Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1894, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLU CEIICE: NO. 12 PEARL STLEET Tlivered Ly earrfer to nny partof the city LW TILTON - Munager J Rusinogs Office PHONES Ll r—-——-——‘— MINOIE MENTION n sale, has been Boston Store whito goods and lin Walter Wood, the runaway bo ordered sent home to Lincoln Jop who lives at 2000 18 111 with scarlet fever. annual meeting of the held next Monday for the ensuing Saral Fourth avenue, The club will be the officers elacted John Hogan was given fifteen days in the city jall yesterday for vagrancy. uring this time he will havé two meals o day on bread and water. Clem Spry, who was a_disturbance at Je North Sixth street court ye Special moe year will be with ereating ng' place on arged in polico charge e Wil was disc terday mornit ing of Star Royal Arch Masons, cventng for tho master degreo. All mark Masons cordially Invited to attend, The case of the state of Towa orge- Rudio, charged with bribi cloction day, was continued Field yesterday until Wednesday, Frank Jeftrics died at 3 morning at his h of consumption, @ ness of one yoar from the Broadway time to bo announced later There wiil be a convention of citi gembled at the county court house th In at 8 o'clock for tho purpose of nominatir nonpartisan school directors to be a on at next Monday's election and the adoption of such a sot of resolutions as will tend to corroct some of the prevalent abuses, An error in addition has given Dr. A. J ok, the populist candidate for mayor, a rably larger vote than he is entitled Tnstead of having 210 votes, he 1 only entitled to 185, so that the “citizens” mov ment cut even less of a figure in the la campaign than it was supposed it did Jennle Richardson, a colored girl, was ar- stod yosterday on the cherge of stealing ym one J. C. Smith. She told a most Story of Smith's actions toward or. and gaid he Invited her into his place of i ok S got his money and then left Judge McGee will hear the case this morn- inz. Mrs. Caroline Pet ¢ March tord o'elock ¥ 1ster ¥ alter funaral will Methodist chur © o to. T $1 1 diggusting ns dled Saturday, March 8, at the home of her er, Migs Averill, 1310’ Fourth avenue, aged 77 years. She was also a sister of Mrs, M. C. Hoon, who 1 a next door to M ‘Averill, and had been a resident of this city about five years Thio remaing wore taken (0 Lone Tree, John- Jon county, Ta., for interment. 8. L. F.hl_vrr' nts the report that )}(‘, is to give a banquet to the Ganymede Wheel club next Monday night in honor of his election corrected. A banquet will be held, but it will be the annual banquet of ‘!!w club, and he does not expect to pay the bills. Yo s in a very generous mood since the Tosult of the election was announced, but when it comes to isfying :<lxlv or more appetites for eatables and drinkables he draws the line. Air-tight Wood He s cost $8.00 will heat a room on 4 ; just the thing to r Investi- Cole's to $12.00; wood fire 48 hours furnace or steam fieat (Wi spring. gate at Cole & Cole's, 41 Main street. \ 5 H. A. Cox, 10 Main strect. Best quality, lowest rates. 2 Prompt delivery. Get prices before buyin Telephone 48. Conl While you are payi get the best? The Irial and invites compa ng for laundry why not zle laundry solicits a on. Telephone 157. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. M. Pfeiffer and Miss Sadie Carlson have gone to Chic Miss Stella Patterson taken a position as stenographer with the Empkie Hardware company. Mrs. M. Polsky and daughter, Miss Ruth, of Lincoln, Neb,, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Marks. E. C. Clapp, a prominent banker of Shelby, Ia., was in the city yesterday. An attempt Was made to burgiarize his bank night be- fore last. The thieves™blew open the outer safe door with nitro-glycerine, but were evl dently frightened away before their work was done, as nothing was missing when the Aoors were opened In the morning. Do not think that such a stock of goods as Riley & Sherraden’s can be run off in a few wooks, no matter how great the rush is. There 1s, enough yet to beautify-thousands of homes and artists’ material to stock hun- dreds of studios. And overything goos at iusl half price. Tube paints, sable bryshes, c, and all moldings at the same ratio. Dr Reller,] hemeo[mlll. 810 First ave. Tel. Domestic soap breaks hard water. Chlef of Police's Report. Chief Scanlan is drawing up his report of the work of the police department dur- ing the year ending March 1, 1894, and it will bo presented to the council along with the reports of other city officials at the next meeting of the counc During