Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1894, Page 6

e ——————— IF'OBER —— - ‘I""r = ceeds of the = ‘AT THE STATE L'NI\'ERSITY:. BLLS ARE RESTING EASY 8ee No Neosssity for Undertaing to Fore: Tocvi able Recovery, Openiog Week of the Institution Ore of Unususl Ac'ivity, forced to withdraw NUMBER OF NEW STUDINTS INCREASED GAME IN W LL STREET ONE OF WAIT NG editor of the Times. Over 450 Names Promises Little for Activity Strengthening in Banks Bother SION 1N BUTLEI COUNTY, partment of the School Moving ulists Make No Noming with Wonted Activity, was elected chair- NEW YORK, Sept of the banking house of Henry writes of the situation in Wall stre ““Wall street is still waiting for of the waters.' N Henry Clews. o week at A resolution was introduced and passed Clews & Co. students regis larger than last year. are now on the books the regisration of students lege by the closing of next the number up to the nominations the moving The bulls are conserva nominations to precipitate an by the democrats for rey come at no very distant ¢ and which they better shape » if allowed to wait until acclamation tration democrat more intrinsic conditions are mo extend full for one reason part of last wonal Mention, additions to eleve opportunity plications were There is every transient phase been pretiy been appointed surg Found a Lost €l FLORENCE, A clild was found by gymnasium Inequalitics measurencnts e PR A sound business prudence and nothing were hunting packed hou strengthened Upwards of 200 The. campus prosents but It would be ——— batement of the late recovery UP WITH THE TIMES, gralors have compirative bull clement tends to make this year's bartallon t present mino congreskional Forge work in 11 Monday morning. il training depart tended with unusual intercst will determine undoubiedly e policy of the nation upon Thursday undg University orche tions were much mor . Porter Sherman of Kansas striet than usual vorable rather But whilst infliences such ¢ sday evening ¥ caleulated to pr m(l dollars ‘uuu tin ~\MWH Middle Class. t laboratory work is kept Dr. Ward i building a zoological aquarinm in the ald conservatory in Nebraska hall. i will carry art history this year. Freshman rhetoric classes aggregate over 800 menbors. e superabung ssible to employ elective work i nything approaching ctions may soon ¢ little prospect an abundance of good material this year. the boys are a little slow in getting together and unl.w they do better work (1 olding the state championship e of the strong teams in A formidable competitor is .-enml In’the Omaha Young Men's Ohristia rsonnel of the team tely decided upon as yot, ving arrived. s in charge of Prof after an absence of The trip extended through the continent. inducement s Lo undertake speculitive S0 soon us e improvement and when the export movement in dimensions. | the railroads this w-nr in the f; to bring the into court, and s thin the ne: carnings of the railrc { few months, rosaIvediire he expected BEE 716t Dee forget-me-not the captain not | A party of touri arrived home last about 108 days. Enxlnnd and industries will 3 labor will be mors: A gang of the strik the corner of 3 timidly approg “arnam, and was . Some emphatic upon the even finally consented to tell their age volurne. not to be over tion of confidei.ce in trale and minufac the employme A large number of students deprecated violsnce of ady kind selves of the opportunit water on vital political lssuex at the Lansing Friday evening. \\':lll " it general stimulus to demand a tion to arbitration 10 avert any trou- Sitatoamloy in this nanner red enterpriscs r the monopolies for P superinfendent aflroad exten caller at the university Frid; The college of law opens O aminations are held on the 5th and 6th. launched; postponed undeitaken, and th * who atlempts