GRAND ISLAND WON IT.
A Pretty Contest in Which tho
Boots Won By a Scratch.
BKATKia: mii.i, ioui.im; aiikd
K Farmer Plucked of His Feather
Mannnr Youdk's Karewell
liur.ts'l: --Local Nwa
of Interest.
Tin- home U'iiiii Cninil Island
put up out- of lh? p -tliei-t games oT
the y.-.isoii vesterda v. IVrrine was
in tin lni: fir tlie home team and
pitched a rnitlirg good gaim
Gland Island onl getting Ixvo base
hi; oif him. Tonil'nlU- son played
hi-, first ;rame vcsierdax- at sbort-
.;! and i -ir t up a good field oil;
game, silitioii-li he w.?s unable to
!i;t tin- ti.it'. Tiiimu' stalled in to
play first base I). It was 1 1 : l.'-!
(Hi inir the l'.ihi:', and Green wectlo
lelt field :miI li ee.-c- 1o Si si.
Inlin I'.iii.-r.-on v.;;.- tin- hrsl to
!:icc Mr. Summers, iimi the first ball
that It-f t his Ii,iim!s xveni :iv;iy out to
right fcld. Sam Pa. terson .acri
(iced, advancing John io second
Ki-inii-ilv hit the hall io.- two bases
. - j
and J. Iittci-o:i m'ci.'i d. Maupiu
lined out a .-ingle s, ;.m1 Kennedy
si-nn.l. Thai ended ihe runs for
that f i ii i ii vr. a:- k'revcs and Tom
Patterson both failed to roach tt-s..
Pattiford w -nt to hat ti st 'or
G;"ind Island. 1 i t to K- nnedy, :. id
on a wild throw reached second
to!e third and scored on a pp.-.sed
hall. Stratton xvns given a base on
balls, went to second on Wilson's
sacrifice and scored a few minutes
later. Iv'ourke and Kipp reared the
side.
The home team failed to cross the
date again n itil the fifth, while
Grand Island squeezed in two more
runs in the tliird.
The boys ;l! plye.i good ba'l
yesterday.
The same teams played this.-i'ter-nooii.
Ti)-in.rrow Fremont will be
here for two ames. The li st will
becsd'ed at 1! o'clock. Kcevcs wd
pitch the firs;
seen m1 game.
The score:
and I'e-rine the
pi. A n:i-
Tif.
Air K. It lli in A. K.
; p:rk f 's.n:. -i . . :t j 1 i ."1 t; :
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X. . ..i. e 1 " " " " 1
V- - j. . i j 11 - II
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4;:. vi,: s.
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i Vttifnnl.rf .. j 1 j 2 I I 1 11
r:iUmi. -. . ' I l .1 l 1
XVU-. n li. I I I M 1 11
IV'.urk-.' jo .. .. 0 o I 1 o
K:i-) .1 i II 3 2 2
iiiiu-rcf... ;t o 11 1 i 11
-.lrrmicr-i p I 0 0 '. 1
Miirrnvc -I 0 0 5 20
Hilliiui.-tilJI. 1 1 0 0 ( 0
f..; I .1 -V. 27jl ' 5
the dinky ireiiH of the place he wan
Heized by several stalwart Seneam
bia.is. hehl dawn 011 a bed while
several iihern went .liroimh his-pocket-
and robbed him of .fl')S in
ca-h. He was th-n lired from the
house. He at once reported the
case to the police and a few hours
later Charlie Smith? Charles John
son. Ciri'Ies Clater, I.illie Lewis,
(lert ie Si rick ma 11 and Alice Johnson,
all colored, were aresteil for ihe
crime. They will be tried under
the slate law. Uee.
Manager Waterman is roin to
ii'tve J. I. Yoiin a farewell bttnc'it
011 Thursday, June !. I?or this spe
cial occasion he has sectired Ihe
popular 'Dodd Opera" company,
consisting of 10 persons. Uy ropiest
they will produce the popular and
beautiful comic opera "Krmiuie,"
and as ihere will be no advance in
prices, the Waterman should be
packed on his occasion. The re
set -il seat sale will open Monday j success. o,i me 'JSili of March
mormtf at Ghilberjs book siore, Woo l'ondi;e spo
next door 10 posioflice, for a!i those
that si;;nel the fiiarantee list.
