THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY DECEMBER 0 , 1801-S1XTEEN PAGES ,
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Frightful nod Powlbly Fatal Accident at
Ko.-folk.
THOUGHT HE.COULD CROSS THE TRACK ,
Fnrincr Hi-.uly Jumped From III *
to Avoid Dnttccr Hut
Wnn UiiHUcocflHful Oilier
NobrnNkn N
NORFOLK , Neb. , Dec. S. ( Special Tclogrnm
io TUB Br.p.l A frightful accident occurred
nl 2 o'clock this afternoon near the Crciplitoti
depot on the Chicago , St. Paul. Minneapolis
J A Omaha tiacks. Prank Brady , n farmer
' llvinjr near town , was hauling n load of hay
nnd wan in the act of crossing the track when
the engine struck htm , breaking the loft leg
below tha Unco , mashing the right foot and
breaking three or four ribs. Brady saw Iho
npr.roiieliinp train , which was running at tlm
rate of about six miloH an hour , nnd was
called to by bystanders to stop or be would
bo caught , but ho pushed ahead , the team
and wagon clearing tha track , but bo made
on effort to leave the wagon and foil on tbo
track.
His son , who was with him , was also In
jured , but not seriously. Physicians were
summoned und amputated his loft leg below
the knee and the right foot nt the nnklo , The
physicians say his locovery is exceedingly
doubtful. Ho is a man about * > 0 years of ago
and loaves n family. '
15 exult oT \Voiiiin'H : I rltilit.
ASIII.ANII , Nob. , Dec. 5. [ Special to THE
BKK ] Some three muitlis ago nn affray oc-
cuned between two farmers in the vicinity
of Ashland. Daniel Smith made an effort to
dispossess Frank Predcuitx , n tenant , of a
certain poitlon of the farm. A war of words
ensued which ended In Smith attempting to
drlvo Prodeaux from tbo place with an ux.
Predcaux ran Into the house , nnd as ho en-
teicd the door Smith ral cd the ax to strllio
him. Mrs. Proiionux saw the Intended stroke
mid fainted. Nothing moro was thought of
the nffulr until yesterday Mrs. Picdcaux
gava birth to n lifeless child the sltull of
which shows an Imprcnslon as If made with
an nx.
J'ho doctors In attendance say that death
was caused by tbo shock tbo mother received
at the sight of her husband being attacked
by Smith. Smith was arrested today nnd
brought before Judge Butler. Ho was not
allowed ball and was taken to Wuhoo to
nwalf , a trial In tno district court. A brother
of Mrs. Predeaux , n prominent lawyer of
Denver , is licio and claims that the law is
very plain upon Iho case nnd that Smith will
be compelled to servo a fifteen years' sen
tence In tuo ponltontlary.
Mittn Grand Army AtfalrH.
BHATIIICE , Neb. , Doc. fi. [ Special to Tun
BKI : . ] Hawllns post No. : i. > , Grand Army of
- 41- the Hopublic , elected ofllcors last night for
for the ensuing yearns follows. Commander ,
Fred Brother : senior vice cominnndor , H. G.
Day ; Junior vice commander , E. A. Youtz ;
captuln , C. L. McClellan ; surgeon , D. A.
Wuldon : officer of the day , Samuel Ecck-s ;
Ofllcorof the guard , George Cunningham ;
quarter master , J. U. Craig ; delegate lo
late encampment , A. P. Sperry ; nltomato ,
B. P. Lester. The oflleers-eloct will bo In
stalled Nolv Year's night.
HASTINOSI , Nob. , Dec. 5. [ Special to Tin :
lliiH.J Last evening Silas A. Strickland
post. Grand Army of thu Hopiiblic , elected
the following ofllcers for the ensuing vcnr :
J. M. Boyd , commander ; J. W. Hoynard , jr. ,
vlco commander ; J. J. Buchanan , senior
vice commander ; Jacob Wooster , quarter
master ; Dr. Buncosurgeon ; . H. G. Knights ,
ofllcnr of the dar , and A. P. Houston , oftlcer
of the guard. Delegates to the Department
encampment at Columbus were appointed.
Those chosen were all post commanders , and
General C. J. Dilworth nnd A. C. Moore ,
thus Insuring a vole of eighteen at the en
campment.
Threatened With Dlsnstcr.
H.VBrixiN , Nob. . Doc. 5. Special Telegram
lo Tun Bii.J Mortgages aggregating about
M.UOO and a judgment of $ .100 were Illcd for
record by the creditors of tbo Hastings
Electric Light company on the records of
this coiinty today against the company.
These Hens are .subject to n prior mortgage
of 511,000. There Is also n chattel mortgage
of (1'JAO on some of tlio machinery , and a
mechanics lien of about $1,500 on the prop
erty.These
These lions , mortgages nnd accrued Interest
make n total of about W 1,000 Indebtedness.
There Is n prospect of the matter being
adjusted tn the district court on Monday.
Mr. George B. Johnson , the manager of the
company , states that while ho cannot toll
the future of the plant , it will no doubt bo
continued In oporullon as nt present.
Dedicated L'holr Now Hnll.
JUNUTA , Neb. , Doc. 5. [ Special to TIIC
Bir.l : The greatest event In Juntata's his
tory toolc place hero last night in the dedica
tion of the Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows' now hall. There were over 150 visiting
brethren present from Fremontv Hastings ,
Howard , Blue Hill Mlndon nnd' Holdrcgo.
