2 THE OMAHA DAILY BE $ : SATURDAY. MAY 20 , 1886.
DID THEY MURDER RUI1LE ?
Two Mon Arrested , Charged With the
Grime.
TUTTLE'S VICTIM ABOUT TO DIE.
| The Powell Murder Case The Sports-
men's Convention lilooil Money
, Septemlicp Uncos Minor
i Mentions ,
Arrcsleil Tor the Murder of Untile.
, ' .Shortly after ! ) o'clock jesterday after
noon the doors of the county jail swung
I open and Constable Stein , accompanied
by two mon.stopped In. The names of Iho
X two men were given lo Jailer Joe Miller ,
°
t ns William Burton and Henry Fielder.
r They had been arrested for the murder
IdS of Christopher Hnhlo on lasl
Tuesday evening. Stein was very
reticent about thn nnest of the Ivvo
men , but acknowledged that they were
suspected of being implicated in tlio
murder of lluhlo. A reporter for the 13r.K
who happened lo bo in tbo jail at the
lime wns permlllcd to have a few mo
ments' conversation with both men.
Fielder , the larger and older of the two
men , is a dark"eomplcxloned , heavy act
fellow , with a stubby black moustache ,
and small , half-closed eyes , which gliltcr
brightly as he talks. He has a mouth
which suggests latent ugliness i" its owner
nnd a general expression which is not altogether -
together prepossessing. Ho was dressed
in rough clothes , of bluish color and
coarse texture. He Is thought by Con
stable Stem to be tlio man in blue , Nore
lia , about whom BO much has been writ
ten and upon whom Ihe burden of sus
picion rests.
"I don't know anything about this
Huhlo case , " ho said to tlio reporter who
was permitted to interview him
briclly , "except what I read in
the ! ! KI : . I did not come
to Omaha until last Friday , thrco or four
da.ys after Huhlo was killed. Before that
I was shoarlngshccp on Patrick's place. "
"Can you prove thai you were engaged
In that work on Tuesday and Wednesday
last ? " queried the newspaper man.
"Yes , " came Ihe reply from behind Ihe
bars , "i can. "
"Did you over know Huhlo ? "
' Not that 1 can remember of. "
"Have you ever seen him ? "
"No , 1 don't think lever have "
In reply to further questioning , Fielder ,
ns lie gives his numu , said thai hu hailed
from Hiawatha , Kan. , ami made a living
by working on a farm. Burton , the
oilier man , is a young fellow probably 0
or 21 years of age tin inoliunsivo , quiel
individual , who , nt the lime ho was inter
viewed by Iho reporler , was badly scared.
Ho prolestod that he did not know any
thing about thu Huhle murder case , except
what he had read in Iho papers ,
nnd , furlhormoro , that he did not know
anything about his fellow-prisoner ,
Fielder.
The warrant for the arrest of the two
men was sworn out in the court of Jus
tioo Hclsley , and they were captured"
some four or five miles sotilh of the city.
Constable Stein will not talk about the
circumstances which led to their arrcsl.
Ho says , however , that Ihe description of
"Norelia" tallies exactly with that of the
man Fielder , and that it is certain Unit
Fielder came from the town in Missouri
that Norelia claimed as his home.
Furthermore , when Fielder was arresled
ho appeared very much agitated , and on
the way in asked questions Ihat showed
that ho was greatly concerned in the.
lUihloaasc.
HE WIMi PltJDDADhY DIE.
Tlio Victim ofthoTuttla Hoy's Assault
Not Kxpccted to Survive.
Lisl : evening , Mrs. Mioho , wifu of Ihe
man who was so badly bealen by Ihe
Tulllo crowd as detailed in the BKI : of a
few hiys ago , brought to Sheriff Coburn
the information that her husband was in
a most critical condition. She went so
far as to say that it appeared that the
enhances of recovery wore against him.