HOME PROTECTION COLUMN.
CON ll C I Kl IIV TilK W. C.T. V.
M'OVK MY I.NM.MJS.
Ilatfi : ou'.li : 0 II (1 I I) i ft 0 - 3
jr;iii. l-Iau.l .2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4
Kanietl ru-is l'!:i.'. tii'i.iLli 3. Gruuil I-
ij'i'l 2.
Twu l;i? hits K?iinely, Green, IJe'Ic-
.iir.i.
iJiiscs sti on Ketmeilv, I'otTer, Stmi-
ni.Ts. Kipp.
I 'untile hy Kennedy, J. Piittersoii to
ritmii. Turn IPatteron In J. iterf on,
li e lil'.ird t. WiKon Jo t r.-iltoii.
ila-i'-o.i lialls l).I IVrr.ne 3; oft Sum-
niiTji 2.
Hit y pitclifr Pen itieS.
Struck ut llv I'er. ine 2. t.v Siitiiiners 5.
I.'miI la!l--.Mi!iii.i.i L.Miirray 1.
Ti-ne if aiiie I :'ii.
v'i?! ;!re II ::i.e! .
AT KiiATKICJ.
Kearney f;ced IJeal "ice yesterda3'
: 1 the lirst iti!i:niy with Fuller in the
lox. He was wild rnd short-lived
ind before Ihe inning was half over
! re'I.'ed to the bejeh and ves
.-::cc ceded by I'euder, who piiclied
a eiy 'a; - (janitf, but was hit freely.
A b'u ciowd was in at endauce, but
the siiccess'on of errors n-ade the
peciato-s ruther wea.. S.onej-,
l o'.:i Omaha, covered second base
fur Itcaiilce, Gatewood heir''" c '.p
p!ed. Tax 'or, K; ; ndrll and Holmes
did ojiie ood lie!d'i . The score:
SIOKE 1IY IVMXUS.
Kcarnev 1 0 0 2 IH 0 (I C - 3
l.'atrice 5 1 0 1) 0 ( 1 1 J l
SlM.-fAKV.
Ki ns earned IJea rice 2. Kearney 1.
I"v.-biie hits Tay'.or 2. Junes.
!Iae- jito'eti -Ha; ice 3. Kearney 5.
Om-ijle plav Kiwlf to Stieehan".
on Imlis-H.T SiasleJ, otl Fu"er2
il't ly pi. ere' Sto"e .-.
tr.ic'k ir.it -S'asle2, I'ender 4.
lH-ied bi!ls re;ir:'.
i!l pi ci Stable.
Time of Kaint' 1 :".
Ceipire Hart.
Standing of the Clubs.
Played. Won. Lost. Per Ct.
Beatrice 18 12 .730
Grand L-dand ... M 7 .lx
frwiont K '.
Haftinic. - i 11 -1"
Cearney 1" 12
!ttsiii.)tith . .. I! " 13 15
Rather Txpenslve Fun.
ilij-Iort Meyer, a farmer living
aiur Man ley, Cass county, arrived in
Uncolii yesterday to see the circus.
He was either misd'.rected or his in
eiica.:'.ons led h?m to the wrong
qiir.r:er, for he wound up his sighl
Dceing in a notorious colored dive.
Alter drinking several rounds with
Secretary Rush's Views.
Secretary K:isk said to-day: "Mr.
Harrison s noni'iiat'oii is only the
logic:' conclusion of he iiniuviiions
verdict of approval passed upon
his administration. The short term
of fou r y. a rs jusiilies a rcuomiua
tion by his party, whenever a presi
dents administration receives the
coun.rj's unqualified endorsement.
Moreover, stability ot public affairs
is esseuti il to the business interests
of t!u- c.m:itry which alxvays suSler
from frequent changes." .
