Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1892, Page 2

T0 PRESS THE PROSECUTIONS | thesefasiss o e compiete nteers WLl SETTLE PROMIBITION | &reet ias iaspminibs st | THOUSANDS FOR - BRUISERS Taristan Gosip. ‘ e taken, } GRADE ORDINANCE NO. 836 | An_ordinance “establishing the grade of e - - - . ll‘:‘"ll'n r:"urv;'l‘ "rnm Sth street to 10th street; (Copyrighted 1892 by James Gordon Bennett.) Compromised the Case, | B It oranined by the o gt ¢ Pamis, Dec. 91.-(New York Horald i | Artasmie, Ta., Dec, 91— [Spectal Telogram | Ooney Island Olub Offers a Fortune for a | ) O T et ST Vi Y S Buspected French Benators Will, if Guilty, | cablo-Spocial to T Bim. | —The European | Towa Repnibtionns to Uoneldee Wik SOl Be | /o Bn.jtirhreuch of frotmise case of Y Lightweight Tiskt | AN disorders of the Throat and | sionT Tho zeade of Frances stecct feom Be Brought to Justice, ‘ cdition of the Herald publishes today a Done with the Load, | Mrs. Anna Schubyz, of Clarinda against RSV WSGE R A ! b U e LR 18 horany GatAbIIANR At e rot T i ANy highly interesting lotter from the Herald's | . | Lungs is Ayer's Cherry Pectorals | iions, the grads being wnt i 1 George W, Parham of Anita, for #10,000, was ) ome corrospondent showing the utter fail sottled today. Mrs. Schultze gots #6500, and ctween the points specified 1n 1he Streot INCRIMINATING ~ DOCUMENTS SEIZED | ure of the emissaries of the French rovalists | STATE COMMITTEE ~ WILL CONFER | each party to pay g jartion of the costs LARGEST PURSE EVER FOUGHT FOR Safudolil 0. ‘.““'““""‘ e o 1153 e in (o rospoctivo see: d: inducing the holy see to alter its present | 3 Wi g Bronchitis oetion & Urato of I rances stroot friendly feeling townrd the Prench republi ol Steeteh Hemp, Hlovation Elevation Al y ody Wil Cons o0 + i 49 Jack MeAulife and Dick Wargs Ofer Phen T was a o, d a brone of south of North Many Totters of the Late Baron de Reln that had chinoterizod the policy of tho | CHMiFman sty + the Tody Will Con Orkatooss, T, Do 91.—The Jury found S0 o s ck Baree ; ‘: hen I was a boy, 1 had a bronchial Card. Cutbr Now In the Handsof the Author- Vi st THE DAL SWe v | vene Early In January and Deel Sam Peco (colored) guilty of murder in the 5,000 to Meet and Finldh- New Or- rouble {iSos. Frortemof the T At WLiRAdh - VTR bokt Sitster 1,900 Whether the Poliey of the Party st degroe and iifitxed the death penalt leans Oatbidden by New York vorn y Shatl The Changed He shot a man rdhted Miner Octe vestlgntion. to 982, cach playing thirty-two innings, with | ik ol here. of such a persistont and stube | Wost curt of Sth streot. os character, that the doctor pro tablished grado () 107.0 Easteurh of Oth stroet, os No Date Nawed, nounced it incurable with ordin tabliishoed gra . e g remedies, but recommended me to try “'-_l-v gurbof ivh stroet, ¢ ot lay the | Eoneronsly adimowlodged his - defeat Das Sotems, Th., Dss. Tl.~tSpectal Tele ED CROWELL DEAD. Ayer's Clierry Pectoral. T did so, and s Pante, Doc, 21.~In the senate today the v Motses, Ta., Doe. 21, —[Spec Center of bloek hetweei aux's highes! 8 runs were 125, 128 and %t : Bis b the 1 . 4 A Uit one bottle cured mo. For tho last fifteon street and 100 street...... 2110 ppecial committee chosen yesterday by the HelinaRers vate: 197, 40, 8 gram to Te Bee. ] —Chairman BIythe of the | \veit Known Young Attorney Expires Sado | PUFSes overoffered for two pugilists since ) of 10th streot, v3, T have used this prepasation with | 10.98 @ g 3 vepublican state central committee s in the Ao « . the days of the celebra hter Pigg was § L el L 0.0 standing committees reported in favor of ¢ fonrs were entortained that Baron o N i e dediari s lenly nt St Josepli's Hospltal. : i Lo ab it ey W good effect whenever talke a bad cold, | This ordluange shall take effe a well known young at- | DUng up tonight for Pugilists Jack MeAuliffe . 4 city. e declined, owing to his officinl posi X | L s bor 108 pResa 20 authorizing the procurer general to proceed | gy ns0 Rothsehild would lose his eye as the (T R e Tt s Bdwin I, Crowell 1 Dick B ' %A and 1 know of numbers of people who " o I R L8 PRSI against Senators Rennult, Albert Grevy tion, to give his views on the best policy torney of this city, died suddenly yesterday | 1d Dick Burge by Judge Newton of . 1812 PRI ivenet A D5va B otoount oL | s v st bt nday. Ut | ho party next year on the prohibition ques- | afternoon at St. Joseph's hospital of pneu- | Coney Tsland Athlotic club. The sum which | L¢P itin the house all the time, 1 wiickiana. conside 4 safe to be 0! City Clerk. their conncction with the Panama canal tion. Hesaidso many letters were being | monin. For something like three months | Uhe Erent seaside red for the battle glath kb sl E 1L DAVIS, 5 im foor ts 'of tho, state A 5 T, C. Woodson, P. M., Forest Iill,W.Va. Prosident City Counoll. feauds, M. Thovonot, who Is ex-minister of | ot 0 iohod. and the (nfiammation fs | TcCCLVed by him from all parts of the. state | past the deceased had been in bad health | 1S #45,000, d Ll SULNIVOVE oved Docomber 1ivh, 148, fustios, solomnly afivimed that ho nover vo- | wubeidine. and recovens bs onlt question of | ! [CRAN to the Sconference” that he should | and had uby wiven up bis law practice, | _The latest bid comple overtops the cou h GEOL T BEMIS ceived o centime from the PAnama Canal | guve you | call the state committee tozether early in | Three or four o his condition grew | £30.000 purse which Captain Williaws of the g ‘ ayor. ISy ditie Afroctly or indiroctly i January, and put hefore it the situation, and_| yapidly worse Jon the advice of physi- | Crescent City club of New Orloans made L. 4 y (Y Tuvested in Mexioan Ruilronds, s action at that time would decide the ad- | eians, Te was removed to the hospital, where | for the fight Wednesday The parlinmentary commission of inquir Crry oF Mexico, Dec, 21.