THE DAILY BEE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 11 , 184.
THE DAILY BEE
Thursday Morning September 11.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Cjnnor , UjntisU , opp. I1. O
Visitors to Iho stale fnir will Iw welcome
nt IHincbaugh .t Tnylors. Finest display o
Hardware and cutlery in the city.
8-5-m and o 5 t
Dr , Annstrong , Octili t and Aurist , ha
removed to 1503 , 1'atnam gtrcot , Bouthwo *
corner of Fifteenth. .tt-M-ul & fit-U-cd.
A small burglary wns committed Tuuidaj
night near the corner of Twenty-tliltd nn (
Pacific. The loss to the party robbed wn
about ? IO.
On Friday evening the democrat ! pro
pose to have a mass meeting. Arrnngi > mont
are being made for n big torchlight procomion
Tim speaking will t.iko plnco In the room * o
the club , on Ilnmcy street , between Thir
tecnth nnd Fourteenth.
At 7:30 : o'clock thin evening there will b
n concert in the Swcdirh Lutheran church 01
the corner of ID nndCnfsstrcuU. ( Jood mil
nic nnd nn excellent Iccturo by John A. Knan
dor 1'sq. , front Chicago. All ladles are we ]
come. Admission GO cent ! ,
ft At 2 [ o'clock Tuesday ntlornosn th
wedding of Mr. George Loomls and Mis
May Ij. Waggoner took plnco. Tlio common ;
wn performed by Itov. J. W. llnrri ? , nt UK
icatdenci ) of the Iirldo"s parents on Farnnm
street. The wedding was n ( pilot alfmrnnd
the yonngconplo left for 15oston on the after
noon train ,
The flnait exhibition of musical Inslni
mcnti , pinnon , and organs nt the st.ito fair is
mndo by A. llospo , Jr. , who deserves gronl
credit for bringing cut the fonly Mnliy ( Jrand
1'jnno on the ground ? , nnd also the finest up
right Hnlloti\N piano which In the finest
plnuo in tlic world. Ho exhibits In flornl lull
and iinitos everybody to oxnmino his display.
For some rooion the play of Hichnrd lit
was withdrawn from thu bill nt the ncndomy
ofmnnio yesterday evening nnd the ] balcony
scene from Hoinco and Juliet , the play ol
Daniel Gnrrick and Iho "Happy Family'
Diibstltntod. This play gave both Mr. liiand-
tnann and Miss Louisa Urnndet a finer oppor
tunity to display their versatility , and the
largo nudionco were highly delighted.
TMinund Lisle , manager of Mrs , Ctil 1'rcs-
' tdn'a military piny , entitled Slilloli , or , the
Spy of Vlcksburg , Is making arrangements to
] > rodnco the piny at Oinnha and Council
BliiflfH , under the nunpicos of the 0. A. Jt.
post. JIIss Jloao Lisle , Into of Vnlllck's !
theatre , Now York , will apponr ns the hero
ine of the Union ,
The nnnnnl meeting imd election of oll'icers
of Iho Young l'ooplo'8 nssociation of the First
Piosbytcrian church wns hold Inst ovoning.
Interesting iojorts ) were presented by the
I ofllccis nnd committees , nfter which the fol
lowing officers were elected for Iho ensuing
year : President , II. A. Doud ; vico-prosident
George A. Joplln ; secretary , MIsi Lida P.
Wilson ; treasurer , K. K. Hastings. The
next meeting will bo hold two woolcs from
this evening.
A HINSOOM'S ' PARK HUNT ,
A Colorch Alan Slinotiiif ;
Fatnlly AVoundH a Jj
Friend.
Yesterday afternoon Tlioophilus Banks
a colored gentleman , accompanied by a
lady friend by the name of Fannie Gray ,
wont to UIUIBCOIII'H park for n quiet iost
from business cares. Mr. Banks likes to
tickle his palatn with the good things of
life , and gratifies his appetite occasional
ly witli a rare dish of English sparrows.
Ilo took with him a small target gun for
the purpose of killing a half dozen or so
of birds for his this morning'o repast.
After ho had killed a con plo ho departed
from his companion , when a sparrow
appearing in his field of vision , ho fired ,
the bullet Hying wide of the mark , und
( .hooting oil' the end of hia fiiond'o
thumb , and entering the abdomen.
The lady afterward walked to the
> atroot car and riding down town was
"helped to Dr. McKoinm'n oflico where
Mior wound was dressed. The injury up
on examination was found to bo danger-
ousnnitlio surgeon thinks it is quito
ptobablo that the wound will prove tatal.
Shn was afterward removed to Mr.
Patrick's house on Davenport and
Twelfth street where she now it.
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OOFFMAN CAPSIZED.
