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OMAHA DAILY BEJB > "MOf DAY , AUGUST 11 , 18od ,
A DARKEY DUEL ,
"Bill" Mis Perforates His Friend
The Affair Occurs Sunday After
noon With Hundreds Present ,
Tlio Jjtttlo Exchange of Four or Flvo
, tr' . Shots all About n Frail
Whl to Woman ,
Yesterday afternoon between four fine
five o'clock n soldlor and a colored man
who had eomo differences to adjust wont
Into the alloy between Douglaa and Dodge
and Eighth and Ninth streets to settle
their dispute by a fistio encounter. The
mon were followed to the lighting grounds
by a largo number of the donizonsof that
part of tlio city , who wont to witness tlio
affray. The fight was progressing warm'
ly when the loud reports of
FOUR PISTOL SHOTS
were hoard , and the affrighted spectators
Baw a polorod man run from the crowd
toward the river to escape apprehension
by the officers. Shortly afterward a
great burly negro assisted by several
companions came up the alloy blooding
from a wound in the abdomen. The
iloeing man was a negro named William
Davis and the wounded ono was James
Flowers , whoso name does not como into
print tor the Brat time in Omaha from
this affray. It appears that those two
men had boon
THREATENING TO KILL ONE ANOTHER
on sight for uayoral days , owinn to aomo
difficulty growing out of each one's rela
tions with a white woman who until yes
terday lived at a notorious disorderly
liouao on Eleventh"utroot and Capitol
avenue run by a woman named Ellen
Mitchell. Yesterday the cause of their
trouble moved into a house near the cor
ner of Ninth and Dodge and both mon
being in that vicinity followed the com-
- batanta into the alley. Some of thsso
who were present say that Davis and
Flowers happening to moot , the former
deliberately drew out his revolver and
being only two or three paces distance
fired , the bail hitting the latter just
below the stomach. Davis fired
again , but the bullet flow wide 'of its
mark. Flowers seized Davis and wrench
ed the pistol from his grasp , when the
, Iatter turned and fled. The wounded
man followed Davis and fired two shots
at him but without effect. The piatol
reports brought out
.SEVEKAL HUNDRED PEOPLE , "
mostly women and children , who , when
they saw what had been done gave vent
to their fright by screams and cries.
Officers Morryatcm and Bellamy , who
i -wore close by , followed Davis down
through the bottoms. The lleaing man
1 took down the railroad track and hid in
an empty shed near the Seventh street
i railroad crossing ) whore ho waa found by
the police. He was taken to the city
jail and the charge of shooting with in
tent to kill Hot'opposite hia name.
i The wounded man waa helped into a
{ carriage and taken to No. 203 North
Eleventh street. Drs. Lee and Ayrea ,
who had been summoned , soon appeared.
Flowers was found to have received
A DANGEROUS WOUND
from a 44-calibro revolver , on the right
aide of the median line , two inches above
the groin. The ball took a downward
imd outward course , and buried itself In
the muscles of the thigh , passing
within a half inch of the femoral
rtory. The surgeons probed for
the ball , but were unable to extract it.
The wound ia considered by the attend
ing physicians not fatal , though a very
aerious ono. Flowers stated to the police
officers that three or four of those present
saw a yonug man named Martin Konnol-
ly hand Davis the revolver with which
ho did the shooting. Upon
Ids statement Connelly was arrested
on Tenth street by Officer ( Jormick. Ho
was kept through the night in the city
jail charged with being an accomplice.
He douies any complicity In the affair.
Davis' story , as related hi the city jail
last evening , la entirely different from
that related above , who says that upon
meeting Flowers in the alloy ho ( Flowers -
ors ) made a feint as if to draw a revolver
from his pocket. The prisoner said the
wounded man compelled him to
THHOW UP HIS HANDS
Saturday evening by drawing
a pistol upon him , and that ho thought
ho was about to do it again , nnd whip
ping out his revolver fired at FJowors in
solf-dofoneo. No piatol , however , was
upon the wounded man when ho was
searched. Davis says ho bought the pistol
tel of a pawnbroker only yesterday fore *
noon , and purchased it for the purpose
of defending himself from an attack by
Flowers
The prlfionor bears the reputation
among his race of being a lurd wurkiug ,
honest man who never before has been
: v in any trouble. Flowers ia looked upon
" " by many of the colored people o s being
a desperate character. It waa cnly two
weeks ago last night that Flowers was
arrested and afterward fined f .ir shooting
at a colored brother named D xon while
in a state of intoxication at Dick Gurry's
old place on Tenth street.
The first shipment of cattle for the new
stock yards arrived yesterday , being thirty
cor loads from Mr , Swau't range in Wyom
ing.
THE MUKDEBOira MULATTO ,
Tlio Verdict of the Coroner's Jury on
HiB Art.
Ooronor Maul hold an inquest Satur
day evening on the body of Elijah Fields ,
the colored bartender from Kansas City ,
who made the desperate attempt ton
days ago to take hla wife with him in hla
tragic ending. A number
of witnesses were examined , the
testimony of each going to aliovr
his desperate design to accomplish the
double tragedy or compel his wife to re-
j , turn to him , Mra. Field's testimony to
V JT her phyaician was repeated to the coron-
'iu ' ' er * ° * no ofloot that her husband had
XufeCvisited * her proylous to the tragedy and
jv threatened to kill her If she would not
"f" " live him , On the latal Friday ho came
to the house again and called to her to
come out She replied "I'm afraid to. "
JIo went up the atops from the yard
to the kitchen and bog an firing at
her. Pho waa hit twice and then
throw up both hands and implored him
to shoot no more. Instead , ho fired an
other shot which cut off part of one
finger. She rushed out of the kitchen to
thostreet for help and her husband entered -
tered it and turned the revolver
upon himself. The jury verdict of
suicide waa in accordance with the facts.
The body waa snnt yesterday to Loavon-
worth. Mrs. Fields was yesterday much
improved , and will doubtless now recov
er.
er.NOT
NOT SO BAD AS PAINTED
DIsolmrRo of the AccldontnlVlt -
ncssos of Tlmt Indian Haldon
BathhiR Scono.
Nauco County Journal.
The case of the stale of Nebraska vs.
T. May , O : W. Raworth , M. J. Roche ,
John Byora nnd Mr. Sutor , nil of Omaha ,
on n charge of assault with intent to
commit rape , was called at Genoa last
Monday , and a change to Fullerton -
ton taken. M , V. Moudy andF. W.