--Jumes 8. Clark- | visability of a conference of republicans on | he died . sl A R e francs, | oo, ox-nssistant postmaster generali V. T, | what the future attitude of the pavty should | The niews of his death payable to bea wus n WD, Oote | s sldent of tho Colovado Tron com. | bein the saching campaign. On the | phoned to George O'Brien and several othe i : : o neling Horz us compensation for his services | (0 '\! W. Clay of Phitadelphis and T, 11, | quest next convention naming the | intimate friends, and groved a great sho The purse was extended for the two BN PN volistng” Tho cxamitiity magis- | Diatecci il B, o, Hopare 0F Now Yoru wdidato for United States senator, he had | s Mr. Crowell wis wolt known and had a | Heghtweights for their a trate has impounded all the traceable bons | have been here for sevoral days ne. | Some doubts as its wisdom. He would | host of fricnds in this city and throughout | S au portur and all of Baton de Reinach’s let- | gotiating for the purchas of the city | 1ot five his opinion as to who would be the | the state. The deccase present were MeAuliffe, Eddic Stoddard, his ters relating to Panair AL affaivs i 1800 | Ko O v ho 0t 900 Kilometery | Hext governor of Towa, but was of the opin- | of age and was born in Australia, where his high averages. Schaefor was unlucky, but | NEW Yomk, Dec. 21, -Oneof the largest Figaro this (Thursday) morning says the baron is in no danger of losing the eye. The “For more than twenty-five years, B ning, and wil was a suffecer from lung trouble, ate undoubtedly create a big sensation in sport- | | ing circles ORDINANCE NO Anordinanc celarin tended with coughing so severo at times SXISting on the sonth Uio bank of earth now CX St On Sho south haif of lot, 10 Konn tze's s to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms | 41 adiitfon, 1Al or i niiiice frequently lasting three or four hours, | B ft orduined by the city council of the. sity T was induced to try Ayer's Chorry Poce AR L 6akth toral, and after taking four bottles, was | inzon the sonth huifof Tor 1 Kouniye's 3 thoroughly cured. - Franz Hoffwan, | 8ddition in the chy ot Ot e and - the was at once tele eptance at the Jumes cafe tonight. The only persons was about 52 years i | ¢ | Fch A 0 1 Judge Newtol epresenting the 5 § SU10 18 boreby « od 10 he A nulsance, and and 1801, s well ns 0 document written by R s Teported b e | fon that this year the republican party must | father at that time was ropresenting the iAol it B Clay Centre, Kans, CHBRIYS I8 P TATaD 1 T A s HEB A B RYEAr aoxtiowiodaing thio recelpt of 000, e i T it B wiq | scloct the man fov other reasons thun be- | United States goverament. Coney Island Athletic club; Phil Dwyer and i 10Wn the Tront parts of 8ald south Ralf of 18 000 francs from the Panama canal yeple. to Do #0.000,000, although some j“ &5 000,000 -"illv:-i\-lml-|"h|||\ politicians themselves wanted | m‘llnI I*(\il__\h'_‘l I““"l” came o u;;.‘.m and | Captain nk Williams of the Crescent La crl e 10 h\‘u”"”«' 2 nddition 52,18 10 provent tio Provost de Launey advised the investig e 5 = ROROL i X \_‘.' ': ”‘_ 1 _\ iis home since that time, City .\llflw‘flwn'h]'t When the |l.\l'|\‘ll‘]\| S pp | ;"‘:” 'IL»‘ “lmvx‘»' or washing of arth theres tlon commission to summon and cxamine the They Mean to Kill. S TTYT Taticosil ‘ Some years o e s 0 depity sherif | s mibjod. MeAWTe asked Newton if he pro “Lastapring Twas taken down with | oo, dhon e adiseent sidewalk, and the men who hiud beep minigters of the interior | paus, Dec. 21—Tlo report. that Clemen Dis Morss, Tn., Deo, 9l.—[Spoctal Tolo- | S e poy kLaaitlor, and filéd tho po- | poged to'r e oS, my | MUBTIDDE. AU times 1 was completely | INILY days from the passaco of this® ordis ,",',,'uu _I{m',\,;",'\“. m"l,‘“. 18, $ 7" | ccauand de Roulede have serious intentions m to Tue Bre |—Attorney D. A, Holmes, | Pritchard & Cowan and as long as hishealth | bid is $45 A Judy I prostrated, and so difficnlt my SRULIGL e e L“flfi“,‘.”fl ...;'{.'. ‘], ’,‘,’,‘.‘,'l RABMIS 11 Drositont Carnotls Nanie 8 to their ducl tomorrow 1s fally confirmed A\l adyiser of the new Sioux City, Chicago [ Was @ avery pood practice, privei McAuliffe then informed Newton that the | breathing that my breast scemed as it tng or refasing soto o, e board of pubs o In Proshdont durnors Same: || The condivions agreed upon will show the | & Baltimore tailway company, was in con. | P i cviminal cases, Whicit b nade | amotnt was sttistietary. bt e would st | eonfined i an fron enge. 1 procured a || EShaTuRs) hotchy i et 1o iyl g Ribiayot: tadic ;‘l'"] Ly Ean byl HOIRO 6 :R(.‘ |.i. :u»,l‘v‘u:‘\fll m_\vl::;. king in norve ::f ference todny with the Railway Commission | . L i ey )'v‘u‘\‘i‘l‘ n \\” liamy had fo say in the hottle of ‘It\"'lvf l« herry llwmml, inul {or Le BN OF QSSUsSTi tho Sano. AgRinst ot, radical deputy fof Seine, cre is not adatal resi hoy are to fig] e & 4 e =i gt K ed is a physicid ay of rais nonnt no sooner had hegan taking it than | sad'lot whiethier o not. e siid recontly Uit i | (ith pistols, e two combatants are to bo | 0 aslk for tho richt 4“»":»||l|<ll|\.|| property in | in o hospital i Philadelphiia and | fhe New ‘Orleans matchmaker scemed | pyjiof followed. Teould not helievothat | Seetion 2 That thig orlinauce shall take list of the compromised members of purlin: | geationed twenty-five yards apart, but with | Sioux City for additional depot facilitic taphed the sad news last night. | fivst to have to telegraph his club in New 18 eltaet <eouldr tio Al 11l | effect and bo fu fore from und after (ts pass ment had been submitted o President | gho”hkiviloge of advancing to five paces | The property in question is owned by bus! nless it is the wish of the family that the { Orleans and _await instructions before ne | the effect would e so rapid and tho S0, Carnot. 