Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1892, Page 2

9 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1892 ) of the whole natlon. has ever been friendly | [ N ISNEW Y ( pitchied as good & _gamo as Hutchinson unul FIST P ‘S VT HIS SIDE cated man. The rig was overturaed and al- [ 4 N NN 1 | clation this ovenine, The “Crusadors” townrd andinuyian peopleafid has ever U)R I“TT RE\CI ]',5 I\ LA 0 his unlucky oighth, was then hammered b A\ most completely demolished und the old gen- UIKOAD “)R T"Rl‘,l‘, “ONT"S | will bo the first work given by the club, tho heid them in high esteem and honored them hard, Weather good; attendance 900 tleman was prooably fatally Injured. He | ° dato being November 17, With positions of trust and have considered Seore: was brought to town and placed undot the The club will adopt & new plan of reserv. thom us among our most loyal ard just oitl- S Baltimore.... ..... ¢ best of caro and is improving, but the phyai i o Ing soats for the concerts this season. Ior 3iit Any such sentiments Ageinst tho Scan Ohtene 2 i v ) A AR i 10 the Febu bllenn prinets stitlama g, nRo.. ..o 4 ? | Adams Oou o ty Treasurer Exe | ©1808 d0 not give much, if any hope. Consid- od { | the present tho soats will be sold at auction, 1 ure foreign Lo the repu n Gentleman Jim Lands at Home Safely Haliimar, 7 . Kerorst ily's Ex-Depnty s erablo forling 1 oxprossed against tno por. | Vot an Omaba Man Observed ina Tour of | Hhe hreseut tho sants will seats during the acire o heartily endorse the netion of the re- After His Long Journey i Chilo o, 9. E rupst iz plains Whero the Funds Went. petrator by the people here. the Continent. | season, The auetion will take place nt exrtily endorso the netion of the re. | Boyd’s onera house Wodnesday aftoraoon, partially recompanse the men who sivel this Ml B i ILE RUNNING AMUCK, S | Novemvor 8, conntry from rebel Inva Wl A ul k- . o v \ e unlon Intaot, nu we licrebe decturo that wa TREMENDOUS CROWDS RUSH TO SEE HIM o [ HISTORY QF ., PAUL'S TRANSACTIONS Richard Huleom Makes o Hoty Torror or | HOW PARIS LOOKED IN HER JUNE DRESS ! DeWitt'sSarsaparilla cloanses the blooa avor of |ihern nslons to uil un 18RS P o - o p Ay o o the Intarests of the country ittsn 2 WO 0 SRLRY ORvTER, Nob, SEDE, 16, wult . netitod many pooplo who GRS 't DuLFIotitn atel to" (ho nwlo | Mo Says e Will ko Mitenett Do Less | BN oo 38 Efforts Made to,Show That the Trensurer Tfl‘l‘:fl';n;‘l(nfi]‘_n'“”- l\!':«’l ket ”’:rl',"\""‘;“‘_ Indleations That Karopenn Countries Ase | Winvo sulforad trom blo A A FOneit ta sive (his dnion the attemnt o A A ~A Woodse | BrooKiyn o8 38 o415t Cimoa 18 Rospousiblo for the Acts of e 1L AL d orat Clans of Citle olp you. SRINE ENAOTEFTRWETHE R VO oY J shot and killed Richard Halcom last uiht AL ’:"‘" I“n‘ "\"‘""" & '“' b & i -- zens to America—A Little Iest iy of Couct. Snrdependent party to folst upon 1his governs Clocinnati., ;.25 25 5.0/ Washinzton. ... 10 84 n s ‘wenural who never vou his » “to Bo© Ansistant—Nebraska - ment a rebel ceneral who never vet has r man Who Want 1o Champion L i between 9 and 10 o'clock. Gardiner and Hal- pen com are farm hands employed by Widow &0 Fike Do Next Monday moraing the Septembor Y ; term of the distriot court for Douglas connty pented of h8 actions in teylng to dissolve this —Sporting News, Nows Notes. s ticket nominatod today s a strong one RN Prnen's Fite. Suniud suil Wiy Nason, who residos cight miles north of —— willopen, with 2821 cases for trial. The and will bo olected by a good majority. g VERAPND. hero. Tho story as b v G v, th p i New York Sopt. 19— Whon the Cosbett | liee Go After Hawthorne, Hustives, Nob., Sopt. 12.—~[Spooial to Tri pogstory s told by Gatdinen, 8 myomas Kiipateiok and family retagaed fury will not bs. ealiad until Tuosday, but MAINE'S RECOKD MAINTAINED, 4 led into Wilminaton the throne was | Citicaco, Til, Sept. 1. —The city council | Brk,|-The statement of the defense in tne | MU Who did tho killing, 1s as follows: Hul. | i (ORES B W LR TRITE ORI y L wo e ihat th tratn tat to bome aimcst to | tonight sealed the fate of the GavAeld race | teiat of Eumsnuel Fist for aiding in tho em- | COM €amo homa botwoen § and 10 o'clock lnst | ¥ ESiR h - the first day of term will bo & busy topub. | 80 great that the train had to come g Xivoriw . ok el 3 ccially w udgo Ievino o'clool Democrats Snowed Under— Al the Repul el 1o nold neotdont 1n the ahaws of | tFack by sustaining by a voto of sixty-throo | pezzloment of funds s published in Tur Bar, | 118ht intoxicated, and drove nim and | Cpt IR o | Pecially with Judgo Tevine, - At it o'clook 1Yo CengFensmen Retuehad, a standstill to avold aceldon a SIS Vs RYOVTE. St o1 K PR BB i L R R TR i e d Ba , Hot 109, | Monday he will sitin room No. 2, in the i T {61 of paopla, By degrees | Lo3ix mayor's veto of an ordinance p has caused much surprise here, and among zoriand, [taly, Goemany and tland Avarsts, Me., Sept. 19--Tho following | running over a lot of neople. « viding for the license of such place of muse. . SHero | R, HEIAE GE CHOW. Wn . SHWY--went bdt | 5 d, [taly, stand. | court house, where e will haud down de- . . rork tHer WY up to LHA fo in, | "one moro sothan those who considered s Speaking of the trip today, Mr. patrick dheouson whining its N e 10 work therr ment. Tho track cannot now opon up again, [ HO0° MOr b . After driving them out e broke every artiols alkin / o t visions io tho followiag casos, which wora AtaUsTA, Mo, Sont. 12.