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Ko Physician ;in lti Camp-Hmlth, the
Mysterious Military Under, lias Caught
Cod toxeyXClors to Chlcago-DenUd
That IIr It ta financial straits.
THE RED C1.0TJD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY. MAMir 30, 1894.
TOLD IN A FEW WORDS
EVENTS OCCURRING IN ALL SECTIONS
SUMMARIZED,
which the contract or the Colorado Mid
land for a half Interest In the New Caitl
mid Illflo Creek railroad li to be carried
out.
:kJ.
ALLIANCE. O.. Match 2ti. Thn evtnna.
Ihy.oMho peoplo along Uio lino of match
la making It posslblo for Coxoy's army
to progrcsswithout nny particular hard'
hips. The men woro cheered Tuesday
morning bjr mtttsagp, ham. bread and
black coffee. Soap Is (till among tho In
visible thing, and thero Is no dangor that
anybody is going to mistake this for a
turnout or plutocrats.
O tly tho holto contingent is provided
wit! soap, and they are not particular
abot t using It. Tho health of tho march
ere 1 ias been romarkably good consider
ing heir exporienco. Meals that are lr-
The Many Happening of Seren Days R.
itueeil rrum Columni to LlneiKrery.
thing but Fact! Klimlmtted For Oar
Readers' Convenience,
nm s
COMMANDER COXEY.
regulhr. when thoy aro provided at all,
and (looping on frozen m-oiind with n
cant covering of atrnw, is not ordinarily
considered conducivo to n man's well bo-
ing. inoro is no physician in tho camp,
unless Dr. Kirtlniid, tho nervous llttlo
Pittsburg astrologer, with a big ovor
coat, is an M. D.
Louis i Smith, tho mysterious individual
who is tho mllltarv head nf tli.i ,.!.
priso, has n cold, attended with a husky
roico. Smith's nttiro is stilt immacn
lato, but defects havo been discovered in
his military leadership. Ho has tho de
clsivo bearing of n man accustomed to
command, but his aystom varies a llttlo
from Upson's tactics. Ho can start and
halt tho column, direct them to loft faco
nndj right wheel, but ho cannot direct
tho execution of mora intricate move
mctito. Ho is Buvngo in denunciation of
the plutocrats nnd tho subsidized pros
r .A. , uo """' wm 8WPt away.
Smith is a man of very posltivo temper
mont , and is intenso in his hatred of those
who havo money.
Tho army arrived iu Allianco footsore
and wear, and at onco set out on a lag
ging expedition. Toes havo been peeping
from shoos that havo yielded to tho hard
service, and tho luck of cldthos is still
severely felt. Clothing and other sup
ples wcro askcd.for, but llttlo was ob
tained. No dinner, and only pens,
bread, potatoes and black cofroaontho
evening bill of faro has caused much
grumbling, and it may lead to open mu
tiny. General Coxoy went to Chicago
Tuesday night. Ho and Browne ad
dressed n crowd in tho opera house.
Browne a plausiblo defense of thocrusado
brought npplatwo and 10.02.
BUSINESS RESUMING AT RIO.
Trace or War Ilnvo Ulsappenrod unit Ve-
srls Are Loading and Unloading-.
Rio de Jankiho, March 27. Affairs
hero are rapidly resuming their normal
aspect, and fcsido from Mio damage done
to the forts und along tho water front by
tho firing of tho insurgent warships nil
traoos of warfare havo disappeared. Tho
past week has been ono of ncneral fes
tivity, marked by tho constant firing of
alutes and tho holding or reviews. The
usual religious processions were held and
the church services woro very largely at
tended. For months past tho city was
filled with troops and nlmost everything
partook of n military character. Now
tho troops, or at loust by far tho creator
..... ...u..,, ,lYU gono soutit to re
JnTorco tho govennnent forces whoro tho
Insurgeuta aro sflU opposing the federal
authorities. Tho harbor has boon do
ortod by ail tho foreign warships and
the loading and discharging of merchant
vessels is proceeding as before tho rovo-
VICTORY FOR WAJjE.
Judge Glynn Decides In 1vor of Folic
Hoard Appointee.
Denver, March y.-Jndge Glynn, in
tho district court, dismissed thn t.t
caso and quashed tho injunction against
Mayor Van Horn nnd Fire and Polico
Commissioners Barnes and Mullin, and
empowered tho latter to nsstimo tho
duties to which they havo been appointed
by Governor Walto nt onco.
Hot Kxchnngo Iletween Attorneys.
