Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1892, Page 2

THE _OMAA I)\II\ BEi;, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1 A TAVE, T HOARD GOLD b ot oot | BOUT THE PUBLIC DOMAIN |5t st CLEVELAND ABANDONS SPORT 1 i e fous questisng botween bishops movements wero only feaotionsl. Tron and for promotion, FIrt Licutenant William i and pricsts in the United States conl shares v The final quotatior Nt bbbt oo L il Butler, Third infantey, will_report in person Slksibor Olews' Opnion of the Possible Rawalt | 1he Hee vy eon o e O vuley | Fuve andt Roncommisetoncdl Tioet e BRnTlY | o0 nation to. i aMtews, fot: promotion. | -° oaves Broadwater Ialand and Frepates THIRVES AT WORK of the Brussels Conference count, 2 D cement. 10 enlistment. Tt 18 there- | KRt Licutenant $afry L. Bailoy, Twenty for Busi On the Frankfort 1ourse. e recommended that at ‘m ast the .n.y‘ ‘w first ifa m;\ ‘-‘» “.:“1-”” Iu). yn|-»yl\ v\mmy T Fraskrort, Dec. 4. -Prices we all noncommis O i Yl | Grammnts T b o ety S otted ““ v ho lives at 1990 South HOW TO REACH EUROPE'S INTEREST | the hourss during the past week ok of N v ombition,. thera. | Fares. 1 .,“,‘,‘;;: “\{;: rometion | DETAILS OF THE PARTY'S RETURN TRIP venth rentes closed at 08, Austrian credit best material ipete for the ad- | advocate, will report to the ioned L Var ; Buspend the Parchase of Sitver and Let the | and Austrian gold reutes at 93 ymotion to the grade of both | couver barracks, Wish,, for examination for | Several Persons Rocelved In the Private Car Forelgn Powers Take Their Share of - v med officers t oo While at Willis Landing, Bot Nothing WHERE THE MONEY WENT, * S e it thore LSSt - Not Rindy to Report. Like n Demonstration Was Panrs, Doc, 4.—The publication of the | pacity in indulging the expectation of i- | the approprinti committee have been in New Yonk kly letter | name i s of tho Thiorie oliccks | mab wring adequate compensation and | session. Tt will, be tho last on finance, after reviewing the proposition | ) : ¥ Held Up and His Wous Ked Sneaks Captured. the Lond Stocks and the T Money Questi. o of S £ he District bil made by M. de Rothschild at the Brussels | names have been found to be fietitious, M Distribution of the Army, L Sl “ 'W‘ Lt ],‘l". f “‘ _1 sl ; < monotary conference, Henry Clows, the Wall | Berfor, who is credited with roceiving 20,000 Tt is boli v Indian wars are | General Schoflold, General Casey and: Gen il up . J Mr. Chas. N. Haver francs, proves to be a clork \bout n et e veport, “In W6 | eral Fiagler sl 18 were X *rode Tered torribly for over won west- : i PesuTiraas ThteNe s ¥ v k o tony with abscoss 1 running sores on fron necessit y " D. ., Dee. 4. ~The consus inguished visi homeward § 1 hits | 1o wasted away, grew weak and 1t he endors 1t the time as i custom p or OX fce h | riving statisti Uhe day v n over to at tramy hin, and was obliged to use & cane and erutoh, with clerks, whon el e made | . y is manufu . a of Chatta rest by Mr. Cleveland. A I \ ' 0 Tt e 8 Liverything which could be thought of was done rron i 10 5 worlots ¢ to Vedrer, Four o ayees are clerks v sisgippi river, T _ % ¥ the beach, a final drive over the ek to Engla without good result, until ho began taking great nations, exposed t i lan b Four ot pa L N | onn, Number nonts teported : - s . s - v depreciation v employed by a boursie nother paye S M 3831 1 wr of lus sport i ! oft and and S ~ T " % 4 B e e el Bt o R Stat s | Tl investod, S6T851 i ed. e; | the st s BEAT HER WITH A BUCKET. Hood’s Salsapawlla RS Wiy o willlie 8 in the Reinaeh bank e c Al invested, S67.515; hands employed. 5,13 r . thelr just quota of _rosponsibility in |, M.Chabert, who s credited with vece . 4 waves paid, s2.41 cost of materiils any common feasiblo offort to restoro the oyt f an enicineer by | v oo £ the | 20080855 value of products, §0,40.09, | gt TFOCTE motal to a stable status, but W that 8 CHIPAGD . ROICUEATONY. XYCHND, votod tie limit of commi ent they v 0 1 S v on in 10 s, - ites o nre regimental tho hout and if, for fifteen years, they have ventured | Mopres re N to fight the decline of er single-handed anama } i 1 Clurnee of Waking Big Money. littl they d that rather us a reasor M Hon they should in future be expected to do los 5 v N in the provision trade witnessed somw afternao ) oy | [ to arrest the depreciation than as f wimitted 1 8 ) n the excitement which char Departare of Mr. Cloveland. 