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TIE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
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THE WORLD AT LARGE,
Bummary of tho Daily Nowo.
WAHHINOTON' NOTKS.
Rr.Aii Aimihat. 1L W. Meaiik, U. S.
N., retired, died at a private Huniturimn
at Washington on tho 4th from tin op
eration performed for appendicitis.
Tub universal postal eongrehs began
Its Hcssion at Washington on the fith,
about f5 countries being represented.
It is expected that tho work of tho con
gress will take about six weeks. Post-imuster-lioneral
Gary delivered tho ad
dress of welcome. Hon. llaehellor
United Stales delegate, was unani
mously chosen president.
Tnr: president on tho fith nominated
W. II. II. Clayton, of Arkansas, judge
of tho federal court for the Central
district of Indian territory.
Ilnv. Sir.AH IWyhhh, of Simpson coun
ty, IMiss., has beon sent to Washington
to look after tho bill to pension ex
filaves. Ho is Indorsed by tho colored
peoplo and tho colored press of tho
Bouth and proposes to state his busi
ness before congress.
It was positively announced on tho
ifith at Washington that ox-Congressman
Aldrich, of Illinois, is slated for
consul-general to Havana.
An order prohibiting a pension
claimant; whoso claim has been adjudi
cated either favorably or unfavorably,
'from filing papers for its reconsidera
tion if disallowed or for an Increase if
'pension has been issued until one year
irom tho date of the previous consider
ntion of tho case, is contemplated by
tho commissioner of pensions and may
'be Issued t,oon.
, Tilic Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
railway has practically won its fight
'for tho right to construct a ship canal
from Sabino pass to Port Arthur. Sec
retary Alger decided that while he
would issue no order granting tho com
pany tho right to dig tho canal above
(tho pass, he would interpose no objec
tion. UuiTAi.o Joxrs, of Oklahoma, has
made tho Interior department a propo
sition to corral tho remnant of tho
mighty herd of American bison in tho
lYollowstono national park. Mr. Jones
stated that the superintendent of tho
park has abandoned all hope of pre
serving a single specimen.
IIi'.NJtY A. Hoiii.NsoN, of Michigan,
tho statistician of tho agricultural de
partment at Washington, has tendered
Ills resignation and Mr. John Hyde, of
INobroska, has been appointed to auc
cccd him.
Inbtkugtions luivo been issued by
itho commissioner of tho general land
ofllco to registers and receivers of tho
Various United States land ofllccs that
hoincstend settlers on all ceded Indian
xesorvatlons are granted an extension
of one year in which to make tho pay
ments provided by law.
Piu:sii)KNT McKin'i.kv has intimated
ito tho directors of tho Nashvillo ex
position that ho will accept no Invita
tions taking him "from Washington
until after tho disposal of tho tariff
bill.
ir.Ni;uAr. nkws.
NoiiA Hoiinkmann, aged 14, dro :d
herself in tho lake at Dnluth, Minn.
Sho had complained to a neighbor that
ihIio could do nothing to please her step
mother and was whipped without
treason. Marks on tho body, which wuh
(recovered, showed that sho had been
whipped and an inquest was started.
Poison was put in ji spring near
Fikevlllo, Ky., and as a result live per
sons have died and five more were rc
,ported dying.
E. Kki.i.oo.0 Braou, a retired capital
list at Chicago whoso fortune is esti
mated at over 31, 500,000, committed
ifculcido by shooting in his bathroom.
'Despondency over ill health was sup
posed to have- been tho causo.
Tun engine, tender and baggage car
tof the limited express on tho A., T. &
16. Fo railway just east of Lamar, Col.,
plunged into tho stream that had be
icome swollen from a cloudburst. Tho
engineer was burled under tho engine
.and two tramps wero fatally hurt. No
.passengers wero injured.
Tjik business failures In tho United
States for the week ended tho 7th wero
lww, w . vw .... ..uw u a iujui l
iugainst J07 in tho corresponding wook
llast year.
Stimulated by tho success which at
tended last season's experiments with
sugar boots in tho Pecos valley tho
.-armors of Now Mexico have gono ox
tensivoly into beet culturo this spring,
Ithousands of acres of Irrigated luud
Leng seeded.
