Neb,, May 5,—|Special to Tug | —Rov. Harvey Williams of Tabor, la., aied yesterday in tho hospital here, He was 10 Hastings for his healtn, Last uight a legion of solect kuights of the Auncient Order United Workmen was organ- 1zed iu this city it & larce membership The legion bad onco & previous organization, but for some reason or other discontinued its sessions, (i The city school bosrd reorganized, after the uewly elected membors haa been seated, on Tuesday night by electing W, H. Lan niog president and Ira Ford secretary, A number of teachers were on the anxious seut, but the matter of appointments wes deferred until Juue, The report of Expert Rateliff, who has been for threo months examining the books of the couaty treasurer has now been completed and is ready Lo bo submitted to the county Hoard of Super- Visors ut its next weeting. The roport has HASTI not as yet been shown to the publie, but i will cover six pages of typewritton matter and will coutain several surprises. The ap- parent shortage under the last administra tion will be increased considerably and tho county will be found to owe » former treas urer a fow bundred dolars. Ex-Treasurer Paul will bave uis preiiminary Learing Mav 10, while his ex-depaty, E. Iist, wiil appear for trial at the Juue term of the district court, The rainfall of the first four montns of tbls year has been more tuan for eight “FRIDAY, MAY me was anxi Bt the Apr rele mor 040 11 Ber filed Apr #3240 city loase filod 1,1 H By inn, Mrs, ach cor ce its to Capt urp i cultural work and backward tbie year. | prisoner state. for burial, Tho sale of seats for the engagement of the Miller opera company, Both the method and results when yrupof Figs is taken; it i and refreshing to the taste, and gently yet promptly on the Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem eflectually, dispels colds, head- only remedy of its kind ever pro= duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ptable to the stomach, prompt in effects, prepared nnlf' from the most healthy andagreeablesubstances, its many exccllentqualitde popular remedy known. Syrup of Tligs bottles by all 1 Any reliable druggist who may not have it én hand will procure it sromptly for any one who w {o try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORRIA FIG SYRUP CO,, _LOUISVILLE, KY. CITIZENS STATE BANK | 6, 1802 thsintie average vear. The weather | performances of the protty eomie opera | ““Snip Anoy. " at | mencing Friday beon altogether too cold for much agri Boyd's New theater, com all crops are unusually evening, oponed this morn- At first the rainfall ing, and the rapid manner in which they received jovfuily, but now a feeling of | wero sold indicates that the Omaha public oty is preaominant appreciates a good thing when they have the - N opportunity presented, ‘The_company in Released by the ¢ cludes such peopie as _Harry Bell, James 13 et Nionnana, Neb,, May 5.- scial to Tae | Sullivan, Harey Standish, Louise' Montague | Bre.)—The cate against William Townsend, | 80 Florence Dunbar, " There nro three | b A MAALL LRk ] K5 TR b Aboy,” the first i in the Isle charged with seducing his daughter, re- | of Paims, the second on the quarter deck of ported in Tuesday’s Brr, was heard in se- | the United States craiser Cuckoo, and tho | eret seesion before Judeo Chambers yester- | third fin tho recoption room of the Hotel | day morning, everybody being oxcluded to | Hygeanear Fortress Monroe. the witnesses not on tho stand, The cir. | On Sunaay evoning next the doors of Far cumstantial evidence was very damaging. | nam Stroet theater will swing wido onon for The physicians failed to bring out such tes- | the great scenic production of Lincoln J. Car: timony a8 it was claivied they could furnish, | ter's “Fast Mail," The raliway has often whilo' neignbors wore very reluctant in | been used by the dramatist, but never be swearing as hard as thoy talked. This case | fore to such an extent as in Carter's famous has been neighborhiood “gossip for nearly a | piay, *Tho Fast Mail." A freight train with | vear and pretty generally circulated, neigh. | fourteen cars, a lighted caboose and n full bors evou threatening to rid the country of | sized locomotive, with engineer and fireman, him. County Judge Chambers roleased tho ‘I crosses the staga in tho