Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 15, 1892, Page 2

2 THEE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY 15 1802—SIXTEEN PAGE s o1 v | w Yok, May 14.--Philadelphia-New | of Claims today procured a cortificate of | Gopart oL Jus Now York Mull snd G [FROM YESTERDAY'S SECOND BDITION. | an agroomont. Spain will notgive a favored n“) n A\” ]\ " VIR AR} A (. | York game postponed; rain, rogistration trade mark for Birnoy Catarchal | pross will spoak. AW -aro invited. Sundag A — . nation corcossions permitting tho importa- | Bartivone, Md., May 14 —Washingtons | Powder company of Omana, for catarrhal | School 12 m. Meetiug of the Young Peopie’s | [)R"“\] I) ]\ “(mm‘l) ‘"\IAS tion of British minerals in exchange for ro | Baltimors no game’, rain, and that like of remedies, This remedy is | Socioty of Christidn [lhaeavor 7:15 p. m. SED LY TN LU MLIVED | ductions fn twine. As a result Groat Britain 3 e - for catarrh, hay fover, sore throat and um| # ’1|llr:"“|‘<‘:vlmrn‘~v:;v ‘;ub K‘l‘\\ln'il71}!!‘]':'.'::.':'“" in July will bo shut out from Spain and her . ) 3 s EAGUE, ilar complaints, and the trade mark procured | 8nd Davenport stfests’ Dr. J ) colonies. Twitchel's Brewers Storm the Life Out S Ll includes u artistic designod_ apoaratus and | pastor. Suday morsing sorvices at 10:50, o e ung Mr, Darby- Busy M & of the Directors at Hastings | mothod for using the same. The short time | immediately foilowed by Sunday school udden and Awfal Whio vortook olng At Guttenburg, - P of Young v y v. i Which this trade mark was procured | Evening sorvices &t i-¥s. Prayor and praise Fate Which Ove Gorresnene, No ., May 15, —The traok = - Hastivos, Nob, May 14.~[Special Tele nlhm\-lnlnm;w:-flm.mm\fl 1(\}-.1%“‘ afforded by 1221".3'.‘,'..": Wednesday evening at8. All are Many Hungarian Miners, whas not 1n good condition today. Attend- ™ / HE PITCHED GOOD BALL THEREAFTER | £t o e e rall loagine mat 1n this | PAtents, trado wmarks, copyrights and sim- | Castellar Stroot . Dresbyierinn, Church First raoe five fariongs: fondlight won C e CR¥ T ilar applications. Sixteenth and Castollap streots, Rov. J. M. | FEARFUL RESULTS OF A CLOUD BURST | Levaon second, silver Threaa (ily) (hied city this afternoon. All of the teams were R Wilson, pastor. Ry, imory Miller, D. D, Time: 1:04% s Shat slls Oat Withont | ropresented, either by manager or by proxy. KNIGHTS OF LABOR. :.l. lr: , Des Moines conferonce, will lvrenlfh —_— B ond ra \»h 'I"”I””:; llm-qu:ur won, pe 5 § i n the mornine, ;Pastor’s subject in tho g0 second, Ansonia third ime: 1:181g A NIt —Chieago Won Twao from St. Loul '\,q the president of the \nunfj. Tr‘llhl;‘:‘n\.' Roycotts Placed Agninst Two Firme—~Work | evening “Casting out Devils." Twenty-Two Vietims In One Pit—Pitifal 3 l’hlm ruv‘n:] m‘I.Il\ and lhrfi\l-p:xrlh'r-’ >; r e —State Lo and Amatuor was from the aefunct Lincotn clu .'n-nn L of tire e TORAN, Soward Stroet Methodist Kpiscopal church, Sconen at the Minos~Coming Elections | 1311, Won, Sie"Itac socond, Froezer third C was declared vacant and Harry Brower of " cornor Soward and Tiwenty-second streets— . mo: 312 i arry snenrG, Pa., Ma o . yanty-secor ; r o " Fourth race, six and one-halt furlones: Hastings was chosen to fill the position, | PITTsnvitd, ba. May 14 o gonersl o% | oy 11" A, Crane, A\M., pastor. At 10:30 e e T FIEGHS B 1vanhios secondy Deinos Homaed —_— Vico President Cartwright tendered his | @cutive board of the Knights of Laboris | 5 ny Bishop C. D! Fhas, 1.D. LL.D. will ent Parties Are Dolng. third. Time: 1:24, resignation, but 1t was declined with thanks, | still in session hero and will not finish the | preach. In the evenlng Rov. A. B. Leonard L Fitth Face. five futlongs: Littlo I'rod won, = o Milwaukeo, 4; Omaha, 1. no Lincoln franchise was given to Koar- | work on hand beforo tho middle of net week. | D.1), secrotary of the. Missionary socioty, el g AL A B AT Columbus, 7; Mianeanolis, 0. AL s o 'l'f""l"‘ -‘l‘(-"‘\“":{ Boycotts have bsen placod upon the Pabst “‘\\‘”‘!"\‘"lf iy '}h”nu Missions. 'I {aiat Prstn, May 13,—An Immonso waterspout | sconct Jaghong mite: Mabello won. Virg ——— city was admitted to the league. it " y v All Saints church, cornor Twenty-sixth . . ; & 8 1 q \ “ ‘st | Browing company of Milwaukee and tho , col y burst today in the neighborhood of the col Minwavkee, Wis,, May 14, [Soecial ordored that Kearney be allowed the first | (fAenRR SORRREY v of Spriagiel and Howard streets—-T, J, Mackay, rector by . il I'no Browors defe choteo of the players of the dend Lincoln | Whitely Reapor company of Springtield: O. 1 ik Tonis Sundny 11 ., Whe' we do | lieries situated in the city of Funfkirchen, tho s Ll L b | Club, and thav all other clvbs walt until such | - Tbe members of the Knights of Lavor will JErFAL OB SERAGAY L1 .M. o Preacn | capital of the county of Parsnya. Tho huge ’ " the Omaha temm this aftornoon in un ox- | b ARd Kt Wil oubier el B walt BAKESUES | b requested to use their influence in favor | fotInvite the Methodist Ministers to Preach | oot A : r. M . DD’'S ‘ oitiug gamo of ball. Tho woather was misty | wuire, 5 % of the Anbeuser-Busch Browing company of | \\.¢ f" A I_,l Vt’ S| ening sermon, o | volume of water inundated the surrounding 18t times it most impossiblo to dis- | Thy contosted game at Lincoln between | St Louis, and tho executive committee of | Tr,,.‘[‘| f“. 