Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1892, Page 5

SMOTHERED IN A WOLF'S DEN ‘Walter Hamilton Meets Death in a Pecu- liar Manner Near Hyannis, HIS COMPANION MANAGED TO ESCAPE coln Will Answer to rt for Pro to Injury Pers Wred Herdlein of the Distriet Co Iy Using n G of several Hyaxsis, Neb, May 10.—[Special to Tur Bee.|—Walter Hamilton was killed Bunday some fifteen miles south of Hyannis while digging for wolves. Hamil $on had dug a trench ten feet underground in order to reach the wolves, when the earth paved in upon him, and when rescued lifo extinct. Hamilton has a widowed mother at Bartloy who did not receive the Intelligence of her son's death until after his burial. Ex-County Clerk Manning had | startea to go nto the aen when the earth v caved in, - SN BOUND OVER. HERDI ] Must the ting Se District al Porso May 10.—|Special Tele- gram to Bee. |- Fred Herdlein, the lquor crazed citizen of the bottoms who some weeks ago undertook to exterminate an entire neighborhood, had his prelimiary hearing before Judge Waters this afternoon. He was urraigned on the charge of shooting Mrs. Minnie Miller, Mrs. Joun Luckhardt and Walter Luckbardt with intent to kill. Dr. Shoemaker testified that Mrs. Luckhardt had been wounded in thres places, her son onee and Mrs. Miller once, Witnesses were called to describe tho aliooting. 'The only cause for the shooting, us brought out by the evidence, was that Mrs. Luckhardt bad entered a protest against the manner in which Herdlein was treating his wife. At tue conclusion of the examina o tion Judgo Waters held the prisonor to the district court, fixing his bail at §00, which was tmmediately furnished, From the Police Court. J. G. Goggin, who has been hield at the po- lice station since yesterday morning on tho charge of passing worthless chiecks, was re leased this afterroon. His friends mado ood the money he bad received and the par ties who caused his acrest declined to prose cute. No oue appeared to prosecute Fred Mey crs, the I5-year-old bo ted while in the ' act'of robbing Proudfiv's grocery store, and 1 he was accordinely dischar ho case agamst Blaine Nowell, the young zed with committing an unnat- o, was dismissed today, the prose- cution declining 1o prosecute Silver Auniversary Notes, The co nmittee upon the silver anniversary was i session till 11 o'clock p. m. last night, hard at work upou the coming celebration. T'he report from the finance committeo was of the most encouraging order, and evidenced the fact that the committeo would be credita bly supplied with funds for the ration. Tt was decided by the committee to offer a fine silver souvenir to be presented to tho city or town preseuting the best float in tho ndustrinl parade, The medal will not only bo valuable for its intrinsic worth but it wiil also be a souvenir that the city securing it will not _fail to appreciate. The watter is in the hauds of Mr, J. C. Harpham. The decorating committeo reported prog- ress and that the oity would present the most haudsome appearance that was ever made before, A liberal sum was appropriated for the use of the com:mittee on lighting and torches The committee upon 1llumination reported plans, and a fund was appropriated for their use. The committee on advertising reported upon their work, and au additional sum was set aside for their use, The railroad committee reported a satis- factory mecting with the ofiicials 1 Omaha and i “rangements were mado 8o that il cities towns prepuring floats for the parade - .ld_be sure that they would be rought to Lincolu and returned free of charge. The question of reunion of the survivors of the caliea session of the legislature of 1567 was placed in the hand of & committee con- sisting of T, P. Kennard, George M. Craw- ford and ex-Governor Thayer to make all ar- rangements for this reunion, The marshal of tho parade, Hon. R. H. Oakley, announced that he would select some fifty citizens from all parts of the state to assist him os aids, At the banquet tendered the mayors and presidents of the boards of trade from tho different cities in tho state held recently at the Lindell hotel it was declared the senti- ment of those present that the chairciau ap- point a speclal committee from tho different parts of the