The Nebraska independent. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1896-1902, August 19, 1897, Page 5, Image 5
August 19, 1897. THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT. S JlkaJZI2sW sWifte he's ! "The Hub" still W ill k 9 f r - I Now is the time to buy your winter clothing. THE V UB, Great Mail-Order Clothing House, 104-106 North Tenth Street, - LINCOLN, NJII, JERRY SIMPSON COMINO, Writ that He Cannot Refuse to Attend tbe Big Convtntion, There is no Jojik'T any doubt that Jerry KlmpNon will bo In Lincoln at the state convention Hopbr-uiow 1. Cbuir man J. II. KtJiiiwteu ban been tiroleM In bin effort to Kt the famous Kansas con grewttnan to come, and ban been eiiccns. ful, Mr. O. W. JIiiJf, manner of Jerry Hlmpson'a political campaign in now in Lincoln on the stuff of th Ihuk PKNIjknt. It wu with bit assistance that Mr. HimpHon wan in-cured. He ba rewlvnd the followinir letter: Mttiiimie mmk. Ka. Aur. Jfl, 1807. 0. W, llend'M, Lincoln, Neb. -M Ih?ar Ilciiibx": I have concluded to strain a point and come to the Nebraska stnt convention on th lot of Kepternber, I do till because tin re are no mun.r good fellow there tbat 1 cannot refuse, no matter what the mitt. Writ rna the bent route to come, Yours truly, Jrnnv Himpsox, Owing to th larga attendance of del. gates the county central committee baa decided to change the place of meeting ol the Democratic county convention to the Y. M. C. A. building, Thirteenth and A street, Lincoln, 3eb In place of Fife. Kerala null as belore announced, imn ocratN may get their ticket by calling at the Democratic headquarter. 111 North Ninth street, the morning of the convention. Jim. auxaiun, Chairman. I.KB W. ICllWAIillM. Kec. Pro Tern. Tho Democratic county central cotn mittwi Im called to meet at Democratic heHdiiunrlere, 1 11 North Ninth stnwt. Lincoln, Nub,, Kntinday, August 21, nt 1 p. m., for the truiiMuution ol important buslines. A lull at teiKjimce is ai-mred. Jan. Manaiiax, Chairman. I.KK W. KllWAKHN, Hec. Pro Tem. Mr. F, I', I'arieh who was nominated lor county enieriiitenilent two yearn ngo Im a cundidate lor the eamn position title fall. He lean old teacher of thin count r and a graduate of Lincoln Nor mal University nnd thoroughly ao (iininted with the need of our school. He Ito an extensive acquaintance throughout the county having taught In eeveral ilinerent precincts. lr. Parish wouni tiwue an active ami nggremuve campaign and would be a strong cundi data More the Mople, The I'miHc railrond swiudle, not hav- lug leen carried out during the eesnion ol congress, I now being puhid Ihrough tliwvarioue depart tnenla at U'tthiiig ton, Thureton of Nebrntika, and Ki- 1 ver nor 1 lower ol New J oi k, ure the leHdi re In that stuiwtulous scheme d robbery. THE MARKETS ea.as Ittjr tirala aa4 live Slash. tUrd Wh.st Ut$At ill l i 4tU Ui v.si.itUr's tl.Miiia n4 Uat Hll IIIM "H Ht. ?ri Ulr dm A Soil Ml til 4 t tbubl Itr4tv nt IUl4 WMttN t. iH : N S. So-Vl W 4, TTei rt4, lie m 114J4, tie, Still W4i-N. 4. ,c, M4 S, Nil ., lrvlt. I'M ant wkt N. i 1 iK i n a iMt i. . , N I, Ji to, M 4 UmiM T. a till 1 ttt n -Mj, a Nt 4, HI ,u l'u - h . lsi N' . ifc.i N- 4 mu l,t ) & ttj It H 4 t- I N- i ii Jk. N I, lutici M 4 Hit t'irwi i Iw t m lb 4kft tltt-I !. Nk t, 4I4, l l 4 tkuii u t h t, t tai n I4llt lU II 'Ml, t4l4 Till lhlM r4 J !'