OMAHA DaAILY BEE "OMAHA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28 'NUMBER 193, SIXTEENTH YEAR. i 4 " + | . v o v e ) i nize this that in your great sorrow you have | sent to him oy mistaken friends or malicious "E ( pTLRE OF l, I“ Q| Rose Witrock, wife of the man the detectives | 0 E ( ' \ l Senator Voorhees, The public printer is ' WiLLiAyw Warten Pusees, | him much sleep, 1o was in no condition to office in Chicago was warned, and it only 1 cannot_ keep vou for Senator Voorhees - stand this strain, and, being abhpormally sen- —— tended to confirm their own suspieions. P oranybody wlse. Besides | want hese dems Arranging For the Paneral sitive, could mot resist prooding upon it, X Witroek’s house was elosely shadowed until ocrats and republicans to understand that WAsnINGTON, Dec, 27.—0ne who saw the “lvmru:uunlvnn-lxn‘mvk upon I|l||\(nni|: b:-hmd The Story of the Arrest of the Noted | Fr nly |In<)||m|\( and it was (n.\rvl!h}l‘lt Wit | Senator Logan's Death Scares Oleveland LI;:.) wnot influence me iu the slightest de- 0 M . he shonlders o el 0 i . That was o nd esca the me: e Kinney - N RTec, Widespread Borrow Over the Sudden Sum- | remains of General Logan this morning says | e Shoulders of, tienerat, Grant st was xpress Robbers, Tetavied O URAre) S MEARTIENC & aver About His Own Health, Wiien it dawned upon Benedict that he mons of General Logan the embaimers have completed ”’L‘"]“”'L il He lias been hrooding oser that and —— jrere seen to_cautiosly cnter Wittocls s v_\‘ll-vl Iikelyto be contiiied lic begy to + o and the body s ready for the casket. 1ts ap- | conld not aismiss it from his mind, Daring lionse, the blinds of which were constantly ake appointments for senators without so —_— pearance is Titeliks knd but liitle wasted. hi~|l\n'«\~ fhen e was deliions fie talked CUNNING WORK OF PINKERTON. AIrm.;nA but a light conld be scen ingide, 01 RACKED BY RHEUMATIC PAINS. | licitation. o by AD'S 00 i snd. | about it and the doctors made it the subjec it ‘riday morning the mysterious “shadow" k { HIS WIFE SUCCUMBS TO GRIEF. | Mrs Lozan's condition is gradually mend- | 5705 ¢ ition. ‘With his brain in 4 feverih o G cATIE Db OF Witkouics hoas, 88 did also Kin- Army Jeaves granted: Bridadior General Ing, some portion of last night having been | condition the disease found it the weakest | The Famous **3im* Turns Out to Be And After wenrenil sirvey Wit | Considerable Talk About s Cons | O 1 Wileox. First Lot Ty Kesd, - passed in deep sleep, the first she has taken | spot in his systemand struck thore d Ohloago Conl Dealer~itis Ace TOOK &BPOATed, | 'he taeh went south on Line it b 5 4 Pwenty=fifth infantry, fientenant « " y for several days. No arrangements have | . 1n the mass of comment made to-day upon omintlsbs THRSOHIEA KW coliy ‘stret, Showing evident atarm all the | ition Ieing Induiged in By Hi Irwin, Second cavalry, wnd 1 entenant . Dy Many Messages of Condolence Received | (0 iHIE B0 ne funeral. Mrs, Logan, the death of Senator Logan not u|..||,', refer- complices Identified an while, and ‘finally entered a liquor store and Family and Friends-Other Clay, oSoventeantly " intanity, all at lr‘nn ) fand ence has heen made by senators to the par J sted, o pt- by an on Madiso ‘a8 - cavenworth, until January i st Liel SRTEEE I A SReCH lias, however, oxpressed the wisih to seothe | oS00k it Dayne case, Wiich was argued i Sirect near 1incold oot Ronert A Fin: R tonant. Etwand & Fatton. ooty st o siinion members of the 1llinois delegation who are | i committee and in chamber last snmer 7 ketton and two operatives shadowed the - fantry, Fort Uridior, Wyoming, intil Juts in the city this afternoon, and & meeting has | 1t is stated_that the attack upon Geveral Dotectives Toll the Tals place wntil Kinney weat out, when they 1 ANIARHL'S NTokntem uary 16, With permission o apply for one BLAINE ON HIS LATE COLLEAGUE. | heen called. fof 3 clock, at which Mrs. [ Lozan by the press and republicans of | cuicann . Dee. St sVl A. Dinkerton | ehered aid arrestod Wittook, RMREASIAD | 1w 4 omie e e maiiths oxtension. Logan's wishes will be learned aud arrange- | Ohio and elsewhere worried him a great deal y ittty ey 2 strugele. 'The laiter attempted to draw a re- ASHEINGTON, LSO Ll Ariny_ furloughs anthorized: First lLieus ments will be decided upon. and fie was frequently heard to state in | this afternoon made his first public statement | {o1v0n fwo of which were tound on his per- | 10 the Bre) ‘ork house, which prom- | Witrock atter 'the robbery and which was stich a pronounced feature the day | and the point is made strong that the then” | Llinois, has invited Miss Margaret Blaine, e iy OhiCaR0. 