'This is the first official mention of | 5, As both men are considered good | ness menand is valuable. The ¢ s set 1 body be sent cast it will be buricd here. In { could bid higher. MeAulife then suid cure so complete.” =W, H. Williams Passod Deccmber 6th, 1802 F President Carnot's name in direet connection | gFEe {48 S T Delioved that onoe or the o hearing in Siov.. City, January that case the funeral will be held Saturday | he would siwn articles of agreement Cook City, 8. Dal JOHN GROVES, with the scandal. Many belicve that o hoss | oy will be killed. | “Ihis line isa Swoux City enterprise, and | afternoon to fight Burge before the Coney Tsland Ath 1 P DAV Oleeks tile motive is responsible for its introduction. AL s its western terminus in that mun 1 e letic club for a $45,000 purse, providing that AYER!S President Olty Counell, M. Carvalie, secretary of the Gaulois Pub- Passed the Liquor Reform Bill. N. Desparois is president; ( NEWS OF YESTERDAY. the stipulations be made in the document Approved Decomber Sth, 180 lishing company, u-‘)‘vlmyl l|4\_ unl‘u 1:\«» [ | meof Pants, Dec. The Chamber of Deputie: 11 | ical railrond man, is vi wu\nnh Dombitic that Dick Roche, his backer, would approve GEO m;\|{l~'. ¢ho published in the Gaulois on > remainder of the di e hisizc ol f the b cing satisfactory to 1yor. rupt uses of moncy by the canal compar lmulnrtm reform bill, Iu.Yhulhil‘u.\shm pre- | joeted line runs east o Anthonm. thence Ll ln‘x‘nln[\mp ills at Blackstone, Mass,, ately dtawii up and skened by MeAulifte NOTICE O THE SITTING OF THE The artjcle was written, he suid. by a win | ceding the division, the Chamber rejected o | outheast to a point in the novthern part of [ "\ UIERESTHE 0 00 Nowton alse. attachod his signature and O Y 1Or: 05 04 G4 1081 Liowah | AEs. CITY COUNCIL AS A BOARD O of very high standing and accurate informa- | motion in favor of a bourse tax and a motion | Crawford county. There it branches, one 061 01 VO VY S o x;};;;:xl"“-r Los | likewise acted as witness. The agreement by all Drug Price §1; six bott ALY OUT s AS { A 1 Tion a8 to the company's affaivs in favor of a new sur tax of 9 francs on alco- | hranch reaching Story City and connecting Calitoinin : 4 stipulates that both men ire to fight ot 13 Prompttoact, suretocure BQUALIZATION. M. Floguet, president of the Chamber, ex- | hol. The latter motion was killed pite | with the Towa Centril and the Chicago & 1 Thomas Gasion, eaptain | pounds, championship of the world, Nothing y To tho owners of tho lots. parts of lots and cused himself by letter from uppearing be- | of Finance Minister Tirard's protest t S | Northwestern. The other branch continues | L inastreet fight with W. ¢4 | is mentioned about the loser's end, that be- 1 estate abutting on oradjncent o the fore the commission today, as he was obliged | rejection would inevitably result in a def southeast through Deeatur county into Mis- | fel instantly kitled his opiw- [ ing only a secondary consideration. = . 144 haroi niined of to preside over the Chamber. Tomorrow, at | in the budget. After voting two months' | souri,where it connects with the Chicago,Bur- | nent GBIV TR CIARp Al taloEFADIcA. | - Nolles [ heraiy e v nAe o I 1 DArCwithin ny of 10 . m., he wrote, he would appear to tes- | supply, the Chamber adfourned. lington & Quincy, and by that line with the Ideon W, Marslh the fugitive procident of | his club of its rival's latest move and asked | order e by the Gkt conttof Doitly You FOF YOt by notified tify. s . Baltimore & OF wreeked Keystone bunk of Philudelph for instructions. Williams informed a re- | county, Nebriskau. in cause of Benjumin | that t 1 of tl y of Ot e commission then adjowrned until to- AL LLUE Ll LU G s As projected, the line would cross the Chi- | lits been heard from. “He 15 av present porter that he expecetod & roply in about five | Melquist, plaintin, azainsy Fred € Weymulier, | sita of kquii © i o morrow morning. Joxvox, Dee. 21 —Senator Allison, Sena- | oz "Rock Island vific about 100 miles | SO AIHC 3 X _ | hours. Burge has already signed, so it looks | defendunt, Twill sell on Sutiday, Dvcembor | tho_city elerk, in the OmaHD enator Albert M. Grevy was oxamined | tor Morgan and Sceretary Hale, members of | wost of Dos Moinos, but it i understood ceretary of (ho Tresitey Foster will visty | (00 B s sty siied, =0 110M | 11803 at pubtieauetion 1o G inehes b | braskaon Briaat. tho 2100y 5’ iitambue: for two howrs toduy by Magistrato Franque- | ghe delegation who represented the United | overtures arve being made to bring the line to | BILY T TRt B 16 e Lenot iy 4 bagult TGI8 AR O R RV ORI AtE e D K ville. ; States at the Brussels monctary conference, | Des Moines and use the Wabash tracks from | export of fold . e old Tunder, slides s stiyines one iof of By, | proposed fevy of specinl ixos and assessiqonty The de Roulede-Clemenceau duel has not | o hyijced for New York on the steamship | here south, 1t is also snid thav Fort Madi: e powder nill, having—a o v oof ¢ e an s Suitable for fee packing purposes: one wison | s shown by TProposed Plians of Assessient’ yet beenarranged. De Roulede, although ahn at Southampton today son wants a divect line to Sioux City, and | 100 “pounds of powder a duy heen New Oureans, Lo, Dec. 21 —The track was | scales and wazon hoy rtain lease. de- | now on file’in the office of said city clerk, ana cepting M. Clemenceau's conditions, desires i¢toole J1unGh T has made overtures to the new company. ried near St Louts, Mo, to v oppe still deep in mud today. Only two favorites | seribedas follows, fu-wit rdate of De- | corn 1y ereors therein. and of hearinz o have the affair referred to a court of arbi- L S t = Tion 1o the 1rust oh WG e e Tt o 1 somaber 2 1801, yiade hy homas Davis 10/ wll compiiinis tht th owiers of property s bR A6 Re <7HE wasitho! 6F gation in Condon. Graves Given Five Years, i) ke 5 won. hile the horses w 1t the post for | Benjamin Melquistand i ¢ Woymnllor, run- | to be assessod and taxsd iy mikes sala tration which shall define who was the s L os L, il Herk at the wholesale | g0 I 3 R | IR0 YO RO AT B T Aot A e e A D Ly KBIRA fender. The duel conscquently has been ELECTION RETURNS, Denvque, Ta., Dec. 21.