Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1894, Page 3

e ——— L A K 2 L TAL AT RY_ 11, 18)1. . 1 - e e vap o ALY BEE]SEWS FROV COUNCIL BLUFRS | soeetsmarviastas oo | FIELD AGAINST GEAR STILL |ttt v | JUMPED O THE BILL! 1T 1S SURELY cOMINC, |" the need of a more thorough preparation for farmer and he anda his wife were killed in . a business career. their home with an ax. afterwhich §00 UFPS adiih The Question “Are You Preparedat™ | s “ARL‘47REET | Practical Plam for Reieving thy Usem- REED WANTN CUUNSEL L'ttle Ohange ia the Sitaation in the Towa JACKSON'S INAUGURATIO ittee and then read th hodules of v nar Tt e d N s ~ 0o and then read the schodules of | ntecred, ) \ NO. 12 1 ! & " 3 - " OFFICE i ployed Goes Into Effect Today. County Teeasurer Will Not Be satisfied Senatorial' Struggle. . | this bill, and you cannot fail of conviction | An optdemic of the grip I8 cortatn to Do gone WS | With & Bure Order. Quiet Ceremonies to Be Held the Ro. | that the subject you are dealing with today | eraithrouzhout Amosien in x very short ti COUNCIL B. they had in the house was stolen, [CONTISTED PROM SIRST FAGE. | the oty — Leail . In spite of the resolution passed by the tunds of the Capitol Tomorrow, I8 in the Analysis the subject of Ameri- | Already many cases havo boen ouserved by MEN WHO NEED WORK WILL GET SOME | city councit Tuesday evening, directing FARMER COFFIN HAS' DECLARED HIMSELF | Dee Morses, Jan. 10.—The inauguration | S0 labor phyatcians In New York City, ns well ae ig T'he other speakers wore: Mr, \Voomer of h ' . in county treasurer to scize the rolling stock | committee’s report was ndopted in the sen- | pennayivania e Mr. Lo beat Neo "hf nlh-\r cities of the lund. Dr. Cyris Edson { Rusinoes Ofce. ... Rl A of the motor company for the special paving . ate today. The gere I be tield | When the latter closed the house took a ro- | She,No ¥ 'l”\ lh'r’\hl of Health.anss that the Editor . 3 » " :Iv Cochran Park "n .m Com- | t4yes claimed by the city, the brospects for | Enters the Race Backedl by the Votes | Thursday ate p. m r of the | cess until 8 o’clock tonight ”" “j'" ‘l “-l"'n":‘d v~xrlll~:y \“ : :w;\rlly .: enced [nder Direction of the City an immed sove of this kind do not see th DIstriit—Caae v | capitol. “1he govorr : ir-elect » ho_very near fut and tn Iread f this kind do m Tenth Dia nn Wil Be | v Night Sesst hore niore than Is goneratly ruas Ho saidg 5 bt 4 %6 be fi eEsurer Raod Wi with a military ese I loave tho Savery 3 MINGI MENTION. s I" 'l‘l“:"l “”:‘ b coure u‘.‘m“fi:-.” iy hy s B BeldSesIar=teur in %% 6106 14 th At tho night session Mr. Snodgrass, demo. 1 think we will buve d gripepidom e soor - e Pald Mreet, - e e hotel at 3 o'clock and eeed at once to the s a R crat, of Tenncssce, Mr. Mc of Penne ro indications thut 1t will bo a | v Star. porter and asked what he would do. the Lead. platform at the o The ceremonies | Crat. of Tennessee. Mr. McMahon of Penn R A AL LR Took out for the Saturas, andarwons —— “The city council may pass resolutions of s ple to beware of It aud to use Boston store, cloaks, blankéwe \E Were at kind for ninety-nine years,” was his r Delivered ty carrier to any part of f. W TILTON - Manager will bo ad 5 Chiel Justice | 888 were tho speakers, and at 10:30 the [ all tho tions possiie. Evporience bag arrested yesterday for stealing a pa the streets adjacent to Cochran park | pect me to make any move. ‘This is | to Tur Bee.]—“Farmer" Cofin hos finally | € furnished by the lowa State band IN THE SENATE, 80 vlolont 4 disease. Grip finds easy vietin Will ba stiors ai The oath of ofice | 8YIvania and Mr. Curtis, Fepubtican, of Kan. | § 9554 4 4 S ast the ofty estunioll tn orderian: [ Hiy: ! _ " opad . P ! of the sic will | house adjourned sbown that cirelessness in halits and iFrogis U yimer Godsey and Frank Herr.. of The action of the city council in ordering | ply, “and if that is all it does it needn't ex- | Dres Morses, Jan, 10.—[Special Telezram | Granger of t t. Music will | i Lur iours ron der the &/8tent 100 w .uf.'f«“.u:} ves from Vavra's store on Upper Broaa- +ht to grade meots v c hearty ap- | & @ase in which thers are some | conolyded u i8¢ o hands of b eok i N ves Kb vt 1n old peop’e an | fn debilitated persons gloves from Va [l hit to grade moets with th Yoy Hios - feeel: poia. e s neluded to put himself in the hands of his Keokak Boud wrd nanc Adopted. { D te 1o ma ana e T personn & ot | ! . ool DN¢":: I who have been heard from. AlL | 4000y fovolved 1 Targe, There is o ques. | friends, and will eoter the senatorial race KEOKUK, Jan. 10.—At a city_council meot- | Nenntor Davia' Speech on Hawallan Matters | orchild (o do whon the sl test ovibron | A marriage license was issued yesterday | proval et o o city building was visited nas to whether the motor company is | backed by tho dozen or more votes of the | ing last night an ordinance was adopted for st by A g Brib apnears, and that Is to cc oLt 10 William Weston and Mianic Helwi day yesterday ve Wobny - Kaddsd . ek lo pay for any of the paving | Tenth district. He says ho is in to stay, or | the $130,000 bonded dobt falling duo fuly 1 Wasnisatoy, Jan, 10.