" N "~'vvr-\ w! children are GOV. DAWES DENIES A PARDON | 5% St o N Ne riy one hendesd men and teamns are workog 1 the K arney ¢ il Eiaht 1@ {0 200 spans o new b e over the Loup at Fulierton have been completed. Tive donatlons of eash, Jand -,': for the York colle.c n 4 Monster Dooumont Praying for Embenl- ing Ben Cobl's Relowe. WORK OF THE CENSUS BUREAU and other | = W amonnt Wi Stalley, of Grand [sland, made over K callons of wine from t el sold it 1or $1.30 a A reli Hill. T Sabbhath Services b Churches red at the O s, Various Small Iteins by presentative. ious epidemic sinners are gett wi e ant Neo's % 1ng on- cast ) in that Wowi. and T was the only o that mourned the death of derbilt suficientis to tirn its rules, mocrats of Falls City held a mass Inst Saturday (o deermine by baiob | be recomn ted tor posin { Burlington & Missouri workinen the nver at Peri, 1o provent 10w 1o tie compiily's property, Hykes wd Aniey Dykgps, 14 groery stoie Vg g, Were given six years in the was formerly e nvictad in Octo e was [t gambling | county N TR MEIE LINCOTN BUREAT) Governor Duwes has rofus Bon Cobb, now scrving a three yenrs' | gontence in the penitentiney for forgery | mawetin and erbezziement. The petition for 0 liG pardon, presented by Mrs Cobl, monster one, and Lo of nearly every poominent mwan in Laneaster , wawell as the namos of the three suprente conrt judgos and other stato officials. Tt shows cure signatures 1o a will be remembered judge here. M berof 184 Fowr years y worth 10,000, but lie got 1o andd Tost vall. He then maried a Jady |t with rome property, and squandored Stock thieves are om that. His next break was to embezzle | and faminar in Seward some trust funds ineluding monies wh tes comid | Le was handling for Congressmun Dayenport, of New York CENSUS COVPILATIONS Superintendent Lane has il the st ties relative to the for publigation, and could at hand, issue them i pam side of sixty aays. As it is, however, he must wait for an appropriation which will not be available wntil January, 1857, B s < o tie 1o ) and by which time the information now at sved it thion s, ae grip eontained hind will e of but little value. The | jewelry suupics wordi 5400, work of the enumerators was finished in June lost, and the leadmg points well | Cumin o compiled’ by the middle” of August i Knowing he bad no menns of putting the | Searae tubles before the public 8 pevintendent | The i Lane has wken his time i completiv dispensed them, going into details never hefore at- | &0 iilen s wive to our farming inter 110 pardon | wia I the nam who pen lias been 13 10 Messrs, of , and others, Wil amild Sirpy to i orsothief, hteen month ik I in the pen was entited dose of i dos be ¥0 numerons ity that avii i cilective Ira | Winte Vo | th Il | ive That five oigh Crete at wd of trade of ¥ vof printers’ i Lie advania i mont &, aind pr S5 08 Wi twwi | sy L Censns of 1os)i if o hlet form in A blizzard of Ui Tate o Al easiciei, bold thief in Hast cavorted Lie naiives 1S W nes snaked off e in ent 5254 childien ity Tie i al i Wi of Arlington titles but U o of school The vaiie o e pre is N wamed with all other coniusion in il atters and 5 wiil tans beavouded, MeStine, of O b, is feeding 41 i b o Ay | Joln of 1 el aur xS, ele | SUNDAY SERVICES Notwithstadding the cold weather, the Iy chmrelies were well attended yesterday Tlhe W At the morning ser e the Enghsh | it | Lutheran kev. Mr. Uhl, ami | “our i from Indin, spoke on the subject o Ailwale cign missions, detaling the observations IRl A e e ner