——[Special Tel indow at (W &eneral postoflice, New | the fourth race Inove. turnin L R AP ADIGO T TRl e P R ATt | avibniDaTE D st oL tilo od indefinitol 2 -t 2, o1 Tie e Wabis X City, has diswppared, leaving a short- | Dreak, caught Sargent’s les in his teeth, She R T 8,6t BoliliA L ps bbbt L el postponed indefinite gram to Tue Bee| -Judge Woolson this | ) 1 Fa T i f (LOBLL | soetion 2, in townsh L ranse 13, cost cral improvements duly suthorized o bo R At this ovening: that o hundred 5 4 e of betwveen 35,001 and $10.000, dragged him from bhis seat on Captain | \j o) AR LR e i h 3 UV L G VRIS A0S Results of the Canvass in Minnesota and | morning sentenced R, B Graves, pres ST A s D and tied to stamp him. Tho horse was | tages'y: bedasTollbws e | madenid now complotod, ns followss . checks beaving the names of senators and | ¢ £ Dame tumor is atdin busy filiing out the and tvied to stamp him. The horse was | ! o ¢ )vor and cuebii deputies have been secured by the examnining Montann Consoling to Republicans. dent of the wrecked Commercial National | places in Mr. Clovelnnal’s cabinet, The Liest | beaten off. The surgeons say the hoy is not | Cass stree 3 ML stroot, magistrate. i St. Pavn, Minn., Dec. 21 he state can- | bauk, to five y in the penitentiary, the | > Bon M Dickinson will be | seriously hurt. The bowrd “of control ov- | five years from D ; Drovement (istr 10, snid pav- Procosdings in the Chamber. vassing hoard is at work. Results so far | minimum term. The bond on appeal was in- 4pthe position of scere- | der + clerk to refuse the entry of Inovo feame hoy il outbullding 7 Lo the sum of $4,835,80. 1nad 8ald HOW 6 AU N61s0n; Fopublicang Hhs @ plurality S R : N e ; ; in all races jn the future \ ain’ plec ot ‘s on- i | e o hetsitn DL il s, fate »r the opening o | Show that Nelson, republican, has a ality ,and the defendant w he rumor that Pregsia rrison will at T ot i an | 1 situated, Said ground bei . by o report duiy adopred by e oy SRocho. | Of 14020 for governor; D. M. Clough, for il Junary 8 to file a billof exceps | (e eI of iy i or i e, five furlongs: Groon | fil s ot scion 2 o 15, | o iyl st on e et oo minister of commerce, whom' the procurer | licutenant governor, hus a plurality of 18454 | tions. — © I ol L AR IVOISIER NS, Booi pArtiRtly cons | (0 iy : 1y i A i SN LTI L LA general yesterday was authorized to prose- | other state ofticers on the vepublican ticket Graves' trial has been very closely watehed | firned at Washineten, 1) e sel A point “on the east lne of sid 40 ae back process in depth (o alloy: cute for sustaining corrupt relations with | have pluralitics runging f to 18,104, | by business men all over'the state, as the | ") 4 wee between' Hozan and McCormiek, 4545 (9 1) au Jull {6 to 1) won, Jullus Sus ¢ fect south of said 40, running thencee wost assesstient for eurbinz 1o be made west of the Panama Canal company, ascended the | The constitutionai amend prohibiting | defendant was a prominent man in financial | ehampion and cx-champion <kitors, resped D e ] | fest, thonce; nortli 860/ fect, thouco eitst street us the curh there was lald by private L y r ; 1 race, selling, one mile: ence south 280 feet to the place of he- | parties, Rate per foot for pavine, %6460 speaker’s tribune and made his defense. He | special legislation was carried, and that for | circles in Towa fer many years. "The criti- | ively, of the world, ovesa threc-mile'course at | (1 10 51 won, Sizht DIt (3 10 1) second, Gle e iR PR B G T i o ) was laboring under intense excitement and axation of sleeping car 8 cism is on his management of the Commer- | polis, Minn, y it, Ho; r(810 1) third. Tim 2001 aeres, nmore or less, | Tocoverthe costof pavin: Lowo avenue, B it nrins! viblantly, ns he) wilicod LA, Mont., Dec, 21 —Theofticial can- | ¢ial bank, as he did a most unwise thing in i easy wing o Fourtl race, selling, five fuvlonzs: Ansel, | e sale of the forogolng (o taxe piace at 10| from ilamilton street to Mercer avenue, the aisle. As he pussed the ministe 1SS ws that the assuming the control of the banl, and then | A. . Andrews & Ga. dealers in- sehool (0 to 1) “won, Thie Judse ¢ 1o 1) second, w3, on seid day at the fee houses, | paving distriet No. 206 amounting o the Sam bench, he faced about suddenly and ex- i “has o plurality of 1,270 over | did not attend to its management persoually | : furniture at Ghi have filed 11 4100 Doo even) thivd. Fiie: 1:121;, s on the premised described in said | ord 2, which said sumnit is proposed ) e fiwce ddenly and has o ality of 1, A e R e T S | dwin D Wut u former salesian of | Fifth vace, handi one milc: oy | lezses and Cut O Tk i repc Lopted by the city counc claimed: “Oh!you hypocrites and scoun- d clector. The republi- | as clos Sl i : 2801 slaiming thitf the defendant had de- [ Owsley (5 10 11 wor octon 4 to v in office stationery and | assess on tho real estate on eachi side of drels!” cans elect Hurtman to congress by 172 plu- | allowed J. K. Graves to borrow large s | them ot of $100,000. Bonfire (5'to 1) third 55, the Gate City leo | avenue, from Wamilton street to Meroer Several ministers retorted hotly. In the | rality, and the entire state ticket. except the of money for speculative purposes, wh | srs configed iy the Helena, Ark 2 — — compiny sale tot i k| enue, nccordinz to foot frontaze and the confusion of the house, the incident was | chief justico of the supreme court, not, from the_evidence produced, appear to i have died from the Clo the Hoburt Sale. P . of sadd diy, at the offies « . | usnal sealing baek process in d('Jv\ll 10 center “noticed only by deputies on the front bench ton, democrat, beating Blake, republic ¢ | be secured. With the knowledge that very e e NEwW Yorg. Dee. 21.