It came to n HKB reporter , and notwithstanding -
withstanding Ihu lateness and darkness
of thu hour , at about 11 o'clock thu scribe
drove to the residence of Ihe wounded
man.
i man.Michc was found in bed. His light
arm was so lied over his left shoulder as
S Klbjrondor il impossible for 51 to fall by his
side. His wounded head was bandaged
nnd stitched , and it was only with the
5 greatest dilh'ciilty that he turned in his
5J
bod. His voice was wonk and his fen-
J \\Wa \ \ } betoken ed pain which lie was nn-
5I able to describe. Although apparently
uot in danger of immediate death , his
condition was such as to warrant the
I "gravest tears as regards his recovery.
Thu housu in whioh the wounded man
lay is a small , thrcu-rooinud frame struc-
'turo , Kvory do > r and window was
i closed , and the atmosphere was almos t
Btilling. When Iho reporter reached the
house , a male relativu occupied a bed in
the front room , while Ihu wifu of thu as
saulted man presumably attended him in
the next. Thu victim was suli'uring in-
ifc tons p ain , nnd wusnnublu to express in
English thu pain hu felt.
When satisfied thai no immediate
danger was apprchuudud , the ruportor
4eflTho hoiiso , and had scarcely loft llm
t fence surrounding the wounded man's
F property , when ho was surrounded by a
fc crowd of the residents of thu neighbor
hood.
Fiom Ihcsn ho learned .iiiinclonlly of
fca the Tntllu brothers to warrant the belief
t hat they should , al least , hu driven out
a toftown. Soiling aside the outrage upon
Mlohc , cuilain members of thu Tuttle
family have been identilieu vvllh crimes
( according lo report ) which otitcht Jong
RJIico have been expiated under Iho most
Huvoru of judicial visitations.
Iif IiJi I'arncll Huclal Club ,
JiM The iivont of last evening at Cunning
Jim ham hall vv.u the May paity given by the
m I'arncll Social club , Thu aflair was a do-
cidud biieccs.s in every respect , and was
enjoyed bywory ono of thu btiventy-llvo
c or more couple present. A programme
of twenty dances was carried out to thu
viw mu-lcof Hotlmnn'sorehcstera. The fol
vicl lowing committees worn entill ed lo all
cl credit for tliuniicccss of thu parly :
clF
clda ftlastm ot Ceremonies James Connolly.
da Floor CommUtiN.lohu ! ' . I'iko. S.'Col
lins , John .I. Llovd , It. Matter.
fu Heeontlon CommUtee John BucUey ,
In Lewis Connolly , .loiin J. Lloyd.
, -Committees nt ArianuemrnU 1) . Matter.
& Collins , John K. i'rice.
d t < Omaha Uot'oi-m Club.
te Thn usual meeting will bo held to-night
lu at Huckinghaiu hall , on Twellth and
ti
Dodge streets. An addicsi will be made
Uy Judge Edmund liarde.ll. Thc.ro will
bo good ringing. The public ii cordi
ally invitud.
. Tig vain to HIK a jtoivdur that dolins
detection , but us > j I'o/.r.oui'd to improve
the itomplovion.
SEPTUM nrcn. s PO nxs.
Program or the Knll KACOS to" He
Held In This City.
The managers of the Omaha Fair and
Imposition association have determined
to make their next meeting the racing
event of the year for this western coun
try , and for that purpose have oll'eied
purses that will secure the attendance of
the best horses on the western turf. The
meeting will bo held during the week
commencing September 0 , and lasting
six days. L'urscs in the sum of # 10,0 H )
have 'been ollered. Secretary i ) _ H.
Wheeler , of the association , bus just
Issued the following pamphlet pto-
ginmme of the races ;
MONIlAV , AKIMKMIir.lt C.
Trolling , - year old Colt stakes , asso
ciation to will . S 100.0)
Entries to clmo August II , SJ3 en
trance fee , ? 10 ot wlilch must ac
company nomination , 81.1 to be
paid on or t > ufoie September 1.
Kli.sl horse TO per rent , second
horse ' . ' 0 percent , tlihd horse 10 per
cent
Uuunlne purse , \i \ inllo dash for 2
vcai olds . S 103.00
First horse STO , second 9'X ) , ttilnl
810.