10 """""“"-‘"“.,, Dhir. | Sounury and poursd ina groat stream lnto | and at times it was aimost i il B Sy 1 was thrown | tho Tarmors wiliance will bo asked to unite |, Pavi L L) songrogational Church ~Thir- | 4yo hiiag flooding them in & vory short time ] tinguish the fielders, so densa was the fog oln and 108 on Ma: a3 UAOW™ | with the Kdights of Labor ia the boycoty | teth and California streets, Next Sunc and causing a terrivlo | of lifo. This i Thoro were only about 600 peolo in attend B ol s fou ther | sEainst the Whively otioewns | morning at 11_o'clock TRov. J. Plumb, d causing a torrivlo loss Ly ¥ i | The work of making a schedulo was then t ’ | missionary to Ioochow, China, for more than | water poured into the mines so quickly that 28 co. Aftertue first inning it was a pitche | o0 u 3t Joman 3 An enterprising man in Missourl wanted vBHLY Yo HAah i - ldrers in the Reow’r . ‘ anco, After Lo et i e anually | ken up, but as Sccrotary Coman savs: | G GERNOS BN 10 oreanzo an assom- | LWeHtY years, and dologato 'In attendance | the unfortunato men who woro ongaged at Soldrers in the Regu'ar Arm ors' battle, in which honors we \ T'his league adopts scheduios tirst and then J N ! k upon the Methodist conference, will preach " 4 4 re08lv gt . . o N1 NG dontested githa bat bly of Chinese. It decided that the Chinese . d work in the lowor levels received no warn- wmd S 75, Seanten 7 Mar- divided. By tne way both pitchers were | makes thom, ho contested game botween i Lo B tho sormon. Sunday school at noon. PPrayer . ana Sailors, Seamen and Mar- ‘ 3 3 ot and Hastings was disoussod. | should be excluded and so notified him. In ) : Mgt ing of thoir danger, and beforo thoy had a ‘ batted in the first inning 1t looked as it dt | Grand [Tlind and tastings was disoussed, | (5'\eolg organization of Knuights of Labor | Meetiug Wednesday'at§ p. m. — William™g. | S8 5o BREEn MO 0 o e tnes in the United States Navy ‘ was to bo a slugging mateh, but aftor that | PyLeeinle aetion tkeh SR It eon Hast | therois not one Cniuwman. Thoro aro a | PSke pustor . » ymiiatin i bt 5 ; hAGAALALU LA ‘ S ol sieh. ue. | ¢ AS DO ramo to 0 nimber 6f 6ther IorelRnors, HOWEvar, ark Avenue United Prosbyterian church, | torrent which had slmost instantaneously since the War of the Rebell UL bty aldh bl am | nes and Grand [sland on acoount of muddy | R 800 RO S Hioin tho striking har. | OFMCF Park avenue ana Jackson stroot. RoV. | ongulfed thom. Thoy strgeled desporately : el al R L ) ” arri v b ar tol al 7} i 0 v ¢ 3| ol Vol & strawberries in winter acby pitchod @rounds. ol > nessmakers of Ciocinnati nas not beon taken | & A: Honderson, pastor. Proaching every | voronch tho shafts or main parts of the who have been discharged from excellont game, and had his support been Standing of the Teams, y v ¢- | Sabbath morning at 10:30 8. m. and evening \ anding J up as yot, and the board refuses to say any b M, 8 mines which seemed likely to afford a place the service on porfoct the scoro would have been a tie. WESTERN LEAGUR. thing about it until iv is, There has been no "I-lvr.wn ‘:_u. Sabbath school at 12 m. Seats STARTALY Kol (S WHLSH F5s BIBHSE s ce ¢ account of dis- Vickery played in right field instead of wot w1 vo | communication roceived from the Rochoster | fl”{’l’"'k.‘":,"":"""v’{‘““l"l“"fl":?"""(.h vl iR Bl gl L Lol abilities ncurred therein whils Gatni; the |A150F A bR ab sscond tn Wits- iy 3 8 BT | Straot car men. gt onit: Mark's lavangalical Lutheran Churh — | short timo overy avenuo of escapo was shut in the line of duty, are 180 minsa, Kunsas City. . 19 338 Minnoapolis. 8 9 260 Tne board is cousidoring the advisability | Yo/ nty-first and Burdel i “'l»- off and the men perished miserably X kel plliesdy, 0 \PAA bBiLe | telsi 7 G SR indianapolis.. 1 8 Uil | of appointing & number of general organ. | MOTMOR sormon by Rov. J. G 1“" "“,“:- It is known that twenty-two mon are dead | Mkl 3 - i i The piaying of Collopy at third was bril- 1zerz to thoroughly canvass the United LRI DD g PRESOE, OV Vs =l | nioNwpTLIBHG bt (HkL HikGY b lost [ 7282 //’ l, I 1)’ 3 Jiant. Ho had soven assists and ono put outy | poston o) States and start new assembli Detweiler, D.D., P! ey weve ot BT ROTRIC BE nallea o Lension his one error bomng an excusable ono, | frookive ... 1i frtstalf-aied Immanuel Baptist Church—Twenty-fourth | their lives at other points. — WitHR! TEaliG Wik s (il glory A Raa Tpuavitlo: 2, 1 10 thiiely Chicago and the World's Fair, ;um Bh_u‘nuy sm-e’u. Kountze Place. Regu- Owing to the great excitement which pro Relleves Headaches ono minute | 8t the same rates and under the BT HUILES AL CALOhaR: BHO G || CICvalant st 48 10 o1t SR Lonlt World's Paie Souvenir, fllustratod, boing a_ | 1iESHCOR SR b, moand 8b. e A% WO | vails in the placo it is tmpossblo toobtain an | and will cure same conditions as persons ren- & aouple ol protty. thl ( Cincinnatl. [ 13 11 882 Batimore. ... complete and concise history of the principal | ot the Moth. S e ' | exact list of the dead, but 1t will doubtless | Herni. Fever and Ague, » them being against the deep loft center SEATH] 1BAULH ORI 'S TX1FN E ROt HE IORVALEY London, | S8te to the Methodist Episcopal conference, 5 : 4 Rhewme Bright's Diseuse dering the same service during fonoe. e alsy hnd his oye on the usll and | neatric 401,000 Pistisniouth . 4 18811t tiE WG SIds: ‘.,nlnf‘m- b ‘:‘- ana presiding elder in Grand Rapids district, | reach startling proportions. Heart Discase, St. Fitus Dance, e ’ 5 . h {6ig168 out of fouf \mes to | Kremont 2 1 .67/ 1ineoln. ... 