THE OMAHA DAILY BE&i. FRIDAY , AUGUST 19 , 1892.
MUST NOT MAKE HIE SALE
Tcrthtr Litigation Gonoeniing a Broken
Bow Banking House.
OMAHA PEOPLE MUCH INTERESTED
inlRn Mntwnll IIMIPH n llRatraliiliig Order
In tlin CIIAC One of tlio Fugitive
Snu > llicix | 1'iitlriiln L'uiitiired
Lincoln .Vcwn.
LINCOLN , Neb. , Aug. 19. [ Special to TUB
Br.K.J The Gloho Investment company of
Omnha was made the party to a null In Iho
eupromo court today , the plaintiff being U ,
VI.Goodoll , receiver for the banklne house
of Klrman & Arnold at llrokcn How. Mr.
Goodrll wns appointed receiver of Ibis bank
on November U ) . ISO ) , and is still In charge
of the Institution. The Ulobo Investment
corapanyjjf Omaha secured from the district
court In and for Ouster county an order of
Attachment upon the property of the bank.
Mr. Goodoll undertook to have it dis
solved , but his motion wo * dented by the
Ouster county clerk and the property duly
.levied upon anil an order of sale issued by
the court. The property was navorllscd for
enlo Iho ! ) Jd lust. Mr. Goodcll yesterday ap
plied to Chlof Justice Maxwell for a restrain
ing order to prevent the nalo , representing to
lilmthatlf the Omaha company worfipor-
tnlttcii to take the property In question the
boiiu lido creditors of the bank would bo In
jured. Judge Maxwell therefore issued thn
following order :
"U siiilsfactorlly appearing from the po-
titlon that the attachment In the case win
in all probability wrongfully nnd unlawfully
levied upon Iho property in question and that
A sale thereunder would tend to defraud
arodltors o t Iho banning house of Klomnn &
Arnnln of their just dues , n restraining order
la therefore granted against the defendants
and each of thotn , enjoining thnm from soil
ing or disposing of said property or any part
thereof or otherwise interfering with the
possession of the receiver in aid cause.
Tlili order to continue In force until Sep
tember U'J , 1893 , unless sooner modltlcd or
revolted. "
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' < lcml [ > t tlin tttii'.n House.
\ Adjutant General Yifqunln returned today
from Uo Witt , where , no wonl ycslerday lo
attend a district soldiers reunion.
The Dank of Monroe , located at Monroe , In
Platte county , was Incorporated this fore
noon with a paid up capital of SJo.OOJ.
The case of VV. A. L. Gibbon against the
American Dulldmg and Loan ns oclallon of
Omaha was tiled In Iho stiUo supreme court
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'today.
The Uormin National bunlc ngalost Frank
I W. Leonard Is the tltlo of Iho Adams county
T case lllod with the clerk of thosuuromo court
today.
.AtllSt Ctlt DlMVII 1VX1IHOH.
Under the exceedingly low assessment
made this spring the city government of
Lincoln llnds it necessary to cut down ex
penses even nt the risk of crippling some of
the departments. According to a statement
of City Cleric Van Duyn it will bo necessary
to very materially cut down the pollco forco.
The present force consists of twenty-two
patrolmen and It may bo necessary to re
duce this number to fourteen. It" will also
bo nosessary to reduce the membership of
the flro department , which present con
sists of twenty-nine mon. The now salary
ordinance now pending provides for tbo ox-
pcndlturo of about 310.000 niciro than will bo
available for this purposo. Tbo nocosslly
for Ihls rigid economy HOT enllroly in the
low assessment of the city property. The
levy will bo from 3S to 40 mills.
llcllt U | > 1111(1 ItoblKMl.
II. L. Cor.vorso , a I ) . & M. telocraph oper
ator , had a somewhat exciting experience
whllo returning to his homo from thn depot
at about 1 o'clock tOls morning. When bo
arrived at tho. corner of Fourteenth and Q
_ .streets ho was coo fronted by two mon who
thrust a couple of ugly lookinc revolvers in
bis fnco ana commanded him to throw uo
his hands. Ho was entirely unarmed nn.l
compiled with their peremptory request wilh
nlncrlty. They went through his pockets
and took from him the sum of S4. all the
money ho happened to have wilh him at the
time. They 'then wished htm a ploasatii
good evening und disappeared in the dark
ness. Although ho reported the robbery lo
Iho poltco ho was tumble lo give a doscrlp-
tlnn nf nls n * mlnntu nnH Hm ti w
Ihcir apprehension arc exceedingly romoto.
tht ) ISurliur Out.