A BKNSATio.VATi shooting affray, in
which a woman shot and seriously
wounded four men, occurred at Lowell,
Ark., on tho 0th. Tho shooting was
done by Mrs. IJuerling and was tho re
sult of religious excitement, caused by
a series of "holiness meetings" in tho
neighborhood. Tho men wanted to
run tho women holding tho meetings
out of the county.
An order of the district court to open
a street in Auburn, Neb., wa appealed
and the mayor ordered the town mar
shal nnd street commissioner to remove
the wlro fen ecu inclouing the street
and the property owncra had the three
city olllcers arrested for destroying
private property. The olllcers refused
to give bond and said they would re
main in jail until tho court convened
in June.
A rur.roiiT train was wrecked near
Mount Vernon, 111., and 18 cars ditched.
Most of them were broken into kind
ling wood. Three cars wero loaded
with whisky and one with poultry.
Tho whisky escaped and filled tho gul
lies and the poultry imbibed freely and
all got intoxicated.
At tho second day of the national
turnfest at St. Louis on tho 7th tho
forenoon was taken up with class com
petition of tho "actives," fully 51,01)0
turners being on the field at one time.
In the afternoon mass exercises by tho
St, Louis juniors and by ladies' classes
in swinging clubs took place. In the
evening speeches and musical num
bers wero given at the exposition hall.
A Ukw.in dispatch of tho 7th said
that tho king of Greece had formally
asked for tho mediation of the emperor
of Kussia in tho war between Greece
and Turkey.
In a thunderstorm nt San Antonio,
Tex., Kobert Dannenbergcr and wife
wero killed while working in a field
and Wesley Hairs, a negro, was struck
dead under a tree.
With a box containing 200 pounds of
dynamite on flro ten feet away from
mm, John Thomas, tho boy who runs
tho compressed air hoisting engine in
tho Tamarack mine, near Houghton,
Mich., stuck to his post and saved the
lives of tho men at work in tho mine
by his bravery. Ten seconds after ho
had hoisted the men to the level the
dynamite- exploded.
Tin: Interior of the largo cold storage
warehouso of tho Merchants' Kefrlger
ator Co. at New York was completely
destroyed by flro on tho 0th. The loss
will probably amount to more than
8500,000. Thirty or more firemen who
entered the basement whero tho flro
started wero overcomo bv smoke and
one died in an ambulance on the way
to a hospital.
Tun first caso of prostration from
tho heat this season occurred at Chi
cago on tho Oth. Chnrlns VIlnn ..
milk wagon driver, fell into the street
unconscious. Tho weather bureau
thermometer registered 80 degrees
during tho day. On tho streets it was
three to five degrees warmor.
MnMHKU8of the Chicago and Milwau
kee Peer Brewers' associations will
combine to fight tho proposed increased
tax on beer In tho tariff bill.
Tjik south and west grain and trade
congress got through with its business
on tho Oth at Kansas City, Mo., and ad
journed to meet in Tampa, Fin., In
180S. Tho resolutions demanded equit
able rates of transportation between
carrier and shipper, tho improvement
of tho Mississippi river and other water
courses, indorsed tho Nicaragua panal,
favored the-Torrey bankruptcy bill, tho
promotion of tho consumption of our
food products abroad and aid rendered
to tho Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
railroad.
Tun London afternoon papers wero
bitter at tho rejeetion of the arbitra
tion treaty by the United States sen
ate. Cot Oustavk O. Paiist, first vice
president of tho Pabst Brewing Co., of
Milwaukee, is authority for tho state
ment that ho Is to marry Miss Hulda
Lemp, daughter of William J. Lemp,
tho millionaire brewer of St. Louis.
Four years ago Col. Pabst married
Margaret Mather, tho actress, who
publicly horsewhipped him, and tho
eouplo wero divorced.
Bki'ohts from many towns in south
western Michigan said that an earth
quake shock was recently felt for sov
cral beconds. At Holland tho front
of a brick building fell into the streot.
Owino to an epidemic of riuderpest
among tho cattle of South Africa thoro
is an unprecedented demand from that
country for American mules and cattle.
A MOVKMr.NT is on foot at Melbourne,
Australia, to sond 'J0.000 sheep and 5,
000 steers to England for tho dinner to
uio juonuon poor which tho princess of
Wales Is promoting for the celebration
of tho queen's diamond jubilee on Juno
JJ'J.