They were banqueted in Allen's hall nftor
the dedication exorcises In the now hall.
About 250 members , Including the lodge hero ,
partook of the supper. i
George L. Loomis , grand master , nnd I. P.
Gage , grand secretary of Fremont , partici
pated in the exorcises , also many other noted
persons of the order In the state.
The now hall Is 20\U ( feet in size. The
main hall is 21x48 Inside with a fourteen foot
celling.
Honored by Hln AnsoclatoH.
SIIIXKV , Neb. , Deo. 5. [ Special to TUB
BHK. I The Bar association of Cuoyonno
county hold a special meeting tonight
for the purpose of passing resolutions com
memorative of the sixty-first birthday of
Hon. George W. Hoist. Judge Alon/o H.
Church of tbo Thirteenth Judicial district
presided. Many happy speeches were inudo
and reminiscences Indulged in for two hours.
A magnificent supper was subsequently
spread at the Motiopolilnn hotel and the
Twonty-llrst infantry bund furnished the
music.
Ilonvy IJOHS l y I'lnmoN. *
BKVTIIICB , Nob. , Doe. 5. [ Special
to Tun Dnn.-Firo ] nt 4 o'clock this
morning destroyed the residence , together
with the content ; , of Frank T. Wagner , at
bin Klk street. It Is supposed to have caught
from the kitchen stovo. Loss on house ,
$1 , 00 ; insurance $1,200 In the Milwaukee
Mechanics , The loss on thu furniture is
U.OOO ; Insurance fbOO In the Germanin of
New York. Several residences adjoining
caught llro and were saved with dlfllculty.
Died of Her InjiirlcH.
Hiuiiiur : , Nob. , Deo. 5. ( Special to Tim
IH'B.J Mrs. Albert iMillor , wlfo of n well
known farmer north * of this city , was burled
hero today , Death resulted from a distress-
lug accident In which tbo deceased was
burned over almost her entlro bodv , Whllo
building u lira with cobs held In her aprou ,
her clothing caught lira. The house was
damaged to the extent of several hundred
dollars nnd the llro was extinguished with
diniculty.
Onn Yonr For
YOHK , Nob. , Doc. -Special [ to TUB
BKK. ] Myron Harbor of Benedict , who has
been I ) Ing In tlio opunty jail for several
months under tbo charge of breaking Into
several stores at that place , was found guilty
nnd Konicnccd to ono jour in thu panltcn-
tinr.v jcsionUy ,
Sunlded to Death.
GANDV , Nob. , Doc. D. [ Special to .Tun
BII : : . | Tbo lO-months-old child ot John E.
Gnblltig which was so badly icaldoti by the
Btovo upsetting and spllllnir a kettle ot boil
ing wutr over Its body Wednesday , died
Thursday.
lUynterloitHly
Nob. , Doo. 6. [ Spoclal to TUB
JJBis.1 II. N. Harris , a farmer living tbroe
miles south of thti city , started to Athland
about 1 o'clock Friday morning. About on
hour nud & li U istw U wturned W 1m
KKLLEY. : STIG-BR & CO ,
'ANTICIPATE YOU HOLIDAY PU H J
AND AVOID THE RUSH OF A WEEK LATER.
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
On tlio eve of the Ohrlstiruib Holidays wo olTcr some STICKING BARGAINS
In SILKS nnd tWKSS GOODS.
Il'iy dress materials for Xmns presents. Tliovaro well appreciated and useful.
III-i.N'UIliTTA $1.00 Suporllno silk ilnislied Ileiii-iottn , all the Into fnshion-
nblo colors. $1.
I5KUrORD ( JOHD $1.00 Tlio extreme fnehlon , splendid value , ti desirable
giftl.
SKUK ( ! 7oc The ( 'onuinc KnxllBh Serge , for school dresses nnd hnrd wear ,
all colors , 7oc.
FLAN'NIOItiOo. . 5-1-inch all wool line Dress Flannel , during the holidays wo
cut the prlco from 7 ic to COc.
( . 'ASfiMKKE All wool I'tishinoro a Inrgc nssortincnt of useful colors , nil
now shades in stock. COc.
UROADCLOTH * 1.60 o-l-inch silk llnl hed Broadcloth , all the now colors.
This is n perfect cloth in ulTccl and coloritij ; : a very acceptiihlo Xinas present , $1 60. '
SEVENTY-FIVE
All our I'LA IDS that sold nt 75c , 85c. Hoc , $1. $1.25. $1.T < i , will bo 'old during
the holidays nt 75c 75o 76c. 75c.
IMPORTED NOVIiLTY DRliSS 1'ATTliRXS FOR CHRISTMAS GIF IS.
( 'HICVrOTS. in lntc-it ideab-and coloring * .
TWKIID. the now fashions jn cloth olToot .
CAAIKL'S HAIR , in odd elTects now in style.
BKDFORD CORD , the new fancy designs.
TIJKSK and numerous otlicrs will bo sold during'tbo.holidays at jil-iccs that
induce your purchiHing.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.
t
SILK WARLJ fJKNRlKTTA-Sl.OO-This extra li.io . silk warp llonrietta , n
much appreciated gift , regular price $1.35 $1.
