THE OMAHA DAIL ? BEE : WEDNESDVY , APRIL 20 , 1S92 ,
MILWAUKEE IN THE LEAD
Drawers Hop Onto Qus Echmclz'a Grow for
a Nice Easy Game ,
TOLEDO WINS BY ITS FINE FIELDING
Oinnhn pud Knnnnn City < limo Postponed
National l.ragnn Uninrs I'rr-scnt i
yuerr Combination of Winnow
The Ulj : Tug < > t
Milwaukee , 3 ; Columbus , 2.
Toledo , 7 ; Indianapolis , 4.
CoLi'Jinus , O. , April 19-Columbun out-
butted nndoutlloldod Milwaukee todny but
the decisions ot Corcoran gave the visitors
the gntno. JJoth O'Day ' nnd Uurroll pitched
Bplonilld ball. The weather wns fair nnd
clear. Attendance 1,000. Scnro :
Totnt. . . . . " - ) 54 12
Abbey out for Interfering wllli Holder.
BCOIir. IIV INN I.Ml3.
rolitmbUK 0 U U 0 0 2 00 023
Milwaukee U 2 U U 1 0 0 0 -3
8UMMAHV.
. 1. Two
Iftrnrd nin : rolumliUR.il Milwaukee.
linno hlti iJilly , KrolRli. Stolen tinRi'v ( Vllourkc ,
Abbey. Lull on timuBi Coliiiiiliun. Si Milwaukee ,
I Irntbai-oon liitlli : ( Vlmy.S ; llurroll. I. Struck
out lly O Iliiv , It l > y llurroll , II. I'li-weil bnlli ; :
KtelKli. 2 Wllil pilch : HiirrBll , 1. Tlmo : l:4j.
tjtnjilro Coicurnn.
Tulcilo ItroUe the Iro.
IsoiANAi'OMH , Ind , , April 10. Brilliant
Hold vvorlc by Toledo saved them today's
ijame with Indianapolis. The homo club had
isevernl chances to win , but rank errors by
Clliigtnan nnd Hondo cost several runs. The
weather was rnw and cut the nttcndauco to
BOO. Tbo score :
BCOIIE IIV IN.NI.Vfi.s.
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 ' -7
InJIuunpolls 0 1 U 0 1 0 U 2 0- <
8UMMAKV.
Two bnio lilt1 Cllnuiimn. Double piny : IlcnglP.
liimislstoil. llnncen balls : On ChirUf , 1 ; I'i'nrn. 1 ,
Ulllllvun. I. lilt by pitcher : Nim > ll. Struck uiit
tlnrko , rnrpcnier. Ullnfftnun , fcnlllvnn. Wllil pit
dies ; Clurku. I. I'lisjuil built : lliirloy. 1 : yiillin.
1 Tlmo of Knmo : Ono hour nnil tlfly inlnutcs
lluiplto McQunld , I ft on I > M. H ; Toledo , 3 ;
lndli\n.ipolls , 7. Stolen IJUBCD : ( ieltlnfcr , Nlchol ,
llenglo.
Will Try 11 This Altornoon.
Minneapolis nnd Omaha wore Unnblo to
play their Initial game yesterday afternoon
owing tn the cold weather. If possible , they
will got together this afternoon , and a good
game may bo expected. Like Omaha , Minne
apolis in composed almost entirely of young
blood , nnd the honor of the tlrst victory will
bo stubbornly fought for. The two teams
nro as follows :
Omaha. Position. Minneapolis
Vlokcry Pitch. ' . Swartrel
Hayes Catch M nny.-in
Howe First West
Kltzzorald Bocoml Shlnnlck
Oollopy Third 1'arrott
Khclbeck Short Griihatii
Kelly l-eft KaU
Ollka Middle Newman
Camp Klght. Carroll
KAXBXS CITT , Mo. , April 10. Kansas City-
St. Paul gumo wns postponed on account of-
rain.
rain.ST
ST Louis , Mo. , April 19. The St. Louls-
Cleveland gnmo wns again postponed today
ou account of bad weather.
Stumtliig of the ToniiiH.
I'layod. Won. Lost , Per Ct.
Milwaukee 8 1.000
Columbus 3 2 CO ?
Omaha 3 1 GOO
Ivansiis Olty. 3 1 MX )
BU Paul 2 1 000
llliiiicniMillH 2 1 6CO
Indianapolis " 1 SCO
Toledo 3 1
NATIONAT , I.IAGIJI ; : .
Clnclnimtl Content with Heating Uncle
Tivlco In One Day. .
CINCINNATI , O.f April 10. In two ranldly
played and closely contested games hero this
afternoon Cincinnati defeated Chicago. Tbo
Hi at game was lively up to the seventh inning ,
when ono raoro run was added to the Cincin
nati score , and in the eighth Holliday's
splendid homo run orivo to the club house in
the loft Hold iravo the Ueds a comfortable
load. Luby was responsible for tbo two
runs made hy Cincinnati lu the llrst inning
of the second game , n base on balls and his
wild throw helping in the runs. Mullano In
the box was invincible nnd his support wns
errorless. The only hit made by Chicago
was n scratch Infield hit. During the entire
pamo only two Chlougoans reached llrjt and
neither of thorn wont further. In spite of
the chilly , cloudy weather , 6u2l , people
watched the games. Score :
Cincinnati 1 0 0 n 1 o 1 ? 0 f >
Chicago 000010100 2
lilts : Cincinnati , 6 : Chicago. 7. Krrors :
Cincinnati. U ; Chicago , " . Earned runs : Cin
cinnati. 4 : Chicago , 1. Ilnttorles : Chamber
lain and Murphy ; llutuhln&un and KlttrcdRO.
Seccmd game :
Cincinnati 5
Chicago 0
Hits : Dlnalnnnti , 0 : Chlcaco. 1. Errors :
Cincinnati , 0 : Chicago , 'i Earned runs : 0.
Batteries : Mullano and Harrington ; Lubv
and Sclu Ivor.
Washington' * I'lrst Vli-tory.
WASIIINUTON , D. C. , April 10. in Wash
ington's llrst game won thlsnttornoon Brook
lyn wns the loser , The homo team bunched
lilts in the sovPiilh Inning mid , aided by
Imses on balls by Hart uud n bad throw by
Urlflln , secured u winning load. Hartuus
replaced by Stern during the bovonth Inulnc
nnd the latter was more effective. Attend-
once , 11'JOO , The weather was fair , but the
grounds wcro in poor condition. Score :
Washington , . . 7
Brooklyn -O
lilts : WiiNhliieton , 7 : IIrooklyii.il , Errorn :
> Vashlngtuii , : ii ; lli-ooklyn. : i. Knrnod runs :
Washington.i : llrooidyn.a Ilutterlus : Mulli
gan and OnslrlKht ; Klnslovund Harlandtoln.
NlrTliuothyAll Ulcht.
Pnn.iiiii ) : > iiu , Pa. , April ID. A timely
two-bnso hit by Clavksou saved Boston a
shut-out this afternoon , ICeefn pitched a
plondld iramo uuu was magnificently sup
ported. The 1'hlllins batted ClarKson hard
at thJ right time. Attendance , a,045. Score :
Philadelphia 100020 'J 00 s
Iloston' ' .
lilts : rhlladolphla. 7 ; Huston , c. Errors :
Philadelphia. ' . ' ; Iloston , ' . llaUorlos : Keutu
and Oloincnts ; Clarkson nnd Ki'lly , Httrnuil
rum : 1'hllndclphla , U ; Doston. 1 ,
Took I.Ihcrtlu * lth Jllg Aincis.