to oust the large will enter period of ex- 1 drift of things or existing circums CEDAR COUNTY FA strikers are In common nonenclature about seventy Display Was Large an are newsb.ys. ould be unw n gooll sceurities, ] litions of the is to uvoid short sal ssions and 1o be s HARTINGTO! £ strike has heen declared thirteenth annnal € ties upon whor dar county fair was b Notwithstanding the drouth and was (he most hest practical poliey ¢ time brewir to buy on sharp depr rson who was so cruelly as aulted of delivering papers hotels befors giving them to the consequent dise successful exhib) association. was built this sume: splendid display of stock display uragement, it 2 A BUSINESS The new agricultural hall, which was taxed to hold the for burther the strike was declared Germun pu % s0id on the sfreet last night as also large. and not a Chi racing and a couple of 'll“ )‘wn\ amusement and all passed pleasat tly Both to the management a attendance, The theatergoing public of Hartmgton r now be accommodated, opera_house is concern one of the substantial b Just completed a building containing 4 Touse B0x80 feet. set of scenery gold ard an ad A kal et strikers carried ther grievan them to foin t repre:entative of the Chicago paper in the city, and it is loped that Speculation fo Jonn Kraus i peculation for nent almos s men here, mp i expanding, Weekly for the O The Weekly will be sent or 10 ce opened Thursday evening, and its 600 ! o Were not erough to accommodate the tlmnl which paid for admiss tion of this s plied a much-needed fustitution, and it wil undoubtedly prove a paying investment. J. Young is the manager. A copious rain fell here yesterday to address an audience here W Vednesday evening, Octobe el GERMAN THEATR’CAL SEASON. In the constr W It Will Open at Tarnce § Nght —Loent Ger Next Sunday who has had considerable i eAveR pretenion, Hilhaly entral, perience in conducting theatr Turner hall will open next Sunday. The play to be presented is a « securities were firmer. Tecumseh N, N Len medy in tw TECUMSEH A young men's re publican club has been or- ganized In this city. Miss Nellle Taylor of Cripple Creek, Colo., is \hllmx m llm city A Personnls. A much comm s of Uruguay. ¢ improved trade and represents euted by a mad-passioned English lover of | Unceasingly INPROVING. his llling hnwr in Albion Skinner of Mt. visited here the past week. 0. R. Térreil and F. a flour and feed store W. J. Bryan will speak In this eity Tues day afternoon. the comedy resented by local amateur oster have o Second street siaples were Selma Lindeman, verformance continued regularly twice working on Persia showed signs of improvement Journal here, severely mashed the fir 1 to tell woon. usfavorable erman club a renewal of the e which served to enta every Thure ‘The fall term of the trict court has been vember 12 to December 10, Dr. A, Galser is ente:taining his fathe €. @. Gaiser, of Charleston, I, W. H. Ross and family of Billings, Mont are visiting relatives here, M Price of New Haven, the guest of Mrs. W. H J. L. Chamberlain ana H, attending the Galesburg, C. K, Chamberlain Johnson county SRS s of last winter, tuain both ladies and gentlemen encouraging entertainment s been built for the tings and scenery and German mills will be n street and the twenty-four de @ profit in Sep - profit was small remuneratiye 8. Ferguson are | s returned from a visit | to his children e LONDON GRAIN REVIE J. A. Dillon and daughter, an extended visit in [1inois. in the Unit d Ki the cloud has tendered a farewell party at the Methodis i the nine parsonage Thursday evening by the members The reverend gentleman and family will go to Hastings to & bowling game of the church, Pickard defo winner of the lust bowling n are bemoaning the has been accep: Klish wheat Bellevue Brevities. r of this city