1 831, AL nblun Fxposition In | Afjch,, will preach. In the evening tho As the nows of the catastropho spread | Prolapsus Ani, Praralysi the War of the Rebellion, lined out threo singies out of four tin oy i LGS Chicigo, 1893, With explanatory tables and | tor will preach. Tho young people’s meot- | throughout the city immenso crowds hast- | Spinal Afcctionws, Dyspepsia, bat. Games Today. maps. Published by Tho Anaboguo Publish- | ing av7:15 p. m. Sunday school at12m. | g1y to the sceno and the entrance to eact "“,':b""" Newbals AL AL Ll G For Milwaukes Ward carried off the | o 4 : ing company, Chiieago. bound neatly in cloth, | Seats froe and every one cordially invited : anco to ench | Indigestion, Newralyia, under the new law or act of honors, capturing evergthing thut camo in | ;»iml 0 p-i o \(;m:m.x .\IL Milw nulkr‘n. It sarely falls to tho lot of tho reviewor | Kountzo Momo English” Luther: "“I‘“l WA sooh surroutidsd by a suvglngand || edd deg Biles, June 27, 1890 " © ¢ | St Paul at ‘Toledo, Minnoapolis at Colum- , Church—Cornoy ~ Sixteentn avd Harnoy | wildly excited mass of mon, women and chil- | Headache, Fits, > ikl his torvitory. Umpire Corcoran was away T ; to notico so exhaustive a work as the | g b . ; : eattush Such per: s are als ) asus City at Indianapolis. National | 'O " Andind L Al stroets, Rov. A. J. Turkle, pastor. At 10:30 [ dron. Tho lamentations of thoso who had | Lead Poisoning, T.oss of Manhood Such persons are also entitled off in some of his decisions and each side suf- Clnolunati at St. Louts, World’s Fair Souvenir,” which has | a. m. there will bo memorial services in mom- relativos or frionds in the inundated mines | Lo of Fitality Wasting W 0 t> pension whether discharged S fored about alike. R bl been compiled with so much care by a | 0ry of Mr. Augustus Kountze, ‘The addresses ¥ Lac fi 6 Servids 56, The runs wero scorod as follows: In the » T i § ; ¥ 0| il bo dolivercd by 1ey. 11, W, Kulns, D, | were heartrending and many pitiful scencs K 3 rom the service on account of T G MG what SREsoNEn ivits SR U i former rosident of Omaha, John “D. | B o Gmaha, pastor of the first Luthoran | were witnossed. Nervousnas i all Discuses whers | disability or by reason of expir- Vickery. Ward rapped out a double and Reserves Rewdy for Business, Jones. Ior purposes of reforence, of <~]|1\11|'t'rn in Nebraska, and Mr. Robert Wicden- | The work of rescuo is boing stoadily car Batterica are Lusily Renewed and | Ation of term of service, it went to third on ‘Twiteneils single. Howard | The Reservos wiil bo In 1t again this sea- | comparison and for goneral information | $3llof Chicago. Sy e 0o | ricd on and ovory effort is belng mado to [ Clenned and will last for Years, while in the service and line Earle sent o ot one to Collopy, who threw | (o ey last yoar's scason with | the work is o magnificont reflox of tho | deaves at s n Dociety of - Lhristian 18- 1 yump the water out of the flooded levels. Call and examine them. of duty, the surred WAL 16 ARsty alloWinp War L sooreTanY c > cavorat 7 p. . Proaching at 8 p. m. by ina exat uty, they incurred any Mvitetoll 1o reach third Toake singled and | credit and lonor to themselves and admirers, | push and energy of a city thatis tho won- | Itev. G. C. Jonos, D.D., of Itochestor, N. Y. ENGISITL POLITL0S. JUDDELECTRIC CO .| _, 1 tiry oF disease which Larey trotted home. Bill Kreig followed | having participated in eighteen games and | der of the world. .\lll nro(cfnlmln_v invited to Ll;(wu scr\ll os. 2k . b 1506 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb WOUNRA 1) ury o0r disease wWhich y B i1 R r Karle o no, tha elng ¥ et 'ree Church of St, Matthias Spisco- | . - S o, AeD. e ¢ , pltch, " Liko was cAught Wyig. 60 PTG raur oo e e, ouztt battle, tiva | besn thought of, und the richness of its ington _ placo., Rov. Alex. W, ‘Mac| oo ,‘,’“,‘I'::"v':—\"'")"""'I‘ G laboy third and Widner strucic out. Stevier, thoy have organized again with the | i ablons of the World’s fale build- | Gav'atios Haster, 1oy oommunion. 7/ e | LoNDoN, May 18,-M, Batfone silil. o Yy In the third Lake got his baso on balls, | following players: L. fa SRLENOY 3 L day after Easter. Holy communion, 7a. m.; | Loxvoy, May 13.—Mr. Balfour will meet Tdotws 7 e dru]mml IERIF Ty R S Cand right flold; W, Steyicor, short” | directing to o successtul issue what bids | JFHIN o‘;"'}“‘:}’;g“"“j{m"h"‘“‘;’;fl-7 3;!“7 Sior | when a detinito indication will be giveu of | By mail 83, DSesurely saalal from obssrea | Of persons rendering servies in LU B G B and midalo; 1d Lyuaim, sccond bse: | giont, or modern times, pictures Walnut Hill, Forty-second and | meantime the election agents swarm in the | ————————————————— - s = &ally's swglo. Collopy and Rowo cach 10l | Lynen, left fletd. of tho colossal business blocks that | 2 sl Ol DL p (DL LB D1 B R Unllke me Dmch Pmcess wnce the War are lowea with singles, but owing to poor judg- |~ ‘They opon the soason with Captain Bern- | stand as monuments to the enterprise of | school 10 &, m. St Pati’s—Cass streot. ony | 00 Binisters, whips and memvers to expe- ment m‘\m par V'ul Kolly and Gilks, they | stein’s Pets, Sundny, May 15, on Syndicate TReIN oWt L tvpical of | door west of Thirty-secoud. Services, 7 dite the dissolution, DO A]kflli(‘fl ~ . >) . RUBiDULionLhe ey, S Rtera: rounds, il atter that avo wuly 1o rocetvo | thelr owners and bulldors, fs typieal of | gper Woseor Tostyisgcont. Sortieoss i |4 momorial to tho eovernment, brought up Alkalies Entitled to Pension. L LWAUKEE | Aoy and'all ehallongos from city or state. o cago gait,” us the rus school 10 a. m. 