JosniMt Til. Duni.oi'. publisher of tho
Chicago Dispatch, was taken to tho
Joliot penitentiary on tho 4th to begin
his two years' seutenco for sending ob
scene literature through tho mails.
A Douiu.n, and what may yet provo
a quadruplo murder occurred at tho
farm homo of Alexander Harris, who
resided hi tho township of Waukesha,
Wis. Tho victims were Mr. Harris, his
wife, hired girl and hired man. Tho
crime was committed, it was supposed,
by a farm hand named William Pouch,
who had been sheltered by tho .armor
over night.
Born houses of tho Iowa legislature
passed a resolution making tho wild
rose the official fiower of tho state.
Lim.n Gin Stri'iirnh, tho two-year-old
son of W. II. Stephens, a farmor re
siding near Farmlugdale, 111., fell into
ii cornstalk- lire on tho farm and was
burned to death.
A TMSt'ATCir of tho Oth said that
Greece had made a written application
to the powers, through their repre
sentatives at Athens, with a view of
obtaining mediation.
Mils. Joseph Oiikkn, an aged woman
in Waukcgan, 111., fell asleep inachalr
while smoking her pipe and a spark
sot her clothing on fire and she was
burned to death.
The Mallory line steamer Lcona left
her pier at New York, bound for Gul-
veston, took fire at sea and put back,
arriving with 10 corpses on board, 13
steerage passengers and three of tho
crew, who had Buccumbod to tho flames.
Oscai: Williams, a negro Baptist
preacher living near Elba, Ala., took
his young son, Isaac, into the woods.
Some people hearing screams, rushed
Into the thicket nnd they found tho
boy strapped to a log and his father
standing over him with a bloody knife.
The boy died soon after, the old man
having cut tho child's throat. Wil
liams said tho Lord hud commanded
the sacrifice.
Fjiukman C. GAitDNnn, a carpenter,
shot Ida .Miller at a hotel In Chicago
and then shot himself. Both will die.
Jealousy was the cause of the tragedy.
Woitn has been received at Guthrie,
Ok., from Washington that the Wichita
reservation will bo opened to settle
ment by September 1. There will bo
homes for '5,000 or 4,000 people, in addi
tion to tho towns that will spring up.
A n UMitKii of girls at Wellesley (Mass.)
college have been expelled by the au
thorities for alcoholic and narcotic in
dulgences. The names were keptquiet.
a. in. uuiu ui ijuurcn TuoKor at Lau
rens, S. C, was burned and four chil
dren were cremated. The father and
mother had gono fishing.
A coitUKHi-oNDRNT at Constantinople
learns from a circular addressed by tho
Sheikh-ul-Islam to tho imnns that a
sacred edict is being prepared for a
holy war.
Information reached Key West, Fla.,
from Cuba that Gomez will soon be in
Havana province, when ii hard blow
was expected to bo struck by the in
Hurgent forces. Tho commander-in-chief
had passed into Matanzas prov
ince and was marching toward tho
capital.
"""" wwMiH, coiorea convict In
tho state prison at Michigan City, Ind.,
was hanged shortly after midnight of
the Cth for the murder of a fellow-convict
who had testified against him in a
trial.
A distinct shock of earthquake was
felt the other evening at Elko, Willis
ton, Blnckvillo and Vnirnnr riu i,.
Barnwell county, S. C. A rumbling
noise accompanied it
Wii.t.iam Biiyan, a supposed cousin
of the Nebraska orator, was murdered
and robbed near Cando, N. D.
Wiiii.n Misses Katie and Mattio
Steele, sisters, and Andrew Brogar
wero returning in a skiff from a party
to their home, near Bardwell, Ky., tho
craft was overturned in the Missis
sippi river. The sisters were drowned,
but Brogar escaped.
A statuh to Gen. John A. Logan
will bo unveiled at tho lake front at
Chicago on July 'JO.
i ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
A i.kttkh from Stuart to a business
associate was received in Dallas, Tex.,
tho other day in which Stuart says tho
pictures of the Carson City fight be
tween Corbott and Fitzsimmons taken
by tho verascopo aro perfect. They
will bo read for exhibition in New
York city by June 10 or 15.