Dr. OoiTinnii Spilled From
ly An
Yesterday mnrniiif ; about 10 o'clock , an
lr.V. II. ColFmanwas driving up Farnam
street , accompanied hy a boy , an ox-
prcE9innn ran hia polo through the hind
wheel of Mr. Cofl'inan'a buggy , and as
quick as a flash capsized it. The doctor
nnd the boy were thrown hnavily to the
ground , but the professional gentleman
hung pluckily to tin * lines and prevented
his team from running away.
The buggy was badly demoralized and
was taken to the ahop for repairs. The
doctor immediately hitched his team on
to another bu gy and procuring a police
olllcor started in pursuit of the oxpruea-
man. Ilo was overhauled and taken to
police court.
Judge lionoko ruhd that n criminal
charge could not bo prujorrad against the
man , as it waa necessary to provo that ho
did the damage with malicious intont.
Thu prisoner was accordingly dismissed ,
nnd the doctor at oncu began tuit against
him for damages before Judge Anderson.
The doctor euid no man could run into
him without paing for it , and could ho
have gotten hold of the fellow ho would
have boon tempted to thrash him.
Heal KHtato TranaforB.
The following transfers were filed in
thu county clerk's oflico yesterday and
reported for TUB BKB by Amus' real es
tate agency , September i ) :
G. Ll. BoggB et al to .km. Oiclo , w , d.
lot 4 block 4 , Arbor Place , $2M.
IS. A. .NoycH & wf to W. A. Higgle ,
w. d. lot 1 block 7 , Rodick'a ' rub div ,
$1.803.
S. D. Mprcer & wf to 0 , Snccht , w ,
' d. lot 10 block 0 , Walnut Hill , ? UOO.
W , II. Kaupard to J. 8. lllchant ot al
w. d. lot 1 block ! .Kirkwood , $500.
OlmB. Frauey and wjfo to J , Nirattn ,
vr. d. lots G and 8 block 57 , Florence ,
240.
0. W. Loomis , et al to F. 0. Ilivin-
ius. w. d , lotslDondlO , Arlington , ? 800.
W. M. Btuhman aud wife to Geo. A.
Palmer , w. d. part lot Q , Capitol Addi
tion , $3DOO.
THE ANTI-MONOPOLISTS.
Slate and CoDErcssiocal ProccCuiDgs-
Browu and Neville NoiniDatefl
for
TltoStnlo Ticket to ! > o Completed n
Oinnlin ,
LINCOLN , Septcmbtr 10th.
The anti-monopoly alatcconvonlion wa
called to order at the academy of musi
nt 2 p. m , , yesterday by Chairman J
Burrows. Allen Hoot waa chosen tctn
purnry chairman. Committics on candi
dates , resolutions nnd permanent organ !
zation were appointed , nnd porformoi
their duties In n vury expeditious man
nor. The following delegates were ad
milled :
THE MHT OK DKI.KOATKH ,
Adnnu.-S. Darling. H. M. Dcnncr , H. .T
Aniritafjo , II. JJ. Mctinw , John Adnms , S. C !
Juhtifnn , Whit. HtobblnH , 0. 1 ! . Pnwora , M
A Jlnlcrood , .Iiilm Arnold , II Cruno. I'liili
Sommors , K J llntlihclt , S W jlvinsorlli. ;
II.
Utitlfr. W H Wentovcr. 1) O A'orlty , 7) 1
ArmnzoKl , W . 1'ickvtt .1 J J.tchlitiT , ( Jc <
MccliliiiR , .7 M Wright , J' HaumIern.-8.
Itulfalo. W 0 Jlnlilnn , .Inmnn Jonkcno
niiilin lilc ? , W. S. Hall , it II Uolton , ] } J
( 'unilailii ; , .lulin Ji.irnd. 7.
7''urnttH-U II Ilohr , S K Ki.yes , W Orccn
Frank Agar , O .1 liunnctt , . .1v l , \p , 7Janic
Hnr 7.
llnll-.7 II Power * , T 7 CiiUomlon'W .7
Horgcr , .1 II Th iii < nn , O C' Hall. A .7 Sim
dor ) , .1 11 Amlrmra , Jiilm O'Connor
'
] ! ono-.7 Wltiloy , W A Pnyntor , T T
Wilkliniiii , 13 G Montgomery. J .1 YIIUIIK
Win. iiliiilt.- : ( .
Cass J : H Gilbert , Noah GlotnonB. J .1
UobcrtB , 1111 Woods , S O Toild , W 7) Hill ,
I'M : Wagoner , 11 Fallen , .IninoH Chirk , Jncul
Howcrn , .f K Fn-y , II 71 Hubbaid , .1 "
Towkabury , .1 0 ( Hlmoro-ll.
DawHonW. . .7 Lninina , lill LantW. . 7
Wilhud , A. II Schmidt.