Oniccr Bolts of the Lincoln pollco force at
tempted to arrest H. C. Payne , a Mexican
barber living In this city , shortly before mld-
tilght , and came near losing bis llfo In con-
ecquence. Tbo olllcer found the barber at
the corner of Twenty-fourth and O 'streets
In a drunken and quarrelsome condition and
attempted to plaou him under arrost. Tbo
man resisted and drew a long , ugly-looking
knlfo. with which bo made a vicious lunge at
the ofllccr. Tbo o Dicer is lomethlng of an
expert with the billy Himself , and before the
, drunken man could strike twlco bo was
Urntclied out on tbo pavement In an uncon
\ scious condition. Ho was then hauled to tbo
Btatlpn in the patrol wagon and a cunrgo of
assault with Intent to do great bodily injury
lodged ngalnst him.
l.lnciiIn'K Aiimml Hstlinutc .
Tlia finance commlttco of the city council
will submit the following estimate of the
omouct of money it will require to run the
city of Lincoln during the ensuing llscal your :
Interest on bonds . $11,780
Library . fi.108
Buwnr . . . . . . ItWU
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1'olleo . IXW3
1'lro department . .UrM
t-'eliooN. . , . U. 1M
ficnurul sularlus and city property . 5J,1i40
Judgments . . . . . 1I.SOJ
Jtouds . J.100
Total . * J.'J.V.'H '
The ru'ourcos of the city , based upon the
lust nssoasmont , urn Obtimu'ind at . ' ! " ! , 'J4 1. 01.
Sold MortKiiKi'tl 1'ropcrty.
Jacob Steinberg Is In trouble , all because
bo wns thoughtless enough to dispose of a
stock of elgnrs and tobaccos which had been
mortgaged to almost their full value. Ho
was tbo owner of a'clgar atoro at Thirteenth
and O streets , and , becoming involved In
" ilnnncUl dlflloultlos , sold out to W. U. I'om-
"frut , a traveling salesman far Haymond
I3ros. , In this city ; Ho claimed to J'omfrot
that , Hlthougli ho had given a chattel mort
gage upon the stock , Iho mortgaga had iibvor
been recorded nnd was therefore not worth
the papur It wns written upon. The mort
gage was held by N. T Frlsbeo , who. us BOOH
at ho learnnd that Steinberg had disposed of
the Hloolc , swore out a warrant for bis arrest
on the chnnro of disposing of mortgaged
property. Ho was given n preliminary hear
ing b fore Judge Drown and bound over to
the district court In the sum of KJ.OVO. Ho
furnUhcd the necessary bonds and was sot
ut liberty.
l.lnriiln Will
Secretary Alki.'iaon of the Lincoln Board
of Trudo this afternoon Usuod the following
notli-o : "Tha inombcrs of the Hoard of
Trade are earnestly roiueteil | to mcot ut the
council chamber an Friday ovunlng , August
11) ) , ut 8 o'clock p. m. The mooting Is culled
for the purpose of devising ways and means
to have Lincoln und Lancaster county ropro-
Rented on tlio advertising train that , will
start soon for Hoiton. The mooting will uo
a Joint onu of I lit ) Iluslnom MOD'S nsioclu-
lion. Uoal Esluta exchange aud Hoard of
Trad i' . lOuch member of tlio Hoard of Trnu >
Is cordially and oarnoUly requested to bo
lircsont , us tbo mooting will no onu of im
portance to our city und county. "
Lincoln' * Nuliiiol i\pniiiwii. :
The following U thoujtlmatoof thonmount
of money it will require to conduct thu pub
lic school * of the city of Lincoln for tbo en
suing Boliool your :
Toucher * ' inidsiiporlntoiulunts' aularlost "t.h.'iO
L Jiuiltori'u.iliirics . 7.501)
i-'ut'l und Unlit * . . . 3. < wo
Kiirnltiironiul unpnllos . , , . 0,71-0
lUmu rtiind u.irnof rounds , . . . . . 4.000
llinidlniiHund Hlti * . ; . HUM
lulernil on lundi. . . . : iOOJ
MUvollanuonn itoui * . . , . . . . . 7 , jo
Total . 1I\4W
The estimated receipts from nil sources for
thu samti period uro divided us follows :
Krani ' lltciKOi . , , . . . . . tlXCOJ
J''lr.r mid | u > iiiltlu4 ! . , . . . . . . , . , )3OOJ
fctato nPiMrtluniiiunt . , . 1\0JU (
Total . iVl.OOJ <
I'rol , M.V. . lilchardton , recently of tha
Ouiuba puollu chools. bai boon elected priu-
ilpal of tbo Lincoln High school at n salary
if JI.SOO per annum.
Onu Fugitive Cuptnrml.
; The report that Kennedy nnd Hoed , the
ugltivo smallpox patients , wore recaptured
at Princeton nt 4 o'clock yostordsy after
noon , proved to bo a mistake. When the
county authorities reached that ploco they
found that the two men apprehended were ft
coupla of trnmpi who In no wise answered
' .ho description of the men.