Omaha, March 38. Then was cou
eldorablo spurring nnd soma friction in
the proceedings before Judgo Caldwell
Tuesday in tho caso of tho Denver nnd
Gulf receivership. Attorneys Thurston
and Hobson indulged in soverul llttlo
passages, until finally Judgo Caldwoll
auggestod to Mr. Hobson, who was
peaking, that ho confine hlinwdf t ,nf.
tors of record and ceaso tho discussion of
extraneous topics.
Not Troubled with Lumpy Jaw.
Omaha, Murch 20.-Tho South Omaha
Llvo Stock Exchimgo has taken no cog
nizance of tho lumpy-jaw legislation of
tho Chicago exchange. Very few ani
mate affected thus are bundled here, and
those that come aro killed by inspectors.
Thirty Were Killed at Kwiitauder.
London, Murch 20. A dispatch from
Buntander fixes tho number killed by tho
recent explosion of dynnmlto which was
bolng removed from the sunken Btoainer
Cabo Macfelchaco at 30.
Governor McKluloy m,
Columbia, 0., March 20. Governor
MUAuuey is prosirawa wito tMvcre
Thtiridiiy, Murch 3?,
The aro ngnln talking of Archbishop
Fechan of Chlcngo for a cardinal.
Four Well knOWll SHvlni nmchlna rnm.
panics aro sold to bo forming a trust.
"Hill" Duckworth, a fumou. Indian
tighter and scout, Is wider arrest In Oma
ha charged with Insanity.
Health Odlcer Kelly of Minneapolis
criticised n surgical operation at Law-
renco sanitarium and has been sued for
150,000.
?' 'n.'!"1"-'" t " flly living at Black
wolf, Is,, ore afflicted with trichinosis,
vuuunkicii "j- cming auage.
Tho Panhandle has started out a vacci
nation car In charge of company surgeons.
They will vaccinate overy Panhandle em
ploye. It I, repotted at I)ubuciip, Ia that the
mineral In the ICairlck mine, has sudden
ly given out after n yield of 3.W,000 pounds.
Jlobert White of Miniln, III., wM killed
by lightning while standing in his door.
Vnllaiidluhntii Knllnr. n .,.-.i,i
child, fell Into water only n few Inches
lwp in u horse watering trough near
Itewurk, 0 and was drowned.
In the case nt Champaign, UN., of Una
Utigrun agnlimt tho lltftioln Cetttrnl rail
road the plnlntllT wa awarded fcJ.ouo.
MoyI.ee wns fined M00 at Indianapolis
for maintaining an opium deu in tho rear
of his lminilry.
Mlsi Downier and MU. Afiirrnw. tn.
temperanco evangelists, aro devoting this
i uniuiin, ins.
A freight wreck on the NMckel Plate
road near I'ort Wayne, Intl., caused the
ucatli or two tramp und u loof 110,000.
General Superintendent Hltl.of the Van
ilalla, will retire from ralhoad service on
April I. He has been continually in rail
road work since May, IbJO.
h. II. Parker. IlliuoW Central freight
gent at Dubuque for the pant 23 years,
has been appointed general agent for tho
i-oimvuieiuiu .New Albany nt Lafayett?,
The Stalwart Democratic tommlttee ot
Kansas has decided nut in ii n ....
, - - WWMUU'
uo i uiiiti utter the regular convention,
July J,
Frlilny, March 23.
Tobacco raising promises to become an
imported Industry In Kansas.
Congressman Cut lis' father has started
rrotn Topeka In a boat to goto N'ew
Orleans.
An operatic manager has offered Made
line Pollard fcHX) a week to star in his
company.
Twelve patrolmen who were discharged
at Indianapolis will sue tho police board
for damages.
r.lght convicts
K... J-'0" working on tho roads
r i,inio hock. Ark., made a dash for
j ! iii-s' rocs escaped.
Milwaukee letter curriers will demand
pay or Undo .Sim for overtime since the
passage of tho eight-hour law In 1888.
,lifli!;'"'' Smith says a delegation from
; hm ?DVJn H 'N,,tlonn, Industrial league
will Join Coxcy'a army nt Washington:
i "'''"ckness Is reported ntnoiig Hur-
ey, Wis., miners, whose constitutions
hove been greatly weakened by months of
privation.
Work has commenced on a sytem of
waterworks ut (Jrlnnell, Iu. The plan is
a deep well mid standplpe. nnd will cost
ii niu iivigiiuoruoou or mo.oo'),
PhyHlclat.Hat Uellevllle. Ky., declare
thnt Harry Albury, aged U, has a case or
genuine, leprosy.