I'Viinklin ' .7 It Cook ) 73 A 1'Iotchor , .7 A
Sliorldnn , ,7 II D.ivldxon , .7 L Gooilmun , II
TJhitn , T Min.ro 7.
Fillmora J A Fort , How Uorkloy , 7'Vank
Futlltz , M 75atrnck , .1 Kolin , II .1 Austin , C
0 Wright , C J Wliltjol , H Huston , Wm Mar
tin.7 r 10.
CttKO Uan'l McOuIrc , J Burrows , 71 Hull ,
Win Illnknloy , TJ Werner , .7 II Gale , John
Sparks , W l > Hubbard , Henry | 3mith , W H
Bhby , F Itolf , O 1-3 Vciity-lL' .
Iliimllton 7J KoyiioldH , lj B Floyd , .7 JJ
MyorH , A W Cider , W I Peck , Col. Gra
ham , H.itmiel K bbniB , T W Manchester 8.
Jolnuon Alvln Atkinf , lr M ooro , lr
Brooks. UM Holmes , Ibihcrt Irwin , W G
Swan , 73 P IngeraollV Van Osilol Joseph
Glonson 0.
7Ceitli Clmtlus PctorHon by II C Mnx-
wcll-1.
Lincoln Li Stubblns , F Nowull , C A Dunn ,
A .7 Miller , B Beer.
Nwiialin .1 P Miller , J P Price , C W
Whcoler , P .7 Naiilor , W P Gonlon , L
llaynu , by 1'B ' Wright , Orville ThomiMon ,
Win. Ilnwloy , CliarleK .Morgan 0.
Nnnco I O .loncd , A IMgington , Leo God-
dard , .lulin l'3dgington I ,
Polk N C Voy , lj I ) Chainbcr'nin , Tlico-
lore Bayorholf , F V Vogn ) , C H Ijludburir ,
corgo Hoist , Gua Hulon , Isaao Paisley , It It
Cinkald ! ) ,
Pnwnco Walter Story. G W Wlicolor.Now-
on Slioimnnl , S. Lewis , 70 W Boll , W 0
Starker , W .7 Alkiiis , David Butler 8.
OtooO U Stondiiian , 1) ASchull , I N Fos-
or'A L Cornull , .7 W Smith , W 17 Ball , , lo-
ma Sngdon , John McCarthy , ( ! W Duaiiu ,
Iiuonh Blond , J C Wilson , John S Madduu ,
7 S Wcst-ia.
aownrd-IrnMcColliitcr , T S. Sliiii'oy , O
P B Willlainillinsom Walltor , A VnnciH
1 Hhlck , Win F Groii , J McKtnncy , John
Fees , John Watts-10.
JeircrBon W. J. Weasham ; Samuel Clark ,
C G Hedges , A C Cntnpboll. John MoWrlglit ,
i'3d Hnwsuii , W. S. Cook 7.
Cedar- S Alloy , Norman Itnppolro U.
MCI rick A Hiving , C. 7) . Chapman , 7ra
"ronty , J B Travor , F. Brnminn , J. AV. Mil-
cr. 0 M Cox. Win J Williamson-8.
Pholpi J WSkileH , WJ'3 lloynur , George
'rioo , C JOIIBOII 1.
Lancaster H M Ilcoves , 13 S Mir : h , OV
Jaton , S C Allbright , L L Mock 5.
Khermnn U U Flaidin , J V Wishall by T
T Nightliwalo , T T Nlght ! gnlo-3.
Sallnu lUMWclU , .7 Palmur. W W Gib-
on , Itnbi-rt Vance , O W Hendoe , Chailcs
Alloy , I ; I , Boikur , SS Alloy , Goorgu Traoy
iv J Itiimfnrd , George HtnlojChuH Lowin ,
1 H Hull1'J. .
Tnaycr-SF A'inloii , LDWillanl , Mil
\Viss. W.I Hanna , At. T. Pholin , H C IJIg.
low , B F SUnvart , J H Stickle , A T Clem-
monn ! ) .
Wclwtor TN Kiibardson , Kohort Hloter , T
lloncliin , I ) S Hclvcrn , J M Stoddard , Frank
I'lfrco , M A MoyurH , Iru Brownoll 8.
Washington David Noalp , J A Parknr 2.
York-Goo T Coicuran , lion S V Moore ,
13 Vnndovontor , A II Campbell. J Bnckloy ,
Mr.lohnaon. D T Cliittendun , William Mor
gnu , ilolin Woritunholiii , WJ Miller 10.
Douglas Kd WoNli , John I'iniin , .7 11
LOWIB , Michanl MuCaithy , Frank Mclirnth ,
l.d Aniimnll | ! , Al Trott , F H I.ctti . Win
Tintln , W J ltt\ns ! , 11 JeiiBun , Win Dickon-
em , M S Mnhon , W A Looker , by Win Man-
HOII , W A McUloud , J Sandbmg , Michael
It ely , .Tcromu Ponsul-8.