—The priceipal event | Qfice, hyou feel tired. hiavo paing i the im u both of Potiawattamie county. Their by fital mps ot . W wonts they put down after the road was | until his friends voluntarily withdraw theiv | \ith 5 per cont bonds running twenty years. | in the senate today was the speech of Sena | §asie e tnn co T A LY are 45 and i whg were anxious 1o ied®n w. wir the trom the fact that it was not support. This will cut into P st iteafath T'he present bonds bear interest at 6 per | tor Davis of Minnesota in support of the | Vitlon or appatite, you must. If you Unity Guild will hold a special o ety &b ol with the statutory notice. The ne 1850 FOFRIAMIBLECUREL 1 baiit { poliay of non-istervention: fn Hawnilan a2 DO LHE LTI, 6t Once take n goo | pure stime TRARY e en O 85 G100 it at thie e ould have a chance to bezin y saye it s, but I understand | 10 some extentand have a slizht bearing in The Keokuk Library association tendere : L AL UL 1 COUNLOrACt the comin, of Mrs. Rudlo, South First street. Busi- [ wages of honest toil. To all such thesw v ys say itisnot. Tam under | Gear's favor by increasing the number of ¥ its £20,000 and 12.000 volumes, nsk- | 18ir8. The senator plainly expressed him rip. kil the microbes of the dise e an ness of importance. swer was given that the work would, in | 1 1 don't feel like rushing in | candidates AL the library be made absoluteiy free, | 8elf as in favor of tho annexation of Hawail, ATV A Georze Shaffer has b ommitted to the | all probability, commence this afternoon, as §- bo doing so ing that The joint eaucus committes has finally | 1418 now out of debt and self-supporting and declared it to be finally the manifest de and’ rocommonded by physis county jail by Justice Vien for thirty days | thaonly thing left to be done was the print- stias. o to duswer in dum- % 1 s 4 o8 Fold 8o n New Neoret destiny of Hawali, ¥ This is Dufly's Pire Mait for poundivg the head of & feliow hack | may compel my botias- decided to hold thapezular caucus on Frida Chose n New Secreiary. Aecelvod.by aniy dearelst Lbe gl g | ing of tickets, These ticke.s will be cashed Yo have | evening and the seuutgyjal caucuson Mon- [ DEs Morses, Ta., Jun. 10.—At the arnual | The main portion of the argument of the try (0 luduco you to take i Taidtes’ Aid sootety ‘of Bt. John's Eug: ! at their full face value at the oftive of the ‘There are atterneys in the city BT meeting the lowa State Agricultural so- [ SeRAtor was to show that the re tion wi bing else. Remicmber that “the reason | " Aagds Ao # orough study o © Cuse, fnm . - > fo4 B GiAS S A The usunlly 18 that Lo can mike wore money od lish Lutheran church meets Thursday after- | city clerk on demand made a thorough 1y of th AT The combined opposition has epdeavored | ciety this afternoon J. R. Shaffer, who has | Uhe Iegitimats outcome of the choaper and inferior articles, noon at the residence of Mrs. N. J. Swansen, § tary of the society for the past | the queen and of the attempted proclamation The price paid for this worl, 2% cents per | the city will engage one of them to ac legal adviser, o that I may be sure of a it followers against Gear, first s sl b S st 520 Franklin avenue, yard, is nbout the sume as that usually paid | [e8Q1adviser. so that I may bo sure of Goilis') 1 pled; YR M have pianatly | L¥enty years, withdrow from the contestfor | of a new constitution, and that her minis Chief Scanlan returned last evening from | for this sortof work, with the difference | 4o anthning tho conncil may say. 1 notice | 1ast and all the ti ¥ aeeanth, | [Sorecuion and Sieorge, W. Franklin of AL | tors had no choice in proclaiming the pro. Des Molues, bringing_with him Doug Me- | th nane of this amount goes into the pock- | i 1his Brs tht in case of 1y refusal toact | failed in every district ‘oxcept the c2"*4t0: | lantio was eloctnd over P, € " swler of Os F Guire, who is wan for burglarizing Lhe | otg'of the contractors, butall of it is paid [ according to the council's instructions the | where this agreement has been made. ceoid, residence of William Keeline several years | gireotly to the men who perform tho work. | city attorney is instracted to cowmpel s T “ i ) : < ago. This course wus also decided upon for the [ me to do so by means of a writ of ROCK ISLAND TRAIN WRECKED. NONE OF THEM ALIVE. lm-mm facto aiter 1t nad gained unals. | | visional government and Mr. Steveus no dlenmat izing it gg the govern- puted and peaceful possession of the erument buildings and government archives Hawkeye lodge, Order of the World. will | penerit of the laborers, and to the credit of | manaamus. That's just what I want. Let g0 to Omitha this evening, accompanied by | the contractors it should be saitl that most | them get an order of court to back mup in | Ssveral Persons Serbrasly Injured and & | pecatiar Futalities 1n the Case of a Georgin the wives and lady fricuds of the members, | of them are in favor of the plan, realizing | tiis vase, and then I shail go aicad with all Number of Cars Hurned. to witness the dedicatory exercises of the | that they are much vetter able to stand the | the confidence thut any one could have. 1| CET TR IAR, 10/ (SBacial Pelogram new hall of Onk lodee of that city strain of the hara times than the men who | belicve these taxes should be paid, but 1 ','I‘"";". “"\‘ Gt f""’“ ' Teaiciit A report of the strangest Justize Fox heard the case of Mr. and | usually work in their employ, The city | don't fecl like carrying out my convictions | to Tne BEr]—An accommodation freight | of * fatality comes from Vuldosta, Mrs. Tom Skinner yesterday vy are ncer will have full ehiarge of the work, | to such an extent as to impoverish wy | and passenger train on the Rock Islandroad, | in Lowndes county, Georgia, and chareed with burglariziug o house on an [ and will hand out the checks to the haulers | bondsmen. eastbound, was der i two miles cast of | jts truthulness is vouched for | island in Lake Manawa. The court's de- | as fastas the loads are deposited e S here about 1 o'clock today. ‘Ten freightcars | by two of the leading officials of the cision will be rendered this mornit They Need (he Work. Smoke