Murlmll D, Tnleott or Chicago is n dl-
iutiinoftew vorlc Imw and Collec
Mmdar. Mnreli 2A.
The female politicians' meeting at Ar
mourdale, Kn.. Indcrjed the Republican
ticket.
As the result of an Incendiary fire at
San Francisco Mrs. Jennie Boss and child
re dead.
The Methodist conference or southwest
Kansas voted ok nln.it cnuiil ln nnri ,t.
Isterlal representation.
Tom Da Priest, a Benton county, Tenn,.
"wildcatter." was shot 13 times by sher
Iff's posse, but escaped.
Jewish merchants at Trnr. At. h..
received letters threatening their lives If
they do uot leava the city by May 15.
Hon. S. W. T. Lanham, ex-congressman,
will be a candidate for the Demo
cratlc nomination for governor of Texas.
At Cliagrltn Falls, O., au unknown fiend
pouted coal oil over three horart nnrl Minn
set (ire to them, burning them to death.
Tho maple suea'rcroD of Ohln u-lti i.. .
failure fromtho absence of frost and the
high wages.
Tho British hark Stillwater Is $ total
loss nt St. Johns, X. B having gone
ashore, tearing out its bottom. The crew
all landed safely.
A large conslunmont of rnntn. nt Mm
Congressional Itecord seized at tho To
ronto, Out., postofllco recently has been
released by order or the notmnop .......
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1.1 hi.
Discoveries of gold about 30 miles from
Salt Lake City, Utah, cause much excite
ment. Tim belt bn Iippm tp,irni f..r
miles, Is 30 feet thick and assays J0 to tho
ton.
Tw boys whllo hunting 15 miles south
west of Wlnthrop, Kan., found a robber's
cave, When a sheriff's posso arrived the
cave was deserted.
Six masked men. mntintivl ami ..i.i...
peil for train robbing, were discovered
near I'omeroy. Kan., in time to prevent
them carrying out their plans.
Sam Jones, spenklng of Ills experience
with John J. Ingnlls nt Nashville, said ho
urn urn convert me Knnsar.; that It was
Impossible to convert an old politician in
one night.
The famous Bluedorn suit against the
Missouri Pacific has been reversed by the
supreme court, lllnmin i.n.t .. ..
13,000 verdict for a mashed leg.
Tuesday, March 87
Smnllpox has broken out among V
Chinamen held at Vancouver, B. C iu
bond for American cities.
Tho Populists of North Dakota will
told a state convention iu June at James
town. Judgo Xey of Independence, In., has
been npMiliiteil professor of law at the
state university.
A ferry Is to bo started over Lonn Island
bound, to be run by sitbmnrlno trolleys.
The malingers of the Soldiers' home at
Dodge City, Kan., have remove,! M.r. ,.,.,.
niaudnnt.
PENCIL VlUKtSUS.
I Doc Not Cost Anything
To try Pnrks' Saro Care. A .pnolflo
Auro or all disonses peculiar to women.
SiVty htf&mZ ROarn"totd pUu'
Old ngo roIzob upon nit ill spent youth
liko flro opon a rotten houeo.
, L"dte: Yonr neighbors may be enree
by Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles bnt yon never
will I know how mnch good they will do
until yoa try them. Deyo ,t Grloe
Evo,r.!0,;i', u,y I'roinP". cost whnt it
."", turn ii. ib io oo true as steel.
and
relluven; It does
more, it
o ?fer to 0no Minute Coniih
Hultnbhj for all nges, nil conditions,
times. O. T, CotHtig.
It not only
unres.
Care,
at all
WutorlwntlBDfUuinln.jford woro re
giHtcred Inst week.
- i -
Wklu'wtf llb,',,0,a,,,Ly VM he Du
ti uf1' Unzo1 Snlvo ' Promptly np--lied.
This statement Is true. A perfect
f-medy for shin dlsesses. ehnnnml I.....1.
a ii iin-. and m,vor fails fooure piles. C
Ii. Cottlng, r
IfrnJ'avo novor kept Dr. Sawyer's
Family Cure In yonr fnm'lly you are'no.
doing yonr ilnty to yonr family. You wil
find it very nsernl. Deyo A Grlco.
rPhn ,nat nnn..Ht 1 lt . ..
i.n .1 .',,"""" muon ib tno ono
Hint is thO monf. tllnrnllfrlil., ,l!l..l i
nBsitnllated. b-v-si-aiuHu
Dr. Sawyer's Family Cnro safely and
thonrooghfv cures all dlfflcnltfcB or the
Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels. Deyo &
Nayer conllno n brood bow in n dry lot
or pen if it in poseiblo to give her good
pasturage.
vilf d,e8: ?H tr,M min d0 mo' to con-
P,RmiKfth?.meri,8of Dr- Sawyer's
Psstil.'os then all we can say. Try a Bam
pie package. Deyo A Onco.