1 B. L] ground for making increased dem ) ! vel 2 ¥ i rket for 3 pis . t B, A te i e, C. B upon them. It looks very much as idence of considerable 1 ¥ p « g il tioy Wt New York xeduce your weight from though the result of the conference might b _ - 5 {on r ngs Wright-Cudal p 101 but t Cleveland's v \ s i 3 1 nmonth, nt home, w NI FAYR RS ‘naes of silyor | (ntends to w 4 Eaon X JEICes; proviling non i e ot starving, nt reasonablo cost by tho use of suspend all government pur of silyor | o P Nbi L lon smal i 3 et il 0 ; 3 and put in force such mean ie within it i 1 p o tho L i . i churge o 1 bz ¥ POW 1 i orden t nan ‘ % v y i th the presiden our pow weenmmulate ol srder \ o : . s ! | e presidontoloet Priviie ca el o ‘ : Mot Dro Clarke's Hame Treatment, hotter to maintain the value of the sil Cornoliis Hers whom th with 15, as troops can he more i kers have i el LaLLL u s vand St MR ady have, That being done, | yyijes of the payees of checks leaked aintaived in large than in | s servative course heavily built, old fushioned conch. It was in 1o brute un s perfected in many years practice, causes no we shall bo safo:and Burope may then be payecs this car that President Lincoln w {sIVobT o, LHS i 4 ne was for m f sickness orinjary to (he health, is highly disposed to nudertake the radical and only | 21 1 L FETatatIon: T tHo solon LG, | ehit : . vadually abandoned | tity of ho ST B L L ) the Methodist tndorsed, Send for proofs and testimonials, sure method dling with the question | S Ao \ $ot ) g » established in | thioughout 6 ol o] ¢ s second inauguration I his wounds w dressed, The v Which thoy how aro. manouvoving to ovade, | SiPHY OO eyt e S e R L S R ! 10 { head and faco ave terrib] DR. F. B. CLARKE, T et of the silver conference upon I : o Mhisrie olied 5w They should Do | Siderably et ey aints | Springtiehl, TIL, aftor his assassination doctor thinks that she will pull throw ¥. 0. Drawer 133, Chicago, NL values Is somewhat unsettling, because it | 1 e st el Pavees of e BREAE Fheets | ed ar the principal _com- | wlso in WL peceipts 4 other et | ion Bookor, who T i chavze of this | “Gries i o wollown' Detty thioh e il ' i |n|l’-H‘ nia {1"'”’ t ”“‘h ALV ed by the dynamite committee, of | mercial centers, where trunsportation facili he advance in prices of Togs for th SR R i P nd '“‘\:v"‘ spends the most of his time in jail BN WANTED. tivaly Tom T ronlity. this agitution. showld | WhIch the lute Minister Barbo was chui s are umplo and movomunts of bath inen le showed i gain of from 5 to 10 cents for | Glavelund bonrded the Sinshin Vi o tively fow. 1 reality, this weitation Shoukd | ™ s credited with chocks amount g wppics,may ho Eapidl wd economic | izhter grades i Trom 10 1 2 eonts or | Foi 5ot i onde tni the- i 1 Wil ISFUSTAERN TS FROM end to restore confidence: for onee the dan- |yt ws BTN LAV pers sser made. e army could be maintaine: ieavy grades. The close Suturday. how- | Faiding might bo made before niehtfal x ] gors aro fuiri reatized, i remedy Wl be | UM, Barbe was the actual recipient ntlor those conditions much _chewper than | ovor, gave indications: for o less firm mavket | Land ug might by wade hefore uhehtfull us | (0o am streot thoater Female :“u‘ s00n¢ Ir D) '.Iv“ ¥ 8t .).‘ mov ]Iw H‘y“‘.,‘ SHETHOhGY: a1t 18 srapbrtad tHat: th ever before in its m\-u .-\} le ‘.n‘.. It m‘m for tho presc uy wook Packers report the | iy 1 dim ST T v nayer supremoly happy unl th Weakness, OhDATG Of Rovotnme «hnses of silver 7 bt o i whieh such posts may be 10- | export demand for hog products has prac ' | ave never supremely happy unless they 4 15 Itkely to be led by Senator Sherman him- | 445 pavable to M : SN bGHLbY "OOhiraEs t700: | ¢ R e b | DTG SBTIITO G ot incident, and |y vrecord, and last night they set 5 § golf, tho outlook in this dircetion is the move | M Proust A X 1 Ment Rnmeieny | A RN " the abnormully | upon arviving at the vf the party encouraging. A the moment Wall strect is Will Restol more disturbed over the prospect of gold | Y high prices prevailing, beet products being | G5 P Tty e | new mavk by sell Rroiy . 860 LHRILHO 11O\S 2~ (Catarrh or in consideration of bu ind | preferved on account of their comparatively AL i e L i exports than any other single influence. 1ot 1 o of the Daily News has learned that the ini The sume is practically true of home con ? eign exchange remains firm, ow ¢ to the 4 1 Cleveland stood ¢ s deck of the Sunshine | and less sense 1 W 78 (0 i 1 duct M s claim, is le over from the ) 10t high art i . ne Burone still refases o buy our | United States have agreed to common o Tt will be seen by the roport of the chief | duet, packers clalm, i 1ot ovew from the | diately v, W luncheon was | hovee titter | md the / ¢ Nervous or stocks and bonds, there is also an absence of | to restore order in Samoa of ore « that tiere has b L tivi J ! f,.‘;.u.‘:‘ il p L A '.