2 TIIK OMAHA DAILY HKK : \ v .SATURDAY , MA1UMT Irt ,
\VORR \ OF THE LEGISLATURE
St. Patriok'a ' Day Oolobratstl by Doing a Lot
of Work in tbo House ,
REBUKE TO SHERIDAN AND HIS BACKERS
llnvilntlon nivl-Umln ; ; nn linpntcit KM-
ilnntoinrnt Adiiplcd-Mmiy IIIIU I'nmieil
illni Kjiif r Oinurod liy ttin Ciitninlttce
-ltlclictt' Civil Itlglita lllllMKiicd ,
I.tscoi.x , Neb. , March 1" . [ Special Tolo-
Krain to Tun Ilnr. . ] Slljw of prccn ribbon
ndorncd many n breast In the house of rcpro-
scnmtlvcs this morning , but that was nil
that Indicated it was the day dedicated to
Ireland's patron saint. The members were
In a humor for the transaction of business ,
r jd the speaker was kept as busy as nn auc
tioneer crying a sale.
Resolutions eulogistic of the memory of
the deceased member , Mr. farrell , were
passed and It was ordered that the salary
for the full term ho paid to his widow.
The greater part of the session was de
voted to the report of standing committees.
The following hills wore reported on :
Ilouso roll No. HB , by Mcrrick , to amend
( icctlon liOS of the Consolidated Statutes of
Nebraska of 1MI1 ; Indelinitely postponed.
House roll No. ill I , by Loeltner , to rorulato
the manner of voting for directors at cor
porate elections ; Indefinitely postponed.
House roll No. il'JO , by Lulkart , to amend
section nun , chapter Ix , of the Consolidated
Statutes of the State of Nebraska entitled
Corporations ; " indefinitely postponed.
Honso roll No. iiSl , hy Kcckley , to amend
chapter Ixiv. of the general laws of the
state of Nebraska of 1887 , entitled "An Act
to Provide Security to the Public Against
Errors. Omission and Defects in Abstracts of
Titles to Heal Kstate and for the Use of Ab
stracts in Evidence" and providing u penalty
for the violation thereof ; placed on genera
Jlle. ' .
House roll No. 412 , by lihodcs , to amend
section illO of chapter vll. of the Consolidated
Statutes of ISUI , entitled "Chattel Mort
gages , " and to repeal said section Ulfij in-
dcllnltcly postponed.
House roll No.tii'J. . by Nnson. to amend sec
tion Ml Aof the Code of Civil Proccdurcnnd
to repeal salU section ; Indefinitely post
poned.
House roll No.118 , hy Cain , to amend sec
tions ! ) , -C21 , 'M'.a and ; i,4BI : of the Consolidated
.Statutes of IS'JI , and to repeal said original
sections ; Indefinitely postx | > nod.
Hon iM-oll No. KB1 , by Nason , to amend sec
tion 7" , of an act entitled an act "Incorpor
ating Metropolitan Cities , " and defining ,
regulating and prescribing their duties ,
powers and government , approved March ! ! 0 ,
3SS7 , or as subsequently amended and to re
peal said section 7U as heretofore existing ;
placed on general flic.
Senate Illo No. Ill , to amend subdivision
xv of section Cfl of article i of chapter xiv ,
Compiled Statutes of 1SVJ , and to repeal
said original section ; placed on general tile.
Senate Illo No. 48 , by Or.iy. to amend sec
tion : ilf)7 , chapter xxxix of the Consolidated
Statutes at Nebraska ol IS'.M , relating to the
duties of ' ' of Deeds"
'Registers anil to re
peal said original section and to provide a
penalty for the violation of this act ; placed
on general Ille.
Senate Illo No. So , by Pope , legalizing the
Consolidated Statutes of IS'Jl ; indefinitely
postponed.
Senate file No. fiO , by Moore , to amend sec
tion ! I'J18 , Consolidated Statutes of Nebraska
of 1801 , relating to notaries public ; placed on
general filo.
Senate lile No. 191 , by Mullen , to amend
section .V-O'.i , of the code of civil procedure
of 18U1. and to repeal section 5,20.1. alsoG.'JIO
and fi.mi as they now exist in the Consol
idated statutes Nebraska of the year of
3801 ; ordered engrossed for third reading.
The committee on legislative manuals
made its icport that MKJ of the books
would be sufficient.
Jfi'biiku to Shcridiiii.
The following resolution was Introduced
bySodermnn :
Without entering Into the merits or demerits
of tlio pursunnl encounter but n ecu Sheridan ,
liuMnvutcr.and KOKKCII , wo , as rcpresuntutlvus
of tbo pi'onla , do hereby express our dis-
iiprovnl of plnciii u lloml tribute upon a inciu-
IKT'H desk as a mark of sanction of such con
duct.
duct.This
This precipitated a row and members
aprnngto their feet for recognition.
Casper did not propose to espouse other
men's quarrels , and would keep his nose out
l > y not .voting.
McKesson made a motion to table Sodcr-
man's resolution , and it was lost.
The vote on the resolution received only a
few votes. Howe and others asked members
to refrain from voting , ns the difficulty oc
curred outside the legislative halls , and the
request was almost unanimously compiled
with.
Sodennnn , in explaining his vote , said : "I
know that matters pertaining to a row out
side in the corridors have no right
to intrude themselves on the atten
tion of this house , but the placing
of floral tributes on a member's desk
for slapping his fellow man in the face Is a
Minnie and disgrace to this legislature. Wo
Jinvo no right to allow this as lawmakers ,
and wo should express our disapproval of
nny such n thing. Mr. Speaker , 1 insist on
every member voting. They should show
their colors , and not bo cowardly and hide
behind the pretext of not voting. "
IIu Shoiruil HIM Slinnio.
While Sodcrman was talking ho looked
across the hull toward Sheridan and that
worthy winced visibly. Ho know that the
eentlnicnt of the respectable portion of the
liouso condemned his method of righting his
fancied grievances , and lie quietly slid down
behind the withering ( lowers that told him
that ho had at least the sympathy
of the Dorgan collusionlsts on the Hoard of
Public Lands and Buildings.
.lust before the noon recess Sheridan sent
lip a written apology for his action of yester
day , It was very brief , and set forth the
fact that , realizing that his conduct was not
micli as should come from the occupant of a
public position , and had tended to cause ad-
vtM'so comment on the entire house , and
without entering1 into a discussion of the
causes that led to It , ho desired to thus pub
licly apologia ) .
The apology was ordered spread upon the
rcconis nf the house and the noon recess was
than ordered
Other IIIIU on ruMMKC.
The afternoon session was devoted to the
passage of the bills. The following were
juisscd :
House roll No. 278. by Lingenfcltcr , for the
1-ollof of fc'cotts UlnlT county. Nebraska , and
to appropriate * 7,4U."j 71 ! to said county , by a
vote of 07 to 10.