—Today's selling con- | No. 1 I amstreet elty of ¢ of block or st alley. Ruto 2 00t B1.206217, As he began his defense, M. Roche's vo 1,630 votes. ‘The republican pluraiitie large overdrafts had been made and not ac. | knowiy pa d cluded the sale of the Hobary farm 3 Lt Ol { Eho cost of privite appronch, amounting to wwas sharp and unsteady and from begioning | the remainder of the state tickey range from | counted for in the entries, the books were so | ously ill from the sunc ciuse, .| stock. Grand total of sales, & Recaiver of (he Gato Gity ; estaty ol i T s 10 end Lis manner wis nervous and strained skillfully ‘manipulated as to dec I Ul IR e IR s o e John Q. Berigner, Attorney [ESBLs B0 b of paving Commerein) He said _he did not know what cnemies he -— comptroller i regard to the bauk's condi- | £y trensurer of St Moy stéalings from i aver per head on R street. from Sharman avenue to 20t strect, i had to face, nor did he care, for his ton. ; s thie NOUNZ | salo, &284750; number of horses ORDIN 9 Davinz - disteet - No, mounting science was clear. e had nothing with The defendant at once gave notice of ap- A siug1da s dotisu 4. At the conclusion of the Hobart sale K Anordinanee declarine <Sity of wrads + 10 (ho i OF STLILON which suf sumit, 15 Which to roprouch himsclf, His most ven- peal to the supreme court of the United T B. B, Plerce and 7. W, Garrett wore | 102€ & Co. began their sale of trotting sto Ing Soward street from o to 28y | Brovosul, by a roport duly adopted by the omous cnemfes could not conmect him with Tcnnsns Legislaturo. States, Buil was placed at 310,000, which | ot Hown 1 the fommcsios i offerod by Iart, Boswell & Bowoerman Liros. | strot, und anpolntiue threo disintorestod | (% SOUARLE SRNESRRE RI0 FRURGN RS foeg 855 the lottery bond affair, us he did not even . Dec, 21—Judge 5. C. Webb | Was furnished after’ considerable difticulty, | fion, Lu., Dby someone outsic Two ne- | of Lexi 1 Ky, and 15, D, W of Bell o .0 sk o8 vl I Sherman avenue 16 20th street, aceording o vote on the bill. He denounced the pro- | 4 q o™ conimenced proceedings in the aves left for his home in Tusson, Avi £ro suspects were avrested. Both of the mur- h Thirteenn horses were Y e % | foot frontuce and the usual scaling buck pro curer- gemeral for procooding against uy commenced proceedings in the et E Aered men were higly respected eif sold at in average prico of 1,493 per head Tt g | cess indepth from strect 1 foot, not a- deputies on insufficient evidence, and de- | Subreme cowrt to contest the election atiw prominent women conneeted Amount of o, £15,110, z the conter of block: Provided, thut 3) foet clared that in his case at least, these gentle- | of five vepublicans to tho legislature. | DeS MoiNes, In., T 1 umblan: Luw i L ; ] uitioned | shall bu déduotod on the frontugs of tux fou men would be found to besadly inerror. | The proceedings are in the nature | Sam to Tue Bee]—The railroad commis- g Jive beed Who Got the Five? an \ vo suul | 2 eastof Commercial street. Rato per foot. 3 5 = 5 | 1ot through any short com- < 5 ono o Glths ! e cost of private road wiy . ainou ‘While passing back to his scat M. Roche ve- | of a mundamus, asking the court to pa sion today finished computing the average b Wy bug: throngh the conduct of Gannrwsox, In, Dee. 21.-Last evening | dpnofy i hi: provided for in s 3 sum of H5,04, 10 be ussessed to cefved many congratulations from his fellow | wpon the techuical and constitutional | compensation paid railroad employes i Towa | trusted i i Julius Sansa bet his brother Auzustus § ho | and tho cost ; ate adjoint ; e members. questions waisod Dy the populists and | for the last ten yoars: with the following re- ck Oleson, of Milan, Monn., Just batoro lio | could not Ieill him with a 82-caliber . thivey | i3 sauntinstiilingste; thevefore o R L S i D AR Bt L HANEO N M. ROUVIEIVS DEFENSE. Dol i5susilh pronibitiag B tHeREAval xopibs he Fed at that plaee Mb and | paces. Their sister was stakeholder, ot Oumahis | fine of tax lot 6 in strect fmprovement dfs- el RS 0 oD 3 Monroe Ervicks and thelr infant son. | gustus fived and the buliet plowed Julius’ ton 1 That itis proper and ne amountin: 1o the s of %5, 105 40, B e < tibns nr ‘thalOoreaspondent of the |«..\\|:: ml:n“a vh“-' rfl‘lw. % o \(|Pu th ”iwf”m T N A A TR temple. Later he became cnyaged 108 horeby do: Lrod proper il nocessury | 1 siid sumn it 1; proposed :v\ wreport rlllx‘lv, SIS sea - the certificates o cured 8500, R e e SR crale’ SOWArd stroel 1010 proscl n | U ity Ouncil 0 fsxess ou the : R AN oge e | ulican) by the roturning bo: | i Interesied people who huve made D Bt . s i NE0 nsolsh | vebilshied. grade, Including | nesassary -ap- | pro ruta, on cich sile of 2nd Loxvox, Dec, 21.—The Paris correspondent 1l usk to delay the b it is st s : T ) e A G L ol b ey are | e, Trom 200 Lot 0 St St | <Ol tom 10ppion o o south ling of of $ho Daily Nows points-out the futility of v 5 [t o ! Widaislnpine |ho ononsingedalnnd 1) nes paotively; [ Instaeeity ofi e T T | T e L R P M. Rouvier's defense, who, he says, in trath, 'y o | favor the ide (tinu the gu ' | atof the city co ADBOIAL Chr2o dlsinter- | treet G0 feot, Rato por foot. ELE0L The cos sought the assistance of the voyalists to | s it will of course make 1o difference ST 1 1 e OR R hosbiaton Cixeissats O., De The Lloyd-Nor- | e5tad apprasers 10 appraiso, assess and Gotor- | of private roadw s dmountinz to the sum of 4 . : how the cases are decide . b g R y 3 he damags Lo proserty owners wiieh | #1057 (o 1o 1 5508564 10 1ho Teii estite wdjoliis keep Clemencean and Flogquet out of ofice at | ) . 1 At New Orleans Arehibishop Junsen cele- tavas declared o draw after forty |y he caused by such g Nz, t the time when Boulangism was synonymous PERSONAL b ARAGTAPIS, o 8 ; e s silver Jubilee us bishop o i of radiculs. —— s S Bishop O'Hirra ed | conside in i Sl ritioment, | o cover the coit of pav W curbing | thespecind benefits, it any, tw such pronerty | Sp L fron Sherman avenue to M4t W1t was only after the fall of Grevy,” tho | C.C. Upham of Lincoln is at the Millavd, | ——— Jubitee: Bothbsontiwere atteno 'y IN THE JURY'S HAND. A T AN | P R e ont disurieg No 42 . B Ot iea. o ditha nave John E, Olney of Norfolk is at the Paxton, rohibs Lose One Rous Deople prominent In the tatholic church, : == 1 et and bo in Tores from id Afler s puss- | sum 1t 1 Biiepeanondant i hon sang tho 8 B o s s ob e Bsha Y Fort DobGE, Dec. 21.