ITKNRIKTTA * 1.00 40-inch silk finished llonrietta , n beautiful cloth , extra
fine grade , worth $1.2o $1.
IJKNRlrn'TA ' 75c Silk linishcd Ucnriettn , woith 'XI 7oc.
CAMEL'S HAIR $1.15This is the real Camel's Hair , an imported cloth ,
usual price $1.8o. A great nartrain and n gift Unit will plunse $1.15.
CHEVIOT OOc The latest f.ishion. So very serviceable. During the holi
days wo cul the price from $1.1J6 DOc.
SEROIC , CHEVIOT , CASHMF.RK-oOc-Threo vciy d < si. able 'jargains , all
wool fabrics -50e.
To faoiliatc the holiday'shopping of gentlemen , we have made up into dress
patterns live exceptionally great bargains.
. As Christmas t'ifts they will be gludly received by the ladies.
S > 14 for n dress pattern of black nil-silk R1IADAMA.
$10 will buy n pattern of wnrranted pure silk FAIJ.LK FRAXCAISE.
$10.75 for a , black dross pattern of guaranteed all-Mlk GROS ( JRAIN.
$21 A full dross pattern of warrnnto-l black ALMA ROYAL.
81U for n full dress pattern of anv colored pure cilk , party or sticdt wear , in
FAILLE FRANCAISIS.
Thc-o are all the best productions of the silk looms , the latest fashions ; all
thoroughly reliable nnd recommended.
CREPE D'CHENE.
CREPE D'CHENE-
Pure bilk crepe , all the party shades , regular price S'c svid 51 , during tlio
holidays , 6Uc nnd COc.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO. E FARNAM AND 15TH STS , I
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i ni i i i tntrMi m mmt\m 11 iRfcrifM * .i. n > M. i-.i .11 MI.I i i - - - - - - - MIIIIII i inn
house in a dazud nnd confused condition. Ho {
laid down and became unconscious , from
which he has not recovered. A physician
was summoned , and examination showed n
gash under tbo left jnw nnd a mark upon his
temple. Tno doctors conjecture that no must
have been waylaid.
Ho often speaks of tbo depot and men
there. And It is known that three bums
were put off a freight about an hour before
that at the depot. The borso which be lode
came homo in good condition.
lMortcujo Mcoord for November.
IIOLDiinoi : , Nob. , Doc. C fSpecial to THE
BBC. ] The following are the amounts of
mortgages filed and released in Phelps
county for the month of November :
Farm mortgages tiled , S-JO , I05.J11 ; released
r.'O.COl.lS ; city mortgages tiled , 811,151.175
released , 310,000 ; chattel mortgaijcs tiled ,
f 10.09.1.57 ; released , SW.m-jr.
November gives the county a bad sbowlne
but upon Investigation It is found than n
Ktoatmany of the above or renewals and tbo
leases for tbo old mortgages buvc not been
received and recorded.
OIID , Nob. , DCC.D. [ Special toTaiBii : : . ]
Mortgages flied and released In Viilloy
county for the month of November : Farm
mortengos illod , twenty-nine , amounting to
$13,0 0 ; released , thirty-four , $10,4SS.-I3 ; city
mortgages Illod , ono , MUD ; released , four ,
SUM ; chattel mortgages illod , 101 , $18,053.13 ;
released , 18(5 ( , ? 15,7 : . ! b.
Dakota County .Stock. IhlovcH.
DAKOTA GITV , Neb. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : Bnu.J John Nixon , residing below
Homer , today notified Sheriff Uyan that on
last evening ten head of fat caitlo were stolen
out of his feed yards. A reward of ? . " > 0 was
offered for the arrest of the thieves. C. J.
O'Connor also reported thu loss of seven
bund of hogs a few days since. Siibplclon Is
directed towards several of Homer's cituons.
'IVri'ilily
, Nob. , Dec. 6. [ Special to THK
Dm ; . ] N. M , Stanard , u farmer of Grnfton
precinct , met bis death In a horrible manner
yesterday while working around his corn-
snollor. A bolt projecting from the tumbling
rod caught in tits coat , twisted him up and
burled him round so violently as to brealc
almost every bono in his body. When freed
ho gasped once or twice and expired.
Improving the .Missouri Pa o I tic.
TAI.MMIC , Nob. , Doe. 5. ( .Special Tola-
gram to TUB BKK. ] A construction train
and a force of llfty men are nt work hero on
the Missouri Puclflo sldotraak. Some of the
ovorjubllant citizens seem to tbink tnoy will
go ahoud with the oroposod extension to Ne
braska City ut onco.
\Vnntn AnntliiT ltoul.
AbUi.tMi , Neb , , Dee. 5.- [ Special to TUB
Bi-.r.l Thti city council lastnlgbt considered
n nroposliion Tom t-Ymnont citizens relative
to building n railroad from this vicinity to
connect ut some point with the Missouri Pa-
cilia The council favored the tdou ncd a
public mooting will bo called to take dotlulto
action on tbo subject.
Injured In n Jliinawny.
IlouwEiiE , NoD. , Deo. 6. [ Special to TUB
BIB. : ] A team belonging to William Corl-
gan , who lives south of Atlanta , ran away
last night throwing Mr. Corlgan out , break
ing his right log nbovo the Uueo aud other-
vlio Injuring hi
Hold roue Nugget Solil.