BALTIMOHB. Md , . April lit. The Baltimore
team today lu the prosecco of1,0'JJ people
tv.in Us llrst came this season , The Now
York Uiunts , with Hu le in the box , wcro
the opponents. Weather good , J , MoMnbon
pitched for Baltimore , and although he was
untied hard , ho was given good support.
The Orlulos batted Uuslo In n lively man-
nor. Score ;
Ilaltlmoro 012000222-1) )
Now York 0 0 0 3 1 u 0 1 o4
lilts ; Ualtliuoro , 0 : New York , 12. Errots ;
UnltlmorH. 0 ; fsow York , 4. Earned run > :
Jlultlniorr NO T York , U. llalturles : Mu-
ilaliouand Itoblnson ; Hublound Hoylo.
( iri'at Uumo at l.oulstlllv.
Lot'lbViM.u , Ky.Anrll 10. Although the
weather was cloudy und cold , und thouttoud-
nnca small ibo best game of the season was
played at Kctlpso park today. Jones , Louis
ville's new pitcher , held Iho hard billing
IMttsburgs < lown to four bits. Itlookodllke
Louisville would score In the first , tlfth and
eighth Inning , but Baldwin by great pUobiut :
jirevoutod them. The home team H on the
guino In Iho ninth Innlug on Pfeffer's siflglo
and Baery's base hit. Pfeffor's batting was
a feature of the eamo. . Atteudaucc about
C.UOO. ticoro :
LouUTlllo 0 1- !
I'ltUburif , -
Illlai Louisville , II ; I'ltUburr , i. Errors :
U | fjltsburg , 1. Earned ruuii
l/oul Tllle. 2. Iliittorlev Jones and Orlra ;
Ltildwlnand Mack ,
Wood llelong * to rtnltlmnro ,
lUt.TiMoiiR , Md. , April 10 The mnnnfrc-
montoftho I'lttsburg hiwo ball clun has
tologranhed President Van Dcr Horst that
the Baltimore club could not have Wood , the
released Washington outfielder , and that bo
belonged to Plttsbure. Mr. Von Der Horst
limno'dlfUoly put hltniolf in communication
with Chairman Young nt Washington , nnd
wni informed lhat Wood belonged to Balti
more. Mr. Young sent n letter to Pltisburs
nhnwlng why Wood was now a part of the
Baltimore team.
Stnmllug of tlio Tc.tin * .
Played. Won. Lost , Tor Ot.
loimvlllo 4 n i .vro
Now Yoru : 2 1 Ml
itosion n 2 i .m ?
I'lltshllW [ i a 2 .COD
llrooklyn fi a a .000
Cincinnati 7 4 a .5,1
I'hllitdulphla. 4 U 2 , WJ
chicaco 5 a : i .WJ
dlnvolnnd : i 1 2 . :
WiiNlitmtlon .33
St. I.oills 4 1 3 .SiO
Ualtlmoro .250
Cam Today.
Boston nt Philadelphia.
Brooklyn nt Washington. "
New York nt Baltimore.
Plttsburg nlLoul vlllo.
Cleveland nt St. Louis ,
Chicago nt Cincinnati.
Ncirirmn Uroio'4 l'roio cil Chili ,
NK.WMVN QKUVK , Neb , , April U ) . fSpoclol
to THU BKn. ] There was n mootluir nt
Bunon's hall last evening to organize a base
ball club nt ihls placo. J , T. Hoffman was
nppointcd chairman nnd L. Montgomery sec-
rotnry of the meeting. The following ofllccrs
woroelocted : Alfred rinnc , manager ; Lon
llodman , treasurer , and J. T. Hoffman secre
tary , A committee ou finance wns elected
Ed Soufi , C. A. Unmlnll and Frank Barrett.
The incotlng ndjourncd until April ' i.
Yrlps Iron ) thn IMi'ikclu-rs.
All Sunday games will begin promptly at
n o'clock.
' Spider" Swnrtzol suys ho'll ' fool Joe Kelly
this afternoon.
Yesterday's postponed game will probably
bo played off Friday.
Lon Knicht has been appointed umpire in
the North Pnclilc circuit.
Billy Alvord snvs ho llnds no need of a
chnnga in any position in his team.
Toledo , with Dad Clnrko in tow , will bo
hero for games Saturday , Sunday ana Mon
day next.
Sir-Thomas Vlckcry will essay to put n
few crimps In Charlie Morton's tenderfoot
this afternoon.
It is big odds thnt Omntm has by far the
most exemplary sot , of ball players In tbo
Western association.
Sprague finally writes that ho has con
cluded to stick to his Job in Brockton , Mass. ,
and give up base ball.
Big Milt" old "Cigar Sign , " Is with the
Minnies. Ho weighs a Ion and is said to bo
hitting in his old llmo stylo.
Jncit Carroll , ona of Iho old Union Pnclflcs ,
is hero with Minneapolis. They say Jack is
stacking up like u young blood this spring.
Will Hart pitched his first game for Brook
lyn nnd ho got away with It nil right ,
although hit pretty hard a total of lifteou
bases.
\ \ Ith good weather n largo crowd should
greet the Hustlers nnd the Minnies this
aftoruoo.i. The game will bo called utll:3U :
sharp.
The Minnies passed the afternoon yester
day around the radiators in the Merchants
swapping reminiscences. They are a likely
looking lot.
Bob Uilks says this afternoon that ho is
colng after that season shaving ticket Jerry
Jacobs offers to the first man of the Omaha
team-making n home run. Well , Boh , hero's
hopln' .
The St. Louis Globo-Democrnt says that
Ji.ck Crooks , when out torn holiday , wears
n suit of clothes mat boar a striking resem-
blnnio ; to Sheridan's umpiring ? which in an
other column is described as rotten.
The Chicago Times says that bovond n
doubt Martin Dulto is the wildest pitcher on
earth. Ho gives at least six out of overv ton
mon their bases on balls. Ho has torrilio
speed , but what does that amount to when
ho can't trun "era over.
The Enquirer sa/s : Holllgan's position at
tbo oat is n picture. Ho stands there in a
way that seems lo say , "It has got to corao
over or I won't hit nt it. " Ho is a natural
corn hitter , nnd Comlskoy thinks him one of
the strongest mon at the bat ho has over had
under his command.
.Ron Mulford : Billy Trafllov , who was
with the Ueds in 18S4 , nnd made n record
then of being able 10 eat moro In n glvon
tlmn than any man in America , h. lu luck.
Ho is up in ppndwood. Dak. , manager , cap
tain and chief "maggot" of the team that
will represent that city in the Black Hills
loaguo.
Fortunately for Oinnhn nnd the Omaha
ball team Charlie Hoover does notcomo hereafter
after all. Ho was forwarded a ticket nnd
$ .23 lo get here on , but telegraphed back that
ho must have 8100 moro. Thereupon Man
ager Howe recalled the ticket nnd the
twenty-five cases , which had luckily been
forwarded to the railroad authorities , and all
Colonel Hoover gets is the high-low. No
club can advance any reason for even negoti
ating with players of Hoovor's ilk.
Sl'KKU KING/
Results at ( iloucaator.
GLOUCESTKII , N. J. , April 10. Weather
clear ; track fast.
First race , flve-elghths of a inllo , selline :
Kismet won , Aquasoo second , Valodla third ,
I'ardon drawn. 1'rlnco Edward ( the favorite )
ran unplaced. Tlmo : 1:03' ' ; .
