| iHE OMAHA DAiLy BEE. — - ,B.. I I\II)A\ \I()l.\l‘l(i. Al l-l \I 15, 1884, /\ 'mn RTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA, N ' BLAINE'S DEFAMERS. Chustasgia ko woae Movvie, it TILDEN. AND HIS BARL, i1 GREELY'S OFFICIAL REPORT. |t s oty gt vty We i n 0 » T 'y The lmauanuhs Stu'mm Gols TISBT) i b s s, S | Gramien vl‘ilk Nul EAH0S1ASHo fO] Mook fsland sobc,, hutiin e Jemoceatic | Dotaily ur e F\mmsn OF PRIFAlD 13t vymyss b e, e o wre expected for state fair excursions to Des M Kinne - = ordar of the country. 1 shall contintio to ful o ud Weaver wero the prineipal sjokesmen for 1 faithfully duties growing out of the pros By Publishing the Article Defam=| DAY 1S IN CONVENTION. Byt Tts Sage Wll] Ol\on Hin By |+ s His Death Essential to the Pro=quiscfus tevops intho valley of o Nil ing Blaine and His Wife. A Discusaion of the Natlonal Banking rel for Cleveland's Benefit, NEW SPORT IN TENNESSEE, servation of the Explorers, formitied tai ud the ‘,‘.Z'“‘ff”‘.ff]'.‘ iy aid mo ki— Laws and Other import. : n m nabated satisfaction the mitigation and A The Republican Candidate Will g While Holding Great Doubts of ¢ lhu"vml.‘.'.-:.l.l.l.‘.“;:::--::::..‘:.mmm Lioft G.m?ly Asks fo_rmﬂ qul{l Ly :JTII',:\".Y,T.:"”T ‘.‘"'"':K“.rl;\‘.'»r“‘:"'iif-l.v‘;‘\l'.?'Lmulm '3"",1 g Defond Hia Wite's Good Name. | peai i momine e e 7~I btk O R TN il e bt e nominating committee was read and adopted M (s y < tel ¥ . eople. L rojoica to observe 0 numer. { Necessary- place of Jno. A. Cresswell for the District « nrty. f‘.‘..l.}:};‘:,".':."i‘ el LR et el Lttt ot nniopal i the best sceurities for such a ecttloment s :‘“M:: The Flag ﬂmt Waved Noarest the :.v'm) cor In.m lin(hnlnv)»yun a8 and libertios of neeting was he people trongth of the empi % Pole Unfurled. o odch closed Wit cherblgbes for Columbia H. Oglesby, president of th toen of theseattacked the .| Tiovistana bank, New Orleans, for Louisiana, g Hers Ho Takes Prompt Measures in| A lengthy paper was read by J. . P. Odell, And Clmmp"’h‘l"““ﬂ Is To-day | Condon, whora the Morn , A progresc. Forcing opon the doors, they were the Matter. ”“ = el ”\‘“ ""“""':‘I L""'I“\:‘I '\'\';‘:‘ ot the Only Livine Issue. encountered by young Condon, armed with a — the favorablo seasun which | is "alloviating the e gave the history of the organizatio i / wresaiire thiat hian 80 long and sevetely aiiuc . Tn tho efort to dlsarm ki, one of the ¢ fa presonted to tho Knights: | Hre mann it 120 100k and sovorely atected A the manner of conducting, 1t has & mem- [ b 1 olitical P 3 ders was struck with the gan, unmasking ; i A Libel Snit Commenced Against the | bership of 18,000 and is rapidly growing. UL el A L b bsidan i e Templar vy the Licutenant, =T s . g 1 ORF- OWH “Bikis - A8 i, but e drew a pistol and lslﬂl||||u'1..'m:(_v Kansas Crry, August 1. —Tn accordanco T AR I The allbving wded the resolution. e levoland's managura find it oxceodingly Hyoatb T T alithioseland ot Lo et e mor for b i ordors recolyed feom Omabia, the Union { yanarorts, August 14.