“ until | served in thie cabin pelforman 3 ¢ SR I e % owing 10 the enormous expansion of our. sl | » Death Roll, tions and improvements have been made, |yt B v o ststain the market, Chica At 8:15 Mr. Q) i ht i took the place filled : ver currengy i consequently Burope finds it Pamis, Dee. 4.—M. Bonaparte Wynne. a | especi in all it vliing to our heavy | o Sl S AT ique is helpii ORtRIREHIENS AL Sk “y‘-. yachy Deaves and proved ¥ Diseases easier to AR upon us for gold. While ther | known Freneh engineer who negotiated | uns and coast def g in all watters | BACECS B8 EE L e b it ipon the’ lund i8 no oceasion for immediate alarm o 2ol | 4110 new Columbian concession to the Panama | 1 > 1S1Y0S 0L et LN wostern points the Chicngo I R W onl cond e in the 1 R IF SO, CALL ON lH‘_"uH‘-'Hl ‘v\"”\‘“» e "‘{'*‘ | € wal company, died today e ATe the nportant advance of | . Receipts of hows at the Chicag for Rl LR S G ON e LTEArS k| RN RIYAS PO ST making an acceptable ity A R o o o st s o | (RS0 St G o | " L b T | el om ol e waonie | ) ol o o0 nag dencoiinder such conditions, Another fuctor | THEIR NATIONAL SPORT. I et o s S LTk Iy uinst the average of 6, AU G35 the little party entered the private | eminent in that line of charac The r.oearies earies of uncertainty is the early opening of con small arn for the service, A board of com i e paTIBroe tiiaTant ; i ved the pri Shib e 3 ross with all its nttentant agitations. Bus i o3 e Sl Fighe | Detent oficers spent nearly two years in ex e O R cur, the doors were closed, the eurtaing A o SR g ARSI o 0 i) A a6 LI60 Dot Three Thousand h..,‘i; .‘\ nessa i ght | yininin ndtesting -‘,,Iu‘ .l‘.‘,,“;fll l,w.,. o \»‘-‘mfn o *!;" . 5 1 :‘ Iy ¢ ‘i:”-‘. A ';lm 3 ! ‘y”“;u,-\i 5 (Rt X Hbe anlee Consuliation Free i spect d ith all soris of tariff X BAL0D recommende useand presenic o1 tests, 1 L et ML tn b f tumes rtho Treatment o i d18eussions to be met. they are | NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 4.—The Times- | Fifty-three different guns weie tested. They . R pramr s e D L ut for the jo ¥ north was com- | UC costumes. | ¥ RO EIOL Tikors to romuin_ do n yory conservative | Damocrat Bl Puso, Tex., special sys: This | were of both Amevican und foreign inven- | e cxbected fon the ibalance of Boecomber, | plet : . | 168 Home Burned Chronic, Private and Nervous Diseasss mood. ‘Then, too, railvoad carnings are not | has been a big day at Juarez, Mex., | ! and soj of them are arms | Keecinls of the Ch AR AL ‘”\‘ | Loty (g DG o) Sl (I Mve br R I t ! 80 satisfactory a8 a month ago, and this de : e now in use by the principal il a0 sheons 1A A h e | MG O ILORRLS I Atan MPRIOLAS HOLE wives the = mavket of the support s A tar, powers of lurope. The onc T0 B R0eD) Ry o yearis roc | turning o May to L e e s P | elty. 16 was the boginning of the | finilly recommended is what is known as it I op will doubtloss | houds only supporting features aro the wmual fiesta and the bull fights were the | o magazine arm, and cin be used as such, or | et the recond ' these commodities LS During the f¢ generally sound condition of mercintile, in | biz attraction. The Mexicans believe in bull | a5 3 le loader. It has been adopted for a | e secont Targest on Aogs. and car | dustrial” and railvoad affaivs, and the fact | wnd possibly later bofore 4 stroot expert, says “The forcign powers cannot be too soon march of pop given to understand that the United States | cashing the check in question from the fact sue for no favors in this matter. They regard | 1) themselves as being, in common with all the Bt it wlhilch effected a perfect cure. Mr. Hauer 1 RV W CUCOTEL 0 v t Minnle Ford Nadly Used up by Her now best of health, Fall particulars of Worthless “Lover his case will e sentall who address thmo to s copaat A unsiel CoLHOoD & Coy, Lowell, Mass, i dey HOOD'S PILLS are the best afterdinner Pills, Several Cligues Manipuluting Provisions with | Divin assist digestion, cure headache and biltousness, out, is the editor of La Lumicre Electrique, | small g ! 1t is sugwosted, therefore, | time past rrounding coun hefore S o'clock e bill was “The Two * | lower rangee of prices, i wling t shos $ W f g a havd and i worker. 