'St. - Augustine’s-Windsor | by tory election agents, urginz that Parliu- Other Chemie 4 = A ISR e antrylreatoraL P Bros. | bustle of the great city by tho inland soa | Flace, South Thirty-third and Francis, | mant dissolve m tho middio of June fell flat, her Chemicals | orthe death ofthesoldier wasdue Mot 5 g0 AOHEIII AL, has been deseribed. Services, 8 p. m, Sunday school, 4 p. m. | Ouly half o0 or: 1 aro_used to his service, or oceurred whil AR, it 34 ] 0 0 AL Nonparell Park Today. "Tho hook has hoon arranged upon o | GriceNour Drd Tk Twonty-abu and | GO S ) SRR MEmASEE of ho howso F "o of° he w the servic i Enrl, 1 ; 3 0 0 0| Ifitshould happen that it does not rain ; St e g Pon 4 | Spauiding. Services, 8'g. m. Sunday schooy, | SiEned it fTho whips hintod that the appeat - R & 0 el ntn e Tk, o i 0 T 0 0| toduy tho Nonparsils and Haydon Bros, will | MOSt comprehensive plan, the object of | 4p. m. H was superfluous ana might embarrass the W. BAKER & €0.’S o 3 N Jnmym § 0 01 18 1| cometogothor this afternoon at. Nonparcit | the publisher boing to giva a complox [ Uhureh of the Gdyf Bhopherd (Bplacopan), govornmout, which was already favorablo o Parentsof Soldicrs & Sailors x Py o o 5 rothor this afte n at Nonparc g 3 s 57 P S e corner Tiwentieth streets—J. P. D, | a mid summer election. Hambure, vt 30 0 3 4 0] vpark. Iach teumn has huudreds of followers | resumo ol what may be seen in Chicago Lioyd, ractor, Sunday. ohool at 9:45 a.m. | * mye cabinet declsion.when it i Breakrfistcocoa dying in the United States ser- LU 2 2 -“l‘ld :: ‘»:“rr“\{)l will 1 1\'1“'"'!' out. ILis | in 1803, and at the sume time give the | Coufirmation sexvits ‘dud boly communion | o % “F i) when x‘ [Nluunmlllcodl vice since the War of the Rebel- y s I Salo to say the Nonparoils will have to play | o , ionina o 1 P 9 at 11 a. m. Sertnoy by the bishop of 1 arties all around fully prepared which is absolutely e 4 = & i 1l e - had ball to win. - The following is the way l:"mfn-fll_lmi in ln‘uny; ut‘x‘u m, 80 hat | Noyragka. Evening ]\‘:‘nyer and sermon on | and everything 1 readiness. The crown of- pure and soluble. lion, or after discharge from the ; ovAlIA ::u;\ yilllizclon o e i |‘m 1“';" < may 1»., ,.lf.. uable .ul_n]lnl:( to Gampling in Public and Lrivato,” at $p. m. | fico will dispatcn tho eloction writs withia | 1enasmorathan tnrectimes service, from a cause originat- A (ydens, 'osition. Nonpareils. | the library and reading room. Its use- | Seats free to all and everyone welcome. twenty-four hours aftor the intimation of | iestrongesoUbcoR i ere eavi widc potbeck, ss. . i Swarts ceooGuthor, S TS ol i e St. Mary's Avenue Congregational | dissolution is given, el il S0 Stareh, Arrowroot or ing therein, l;~lvnlg no \vl W By & AR D L D fiynn | the exposition, but on the contrary will Wright Butler, at'10:30 a. m. Sermon e it Tt i3 _delicious, nourishing, and Soia years, are entitled to pension if SRR H T R T T T “Adams | grow in value with yeurs, for it is the Rev. W. . Thirkield, D.D., prosident | ‘The ofticers in charge of private bills bo- DICESTED. i now dependent upon their own Vickery, rf 40 Linahan. 00 It 3ta % wabian | ost perfect compendium vt issued of | Gammon Theological Sdminary, at Atlanta, | fore the House of Commons have been in- Sold by Grocers everywhere. Wostinke, 4000 0 @ ficknor. ... Loty fiolt, | Mahoney [ty )y um yetissued of | Ga " Sunday school'at close of morning ser- | structed to wind up their business as far = — labor for support, whether ths Cobime R A (gnter ol rdind | an evenu which cannot fail to have an | vice, ~Young People's Soclety of Christian | 85 possible by Juno 24. Iensoning from this 'W.BAKER & C0., Dorchester, Mass, soldier ever contributed to their s ax . - Cuuminzhan | 50 00nce for many decades to come upon | Eudenvor meoting at 6:15 p,m. fact, the liberals forecast ovents thus: The | — — - -~ | support or they were dependent 0 00 U 0 0 i . 7 sollegi g ETRE A kY O1ts S i i R s Clifton Hill Miksion, corne” of Grant | Writs will bo issued Juno 28, Two wecks i ) L) ] e i i e all lines of art, literature and com- | sreor and Misitary avonuo. (torminus of | later the burg cloctions will bo compiotad il i" upon him at the time of his N l'““"‘«J S e m"'; ‘l‘l‘ “"“‘I"_“‘ merce. As Mr, Jones says in the intro- | Waluut Hill motor A Sunday schoot at 3 fiAnd w!l‘l‘hm Lthre:r.“mks m“cuullx“y elections. r I death or not. K 0 0 0 — 4 | e e 54 championship : L RTINS e . m., with Bible class for adults. Preach- ccording to e statutes the new Al 1000000001 rae, ombracing tho Missourl, Kansay | SUction to tho work: “As an educator | . mus Wikl Biblo clase for adulte. Freach- | 1 or s ot oo * mads. witliin thivy: (WOR FOR INFORMATION OR ADVICH SUMMARY. and Neuraska univorsitics was played to- this event will leave its impress upon United Presbyterian church, Twenty- | five days of the dissolution of dlet As to title to pension, ADDRESS ITIE BEE BUREAU OF CLAINS, Totals. Milwaukeo. Omal vrlc...;\ carned: ““H\wu'm 2 Omalia, 1| day by tho teams of the Baker university | succeeding gencrations and bear fruit in | first and Emmet—Rev. J. M. French, pastor. | the ~ preceeding one, ~so tho first wo-hise ns: Double piays: Me of Baldwin, K Services at 10:30 a. m. conducted by Rev. A, | week in August, 1f the general i i ST A L and the State university | all realms 2 o ingenuity e ! A Gurr Ward and Earl, e on taliss ke, | 0F BTN [ a0 the State univorsity | all realms of human thought, ingenuity | B0t "5 T Now' York. Kivapiqy | oxpoctation is fulfiied, will_sce” Me’ Glad: " Kowe, d; MeGarr. Lake, Witner, Wila pitehos: | fourth inning on account of rain, The bat- and progress, service at S p. m., conducted by Rey. J. B. | stone remstated in power. The Ivish party 5 o 3 220 Bee Building, 1“1\ Darby, =, o of wame: Oune hour and "m‘fi were Wasser and Wright and Barnos In addition to its complete epitome of l<4;n>l\flvn. pre si«linlc fl\«fim“ Muhl‘cl«'on!grc‘m-u. ;‘:!kl‘it1:;“:"{',5':':::“3:‘_1‘“?