T. D. King & Co's Partagas. and the caboose left the track. The ca- | Georgia Southern & Flc LR R s dete b Mrs. E. B. Edgerton was granted a divorce ‘T haven't earned $100 in the last three Demestic soav is the best boose turned over on its side and took fire, | According to the report in the Macon | yester om her husband by Judge Thor- e 4 2 period. A large portion of this enormous on i he. Gine "made. o, Appearance. ani | LUIIDE vesterday, “and sou can believe AT IV A CORRIDORY B I Lvnax, cashier First National bani | the ofliials had forgoticn. and a negeo | great easure vet unexpended. | owel » divorce to be gran i > o, wife dren to e of Newton ecame involved ina difficuity at La Senator Peifer, populist of Kansas, com- FleR LA Y et D s e o har nna | Milton Nobles.a mun whose name is s | _REv. P.J. BURKE, the parish priest tk about eighteen months ago, which | plytncd that, thefe’ had becn unreasonablo | This extrordinary Refuvenator fa tho mosk The young people of the First Presby- | jt's been pretty hard to keep going.” mental evergreen in the dramatic world, is | Newton, " LG LU LU E Gl W NG SO Rt S U s el A hiraprite | endoreed by the lewding sclentifc men of Kuiope terian church are making preparations for Othors; 6aHoed= 16 same sontimont atthe Paxton. He is accompanied by his [ HERMAN MAviaL negro. There were fivo witnesses to the | Public bullding at Salina, Kun, Appropria: id Americ concert 1o be given on Friduy evening, Janu- | iy 1 safe to say that nothing the ¢ity gov- | estimablo and tatented wife, It is-| Cpnrgr v, o ST killing, all of whom were negroes and | Hof find beed madle four or five ver ) fudyan el ‘A\illrsl;l n;”.\.n.\‘“:,;’:’t:' Jvill have | ernment 1 over done has ¢ B RaTAPALLY S Mo Veht LR LM, - Noblaes| ik Akt b Dex M :\').n -’,.,(,4““,.,,}. was ,.‘,,,,.“)',M g [ “Seniior Gormin. democrat of Miryland, purely” vege- charge of the program and a number of we many expressions of gratitude fr e il o i GO Her IaL trAvelor, he white man at the commitment trig said the o hat cony nade known musicians of this city and Omaha | of citizans who have to 100k carefully after | 5t r..»‘xlmsl m'n.m; \‘“m er in nm.m..lm l' '.:1 \!‘::!:”H” omim T”,;.l.(‘x‘f‘a\hx]}” 5 I IRRLe S Ehe Dowiluront ral :\:‘»l;:ir‘»;;x .“u.b: f\‘\l:fsx(m::. Il»:t.m- lm?::m‘,l: ity { sty || LG 000 yards of earth | Cotonts Havels ot thin city. ehy vy WCr | Lyduy and Maywald wero sent home and | white man arranged bonds and was re- | WILhin the last few years than it _had been Prematureness Courty Treasurer Reed has been suffering Tt will require about 4,000 yards of earth | Colouel Harris of this city, who was in com- | g, g 805 GV YRR, SErE SCEE RGN PR leased. Ateach term of the court since | physically possible to constract. Tna appro- SEP o1 0)c discharge considerubly of late from the effects ofa | to compiete the work, %o that it will put | mand of the Eleventh Wiscousin infantry | hospital at Des. Moines Four . zrain oars priations of tha government uuring the past P i 20 days. S L e s e | aooare Shdo it clreniabion Whieea I WAL 1Ty Hhia TN R bladek Geaen) were badly burned and the others were threo years hud exceeded by over §00,000,000 ] that there is a refund coming to them on ac- | do-the most good. The dirt will probably | 4UTRE the Mt unpleasantness.” g the total revenues of the government. count of the error of the county board in | be brought 'from the head of Fifth left the army a - wa Grinneil fire department did good | 15t week the caso was called in | “Saaator Call. demoornt of Florida. thought BEFORE AVTER making a levy of 1 mill in excess of that al- | avenue, Casady’s hill on Second strect, | adopt my present profession,” said the | (.t SHHRATE OO0 - The other injured | Lowndes superfor ecourt. A jury was | it'was important that all public buldings MANHOOD lowed by law. The only taxes affected by | or from Chris Straubs place. At thé | veteran actor yesterday, s he held a post | Seryio 40, the J drawn to try the case, the deféndant | should bogin s soon as possiblo in ONIer to | conattpation, Dissiners, Falling . Bensationsy this error are those of 1803, and as they m;r R “1-”'?' workingmen Tl;;n\‘\or.l u u‘wl erday | mortem on the past. “1 came to Omaha from A e = was brought into court and the judge | give employment to the millions of unem- Nervous Twiiching of the eyes and other parts. EA R B R e | e L L R Leavensorth and got an engagemont a CHARGED WITH BIGAMY. askea the attorueys on both sides if they | bloyed laborers now in actual need aud dis- theus fivigorates and ton tle ehiird ot : 3 5 2 thile . the sun shince as ho can. | Juvemle' in the ola Couldock compar S were ready to proceed. The defendant’s S 1 s A Oevelopes and realoras WAL A s B\ Livect une | Tho reruiation adonted by the ety counciy, | Yhich was then * playing 8t the | Pocutlar Matrimonlal Comgtteations tn [ gt ok (ETRGEE: e TRGaNE | "Senator. Dolph did not think it was tho | Enimiong, wud developes and risiores weak viss were left standing on the sirect un- gulation ¢ d by City (eoutietl, || Rlat s ot Musioon Dotslie - streas, nedt |7 ACKicic 8 tod Man g T ree, e aliattor sineral. drots Snntorli o u|iduty ot ither government <to: providec for ||| STERAL AL I the beckplosees) bridavicr Bitched vesterday afternoon. The horse took | Drohibitine any family from sending more | ArAGens of Musicon Douglas street, noar | . 1l 2, et am | the solicitor general arose and told the | gartral destitution. o reforre Bigtro pop fright and started to run down Broadway. | than oue team will be strictlv enforced, and | o (HEOHED G0 SRIEH S GOW RHONE 48 SCes” SIoux CorglanieLll —[snodial Blelegramy|lyiig e tHutiNeTd{dE AOW AT toNBALI forTAL communicatlaRE 61k Governor Pén 3 Premeturcness means impotency in the first Atthe corner of Scott street he collided | will preveut any oue family flom gEWUDE | Joygine ‘man and tho play was ‘Willow | t© THE BEe.]