1t was : : y ke out in Chavles Wells' residence, | MALE AND FEMALIE, just across the Rio Grande from this All Blood and Skin Discases, Or- rhours that Mr, Cleveland | e lonta Rbbu bt Phe fa ganic Wealkness and Discases of No i P i v on the siding 1 wumber of vesi- | v way from home s Ui | Matter How Long Standing or How e ey U alE e T (ke kAl yealiber fufantey vitle and « and NG ORI Tion deuts were reveived by tho prosidentelect. | i can be assiened ettt e that unusually large amounts for dividends R YAt e Finab it e being taken for its manufacture. s ARt T will be distributed next month, which ought | of the state ofiicials weve present from th n should be made fora full SUDIY 10 1 e pushies 1is Wheet e Ahead of Tad a S1 Noervous Doebility to develop & zood investment demand for Gity of Chihunhun, and to the national vd. and for | S 3 e e e A able stocks and bonds. Speculation in Delegates to the miners' convention, which 2 tofbognoId in frusbyc, L s Ga.. DE Special Tel over [Clavolandisioraingnts, ! foll ; oy ftermoon and | PILES FISTULA, FISSURE, permanently curcy industrials has been active, but operations in | convenes in 1 Paso, swelled the crowd ot the different arms now in service | SAvaNNam, Ga, Dée. 4 special Tele Lagewoon, N, I, Dec. 4.—From a very in barn, fell ina fi u 100NN WIthOUL the use of knife, Heatiro oc cuustie. T e A L AT TR T Ly o e el SO out the world, as well as those of | to Tue Ber.] —Jack Prince of Owmaha acter, and railroad seeurities were influenced | passed the torturing of five bulls and the ut invention, has, it is believed, enabled | fossional cham but slightly by their movements. Concern- | wounding of another. The first bull turn: 10 G [ Gl e AL L oxpected here. LOIMOITOW rnoon, possibl Call on or address, with stamp for Cireulurs, Froa ing the future we can only renew our advice | and refused 1o fight and immediately the | Y0 #ny now inactual use pected omorrow afternoon. possi of enution; buying on the breaks und selling | cpy, “otero toro,” was heard on all sic nd Various Recommendations, and Tecipos, on the 4:30 o’clock train, if not on that train upon all good rallics.” | thic'jote politico siened for another tousund popplo sy o KRG, e o o 5 o ries, " South 15t Stroet, i : averal paragraphs are given Lo the won DliGa e identelect il a0 bia shid. . H. Pope of Silver Greck is 4 the Dollone Dr. Seanigs & S( Omuni, 3 Opinion of the Thunderer. | @he second was ot as large as the first | done by the various departments of the army Willing to & R R GIR B R oL i ol bl WaHnEs PR faras Willinms of Grand Ishand s in th T to LostoMme LoNbox, Dec. 4.—The Times, speaking op | but he had fieht in him. He had_the mata ristration during the year and the wor Bostox, Muss.. Dee. 4.—Prosident Dickson | day or Thursday, when he will return o | city. e the monetary eonferonce, says: 1t i gt | dors behind the blinds in a hurry and o division of military info n i of the Olympic club of New Orleans has | Néw York with Mrs. Cleveland and Baby | \Winiam fawke of Nel GRS going oo far to say the mouctiary conferer brought first blood by hooking one of the sch n.\‘. the army, includin raal Cantainb AW Rl nnioNerlofia. | ARabh Pax diinmsHavielolNolLas cRAVYALS AL I ‘alrondy guined goncral favor. hters in the hand.” The other bulls were | the military academy at West Point, s | o000 0L G Pl " M, Cleveland will remain in New York | Paxton % L I SR o Sa R B v o vt it suht in and all were good fighters. There | favorably commented upon. 5,000 purse for Alex Grogguins to figh | g "0 G0, vs when she will leave for the | G- G- Johmson of Wayne s a giest at the unless he wished to force the Americans to e ral narrow escapes among he seer sy recommends that the vank | young Mitchell of Californin he following | wogt whero she proposes to spend two | Arcade. 5 ¥ % it realizo and admit that except th Was | the fighters, but mno serious injuries | of licutenant general be revived and made | Feply was sent by Captain e weeks. Whether the president-cleet would | Charles 1. Moody of Grand Island isat the I VIAN DI IVATN 1L universal bimetallism, there was no arr: - | were “reccived One pickador ~ had | permanent. : ains will aveept i 55000 purse wnd battle | Jccompany Mrs. Cleveland on her western | Millard BileuN RS R{“"; “.,Ili‘..l will suit. If they were of this | LW horse T.u ‘lx\.m’!mr him :w;w |'h.- th on H:.inn\un.ll rard the report sots forth | ¥¢ ‘;‘f,'\‘:!";“w”vi]‘\‘ I'Iu"n‘r-;llnl"y-‘|‘w‘lv4 (“,'(‘f" trip cannot be learned | Doveington of Chadron is at the | Hauoror tohaes wakefuinoss, Monal by achivelinn character, they have apparently | SCriously ool \e poor brutes wore | the inadequacy provision made for its simmons will not conclude the mateh | : Millard Softnoss of th Brain, I insanity. n L ds 3 ore wholly dependent upon the seo: by the. gonc rovers c rains offer's ) 140G T = 7 death, Prematire eSS, Buccoodod, for in Americi A tronit ajoction | bIinds and were wholly dependent upon the | matntainenco by the general government, | which Grogsains offers hims © 5 opreaco joRERES CAPTURED. | John R Foulks of Malvern, Ia. is ab tl foaily, Preny has - arisen to continuing - the pue- | Scicnee of their riders for protection but W its value as an adjmet to the army. 1t | Johnuy Murphy has sent to_the mpic | | fish for drum- | 251 reet, last nizht, and damaged the building to the extent of about 200 timate fric Mus, Grover Cleveland it is | Was taken tot ALl maladies of a peivate or delleate nature, o4 Tn a short time fon” bityelist, de 1 Rt AbEBrostdon D Clavalind Uil y cither sex, positively eured ' e fast trotting horses in a ten-mile race here today, covering the distance in 28:00. 