House roll No. 210 , by Sutton , to amend
section 2CCi ; of the statute relating to grad-
inp , by n vote of C > 0 to 0.
House roll No. 12'by Cornish , to amend
section 277 nf the Consolidated Statutes of
Nebraska for 1MU , by a vote of Oil to 3.
House roll No. 140 , by Sisson , to amend
section 4,247 of the Consolidated Statutes of
Nebraska entitled "Public ITiiunccs , " by a
vote of 71 to 2.
House roll No. 120 , by Ames , to provide
for a state board of arbitration , und fixing
the duties thereof , was recommitted to the
committee for the purpose of substituting
ticnato Illo No. 4'J , which provides for the
name thing , and has already been passed by
the ipper house.
Ilouso roll No. 101 , hy Watson , 'to amend
section lil of title Iv of the Cede of Civil
1'roccduro failed to secure the ncccssarv
llf tyone votes , and did not pass.
House roll No. USO , by CJullln , to repeal sec
tion ! ! 0 of chapter lx.\ill , Annotated Statutes
of 1SOI ( by Wheeler ) entitled "Heal Estate"
and to legalize acknowledgements and oaths
licrotoforo taken and administered by com
missioners of deeds , passed by u vote of 57
to 83.
( liillln
A llttlo tilt , between Howoand the speaker
occurred before the roll was called. The
Jatter called attention to the fact that when
the bill was before the committee of the
whole It was charged that the measure was
n vicious one and was drawn In the Interest
of Omalm parties. U had been stated that
Chief .lusti.-o Maxwell declared It to bo a
vicious bill. Ho wanted to say that ho had
waited on the chief justice und had boon as
sured that It Was not a vicious bill and that
o.VtMn purls * of It , at least , ouglsl to become
This put Howe on the defensive. He said
ho had declared tbut bill to bou ridou *
ono on the authority of .tudgp Maxwell , and
that It was now n question of veracity ) > > >
twrrn hlmxolf mid the speaker and ho was
of thn opinion that ho would ntuck up n * wall
In that respect an would the ( .residing
officer.
Moilrrinnii Hcnrrd n Point.
Sodcrnmn retrained from voting on the
bill , ami when Oakloy , who wn * In the chair ,
Insisted on his voting , the gentleman from
Phelps declared that a precedent was estab
lished nt the morning session that would
allow him to remain without voting.
This reference to the action of members of
the house In refusing to vote on hit resolu
tion condemning the Sheridan floral tribute
called forth applause.
CifTord picked up one of the vases of
flowers , which had been on Sheridan's desk ,
and took U across the hall and deposited It
on Sherman's desk , while several of the
members again applauded. Sherman galni'd
recognition by the chair to say that his ac
tion In refraining from voting was not because -
cause ho desired revenge for the ruling made
nt the morning session , but because ho ilia
not know enough about the measure to vote
on It intelligently. He Insisted , moreover ,
that he had not slapped any one In the face ,
and picking up the vase of flowcis carried It
ind dciKJsltcd it on the chief clerk's desk.
Itlflirtlt , ' Civil ItlKlllH Illll.
A communication was received from the
governor stating that ho had signed the
senate bill which was substituted for Hick-
ells' civil rights bill , and the members ap
plauded out of regard for Hickctts.
House roll No. W ! , by Watson , to amend
section 4A" > of the Consolidated Statutes of
Nebraska , relating to insurance companies ,
failed to pass with an emergency clause , and
It was allowed to go over for a day in order
that the constitutionality of the hill might bo
inquired into. 'I ho bill is designed to allow
companies Insuring live stock to do business
In the state.
House roll No. 411 , by Smith of Holt , to
prohibit the palo of school lands , failed to
pass , the vote resulting 21 to W.
House roll No. 43) ) , by Furnsworth , to more
definitely describe the boundary of Kcya
Palm county , passed by a vote of 71 to 0.
House roll .No. 4'J.I , by Jenkins , to prohibit
the manufacture , sale , keeping for sale , giv
ing or furnishing to any person cigarettes or
the material for their composition , and to
provide a penalty for the violation of tbo
law , passed b.v a vote of 7.1 to 1. Van Duyu
alone voting no.
J'or the I'criminmt Itivi * tliitl ( > ii.
The committee on finance , ways and
means reported In favor of the passing of
No. W , appropriating $10,000 to push the
investigation of state institutions by n com
mittee of three , consisting of K. J. Hall
( dem. ) of Grand Island , C. 13. Pierce ( rep. )
of Pawnee City and Prof. W. A. Jones ( Ind. )
of Hastings , said committee to report to the
governor their findings. The rc-jwrt was
adopted.
Tbo committee thus appointed is non-
narliMin and will continue the Investigation
of all state officials and institutions after the
legislature has adjourned.
This appropriation is not the same as tha
which was set apart for the use of the govt
ernor in prosecuting the thieves after the-
conunittcc has secured the evidence.
.SocloMl It to ColiiiH'l liynrr.
The special committee appointed to inves
tigate Into the conduct of Representative Ky-
ner submitted the following report :
Your committee nppalntpd In compliance
with a resolution of the Kith Insi. tn inquire
into tbo charge that a member < > t tliN house so
far forgot lilm-clf us lo Insult a female em
ploye of tills bouse , sis well us other employes ,
uml to loport Its Undines , box luavo to submit
tin' following :
Yourrominlttt'oaftovh.'ivlnjourefully exam
ined several witnesses llnd that on the. loib hist ,
bul\veon 5 und 0 o'clock ! > m. , Mrs. N. ,1. loul- !
ware , u.sslstunt postmustor of this bouse ,
liumlcd u loiter beurlng iv special delivery
slump and tnurkcd " 4 cents pustu u
due , " to Mr. .lames II. U'ynor , ono
of the representatives from DoiiKlus
county. Mr. Kynor roeolvod tbo letter and
demanded lo know why tliu posta' o due was
required ; also , notlclm ; the spi'elul delivery
slump , Inquired why the letter bud not been
delivered sooner. I'pon belm ; Informed that
It bad Iecu received within the last few min
utes , wbllo tlio a.ss'stunt postmaster was
uliino In tliu nlllce .ind benco could not leuve
It , bo , tbo mid Kynor , became excitedly anKi'y
und Used IUIIKUUKO both profane : iml Indecent
un.il wholly untiL'tumin a pontlcmun und a
member or ibis house , and loturnod the letter.
Unlit for I'libllralion.
Tbo language used , In Ibo opinion of your
commit toe.-wassuch ; that It should not bo re
peated In this report.
Your committee also llmls that the follow
ing morning t bo said Kynor paid tbo 4 cents
duo und received the letter , whereupon lie 10-
iiinvod hl.s mmry , profuno and Indecent
lunsniiKc , applying It to both tliu postmaster
und bis u.s.sl.siunt. Still contlmilriK In lit- >
iiiiKontlunmnly conduct after tliu postmaster
bud left , Kricllo Fountain , one of the. IKWS nf
the house , look up tbo matter In bebnlr of tbo
assistant postmaster. The said Kynor then
seized and threatened tbo boy , but was pre
vented from dolni ? nny Injury to him by A. S.