N. b.j pec , 0 , [ Special { 9 T.IJF
Bic. ] Tno tloUlw o Niwt , this poiieer :
nuwspipnr of Phelpi i.-oiniiv , Inn again
changed maimsomunt , V , " . H. II. Mills blep
ping out and T. M. liopwood iisjiint ing con
trol. Mr. Mill" , it is rcpuitud , has jiuicliubud
a now outfit ami will , In a hhort time , again
bo lound at his de k.
Ti-ansrVrrcd lo n rjncolu Hanker.
YORK , Meb , , Dec. 5. [ Special to Tin :
BCK. ] The assigned stock of groceries
lately owned by U. .f. Coles , was sold by the
sheriff today to E. E. Brown , a Lincoln
banker.
Invitations are out for a. high live party on
the eve of the 1 lib nt Iho resilience of K S.
Kowloy on South Thirteenth street.
The testimony In the case of the State
against Sam Monocus , cbartcc'd with abduc
tion is all lu and the arguments will bo com
pleted Monday morning.
The great art anil curio exhibition at Ex
position hall will bo open today from Hi a. in.
until 10 p. m. Tha exhibition will positively
cloao next Wedresday night.
Tiinity cathedral , Eighteenth street r.nd
Capitol avenue , Very Kev. C. H. tiurdi.or ,
daan. Holy communion , 8 n. in. ; .Sunday
school , 10 a. m. ; second celebration of holy
communion and sermon , 11 a. m. ; evening
prayer and sermon , 7:3J. :
At Boyd's ' now theater a benefit concert
will bo given in aid of the ' 'Ouen Door , "
Friday , December lj. ( The best , local talent
will appear on the program. The "T. 1C. "
qunrtotto bavo the management of tnls con
cert nnd promise a fine program.
Judge Davis yesterday heard arguments
for u new trial in the case of Mary lj. Miller
und others against Mary E. liny and others.
In this case tbo plaintiffs and defendants are
iiphtlnir over the property of John Manniug ,
who died ono your ago. At the time of his
death Manning was tbo owner ot $20,000 nt
real citato situated In and around Florence.
Mr. Timothy Dolun of the Union Pnclllo
shop ? , ono of the political nrisonerd during
the land league agitation of ISO and IhM ,
Hud who spent u term In the ( ialway ami
Limerick urlsons , after an absence of huvcn
years , leaves today for his old home , Duns-
andlo Coughrla , Cialwny , Ireland. Mr , DolHii
loaves a hot of friends after him In Omaha ,
whore bo has lived for thu last six years.
The creditors of J. P. Heel , the groeor who
failed some time ago , mot yesterday at 3
o'clock and opened bids for the Block. They
were nil rejected , and n motion was inndo to
advertise tno stock for ten days nnd to get
an order from the court to null the stock and
fixtures at not less than * 1,000. There nro
100 c rod it or i , and the total amount of liabili
ties were over tl',000. The stock inven
toried for $0,200.
Deputy Sheriff Lou tSrobo returned from
Missouri Valley yesterday , bringing with
him Julius Altschulcr , who Is wanted on the
charge of obtaining goods under falsa pro-
tenses. The Information charges that two
years ago Altschulor manured to boat Hob-
erts , Stokes it Co , a wholesale 11 rm at
Twelfth und Howard strect.s out of il.COO
worth of groceries. Until a few days ago his
whoroabonts were unknown.
The Boston Herald Is moved by the recall
to England of Hov. Mr. Hall , QUO of the Cow-
ley fathersto toll this .story t When the Cow-
ley pcoplo flrst came bore a good woman who
was not Informed as to tLelr monastic rule
thought ono of the younger men , from a like
ness to an elder clergyman , won a kin lo him ,
mid asked a fellow-member of the congrega
tion if ho were not his son , in all good faith.
"Son I" cried the bolter instructed neophyte.
"Bon I" How can bo bavo a ion ) Ho' , a
latborl"
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Ladies'
Handkerchiefs ,
250 ilo..on ladies' line embroidered ,
scalloped ai-d hemstitched border , Inwn
handkerchiefs , loc.
150 do/on ladles' hand embroidered
initial linen cambric hnmlkorcJiicfs
15c.
100 do/.r < ii ladles' finO hand cmb'-oid- '
orcd Initial very line linen cambric
handkerchiefs , old English letlCrs.vcry
new. as n special leader at 25c each.
2KO do/.cn laulcs' hand embroidered
firnllopcd and hemstitched border linen
handkerchiefs 2oc.
5 spcciitl numbers in real J npar.cso
hand embroidered scalloped feilk handkerchiefs -
kerchiefs , white nnd coloied , dainly
nnd durable , 25c , 'I5o , 60c. 75c and VI
each.
150 do/.en ladies' hand embroidered
bcalloped and hemstitched border linen
handkerchiefs , beautiful daintv designs ,
: iJc. (
iJc.Fine hand embroidered pineapple
nllk handkerchiefs , exquisite dcs.gns ,
at < fL .75 , i.'t.501.60 ami Ml. 50 each.
Fine ombioldoind scalloped borclnr
Moiii-sixline do S 'io haudkcrcbu-fe.
crcmc and delicate shndis. at Sr > c. 51. Lo ,
$1 o ( ) nnd $1.76 each.