1" L tithor s, e o Thage "Tor™ it el i | they utterly failed fo keep them off the | s recommended that an appropriation of at | club. Néw Orleans, the following telegra ilo Walting for Tholr Victim Thoy Moata | - B I T e IRt i ratiino osiibgts || by A RN O rma arar Abeh Lo o | IEa S a1 0001000 b A Sl s MaphAEL oFibHet | LrTohimy & Mymhip bavill oo e thal B iy | VALl Yaiting ferThalnvigtnyahoyn: ta | 1M ing the ability of America to act without rse’s sides and threw horse aii erto | national guard Murphy of Australic, Nunc Wallace of Tng @ m |.,'. i A Dellons 1 If noteured tho prineiplo vt cconomy, and the. plan faee | the ground. “The picador was reseued, | 1t is recommended that the president be | land, of any man weighing 115 pounds, the icaGo, 1L, Dec. 4.—Charles Armstror Charles Guenther of Grand Tsland weltton e 1£ndveurol That tho Crosham 1w 1’ mot dead. and that | while the infuriated bull eontinued to goré | given power to nominate ten cadets-at-layge | mecting to oceur in Muvch, for a 000 | a waiterat the Calumet club, Frank Skinner | the Avcade I S e ey inferior moncy still drives out beticr money | & se. who, when taken out of the arcna, | to the military academy cach yea purse, weigh at ringsid {and Frauk Rice, waiters in down-town | W, I Seevers of Oskaloosa, Ta., is if given a chance. Itis probable that there | frigeed trails on the ground, The last | “Attention is called to the practice onthe g e vestaurants, attempted to rob Louis Culver, | city, at the Murra Wwill bo a shavp fall in silver when it s ree- | bull wass killed by the picador, ~ The fi part of vessels entering New York harbor, Sers CANOTI e e S | the steward of the Calumet club, Inst night Miry I, Hobart, M.1., of Boston ognized that the conference will lave no re- | irust of his sword entered between the | of empty \last in the approaches to the | New Youk, Dee. 4.—The silk weavers of | ; alumet club, 3 : ofnl shoulder bludes and cut the brate's heart in | havbor off Sandy Hook, both _within and | this eity are gettin | twain | Withiout the throdmil limit, . Tho continued FOREIGN FINANCIAL REVIEW. ' e L l deposit of large quantities of this material | | i | s Drain, Pollinzer of Bloomficld is uneasy and is possible Armstrong X room in the boar | house where Culver lived and secreted J. S, Bartley of Atkin state Lreasurer rLremn Lin the next few | ., goderates ina closet in Culver's room. | elect, is in the city, stoppiug at the Millavd T (A 'J‘\‘\',‘:“flflfnn{‘lflwllff"’.‘,' When the steward should appear he was to | W. 1% Tibbets of the Denyer & Rio Grande : | ot 549 \Woot Trorty-second stroat, After | P it hard enough to keep him quict nnd | railway is in the city, stopping at e B G Y tho. session one of the leaders who was | then robbed. The two robbers became rest Mr, and Mrs. H. A, Emcrson and Miss | Biils” A Vositiy r a crnal, Blind . less waiting for Culver and concluded to rob | Jessic Villars of the ) Ol Cronies™ con B Herdaltar [ ] ; spoken to said: “Ve are not going to give ; e R ARG B .. | to provent the evil complained of ShpsonEY a few other people. They strayed into the | pany arve stopping at the Dellone. o immense and growing commerce of Jom of J. H. Graham, who shot Skinner in months and 11§ per cent short, Rates | tev, minister of finance, avived here in the s et e - b [ 1 kinnor-iy wero flem at o boginning of the weck, by | Steanes \.llhwhl\il‘ ind hus gone to Ottawa | fia papld Incroase may well bo o sotree. o QTIPS 07 CIE afterwards relapsed Lagely owing to banks | DY @ special train national pride, evidencing as it does the T anks | : ‘ing 2| He Was @ Deputy United e Marshall Yepuying some loans to the market, M.de | Inan interview Mr., Foster said that his | great wealth of the nation and the energy of Was arDeptytinlied Statos. ptnoaall ) Rothschilds' presentation in the monetary | ehief mission to England was in_connection can citerprise. Attention s invited l | | | | CANADIAN AFPAIRS, way provea source of danger and incon vericnce to navigation, and stringent m ures should _be taken to prevent it IHs Visit to England. chief ¢ neers submits the draft of o | eview of the Weelc and Predictions for the Futun LoNvox, Dec. 4.