Thhrk children, Eduardo, Gabriel
and Manuel Padllla, wore recently
burned to death at Fairbank, Ariz.
Tho parents had gono to a dance near
by, locking tho door on tho sleeping
children. It is believed a lighted lamp
exploded.
Chaiuman Dinoi.kv is reported to
have said that if tho tariff bill pro
duced any surplus revenue it could bo
used to redeem tho greenbacks.
Tjik president has nominated Frank
D. Healoy to bo register of tho land
olllco at Woodward, Ok.
Two masked robbers at ono o'clock
on the morning of tho 10th entered tho
home of Father Joseph Flachc, tho
Catholic priest at Dyer, Ind., and
struck tho cook on tho head, inflicting
dangerous tvounds. Tho priest at
tempted to shoot, but his revolver
failed to work, and ho was roughly
handled. Tho house was ransacked.
Tun Chicago board of trade has
voted to discontinue tho uso of No. 3
spring wheat as a contract trade, thus
leaving only two contract grades of
wheat for future delivery, No. 1 north
ern spring and No. 2 red winter.
The 20-round bout between .Ton
Choynski, of California, and "Denver"
Ed Smith at Now York on tho 10th
was cut short by tho referee, Avho
stopped tho bout in tho fourth round,
owing to tho foul tactics of Smith.
Tho fight was awarded' to Choynski.
Tun United States supremo court has
denied tho petition for a rohearing in
tho Transmissouri Freight association
case.
In tho United States supremo court
on tho 10th tho Boll Telephone Co. won
tho caso brought against it by tho
United States to annul the last Ber
liner patent. This decision will have
tho effect of continuing the control of
tho telephone business by tho Bell
company for 17 years from' the date of
tho last patent, which was grunted in
1801.
Tun senate on the 10th debated tho
Morgan Cuban resolution. Mr. Vest's
resolution for an investigation into tho
sausos of tho Mississippi floods was
agreed to. Tho house eonslderr tho
benato amendments to the sundry civil
appropriation bill.
Defying nis llliliop.
The most extraordinary story comes
from Norfolk, which seems to show
that clerical domination is resisted In
unexpected quarters. Tho facts aro
these: Tho bishop of Norwich, attend
ing the usual confirmation at Corlcs
ton, noticed lighted candles on the
altar, and asked the vicar to remove
them. He llatly declined, alleging that
he had a perfect right to do what he
liked in the matter In his own church.
The bishop then tried the church
wardens and bade them remove the
lights. They declined, however, and
declared themselves on the side of tho
vicar. This gentleman then took a
very bold step, for, taking out his
watch, he gave the bishop just one
minute in which to decide what to do.
Finally, the bishop, for tho sake of
peace, gave way, and while continuing
the service, contented himself by re
fusing to join In tho subsequent proces
sion. Wo do not know whether the
law Is on the side of the vicar or the
bishop, but in any caso the vicar's ulti
matum seems to have been enforced
too theatrically to make it aught but
offensive. Surely a better method
could have been found of teaching the
bishop to "know his place." West
minster Gazette.
l'mlly Enough.
Determination accomplishes a good
deal, and the student in the following
Incident, taken from an exchange, was
determined to reply.
"Mr. Gibbons," said the teacher of
the class in rhetoric, "point out the
absurdity in this figure of speech: 'At
this time tho Emperor Frederick
hatched out a scheme,' etc."
"It seems to mo all right," replied
the young man, after some reflection.
"It does? Explain, if you please,
how he could have 'hatched out a
scheme.'"
"Well, he might have had his mind
set on it." Youth's Companion.
No-To-Huc for Fifty CcmUm.
Over 400,000cured. Why notlctNo-To-Bnc
regulate or icmovc your desire tor tobacco?
Saves money, innkes health and manhood.
Lure guaranteed, 50e nnd S1.00, nil druggists.
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t Love, when true, faithful nnd well-fixed,
is eminently the sanctifying element of
human lifc.-N. Y. Weekly.
Years of rhcmnatiri-,1 have ended with
cure by St. Jacobs Oil. Cures pi omptly,
Some men need a good ronatin?, hut they
nre such good fightcra tlint no one will give
it to them. Atchison Globe.