—Tlon. Thonins Onr- | depot, where the crowd closed in on Cor- | It has been discos that feot of tho [ themselves thoroughly coaversant with the of HeMEohotA TAPATETRS (A L KOWHS to Blbses “Wo wereo fortunate fn gotting Oft | tried at the may term: Fowler Ilovator ger Chmiepian Natlongl KRR LONTE, | bows car witil they wera packod together | Fiuwthorne trak are within ihe clig. liiits | cnse. 1t comes as the first authorized cx. | of lon . . cas | QUarantine at Now York afier bolag de- | company ve Brown Bros., Stuben vs Red g Now Vorki ‘Tho total v and the mavor hus instructed the chief lnr pression from My, Flist, as he has from tho b ‘l1 ""l’ ‘";‘l“f"" ""“ house “‘-!:"‘ "“““““‘ tained uwenty-nine hours. Tuero was no | 4ick: Seaman vs Mullen, Laugford vs Mag than in 1358, We olec ko sar police to take immediato stops to 810D the | day that the affair o Wb~ Fotused Yo s red at by Halcom four times without effect. | oot FRARAD A AOUES. P OSK0 Cow | Zatd. Gabriesen vs Wright and Adams vs MR . arry fourtoon of e At Philadelphia the throng was great, BUt | yioine Githin the corporato limits, Y b etk B Thon Gardiner shot him in the neck, the ball | Sro<n0sS on bourd our shin, the City of New | (s Rixteon e \ I8 of the tnoms | pou . otolo the bulk of the peopls was kept ALl L anything on his own bohalf. Now he clatms | Thon Gardi \ Yok We hada rough voyage bome, though, | ~1uring yhe woeek o will take up and tev A b Ll ) i frice s Gotng nt Gravesend that the shortage is about §25,000 more than ‘°jl'jl h»’\vm through th top of his head. hioh | ospecially the fivst day ar two along tho | the case of Baldwin va Burt. whish whs nov . 1. MANLEY. Gotbatt aays the man above all othem. 1a | GULY L. L, sept. 12.— | it is made by tho oxport—&s5,000—the .ad- o v atolligance of the news Whioh | yquy oonst of Irelsnd, Neatly everybody. | asched abtho May tope. Indieations nre that Reed will have 2000 |y "\cog that ho wants to meot fs Charlte | The rasing today was good. Weather fair, | ditional amount belng fees which were not rauofied here wvas brought by "“"”"“'; “"‘; was seasick whilo wo were plunglng through | eee—me——e— plurality in the First congrossional district. | \if BUE (LS8R O L0 fed (o make | track fast and nttendanco 5,000, placed upon the proper book. como in and gave himself up to the SHOF | vy, siormy part of the route homo, Soctally They Cleaved to Clonves, Miteholl do moro fightiug and loss talking, | (First eace, fivo taronzs, four startors: | ina woil nown orliminal cas 1t fs o difli- ‘"l': "‘";“"““"‘}“2 bbb a0 n‘]*:’““ ‘:l‘ we had a very delightful time, for wo had T W \ ‘l PontrAND, Me., Scpt. 12.—The state elec- | "oy, oy, Soptomoer 17 bas boen loft open | Tormentar thirqe e s ! | cult task to seloct a jury, but the attorneys [ Seif-dofense. County Attorney GriMith and | v, iuasupo of Chauncey M. Dopew's com- \ Ml tion for the choice of governor, four oo | fon Guilivan's bonefit, at which Corbett 1t one “miilo, ‘four startors: | in the Flist case found soveral incidents | Coroner Flinn havo gone to the scene of the | noyv oy board o ship, and he is & wressmon and members of tho legISIataro | oyoreq jn New Orleans to spar four rounds. | Kony (L tofwon, Jullen (G to 1) second. | which somewhat relieved the tediousness of | Murder. P i charming man to meer. The passengers occurred today under the Australian ballot | 43, g yoy poceived any acceptance yet, fur- | = Third tuce, the pect stakes, six tar- | examining ninety.nine talesmon. Ono man Collidea with w Trat gave a concert, of course, during the | NEGLECT NoT THE SIGNALS OF longs, Six startors: Georgeowon, Ajax | did not know whother ho lived in Hall or Goruesnura, Neb, Sept. 12.—[Special | voyago, for the benefit of the orphans and DANGER, tew, and as far ns learncd evorsbody ap- | yyorthay aaispatoh saying Mr. Moran, Sul- h 3 pears satistied with the working of tho new |\ o\ "0 o nacer would mest Mr. Corbets | L AL OU T RO D, one milo [ Adams county, He was living with his | Telegram tu Tur Brw. ] —Passengor train No. | widows of the sailors. Weo raised £275 as a syvstem. One hundred and sixtv towns give Juarter: six startors: Pactolus & to 1) | tamily on a favm 1n Adams, but was intend- | 5 struck a runaway aray team belonging to | result of the concert. Afl nh]flfl '.9880'] Taufl'm by "15 ) o ‘leav o i 31,6173 Jounson, | today in New York. It is his opinion, how- LR AL i 2 ‘ u Clenves ”1‘:“‘.;:3;_\,:.&4&{ \mumm‘ B0, | VO, ARPRMTRR- WL Khatite MRl a0 ) gecond Lumpilahter © %0 | ing to move back into Hall at the end of tho | S. A. Tollman today and @emolishea tho | *Thoro ‘ls ouo thing which I have seen 540, against 9,401 in 1S i ialp g Iufth race, five furlongs, oleven starters: | season. The court allowed him to go. An- | Wagon, throwing part on the dopot platform, | stated 1n the newspapers vhat [ hope Ti ot 10 Wik (haks i ‘,‘“.‘"""’:“’ “‘“’“T ot *“"?f;“fm;';“‘l"" Zornitza; 001 (260 1) won: COUrtehip (6t0 1 | other talesmn ws. qum“,n,mnuo",, fn bis | SPraining tha log of one horso and crinpling | Breis will sot righte. Some of the ipers have Indians, n by 1,100 majority, | Jersey City depot and 1t was wi ! ¥y M‘;uml. A‘h.‘u.mlun third. lllul :1 1 Axk;.| i belief, but the court and others were com- | the.otber one so that it had to be killod. been attempting to make political capital —_— 0 ontire renubligan tuket belng elected, | that the police openad up 8 way and got Cor. | _8ixth race, ono mile and « oy Waut oo | petied to laugh a littlo at hisanswors, Counsy — out of the statement that Mr. Depow and the [ Let the Way Pe Simple and the Remedy Light of the ten members of the house are | bett on the De Brosses street forry boat. He | SOn Grsic Gttt 4 U B ron; [0y, 1:48%. Attorney Hooppner asked the taiesman: It _ Dotug Good Work. Tamly of Sceretary Ioster were taken Sate. i republicuns, hod a pressing invitation to go up to the 3 il 1 should burn your baro, insult your daugh- Lyoxs, Nob,, Sopt. 12.—[Spacial to Tue | off the City of New York before the other Mr. Dingley's Ding=Dong Plurality. New York Athlotic club, but he said it was Latona Results. ter, steal vour horse and lall your wife, | Bre.]—The holiness mooting being held un- | passeuers wore allowed to land. This is Fiosu Kok miiTas 1ok 1 o his fntention 1o go directly to his own home, CixciNNati, O, Sopt. 13.—Latonia races. | would you not condemn me?” The juroran- | der tho auspices of the Methodist poopla | DOV true. 'y [Poster eamo down tho you are ailing, not o A s but the towns 'in A opgen county give | Where bo will remain uatil it s 1imo 10 £¢ | Woather fair; track fast. swered that, . found With the | cast of town is attracting quite an_interest. i ily, but ho and his family ‘;"' ""'”l‘.