Second raee , nlno'Blxtoenths of a mile , sell
ing : Turk II ( the favorite ) .won , Sunday second
end , Comrade third , Mute and Sterling drawn.
Time : 53.
Third race , ono mile , soiling : .Tuiglor ( the
favorite ) won , ( ionoral Oonlon second , Dar
ling third. Honnlo Kmir. lllrthday and Illlan
drawn. Tlmo : l4bU. ;
Koui th race , fit tcun-slxtcrntha of a mile , spo-
cl.il wplglits : Elyion won , Tom Klnloy bocond ,
I'arkKldgo thlid. l.onoly ( the favorite ) ran
unlimited. Time : 1U1 : ! .
Fifth race , nlne-slxtt'cnths of a mile , uoll-
Inji : Austral won. Vance ( the favorite ) sec
ond. Money Maid Ihlrd. Time : M.
Sixth rnco. eoxon-olghths of a mile , solllns :
HU-lin-rd lu Fox ( the Javorlto ) won , Prodigal
second , Harry Allhero third. Time : 1U1. :
III ( illtlOlllMTK- .
GUTTBNIIUUO , N. J. , April 10. The track
was in good condition today and the attendance -
anco largo ,
Klrat race , live fiirlonzs : Hannibal won ,
IIeadllght ; second. 11 ! , s Olive third. Time :
's-ocond race , llvo furlongs : Inferno won ,
bullsbury ( .ecoiiri. Ulnfax tlnrJ. Time : 1:01U : ,
Third race , llvo fnrlniiss : Llttlo lrod won.
llol Arbour second , Derungo third. Time :
' '
'I'oii'rth race , ono nnd ono-olshth miles ;
Unnibler won , Iady I'ulblfer hccouU , ChurchIll -
Ill Ihlrd. Ttiiiut lV4' : ! ? .
, l''lfth ' riieo , seven furlongs : Hover won ,
Onko John second , Uontiiur third , Tlmo :
SIMh race , one nnd one-eighth miles , over
( ITU hurdles : Futurity won , St. Imke second ,
lloheinian third , Time : ii'ilij.
Clixiil Day at MomuhU.
MBMPIIIS , Tonn. , April 10. Track fast ,
sport good , attendance largo.
Klrst ru'o. six furlongs : Wild I'lnwor (2K ( tn
v-on. Lrneit LCltol ) second , titover (8 ( to 1 ]
' '
Second nice , o'no'-hnlf mile : HoKiilchols ( I
tel ) won. Kiiiiiiuu to5)bocond. ) l''rlnio ; (8 ( lo 1 ]
third. Time : ftl , '
v.'f''lr'\ ' ' ' \ . " " " Ceiton Bfiko . ono mile : Helen
N (4 to I ) won. Mlas Dixie (2 to lUocond , Mon-
tevldlofJSJ tolMhlrd. Time : li .
Kourth rni-R , BUVOII fiirlonss : J'ovall (2J ( ! tc
1) ) won. 1'al Conloy i2Hlo 1) ) second , Klldaro (1 (
to 1) ) third. Tliiin : I:3J.
Klflh riici1 , eorrnlxloonths ! of a inlloi
Oosta Hlca (4 ( to I ) won. First I < | i (10 ( to I ) see-
nnd , BuIlrossC ! to 1) ) third , Time : 1:50 ! ! .
Tips for Toiluy.
The following hordes are thought to bo the
good things on lojaj'a card :
aUTTENUBlll
I. Roy Glen mound.
% WIIIIR Ib.ibolle.
: i. CllniHX ( ilastur.
4. niinslono Ju1y ; Kltlmin.
5. Kluo 1'unolon ,
6. llassunUj Westmoreland ,
1. Dliappolutmont Urbana.
2. Indian Corn Athlenu Fllljr.
: u 1'iirnwpod A. O. U.
4. Burrrnto lliirtlioim.
5. llliiek Chlof-Jurdlno.
6. I'rodlgal llarzburg.
sr.vitics ui < ' si'oiiT.
IIIff T c AVV1I ( itnrtril.
The International tug of war ouoned n <
Gxpoiltlon hall Un night , and deiplto thi
cold and rainy weather there was nn 1m-
monso crowd of oxcltod and onthuMnstlc
lovers of nthlotlo aport.s on hand
to cheer tholr respective favorites. At
different stages of the bnttlo I'm
excitement was nt fever boat , mon leaped
upon clinlra nnd swung tholr tints , shouted
themselves ln > ar e , wtlllo the Indloi , nnd
there was a coodly number present , clapped
their hands nnd waved their laeo handker
chiefs vigorously. Tho.hail wn * ntlroctlvcly
decorated with Iho Hags of all notions , Iho
Fort Omaha band furnUhod most excellent
muMc , nnd nltogothcr the wocn's sirucclo
opened under Iho moil nromiMng nusplces.
IannIor Prlncu Is preparing for a Jam to-
nicht ,
The trouble boean with the Americans anil
Bohemians pitted against each ether , with
Captains Klnnoman nnd Peri'ovnl com
mand. Tbo two team * made n natty npponr-
nnco In their nonl uniforms , nna werocheercd
to the echo ns they inarched upon the long
platform.
The sporting editor of TUB Br.r. was so-
ujtcd ns referee and Colonel Fran It S. Par-
melco ns oQlclnl timekeeper , nnd promptly nt
8:1(0 : ( the pistol crnckod and Iho lug bogan.
At first it looked ni if n long nnd stubborn
pull was on , but suddenly nt the expiration
of nlovou minutes Captain Kinnoman sounded
his well known slogan , nnd In forty seconds
morn the muscular Bohemians were pulled
cro : s the line.
The cheering that ensued was electrifying ,
nnd after nn inspiriting plftco by the band
the Danes nnd (5 ccmans took the platform.
The Dunes were In charge of Captain Nobel
and the Germans under Captain Woisman.
The big Danes cored n flno victory lu
Just thirteen minutes nnd thirty-four
seconds.
The next nations were Sweden nnd
original America , nnd when the brawny
rod warriors , with old Thunder Board nt
their head , Hied out upon the platform the
cheering of Iho oxoitcd crowd was deafening.
The Swedes were eaiy victoir , pulling Poor
Lo over on his shirt front In Just eight min
utes and thirteen .seconds ,
The closing contest wns between the Irish
mid tno Scotch , und was the star contest of
the evening nnd the only pull whore neither
sldo wns pulled over the lino. After n
herculean struggle the Scotch won , but only
by thrco Inches.
The tup Is a great success ami largo crowds
will doubless witness the remaining contests.
Very Sueci-nslul Draw.
Minn. , April 10. Iko Weir ,
the Belfast spider , nnd Tommy Whlto of
Chicago foughF ten rounds tonightnt the
rooms of the llonnonln Athlotlc club for u
purse ot $000 , of which $30J wont to the
winner. Weir's weight wns announced at
110 and White's at 111 % There must have
boon some mlstnico , as Wolr was fully ten
pounds the hoavior.
It was n good light from start to finish.
At the end of the tonlh round bolh were
fresh. The roforco accordingly declared Iho
fight a draw. Weir , however , apparently had
the best of the fight.
Willing to IMght.
INKW OIII.EANS , La. , April 19. The Olympic
club has received news from Hall nccoptlncr
the 812,000 purse offered for the light , with
FiUsiramotis m September and asking that
articles bo forwarded nt onco.