Critchfiold appeared for the prosecution
and J. M. Thurston and George D ,
Moiklojohn for the defense. The
case was taken before Harry Magoon on
Tuesday , nnd as usual iu such cases the
; ho court house was full of mon and boys ,
curious and eager to hoar the alckoninf
details of the horrible atrocity. Twelve
witnesses appeared for the state , olovor
of whom were Indian girls , nnh all agreed
that they Troro bathing in the turbid
waters of the Bonvor , n few rods below
the railroad bridge on the day nnd date
of the alleged assault ; that the
rain stopped nt the bridge
to take water , and that two cowboys
who were on the train , and n largo man ,
whoso identity waa a little mixed , np-
> roaohod and exchanged few words
Tith the sun-browned beauties of the
orost , and the assistant matron of the
school , Miss Steele , vrho superintended
.ho ceremonies. But ono out of the
twelve testified to hearing any indecent
expression from the mon , and she was
unable to identify the offender.
After all the testimony had boon given
> y the prosecution , the defense moved
a dismiss on the ground that the state
tad failed to make a case. The motion
was of course granted , and the prisoners
liamissod. The gentlemen against whom
he suit was brought are mon of families ,
md are respected in the community
n which they live , and the testi-
nony did not show that they had
[ ono anything ont of the way in the.
matter. Probably the cowboys were a1
ittlo bold and did wrong in going near
(
ho place whore the girls were bathing ;
> ut it would have boon difficult to run1
ho train out of Its accustomed course'to
avoid coming in near proximity to the
> athera. It Has , over been suggested
hat a loss conspicuous sand-bot
tomed bath tub might have boon
elected , so if there really , is
ny ono to blame , it is not entirely ono- ,
idod. It seems very unfortunate that
o trivial a matter should be brought into
ourt , and thus add to the burdens of the
ax payers without doing any good excent ,
o exonerate the accused from any evil
itentions. Colonel Tappan , like the
rontleman wo believe him to bo , ac-
aiowledgcd that h'o had been misled in
, he matter , and asked the pardon of the
; rain boys forthaving brought an unwar-
anted suit against them.
TAKEN IN'DATLIGHT ,
O. H. Galon's Kcsldouos Bobbed of
Valuables Saturday Forenoon , ' *
Last Saturday forenoon some person
unseoa entered the roaidonco of Charles
H. Guiou , 202 North Nineteenth street ,
nd spirited away $8 in money and ono
'old and ono silver watch. The larceny
f theao valuables was kept aa quiet aa
)033iblo by the police , in hopes of scour-
ng the offender. A colored man named
loberta who waa distant a couple of
oors , at work , near the time the prop-
rty waa mused waa suspected
nd shadowed by an officer. Laat
ight ho waa arrested nnar the A. M. E.
hurch , while awaiting the conclusion of
10 servicea. On being informed of 'tho
( largo on which he waa arroatod he do
led any complicity in the crime , but
tatod ho saw a colored man who asked
lim the way to Mr. Guiou's roaidonco ,
ntor it Saturday forenoon. Officer
Nightingale wont with the prisoner to
10 various places resorted to by the
olorcd people of the city , but the dusky
trangor was not found. The prisoner
was lodged in the city jail and the charge
f grand larceny preferred against him.
Only ono half block of tlio Ninth street
lavement remains to bo laid , und this will boone
ono during the wcuk.
A Good Man Gone.
Mr. Chris. Hartman of this city recoi-
cd Saturday evening a telegram from
'okamah , in this citato , stating that Mr.
:
V. B. White , a gentleman well known
roughout .Nebraska , had died that
ftornoon athis homo , of inilamation of
10 bowels. Mr. White had boon ill
> ut two wooka , and his death to many
f his friends in this citywas moat uuox-
jectod. ,
A caakot for his remains was pur-
haaed in this city , and will bo taken to
'okamah this morning by the Mount
Calvary Commandory No. 1 , of Omaha ,
f which order Mr.White was a member ,
'lie commandory leave on the 8:30 : train
ud return this evening at 5 o'clock.
Ono of Barney Bharnnon'a IIOUH a caught
ro yesterday , which called ont the du-
patniont. The flauica were extinguished bo-
ore any damage waa done.
IJDEW OU ! TflB GAS.
Another Nebraska Man Aspuyxloa-
ted In Chicago.
The Chicago Times of Saturday says ;
Micluxel Bauer , a Polish farmer , recently
old his property at Geranium Volley , Nebras-
ca , nnd oaine to Chicago with a view to mak-
ng it his homo. Laat Monday ho enraged n
oem at the Tittsburg house , and on Thurnd y
morning was found in bed uncoDBCious from
mvi njj blown out the giix. A doctor wai gum-
noned , but could not save the patient , who
led during the following night. A verdict
f asphyxiation was found. A ounllar death
occurred In the Eanio house a few weeks ago.
"he keeper of the hotel hai allowed none of
ils guests to light the gas slnco the accident ,
oing back to the use of lampa and canalea.
Prohibition's Anti-Republican Tent.
LKAVKMVORTir , Ktt. , Aninut 10. A call
will be issued to-morrow for a prohibition
tate convention to meet at Laweronco HOD-
ember 22nd , to nominate electors , and a full
tate ticket , The qualification of nii'mlwr-
hip will bo thosu who will not vote for
Maine & Logan.
The residence of JoTm Cocbrane , at Uaat
Des Moiiifg , burned Saturday morning. Lo a ,
$10,00 ; insurance , 87,000.
THE TEXAS FEVER ,
A Trntlifiil Statement as to Lsses : of
Cattle ia the Vicinity on
Brady Island ,
Some Interesting Inrornmtlon Con *
corning tlio Dlsonao.
MAXWELL , Neb , , August 8.
Editor Orrwha UKE.
I notice In your issue of the 7th itiit.
nn Item headed "An end of the plagu
and the Texas cattle fever gradually dtt
appearing from Nebraska stock , losao
greatly exaggerated , " otc. The nboro report
port ia said to taken from John A. Mo
Shane , who started with n herd froir
Ogallala numbering sixty head , and ayi
fifty-throe out of the sixty are now dead
I don't ' know anything about the Ogallala
cattle but it ia said Mr. Soarls had
seventy head of graded cattle and I learn
from good authority that all of those are
dead. Bull am speaking of 'Maxwell
vicinity. In the first place , Mr. McSliano
has failed to put in an appearance at this
point , therefore I beg leave to correct his
errors. In the statement ho haa
made , concerning the losses and
cause of the disease amongst
the cattle hero and at Brady's Island
ho says Lynch and McOullough lost forty
head each out of herds of not great size.
True , Lynch had only forty head all told ,
thirty-oicht died. Ho has two skim
milk calves left. But McCullough had
700 head and 200 of them are dead at
ihis date and lots more in a dying condi
; ion. Ho also says out of Plumer'a herd
of 300 between fifty and sixty head have
lied. I would say to McShauo ho had
) otter visit Maxwell before making anther -
> thor report and got posted concerning
; ho cattle interest hero.