Fine lumd umbioidercd li'Mitslltclied
and f = calloicd ) border linen handker
chiefs , In all the latest dcMgiifi , at ol'c ,
75c , $1 , $1.'J5 , * 1.50 up to $5 each.
Rcnl duchcsso bee handki-rchicfsi nt
§ 1.25 , $2 , S2.60. $11.50 up to $12 ctsch.
Real Krglihti point lace handker
chiefs $0.50 to $16 each.
Lacs Departm'nt
Novelties for Ivenini > : Wear.
44-inch ical crepe chilTons in all the
dehcatc shades
Rich ombioidcred crcpo chiilon.
l-'iouncings and ndginirs.
4o-inch rich htrincd { rnu7Vt > in all the
ciolic.ito shades only 75ca yard.
l ' -inch chenille ( Totted lets , striped
ctlect. only $1.25 a yard.
Rich gold and silver filled cvvstal
te : dcd iiiiEsamentcrifh nnd fringes. .
Novelties in FINE , LMIJHTii )
FANS in plain and hum ! pnlnlcil g..u-/e : ;
aKo ccque and ostrich fefithero.
Ribbons , Ribbons.
i
Ls r'o shiument jist received , com
priiing all the new tlnd ( jehcato t-hiides'
to much used for art'nncl fancy worlc
AT KXTRKMKLY.LOW 1JR CHS.
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Portmonies 'and Card
Cases.
Immense aft
for the holiday trade , in all the now
hiMh nnd mountings
I'HOM 60U UP TO $4 EACH.
HE WILL OPPOSE CLEVELAND ,
Hill Ir.tl cates Thai He is in the Prcditr.-
t nl Race.
DEVELOPED BY THE SPEAKERS ! ! ! ? FIGHT.
Icnlni' ( ; DcmourntH Kc nrd His Kl-
inlr.i Speech orKi'id.-y N s'11 ' as "
Formal JKcluiMtion Wash
ington Gossip.
N Bt RBIU or Tin ; Disc ,
5li ! Fonrrrc.STii bTiiur.r ,
WsiiiMiros , 1) . C. , Dec. 5.
Governor David B. Hill's speech ut Elinirn
last night struck Washington ( is n Hhuro
challenge tn ex-President Cleveland. It was
interpreted tomean , that the governor would
ns ! < und tight for the presidential nomination
next year in bpito of thu standing candidacy
of the ex-president. The spcccn was the
subject of almost as much comment in demo
cratic circles us Was the suoukorship contest.
It was porno time ago generally believed
Hill's election to the sennit ) would pacify bis
longing for the presidential nomination , aud
that ho would wheel into line for his rival.
There is not , however , any uncertain ring in
his speech. At every unpopular point of Mr.
Cleveland the governor delivered a thrust.
His plea for tbo free silver vote is considered
a very smart.trick. In a word , the governor
proposes the univerbiil coinage of u silver
dollar , coining bullion with an Intrinsic vuluo
of $1 in gold.
It ts boiiovod that this ; was proposed by
Senalor Voerheos dilrlng his recent trip
with Governor Hill to Jilcjimond and Atlanta.
Thu Indiana senator , Ls , l)1uirly ) opposed to
Mr. Cleveland for many reasons. Amom ?
other thlngH Voorhcos is for free coinage , yet
he knows that would Ioso1iinv man the state
of New York. The character of free coinage
proposed by Hill , it wfievidently thought by
Voorhccs , would receive the respect of Now
York and at the 5:1010. : time be a blinder upon
and null the wool ovoi' ' the eyes of the west
und south , or rather the democratic ulonunls
of these sections. , ,
Hill In tlio rrcHfdoittlal Knee.
Hill Is now fairly In the race for the presi
dential nomination. Thin speech delivered
Just before his departure for Washington ,
whom ho entered the upper branch of congress -
gross und just beforetlid'convenlng ' of the
democratic caucus forltho.olcctlon ; ( of ofllcers
of the national hoiug of representa
tives , Is regarded as significant by democrats
from every section of tbo country.
It was a masterstroke of politics nnd had the
desired effect upon the sucakcrshlp canvass.
It helped Crisp of Georgia , thu Hill-Gorman
candidate , and Injured Mills of Texas , tbo
Cleveland candidate.
Some of Mills' friends almost threw up
their hands In horror when they read the
speech. They acknowledged that It would ,
as It did , huvo u forceful effect upon the
contest , which at this writing is waging In
the democratic caucus. It had tbo oftect ,
too , of spurring the Mills men on to a point
of offensive aggressiveness and in. two ways
injured their cause. In the estimation of the
tlrst democratic heads tonight und many of
the best friends of Mr. Cleveland , iho Block
of tbo latter has fallen very lor below far
Ladies' and Children's '
Special
Bargains ,
Wo will place on sale Monday morn
ing 100 do/'m ladies' line fast black cot
ton hoac. regular 60c quality nt ; tc ! ) per
pair , or i2 per box of half do/en.
i'mhrollan for the holidays nt $2.25.
worth $ ; ' .
Ladies' line M'lk and lisle hose in
plain black , droi > stitch , with fancy top
nnd fast black boot and plain colors , in
n 1 the i.ew and dci'rablo shades at Ooc.
They are worth $1.25.
Umbrellas.