Late this oftcrnoon word was received
tint Kimncdy , ona of the men , bad boon np-
jirouctidcd at Crete. Jailor Litngdon ntonco
wont to that city and fully identified the fol
low. Ho found him much the wono for bis
oscnpo and tmsly flight over the
country. Tbo railroad company refuses
to allow the sick man to bo brought
to this city on the cars and none of tbo
Hverymon of Crete will permit him to bo
hauled In ono of their { conveyances , Mr.
Ltingdon has telegraphed for a conveyance
from this city and ho will bring his captive
patient hero as soon as It arrives. In the
meantime bo nnd tbo fugitive are camping
out on tbo batiKs of the Uluo river. The
physicians of Crete have examined the cnso
and pronounced It a genuine cas'oof smallpox
and consequently the man Is denied shelter
an uvory hand. Hood In still at liberty and
tha autnorltlos have as yet racolvod no word
as to bis whereabouts.
lilnroln In IlrlcC ,
The quarantine at tbo county Jail has boon
raised.
Q. M. Matthews' grocery store at A and
Jrolsorn streets was burglarized some ttmo
lust night. The thlovos secured entrance by
romovlng a panel of the front iloor and cur
ried away about $ T > 0 worth of goods.
A special train brought lot ) excursionists
from Syracuse to Lincoln today. The visi
tors spout the day In sightseeing.
F. li Foltz , a hardware merchant of this
city , was thrown from n light wagon last
evening and somuwhut severely Injured.
Another case nf diphtheria has bton quar
antined at Thirtieth and l'\ur streets. Three
houses are now quarantined In that locality.
The republicans of the buvonth ward uro
preparing for a grand rally next Saturday
ovontng. The speakers will bo A. 10. Cndy.
temporary chairman of tha a into central
committee ; \ . U. Humphrey , commissioner
of public lands and buildings , and W. S.
Summers , assistant attorney general ,
I'Voin the 1'ollra Court ,
Ofllcer O'Shoo captured an escaped patient
from the state Insane hospital this afternoon.
A boy about 10 years old attorn nted to pass
a fo'rgudcheek upon Mayor Uroa. this fore
noon. Ho hid signed the named of N. Z ,
jSuoll , county attorney , to the chock , but the
forgery was so clumsy thnt U was at once
detected. Ho was apparently of unsound
mind and was released with a ropromand.
.1. P. Wilson , n B. & M. switchman , re
ported to the pollco authorities this morning
the ttioft of u suit of clothes from bis room
nt Mrs. Unrow's boarding house.
Charles Murray nnd Frame Dovlno were
this morning sentenced to thu county Jail for
thirty days for stealing a pair of pants.
WOIIH ol tlin UYIistur Tamlly.
Mrs. Nancy J. Wobitor of Lancaster
county made her quarterly appcaranco In the
district court today. For the fourth thno
Mho commenced n suit for divorce from her
husband Charles. On tbo three other oc
casions sbo withdrew tbo suit after the
papers had bean tiled. In her petition tiled
today shn alleges that she was married on
Juno 18 , 1890 , ut Waboo and that her hus
band commoi.ccd a scries of persecutions al
most Immediately nftcr their marriage.
Among the many acts of cruelty alleged , she
states that bo bus frequently bitten her uoso
and thumbs , pulled Her around thu house by
bar hair and chased her over tbo farm with
a cultlu whip , She alleges , moreover , that
ho is a gambler and a habitual drunkard.
As ho is well fixed financially sbo asks for a
liberal alimony.
ilcnrd In the Court Itoomi.
The sultof C. C. Burr against L. C. Burr
has been settled out of court.
In the attachment case brought by L.
Meyer against Mary Shocdy on a note for
$1,500 , the dotonso today moved that tha case
bo dismissed , alleging that the court had oo
Jurisdiction.
The Hock Island has commenced condem
nation suits against Charles Undo and
Thomas Bonacum , both of whom own prop
erty along its right of way.
Judiro Lansing's time was cniton up today
with the hearing of tho'troublo between w.
J. Marshal und William Brockalmvor , over
tbo rent of tbo building nt Ninth and N
streets.
"Lain to bed ana oany 10 rise will shorten
the road to your homo in tbo skies. But
early to bad and "Littlo Early HUer."tho
pill that miikoj Ufa longer und bettor and
wiser.
TIN IN THE BLACK HILLS.
Enough of thuVhlto Mnttil to Supply tlio
\Vorld' DciniiiuU.
DKAI > WOOD , S. U. , Aug. 15. To Iho
Mltor of TUB BKE : Wo are of ton asked ,
COD Ibo Untied States produce enough tin to
ustify tbo present tariff on that article ? Wo
answer , yes ; there is enough tin lu tbo Black
Hills alone to supply the world. The Black
Hills are situated ia Iho western part of
South Dakota und eastern Wyoming. They
cover qulto an area of couatry aud tin ere is
found in many places throughout the whole ,
but the lodes or ledges that have bean most t
extensively prospected are In the neighbor
hood of Hill Oily , Pcnnlngton counly , S. D.