most realistic and and taxed the noisy manuer, while later in the play a groat Mississippt river steamboat, with beils and whistles and engines in full operation, moves in and explodes with terrific forco. A great Spocial to Tre | scono 1s also given of Ningara in real tumb the statomont of | ling water. The company 1s & most efficient one, and there is a great deal of fun to ko with the sensationul effcts. A special car for tho sconery {3 usea, and every deta carefully looked to in tho stage production of the vlay A Written Guarantee to Cure livery Caso or ) Mooy Refundod, Cu cure 18 por maaeaL AL Kot & patching up. Cases Ireated SO¥0N FONR Ao BATO NOTOF AROn & Symptom | #inee. Bydescribing caso fuliy wo can teaat you by | Bt and wo v the same sEINE GUATAALDS to Cury of rofund al Honay. Tiioso who profer o come hore fortrentment ean o soan 1 wo will pay_ralirond fara both wiys and hote biils while here, 1€ Wo fall (0 cury Wo challengetho work fora cass that. our Magis | Remedy will noteuro. Write tor paritoatars ani et In ouF saven years practioa with the L aimcult 1o overcomo “pocifics. But un for costs against the Nehraskn Mort gages nevLen, May The ing deb il: ¥ 00,06 tenges i follo edness re is i 1 of Colfax county for | W, & | arm mort 37, 33,907 roleasca, filed, §19,7 % City mortg £13,005.60 s filed, Chattol | roleased, §20,- { o fallowin and _roloased il: Farm S0.04; reieased, morteages od, eleven 35, May Spocial to Tie ris tho list of mortgages in Phelps county for mortgages filed, fortv-si, thirty-five 303,453 | cight, §,190.05; re- | 20; chattel morteages od, eighty-five, 280, 14,25, Assaulted by b airToy, Neb., May 5 J—A peddier, adter, Special to Tur supposed to be an 1tal committed an_assault upon the person of Parmracht Rudolph Saturday. The authiorities wera notitied and aro now on the | ours Jusands ara trying 1eand bo huant for tho culprit fugcured. Wegnarantes () carn or rofund every - colinr,ant @ >0 repuiAton to protect, AIs0 Saline County Pionocer Doad, financial backing of 00N 18 perfectly aafo to Al Frirsn, Neb., My _|Speclal Tologram | Who will try tho treatment, Herewtors you have AR b putting up and paying out your mosey for diforent to Tue Ber.|--James Kiddlo died at this | {oxtments, and aithough you are not yet curol nd place this afternoon at the age of 93 yoars, | onelms putdbask your money. We will positivels 1o was the oldest man in Saline coutty. | euroyou, Old,chronic, deopseatod easos cured in i) Tho remains will be taken to Orland, lil,, | towdays tnvestiz financial standing, oar reputation ns busin Writo us for namos an | — - Addrossesof thoso Wa hava cured who have given ANNOUNCENMENTS, permission to rofor to them. 1t costs you only b — mgetodo this. 1f your symptoms are soro throat mucons pat-hesin month, theumatism tn bones an i Joints, halr falltug ont, eruptions on any part of tha which will give four | v,y feoitng of general depression, pains in hoaor bones. You haveno timeto waste, Those Who are 5 constantly tking mereury and potash, should dis continne it Constant use of these drugs will surely bring sores and eating uleers o the end. Dou't faii to write. Al correspondence sent sealed In plain oo velope. We invite thomost rikil investigntion and wiildoall 1n our powerto sl you init. Addrass, COOK REMEDY CO., - MAGIC CUR 0 for a cuso of Lo T or FATLING MAN noon, Generalor N uvous Do nev, weak- nessof body ormind, the offeets of €rrors or ex cossesn o/dor vounz that we eannotcare. Wo Omaha. Neh FOR MEN oNL.Y Enaranteo ovory case or refund every dollar Five daystrinl troatment S1, full courso 3. Perceptibe benetits roudizel’in thrao days Ty urely paeke | from obg.rvation. COOK REMEDY COL CMATIA NER LADIES ONLY MAGIG Corilies Sy s By mall 82, jSocuroly ey | ton. COOK REMEDY B. il soney refundol from obsorvi Omah Nob ) pleasant Kidneys, 10s and fevers and cures habitual nstipation. Syrup of Figs is the action and truly beneficial in its commendit all and have made it the most o3 T s for sale in wding druggi Se RIC B feadaches in one mi sheg | » Hernia, Ginaitism, Heart Discasr, Plotupss Anl, spi Lions, Tumibago, Tudigestion, Lo Back, Cotd Feot Fever a @ Ague, Dyspe, Dropsy, Newraliia, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. NEW YORK, N. Y. 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