Plumor & Jowott had 1,500 head bo-
'ore this epidemic sot in 52 died last
Sunday out of thatgnumber , and to-night
hey count 200 hides taken oil' dead
eattlo from the "P" biand , pastured
rom four to ton miles northeast of Max-
roll , instead of along the line of the
Jnlon Pacific road , as Mr. McShano
states. This shows how utterly ignorant
.his . gentleman is when ho says all of
.hose cattle wore shipped in from
vostorn Iowa or eastern Nebraska ,
svhon as a matter of fact not one head of
.hoso cattle were shipped in hero except
JO head of cows ho speaks of belonging to
3roon & Burke , seven of which died a
ow days ago , south of the Platte river.
Chose were culled by Mr. McShano ,
, nd Mr. Burke left thorn at Brady
island , where they contracted the
llsoaso from the Rankin herd , shipped
rom Texas and unloaded at Brady Is-
and on the 27th day of last May. Of
course Methane's old cows were not to
ascapo because they came from Blair , nny
nero than the native cattle raised hero ,
> elonging to several parties , besides those
.foremontionod. Jeremiah Snyder has
est CO head out of 100 , George Roberts
30 head out of 250 , and P. F. Dolan 25
jut of 150 , Dolan has 31)0 ) head in a pas-
uro that did not como in contact with
ho trail of the lUnkin
lord , and are free from ; the disease as are
also several small herds in this vicinty ,
; hat wore not exposed to the trail of the
tlankin herd , which is proof positive that
the disease was contracted from the afore
said Rankin cattle instead of Western
[ owa and Eastern Nebraska herds , as in
timated by Mr. McShano in his partiou-
ar phase where ho says none but those
Tom the above points were infected with
the disease. This is not only absurd but
idiculous on the whole , and shows how
gnorant he is in the matter.
It ia well known that the Plumor
3ros. were extonsire stock raisers , and
s now known as the firm of Plumer &
Fowett. John McCollough has boon in
the cattle business the last twelve
roars ; also Dr. A. L. Flict , and others
oo numerous to mention , whoso cattle
, ro on a well matured range north of
Brady Island station , whore the
Tranklin herd was unloaded from cars ,
ind driven out on this same range ,
ningling in with the above herds , and
is is proven by Professor Hopkins , vet
erinarian of Wyoming territory , who
rcrifios that the Texas cattle will convoy
ho disease in thnir system and although
pparently well , and will
envoy the disease to any
lorthorn cattle they como in contact
rrith. This Rankin herd not only inocu-
atcd our native herds hero with the dis-
aso , but they also infected them with
ho Texas wood tick. Cattle that are
iok and dying with'tho disease are liter-
lly covered with those ticks , a thing
lever known to exist in this locality be-
oro. We now believe in Mr. Hopkin's
hoory and find his statement true wlinro
10 says ne native herd will not carry
ho disease to another native herd. This
jausoa a more quiet fooling in the com
munity , as wo are in hopes of saving the
tvttlo that did not come in contact with
ho through Toxans.
Tlioro were about 2,500 head exposed
o the disease on this range , vrhero
ho men in charge of the Rankin herd
iuld thorn for several days to rest and
ocruit up before driving on their own
ango , which goes to show that they lost
ho virus in this vicinity before they
were driven off , thereby , perhaps , saving
> oth 'Rankin's own herd , and all herds ;
idjoining his range , including Mr ,
tratt'a and others. But I assure you the
ossos hero are suppressed more than
exaggerated. Out of the above number
of cattle there are at least 700 head dead ,
and no sign of its letting up ,
ilthough not dying as fast as they did
ast week.
1 would write more on this subject ,
3Ut it might tire your patience , and per-
laps would destroy , or convoy it to the
wosto basket , but there is no use in sup
pressing the truth of the matter , as it is
Toll known that the disease ia not con
tagious amongst native cattle , and only
.hose exposed to the thorough Texans
will bo liable to infection , and as you bad
no true report of the disease since it
started I would bo pleased to BOO it in
> riut for the benefit of stockmen at largo.
The Oliolora ,
LONDON , JIugust p. English cholera pear -
> ear d in Bevornl districts of Lancaublre ,
noklag considerable headway , thu number
stricken with it exceeds two hundred , and five
rtoatua haye occurred. Doctors attribute the
nutbronlc to oicouaivoheat , and the HBO of im
iropor food ,
MAIISKIU.KH , August 9. The area affected
jy tlio cholera in widening , yesterday theru
wcro iivo deaths at Allen , live at Suliu , and
throe at village of 400 inhabitant * pear
Aries ; at Crete , eeveii deaths ; at CoageroH.
two ; at Oarfusaone , two ; at Lordeuux , ecu : ut
jigean , one. Such a panic prevails that
parent * fled forgetting their children
for whom tlui elater * of chailty are cuing for ,
A soldier from Avinoon whom
Boveral deaths from cholera occurred , died at
Algiert , Ilia comrade * who accompanied him
From Avlgno had beou isulutexl at Vofrue. , In
the department of Ardccbu , with u population
of 760 , thorn were five deaths yesterday and
thirty under treatment. Numerous caicj of
I
sickness , supposed to bo cholera nro
nt other points in Arilecho.
BKIILIN , Aug. , 0 lr Koch ( Utod in n Ice
turo lft.il night ho was convinced tlmt the Del
U of the OnnRca wan the real homo ol tto A
( ease , religious pilgrim * In India greatly prc
moling the spread of cholera. Improved wato
supply , Dr. Koch thought , the boat means o
chocking the doaoaso ,
TOULON , August -Three deaths froi
cholera here lust night.
BUMMKU Hl'OHTS.
SnildlobARR nnd Sulky.
AT IintflHTOS' lIK.Vdt.
nrtmitTOM .BKAOII , Auguit I ) . Traok heavy
1'urso of mllo--Florence
throo-qiinitcrs a - -
won , llostafto M , Qtoadowor 3d ; time. 1:181 :
I'urso soiling Allowances xovcn-clghths o
ftmilo Shelby Bnrnew won , Iiicomtmit 2 < 1
MonUuk 3dj time , 1:31 ,
1'urso handicnji nil ivcs one nml n rjunr
tor milcH Tom Mnrtin wnn , l.ittlo liuttcrcui
2JsAr onio 3cls timo. 2:11 : ! ] .
1'urxi Rlftitlons , all i > K'"i mlle Cnrno ]
won , King Day Cd ; Florence ,1 , 3d | tliuo ,
I'lltre nil ngoa ono and ono-oight mlloJi
Wocnlllowor won , Ton t'triko 2 < 1 , Kinir T.-xn
3d ! time , 1SS03. '
I'urss-hftiiulcap hiinlloraco ono nml ono-
minrtor inlle * ; over five liunlles Vi itan won ,
Glniultf lirsnnon L'tlj JiuimirotU 3d : time ,
2:23.
ATHtlCAOO IlllIVINO 1'AHK.
OiHOAno' , Augnst fl. Half-mllo honts nil
pen llluoblrd won , Verntr 2ilj best time ,
4DJ. '
Sight furlong * two-year olds Itannna
won. Llttlo Fellow 2cl , Titiitruiu 3d ; time ,
1:03J.