—Thomas K. Miller, a weli-to- | postnonement again, but that he did not | Oregon to the president on Christi y stage, Itisnsymptomof scminal weaknessand with a bugey containing a colored woman. | more than its proper share of the benofitof | (fghec¥ ‘Among the others in tho caste were | 40 shoemaker here was arrested today on | gag how they were to proceed with the | DoBIe of ty states he sald, -are. indignant ariciyicsa. " flcal be slopped in 20 days y the The buggy was tipped over and the woman | the improvement. Harey Jordan, Virginia Germon, Anuie | complaint of Mrs. Miller. neo Mrs. Auba | caso when none of the: state’s witnesses, | nd have discreditod thie seatences of the | useofitudzan, ' " B F N L LU U D) L B ehiiy R e L Ward, Frank Weston, Ben 'DeBar, | Burk, on a charge of bigamy and in the pre- | who were the only Witnesses, were | Bovernor.” S5t of the old famous udson Madical Tnsti. bR I‘{:;‘n“x\ \ifivaigiontse | e 25 et e : e x“m de Aveer et ,““"".‘ liminary hearing was held to the grand jury. | present. A soLoe o L e e alked , compi cly unhurt. _— ainforth. Only five of the old caste are e U e Edaiont s Sonntori D ‘i N S lleai s ery powerful, b X S A Clevelnnd Docrat ‘Like the Tden of spiit- | now'aiive Those wore gheat old dove dng | 1v developed thay Millr has another ‘wite |~ “Why are they not prescnt?” de- | _Senutor Dasisat this junctue calied up TR LS S ackges o 8.0 (plain winied ting His Party Wide Open. thio Acudouy” O Music was the' Joading | living v St Helemn. Neo. It was aiso dn- | manded the judge. “Vou should have | §enator Feves Huwaiian vesolution. the | foetf W pufnics ven f4y b curo 10 b Tt inest | . FOF the past few days the wires between | theater of Omaha. 1left here in 1569 and | Yeloped that the second ma asmor- | looked after that before now, ag T domob | yey ooy Laviawed: it some detull by tho| 2o buyeix haxesand are not entirgly onrsd; A consignment of 10,000 pounds fincst | Washington and Council Biufs have been | Went to the cost, concluding my trip with a At T WL WU L BT feel inclined to postpone this case |genator, After the constitution of 1887 | ° Eend for clroulars aud testimoniala. Address B e e e an | Iept ot with messages back and forth with | Beteral tour of the west, where I became fa- | lawyer. who is nelthiermagistrate nov clergy- | again Ry ? | was adopted in Hawaii the following ceived by C. O. D. Brown's grocery and . miliar with western life and maunerisms. & thout @ ) T “*But, your honor, itis impossible to | three years were marked by con- UDSUN Emcfll leTITUTE s mow in stock. It s mot' the | Fecenco to the Usht over the post | Thatis wny somauy of the latter areintro- | seremony. e impersonated ajusticeand | got thom here,” replied the solicitor, | stant quarrels, uprisings and occasional ] coarse New Orleans sugar that is being | ofice. It can be definitely stated | duced in" my plays. One veculiarity, | made Mra. Burk. wiio is an ignorant Germau 865 facm Beve, Fepiad whoe sofcll blocdshed. He _insisted the evidence 32 MARKET ST. 3 and just as he was about to explain why » sold for standard goods, but the very [ that —all the telegrams which | thoroughly _typical of ‘mining camps, | woman. bellove she was married, After the | nd Just a8 ho was about to exptais why | o SERISY Y, (8 Biount report, instead of > = etyer T T N oney ca vi 3 o | certain newspapers and private individuals | 80d one "which easiern audiences do | ccremony Mrs. Hufk gave Miller all her | thel b avinEs JUSE sustaining the conclusions of the commis- BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, finest money can buy. It will be sold to ¥ 1 not fully comprchend is the manner | money, &1,110, and aftar Miller got it he | rupted him bv saying: H R R S S R Brown’s trade only at 22 1bs. for 81 until | have claimed to reccive bearing upon the | i which western men shoot at short range, | turned her “out to shift for herself. Hyan | What do you mean by saying it is im- R B EREAHD) o & further notice. situation are utterly false and fraudulent, | as portrayed in *Sire to Son.” The general | Was ar ed for impersonating an ofticer | possible to have witnesses brought into o L 2 S LA FRElthe s Etata A WA Wi SHoLILdye £ e Jias A : : ! S @ B5¢ | olution of 1840 the woman, afterward the A car load of soda and oyster crackers | 50 far as they state tiat citiicr Wadsworth | ideu in tie cast is that the man who draws | and for conspiracy”with Miller to defraud, | fr= 00 P (it s EHEEEREr A 50 Alioon, now! the frstented ahecn of Hawati) Trial for Mur ler, Senator Gorman's Surprise, In the earlier part of the day, and on an- other subject, Senator Gorman created some surprise by declaring that during the past three years the total appropriations of con gress had exceeded by §300,000,000 the total Hudyan steps then until last week the delendunt man- aged 1o have the trial postponed, but 10,000 Pounds of sugar. were also received yesterday and will be | OF Hl‘n(‘nu.n 1S l:cvn;i(-vi:lm}l,m\ on as the | the revolver to do the work aims it at arms Hc.wnl be arraigned tomorrow, [m.