The Harnuy Poalt Tin Mining company , com
posed of American and English capitalists ,
is operating there. The English stock
holders are men who have large tin Interests
In other parts of the world , and consequently
have hud a great deal ol practical experience
in the production of tin. and they uro fully
sultstled that the mines of Iho Black Hills
can bo made to pay reasonable interest on
their capital or It Is not at all likely that
they would have Invested several millions of
dollars In Iho enterprise. They brought an
export from Cornwall , England , to ox-
umlno and report on the mines. Ho
mudo a thorough examination , nnd 1 under
stand that ho was highly pleased , und
said that they show as well , If not bettor ,
than the celebrated Dolcouth tin mlno of
Cornwall did at thu aamo depth. The Hur-
ney 1'nalc company owns something like
1,100 claims , and u claim comprises about
twonly acres. They have sunk shafts on
sov.n-nl of thotn to thu depth of-100 to 000
feet and the lodges are improving tn size aud
the quality of tbo oto Is Also improving as
they go down. The company has built re
duction works with u capacity of " 50 tons
per day and will have them In operation In a
short time. Plenty of ere Is on the dump at
the mines , but ns the mines are several miles
from the reduction works thu ere will ba
talKin from the mines to the wonts by rail
roads which Iho I ) . & M. has agreed to build ;
thai is , U will nut In spurs or switches from
Us main lino. Tno ono to the works ( about
two miles ) Is completed nnd the ottiers will
ba soon. If nothing baopcns the company
will probably bo producing tin In about
twenty days.
1 Why do wu want a tariff on tint Simply
because wo uro sutlsllrd thai there Is plenty
of tin ut homo to Bupjily thohomoconsumers ,
and because In the hills the company has to
pay from $ . ' .50 to $ l.f > 0 per hand for daily
lubot * , whllo Ibo labor on the lor-
cigu production Is fully two-thirds less.
Since farm produce cannot bo raised with
in many mllas of hero everything has to ho
freighted In , hence nil articles are much
higher tbun elsewhere out of a mountainous
country. Those wagu * , however , wo think
will meet the necessities and allow each man ,
In tune , tn sunuro for himself and family a
nice homo and tbo comforts of life. There
are minors who have labored faithfully hero
for sevor.il years pasi and now unjoy cheer
ful and COAX homes in Hill City. But with
out ibis tariff wages must necessarily bo
lower. The miner's llfo is so hard und peril
ous that the labor part , If not all , of it is
shorter tban lu most other branch ) of labor
nnd ono needs pay enough to provide a homo
in the cnrlv part of llfo lest ho become an
object of charity later on. Honca It is honed
thai the American people at the coming
presidential election will bo llhural enough
to vole for the parly that will givu us pro-
tealiou on tin for a few years , at least , until
wo can got our American mines on a paying
basis and when the cost of our production ia
fully dutorminud. Then they can reduce the
tariff If necessary. Should congress repeal
UioMcKinloy bill I am satisfied It would
have a serious and damaging effect on thu Ua
Industry of this country. It would simply
kill it In lu Infancy ; ut least , that Is the
writer's opinion. N.
Mrs. WInslow's soothing syrup for clill-
dren teething relieves tlio child from pain ,
uUS cents a battle.
FORTIFIED THE PREMISES
Water Works Contractors nnd Beatrice
Officials Have Trouble.
ONE WAY OF SECURING A Mittoriitl'I
UnilfrojMm I Daly tlio 1'ollco Authority *
nnd I'rcpurn to Ilnmoto tlio Mittoriitl
from the I'nililovk IMstiiro Com-
inlsslunor lluwklns Objects.
, Nob. , Aug. 18. [ Special Tele
gram to TUG Ben. | Considerable of a breeze
was created la municipal circles lhl § nflor-
noon by the report that Godfrey & Meal ,
the water works contraclors , were hauling
away all the movable material from the
Paddock pasture waler works plant In defi
ance of the Iwo policemen stationed thnro.
In the absence of Mayor Phillips and Acting
Mayor Saunders tboro were no city authori
ties present competent to deal with the
matter. WaterCommlsslonor Watklns fortl-
lied Ibo oily water committee's house and
camped on the grounds to prevent the removal -
moval of the articles lu question. They con
sist of well boring tools , hammers , stallon-
ary engine , lesl pump , etc. Mutters remain
In this condition ton'ght und will so remain
until Mayor Phillips or Acting Mayor
Siuudors can bo found.
How Ilmixllk Wan Killed.
NORDRN , Nob. , Aug. IS , [ Special to Tin :
BKE. ] At 13 o'clock Tuesday a farmer by
ho name of A. U. L'voly. who lives eight
miles north of this place , bcc-imo intoxicated
whllo In town and among other places
/isttod the harness sbop belonging to James
lonzllk. Wbilo bragging about shooting ,
10 aimed and tired at n small lea cream
roczcr , putling n ball through the wood and
In Thn proprietor turned from his work
and stooped to see what had been done , when
ively shot him in tlio head , Just aoovo Iho
zar. Hunzlllc fell .vlthout a word , dying In
about two hours , About one-half ounce of
bruins oozed from the wound. The culprit
's now In Iho custody of the sheriff.