Two miloi nil BRPS April Keel won , Boat
man 2(1 ; Harry Cruz 3d : time , 3:31J. :
StceplcchsBo King Troublcr won , Princoos
Chuch2d ; Joe Itnjlo JM : time , lllj. :
AT HAltATCMA.
S.vnATOflA , August ! ) . Olio mlle Jim Hon-
wick won , dimon second , Gulavy third Timu
Mlle nnd n half Sciuslto won , lllast nee-
onrt , I'owhattan third. tTimo , 'JsiOj.
Jlilo nnd five hundred yards \Wlflnwcr
won , Knclid second , Sovcreifjn 1'at third.
Time , 2:15. :
Threo-nunrtura milo Ueed won , Schooknm
second , Alor'ning Glory third. Time , 1:18. : } ,
AT I1UKKAIO.
BOKPALO , August 9. Frcc-fnr-nll pworB ;
Johnstono 1 , ruled oil ; 15illy 1 2 2 1 , nilod
elf ; Fuller 31 , ruled off ; time , 2:12J : , 2:17i : ,
2in.t. :
Class 2:19 : Hnrry Wilkes won , Catchlly 2d ,
Oaptnia JCmraons 3d , I3cll Kcho ith ; best time
Frfie-for-all Edwatd Thorn won , Fanny
Wcathcnpoon " 2d , Phyllis 3d ; bust time ,
2tfii. :
Class 2:29 : Thorrbnrtr 41 , niled olT ; Belle
Ilnmlin 1 , ruled off ; Clmiley Hogan 621 ,
ruled off ; Alontif.imery 2 3 2 ; Kittlo Wood 3 ,
distanced ; titno , 2:23i. : 2:21j : , 2 : ! > 3.j.
The attempt of Pliyllls to beat his best
record of 2:131 : waan failure ; best time 2:131. :
AT riiiLAi > imiA. !
PAIIK. August 9. Tlio track
was heavy. Ono milo th H3-yoar-oldR penalties -
alties and allowances Hndynnon won ; Water
Lilv2d ; time 1:474. :
Ohampion stallion stakes two-yo r-olds
threo-quartera milo - Wonda won , G ratio 2d ;
Volnnto 3d ; time lilfij.
Clmmplon stakes all ngvs ono and one-
half miles Woodford won ; Drake Curler 2d ;
Monitor 3d ; time 2MOJ.
Free handicap stakes all ages ono and n
quarter miles Tattler won ; Kilmeny 2d ;
Ulroflo 3d ; time 2:16. :
Seaside fctakos handicap three-qnartcrH
milo Ganymcdo won ; Patnpsco 2d ; Farewell
3d : time ItL'OJ.
I'nreothrooyearolds seven furldugs
Itaalca won ; Switt 2d ; Queen Ksthcr 3d ; time
1:37. :
Handicap steeple chase , full course Altalr
won ; Captain Curry 3d ; titno 4:23. :
Ball ,
THE NORTHWE8TEBS LKAOUK.
ClllCAfiO , August 9. A meeting of the dl-
rectoiH of the northwestern leacuo ; was hold
hero to-day. The Grand Hapidi and Muskegon -
gen clubs wcro dropped from the league ,
Quincy , Kvansvillc , Snginaw , Milwaukee ,
MinuoapollB and St. Paul now constitute the
loajjuo nud will play th se on out. W. D.
Whltmore , of ( iuincyj III. , ' was elected prca-
iilent of tlio leagiio in place of John J. Kiist ,
resigned. The clubs imme'd will have to give
a bood of 85 < iO that they 'will play the season
out. A new schedule has been arranged and
will bo ready f.ir the press to-morrow.
DKTIIOIT , August 9. Tlio Grand Rapida
club protests against the dropping from the
Northwestern league. It is claimed a notice
was not given .and that tha action was con
trary to the league rules.
OAMKH SATUnDAY.
At Kansas City Unions , Kansas City , 7 ;
Chicago , 2.
At Philadelphia-Allegheny 2 , Athletics 13.
At Chicago Chicago 11 , Buffalo 5.
At Columbus -Columbus 8 , Toledo 2.
At Boston Providence 11 , Boston 0.
At Detroit -Detroit 5 Cleveland 4.
At St. Louis-Unions ( ) St. LoiiU 5 , Cin
cinnati 2.
At Washington Unions Nationals 4 , Bos
ton 12.
At St. Louis St. Louis ) , Cincinnati 3.
At Richmond Game called at end of ninth
inning _ on account of darkness. Brooklyn ? 5
Virginia * 5.
OASlKfi HUNDAV.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis 2 , Columbus
At St. Louis Louisvilla 3 , St. St. Louis 0.
At Cincinnati Toledo 0 , Cincinnati 10.
At Kansas City ( Unions ) Kansas City 2 ,
Chicago 1.
NOTES.
Twenty-five deaths from yellow fever in
Havana the past week ,
The flouring mill of II. K. Dillingor burned
Saturday morning , hots , $28OJO ; Insurance ,
513,000.
Shinier , 1'roU & Co. , proprietor * ! of tha
Homo woolen mill at Allciilmvii , fulled Satur
day , Llabilltlus , 8100,000.
George W. Jacnhy & Hnn , ono of thu lar
gest liniiBof nimbi ! dculcr.i in 1'hiladeipliia ,
have assigned Liabilities at present aioim-
known.
Adoliili Keilxon , Tlrtodore Goct/el and Ambrose -
broso Watts were urrCntod Batutday in New
York for potting sociulisUc Proclamations , nnd
lined S5 o < cu. tltmtico Hchwab , the coinimiu-
Ibt , paid their fines.
The last layer of Btono was placed on the
Wellington monumimt Saturday , It Is now
00 feet high , _ The workmoii will immediate
ly begin oroctiug the franui work for the roof ,
which will bo fifty-five feet high.
D. H. Kent , of D. II. Kent & Co , of Phila
delphia , limited dealers of Iron and tinneiH1
suppli H. is reported embarrassed financially.
Hta liabilities are place 1 at $15J,000. ; Ono of
thu firm says Kent' * difficulties will not involve -
volvo thi firm ,
BiTlm remains of Liontenant Lockwood ar-
rlvod Saturday t Annapolis , and were placed
in the chapel room of St. AIIIIO'H church , cov
ered by the Union Jack. Thpy will remain
guarded by four fiailorn until the funeral ,
which will probably occur on Tuesday ,
The original papers comprising the record
of the Greely Arctic search and the most in-
terentlng roll en of that expedition , have been >
delivered into thn custody of General Hun-
cock , at Governor's Island , by Lieutenant
Bebruc , of the Thetis.