Cooley , another member of tlilbboitsc. lleneo
your committee Is of tin ; opinion that the said
limcs : Kyner .should npolnclzo In u public
milliner to tbo postmaster , Mr. N.V. . Ituss , to
Ills assistant , Mrs. N. .1. lUmhvare , and to tin )
piKe ; , Muster Kildlo Fountain , who so nobly
took tliu part of Ibo lady , for his unxontlc-
munly conduct and Indecent and profutm
ItiiiKUtiKO , and stand reprimanded by this
house until bo ( lees so upolo lio.
.1. I' . VAN HOU.SKX ,
JOSKl'll ItUII.NS ,
HK.MIV K Itnoims ,
Committee.
A motion to adopt the report called forth
an overwhelming response ot ayes , and a
call for those opposed did not elicit a
response. Just as the speaker was about to
declare the result of the vote , Goss of
Douglas secured recognition and said that It
was u very serious matter. Ho asked con
sent of the house to allow It to go over for
ouo day , and it was so ordered.
Another Spcchil Inquiry.
Cess then offcred.tho following resolution :
Whereas , Serious Insinuations and charges
have been made In tbo public press und In
affidavits Bravely nnVcting tbo honor and
reputation of cortaln members of tills house
In lolatlon to the insurance bill known us
liouso roll No. iS7 ; and
Whet-ens , It l.s proper that tbo Riillty bo
punished und the Innocent acquitted from sus
pense ; tboioforo , bo It
Uosolvrd. That this wbolo matter bo re
ferred , for u Ihorouuli Investigation , to the
In vuntliratliiK commit tcohorotofoiouppol nlod ,
run-listing of Messrs. McKesson , Ouspor und
Stevens , and said committee is hereby au-
tliorl/ed to tulioovldenco , to .send for persons
and p\pers : and do all other acts necessary to
curry Into full force ami clVec.1 the purposes of
tills resolution.
( loss moved the adoption of the resolu
tion. lical movon to table , but the amend
incut was defeated. The members of the
o'd ' bribery investigating committee pro
tested against having any more work forcei :
upon them , claiming that they had done
their duty in that direction , and ought to bo
allowed to look after thcli owti bills from
this time forward.
The resolution was then amended so ns to
allow a now committee to do the work , am !
it carried by a vigorous viva voce vote
Sheridan standing in the-aisle , with an ex
pression on his face that Indicated his
wonder whether tlio resolution was no1
aimed in liis direction and heavily loaded.
The speaker named Van Houscn , Kecklej
and Olson as the special committee to confci
with the1 senate commltleo relative to Una
adjournment , and the house then adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning , after ar
unsuccessful cITort hud been made to carry
the adjournment over until Monday.
IN TIM ; HK.V.VTK.
Maximum Itnte Hill .Hudo n Special Order
fur xt Tupmlny Altvrnunn.
LINCOLNeb. . , March IT. [ Special to Tun
DKB.I The senalo conllnecl Itself strictly to
business this forenoon. President Correll
again occupied thcchtilr. Immediately after
roll call and the reading of the journal. Sena
tor Mullen called up tlio report of the rail-
mad committee on house roll No. 83. the
maximum freight ratn hill , anil moved Its
adoption. This report makes the hill n spe
cial order for Tuesday , March 21.-
Senator Lobeok moved as an amendment
Unit senate illo No. 213 , Stewart's maximum
rate bill , be made a special order for the
same date. lie , afterwards withdrew the
motion.
Senator Kgplciton offered an Amendment
placing house roll No. S3 on the general me.
The senate declined to make this disposition
of the bill.
The ayes nnd nays were then demanded
on Mullen's motion to adopt the report of
the committee , nnd the report was agreed to
by a vote of 27 to 5. The senators who voted
against the adoption of the report vrcro
Kfcleston , Graham , Hale , Mattes and
North.
Hoports were received from standing com
mittees as follows :
Hcimto Hie No. 211 , by Paekvood , to pro
vide for the levy , assessment and collection
\
of tnxos In cnsM where nn lultiiictlnn hm
hoon ' docrec'd ntfiiltut tin1 levy or nmas.'irtrnt
nml colli'ftloii of tax on hcrotoforo levied ttiul
nispsspil. iitnl to ilcclnrn nn < l enforce the llu-
bllltj1 of ralliimit rorimmtlons u'ltU'i1 tholnws
of the Ktnto In tvflpri-t to such tax05vns ,
upon reroinniPiultillon of HIP jutlli'lnry com-
inlttno , liidollnltcl.v | iostixmotl.
Sonnto Illo No. SIU. b.v Wcolt. lo provltkt for
clerk of the I'onntj court In coiintlrii hnvlnff
ever 10 , ( > < )0 ) poiiulutlon , and to provide for
iiBslatants for county itulRTO In such eoun
tlos , wiw ivc'i.minuniled for imsanita.
Scniito liltNo. . i'lri. by Kc-ott , convcnilng
criminal cases In county courts , was reConi-
tnondMl for iMssngi1.
Thr committee on judiciary roportoil tluit
it had ctirofully oxiiinlned the resolutions
offered lust wool : by Seiulor Ixl > ock relative
to the piiyinont of contest oxponsoH mid hud
found them to bo In proper fornu Thny were
reported to the sennto for further notion.
Soinn lillli I'iisnil.
A number of hoiiso rolls \vero rend the II ret
time. Bills were tlion read the third time
and passed as follows :
St'tiiito Illo No. 210 , by Smith , to amend the
statutes relating to stirot railways.
Ilouso roll No. ST8.to provide for the elec
tion of a commandant of the Soldiers and
Ballots home at Grand Inland.
Senate Illo No. 1TO. uy liverott. providing
hat any warrant drawn after 8i ! per cent of
ho amount levied for the year Is exhausted
ml where there iiro i-o funds In the irons-
iry for the payment of the same , shall not
ic charReable against the county , but may
10 collected by civil action from the county
mard making the same , or nny member
hereof.
When senate Illo No. 103vrts reached It
ivas discovered that the oimetlng clause had
been omitted. The nenato went into com
mittee of the whole and corrected the error
ind the bill was again sent to the printer.
The committee on municipal affairs re
torted u number of bills , which were placed
in the general ille.
A motion by Senator TofTt directing the
secretary of state to supply for the use of
Lho senate iUO ! copies of the printed roster of
inion soldiers now llvliitf in Nebraska was
am ml to.
Senator Mattes precipitated n vigorous
discussion by offering a motion directing the
secretary of state to notify the publisher
low at work on the evidence taken in the
> enitontlnry cruelty investigation to suspend
work until the findings upon the evidence
taken last evening could be made up. Sena
tors Mattes and Teilt favored the motion
and claimed that an injustice had been denote
to a citizen of the state ( referring to Warden
nlloii ) In the former report. The com-
nlttco heard testimony last evening , they
'laimed , which would very materially change
the report.