*
M10T UUAl ) 7V ,1 DOCTOH.
tns Over a riiyBlohin'H 1'Yo ' Closed Fatally
lor u Young : I'urinvr Near Qiilncy , III.
QUINCV , 111. , April 19. Charles Aaron , liv-
icc In Chiola township , near this city , was
brutally murdered this morning -by a negro
doctor named Smith , alias Jamlcson , who had
boon attending Aaron's mother for cancer.
The killing grow out of n dispute over payment -
mont of the doctor's too. Jamioson shot
Aaron , Killing him almost instantly , then
compelled Aaron's father nt the point of a
revolver to draw n check for $300.
Neighbors armed with guns started in pur
suit. Jamioson kept up n running llro ns ho
rotroalod. Finally , after a chase of three
miles a donuly sheriff shot and seriously
wounded him and succeeded in lauding him
in jail hero.
A crowd of 1,000 assembled about the
place.
Aaron" was about 23 years old and ono of
the best known mid most popular young mon
in the county. Ho had several hundred
acres of 11 uo farming land and made a
specialty of raising fine stock. Ho was a
member of the hoard of supervisors about a
year ago. '
Jamlcson studied Indian medicine in the
Cherokco nation ahd had quite a reputation.
Ho hod an ofHco thrco years ago in Little
ttoek , Ark. , wboro ho Is noxv wanted for at-
tomutod rape on a young woman who visited
his ofllco to consult him. Ho jumped bis
bonds and changed his name from Jamioson
to Smith. Ho claims that ho had been at
tending Mrs. Aaron for two months without
taking off his clothes nnd had bean drinking
gin to keep up his strcnth. Ho insists that ,
he was drunk , having too much last night ,
and knows nothing about the shooting , and
thai ho never had n word of trouble with
Aaron , but was treated like a king and made
ono of the family. Ho is very cool nnd col
lected , but all the circumstances point to tbo
shooting in n clo.ir manner ,
.Strange Sighto Iteiorto < l OU' the Delaware
Coast by Aliirluors ,
PIIIIAIIRI.PIIIA , Pa. , April 19 Captain
Newton of the steamship A. C. Mitchell re
ports that on Friday ho experienced n heavy
southerly gale , but on Saturday it moderated
and the sea Docamo calm. At 0 o'clock In the
morning there appeared on the horizon ob
jects which occasioned great curiosity. Some
on board took it to bo n phantom ship , while
others believed it to bo merely a cloud for
mation. Tbo sblp was then about 2UU miles
southeast of the Dataware oauoi , and as Inn
objects on the horizon grownoaror and nearer
the ship it , was discovered that they were a
number of waterspouts , following closely In
each others wako. Tut ) nolso created by tbo
phenomena was do.ifonlng ana the rush of
water was greater by far than that of
Niagara Falls. Quickly seizing his class
Cactnin Newton discovered the dlroolion in
which the waterspouts were moving und
realized tbo danger , altering his course to
uvold being struok. Cnntaln Newton Buys' ho
never saw such largo watcrapouts before nnd
say 3 the sight they presented as they passed
the vssel was thrlllinc : Hugo bodies of
water were being carried In ovary uiroctlon
for mlles nround.
Cotinturfeltura Ammtiid lu Chicago.
CHICAGO , III , , April 10 , Nick Dunn , James
Dalton , Martin Lewis nnd Edward Maok
have bean orrostod by the police for counter
feiting , The mon wern found In a room at
117 South Grocn street , and when arroslod
wuro actively engaged in making counter
feit coin. Dnlton Is a shipping cleric for a
prominent hard wuro houso. Lewis wns re
cently released from tbo Louisville peniten
tiary , wboro ho served n lorm for counlor-
foitlug.
Hold Incomlliirlnx nt Sun Antonio.
SAN ANTONIO , Tox. , April 10 , Tbo citizens
have formed un organization to protect property
orty against the Itu-onUlurlos who have boon
at work lately. Last night COO citizens as
sisted Iho police to patrol the town. In snlto
of this , howcvur , another attempt , to Eot a llro
\va uiaao.
KKW8 U * ' YKSTKKn.vr.
Domnstlu.
Antl-llconso carried hy a majority of ono In
Iroquols , 111 ,
Ktaton Island dyeing establishment burned ;
loss , liuo.ooo.
„
Knims domocrntm convontlon Instructed
delegates to vote for Oluvul'uul ,
hlquor Doalnrs iibsoelntlon oxcUc bill 'passed
the Now York aunutt ) and now goes to thu gov
ernor.
Itegular republican stuto oonvontlon nf
South Uarollnu Instructs Ha dulugjtiM to vote
for Harrison.
llerr Most rotiirnnj to Now York from n
year's forced sojourn on Uluokvvo 1s island.
Will ho tonrturon a reception at Cooper Union ,
Now Jorsuy state prohibition convontlon
oluut'id C , T. I'urkorV. . II. Nlcholwrn , ficor-'c
luiiont : uud ICuv , It. 11. Uraw ; is dologatud-at-
Four negroes wnro handed by n mob at In-
vurnubs , Flu. , for iho murder of Stuphenson
and 1'ayiia. They confcjsui ! and Implicated
two ether negroes ,
The 1'onnsylvanlaroad ha * made a cut of 2
cents per ton between the iiilaoa and New
York , made to niuet. It la uald , a nlmllar
Huurolcut by the Heading.
Tua tdioriff took Dcmess > lon of the stook of
Edsunaaiualn , silk danler and commission
merchant , under an execution for fliJ."JJ for
money advanced on a piamlssary note.
Durliic a performance In the World's the
ater at Molieusport , 1'a. , KrnnK farjuiit shol
and probably fatally hurt Frank Funuison In
an endeavor to hhool uu apple from the
latter' * hond.
DETERHINSIfTO BUY PARKS
i.jj .
Oily Oonnoil ifosolves to Purobnso the
Tracts Select fl y the Commissioners ,
SQUIRES' STRE TwSWEEPING ' CONTRACT
Itoscilutlon Dot-larlT/R / It 1'orfrltoil ' 1'aMeil
mill Now UliU j ripr < til AilvnrtUoiI lor
llseii < nloii-nf Severn I Mutter * of
rns&ffi * Interest.
|
The city council indulged In n spirited con
test last , nlRht when the question of park
matters came up for consideration. It
started wlion Mr. Edwards Introduced the
following resolution i
Ucsotvod , That tlio council dee * hereby
ratify , npprovo mid eonflrm tliu roeoiiiriiemlu-
1 lun of the llour.l of 1'urk Commissioners of
the city of Oniiiiiit in the so.uctlon of SUCH
nnd Kruunda for iniblio purls * and 0001
hereby ratify , upurovo nlttt ionllrin ; the soluo-
tlon of auuli situs , irounds , luutU nnd locu
tions for puhlhi p.irks us liorotoforo iniiuo hy
said p irk uoiiiinlsjloncrs. nnd lit the price ,
compunsallun ami consideration imiuuU , reported -
ported mill rocotninondcd. . , , .
Krsolvou , That said city council , for anil on
behalf of the city of Omaha , deus now urocouu
to uequlro nnd procure by purchase , In the
niimuof said city , and for tlio consideration
and ui the pnco a * sot forth , the Milttsover.il
tracts ImVliiK huen nolvctod , ropurtud and
rnuotnmonduu for p.ul ; purposes.
ltusi > lve.d. That lor the purpose of further
carrying this tcsoiullon into otfoet , the olty
attorney bo nnd Is hurooy authorised , ru-
qu.rod and dlreuton to inauo oroausotolm
iiKUlu u full and complete examination of thu
title to I ho property ho re by proposed to ho so
purclm-Mid ami anu , < ie.d , und to tnako u fu.l ,
ciuiiplutoand vviluuii toport to the council at ,
an early dalo.