- local | ¢ 1o wps of deputies? | was a prime movi This revolution was to eold at i a 1h. Telephone 20, man to hold down the oftjce for the next four | length on a leysl with the nuse, while fhe | bar associatio 1180 Finstisyto iproceed- “I was about to explain when your ] overthrow her own brother. Her pecord TR e g fact ds thatno dne, o £Ve ke | markeman squints one eye and ioeps the | 1ngs for disba R T ]"}L‘ hen. bafore | shows that she violated bledges and oaths, Y t ] o2 5% <ident hims e ows wi 11've | smoxins revoiver in the o al i 5 0 d_me, " and yhen, afol t B Aty S o LoDy g 1Tle 3008 | frestiont yet kuows' who' Wil'Gé | smoiins revolver iy thg origigal pontion e St % aF Starion. the judge could nlartupt b aguln, o | 53 1ha" no relisnce can b placedonver | - oo QEADIES & 5 5 A sumed i taking aim. B Tonest ¢ e secial Tel Y e agen, d3surances. f A Bee representative had a conversation | idea. Tn a streetor saloon fght out west Cuvml.;mwi}h ,..u;. 10. _(w eclal Tele- | {nformed’ the ‘court that all five of the | *\hha teatimony s conourrent,"sald Senator g Lo = 3 last evening with a gentleman who is rec- | the partic ts i a shooting affray pull | @ram to Tux Beed—Luetus Cone, a voung | witnesses werc dead. This was such a | Davie. ~that the meeomiimig o or 3 SEAHLES EEIAUNAL BATIAGLRA EILS, oguized us being on the Inside and whose | their revolvers quickly and firealmost simul- | man at Marion, has been taken down with | startling annguncement to make that | have frouble, that. thoy did mot rers on. the 3 y | T. J. Evansand fumily havp gone to Flor- | Utterances arg cousidered official, by reason | tancously. Thelr revolvers aro pomted at | smalipox. The caseis amild one, and Ins | the judgo sked for an explanation. | United Statds troovs o marines for the suc. 1da to spend the remainder of the winter. of the cloge relations ho susiplng 1 the | each other onlylong enough to speed a ! oondition is not serious. Mauy persons | The solicitor then related the circum- | cess of their movement, and that they were v ”] Dooley of Leroy, LU, {5 in the city | President and the postmaster geueral. | buliet, and are aimed low to mke allgwatice | sl tehn o voaod B howaver T andl thors sfances of the tragic death of cach of | enabled to take care of themselves. This W. ooley of L UL, 15 du the city I think,” said he, “that a telegram will | for a short jerk upwards. Men whd lioot | have been exposed, SLyanditiere isy 8 : £ ! ki revolution would have gone an if not a ma- fora few days. He yvus formerly connccted | po yoceived here by 10o'clock tomorrow | out west shoot for the heart and not for the | Mmuch exc fement. © wituesses in the vase. rine had set his foot on the island. A —E T R AT 00 o SRS Domestic goap is the pest nAILIOL G LA mornmg telling us the name of the lucky | head. and their revolvers are pulled and | ,C- C- general sceretary, and [ Tle solicitor's story was that shortly ATl ook n e Wy aast yathie Supervisor J. 1. Black left last evening for | man. Cleveland is more favorably fnclined to | pocketed so quickly that they are seldom jn | George I Buck, financil secretary. of the | afior the negro was killed by the 4o | Unioi oigiac of Jmplied duress by the California to meet Lis wife, who has been | Riekman than to Wadsworth, and 1f all ob- | $ight, - Young Men's Christian ‘association of this | tonqant ywo of the witnesses engaged | tion is the merest fallacy. The success of spending soveral months there for the sake | structions were out of the way there is not |~ “Yes, all actors have an experience of | ¢ity, hiave resigncd. Mr. Bu e cosination | in a difficulty, and one killed the other. | the revolution was already assured and of her health, the slightest doubt as to which of | stage fright,if they are conscientious in | takes offect at once, he having accopted the | 0 & § LHER M & such a plain case of self- | complete and it was a recognition of o con- RoyCamubell etk lost ovening fon Burlodtom Wvould raceive ! the i epnoltitmen i sheltipaxta,ifaaldiMr, Nokles (n¥response to) [{Prstarate oL thoiCangregutionalichurchiat | < BOSL CARE WS BUO DI 088 07188 el grerc o ndinag a sHoOFYLN bault, Minn., to resume nis work at the mili- | But there = is before = him a pro- [ aninquiry. *No matter how long they are | Strawberry Point. Mr.~ Smith remains | defense that the coroner’s jury exoner | At this Juncture Senator Davis suspended 1 ) tary academy. Tom Farnsworth left for the | test against Rickman's appointment, si Oh e atane they o baIoRaa RO o F ot ol | mntiliMarahel g ; ated him. A few months luter two more | Al this Juncture Senator Davis suspended T same place Tuesday night by a host of Council Blufls democrats, and | ousuess now and then. Look at Muurice | ,J: D Wiler,a farm implement dealer at | of the negroes had a fight at a festival | he would conclude tomorrow, Constithtion Heany hecan't disregard it. The telegrams going | Barrymore, for instance, in his recent ap. | Mount Auburn, madean assignment yester- | ang killed each other. Stll a few | The senate then went into executive & Ladles, i you desire avsolute peaco in | buck atd forth today and vesterday have | pearance in anew play. ' He stammered and | day for the benefit of his creditors in tavor | pmonghy later the fourth witgess was | session ‘after which it adjourned unai to- GHRONIG NE Rvaus the kitchen ask your grocer for J. C. | been for the purpese, if possible, of getting | spoiled the part,and he is an oid-timeron t} of Jumes Smalle s R AT At by A OLheR negro in Madison, and | morrow V] iie & Cols. Fanoy P c protestout of the way. Many of the S Evoniablongle ‘o been playing | @S can bo ascertained, are $4,000; assets 3 ! lgonlnm,l f (]y}. s {Amu\ Patent flour. ;x']’mv* '\“)Eu:mllw(:“ e Man v "m'“*?:‘ ‘ 3{5F§(ir.:.‘-\ul.',2~"1{‘13:,’T-(:.“..f:shffiul'v\}"c;:u-f»fi:x\;fv'f? $5.500, only & short time hefore the trial the Nebraska Was Uverlooked. AND) Trade mark—Blue Rooster, in their opposition to Rickman, and | nervous. “Ihe Phnix’is an old play. tis | William Kline, who slashed John Kozlov- | fifth witness was killed by a tree falling | Wasnixeroy, Jan. 10.