Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1894, Page 5

i S PREFERS THE STAIE COURT ! Mosher Not Anxious to Have His Cases Tried by a Federal Judge. DZFEATED THE TELEPHONE COMPANY Tirat Crasade of the Lincoln fi Agninst " that Corporation W Victory for the People. Liscovrx, Jan. 13 The attention of the beon taken up with the numer Special to Tre Bee yurt toda) yus Cay foderal jonal transferred t from The ight in the district Western Mi ™ ank cases tistrict courts of Lancas 10ty cases are the one: br of the by Moskher have the ¢ asseriing them the cases Field and 1 were ( W question iny in 1 ng e b, Burr ) not Whedon Deweese will follow day arzument 1 and J The first vict coin business During the agitation for p works ago, O P. Davis c¢o tie telopt L v Nebraska business rates meaced noou rendere ugninst 1 of discr hi court as it A. Babeo ell, 4. R W EN.M A business The Kni, of a very p and their eCasion of Ke re r08€ rd, C. 3 Foster, Q. Adams, O. W Mason Mrs E. M. Fo: Mrs. . W hard, ( Hrnrox Jer ) ( Board 0 ex port Y016 DOSL, NO Obmart, A Augusta THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: SUY DAY JANUARY ' k. (. W, Mickelwais, K Vilhams. H. ¢. Lorensen. itehetl loft Thursday morniog on trin Lo Missouri points. ghts of Pythias hall was the asant gathering of s families Friday afternoon nstallation of the oficers 4, Gra rmy of the Ladies' Circle, Following Post—David C.: Byron Harris, S, ox, O. D. Davis, ( Cirele s Wygent. S. V V. P Hewitt Hattie N. Miwch- scene tiers and th Mar G 18 E. Marion F. Ladies Mrs. My l'immerma ter, T.; Mrs. M. Bohauan, C.; Sarah P.; | Mrs re W rs. " Neb wron Brevities aa. 18.—-[Special to Tam cral of the ot son and { of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. ba held tomorrow at 11 0 reh y Commissi Tuesday ing treas t which time it will ions of banks in lock iristian ch of ( session tra also w0 be {epositories CLors an | dividend even moers points. struc attor ld simply xive Cook Accordingly he dis- It was afterwards learned | e mind the fact be Lhe case today the bud been ertain The ju tions in the v for the s for a new i the jury ury i iiled it will be retried with Gossip #t the State House. rs Lum Neb, wer bor comy with Wwith the s The Bates ¢ @ay by John E. and C. Clark. The compuny wi iness in Omaba with a ¢ The case of U company the suprem The caseinvolves s judement costs rendered against U pany in the lower court The, case of L. S. Woodworth against S V. Parrott was filed with the clerk of the supreme court today. t origivated in Booue county. Another Boone county case fiied with the clerk of the supreme court today is entitled A. D. White against C. D. Brietel The supreme court bar docket for the Jan wary term was issued today. 1t contains 101 | cases, mneteen of whichure from Douglas | gounty. stock of $10.000, filea orzted Bates and G pital of #0000 Fire Insura s A.Hoagluna reached line 1ty £ 08 rance 10- B bus- Lincoln in Brief, Chris McGrif, Fred Webster and John in, three men brought from Omaha last bvening by Detective Malone, are in jail here pending trial for the theft of a buggy from Dr. Grimes. Frank Webber, the young man charged with complicity in a number of burgluries in this city. will escape trial. His relatives have agreea to take him o Cinciunati if the prosecution is dropped, and the deputy ouuty aitorney has accepied the Droposi- tion. The United States court has taken a recess fintil Monday. The annual meeting of the State Board of Agricuiture will be held in Lincoin next Tuesday. Sec Purnas is already here completing the annual reports. IN FAVOR OF THE CANAL. Many Fremont Citizens Declare Enthusias. tienlly for the Project. + FremoxT, Jan. 18.—[Special to Tne Bek. A large and enthusiastic meeting of business men and capitalists was held at the club rooms last night to receive the report of the rommittee appointed to make a preliminury survey of the route of the proposed canal. The report 1was very {avor- able, and an estimate of = $235,000 submitted to cover the whole expense of lhe enterprise. The comwitlee reported that 35 per cent could be realized ou the outlay from the start by furnishing power to the manufacturing institutions airendy under wuy. The sentiment, s euthusiastically expressed, was 10 push the canal project and have all the preliminaries arranged Pefore spring opens. . A large delegation of Oad Fellows and Rebekahs went to Blair on the excursion last night to exhibit their team work to their