by B of his twelve yeurs' work at Gantoor and | 5™ AL Il and making a very interesting and in i stroctive address At the Christinn | case with'a ¢ church the pastor, Rev. J. B dobnson, | jailand wis w hiad for his subject, *What 1s Man?, an A litt alyzing the question to the satistaetion of | living | a large congregation. The congregation | deatn b the A M. K. chureh listencd to ser | tenphe mons, morning and evemug, b3 ey, J. [ Ff B, Wallnes, of H: Kin, The | | A u yeopte sttending other places of wor Ju gttt st o ;| LVers alio treated to able discourses i sG] L (e LY Ve rsoner was iy overhatie d, sianty A buckwheat cake und maple syrap | wounded 3 3 socinl 15 the latest thing in the chureh | Lille, the litte d fertanmont ine. 1Cis 1o be given by the [ of Vork had her les young prople of the Christian churcn at | tween the knee and the b Temple ball Tuesday evening. | untortunate ehiid had s Elder Howe, the city mssionary, wishes :'ff."\.”.ll‘?:. o and to acknowledge throtigh the Bei the ve- | BUEERE 0SB ceipt of A $o donation from an unknown | ¢ hwenis-iise SLo i friend, und to express ahope that others | SEREeE S et will “do likewise,” that s send i theie | PrSmonthe 1t a spure eash for the use of the poor. It same prou pity The ladies of the ulehureh | iy a nolder in days acon will hold a_bazaar at Temple hall on | Pl Missonri river has Tuesdiy, Wednesday and - Thursday | aeres of innd beionging (0 ovenmg, The procecding are hlu' e | e, (s cuuiLs \ building fund, tl ation having | . The county con inview wnow $ 00 editice | been petitioned to 1k The B. & M. bas at lust decided to | ther eneroacim bridge the Missouri at Rulo, and a foree | of men was sent down Saturduy o be- | gin work 38 Wiiics it § “Ihe ootnty cotmissioners hold another | W1 Dinen 1 t mecting Tuesday | Sis Ciy & Hastinss, the ¢ The Commercial hotel sewer, which | westerivand the Bock Isiand has been cloggred for several diys, was | Tho Michnol howseliold at Palinyra is di opened Saturiday. The pile of ‘st | vided w nd divoree proceedin s fished out by the workmen ineluded t (i o Ot enng overything from a bustle, belonging to | consis. The estaie is valued st 200, aid one of the dining room girls, 10w s4it Livelvitlecall gpairing und afvink of of Clerk dohnson's cast-oll clothes. linein s expected betone the case is Lincoln's ten policemen weighed Sat- | urday, and the registry now shows that the city now has Lo pounds of oflicial protection. The heaviest man on the foree is Otieer Smith, Who Lips the beam at Oficer Hobson is second ab 2u8, Marsl weight=2 0, OF ficor Carnaham 22, Benninghodt 0, | Sawdrey 1, kowler, 185, Hallowell and | Kelly 120 oneh, and Capt. Post 160, The averngo is 1) pounds Tho | ster County T cintion will have a session | seheol, Friday and saturdig of tis w | The Lincolh Literary cirele is to meet | in the Uniied States courl room to-uight | ut 7330 1t is rumorcd that Charles Kitchen of wwarri uriron § ¥ ie s tor Bis i COBLICE Witk e 1,000 busticls of uhe feed t Caloun 1 Ciay i ping Water Republican « iy tor Bo nothe f ned murderers and cei Lo a0 W A ehild of John nod ts A bson W puteobs ¢ fI LY WeTe ot of th o Lo rendle, & pris iv e ffchron i ed o e ) tor of Heary Smith utated miday Tast week L tor uputation was iz be- Toe montis wds of the old “ITizh el e open councl ribul v wallowed up 700 ers i to prevent fur ©river. ol Nty seat of o connty, is pusiedt o 1 rainoid conter ot the s WISl 1 WL S0 e s o & Noril ] wisg el ve b st seliled, Seven citizens of Red Clowd have