Mr. Lease will represent the Populists,
and Mrs. Helen M. Cougar the Prohlbl
tlonlsts. In n iolnt cIoli nt rn,... r
tnel, Ills.
It. h. Garner, who has been In Africa
nearly two years studying the language
of gorillas, arrived in New York on the
cttrurla.
Owing to i 111-health, General Master
Vorkman Sovereign of the Knights of
Hibor hna abandoned his southern tour.
Mrs. Calvin Brady, wife of a farmer at
llltigoes, N. J deserted her husband and
baby to elopo with it uegro.
It la denied that there Is any prospect of
a famine nmong the men flocking to the
llnlny Lnke gold fields.
Mme. Pattl and Slg. Nlcollnl sidled on
the Campania.
Two million bushels of wheat In Duluth
have been ruined by wevll.
iteporta from Nuw Hampshire and Ver
mont predict a failure of the mnple sugar
n.S.'fi.-f1? 'lCBt rcturDB for fccoine.
possible! P BB 6VOnly 800d
Ladles: Do not suffer with pain on
top or the head and in tho back when Dr.
onwjera Fastilles will absolutely andj
pusuiveiy enre jou.
Komcmbor. eholtor for
worth as much as food.
Family Core Is the most nsefol family
medicine. If yon aro in nead of a good
ramlly remedy call on your drogglst for a
rree sample or Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure
and you will find it sntisraelory. Deyo
k Orlce. ' '
n-1?'?!1 Inclu(1 nly ouo inconvonienco,
nnd that ta povorty.
Monoy. oxperionco nnd skill cannot im
prove. Dr. Sawyer's Pnstilles, for diseases
peculiar to women. T,n.ll. .on.i n
ilruggist for a free sample package. Deyo
fc Once.
SILVER MEN AT DES MOINES.
The Convention Adopt rteiotutlont
Atyourn.
Des Moines, March 24.-The national
Jilver convention closed Thursday even
ing. At tho morning session briof
pooches were made on the emotion.
'What is tho proper remedy and how
it may bo best applied?"
President Johnson, of the Bimotallio
:Kuooi Kansas, was the first speaker.
Among tho radical atatements which
wr. Johnson mado and which was
loudly applauded was that Grover Clove
land was n greater traitor to our govern-
ut.u man was jeir uaviB.
Ignatltu Donnelly of Minnesota made a
brief address in which ho saidi "Tho de
monotizntion of silver was a collossal
conspiracy and crimo, tho greatest crime
evor perpetrated against tho human
luiiiiiy. ii i8 uemoniac."
Tho lentruo befnm miiAnn.ir. nn...i
tho following resolutions:
M.m if ' S1,r wns "triten OT 'mud,
through the gold conspirators In the old
political parties, notwithstanding the di
rect pledges of both of their national plat
forms; therefore, be It
Besolyed, That we recommend that the
Hi J10!1 f..r. con8-ew n the several
IllSlrfCtS Should ha mn,l l. Ik. -!..,- .
free silver, who are unequivocally In favor
.. in unrc9t"Cte(l coinage ot gold
nntl silver on the basis or 10 to 1. and
whose past nets are the best guarantee or
their good faith and who will stand on
the resolutions adopted by this conven
tion and that the said nominations be
made by political organizations, which
are known to bo positively in favor of
free silver or by Independent assemblages
of men or all parties, the candidates being
Pledged, U elected. In caso the election ot
president of the United States is thrown
intO tllO llOUSC Of rpnro.nntnl..n. !... ...II.
vote for such candidate as Is known to be'
earnestly In favor of free silver.
Why Do You Coushr
R?nV0M.not k,Loir ,,mt ' Congh
It is n risky thitur to irat n,,i j i
that way until nftorButiPot.
Dr. Sawrnr Pn.li.. n.. ...
trn.ii.to ' ' wuro onros Btomnott
dlfc'uhr"'8 Fnm,,iC"r60U" Kidney1
comp',aS,T.y0r'-Fnra,vA,'
tiVO llnportnnt coiitrnota for convict
Tnmritua 'Wri,"5 , ""'enaed from tho
&t ?? n i23m 1,onl8 signed by
ChnrlcB Deero orMollno. ilia. g y
FnmTtiy.nmlly,8,,ou'.d n Dr- Sawyor'B
fnM n'an for "II fmnily dinionltlos.