Klllcilhyii31iiillliir.se , '
FHIMOXT , Web. , Aug. 18. [ Special to TUB
BKE. ] Henry Uoggonthuln , an old settler of
Saunders county , living about four miles
south of Fremont , was burled today. The
manner of Mr. Uofirentlioin'j death was
somewhat peculiar. Nearly three years n u
ho was billon by u horse which Hftonvards
gave evidence of being mad , and died In a
faw days from Iho date of the attack upon
Is owner. At Iho lime of Iho incident Air.
Itoggcnlhoin had some misgiving. ' ) about the
mutter aud went to Lincoln to consult a
madstono. Tbo xvound inflicted upon him
never healed and recently Iho injured mem
ber began lo pain him und "the poison in it
permeated his system and caused his death.
Iturjjhirs ut Ahlilunil.
ASIII.AXU , Neb. , Aug. 18. ( Special to THE
BEI-.J The residence of George Magreo was
entered by burglars last night. They nin-
suckcd the promises , but failed to receive
anything of value.
Two other houses were robbed during iho
night , ut ono place a gold watch nnd chain
and other valuables to thn amount of $100
being taken , and In Iho.'otber about $ . " > 0 worth
of clothing was nil that they got. rso clew
. -.an bo found , but irom the rapidity with
which they are "doing" tbo town it is sup
posed thnro must be u well organized gang
under tbo direction of some onu hero in town
who is well act ) u aimed with the location.
( Jxcil HIM dun l/rccly.
AsnijAXD , Nob. , Aug. 18. [ Special Telegram -
gram to TIIK BEK. ] The coutilry north of
hnro is considerably excited over a shooting
cffalr which occurred some live miles north
of hero today. _ Henry Heed , a farmer , with
a young man by the notno Hall , attended the
Grand Army of the Republic reunion at
Greenwood lust week. A day or two later Hall
told Mrs. Heed thai bor husband hud been to
Greenwood flirting with some girls. Mrs.
Uoed told her busbznd , who swore that bo
would shoot Hall. Today as Hall was pass
ing his house Uoed shot three times at him ,
nouo taking ortcct. Hall came to town at
once and started ofllcers after Hoed.
I'mntlRiil Country Ituuil Making.
FHBMONT , Neb. , Aug. 18. [ Special to THE
BEE. ] Elkboru township , this county , which
some time azo voted bonds for Iho purpose
of road improvement , has just awarded the
contract for the work to J. M. Morris & Co.
of Grand Island. The contractors take Ibo
t.1,000 bonds ul par for their work and will
grade up the roads of that township at the
rule of B cents a square yard , doing the work
under the supervision of the town board.
Elkhorn is one of ttib first townships In tbo
stale lo move in Iho direction of practical
roud Improvement , Iho vote for the project
being almost unanimous among the farmers ,
Threu Serious Accidents.
FAIIIUUKY , Neb. , Aug. 18. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BER.I Today tho'15-yoar-old
son of George Devoro , a farmer living near
the city , bad his right haad lacerated In a
threshing machine so badly tnut the thumb
und three lingers had to bo amputated. Later
John Johnson , living near Holvor elation ,
lose a thumb and Iwo lingers from his right
nand In another threshing machine. Guorgo
Vlskius , n farmer , this morning slipped from
a hay slack , falling upon u pitchfork , the
tines of which penetrated bis thigh and side ,
inflicting serious wounds.
Narrowly KnviipiMl ilL-aih ,
Biaiu. Neb. , Aug. 18. [ Special to Tun
Bin : . ] Robert Newell , u student under a
local dentist hero , came near being blown
into atoms yesterday evening. He was using
the vulcanzer in preparing plates1 when it ex
ploded , landing him In the opposite part of
the room , blowing parts of the vulcunzor
Ibrough tbo luth and piaster. Ho was u
tough looking case for a while but is not
dangerously hurt. Ills oyei are bloodshot
and his face badly buruod.
] tmlii ril-iaHtl ; .
SBWAIIII , NOD. , Aug. 18. [ Special to THE
BKE.J11. . A. Bralnord , odilorof the Mil ford
Nebraskan , was married lo Miss. Clara Cas
tle at the residence of the bride's parents ,
near Seward , at noon yesterday , Kov. J , C.
Gllkorsoii ofllciullng.
IttRO County 1'loniiorii' I'lcnlc.
BKATIUCK , Nob. Aug. lu. [ Special Tele
gram to TIIK BIJK.J The Gage county pioneer
plctilo will bo hold at tbo Cbautauqua
grounds in this city September 10. A line
program Is being arranged for the gathering ,
Knimoiit rirtmiim Will I'lcnic.