organ 1204 i corpuration Witk a eapital of 35,000, Prospect 1orcoal in the vieinity. the suel phantom will in ti SomeEiing mote Tt tewarded the eifort 11 Ouior seetions ot the | A numoer of papers in the southern the stae are diseiissing the prospects of Hoek Istand road ciossing the Missouri, An oilicil 0f U oad i a Fecent Iervisw s serted it the comprny proposed to build a HESO- 1 el tinonzh Nebraska, but no intiu high tie tolte Was given, Uhe Kansas City, Wyandotte, stlwestern it bori in Pawnee Cit Tucsdiy. The eopiial of the company S5.50,000, showitg il the Fawnees ne do raiiroid tings by haly Iis pr O 1 1o buiid ity miies of towd beiore sprin Omuha is to visit Lincoln and inspect | B S e O o ieor, Sl o the Windsor hotel proporty with s viow | 00 G, Diowacly, 4. D, Y ocum and L. to huilding. i : 1. kddy. William Reed and_ wifo, of Ulysses, | e e prssed through Lincoln Saiurday witor: |y oty noon, en route home from their br The Nebriskin obser ina pugibstic ait trip. 7 tude, HIAL “0S SON-0F-SUI OWes U5 B SUp 1w, Lapton, of Waverly. it it and 11 e il i o for . passige 0 Liverpool on the st tiese [Faiy Worings we will atieipt Lo - RS ik on the | brush tie mosquitoes off of Lim aul s *“"mli EWI B g LHOM Now York on the | S0 con and receipt our bl for adver The Lineoln tannery tsing.” cured quarters at 1014 O stroet i ‘Two new deno-ratic papers J town store und siles room, dopt PALTOIACE | @ vanivi i LN state ) e Nebris ko Statesian b IR 1 The city council e 10n ordinanco requiring all hotels two stories Co. was planted at Brok n Bow, and the 1l County. Peopie, *thoconghly demociaie and over in height to be provided with tire escapes, and Fire Marshal Newbury | and decidedly independent,” Swooped down 411 @ pective lin |oilie tioties fn O S all is taking measures to socuro its entores- | 1 B went dcvorne s editor and manager of the laiur, Water was turned on S rday in the A disciple of Solomon dispenses justice in X & Nebrasia City eonrt. Oue day Tast week pew mains 01 N street between Seven- teonth and Nineteenth. The pipes were | Al e Hodman applied to e court for | possossion ot his, elitiid, whieh his deccased tested with a do-pound pressure and found tight. Wite Lad given to ier mother just before s died, s Uie Biustand wis not deemed a very i Kliseouri Pacifio, the enly road | gomd persun to e for the child, * Hoffiai which has thus far fuiled il it Wed, howeyer, Ut his chiid was el Lo the state live stock quarznting lw. not e projperty, il thereipon tried et ficd tho board of commissioners Satird that it would appoint an inspector ut | of 1t The conrt conelded o give | e ehild a clinee o ehioose to whoi it wouid Omuhia Monday subjeet to theirapproval Fuilure to get a competent person has | gooand with outstretehed arins it enwd to its grandnother and nestled itz head on her boson, The coart’s decision was ln gon- beon the eause of the dulay : The police are on the luokont for vie laters of the ordinance mgainst fast Hion Times were driving. Saturday Frank Posku, an ex prossumin, s Bauled up by Odicer ble than of coal state, o pi Uit whi 35 pounds prospeciors t of neher’s at the sive ok Nebraska & Ast < e of an Omalis paper drium- tiuched in dlastings' st wek people have se A up ed VLW e Martin & the Tl stnmond | Show canse why they | Tor contempt i chi lnst Wednesday, to Fowler and tined for recklvss driving. hontd not e punished ing e court with riy- 1y of Pale count STATE ANKIVALS, #E disix i die yssis; 0w W. Randall, “Waco, J Hastiogs; J. W. Sull, ¥ Rodabangh, Pori; Wt doe, b | J Misscy o il ¢ Lo STATE AND TERRITORY. Netiwaska Jottings. Auburn’s erving need is “wore water.” Geneva has & S17,000 elevators b operation Cherry county bias invosted in a steel cage for erook s Fhe opinm 1010t at Hastings bas boom dis sected by the po'ice, A 5,000 selool house has boen opencd £or business iu Fulle York county ealls for hids for the eonstrue- tlon of & $50.000 court house, Phe goo! *@ p oot Valent'ns wre about to ot i W oie by StaTINg & el society There ane B studenis in thadlremont Nor- next e oi cowt, .\ represeitative it N, Bushion, Favmont; o, D, Buan, Sew- | Kiebbauinet the ek, o fed LB Thos. Shaw, J. A. Noble, A F. Rust, 18| 1en W Erequently casos are tansier week, Toye Ietter trom “Lizeie Cook," W | Holt Moosier was ushersd into & parior | thiong dressed in proper wasenling ative, 11k questioned & prominent Sarpy county farmer, who happenad in Omadin, Saturdiy i pegad 1o tie case, aid Ere teson for Bk daninst the court. [e stuted that the ard; De. W, G Miller, Utica donn Mac |35 o on the g s of the Tin s, Tonoy, Bt. Paul; L. 8. Tovin, hournoy, A. |t 0 amountod 1. o Gonsand dol s, Weston, Spring Ranchi; R Go Livesey, | =We ool tial e coirt doss not expedite Beatrice; J. Lowo, A. C. Cunntughan, | busioe Fiers are oo many postpoie %, Putmer, W. V. Nickles and wity, 15, | B2 Omilin caisng: uinocesary. oxpen RUBIAE FLS 5 D Ao, Ol Lidiganis s well w3 1o the couu iy 7 - L. ¥, Kewpel, of Holt county, was the v tim of a conel practical jo! n tre iton last Fenreseniing Wit sie had | 330,00 to with & hnstaendd, burried him o the weiropo- Tis of Ko county, whe iBigennt B becn wiwie for @ swell wadding. e where the ord clect, decked 1 gorgeous 1%, OPANZE 0SSOI, Ot @walted il Vhe cormuny over, tie biide retived to a v, snd so0n reguned to wmingle with the o Invanpel Wikl paticutiy for the ketarn of iy Lriddes, bt (0@ 1 Faws of the jokers soan con- vinesd hine thist he was the vietim of a put up Job, I ¢ the Mext len minutos tiere wis & Wil time Cliais and - other woveabl -5 sailesd aronnd Hig rooms and out of doors. The banguet hall was cuptied in s twink Bral sehool, wisd the nwber is - graduaily i | ling, and Kempel never paised o a mad creasing. ruce fur utliet seces Wil Lo lauded i Yauk- 1t ks said there are Mitoen sckool districts | oa. " i sukent | to | divide | | tusd — 1 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TWO0 BABES BURNED TODEATH A Trightfal Accidental Oremation Beported From Oass County. SHOOTING M’FRVAY AT THE BLUFFS. Confidence Men Quarrel With Probable Fa- tal Results James Honghs the Viee tim of His Partuer's Bullets OF FALLS The Novel Method of Deciding on & New Postmaster- The Socret of the Affair —The Faculty cality 2 o'clock this morning Sustained. Tt was found that bullets had . fatal work, Jamos Houghs, of Cairo, 1l A Sad Calamity. PrATTsMourn, Neb., Dec. 12.—[Spectal to the Bre.]—Last night, about 8 p. m., tl louse of George Wiles, two miles south of i city, burned to the ground and two chil- | dren aged twoand four pertshed in the Names. Mr. and Mrs. Wiles were at the barn milking when the nire broke out and did not reach the house in time to save the ehildren, Mrs Wiles, in trying to enter the house, was soue- what injured by the Hames, FUBTIL I DY TATLL B, PrLATTaMOUTH, Neb., Do 1y nal wives thy 1ollowiig partic burniug of the K8 detce of Geor threw wiles fr Vi, ganed i T of his young ehilden, k. a Between o and oo Claok Wi out i | the

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