... tf4i iMwtik 4ltl I 'e '.!. tt ! , -, i'rtA it4 Tilt a4iii ! 4 t 4 wr ii .r. ... ii.i t hi, ktf4 4,tA f U4lriU 4I lt4Vl(l 44(4 441 IM 44 ft 41 Ik4 44 ,1 11 111 1 iti ill mt t i t I tt 04 tl t.l .,. I . !' I It4tl Ik ll.J Ii i4l4 till 11 ighf! an an rolls over Ne- braska prairies with Suit and Clothing bargains unsurpassed by any Clothing house in the land. Our Fall Catalogue is now out and you can have a copy by sending your address. It will post you on prices and show you the latest styles in Men's and 1 Joys' Cloth Men's upwards. extra quality flit wool suits at 4.00 and Hats, Shoes, Shirts, and every thing worn by men at prices which can never bo duplicated under the new Dingley tariff. 1 li Ormtte4t T All Tr, An induetrial combination onaiernle which will mark an aiKMsb in centralieo' tion I promfeed in the near future, Ac cording to Htock Kxchange goeelp the following corporation are mentioned a likely eoon to merge tbeir Identity into one colloeeal whole, Ktandard Oil tympany, ('filled Htale leather tompany. American Hngir l(e fining Company, National Jd Compa ny, United Htate ItubW Company, americun loinu-m i;ompany, American ppirit Manuiacturiug tympany, Amer iciia iOiton t;n uompauy, ew York, Chicago and liay Htate (Jo Company, Total capital, t.VL'.OOO.OOO. To tin amount of capital etock tnnut be added the verlotiH eum repreeented uy bond ol the above companie, to gether with the appreciation In value ol eorneof the etockfc-tondard Oil alone repreeentlng nearly fotir time It notnU nal face value which Ugethr will bring the total value of capital Interested to double the above total, or, in round fig ure, to 11,000,000,000. The guiding pirlt in tbl mammoth combination I uid to be the standard Oil Company, England boaeta that eh fa the rtchewt nation on the earth. In her boath record tier Infamy, for the allowed In diotoetarve while food that could Im bought at price never m !ow before wa rotting in American granarie, Nero fiddled while Home burned; Queen Victo ria neiu a jubilee while million ol her Mubject In India were dying for want ol bread. Which suffer by tin compirl- eon. -aiuuieon iieporter. (K.kefeller kick furiouely becauee he ha to pay 'i tax mi hour. He hn an Income of f.0O an hour. Thii hi patrlotlNin expreed arithmetically i l-2riith pntt of hi hoggiehnee. Weet ern New. The Annex Ittaurant 18.1 Hon Id 12th etreet, beet in the city. Meal l.V 1'rice ol whent continue to advance, In the hriekiug cry of the republican or gaiieuiKl politieiMtiM. J hey aptienr to think they are tantalizing the poiubet and lr ellver ndvocnf. No one i re. jolclng moie 1 1) 11 11 the free eilver iieotde ovnr advance in priee. High priiv ie what they have hi 11 advocating, but it grieve uh to eee foreign roan trim euffer- ing in order that we may Im properou. The new column of the n iMililUun tuv- er tel! u x that it i shortHge of crom in foreign couiilrieM Hint i creatimr n oiMiittiiil lor our wheHt but their editor ial attribute It to the Dinglev bill. -Mr 'pinion. Haturday (loveruor lloliouib roinmi loni'd tliw lollowing imtmoii to be mil. rle public; II, I,. Cook, Ht. 1'aul, How