Dey,o,,&ROleen.0h I'lVOr' K,dB?' nUd Bo"oli
Never bocomn (llc,.,,...o.....i .,
trnn.i t -..".. .r"w".",uH" v"en en-
n"vu " ' kou wont,
lilSMuX 1)-"'.' but those
lilttlaUlnnt Pills tnki. ihn enke. Sold
and warranted by De, ,t Grioo.
The dovil always icaa the man who
heaitntos about doing right.
Ilcndiicho nnri Imlliroitinn
nS&fuP'n ,U yon ,0'''thBHove It try
Hegg s Little Qlnnt Pills. Hold n,i ,n.'
ranted by Deyo & Grloe.
Sold and war-
tlon conipany, Incorporated nt Albany I, M,l''' Gllroy has returned to Now York
whii a capital or fSoO.ooo. i irom ins uaiuoruta trip.
1.1 it .
i , A.' Kc,,ernl secretary of tho
Bockford oung Men's Christian associa
tion, has ncccpted tho position or ussocl
nto secretary of the Knusas Young Men's
Christian association.
Dr. J. A. HmiMTor Indianapolis claims
to have nnanged with ex-Queen Lllluokn
States ft ctur,,1R tuur of thu United
New Orleans authorities deny thnt the
newgoyermiient or Honduras vlll mir
"" " . nurKe, Jouislnnn'B defnult
state treasurer.
Natunlny, Murch 34.
Charges or bribery have Iwen made
agaltiHt Alderman Specht ot Omaha.
At Decatur, III Wesley Scrlbncr. aged
SedOS? Catherine Beard,
fJ!.V.V','l8:i11 r,,H ""ntenced te prison
for eight years for arson at Clinton, In.
Hn?i,,iMU"i?f, "S1 ,sI,rl"Ks have invited
becretary ltoke Smith to visit thnt town.
The larue Iron rolling i.illiu ..t n...n
ton, In., aro to remove to Tacomn, W-ish.
in yk 0vcttw ') co;'1 dealer in Nash
ville, ielltl.. Was I1PIKU.V) tnr ...n....
- - -- .- -w. ....nitiu
with other dealers
ng
to control
combine
prices.
It Is feared that thousnnds of sheep
perished in the blizzard In Wyoming. A
uriiiri nun irozeu to dentil.
Siliis fiove, tho self-styled Immanucl.
the Imniaiiuel, tho prlnco of peace, is
dead at Auburn, Me., nt tho nge of 83
Boliert Itahn was sentenced to flvo
years In prison at Waupim, charged with
attempting to wreck an Omaha train
near Falrchild.
Probably the largest whent'deal of the
northwiht, involving 3,230,000 bushels,
has Just been closed nt Mlnnenpolls.
The Southeastern Kansas Immigration
nssoclatlon has been organized at Par
sons aim object is toeucouragu immi
gration into that portion of tho state.
Miss Annie Baulmrt, of Masslllon. Q.r
u 1 , vll0HKn ,0 "do the white horse at
mu uiwi 01 i,oxey'M army or eace.
MIssTdllo Heneuinn, a white girl or
.?.,,. cri,i,t"d a sensation by eloping
with Clatidu Bland, a negro admirer.
Democrats or Milwaukee have nsked
Mayor Hopkins and Postmaster Hoslnji
of Chicago fo speak iu their city cam
paign. David Prh-o was found guilty of mur
der at Kdwnrdsvlllc, III., ami his sentence
fixed ut iiil years.
A negro woman is reported to have
been mercilessly whipped by whltccnpe
near Fayette, Mo.
Presiding Khler Vnnhorn, Bockford,
III., hiiHiippohited April iSJ 11s a day or
thanksgiving In the Dixon district. The
rvdsuuiHiiiunuerelinve )t.t.u more than
1,000 conversioua iu the Methodist
cuurcucs aitrlug tho winter.
Ilu lanl(itnl
I be Interviewed.
Columbuscoiinty, Ohio, flndsnshortago
of from T..,000 to 100,O00inthenccounte
of the county treasurer.
President Cleveland has approved tho
act extending tho tlmo In which theSioux
City bridge mny bo completed.
New Mexico's Bepubllcan central com
munis in session nt .Santa Fe. It has
asked congress to pass tho statehood bill.
Acting Governor Clil linulu.n...i .. ..i.
sltlon on the governor of Vlnrl.l.. - rxr
8. Jewell, wanted nt Iewlston ror forgery
and under arrest nt Osceola, Fin.