—[Special T The con ashington, . (., det Evidence Submitted in the Fanss Murder | § Ty theeity coune the Floguet-Goblet ministry that the roy Lol i laiakshe My, i, R oy crats hiy harge the ceremonied wiich Trial- A of Tusanit wssed Decomber Mth, 1802, rinl estats on both of Spenecr st ist® joined Boulinger. Coustans hud | W. B.Roseof Lincoin is stopping at the | SYAM J omonn ¢ will attend the inaugaration of Presidents | The trial of Georso Fauss was completed | JOTIN GROVES frou Shermin azenuo to 21th stroct, iecord- B b redmury of secrot sl 1 Areade. Gowrie druggists and the prohibitionists | clect Cloveland are quarreling amons (hem- 5 ( B (conlhied s ; D ing o fook frontage and tho - usual soiiine RRIBE IS MIBASHEY, O SocrabSerYo ooy, | =y B, Penny of Lexington is n guest at the | hus terminated in & temporary vig » 150 result of one of (heir rows two | yesterday afternoon, and the life of that P DAVES, Diiek process i depth to the tirst. alloy or L and thercfore it was Floquet's cabivet and | Millard, & 8 Aguesvd the former. J. H. Ketterer's appli wembersof the committee have resigned. young man is now in the hands of the jury. | A 11 0 ! ”»‘ !~'f! I “im”“m‘r“ 26708, ! i B o g R Millind, e former. J. H. erer's applic « W. Howell B rABD bbabLe i | i el rane SR y pproved Docember 1t o cover thecost Of paving and carbing 66h not Rouvier's that wanted the sinews of | 7 ™h " o varcaux of David City is at the | # permit to sell liquor was grantec i Yerdiguellnandstidiand, & betts: | The defense put but two witnesses on the GLO. [ 8 e e R P e ) strec Arcado eist will bo permitted to sell liquor for | Sentonced by e Juixe’ of i oot | stand, the defendant himself, aud his former | o nstroer’ lmproveniont distret o 2k 2 v of Stert is | medical uses upon the filing of the customary | sitting it eity to eightos months in the pmployer, Herbert R, Hopkins of Sious City, NANCE N amonnting to the suwm of K hich sald & R Reushaw of Steriing is a guest ut the | 3i5hg “irhe prohibitionists who signed o pe. | penitentiury und fined 32,000 ench for violite | friie soriiod s e stob the st bt dud | ORDINANCI: NO. S0 L I8 proposed by report dily sdopid de Losscps.” Arcade : ; PRion 10 prevent the pranting of tie. permit | Iz the Brovisions of the. intrstate con Fauss testified that he shot the gitl, but dit | An ordinanco ating the east twenty=nino | by (e ety voi ns tollown: “Hho Commenting upon the ill-usaze o Clemen.- | i Dailyy ef Peru 15 o guest ab the | ype very much chagrined, and say that i Loy, Sigmor, 3 et }ulm:v hyga l“";lr' poltorAlls lw';w‘ bl ubor) A D A N PO A ] 1y 10UNO: cenu by tho succonsivo corrupt Winistries: 3 . | Will ‘see that Ketterer sells Tquor forno | Certificate holders in the endowment order [ why he shot himself. “He said that the ) pspondent describes an incident that on of Genes Son it Ehiors of Nat o4t 5 sy 5 pool of sald 25tk south uf Culifo 5. Pl ror Lssessed pro et ? j stopping at the | other than medical purposes or forfoits his | £ 5ons ind Davighters of Ameriea huve “filed | decensed had a revolver in her hand wi once oceurred in_his preserice on mecting the elder Carnot, while the present president | war to combat Boulanger. Whatever may Rave been the failings of M. Constans, ho | does not uppear to hiave held ont his hand to Xt o s west 1 on thi pr sl o U streot 0 in the suprenie court of Massachusetts a bill > A1r8t 8 s fived, and ho was sitting in | 1, nexy \b 0 tho wuss iy of | on tho De | A OUOR i bond i1 G0ty nakine that tho ATAIRS OF (ho oraar | 1o Arst shot was fired, und ho was sitttug 1n | 08y8 nd andcproviding for thot) fsom Blor R A Tt 1 ) » Charles Joyce of Weeping Water is at tho S ey be wounid up and iver appointed. The |8 O } 08 L et i nyayineeot ronnd so vaeatod to Wills | ing 3 fronkang.iund was winister of finance. The old wan's eyes | Merchiants indebtediness dmotnts 10 $495,000, and the | nd took the weapon away from her and | faw I Swoesy, i RS flashed with unger as he referred to the pre- | © 1 R jiiiston of Crete is réei Cuicaco, 1L, Dee, 21 cush on hand 15 only 87,000, shot her. The effort of the defense was to | 80 Itorduinod by the eity councilof the ety | frict us r i el yalont corruption. “Formerly,” ho suid, | gk mamanon Of Crete s végistered at | 4o g Bre.]—Poter . —_ prove thut the fivst shot was the fatalone, | Bl sy 1y pursunuee of tho report | assossod for v pue this ;hwll r.-pumlmms. were known lknaves who I,‘” )‘ '“ 135 of Notfolk is stopping ot from Lake View, la., was found asphyxis ¥ 150 that llr‘ was accidentally fived by the | of thocommiittee on inance wnd the comnit- | curbtu ot ke, pot tunt for oved only plias % . I lteynolds of Novfolk is stopping at | o 5 s Aifiota Talia atay v Gladstons it it f c 4 | Tou On SLRGOUS ind 10y Dresento’ (o the tity | biavine ) Yhing %1719 i ) the Milla in hul;mtn ll,‘ [§ Aln 1 h ||4||)|L| \:|‘i|~ Dn"n s .|.‘“L'..‘u:'|‘.du'r ol 1 short vacation in Hopkins festified that he bolieved the de- | counellduly 12the 1805 1eiAtng 10 Lo 8ot 4 To cover the cost of puving ““--'(l‘i Jnibibus I, 1ite of Grand nd s v g ¢ the Nor estern depc . © 2 ends o o bee isane for sove | ment betwoen the ¢ vy of ¢ v i city, in stroet inprovement disteier No, 497 R. I\ Hite of Grand Island isn guest 1 ke bho - Norehiveptern . conobriotays 0.1.0¥aldon and Dy Baudalof Bt. Joyns, | fendunt 1o huve beck iusane for soy T T T ol e T LR R B S SRR P s il the corvespondent adds, were plotorraphed | the Murray cas was found turned on full, and the hotel | N33 jive betn cons teted o the o months. He was kno the euploges | 1L nad Willluny 7. Birecey coneurairip tho | amoshiihuto the s et SLnhib ARSI by M; Constans when he was minister of the TTohn G Bollosk ol Columbus. suest at | people think that Scott blew out the gas | swindling life insuvance companics. about the establishment as *Crazy Geovge” § PROERE 08 EEFISIIRIE AN SEE o rtiehton | by tha ety counell 1 5 pro Tt on both interior. 