brothers and sisters of that fraternity { A lurge procession of sorrowing friends followed the romains of Johu Ruff of Union to the cemetery in the city psterday. Mr, Rufl was one of the most enterprising men ©f his section and had filled many places of yesponsibility in his towaship. The normal student, R was arrested last week for paver. uppeared before Justice Winterstoen and waived examiuation and was bound over o the district court in 00 bongs, The probability is that E. C. Usher will again take charge of the Love opera house. tho former lessee, Al Wartling of Lincol having re hed his conuract Secretary esdell of the Building avd Loan associatics bly exercised over the report udge Chapman making the practice of taking 8 premium for the use of the funds of the ury. He has written to Plattsmouth 1o procure the full text of the decision. The money of the institution bas rerotofo ction, the hizhest ldder ta nd in that way the associatior atly prosy This de- oision, if sustained 1 greatly irterfere with the associa bratig Bowe hassing who forged Equitable is conside d verdict by Heiplog the Y. M, C. A, HASTINGS, 16.— | Special to Tue Bee.) ~Tomorrow the Young Menis Chrisiian associntion of the eity will be given a hea ing in all of the local churches. The asso- ciation 1s mach io debt and is in danger of Josing its property unless u certain sum can be raised. The association secuted Chancel- Jor Canfield of the State university; F. W Ober, general secretary, of Omaka; Hender- n of Omaba; Luges of New Bedford ass., and Nathan of Oklahoma. Thes gentlemen will ocoupy pulpits in various ity churches tomorrow morning, and the pervices in all will have a direct beari on the work of the mssociation. In the aveniug a union meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church. Al these services no Bnauciul canvass will be made, but in the following week a special effort will be made 10 raiso the dobt hanging over ihe associa- Siou QOrd Minor Meution. Oxp, Neb.. Jan. 18— Special to Tur B ~Miss Kate Stewart left Tuesday morning for Lincoln ou a visit to relutives. Hou. H. A. Babeock of Lincolu speat part of the week in the city on business. Mizpah chapter No. 56, Order of the East- oo Star, held & special meeting at thelr oms Wednesday evening. Grand Worthy ntron Mrs. Anns E. Musselman oi Osoce- ols was present and exemplified the work Brother W.J. Malthey was initiated and e inrm‘wd\n:l of the eveuing closed with pn clegaut supper. ‘Tho First National bank beld its regular election of officers Tuesday evening. The following were elocted: P. Mortensen, esident; H. A Babeock, vice president N. Mitchell, cashier; E. M. Williams, as stani casbier; directors, P. Mortensen, H. Morton maud rder H chapla a Daniel theri named J vice and 5 per cent semi-annual divi kholders d ot th A. Heath, presi Vice pres ashier, und ashior. The board of per rald salbrath. assistant th a d do 1 the and passed sowe earnings nt E. bank di- usual 5 A Brown. rof the guard ethodi. continue, with goo Wednesday an were coll churches in the ci ext F chers hool w church Invitati y Some i the storehause coutained The builets crash lights, s large iamage. The fir joint nignt for A1 ell ent decided tc solicit subscriy Last W was given by the help o the conce: 5 was spent by all who were in at- sndanc ELREORN, Neb., }—Last nigh khorn's fire fighting apparatus is in- Bee that dequate For four y ubiy secure with the pre a sixty-ga ever, was enough fi day night was at his men short time, but by the ti the elevator the flam The wind breeze frc and embe Seeing b the chi wards saving adjac by the Bierbach's saloon only were save Al widn 5,000 bus! Nir. Nolte few fucts SEWARD, The Pyt Sew led ompt sery \bly Tmyp was instulled by L. D L B O ( MADISON | Bee i 5 Pythias, evening as ic S. Grap Moyer, A Bley, M BCOWL G Nat Cleveland County Depositories Designated. Crax C Beg, |~ county ha n of Cl Stat ville p of F ¥i Suiton Exchange of Sutton, State of Edgar. | Exchange Citizens of nterest on daily b t Lhe annu State ban elected oft dent, H. ¥ McDowe bell, A. Z Lawkgxck, Neb., Jan. 13.