A report which gained general
circulation that Secrctarxr Hlaino
had placed his resignation in th
hands of the president is oflicia'13'
contradicted. It was followed soon
after by another that if he had not
done so already he certainly would
do so before the convention meets
All sorts of rumors are being cir
culated. One of the latest of which
the president is a victim is to the
effect that if by Saturday night Mr,
IJlaine lias not written a letter de
dining to have his name used at
Minneapolis, Mr. Harrison will
recognize him as a candidate and
withdraw his own candidacy. At
the white house this was said to be
too ab-:u.-I to be considered, much
less denied Another story, which
received more credence for a time
has it that Chauncey M. Depew has
sent a telegram to some of the
leading republicans, the purport of
which i.- that the conservative men
of th.e party at Minneapolis are
seriously concerned at the grave
po.-s;. bih'ty of dissension hi the party
unless a change is made in the tac
tics of Mr. JJlaine's friends. The
plan of action proposed is to have a
mutual friend of Mr. Blaine and Mr,
Harrison call upon Mr. Blaine to-day
md urge him to use the same frank
ness ami candor now mat lie dis
played in liSS. llus story cannot
be 'traced to any authoritative
source, nor can it be learned that
any conference of republican lead
ers to take action in this direction
has been ca'led. and t ie slo y is
gene Ty d'stredT:ed.
" !) j;i: - t i lici'il !ii.-. Ietiitis l i'e e may,
I .in ili up fn 1 1 ;!i t lo 1: 'tie op r !c vim way ;
l.oK t'lrwanl luaxelv, look not weakly
l-ii-.'.;
'I lie pa-t i- '.-iie xvi.li, miml lie coming
I rack.
I.ook in willi earcliin eye utui . oui.ie
hioilt,
lint wIk-ii teiiiptaU'in eone, look mil,
loik out."
The world's W. C. '1. L'. concluded
that it did not care for space on
which to erect a separate ediiice at
the Columbian exposii :on, because
auipie aci.iu:iiodalions were prom
ised in the woman's, bu'lding and
thus ihe money that would have
been required for the enterprise
could be put to more helpful use in
extending the society. We make
this statement in reply lo inaii3' iu-
j is in-.'.
Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge has
bee.i speaking in Trinidad, where
M.. IVof. io.iJon, sisiei--in-hix- of
on .- . 1 ! na Cordon, presided over the
v h'ie ribbon meeting, which was a 1
M rs i
prisoners j
TO AISTY GENTLEMAN, 4
Who can write the most words on a
new U. S. Postal Card f
'1 n HI S3
yU !
in
Vorld's Fair Notes.
Cil Hagenbeck, of Hamburg the
celebraled dealer in w?ld animals,
will take lo Chicago his enl:re col
lecl'onof trained and w Id animals,
also his collection in natural his
tory. A structure i t the form of a
Koine 'i arena will be erected in the
Midway Pl;i?ance on a space of 110
feettqare, where some seventy a li
uials and several hundred monkeys
and perrols will be shown. The
wildest beasis living; lo-gelher
w'th domestic animals, vvr)l go
through all so-ts of perfornii' ices
The H. C. F: 'ck Coke Compr.iy of
Pennsylvania, has decided to nrake
a complete wo "king model in mini
ature of i 1 entire plant. The ma
chinery w'U b in opperet'.oii, the
motive poxx-er beitig electr'cty with
ges for the oens, the. coke being
represented by asbestos.
Church Services.
First M. K. church, Dr. L. F. Britt,
pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.,
public services 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
B. K. Ball of Omaha will conduct
the morning se. k ice :'n he fn.'e est
of Ine "Deaconess Home clOmah?.
We expect one of the deacoiesse3
will be presen.. Kpxx-orth League
will meet at 7 p. m. in the gallery of
thecharch. All are cordially ;nvited
to attend these services.
The address delivered by A. C.
Wright was the most able ever list
ened to by the people of Elmxvood,
and many eyes were wet with tears
while he told of the part his father
took in the great conflict for the
preservation of the union. Kcho.
District Court.
J. A. Gutsche, administrator, vs-
Cass county was arged this after
noon and given to the jury.
The Herald is in receipt of the
annual report of the Nebraska state
board of agriculture for 1890, with
the compliments of Robert W
Furnas.
of Colorado peni'en'.iary at Canyon j
City, anti later 011 in Denver, where!
admirable arrangements are being j
made for the entertainment and sue-
cess of the national W. C. T. U. con- j
vention. to be held there in October :
next. I
1
On Fridaj-, May lli, at the Omaha '
Methodist conference 1 memorial '
service was held. The memoir oi" I
(Jen. Clinton B. Fisk was read by i
Dr. J. M. Buckle-, of New York, who !
reviewed the whole career of the de- j
ceased his private life, his army i
record, his work for the courch, the J
temperance cause and his success 1
as an educator.