Resolved , That when said titles to said
piopertles. or any or all thereof , shall ho
found to ho perfect and complete In the name
or names of the Hurtles proposing to convey
tlin sumo , the attorney shall prepare or raitso
to bo prouared peed nnd sufUelent vvarr.uity
deeds for thu purpose of convoying said hinds
and properties to mul rusting thu title thereof
In the city of Omnlui.
HusolVL'il , That for the purpose of providing
niuiiev for thu puyiiientof the sanio the city
treasurer bo and ho Is hereby authorized and
directed , upon the Issuance of the park bonds
provided for , to advertise and soil to the high
est bidder iiHUllluletit amount thereof to pro
vide for the consideration of said lands.
Unsolved , That for thn purpose of maKliiK
pay inunt for said lands and when advised of
the suillclency of title and preparation ot
deeds , duly e.\ccnlod , the city comptroller ho
and Is herouv authorized and directed to In
sert items In the Rnnorul uppropilatlon orill-
nance covering and loprcsontlni ; the several
amounts for said several purchases , to ho
drawn upon the "park bond" fund In favor of
the person or persons entitled to receive the
samo.
Discussing the Kosolutloii.
Mr. Prince ooposod the adoption of the
resolution. It was n direct slap at the city
nttorcoy , who had prepared an olaoornto
opinion upon the subject of condemnation
proceedings.
Mr. Edwards saw no now points In City
Attorney Council's ' opinion. The attorney ,
ho said , did not show that the council had
any right to condemn land for park pur
poses. Mr. Edwards dolled any man to
prove that the council had such , power.
Further than that , no did not think it was
right to condemn .a , . man's proportv and say
what it should , .t > o worth. That was
not nil. After the council had
condemned , granting that. Jt had
such , power , whorb would the money coruo
from to make the tender. The city had no
money to make such'ftonders. Wo attorney ,
Mr. Edwards saidow.ould doubt out that the
city would have the fight to purchase. The
bonds were voted with such an understand
ing and nothing else was thought of until
some person sprung upon the public tbo right
of oiniuEtntdomuhu )
Mr. Tuttle ugrepd'wlth ' Mr. I'Jdxvnrds , and
hoped that the resolution would pass.
Mr. Elsassor honied' ' the city bad the right
of eminent domain. ' If people know that the
city wanted a traot-of land they would ask
the highest murkotiprico Jor everything they
had to sell. Ho wanted jtio resolution re
ferred to the same cpmmitteo that had the
" "
city attorneys opinion * , '
Mr. Muuro did not favor condemnation
proceedings if the city could buy the land at
fair prices. T \
Mr. Howell thought , the land given for
boulevards would offset the difference in
prlco if condemnation proceedings were in
stituted and maintained.
Mr. McLearle did npt think any of the prices
nskcd for park laiidb wore too high. If the
city had the right of eminent domain ho did
not , think it would bo wise for the city to
exorcise such rights. If the city was going
to assess benefits It should commence ou tno
people owning aero tracts.
Mr. Prince did not hold that tbo prices
were too high , but ho thought there was a
scheme. The Bomib Park company had
offered seven acres at a fair price , und at tbo
some time if tno so\'on acres wore improved ,
the value of Its other property would be in-
oreascd at least : ? ! , 000,000.
Mr. Specht did not think that the city had
authority to place a value on any man's '
property.
Mr. Uruner ventured tbo opinion that the
proposition to condemn was bimply for tno
nurposn of delay.
Mr. Tuttle said the whole matter was to
knock out the nark proposition.
The motion to refer was lost by a vote of
10 toI , after which the resolution was
adopted oy a vote of 1" to 2.
Wlmt Unch ThlnlcH of the Other.
The ghost of the street swooping contract
was culled up. Chairman Birkhausor of the
Hoard of Puullo Works , in a letter stated
that ho was ready to go on with the work If
tbo council coul'd llnd funds to pay tlio mon
whom ho might employ.
Mr. Elsusbor thought some action should
bo takeu , but the mutter was referred.
To again atari t.ho ball to rolling Mr. El-
sasser introduced thl * resolution :
leolvoil. ( That the Hoard of I'uhlla Works
ho hereby directed und ordered to at onuu
cutisn thu pavotl stroota to be clu'inud and
swept by umuinylug the iioeosmiiy men ai'd
loams required for thu purpose.
Kcholvt'd , Thnl mild botri also advertise for
bids for doing said eleanhi' ' and swooping
fioin the time of the acceptance of bids to the
end of the term prescribed In the contract
with CJ. K. tiijulrei , sikl Squliea having re-
fusou to do the vvorlc.
City Attorney Council stntod that ho no-
proved Mr. Elsasscr's ' resolution and that it
was the proper action to take if the council
proposed to do anything towards cleaning
the streets.
Then there was a tilt between the city at
torney aud President , Davis. The president
stated that ho did not like the resolution ;
it was not in proper form nnd would not ,
huvo been in such shape if prepared by tbo
olty attorney.
"The city attorney not only suggested the
resolution , but wroio it himself , " responded
Mr. Conuoll. " ' >
"If that , is tru , H answered President
Davis , "I have lesiirojrnrd for you und your
ability than I did Iwforo "
"You have us mpcb record for my ability
as 1 have for your * , " rdiortod Mr. Council.
Hold on there , " sitd the president , lib ho
shut Mr. Connell on'ft"You ' ( are out of order
and I don't vvani tohfear from you. "
The resolution wAsjndoptou.
Mr. Steel then offered , resolution pro
viding that cost of Cleaning the btrools bo
ohurgod against Kituiros and his bondsman ,
Inturtistlni ; tOniuliit Vuuplu ,
Mayor Hoinis vcf dd the concurrent reso
lution appropriating tlio sum of $ ' 473 fur the
purpose of tendering reception to the mem
bers of the MotliojWrf oaforoiuo that meets
in Omaha In May. 'JTfio mayor stated that.
nls sympathies w'iro.'with ; luo movement ;
but , that ho regarded the expenditure Illegal ,
Ho inclosed hU pyjy ial check lor fund
suggested that the members of the council
raise the balance of the sum by BUbsorlp-
lion. The veto was rejootou , all of the mem
bers voting to pass the resolution , The
clerk was ordered to roturu the mayor's
check.
The opinion of City Attorney Connell with
reference to parks nnd boulevards ; the right
of the city to institute condemnation pro
ceedings , and which Is published In full
olsovvhuro In THE HUE , was presented , read
and referred to the corumtltco ou public
property and buildings.
City Engmoer Hosevvater presented the
pionosed plan of assessment for damage *
awarded for change of grade of Hamilton
Btroot from Twenty-fourth to Fortieth slroot.
The Idou U to aiiesi the damages back
airnlr.si tbo abutting nrppnrty. It M the
sumu old grndo which has been a bone of
contention for yours.
Notice was served upon the comntrollor
and the city treasurer to got ready to move
from the ofllces in TIIK BEB building , which
they now occupy , ni-ttiolr rooms m the new
city hnll would bo rondy for occupancy ns
early AS May 1.
The council resolved to holcl its next moot
ing In the council chamber In the now citv
hall , and the aorgenut-ut-.irms was In
structed lo move Iho council furnlturo Into
that room.