the year 1,243 arrests have been divjded follows: Males, 1,187; females, 56. No disposition is shown at police headquar- ters to move out until the last day of the old administration’s existence, and the office is not even undergoing the taxing process of cleaning up, In fact, It Is whispered about among the powers that be that Seanlan will not have to give up to a suceessor, for he has done 5o well that he will Le given the posi- tlon for another two years. made, Carbon Coal company, 34 Pearl street, Grand hotel. Get our cash prices on best hard and soft coal before buying. Everybody knows Davis sells drugs, The laundries use Domestic soap. Two Points at Issue. The trial of the case of the city against the motor company is set for the 15th in the .guperior court. The payment by the company of a large portion of the amount involved ha greatly decreased the importance attaching 1o this suit, but there is still between §4,000 dnd $5,000 depending on the outcome. The suit was originally for $14,000, for paving along the motor company’s lines. A few days ago the company paid a little over $9,000 of the sum demanded. The two points Dow Involved in the case are the liabllity to Pay for the paving of intersections of streets, and to pay for paving the six-inch strip ocou- pled by the four rails. 1,000 hot bed h, glazed and ready for use, made by the Council Bluffs Paint, OIl and Glass Co,, at prices to suit the times. Out of town customers save money and get prompt attention. Masonie temple building. 1f you desire absolute peace in the sk ‘your grocer for J. C. Hoffmayr Trade mark— Ladles, Kitchen & Co's Fancy Patent Flour, ke Hoosie nds at F. T True, depity ety treasurer, recelved a telegram yesterday from Edward C. Jones & Co,, brokers of New York, stating that the last batch of city bouds had been presented and accepted, and his draft paid. The fac valuo of the bonds is $31,000, and there is something like $600 of accrued interest due on them. The firm pays the par value and the amount of interest for the bonds, a very encouraging sign of financial improve- ment. The sale was made by the city offi- clals, and no commissions will be taken out. The Rebekahs have made arrangements with Miss Stella Stanton, the brilllane young elocutionist, o appear at Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening. Invitation is extended to the public. Lund Bros. have moved into thelr new bullding, next door to the old place, and now feel new pride in showing the public a first ®lass china shop. . Domestic s0ap outlasts clicap soap “THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THU RSDAY, MARCH 8, 18)1. 3 NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS Gamblers Preparing to Open Their Dens in Long Abandoned Stands, LOADS OF TOOLS BROUGHT FROM OMAHA the Corner of Main and HBroadws Dr. Announced—Ch War Ary Sentiments for pled Not Clenver's The gamblers who have been driven out of Omaha are dropping one by one into Council Bluffs, and fami faces are again haunting the atreet corners that have been aslonaily for good man Monday night a wagon drove up In front of a buflding near the corner of Main street and Broadway, loaded with gam bling tables and devices, which were trans- ferred into the second story of the ng. lattc been used as a g » o ar when everything baing 1 de The report ha ted that another open may be lookel for, and the report is commonly heard on the street that it made 1o differen \ party was successful | the polls last Monday, the gamblers would allowed to carry on thelr work without tatior next t ars. how Dr. Cleaver, the mayor-el on the qestion has not yet ben mide public, but frof those who are in a position to know the Information is given out that there will be little, it any, change from Mayor Lawrence's plans In tl o gambling Louses. The gamblers undoubtedly mean to open up thelr places, for so much has already been a ¢ f them but it will be on the q least untii find out exactly what policy the new ration wil pursue toward them. T : lovices from Om to this cit is all carried on under of night and the parties interested decline to make their plang very publi a months pa thie taving mbling fo! ago, open clireu i ne mole Just ands KOWN'S BELLICOSE JAG. He Tells the Court When fHe Shot am the district Harvye a L to cd d that fle Had shtngto fal all on the rown was on court, charge of colored with in looting ington, a adway A mit murder. an, tent the colored population of the ent and watched the trial w intercst. Several nesses were upon from among the colored people to ify as to the details of the shooting. It seemed that a crowd of blacks and whites