state, this commitieo to secure funds for the erection of & silver memorial tablet 10 be placed pormanently in the capitol building commemorative of this silver anoi- versa The chairman annoveced the following ns Court for 1 LixcoLy, Neb s v \ . ad its committee: W. H. Dickinson, Wahoo; Max Meyer, Omaha M. Chapman, Platts- mouth W. Dawes, Crete; R. W, Furnas, Brownville; W, A. Downing, Kearnoy; Dr. Alex. Baer, Norfolk; J. S. Hoaglané, North Platte; W. H, Munger, Kromont; James D, Guge, Franklin; Samuel N. Wolbach, Grand Island; John Kilis, Beatrice Superior; Neil Brennon, O' Blair. . E. Adams 11; A, C. Jones Unive ity College of Law, The graduates o the collego of law will receive their diplowas and usaal formal rec- ognition on commencement day, with all other luates of the university, But the term work closes fomorrow. with reading L] theses in the university chapel and with an address in the evouing. To these exercises, both day and evening, the public is invited. During the day visitors may onter tho cbapel and withdraw, betwoen any numbers, as may suvit their convenienco. The evening address promises to bo of unusual interest. following is tho program: Morning Ses- on, 9 1o 12.—Beaman C, IFox, Lincoin, avest Emptor; [dgar C. Win'ters, Salt Lako City, “Chattel Mortgage;” Andrew C. Larson, Omaha, “Mortgage;” 'Alexander I3 thompson, David City, ‘‘Mechanics’ Lien Law:" Vietor Soymour, York, *Agency;’ Charles T, Brown, Laucoln, “kquity." court house last night and organized the Young Men’s Republican club by electing W. F. Plaeging. president; C. W. Hoge, vice president; Hombert Billman, secretary, and M. R. Thorp, treasurer. The elub wiil bold regular meetings every Thursday evening. KEARNEY WANTS THE EN. A Sl me on Foot to § Lincoln of a State Institution, Keansey, Neb.,, May 10.—[Special to Tre Bee.]—There is a scheme on foot nera to se. cure the removal of the state penitentiary from Lincoln o this point. It will be re- membered that about six weeks ago during the severe wind storm which swept over the state, a big section of the penitentiary wall fell down. The breach was at once re- paired, but it is said that the workmen made the discovery that the wall, instead of being solid, was filled 1o the center with sand, and was liablo to fall atany time, An attempt was made to hush the matter up, but it has leaked out. Recontly this reached tho cars of aKearney capitalist, who was also in- formed that tho whole wall would bave to come down in & year at inost, and that Lin coln people on the inside wero alrea figuring on having the state ouild a new penitentiary with an_appropriation which they hoped to work through the logisiature at tho comning sossion When the Liacoin plan became known nere a movement was set on foot looking toward securing the removal of the penitentiary to the Midway city, A syndicato of capitalists was formed, and tho scheme now is to offer tho stato a large truct of land and a liberal bonus as an_inducement for the rewoval. The men in the deal say thatif the state must liave a new penitentiary, it would be better to accopt & big bonus than to take the money from the state fuuds, Thoy think Lincoln and ler always present appropria tion should be relegated to the rear in this matter and that tne western part of the state should be given a chance. There is a probability that when the sctiome is generally known a number of other cities in the state will be anxious to bid for tho location of the pen. TREASUR Ho Must Answer the Charge of Embezzle- " tin the Near Future Hastivos, Neb, May 10.—|Spocial to Tur Be.|—This morning the case of the State of Nebraska vs ex-County Treasurer Charles H. Paul for embezzling public funds was called up before County Judge W. R. Burton for preliminary heartng. As the attorneys in the case aro pretty well scattored, by con- soutof tho counsel an adjourament as takon until May It was suggested that tho hearing be mado on tho 19th, but as that was cireus day the 20th was speedily substi tuted, Tho stato will be represonted by Counly ~ Attorney Hoponer, assisted by General A, H. Bowen, Judgze R. A, Batty aud J. A. Casto. Mr. Paul will be defended vy W. P, McCreary pert Ratcliff, who s boen examining the books of the county, present and will probably