The, dend Iwdy of Mrs. Sawyer wns
found on tho prairie near Chamlierlain, S.
V. It is supposed sho became lost in the
recent storm, nnd died of exhaustion.
Wednesday, March 38.
Embassador Bayard is soon to return,
ostensibly on business. It Is said he finds
mo ijauuon mission uueougcnlal.
Milwaukee ministers lmvn !.,., ..
crusade against the so-culled indecout
pictures pasted on billboards.
7sn iltint lttm . 1
... ....w ......;,!, ero cougnt in a
gnlo on Black Lake, near Holland, Mich.,
and drowned.
Frank Morse or Dubuque, Ia a well
known traveling man, died at Belmont,
Wis. '
Lieutenant John Alexander, a graduate
ofWcst Point and military instructor nt
uiiiienorce coucge, Bpringflcld, 0 died
suddenly.
The people- of Shawnee county, Kansas,
protest against the abandonment of its
Cnrbondalo branch of the Union Pacific.
Warren Greon. n son nt f i. int. n-
Norwin Green, was arrested and flnod at
Louisville, Ky., for tearing down a physl
clan's sign.
Missouri Pacific earnings for the third
week in March show a decreaso or 15,000.
St, Paul gross earnings decreased 1170,
000, but reduced expenses rcaultedintiai.-
wwv- hvimiiiu IM IUU UUU
it -nl1!011 who w,u deliberately tell a
ue will livo ono.
Not one. minute elapses between the
taking of One Minnta dough Care and re-
Minnf n y ",h??,dll PP'6 toke One
Minute Cough Cure? They should. They
do. o. L. Cotting.
Tbp expected novor huppons in Kan
bus: A tramp in Topeka asked for a bath.
"Orange Blossom", the common sense
JS J ie,Td?; d.raw,M out p,n ond 8-
ness. Bold by O. L. Cottlng.
Lawrencn mnintnlna n. .1 n. ,
tiest parks in Knnsaa for $5G a yean
Buck Ich'b Arnica Halve.
The best enlve in the world for cute,
bruises, eores, Ulcers, Snlt rhoum, fever
aorcB, tetter, ohnpped hands, chillblnins,
oprne,and,allBkin eruptions, and poai
ttvjly cures piles, or no pay required. It
ib guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or mbnf-v refunded. Price 25 cento per
box. For sale by Cotting. tf
To a mulo'a oars a mulo'a voice is al
ways music.
INTERSTATE IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Itocomtncndatlon. or th Commute, en
Iti'solutlont Debated.
Omaha, Mnrch 23 Nnnrii. m, i
morning meeting of tho interstate irriga
tion convention wns spent in executive
session, debating tho series of resolutions
prepared by tho executive committee.
Tho principal fight was made over tho
cluuso demanding congress tomakoan
appropriation to test tho practicability of
irrigation by moans of nrtio .ti
livo etock is It; WJW adopted.
ino resolution also favored tho cre
ation of tho ofllco of stato engineer in tho
'""uua 0l",lt8 no legislation which shall
encourngo irrigation construction nnd de
velopment; that tho executive committee
of this association bo instructed to co
oporato with tho executive committee of
tho various stato organizations in Bend
ing able delegates to Washington to urge
congress to tako immediate action upon
tho bills now pending in behalf of the ir-
nguwoii or tno great ploins. ThankB
were tendered to tho citizens of Omaha
and all who havo freely given of their
"'" U,1U means 10 mnfco tho convention
a success.
PRENDERGAST'S INSANITY PLEA.
"" .omponea Until Nt Tuesday.
Interruption! By the Prisoner.
Chicago, March ae.-By an agree
ment of the interested attorneya today
tho hearing of tho Insanity plea of
Prendergast was postponod until next
Tuesdny.
During tho arguments regarding the
fixing of a dnto for tho trial the re
marks of tho court were frequently
nterrupted by outbursts from
the prisoner. Finally Prendergast.
making a loud anneal for th rt,?
speak. Judgo Chotlain listened to a
long narangue from him about his con
stitutional right and his objections to
delay Tho prisoner, after ho had com
pleted his speech, frequently cried out:
"Wo want no delay; wo want the case
to go to trial at onco."
Tho dovil has both
modorntodrinkor.
arms about tho
BcgR' Cherry t'ouB, S,rp.