Senator Harris vigorously opposed the
motion and denounced the whole proceed
ings as an effort on the part of several mem
bers of the committee to whitewash the
penitentiary ofllcials and turn the investiga
tion Into a farce.
The motion was flnallv agreed to and the
senate took a recess until 2 o'clock.
Hills Itvcommcndi'd.
Immediately after the senate had con
vened Senator McCarty moved that the sen
ate go into committee of the whole to con
sider senate tile No. 1'JS. Senator Dysart of
fered an amendment making the order to
simply include bills on general illo.
Senator Gray offered an amendment to the
amendment providing that each senator
have the privilege of calling up one bill and
Advancing it to the head of the lile. *
Senator TclTt moved to lay the matter on
the table and demanded a call of the senate.
The doors were closed and after several in
effectual attempts to raise the call all mo
tions and amendments were withdrawn and
the senate went Into committee of the whole
on the general tile.
Semite Ille No. 1SI , b.v Correll , to provide
for the payment of outstanding road district
warrants and to liquidate all indebtedness
against road districts , was recommended for
passage.
Senate file No. Wi , by Campbell , to tax
real estate mortgages , was indefinitely post
poned by a vote of 17 to 1- after an Interest
ing and somewhat animated discussion.
Senator Everett led oft with the statement
that the passage of the bill would make it al
most impossible for Nebraska farmers to
borrow money from eastern money owners.
Senator North said that such A law would
practically conllscato the mortgaged prop
erty of the state , for the owners would never
be able to renew their loans.
Senator Darner opposed the bill. Ho
knew the money lenders would contrive to
make the borrower pay the tax in addition
to the interest. Ho believed the farmers of
Nebraska would bo much better off if all
usury laws were repealed.
Senate illo No. W , by Pale , instructing Ne
braska's representatives in congress to vote
against the repeal of the Sherman silver
purchase act , was recommended for uassago
by a vote of 17 to 12 without debate.
Senate file No. 32 , by Thomscn , amending
the road laws , was recommended for passage
without opposition and without debate.
Senate Ille No. 0' ) , by J'ackwood , authoriz
ing school districts with less than 5,000 ,
of assessed valuation to levy u higher rate
of tax for school purposes , was recommended
for passage.
Senate Ille No. 105 , by Pnckwood , author
izing anv owner of personal property in mak
ing up the amount of credits , for the pur
poses of assessment , to deduct from the
gross amounts the amount of all bonn ildo
debts owing by such person , was after a
desultory discussion indollnitoly postponed.
Senate tile No. SO , by Stewart , to pro
vide for the payment of a bounty for the
destruction of wild animals , was recom
mended for passage.
Senate ille No. 17 , by Dysart , providing for
the election of presidential electors by con
gressional districts , was recommended for
passage and the committee rose.
Atter adopting the several reports of the
committee of the whole the senate ad
journcd.
i'Eiiso\.i L I'.i
President Clark of the Union Pacific is
confined to his hotel with a cold.
.T. II. Mullen , u leading business man of
Grand Island , in the city and called ut Tim
BEE ofllce.
Charles S. Bridge of the llrm of Birchard ,
Bridge & Co. , Norfolk , made Tin : Bnn a call
yesterday.
General Freight Agents Crosby and Mun-
roe uro on their way homo from the Cali
fornia meeting , the latter by way of Port
land.
land.Major
Major .T. D. Kluetsch , publisher of the
Lincoln Freio Presse , called upon Tun BEE
yesterday.
F. W. Ober , John Hazleton' , Physical Di
rector Henry and G. S. Ynugor. left yester
day for Blair to attend the state meeting ol
the Young Men's Christian association.
The condition of General Brooke , who Is
confined to his house with a severe cold , did
not appear to bo much improved yesterday
Dr. Bneho says there are unmistakable ovi
deuces of pneumonia in the ease , althougli
the symptoms arc not of an alarming nature
Lieutenant Commander Sullivan of the
Central Pacific squadron , accompanied by
his wife , went through Omaha last night on
the way to Washington. They paid Tin *
BEK a very pleasant visit in company with
Mr. D. .T. Farrell , Jr. , who served in the nnv ;
under Lieutenant Sullivan.
Mayor Bcmis has received from Citizen
George Francis Train u largo photographic
likeness of his friend. It is ono of the mos
perfect pictures of Citizen Train that has
over been taken and Is true to life. At the
bottom of the photograph is written : "To
Mayor George P. Bemls. Pyseho regards to
Omaha friends. Citizen Gcorgo Francis
Train. " The mayor Is very much pleased
with the photograph and it occupies a promt
ncnt place over the desk In his private office
At the Murray : W. J. Lawrence , Horton
Kan. j S. Goldstein , St. Louis ; B. D. Samson
II. Howard , Dos Mollies ; M. Simon , Nccnah
Wis. ; F. L. Bent. Denver ; U. O. Libby
Boston ; O. H. Jeffries. Avocn , la. ; Ed Wllley
Qulncy , III. ; A.J.Wilson , Chicago ; Henrj
Anhclsar , II. D. Nash , Frank Ciivelll , M
Strutton , New York : A. J. Twlstr. Evans
ville , Ind.
At tno Mercer : J. A. Robinson , St. Louis
F. S. Cartwright , Fort Wayne ; C. II. Palmer
Chicago ; A. H. Marshall , Belleville , ICan.
Frank Baughman , Hook island ; J. B. Ave
line , North Platte ; H. I1. Kloko , Wes
PointS. ; G. Bryan , Ashland ; I. W. Akin
DCS Molnes ; Fannie Matthews , DCS Molnes
Mrs. J. M. Slusher. Holdrego ; L. Tlnkol
Holyoke , Colo. ; K. W. Grant , Beatrice.
CHICAGO , 111. , March 17. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BEE. ] Nebraska arrivals
Grand Pacific M. L. Learned , Omaha
Great Northern II. Blumcnthal , Fremont
U. O. Sims , Omaha , Hiehclluu F. J
Robertson. Miss Taylor , Kearney. Auditor
lutu C At. IClIIngwood , Lincoln. Palmer
J , E. Kiloy.Oira'ia.
PAYING DEARLY FOR HIS FUN
'Bquiro ' Ablngilon is Dying in How Orleans
from Paoumonia <
OUTCOME OF IfUE LATE GIG FIGHT
lit * Caught Cold ' nnd
lit Unli'M Corner AK-
Enivated It by UN linn Around with
tliuT yM No Hnpo or IIU
llt't'ovrry.
Nnw Oiu.nA.vs , La. , March 17. George A.
Bird , hotter known as ' "SqulroAblngdon , " Is
In a very critical state and his death Is ex
pected ut any moment.