—[Special to THE Bk |—Harry Colo., Mon De F. L. re und left for Kunsas City yester- Eight weeks ago Fritz Schraeder left for Kausas C days after he sont his wife 850 and since been heard from. ussigned as the cause. “The Mothodist revivals closed last night, forty having professed conversion The persistent cough which usually fol- lows an neutly cured by taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy says cough. cines withous Cough Remedy, which effectod » permanent 1 have also found it % be without an equal for chilaren when troubled with colds cure. oF eroup. druggisie. meeting in e funds for the old one being cracked ts at $10,000 as, held flicers last o T lic depos’ emsuing year v Center “La Grippe After using several different medi- ected thanksgiv ‘riday a ation Prof as80C ening in the C rs. G. A. Plieth their rooms fo are now able tc ons have been sent out to the Jeu to meet in the city ball next evening for the purpose of tukiag e & beet sugar factory od several o | he school grounds. which rm doors and windows. d through about twenty doing considerable on the e compaines of this city held a the city nall Thursday the purpose of devising means to the purchase of a new fire After much nions it was ) appoint acommittee of three o 1ons from the citizens. ednesday evening a unovel concert the Lieder! ciub, with of the Hooper 7 r club, After rta ball was given in which the participated. An eujoyable and exchan, Elkhora's Big Blaze. Jan. 18.—[Special to Tae s fire proved conclusively 10 cope with a large conflagration. ears the citizens have felt reason- ection afforded by al engine. That, how- ¥ saw its work at a sure was discovered Fri- clock and the alarm Chief Fry and an incredibly they arrived at 2s were beyoud control. time was blowing a stiff southeast, and sent sparks rs all over the eastside of town. s work av the elevator was futile directed his men's attention to- nt_property, and it was hardest kind of work that A. and the likhorn house lion chemi before th The b at about 10 once sounde spond in at the m the n i the el; hels of o estimate: svator and its contents, was 4 soking ruin, his loss on builaing and He carried no insurance. i in the engine room, and dif- red for its origine A oint stro incendiarism. an ard No. 68, annual lodge, their instaliation of | e hall comfort- | with Kuights and their friends. | usneechies were in order and lunch | ed. The following officers were | G. C.. J. C. Mulfinger V. C., E. C. Biggs; P. H., fE, T. . Wake; M. of and S, H. A nitz: M.-at-A., S, w Royer; O.G.. | or | to Tan Knights of their oficers Monday ws: Jawes Nichols, P .C. C.; F. M. Martin, V. C preiate; A M. Koechig, of B.; F. S. Malcolm Irwio, Ml A.; W 0. G Ost, iustallod NrER, Jan » Board of Supervisors the following or couuty funds for the nmercial State and State First National and Union | {arvard, Farmers State of Saron- i National ton National au —[Special to of Cla ecta bauks us ries s se! National and pay 8 per cent 't They mesting of the Commercia! k at this place the following were licers for the ensuing year: Presi 3. McDowell; vice resident, k. D, hier, J. L. Campbell; directors. . E. D. Davis, J. L Camp- | Shoewlaker and A. It. Vausickle. | of Ong and Fairfield wrence Personni Moniion. Bowman leit tor Holyoxe, aday, to look after land interests. Moftiit disposed of his stock of Jity with o car of cattle. A few has not Faumily troubles are e —— A Follower of the Grip. attack of the grip can be porma- W. A McGuire of McKay, O, left me with a severe | relief, 1 tried Chamberlaw's | 2 and 50 ceat boitlcs for sale by | W DEBSEY GUILTY OF MURDER 8 Genoa Wife Slayer Coavicted Aftar Deliber- atious of Several Hours, ANOTHER FULLERTON CASE Years in the to Kill ets Two Attempt Last Young John Baler Penitentiary for George Martin August. Friiertox, N pecial Tele- Brs. s after e jury in the od with wife roed a ver home st from ch ar Genoa iod a fow auys later that he was crazed with | w public seutiment sus The jury was ou Upon the case of the state hin on efforts were w0 rin the was yesterday Boler »pening of court calied and w ected and sw Boler was arrest plaint charging b ro and the triai commenced i August 7 last on com with feloniously shoot- with intent to kill J. W. McCleiand of m. The trial lusted Jury was out about As he is :d 8 sen- iary tence of Lwo years in the DEFOSITORS WILL LOSE NOTHING. Natiensl Wil Accounts in Foll Jag. 18.—(Specisl Telegram to Receiver Fozg of the Nebraska closed its doors last ors will be paid affairs of Ceruticate recent meet- 1s whereby a final settle but thus far ihe nothing of iw- De unct Nebraska Pay Al BEATHICE T'ne Ber onal baok, which the the concern 1 . s have b dovise me may be hastened, have develoned 1 4 number u belonging to Charles Elliott, who north city, ran away tods Mr. Against a heavy wagon d i g him scriously. ® Mrs. Bird, mother of Mrs, Elifah Full tied at he er's hon e in Filley voday Ihe deceased was S0 years of age ana u Gage county from its e: Last night a verdant youth quartered at t Paddock und blew out the gas. Other gue: ) the house detected the odor of escaping and called up the night clerk, who d the youth and turned off the jet. Aflmirs at Aaburn. Avsury, Neo., Jan. 13.