{1fl *l\m'\:l »‘C~L~!mn‘ o OMAMA, NEBRASI{A ity minues, Umpire: ra. and Holmes, oraska university will wh s bee o, i ing v o wowe Avenue Presbyterian Church—Cor- °] November will procee ith the Lo s o s gun sed * by Smothered the Millers play at Luwrenco Mo, The State wal. | What bas been done, is doing and willbe | ;o portioth and Nicholas streot. . Proach- | homo rule question. Prooably Mr. Gla 7 R T s G SRR R ] : ors. Vorsity of Lawrence, Kai., and the State | done when the fair opens, it comes to | ing services at 10:30 a. m._and 7:45 p. m. | stone will not be in such a hur e b Tmpurts the most delicious taste and zeat v R ey ; S~ Corrmnrs, O, May 14— Columbus ana sity of Missouri will play at this city e general public at a most opportune | Sundas ool at 12 m. Young People’s | privately expressed the opinion t tho TRACT S0U Minneapolis played six innings before the | yoxe s 2 > 3 Society of Chr Eadeavor at 6:30 p. m, | bume rulo movoment in 188 suffered from | ora LETTER from rain began to provent. The visitors did ot e It brings beforo tho American | 5n May 15, the ing will be by Rev. | haste in its prepacation and declared that ho | 8 MEDICAL GEN- GRAVIES, |NDMN BEPHEUA "UN GL“MS :.:lu'hn off l'\‘.\lu«\'] \\‘:-‘n‘!h:-x' wot and rt lm;-u;n Todu . peop'e the forees that are actively a | D. W, Hayes,presiaing eldor East Pennesses \villl not meke a =l\mimr nll:‘l-lk\:v’ .Hu will 1“}“3"\ at “nd» e ireatening. Attendance, 700, Scor id the Fort Omahas eross | work to make the exposition & success | conference ir the morning, and Rev. M. B, | take time to sound every scction of his sup- PRt bIbruthery ELEEL T convans [ wisNEAvOLE " | bats on the latier’s grounds this afternoon. | worthy of o nu Ahe l 0053 | Baleh, presiding oldor Wost Wisconsin cou- | porters in framing tho new measure, Ifa | 8t WORCESTER, A EE e AT P A K B ions e ol worthy of a nation that in a little overa | ferenco in the cvening. Welcome to all. liberal government is constituted in tne Day, 15 = HOT & C¢ ; Wt v A S oo, 1o e, e o P contury hus, from nothing, bullded the || _irst Presbytorian Chursh—Cornet ® of | suunn, no polityjotiombleulolongt it e LEA & PLRRINS' MEATS, lorsonsimhoihare loatpeoncitsitromIndian ¥ 0 0lNost Ty 5 ..Cat mightiest republic of ear! Seventeenth and Dodge stre Moraing | fully aeveloped before the sessson of 1503, that their Aaucs f rajdsishonidifiio thelricinlimaiundonehohic o 0 Offtwan i T ot s R e 2 fl‘L;L:ll "‘D‘?hf‘ 0{“"_”" }L not only | ZPY10\80 a, m, by tha pastor, Roy. W.d. Labor Party Men Active Dikhly estoemod in Depre intion Act of Marchi, 1L The time ls Lidtall'nd. 2 5 OParrou, s | st l«{“‘ u I"“n'"’-“rl.\ pe l““ml‘\"“"» and | Harsha, D.D., witn communion’ and infant |y o0 H RS el i henom India, and 1s in my limited, un | the clnims aro taken up by the Crige, Ty vl ke hoy.. ..\ Kecond 2L Cotmell | deseriptions of the principal buildings | baptism. Sunday scnool at noon, J. C. ploch kanilis o opinion, tho most court:n the order in which they are rocoived, 5. m o Ubion 5 SR oirer | op T ot dd%s fal Ul toe | Wharton superiniendont, Young Peoplo's | €10 i8 the it vity of tio wdopendent jabor | paismbio, an “wol o e AR Mo - 2 ([ i L Snore.. % afer | of provious world’s fairs and all the | W B 3 8 party. The Schuadhorst eliguo relied upon Aa tho most. whelo- 3 0] Corbett, p pihbnd Loft Wiii ey Ty % - e Christian Endoavor meeungat 7n. m. At | JIrae 005 Lo venkon the fnd id. oMo sauco that 18 with attorneys prior to the Act are mals S Pl - |France ' Ham x il pLE uildings of the presont World’s Colum | § p. m. Dr. Harsha will preach agoin, bring- | the absauoe ot funds to weakon tho in oo by | ade ¥ null and void. Information given and all D T - | Ot onlaghisty <o | blan Bxposition, together with portraits | ing bis fiftoen yours' pastorato o u close. | %o iiheral executivo by wiich tho lnsubord. Beware of Imitations: Sialisoiomptlyittondotitolyjtia S = — and biographical sketches of its | ok Jo0ns - TLOFNEr | ates would bo elevated. Their caleulati ! ! 3 KCONE BY INNINGS SPARKS OF SPORT. f A S | Twenty-sixth and Franklin streots, Rev. J, UG s culations S I G S Q sy W W I W S 5 EopT officors and - chiefs of departments, | O." Ierris, rector. ~Tourth ~Sunday aftor | falled to talke luto account tne earuostuess of | oo ot you get Lea & Perring' BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS Alahespalls . Close of the Successful Sports s To -1 3 - 2euc) o | Baste 2 7:30 a Sunda ELors 5 ¥.i N0 losg o in i Rensuaglf Lt Pt tells Siilow ol Reucly whe | Kaviel AR Ommad n im0 iNG8Ye! | ihaniibs candaates Careliairendy)in thetsld, P Ituns carnod: Colun Two b Graxp Isaxp, Nob. May 14.