—The president has PHIVATE BISEISES George S. Davis, prescription druggist | it will be very hard to bring | true, but I feel that it retains fuvor with the | sky across the face witha knife late last [ on him while at work cutting timber, | made the followiug nominations: o 2 L them over to the president's way of | public, and has proved a cradle for many | night for ejecting him from his saloon, in- | thus leaving no one to testify against Postmasters — Theodore Holick, Grundy chll on or address with stamp for elrculars Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. looking at the matter. The-postmaster gen- | stars. M. B. Curtis, George Barnum, Liz- | flicting a bad wound, has been bound vver to | the defendunt. The judge was deeply | Genter, In. ; John W. Mason, Mexico, Mo. Free book, receipts, and symptom blanks. 5 Trmm— gral hns given notice thav the pullicg and | zie Evans and others are a few of the | the graud jury onu charge of assault with-| jmpresssed with what he heard, but saw David H. Mock, Webb City. Mo, Elling. g Looked Like n Discrepane: hauling must stop, and that this thing must | people whom 1 brought bafore the public in | intent to commit murder. 1o alternative but to proceed with the | Gavid H. Mock, Webb Gity, Mo, ; Ed Elling, Dr, Searles and Searles, 115 south o st The report of the city physician for the | be decided at once, so that we look for some | the caste of the drama and Sam The 18-months-old son of Con Karlin drank | g0 b *€HRi Ve Bl Jo P s b ANt ,‘;r‘;\*mwml, Tex.; John Julian, El Paso, + WYl ) OMATA Ny o o 's a tot venty- | definite information in the very near future. | Morri vi ave 3 seasa a cup of kerosene today and will probably g b § SIS o First stairway south of postoMee, room 7. meRcyatieoombaciahois aitatliolinyenty./fi Selnlionn formuslos she very don S {lonial hpiit S leava d melfiinoxti A scusdny | a1ouL Lo E * | make a statement and he made a plea of |~ Oliver B. Spencer, sucveyor of customs, b ! oo six deaths during the month aud thirty-two an say, however, that if Riekman is ap- | to ‘star. Prosperity was a fos to | die S el R (o 3 RN tho | 15 of the State | Pointed it will be'in opposition to the presi- | M. B, Curtis, When he was with me, play- e e - UL sell-defense, Strong arguments were | Denver, Colo, burlals. Secretary Kennedy of the State | donys pest judgment under the present cir. | ing the part of Moses Solomon, he nevee e L s WAy e made on both sides, but when the case Board of Health wrote a letter to City | cumstances.” saved a cent and the greatest stake he ever | ~MISSOURI VALLEY, Ta., Jan. 10.—(Svecinl | wag given to the jury it remained out Phgsu‘ll:m Maci e in which he asked for | This eame from a man who is known to | had at one time was §700. When he finally | to Tne_ Bee.]—The funeral services of Mrs, | oily a few minutes and brouzht in a ver- 0 explanation of tns apparent discrepancy. | fayor Riekman, so that when any newspaper | got in the swim and took the tide which led | F. M. Fensler, who was killed in yesterday's B ruilty. The case excited i 2 iffi iThe only wa he could sccount for t to lumi | or-any e indivitual claimg o have | him on to fame and fortune I predicted that | railroad wreck, occurred today 1n this city ‘..1':1-‘\‘('[‘?(-‘;1LI;“im‘m-l{ Heicaso axcliensa It is very difficult self was that possibly a few people had been | juside information to the effect that is course wo! ¢ meteoric. a e A a 8 a0 8 C i buried alive nad ho insinuated that | eithor candidate has a “dead cinch sn the | sy :lllif-r:‘.:dullgu‘vn»-:thz.flupx{&:“;x:‘llf aftey | and was attended by & large concourse of | Lowndes county, as there wasavery | t o convince the records might be kept 4 | situation, the one making such a statement ! the murder of Policeman Grant, and l.‘p?l"“‘ She leaves a husband aund three 'JU“N'“I"l',”“"“””‘“ ]‘_u‘l the witnesses Ch”(h'(‘n !hat litle more accuralely. As a matter | iseither very much mistaken oris wilfully | cared more for Curtis mone: (h,l«;“n(;"'r ular meeting of Beldin nost. No, | Peen permitted to testify the white man i 5 of fact, the death and burial records are | lying, than they did _ for the veng 59, Cramd ey o i O i Patea 2¥o: | would have been convicted. a medicine is kept more accurately now than they TRt of the murder. With money and friends | 59 Grand Army of the Republic, Monday e : i aypzaonibe The seeming diserepancy BEDNISONIBROS, ne, Curtis is now back with' the rank and | $¥ening, the following ofticers were mstalled | pawipps Lite Early Risers. Smallpills | ‘‘nice to take s easily accounted for by the fact that file rthe! . Some peop! ¢ | for the ensuing year ¥ e pills, best pil 4 £} . o from o distance for burial and Still greater bargains than ev. D= but the experience of Curtis rvnlvm’l‘\' b Yo AR i £ .'Im"‘ el 1 WILL CKEATE A SENSATION, 1 (1= 2 7 e - =8 there wore threo still births, which wore | Still Erater bargains than ever i proves that they come high, as. he hus spens | A. E- Seigfried. 8.1 &, C. Harder, C.; O. L IsEDotexpel Where Do iyouS NITATIS Dot counwod among the deaths, but were | day. Everything in winter goods must | §er$00.000 to clear himscif of tho churgs ]\erfw":" RiE 'IA““‘!!\'H. e ll)hnr) Prominent Men of Many States Involvea | enced in ad- Buy Your . s [s] among the burials. Tiis exvlanation was | o ° les’ | of killing one of the blue-coated guard Miller, adjutant; J rown, F. L. Davis ~ P b it 4 seni 1o tho secretary of the State Board of | 0 Cloaks at hall price. 