The comnilttoo on iiurmaiieiit oiganizalion
rcpoitotl im follows : l i r | iermiuioiil chairman ,
Mr. MutichcHter , of Hamilton county ; vicn
nuhidonlH , II M Woods , CUM county ; David
Hiilo , WiiOiliiRton comity ; Mi. llurtowii , ( iaso
ciniuty ; D A Shiill , Otoo county ; H H Alloy ,
Cedar county ; secretary ( temporary ) , 0 S
HomU'o.
Mr. Manchester took the chair with n few
remarks , thanklmr the convention on behalf of
tliu county which ho tepro3ontod ,
After the pormnuunt organization wnn
cH'eatcd n resolution wna introduced in
favnr of fusion with the democratic party
on the electoral and stnto ticket. The
dubato over thio rcoolulion continued
until the hour appointed for receiving
Bon Butler who wna escorted bv a committee -
mittoo to the hall nnd addressed the con
vention for about 110 minutcu.
Convention resumed its BCBSIOH nbout
9 C Ji. andcjiitinuod the debate on the
resolution to fuse until midnight.
The resolution \\s\3 finally ndopt
od by a largo majority
Another resolution was adopted leav
ing the ontirn choice of olootora and
atato ticket with n committee coiieisting
of ono nnui from each ouunty , with pow
er to cast thu full vote of each county ,
This connnittue to proceed to Omaha to
confer with n like committee to bo
chinun ( by the Democratic convention.
Session was roauinsd nt ! > thia morning ,
when the conference was selected by
<
counties. A ntato central committee was
Bolocted und platform adopted.
The following Rontlomon compriao the
conference committee ;
, H 1 * M n u'i , "f Adaiiw , ] J T Wilkimon ,
IJooiu' , W O Hidden , lliUMo , S S Iteynulik
JjiitjtT. H H Wuml , Ca B. H ,1 AUey. Cudar
. .
\\7 I Ii. „ 1 \ , , . . . , , . . ! / " * ! I * v i *
. , .
- - p- | > * * * \.j i' iir | 4 1 ' Illlll t II. ) t |
Windmill Jelfurbon , A B Atkiim. Johmon
B IWilli.m * , Kearney , Keith county ,
Lil Waltli , proxv , Lincmlcr , O Hull ,
Liiicoln , Ij Ktiiblilnii ; Meirluk. A Huing ;
Nauc , J O Join's ; Ncmalin , O W Wheekr ;
( Jtoe , 13 T Corn. > ! lJ'axvneo. . David Itntirj
Phelpl , O Jeiikun ; Pulk. Kav ICinkiid ; Jticli.
anlHou , S ( ! Mowrr ; H M WullHalluo. .
Ticlcot.
The oinfri'sjioinl convention of the
First district met a * 8 a , in. and after
organizing proceeded to ballot fur n can
didate for congrcta. Charles H. Brown ,
received 83 votes and David Butler , of
Pawnee , 25 , Brown's nomination wa
made unanimous ,
The Third district convonlion nomi
natcd William Neville , of Lincoln coun
ty , by acclamation.
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Util this nut.
NSTANTLT KILLED ,
An Old Ijjuly Ititii Over and Kltloi
Ncur I'apllllon.
Yesterday morning an old lady , nnmo
Brown , \raa run over by a Union Pacific
freight train near Pnpillion and instant
ly killed. The report M received at the
lioad < iuartors In thia city said that as the
Irat section of train No. 0. was nbout
ono tnilo this side of Papillion
ho old lady waa soon walking
upon the track. The engineer whistled
and just before the train reached her slio
stopped of ) ' the track. The second BOO-
ion of No. U came up , and just as it ap-
iroached , the old lady who was walkinp
ilong side of the rails , throw herself
icrosa the track. The train waa upon
icr and bcforo any warning could bo
; ivon by the engineer the engine had
msscd over her body.
She was run over about the chest , nnd
was cut entirely in hvo , death being in
tantanoous. She is said to bo an old res !
,0110 of Papillion , nnd had boon ill for
omo time , which had weakened her
nind and brought her to the rash act.
POLICE OOFRT ,
? lioVIornlniI ! > n.wiiH Upon Thirty-Two
I5reiikorn in llio 'JColIu.
Tha work of the police Tuosdaynight go
woy with all former efforts , and thirty-
, wo law breakers were corralled and
edged behind the bars , charged with va-
ioua crimes. A number of pickpockets
nd suspicious characters wcro picked up
lit it the fair grounds and in the city ,
'hey had all coma hero for the purpose
f working the fair nnd were getting in
lioir work. The gang had not gotten
airly at their work when they 'wore
icked up. Thursday was to bo the big
ay and they were nil laying low nnd
roparing for a big haul.