—(Special to Tue Bee. |—Mrs. W. P. Freemau, who has been ying very ill with paralysis, is siowly re- gaiving health A. E. Hollenveck has begun the erection of modious residence on Maxwell strect The firm of Gillan & Armstrong, hard- ware, has dissolved, Mr. Gillan retiring Rev. Mr. Harmon is_holding a series of in- teresting meetinzs ab the Methodist Iipisco- pal church. Hon. Jarvis Church and wife are prepar- ing to start for California to spend the win- ter. They will be accompanied by ex-Sheriff ‘uiwell and family. Miss Anna Maley has returned from Green River, Wyo. Mr. Charles Harmon will g0 to Johnson at once to take charge of the implement store owned by Harmon Bros. Hon. Johu D. Storm left Tuesday for Okla- homa to look after nis land in the vicinity of Fort Reno. : John Hastie and Bill Raines of this city were arrested for selling whisky in the city of Brock and lodged in jail, but have since been bailed out. C. D. Lynch of Falls City is endeavoring to secure a license to conduct a saloon here. ‘aptain R. O. Phillips of Lincoln was in Auburn Friday looking after the interests of the Lincoln Land company. Rev. Mr. Gearneart, pastor of the Auburn Lutheran church, has been tendered the position of principal of a theological semi- nary in West Virginia, but ou account of his freat aftiliation for Nebraska he refused the offer. W. B. Johnson left for Athens, Tex., Tues- day with a view of permanently locating in that state. Mrs. Ed Berlin returned home Saturday from Genoa. Nebraska City Masons Elect Officers. NeBraska C11y, Jan 18.—(Special to T BeE.|—At a mecting of Alpha cosistory No. 50, Scottish Rite Masons, held Wednesday evening, the following officers were elected and will be installed next week: C. C., T. M. McClimen L., S. H. Morrison; S. L., C.W. Hoge; G. O. snd M. ofS., M. F. Carey; G. C., David Jack: G. S., M. R Thorp; G.T., Fred Fass: G. M. of C., F. B Eccleston; G. E., William L Toper: G. H., William K. York; G. C. of G., C. M. Hubner; G. John S. Place. At 3 joint installation of Willlam Baumer post No. 24, Grand Army of th public and Williuiu Baumer Relief corps No. 107 of Nebraska City, the latter orgari installea the following oficers: P., ry A. Kidd; S. V. P., Mrs. Ida M. P.. Mrs_Henrietta Bastman; S, both E. Mitchell; T., Mrs Hershey; C., Mrs. Chariotte J Hall; C., Miss Bertha Karstens; G., Miss Miunie Rosels; A. S., Mrs. Emma For A. G, Mrs. Mary Grange; delezates to de- partment coavention, Mrs. Charlctie J. Hull, Mrs. Racbael Watson; alternutes, Mys. Surah L. Smith, Mrs, C. W. Seymour. Nuckolis lod; No. 7, Ancient Order of United Woskmen, bas installed the follow- ing oMivers: P. M. W., David O'Brien: M. George M. Mordack: F., William Browers O.. Bd C. Heck: R.. T. H. Wooster; F., B. F. Morden: R., Warren; G William Gilwore; J. W., E. C. Hart; O. W., J. H. Shannon. Josephine W Charged with Kidoaping. Gemive, Neb., Jan. 18.—[Special to TE Beg. |—A genuine kidnaping case, in which Milton Sterling, a resident of Wyoming, 18 the defendunt, has developed in Scotts Bluff Two boys numed Roberts and on r.were 1n October lust arrcs Hfficers. it is now allegad,on N b ka soil, and without due process of law. Wintecr escaped, but one the Roberis wus taken to Cheyenue and convicted, and the other is held in default of bail sterday came {nto Bauner county. effect Winteer's apprebension atter's attorn however, got 4 warrant on the charge of kiduaping, ud Deputy Sheriff Cochran arrested Ster- \ug. ke will be given a preliminary hearing Mouday. Thieves Fired Upou, WavekLy, Neb., Jan, 18.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bek.]—Night Policeman Croe- sen-about 12 o'clock last nizht detected s single and double rig heavily londed with corn, each nccompanied by & man and boy, slowly pussing through town. The grain was stolen from the cribs of W. A. Loder. He fired twice sl them. The horses were im- mediately lushed into a run, scattering the ‘oru in all directions. The chief of palice at Lincoln, toward which place they were beading, was wired. ‘The double rig passed through Havelock an hour later, butthe singlo rig at whose oOriver the shols were mainly directed was seen going in another aivection, but with no driver. - Whether he was killed or wounded is not known. Caroline Stron Trcumses, Neb., Jan. 18.