—The last discount quo- tations yesterday w s cent for three Minister of Finance Foster Returns from 81 por ey mal I At the Mercer: S. B. Hathaway, New | {hix torh When ' unrinioe I8 the side. The whole party of robbers wits | york: (. A, lteod, Ravenin, O.: 1% A, Cor- | posiuively wlven with & box gathered in by the police nell, San Francisco, Cal.; S. Fisk and sister, | 1f notcured? seud stamp for, fro - Chivago, ntoe tsxned by Kb & Co. drus Corner 15t and Douglns xtreets, Omabi Sons of the Revolution Eleet Oflicers AT g 3 (Special Telegram New York, Dee. 4. —The Society of the { o Tug Br S R e AMUSBEMENTS" Sons of the Revolution has elected the fol istered here today H. S, Man- | . z \ : coMicers: President, Frederick Tall- | ville, Nebrasia v, Cliapin, | N TS T R Ml OmLi d THEARE. JAT A BM aes and o board paymaster in the army of Garza. It has de- | of managers wer Sibau YL Monduy. Tuosday and Wodnesday Doe. 5, 5 and 1, Expenditu; Appropriationsand Estimates. | veloped that the prisoner wis a deputy | A Comient volloguy | i appoint e 8 ' and also G SEPH f‘afl"- UR’S I'he expenditures for the fiscal year ended | United Stites marshal at the time the Garz AURRINOL RN JU" H AU e oF oftleta, When David Green,an old colored Com iy Dy The ministerial and | o B & M \ ; X 1e 50, 1802, ave as follows revolution was inaueurated, and that he ve- | documents and hi i m was arraigned hefore Police Jus- \l V otive. The Ing feature was a hieavy | opposition papers have published different | Sulares and contingent ox- | signed his position to engage in the move 4 tice "aul in Camden, lor assaulting \“, drop i \ml'l\‘. merican secnritics on a tele- | igis of probable members of the new cabinet, L : el N $2,016,545.05 | ment against Mexico, Murdered D idward Shockley, saysthe Philade l gram from. Duonos Ayres, sayine that the | g ey ore mere eacss sork. The { NEW Yoik, Do y ) Mele, an i finance ministor's statement 1o th Np 3 Mele, svernor | Support of the army and nili- - Record, & comical colloguy too ;. ace. | >0 DA forestindowod w default of tho mtion, Are | Kool hus boen it from the city all the | SF AR e 404,338,689 A Talinn ovgan grinder, wis nd instantly | As the preacher did not appear Lo pros- ANI A R R e avrive here touzht ot oot " 10.801,189.00 | WitKBsssnue, Pa., Dec, 4.—Rey G| R e e o 0 b el voih b lvarsisnt| RS YW EET: L!". TLE TUESDAY, point. Reports in regard 1o the Trustees T St Liwr Closed for the Seuso ellmous objucts 2,930,707.15 | Warner, who came here a few wecks g0 | aygonio Morcllo. Morello's wife was with | of the affair A fow tour ‘ At many Taughs, dusiaial it nvestinont “orporation Orniat Oy DR N 5 SiaianTony | claiming to have mivaculous powers by which | fim at the time of the shootinz,and it was | “Saturday T helped him move, I s i found ' *1ho ressed the market generally at the en 1 i 5 $01,216,070,0 ) o et B e e e f SAGRDORAL I IO 3 S o e prossod tho warlet, wonerally at the end of | puoys bodween’ Mool and Quebed hay e apromiations for the.fiseui your ond. | e healed the sick ind who caused a sensa | easo sho elaimed the argat grindor had i woz 1, give me tho money you owe i 0T hiraii BUIL A6 Imponding teninet tho commmation, | Bech taken upand the navization of the St, | ine June i, 1895, are s follows tion by claiming thut ho had successtully | Sulted her that hr lushind committod t fur movin', British colonial and Indian fumds wi Lawrence way be considered closod for the | salarles and contingent ex- treated hundreds of sufferers of late through | (R 104 LR85, PUb R W ITow much ¢ slightly hicher, In Buropean stocks y | Beason puiises #2047,712,45 | fuith : R e T D Ae e | - Sapport of the arny and wili- | issued by wumber of ‘persons, who elaim ho | clined 5 points on the announcement that CODEIDENE Q4 JELY G BERRASK) M ety 20202140 | > e Two Chilieen Killed, v | pab s, Dneludii sc% | oUAURRd.aReY o IROIMINARE Jisa o WoobvitLe, Miss., Dec. 4,—A sad aceident “Phen he owed you a cent? BLYB’ H.x LTRE Anpihas 1 oxt coupon I8 not likoly to be mot. Inzlish | 1, Graves Bxpoots t0 Start on » ‘Lesturs | yitia irbor improvom apa0n.o8a 00 | benses, Tho evimgelist way . taken before | ouped fn this county yesterday, Three Yo, sir, and T s0z L sez 1, you FRLAlG) et B o v caatyal vour Soon. BEALRIMRLRYAS 3.903,000.94 | P FAN abpearanco at the noxt session of | little givls, childven of Dr. J. P, Carro, o | didn’t ‘pay me for movin® you lusl Ihursds A,. Friday and Satirds 158 10 146 und elosiig 1t . advanse of diste | Dexven, Colo., Do, é—L. M. Goddmd, ™ $96,582,022,64 | the criminal court. He is now looking fora | prominent physician, were playing under the | yeah. A DEC. 8, 0 and i0. i : who was clectad to the supreme court beneh | Thowstimates for the flscal year end bondsman, bank of Buffalo creck, when the ground sud ‘How much was it lust yoar? Malds O, 0 aTA N o 1 influx of gold from America had f ) \ o ne Ho, 1804, are as follows > denly caved in, killing two of them and s “Pwo cents, o oo sal infux of gold from Aworlcn ad | . this state at tho e jat | RSB QIR LR S e —— donly eavor I, Klling o of thew und se- | Lo contas” CHARLES M. YALE'S, et it MG FAS WIS L quulifief and will listen to appeal in the DEDSES $2,087,206.00 Los ANGELES, CilutDee, 4.