Hilly Doyle was called nnd charged
ivith having boon drunk. Ho said ho imd
wo drinks of whisky and VTHH iind $5
nd coats , llo caid that waa better than
othinp.
Joe Nimoy was charged vrith being
runk. llo said "yea , " and waj fined
5 and costs.
Joe Kyle was charged with having
) cen drunk , llo plonded guilty nnd was
nod $5 and costs.
Walter Raymond waa drunk and it
oat him § 7.f > 5 10 eiiuaro the matter.
James MoNamura un ? charged with
) oing drunk , llo was fined i3 nnd costa
ftor pleading guilty.
E V. Uarr wna charged with being
runk. Like tlioao who had gonu buforo
liiu ho was lined § 5 and coats.
George Nason was charged with being
runk. llo was from Missouri , was ro-
Aiming from reunion. Judge lined him
5 nnd costs , llo said youru truly.
Fred Dasher was charged with being
runk. 1 drank some , 1 admit , but wan
lot drunk. Ho was lined § 5 nnd coats.
Mitchell Fleming waa lined 10 and
osts under thestato lav/ for being drunk.
James Nellie said ha had not boon
runk as charged In the complaint , and
lis C.IBOviu continued.
llonry liurns , a lad of sixteen , wns
hargud with unlawfully and maliciously
isturblng the peace by fighting , llo
aid no , and his case waa continued.
Jim Carroll was sentenced to ten days
n the county jail on broad and water for
oing n vngrnnt. Kl. Wilson got n like
oao for n similar ollenao. Frank Gas-
iily said ho t > as not guilty of being n ya-
rant. His hands were horribly crip-
) lvd from being burned , liuwaadia-
ihitrgod. MilcoMcKonnn pleaded guilty
o the charge of vagrancy. Ho said ho
vas working for Murphy. After iuvca-
Igution ho was discharged.
NVin Van Orman waa charged with
> t > raonating an ollicer by wearing a badgo.
lo pleaded not guilty and hia case was
ontiiiued.
George Coloiuan waa arrested for
tonling a suit of olothen of n printer
mined Lawis , working in Tim Bui : ollico.
io was sent up on the hill to await trial.
Fourteen pickpockets and crooks were
put up to the county jnil to await invos-
igation. *
DIKI ) .
OST In thin city , David Test , ton of John
nut .Mu uiu 1'iut , at B o'clock n. m.
I'uiicntl tg-diiy from th' ) ri'xIJcnco on
< iiuitfeiith Btrocl , butwocn Center and le-
jtur.
) ( ) NTAlIiV-In : tli ! city , .S iti'inber 9th ,
Daisy Miiy , liifunt ditUKlitur ( > I J , V. & S. J.
Don.ihey , nguil II iniiuthi. *
Vuurialytutvrdky at 4t \ , m.
WINTIIUK. In thiicity , September 9 , nt
( S o'clock p. m , , .loveph , lufuut eon of .Mr.
nnil Mr , Wintliai , aged 8 luantUu aud 10
cl.tyi.
I'lineral to.day ut 10 o'clock a. in , fro _
ho residence in south Omaha , near
I'OdT-In thin city Siipt. 10th , nt 7 o'clock a.
in , David , lufiitit HOII nf dulin mid Mu Rio
1'ont , lU'tidl ) muntlia.
Fuuernl will tnku plau ) from the residence ,
Nineteenth utroot between Durcftn anil Center
17-day nt 10 o'clock a. in.
Knierson 1'iauos at A , IIospo , t'J-(5t (
V-
LIVELY TIMES.
A Walk Afcont Town in the
of a Fair Day ,
The Hotels niul Hoarding Hntiaca
CrowilctJ. The Theatres Playing
to Full JIotiscH nnclitlio Faro
UnttkB In Full Ulnst.
Thoscono upon the streota these o von
inga is nn exceedingly lively ono. Upoi
the main thoroughfares the sidovralka nro
crowded with n throng of people , push
ing up and down the street with no par
ticular point in view. A largo number
of them nro strangers , but the city people
plo turn out in crowds to RCO the jam.
There ia a strange faacina Ion about n
crowd of people , and ono will aland upon
the atroot corner for hours nnd wntch the
masses aa they sunjo back nnd forth.
In the hotels laat night there was n
general racket. Persons who came in on
the evening train were bcsoiging the
clerks at the various hotels , nnd of course
every mother's son of them wanted n
room and muat have it. It would bo
utterly imposaiblo to got along without
it. At every hotel the nnawer wns the
same , "Haven't got a single room lefl ,
and it ia doubtful as to gutting a ojt. "
Ono by ouo they would fall
back from the dcak _ end
straightening themselves up to their full
height exclaim , "It ifl great note that
Mr. , of , can't got a room in
this house , " but ono and nil wcro corvod
alike and no partiality shown. The hotels
have done everything ! ! ) theirpowcr to ao-
commodnto the stnuHjurs vioittniftlip city
and have put up cots in every available
place , but oven with nil the extra prop
arntiona sumo arc luft out in the cold.