“H' Just right,” have a drowsy, R T AR B G L GO AU to Madison Square warden. He intends | o (0 PR TG SRR Joun, | the Lord, he could uot, so he was excused. Rey. Mr, Walker of Chicago is with them | 8nd Mr Dopew woro still on the ship wiien | dull fecling,” bad taste in the mouth, walmng towns wore nearly a tio two years | Making New York city his permanent tome. ) won in 1:024, Jolly Tar (10 to 1) second, Opened for the 1 s0. and his sermons have awakenod groat in- ‘\‘\'u"“‘L‘Lf:f"\"'l‘\‘l ':‘I‘L’ it _"“‘I"“"‘I:‘:‘l‘lfi';“‘v‘:“‘il"."‘l""l- variable appotite, occasional pa us in o, Boatie turns from tho several Received at Madison Sguar L ‘“1“y’pn ‘H::.‘I‘\' fhely e ittt he testimony for the dofonso, which bo- | H€rest in religious circles, et e ])M A ::;”mm;. b .m.u:“nm l!rn; joints and v|{l{~rh-~t. and other signs counties of scond congressional district | gayen thousand people showered their | Laje I to 2 won in 1:%, Laurs | @80 &t 1 o'clock today, will be watched with S e s H Catiod i S of impending sicknoss, why not do as Show the re-gleation of Dincloy (republican) | united applause upon James d. Corbett, the | Davidson i to 1) second. Xympathetic's Lust 8 | much nove interost tdan tha caseof tho pros: AL U AL LA L Touchin dition of the peoplo i | tho Indinn does—dvive such symptoms s 4; Chioaco, 10. les: Gunson; Hutehinson and Kittridge, 7o e, o3 Lewieros, Me,, Sept. 12.— Returns from all by between 8,000 and 4,000 plurality over | yow ehampion of the bugilistic world, in [ tod third ¥ ceution, as the latror was about the samons | ~ISING Ciry, Neb., Sept. 12.—Tho coroner | jyrope My, Kilpatrick sald: 1 tevae saw | 01t of the system by tho judicious use of Mugilheuddy = (democrat). D °Y PULS | Madison Square - garden tonight, They G 1 R, 'Hl\":{;\ "rll”"le'*""{%“ i t”;h that in the trial of tho principal, Cnarles H. | toasy held an inguest over the body of D, C. looking so beautiful as it did in June | their vegotable remedy? e e epublicans | Wilted paticitiy for his appearaice, which [ Chief o 3 won in T4 Tow Toudh 6o 1) | by, wan, a favmer rosiding fivo milos from | whon we woro thero. It was remakably | Don’t negleet such war v o ety by oo bl Cahe | Was doforred long enough to test their good | *Fauit o AV Princo Dosolvor | Somo matters which have vexed tho gos- who yestorday cut his throat with a | clean and frosh in appeacance. Down "That pain in your shoulder may do- car dahoo county "by tho usuul good | yugy I'iey wero not cheol by Ahe | (10 0 wou In L1 Matiotta (@ to 1) sccoud,, | 8ips of this city for some timo were first | yazor. Bowman w saue, sides of the streets there were proty lop into rheumntism, and @& month’s majority, el , entive ticket by an | appouncoment that the t ten-round | Corqua Taylor (15 0 1) third, = veutilated, and it is probable that moro & SEEE streams of water running coustantly ness doprive you of the inc { average ply SOty for | SIO00TCwould ot B0 [ etutianasy Qs unnlinit tuclonga: Leaus | salled ltnn will b Slted omorrow: i at- Diedof Rat Polson, tho stroots @ most refreshing and coolir T RAY L A e Dy Got Evervthing In Sight. | oo~ becausa ‘they wera - in - viola: R g B torneys for the prosecution aud tho accused [ Guaprrir, Nov., Seot. 1.°-[Speolal Tele- | Pearance. Toero was another Y ey Lortis M RALEN Tovus Dovir, Me., Sept. 12 —The entire republi- | tion the law and not in conformity AOB. BAVO: i e byira clashed frequently, the state professiug its gram to Tne Bk )—Little Paul Ewi toat impressed me. On the way from ;. —ab furny tongue denotes your liver W tioket 18 elooted 1 Piscatotats. connty: | With Inspectar Byrnes® by g Lkl ; 3 | aul Kwing, | 5 Ganoa the coantry throush which we is out of order, nnd typhoid fever would bt oy @ slightly loss majorlty than two | Instead Prof. Donalason announcod that 10 2) third. {nouy of tho uocused, but denying its moter- | 4ged 3 voars, died hore this evening from | passod looked like a garden. 1 mover | cusily take root in your system. ot ) there would be three and four round beuts, [t lulity, The defendant’s attornoys wish to | Lhe eflects of rat poison. He was the youug- | saw such neatness and so’ much ovidence of What cou'd you do then? Yo Nie.. Sept 19.— York county roturns | Was 10520 o'clock when Manager Brady cume ster, sbow that Paul checked ont of the county | ©stson of George P, Ewing. thrift as | saw in the o torough [ Think of your business, your ingomo show a falling off from tha tygures of | on the platform in the middia of tho garden. | Grovcmsten, N. J., Sept. 13.—Weather [ funds in the various bun ke sums Baiossiey y ey France. If thero are nay poor people in that [ 414 vout family 245 1wo vears ago, Nineteen out of twenty- | He was grected with long choers. A minute | glear and track fast to the total amount of the shortage or mora. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, country I don’t know whera they keep them, QERIENRiT Jaloes & Seven towns In the couity give 600 repubiy. | later Corvett himselt, attived in his boxing | i : sighths of a mile, seliing, | Tomorrow they will endeavor to brove that We saw nono of them at any point. In fact | Svek safoty as you would fly from cun majority on the vote for govarnor. | The | (runks with a mantel’ wrapped around bis | y ] won, Slumber sccond, Sister | these checks must have been used for private | W. B. Blair of Tabor is at the Arcade, 1 may say pretty noar the same as to all the | chole 5 i ARSI S > | shoulders, followed. Tne appluuse was 1ov [ [one third Time: 1510 pirposes, as no warrants or vouchers for =l SR continental countries visited. We You are in danger if you negloct fy7of 1o pooribly glve a ropublicun ma- | twijyyy'onihusiastic, ouc was long aud gen~ | Second e, Ninessixtosntha of n mile, soll | Lheavnta Beororrs LD DL VRS b 1 our travels | theso warnings. They may vass off but apaLy. ilaly enthusiasiie, but was long and - ceont rice, nine-sixtetnths of a mile, soll- o'to be found, e . ks SORT ALY EAWIATES u in our travels | theso warn oy may pass off bul bl ‘I‘,.““.