ICvcr since the day Mitchell and Mail left
the city the "squire has been conllncd to his
bed at the hotel. Dally his condition has
grown worse. At first it was believed that
ho was suffering from a heavy cold ,
which he contracted when ho seconded
Jim Hall In his light with Fltzsitnmons. H
.cvclopetl . shortly Into pneumonia and
ilgh fever followed. For two days he has
con delirious and scarcely cats any food.
'oday Urs. Miles and Fetch held a eonsulta-
lon , but nothing was agreed upon and they
vlll hold another tomorrow.
Dally cables arc sent to the 'squlro's
'rlcnds In Knglnnd , stating every change in
lis condition. Mitchell has b en telegraphed
it Buffalo andho hu : sent word that ho will
bo in Now Orleans Monday.
The 'squire has been unwell for months ,
nit never seriously ill. Today ho had a bad
turn and up to midnight bo was In the same
. oniatoso condition. The 'squire , slneo his
irrlval In this cliy has been leading a life
of dissipation , and since Hall's defeat ho
"mrdly went to bed until ho broke down in
icnlth. A physician is nearly all the time
nt his bedside and the best of attention is
s'ivcn the sick sportsman. There Is little
: iopo for his recovery.
.Mitchell Hears tlio NOWH.
BITFAI.O , N. Y. , March 17. "Fight in
Buffalo ? " said Charlie Mitchell to a re
porter tonight , "why , my dear boy there islet
lot a place on the face of the earth whore I
, vould rather light than Buffalo. "
Mitchell and .Mm Hall arrived in Buffalo
Lonight from the west on their way to Now
York. When Mitchell rcgistercii tit the
hotel the clerk handed him n telegram. It
was from the valet of his friend , Squire
iVbingdon , and read :
Mr. AhliiKdon Is suioly dylnw. Tbroo physl-
liuis at a consultation ever him. You had
bolter come Immediately.
Mitchell was vcrv much depressed over
the bad news , and during the rest of the
evening talked of but little else than his sick
friend.
'I'm feeling pretty blue tonluht , " said
Mitchell , "for the best friend I have on
nirth Is dying nnd 1 am not with
liim. 'Squire Ablngdon is my backer.
Ho Is an English gentleman and has
no end of money. Ho cnmo over with me ,
and I am afraid that , ! will have to go back
without him. 'Squire Abingdon is a sports
man. Ho has a lively interest In everything
in the line of sport. , Ho is well known in
England and tliu news of his illness will be
regretted there. " ' ' "
Mow IJo't'onU SIclc.
Asked what wit's ° the cause of Squire
iVbingdon's sickness , ' Mitchell said : "He
lias been troubled\yith asthma for years.
When Hall and FU/simmons fought he went
into the ampithcatbr" lightly clad. Ho was
in Hall's corner. Ho was in a draught
and ho caught ' cold , but it dia
not seem to , bo anything serious
: ind wo paid no attention to it. Then it got
so bad that ho liad'to'stay in his room. It
developed into pneumonia , I guess. When I
cnmo away hoviti' \ not very sick , but the
telegram I got tonight tells mo that there
lias been a consultation of physicians , and I
am Inclined to thinljt Ls , all over with the
'squire. Ho was goinglo meet us in Now
York and we were all to sail for England to
gether. "
' Are yon goint : to England soon ? "
"It all depends now on the outcome of my
friend's sickness. Wo were going to sail in a
few days. In any event I won't bo in this
country much longer. There are some details -
tails of the light 1 want to get settled and
then I will sail and won't come back until I
como back to tram , "
"So you will train hero ? "
Sumo Conllilont Charlie.
' Oh , yes , I shall train in this country. I
can't say how soon I shall como over , though.
It depends n good deal en the selection of
the place for the flpht. "
"You and Sullivan arc friends now , nro
you not ? "
"Yes , John and I have shaken hands and
wo are the best of friends. I am very grate
ful to Sullivan for what ho has done for mo
lately. It nas chanced the fcclintr of tlio
people toward me. T know perfectly well
that Americans had not much use for Charles
Mitchell , but since the Sullivan episode I
can see that all that Is changed and that
they don't feel toward mo as they did. "
"How do you account for the easy defeat
of Hall by Fitzslmmons ! "
"Hall was not lit by ten pounds. He was
too fat. Ho had an idea that If he was fat
ho was strong , and when ho got
through with the third round ho
was tired. I am confident that I , can
take Hall and train him so that ho will ho
in condition to whip any man of his class in
the world. Ho is a great lighter. "
Mitchell would not say a word about Cor-
belt. Ho refused to talk about his own
chances. Ho suld thcro was going to bo a
fight and that was all there was to It.
FOL'OIIT AT JUCAINAIU ) .
Jack Sweeney r.osrs to.Ilni McCoy on n I'oul
in tlio I'lrth.
VALPAIIAISO , Neb. , March 17. [ Special
Telegram to THE Bnn. ] This morning be
tween the hours of fl50 : and 7 In the opera
house at Bralnard , Jim McCoy of South
Omaha and Jack Sweeney of St. Louis met
in a twenty-four foot ring , Marquis of
Quccnsbury rules , ami fought live rounds.
Sweeney winning by a foul.
McCoy was backed by Gcorgo Robinson
and Sweeney by Fleming , bolh of South
Omaha. The fight was for J-00 a side and
the money according to the rules went to
McCoy.
Only about twenty-live witnessed the
affair , as they did not arrive in
tlio town until about 3 in the
morning. The mootUip was arranged to bo
at Valparaiso , and'tRijDura | ) house was en
gaged , but the now's had spread of their
coming , and the village trustees took the
matter in hand and prevented the light going
elf here , so the party took a freight train at
about ! i o'clock and Tvpnt to Bralnard.
Quito a number of sjxjrts were hero from
David City , Bralnarcf , ' , Lincoln and South
Omaha , ns well as bC\Vnil | commercial men
who had made It an object to get hero on
that date.
j
SpnrlcH oi Spurt.
Bobby Caruthers ha ? enlisted with Undo
Anson's "Old Guard" t Ms year. Ho signed
yesterday. *
It has finally been decided that Princeton
will play the University of Pennsylvania at
base ball this summer
At the Tennessee ifrcjdorsassociation sale
at Nashville yesterday 115 head fetched
$11,900. The sale cotitAIdes today.
Winners nt Now OvkVms yesterday : First ,
Aunlo Golden ; second , Sam Farmer ; third ,
Bobby Burns ; fourth , Beeswing ; fifth , Fitz
slmmons.
Winners at Guttcnburg yesterday : First ,
Pearl ; second , Mary S ; third , Brookdalo ;
fourth , Detroit ; fifth , Wcstchcster ; sixth ,
Balbriggan.
There is n possibility of Jack Dempsey
meeting "Shadow" Malier , who recently de
feated Danny Necdham , for $ 1,000 a side at
Butte , Mont.
It Is now given out that Johnny Grlflln's
backers have deposited tha forfeit of Si/iOO
to bind the match with Gcorgo DIxon. The
dispute concerning weight has been ad
Justed.