—Georg o e A0 ’ " death of Jay Gould. The week's variations | “45¢ 0f Dr. T Thitcher Graves,who Is undor | A4 pport of the army and wili- 0 e | goodby of Pomona,'Cat, author of the celd WENTHER FORECAST, “Does he move often ™ RV | 1 t nludo nn increase in Louisvillo & Nusyiilo | sontene of de \th for tho polsoniig of Mrs | pubile Works s T0aa3 1400 | brated Murehison lepee which was one of | Sies frommmignet = ot iR “Tolerable often,” ~ AIS of 11 and the following decreases dosephine Bivnuby rovidence, It 1e | Miscellancons obje LA S04.77 P ey P S e T L v P ien ¥y Fair and 0 e Cooler in York, Pennsvlvania & Ohio, #: Waba: case is set for tomorrow, when it will, with the chief episodes of the political campaizn T und Wd M. Shockloy says you | B3 ST (O ngrifage, Missourd, Kinsas & ‘foxas and | out doubt, bo leard. for o tine i was Total #48,954,000.72 | Of 1888, has addressed a letter to the Times | -y gvgron, D, C., Dec: 4.For ol :uu\gul him. g e w4 AUGTION A Northern Pucifie preforrod and Ohio & Migs: | poned because of Judge Goddurd's delay in | NEWS FOR THE ARMY. ot W. W, Murchison-.of Chivago, niloging | Monduy: For Nebraskn and e man for me to swipe Wagnificent Scan chlumrs. i issippi, threo-fourths i Atehison shares, | Qunlitying | that he did not writé the Murchison letter, | ally fuir, variable winds; cooler in 3 The prencher still having failed to 4 i‘l lr Norfolk & Woestern i W 1, and’ Union Grives feels 80 confident that tho | List of Changes of Inportance in the Regular | The Pomona Murchison re-assorts his_au For the Dakotus—Local ra ; appenr Green was diseharged Sple I""'d allets. ] Pacifie, oue-half of 1 per cent each wiill give him his liberty that he has Service Yesterday | thorship of the letted tind says he holde®he | riable wind qu nal Specialties. Grand Trunks w s slaned a contract to lecture throug) WasmNGToN, D. C., Dec. 4.— [Special Te oviginal veply of Lovd Sackoville West, he Looul Roecord, Box sheets open Wodnesday moraing uv and seconds preforved oo rado dustice and ; ; 2 cen’ frequentiy importuned o give it usuil prices i s | gram to. Tue Bee]—The following * | haviug been frequen portu g higher and guaranteed 2 poer cox . l i 48 By ho following urmy into other hands. Orrice oF THE WEATHER BUieav, Osmana I MDA POPULAR i | orders were issued yesterd Y o Ymaha record of temperature o i N Angentine vailways show an alliround de - dare woye iasuod yostarday R 4 =R S0am0f Lom y Nf\M %”(uhl THEATER | "o cline; Buenos Ayres Southery closed BUTED 10 GAMBLING, A general courl mavtial is appointed to Tnvestlgating T ubles. ruinfall compur « ! M Do Tiuratay. Do, points lower, 1tosario 8 points lower and Con- | e | meet ut Davids island at 11 o'clock a. m., on Vietonia, B. (., Dee. 4-~The trouble be- | Pust fouryed ral 2 points lowe Agent of an Express Company Caught Pawn- | Tuesday, December 6, for the teial of such | tween the Nitinat Indians is being investi 1802, 1891, 1890, 1 Ty r T tng Stol il At temperatuee 5 iz 80 : . Pussday, Boains . Lo s G 1 o | omoom s Mol L s b vt | s omperpion ‘B8 1 4 DELICIOUS | | JEF FREYS 1 EWIS. Pauig, Do Prices on tl A sk Lovisvie, Ky., Dec. d.—H. H. Lostetfer uil for the court: Captain Baa P. Ewers, | formation probablyt will bo received. It is | S ¥erigs trgperitine A week opened firm, but steadily ¢ L States express agent at Hunting- | pifth infantey; Captain John W. Summn anderstood that whow H. M Warsprita SIS s s fhursday | owing to the 1 terlal” crisis § v A, was arvested this morving by s, assistant quartermaster: Captain J, | 1eft yesterday it wis arranged that she | ,004uee and precipitatio s for the s R ut B o botton viatorday 1k © Daly while in the ace of pawning Clagett, Twenty-third infantry ; & 5. Tl $0 tho distunt N | day and Mirch 1 pared turduy Eve. - o 00 worth of dinmonds. The detective took st Lieuten: 80, Clavke, Twalfih | Hop into the Qisturbancos.. N0 Wond has ¥ th general averag stoad the provaiiing depression better than _ 1 i ke | First Lieutenant Wallis O. Clarke, Twelfth wiih gon % N BT THEATRE was expected, Tnvestors still hold aloof, the arched, Two other diwmond studs and a | Sixteenth infantry ; First Licutenant Charles | Worrow information may be received 1 BN eess for tho diy 12 majority of the tvansactions being merely | lady's goid