11'. i- i r - , i ,1 I
v e are looKing lor aim t-nau ex- 1
pect greai things in the next dtcade.
What are some of tliese things? I
answer, when our women shall have
the God given right of this ballot,
when our whole country shall be
free from the curse of rum, and the
homes of this country free from the
monster evil.
When a young man simply de
clines a g"lass of wine, giving the
name of Jesus for the reason, I call
that gospel temperance. And when
a young woman with christian tact
and grace demands, as christian
ladies can demand, for tin' sake of
Jesus, who never reproached a
woman, abstinence as a prerequis
ite to her respect, I call that chris
tian temperance. And when the
honored wi.e of Minnesota s spot
less senator, who died with his
glass reserved, Mrs. William Win
dom, refused to serve wine at her
table according to custom, saying
she would rather offend a few than
to tempt any, I call that gospel
tern peratice.
Tney are now making a brand of
whisky i'i the old bourbon state and
they ca!l :t "Horn of Plenty." So
let it be they have chosen the
name wisely, for out of the thing
designated shall come
Plenty ot" so-row ami pV?ty ot shaiMe
rii,e roDtk;i qiil Vada-iW'qr,:
ONE - P'RICH: - CJLOTHIER
Will
Give tire r oj lowing
Prizes on July 4th:
Nice Spring
2. A Nice leather
3 Two Nice Shins
-uii.
Satchel.
Every word inu'.-.t b written with pen and i;:k.
Every word must be readable with the naked eye,
And. must be written in sensible sentences.
Send all Postal Cards to
JOE, The One Price Clothier, Plattsmouth, Neb
P'c-nty of broken hearts, iropes tloomcit
itnl sealed.
Pletity of jjrjives iti the potte-'s liehl."
Tiie V. C. T. U. of Hastings .will
run the city hospital in connection
with Bethany Home.
Uishop Newman of Omaha will
be one cf the speakers at the
.Beatrice Chautruqua this year.
The Hawaiian queen has lately
testified her interest in the W. C. T.
U. of Honolulu by paying the
license on their coffee house, some
thing o-er Her total absti
nence principles are proved by the
banishment of all orts of liquors
from her table and her receptions.
She also forbids in her presence
the perform a ice of a lascivious
dance, formerly a great favorite ia
court circles.
Hon. Alexander H. Stevens' decla-
rat:oii concerning Liberty county,
Georgia, which passed the first iron
clrd temperance law in America,
sex-entx- years ago: "This county,"
said Mr. Stevens. "xv:s t ie happiest,
richest, besi educated, most orderly
county of Georgia, and he year I
;ved there was the oa'.y yei'r of my
ife in which I xx'as perfectly well."
"The best protec'ion a young
woman can have i 1 this city," said
a big policeman oj the Liroadxx-ay
squc d, Xexv York, "is one of tiose
i' tie si'ver crosses that the Kiuj, s
Daughters wenr. I've noticed that
noxv-a-days the professional masher
w'li look f" st at the bosom of a
woman's dress and il that little
cross is dangling "roai a buttonhole
he passes her b,' withort even a
stare. It's the same way on slreet
car s as o:i the street. The young
woman who wears oue of those
badges has got the whole carload of
men to take care of her and jump
on the fellow that dares lo annoy
her. The cross is getting to be
looked on with the same -especi
and defense as a nun's garb ,-s a
safeguard it beats the average po
liceman all holloxv."
r t a meeting of the W. C. T. U. a
vote of tharVs xx-as tenderid to the
papers of ?he city for the;r courtesy
in granting the use of a colrmn
once a week for temperance.
No more Postal Cards accepted after July 3, 1892.
Only one Postal Card recei ved from ne and the same person.
TOE, the PoDiilar Clothier,
JL
I'KRSOXAI..
is in
the
O. II. Bnilou of Omah.i
cily to-day.
Daniel Thrumb of Weejing Water
is in the cit- to-day.