The streets Inat night looked brighter
than even with the long rows of electric
lights , and the gas jots in the windows
shone with renewed brightness. Espe
cially wna this true of the saloons , which
were filled to ovorlbwinpr , na waa a good
many of the inmates , and the bnr-tondora
worked na if their livea depended upon
t. Prom the boor gardens nnd concert
saloons , lighted with Chinese lanterns ,
came the sound of music and many mean
dered in the direction of the sound. The
ing games , shooting galleries and a mini-
) er of "fakes" were running in full blast
and doing a good business , plucking the
unwary and the unsophisticated of their
mall change.
Many found their way to the theaters.
U the Boyd waa playing a spectacular
Iraran , "Pavements of Paris , " and the
ino scenery and good acting captivated
IIP audience and hold them during the
voning notwithstanding iho heat. At
ho Academy of Musio Bandmann , the
ragodian , tickled the fancy of a largo
rowd or these who enjoy the good old
ilays of Shakspeato , with Hamlet. The
Buckingham was visited by a largo num-
> or of persons irho delight in variety
hows.
In the gambling houses the scene wns
lively one * Men with anxious faces ,
ncn with smiling countenances and men
whoso every look told of loesea were
lioro. Some were playing faro while
thora were playing hide
nd seek with the fickle
jioddoss of fortune at other games. The
ealcrs at the faro tnbloa nat calm and
erono aa they dealt out the cards nnd
.iked in the "stuff. " While many were
osing there were these around thereon
roon cloth who were piling up the cheeks
t front of thorn until their succoaa al-
ioat turned the heads of the leaa fortu-
ate na with a muttered curse they
tvntched their laat quarter find its way
ute the dealers drawer.
Taken all In all last night waa a great
ight around the city , and buforo morn-
rig thirty-two persona who had indulged
,00 , freely in the flowing bowl , were
vithin the portals of the city jail.
To-night will bo another and so on to
ho end of the holiday feativitiea.
MlLLINEUYfmMlLLINERY.
Genius' special sale of 300 no\r Fall
'attorn llats and Bonnets. 1-108 Doug-
aa atroot , between loth and 14th.
ueS-IHnuto
Gnnforonco Glowed.
The West Nebraska mission of the
\l. \ E. church closed n very pleasant ses-
ion at Kearney , under Bishop Mallo-
ou who hold his Crat conference since
is promotion to the Episcopacy , and ,
onaidering him aa coming from Beaten ,
nd holding hia first conferonoo in the
ar west ho exhibited remarkable ndapta-
illity to the great work aaaignod him.
lia rulings were clear , wise and just ,
ia presiding , dignified , easy nnd grace-
nl. His sermon on S.ibbath , n master-
ioeo of eloquence nnd power , ho niado a
no impression. The appointments
lerowith published show Iho remarkable
rawth of the mission under the suporin-
ondoncy of Rov. T. B Lemon , who four
ears ago was neigned to thio mission
k-ith twenty-two charges nnd now shows
growth requiring three presiding older
istriota nnd sixty-oil o uhargcs , the
riginal secretary had thirteen charges
alien fro n the mission nnd put into _ the
forth Nebraska conference and gained
vo charges from the Nebraska confer-
nee , making an increase of apmo forty-
ight olmrgoH in four years , in each of
vhich tlieio are from tbreo to six preach-
ng places , This mission will become an
nnual conference at its next session.
AnnounoommiU for IHHI ,
NlOlUlAli.V VALLEY DISrillOT.
( Jeo. W. Martin , rrcslding Elder , 1' . O. ,
VinsworUi.
Atkinson , IV'tor PuClnrkj Alnfiworlli , T.
V. Owen : Arnold , N. KiiKlUh ; Urokon Uow ,
Yin. Ksplin ; Urowor , K Fuller ; llurwell , It.
1. i'uggeii ; Ci'damHo , if. A. Htovoiu ; Da-
Ight , J ) , M. Kllswortlii Cioidon. 1) . L. Huv-
wardjiluhiuon , A. J. Calveit ; ICIrkwonil. .f.
, , U.iwuoiij K ya Palu , O. JO. Campbell ;
iQiiK 1'lno , H 1 < . Uubtiisoni l.oup City , A.
Collins ; Ord. 11. H WlUlamn ; Norilon , M.