TUr.SPAY. HIU'THMHUIt 7.
Trolling , : * minute class , purse . S 503.00
Pacing. a:35 : class , purio. > . 500.00
Tiotllng , 3 year old colt stakes , as
sociation to add . . % . S 1SO.OO
Entries to close August 14 , S'i5eii-
trance tee , S10 of wlilcli must ac
company nomination , S20 to bo
paid on or befoieSeptembei 1.
WRIIXKSII.VY , .HRI > rKMlliil : 3.
TrottlUK , 'J:40 : clnss , pmso . , . . . . BOO 00
TiHttltiK , S:3Tchiss : , wn-io . coo oo
Jtunnlm , ' , l milednsli , punc . l'J5 00
Klrst lioisotBT ) , second , fei' . , third 815
Itunnintf , K ndlo heats , ben a in 3 ,
puree . 150 00
First horse 8100 , second SW : , lliltd 315.
TIU'IISDAY , HinTKMHhU 'J.
TrottlnL' , 'Ja4 class , pur o . 5 700 00
Special race . . . ' , - , ' , < \ ° 'M ° °
Teima and conditions oflilcli
M-ill be annoiinceil boreUftcr.
Tiottlng , 4 year old colt stakes , asso
ciation tomld . 20300
Entries to close Attqirct 14. S.TO
ontrnncutuc , $10 ofhich imistac-
comiuny nomination , S-t ) to be
pal < l on or botore Sojit. U
lUiiuiiiii : , i ! mllu dnsli. purso. . , . cr > 0 00
First liorso S100 , second SUO , thlid S : .
rill Sr.lMCMIIKlt 10.
' 1 rotting , a : : cl.t. < s . 8WO 03
Vaciuc , tree tor all. purse . 000 00
Kumifng , % mile heats , best 3 in 3 ,
purse . 150 00
First borsc SlOO.second $ : i.i.tlilid ? lo.
One milo dnsli lei " > - > e.ir olds , iiiiisu. . lij 00
Fhht hoise Sb. , Kroud 5 0 , tbiid S15.
sA.'ifitAv. ! sr.i'ii.Miir.n : 11.
Troll Ins , t reo rornll , purse . S OO 00
TiotUiiR. 'JMSclnss , purse . MX ) OJ
Uuniilng. mill ! bents - > i > :1. : purse. . . . iiOO 00
First liorso S14)sucoiul ) fbOthiidS40.
ItnuuiUK , Ji mile , pin.se . 100 OJ
Flrstborse STO , sworn ! fc'JO. tbird S10.
All purhos fortroltliiK and paclno ; races.
unless otlic'iui Ufiln'ciliL-d. to lit ! divided lulo
lour monies as follows : Klist liorso M pur
ctiit , second boi > c 3T > per cent , thlid horse 15
poi cent , toiiith hoiso 10 percent , of pm > cs.
All tiottlmraiid nacliiK ince.s. except colt
stake i .ices , to bo mile bents , best tlueu in live
to barneys , and will lie conducted under the
lilies ol the National Tiotting nssoclatlou ,
of which tbls association is a member , us
iiinciidcit except as othoi wise specified. Tlio
a , II and 4-year-old colt stakes laces to be mile
bents , bust two in tluee. liuunim : Riee-i will
bo goveied by the Ameilcan Jockey club
lacing rules.
In heats \ > hero eight or inorolimscs stait ,
the distance will be ir > 0 yards
The society ie cr\cs the ileht to tiot or
run i.iees between heats and to | > ostpuuo for
Riitliclunt cause. The light is nlsn churned to
change the outer of any of these events ,
should it be to their coinenlcuce nnd lor the
btt t Intuicsts of the contestants , but no
change \\lll bo mnile In eases wheie an in-
justieo would be clone to any ol tliu p.uties
nmkiim entries. Nopicmlum to ruled out
burses.
TIMK OF n.osixn Ksinir.s.