1t is probable thut a police spy ob- | the 1axton. when he retived last evening. He had been | Over 1,300 men working i the Speine 141 | and “the Crazy b and the witness | Saliforntit e Bure e e a0 () faut, | &lies of tio atioy In bingl L, sl to fooy tained tho book coutaining the stubs at | p o Bischard of Norfolk is stopning v the hotel two days, having brought a car- | Junetion, N. 8 uiines hve quit work be- | said that he ‘aete peculinr manner, | wore of wss, of St \ Ve i of Califors | frontazo and the usnal sealin 8 posort. which the bavos § sior R ORI 200 AQLIDMG 18 BLonDL load of stock to Chic: An’ inquest was use of exeessive lines levied upon thiem by ing to himself and making models for ceesy's addition | to the depth uf oue Int. fute por foot, E26251, lflllf)e ll)ufiult 1“.1"“ ) nl ”.n |' iln«lmn\ 1 | the Murray held this afternoon ! the bosses. he said he was g t » e ts horeby | 10 covor 1he cost and auspeetion for lnying BB Eh 1113 bavon afior M. Constins tad Br. M. 1. House of Toxington is rogiste “' Sl o merchants, Dyl 0l and erected across the Chi viver, Onc 1 porinunont sido walla Julil, bycliord & ASREA e A | e the Arcide. obbed Buve been arresied L Vi on the. ortunate admission m the part of the | \ g St 1 15 propesad by & roport du v supposed that M. Herz obtained ono copy | the Mevchants, vam to T Bee.| od Ness, well known | o 50,000, 0o 5 ARBONDE [itho m.livlmx«fll Hnw]ll'fl ndantat the | : rips of st horoby £ ARAR oL and that M. Rochefort sent another copy to | (Capiain Cormack is slowly recovering | u this eity as traveling solicitor of Colonel ho probate of Lord Tennysonts will will b [ ime compared with what 16 was 4 few | o bo gonvoyol lu dug 3 ¢ S0 i 3 - ”. o . O o 0] Lf A0 0] S 1 o fi A8 NOwW Vel wn L Rwess) xecuted by tho B 4-0 lot b the governy 9 ; from his sovere illness Hiho i Bitante A il zn e el el e s pevona " catte anlounts Ton A Hesikbiaatit e Row ey HapiSiroets Sl Lot 6 blk 1 spondent of the Morning H. 8. Summers and wife of Norfolk is- | night in Underwood. Ness was held up by | 10 =M e 5 L o b d " b { i AT larians Sy g 2, This ordi u Lot 7 Uik 70 [TV A0 Tansone. Liotbn ni | e RUILIOOFH ROA Al (6.0} 16 in- Ungory v P DY | fron Hallam Tenny'®n o the succecding | like o hot potato. The juiler and jail physi- | PR AL shall L oL E bk RUBSAYS tha T do Tonsol L | gered at the Paston yestorday. thugs near the depot, his pockets rifled and s an, who liad seen the risoner every day | W4 bi in foree fr rious (e copies o o photographs o e S T 0 5 had collected., & ] o , who iy R e ay Passed Dece ! - B s o i notogranhs of sulciyece af Boatrise, commavolal ngant o neaily $i60. itk ha l_[‘;'h‘im' s i Lallhis | nvestizatior ition of the Sal- ? wtion, said that lie had e JONN GROVE ) 4o [ . AL Coustans | yye Rock Islund, is at the Millard, nileage books and eve 2 he possessed ation iy s = onmitiee soms of usunity, hut [ gaveone to M. Audricux becaisa he did nop | Mg 0 RER B ERIEERE o | Underwood s o little town on the Tock Tsl- | of prowfieat Lonto Reoplt inis resitied i 5 | Aever SHowh bty sympLoms of st . E P DAY )8 bl 154 Want to bo suspected of aiding tho present (ST BESHN VT e Paxton, Y | and, thirty miles from Council Bluffs Yeport dtuttorine i the exromo 10 General | s 0F 4 te v L Prosident Gity Couneil. | Lot i bllc 12 campaign; g g ks 0 ETRKON, —_— Booth for the hones® ad consclentious mun- Pai o Approved Decenber dth, I8 | Lovl bik 7 w3 Commonts, Paul Morto rrived in the city One I8 Mistuk ner i which he i dishos the large su e its di bho case ocoupiad sbous | GO, 1 BEMIS, | o b7 1 e last evening and rogistered at the Millard, g8 Morxes, Ta., Dec, 81.—[Special Tele iven into hipgh ve hours, and during much of the time 1he | Mayor oL i bk 7 s PR Chiscaiiolaia Pnria corvesbantont snye: [ 128l bud Mre: O E Van ook ot aio. | o088 Momes, In, Dco, S1=[Speslal Tole oursons Wookly s publication of London | defendant sav with his face buried in 1is | «—mm—mrmmmeee e L + End Ada “Sovora) deputios from the ex ntdo: | o Goueral and Mrs. O FL an Wyck of No- | gram to Tur Ben.|—Procoedings beforo the | M0 ki of Lon B e s R Tt o ORDINANCE NO. 8274, :hu"? that the gove 'nl-ll( has isoluted itself “ W. § Yo A yesterday. | heg Moines Presbytery in the case against s, el 2 each person the trial, and when on the stand broke down o the presumptive evidence of connterfoils on. 's of Hastings was in s " Anordinunes exenpting 182 feot of ground on ) ¢ Buxter today were confined to the i swadl quipuut for the priv completely when coufronied with the con- el side of that purt of Howard stroet, be To cover the which possibly uro counterfoits. M. Joil: | the eity yestorday and segisteredat the Mil- | GEGESN o of ¢ lavre mumber of witnesses | & by Ui ylodior, luls: be Tonsjons thae. e wade a0 0L A G R e L Tl ; i Dols, Tormerly procurer general of the cm- | 180 on the question of the veracity of Miss ( LnEiads. ¢ BN ing toa representative of Tug Bee and to | ordinune. of 81,787, 7, whlch s’ 1 p by 1, ro- pive, belloves in the counterfeit theory Ex-Mayor Frank P Treland of Nebras rude Snodgrass and o defend i h 1 2 Lo e sherift seveinl days lutor hen being | Beltordalned by the city council of the city | port duly adogted by fhe city conncil to*ns- trude Snodgrass and the defendant the pub the: sk -, ting N es L, - 5 & Uss o ¢ publfc 100 which | th f | TotOmaha: on the real estats along sald sewer pro Among the startling rumors curvent is ono | City, accompanied by Mz, Ireland, is at the | Jady says she was engaged to i e |l',, b taken