FIIBMONT , Nob. , Aug. 18. [ Special to i'liis
Biu. : | The Fremont Uro department ut a
mooting held last night decided to huvo n
day's ouilng und will go to Waterloo on Sun
day , August 3 , for that purposo.
Will llocln Work Toilny.
GIUKD ISMNII , Nub. , Aug. IS. ( Special to
Tin : Biu.J : The cunning factory will begin
the work of catmint/ corn tomorrow. The
output , Ilia expected , will bo 1,000,0JO cans
or over.
rKTMt.ixti vif ni'u br.iTKs.
Superior's Approac-hlng Kminloii Will Ho
I.uruuly Attuiulitil.
SuTumou , Neb. , Aug. 18. [ Special to THE
BUB. ] Lincoln park , Superior , in which
Camp Lincoln ia situated , is a natural grove ,
100 ucrcs In extent , with a natural fort over *
p IJ >
looking It from the PtXth. Next Monday ,
Auguil 22 , the Nebraska and Kansas vet
er. * * ill take posscsSteN of Camp Lincoln
and iho fort In the nmnq.of the fourth an
nual lulcrstato reunion of the voleran
soldiers : and sailors of'Ti'dbraska and Kansas.
The countlex from which iho assembly will
'Id
draw Its participant uro Gage , Thaver ,
Jefferson , Nuckolts , Webster , Franklin ,
Ilarlnn , Funms , Roil Willow , Frontier
Gosper , Pholns , BuITnIo. Adams , Clay , Fll-
moro und Saline in Nebraska , nnd Clay ,
Cloud , Washington. 'Hepubllo , Mitchell.
Juwol , Osboriio , Sirflllij Uoops , Philips ,
Graham , Ucealur , Norton und Sherman tln
Kansas. I Two hundred and five posts lit Ne
i braska nnd 150 In Kansas have already
notified the local' ' fmnnagoniont that ,
| they will bo on , liunit in full force
wltn their Sous and Daughlers of Veterans
nnd Relief corps. The laltor organizations
of both states have already boon assigned
quarters 1 In answer to priviito letters ; In fact ,
nil arrangements with organizations , speakers
J
' ers and bands , have been mado. Governor
Ic Boyd of Nebraska , and Governor Humphrey
It Kansas will bo here nnd wilt probably re
t peat : the conversation which took place be
tween the governors of the Iwo Carolina * .
Two companies of Kansas National guards
are coming , ono trom Clydo nnd ono from
Minneapolis , under command of Colonel
Sargent. The Geneva comp.iny of Nebraska
guards Is also coming , and n battery of
artillery from Fort Omaha. Military bands
from Friend , Bloomlngton nnd Hod Cloud in
Nebraska and from Iowa nnd Kansas have
engaged quarters und more uro expected.
Sonic of the Speaker * .
Amoug the speakers who have already
boon engaged lire Congressman McKuighau ,
.
who speaks on tbo opening day , end on the
following day Sonalor Paudook , W. E. An
drews , candidate for congress , and Judge W.
. H. ' Morris will speak. The 21th will bo Ho-
llof Corps dny. wilh an elaborate program
nnd complement of speakers of both sexes.
On Thursday , tboMln , the speakers an
nounced arc ox-Congressman Louis Hunbauk ,
tc
ex-Governor Gooriro F. Anthony and Lieu
tenant Governor Felt of Kansas , Victor Vlf-
quain , General Ullworth , Judge Lorenzo
Crounso , John M. Thurstou aud Air. E. Hose-
water of Nebraska. On the "Oth Governor
Tbayor , 1'at O'Hawes. Hon. J. B. Strode ,
W. J. O'Brien , Ctuireb Howe , U. H. Van
Wyck , Senator Mnndorsou nnd others will
address the people.
A mounted torco of eighty men In uniform
will act ns escort end body guard to Com
mander Adams and his staff. A prize drill
by thu National guards and buttery und a
sham battle , which It is oxpootod will bo
moro ' Hue the real thing lhan has yet been
produced in Nebraska , will tnko place during
the encampment. An extensive display of
flroworlts is among the attractions. A union
depot platform less than flighty rods from Iho
speakers' stand has been built by iho B. &
M. , Missouri Pacific , Chicago & Northwest
ern and Alchison , Topeka and Santa Fo rail
roads for the convenience of visitor * . The
Western Union Telegraph company has
strung a wlro to the grounds and will open
at' ofllco tboro for the convenience-of news
paper correspondents and the general public.
The camp Is supplied with city water from
numerous hydrants In different portions of
Iho ( 'rounds and u uittro taim for Ice water is
conveniently arranged. All unmp supplies
nro free , including 450 tents for soldiers and
their I'rlcnds and a largo pavillloti with n
capacity for 3,000 persons.
Department Commander Tim McCarthy of
Kansas und his staff , General Ullworth , de
partment , commander df Nebraska and his
stuff , Governor Boyd and his staff , and Gov
ernor Humuhroy nnds.talT , will bo on hand.