ard eounlr, Mm Nell e O'ltourre, (I inn ha, Douglae; frank J. I'ltigxrald, ti-- MMT, t umiiig; III ii tti ('oli'ire, (liiiHlie, Dougla; Matthew Wlny, MiHiretleld, Frontier: WmIIit I,. Mote, Allen. Inion: A, V, Kouba. Millignn. I illmore: Will. lam A. IMick, Omaha, I'ougla. - 4- $10 ftO to Buffalo, N. Y. via lbt Nicklt riatt Road. Aeeonal the II. A. It, eiiraiiiiimeiit. t hou ol either rail or water (rip re turning. Ho not hum Hii opiMirtunity of the grie4i reuaioii ol lh old iiini ri. I H k"t im sale Auguiit 'JNl, Uyiidaud 'J.lrd. lor lull Inlurmaliiiii rU on or 'l'lrr J, V. I luliii, gfinr! anl, 1 1 1 Adam ttnet, t nimuo, III. Tor tba 0 A II Cnoauipaianl to be held at II11IUI11. N. V, It kstff ill l sold vn Ilia Nw k.l ('late road at Id rut-ul f lu &u lor the found I lip. lie tursiutf i rml or boat to ! tUml A triiii-iiii si ! Imwu tioi'ln M xrtt4 lulling in ruiia la sih i'iug rrs al HultsUi, Inks lb mi4 1 1 hi kid eon vmixat luti t ir lnn-4 i siiv nr i ttiiilT, I nil oa or altlie4 J, . I hU- litl, smrfl SM.Ht, 1 1 1 A1U1114 4trt.il. I kh ago, (II. 44 stMt il bf a Meh, KlUMMi'ltH Va . -W l -John tlilWi fla, a rfHue liif.-fn.ur, hti k4 bt arrl4 fitr btkUir Ihi a prlu Hiae, wa Ukt Inmi the Mnii la HwaM.itt'r a 4HkMa .i4lf, last atM a4 Til V dth. Ikeasub, It la 4)'u't, .ntHs4 at sswesy salasra. tCOURTS AGAINST STRIKES fajaaetlon Ag.ilnet Marebmr T.utorf4 Look Ilia for Miner. F AttiMousr, W. Va,, Aug, ill. On nundrcd and ninety of the Montana cainpsra were arreeted thl morning for marching, which Judge JacUeon claims I a violation of bl tnjinctlon. iney were taken to the depot and guarded for five hour, when twenty four of theui were taken to Clarks burg, Public sympathy runs blgb fa favor of the miner. jlulne men arc ar ranging meeting, petitions are being Nlgned en, to-day there is more likeli hood of a general laying down of tool than at any time slnca the strike began, At prueeut only two big mine ar uncrippled. The operators claim l9 men are at work at Montana to day agulnut Ut yenterday, J.VJ UA'CTJONfj IN l'KNNS YLVASIA. I'jrrsui-iio, Ia,, Aug, 19, When court opened tbl morning Judjje numv and Collier banded down tie cfelwn in the injunction proceedings of the New York and Cleveland Cm Coal company agalnt the United Mine Worker of America, ratnek Dolan, WlllUm Warner and others. The pre liminary Injunction was made perma nent, and the plaintiff wa ordered to file a bond of t',,M to answer for such damage a might bo sutslnd by the dcrenUefits by reason of the in junction. Immediately after tha filing of the decree and upon motion of Thomas Patterson, tha court ordered a similar decree to be drawn in the case against the Ifunola miners, fa which tha in junction wa applied for by Itufu C. Crawford. The striker in camp about tha De Armitt mines proposed to start for th mines beaded by a bras band and march until tha sheriff should stop them, but just as they were read tc start the deputies gathered just out' side of the camp. The march was at enca abandoned and amau partiei each were instructed to ostrol the woods in the vicinity of the mine and report the number of men going to work. They were 'instructed to keen moving, and if approached by a dep uty sheriff to get away as rapid