give his stimony in the preliminary, Captain A. D. Yocum, who was recently pardoned by Governor Bovd for the hom cido of M, an Fleet, has disposed of his Hastings~ pro and'will leave for Cali- fornia, where ho will make his future home. At the meeting of the city council the com- mitteo which had been appointed ata provi- ous meeting to investigate the management of the city waterworks reported that thero had been much more coal burned in the last fiscal vear in proportion to the water pumped than in tne year previous. Kurther, they recommended that the council make achange tn the exgineor and force at the pumping station. The council then neard the engincer and firemen regarding {rouble which had ex- isted, and after a long and somowhat inhar- monious session adjourned without action, Nebras LR Roll. TABLE Rock, Neb., May 10.—{Special to Tur Bee]—Mrs. S. E. Follers, wife of William Fellers, who has lived here for thirty-fivo years and is one of the most pros- perous farmers and citizous, died Monday morning of catarrhal pneumonia, after a prolonged illness. She was buriod yestorday h, all morning from the Methodist chur d to unite in other churches haviug dismis: ug the last rites of rospect. Took n Dose of Morphine. Gonnoy, Neb., May 10.—[Special Tele- gram to Tne Ber.|—Homer Peacock, living near this place, died about 2 o'clock p. m. today from a dosc of morphine taken last evening, supvosedly with suicidal iutont. No motive is known. - arrh Powder for tonsiletis ——— IN FULL SWING NOW. Judge Dundy Gets His Court Started in Every Branch, Judge Dundy was creetea by a vory crowded court room when ho ascended the beneh yosterday aftornoon. luside the space reserved for the barristers.Jerome 8. Miller, jailer at the Douglas county jail, had his eagle eye upon a score of United States pris- oners whom he has been feoding and lodging, some of them since January last. After hearing several motions in civil cases Judze Dundy ordered the grand jury colled, and every man drawn responded ‘here.”” After the jury had been sworn to ‘“true answers make'’ nhis honor wanted to know how many desired to be excused, but nary oue of the eightosn raised his v oice. W.'C. Parker of Reynolds, Neb., a merchant of that place, was gelected as foroman and the jury was sworn. District Attoruoy Buker in ashort speosh told tho jurors what would be expect them. How thoy were to aid the cou the returning of indictments aud performing such other duties as the district attorn or his assistaut would indicate from time to time. Judgze Dundy delivered u short charge and the prisouers wero then brought before the bar. John Paton,a colored trooper from Fort Rob- inson, was in court for assault and battor S. E. Kennedy for embuzzlement and faise- fying the books of the Omaha Nutional buv; Jonn Jones,selling whisky without a license; John Towns, sellivg liquor to Indisns; R. DedJozes, using the mails for non-mailablo matter; George Skidmore, counterfeltin Harry Imlny, counterfeitiug; Anton Hav- licok, selling liquor, I°. B, Freeman, taking lettors from the mails illegally, F. B, THE counties through which the Ovorland line runs, Judge Strawn acted as sponser for Mr. E. D. Pratt, who was admitted to practice in the federal courts —_——— Dr.Birney’s catarrh powder for cold in hea | prbetanal’s" subduieny MORE THAN ALL THE WORLD. Amerien’s Magnifi nt Contril Russian Reltef Fan Mr. B. F. Tillinghast, editor of tho Demo- crat-Gazoite of Davenport, Ia, was in the city yesterday ouroute to the democratic state convention, which meets at Council Bluffs today. Mr. Tillinghast was secrotary of the Towa Russian Relief association and tad just returned from New York, where ho superintended the londing of the lowa con- tribution on the Tynehead. “Itis the greatest work of charity ever undertaken in the Unitea States,” said the lowa editor carnestly. ‘“Ihree shiplonds of supplies have aiready been dispatched to Russia and a fourth s being loaded. The cash _value of America's donations is esti- mated at $1,000,000 and Baron Struve, tho Russian minister at Washington, told me it vas moro than all the worla boside had con- tributed, A particularly important point is tho fact thal evervthing has been con- tributed, including