‘hw”; Me ot. 1% —Lincoln | €rous. Brady spoke as follows v won, Kobiu tiood second, Harry B. Kuowlton was the first witness W. W. Allen of Lincoln Is at the Paxton, until we reached Londor srmany oue | the chances ave against you, and oven county gives Cldaves for go v about 400 | “Ladies avd gentlemen: 1 bave i my e R i gallod,| On Janyury 1, 1880, tho Hustings | K. T. Richards of Naligh is at the Murray. | neod not bo afraid 10 step into any 5alo0n | {hen (e seloss 1 only latent in your niy g L copublican | Nands a leiter from John L. Sullivan, who i ¥ Ry Dry Dressed Brick company was formed [ D. L. Bariass of Hastings is at the Mur- | 0 tuke a drink of beer. Thoro aro no Cha: 3 pluraiity and el the entire ropublican hur Davis second, V DAD ¥ I3 ot Four of tho five renresenta. | f0r twelva years has_neld the titie of cham- | thir, ) with Hutrison, Bostwicl, Charles Paul, M. [ ray. filthy, rageed and objectionable peovle ke A The domocrats carry | £ion of the world, Ou the day followitg M, rth pice gnomile. seliing: Lonoly won, | L. Elsemere and Mr. Kuowlton as partho H. C. Hanson of Hastings fsat the Mil. | loatink around uny of the saloons that L no- | D g Lo HG Weldcbaro distriah Sullivao's defeat the champion sent it oo socond, Sandstone thiri. timo: 1245, " | eieh with foarti intecost. o plant had | 1avd, Moo ravarysiy/kesmed talvelvsremasivd | O HARIEOT DSl G s raitio] b3t , LS e coias note offering to spar in this place on Satur- | race 1-5 xtoenths of pile. | been made the yeas provious, with Mr. Paul A i aressed and respoctuble in appearance, 1 [ With which the marfet is Nooded. e Ao hasoorrectod | G evening, " Mk Uarbety lias' notiiug. bub | 82 Moy Nat Vocaiito second, Bar- | 44 one of the owuors. Jang e Stuart of Madison 18t the Mil- | \vag struoic with the idea that those conntrles 493: H 5 S e the kindliest fecling toward Mr. Sullivan, | €/t third, Tikned' g wre snipping their poor, scrable people to 423 Hussey 3 ths of sellin Turned Over to P 3 5 : are snipbing thoir poor, miserable people to | | “HIEI The actlon of many of thesa iEdsiELaRd0y, G and 00 0ue recognizes more than the new b second, Ansonia third. et o ropenicoraul. £2. D. Colaman of Lincoln is at the Del- | vuis country. The United Stutes is roally o T el ot il Rl ar T AREeL Conkty. cuampion the steady merit of the man whom : As tho company then owuing it got into | lone. the dumping ground for the poor of Europe [ jienies comes from mineral polsons thoy von Atats, Nob, Sept. 12.—|Spocial to Tus | D0 has defeated. Mr. Corbett hopes that == financial trouble, the property wus turned Mayor Walton of Blair was in the city | and that 1s tno reason, I think, that wesi s e L AL LR LG SRR LU R Lo LU A R B 119 BT benefit will be a_ vremendous over to Mr. Paul.” After considerable pariev | yesterday. soifew oL thovery nooklover ithora i Onelia || WiAR (RO Rt ALA IO ke ane Tany driikklet ik )= Tho 1 cans o aand vie vead Mr. Sulliven’ ST GORS RGO WO & W v 92,000 | Y 3 3 BOIEW. 0L rhvaling ovan | WHItell you, 1 he tells you truly, that this Is so. et it ':;’l:’{f:’mré\nll'”f,'r"lv”f-'"-”xv e IRl o rep SRt vansy | R CuloscougiRbILD, e aiactn Tor 1t Ty foruaed, paying 855000 | * Mys, Clark Woodman loft for Chioago gonstrnined 1o dngiro i travoling ovor knoo Inflan A\ othor Kicknpoo In 2t Saturday night av the ofice orter & | letter: first race. five furlongs: Marion G won, . dvanced ¢ | yestoraav. Surope as to whera thev keep their poor. s A R IR i v L1 STt b AbD TERRl Sobentl s M. Counrr, Coloman House, City : Snarioy Smuge money and agread to pay Kuowlton and 3 ‘When wo road| bk v n mediclnos contaln only tho prodact of the Taylor, ut wuich time 100 legal vot Joined [ }ln.l i el ""“r-l.l ouse, € __m i ' narley the Smuggler third. | M AL G pn_l PR C. A. Darllng of Lyons was at the Mercer 2 Woen we reached IA{.M(!\ and Liverpool | a0 fot S ature's s Sowinret THA%IN b ana eihdted B. Billings, presi. | revly to your ed New Orleans, Sen- 2 5 ere oac ry, while Paul furnishe 2 sy we saw plonty ol poor people about the i e clu TumL le u‘ 5 Billing .‘ ¥ k; {aim bor 8 vould say, I nccopt your “au-uud 1o, muvn‘lxu:” ):i‘.:hl'rn\'li \\]-qu Oné | $,500. Through the influenca of the two | Yesterday. 5 streets. With regard to the intemperance ot ;' ‘;”“‘ “”'l “"3"' and of SIReY. Bnts T L. Porter, treasiten ant o < Yoid] ka0 1o sweond, Enzariv 2 Time: 1550, % ot! ! for 5 A ce of S % > : Srtlian i 3 P o minoral polons wiate canse th se a Nexu Saturd h [ den on Saturday evoning, September 17, nioS won. Royal Flush scdond, Forest E ¥ vest . ouly oncntoxicated man in the whole threo ! Will meot again.” A committee was 1 nted | Awaitiug your reply, yours respectiully, Cinz thivd, Tim 0 g obtaned, it having been agreed that | A. . Pickley of Rushville is & guestat | months’ stay abroad. Nearly overybody | WhOUY uponnature’s laboratory for thelr resources, 10 securo torches and uniforms. The repub- Yony L SULLIVAND Fourth rice, six furionzs: Azrael won, Hel- | Paul and Bostwick should not appear as | whe Aroad drinks beer in Germany but thoy do not | M upon thuir skill, born of conturles of cxper. licans iu Harlaw county are alivo with en- | Braay had to make his speceh to both sidey | ter' Skeltor second. Gaylord third. time: | members, as thoy would have more influen ce Jacob Fishor of Humphvray is registered at | Uriuk to excess, Seh R prenerinkithgby {businenn, fecilug confiaent that the way | of tho tiouse whilo Corbett'sat 1n- his corner | :atis Rt g it thoir connection with the concorn Was | 1 s te BRESTASE “I was in Bnglana duriag tho eloctions | o Kickiboo Indlun Swowa, made by the In. e 800 w b oated ot I1 o i Fifth race, sevel ngs: Tony o 3 7T x i ans from roots, barks and herbs of thelr o this county went in 189) will not bo repeated | facing Jim Daly and smiled. won, Ulstor socond, Brown 1d16" third, 1 kopt sooret. The tomnany became insolvent | (3" Torwilliger of Wayne isa guest at | AP Wasvery much nterestod in tho sucenss | wathioring and curing, i obtainuablo of sny this fall. Ropublicans will be i line again S v RS llace. , aua the mewmbors wever realized any profits | G- 1% Tor & of Mr. Moriey. He mado a courageous | drugzist it ono doliut per Hottic: i bottlos