—[Special Fair,” gives descriptions of Chiea- | gnd'sormon 11 a. ni. Evening vrayer ang | backed \bynubssriphions froms ako: draies 2A K3l £20: 0 Byficing, { Telegram to Tui B I'ne sixteeath 20’s parks and boulevards, its places o | sermon, 7:45. i’"“’“‘"v ”t‘" socielies “"l') tory donations. az oy e, 4 o b SR L han: | usomont,. the, wholasale und jobbing. || . St Elilig's Chapol (Episcopnl)—Tweuty. | 188 duliy incressiag numbar of nistricls the «—— RIEL: OMAMHA, NEBRASIKA Lefton bases! Columbus, nual irnament of the Nevraska State | ¢ J o "1 first between Nicholas and Paul strects, | Workingmen opuose the liberals. Stgnaturo on every bottio of Original & Genut e One hol minutes. Umpire: | Sportsmen’s association closed tolay, Tho | interests, its railrond facilities, and in | joun Albert Wilhams, priest. orv1cos + Mr. Gladstone's.negative opposition to tne JOHN DUNCAN'S GONS, NEW YORKE. ¥ This Bureau Is guaranteed by tha Too Wet to 1 scores were not as large today as on previous | general is the most complete guido book | holy communion 7a. m. matins and Sun. | Daymentof mombers of tho house and the e == s | b Bea Kihentionver iy LxoraxapoLts, Tnd., May 14, Indianapots. | 4AYS, OWing to tho fact thut some of the | to the city that stands at the odgo of | 4ay school 10 m.: litany, holy communion | SiKGI-hour moveinent, "Q‘.’-\'V'J-Z31’.‘5‘1."35(-’.'.'.‘.}‘3-."C A Wrllan Guaranieo I S DRI Seabolis. | shooters hid left for thoir homes this morn: Micl J (chioral), and scraon at 11 dm. Choral b Hewcastie ngraomen to Cure kvery Caso or | —————— — s Uity gamo. prstponed on account of s morn- | ko Michigan. JBhe. seruon Qp AL/ favorad by workingmon, has alienated a con- Norar ol o dot and the San ram. ing. ‘Iha Plattsmoatn silver cap was won : oyen! % | siderable mass of the electors., G E—— L0ur 10, 0., May 1~ Toledo-5:, Paul game | 5 Omabinaiter oo of tio sharpust shuots | Do you want one of these books? A ‘,,,""J,‘,,Ll,'l“‘ srypmers will oveupy the Bul | ™youbt is oxpressed in many quarters re- [ Owreuro 1s pormanont und not a patohlag up. Ontos THIE postponed; rain, i ok place during the week. ‘The shoot | few minutes’ work will secure 3 L 1 #8918 ) Sunduy, | oo chine earnestne: 5 Ulster moye- | treated seven yenrs ago have never scen s symptom BoALY R AR £0 ‘one 00| igy 15, Morning subjoots “Bthical Ghria: | E0rding tho earnestucss of tho Ulster moye- | {isates vELTE 4l s s to euch man, four ) Al Goes to Fort Wayne. men to compose the team from each club Corvwurs, 0., May 14 pecial Telogram | ¢ ! Isiand and Omans tied twice b to Tuk Brk, |—There will be a special meot- | the decision sheot could be made. O M ) oSy | ment. M. Saunderson’s spe How Wo Got the Bivle." | Gobk 0 tub dinner openly proclaimed the intention of the Ulsterites o resort to armed force 1n their resistance to a Dublin Parlia- St. you, ond to Tie OMAIA BEE one sub- | tianity ber to ' WeEKLY Be ovenin s at $1.25 | Sunaay sshool at 12 m, First Baptist Churel or refund all money, Thosa who prefer to come horo fortreatment can 4o soand wo will pay rallrond fare —Cornor of Fifteonth . gof the Western ILeague of Baso 13alj | finally won the cup. nd ono will bo sent to you by mail. The | quq Davenport streots. Hov. N. A. Cham. | fOF helr reststanco to Dublin Parlia: |yt waysaod lotol bills whilo o, 1£ W Tail o curo I O SR T X D B et Cror bool sells for $1.00, but Tz Bri has se- | lain will supply the pulpit in the morning and o an 1) BIOF We challenge the workl forn caso that our Maglo ROOM 220 BEE BUILDING, w rogard to the St Paul franchive, 1t i Wity to G Agatnat Kimmie, oured a large numbor of copies, enabling | Rev. T. J. Massy in tho eveniug. Isoth are | Warkt 00 1o (Wt FAAsC O, oMo, (10 | Momody will not curo. writo for partioulars and ust ettlod tha > prose 3 Jack Wil vho is bacsed by . J " 1 slegato: 15t BniBoopal genars S o 5| theavidonce. In our seven yours practice with about settlod that the prosent team will be | Jack Wilks, who is baciod by Omaha par- | he publishirs 1o m ko this libsral o Ter | delegates to tho Mothodist Episcopal genoral | (0 K CCNEEG 110 1F they wero tostod, to | srec tamaty ot las e mes mitin © | ties, was unablo to force Tommy Tonsititis | It is the best thing in this line ever of transferred 10 1lort Wayne, Ind., whe Presigent Robinscn of the Clevelind Na- tioual L confercuce. — Services at 10:3) a.m. and 3 nost difiicult to overcome i L S Sunday schools at 19 m. and 330 | Wreck the Dublin Pariiament. His romarks | the prejudices nginst socalled speciics. Hut un g b R RS, Kyan of Chicago into a fight, but is now | fored and you are suro to bo ploased. | ", Regular praver meeting of tho | Were recaived with enthuswstic choers. | ourstrong gunranteo thousands aro trsing itund bo gn“”mm‘"*‘“ R :IN“;“‘“:; ;,m,:‘;v’(':.‘f offerea an opportunity to demonstrate just | Y Ou 1 have the paper and book sent h overy Wednesday ovening av 8 | While un:llord uhnln:nrlllur‘uelmulrus bnm 1an- :,m;l.u»m.x.l \Au‘xnlumuwu o suro or, ru{\x(;\llu:;T‘ry' ment aud control. Tho St Paul club has | BoW he stands in the welterweight cluss by | 10 your address or the bookaloneand the | o'clock. The Young t’eople’s Society of | KUBES a8 dangerous, tho cry of rebelllon is | €oltunant b e hato B teiuls B e el indeavor - holds thew r hoard in gilonoce, beeu carried by tho loague ever sines the or- | tho Heunepin ciub of Mineapolis. He has | PADer 1o some other person. Christian ror * ho 3 8 who wili try the troatment, Herotofors you have sanization of the body in Cnicagolast Mareb, | been matched with Charlio Kimmic, of un- Addross Draser meeling every Eridey eventid: as8 putting up and puying out your monoy for difforent 81d 5010 of he boys aro geuing tived of the | suvory California rocord, for ten-roand g TiE Bek PUBLISHING CO, o'clock. ~All seats uro freo aund overyonoe is Tho opposition leaders have decided to | treat d withongh )L yor cured no . lowa. The execrablo weather in thu north. [ fHvo> B8 LOKY IRy ound g0, For cordially invite . = leave it to the Irish mombers to move the ro- | or puld back your money. Wo will positivoly west, and the bad location of the St Payl | [OF b burse of #.)0, for the night of .June 6. maha, Neb, Southwestern Lutheran Caurch—Twenty- | joormont of the Irish lccal governmont bill, cureyou, Old, chronie, doop soated ensos curod in i) prouiis has made the ciub o loser al through | 10¢ Marquis of Gucousberey rules ara ——— sixth streov botween Pobploton uno Wool- | *“NMu M Garthy, who is suffering severaly | 09)Uayk. Invesizute ouc financial stunding, our YT 50 .1I‘|mux.