The place of meeting is so oloasant und all
arrangements so comp''oto ' that the thousands
vvno attend will enjoy 'n.restful as well as
exciting reunion und , ho favored whllo at
cnso lu tbo shade , lo hear Iho loading orators
of two B laics. '
Superior Is a town of 2,000 Inhabitants ,
nnd has live good hotels. Meals on the
grounds will bo served ht'25 cents each. No
gambling-devices of any'description will bo
allowed on tbo grounds. All games of
chance uro strictly prohibited and no fakirs
or daylight robbers will b'o tolerated.
I.nrgfl C'rmril'v ut Auburn.
Auiifit.v , Nob. , Auir. Is. [ Special Telo-
gruui lo TIIK Bii.J : ; Ycslorduy's crowd at
iho reunion camp was .increased today. An
excellent program .was'rendered. The Nc-
braska'opys IOOK tub camp'In tbo forenoon ,
but It , wus recnpturodtattor dinner by the
district , association , Mrs. Belle Haunders ,
president of thu Hollof Corps of Brovvnville ,
was the llrst to address the assembly and
she wns followed by Captain Henry In n
leuetby but very interesting speech. John
A. Goss was the next speaker and took for
bis subject Iho Grand Army of Iho Hopublio
organization.
Promptly ut 8 in the evening the camp Uro
was replenished and an address mudo by
Davis of Pawnee , Brown nnd Williams and
again by Captain Henry , who made an np-
poul that tno Soldiers home ho tukcn out of
politics. The speeches were Interspersed
with songs by Chaplain Stevenson and Corn-
rude Foxworthy.
Tbo mooting is in many respects the most
interesting of any district reunion over held
in the state. Tbo largo number present and
the enthusiasm manifested is certainly in
.tho lead of previous meetings of like char
acter. Much of tbo success is duo to tbo
fact that two or tbreo gentlemen , with
Church Howe at the head , talio the lead und
guarantee all expenses , without depending
.upon tbo uncertain aatiau of cumbersome
committees. Commander , Howe , Adjutant
Wort and Quartermaster Loruuca , seem to
never tire.
The First and Second district "Nebraska
veterans are bore holding their reunion
jointly with the district meeting. Amoug
the notables present are ex-Gov-
ornor Furnas , Lieutenant Governor
Majors , General Dilworth , department
commander ; Assistant Adjutant General
Bowen , Atlornoy General" Hastings , Land
Commissioner Humphrey nnd others. Fllty
tents nro occupied by soldiers and Iboir
families , besides ibo race track stalls huvo
boon renovated and supplied wilh clean ,
bright slraw and are now serving us tem
porary homos for families. The usual camp
appurtenances , refreshment stands , side
shows , swings and catch-penny devices uro
bore ron pi lie' a harvest. A notable feature
is the largo number of ladies present nnd
they listen lo Iho .speaking wilh much Inter
est , applauding heartily when m eloquent
words tbo bravo old boys are honored ,
Each duv Iho Interest nnd the crowd In
creases und tnls has been a record breaker
in reunion annuls. Tomorrow promises to
bo iho best duy of all , ihnughitis the closing
day.
In Hurt County.
Nob. , Aug. 18. [ Special Tele
gram to TIIK BEE.J The Grand Army of the
Hopubllu reunion 'of Burt county veterans
hold at this plncn Is ono of the largest and
most successful gatherings nf Its Kind In the
history of Burt county. The duy bus been
end of moro 'than usual Interest , lion ,
George D. Molkiojohn and Mrs. A. H
Ulcharas addressed a largo and uDprccIatlvi
uudiouoo at the fair grounds , wbiob was
followed by a sham battle , in which company
II , Nebraska National guards , ongagi > d tb
old veterans , who wdro supported by the
heavy artillery. Appropriate muslovu :
furnished by tbo L > adios Cornet band o
Tckamab.
A Traveling .MnuM I'ltnorlonco with Dlur
I r'i" ' ° .lit
I am a traveling man 'and have boon at -
Dieted with what Is called chronlo diarrhooi
for some ten years. Lust fall i was in west -
ern Pennsylvania , and , .accidentally was itn -
troduccd lo Chamberlain's ' Colic , Cholori
und Uiarrlioja remedy , ] I ventured to mak o
u trial and wan wonderfully relieved , I
would like now to introduce It among my >
friends. H. M. LowUj/y-l Freeman street ' ,
Cleveland , O.