ip view of the domocriitic schomn to carcy s b % Sixth race. seven furiongs: Rouser won, | 00 Uhe lnvestment, B AT g L fight. The labor unions asked him to give | for five do! this state for Weaver. Very few old soldiers Ir. Corbett’s reply,” ocoutinued Brady, | Rosemout socond, MeMurtry. third . Tin The prosecution moved to strike out all the “vi: Phelps of Schuyler is rogistored at | them n pledze that be would work for an it stamps to will_vota for the third party in Harian that e will be here on Saturday night | 1395t testimony of tho withess, the court ruling | the Millard, i cight-hour law, but he replied thut he would b 1 we will mall county. Everv thing looks very encourvaging | and spar,” - that 1t must be admitted, although much of Jossph Lodel of Humphrey is registered at | do nothing of che kind. ke was not in favor S book ot Tor Andrews for congress. Ubis broughy !m‘}v]h loud cneers and‘also 5 7 .'w '»rhlmm i it seewed irrelevant ana’ incompetent. The | the Dellone. of the eiznt-hour law, because he was not sure I i L AR R nhavANionk — brought Corbett to his teet. ereare the lorses the prophet has chosen | state thereupon aeclined to cross examine, as Jud; L vl i i that the workingme: anted v % Lk g AA T ) 5 0 i inig \ Judgoe Jesse T, Davis of Blair was in the ab the workiugmen wanted the 1aw them- | Tuqinns, Address HEALY BIGELOW, _ One v ] a Crowd. 1 thank you ail,” said the new champion, | for today: its attorneys alloged that while the testimony | city yestordny sclves. T admired the manner in which ho | Distriputing Anents. Bt Geand 4o sy Sewann, Neb., Sept. 12—Special to Tug | *“for tho splendid 'reception vou have given GrOUCESTER. given might fucriminate Mr. Paul, it in no | “\f 77° o met the domands of the labor leaders. He [ Iiven, Conn, Bik.] —The peoples party contval committeo | e. I sincerely hopo that M¥. Sullivan will Bilite RortunatUa=WOTt: way acted as & defense for Lieputy Fist. By [, O, Stringer of Grand Island was at the | 1olq “iliom tuoy might throw hity cesrboir — — of this county sent a challenge to tho repub- | Succeed it all s undortakings. All that 1 | 2 Minden—Mariequm stipulation it was agreed that various iouns | “llard yesterday. Af they ¢hose, but he would 1ot pledge him- 2 cau say is that | will b perfectly satified 1f Auos—Park i had been made from Mr. Paul and that the | . C. Pattorson of Grand Island is regis- | seif to the ‘eight-hour movement. He won lican and democranc state central commi I can protect the heavyweignt ehampionship )i Mulholland—Easter. notos lad been paid to the bondsmen and A. | teredat the Millara. by the feariess and mauly course ho pursued. e I,l l I S idea of goo1 order. | jaue 5. My Partner @ | Willlngness to admit verscity of ths testi systens, Do not, howover, put your trust in Sarsaparilia bark 1< not a modlelns, 1t 18 a flavor tees to sead speakers hers on Saturany, Sep- | as loni as ho hias done,” e L. Clarke, C. D. Parish of Des Moines, Ia., is among *I don’t believe I ever'suw anybody more tember 17, to discuss the political issues with Louder cheers followed and Jim also had E y John M. Ragan, another of the bonasmen, | the guests at the Dellone. bitterly hated than Gladstone, excepting in Van Wyck, Shrader, Doch and vk. The | to repeat his speech to the otier side of the people’s party expects to have a rally here | house. auats T Paul boughtthe residence of Congrossmen | among the gucsts at the Puxlon. crazy and dangerous and overything imagin- BIOOKLYN. F on that day, and this challenge is probably Prof. Mike Donovan and Billy Delaney, Fred Taral—Mary Stone, Laird aftor his decease ut shoriff’s sale, pay- RS 3t 1P, - ubie, but they never attack his personal char- oneof their lodwes 10 wet acrowd out to | Corbott's trsiners, were presenicd to thé Kinzaton—-Dr; Haabrongk, ing tho cliam of the mortcages amounting | i SMith of St. Panl was among the ar- | 30, POt A Hevs poculiar thing. They de- Cholera R i DadoRy wvas callad by the defense, and testified that | James H. Browa and family of Pierco aro | his own party. Tho opposition call bim hear their calumity howlers, 1 ap equal | audienco hy Manager Brady, and then . Annte I, eolt - Haloyon, 1032750 and assuming the payment of the | 'LVAIS at the Murray yesterday. spise his policy bul they respect him as a number of speakers from each of the old | Corbett aud Daly sparred thres rounds. Rosy H-Woleott. unpaid taxes, F. M. Crow_of Hustings was among the | man, Henry M. tanloy has ovi lently parties should bo sent nere to meot thew | €ach of a minute’s duration. The champion a—Reclare. Bontrias orkinalOase; guests at tho Mullard yesterday. reachied the topmost round in nis ladder of speakers it is dificult to concolve bow they | showed 1o the best advantage his wondorial L : : Dwight and Ed Swove, Burt Raymond | fame, He took a decided tumble duving f would all get time to air their views. 7 | agillby, and elicltoa loud, ohsars by ihe san. g LI LD S Tho ex-treusurer failed In busivess in 1873, | and Mastor Hurst left yestorday for their °‘°c"i°"?l° S Typhflld FBVGT B)’SEMG[Y HC. P i 24 I in which ue evadea Daly's blows. Gornexnune, Neb, Sept. 12.—[Special | but in ledT claimed to be worth $50,000. Mr. | school at Faribault, Minn, “I bud but comparatively hitle conversa- ' ' Dodge County Tudop: nts, After the sparving Corbeit retired and the | Telegram to I'me Bee.]—A 100-yard foot | Ragan investigated und found that a farm in Hon. J. W. Love, ex-consul at San Sal- | tion with Euglist munufactucers but from | r.. . . Furvost, Neb, Sept. 12.—(Spocial to | dUdience seatierei in good oraer. raca fora 830 atako, betweon Ingam Hoag. | this county was Paul's only assots. Tho | yudor was iu the olty yesterday. Mr. Tons | tho genoral arift of conversation T war siven | Find their way into the system Wik Bee.