At Indianapolis Saturday morning Juilgo
Suit , in n habeas cornusiprxootliiigs : , reduced
tliebuilof J , O , Ifarri/ton , the defaulting
banker , from 900,000 to ? 10,000 , and ho ( iwoo
hlrt relii'fio to his brother-in-law , Nick Me-
Carty , becouijng bondHinan. It is report < l
that HaniBon is very ill , and cannot long sur
vive.
vive.Only
Only two caics of pleuro pneumonia and
Texan fever among cattle haw * been reported
to the 1'emiiylvfliiU authorltlus. Nothing
nerioiiH Is Hald to oxi t , un.l as soon as thu re
port was received thu xecretary of , tha board
of ugriculturo had It uttoudul l by dispatch *
ing a stirgmm to thu plans designated , The
latter oflicial Is ut prtsent in Lancaster
county.
The steamer Martha Stephens , plying l j-
twecn JiiHjiivlllo and Airow itock. on tha 11 is-
Bourl river , struck it snag Saturday morting
and eunk ia ton feel nf water. The boat was
owned } > Y Capt > , in MoPliHrson. Valuq , 810-
000 ; caigo , 8 ,0(0 ( ; insured for 80,000. Henry
Hoofer , bar-keeper of the bnat , and ono negro
and three while deck lundd were drowned.
Two utheri were'aided ,
1'lttsburg dlstlllera are nundiiig their surplus
Block of whiiky to Kuroiw for storage ton-
cupo tax , 1'ivq thousand uamla have already
IKCII thimicd , and fully as much mom will l > o
suit in the next four monthi Tlio dlitiller
claim that thn coot of shipping to and froi
Bremen , tor go thf rn for two years and in
Rtuanco will only bo ? fi,23 per barrel , where * ,
to keep It hero and pay tax and inuiranco th
coit would bo $20.00.
Oliver L. Patch , a painter of Mlntioapoll
eparatod from his wife several months ng i
* or some time Henry U Dnvldi , n scenic
painter , has botm keening her company
Saturday tnght Patch wont into a rc tauran
and found his wife and Davids together , t
quarrel ensued , Patch drew n revolver ani
Miot Davids in the broant , The latter diet
within fifteen minutes. 1'atch wan atreited
Ths olllccrsjof the International Trnvellni
Passenger Agents' association , together w ill
their gitMts , a pnrty nnmlH < rlng in nil oiu
hundred , loft Chicago for Denver Sattirda1
night by social tram over the Milwaukee }
St. Paul to OmnliA and thelico over the Unioi
Pacilto railway , Tlio jwrty wan in cliargo o
representatives of tha two mads tiainod. Tin
annual icsslon of the association begins a1
Denver next Tuesday.
The annual meeting of the Old limn Tola
wanner * ' association and the United State :
Military Telegraphers , which will bo held a
St. Louis August 20th , promises to bo n notn
bio event , nnd to bring together qttito n man
of who " brass'
uor now prominent mon "picked
twonty-flvo.to thirty years ago. Members o
theto societies attnudm will bo furnished free
ii-woi over the Mis ouri Pacific nnd Wnbasl
-ail\vayn nnd controlled lino' , and transporta
.Ion for the wives of mcuibors will bo rouni
.rip tickets for ono faro. Application miitl
Himade tj Charles W. Hauniiond at St.
"iOtlis. "
A BLOOD v-u AN"DKI > BHOTIIEH.
Stoii-KnJhor nnit StepSister
Sister , and AttctnptH the Llfo
of Ills Bister.
GALVKSTO.V , August 9. The N
on , Toxin , spncial says : The most atrocious
uurder over known in the history of Tarrant
ounty wag committed this morning at 4
'clock , by H , A. Lindsey. The victims wcro
is Btep-fathiT , Tamea A. Wright , nnd hit
top-sister , I'nnuiu Wright , at thotimu in bed ,
'aiiiilo occupying nil npartmont with n sister
f Lindsoy , For cause not definitely known
10 entered the house innpircd by n murderous
renzy nud made htR way to Wright's room
ml shot nnd killeil him. The noixo of the
iscluxrgo of firearms aroused Pannip , who
rose in bed , but before she could gain the
oor Lindsey shot her through thu biuiu. The
ther sister lied slirleking from the room , fol-
owed by bullets from Llndsoy's pistol , but
irtimatoly without effect. 1 indsey escaped
i the woods nnd was nt lat accounts at large ,
liough closely pursued. Ho is about 33 yearn
Id. Wright \ \ as ono of the most prominent
ud respected citizens of the county. John
.indBoy , a brother of the murderer , nn1 ? been
rrcstixl nt an accomplice to prevent fciving
leaistauce to the fugitive.
A Natural Gnu Gobble.
I'lTisiiuna , August 10. GoorgouWostimj-
ouse , of the National Gas company , has pur *
hased a , lenso hold of four-fifths of all the
utural gas territory of western Pennsylvania ,
riio ngirrpgoto area of the tracts is 17,000
ere ; . The terms of nulo are withhold.
mYOJRBAKINS POWDER TO-DAY.
Brands adrcrtlaod as abtiolutcly pure
THE TEST :
Place a can top down un a hot BIOTA until h t dth
emovtt the covur anddmoll. A cliomht vrlll not bo r -
ulrod to detect the presence o ( luiunonla.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
TS IIHiLTIirUL\tSS IUB NEVER
In a million homai for n quarter of a oonturj It liu
oed the coniuniors * rellnblu t st.
THE TESTOFTHE OVEN.
_ _
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO , ,
or
Dr , Price's ' Special Flavoring Extracts ,
Tbttlroninltinoildcllelciui ttdBatarklfltfor known , ud
! r. Price's LupuJIn Yeast Gems
For Ujlit , llcallliy Ilri-ud , The licit Dry Hep
Yeait In the World.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
HICACO. - ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UTBpoclali will FoBltlvolynot bo laoortoa
inicca iiuld in advance ,
TO LOAH-UOU8V.
TO LOAN lueums of (300. anil Dpward
MONKY 13a\la end Co. , UeM Eetato and Loa
Ecntii , IfiOB F/.rnam Ut. tPt-lf
UCLP WAMYliU.
\/ANTiD : Flrnt-clasa nook , dining room and
n kltclun gill at Treuiont House , Iflth and Hurt.
ISB-tf
A/ANTKU A No. 1 cook lUubaum'drestaurant ,
rV 1518 IJOilico Bt. UU-lli
I7ANTKI ) Merchant Tailor , A good pants nnd
rV > c t maker wanted , at Yanklon. Applyorul-
rcss Krank Jiildtrlc.k ! , Yanliton , I ) . T , , box Ml.
160 14.
\7ANTKI > KtvaC ( ) women tt arrange era n fo
r V exhibition. J. I. Allan , N , W. ooruur 2flth and
'umlugs. 17f-0p
ANTKD Two dlnlnj room girls at24ia
W Ing t. 171-llp
I 7ANTED Immodl ttlv , a ( { 111 for general ious | -
V V work , 2511 Uouglai Ht. ISI-tf
\\TANT'.D-Ago lcook , 1016 Haruoy " street.