IllKV
What Iowa Cltlicim'AVo Iolii ( ; In thl
Direction ,
DBS MOI.VKS , la. , Aug. 18. The Iowa goo
roadti' convention udjoiirnod yesterday. Chair
man Wallace of tbo committee on porinunou
association reported that tbo following d
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Powder
PI/RE
rectors , who nro to select thn president , vlco
prusidont nnd other officers , and announce
them later : William Stoyh , Burlington ;
Peter A. Day , Iowa City : J. N. Munc.ov ,
Josiup ; William Larrabo , Clormont ; Jamo *
Youlli. CddarHapidsJ C. F. HUkf.Ottiimwa :
J. G. Borryhill , Dos Molnos : ' A. O. JMltcholl ,
Corn I lie : J , C. McCnbo , Lotrnn ; G. L. Tro-
maine , Htimboldt ; H. C. Wheeler , OdobolU
Kx-Governor Gear of the committee on reso
lutions reported u lonr series of resolutions ,
which were unanimously adopted. After
listening lo the rending of n number of pa-
pen , the convention adjourned sine dlo.
UoWIlt's SarsiipnrlUft destroys such poi
sons us scrofula , skin diseases , oczom.i , rheu
matism. Us timely usa .savot many lives.
SHOUT.
Cnvnlry ConipctUloii for the Yrnr at Itcllo-
viio Uiingn M ICiulcil.
BEi.LBVtin Uirt.E KANOK , Nob. , Aug. 18.
[ Special Telegram to TIIK BKK.J Today
closed tbo fourth annual carbine competition
of the departments of the East , Platte nnd
California. The day's firing was nt skir
mishing nnd wiw not marked by any par
ticular dcirreo of excellence. In fact , the
record1 of the competitors this year has not
been up to tha standard. The scores of the
first ton men uro1
Thu quota for the army team , lo lake part
In the general competition at Fort Sheridan ,
Is :
J. ( inrrnril".cnpt. . Vth I SMI lOai so _ . . . . .
K. Jnck'ii , HTJ..J1. Hill.I 31)i | | 4n' ' Ifcli 7s | 4.1
lulaiitry Kcnrrn at l.unvomvortli.
LKAVKNWOHTH , Kan. , A up. IS. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : BBC. ] The work of the
army marksmen at the Fort Loavenworih
target range todny was confined to skirmish
shooting by the infantry team. Morning and
afternoon runs were made. During the
afternoon firing qutto n strong wind blow ,
but notwithstanding fair scores wcro mado.
The aggregate scoras of tbo twelve highest
infantry competitors for tbo three days contest -
test is as follows :
Hank , Nninc unit Regiment. . Scorn.
J.kMllemmt t'oatur , 1'Jth Hi2
Suruunnt llnylian. liitli i2
1'rlvnte Myers , 1Mb 4ll
Scwant Murphy , lltli l ! < 3
tiBwmnt Tltns , Mil 457
Private Sullivan , luill . . < il
feruijiint bhnllti. lotli tt 431
Corporal u'Uourko , IMh 451
l.ltlltormnt I.asslKiiu , Till 413
tjcreunnt Lydotr. loth 415
Corporal Donald. 14th 4 < U
UeutcliBlit O'llrlen , Sth 437
Orders from WimhliiKton.
WASHINGTON" , D. C. , Aug. 18. ( Special
Telegram to TUB BKB.J Second Lieutenant
Juinos II. Heovos , Fourth cavalry. Is trans
ferred from Iroop M to troop G of that regi
ment. Leave of absence for ono month and
ton days , to take effect October 1 , Is granted
First Lieutenant John J. Hadeu , Eighth In
fantry.
DoWltt's Sarsaparilla cleanses tbo blood
Confoigoil to tlio Ilorilen .Iliirdor.
FALL KIVEU , Mass. , Aug. 18. Charles H.
Pockham of Central Village surrendered to
the poltco this morning , declaring be killed
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Borden. Ho said
'ho ' did Iho deed out of pure love for blood.
Packbam wus locked up whllo Iho pollco are
making Investigation as to the truth of bis
btory. Ho is a former U'J years old.
Nugirotl NuggoU Nugget ! Buy Big
baking powder. S3 01. 25 cents.
Cures Others
Will euro You , is a true statement of tlio
action of AVER'S Sjirsaparilla , when
taken for diseases originaling-in iinpuro
blood ; but , while this assertion is true of
AVER'S Sarsapnrllla , as thousand.1) can
attest , it cannot uo truthfully applied to
other preparations , which unjtiiiclplcd :
dealers will recommend , and try to im
pose upon yon , ns "just as good as
Ayer's. " Take Ayor's Sarsaparilla and
Ayor's only , If you need a blood-purifier
and would ho benefited permanently.
This medicine , for nearly llfty years ,
IIUH enjoyed a reputation , and made a
record for cures , that has never been
equaled by other preparations. AVAR'S
Sursaparillu eradicates thu taint of he
reditary scrofula and other blood dis
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AVER'S
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of AVER'S Barsuparilla. I was mulcted
with kidney troubles for about six
months , suffering greatly with pains in
the .small of my buck. In addition to
this , my body was covorrd with pimply
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failed to help mo. I tliun begun to tnko
AVER'S Snrsnparilln , and , in a short
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or woman , In case of sickness rcstilt-
' Ing from impure blood , no matter how
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. J. . ,
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