wateh were found on him. He | B. Handin, Eighteenth iufantry; Iipst | the disturbed section i [ ; fidictency sines 3 ; 1302 TONICHT gambling operations between bourses. Men | said that he had been short in his accounts | Licutenant William B. Reynolds, Fourteenth Deficlency fonthe d 04 tnclf competent to judge ave of the opinion th a | for somo time sud did not > 4 know how mueh | infantry; First Lieutenant Madison M 3 ened dn Haytl Noriual precipitation i tneh \ ANDERSON S COWFD]ANS © ullnu:nu-\-nf‘lhn-n t violent changes of | ho veally owed the company. He attributed | Drewer, assistant surgeon: Second Lieuten New Youk Ihe attempt to assas- | Deficiend " -.l; Marcl 1 ; 4.15 inche 3 In the Groatest of all M government will have o scrious offcet upon | his duwifall to gambling. His shortage may | ant Charles H. Russ, Eloventh infantry: | sinate Hippolyte by three men Friday morn Geonak . Huxt, Local Forecast Ofivia f perfect purit | T b Py tho trade of France, which has uot been ina | be anywhere botween $1,000 :nd 5,000 | First Lieutenant George K. Cecil, Thirteenth | ing has started & report that the black re T Vanilla | Of perfecthu ’h | flouvishivg condition for a loug time, | - | nfantey, judie advocats R e s ST e coan Blenmers: yantla § of great strengt and i3 now almost at o stand: | Lookin Buried Treasure. : P RS D s R P Tt | (] S5 lrwo LD, GRONIES. still. Unless the outlook improves ! New Orreans, La., Dec. 4 ~The T 08 ‘Alu t \uH ]*lwuvi!l”lll y i ; i ] Frankford arsenal, | There wus solae excitement after the at York for Brewen Rose,ve Matineo Wednesday: :’«lu:: {u;l'n'm!x- mlmi\ «,yu.n‘!-)'x we u.lm}.. | Democrats City of Mexico special says Ilm‘.‘m‘..nn,‘ to the powder mills of I 1. | tempted assassination, but quiet was re | AL \«{yl.“m\‘”:::.” \“,.._. Servia Flavor as'den:a‘tc!y ; e A - WK moveniont: during the week, Cradit | TBere 18 much excitement in this city over a | utUl n\\hn.»:u.'..‘T\‘..‘w’.“x“"‘ru‘ \‘nm! B FWho8 Wi W Gl i At New York -Arrived—I g ly as W pud BiJOU THEATRE Foucier closing 2014 lower, owing to criticism | 8¢4reh that is being conducted hy Inaco . a0 4 3 Havre Tty VERK spection of powder now being manufactured N in the chamber shaking the confidence of | Dosha and associates in the little town of | there for the ofnance department. Major ¢ X ps T L oA AT G An LA At rE SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dee. 4.—Cayetano conference of his scheme to enable Russia | With the fincial agency. e French | Lo e oe T OO oL R e Ol et ol o0 a0\ 0k Mbsloai lins booaiplicad and Austria to complete their gold purchases | 0N HS S0 ,‘h,,“‘,'.'M"Z]]‘,",“".l',"“l‘::"‘ (e | wester lukes: ‘to those for surveys and | on trial in the federal court here, ehurged further delay. He expressed pleasuve at Siv | ']' ”“whlm;_ 2 thm.m{’.\ll‘\ de »»_u-{m- nts and | with violation of the United States neutrality Jobn_Thompson’s election and thought the | ot Miths 1o Hhe bee O the war deparime M| Jaws. It is alleged that the prisoner wus without disturbing the market, was under stood 0 imply that a deil more gold is cx pected Lo go to St Petersbury but is be- feved here that such supplics will not b B R an 0% Yat axebile Speculating on the New Cabinet. Business on the Stoek exchia was fairvly Or A, Ont Yoo, 4 forecast of the cabinet needed amendment ssted an Bvangelist, cure, his been aveested on warrants e Pive cents, Jant Mug, Arthate would call and make a scavching inve | | o \bezzlement, u, ALT At Lizard—Sifihted—La Champazn " ig, B [y ) co. X . 4 \G Py o8 | vort A = shareholders. . Suex chnal wos slightly | Tepezottan noar here for $21,000,000 fn gold, | Tsaac Arnold, ir., ordnance. department, swill | VA Dee. &.—Fhg' United Riatea | york far Hoyre ¢ Gt & lg 1§ ' 1 ()( ] ]\ highgr. Rio Tinto olosed at 410. Railways | that according to tradition, supported by | procecd from Columbia arsenal, Tenn., to | Erand Jury has ludicted Charles Lewis | At New York—Avived-Auvank 2 1 o) show an average decline of 10 frane | -«;u A€ n§ v;\ evidence, les budnd in t this city and veport in person to the chief of | McCoy and Heury D. Kone for embezzlement. | Liverpool w‘ l",‘ . ‘ o Danociuz »F,..m PR gy e g e Shilural of Tonasasian where it was stored | ordnance for consultation onofficial business. | McCoy was president. aud Kone cashier of [ cYREN | 3 Jesuits ubout the close of the | First Lieutenant The Mosher, Twenty- | the Bell county National bank. They are | No Appeal to Kome. PO ULAR RITCES —Matinee, & Bruiay, Dec, 4.—Prices on the bowrse dur- | elghteenth centary. second infantry, and Second Lieutenant J‘ charged with embezzling $15,400, Bavrivon, Md., Dec. 4.—Mgr EVENINGS - Balcony, 200; Purquet, ¢