|—The county convention of tho | piog s ea oy s DALY of friends ocou- | jand of Gothenburg and W. B, Walsh of | farm was atterwards turaed over io ‘the | ['siowly recovoring from a vinront ariacic g | 10 undorstand &t namsrons somes ok vel Fik % B, v o picd a box during the exhibition, Shelton was easily won by Hoagland. The | boudswen. =Mr. Clarke ocnumerated —a | tropical fover, which came within an sce. of | prasont tariff laws of tis countey wore in- | through the water you drink. weople’s indepondent party of Dodge WHuts to Get at Jim, betting was largely in favor of Walsh. string of notes which wera wurnea over to | gnding his earthly careor, Le will shoruy | Juring England. Itis-a gencral topic every- LONDONDERRY LITHIA county has beon called to meet i the 2 v\ 2 & - - hyilll at the timo of the fln\ll‘fl‘ of the City tell Bee readers more about So N wherain Bngland and thoy all hold that oir court house in this city, Saiurdag, Septem- | o it N. Yoo Sept. 12.—Harrison Nick- cland’s Close. National bank to reduce Paul’s apparent uth Amerlcan : tariff repulations are unwise ay tho same | . CQ f urt 21t Sa ! erson publisnes & chullenge to James Corbett | CreveLaNp, O., Sept, 12.—At the close of | shortage at this time. Mr. Lty of the | Fepublies. S eEo I e mieia o A me i C DRI INIG S ita ve oD high grouud. ber 24, for the purpose of nlacing in nomina- | tu Hght Lo a fiuisn at any time and pluce in | yho Driers s X fal thi f stato caused & ripple of mirth. His law [ Judge A M. Post of the supreme court | /e they hhe hurtiuito for o b T f B tion a cuudidate for county attorney, two | this state Lhe latier inay desire, Nickerson, | o hra 8 Park fall mesting this morning } 07 FATEO0 B HbEN O ot a8 ho was map | Was in the city yesterday. - Speaking. of the fore. T noticed very littlo difference in tne | & MilC [fom any habitation, are candidates for members of the houso of | who wus born in Chemunz county,isls woods. | (ertrude took the winning hoat of the 2:31 | [Ny o'ciey’ M. Batty volunteersd bis testl. | Political situation, thejudge said he had been A s ERk et pkanto 18 LG U Totnth remsontatl e it e, e, f man on tho west brarch of tho Susquchanua | Fish ORI 3110, Bersios second, Keo- | mony, “"fho state wished to make a stipula. | OUL Of the state fur the past two mouths, but, | SPPeaTance of i T velfuve that this uews: | carefully protected from any teenth reprosentatize district, and to elect | river, He s six feot, six und a haif inohes | ke@ third, Noilic Mason fourth. tion, but Judge Batty wanted his $2 wituess | bis information coucerniag the contral por- | 10U WORIE sthto Thul Reliove that this uows- g teu aclegates to the senutorial convention to | tail, weighs 195 pounds aud is 23 yoars of e fee, and be got it, tion ofithoistate leadsihimitoibslieve tnatithe ) (IEARALIRSE L0 ChRGRRaEkILY Ak SO DIMN possible source of contemina- be heid at Arlington, September 20 a He offors to fizht for any amount not s 0 You fland A number of busincas men showed that | Fepublican purty is much stronger there to- | ) THES R SHERREICS TAK been futnishing an ] : ik St to excoud §50.000. He says ho has sparred [ How Mr. W. D. Wentz of Geneva, N. Y., | paul had paid thom various sums. on he. | 48y than it was two years ago, of Tood for th passenars 1s )l s micrepra. | tion and may be used with Loss Independents Now. with voth Suilivan and Corbett., Yras cuted of the soverest form of ayspensia! | count, tho dofense promising to show that | Nsw Your, Sept. 13.—(Spooial 1 el sontation, 1 bolievo ail - the first ciass : . BeAvER Ciry, Nob., Sept. 12—[Special Knoek Out Came Quickly. G aiten lanq W e ate saemed like pour- | those' amounts came from the county treas- | to ‘it Buk,|—Omaha—L. G. Charlston, | joia furnish plenty of food ana | Perfect confidence as a Tolegram to Tur Brei—The republican | v SN X Sarsaparilla offocteq & gortect oure. Fatl | Ut¥. Oeville Vastine, a fireman iu tho court- | Westminster hotel: 8. £.” Clark, Winasor | of a very sood aualiy & thair 1eoongo - Vot | iiIAUNTON, T, Sept. 12, 2A prizo fight bo- | Sarsaparilla offovtod a porfoot oire. Full | howsas suid thet e’ the Tanee oeiea T | Rocers Jo T Robimson ousme soatks Winas diven A e 8 Medicinal or Table Water. gonaLy convention hiore today broughtout a | twean Artbur Dividson of Vieden and Bily. | particulars will ‘ba sent¥it you wrlte C. T. | Bot bana torim oyt Og atter part ot 1891 | hotols J, . Hobinsou, % 1 Wo passad the piagno-ateickon veasgls in the 3 4 full delegation from overy precinet, J. G. | Haris of Litehficld for $200 took place ut | Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, ufter giviug the witnoss o wasto papor [ Cnicaao, 1L, Sept. 12. - (Spoolal Tologram | o & bl Syie fnto ‘\‘f“. Narke i i‘ ” Tato agdrossed tho meeting. Fnthusiasm | MeDonald’s mine last niehs and rosulted o | s e basket tull of papor, told him to make a fre | to Tar Hre. |—Hotel artvaler Lo thsro Wit Ihab d Ba Tty dlaragmed anchore! s nover caueled in thocounty. o vears | Horeis beng kuoced out in o seventh | o bighest praiso hus noan won by Hood's | with i1, "My, Vaberie ot n ‘oxmuko d iro | to Tur Bre. I—Hot Omaha. Palmer—B, | We were thaukful that we bappencd. to. sali 820 4t @ political weoting at Wilsonville, | ound. Pills for their vasy, yet efiiciont action, paper, butis tostimony corroborates that of | Nowman, Omaha; Miss Rosa krank, Mrs, 4. | on o ship that had not come L waniact vein his county, Mr. a0 was howled down by ————— Mr. Puul's yesterday that the paperconsisted | C. Davis, Lincoln, Auditorium—Charlos 1), terrible scourze. Wo are bomo in good B IHOSDARHn L oDk FLa e ranrbal o Y TRIED IT AGAIN. of checks which uad boon cashed aud re- | Creary, George A, Voss, £. L. Stone and b aud have had a delighttul time - | Is the leading water, as we are event in his spooch and noticed the ehango ¥ ’ 5 turued by the banks. ‘Phe casbicr of the old | wife, Omaha, Groat Northorn —H, Tt.N s s : bl i bis recoption. Ropuolican succass i this | BeAReaters Award Mark Baldwin a Genuino | Georgo Fost Amost Succeods tn Putting | Gie N ot th? paoks. Forguson, and 1ts | loy, Lincoln. Grand Pacitio—John Fitzze lways prepared to demon- county is assured i Homestead Keoept un End to His Existen racewver, 1. H. Lymer, showed that Mr. | ald, Kd J, Fiizgerald, J. Lambard, Linesin: ON THE BACSRR EDGE, SNAYE . PIERY Bostox, Mass,, Sept. 12.