—The following f ¢} rzostion 1y speaker had boen fol ult to raise func ore alk o Sycarzore . Oi\ha ralfcd, Lutiwas tsprossu by Sme.E et DAG o Rl6 o oo 9 B D RiDbye Sosakaribnd ¢ lsuj ol e g (RERLE O put him undor_ surveilance until our waning | P4eific shops at this point closed to-da; anation i yot give s in allde oxp is the text of Mr. Blaine’s dispatch to Coloncl | 1owed m New York they would not now be [asking aid from local offi dred men were employed. cratic [ Special Dispatch to Tie Bk, strongth rondorod his physical services ! Holloway: emerging from o financial ¢ Tho motion | offices in the country. This i opposed by | yesson foey ol : § Baw Hannon, Me., August 14,—Colonel W, [ Va8 unanimously carried. ool politislane, who said Uit alli undsiielag| | S3oh0m L SO S8 feieokdng indienansable, | Tnter, | ho vt sitound | S5 SR SAR A o [ B A , Me., Aug 8 “| " Mr. Williams read a paper on bankruptey | ean he raised in this w. required, for aid | tragedy occurred three miles west of this place | one day intoxicated, “having stolen liquor o sl o oMl "»IH- fio he Imtwn n It Holloways T have this moment_received | egidaion, at home and it will be difficult to carry any | yesterday afternoon. Florence, or **Kitty,” e L AR B o e tho atracious libel of the Indlanapolis Senti- | "he following paper was presented from f nortliern state if such policy s carried 0ut. | ag ulio was callad, the 17 yenr old daughtor of | Bime Ot b o thelt of 1iniuions an [ of 3 steiko until tho difforencen R et Ao nasaila bl honor oty it ition, — I have always taken a great intevest | 100 camp meeting to-day the principal necassary to our preservation. Ho promised The Army of the Tennessc e, s the hon 5 wie ) ! death by the avengera who wero pecdily on [entiro raformation, but disteusting him, 1 : mual reunions of [ feature was the address by Ex-Governor St. ust 14, —At tl Insi he results of the T in the result f the: written Order that he should be shot | St Pavi, Minn,, Ay and my children, T desire you without an hi | cticul ho dreadful | issved 3 ) ankers, but have never been able o attend | John, Heo eaid in substance, “All polisieal | 118 ho particulars of the droadfu u 4 At [ deluy to employ the proper attorney o b & G e R POIILICH fair s follows: oly afte ip | 1f dotected stealivg again, On June Gth he I ness meeting of the Army of the Tenncssce, : Ml Sl AL T 3 i L. sl affaira arc as follows: Tmmediately aftor thelr [ 3 (C¢C0 SRt SR BBAT UL PUIEEER (1o th hotel Lafayette, Jake Minnotoka, this power is inhorent with the people and they and have the responsible publisher of the Sen- | organization of the Awerloan Daukers™ asso-| " B 5 (e FURE T SR B o | @arly dinmer, Dle, and Mras Mitohell loft the | shrimps * for . our | Drsikfast, bub | morning, all present officors wero reslected el Hidly WL o The questions that arc now uppermost in t the destruct acaes houso and went to the city, viiting funauthorized witer e, stole | for tho shsuing year. Chicieo was selectod s | jat o P inst the destructive influcace of in eal skin resrvod for food. I |tho next place of nioeting. the eccond week in trict court of Indiana, LEAVING FLORENCE ALONE, It is my only remedy. | e minds of ¢ o banking ind financ com- fogalized ealoons in this country, No evil to- orod him shot. On his_ person was | Septembor, 1585, honorabla ropublicans will justify me in de- | ado, st of enpese, OF 0 WRRSE MMPUR 5o e Jnown in tho cataloge, | 10080 when they took their departuro. Miss [ at Fort Couger and tolon by him. Tn hin Utes on the War Path, (( fending the honor of my family, if need be [ {14 large. Much good ought | Tt robs the poor of their money and the na | Mitehell had invited Alice: Dennis, a neigh- \ul,i was found a lares l\y‘:.l!:l\'lt}'[ of »I.