d been drinking and playing cards during the afternoon and evening up to the time of the shooting, One of the darkice, on the stand, told of the firing of the re- the following grapiic manner udge, he jes’ wen' down in hees after n'wen e come up he had dat g d L There was a hasty sta pede among the colored people abe that time, and thie witness happencd to be among the car so that he could not give a ver: ount of what followed Brown h sell was put upon the stand and claimed that he was drunk, o drunk he Qid not know 3 going and also s in the ne breath that after a vile epithet 6r two had passed betwoen W ] iimself he ito his pocket, ing for a gun. o his own weapon and fired, ing effect on the outside of Washington's skull Under County 1oy Organ's crogs-exam- ination he beca mewhat mixed, and ho to acknowledge finally that he was not drunk but that he could give a very cl account of all that had on memorable night of the shooti The c will probably go to the jury tod The next case on the assignment is t of the state against Herman Parr, the moto man charged with causing the death of B. i, Hoimes through criminal negligen 1t is quite likely, however, that it will not come off on schedule time, for i is under- stood that the attorne: for the defensc will file a motion for a change of venue, on the ground that the defendant cannoi get a fair and unprejudiced trial before a jury composed of citizens of Pottawattamie county, on account of the bad odor in whicl the motor company Is since Monday's cle tion. louse, go0d ity h the g re of was pres- st called . s, the BENNISON BROS, Forcing Down the Prices. NEW DRESS GOODS AND SILK! Today, Thursday, we offer 1,000 mill rem- nants of the very best indigo blue calico, nch fine unbleached 6c muslin, 3%c a Lonsdale cambrie, §%c a yard. BARGAINS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS. 89¢ black Henrietta, 21c a yard. black Henrietta, 39c a yard. Today, again, you can buy our 75c quality Dblack silk finish Henrletta, 55c a yard. Novelty new spring dress goods, 40 inches wide, all wool, 0c a yard. Only to be found at Bennison's. Low prices on towels, table lin and white goods. Check nainsooks at Ge, 6% 5-S bleached napkins, worth $1.00, at 1 wool , napkins and 10¢ a yard. per dozen, 3-4 bleached dinner dozen, worth $1.50. 72-inch bleached napkins, $1.00 per satin table damask, Thursday agaln, 8Sc a yard. 70-inch bleached satin table $1.00 quality, today, 75¢ a yard. We are still selling mis: c fast black bicycle ho: at 15c a pair. New stock of Thompson's glove fitting cor- in black, drab and extra long at $1.00. The best corset in the world BENNISON BROS., Council Bluffs, damask, our hildren's and boys' sots, white, waist, for §1.00. NONPARTISAN CANDIDATES. Democrats Selze Th by the Tallplece and Nominate Oliver and Barstow. The democrats of Council Bluffs met last evening at the court house to put in nomi- nation two candidates for scnool directors. Since last Tuesday they have had serious doubts as to their ability to elect either of their nominces if chosen in the usual way, and thinking it botter to be sure of one ' demo than of none they espoused the nonpartisan scheme and nominated one democrat and one republican. R. N. Whit- tlesey, chairman of the city central com- mittee, called the meeting to order and named Frank Trimble as chalrman of the meeting. P. 1. Spencer was chosen ccre- tary. A committee on resolutions was ap- pointed, consisting of R. N. Whittlesey, J. J. Shea, U. H. White, A, Kastner and ifenry Rishion. This committee retired and in a few seconds came back with a set of reso- lutions, which had been carefully drawn up on Mr. Shea's typewriter during the aiter- noon The substance of these resolutions was that the™democrats had come to a realizing sense of the harm that might result from having politics dragged into school matters and pledged * the democratie party to stick to the Idea, not only this year, but in all years to come. The resolutions were not at all acceptable to a good many of the delegates present, but they were adopted in spite of their protests, whereupon a large delegation from the Fifth ward, under the lead of Nick O'Brien, jumped up, put on their hats and overcoats, and left the convention room. The disuffected delegates having thus been gotten out of the way, the rest went to work to nominate eandidates, with the fol- 1 lowing result upon the informal ballot: John ‘ *. Ollver, 63; Dr. J. §. Ba 3 L I i; A. C. Harding, 6 e, 1 1e ballot’ was thersupan declared formal, nd Oliver and Barstow wers nominated, a w votes in the negative being heard KEPT A-HUSTLING Like Iusy Bees. that have