—[Special Tele- gram to Ter BEE |—Mrs. Caroline Strong died at her home Iu this city at 11 o'clock, aged 74 years. She was one of the oldest settlers of Johnson county, locating here with ber husband in 1839, The funeral will be held at Grace church LOWOrrow afternoon Interment at Elk Creek cemetery. Death of Mrs Eddyvilie Store Robbed. Eppyviee, Neb., Jan. 18.—[Special to Tae Brk]—The store of L. E. Brousonof this place was broken into Thursday night. Tne thieves secured nearly $100 worth of cloth- ing, boots uud shoes and groceries. It is 1 | | v was se- Are -You Looking for a Snap” Here a chance to double your money We have completed ot 14, 1894—SIXTEEN PAGES. se we find several handred odd lengths—zemnants—just enough for A Pair of Trousers These goods are not the ‘‘cheap grade nants of our higher grad Coat and V usually offered wcolens! Jest g s during a We carry over no old stock—ours is fresh and clean every szason! To dispose of these remnants quickly actual cost of—cloth—making—and trimming! Trousers—ossm—g4.80 13 —our § 8 line- “On ways of $5.65 —our $10 line—$6,90 This offer is worth your time to investigate. No need urging you to buy when you examine the goods. The prices in our windows are a temptation! You can save it this week, of new friends. our novel winning Perfect fit ) We Guarantee £ First class wor Samples. manship TELE llent trimming S or Full Suit! ale,” but are theg —we offer them this week at TAILOR supposed the guilty ones were quite need as they made a careful selection, History of u Departcd Pioneer. Tecunsen, Jan. 18.—[Special to Tne Bee.] —Probably no man was more widely known in thus part of the state tuan Judge Kyron Tierney, who died in this city at 5:05 o'clock vesterday morning. He ias one of this city's enrliest settlers, locating here in 1565 —but one year after the state was admitted to the union He died at the age of 70 v after a mouth's 1llness of grip. The deceased was born in Freshford, County Kilkenny Ireland, August 4, 1523, At the age of 13 years he emigrated _ta America and located at Pottsville, Pa. He married in that place in 1845 to Miss Ann Hilbert, and two years later he and his wife moved to Mad Son, Wis,, where they resided for twent one years. In 1863 the family moved to Tecumseh. For twenty-six years he resided here, most of the timc being engaged in the hotel business at the Sherman house. 1In 1871 his wife died, leaving him a family of five daughters and one son. He was _acnin _ married, 1 1§73, to Miss Maria Carmody, who survives him. In his untiring efforts this city received much uid in 1ts development, and Le has served it in the capacity of mayor, counc man and police judge—holding the last post tion atthe time of his death. He was o churter memper of the Masonic, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges of this city and in the Odd Fellows order had attained the Knignts Templar degree. The funeral will be held at St. Andrew Catholic church of this city at 10 o'clock Monaay morning, services conducted by Rev. Father Murvhy. The lodges mentioned will attend. Juteresting Litigation at Hastinz HasTixes, Jan. 13.—[Special Telegram to Tae Bee.]—A rather nteresting injunction case was filed today, Henrietta Millet en- joining Coustable Lew Martin from selling certain goods taken under an execution. Some time ugo Justice Morledge left the city and called in Jusiice Garies of Highland to take his pla A judgment was secured by J. F. Craig against Mrs. Millet and on the day before Morledge's and Garics' te ffive expired an appe bond was offere Mrs. Millet. The bond wus not accepted Subsequently the justice office becam 1t by reason of Morle Ty ou re-election. Mrs id in the district cl has not been approved, ubout 1o sell the goods wh William Duncan v ¥ $300 bouds 10 ki The case urose out of a neighborhood scan Roscland, Duncan baving ordered D. flord, the station ageunt, 10 ave town. Duncun cliimed that he had warned Gafford to leave sunply out_of friendship, as he was persuaded that if his brother, Ilugene Dun- can, recovered from his present sickness he would kill the station agent. But he ocould not substantiste this statement and was placed under bonds. and Marcin n rest plac was Burgiars &t Norih Platte. ontm Prarre, Neb., Jan. 18.