V." K'TOirat H U U(Sf (OIKTl
f will m-Hhvo a cough quicker, rii
moio efTeotu-illy than hiiv th itr
..A.lf... IS. .1.1 . "
onrkivt
IricH
Sold and wurnuitpd ,y
Syrup.
rer and
on the
Deyo A
Every generation of imm is n lalwror
for that which Biicccfls it.
hEr"!f..f.r.:V?" ,l"""' E-ly Bir.
l..V -1 1 1 ,,m ,or "'","P-Mon,
7 , h""J1',ily"pe...i and urvousness
i Ij. Uottlng.
Children Cry for
'tcher's Castors
Fnnn Ijiiaiis.
If you want n loan on ilrst class land I
can give you a special rate. Lowest in
'erost with option to pay part or all at
tny your. Call or writ., to mo.
C. F. Cathkr. Rod Cliiml Kh
i w t
TW CURfcS.WrltHf: Ait ilSl num.
mMBm .Couch Brrup. 'ranteadooS. ChH
aJlB l".Q'i " hT ,1"""'' Bl
LckiiI .ftlii.
w'.h.u'n,6 "i?!r,H!!f ' l h" -ounty Neb.
aim Anrnn AVilelolt,
t'nitiiL-rsiloliiK biisl
ncss miller the firm
nameuf Atilolmt mill
UryHUi, l'lsliitlirs,
m. C. WlPiumsou,
Defendant.
1 no "ove named 1 o'enc nut M o wnii.n.
a ntl,l7.n -.;".- ",-' "iin-il 1 1 mums
Ob-
J. W. Ilaiiey or Batavls, N. Y , Cbndue-
.? N Y-C Ra,lwny' na on8
best known men on the road says or Parks
lea: For ten years I hae found nothing
hfJ'V'n'J-.'!!?' ning so many talk.
h&J VflUTn l trled " w,tho' much
nope, l he first doso moved my bowel
liko inajlo. SoldhyC.L. Cottlng.
Speak but little und well if you would
v.vgiuuu u uiun or morn.
muuoy ennnot buy a remedy equal to
Ur. Sawyer's Family Cure for Indigestion,
Biniousness, Kidney difficulty eto. Deyo
tO'l
fra Mnn.nvat Vm... K..l.l m m.i
,, - -a. - ...iur, muuwoi ruomas
tratne, former editor of the Uoonvllle
Mo., Democrat, hassueil tlm Wnn.i.nQ..
tho World for 11,000 Insurance.
?n,Vfah.of. Scdo,lu. Mo has been
notified that he baa over WOO coming to
hiin from the government for rations
wrongfully charged to him during tho
war.
naA(u T) C.fal. ll -a e ..
vw ... ,uiii tuurtju m oeuana was
dedicated.
child at Paducah, Ky.
The Martha Fuller Inquest atNow York
has been postponed to April 3.
Jacob Miller shot Frank D. Earl, his
brother-lu-law, at Albany, Mo.
Gertrude Morgan, a 18-year-old glrl.waa
kicked to death bv a mmlnimi nt 'iv.r.ii
Tex.
The absorptlou of the Philadelphia re-
i Audo,i,la ro?i8t oppression is Implanted
In tho naturejof man.
All that money, oxperienoe and skill
onn ao has been done in the preparation
and manufaotnre of Dr. Bawyer'a Pastilles
"u'". ueyo a: urice.
Don't permit ovil habits to got a hold
Bare, sure, pleasant, restoring, harmless
Invigorating, curative and reconstructing
re facts of Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles for
diseases of women. Pea and Grloe.
NO WOU nil nun tin on rtnnn no 1.
lli-.i uV." .,-". "w"vv "D iuv ua
iiuuiuii uy u iriono,
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE.
FIT Penons Killed and the Works
lite rated.
Pittsburg. Mnmh 24 ti, a ..
works of th Am p.. I "JL"BUUl? ?o"Bo rang
mu.. w. " .. W""C1 "W rf.,".l-. .A.'m
il ah 1 ' 1, ,. aD0V0 Hulton, on
tho Allegheny Valley railroad, were de
Btroycd by mi explosion at 7 a. m. Five
persons woro killed and one badly in
jured. Tho works wore blown to pieces
and buildings in tho vicinity of tho workc
were wrecked, windows broken and the
peoplo within a milo of tho works terror
ized. Tito names of the dead are-
NELLIE KEMALEY.
MOLLIE HKMALEY.
SAUIK KKMALEY.
WILLIAM L. AHTHUR.
SAMUEL KEMALEY.
Ms. William Annum, badly Injured.
LATEST MARKET8 BY WIRE.
Chicago Grain and FrorUlons.