thron BLUFE of clerks he BOSTON have ke ing crowds STORE, C t their immen: day as for dear life 0 let up to the bargains ‘offered during ale. ale continues all this w itch tomorrow’s papers for a_ne: bargains BOSTON STORE, otheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Leader Councll Bluffs, I list of Stole the Whisky There was weeping and gnashing of teeth among_the democrats Monday afternoon, but the cause thereof did not fully arpear until now. As already stated in The Bee, thore was a barn just back of the polling place in the Second precinet of the Se ond ward, which had been cngazed as s ““consultation room’ for ward heelers and their $2 victims. Among the parapher- nalfa to be found on the inside was a large Jug of whisky, which was constantly re- plenished from some unsecn source w8 fast 3 its contents had found their way down the gullets of thirsty voters. The ‘“cor had been going on all noon, when denly, at the most critical time, a panic was caused by the announcement that the Jug and its contents had disappeared A hasty search was made and it was found that some wretch who had not the good of his party Leart lad broken a latch on the back door of the barn and had slipped in just as some ward heeler and his prospective voter slipped out of the front door. He was making oft with thc jug as fast s possible when a falthful democrat caught sight of him and exersised bilities to such eficet that was overtaken and the pre Jug was returned to its post of honor the barn. There was talk among the demo- cratic leaders for a time of prosccuting him n the charge of larceny, while the owner of the building was after him on the charge of malicious trespass in 1g his lock He was finally released, however, on con- dition_that he vote the democratic ticket He vol at the fugiti break 5 Bound Ove Iox decided the case yesterday in which G. C. Melzer and his wife, Della, were charged with attempting to blackmail Di. J. W. Mulliern of this eity, of the defer over to the and fixing their bonds at $400 were unable to put and_were remanded of Sheriff Iz Mrs. Melzer claims to have had an inter- esting career. According to the story told the people at the county jail she formerly a bareback rider with Forepau ircus, but she ran across Melzer and been living m by her wits ever since. While she was learning to ride some y ago she got a kick in the face fro horse, which left an ugly scar on her fore- heid. A large clump of banged hair covers the scar under ordinary circumstances, and thus prevents it from marring what would otherwise be a passably good looking face. Business. Please the following prices new and clogant stock of cheap, and fine wall paper. Best grade brown backs, per roll, 1o brown backs, gilts, 4¢. le white blanks, 43¢ and 5e, Blackinal Justice binding both and jury ac They up the required amount to the tender mercies note on_my medium 3c. grade white b, grade gilt bronzes, grade embossed gl gold French designs and 20¢, 25¢ and 35e. Ingrains, 15¢, 20c and Zic. A Tull line of rcom mouldings at popular te ecstimates on all kinds of paper sing and give the work my perscnal at- tention. I will ,be pleased to have a share of your patronage. D. CROCKWELL, 411 Broadw Smallpox Ca es. Two more cases of smallpox were reported vesterday from the quarantined houses, one of them being James Usher and the other Mrs. Dill. The 2-weeks-old pabe of Mr. and Mrs. Usher died Tuvosday night and wi buried at once. City Physician Macrae thero are two children sick in the qu tined houses with what may develop smallpox. 3 Get prices from Shugart & Ouren, the lead- ing scedsmen of Council Bluffs, Masonlc temple. . into Jarvis Wine Council Bluffs, sole agents Jarvis 1877 brandy. Postponed the Canvass, Lawrence and City Clerk Zur- did not canvass tho votes cast wst election yesterday afterndon, as they had intended, for they examined the law further and found that the third day was the day specified In the for the canvass to be made. Thoy ingly postponed operations until this after- noon. Mayor muchlen at the Have you seen the new gas heaters at the Gas company’s oflice? Washerwomen use Doin stic soap. Mirringo Lice The following marriage licenses were is- sued yesterday by the county clerk: e and Addre: Sidney G. Roblason, Oakland Anna’Thomas, Council Bluffs..: James A. Thomas, Council Bl Della 13, , Council Bluffs Council Bluffs, - CAUGHT IN CHICAGO. sos. Age. Jarvis Wine Co., “Little Louise,” a Shoplifter of Interna- tional Notorlety, Arrested. CHICAGO, March 7.