6V oryiNIng i o * in which lie the i o & o o 5 U Seheeana b satism is confined to one log. o not tanghiter o Plumed Knight, to pay her & B ot | g ort of aarimen to b 01 by the eere: | lsed n Inrget rovalty. Althowelithe ook was | (IS, e, Mioley, nil Ineyled, (e, fAU | Vofore Clristunms. Tl openig was at con- | WS CUEReGio oo i, 1 A8 0L 8 | VIIEUHRE: the Jay vonson: Rt live whiere the general had spent so nuch of | fary of the navy will report to-morrow morn- | issued nearly a year ago. up to October hehad | tyrned up_about, $15000, and estimate that | Siderable concession from closing prices I A person with siuply theumatic — hislife, She was assured that her friends | ing. e o ot aroin the publishers. AL [ from 840,000 to $45,000 is still nnaccounted | day, and whatever of drift the maiket pos- | pains i gne Jimb dovs not reciine constantly Lamar and His Sweetheart. would tnke care of her and. her interests Correspondence was still In progress at o | e tigne of Arthurs funoral e went 10 | (or." e story of the robbery is too well | sessed was in the direction of lower pricos. | n bed. Besides, 1am informed ‘that the | Mxcow, Ga, Dec. 21— |Special Leiogrun ihat shie wouli ever wani, and ten si Jost | Jate hour this evening betweon Seiatar Cul- | 36w, Yene g sueceeiod i gelting o | kigwn to need repotition, e case was | “Tho prevalent opinfon was that the markot | residént has a fever and has suifered wains | (o (o By, |—Secretars Lot yisit at thin g Pl "““'l;- another powder Lo’ and it I“““""I'“‘ f,,"l"‘l poraon xl-“'""'l"‘ meet some pressing necessities, but that not | 1M "|’»‘ alyomipe 'lf”lk“"l'." MEEREY: | would be a trading one until well along into “”",“‘*“{"‘" e et the. mast monti | tme has been a subject of much comment in inv been aduministere of General Logan In Chicago regarding ar- Lt 1108 2 t | which sent operatives in all directions, and g ¢ Mo B confined to his bed during past month, as been a s ] 1215 hoped that witen Mrs. Logan awakes | rangements for the funeral. The first tendor | 9Ly exhausted allhat wasdue hita from the | 0" vagon roads running from Pacific Junc~ | Jannary, by which time it was thought that | juore than was Senator Logan, and the con® | connection with the report of bis intention from lier sieep tis afternoon siie will be able | of a burial place was réceived_yesterday | 318 but the publishors allowed i o an | tion toward the Missouri river were traversed, | operators would be able to guage the winter’s | corn he feels in the death of the senator, | of mariying his old-tine love, Mys. General 10 stand " consultation relative fo the fun. | from the authorities “at - Springtield,’| {eipato future tocuipts, At therate thebook | put only meagre trace was foundof any one, | logislation: protty accurately. The belief | barring the fact that the two men weré | iit" Whon Secretary damar came here ias craland other matters, Other meumbers of | who tadered o - dholce of - places 6t | oomeYrom it for months. In Washington, | 41 the eflicials, When they retyined 1o St | geemod to be pretty weneral that hixher | Mar horsonal friends, to my wind Jis 81 | yihér e came to renew the reiations that the tamily say that the remains will undoubt- | that city, one of lem belng the | (HHE e e would hoa Tarea | T:0uls, were completely at sea, In the mean- Ve Lt dy RS < 3 nificant,”” ¥ s i 0 f R el bo deposited I a vault at Oak 1] ceme. | cemetery 1 which Lincoln 13 interred: Then | Where it was espected there would be o Iars | (iiioy iter was. addrogsed by “Jim Cum- | Prices would prevail during the first half ot | "™{i"\esiaont admitted no visitors 1o nis | had existed between him and Mrs. Holt tery in this clty: that services will be held In | came tenders from places in southern Illi- ;‘“Mmimm »‘mm tieab ;nm ‘;“d“ha‘”}'“-_ mings” to the Giobe-Democrat of 8 1887 than have been seen during the lastycar. | room to-day, nor has he during the past four | when both were young. He succeeded, and the senate chainber and, that Lov. Dr, New- | nois, in the nolghborliood of Logan's eqrlier | oraaily Peccived. Hity conts o copy: o | Lowis = based ©on ™ which "the - P | Tho situntion 5o far as railroad carnings was | days. e b gil the symlofs which b | they wonld doubiless livvo beon married some Lol L Oy o | Kertons claim __to have compassed o Teihva e e eI sed Senator Logan a week ago excent the R i b v chireb, wll preach the fimeral serion. “Tho | 1Ator years, During tosiay ureent. opresen- | failuro