transportation, tele- graphing, storage, insurance, broker's com- missions and superintendenco, so that the value of America’s @ft has been practically quadrupled. *lowans have good reason for pride in their part in the noble work. On Decomber jovernor Boies issued his proclamation inviting contributions, and on April 1 230 cars of corn, enough to make ten trains, were ou their way to New York. The Tynehoad was chartered for $13,200, but tho brokers douated thoir commission, which reduced tho charge to about $12,000. Aftorwards the ladies of Washington, with Clara Bar- ton at their hoad, asked as a favor that they be permitted to pay the ocean car- riage. The insurance companies donated tho premiums for risks aggregating £0,000. 1he loading was finished on Monday of last week, when the Tynetead had every pound that the inspector would permit herto carry. The cargo comprised 120,000 bushels of Iowa corn, twoor threa cars' of Nebraska corn meal and a large assortment of supplies, such as canned fruit, wheat, rye, flouc and hospital stores, thy wiiole weighing 7,000,000 pounds, The Nobraska corn meal was a lot that had been ground at Akron, O., and did not reach the seaboard in time to be shinped with the rest of the Nebraska contribution o the Missouri, “The departure of the Tynehead was the most inspiring sight [ ever witnessed. Tho vessel was decorated with flags and bunting from bow to rudder. From the highest mast heud floatea an American flag, the giftof the ladies of Washington, and from tne second highest mast flutterod the Russian flag. When the pilot boat towed the ship out into the river all the steam vessels in the harbor joimed 1 a wrand chorus of whistling, and tho demonstration was continued for haif a mile down the harbor. The cargo will be landed at Riga, whera trains will bo in wait ing to transport it to the river Volza A portion of tho supplies will ba sent down the river in flat boats and the remainder will bo distributed by wagon.” —-———— ) Powder cures caiarch INTERESTING TO PHYSICIANS. Exhibit of Pl Surgi ments at the Y. m, € AL A transformation has taken placo in the Young Mon's Christian association building. Itis the exhibit of pharmacy and surgical instruments now before tho Nevraska Stato Medical society, which commencod its twen ty-fourth anunual convention at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Among the most_elaborato home inaustry oxhibits is that of the Cudahy Packing com- pany’s chemical ana _pharmaceutical depart- ment, which is in charge of “Doc” M. L. The exhibit_comprises mostly tho ex- s of beef. Otaer firms of tho cast, th and west havo exhibits of drugs and surgical insteuments. Tho opening session of the medical society was prosided over by Dr. Charles Inches of ibner, and _president of the association. fter being called 10 ordor the report of the committeo on credentials was made, aftor which about twenty-five new memoers were admitted into the society. Too new members admittod are: P, M. Hobbs, Wymore; R.S. Bush, Cerosco; M O. Ricietts, Omaha; W. H. Curistie, Omaha; D. C. Stausberry, Stockham; C. W Doty, Cordova; W H. PParknurst, Dunbar J. W. Poliara,” Nehawka; J. Lukens, Her- man; J. W. K K. Davis, Omaha; I%, S. Morris, MecCool Junction; T. B. Rankin, tushville; W. D. Joues, Kistg City; H. ks Ayars, Linds: Surpriso: T. M. Garaner, Waco; alls City | Charles L.’ Mullins, D. Boswell, York; W. L. hoss, Omaba; John Stoutt, Pender; W. F. Gooden, Aurora: H. S. Sum' wers, Norfolk: W. G. Morris, Lanham; W, H. Laflen, Deloit; F. J. Scuaufelberger. Hastings; P. W. O. Baer, Pleasant Hill; Roval Woods, Shickley; William Carger, Newman Grove; G. L. Smith, Weston; W. B. Kern, Wood River; W. C. Robinson, Clarks; . K. Lamb, Waboo; A.R. Ray, airfield; J. W. Thowpson, Strang, “Treasurer W. M. Knapp of Lincoln_made a report which showed that there was 335213 now in the society’s treasury. His report was approved. At the opening ef the night session S ecre- tary M. L. Hildreth ot Lyons mado his re- port in which he stated that several phvsi- cians had withdeawn from the socioty, Dr. al Instru- B. F. Crummer of this city wauted to know it aiy of them wero the gold cur tors. Tho sccretary informed hi they were mot. Mo said tnero boen one or two physicians witharawn themselves from