1,000 ladles’ | 0fKEIRE One 0 [ BRAERAR | GoorgonTaco trusteent WA/ Oawpball, || bYithe ResenciGresn GagdaiDesttions |l ministeringr e Health by thecity physician, and, it is to ve | all linen collars with cape that were 15¢, delegate to camp; A. C. Harder, alternate. ST. Louis, Jan. 10.—Th A &Y 8 A l-”')”" want first-class meats, fresh every Presumed, has set all hils doubts ot rest. 8 S i “Congressmen who endeavor to please | _The same eveuiuz Anchor lodge, No. 66, | ington in regard to the would-be purchasers ¥ day, and It you want to buy thein ag the vory — 20c and 25¢, now e each. their constituents have no snap,” remarked | Knights of Pythias, installed the followiug | of “'green goods” promises to raise a great Jowest prices, try Pokorny's New Moat Mure Swont broath, Sweat SLOmAGh. Bwaek taa < 3 S ol " A officers: O. B. Walker, C. C.; R. L. Ken- | ket, 833 Brouduy. Compare these prices with ’ 3 L 500 pairs of ladies’ all linen cuffs that | Colonel Lawler at the Paxton. “When oI 1 ker, C. C.; « Ken- | gansation. Inquiry at the office of Inspector tho'prices you bave bocn paying: 41 . I was holding down the Second iili- | dall. V. C.; Elliott. P.; L. Lindsley. K. | 3 b Johnson today developed the fact that . . . ¢ . cins Fractic were 20c, 25¢ and 3ic, now e pair. nols district chalr Lgot over 100 letters o | of £ and S M. B MoTwigkan, M. of % |/in alistof 1,600 names ‘in_the possession of of Cod Liver Oil. It is Lonsehieeh foamiadisies e 3 \ ‘hildren’ ral gray It wool | a8Y, and it kept me hustling. I think the M. Carlisie, M. of IX.; J ewell, M. o e oftice are included a xreat ber of 2 Sirloin Steak, from Sedilaesa \Eut bokinuars, evary Monday, 0 | Children's natural gray half wool | goiiiinon Gf today make o mistuko in | W.s WO, Roos, M. at A" George Tnomp. | theoflice areinduded o wroat nuwber of | a/rost as palatable as milk. Barlernoutolitosk, spaeselO0tO clas: p. m.: adults, 8 p. m. - Advanced | shirts and drawers, small sizes, weve 2i¢, | secking to obliterate all reference to the son, 0. G.; J. C. Morris, I. G.: J. S. Dewell, | 4nq prominent professionnl and busihess men J . ity Fache A ound Steak, from e o junior class every Wednesday 4 p. m. humble beginuing in life when they W. . Harmon, W. O. Reed. 1. augiprominonxprolestionaland busloest No preparation so rapidly I and Chiels St from. W Assemblics every Wednesday B:30 p. m. their biographical sketches published. The = in Illinois, Missouri, Arkansasand Wyoming, | builds ~up good flesh ROMRET D00 I00H 2eirvi o) 9 3 3 Ty e its Sl7 e i i s Lemars' Postoflice Robbed. h B B ] S I S, | Corned Beef! from to His elegant academy in the Shugart- Ladies’ $5 fast black union suits today tendency to aristocratic origin 1s supplant . are knowu to be included. It was stated that 1 Beno block can be secured, with clovator | g2 50 suit " | Ine the old school of congressmen fa this | LENAKS la, Jan. 10.—[Special Telegram | fofiors uppiying for bogus money, written | Strength and ‘nerve force. | Glods (boneiess) 3 ) OVl $2.50 suit. espect. | am proud of the fact that I com- | to Tue Bee.]—The postofice at this place | y An8% QN6 OX-CODEYE: hne candi- = ol e t) services, for parties and musicales. £ T o | 8 ) i )y at least one ex-congressman, o anal o > W sor relv rk Butts Apply to Mr_ Winters at olevator, The | Nearly giving away furs. They must | menced ife ina brickyard. I never went | was catered last night, the safe opened and | date for governor, and maoy fedoral and Mmhfil‘"% lh‘” world "‘3," rely Foni B best of musi G ¥ 2 2 after I was 13 years of age, because o civic offielals, are e bands of the author- on a vasting diseases | 3 A parties. 5 Seip T disagreeable penalties attached to promi- | Stamps. The entrance was made by prying | 0% o name e g hom 4 g § s Alingnvenl, tom,, _Nassau Investment company guarantee | 150 each, of me which appeared in the World-Herald | locked with the day lock it was easily P ———————s | Oalilornis Homs;, Nebraska railroad collections. Merriam sban fur muffs now 81,00, | 'P1s moruing looked us thougn it was cut | opencd. 'Tho thieves missed a packace con Baoan, . Sl ; block, Council Blufts, $2.50 astrachan fur muffs now $1.00. out with a meat ax by some one who was | tainine 300 that lay in the safe. There is Lard, from Oy AR Y > s $3.00 opossum fur muffs now $1.00, carrying a colossal jag.” no clew. 1t is supposéd to be the same gang Poultry, Gumo and Fish always on hand. Mostof e RISt Court. 00 0 y . ’n’ 4 that has been robbing the postoftices Pouttry, Onino and Flah sl ways on hisnd, Mo th ay yesterday wa aken up Closing out dress gooc e all wool “Never before in my thirteen years cxperi- throughout the northwest for the past three by Judee Thormell with hearing the | plack o X BN o Tlase : months. 3 . ) 8 lack henr now #ic yard. enceon the road have I seen such a scarcity e arguments of the attorneys in | of traveling men,” said C. C. Kempof New ueer Fxperience of a Minister, ~ . A. F POKORNY v ~ o ’ She CURRNLe o AR oS ETE I ik all wool black silk finish hen- | tjon in the Paxton lobby yesterday, He wa “ont Donae, Ia., Ja Special Tele Y h ¥ annibal & 0 was [ Font Donge, Ta., Jan. 10.