of his ook wis tha' sonree of grent | it uriost ‘and’ fizod the erime ‘on il the | Soncernied was concaded to be very fayorable, | Fiolin: fover and. delirivn. Naturally tie | WONUs ago hal it not beei for the oppost yemains, they say, will rest In a vauit here | tations of ihe claims of Chicazo have been | isfress to il and wetehed upon hiswind. | icipants in the robbery. In the meantime, | FOr the second weok o ember fifty-nine | Goufii'of Senator Logan would be a shock to | tion of her two daughters. ‘They did uot until arfangpments for permanent interment | coming from various organizations of that | it WES BO6 O BATEEEE, B0 Tk 00 BORY | Towover, detectiyes had obtained the names | Toads out of sixty-five reporting earnings | the president.” The foriner was a frequent | wish their mother to marey aguin. They did are effceted, ety and from fnfluential’ personal friends. | Pramty bub expecied t aerivos lirerevenie | of all the persons wio had_been discharged | showed ~an Increase of 8079,000, and | visitor to the white house and was much ad- | not object to Secrotary Lamar, but thoy wero Mrs, Logan is recovering from her prostra- | Ihiore is reason to believe that if Chicago | TR 1h i WS Sut tis gt ROReCd WERIC | or had voluntarily Jeft the employ of thevx- | tho six other a decrease of 10,32, | mircd for his blunt, honest manuer by the | \ronq” of the name thoir mother bore and tion rapidly and finds relief from her mental | makes a definite and seasonable tender of a | Da3 AN O IMCRIROID " | press company during the year preceding the | i | latter. ‘The president freauently consulted A i 3 I eliet fr K L ) haLto the publishers of a weekly paper $10,000 for GOy 7 L ! ' | ‘I'he earnings for tue third week ot December | 1 ! they did not wish to chapge it Despite See- anguish in consulting with friends regarding | burial place In that city it will be accepted. — { 12 FUPHSRORS 008 WeekIY bt STOARLION | vobbery, and found among the former W. W, | (A8 S4FHORS IO th8 Northwestorn | him about legislation and wmatters afecting | they did not wish to chapge it Depite Jec: arrangements for the funeral. 2 o R e DAL linight/ who Tnd been dischurged nino were uniforfuly favora Northwestern | the war department—especially nominations | tetaty Lawavs impottnities Mrs. Ho — Chicago Wants Him Buricd There. DoEvCH 5 months praceding for suspected theft of pa decreased $2,300, Omaha inere: in_that line. Logan being cliairman of the | yielded to the profests of hor daushters. The Words of Condol CuicaGo, Dee. 27.—At a meeting of load Commander Fairchild’s Circular. ages. This man had bwnnnn'\- uorlonllhc N.llinuis.‘\'Tuu(lfnnl:msco i"l"")tooa r:vuzn(lw'ullulllnlh on "'”r'rm’ .m.i!r. and well | fecre ’u‘ul'fq"n‘x'.l""" "f?.:f'.“'.ﬁ"f,‘.'h:’l'.‘. ‘;an:llﬁ“lgg Brooxryy, N. Y., Dec. 26.—Mrs. J. A. | ing citizens here this afternoon rcsolutions o Wis Do 21— General Fawr- | JFrisco road from St. Louis to Vinita, Indian | and Canada Pacific_increased $51,000. Versed i all matiers affceting the service, | 1eter, and at the samo thue so 0 IGED A GCOBUR Uhe Abep0sbi s PALIY ok | g o i Bp tElNiEs T L SO Mer o A DB TR T [l P ey De . (2T = A enaral iR e Y Iertitory’ covering {16 Samegun wieh was | bear faciars inthe market were 1h expecta- | e talked over the Fitz ol Vorier vase UoKovjactipnslursadiyiairali sl et ¢ : A ki i e SNy O br:tn-chie A, Ry | pade by Fotheringham, The detectives | tion of the passage of the inter-state com- | with him, also Genel Miles' campaizn s, ) A Al as re- Mrs. ‘Talmage aud myself for the loss of your | ate site in Chicago for the burial of General | 1onight issued the fojowing to the grand Touia that he and Fatheringham had known | merce il on the reassembling of congros Against Gerohimo, Th many respeets tha two | crived by Secretary” Laniar which renewed great and noble husband, and the prayers of | J,ogan, and a committee of twenty-five army posts of the country: each other in Kansas City, but that there hud | and the prospect of a big strike among the | men bore a marked resemblance, but there | his hopes. * He immediately wade prepara- my congregation to-night. May you be com nmmulle;l(ulln\‘n»1-)zllr$‘*‘9( ";“"'“":““ | Speclal No. 3. ‘The commander-in-chief | been no imlmﬁr?' Haight yras traced to | e yes of the lh*:luhlng r'im] T ‘ulllng, is .sunn-Hxinc,‘ ‘~li4’~1| d lv_\lnmn‘\ilu-n}gm. ‘\ll‘;lhll":d\l,ﬁl:l::; i‘.'l'.'isf.ﬂ'ﬁi'.'.’hi"‘.‘"iL’I‘Z‘,’,",'.’Ii forted. DEWITT TALMAG arrange for a representation at the funeral. | R SR

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