All trotting anil pacing r.iues close at 11
o'clock p , m. , Monday , Amiiil SO.
KnnuiMi : laces close at 5 p. m. , the night
beforu the nice. Stake races close at 11 o'clock
p. m. , August 14.
Till : COUNCIL IJLL'ITS RACKS.
The races to bo given by the Council
HhiH's Driving Park association occur on
August < n , September lr 2 and 3 of the
week preceding the Omaha races. This
will be an additional inducement to tlio
owner.s of racing slock , as it will give
them two weeks of racing without the
usual big railroad jump between the
cities where the meetings arc held. The
programme of the Council Hlull's races as
announced by Secretary Kd Mott , of the
Driving Paik association , is as follows :
KlltSr DAY TTKSDAY , AUOtWTlll.
Jdinniug , one mile for nllngcj . S 100 CO
Trottiui ; , ! 3:4S : class . ! iV ) 00
Tiottiiig,2j3 : : class . UOO 00
hr.roxi ) BAY wni > Msi : > AY , SKIM. L
Uuunlng. % mile unit icpeat , foi 3
year olds . . . 125 TO
Paring. 35 : ! ! class . SOO 00
Trotting , 'J-.40 class . OX ) 00
Tiiiuu OAY Tiiunsntr , SKIT. 2 ,
Itunnini ; , ? mile dasli , foi 2-jcar
olds . ICO 00
Pacing , UMO class . UW 00
Kiee lor nil , trotting . SOO 00
rOKlIIII ItAY I'lllDAY , RI.1T. 3.
Xo\eltv iiiniiing IX miles . UJo OD
Uno-half mile cio , 1 mile SiO.yt
miles SCO.
Trotting. 2'Jelass : ) . " 00 oo
Pacing , Ireo for all . UOO 00
The Pou-oll Case.
In the district court yesterday tiio case
of the State vs. Powell , charged with the
murder of ( Jlias. Leslie atsFlqiencc in
No\ ember last , was continued. The state
concluded the prosecution al noon. The.
only noN evidence in the state's case was
thai given by C. B. Mead , a plasterer anil
former justice of the peace lit Florence.
lie testified thai he was engaged } n plas
tering Henry IVtor.son's house on the day
of Ihc- killing , and Unit Powell was work
ing with him. Powell earned jus revolver
ver in his hip pocket all of thu time while.
at work , as ii guarding against some
threatening danger , lie did not hoar
Powell malco any threats against Leslie.
The defeubc was commenced jcstetd.iy
afternoon.
The principal witness for the defense
was Crosby , the now man alleged to have
received a dealli-bed Elatement from
Leslie , in which the latter declared ho
had blurted out to do up Powell. There
wii.s a heated discussion over thu admis
sion of Crosby's testimony. Attorneys
Baldwin for thu .state unit liurnhuni for
thu dcfoiibc becuaio * o oxeiled in thu
wrangle that Judge Neville called for the
criminal docket to enter uu a contempt
against Judge lialdwin. The storm passed
over , however , and the leshnony WHS de
cided in oidiir. Crosby will be the first
witness called this morning.
There will be no session of the court on
Monday , Decoration clay.
Tlio SptirtHiiicn'6 Convention.
Secretary ( Jco. E. Kay , of the Slate
.Sportsmen's association , has rcculvcd ad
vices whinh warrant ids opinion th\i : \ the
coming convonlion of the association ,
which will be held in this city on Juno 8 ,
0 , 10 and 11 , will bo thu largest -attended
of uny yiit hold. There am fifteen clubs
in thu &Uito that are in thu as ocialion
and applications for membership are be
ing received each nay from other clubs ,
Over ono hundred cutnes have already
been made for thu shooting tournament ,
winch will take place during the conven
tion. Hustings , Lincoln , Grand Island ,
ISrownville. Kcbruska Cily : md Plaits-
mouth huvo cnteicd their crack teams
for the shooting carnival , and the con-
lisst promises to Im an unusually oxcilmg
ono. Itcduccd rates huvu buun made on
all of Ihn railroads leading to thn oily ,
and hundred ; , of .sporUmcn throughout
the stale will take advunlugo ol the op-
portnnity nd allciid llm fjpoi1 mu'ii's
convention and the June musical fost nil.