-, und the moi aro 1o we CHURCH NOTICES. worth avenues, No morning service, the | rron ‘seiatic, will delogato Mr. Sexton to take | Feputation as busineas Write us for namus anl — 2 pounds on the cve of the contast, Wilks o congrogation participating in_the momorial | 1ho initiative on the reports made today and | B4Uressesof those wo huve curod who have ki PROCURED BY THE — It costs you only Dost NATION A services for Mr. Augustus Kountzo at the | o Josa 4 S| permission to refer w the souna Mr. Goscbon as to the basis of the bi- | Bermistionto refer o shew. 14 coste vou 0aly, BOS- burch, At 7:45 p. m., | megallic conference. Mr. Goschen says tho . LEAGUE stands very well with his backers bere, un A " b b ] 0 , und At the Central Unitod Prosbyterian church | 3¢ s Wwill make this tight the effort of his life, us | oy Seventconth stroot, betweey Capitol ava. | Kountze Momoria L s Twice in :::) 11”-;-‘1.-8;”14“.»:-".-.: |.|s'.~..|mm.-,‘ © in nis | pueand Dodgo sireet—Rey. John William. | preaching by Rov. o 8 ility to battlo with any of the top-totehers. | sou. D, D, tor, v. U, . C elder. ) rmati ) T i an ty o with any of ou, D.D, pastor. Rov. . I, Creighton, D. 1., g b AR % information wero given out now. This lan- [ ody. feeltng of genersl depression, paius in heal or Ciexao, 1L, May 14.~T00 Browns mado | 1 10 Wwins o will standthe peov ol muy in s | Shacotior of Wesloyan: University of et | Youns Men': Coriptiin Association Build- | guiago. with tho tonor of his ox prossions 10 | booss i ion e s waste Fhows Wi e their irst appearance here today aud were ;‘;1-«.“:::" llmu A.\:n'\nf’ ition, more than the | braska, will preach tomorrow at 10:30 a, m,, | INE—Sixteentn and Douglas streets. Open | the “chamber of commerce doputation is | constantly taking meroury and potash, should dis OMAHA, NEB, Bundily (0Kon (080 wanp Wico by 1ho colts, | 4 puri ar vy BaF ulnhn 4Luhis time. | and Kev, A, C. Buarnes, D.D., of Central | WOCK days from § b m.to 10 p. m.; Sun- | qeopped as indicating Mr. Goschen’s belief | continueit. Constant use of theso drugs will suroly g e | Pno first gamo was & pitchers’ battie, which | South Omaha bl goien from this city and | Obio conforence, will praach av8'p. m, Sab. | 92¥% from 8 to 10 a gp.sud 12:30 10 7 p. . | that the conference will not prove the futility | vring sores and eating ulcursin tho end, Dou't fuil to o fivst g a8 pitehers! batule, which | South Omuha will go up to witness the mill. | bath school at 19 m. aud young people's meet- | 1'vee rending and coryesqigndence rooms open | yho monometalists prediet. Whilo thelead- | write. Al correspondence sont sealod in pluin Chieago Puts 1t Onto St L . Bapid Sue Tqual with the Intorest of thosw having elain agnl thogovornmont 13 that of INVEN P01, who * Luby won by reasou of tho vest support. In o g ingat 7 p.m. Ivervbody welcome, toall. Sunday serviges: » Bible classes, ¥ a. | jg [ondon papers aro against the confor- | velope. We Invite themost rikil investgatios ftbn oso Lho boneiit of valunbla inventiens besania the second Breitenstein, while very wild, | qye yie o Fivst Methodist Bpiscopal Church —Corner | My conducted by Geanerat Secretary Ober, | o100 "the provincial journals acclaim it, will do all in our powerto uld you i it. - Addross, Of tho 1ncompolency o INGLONIOR Of Uy ALIFH0Y & kv ot the bits scatteved oxcepting in the thirg | T8¢ S18ng of Joo Visnor by Manager | Tuontioth and Davenport streets. Ttew 1o | 804 at 3 p. m. by «Colonel Charlos Bird, B o 5 "ol o patants. *Ton’ maot o1y tnnuig, when he was bit for toree carned | Howe, which was anuouncod in yesterday's | 8 Morrill, D.D. pastor. 10330, Ray, J. M, | United States army. ztignvice of song, lod by | patweon silver and gold In the event of an | COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Neb it aTant, @RIRHEAL ARS rous. Attendance, 5,000, Seore: papor, and the relense of itzgerald hay | Bucklov, DD 704, Rov, % "M, Hristol, { My 4. W. Hillls of sbndiauapolis, boginning | intornal agreemont” boing rouchod. Louters [ ———— gnt dopand s uraatly, 1FRotoatiroly, upon th) - hicugo : 10020300 0—6]|met the warm aporoval of A e D.D. Bisnop Newman and Chavlain MoCave | &Y ) P, Mon'someattng at 5 p.m, ad- oo Experts H, R. Grenfoll and Samuel Saraang sxlit of tha auorner, fiita: Obtonko 4 ls 5. Errors: Chis | aud s fing onmt o ny ety baso runnor | fig and avening New York Mcil and fipres. Young mew's | inav tho fixing of an exict ratio s not the ONLY atonin, pogo. % 8L Lol i Farwed vunsi Chicazo, [ niadl foid, while. Boo Glies s Vel PI8Y 4 Cynthia Christn churoh, 4515 Nicholas | Praver meeting I'riday evpning at 5 o'clock. | gssence of the question and that any ratio | " 500 for 4 cass of Lo 1 or N M AN Shbré 1 patons At Loais i Buttorios: Luby and senrivers | 000 Lo UGkl Wil suecead | gipaot--Joseph Shields, pastor. Preaching at | Bible training class tho, spme eveuing at 9 | gpproximately acourate could not be main- | goon, General or Newvous Dau'niry, weak. | practice; aadly thuroforo proparod AL ARE N T i 10:3) a.m. and 7:45 p. w, Young People’s (ul'hn‘-ix 3 ur\'l)u\lry,‘:u\‘lil‘l"“;‘r Dr. Teara, | thined under an international sgreomont newsdtuoky or mind, tho ot Lot drrors or Gotain patents, econd game: : - | Boulety A W the ubsence of e pastor, Dr. Leard, 'he roport of the British delegatos to the | cessesin olilor young that we cannotoure. 