W uaop
\X7ANTED-UlnlnK mom a-d kitchen girls at Sla-
VY von House , south Tenth St. 162-Bp
i or itonerol houw work at the
WANTED Fr I maikut 13th Bt , , between Jones
nd Lcannwoith K Bwartz. 142-Op
rirANTKD Dlihwanhcra at oiioe at 1600 Karnaui
VV bt. Uoi I aie paid 143-Op
[ 'ANTKD A competent gill at 1710 Douglas Bt
W 1200
- ttarcg on U. tt A. H. H. cut-off ,
WANTKU-600 construction between Hlgbeo and
larkBon. WorK will lart nix months. Wages (3.60
cr day , Kreo tmnii > ortatlon from KinsasClty 1' .
J. Kldrcd , John Mclaughlin , Itonlck , Mo. UO-lOp
iTlTANTKU A girl fur general housework. Good
VV wagefl. Mono hut a competent girl need apply ,
f. J , Kdliolui , 2441 Chicago street. I2U 9
' , ( food , smart and enorifotlo inaa to
WAN'TKD Interest la a well ostab IslioJ and first
JS.-K DM Ing | IU | LOS AilJiosj ' 'O , W. " Iko ollloe
Jtiittlii. 1280
rr7AHTBU-A barber 700 South 10th Bt.
B72'llp
ANTKD-WalUir at the Occidental.
WANTKD-LADIK8 OH UBNTI-KUKN-In city
or country , to take nice , light and pteaiant
wotk at their own IIOIUOM ; f'2 to $5 a day easily and
uletly made ; work sent by mail ; no oinvaaslng : no
tamp for ruj ly Please addrtuu Hellable Uanl'g Co. ,
hlladelpbla.I'a. 8 7-lui
WARTBU.
- In a grocery store. Can
WANTKH-Bituatlon , Danish and Bwetjlih.
lai had Ion * : expormnce and good book < ko per. Ad *
rrM good referenoesif required. "M. V. " Ueo
IHoo. 178'llp
A position at stone wall laying and
WANTED . Addre.s U. Megordeu , Jloe olllco.
172-llp
TTTANTED A position by a lUst-cla lalv book' '
W keeper. Addrven " 13 ? ' Dvt otlloo. 746 tf
ERTEL'S HAY PRESSES.
Arc the Cheapest , Most Durable , Smallest in Si/o nnd Lightest iu
Weight.
With no lUy I'rceMd of my kind can the amount of work produced at inch llttr en > enii , ( ten Ions of lny
ami ovc to loiO railroad box e T. ) as ran bo done lth the Ejtel Improved Machines , vrarrentod or no
OKO. KRTEb A CO. Qutnoy IlllnrK
Mention OMAHA Unit. 11 em ( KsubllihKl In 1887. )
T7 NKRaETIOoing tn n , good builneM extwr-
JJV lenoa ftml reference * , would Ilka to otiUiii per-
miknentposltlon InOmahit , Is of rood h hlta ml unM
to hard work , Addrora " 11. D. " Dee nffloo. 105-li ) |
" \\7ANTKD-Ujr rolddlo ed nun , n utotdy lt >
I f nation In private family. Understands toJUko
euro ol hones and practical gardening. Hoc J refer
ence * . Address" * ' . L."Iko offlco. 102-Op
TX7ANTED Employment by a Rood miui In store.
V ) Apply 3:7 : 8. llth St. H , JUnnwclltr.
170-Ilp
WANTED Situation to do ecnoral house work by
Qcrumn girl. Address "It. A. Boo olllro.
103 Up
tlTANTEl ) lly a rcsprctftblo German girl , a tit-
T T nation to do general houia work In a email fam
ily. Address , "N. II. " Ueo olllco. ! Bl-9p
Tt/ABTKD A situation by A young man , would
T f prefer a grain or Implement otoro or commia-
lonlioueo. Attdrou "J. 1. F. " Dee olllco. ] & 0-9p
[ T7ANTKD Situation on the road or In house by a
TT joungmnii wliohaihadosperlcnco as travel-
ng salesman and clerk. Address "N. C. " Hoc oinco ,
HO Op
WANTKD Situation by a Swede gttl who cannot
talk English , nlsboi a place at low \\agoato
earn to talk and work. Can bo found N. E. .corner
) < otgo and llltli street * . 144-Sn
WANTKD Situation as book keeper In a whole-
Bale or retail store. Had8 ) cnr oiporlonce and
nn ( 'ho the best of lofercnocn. Will work for small
aalarytocommoncowlth. Address "F. 0 H."caro
lee olllco. KS-9
A loung married man wauw situation u book-
2keeper. . In wholesale establishment In Omaha.
Address''O. " care lice. 808-tl
nnnCELLAHEOUB
WANTED Two rooms , suitably furnished for
light housekeeping , oonxonlimt to poslolllce.
Addrosa stating terms , A.U. | 0 , " Boo offlco. 100 9p
WANTRD Partner , \ > y a German , with a few
hundred dollars , In n well rating tiuslnorr.
onnnn preftrrcd. Addrcsi " ( Joed Chance , " 82 this
fflco 108-llp
WANTED A gouts for the best campaign medal
In the market. Send 10 cents lor sample to
'oung'aArt Ktnpormm , Omaha Nob. J : u2-U
A houfo ol 5 or 0 rooms within 16
WANTKD
minutes walk ol P. 0 , Addrou "J. L " Bee
Illco. 170 Op
WANTED To loll , foundry. Splendid cnanco
f or a practical moulder with snull c ; Ital "A.
W. " 60 Bco olllco. OOfl-Op
WANTED To purchase a small farm Improved on
the Lanka ofalakonr rher , must bo high and
icalthy. Addries box 804 Omaha , Neb. 105 tf
Two or thrco furnlbhcd rooms conveniently
WANTKD
niently located tor lleht homo keeping. Address
tutlng terms , "A. F. J. " Boo oHloo. 957-tf
TXTANTED2,000 on tint-class city Boc\itltyfor 5
TT years , at0 percent. Addrcea llox 020 I'ont-
oMlco 700-tt
FOB BBKT UonB i ana Lota.
IR RENT Furnished rooms 1810 Dodge Street
[ 71011 KENT A pleaaanttront room S. E. oor. 16th
L1 anil Howard etroet. ! SO-I2p
HUNT Houio of Groom ) a. W < corner 17th
FOK Marcy Bt. Innulio of J. II. Baldwin.ISO
ISO Dp
FOR KENT A nloely furnished front room 614 N.