CniCAoo, March S7.-The frost damage to
wheat was mtaln the principal factor In that
ff.7fk,otAb!?t J.U Probl xtent was so be
llttled that prices at the close was about Mo
lower tuun on the previous afternoon. Corn
was firm, oats and provisions strong. The
first gained He, oats Ho and pork and lard
closino rnicEs.
.T.57:h'677c'MHci
""fiiyuuHi
flled
Wett.r
Sue.i"onEv.7,:,.,t'W..
SU?.fr.n,";'u,lei11- '83 Iheii beln" nSwdu,;
he rato of pi per ceat
ilu uf June 1893.
turner
ai issued
ICMi d.v
wobstir r,f.,nV c v.. " :"."..' r "esn tm or
thefu0wlUe'crlNi,r.1V "Ve'slu le?
AW?"0'01 0tl'n Six 111 tOWIMlllD U,iL
vett. III -.aid rniinlv unA
per Minium fruniaud viii
111! (Hill flllllll,.l....l
nntini, r.u ; ".:'. "" :" .v ""huuhhi, i.
.' iJL'S .iV"Y? ' "! ailing n , vild
vi 1 cui inirv ' ! ,... .. .
tate. Aimtlirt snld drfoi lant u horibvri
WIM.IAM MlltVANrAND
A a no.v viikl xr, Part
HuoitJ. nouns. ".e.
Attorneys' for plalnllffs. i,'3i t
' What is this
itegCTiiiP
. COIIN-Finuer.
July, USc.
OATS-Stoady.
July. 27?c.
POHK-IIIgher.
LAHD-HIher.
ltlUS-lIlshcr.
Cash, O60;
Cash, 8(0;
May,
May,
OTKcj
Hc;
May, Ill.tfiH; Jm, n.tO.
May, W.W; July, SMTH.
aiajr, 15.85; July, 15.80,
anyhow
7
Methodist
-..rsa. , wissr-"-?
77 r 1. ... T- "i" t if.t
tc--.. .-. s-jr i.v .
.:.?nB r, ftl Pnoknge or Dr. Sawyer's Pas
tillBs will provo to any lady that the re
medy Is what she wants and will oure her.
Deyo & Grtce.
It's jnst as ensy to try One Minute
' ough Ouro as Bny thing else. It's easier
10 cure n severe cold or cough with It.
r.ot yonr next purohnse ror a cough be
One Minute Cough Cure. Better insdl-
oine; better rtsult; better trylt. O. L.
zoning,
.. MorothingB nro wrought by prayer
than this world dreams of.
Sawyer's Family
My ramlly ua Dr.
Cnro ror Indigestion.
Mj ramlly use Dr. Sawyer's Family
Cure ror DilllousnM. Deyo JfcQrico.
My Fsmlly use Dr Sawyer's Family
Cure tor Constipation.
1
Children Cry for
F!tohr'iiCaitorl.
Chicago Ura Stock.
CniCAoo. March W.-OATTLE - Dressed
boot and tldpplng steers sold to sllghtlr bet
ter advantage than ou the closing days of last
week, but prices were very far from being
satisfactory to sellers, cattlo never before hav
inn sold as cheap at this time of the year.
within tho last week nothing has changed
hands at a better figure than W.81. A bunoh
with an average of nearly l,w lbs. sold at
that price yesterday. A year ago they would
have brought about 15.75. Moat of the stuff
iioro louny buiu Doiow ao.su, me quality aver
aging very common.
HOdH-Sales of hogs were at K.tOOt.75 for
poor to best, with Sl.eooe.70 the range at
which perhaps nine-tenths of the offerings
changed hands. The demand was good and
the tone of the market Arm at Monday's clos
ing prices.
Sooth Omaha Lira Stock.
Soutfi Omaha, March 27.OATTLE-Ra-celpts,
,'M) headt 1300 to 150U lbs., Vl.fioai.0O:
ll'J) to Ut) lbs., tJ.aiO3.60i UUO to 1100 lbaTK) OU
t3.25; choice cows, 13.50a8.10; common cows.
11.7532.40; good feeders, 13.O0ttJ.60j common
focders, 13.MHW.00;. Market actlvo stronger.
; uuo neceipia. , bead; light, t4.40f
wu2rirj Vwmm' ""7,
It is the only bow (ring) which
cannot be pulled from the watch.
To be had only with Jas. Boss
Filled and other watch cases sJSt
stamped with this trade mark. W
Ask your jeweler for pamphlet.
Keystone Watch Case Co.,
u PHILADELPHIA.
GrDndm.
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