lr a possible to escape the service of the injunction, if possible. The leader propose in this way to harass the dep utes and the DeArroitU, They aay there are 20,000 men la the district, and that the injunction will have to be read 20,000 times before tba at tack upon the mine at Oal fill. Hand Creek and Hum Cree'. abal eeaaa. WK8T VIRGINIA SHORT, WwKKMan, W. Va,, Aug. 19,- local cos I ' -.'Son fa beginning 1 grow erl q. Tba supply for the eity gaa works it ma tba Poersheln mines upon the Wheeling division of the Haiti more k Ohio is narrowing de cidedly abort and new arrangement! will eoon have to be made. Coal ft selling in local yard at 12 eenta a bnsbel, just double the usual price. Slack brings 0 cent and both are bard to get at those rates, There are 600 families In Wheeling in need of coal, wbila all facUM-le that do not ue ga are hampered for fuel. On the Ohio Id of the river manufacturing etab- lisbmente usng thousands of bushels of coal dally have bad tbelr supplies cut down or abut off. NO lilOHER WA0E FOR ILLINOIS. CiiiCAOO, Aug. 19. A conference of Illinois and Indiana mine operators was held in the Rookery building to day and an hour or more spent in talking over the strike situation. The opinion seemed to be unanimous that there would be no resumption of work at prices higher than those paid when the strike was ordered. It was stated that any other course was impossible owing to outstanding contracts wbUtft will not expire until nest May, A Cularu'l CUrat, Califurtila's priKK-d aabibit of wlaa at tha trun-Minslslpil pi position I to n. lunch mora srlintlc affair than at first luilli-aU-d. It will l suih a. douMli's to Kicita the admiration of tha stotiti'St prohibitionist. It wilt tabs the form f a rrprtMl action of Ni agara fall, with the riH'Us portrav4 In alas and the nstrr In claret. I will tuba IOO.oim) irulloiis 01 risrri wo It. The imi:t)l.'u over wh'.cU tr. !ps 111 .-111 .1 I. il.aAtll win gjuiir tiii . k.mwv iuivh 1 whU'h elentrio lsnns will shed a llfhtf Intsusifvluir the warm color or tha wine, and the cave and irrutton alnny the bank will also be of if 14. These sva and irrolt will be larye nough. la contain visitors ami will be fleonr stmt with California fruit and fauna, wherein the fruits and wlnrt will I srrved. All ertmud the eshihlt will ba irri!iiir lemon snl nrsng tree aad other eliwli'e t slifuru a fiutta, Head this aier to some frlenJ la tba at. Rich, Red Blood t !. Ii'li l n lilml III hoilli. It U Iiim . I i Ii.ii ...!..( im M 4 I.M111 " nu t iil.i -! . .i.ii i 1 1., y fate It iii M i rMlt tll't'U, I'Hl Ju kS I I 'UV. I S ti t kul 41(4 V'h ttrHh. Ilk l'l t t !- .It . Ktllttl .4 I, U'i. lll (It lilD llw, B. flll S I ! ImI II It WU Sm 4.' Hi4 (! Ill kh-Mi r H.ln-l m ! t. Klood! Sarsaparilla lilUIW fM liUl .,.. r AHlli4i It. nl Itlll "lHlllilt'HllH tMIU H I 'III A (hsi tiK. si. USIHESS J Especially Prepared for Persons Attending the State Conventions to be Held in Lincoln, September 1st. A Dollar Saved Is A Dollar Hade. The Cusinesa men of Lincoln will offer many special tarains to parties ftttcndjnff any of the throe great conventions to be hold in Lincoln, September 1st. You should come prepared to lake ad vt ago of these splendid opportunities, H