MIke Mooney , who recently dickered un-
sjccessfully for a match with Jack Me-
Aullffc , has been matched to wrestle catch-
as-iutch-can with Max Luttberg. Both men
belong In St. Louis ,
Frink ITOS and John Roberts , the Fngllsh
' o tampion will play u match In London the
Iii4t work In Mnv 'Hi'nro ' lo t > ln > 1,000
point * a tiny on n fotir picket , tixU KtnrlUh
tnblc , two nntl oniM'lijhtli Inch bulls , oai-hmf-
( ornoon niut ovnnltiK during K drtjs , for
* ' " 1"1
n sldo.
toy H.vmpliony nt the 1-Mr.st
aii oliuirli Mon'tliiy nnd Tutw
ility ovoiiliijfs , Mut'i'h 20 nntl ll. !
THI.Kdll.l I'llIV Illtllil'X ,
DomiMtlp.
( * t. Patrick's clay wax nencnilly observed In
all tlio lanru ellli-H of I IIP country yesterday.
Tlio Icunllly of the Now .lor.scy racing lillU
lll ho tested tn the Mipromn court of that
state
The Diamond SMiilo Hteol company of Dela
ware has iirotiKiit still ainlnst thoi Animus
I'UfH rnllwny fur-JlOO.OOOdnimiKOs.
- I'athor JiiiniM 'I' . Colfey lias liven iippolnlod
ylcnr Kcncrnlor St. l.o'uls In pluooof I'm her
Hrnily , doeoiisod , by Archbishop Kcnrlek.
The prospect for tlio early construction of
llio Packet lilno railway alomr llio Itio ( it-nude
from Laredo to Hrounsvllle , Tex. , Is Rood.
The lm\or housoof tlio Mlnnosota loxislaturo
has pUNsoii u hill provldlnit for thn hulldlmrof
anowifj.oon.oooeaplloloii tlio present .slto.
Senator HIM will visit Wellington next fall
nnd ddlvor nn address Ixtfoi-o llic numml
mooting of tlio ilPtniHTiitlc iwlely of that
Mill ! ' .
The drawl Hotel coiiitmny of Moxi.-o has
boon orirnnlzod In Now York for the purpose
of building n hotel In tlio City of Mexico. The
cnpltal slock Is H'00,000.
llm Ion C. Webster must serve Ills MMHPIIOO
of nineteen \i-iirs Imprisonment for killing
Clinrlos K. ( ioodwln tit the I'orclval Hats In
rsow i ork ever a yeiir n o.
( loorco llnidcn ( colored ) was found ( tullty In
ll Jllstlco court al Mexico , Mo. , yestorclnv of
MiKinnry tind as ordered sold ut pnnlle
uiii'tlon noxl Tui'ichiy aflornodii.
llroii'.oii ' llouatd of Clilnmo will hrlnR suit
for defaiiiiitlon of eliaiiich-r asialnst tlnxo
people who have declared Unit hl.s play ,
"Arl.HtorriiryVIIHII iilmjlail.sni.
A minor n.'iniod lloelimo purM | > ely exploded
ten pounds of dynainllo yetiloidiiy in an Iron
mine. In the llarz district , ( iornmnv. IIo and
six other miners were lorn lo atoms.
Contractor I'ranU Aisnew has astonished
llio World's fair directors by putting In n bill
forUHoiio for extras In tlic construction of
llio mannrnoloretV hiilldltiK nt I'lilcimo.
The Union I'aclllc fast mall train , eastlionncl ,
was wrecked at I'lodniuul sttitlon , Wyo.
yesterday. IW il Clerk It. ! ' . ( iuy.of Cheyenne -
onno as Ullled. The money loss Is ll lit.
Dan Sleveus , a well lncrvn local pugilist , of
Colnmlitis was shot nnd Killed last nlslit liy
Charles Ouoelm , a liarlomior. The murder
occuroil In a .saloon conducted by a local sport.
A metallic of tlio directors of tlio Nor ) hern
Par-Hie will bo held In Xw York on Til"-div :
next to consider a plan for fii'iillirx tliolloat-
IIIL' debt of the company , amounting to $7-
1)00,000.
The Jury In the ease of Ham Massey , colored ,
cliarRoil with assaulting Mrs. Kllxabuth Smith
at ISotiliam , Tex. , rotnrnod a vnrdlol asHossliiK
his penalty at death. Mrj. tinillli died .slnco
tin1 assault.
Tlio Clilnoso Six eornpanlo-iof San Krauclsco
iidniltlerl that llioy have criiinsolerl Chinamen
not tci comply wltli the r.'Is ! rat Ion Lnv. and
also that It Is t'lolr ' Intontlon to t > st the law's
constitutionality.
The cominltloo r > f railroad men to arr.itijro
World's fair rates met yosSerday In I'lile.iuo
nnd dlseusied llio subject. Krom llio < all ( In-
rlul orl In It Is now thought that till liopo for a
one-fare rale Is none.
Thn 4(1' ) employes of the Klba Iron works
of I'lllftbnrx , Pa. , have boon notlllecl of a KCM-
r-ral reduction In XV.'IKIM lo take oll'ect next
Monday. The plant lias b-en operated .slnco
last .Innv with nonunion men.
The American schooner IIllian Hyatt ftom
Chllllpof , Mo.x. , llli a caiyo of mahnKany ,
I'ebi'iiary , for Now Orleans , was lost during
a lieavy iiorllieiIn llio Hull'of MUNICH on
Match ' . Tin1 crow was saved.
The lower housu of ( ho Missouri lo lslaturo
yestoiday , under a susjieiislon of tlio iulc > .
passed the senat" bill to prevent bribery anrl
corruption In eleetlons. It Is similar In many
tc.spi'ct.s lo the New York law.
11 Is said that a receiver wi 1 ,0011 be ap
pointed for the iiidownicnl : society of the
Order of .Iniio at Hay City , Mich. It was or-
cani/od In Olilo two years ajio. Tbmrmbors
hero have paid in from } Htl to jrjj apiece.
.1. K. I'ation , oils and paints ; T. N. Molsnnr
Itoot and Hbo-i company , .Milwaukee Knitting
r'ompany , I'.urolca Pants companv , W. II. Miller
Tea comiuiiy and the A. ,1. Alfiort company ,
chemicals , of Milwaukee , \Vi.s. , were rlami''oil
by IIro yesterday afloriioun. Loss , $ lji,00l ) ,
fully covered by insurance.
The creditors of the Itodpath Itros. Manu-
facturliiK company of lloslon. Mass. , boots
and shoos , who were burned out last
Krlday , have advised the company to make an
assignment. The largest crodilors are satlslled
to allow the company to control the assets and
continue business anrl will extend the tlrm anew
now line of orcdlt.