TJIh WKSTK.KN LKAOUK.
The Wcblern H.is Hall loagun met at
Icace. Tlio Omaha knights of the bag ,
bnt and ball could not accept the propo
sition and the scheme wns dropped.
Memorial Day \Vnr Concert ,
The concert which is to bo given by
the Seward strcel M. K. Sunday school
on Monday evening , next , will be a treat ,
especially for the old soldiers and thosd
who remember Hie stirring times"of
18Jl-r ( > . A good deal of preparation lias
been made , and all who go will bo amply
repaid. Appended is Hie programme !
F. W. Win n : . Mus MAY E. MrLi-.A ? ? ,
.Musical director. Accompanist.
Unltle hvumof the icpubllc Chorus
Tiampl tramp ! tramp ! Solo and chorus
Itnttle cry of fieedom Solo nnd chorus
Those biuthuis of ours Kccltauoii
.Miss Dtood.
Marehiiigtliroiuliieor ( la.Jiiar. ( and chorus
lo they miss meat hoinu ? . Solo
Miss Pieosoii.
OldSlmdy . .Trio
Me sis. Dunn , Toms and Lemon.
Just bufmo the b.illle , inothei ,
, Solo nlut chorus
Habylou Is fnllen Solo and choiii.1
( Sod bless our stars forever . . .Hccitntion
Uev. C.V. . Saviike.
U'ben thlseruul nai Is o\oi..Solo mid clioins
We've drank from the samocmitcoa. . .Solo
Mr. J. II. Pre < < sou.
Kingdom's coming Solo and chonis
Moss.V.s in Hie cold , cold ground
Quiii tettc and chorus
Stnr sptnglcd Imiiucr. Solo and chorus
Tentlnir tn-nlcht. Solo and chorus
Cover them over with beautiful llowcr.s..Solo
Mrs. aSewiiinu.
Vacant chair Double imiirtcllo
Itcd , white and blue Choius
IMIss llnwtliorno na "Quocnn. "
Il was an cnlhusiaslta audience that
trreoted Miss ( Jraco Hawthorne in her
appearance as " ( Juecna" at Hoyd's last
evening , and every token of apprecia
tion was justly earned by the talented
arlisto. The role is an exceedingly dlfll-
cult one , drawing heavily upon the art
ist's powers of emotion nnd requiring a
vorsilality of acling seldom embodied
in one character , ranging fiom the
merriment of the Imppy , friv
olous sweetheart lo tlio intense
realistic portrayal of the suH'oringbf the
deserted wife and the thrilling delurinm
of the maniac. In every position she
proved herself capable , display ins nn
ability , naturalness and earnestness
which wis rewarded by the hearty ap
plause of her delighted hearers. Sh
moio than fulfilled evcrv promise that
has been made for jter. and bj her inces
sant and conscientious work has won
the admiral ! in of Omalui theatre goers ,
which is but another addition to her laic-
Iv achieved list of triumphs. Miss Haw
thorne is well supported , Messrs. Unas.
Haninjrer , Leon Hugnier , Harry Whit
ing , and the Mi-sus HertieVillis , Louise
Dcmmonuiid Ma tie Lapello being mem
bers of her company. This afternoon
"Fanchon" will be presented at the mat
inee and "Oliver Twist" this evening.
Kyle's Case.
Barring the interference of unforsecn
events Constable Kyle will be tried be
fore tlio county commissioners on
Wednesday nexl , on Iho charge of
drmik.innoss and conduct unbecoming an
ofiicor. Ho has succeeded for over a
month in evading the ofu'cers who have
been sent to summon him to appear be
fore the board , and his case lias been
postponed troin week to week. On
Thursday morning Sheriff Coburn went
to Kyte's homo , ou Walnut hill , at I
o'clock in the morning , and succeeded in
gelling a summons read to him before he
could get out of his bed. There is now
no excuse for Iho further postponement
of the case.