Mnno ; I'luni Valley. W. It. I'ltclp * ; Stow art ,
to l > . ) Mip | > ! ieil ; Saruuttt , 11. ! ' . lllltoiij Taylor ,
I' . 1) ) . Ciipi't'ii ' : Vtlcntiiio , .1. A. riomimtioriii
Went Union. H. Kuiilolph ; Wfttorvillu. O.
A. Jfulu ; Wlutu lliu'r , Joseph Gray ; Yule , J.
1 ( . Uurlicm.
lIlil'UUMUAN VAI.LCV IIISTIUIT.
1' . 0. JohiiBon , iirenidiuR elder 1" . O. -
Aruphoe , Ci. W. lloswoll ; Alna uiul Hepub-
lloui i ity , Jos. Hiicklcy ; Axtell , J. H , Cur
miclmel ; Uiuvor City. I1' Thomas ; CuUH.-rt-
nun , to bo uppliod ! Ujtnbiidgo , Julin NS'neil-
en ; I'r.mldln tnul 111 oininfrtjii , O , 15. 1'ul-
iiirr : llnrtmtll aud Nutvark , J. H. Mjwott ;
Hultlritko nnd Oxfuitl , W 8. Wlict-lur ;
Hoiiimiilo , to Ito Biipjiliod ; Imlunnla , J. M.
luiin : Kinstono , to l > Mipplioclj AliiuUn , L ,
H. Kd < llublut : McC'ojk , D. W. Dwlrc ,
Macou , J. A KleebarKursOrlutiim , I 8. Curr ,
Itlvurton , J , It. Vincent ; lUnold , J. I.
IMmjKtockUlIo , Smith ; West Heaver , U.
8. Murri * .
1'i.ATruv ULKV niunncr ,
T. B. Lemon , 1'rtwlding Elder P. 0. , {
I
( AriunUa , Clay Ooxj Antclojisvllle , to bo
rupplled ; Coz.id , T. H. Thurbcr ; C.itnii Clnr
to ba supplied ! Kim Creek , C. H. Savldg
( Jiblxm , 0. A. Mustln ; JKonrnoy , W. 0. Wi
xon ; Lodge 1'ole , to ba nupplitd ; Nort
I'lfttto , W. (1. Vmelij Ofj.ilftlln , to bo mip
piled : Hetmtit Hill , M. K. 1'lercc ; 1'lum
Creek , M. W. Smith ; SUnoy , 1 t-sllo atc'i ns
Sharon , A. C. Spencer ; Slioltnn , H. C. Jlar
mnn ; South l.otip , to bo supplied.
Seal of Nortli Carolina tobacco th
best.
"Windy Mob" Slahhcd.
A mnn named Conway was arrcstci
Tucgdaynight nnd chnrgcd with stabbin
"Windy Bob , " a notorious character ii
this city. Cunway claima that ho wa
pounced upon by several men to him nn
known , llo bro < co nway from them am
run and upon being planned by them ho
drew from hia pocket a cigar holder case
and pointed it nt them. TJiia ho claim
is nil the weapon that ho had and tha
the charge is n malicious ono. lie is huh
awaiting nn investigation.
"lila powder not cr Mrlcs. A marvel of pnroncas
trcnith and wholesomcncsi. Moro economical than
bo ordinary kltids.and cannot bo suld In competition
with the multitude of Ion' trbt , eboit weight alum or
ihosphato powders. Gold nnlv In cans. UOYAL
1AK1NO 1'OWDEH CO. , 300 Wall street , N. Y.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
a
CKOUXSE'S BLOCK ,
Cor. 10th nnd Capitol Avenue , treats all cases Crip
pled or Deformed , nltodisoi C3 of the
Nervous System ,
Blood , and
Urinary Organs.
All cases cfCujvotnro of the Spine , Crooked Feet
jcgn and Arms , AlioChrnnloaffectlonsoftho Liver ,
Itieumntlsm , I'arnljuis , 1'ilcs , Ulcem , Catarrh , Asth <
ma and lironohltls are all treated by new and BUG
cC93fnl methods. All Olscascj of tna Blood nnd Urln-
ry Organe , Including that J resulting fiom liultcre-
ionor exposure , are saf. > l5 and xucccasfnlly trcitcd
aiidacureKuorantcod. Young men , mladlo aged ,
and all men sutlcrlnir from Weakness acd Nervous
exhaustion , producing Indigestion,1'alpllatlonot thu
Icart , Dospundcncy Dizziness , Lous of ilcmory.Lack
of Energy an I Ambition , can ho restored to health
and vigor , If catu is not too long neglected
The Surgton in charge h : i graduate of Jellor
on Medical College ( ISDi ) aril hag Ftuillod his
trofes cn In IjonjunI'nrlinndUcriln. If nlllbtud ,
: ; illor wrlto full dt.Hcrlitli | > n of your caw , and nicdl-
Inu mav 1 o cent J ou. ConMuItatlou frco. Addiuee
) nnh Dispeniiry , Crnmibu's 131ock , Omahi , Koh.
lllico Iiuura 0-12 x m.,1-5 end 7-S p. m bntidays.