The patent Milts brought by the KdKon
Kloctrle coinpiiny against the lloston Incan
descent Lamp company and the Ciormanla
Kloetrlc IJKht company , havo' lioon settled.
ly ) an aKroomont between the parties , decrees
were entered yesterday In the I'lilled States
court to the olroot that perpetual Injunctions
shall Issue against the defendants , restraining
thorn from miinnfiictut-ln the IiicaiidobCL'nt
lamps In dispute.
The Ajiiorlcan Tanners association 1ms boon
formed at lloston , At.ibs. , and all the arrange
ment ! ) perfected for the concentration of llio
bulk of solo leather In this country Into ono
management. There l.s llttlo doubt but that
Thomas K. Proctor of Ilostrm will ho the presi
dent. The members of the new corporation
have associated themselves to ctlior to Im
prove the quality of leather they produce and
to lessen llio expense of producing It.
Burglars entered tbo residence ) of Huron
Schroder , of Cheshire. Knglnml j-esterduy
evening , and got away with booty amounting
to ever $4.000.
A landslide on the Mountain division of tlio
Canadian I'uclllo , carried away a largo section
ot the track ami snow.shods ami burled twelve
men , two of whom were taken out dead.
Lord Salisbury was In bettor health yester
day and Mr. ( iludslono was so well recovered
that bo drove to the House of Commons ,
whore lie was received with cheers upon ap
pearing In the bouse.
At tbo Old llalloy yesterday , James Henry ,
Oranvllle Wright , Wflllani llobbsand Ueorgo
Non-man , were put on trial for frauds In con
nection with the Liberator Hulldln.society. ;
The accused pleaded not guilty.
See the celebrated Solnner pinno nt
Ford & Cliarltou Music ; Co. , loOrf Dodge
Dentil Itoll.
Nnw Yonic , March 17. Charles Gordon
Saxe , only surviving son of the late .lonn G.
Saxc , died hero last night of pneumonia.
GAI.ENA , 111. , March 17. Captain
Daniel S , Harris the oldest surviv
ing settler of Illinois and a soldier
of the Black Hawk war , and u vet-
Miss Edna , Kyle
Chamberlain , Boutli Dakota ,
Works Like Magic
Rheumatism-Internal Pains nnd
Aches-Perfectly Cured
" I must say that Hood's Sarsaparllla works
like mnRlc. I have for two years been very
seriously troubled with rheumatism , suffering
Intense pains and aches. I tried all the rcmo-
dies I coulil get , but all failed , until , having
heard so much about Hood's Sarsaparllla , I
thought I would try it , The very first bottle
did me a great deul of good , and I thought I
aunt contlaue. I have been using
Hood's Sarsaparilla
regularly , and am now mivellnmnrone. "
Miss KI > NA KVI.K , C'tombcrlttln , Boutli Dakota.
Hood'a Pills euro llrer IIM , constipation ,
bllloiuneia , jaundice , sick headache ,
'ran ntivunlwat man , itlml thla mornliifr aped
RI : Hocanm to ( JiUfim In IN-M and operated
ho ilr.it llnoof steamers between Galena nnd
n. I'liul. Two weens HBO he was allowed
iw first pension under the law pnnMonliitf
MIdlt > r of the niaclc Hawk war.
ST. Ci.Aiit Mich. , March -Oviicr.it
Simon Brown , who pirlclpitod : tn seventy-
wo ennnKoments diirln ? the wnrof the re
bellion en the union sldo , died hero. niod 81.
( 'might Two Wanted Mm ,
Detective * Savajje and Dempsey last even-
lift ! no ted two men named Archie Hoffman
indV. . \V. Kaymoml. alias ICnox. They are
n-convlcts and nro wanled nt St. Cloud ,
dlnn. A reward of 5100 was offered for
heir capture. The Minnesota nntliorittos
vlll bo notified.
Tarllf Itrfnrm In Caniidn llrfrntoil
OITAWA , Out. . March U. A resolution
alllmt for a reform of the tariff was de
feated In the house til to llrt.
Jg superior to nil oilier preparations
claiming to b ? blood-purifiers. First
of all , Ill-pause HIP principal ingredi
ent nsod in it is tl > r extract of K H-
uinc Ilomlnraq sarsaparilla root , tlio
variety rJcln-st in mcilli'lnal proper-
h ticaAlso1)R ) -
i
CUISL.thoypl. !
low docl ; , beiiijj raised expressly for
the Company , is always fresh and
of the very bust hind. With equal
discrimination anil care , each of the
other ingredients are selected and
compounded. It Is
because it is always the same in ap
pearance , flavor , and effect , and , be
ing highly concentrated , only small
doses are needed. It is , therefore ,
the most economical blood-purifier
in existence. It
makes food nour
SCROFULA ishing , work picas-
tut , nk-ep refresh
ing , and life enjoyable. It searches
out all impurities in the system and
expels them harmlessly by the natu
ral channels. A VISITS Sarsaparilla
gives elasticity to the step , and im
parts to the aged and infirm , re
newed health , strength , and vitnlity.
by Iir. J P. Aver Jtr"o.I.owc'll. Masa.
Bold bynllnrugi-l.ita ; I'ricoS' , U bottles # 5.
Cures others , will cure YOU
cimap.
If Dr. Sclioiiol ; s tri.itinent un 1 euro of Con
sumption woio xoiiiothnir now nnd iinlrlui.
people inlclil doubt ; but wlisit Iris provoi It
self through a toenrJ HI old us our Kr.inJ f.itn-
ors , inu-insjiKt wlisint H
A Specific for Consumption
uil for all dlsonHon of thu Iiiumi No iruat-
mcnttn the world can pliico so nmny uormn-
nont etireti of Consiiinutlon to Ita c rod It , ua Dr.
aclioneU's. Notlilnjt In Nnturo nets soillrcotly
nnd effectively on tlio Inns ; momlir.iuos and
tissues , nnd so ciuickly rtlsposoi of tulnircloi.
Cdiuostlon. Inllaniiiirit.oii , onl.ls , coughs uiul
nil the scods of Cuiisiiniptlon ns
Dr. Sehenek's Pulmojiis Syrup
Whan nllcUo fails it coinos toino rescue. Not
until It falls , and only after faithful trial.
When uny ono despond , li his DroiiKht thu
hopnlnsa In llfu un I henlth. It has turned the
dospnlr of ton thousand homos into joy. It
Is dolni It now. It will cnnllnuo tn do It
tlirouiliout tno asos. Dr. Keh-nnk't I'mctlctil
Treatise nn Cnniuiipttiin , Ijleer < tn I fitnin icli IJli-
cases mailed free tn nil ( ) ) ) ! ( < ( .
Dr. J. It. Sclitnch < l' Son. I'lUhiMiMn .
A toll.1 Kxtrnct of Hoof Is moro Kcnn-
on.lcnl Hum a llciu'd. foriliusrenFon
Hint ItlHcuneentrnlcil.ntiil lii.iisi-ko. .
erg " 111 Mini II much clienror tu *
BUY
COMPANY'S
Estract of Beef
R Bollil.coneenlrixtcil oxtract.frno from
fnt nnd fi'lntlll or any forultiii mit-
ttnnce and dUholvo It lUciuuulvoii.