be employed by ement of the demand was poor to los Angeles was held at and was well attended. Nearly every one from the village the rifle range Tuesday afternoon to witness the presentation of wedals to the succ ypographical time of regular e last Saturday in e Charles Herbertz Petersen have ed stay at Colfax oved health ieetings from Willlam Segellce but it closed quiet returned from their below top rices. American and and November The Weekly for the Campaiga. Woal Sales, The Weekly Bee will be sent up to No- vember 15, covering the eatire campaign, for 10 centa, some weeks past, has returned to her howme h South Dakota, The Knights of Pyun.- gave a ball Thurs- the Clarke farm, Tae pro- yesterday 9,271 bales were offered, of which 1,600 were withdrawn. Australian merinos were in demand, and good greasies were day evening bid up for Germmn- account 1 cross I8 were alsowarflening, but low grades were easler, especially short stapled Cape of Good Hope and Natal. The number of bales advertised fo be offered next week Is 7798, The number of bales imported during the pastiswesk was 7117, Detafled sales: New South Wales, 1396 bal scoured, 7dgls Gd; greasy, 614@%d. Queen land, 575 bales, sboufed, 7 GaTlad. Adelaide, 78 bales; greasy, Ty Australia, 088 bales: scoured Saifd; i New Zealand, 436 bales ured. Bigdts 8 . Cap 000, Ticpe el L 1,200 bales: 1, ",dm- 4lad; greasy, 44617%d. NEW \'UNK GENERAL Yesterday's Quotations on Flonr, Graln and Provisions, Metals. Ete, NEW YORK Sept 2. ~FLOUR - Recelipts, 900 bblsi exports; 2,900 bbla: sales, 4,20 pkes, Market duil and barely steady, with some inquiry from buyers, but nothing more than a car lot trade ordering. ity mill pat ents, $H00G415; city mill clears, $3 45 Min nesite patents, $3.10G3.50; Minncsota bakers $2.3905.20; spring low grades, $170018; spring a0l Winter bu ; wintor atralghtn Catras, $1.002.4 Wintor Tow g f Sout our salen common o 4150 Dirle, ; © muperiine W30, Buckwheat Hour MEAT sates Nom/nal Quict N buying, and ame firm offerings, ¢ May, 0216 A%e in pencd strons i thy wheat, but declined under deni oty finally rallying on ying and elosed At 14y closed _at 58%0; Octe 114 yember, G511k - te: December 2a52%c, closed at 52y OATR Rrceipte. 1840 hu Wi bu salew futures, spot., ol market B No. . livered, goi N 2 whit A No. 8 white, 31ize; track state and ern, Bm@dve. Options generully strong all the morn g on’ light ofterings buying In sym pathy with wheat, and ed at li@%e ad Se, o at’ mse; oot losed at’ 32%c; November Closed at December, $iG31%¢, clised AL 5% HAY=Dull; shipping, § chice HOPS—Dull; state, comm ase Pacifie eonst, 19,68 HIDES 1 wel salted, New e 0 10 24 1, 1C; Texas, dry, LEATHER—Firm; homlock HERE to heavy welk 157 15 WOOL—Steady; domestic flece PROVISIONS—Beet, steady; family 100 extra mess, $8.0068.50, beef him: 100: extra Tndin mess, $16.00619.00, Cut plokled hellies, $8.0009.00: plekted shoul Il hanis, 8100021050, 1 cam - clored at §0 o ol at 80,05, nominal § tk, firm and new mes extra prim aily $15.300015.70. T weste 136170 et 1 we tory, 193715¢ imitation 156 16e; stat Al skims BOGS—s ¥tate ice N 7 .23 AL ountiy (pkis PETROLIZUM s b Tk, §3.60: 1 Niw G phia und Haltimork, $.10; Philadelphia and Hal timore, i bulk, 8260 ROSIN=FImm; strained, common to good, $1.15 @20 TURPENTINE- Pl ot 2562810 RICE—Steaidy pegtic, fudr U Oges Japan, 1% i MOLASSES-—Steady; New Orlos Kood 1o che e PIG. TR Dull} Sootch, $19.50 an, 110,004 17,00, COPPER-Steadys lake, $0.0 D-Qu et ~dumestic,. § 'IN—Barely ' sleady q quiet; snlex ‘on clinge, vember tin ‘at $I5.30; 5 tons of $15.90; 25 tns af Deeember tn 2 tons of Novembor tin at $15.70 ns of D cembes $16.30; 2 tons v tin tie, ;i 28G20e, nominal; veliow holce yellow lHow off prime white, OMAUA GENERAL MARKETS, Conditlon of Trate and Quotaiiony on Stuple and Faney