Umbrellas for lio'iday presents nt
fci. " . ' ) . worth V ) . 'J'hoy me nan-anted
for nun J 'lll' .
Ladies' pln'n ' nlnck , silk thread lioso ,
high hi'Hccd heels nnd splii.cd toesreg
ular three dollar ( | ualit.vnt $2.25.
The best ) ) lain black- , pure silk thread
no o made at S'S. They nro worth $4.
lOlcgant new desiirn in umbrellas ,
qimliU'untiurpiusr-cd for real \\oith , at
" . .1.50. t5 , W50 and $0.
Laclicn' tlircad Richelieu
piirjt-ilk hose.
lieu rib , in plain black at > ! ! . " 5 , wortli
? ) ; infamy colirod top'J with blr.ck
bi.ot lit > . : j.7o. v.w ill $1.50.
LRDIES'
1
Our n'fci'rtinent of naliral gray and
b.ick ill * 2 2' ) , $ : ! 50 , $ , ' ! .75 , $5 , ' .fo.25
Mid { ( i. is a'lll unbroi on and they are
the best \alucH to bo found in the city.
.lust rcicived , a large assortment of
block wool r"ostriiin ] tights at our
usual j Oiilnr | j > rii.L > s.
todnv. Ho will not , it is believed , get tlio
tioailn.ition In- any book or crook and .should
ho ilo so , will bo defeated more oasilv than
in-lbbs.
Will He lr upl ( Tomorrow.
Henry E. Kstabroolc of Oninlin will arrive
toinoirow inornlnn lo iirfruo tils "doctrino of
relations" in the governor rasq on Monaay.
fiencr.il Cowin will open the case for Boyd
and will bo followed by Estnorool : for I3nyd.
Colonel Webster will spealc for Governor
Tlinyor and c.\-Altornev General Unrlnnd
will close for Hoyd , Estabrook will , oosido
Ins "doctrine of iclations , " ui-jruo that when
Hovd enlisted under the state In the Indian
wiir the state conferred upon him clti/cnship.
Colonel Webster will urri o tomorrow inorn-
Inc.
'MiHcclluncoiifl.
i ast oveninc Indian Commissioner Morgan
pave n dinner at bis residence in honor of
Mr. G.V. . Lambf-rtson of Lincoln. The
Kucsts invited to moat him were Attorney
General Miller , Mr. E.V. . Ilalford , tbo
president's privuto secretory , nnd United
States Marshal Mansdcll. After the dinner
Mr. Lamucrtson wont over to New York ,
but bo will return on Monday toarguo a ctiso
before tlio&uprcino court.
Mr.V. . K. Annin , who for four voars has
boon Senator Paddock's private secretary
and clerK , has resigned both positions nnd
will devote blmsQlf axclnslvcly to newspaper
work. He is succeeded by U. ,1. Coleman ,
Senator P.iddoclt's son-in-aw ! nnd formerly
president of tbo national bank at Broken
liow. Mr. and Mrs. Colomun and family
will reside witb Senator I'addock at tbo
Portland on Thomas circle.
Itcprosontatlvo ICorn is at the Handnll and
Hoprcscntatlvo Bryan at4'JO Second street.
Today At > s Btant Secretary Chandler not
nsldo the decision of the general land ofllco ,
holding tor cancellation the pro-ompllon
entry of John E. liesomcr of the Union Cattle -
tlo company , transferred from tbo Chnyonno
land district. Tl.o patent will now IHSUO.
Hu uftlrniPd the decision in tbo case of George
1'ritchaid , involving lands In the reservation
from the Chumburluln , S. 1) . , district ; re
jecting tbo llnal proof also In the cusu of
Frank A. Walter against Noah N. Duvts ,
pre-emption Illlng , Huron , S. D , , district ,
und thu timber culture entry case will bo
dismissed and llnal proof of tlio defendant In
the pro-omptlon CIIMI will bo accepted. Ho
jcscrved the department's decision In the
cuso of William \V , Wade against James
Sweeny from Yankton , S. f ) .
Postmasters were appointed today as fol
lows ; Banner , Banner county , D. B. Pinr-
Bon , vlco I. A. Gallup , removed ; Vaconla ,
Wiisblnirton county , H , Jncobson , vlco J.
StUnner , romcvcd. Iowa Chester Center ,
Powsheilto county , $ \ . A. Soars , vice S. B.
Smith , resipnod. Idaho Bluckfoot , Bingham -
ham county , E. F. Stevens , vice F. A.
Slovens deceased.
State Treasurer W. W Taylor of Pierre ,
S. U , Is nt the Langhum.
Editor KIctmrdson of tlio Davenport Dem
ocrat is bore to attend a mooting of the demo
cratic cxecutlvo committee on next Tuesday.
_ P. S. II.
A progressive and a conservative thoo-
lociau. not a thousand miles from Now York ,
wore dlscutsliif ; the blebor criticism of ttio
bible the other day. "Tho faut of the mutter
Is , " galtt tha former In concluding uu argu
ment , -that the methods of tbo progressive
theologians nro historical. " "And pray , "
asued the other , "what nro our methods ! "
"Hystoilcal , " replied tbo liberal brother , "
aim then they went at it again , bamuior and
tongs.
i
"Does your cousin Bill smoke ! " ' 'Yes. "
"Ho didn't when I Know Ulin. " "Ilo hadn't
died tbcii. "
1 Mens' Handkerchiefs ,
Umbrellas and Neck
wear.