5 cE 7 ociety of Christian udeavor at 6:45 p. m, e r v " rference, ey 00300010 1-5 BACH W4l IN KlidINEA Sunday school at 12 e My puloit Isepan | the pulpit of inox Hoeshyterian ohurch will | comumoreial troaty conforohco ab Madrid bay | Euwrantvo overy cass or rotund ovory dolar. | Conduet dnterferences, 4 D10 02000 0= 3 i \wiiiesand Bsacks Fight and Two Peopte | W OUF Methodist Eniscopal conforence brechs | U0 oceapied tomorraw bw Rev, D. Slavens | peen presonted to the Board of T'rade com- | Pive Suysril Wt at B fi0, SO0 B3 1 Make apecial examinutions, Chleazo, 9; St Louls, & Errors: Chi- P ©Ole | yon, Will somu Bible brother como and fill | Presiding clder o the Mpthodist Episcopal | mittee by tho treaty committee. The de Ry unl, soourely pickel from obgarvatlo i, | prosecute rejected canes son 13 Bt Lois i Farued runs: | Chiguzo. Sa L AR0 Bl my staud for met I no ono comes to speak | CHUTel. York, Neb. ;. 2ol gates rogard s hopeless the probability of ! COok REMEDY CO. OMAIA. NEB aeoite ¥ ) b teerien” Gubert und Kiveidge; Bri: G Vih, May 14.--News has just | for me, our subjoct will bo at 10:30 o At Hanscom Park, Methodist Iipiscopal Keginter trade murvks and copyright wusLoIn ue uokle been received here of a conilict between a | “Blessed ure the Poor and Pure iu Hea church, corner Tweniy-ninth streot and | e = = — . —— 3 & valid Close Fight of the Leaders. band of citizens and mob of negroes, ond. | EYening subject, “Confessing Our Sins to | WO0IWorth avonue, Rev. A, Cartan, D.D, ““'."""",""‘ "‘;“’ antoacape ans vislide Boatoy, Mass., May 13.—Tho two leaders | ing in the death o o) Daracts , | Goan. | LLuD., bishop of Cansda, will preach ab 3 i el yatenre. B e e T 100 hRMRiANDIn tousare | dng I fue deathof two persous aud the | MAUia\. acoinodias Bislacopsl obureh—Cop. | 10100 | AL il B meDr. HaO. deanings of Highest of all in Leavening Power.-~Latest U. S, Gov't Report, Ivoscente and defend infringems s wounding of moro and 1a the possivility of | per iy S Minuosota will address tho kpworth league, aseouie SIL2 4 Place, sard contest here today, lasting ton iunings, ln JLy-tirst and Binnoy. hyes g Stein wus wild at first and Boston did ot | Additional blovodshea. Tne contlict oceurred | Rev. W. K. Beans, pastor, - Proaching 10:30 | AU7:45 Rev. W. N, Broadbeck, D.D., of Bos {avention on hand send 1E BB ton will preach UIIZA U i akotol oF photograph thereof, togatiar u > 1fy0u have o &nd bim until the seventh, when they tied | # Simmons Creck coal wiues between a | ® m. and ¥ p. m. Morning, Bishop Fowler v ® Totlon of the lmportant Teaturat, score. Tim Daley 100k Collins’ pluca in | White man nawea Justis and a nogro pumed | Will reach, Evening, Rev. C. N. Grandi- Bett-Eden Baj st church, Park avenue, A i v 4 10 tho bast con o niuth iuniug, waking @ bome run aud | Welis, in which Justis struck tho negro. In- | 40% 1% Will preach, Sunday sctool 12 m. J, | Just south of Leuvonworih 1 % N B puraue. Models are ot nuoessary unless Lo liven- iother tie, Werd's error gave Hoston tho | stantly he was pursued by a black mob, | o LKOVISONsuperintendont. Juulor league § | Tis, pustor Morniug sorvics at 11 8. i, Sor: lon lo of s complianiad MaEs, 2 Consrsud wi e ju the tenth. Clarkson pitched poorly. | Justis tock refuge iua house, but ontrance | V. U+ ISpWOrLS league 7 p. w. All seats | mon by Bishop Yaylorof Africa, ~ivenlug L et ngguunt by otho bt tho matter L 1'h fmo i tho tagi Clarks Was Quickly Faod anc the mob et anes | fraw All made wolcome. ' 1astor's rosidonce | sorvieout . ~Vreaching by Kov. H. Mau: lutrioge GHNDN WM e soston 100000414003 s]|tho victim and sact his brains out, Avout | ° | Locust streel. iy a1 0, o Tayakuow, 1afih "Bundar suhost 0 Gl ‘ n o Beook.yn 78100100013 i-7 arnmd whito o tminster Presbyterian Church ~Two ¥ & I'HE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS Wits: - Baston, 11; Brooklyn. 10, Erears: | Catohing the Bezro with wh |“u:'.m..||‘\h“:“ Ly-ninth aud Mason strects. Tue pustor Kev, | 0. m. Seats all frg Boston. 7 Brooklyn, 1. Earned ruus: Hoston, | the diliculty they iminsdiately s bim ty | 9900 Gordon, D. D will preach at 10:30 a | South Teuth stroet Mothodist Episcopal 220 Bee Building, Omaha, Neb, i wrouklyu, & o Butteries: Clarkson und | plases and Woundod 000 oF tun etp: w. on *Something Worth Looking Inio.”” At | enurch. A. Hodgeuts, D.D.. paator. Rev e T sy fatia A 0 wnd Dally, Spom ere will be a meeting iu the inter- | Grandison, .0, the famous coloveg Onabi B, the Ploncer Pross and the Sas Kolly; Stel —~ ; S5 Baatias Judge Wiihiam | preacber, will preach ot 10:5 Sunday rovd- Franclsco Examiner. 3 Work of tho Beo Burean o1 olaims, | $55.9f Sunday observasee Ju y : i ledy. Warne of Caloutts * X 4 -y e ) PR Yy~ ot awrence of Obio, aud urray,esq.,of | iug in this enureb. Rev. Warne of Caleutta, ] ' i CiNcryNati, O, May 14 —Ciueinnadi-Louis Wasuixatoy, D. C, May *4.—(Soecial | Panusyivania, delégates i attendance on tae | ludia, wili pi b T80 in tbe ovening. Al Amw m q\:- "; thls 04 408 wad Li with your s rillo uo game; rain. Telegraw to Tug Bew] -Tus Bes Bureau | gangrs! conférouce and Colonel Eliiott F. ' woleame. i