—(Special Telegram o Tk BEE.)—Last night vurglars broke through a panelof the rear door of the postofice, drilled the safe neatly and punched out the combination, Between $100 and $200 in money wus taken, besides a large amount of stamps, mostly Columbian It is thought that the job was the work of one man, and from bis tracks and the size of the panel through which he gained en- trance that he was small man. The posi- master lost about &0 in money Arthur Rush and Jumes Roddy, rooming together in the Grady block, were also robbed of their watches. Declared the Otics Arxswourn, Neb., Jan, 18.—[Special to Tue ses |—The office. of ounty clerk was declared vacant Wednesday, the legal limit for filing and approving the bond having ex- pied. The clerk elect, H. E. Austin, sent his bond to the county ¢lerk who, laboring under a wistaken idea, referred it to Judge Toliver for approval. The mistake was not roticed untilthe 10th: On the 11th the office was declured vacantand Mr. Austin appointed by the commissioners, notwith- stunding the fact that Mr. Austin is & pop- ulist and the board is composed of two re- publicans and one demoerat. Biair Odd Fellows Entertaip. Biair, Neb, Jan. id—[Special to Tuz BEE. | —Fifty-two ladiess and geutlemen, membersof the Rebekah lodge of Fremont, seoured a special truin last night and came to Blair ana were made welcome by He- bekab lodge, No, 72. The Fremont lodge brought along their “‘best team.” and in- itinted a canaidate for the home lodge. This evening sbout twenty Odd Feliows went to Tekamub to the instaliation of the officers of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows with District Deputy Grand Master Theodore Haller County Farmes Hure, Euknons, Neb., Jan. 18—[Special Tele- gram 10 Tus Bee. | —Joac I, & promi- veut Chicago preciuct farmer ana one of Douglas county's earliest settlers rou howe frow he Lhis evenl thrown out of his wugon by a rominent Dougl while e 1g was runaway sral contusions on How About a year ago 1 took Ia grippe.” 1 _coughed d about six weeks; my wife that I try Chamberlain’s ¢ first T could sce no aifference, but taking it, and sa d that it needed. 1f 1 gof 2 one dose 1 took another, and it wa: ¢ a few days until I was free from the cough. I think people in general ough w the value of this remedy, ana I take pleasure in acknowl- edging the benefit T huve 7 it Madison Mustard, Otw ) cent ottles for sale by dru T e FOLEY FOOLED THEM, nt attack of night for suggested At then gh Remedy still kept was what 1 v, 0. 25ana ryrists. Gogd Legs Suved Him from the IHands of Fooipads. Tom Falgy had an experience with foot- pads at § o'clock last night. He had just eft Lis home, 2818 Douglas, and walking leisurely along reached Twentieth. He had just passed the piie of lumber at the new building of the Omaka club when he was confronted by two men, one with a billet ana the other with a large bull dog revolver, who told him to give up his cash Mr. Foley was loth to do this andlas soon s e saw the revolver be ran down Douglas street at a lively gait and was soon out of reach of the would-be robbers. The Region of P: casional Showers, NATURAL AND Attractive ¥euture of Winter Southern Jewel in a Setilng of Sea and Mountain. Los AxgeLes, Cal, Jan. 8, ence of Tug Ber. of the country ar had commenced their accustomed prophesying drouth, failure of crops, cial ruin therefrom and all sorts of 1lls troubles. their sound is no longer heard in the caress of the falling bringing forth its long begotten and weaving therefrom a rich Foley describes them as being hard- loolking cuses, wearing well worn overcosts, Scouch caps and dark trousers. He says one was six feet tall and rather slim, while the other was no over five feet four and of very heavy build. He says that be could recog- nize them readily. Shortly after Mr, Foley reached his place of businéss he receivea a telephone messz ge from tas home saying ihat a strange man, roughly dressed, had knocked at the back door and asked for something 1 eat. He was accommodated and went away, but abeut 9 o'clock the sume man returned, but sad admittance, Mr. Foley notified nd an oficer was sent up to his residence, — PRINTERS' BALL. on Which They Sticks und Copy. Arrangemeuts that have been made for the fth annual ball of the Omaha Lypograph- jcal union, which is to be given at Wash ton hall tomorrow ht, are such as Lo ave little doubt that the event will bea 1t has been the talk of the printers for several weeis und tney are sure it will be an evening on which hey und their friends will thoroughly enjoy thelnse They have extended un official inyitation to the delegates attending th international convention of the bricklayers and masons. One Nizht Will Forget memorable one. R Tammany Endurses Cleveland. New Yonk, Jan, 18.