—[Special Tele 333 BROADWAY. St Joseph railway against Justice | . now die yard. nesota and Wisoonain I met but fowy (ommer: | gram to Tue Bek.] —Rev. J. H. Avery, pastor N ¥ . cial travelers and some of them had n : John Fox and others Fox renderod two | $1.00 silkc finish black henrietta, now | gpencd. their sample cases in Lay had BOU | of the Mothodist Episcopal church, left here {ekample la gios saaof Rukie agaiugg rd Merchants will not buy. 1 have been all | on the 6th to preach at Dayton the follow f \ % ) Sims & Batadridfy-dimenstian, B mnaves, in Iavor of the plainbiff, for amounts ¢ | over the west » lower Pacific coast is | ing duy. He never regened Dayton and the 5 federal coarts Rirns 2)5-7-3-3, 3454 aggregating nearly $200. Bick had garnished | g STl i 3 warp henrie 0 deade! a otel keepers at | ¢ jun 148 been alarmed b s my ock Council Bluffs Ta U AR ROR I a0 Mk g garnlahod ilk warp henrietta, now ader than a m and hot pers at | community has been alarwed by his m bl on W. J. Davenport of this city. ‘The raii- | yard, the pleasuro resorts are on the verge of | terious disappearance. ay his wife re- . D i S —— | uin. The Midwinter fair will revive things | ceived a telezram from Cordelia, N. M., say- way then stepped in and sued out a writ of | © N } 3 5 ) g s ; PR ] undreds of remnants of wool dress | at 'Frisco, and Seattle seems to be doing | ing thut he does not know how he got there, AR Gk o X Special Noticas: SIENa 0 eatinln:the Jysilaacand e e L N well. The northwest seems 10 e huving the | but will return at once. Ho has been wor SRR G AR RN NS P et bl A L 9 ARIBR" OXOe 0048 10! price, €CES | rockiest time during the present depression | ing hard and was doubtless temporarily de- A a1l BLuss ptnn | uson “Ehavest wares, - aliegink %40 a yard, and it s exceedingly togh in the mining | rapged for Infants and Children. ————— FbL Davenvars was eality the 2 3 | states of tho west. Omaha is better off 0, YOU know that Day & Hess ny Tor tho company hote, excepting for the pur- | Attend this great Jaguary clearing | than otner localities 1 have visited on this Dioleeufrall ' dial WAL pose of sclling tickets, and that therefore | 1 5 T T e e is such a division of sentimont | CEDAR Rarivs, Ia., Jan. 10.—[Special Tele toria issowell adapted to ch Castorin cures Colic, Constipation, e nln;- ‘{;‘f"““”.”;’,’fl““? "‘“', Ilz “"‘?v“'?" uln sale. pay you. on the Wilson tariff bill sna a timidity among | €ram to Tue Bee ving Butler of Center 1 recommend it as superior toany preseription | Sour 6t ch, Diarrhasa, Lructation, HSTIA 3 and ) oA H.: alty proprie 1‘; e s.‘.:".:}’\’u-u":n ‘;i:"_:""““:'1““‘::‘;'; :‘]‘m_k‘ BENNISON BROS., manufacturers that traveling men will not | Point, who so mysteriously disappeared last known to m IL A Ancugs, M. D, Kills W y Gives sleep, and promotes d§ I 9! WA ikabs 4 e = Council Bluffs, | 4raw a long sigh of relief uatil the agony is | October while on his way home from Chi 111 o. Oxford Kt., Brook), s KO (5 ABBAGE peravo, copooin vauits A Favorlte Kemeay for Lu Grippe. s over. cago,where he had taker a car of eattle, and Without injurious me: Icleaned. Ed Burks, u% Laylors groeiry “Duriug the epidemic of Ja_grivpe Cham Christian Churei Night School, - h st Eoalway d perlain’s Cough Re ok the lo » | The night for holding the night scho A full-blooded Sioux o who has the | Who was supposed to have been foully dealt 5 DAFIAIOE LRI Liome 1 400K 4us Jdad._ here The night for holding the night school of T Ands.and-(oous. | With, Las been heard from. Ho is in “The usa of ‘Castoria s so universil and For several ycars I have recommended TED_Compotent girl at 222 Soutn Seventh Tedicinern H. M. Bunas draceiar Guikl | the Christian churcn has been changed from rd,"” Attraoted ¢ ten. | Kansus. He claims to have been arugged its merit 80 well known that it seems a work | your * Castoria,’ and sball always continue tc F. P, Wrig worth, Ill. The grip is much the saime as s | Soturday to Friday tosuit the convenience | York, at the Murray yesterday. “In Miu. | #8d knows nothing of his wanderings since of supercrogation to endorse it. Few are the | do so as it has Invariably produced beneficial QOR SALE- Sevoral freah milcl . Mores vory sovere cold and requires preciscly the | Of the majority of "younz people who have | thoroughly Americanized iu his garo wnd | b8 arrival at Davenport on his way home. iutelligent families who do not keep Castoria | results, Donikm Uphes Hrondway, né Sxintior'nd samo traatment, This remedy is prompy | S¥atled themselves of tho opportualty o | wored lafge siiver medal which “was pro Charged With » Usuble Murder. within easy reach,” Eowix F. Panoer, M, D, Soige Sou ) T e PR v secure an education at odd 5. A » | sented to 1 1805 by President Audrew = . T 1 . » 7 AN’ ixperienced wteady and effectual and will prevent uny tendency ure an education at o 1 ie | sented to him in y President Audrew Siovx Ciry, Ia., Jan. 10.—[Speclal Tele Canvos Mazzyz, D, D,, 125th Street and 7th Ave., New York City, WANIRR: Raperionced wieady ko f q now be each. standard dress prints, i Pecullar Stary of Genter Point Man, of the disease toward pneumonia. For first session there were seventeen pupils en- | Johnson for gallaut services to the govern . . o ) by druggists. el RO Bt 1 o B b e e ment. He is enroute to the Midwiater fair, | ETam to Tue Bee]-—W Florence was New York Gy e nntll Bl e ARRY Y S - rapid increase as soou as the advantages be- | in charge of Colonel Jordan of Rosebud | arrested here today and taken to Cherokee, AR G e ARG cuialioit dy Bt B LY Ha\e you seen the new gas heaters at | come kuown. The business men of ihe city | agency. Ia., to answer to the charge of murdering u 3 the Gas'company's office? owe it to themseives. as well as to the young o Martin Schultz and his wife there September Lo0—Riack & Bislish aeit wen und women under them, to see that he | Oure indigestion wua olousness with | 10. J.S. Thateher, & local detective. made iron rine! Angwors 10 " Jed Atk your grocer for Lomestic soap wembership roll s buily up rapidly, There | DeWitv's Little Early Itisers. the wrrest. Florence, it is alleged, is i wiifow'dvenua ®