—Mark Baldwin 0reo Fost, the murderor and would-bo | Paul ket but one account in the bank, and | James Stephonson and’ Jaumcs Stoplienson, | Railway Trafo Associntion Atlirs Are 1 | StYate. n ¢ ; fuced Boston for 1wo innings teday, but after | suicide now confined 10 the county jml, is | before making an offer of extracts from the | jr. Omaha, o peaasiacion Afklry Arg i . T Py Avsvis, Nob., Sept. 12, -{Sprcial he had been pounded for ten hits and cight | still bent on self-destraction, if ho can not | check registor in evidonce, the jury wis put L ————— T % BYEHEY N0we 4 LONDONDERRY LITHIA fram to Tus Bes.]—Tho indopondents eld | earncd runs ho vetired. Piltsburg was ot | govont of the hands of the authoritios in any | 10 the cara of a bailiff for the night. The True Luxative Principlo e Teansmlasoury Bossenger sagpclation | o TR IATE 3 e counts convention o sotay. witha | 16 i Wontuc Far, ‘Atiovdures . | EOLOULOf tho handsat tho authoriios n Of tho plants used in manufacturing the | Will moet at Kuusas City wday and all e | SPRING ~ WATER CO.,, T T P T R A A LT othor way. Dr. King told him last Satur- Bt e ploasaut rewedy, Sycup of Figs, hs a por- | railroads conterig tere will bo represontod., | vy SNV lington 1%, Watking wero nominated for rep- | JA0: .o 4 4 0 0 0 3 9 g ayy | day that it bo distondod his bullot-piorcod [ ryer on Nt ot 19, Smolal to Tus | Manently bonelicial sFoct on tha bumas bov: | arond Buchanau aud stuon going in the in: | Nashua, N, H. resbntbLiven and 1, A. Lombert fon sonary AltEahing 200 %0000 1 0=3 | lungs ho might rupture tho tissue and biced | 1, J=Tho' 2all torm’ of Hastings collase tem, whilo the cheap vegetable extracts and terosis of the Frewont, Elkhorn & Missouri For sale everywhere. wiiormev. dorome Shamp, canaidate for con. | 11181 Buston 17 Pitisburs, 10 £rrors: [ Lo doath, “Whethor bo wanted to sea ir the | B don Wodnosday last with o fap | 1ineral solutious, usualiv sold_us medicinos, | Valloy. Amoug the bubjects to be dis or sale every 4] Brown, was prasont i ) dres e tho dogns | gaton, 4¢P, £ 40 dootor was twlliug (o truth, or whothor be | Was oponod on Wednosday lnst with @ fair | aropermancntly injurious. Boing. well-in: | ousscd ard tha. sevision ‘of rujes Eovari s Sl B Perki & C gutes before tho' couvontion was called to | Binue and Mitter. 0 el Baldwin, | uctuaily dosived o aie, is hot known, but | attendanco. Tho state fair drow wway | formod, you will use tho truo remady only. | Ui USSOLIALION, rate. shent harey . auditing Charle crkins ¢ 0., order. i M B certain it is that no sooner was he alone than | many of the students. $o a largo increase is | Manufactired by the Califorata Fig™ Syrup | commitice and winter tourist rates, over . Bos Mass. Sewators Down the Reds, he proceeded to experimont in ccordance | expected during the noxt week, Co. which some friction 1s snticipated, Tuis Sl‘”lllg agents soston, Mass, ta An Audience, Wasiixaroy, D, 0., Sept, ~Washing- | With tho plan outlined by the doctor, He | Mrs, Willium Hindricks and son Otto, who i N T— meoting, following s closely upou the dis- ¥ S f Crawis, Nev., Sept. 12.—[Spocial Tele- | ton won today's guhs in®the elghin oo | attempted distonstion, and 50. well did Be | e or ond uw';l““ past beon visiting fn | SPECIAL TRALN TO WASHINGTON. | ruption of the Transcontinontal association. Paston & Gallagher, dis- gram to Pur Bep|—J. N, Campbell of doublo wnd bud ufl by Wood. At | Succeed that ho brought on a very hoalthy | Germany, roturied Iast night, bringlusg with S Wwill bo watcbed witl considerabie inte s O Nunce councy wis nominatod today by the | tendunco 71, bomorrhage, and His Suicidolots was {05t | them two young, lady relatives, The party e lofo ls o kvinsayiug tho fmot ot as | tributing agents tor Umaha, ) 3 s—p | Shding Styxward whon the juilers lent a | camo dver on' the Nowb Gorman steamer | Abo Lincoln post of Council Bluffs,the | sociations are veaverias s raoky mad: mnd i ; independonts for seuator 1n the lite Washington.. 000 ; Gl i R AR O L8 phtconth | Gt nno, D ORAE A Hand and put a stop to the proceedings. The | Lyhn, which wus ono of 18 vdssels arriving | guard of honor to the department com- | only needs the decision of some road’ to. re distiet, 1t was ugood o the conv Bl e slpnati, 6, Errors: | 40ctor was galu called in and an adhiesive | in'Now Yori whbh tho « .arantine was pro: | mandor and the Tows Stato. band. will | fse complianes with the " rujes Taid domwn ) H Dall hat this would cut. down Miekotjoku's | wishinaton, 4 & Earnod runs: | plasier strap was put on the patient 1o oro- [ claimed, Aftet belpg " bt for twonty-four | loavo Council Blaffs on o spocial towin | 10 Sunder the compact. Thoss aro the days voto, ‘Tho independents attempied a rally | Wil 2 Buuterlos: | vont a ropetition of tho experimont Bours on HomBANTsiand tho passangors | Saturday, Septomber 17, at Bedh \of unrest iu railroad circlos, and it would here tonight but fuiled te got an uudience, M u amberlain aud Mur- [fost 15 very anxious to bo vemoved to the | were reloased, there wero no cases of | e tprain '.m or 21y B Zdb b M. | hot be o wurpriso to anyone who has made a AT T TR vhy bospital, but tho autborities will not allow | sickness or the ¥basel during tho voyae, he train will run solid through t0' swidy of railroad affuirs to s0g all tho #sso 4 \ e oyl A T YA 2Dk 10 1 Enala . Dela Hard Blow at the Leaders, this, and he must either live or die in the An importaut meeting of republican load- Washington, stopping at all tne princ clations koocked into smithereens, Gray hair or wh skors " B élaw p s B A RAGIN Tole NEW Youk, Sept, 12,—Clovelund barely | county jail. as he will bo gziven 1o such | ers in Adams county was heid at the rooms | pal pornts in Towa to take on old com- Mr. E. L. Lomax, geveral passenger agont gram to il =0 indepoudont, sena- | ascipid o sea of owash today by the [ ohancos of eseaps us hospital lifo would | of the republican' thib Saturday aftornoon, | rados and thoir friends. Very low rates | of the Union 1acie, aftar b montl s doseac foriol convention mot neva today, J. D.T. | Brooklyns. Their ouly run was a home ran | offer. The prisoner bas foigned msanily at | Plans were madefor an active and thorougn | have been made for this oceasion, attending passonyor moeungs lu Soratoga, Swall of York county was vominated for | by MeAleor. Attendance Lo, Scove: odd tmas, but when the daotor informed | canvass of thovcomnty ana for movements | tickets on sale September 13 to 20, good | Now York und Chicago, was at bis derk sute senator, Olovuinnd., ... G400 g a0 o g | Bunthatauch b course would uot save his | tonding toward &ireiblican victory in No- | to roturn till Owtober. 