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—"Little Louise" Bigelow, an ex- pert shoplifter known to the police of all the large cities of the United States and wanted throughout Great Britain and on the continent of Iurope, was arrested by De- tectives Cronin and Stevens of the Central station yesterday, Two women, local shop- lifters, were with her when she ‘was ar- od Little Louise,” as she s known to the pdlice everywliere, is celebrated not only as a clever shoplifter, but also as having been the wife of Barney Aaron, an English light- weight champion, and also the spouse of Tom Bigelow, a safe blower and thief of national reputation. Another thing that adds to her celebrity {s the absence of the top portion of her left ear. This Is the mark of ain put on her over thirty years ago while serving a second term for shoplifting in a London prison. — TRAIN SWEPT INTO A RIVER. Heavy Land Slide Nearly Causes the Death of Seversl Men, PITTSBURG, March 7.—W and five coak cars, on the Pittsburg, Young; town end Ashtabula branch of the Fort Wayne road, was passing Kenwood, thirty miles west of here, at 3 o'clock this morn- ing, a heavy land slide came down the hill and swept the train into the Beaver river. The trainmen narrowly escaped death, but all got off with injuries of a more or less serious nature. Thelr names were: Engineer M. Hubbard, Fireman George Jones. Brakeman John Thomas Re The slide covered the track with hundreds of tons of earth and delayed trafc several hours. hile engine 277 ————— Cure Indigestion and billousness DeWitt's Little Early Risers. el L Thrown from » Buggy, M. Dreisen and Peter Hansen, while out riding yesterday, were thrown from their buggy and Drelsen suffered a severe scalp wound, He was taken to his home, Fif- teenth and Vinton strests, - Shot a Boston Alderman. BOSTON, March 7.—James Noonan fired several shots at Alderman Lomasney in the city hall at 12:40. One shot took effect It is not known how serlous the wound is, with AFTER THE “BLIND TIGER” oh bition Leader of Iowa Ratizfled with the Mulet Bill, AGREE! FUNK OF HARDIN S TO COMPROM! Pretends to Think that While Saloons Will Not Be Licensed the It Will Give Security to W Regulated Joints. by Mensured it DES MOI gram to The Bec up as a special Mr. Funk of Hardin, tionists, mad tax bill came house today. leader of the prohibi speech. He said accepted the bill as a compromise and be- ase he did not believe legalize the to his in in Dubuque in Sioux City runnir rained, and in Des Moines to b “blind t quor could be procured in violation of law, and it was the purpose of this bil to suppress as many of such places as possi ble and fmpose wholesome restrictions upon those that continued to exist. Hp thought there was room for but one license party in Towa, and this position had already been pe-empted by the democrat Mr. Robingon moved that caucus bill be substituted measure, but no vote bate will be continned from day to day The house Judic committee killed the bill raising the age of consent from 13 to 18 The senate passed the house bill jntro- duced by Davidson for the suppression of the Russian thistle with sligit amendments; also the house bill authorizing railroads provided with the interlocking other safety device to cross other lines at grade and run over draw or swinging br without stopping. Tiic senate bill hedges along highw in two y was pas The house bill fatrc 1 by Watkins im- posing a fine of from $100 to $1,000, with a term of fmprisonme e principzls in prize fight was taken up on the emergency cle attached and passed by both hou The law will take effec three da publication, and it is Intended to head several prize fights now being arran Deathbed Confesston of a M WEST UNION, Ia the deathbed confe Allamak mitted here several years told by Joyce to his Irluv‘n'l -in-law low ur years ago he ordered h James Joyce, to clean out the cister hoy obeyed, but aa soon as he reache bottom his uncle pulled up the ladder. then procured a shot gun and fired both loads into the defenscless Loy, Not satiss fied, the heartless relative tumbled a lot ot recks upon the body and left the place. The following day he returned end holste the body out by means » and rope and dragged it to en obseure part of the farm and burled it. He circulated the rumor that the boy had gone soath and was caugit hanged, and confirmed hed on the subjeet, a veritable brute, having rag s aged, sickly aunt her scream and e raulet order in the it w saloon. He stated that ac formation there wers and an equal number and unres we said u ordin alo open where the [ was rea requiring to be osage orange trimmed once by off t0. The story as s fol the He the rurio; The murderer ws been known to from her bed § groan. = Murdered HAMBURG, Ia., March 7.