Men's plnin white nnd fancy printed
hemstitched handkerchiefs , largo selec
tion of choice borders at 12jc.
2"0 do/.on men'R all ptiro linen hem
stitched initial hnndkerchiefs put up in
fnncy boxes , fl to the box. special prlco
$1.50 a box , 25o ench.
100 do/on mon's plain white , nil pure
linen hnndkorchiofti in 1 inch , 1 } nnd 2
Inch -horn , nlso an endless variety of
choice designs in fancy borders , sp'ooinl
value at 25c.
Men's plain white , pure Irish linen
hemstitched in 1 inchHand 2inch hem ,
this is an elegant hnndkorcliiof. 1'rico
U for $1.
Wo call special nttcntion to our own
direct tmportntion of fine pure Irish
llnon hemstitched hnndkerchiefs , very
suitable for ombroiduring in i inch , 'i
inch. 1 inch , 1 { inch nnd 2 inch hem ,
At 50c , OOo nnd 75c each.
Special price bv the box.
Silk Handkerchiefs ,
Silk Handkerchiefs.
I'ustomers will find our nssortinont of
real Japanese hemstitched silk handker
chiefs superior to any former importa
tion as to variety , quality nnd prices.
At50c , OOc , 75c , boc , $1 and $1.25.
Suspenders , Suspen
ders , Suspenders.
\Vo have just received our full line ol
line silk suspenders for the holiday
trade. Our stock in this line of goods
is the largest wo have over shown.
Plain black , all silk satin suspenders ,
suitable for embroidery , with plnin
black nnd gold plated mountings , nlso n
largo ns.sortmonT , of black and colored
embroidered suspenders
At $1.50 , $1.75 , $2 , $2.25. $2 50 , $2.75.
Men's Umbrellas ,
Men's Umbrellas.
A visit to our umbrella dorartmont
will convince you that wo have the larg
est aasortment of men's umbrellas in
the city , at prices that are undoubtedly
the lowest for the snmo quality of goods.
Men's 28 inch "Windsor silk' ' um
brellaswith best quality paragon frame ,
handles of nntur.il wood , wuxel , ncnsiti ,
ash , orange nnd Scotch fur/ , and Ster
ling silver trimmed at
$15.50 wortli $4.60.
$4 , woi th $4.75.
85 , worth $0.
Silk Mufflers.
Silk Mufflers.
Men's line silk brocaded black nnd'
colored silk mufllcrs , Inrgo bixo and
beautiful designs nt
OOc , $1.15 , $1.50 , 81.75 , S2.50 , $2.75.
WHY THEY WERE MURDERED ,
Wyoming's ' Recent Trajjeilios Dua to Trou
ble Among Stockman.
BUFFALO PATROLLED BY ARMED COWBOYS
Flintier HIoodNhnd Feared ns n llc-
Hiiltof the Intense Incitement
In Tlint Immed
iate Vicinity.
CIICYENSI : , Wyo. , Dec. o. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Bun. ] The excitement in Buf
falo over the two recent assassinations of
ranchmen has somewhat subsided , but
trouble is still coutldcntly looked tor. Last
nlcht the town was patrolled by u party of
fifty armed cowboys , who had como in from
Powder river In the belief that the work
of extermination had been commenced
against men who were alleged to bo
rustlers. Trouble was looltcd for at
any moment nnd it was with
general relief that the law-abiding pcoplo
awoke this morning to discover that no acts
of violence bad been committed during tbo
night. There was recently .started In Buffalo
an organization known as the Johnson County
farmers and S toe Union's Protocllvo asso
ciation. To this organisation a number of
mon alleged to bo cattle rustlers belong. The
two men who wnro absausl.mtcd were com
monly reputed to bo mailers , although this
has been denied in the C4 ! > a of Jones , but
both mon belonged to iho now association.
When the news of their murder was curried
abroad It was generally bulievcd by their
fiends that the worU or rotullallon on thu
art of Ilia big stockmen had been com
menced and It was necobuury for the self pro
tection ol all of them to gather together and
display their Htrongtb.
A man named Bash hoard thu shots vthlcti
killed the two horses owned by Tlsdalo and
the supposed murderer rlilo away , although
at this time ho did not suspect that any foul
work bud been done. This man afterward
In attempting to describe the murderer ,
said ho rode a borne which ciojoly re
sembled onu owned by I-Yam ; M. Canton ,
who is well known ranchman and doputv
United Slates marshal for that district. The
nous rapidly went from mouth to mouth ,
and soon U was stalnd positively that Canton
himself was the murderer.
In the oxcltcd condition of thlnrn the only
wonder Is that moro bloody work did not
follow. Cooler counsel fortunately provallod.
An Interview took place today between Can
ton and Fred Hesse , a big cuttle man , nnd
the rancors from Powder i Ivor. The latter
were completely satisfied that neither of the
two gentlemen could have boon concerned In
the bloody deeds. Two men , ono
of whom is thu president of
the association , were reported mlssini ;
and were consequently hulleved to have
been murdorcd , but both have turned uu nil
right. There arc only OPO or two very largo
cntllo owners living In Johnson county now.
Several of the largo herds still found thora
ura owned bv men living outside of the state.