Mis - Marista Cagney went out to
Lincoln this morn'tig.
FOR RMr.IAHI.M
Mrs. A. X. Sullivn:: went up lo
Omaha this morning.
Miss Cora Cook was an Omaha
passenger this morning.
Clyde Opelt pecompanied his
mother and sister to Omaha this
morn in cr.
Dan Sweeney of South Bend
brought in nine wolf scalps to the
county clerk to-day.
The L. L,. A. will meet at the home
of King Wise Monday evening.
W. C. Showalter, J. M. Leyda and
Lew Gibberson passed satisfactory
examinations last evening and are
now entitled to practice their pro
fession law.
The Evening Xews is constantly
violating the United Stales postal
laxx'. The mail edition was thro.vn
out last night on account of pub
lishing objectionable matter.
Remember there wlil be two
ga :nes of ball to-morrow with Fre
mont, tlie first game called at 2
o'clock. It will only cost you 2."
cents to see bo'h game?.
Mr. Wright's oration was a grand
effort. Hy its pathetic influence
many a sympathetic heart beat with
commiseraliou, and from the well
springs of the soul, from out which
speak the hidden secrets of the
heart. floxxred many a tear. Kcho.
Polk's evening paper made a great
silr last night about ex-Senator
Taggart ge.ting into trouble. It
hasn't been very long since the en
senator of Cass county was very
red-headed because The Heraui
published an account of some of his
doings. Ex-Senator Taggart was a
member of the senate at the time
when M. D Polkrepresented (?) Cass
county.
I had a severe attack of catarrh
and became so deaf I could not hear
common conversation. I suffered
terribly from roaring in my head,
I procured a bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm and in tnree weeks could hear
as well as I ever could, and now I
can say to r.'l who are afflicted with
the worst of diseases, caearrh, take
Elys Cream Calm and be cured. It
is worth .'pt.,C09 to any Man, wmman
or child suffering from catairh A
E. Newman, Grayling, Mich.
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T. If. P0IXOCK. Agent.
Tor Sa'e.
My house and three lots corner
Sixth and Dey, price $1.1200.
Mies. J. A. G. xiWET.t,,
Central City, Xeb., ape.K.K. li.
Wanted: An energetic man to
manage b nch office. Only a fexv
dollars needed, salary to start $7o
per month and interest in business
The Western Co., Kansas City, Mo.
IJeiiJiett t'c Tutt have got in a fresh
supply of groceries of ail kinds,
and are settled in their nexv store
room and are prepared to give both
their old and nexx- customers the
best of everything for the least of
money. tf.
Hon. W. V. Lucas, ex-state auditor
of Iowa, says: "I have used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in my
family and have no hesitation in
saying it is an excellent remedy. I
believe all that is claimed for it.
Persons afilicted by a cough or
cold will find it a friend " There is
no danger from whooping cough
when this remedy is freely given.
nO-cent bottles for sale by F. G.
Fricke c Co., druggists.
For millinery and pattern hats or
anything in the line of ribbons,
flowers of the latest styles and de
signs, call on the Tucker Sisters in
the Sherxx-ood block. tf.
Shiloh's catarrh remedy a posi
itive cure Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker mouth. For sale by F. G.
Fricke & Co
Wall Paper
AXI
House Paint.
Is what you want next and in
this line as in all others we are
Headquarters. When you want
either of these call in and see
us before buying.
BROWN & BARRETT.
G. BREKENFELD'S
VVHEFE YOU WILL FIND
I STOVES,
iiA.NGES,
j X IN WAKE.
j (i A ill) EN TOOLS,
gasoline
stoves. .
KUlLDEJiS'
HARDWARE,
PAD-LOOKS,
HO Oil-LOCKS,
LADIES' PEN
KN1VFS, Ei'C.
NEW PROCESS
'QUICK ,
MEAL"
GASOLINE STOVE
I wish to ppecially recommeuil.
It is absolutely safe.
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ment plan as cheap as for cash,
on easy monthly payments. Come
in and examine my anti-rust tin
ware which is warranted not to rust
for one year. If at any time yon
want anything new that we do not
happen to have in stock we can get
it for you on two days' notice.
421 Main-St., Plattsmouth