10, Pio hach | yesterduy morning A AN T Brooklyn, 00009181 w ueck Fost vot mad and did vot try it again | yvember. oLyt Taiabis R a 10 1io Myr. Edward Dickinson, assistant general Nt Y T e LT Hits: Olevelund, Brooklyn. 0. Errors: | 0F two or three days. The present indica- boot e stund vuus four through express trains | manager of the Union Pacifio, camo tu from sals will be recolvod by Qaariars, Neb, Sopt. 12 ocial Delo- | oy 0, 4: Brooklyn, b Barnod - ran tions aro thut e wiil live to stand trial for They Profer Vull Wh daily to Chieago, miking close connec- | the west yesterday morning. dantil i o'clock p.m, Septemlor ““::, h‘,, » l“ .| ~Congrossmen Kom loy el : 1\\«y‘ ! l‘yu n”l(_n]:fl) : Cuppy | the murder of Laura Day. Gispoy, Nob, Ry ’j‘ 12.—[Special to Tue L;un.‘lwuhnllnnw .\,‘l,l l[‘_m' rates, llum,;s. A uth, I ‘1‘:”‘”.“:..;'\.4 thwi .‘,',' N 'i}f’,‘w‘. spake bere today to a s audicuce at the | 304 Zinmer; K 4.0, Duly. wm— Bre. | —There wifl bd o large acreage of fan | #loeping car accommodations apply to ¥ e Satdstone: aocording 1o sposieations. tho 2ol Q0UR) Bouso, ‘Tba |arRoat pocton of bt tiag Phillies und Kunnels Slugging, Lawest Rates to Wishington and_Return, \vlum‘t h i LT mum?«: county, “The | Chus. Kennedy, G, N. W, P, A. 16 ‘Tuo first rebiearsal of tho Apollo club wil | fatirtons wocording vo specifloutlon was used in expl his record in con PinLabeLrais, Pa, Sopt. 12, —Pmilager- | Vid the Chicago, Rock Isiand & Pa- A M. A Farnam street. be held at the Youug Men's Christian asso- No. 470~ Tho street Jying oust of the west 20 i3 B0 el A e ol TRy Y ) 0 the spring at, both QUABLILY 400 | em— - memme | L0 Lhe alloy south of Pucitic street * take pleasure 1n recommending Cham- :::::m: u--““v“l' \\'.n:,’u”n'\u.l llies were | be on salo Sopte x¥|)u| 13-20, ood to re- | quafity. The corn erop will ot be. 60 good No. 477--2(s5L streot, from Wirt street to 1 ve succossful n gatting their bits well to- | turn until Ostobor 10, he *Rock | 45 the indications showed earlior in the Sponcer streot. berlaiu’s Colle, Cholera and Diarrhay ) el by " e ) ' 1 7 3 1a Digerhasd Kem- | gother. — Attenaaico 1,259, Score: I:lund’ runs four daily expross trains to | yoar, yet the yield will bo above the No. ¢18=Douglas ateuot, from tho west lue of £dy,") suvs Goo. O, Bankston of Mill Creok, | Touiuyiiia A ighe: in Leaveni — Latest U. S. Gov't Report. {Catrbot Lo thes bust e of Soth FUIN ‘('Il.u, n.?. best modicine 1 have ever TR T W G G T flll‘“"“-‘-’_"-.'_“ :““']:-j "10'»‘“bk"1. ‘T’““Ulh with | average. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest 2 Rark e o acrant, (e the vart lino ot ::mu-;;v disrrhos, Ouo S:U’r:‘v:'l.c&“ 89y | "Ml Lowiaxiiia. 17 Baliaaal ), e | 4111096 Rukte Samouther t‘m lx;umbur. o TR Farnam stroct 1o (ke south liue I Doz TS giass. pvilion 1 Phiindotph Farned w PArRem Sir0ok ARG Bifo that you BeLievu, Neb., Sept. 12.—[Special Tel No. {83—Gruce street, from the west 1ine of - runy aville, ;. Piflndoly Bat- | secure snfoty, svead and comfort whon i » 110 Omahi Bolt raliwily's Fight of way Lo the Union Deput Gonterence Postponed. Gimengs tnders and Merrit; Koell “and | ticketod vin the “Great Rock Isiand | ¥¥8m to Tus uee |-—Tomorrow the tenth Ginat 11 of tho O St P, Miniieapolls The meeting of the committes of eitizens ARAD Route.” For rates, routes, » eoping capr | ¥0ar of school will commence at Bolloyue & Omuh raliwiy's right of way. 5 nd the representatives of the Union Depot Just Like Finding Oue, accommodations, ote., ndd college, Nearly overy tralo today has aali Did 0 wueolty u prico por 1uoal fooy l ] % ent.” 12.~Tho G ) < for tho ourbing comploto on tho Atrects. SOmPADY Schedulad L0 oueur YOsorday mo NEW Yous, Sept.” 12.~Tho Giants played CHAS. KENNEDY, g Coup! brought numbers of mew students wad a R e e e o ana iug in tne oflice of Uiy Eugineer Rosowater | W)1h rencwed spieit and snap today aud won po s Lo great muny old ongs, ~ Presidout Korr statos and specifiontions on flie in the oflive of the was postponed until today ab 11 o'elock on | k¥ frow the Browns., Attendance 740. Ty T that the attenauuce will be larger this year Bonrd of Pubiie tVo ks Account of Lhe absence of Mr. Tourston, who | Beore: P il e HL o than last, Proposals to be made on printed blanke : - _h et sk M R shod by tho board. and’ these ' sceom was oalled 0 Ohloage yesterd 2 | New York...... 10100110 o of floe lincs o Leas widkar Usia headd, Aty . fants ’, o s onind to D0 yestariny an tmpare- | dow Yorl DA A0S b damn| g oliconur fua tince wleas nier. Futally duiured an Qi Alan, pialod with s certified chgok f “the sum o P ¢ - | Inavaie, Neb., Sept. 12.-[Spocial Tole- 500, puy wble 1o the oity of Omabi, &8 an Gvie et —— Hitg: Now Nork, 13; 8t Louls, HUDSON -Mra. Kosonan, wite of W. O, Hud- gy P L a ko0 falth. M, L It Pavion, Kookford, Lit, writos: [ Nop Vork, vi 8 Louis 2 Wil $is Emmot stroot. Tho funoral wiil | €rw 10 Tuk Bey | —Rev. Herrlngtou snd o Doird roserves the right to rejoct any AJaonn tt M, eakford. Wil wrltons | L0 gT s0n ' aid Buciley. face it their residonce todny: Sope. th | Wife, an olderly couple from Strowsburg or all bids wud t0 wily dofe focty. Witl's Barsaparlin. & cure (0 Lmpacs Uncle Fuils O Auother, L p . Kelativos und (rionds of the fani: | traveling to Wilsonville by carriage. were 4 P, W. BIKKHAUSER, " N 2 n, iy ure expecied to attend withgat furthor 1 Chulrman Bosrd of Publlo 00d wud ganors) aobility Barsivos, Md, Scpt. 12,—Cobb, pfA® SRS IR OGN I | o aar hase “yastaeday L7 8 latax Omuha, Surboinber 14k, 1804 813161920,