TUB
conulno tsl on the jar
has thU " In bUe.
TREATMENT ,
I'OK ALL
Chronic , Nervous ,
Private and
Special Diseases.
! . ' > yonrs oxperlonco.
Treated nt J.'iOfl n month
und nil modlulnos
furnlsliod.
All Other Troubles Treated at
Reasonable Charges.
CONSULTATION FREE ,
Call on or address
DR. SEYMOUR YUTNAM ,
DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEB
Teeth uxtrui'tP S < n inornlnK
Now onot Iniuru-U aftnr eon
aniodar IVrfect fit
3rd Floor ,
Puxtou Bloolt.
lUUiniiilFaiiiam Stroots.
Klaratoron Itilti tit. Tvlophonu tOSV
IIUINO TIMH WITH VOU
I.s. . uiii'ttarroitv. OMAHA ,
Capital $100,000
Surplus . . . . . . ' ' $05 000
oae ri nd llrector llonrr W. V i , nr > il 111
H. C.C'uiblui , Tlaa pratldtai ; O. rt. JUjtloi. . / . V
ilorie. Jotiu rt. Culllai J , N. IL P lrla < > difli i
Uttrt , coibler.
coibler.THE
THE IK ON BANIC.
ST. JACOBS OIL
IS AN
HONEST REMEDY.
IT DOES WHAT
DO.'T ' SAYS
IT CAN DO.
IT DOES CURE ,
IT HAS CURED THE WORST
: = > n : asr. ,
AND THE PAIN
AMUSEMENTS.
BOYD'S SOTHERN.
March II and 18
SATUHDAY MUlNEt.
E. H. SOTHERW
( FIRST TIME HERS.
IN ins M.-.W 'iiium A < r cnMiiY :
CAPT.
KHPa B pQ % \ rpa * cycfi cH ii 3
ET TAR BLAIR
I V MISS MMiiil'KltlTK MI'U NOTON.
From the LYCEUM THEAT E , N. Y.
I'ndor the iminairom 'lit of
MR. DAftHEL FKOMMAN.
S'onts nro now on anln nt itio C"i Uinliix
| > rlct > : P.irijmit. tl LO : tlrnt ihr < > ruin In
ciivlo , H.o. I ist cv"i town I i Hrpi , ' 1 1 01 tlrat two
rowi in h.tlii > ny , fl oi. n-uiwi i nti in bs coiijr.
if > p ; unit Mvor TB In tmlfunr. .Me.
"
< HCT A
. SI.AT I
MntiliL'o Vt'rdiiosilnv.
DENMAN THOMPSON'S
Toio'TiitoJ I'liiy ,
THE OLD
HOMESTEAD
Which hus boon autly styled
A Play. A So . A Sermon. A Benediction
Company Same as Last Season.
S'o.iHlil lie nut on siilo Siitnrdiiy inornlnt
nt the follow Inu" pr.ni's ; I'lMt lloor5Jc , 7'ia uml
Jt.O'li balcony " > 0u und 75u.
FMsffl Si. THEflf ER > 5iMr
lilt * , -Tn' . il > i' , , > Oi' nntl 7."i' .
Sl'Kl'IAU KNiiUI Me. NT.
TO-NIGHT.
Mutiiico Saturday.
M , CHARLES HAHFORD ,
With tlio llcolli Il.urolt Si'cnlf I'roiluctiuii of
Julius
Mr. llniifovd n.s Mare Antony.
SaturtlayNi , ino0 INGODDTAB
No ndvunco In lrl o
FliRNAM S
I5o. 25c 35o , QOoancI 75c.
nil WlfK Iioiriiiiiins iirvr in
v\\mM \ \ iMnpu
HLL HCLIMttinou \ : IICAl oUilU'lI ' , HHllUll It ) .
SVTISS ROSABEL IVTORtllSON.
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"THE DAH8ER SI8NAL , "
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BIJOU THEATRE.
A1.I. TIIH WH15K.
FUGITIVE.
- AM ) Till : -
EDCERTON SISTtR'S W1ETEOR CO.
Kvcir Inily vlrllor rcertvos IHO tollJ Bilrcr mctiil
ti'anpuuiis 39 n soiivonlr.
I'OI'UI.AIt 1'ltlCUil , 20 AM ) , ' ! ! ) CUNTS.
The Uninlui and Chicago Short Line
of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. 1'aul
Uy. , was opened for freight , and passen
ger tralllo. It these ton short years the
"MilwnuUco" ns it in niroetiooiitoly
termed , by its patrons , hits tnlcon
front runic nmongpt its older compet
itors , and to-day stands unrivnlnd for
speed , comfort uncl safety. Hero Is
a map showing its short line be
tween Omaha , Council JJlull's and Chi-
capo , ever which rum Iho llncst Equip
ped Electric Lighted Sloam Ilontod
Vestibnlcd Trains with Magnlflcont
Dining Cur service onrouto , R A. Nnah
is the Gunnrnl Agent nnd Uio Oinnhu
City Ticket Ollico is nt No. 1601 Fur-
nain St. ,
Arehiteets ,
Surveyors ,
Contractors
Wcliiivu a full supply of
rnatlcal jpstrwrneptBj
papers , T-yaclpg ClotV > |
pocJs , GhalpSj Ucv-
o , Squares' IHus-
tratcd Catiiloytic free.
114 South 15th Streat ,
to lJostoTfiGo.
Omaha's Newest Hotel
COR. I2TH AMD HQWAR3 SFJ ,
( OHooiui olIV'J'J ' pur clur.
tOIleorai with Until nt $1.9) par Iir.
10 lloouu with Until nt. H - > 1 to 1 1 S ) i M > /
AUGUST
.Mudorn III ivprv : Ittunect.
Niiwly I'liinUlii
C. S. ERB. Prop.
Tlio nly liotul In the O'ty with hot nntl oo' &
water und HIO.IIII no it In ovor/ u n
Tulileiiml dlnin/ room ILTV.L'O nus iriiti'j.l | :
RATES $2. DO TO $4.00.
Snuclal rates on uppllu.itlou.
B. SILLOV/AY , Prop.
IlERIi'S THE WAY BCT
It 11 mod toouro voii-apnoo.
IfHb. puro. pious inUIIUKATll-
1NO troatmunt. The womlur-
fill , bwlft. HI KICl'lth : fur
rouKlio , C'aturrli llronoliltii. !
AKthn.n , Consumption , Head-
iisho ( sick or norvinis ; , , Nor-
.voiu I'rcikiriktloii llrlht , rluli
blixxl ! Nowonorxy' Kl.istlo
itppl In fuct. n now u'irhoii. IMI.Mrt
( Jxyci'ii llonk" nnd t trial * UGNKIIAT lit
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SPKCIl'lU OXVOEN CO. ,
SuituftlUa notaUy , OuiaU *
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