—The general commit- tee of Tammany hall met night. A tion was read pledging supp tee tothe and urging a settlement of tion as th ly means of i dition of tt Presigent Clev Lof the silver purchase ent of the prou given the pe > time of his election, and assurau the loyal support of Tammany hal! in al eftoris 10 secure the enac cratic measure and the democratic principles were renewed. 1t wes stated Tammany hall had received $6d,000 for the relief of the un ployed, Al Must stand Trial for Muarder, s1ER, Pa 18 —Judge Clayton bas refused 1o graut au order for the removal 1o au asvium of Preside Shortlidge, who killed his wife December 8l Shortlidge will therefore be obliged to stand trial for murder. It has become necessary 10 watch the professor very closelv to prevent him from doing himself bodily harm and a great portion of the time he 1s nothing less than & Taving maniac. last the iples of de the e Prof. Urister's Latesi Undertaking. New Youk, Jan, 18.—Prof. Urister, was for many years connected with Colum bia college, has resigned his professorship in order to accept the editorship of Harper's ssical series. Prof. Urisier 1s now in his h year and won particular howor as col aborator of Johmson's encyclopedia and Standard Greek dictionary -~ Iinols' Unemployed. SpwisarieLd, 111, Jan. 18.—Governor Alt- geid in on interview today, stated thut 1 session of the Illinois legislature will be called to consider the condition of the un employod uniess he finds such action ab solutely necessary Closed E, Pa,, | s bank closed who 76 Bpoc e MEADEVE Sa tew porarily door been © doors this morniug a card on th The bank has its no ) slateme green to replace the brown robe been 1its covering these many months. There are those who have & very errone- here, downpour of with little come and go as in the springtime of the eastern wo week—then warm Nevraska d so But as ous tmpression of the “rainy thinking that term denotes a sting for several mouths The facts are, the Tains souson ation. for a states. It may or three day: cleur off for & woek or two June, then another season of shower an on throughout the winter mouths. the summer days approach the raius o und the rubber costs und boots and breilas are rele 1 to the atlic, where remain till the win During summer mont speak W sura b parties or moonlight ride 1 y shower is a rain one, and as known unde not known. very spl one that and the house trem Irrigution. but ¢ ter why should be i two: First—On partion cc tively is irrigated, the rest of it upon the season’s rain for its crops. great valley of the Sun Joaquin, with exception of small o to raising und the raisin indusiry WiV wile Y's ride ou an express train | surrounded with the golden cerc there are thousands of acres of other thousands U be catiie cut their apon the raintall for thei Second—As the rains descend lleys the snows crown th fill the deep ZOrges uud canons goodly supply of moisture in trom which to drain at pl 1ug sumwer for irrigating purposes. for irrigut is optained in people wells and e the L r supply of w mounta al cold sl asure the fol 1se wind their pl water through S0me Ve ATLesiAn W Som that nave nuatural spriu Ways upon W, Others paies, buy & good water Dipe thie water to their several tracta others buy & canon, dam it across Ccrealiug & greal rescrvoir, tap sure There are wat rig and cr and which or form right and flur suits. Bonds for Irrigation. Wright act,” cuables a towuship to bonds for developing water, and where properly and honesily carried oul it great bewefit to the town. I tappens, however, parcels of land vote bonas W lurge erty owners, who do not need nor ask for water. To it 18 a bu Waler however always enhances the of lsud here to such an exter men are ususlly elad 1o get it ut alu price, for while wilh Uho seuson's ra Jue crop 16 ussured, with i land may produce [ DS per of course does not apply Lo fruits way except strawberries, figs berries. It is BO an unusual thy seven ps of alralfa from th Tiie fros ishes, et dehiglits, for blue wmoustaius our cr *hristmas holidays we are er tables—green e Lure the vou der th tlowver, s 50 Wre wre not calliug