A communication ? received from .tndgo
\Vakol4VonthostlbJoct ot Iho proposition
nifldo by the Nebraska Central Hatlroad com
pany ; rend nnd referred.
The contract nnd bond of Newton Nlilny
for carinc for parlmgo was proscnled and re
lucted. Nldny had agreed to clva $1,000 for
Iho privilege. Mr. Mcl < oario Anoko against
the npproval if the contract , tearing that It
would result In nn nbuso of thu duties of the
ofllcc , M under the Mornssey rtilo. The
whole matter was afterwards referred to the
commit too on sewerage.
itKrinviaxn"v.ci.u AM.if.
Srlzuro III Chicago of l.tirgi ) Humilities of
Conlinlmnit Toharro.
Cmoino , 111. , April 10 , Extensive ratifica
tions of the tian Francisco customs fniuds
are said to hive been dlscovorod in Chicago
nnd other eastern cltlos. Last night United
Suites treasury agoutR scoured $4,200 , worth
or Sumatra wrapper tobacco at the establish
ment of ,1 , Mayer & Sons hero. The tobacno
was consigned from Lilobs it Co ' Now York
house and had boon bought by Mayer & Sons
at n remarkably low llguro.
Hlllcr & ICcllenb.ich is another Chicago
flrm which has been visited by the treasury
agents , but it was found that It had not
closed the contemplated trade with Llob's
ngonts.
Seizures of the goods that hnvo escaped
full duty nt San Francisco uro expected at
Cincinnati , St. Louis , Detroit and Minne
apolis.
Enormous quantities of contraband tobacco
nro believed to have boon disposed of in
Chicago. Llohs & Co. and the purchasing
linns nro not charged with guilty participa
tion in the frauds , San Francisco importers
being hold as the culprits.
DrlitgiltCN Adopt u Schedule.
ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , April 10. Delegates of
the conductors and tralnmon of the Hock
Island railroad held two sessions today , but
llnnlly succeeded in adopting a schedule ,
which will bo presented to Manager St.
John with the request that it bu made
effective May 1. This schedule asks for
a reduction of the run between Daven
port and Atchlsou by putting on an
additional crow , with the pay of
conductors increased' to $150 per month and
on the run from Davenport to Chicago an In
crease of pay for conductors to $150 per
month. The present schedule mattes the
run from St. Joseph to Philllpsburp , Kan. ,
295 miles , and from Philllpsburg to Colorado
Springs , a27 miles. It will bo impossible to
fix these runs so as to secure sntifnction to
tno company nnd employes nnd the schedule
will ask for an increase of pay ou the St.
Josoph-Phlllipsburgnnd also on the Phillips-
burg-Colorado Springs run. The run from
Harrington , Kan. , to Liberal , Kan. , is UK !
miles and an incrcuso of pay will bo nsltoil
for both conductors and trainmen.
Jlllitary Surgeons in Session.
ST. Louis , Mo. , April I ! ) . The second an
nual meeting of the Association-of Military
Surgeons of the National Guard of the
United States convened nt Memorial hnll
this morning. The convention was called to
order by Lieutenant Colonel Chandler of the
National guard of Missouri , vice president
of the association. Addresses were made by
Governor Francis and Mayor Noonan , and
by Dr. T."F. Prowltt of St. Louis. An nd-
drcss was then made by Colonel Charles G.
Greonleaf , assistant medical purveyor. United
States army , who baa boon detailed by the
surgeon general of the United States "urmy
to speak on behalf of the regular army.
Lieutenant General Fostezzl of tno National
cuard of Alabama replied to s pooches of wel
come , after which General Nicholas Sonnen
of the National guard of Wisconsin and
president of the association , delivered nn ad
dress on the purpose and value of thn Na
tional guard and the Association of Military
Surgeons.
llr.ntlicr UliiuroUn Will Jlo In Charge.
CHICAGO , 111. , April 19. The announcement
wns made this afternoon by Bishop Snald-
ing of Peoria , acting president of the Gain-
olio educational exhibit , that Cardinal Gibbons
bens ana the archbishops of the United
States have re-invested Brother Maurolin ,
president of the Chnstain Brothers college
of Memphis , to act as soorotarv of tbo Cath
olic educational exhibit nt the Columbian ex
hibition. Brother Mnurelin has the approval
of the superior of his order and enters upon
his duties without delay. Headquarters
huvc been established for him in Chicago and
are nt the northeast corner of Thirty-fifth
nndVabasb nvonuo.
I/lot to Kill the King of Spain.
MADUIU. April 10. Molipo Muno'z , the
loader of the anarchists , who was arrested
some days ago , bus made n confession ,
which , It Is believed , will lead to the nrrast
or expulsion of all the lending anarchists in
Spain , lie mnao further sensational dis
closures , declaring that nt n secret meeting
of the anarchists lots had been drawn to de
cide which bhould kill the boy king. Special
precautions are being taken to prevent , the
consummation of the rccicidu. Several of
the anarchists under arrest .havo confessed
that an attempt was to bo nmdo to blow up
the royal palace.
KistrrScrvlcm : iit Ilolynku.
Iloi.voKE , Colo. , April 19. [ Spaolai to THIS
Bnn. | Easter services were hold hero Sun
day bv the Catholic denomination. Father
Fahor of Donverolllolutins. The ceremonies
throughout were both bsauttful and impres
sive. Ho admonished his brethren to never
forgot that to the coining of the humble nnd
loving Messiah they owed a debt of gratitude
that they could never repay , except in one
way , Unit of loading better lives and depart-
uie'from their sinful ways. At the close of
the serviced of the morning the child of
Albion It. Grout , mayor of the city , was
christened.
Diiriunpril With thu Onlor'n Funds.
SAN Fuixcinco , Cal. , April 19. The San
Francisco Examiner says the Western
Mutual Boueiit association has collapsed ,
nndV. . H. Kiddle , the manager , Is allowed
to have decamped with t0,00'J of Its funds.
I.UU.M. JUS IS I'JTJ/ .
Twenty dollars and costs was the sentence
imposed on .loft , Inmo < or patit larceny
yesterday by the police Judge.
Mlns Viola King , who live * nt 1703 South
Twelfth strcft , lost her pnrso rontalnint ;
fT.fiO whllo on Thirteenth btrcot yesterday
afternoon.
Owen Gallagher claims that Hugh Dally
stoio from him n gun valued nt 510) ) nnd two
checkb amounting to ? . " > 0. Daily has not yet
boon urrostod ,
The llro department was called to the resi
lience of Patrick Desmond , lUi : : ! North Sev
enteenth street , yesterday afternoon to ox-
llnguUh a small bla/o. No loss.
The meatlnir of the stockholders of the Exposition -
position building , called for last evening
lo elect ofllcors failed to attract u sufllc'.unt
number , and another call will ha made later.
A complaint was filed yestcrdav by Isaao
Cohen allowing that .1. Becks , M , Isaacson
nnd Joseph nnd Sam I'inUolstcin maliciously
destroyed $10 worth of listi belonging to the
complainant.
Judge Berltn made William Patten's heart
blood yesterdnr when ho uuvo him ton days
on the hill with bread and water dlot.
Patton is n worthless vagrant who frequently -
quontly trios to break into jail in order to
get led regularly.
The charges of criminal assault against J.
M. Leonard were changed in police court
yesterday to two cases nf assault , one against
Lena .laoobson and the other against Alice
Orr. The ease will bo hoard by the police
judge otS p. in. today.