members Dr. Crummer then stated that he conside the cures the worst kind of- quackery, and all societs physicians engaged in it should be denounced and expetled from the socicty. After some discussion on expulsion of the nhysicians conducting or being connected with institutes the matter, as weil as the secretary’s report, was refecred to a commit- tee to tako propor action in the cas Dr. Crammor, chairman of a speeial com- mitteo on medical legislatioa, read u report on quackery and the presont stato laws re- zurding spocialists, Cbinese physicians and the prostitution, as ho termed 1t, of the pro- fossion. He recommonded that the society omploy able counsel in an appeal test case of the State Medical Board against a Chinese physician and appropriate $10) as o retainer, and that an additional $100 be spent if neces- sary 1o prosec:te the case. The appropria- tion was made, and ono delegate from OMAHA DAILY on to the | cradle nAils out of the sur in any way got his hands loose. cura Remedios cured him, mending them to others. 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Langworthy, Seward, “Home- Y i ~ o . ' . ) 3 i na: 10 1! - e ———— — Sleais andl eomntions il Ambrosy 0L B flouth Dotk iaviog talien from the mails, | quack thut stsriod in business, Nervous, Chronic or Private Disease Lo ears or lioe e ares. TR0 Fiamer brosariy sy | T 8 i 5 y o) ) ¢ ) o 4 (=1 ¥ o - — & "l . ] o F H .t.“_ aepean; Loy Gantar Usago ang. Cusiom ;! loy. 8. D, u lotter contaiuing §), which was Daril 15 rouania, r malady has sssumod, whether it bo “'"E“ ‘"T R A “MEN WHO NEVER DRANK Thfl Uflglllfll a"“ Gem““e ‘ 8 4 AW | ssed 10 one James L. Cutler Jode - Ldena i, ) v, Gomorrhoea, Gleet, Sticture, e Te 0 : 3 4 T e TR Charios W, _ Starling, Lincoln, “Usury. | Gilio W, “scoinan, hearinis of (oo ndier: Tho Balls fiwg for Henry, ety e b s RY ARSI e RE AT 4oy thing but Baye Mash aro now calling bsnine Sespon, 71 Chlale, Uity | o, e e tSUTE, and AU W | stours T of hun Bl comaaton is | S50 fiscin o i Ry or Urinary | Prices Low for First<lass Goods. | or Cream Fure Kyl v tho satement |\ R GEGTERSHIRE) Hon. Jauies M. Woolworth, Omatia, Tho | Fonsto o iiatriet sonrt ol Roamdalers 15 | at prosent travaliug a rocky rond. His prop. | /70uble, or any of thio-thousand ilsof & | = i e I e loeal Luwyer. 2 the district court of South Dakota, und u ertios and bageago are under attachment is | yiciry “in and blery woman should This is not strange when you consider AT TR thiese papers Judge Dundy was asked to vass, 7‘:;‘\’“;:M'L‘I"r:)'"\‘i;‘.‘;“;,f“""*”ml bimsellis | youd this book, which io the aflicted i thal the Rurost. Tiohest smoeihest and Freeman admitted that” ho was the man vorth its wei ht in gold, and scai to any 3 D, N Ipecia g most wholesome whiskey produced in GuAND Istanp, Nob,, May 10.—|Special to | Lamad in the information, aud whon & ; ————— ; [ross for FOUR CENTS, Nati | B e diy b 7§ Tk Bre,|--An iujunction issued some time | by the court whether he could give bail b Donit ik tuat oougt_consfune. " Stop | at I Ciallypon or sddrees ationa ank. ! ! SAUCE AgO restraiued the county clerk ana county | thoughtthat it would be impossivle, Arter | O0ce With Pisols Cure for Consu b v 503 . v z treasurer of Hall county from issuing and | hesitating a moment his honor ssmuzd that o never fails All druggists Nra Retre: S Retts U, 5. DEPO3ITORY. OMAHA, N=3 | tmperts the mest dolicious tasto and zest ¥ 2 o : Apre: . o | would allow Freeman 1o give $1,000 bail, in " ; Capital. 00,000 [ TRACT BOU P, e payiag cortaln warssnts orlered drawn by | WOUI4 aUow Freman 1o, give $1,000 bail in 119 South 14th StuN. F. Corner 14th L H TTER fror ; the county board for the payment of dam South Dakota by tho marshal, urplos o e ! n p GRAVIES, warrants was in favor of o member of the | Hoe POMLIUTY was caliod and asied the ARIR Omaha, Neb, st WORCESTER, g board. Judge """‘;‘w"b""“’” the Injunetion | excued. One gentleman from Lincoln statea - A PU RE . , B as, HOT & COLD permaneut yestorday deciding that the | ‘. ehild ore ver: k. b S S —————_ O /] 9 \q I I< S T township I Which Ltie road was oponed must |* 1 i V10 804 child “were vory sick, und i B PHE JRON BANK. | callforit and take no other. For sale | LEax peunNs MEATS, bear the cxpense and not the county treasury | Bt 'when a man from Ainsworth r-nl-J‘ that | — — at all first-class drinking places and drug | thet their ssuco is - in which tho city, which pays for and opens | ho'would loso. bis {0b i o drue. store if La * < ) frs ] 1] store | jiysumondia GAMNE, her own streets, has o part, lx‘;h‘ not get ok i o Wfk' he was informed 3 e -r'm d | 14 DALLEMAND & CO., Chicage opinion, e mo WELSH- . y the benen that he had a better jobin sight | i st | paiatablo, us wol @ Company € Inspected, Y unt be had o bet sig . 