The pain of scinticn is cruel. The euro
by St. Jacobd Oil is bure. It penetrates.
Bed is a bundle of paradoxes; we go to it
n-ith reluctance, yet we quit it with regret.
N. Y. Weekly.
Just try a 10c box of Cnscarcts candy ca
thartiCjfinest livcrandbowcl regulator made.
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When a mnn gets bc.it in a gome of cardB
c always tells how he is out of practice.
Washington Democrat.
It may come last, hut St. Jncohs Oil U the
best to cuic sprains. It ought to be firtt.
Some people are proud became they once
nnd a lot of money and squandered it.
Washington Democrat.
THE GENERAL MARKETS.
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Fancy pralrlo 0 50
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HUTTEIt-Cholco creamery ... .
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ST. LOUIS.
CATTLE Natlvo and shipping
Tcxans
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FLOUH-Cholco
WHEAT No. a. red
CORN No. a mixed
OATS-No. a mixed
HYE No. a
JJUTTEK-Creomery
LARD Western mess
PORK
CHICAGO.
CATTLE-Commcn to prime. ..
HOQS Packing n'jd shipping..
SHEEP-Falrtociolco
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A nnn?cronn Iielhnrpry.
The forerunner of a train of evils, which
too often culminate fatnlly, ia innctivjty oi
lethargy of the kidneys. Not only is Hright't
disense, dinbetcs. gravel, or some other dan
gerous integral disease of the organs tktin
clvea to be apprehended, but dropsical
diffusions from the blood, rheumatism and
gout, are all traceable to the non-removal
fiom the blood by the kidneys of certain im
purities. Hostcttcr's Stomach Hitters de
purates the blood, renders, the kidneys ac
tive and prevents their disease.
Not to be provoked is best; but, if moved,
never correct till the fume is upent; for
every stroke our fury stiikes is sure to bit
ourselves at lnut. N. Y. Weekly.
"Star Tobacco."
Aa you chew tobacco for pleasure, tiso-
Dtnr. 11 IS J1U1 UHiy uiu urai, uuu mu uiuo4
lasting, nnd therefore the cheapest.
First Neighbor (proudly) "My daughtcs
is learning the violin." Second Ditto (sad-ly)-"So
I hear." Fun.
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If stiff and sore, St. Jacobs Oil will euro
you. Won't Iohc n day. The cure ia sure.
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Anything first-class is hard to equal.
Washington Democrat.
Cascarcta stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gnpc, 10c.
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t Savine does not make nearly everybody
rich. Washington Democrat.
Any ache, from toothache td backache,
St. Jacobs Oil will cure.
Not all the great bluffers are poker play
ers. Atchison Globe.
It is said we pay the
iven us. N. Y. Weekly.
most for what is
Blood Poison
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Confined our son to his bed for fivo months.
Tho diseaso left him an object of pity and a
great sufTcrcr. IIo was covered with
blotches and tho burning nnd Itching wero
terrlblo to bear. A lady told us to try
Hood's Sarsaparllla. Ho began taking it
and soon Improved. After taking a few
bottles ho was entirely cured." B. C.
Boylau, East Leroy, Mich. Got only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Tho best In fact tho Ono True Blood Purifier.
Hnrr!,c DJllc aro tho only pills to taka
11UUU & tr 1 1 Ii wnh Hood's Sarsaparllla.
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and health making
are included in the
making of HIRES
Rootbccr. The prepa
ration of this ercat tem
perance drink is an event
of importance in a million
well regulated homes.
HIRES
Rootbeer
is full of good health.
Invigorating, appetiz
ing, satisfying. Put
some up to-day and
have it ready to put
down whenever you're
thirsty.
Made only by The
Charles E. Hires Co.,.
Philadelphia. A pack
age makes 5 gallons.
Sold everywhere.
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A-head of Pearline ?
Never! Not a bit of it! That is
out of the question. Probably not
one or tne many washing-powders
that have been made to imitate
Pearline would claim to excel it
any way. All thev ask is to be?
considered "the same as" or "as
trood as " Pearline. But they're:
" not even that. Pearline is to
day, just as it has been from the
first, the best thine in the world
for every kind of washing and cleaning
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