you need clothing, dry good, hardware, furiiture, carjxjts, har. ncs, wagon, carriage, or farm implements or supplies of any kind, it will pay you to delay youf purchas until you have visited the big storea in Lincoln. They will tnakc prices Jower than ever beor, Tho following) a list of the most important firms that invit you to call and mmiu their gooda and Kt prices. They urn all responsible and thoroughly reliable, NOTK, W will lisr lrk Is th lsi)Mndst efflre rMwivlsa k fur slHMriftlos, Bargains O.i Wheels. We will close out our im mense stock of Wilson, Moline, Studebaker and Keys Bros Carriages, 1'haetons, Iiuggies Koad Wagons, and Kpring Wag ons lor the next thirty days at wholesale prices, Humphrey Eros. Hardware Co., Cor, O and 9th 8ts. Lincoln, Nebraska, THE A. M. DAVIS Co., We lit MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES ani; DKAPERIES. 11 12 O Street, . Llncola.Veb. AL. WALKER'S Rest a, ura, xi t AND HOKT OKDER MOUSE, HO Ho, 11 lb, Lincoln, Nbb, Former friends and I'otron lovitd to coll, KVKnYTJIIXO niWT CLA8H. I'ftlCKS HEAmSAV.LK. oir;iv iiayiuki ivioirr. yjhl extend a cordial welcome to vibitiug and resident delegates. AIho their frienda aud the public generally to visit our store during the convention. We are headquarters for up-to.datc clotb ing and furnishing goods. Our methods and prices are strictly reliable. A visit with us will be pleasiireable and perhaps profit able to you. PAINE &, WARFEL, I 136 OS. MINES TO START UP. r4esrlvsHle 0.nriuf4 IUI4 a SUatlaf e4 lld I M44a Ws.S. Cisvtl.ist', Ohio, An, It, Tb iterator of the l'anjr vanla ana) mlii held a conference in this alt) ytiUrday. It dlrmlaa4 thai the iuln4 In tha htburf dlstrlel slt.iuld b stsrted and operated wilb out further tlelsv, on the yrounj thai the miners bsve tsken a Itlgh usadsd posltlua) tSst iiothlitff but an aarsa sousble prl.e for Miliilng will sslUff their tmsii.U. and 1I14I thf Ii4t4 !4a awiilaiir to trust 4 tltt tha oor aiorson any f-lr ground! also, that tiiar Is no our Uft on to tha o rstort at this I in It wst ileUriiuiiu l thst all eosl sol 4 St the ti rnl bimis cf uttiiln this t r mutt be miIhx.I at title prlne, Nu f hang Im the nrl.e of miulu will be enldril tialll the ronlrsi t utst st the It 1.4 Ml be.U are llted s I ths nalf'iriMilf rfri'. t.ini l com 114, At Ust lhr fourth -f tha ton asga et the I'ttuburg dutflrt rrseHiel at the ponfereane, aa4 all ar aMsniNtae end agrd t reaama n.rstUnt, f,ireibir, If aeeerir, wlla tha aaeptio f M. A. Ileaia A Ois, liR FALL OPENING SEI'TEMIUIK 1st, mi. BUMSTEAD & TUITIE, Agts,, U410Htr.t, Funk Opera lloinw. Qto. W. LORMOR. EZCLUSIV1S CHINA, GUSS aod LAMP STORE Examine Stock Before Pnrcbaslnr. When fa Uueoln call aad as oa, Wa baveoneof tie LARGEST STOCKS OF SHOES in tba West, Oar prices ar '., rbt. 1213 THE ABBEY... SALOON ISOOnnth r.lVnth, WILL UK HCSOQeiHTKK fOM Wines, Liquors, and Cigars AT THE COMINO KTATK t'ONVK.V TIOX. KMIL HAUL, Vnop. Read the iRtiRPKMPBST 1 yar, 11.00. fW.ll(4. Tfcfl rc!t?n Yv,rr"i) f rr"-. ton laiiraiii' order, ha been given permission to do busliiens In Nebraska, Modern Woodim-n of America to tha anmber of 7,fM attended the Kansas Nebraska log rolling at C rete Wednea da. Onl seventeen coiintie