Cattle rustlers have bccomo strongly In
trenched In that section , All sus
pected onoi bavo bvou , during the
l > ut lummor , excluded from lb
C L 0 K K
DEPRRTMENT.
2oO nowinnrliotrt nt lets thtiu ono-thlrd
their orl itnil cost.
Lot 1 1110 tinwnmrkets at io.
Lot 2 100 tiowmurltots at 40.50.
l ol II flO iinwiiiarlcols at ill.
These ( 'iu-inonlH arc all iniulo in Iho
best manner1 and of the best materials ;
must bo examined to bo appreciated.
Plush Wraps
and Jackets.
Kormor prices $1-1 to $120 , this week
all at $8.
Plush Sacqucs.
Manufactured from the celebrated
Walker plush , ! ! ( ( to ! Undies wide.
* JI ! ( sacquos at $ ir .
$ . ' ! 0 f iciUOi | at ? 22.
$ 10 sarqucs at $ lo. !
In oxcluslvo novelties tn Indies' nnd
misses' garments wo tire still showing
n lar c assoilinent.
Ladies' and misses' lonjj cape ulsters
n specialty , all of which will bo olTorod
at our usual popular prices.
LINEN DEPARTMENT
Special bat-trains in Christmas linens.
Elegant and useful presents.
If you want a handsome sot of table
linen , or in fact aiiythine in holiday
linens , don't fiil ; to sco our stock- ; the
assortment is the largest nnd comprises
all of the now stylish uattorns ,
Beautiful fringe sotswhito nnd fnncy ,
nt 1-1 , fl..rU , * 5. if > .GO , $0.80 , $8.50 , $11 ,
$ li.r > 0 , $15.
' Kino homstilchcd sots , 1J ! to 4 yards
lone , at ST.U'i , $8.50. $10. $11. oO , tlL'.CO ;
411. $15 , $10.50 , $18 , $1 ! ) . $21 , & > i50 ,
$ l7.50. !
Fine cloths , 2 to1 yards lonp nnd nap-
kitH to mutch , noautiful now ptttterns.nt
? o , $5.75 , $ ( ! .50 , $8 , $ ! ) , 810.50 , $12 , $1U.50.
Towels 25c.
50 do/en line licmstitchod hnck towola
and 100 do/.on oxtrn larpe satin daimtRlc
towels , white and fancy borders , with
heavy knotted frinsc ; these 25c towels
are the best value in the city.
Towels 50c ,
At this price , 50c , wo olTor you Hr
mixed lot of extra line towels ; there io
not a towel in Iho lot worth loss than
75c. hut wo bavo put them all in ono lot
at 50c each. Don't miss fretting some ot
these.
Our stock of tray cloths , carvers , con-1
tors , doylies , dresser scarfs , pillow
sliams , etc. , is very largo nnd wo have
marked tlicm very low. Mail orclerj
Illled.
regular round-ups ( This hui created a gooi
deal of foelitiR which has been irroatly In *
tonsltled by the fact that any ot tboir cattle
sold east nro consldcrea na ostr.iys and the
inonoy realized from thorn facnt to the sooro
tary of the State StocK coinmisilon. Thej
have lately prown so bold Unit they will no )
ovea permit an insneetor to go throuKb
their herds to examine- the brands. Everyone
ono of them BOOS constantly armed and in
such a condition of affairs the spilling ol
blood was but a natural consequence.
l3lt'Hi'lKH.
Why doth the churchman wail ? you aslr.
Why such Hhinos Is ho eutttn'l Ho dropped
n pold piece on the plate bo meant to bo t\ \
button.
"You were bappv oncoi" "Yes , " "What
has coma over you to chiingu the spirit of
your dream I" "I vo been tried for heresy
and found not Rullty. "
Preacher ( sadly ) Mon seem to move to
ward the sldo doors naturally on .Sumluy.
lOldcr ( brlKhtouliitf up ) Well , say , what Is
the matter with us putting a side door In the
church !
A preacher conducting n revival meeting nt
Foster , la. , ono niijhi last week nndorloolc tto
Illustrate tbo condition of n sinner's Heart by
menus of a chemical display. Ho oxnlbltod a
bottle of clear water , to which ho uddod a
drug which caused It to assume n deep soar-
lot hue. That was the awful state of the
rebellious heart. A whlto water was then
uddod to purge the impure heart to show
the work of conversion , but It didn't work
worth u cent. The minister then suid more
faith was needed and added morn of th
white powder with no bettor results. Thor\
bo emptied In the contents of the whole
P.ICKUCTO , but It didn't clarify mid tlio sinners
present smiled. A brother \vii3 then dis
patched to the drug store , but was unaulo to
prouurn more of Iho maglo compound , Tha
preacher explained that the powders had lost
their strength , Out it is suspseted that the
drugcist who sold the powders , and who Is
something of n wau , gnvo the wrong drutf.
Ono old dcucon , suspicious of all humanity ,
thinks the preacher U n tape worm doctor ,
who was attempting to udverllso his method
of wooing the obstlnato worm from in Intes
tinal rutreat.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
' \ Of perfect purity.
LemonI
Lemon - Of erroat strength.
Alni d Z | Eoonomy'ntho'rU8 ' ' °
RoSO OtCTJ Flavor ns dolloatoly
und Uollcloualy ao the fro eh f rulU !
