FIFTEENTH Y BAR. OMAHA, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1535, HIS MEN LOSE THEIR MUTTON | St s e e | THE YOUNG MENS MEETING, | o o smcometedstuemai. was aeeiaet | SEERERS FOR OFFICIAL SITS. iam “at the opening of the Reichsiag on in the district court In this city Saturday " 1 Which a Chicago Crook will | - Thursday indicated, have the right_to_secure morning in favor of &he plaintif. The rev und Rock for . y . & vspwct for treaties rel o the Baik W, Giad erend gentlem s city las at- . m e, > 3 1 a4 Milan Celebrates Mis Birthday in Contern- ',“ 2 “\ '\“”’ ““ o ":' Work Accomplished by Ohristian Workers | fht «it] j,,.’:l',",:‘f.:;",:," (I I | Candidates Bobbing Up Seremely After ‘I" il ‘\ Al "II"I;“"K'”“‘”' ke Romarkable Sleap of a Country Girl ing His Defeats, LLGRADE, Nov, 22—Six hundred wonnd- e Osn college. In ¢ lon ¢ the ar ag a L PO 3 . IRy ! it 1 state dut | fore many days go by. Mr. George E. Roberts of untrue, nAbE, Nov, 22, ¥ | most part be unchanged. There is some e lon suspeeted n’dn-;h ot being “You are right,”” answoered the Mootor. "L { little rivalry for the position of state printer, | & feoe but nover hiud buen able before 10 86 1 yavy preserved notes of Ler condition on : but it is believed that the present incumbent, | When the case was taken before the grand | several visits 1 have made to the home of X st Dodie, will he | jury threats were made that the body would | Miss Dishoer, and will gladly allow you to clared Brt on the Lith. Isth and 19th inst, in: cleven officers killad and twenty two ~The Servian wounded, B orOE S Peanel o lance | made in YoM CoAL work in tis state dur- X lixe 3 . Swarned i Dot hix prive iinister 1o arngo terms | ST AR I WSTR[ D te past venr.” e numiber of associa: el CE st Other eamlidates fortht position | 0% e bt e grand fury, foresarned, | e them. O tho 2ith day of Octabor { was i of peace—an act af huwiliation ot which he ssioh o the doctors of the Ausiman | HONS — has cincreased from ten to THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS. NI UK GO Bl Eol Tt eor Rt e | Jrinel Soonl e by the wolden | ealled to therasidence of Joha Dishoer, sevon | is believed eapable, in spite of the contempt [ PerH e { — 4 G | A ., it 3 he will justly earn,” L'{','h[”;‘},‘{“,"';‘ o, e Bul. | Atlington, Duane colege (Crete), Gramd | Less Hope of a Return of the Liberal | Duffers, ot the Fort Madison *Piaindealer, | Aguments of K A correspondent at Sofia iad an interview dispatel troin Tavibrod, savs the Bul | fljund, Hastines, Indianola, Linegin, state Bity LSIBEWEE: The pasition 18 usually ivvun o & nowsaper | iy riered: tia Jury tor beslocked v mint | oo ALinfile hsd been tvashink it e with a Servian arny officer who is a prisoner | SIS tassacid the Seri Lyt | guiverite - (Lincoln), “Minden, Nebimskn | Loxnox, Nov, She{Spoclal to the Br,|— | WA and in lowi ix wne ot the Tewards tor e D aitire here Wiy | forenoon. Minnie complained of not fevling in that eity, He ~.u.|| uu‘.Jurlu_»Kn_u ”\'f Ser- | Be Woutided: Jand: Servisi bitionans | City, Notth Auburn, Omala, Pawnee City, iy ) Wit ';‘l-"< e s !mlnhlnln;lu .!.vpnrhh'll ‘.: ..l.p.‘ Mr. kun.-uT 1 “':."““ e Holibiod antl l‘h{_ very woll and went to lior room 1o rest. St vian vere s ol 0f 3 Ll ted, and Serviaan Licatenants ew agenc BRI \VA R YT S VRiL actual dissolation o lia ne as | 1s editor of the Fort Dodice Messenyge ¢ i o) N : « N b o) vian army were ashamed of “King Scliwko and Raticoviek, who, Wwert Drisoners tee wency, Weeping Water, York, Val [ v K¢ sy b B in his precantions by policemen | remarked she would not eat any dinner, | seventeen, now locited as tollows: an's S cowardly policy in declaring war acainst ! wraiso, State ' normal seliool (Perw). "Tlie | bron cht England face to face with the great- | 13 secretary of the. repubiie i st ntral ! LN Bulgaria, and “ndded that the bulk ot the [ Of W& 00 0 e | Wesleyian collewe association Bas been con- | pet electoral contest in her history. The frsg | fomunittec His trionds claim that he now | otiside for it T been runored Wat even | atinnig remained some time in hor ehamber, Biryian people, including the Tank aid e wral Leshis graphs the O TR CA A LT RAL YOtV ORI I\ OTReRG a story. has piedzed N more than enough votes to | MO1e desperate effe an these before made |G "\ S isier went to her rovm and ! alectiol ) 5 ay. o borroug. G ould be attempted to tanper with the jury b e Chave | elections will be Monday, The borrough civ ct L, i DAL A iy 4 found her repasing in slumber. She pro- erceted buildin s tor their own use during ons will be completed by Saturday, Tae i Lu;-p- \\l‘\l j;r]lnli:lhl_\“lu‘ :ln»)y. )::‘m\llw war- i‘\”- ‘nlu‘v\.‘l“h';""::‘l m{!(nh"“ ’\I\' .v-uulhnl‘n»”n‘“- l.'w|,-4|’(u AI\I\I kn he .‘lm( kwm u.,'m,ll.. to he past year, The third general secretary | olection i 2 counties wi S o. | densiip ot the penitentiary a namosa, b LU A L e TG arouse her. Her face and neek were lushed, HiBiDe o (llw i \l\hum I Hettiary | election in the counties will dras on tll De- | S¢000E fanin Voluncarily: retirine ot twe evidence during Friday nizht, but they | 80000 wb Laitially. closed, Mrs, DS atey iy but Il prepare d | elose of the prosent te ABREr D 1l Andiews were tracked all through the | S e Tohid, bt all effords of the jon secured the serviees of W. I, | cember 1. Tace i y s wel The connmitice made the following | to decide on the issues beforeit. Neither the | ham, Jate sheritl of Deleware county. is prom- | Bight and the attewpt tistrated. iy to awake her wero ailie futile. garian troons which had be n nghting in the e Widdine ive ) enscotsed inthe tress of that town and the entire district between Timok, Beleradjik and Lom on the Danube has been cleared of the Balzarians, 3 b A rumgr is current here that Sliviiza has | {5y No ofticial conarmation ot the report . of the ariy, were triendiy 10 the Bulgarians Prince Alexander proves himselt a capabie diplomatist as well a8 a brilliant soldier by coming to terms with Turkey. [t seeurs Tikely that this change in the Situation will enable the conference to agree upon a basis tions, those of Hastings and Indian neluded of settlement, and give some practical eice " ecomimne s ¥ e e e e ently mentioned as his_ suecessor, Col. Minule 8 90 years ofd. She hae o x'.'-m‘.-“n::u'v.ulm-‘[ SRARITIpa ot o been received however, The diversion L e “";'j‘“ ',‘l," f'l"l"‘ ']"‘f" a di “'“',”‘\ il 'L Crosoy, warden of the Fort Madison penitens | Yestenday “morning, - Able but despairing ;.!.'.'.":.‘..y EatuR I il xl'"w.‘m‘u‘.“.“\““; Bulcarin,The sultan’s vigorous war prep- | &3 8 105 41 500 SOIvas i (he "‘ ction of e during the ensuing year and that as | PoHey. The liberal party is notorioustv sp it | giary, Will have no opposition to his re-cle alnEneEvera inatla by ”|" Drisoner Saomc | pobust as the othier wembers of the Tamily. arations. involying the dismissal of hismin- [ D008 a0 "(I .{ one opalovite WIBC& el s possible of the winount be seeured in | #sunder on two, if not three, vital questions. [ tion. He has served out one tern and has NI '\E” oY “HI- RS "-]‘*‘_‘ ‘“*';““\'“_“-“]‘ ;j She is well forme and weighs about 120 isters, who had kept him in ignorance of the VRIS SeSeubay: L g | this convention. Gladstone has dohe his bestat Midlothian to | Miude a veryeficient and popular oflicer. One | 0F Mkt and e police cotet, A eiy abie | pounds, — Uponexamination 1 found: the poor 'condition of his army and navy, the i e L C N e “That the state committee be authorized 1 two more candidates for speaker have en- | &1 effective addresses were e on behal | {08 ey organs stightly. accelerated. . Her wornded soldiers, arrived here to-day, The queen’s sister, Princess Ghika, personally at- tended to the sutferers, and gave them re the people by both State Attorney Grinnell Walker. Mr. Grinnell, in al v in his closing aidiment, (B ATRn st el oI mEGE Al HegeonT plaster over these yawning era ""I""v!,‘h tered the list, Representative Story of Adair ! ) Clges il eonventions, tern and pans at | COrs this year succeed «dimperteety. The | eownty and Capt. Tloa'lor Greene county | 40 “I""I'\_ the diseretion of the convention. sullen hostility between the radicus and | beingbitions 1o serve the places et which was dire mst Cthe | would strike Geneviand they, to got aliead | Bishop Ireland, of St. Paunl,on the jows that Lavrabee's curjority, while larze [ With a view of avoding liability under the | joppands. Phe expression of her face seeins Goo Servian rifles at a disadvintage and al- 7 The press amd public meet- | oF the St Joseph & Hastings, will at once Decrees ol the Plenary Council, enotigh conldn’t have been * very much [ stiingent corrupt practices act, the national- | wore bright: the muscles of her face do not | Lows the Bulsarians to come Lo close quarters, I Treland werea Po- | connmence thiy rogd, Sowe think itis done | . oyicxao, Nov, 22— (spee al to the Brep,] [ Slfer with jmpunity, - The residt also | i irl employ o few lawyers to advise | @t theif former condition, By her i i 1 this situation their comparatively primi ation in Engand w to seare the St Joseph & Hastings: othiers 4 shows that the prohibition sentiment was | | 4 eral appearance she seeins moto content, Hug tive mode of war is brought into efiective play | the Ktissian aristocracy.” who claim to know say the road will be built. “What has been the result of the resolu- | stronger than had been supposed in wany (o- | e, but will rely ehietly on volunteer coun- | G racognize anything of the busy. | and the murderous use of the bayonet tor The wanitesto says' the representatives of | IUis surmis lx)'!hv\ buikl uj.-, \\\§| not 5100 | tions or decrees passed upon temperance and | elities, Althou y denoeratie candi- | sel. They will also issue placards explaining | bustirme world, Fhere is still contraction of i i ey’ e e ,...p...l in | n_lu‘-.‘l\y; win 1-].4.,!‘,,4\!] se been ey ke 1‘-‘[‘6 aLGuney| .\"A\’if’\:f:::l.];i'("i‘l.‘i:f:.’,’fi[ withthe | e subjeets at the plenary council held at | fataietonis tiaes! AU AR ll;:;\“"v::l the el ¢f Proviehong of the corrupt practices :In.: utiseles ot the eyes, oF ):l:vi:lllllbliblf:.'u.‘}‘: St il et om Shein Toos, it bas | Biore Iatetul niemories i reland than any | Messrs, Caivert and Holdreze’ were sur- | Baitimore a year ago? Bishop Licland was | b'tion, - yet - there were. but farty flem. | 4ct- -0 that easse shall not be given for peti- i s o1 e oy pesomn SR (uries onet chatges are very destietive and from | other statesnion diriog the past cens | prised at the rapid wrowth and the many | asked to-day octats’ ot of 10 members elected 1o the | to ns to setaside eleetions on the ground of | appavent unnatiral loss or waste of tissies. the it one made they wholly wnnerved the |y, IE the long deayed trivuph had | boticeable fmprovements Fairmount - has i result, sir,” replied the bishop, *lia lower house, The river countios, as was ex- [ ignmidation, Parnel] annoaneed the re- | On the 9th day ot her iliness she awoke, ask- 3 Servians, who trusted all along to long r not expelled the liberals, Eal Spencer | mad One hundred and ity thousand i 4 pected, went solidiy demoeratie, bt in the | eeipt of an addittonal sum or &5.000 tor the | ime for water'to wash her hands, which was Brine ani e not good for weh 4t elow | Would still be at Dublin: eastle and_cocreion | [ars worth of in provements iave been made [ been eminently gratifying, Two weeks azo | futerior of the state the republicans made | polamentary fund. The aniouneement | given ter, and then she reelined and assunied il 5. The Seryians may atter all fail in | would be triimplant in Ireland. The land- | here during the past sun Laboring men | Dr. O'Connell, president of the American | gains, The liquor question 15 the wreat vid- | Was jeceived with cheers, which were weloed f' rmer condition. i e attempt, despite the unquestionable | ords, instead of waking reasonable abate- | are very scavee, and one without a teade | ofose iy Rome, arived at Bl thnore with | @10 of the

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