—(Special to The Boe.)—Last night a ' man named James Owens shot and killed Seneca Noble, an old and infiuential farmer, living about eight miles southeast of this place. It that James Owens ~married Mr. daughter about « six ntl against the father's wishes. has never been a happy one, numerous qu: . About a week ago the young wife sought protection in her father's house. Last night Owens came to Nobles' home to get his wife, but the father inter- fered in his daughter’s behalf, when Owens drew a revolver and fired, the shot killing him instantly. He then fired the second shot, which took effect on Mr. Nobles' son, but not dangerou Owens gave himself up to the authorities. Town bles much union having I1is Mind Suld to Bs Unbalanced. SIOUX CITY, March 7.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—J. C. Allen, a candidate on the stlver party ticket for mayer, who predicted his own clection all along and only received | 34 votes in the city, today flled a contest In | Which were unmisiskable signs of an unbai- ced mind. e ulso made threats ag ayor-Elect Fiotcher, and was promptly taken in custoly by the insanity commis- sioners. 3 iy Dropped Dead Envoute to Church. PERRY, Ta., March 7.—(Special Telegram Bee.)—On bis way to church tonight ~old son of John Trouth dropped dead. He was a remarkably bright boy and had overworked himself studying in order to graduate this spring. ————— CROSSED THE DARK RIVER. Rufus Frost Dies in His Private Car on His Way Home from Mexico. CHICAGO, March 7.—Rufus Frost died suddenly in his private car at the Union railway station yesterday. He was return- ing from Mexico to his home in Boston. Mr. Frost had been sick for some time and was traveling In charge of a physician. He was a retired Doston banke: Mrs Ellen Moonlight, LEAVENWORTH, Kan., March 7.—Mrs. fllen E. Moonlight, wife of ex-Governor Thomas B. Moonlight, minister to Bolivia, died this afternoon at her home in this city after one day's illness. Colonel Moonlight has been telegraphed at New York. He ex- pected (o fake a steamer Satuzday for Boiivia. Mrs. Moonlight was 60 years old and has lived here since 1838. Mrs. Mary Hemenway, BOSTON, March Mrs. Mary Hemen- way died here yesterday after a long ill- ness, aged 65. She was the richest woman in Boston, possessing a fortune estimated at $15,000,000. She assisted many charitics and was foremost in encouraging any worthy educational project. onel A B, Ellis, March 7.—The Daily News an- death at’ Teneriffe of Colonel A. B. Ellis, who conimanded the British forces in the recent expedition against the Sofas In the interior of Sierra Leone. Colonel Ellis died of fever. Judge Lyman Walker. PERU, Ind, March 7.—Hon. Lyman Walker, ex-judge of the Fifty-first judicial district and prominently identified with state and national affairs, is dead. He was o7 years of age. Andrew Gllchrist. CHEYENNE, March 7.—Andrew president of the Stdckgrow, bank, died yesterday after a briet He was one of the most prominent wealthy stockmen of Wyoming, LONDON, nounces the Gilehrist, National iliness. and Broke the Will, OAKLAND, Cal., March 7.—Judge Henshaw handed down a deciston today In the famous Murphy will case. The contest was between the children of Mrs. Murphy, widow of tho millionaire merchant of this city, She dled in London, leaving two wills of uncertain date, under which her daughters, Helen, Frances and Isabel, claimed the greater pors tion of the estate. The contestants allege that their mother had been unduly influenced by the three sisters, who were constantly | with her. Judge Henshaw's decision revokes the probate of both wills, whi®h, he says, are wholly inconsistent in their terms and leaves the estate to be distributed among the seven children share and share alike. Owing to tho expense of the long litigation the es. tate Is said to be valued at not oyer §600,000. bilhhies Amount Not SAN FRANCISCO, ch 7.—After six years of diplomatie negotiations the famous claims of Mrs. Janet Baldwin of this city against the government of Mexico is about | to be settled. Henry M. Clement, her at- | FOR sAL¥ torney, has left for Washington to partici- e the lalm _Is for Loon Baldwin in coneluding indemsity for the the claimant's husband yen by outla 1w but tiations urd | as of two governments WEATHER FORECASTS. Variabls Winds Wi W WASHINC Thurs lay slightly it Wil i day Blow and e ska T ON For warmer Kansa hitly v Towa In Nebr March Nebraska—Cor variable win: mer; and variable winds, Missouri—Fair; variable ds Ior South Dakota warmer in eastern Loeal Record. OFFIcE oF Tite Weatner Buria Mareh 7.