remain Vt repor" mortgage lndehtene and It I liKd to have ths tsbla eo. plata aoou, Whlla trying Ut bl k th door f a pawnshop at I.Iii.'oIh, Iitctlve Jim klalona was shut and rloiil wound" Sd by Ham Adlr, the pMrietor, Amsna llU, who mm charged with, snooting with Intfiit b bill T. f, Rf Raids near lisyiuond, it given th llgbt aenlaii of nKrtr days In Uia Iacasler eounly Jsil, John J. Angietoii, a l.taeoln atwsf ny, while la the t apiul Imtil blllisrd ball watthUig lie progres of tha gem, wsa without piuviHstlon aa saultsd and hiHH'Ucd iIowm wllh a e by a young lough einr. t on oaa, ArtU les nf liierHirailoii cf the N Un-Anirl a 1rwl ami t -4iiai etunpsay were M-wiitlv filed with Iba trlry of slat b V4tlv Aadraja vHK I.I-4I1, h 'lxiiaiy e.MiiinlMlnu.v f,f th ta4lM empire. I he eapllsl stoab I I M, I" HI, end II biulu ehleft Ut rft bttiuiiMg ami pioiiit an aaUVil at fttlhMh i..itii ii faar'.e stlmalat Uvw. btdsst a aad Wiasls, kMr sala,eala grfyv ! 1 -r-Ji mrtmmr3 H ECTORY 0 ROY'S DEUO ST0EE, Cot, Tenth and V Streets, J C ' Frescrlpt'on work. Heavy Drugs. ' Mixed Paints. White Load, 0 011. Etc, DOMESTIC HAND LAUNDRY No Kip, KaveJ, or Tear, Family Washing a Specialty a Low IUiks, GIVE US A TKIAL. 1629 O St., Lincoln, Neb. THe LINCOLN HOTGL With HEADQUARTERS For delegates attending the Convention Sept. f, 1897, Iff!ii'l lint-. IS VIOLENTLY INSANE REASON HAS LEFT A TABLE ROCK CITIZEN. ybrlis iM Oehev st C4ifpt 0.444 -mim4 Wss4rliig la tk SfeojiteJaa Neer 111 t'ebla llwme We jSIasael Dsb4 Wltoa IM4Mver4, E. A. Peck, who went from Tab) Ilock to tlm mine at or near Cripple Creek about eighteen mouth ioce, aff ter meeting with severe financial re verses, wa brought from there la Tufsda by ao attendant, lie WS suffrriog from Insanity. Vary little la known of tha cireurnstanora sr rounding the case, About a week ago ha wa found wandering around In demented rondltlon, and nearly naked a short dlUn! from his cabin 014 his 'Saint, ttuliotig vumIU Lm t!ia l from hl'n or anyou else ss te the length of time ha bod been In tbU roiiiiiilon, or any causa therefor, lie did not speak for two days aad In tba meantime ha became quits violent, Imagining thst someone was In por suit of him for soma aril purpose, lie I '1'ile I sluce bis arrival botoe, ENCOUnAOINO PROSPECTS Msi rlf Mseeal nIUef tenf e. a "Mel TIsm. Tba Nebrssba li fslr maaafw luent I meellug with aaeoaraffaf prow I for a grrat show tble fU Th ft thst thr I a eueneaafvl area growth of all bind it farm praea throughout the slate Its made It pal bla for th stst fair to osl in giaadeur this year ail furmey efovt Im th linn of il prmlune. At lb ! atiiiu! Inmrd HtMlInt It ws deiiiUd lht owing to the bnl-llff of the awlti'H In ! there weei-l be 101 stele l r hfld In thst 1 th ata lir nU ti.-r l!.U aU m 11 1t1.ua 11.. n.i that araat ffi.it be put forth thi yr t ra the S'lf.iiun.ir .isiiiiif" that the sitiiMsl fslr ntti In ail ilpsrlRieeia, Iheadtsnlsifrsastsl Mr ishlblMf ny dsrlfS from M annual 4tisy i'SNnt well I supi'Utd tf elhsi Biiuir44 u( .il.it.iiU.il or adveittslng. 1 1.. 1 4 for the iitiMkottV of MisSisg a I .in ls effort lor u ii i nwr, in urder that Ibe laUivvHing MtbMl mat be ssed r tr th lutlaaaea al UesiealUavaaf ear ptesvat IbtOnSh aU 4