-:nl r]«km WaSIHINGTON, August 14, —CGovornor Mur h my life. MES G B r wrsonal conferel nch as | tion of ité ho Himanhto destroys | bor’s daughter, orlow, ttio i nd n pa cin hoots stolen a fow days < 4 with my life JaNES G BLAINE | to 1 m L per 1 ¢ ren ich as | tion of it< honor and manhood. 16 destroys fhor's danghter, and herfown particular friend, | {7 “' from the hunter. Suspecting ray, of Utah, telegraphed to-day to the Tndian A Nar, LAty s afforded i annnal convention of bank 108, stuff« ballot boxc s at virtue and 4 3 ith he: G Hazvison Miller and Elam, attorneys, in ac- | i affor faly f.f‘-n(,'. el sy L::{_'n :‘_"; 0 .“':‘x'f'-‘,f.’,lxﬁhl.'.\..” m“l} JOUEG \'}L' over to spend the afternoon with her. - When [ plicity on the part of several T ordered his ox- | department that tha Ute Indians are on the cordance with M. Blaine's directions tiled in | (7% o8t B resented for the | acknowledged a8 it to he the o “|the young lady arrived shortly beforo threo | ecution by three of the most reliable men. fwawr path in Colorado and Utah, and asked PHDRW ! R0 Lirsheag) After his death an order was read to the | thut troops he seut to protect the whites, ! o'clock, she could find no trace of Florence, the United States circuit court a suit agaivst | uiving of and impracticable plans, by ¢ s cire t g wring u acticable plans, b GREATEST EVILOF TO-DAY, L ontire party and conenrred in by overy mom- s the Indianapolia Scntinel and John G, Shoc | the consideration and discussion ot Witiclh |, o er of tha'old political parties dare to_say |10 50 Proceeded to soarch for hor. She-had [ PHEe D Sl soneteid i Ly sk et Rl R APAR e much valuable time woild bo w rved smoko jssu- ng the whisky | not looked far before she maker, its president and business manager, ) would" o™ wasteq. = I afety. To avoid public scandal L ordered no s x conventions heratofore have, in 4 great meas: | (¢ " 5% tiors not which of the old partice | ing from tho cellar, and hstening to the baso. | man should apoal of this matter. until the ofs | . KKALANAZ00, Mic \ the continnation of the liquor | ment she was ficial report was made of the facts, I have [ Knights of Pythias’ excarsion tram, bound for traftic. Democratic whisky is no worse than CK DUME WITH HORROR the honor to request that court | Detroit on I'llr Inn'\\ Michigan and Oh ad, plican whisky, and the sooncr we get rid L o iap | Of inquiry boordered or a court martial bo [ was derailed and hadly wreckod between Ba. both, e better it will be forour countay. | 15506 fearfi Seht, thit met hor guce Her| oonvaned, should the honorablo secrotary of [de Crecle and Manshall. Tho cugineer was Prohi nl) living T o o 09ty CLOthIng | v deem either advisabl In this case I [scalded, porhaps fatall & word against it for fear of I August 14, — The pho g und controls the pub- [0 caped inflictions of this kind, and lica‘ion of that paper. T document pro- | hope will be able to do o sgain. T am led to ceeds as follows: “That on the ighth day of | Femark from the fact that, hke other members 2 oy : of the association, 1 am often in_reception of August, 1834, said defendants, wicke cirenlars detailing at length well meant but win, it y in- tendivg to injure, di and dize the | crude schemes of financial pretention which S8 o five and Miss Dennis |Iunumgumun1lnm N : ol I i enches the o and con- VS o1 g est not tc

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