Produce There has been very litile change in” the hut situation duiing the past week re colpts, however, huve heen o little heavier but the proportion butter continue small, so that the m has | m ol the week on the best grals The st up of the grass Ly the lae fail 1 has A son svement in ! ke hitx by i notewortiy feature, b been overly brisk, while th fully up to or a little in e ni to prevail amomg helders ficlent to break the matket Poultry has been areiving more frecly dusing s werk theie has bron no mat in the demand, with the natural Tae cuse with spring cijckens, whiie quoted Tower, The wouson his now ars when old fawls and spring ehickens will out the same priv nowad quall wil Ve in season com- mencing with Monday, and that will have o Cnideney o add (o the interest in the game market. Thus far s season the weather has n most too warm to handle game safely, and Same time the 1 has not been ctive for tie sime son. Cool weather would have a tendescy 1o cause o lecided _impioy the & ricet, s ned, even aid’ not | s heen well ail week an Bave 1 work to keep supplies cloaned up at quo- market has been dull all the week | dedly lower than it wus @ few duys following will show ot articles of pr . Weeks futes at the coluinn representing cases poultry, packages of butter tatoes gy Butte eceipts of potatoes aly dnerea s 10 1) ER—Packing stock, 1lc; fair to H@ise; choice to fancy, 19020c; nery, 2002 rator’ creamery, 1 hens, i roosters spring chickens, bc; dicks, 1 g ter w, 1@Teihen turkeys, 7¢; gobblers, G GAME-—Pr chickens, young, per dox., § @2.75; prairie chickefia, old, per doz., 32, Erouse youn, per doz.. 32T grouse. per doz. §2; blue wing teal, per doz, $1.35; i, per doz., $1.36: ducks, mixed, canvasbacks, $3.5064,00, mallards, §2.5003, 0 VEAL~—Choice fat and small veals are quoted Bee; large and coupse, BaAc. CHEESE—Wiscingln, full cream skn and ows, part sims, 1 1 11e: brick, iy JHAY=Upland ha y i v straw, 3. the price 108 sell s bust. Only top e P1GEONS 010 P per doz., e, POTAT So@nic OLD 1 Hand-picked, navy, $2.25; me. i, common white bLeans, $1.75Q ONI¢ c CABBAGE--On gracn, 1%a1%c. RY— Per dox., 30@40 T POTATOMSe Per ib., 80, or $2.75G4.00 per bl Jersey, 35,50 per bbl S FrtuITs very fair business has been doing in ( frults durks past week. Arrivals been quite liberal for th ason wnd th hes and grapes s Dwer. Quota- tions APPLES. M stock, per bbl., §2 s PEACHES - Californla — frees(l ling T PLUMS— California, $0cgsh.2 PRUNES-— %0081, 2 ARS—Bartlett, no good shipping stock; B, dy and I, Clalrgetd, 82, winter Nellls, $1.8% 2,00 APRIC lifornia, none. CHERE California, none GRAPE rds, 10:-1b, baskets, 2e; round lots, c; O $1.50; muscat, §1.54 140 cornl 2 CRANIE . tancy, $10 per bbl.; Cape Cod W9 5, TROPICAL FRUITS n, 160, 200, per box 0, per box, $5.00G5.50; Floridus, SLIBU2T5 per bunch, i Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and croup cure, 1 in great demand. Pocket size con tains twenty-five doses, only 256 gents. Children love it. Scld by druggists, "Ecum,s FROM THE ANTE ROOM | Does economy bore you? It ought not to, always. shing with Pearline, for instance. That is a pleasant e conomy, Take the matter Meetings of 0dd Fellows Grind Podies to Be Held the Coming Month, I'here's your work made light and short for you ; and while your doing it, in this easy, pleas- ant way, you can be lhrnkmk of the actual money that you're s'l\lng by not rubbing things to ruin as in the old way. That ought to be pleasant to whether you' work yourself, or having it done. Millions use Pearline. Peddlers and some unscrupulous ‘“the same as Pe and if your honest—sen, ACTIVITY AMONG THE OMAHA LODGES Tangler Temple's Invitation from se Who Will R atifying Fro- dmen of the World. ~Nuwes of Th encampment Fellows convenes think of, doing the ndent Order AZN Send ! it Ba.ck THE ESTATE DAK. Greatest Stove on Earth, KEEPS FIRE 48 HOURS, BURNS SOFT OB HARD COAL Saves in Fuel Bills, Patent Screw Draft Reg- in the same hall on Wednes- October 17, at the same the ra'lroads have g grocers will tell you *“ this is as gogd as™ 'S FALSE—Pearline is never peddled, rocer und.l you something in place of Pearline, be JAMES PYLE, New York attendance is anticipated. made to get the session of 1805 for Omah nong local lodges lethargy of the summer settle down weeks all will rth Fourteenth street has opened its fall and winter campaign and has twelve ap plications fled Hesperlan en Tho great council Improved Order commencing and great chief of records showed s condition in a great council hax o was in Maine, but shows a slight increase nearly every Omaha tribe sleep of Octobe lows hall en October devoted to charity Patent Anti-Clinger Grate Centrols the Fire Per- in disposing of council of Council Bluffs last Clean, Durableand Hand- Counpliment 1o Nobles of the tin n reques E nf Salt Lake ccepted and the caravan will start £0.00 worth of g fountain of 210000 wort) will be carcfully will comprise French of Ke: P Woudmen of (he World, tes of the Wo week and took entertainmen delivered an South Omaha Form:rly Peaple’s Mammoth Installmoal Houss, end 10 cents for postage on Big '91 Caitlog Write for Baby Curriage Catalogue Goods sold Close Eveni FROM SOUTH OMAHA Bauer's hall next There will be of men in that lin N paymer il m. =pt Moadays i was arrested last with ~(rwh|u, lis “"DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.” SAPOLIO 'TIS CHEAPER and brought them This evening d up many souvenir e First Presbyterian church. presentation IN THE END. | avly assiste el CUPIDENE"™ This great Vegetable 'V itulizer,Lhe presc np- RESTORE MANHO tion of o famous Froncn physiclan, wil quickly curo George Willlams and 8. Vi oF disases of Lhe generetive Pl In the fiick, Seininal Kajons, Nervous Do Unfitness o Marry, E Exbaosting Dralis, Vulou«‘ o DERE clean:es tho liver, the kidneys and the urinacy organsof 4l impurities. d reatores small weak organs, cause ninoty par cent are troubled with 1y 0 eure without 111 mIX b0 %08 A0 afterncon at and Cuming streets and taken to the picked up y BEFORE ano AFTER CUPIDENE strengthens Frostatitis, that her mind has been unba A not eflect & por- # TR Co Weak Nervous Men! Electric Bejta = Pellow Bufierer/ Guacks, and who YO who hire fo 0w I say. wi FREINE IOV DELIS U T8 PERFEGT RMANHOOD HESTollEDI 3 for QUESTION LISTS 410 160 Page ook, My resoures wig WEATHER FORLCA WASHINGTON, for Monday s and Kansas Ilnhnval.rw;n humbugged by the, Pl Clty; south winds i or; south winds. omed: fhere Ia no hope for et St by el G o e \pom &S bt e 80 YOURERLF OFFICE OF THE WI Write me & ful bistory cf yoar cas Kii] s great, I b belrel bl yesiment sl atin persnal) 1. nplens ordered A 1 : I Or. N, E. W00, President, CHIGAGO MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE, 30 Van Buren SL. Cllup. DRU?@KEP&MESS iguor Mahit Posttively Cared e um temperature temperature umulated exc PERMANENTLY CURED " O PAY UNTIL CURED WE REFER Y0U T0 8,000 paTIENTE. Write for Bank References IXAMINATION FREE, lo Operallon Ko Detention from Business, SEND FOR CIRCULAR. THE O. E. MILLER CO,, W6-208 New York Life Bl'ag, Omaha, Neb fem, or e food ; manent dd speed Accumulated 14,84 inches of onaes. and 1n ever XU r sale by Kubn & Co., Lruggisis. Corte 16th and Lougla: AP 30 2ame THE DENTFIST LOUDON, Commission Merchant n and Provisions. Salt Lake City 00, It g it vor flilngs $1.00 | Office, 3rd flo.r Pax'on Bloc, 16th Private wires to Cnicago and New ¥orl nim 8trests. Placed on Chil uema solicited. Kutulmnu Lo Lady Attend Garman Spoksn. USE DR. BAILEY'S TOOTH FOWDER, Indicates trace of ra GEORGE E. HUNT, Local Forecast OMetal, -buuuuu.