Life Californta—A Climutio someti that people owning small prop- Want nor | SPRING LAPS OVER WINTER rennial Mildness and Oc- ARTIFICIAL MOISTURE [Corresponc —The farmers in this part jubilant over tne copious rains of the last two weeks, for the croakers crouk, finan- aud But, thavks to a kind Providence, land The warm earth responds quickly to the soft drops and is already measures mantle of that has ! depends The the it s great fr aves you still Water several ways. Aces, wn lands Wil com Agair nd thus 5 ul sometimes leud to strife, augry aispules and even law A law passed some time ago, known as the vote it is is & rden that most ny in mi-annual inventory, and as usualJafter a busy season’s trade— “You Need 'em —our $25.00 line $18.60 $22.65 —our $35.00 lch$26,90 —our $30.00 line 3 On Every Garment. 207 South 15th Street KARBACH BLOCK. and thore the se inviting vsteries, then tbe old cquaintan stugy of is th of mnterest centered in this beautiful nd. and as in my search 1 may find 4 mine of information or a jewel of romance, 1 may ask you to share in the discovery. Z16zaa. e P BUSINESS BLOCK, UERNED. sachusetts, Visited stractive Fire. Jan. 13—The most de- is town hasever known broke out this morning in the hull occupied by the Red Men iu th 1l block and was not subdued until three hours later, when 1 haa swept away the larger part of the busi: ness porf of the place and caused a loss of §125,000, fairly well insured. The Jewoll block was doomed from the start and every effort was made to_save the Wildes block adjoining, but this structure was also soon in flumes, as well as some smaller store buildings uext door. The old Heard house was completely demolishea, but at this point the fire staried the other way e second Wildes block took fire after of Mrs. Jewell and G. H. Haskell en destroyed, By the time the second block had been gutted the.fire was trol. In the Jewell block, whera the fire started, and in the Wildes' blocks were located sevaral small concerns which were burned of Ipswieh, N by a De. the ho had b Wild under c Have Decided Not to March. Cr1csGo, Jan. 13—The Central Labor nion, at the request of the police, have de- cided against a sireet procession when they present their petition for work to the city council next Monday night. Motor CLEVELAND, Jan car barns and Electric o'clocis th s were d rs Destroyed. 18.—The Wilson avenus houseof the Cleveland Railway company burned at 5:30 morting. Many motor und trall powe GIVE FOU Swit & Co. Supply Large Quantities of ut to the Soup Huases. thestock their agent, J. W. utal in supply- ng the last diswributed the various soup ) twelve burrels Mr. Veeders s, uscertained Cmca rd packer {ers, bav food for the waeks. during that a day cooking, and In rounds )d work wag he found g »isbad and that those in charge down 1o a business basis, visited were 346 Wabash Soup Kitchen, Pa- orth Chicage Min Karlkla ission, H atholic di rseries run n's Liague, Garfield and the People's work was carried on niral relief bution will as suflicient beiug accou getting the i Lakeside Fr arden . association the three ( werg Am ces cific ( iss isteria Hous by thie Park Soup under I'he ies of th 1 is said th the com se food Are Notin a Durry. WASHINGTON Mendonca, any 2l before the lust February, wh have its sressive ne rebels ure bocause lunding force sle in Itio and about 18,000, 6,0M d fighters —Senor loes not expect wovelnent in Br v the 1st of vernment wil ready for u f this 2 h he expects the g torces massed and yvement against the rebels. T will never be uble 10 ¢ they huve not a large ¢ The government force nva, Nictheroy, be says, is ars ana 11,500 well aril 1io A Favorite Reweay tor Lu Grippe “During the epide ot la_grivpe Cham luin's Cough Remedy Look L d here 1 was much by ked than other cough ficine.” H Buues, druggist, Chatls b, 11l The grip is much the same as a y sévere cold and requires precisely the eatment. This remedy is wmpk tual and will prevent any lency ward pueumonia. sals and eff ,f the disease v by draggists For i L Were Graciously Recelved. i, Jan. 15.—The lowa state band forty-five pisces arrived here toduy em route t the Californis Midwinter fair. gave two concerts in Th al car and over ople em ut railroad stations en They travel in a spe: huve cted U s oity 10,000 1 They Dexver, Jan deved L )t formiu sing today or @ coul s, which are ao- cowbine, W0 show causa uot be fined injunciion cused xt Monday wh for they should violation of the o courk,