1-10 a in.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ,
Omaln KobrasVa , in uhlch U tanslit double nn
Ingloentry Uook-Kwpini ; , Commcrrial law , Cnil
Jnvcrnmcut , Hmino s 1'rao'i , L'oiimaii'lilp , Knit-
sh Grammar , Aiitliinutic , Iliad ng , wpcllliijj , C r-
csponiViicc , and Micrt Hand Wriinijr.
TE11MS :
Complo'o Course , ono > car , ( short hind ex
ceptol JSO 0
Complete Course , ono month 8 no
'oni Icto Coarse , two months I1) CO
lomplcto Courao. thrco months 20 00
Inch month thereafter Ii 0)
hlrty I.cswnsiu rcnmanelilp D 00
llio al > o ( o course , ( book-ktepliiR o\coptoJ ) ouo
inonih COO
TionliOM ) euurso , ( book-keeji UK oxicptod 3
months 12 00
Kcnil for circular. Aililrcsa
ur.o. n iiATimuK , rrn.
to O main ,
ro the changes that , In a Jowycaru , have
taken place in the manufacture of
'mprovemont after improvement hae
been mndo , until to-day the clothing
oflbrod by Schlank & Prince , 1210
Fnrnam street , ia equal in every
respect to the best
While at the sanio time the iownosa of
price of the fine grade of clothing
they handle is no lean astonish-
in1/ than the
Perfection of Fit !
AND TIIH QUAtlCT OP
MATBBIAL AND MAKE
1210 Farnam Street , 1210
DAVID NICHOLSON'S
n
OR
I'Oll S.U.K BY ALL DUUQGISTa.
Thl liucxwIK'd Extract ol Malt Ll
noiuibhliu Tlio ! Uvraicei a | ilca > ln | , ' , wnoltcome
aud ln > loratliiif | Toalo ; romtolal Iloxura u , ftwilit-
nirttio coiiktliu lou t J nvnrcoiuo the \ariouu VMak-
nint ; an < l waitlni ; icilnJloi , ud builUiai ; up *
icil hy body a aiii.
TJIE NICHOLSON LIQUID BREAD IS UEAtLY
"The" Beverage
roil NURSING MOTIIEH * .
at Kulin & Co. , ticbrotor & U.Kht , M j
1'atr. M. Ii. 1-awell , t ) . Kali , it Imrwl & Co. I
up : < lIiHl bD > ld NlobuUou , 13 auii 15 ' 1
t Louli ilo
\fl \ II I' ,
In a few days a NEW /
and NOVEL proposi
tion will be made by
which all dealers hand
ling Smoking Tobacco
wili be greatly bene
fited , Don't buy any
other Smoking To
bacco.
D , B. BEEMEE , Agent , OMAHA , NEB
LARGEST STOCK OF-
5
Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for
less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it.
Sent ! for Our 250 Page Catalogue , only one issued in Nebraaska-
ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES
Counter , Eay , Stock aud Railroad Track ,
ADOPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ! ! i
Orders for the Indian Department given for Buffalo Scales ex-1'
cttisively. Scale K
L405 Douglas Street , OMADA. NEBRASKA
FALL WINTER.
GEEAT BAEGAINh IN
IT
Mil
Visitors to tin Stale ami others in need of MonV , Boy& ' and Children' *
Clothing , will do well to call on |
The Strictly ,0ne , Price House in the City
Yiul examine their goods and prices. _ Th y cairy tlie largesf stock , nnd f
sell lower limn any qther house in the city. Merchant Tailora '
don't fail to call at
1216. FAHNAM ST. 1216.
The Largest Stock in Omahaen Mes the lowest Prices ?
VJ " is-f ] ° °
rrtfj
* ® "Bi jf ® Y |
GSU&Xt 'U u&a Vay
DRAPERIES AND MIRRORS ,
s
Jntt received an assortment tor nurpasslng r.nythng ! in thia market , comprUin
latest and most tasty detlt-ns inannfacturod for this apring's trade and covering
ugo of prices from the Ohoapcut to the most Expensive.
Parlor Goods
Tow ready for the inspection of cua- Complete jtoclc of all Hie b >
toniora , the newest uovoltirB in styles in Tiircoraan , Madras nud
Suits mui Odd Pieces. Lace CurtAins , Etc. , Etc.
Elevator to all Floods.
B ,
12 . 1208 nncl 1210 Farnam Stwet , - - - OS1AUA NEB
& BOLTS ,
Itnltli , Window CAMIron Crcatlnjt , UettUlc 6Vy-l ! bt , &c. Ha ,
_ , r ; 810 boutn Kit Btittt OmUut Mcbruk * .