16th Bt. , near Caaa Bt. ! B7-13p
[ 7101111KNT Furnlihed room 722 South IBth St.
i ? 186-lBp
TUMI HUNT Two largo fine now houses with barn ,
L1 If needed. Apply to Ilallou Drou. , 317 B. 13th
treet. 104-lVp
TiOlt HRNT South front room , nlooly fnrnlihetl ,
J 1004 Karnamitrcot. SOi-llp
Fi .OH . HUNT A furnUhod room for gentleman or
lady , 8iO 8. 2l8t near Lcavenworttt. 110-lCp
TJlOlt HKNT-A furnlBhed room at 2112 California
Btioet. 107-iap
TiOIt HKNT I'lvo room houao 27th and
: etreot. IDS Dp
7101111 iNT : To turnlahcd rooms at Sin north
? 13th etroet 106-lp
710 HUNT A ttoro. Good opcnliiK for KMcorl
; 811 N. 15th street , 103-Bp
IOII KENT FurnlBlicd front room OU north 13th
btrcot. 117-1 lp
TiOH UENI Nicely fiirnUhud roum very low to
1 atoaily renter , 171U CallforuUSt 2V ! )
UK < T Sult'oC looms nlcolyfuriiil.nl. In-
IriOll
1 < | Ulrol815Cas9Bt. 173-llp
ITlOtt.UKNT UottiRafour rooms ar.il . closets , U' v-
I ? uiiHurth.near 22d ttrcitt Iniiulro 13 soutn ' 'utli.
103-Op
jlOHHENT A cottage- throoo rooms.Jlmjulru of
J Thus. Built , 15th and Ohlcutro Et. 183 0
[ TIOIl HKNT One or two ploanantly locate'1 fur-
L1 uliheil roumr. Address "W. " Ueu olllto. 10 ( ) > llp
FOU HKNT House of ( bo rooma , Impilro flrit
liouto west of Herald olllco. 110 ISp
FOH HUNT Furnished rooms Rlntclo or In eulU.to
purinanont occuuants , Kas and moJorn oonuuu-
encoii , tin. t $20 per month , llrlck lilock corner
ith and t'aiiltul ave Hofcrunnuauxcliuiiucd.
IBl-Op
TTlOlt HKNT-Uood dwelling houcu with 11 rooms
furnlbhod or unfurnished. Apply 819 north lOtb
t. hetwccn California and WebsUr. 148 tf
rpUK HKNT Nice turulehcd ix-uth ( rout rooma
J Huitahlu lor twocersoui , and one back room , 1714
illfornla Bt. 1M lip
T01l HKNT-KroBt room unfurnished , at 1017 chl-
caKO itrect. 118-tf
TMMt ItKisT Hnuia of l < loouia. 1711 Jtckeon
J Inquire of T. J. 1'ltimorrls , 044 U. 17th btreot , oreo
oo olllce. 137-tf
TIOU HBNT-Nlcely furoUhed front room 1016
J Dodge itrcet. 110-tf
[ 7 < OIt HKNT-Ono of the finest rieldcncog In the city
L1 11 rooms , furnace , hot'and cold cold water bath )
water closets , mates , eta. Kvorvthluif first can
irouKhout. $70.00 per montlu ll kcr & llayne ,
3th and 1'rrnam Hit tf
'JlOll ' HUNT HOUH 6 looms good repair. Mice
I1 yard , datura water. Hunt . ' 0 per month 1411
ark Wilde ave. Apply to Jno. W. Uoll , Druggist ,
( Jth Bt. 185-t (
[ TlOIt HENT The host customcil dry goods store In
L1 Albion , Nub. PoMBslon 1st or Hept Hixo 80
tset by 24 feet. AdJrem Aruistroui ; A Woitover ,
Albion , Neb. 077 > 12p
FOU HKNT A two ttory frame bulldluK lulUUe
for bmliifas. I rge cellar , upatalm mlUblo fur
enldenoo. luuulra on premises , corner 0t > > and
Icrco 81. 0'8-tl
(70K ( HKNT Nicely furnished rooms without
L1 board 1814 Davenj.oit Ut. lOMlp
F 1011 HKVT-Furulshed rooms with board , 1612
Dodge. 016-lmp
OH UKNT I'leasant ( furnished rooms , 17U7 Caaa !
BM-lSp _
HKNT Two flaruUhixl Bouth front rooms ,
1 . IQlhBt. b73-tf
OH HKNT-Blx roum cottage , Hue location , by 8.
T Peterson. B. li. cor. I6th and Douglas. 617-ti
HiNT Two Uf w 8 room houses , very ooui-
Ijiull
1 ploto one block from Park avo. can , AMB.S ,
607 far n am , 660-U
OK HKNT-Hoome la Croiinie'a Block. oT .
Hitchcock. 61S-U
FOK UKNT Ono grand square puno. Inquire
olEUuolui and Kilcktoo , 4W-U
FOR HKNT Ono ? oed ilx roam houM 925. per mo ,
O.lLIlltchoock. sss-tt
FOR SALE.
FOR 8AI.E noauttfnl aero lot fronting on 13tli
F t , only 81,003 cosyottta. . Utrkerft Uaynr.
13th ami Farnam. 109.12
FOH HAI.F.-Knll lot Rood house and other 1m.
prinomciitf , ROOI' location near ICth MuSouth
Omaha , II.S50 on monthly payments. .Uarkcr &
Majne , 13th and Karnam. 209.12
lKnT Two rooms , 10188. llth street. Hef-
ercnccs required. S05-12i >
FOR SALK-Clioaplotn , $5 down , t& | i r month.
H. 0. Patterson & 0o. , oor.lSthond Fnrnam.
170-tf
FOR 8AI.K 8&unileraiiid ItlmebacEh addition ,
lota monthly payments. 1C. C. Patterson fc Co. .
corner 13th and Farnam. 180-11
FOR8\I.K-Kour dicaplotsla lUlUrd .t CaMwtlla
additioneasy terms. R. C. rattesson & Co. ,
corner 13th aud Farnam. 181-11
FOH SAM : $300. will bujra clRnr aad caiulv store
307 South llth Bt. II. lUrmwcltcr. 187 lip
1ST YitA I'd OF OMAHA Uomls hasreduood pro ! °
for next SO days to ? 5 from 910 heretofore.notr
Ion SALE Cheap , a small new drug stock. AJ-
dreu "Druggist , " care of Itoe. 135-12
FOR HAt.K-A clean stock t > t Hardware In Central
Nobra ka , Address "A. B. " Dcurubllsliluff Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. OSl-lm
T7IOH S M.E-H5 acres ; 100 aores under cultivation ;
JL1 good grove , fram house , oUble , granary , well ,
and some fruit trees ; about is miles south of Valpar.
alee , In Lancaster county , Neb , . at16peracro. Ad-
docss Thoa , Wollo , David City , Nob. Terms easy.
040-loutn
F I Oil 8ALKA good olds bar top buggy cheap.
217 Uouth 18th. 03U-t
" 17011 8ALB Leaving on account of 111 health.