~Omaha record of te eainfaileomparad with correspondic past four years Threat rtions; ning Thtly south winds, O, ture and lay of 1892, 1804 1801 443 1803 Maxinum tomp i Min turo 1N Lemperature AVOFALE LM PErature. 3 cipitation 02 wtement show i 18 10 sho condition of tem- tation at Odizha for the day and sinc 1, 1803 Normul temperature. Excoss for thy day w0 March 1 pr i iency f ations BTATIONS, i r 00/ Cloudy udy, Forecast OMelal, His House Near the Kailroad from Which a Bomb Could Le Egsily Thrown. CHARLESTON, W. Va., March 7.—The revelation of a dynamite plot is causing ex- treme excitement up the river among the strikers and the militia. The greatest fears are expressed for the safety of the militia and Wyant. The latter's Louse Is on the railfoad and is the headquarters of the of- ficer: Sach passing freight train fs loaded with strikers and a bomb could be easily thrown into one of the windows, i ar; of the officers have been commun the governor and steps are being keep the the train: almost an L lity, and, if the a tak tiempted, ruction of d property. el Kilied by n Denver M DENVER, March Solomon Wert- ham, wife of the treasurer of the Hyman | Cigar company, was run down by an electric | car at the infersection of Curtis and Thirty- third streets today and instautly kil e dwalbs S TELEGRAPIIC BRIEYS, 7.—Mrs, he famous Whittaker embezzlement trial at New Orleans ended in a mistrial. Seven cases of smallpox were dis in a tenement in Brookiyn last evening. The suspension has been announced on the Jew York Stock exchange of Hunter, Clark Jacob of 51 Exchange Place. Arguments will be heard in the Colorado supreme court next Friday on the constitu- tionality of the trust deed law passed at the extra session of the legislature, According to a story current in Chicago, Tascott, tho alleged murderer of Millionaire nell, visited Chicago In disguise during the World's fair, spending a week. A portion of Joliet, IIL, is under water. Rains have caused the canal to overflow. The water is a foot deep in a number of machine shops and lumber yards, Potter Palmer, the millionaire hotel kecper of Chicago, is seriously ill with the grip. Mr. Palmer is nearly 70 years old and fears are felt that he may not recover. Higgins Platt, republican, was eleeted mayor of Oswego, N. Y., over Dulger, Cleve- land democrat, by twelve vol McGowan, Hill candidate, received less than 400. C. 8. Crawford, a young attorney of Abi- lene, Kan., was arrested vesterday on a charge of violating Abilene’s new occupation tax ordinance by not paying his license. John Boland, charged with firing the shot that killed Robert Ross at Tuesday's election tragedy at Troy, N. has been remanded without bail to await the coroner’s verdict. The supreme court of Colorado has denied the appeals for new trials of Thomas Jordan, William Nesbit and Santlago Torres, who were convicted of murder and scntenced to death, Frank Dhaas Robinson, president of the eveland Base Ball club, denies the story Wumefi full of Fains Aches and weaknesscs, find in CUTICURA ANTI- PAIN PLASTER instant and gratcful relief. In OxNE MINUTE it rclieves aching sides and back, hip, kidney and uterine 15, strains and weak- rheumatic, sci- arp and nervous pains, coughs, colds and ches Odor- ous with balsam, spice and pine, it is the sweetest, surcst, safest and best plaster. Price: asc.: five, $1.00. At all druggi mail. Portin DRuG axp Chiss. Cowr. where Do You MLATb Buy Your . frosh™ If you want first-class meats, day, and if you want to buy thei at the vory lowést prices, try Pokorny’s New Meat Mar- ket, 333 Broaday. Compure thesy prices with the'prices you hive been | ast Beef, from k, ol erhouse Steak, from. . Round Steak, from,, ., Rib and Chuck Steak, from.. ... Boiling Beef, from Corned Beef. from.. ... Clods (boneless). Pork Chops. Pork Butts Sult Pork All kinds M All kinds Veal, fro; Pork Sausuge, from, California Haws. . Bacon,... vLard, from......... Poultry, Game and Flsh g Fresh Goods nt low vri A F. POKORNY 333 BROADWAY, s or by Boston ove [ Witys on biua Special Noticas; COUNCILBL UFF3: DO YOU KNOW THAT Bome cholce bargains land near this city? DAY & in fruit HESS HAVE and gurden AULTS . At Taylor's FARM AND sald, | lusey & ABSTRAC ity LOANS bought *and nell Biuf 'OCK AT NO, 140 BROADWAY FOI morigagee sl 1400, € low rent. Must bo #ol 7 %3, Day, mortgages 1 street cil Elufts STANDARD BRED FIL garet (reglstercd) i M M, by Abdallah Councll Blufls, Mess la ont New ¥ transfer rk that he had of McKean to out from nted to the New York club, A speeial elec terday <t the n was he Albuqu th t district rbitrato th rtain that will Patri pass, at a float over k's day 1 by the men yesterday. It will be ap: ting Mayor MeClellan, rnor Lowoll f Kansas ed Dr. H. W. Roby of Topeka a of the State Board of Health, vice J Stewart of Clay Center, term expired. inted Dr.’ J. W. Jenny of Salina. ral A, B, Lamb ¢ ducted the unsucc ett Sutherland, t > of Gravesend, N. Y tve proof that the jur of Denver terday, and after proposad red: ; conts per the A resol board of al proved by flect wa ol mber t P, r He J ne who ¢ clafm wvas b thi Tramway a sho ction of made by hour, sion on accepted the mpany to pay cents, r Lowel for the view 7 of Kansas and Doard of Public Mitehellville and reform schools to improving loit. that Mr. mem- Works Eldora, At those the girls’ yesterday th G A h ranch Daiton s, in C et Attorney Bottum of ldress the Cough- after having spoken for ree days. Tomorrow forenoon Ju Tuthill will the jury, which will prot tire in the afternoon. W Johnzon, a well known young man « Kan,, was f guilty Aling by a jury in crimiy at Independence yesterd: His punishment was fixed at two ye the Missouri state penltentiary. The supreme court of versed decision of Dalton gang Parkingon of Tuesda, Bang ngequenc istant P'rosecuting Chicago conclided his lin case this evenin eh t Colorado has re- the district couw A. Deane a verdict for §25 000 gainstt 8. W. French for allenating the affe: ons of Mrs. Deane, and remanded the case for a new trial John G. Hallock, for many vears confiden- tial clerk for Theodore Pabst & Co., porters of glass and chinaware at 26 street, New Y locked up in de $10,000 bail cha: d W h misappro; the sum of $65,839 of the firm’s money. The sug council, Patrons of Industry, which s holding its session at Toledo, O., a lengthy and radical platforr svernmental control of railways, an income tax, woman suffrage, election of all officers by a pepular vote and opposing \s and liquor interests, n Commissioner M. H. sh, who is on a vacatio: mmoned to Muskogee, 1. T. gram stating that the Choctaws have con sented to negotiate with the Dawes commi sion looking to the abandonment of tribal and the acceptance of land In se m ot been by a tel Kidd J. Wheeler, Minn., shows W. Durant, deposition of Captain T insolvent, taken at Dubuque that he and his partner, turned over to the Lumbermen's National bank of Stillwater city all their pre steamboats, farm, pine lund, opera hous with the amount due from the city, and even Mr. Wheeler's homestead. JUST AHEAD. A Pro Threatoning nent Frofessor Spoiki Ab Abroad @ ut the Things This Time of the Yoar l DANGER | 18 surprising how many prople aro suf- today trom so-calied coughs, colds and fluens Tho romark was mado by n vor fossor co meete 1w th on forine " prominent of the foading ho sald are troubling or few Y ork hospitals, It fs not these thinzs thit people, but it Is an advaneed form of our old enctiy, the vrip. Pooplo feal out of sorts, sneezo, ve pains (n tho muse as and bones, © 10 appotite, srest in the world and wonder what s tho 1 + Tt s the grip; nothing oise. “Now, all such ompt trontment. nd repelied at o into thing s wiy wro v o, lose ail in \tte symptons Tho att 1ok nood to havo ust bo mot ) it I8 vortaln to run s 1 know of but one i those troubtes which and that 18 to fm= e by using m \ant. Nothing 3 vut * somothing S For Lhis piurpose nothing s over caunled DOify's Paro Malt Whiskoy, which 18 neknowlede i today by phys'clans and selentific prople to b the only pu lieinal mait whiskoy upon ¢ market." Tho words of the pr o truo and thoy wrey & wonderfui moe 0 mny men una sien Who aro suffering with tho first symps s of erip, oF olso et p (0 s advanced ses. 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Mrs, Skinkle says though both were badly hurned, yet aft he application of th i nd’ they su fered but little, ate wel), siopt sound, and in three weeks time were entirely healed, with scarce a mark remaiuin i old nurse of many years exper but I any “thing to compare with pound for fact for cuts and surface w y kind. Ona bad case of a cut hecoming poisoned putrid was permanentiy cured by a few plications of Mecca Compound, while € bolic' Salve, Indian Salve, and one of my own make seemingly had no effect in a three weeks trial, Dut was constantly grow= ing worse. 1 could tell of many wonderful cures effected by Mceea Compound. Prepared by THE FOSTER MANUFACTURING (€O, COUNCIL BLUFES owa. _ And for Sale b,', All Dpu'gglsts. JOHNSON'S NMACMETIC QILI tnstant Xitler of Pain. Internai and External, Cures RIIEUNIATISM, NEURAL- ek, Spralne, Bruisos 5, COLIC and Cholern a, Boro T scially prepred for %, Double Btrength, Powoerful end P izl T (nimentfor Man HTaetin existanco. 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