E. J , Boll of Council Blufts was looked up
at the city Jail yesterday afternoon and
bookua ns n fugitive from Justloa. It was
alleged that Bell was ono of tno parties im
plicated in the removal of the mortgaged
furutturo lu tbo Bellinger medical institute.
1'KKsux.iL i"nt.i < ; n.ti-Jia.
John W. llnlllday of Burlington , la. , Is in
the city vUStlng friends.
Johu W. Holiday of Burllugtou , la. , It in
the city vlsitlng'/rlonds.
Mrs. Marv Wluemger and Mrs. G. II. Albright -
bright of Liucoln are visiting in the city for
a few dayi.
MAY PICK THEM OFF.
[ CONTINUKO ritovt Final 1-Aon.j
no uncmlnoss on account of the soldiers , ns
there wns no reason why they should bo at
tacked , nnd even If they should bo was con
fident of tliPlr nullity to protect themselves
nnd their prisoners. It was his opinion , how
ever , that Iho troop * will accomplish tholr
purpose of taking the prisoners to n nlnoo of
safety without encountering nny serious
opposition.
It Is understood orders have boon given to
rc-cstnbllsh telegraphic communication with
the sccno of the trouble as soon ns possible.
NOTII1NO DKI'INni : KNOWN.
Clipycniio Cltlrrns Murh Disturbed Over
Humors from the Soit ; ot Wnr.
CiiKvr.xxr. , Wyo. , April 10. ( Special
Telegram to TUB Bii.1 The suspense hero
over the situation In Johnson county Is get
ting painful. With the wlros down nnd
storms raging , llttlo that Is ilellnlto can bo
hoard , although the town is Hooded with
rumors. General Brooke today telegraphed
Governor Barber that ho had learned unofll-
clally that tho.troopi had loft FortMcKinnoy
on Sunday last with the captured stockmen ,
bound for Douglas. As for the reliability
of this report , the governor bus no moans of
knowing definitely. Ho slates that ho has
ordcrod no such move.
Thcro nro two very Interesting subjects
for .speculation with reference to the matter.
First , did Colonel Van Horn forcibly tnno
from the county Jail the two stockmen now
conllucd there , mid If ho did , what occurred 1
Second , If the trcops have tnnrchi-d south
ward with the cattlemen , has there been
nny lighting ? The feeling hero is Hint the
sheriff and posse would glvo no violent re-
slstauco to the United fatales troops because of
the Hag nnd uniform , but In the proaont In-
llamod condition of the public mind no ono
knows what may have occurred. Private
letters nro beincr dully received hero from Iho
imprisoned stockmen nt Fort McKinney.
They prefer Cheyenne to Fort McKlnnoy as
n place of residence , but nil nro comfortable.
Kurnitto with Iho I'rlsiinurH.
CABi'nn , Wyo. , Anril 10. ISpecial Tele
gram to TUB BIK.J it Is reported In Casper
on good authority that the United Slates
troops started with the regulators from Buf
falo for Douglas yesterday. Trouble is
looked for. The general opinion is that the
war has just startcu. Public fooling is very
bitter and men are arming themselves for
self protection.
FUitl-llill XOTV3.
inln\lci ; C'H Slur ill I In ) Ascendant.
1C ] ) | /I fijltteil ItUUiy Jciinn Uirdnn llsiintlt , ]
BCUMX , April 10. | Now York Herald
Cable Special to Tun Bp.B.J Caprivi has
boon dropping out of sight siuco his with
drawal from the Pamian premiership.
Ho seems to have no wish to retain the
chancellorship. There is every probability
that within three mouths , perhaps loss , we
shall see Count Eulonborg installed in
Cnprivi's position. The now Prussian
premier , I have reason to believe , has decided
to lean chiefly on the conservatives , who will ,
of course , have to Join hands with the other
parties if they uro to maintain their In-
lluence. Among his friends ho has the repu
tation of being astute and moro bkillful than
his bluntncss might lead ono to suppose. At
heart ho is certainly not liberal. *
Dlar. KrnmnlimU'd.
Cirr or Mexico , April 19. At the third
session of thoconvontionof the llbaral party ,
which assembled in the hall of deputies last
night , Piesldsnt Diaz was unanimously
elected a candidate for ro-olcotion , repre
sentatives of twonty-two state * , two terri
tories and the federal district voting on the
nomination. When the roiult wns announces
to President Dinz ho made a brief speech rt-
ploto with patriotic sentiments nnd promised
lor the future.
IViir In Ah Ion.
Snxr.fi.vt , Africa , April 10. The expedition
sent by Franco under Colonel Humbsrt to
punish King Samory , after being in n
perilous position for a time , has , according
to latest advices , mot Samory in a senos of
engagements and routed him , killing a great
number of his mon. The French loss was
trifling.
MliilKtcr Smith Starts for Home.
LONDON- , April 19. The Times' St. Polori-
burg correspondent states thnt Mr. Charles
Emery Smith , the American minister , ac
companied by his wife , has started for
America nnd will probibly not return to
Russia.
Moro Dyimiiilto Kvploslonl ,
Biiussni.s , April 19. Explosions occurred
on Saturday and Sunday at the residence of
the public prosecutor , but caused no danngo.
An explosion nt the homo of the manager of
the CocKrclls iron works cansod extensive
damage.
niooiislilnnr Killed hy OOlrors.
LITTI.K Kent , Ark. . April 10. A desperate
flgnt between United States authorities and a
band of moonshiners took place yesterday
near Big Bav. T. C. Itynn , a moonshiner ,
was killed und his outllt and two moon
shiners were canturcd.
HK.ITUKU FOllEC-lST.
OITICE OP WisvTiinii Buitmi ; , I '
OMUIA , April 19. j
There nro no indications tonight of a
clear up. Pressure has increased over the
lake regions nnd the storm continued central
in Texas. Persistent easterly nnd north
easterly winds and wretched weather there
fore still prevail from the lakes to the
mountains. Generally threatening rainy
weather prevails over the western parts of
the country , nnd in South Dakota , western
'
Nebrask.i.'Wyoining and northern Colorado
Jt is .snowing. Santa Fo also reports snow
with a tomparatu.ro of yi = .
Below Iroe/ing weather oxlsl.sln Wyoming
and Colorado which will probably nrovu
to bo the nucleus of a cold wave for Kaunas
and the southwest.
For Eastern Nebraska , Omaha and
Vlcinitv Continued thro.iionlng wpathor
with r.ilns probably turnlntr to biiow Hurries :
becoming colder durini : Wednesday.
WA-WIXOTOX , D. C. . April III. For Ne
braska Showers onst , snow llurrio- , west ,
east winds , warmer hy Woilnusduy night.
For .South Daiiota Light showers , east
winds. *
For Missouri and Kansas Uiin , northeast
gnlos , slightly cooler nt Wichita.
For Colorado-Showers , slightly warmer ,
northeast winds.
For North Dakota Generally fair , Hllghtly
warmer.
1)1 Kl > ,
XiMcu nf five Itnfi nrCM nivlirtlilt head , jl/ty
cctitu ; uiclKUi lIUiiwil KM ten cent * .
BOIIMIOT Goono Kdwuid , Infant HOII of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Kobmldt , on Anrll 1' ' ) . Kunuial
notice hereafter.