JL1 house , bam , fowlorlca and 2 lota. Also two ( cool
residence lots. Apply T. K. I'arflU , Oas offloo , 18th
and Karnam. 880.1m
FOR SALE 40 dcalrnblo building lots , tor trade
orcaih. Call at A. Uotpo'a 1610 Dodge St
8M-lmo
OU SALE Graded Durham Cattle 7 yearling-
hollers ; 60 two year old hollers ; 51 throe year old
cows : 4 lour year old OOWB ; SiioUlgrood I > urh am bulls ,
Saudi one Is a show animal ; 2 seven-eighths Dur
ham bulls , 2 vcara old. Above except a tow are pro-
do stock and nhow their breeding plainly. 0 oalvoa
by laid bull ) , out of above oow , as are the yearlings ;
11 yearling ttccra ; 17,1 wo year old steers and 78 thrco
) oar old steers. R. lS STUN , illndcn , Nob.
502-lmp 0
FOU SALE At a gro\t bargain , the Bcott real-
dcnco proi > erty. Jutt east of 1'ratt'a In ITanscom
Place , Thlslsavorr itoslralilo 7 room cottage and
will bo sold at a uaciifloo. BARKER & 1IAYNK.
712-tt 13th and Farnam.
FOR HALE OR TRADE A B year old Kentucky
borne Ut bands high , gentle and kind , trots In
S minutes untralnnd , aUo a now fine side bar top car
riage. 0. J. Canan 731-lmo
FOR SALE Drooery tmsinoe.s m | ioo < l locality
pajlogwcU. Will roinlre capital of about $3,000
For particulars address "IT. W tblsofflco. 000-lm
TTIOR SALE A cholco dairy and stock farm of 800
JP acres , 200 aoroj , under cultlratloo , 25 mlles from
Silver Creek , Nob. , on U. ! . Hallway. Good house ,
01 oam and Ice houses , barna , oorrala , etc. , or dairy
ing and itock raising Land Is well watoiod and all
choice grasa and grazing Itnd , with plontv of
adjoining. For sale cheap. Potter & Cobb. ' . i I
Farnam street. 671-tf
FOR 8ALK-Engtnea now and sooond hand 10 h , p.
IS h. p. and 20 h. p. portable and stationary ; alto
boilers of any alto and stylo. Richard & Clarke , U , P
R. Y. bet. 17th and 18th Sti. Omaha. 649-tl
SALE A pilrtlng ortlce suitable lor a email
FOR
newspaper or job otlloo. Will eoll for cash or ex
change for Omaha City property. Address' X.Z.O"
Boo ouloB. 488-tf
BALE Three of the boat lota In Haiuoom
FOR
place at a bargain If aold loon. 1'otter & Oobb ,
1615 Farnam. 031-tf
FOR SALE Cheap Iota 111 Shlnn'a 2d adlltlon ,
KIrkwood and I'lalnview. 1'ottor & Cobb , 1616
Varnamitreet. 42S-tf
fpORSALE Two aeoond hand planog. at Eclholm
JD & Erlakson'H Mnsla Store ou 10th St. 890-tl
FOR BALE Two open neoond-nond buggies und
ono dellvury nagon , cheap , at 1310 Hurncy HI.
839tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
' A larao red cow black about the mouth
ST'IAYKD
Under will receive $6. regard by rutuiulngto
' hrliltiler , on Donate j'sjilaco at o ud of H Hinder *
.Street , oppoulto V'ort Umaha. _ tol-llp
' A brown cow , 7 or B years old. Onner
can have samn by calling on Clurlts Borthul ; ,
Oummg Street , O'NoU'a I'hcu , and paying charges.
Ct-luwji
STRAYED OR KTOLKH-A 11-lit b > y nearly ronel
mare pony 8 yearn old branded "II , A. K. " on
lufthin , white facoand xaddlo marks gb. reward
lor her return to U. F. Martin , 1014 Clark St.
VSl-Op
'pIIOTOailArilSonlargod to unv tlio and colored
L In any ttylo very cheap , at 1410 Dodge bt. , Oma
ha Neb. , third Ibor. 1C4 14 | >
SEIIAVKD A Sort year o'd loan heifer whltn
fate and bhort tall. 8. Montgomery , Boo olllco.
17B-14p
* \ \ 7BViHatant worthy perniua to build a house
V V who buy a Jot from ui , R , 0. 1'atterson & Co. ,
corner 18th und Faraam. 182-11
TGMIWT AU ION MALE AT UNION STOCK
Jj YARDBIOUX CITY Wo will neil by auotlou
at above yards un August 12th :
ISO Rhulco 8-yuar old FeedingStoort ,
200 Cliolce 2-jcar old FecdUg Bteon.
200 to UOO Vtarlmg Stoera.
6U Grade anil Thoroughbred Bulls , Imported from
Kentucky AUosome Cows , Heifer * , Calves and ,
other itock
The aboru cattl will be eoM for cash without re-
aerve. Aluo In lots to iult purchosen. Your attend
ance It rMiwctfully requested. I'artltia wishing to
Include rattle In tlio abive silo will please give ua
early notloo. Sale oommencei at 10 a. m
116-0 BTRANOE BROS. ,
T OHT A rat and tut female dog Had on chain
JUand collar , with locket. $10 reward will bo paid ,
for her return to Buckingham theatre , 12U utroet.
134-tfp
PHUT vaulta , alnVa and conspoola cleaned ltb
sanitary vleauer. SatUfaotlon guaranteed by V.
U. Alxl , ( uooteor to to J. U. Bmlth , ) box 878. '
1000-liuop
T.UUHRAY haa good paaiunnfcT. Spring water.
. S66.U t
01' Lout April , red and whltu yearling
. heifer , Owner eau luvo tame by calling at U , '
Uelhaua , oor. 24th and Mason , and paying charge * .
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Health is Wealth !
DR. E. U Wur'a NRH AND Gnu * TBHTMXKT , a.
guaranteed iiMcluo lor Hyaterla , liizluo > i , Oonvul-
lous , nu.NeivouiNeuragU , Htadaobe , Nervous
Prostration caused by the usi ol alcohol or tobacoo ,
Wakttfulncss. Uental deprtislon , Softening ol tha
brain , resulting In Insanity nod leading to mb ry ,
decay and death , Premature Old Afte. Barronws. Iota
of Power n either MX , Involuntary Lost and Boer-
tnatorhora caused by over extrtioa of Uta brain , a U-
abu&a or over mdulKfuoo. Caoli box oonubasone ,
mootli'd treatment ? 1 00 a box , or ilx boxea lor
85.00 , teutby mall prepaid on receipt ol price ,
WE QUAUiNlEK BIX BOXKa
To cure any case. With each order rewired by oa
fomlx boxes , dooomjiaiiled with ft 00. wo will Mma
the purclimfr our wiitten guanntee to rolund tba
money If th * treatment doei not tflecta cure. Ouai-
aottxju Uuo.1 only by JOHN a WKT & CO. .
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