2 B4 the most whols. IXAREBLTS, Nunnaska Ciry, Neb., May 10.—[Speolal xm:‘».n.n.xffim\voil:‘l‘:“ ‘nv-:‘\‘n‘xlm;:ub‘m:mm:xhr; WORKS BOTH WAVS, i [NTEREST PA!DONUEPUS”S nr. flall!] $!- | tome suce that ia ~ toTux Bep, | —Adjutant Goneral Vifquain | peoplo we want on those juries. *Tt 18 remarkable how your trip abroad | enointing, 1 I | o 4 W e Was i the city yosterday aftoruoon inspect- | sald the judge, “wo can gt pleuty "“fl;""l"’;‘,ml B ettt i atd apply to the | At (JMAHA LUHN&TRUJT[H [ Tho Loading Beware of I]Illw,hOflS; ing cowpany C of tho Nebrasia National | ©f people without ‘jobs' to serve h ‘It 15 the use of the Carlsbac 5 | " A A VLT A S SRR AR AR Ruards. |Ho sow luspeots the company overy | UieTefors [ guess you will bave 10 siay w which has improved me, u [ i | SAVERGS © BANK Dentist geo that you get Lea & Perring’ four months, and yesterday was bis first | Us for a time atleast. 1t may us well be un- | trip abroad. 1 have gaine | : SECUA. 16 &ONUGLASSTS, g T L A A you go visit here. He was bighly pleased with bis | dersiood now that sickness uid death wre the | strength since T use them. ! {1} WooD’'s | AL % 100,000.00 | b " e £ 2 fuspoction, ouly things that will excite judicial pity.” sons use them for reducing flesh, beeauso st ! TAU Y MAN-EWNAC: | Telephone 1085, T6th aud Farnam Sts, —— Aud the monotonous grica of the court | g0 Waters remove all unhealthy tisstics \ | nron CavMAEE | Atull st of teetn on ruubwr for & Vartect it @ ANy ers Arrostod, went on hearing an argument in a eivil suit 0 Wally reus B ey PENETRATING O | Ve KIMBAL L Tecell wiihiout pinies or iewoveable bridge work o e— Fawriein, Neb, May 10.--[Special Tele | on foreclosure of mortzage. and sn; bundance of fat, but they also D picd it BALL. § Justthe thing (or slngers of public speaker, never Bignaturo on every hottie of Orinal & Genuine. JOHUN DUNCAN'S BONS, NEW YOLK. | JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1884, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. arop down { | TeETA EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. | ) Al Hiling 6t easonable rates,sll work warranted Ls Surndson't 0N (l Freque'iy, IbEA IN ADVERTISING. Address suddeuly, without notice, Hureaw, N. ¥. L buiid up fiem and solid tesh, which is a perfoct health, 1 also use the Curlbad Sprudel Sult early in the morn- ing, with a glass fullof the Water, It in- creases the lay tion of the s If you ever sufer from chronic catarih | { of ihe stomach, biliousness, gout or rheu- matism, [adyise you to use them, Every 1 § PLASTER [imial puver 3 Au agroemen®, has been made between ¢ Attorney Counell and Judge Kelly of tho | sisn of Uvion Pacific legal department 1o have tue | case of the Union Pacific Railway ompany | against the City of Omaba go over until the | November term of court. Tuis case grow out of the eity of Owaba attempting 1o lev 8 tax upon the property of tho railroad cou pany within its corporate limits, the com § i y pauy resisting the SLLompt 1o assess ibs prop- | UVUZEISL s 1 Fenuine erty upon the ground thatit had paid its | have il ature of * Eisner & Mendel- instic weeling et the l stale tax, which 1s apportioned betweou the | son Co.y Ageuts, N, X, on every bottle, graw to Tuk Brr,| ~Two suspicious looking men and a boy were arrested here yesterday | OB suspielon of having stolen a large nuiber of gold rvings, which they were offering to soll below their value. They will be held "N awaiting a claimant for the property. v ntly want Young itep drgunize. Newiaska Ciry, Neb., May 10.--(Special o Tus Bee.]-The young republicans of this city beld an enthy OF DRUGGISTS i Depot, 92 William St. ! irn | o an SR e Tan Fhtiada) PO Clicleier ( hemi Wald by i Lowd Grageunis Omakon Addverti