On tha road to
honlth Iho con-
1 Eiimptivo who
roufloiiH nnd
thinks. Consump
tion ii developed
through the
Wood. It'nn scrof
ulous direction
of Ihn lungs n
blood-taint Kind n jxirfrct icniody for
Burofula , lu nil it * forms something tliat
Mcdlcnl Discovery. " As n btrcngtb-ruElortr ,
blood-cleanser , nud flesh-builder , nothing
like it is luiomi U > modicnl science. For
every form of Bcrofula , Uronchial , Throat ,
nnd Lung affections. Weak Lungs , Bovcro
Coughs , und kindred ailments , it'i. the only
remedy BO euro that it can Ixj ywiruHtced. It
it doesn't benefit or cure , in ovury cose , you
Uuvo your iiionoback. .
" You got well , or you get f 500. " That's
nlint Is promised , in good fnlth , liy the pro-
prietorH of Dr. Bage's Catarrh Ileinwly , to
bufTcrera from Catarrh. The Moret cases , no
matter of how long fltnndinj ; , or
tiwjtly cured by this Itomody ,
o iiii' < iiif ( j. ir.
of Hoot I'oil , ( ? . A it. of Syincusi' , N. Y.
Wounded at Gettysburg
"C. I. Hood ft Co. , Lowell , la . :
"I wai In Iho Anuy of Iho I'olonmc anil
In IhoKrcntlmltlo of ( ! i-tl > shnrK vias struck
Intlionnklchyninhuilo hall.xvhlch smashed
the hone. My IPJ ; was ninpittnUil In the flcM
liospll.il , nnd nfirr n loni ; llmo U hiwlrd. I
wai dhcli.'iijioil ami wontlionut. A Her 8 years
My Wound Broke Open
nficsh. Dr. 1'ciisp ninpiilaled nn inch of iho
honu , and It healed. Four joiui later It
once inoio oiened | , nnd for eight JC.IH
how I suffered I I do not hellevo It possible
for n human helim lo suffer worse iiRony.
DinIng this thnu T hnd to co on cinlohus ,
l > ehiK utiahln tovir \ \\oiiden leg. When-
e\er potslhlo 1 tellovcd my stillt'ilims hy
t-iklng opiate , hut when 1 was uhllKCil loco
without It , 1 suITeieil fearfully nnd thoughM
nliouhl ixomiyr. I Itledoveiy tlihiK I eoilld
got with my limited moans , riijsli'laimsald
1 would never ho any better. Finally my
Blood Became Poisoned
nnd It hroUo out nil over my facu uml on some
paits of my hody so that my face Is all
covered v > llh seals now. Ono day I lend of
v > hnt Hood's Saisapmllla would do. The
first dollar 1 uol 1 Ncnt nnd huuiht ; a hottlo
and hcRan laMtiK It. AeeU or t\\o later ,
my wlfo in dies tins my K'R. said H seemed lo
ho Improving , mul after taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla
a few months , thank ( led ( and I say It i over-
ently ) , the soles all over my body had healed ,
nud now , four yonis later , have never shown
atiyslgnof icappi-iiiliiK. " Ohoiuiis JI. HAM-
MONO , lilO MngnollA btieet , Syiiieuse , N. V.
Col. C. A. Weaver
Commander of lioot 1'ost , O. A. H. , himself n
one mined vetcnin , fully eonllitu * Mr. lliun-
mund's slalcmcnt , and J. L. lieldcn , thu phur-
inaelst , also endorses It.
Huod'a I'llla euro Slek llvadaeho.
D11.K.C. WB.HT'S NKItVl ! AND I1IIA1M
UKtlT.i ipoclilofor HrJt-jrl-v , Dliilr.oii , KUi , Xau-
rnl 'la , ll iilich'J , Norruit * 1'rostrilluii aaUHU by at >
lOliol orUliH3.0Viikctalnoi1. . Montul DoprDiiUa.
Huftu.nliu of tu llniln , oi'iiliu Uinnlty , mliorr.
dce.ijrdai'h , I'rdiittiiraOM A u. Ilarrinnaii , Lou
of lower In eUtiertuv , linpotonuf , I'S'icorrliooi ' n 11
nil KemitloVo \ - _ , Inruluntiry IHIJIOI. smr-
imtorrhoo.ioi.noJ bj uvor-cxerllun of tlio brain
Bclf-nbus .ovor-ln.liils'onoj. A iiunth'j tre&tuiont
II , U for f.i. l > r mill. Wo Cu.ir.nHDJ nix botai I )
cura IlvshorUr for'l ' bo ii , wlihfi will HOT I > rrlt-
ten ciinrintoa to r.'fiinl If not curjl. Otnrautti )
Igiuoil onljr br -clirutor. . IriiK'l < l , nolu iiKUiitn. d.
K. cur. Iblb anil Kuril.uu iti , Omaha , Nob.
Healthful , Agreeable , Cleansing ,
Cures
Chapped. Hands , 'Wounds , Burno , Eto.
Removes and Prevents Dandruff.
Specially Adapted ( or Use in Hard Water.
Ditii'i'p Woui Thoofni' 'I'i | ! '
BOyil S nBW ! llBdier OF TI JYIIKK
Wednesday , Thursday , rriday and Saturday ,
April 20 , 2' , 22 and 23.
SATUUUAY MATINMIS.
hupnortcd hy MR ( HHXl'ON rf.AKKK
Anil an cxtollunt uunip my , liiulinlliit tin * ! irliirli.il |
mi.Miiljorj ol tbj Into IIDOTllauU H.UtltKTi'
Wcdnwrt-iy ntii FI\F IT
YOU I
\ '
IUU I'UVI" '
. fflmr
Fnt.mlny ov < ,
nlay ening. 'PI NIL 1 17 | L'll'l A hV ' Ol : L I Yl\'S ( ) ' .
Much y\rlo \ About Nothing.
. ROMHO AND JULIIiT.
! Uc , 0c , 7 > o nnil
FARNAMSF , THEATER , p ° WiWs
Mutinoe U'ltlinsilny tinl Saturday
Oil AS A. I-kODlSH. ,
In Tlio Hreut Comedy.
OH ! WHAT A NIGHT' '
U -I'ri-lly lilrlt an I runny Jlpn-II.
Tliu f i.UUJ KiiKlUliVuniliTj
TM M B1 sST K K-rS I i KI f 5 H
In Tlielr Jlarvoluui Art. ' 1 lia DANCINO OKI.UnIOV
Musno Oo ,
WON IJ 13 , li LA , A N U
Grand Opera House.
Corner I'th and Capitol Avon'ie.
Til IB WiatilC ONl.V.
IH IA J-x A bl W 1 N O .
8 foctilricln : < s in holslit.
That lull slrl fioin JllssourL
Upon dally frum 1 to 1' ' ) 11. in.
Admits on Ono | ) lmu. uhaira I0o
Crciiliton COLLBGB DALL
MUSICAL
For the Benefit of the
Poor.
WeJncsday , April 20 , at 8 p m
Admission 25c.
Y. M , C , A. Hull I-Vlduy Evening April 2
WII.I , OXUKKTON
Author of Farm llulluds , Iletnoy and I am
Out , Ovur ili Hill to the Tour House , Thu
l' ril 8oltlii' ! Story , &o.
( jIIH.ir.OT ! "The Druiiia of liuiiiaii N.ituro'
Intorjpcrcod with original pooius puhlUhud
an.1 iinpulllbhi'J | ! ' , Kukurrcd xi-uts , ll.U.i , 7"i
aiiil&lcitiitn. Onu.tlb atldusloi-'iillriitr aUiro ,
a.'i. South lath si ri'ot.tJoriierF'inmni , Wednes
day , Apr < l l , Uu , in.