from the hospital to the jull, ot Omabii S AT, " D Tant Tt RS Btttk o possiblilty of o presluentinl | Puxton Buxter, but tho pre it. No de o and has s (D Ta6L of #Paud oy SALIL & 00T ML HARE OF i s I dpul fromm BLIeov ot visis w.hhm a fow day G N. H. Nelson of the fiin of Branch & Co. | cision was reached up to a late hour, defeated inan atienpt o gain possession All » Indicted, §i SacL0k SFauNG an oA LA | anus AR b0 S SERL SARCEL O, ‘Tho Pariscorrespondent of the Times says | has returned from & two weeks' visit in the - —— Of rhoe estites known -as Tittensor Chiuse near Preessusa, Pa., T 21 -"Tvue bilis were | street, intho eity of O 5 reby | coistructed on Lwo sides shn 1 be assossed for the Paris papers betray an Hl-concealed con- | Black Hills, Muson Missi Treatham England from the posession of found by the grand jury this aftornoon | 18 oX r t Late per foo sternation. The Debats says thot “Iue Miss 11 i st 2y *. Missovrt VaLiey, Lu., Dec. 21,—]Special to | Which the hus heen datjarr the present | found by E 4 . Tnitg . Jver Lhe cost of sow r, cur nd i R altting of the Chamb st tlos: | Miss Hu en Broocck of Atohison, | . Bl o SrL duke. Thoe dos i e s ppli- ainst Master Workman Dempsey of the ction 2 ‘Dhat all ordnanees or 12, and paying on the half of DAt e, 5us, Sambor was tho wmost | icun., I visiting Mrs. J. 1. Glick of 005 | T | —About two weeks ago Lowell | cation o the conrt of ohi 1o have the | s e hor aud the cooks, Gallugher, | OFAINANGHES 0 TaF w8 Ui natho ConICL St tho A PATIBRAL IHE | Alnco 1871, tho vagu uvy Suspi- | Bupt street Mason suddenly disappeared from this place, | duke restrained from int with MG ‘ ! with ng slons hereof, be and the same ure Lereby smountng e the sy i, elon weighing like o stovi cloud on ail Leads, Hob. Tams Whitaboad 3 " AUSIRR " | posession of the place afid o hits b Davidson and Beatty, churged with “being | 1 i Lsum, it 45 | . roport recatling the famous days of o century apo. Hon. James Whitehead of Broken Bow, the | sinee which time no trace of him been | unounced refusing the application implicated in the Homestead poisoning Iiia {{iaghity aoh i ua on | R aL AR LN D The Gaulois says: “Tho final scenes in the | BtRUeman who reduced Congressman Kem's | di d. His absence is causing con efect and Le in force from and sfter its pi I the south ane-half of the i sibting careied us to the foodtide of the eon. | PIUrality ta such a small warein in the Sixth | siderable comment and it is fearec that — - = % feet of 1ot No. s Uapitol i Fention i the holght of the relgn of terro, district, is in the city, stopping at the Mil- | some fatality may have befallen him. His Passed December Gib, 150 s e furthor notliio ToAutalte says: “Itis a clear indioation | nd. parents are well-to-do people and ure greatly k : N GROVES Plaus of Awousicent are now subjuct 40 the we are I the midst of u revolution.” | At the Mercor: N. N. Leohuer, Akvon, | concerned over his absence. Highest of all in Leavening Power.~—Latest U, S, Gov't Report, E P DAVIE Cere Swhurs Of 8410 lots, MAris of Jois oF hioces Of Tho l':e‘l:h ml‘{;fllnlmnlu tof tho Tulegraph | O \Vlfllle_x W, Munsoll, New York; W. M. AT Prosident City Council. | real cstite, or the inspoction or exiunation o y everi haimber Vel I R, NOW- " ° Approved Decerber ofuny other porson intercated in sald wros ~ expectan o 4 L BEMIS, poced assessuicnts, st the ofice of sald city Premiere Charette are sugeestive of the | A. 1« Johuson, Dotroit: Dr.'d. V. Beghtol, | #ram to Tue Bee. | —G. F. Gustafson’s agri- S G Milyor. | clorle and that by'a report o€ i oo ties of guillonne and the reign of tervor has been | Friend: R, Rubeck, Newcastle, W) cultural implement house was destroyed by e suld Loyl ;‘:‘:‘A“{m apiac, 1t 18 jie0uowsd Uikt ~used in roference 1o the fist batch Cutcaco, 1L, Dee. 21.—[Special Telegram , fire last night. The loss will be ahout The Tacitic Eapress O X i | ouherwise orderod and determined. that tha senators and deputies 10 bo sacri- | o Tur Bee]—The following Nebraskaus | $10,000. The Sherman steam laundry was Preaident, Oliialia, Neb., et 182 | costof said inproverents respo-tively e is- in the Punama affuir. Tho geaeral | registered here today: Grand Pacific—W, | damaged to the amount of #00. Spon- Notleo Is hereby given that tho a nnual i ect | sesscd on the several Jote parts of lats snd ition is who will be the occupants of the | J. Lawreuce, Allen J. Marsh, £. N. Smith, | tancous cowbustion is the only explanation 10z of the ktockboiiers of tie company for ui o Piric fdi d the t m | BaHaeh of roul estate as showa by suid pros at Tumbril, The decoration and Boulan- | A, I Smith, Omabia. Valmer 13, M. Mel: | of its origin. The loss is nearly covered by i b atin i | Sl B HEIGAT ol 300 1ot 10 be compared with the | calf, Omaha. Wellington —Chavies A. Coe, | nsurance. i such other busiuess as 1may properly come be- A ou, g o f you, ule hereby notitod to gor fore 16 Wil o old ut thie amico of the con- | aphest before anid § of Lyuslization wt prosent crisis. Hoih republicans and radi- | Omaha; W. 1. Rosenthal and wife, Hermun | —— . No. 1401 arney streat, Omala, Nob.on | Tho time and pince ubove speciiled, 10 ke Thursday, January Sth, 182 at 1 o'clock u. . I i plaint, ¢ v or obleetion you | b 1 uro 1o bo sacrificed. No uomes of veac | Mauley, Lincoln, Grest Northorn-—il : Tuaniy Yoo (s tinl - -y politjcians have yet becn mentioned | Stimmel, Omaha, o | SwovkNey, In., Dec. 21—[Spocial Telo 1y Srde of g Hoed of Directors the cabinet be able to hnplicate i gram to Tue Bee, | —Judge Ryan today over- M. MORSMAN, P'resident W ATY | N Atiests ve deputies its fute is scaled. If you have piles DeWilt's Witch Huzel | rulel the motion for a new trial in the WILLIAM ¥, BECHEL, Bocrotur: mnt ihe right, om the other hand, | salve will surely cure you. Helm wurder case, and sentenced the de- 0 Incerning baid propose lovies and ussessinents of specia! JOHN Omaba, Neb. D