Thought it was Illoort Money.
A wild-eyed woman dragged her hus
band inlo the police court room yester
day morning and appealed to Judge
Stenbcrg to make an investigation for
the purpose -ascertaining how her hus
band became possessed of $100 , which he
bail bioujjhr. home on Thursday night.
The conviction had taken possession of
Iho woman lhal her husband had taken
"blood money" for some criminal of
fense. The conviction bore upon her
mind until it almost craved her. Her
fears ivcio allayed by u satisfactory ex
planation made by her husband in the
presence of the court.
StifTncss in Ihc limbs is sure to vanish
by the use of St. Jacobs Oil , the con
queror of pain.
Charged With Bantnrilj- .
Mary Anderson , a young servant girl
who is employed at Ihe denf and dumb
institute , filed an information in Justice
Anderson's court yestctduy charging
Thomas Watson with being the father of
her illegitimate child , which was born in
November last. Watson was arrested by
ConstabbHouck last. evening , and placed
in the city jail. Hois a young man , a
civil engineer in the employ of .I.E.
House , commissioner of public works.
llnlford Since for family use. Sold every-
Personal
J. D. McCarn , Creighton , Nob. , is a
Pnxton guest.
Sam. A. EU'or , Portland , Ore. , W. II.
Patlon , Ashland , arc at the Canliold.
Ilndolph Sanghor , the accomplished
clerk of J. I' . Boll , bus gone to Chicago
to reside.
Jilr.s. Jnlictta Hawley , of Ottumwa ,
Iowa , is visiting her grandson , Dr. James
Carter , 023 Virginia avenue.
Grace Hawthorne and company ar
rived yostoiduy over Jllio HiirJinglou
road. She is stopping at the Millurd. _
Mrs. W. S. MeCrea of Chicago arrived
yesterday on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
\V. N. Itabcoclc , at tlio Mill.ml house. .
T Wilkins , of the Filhnoro Connty'Ro-
Ciiblicau , published Geneva , Nen. , < is
i the eity , and was a caller nt the IJKi ;
ollicc to day.
D. O. Millsl known nmongother tilings
as the ttither-in-lav/ the editor of thu
New Yoik Tribune , passed through here
ycbUirday on his way to the west.
Mr. K. W. Simeral received a telegram
to-day from his brat her , William Simeral
of Arapaboo , Nob. , baying that a lire
occurred at that place yesterday com
pletely destroying nis oflicc.
W. N. Bubcoek. general western pas-
heiuror agent of the C. & N. W. , accom
panied by J his Qwife , 'will Qlcavo to-day
night on a month's trip of business to
Oregon iuid California.
llnlford Sauce makes cold menu a liii.uiy.1
ISrevltics ,
Thu wholesale grocery firm of Sloan ,
Johnson & Co. have removed from
Peoria lo this city. The following mem-
beis of Iho lirm and its employes were
registered ut the Milhird ycstciday : J.
P. Johnson , Hurry K. Sloan. J. D. Stacv ,
W. O. Sulnheii , Warren Selwaf , C. S.
Martin , J. T , Mann , Julius Ivcsslcr and
II. ( ' , Miller.
Max Meyer & IJro. have completed the
numbers for the police hats. They will
bo worn first by the force at their parade
on Dccoiation Day.
The trial of Terry , charged with forg-
ina check upon McCortt , Urady & Co.
and passing it upon James Stepljcnsou ,
has been continued unlil to-day. *
The ib'bt joint rehearsal of the orchestra
and chorus of the June Festival took
nlaco lant uvuulug , under Iho dirocticm of
Mr. Nahan Franko. The work was
niecJv done , both parti woiking together
very harmoniously for the lirst ichearsaL
Kennedy , charged with refusing to aid ,
policeman Ormsby , was discharged in
UID district court yesterday on'a writ of
habeas corpus.
WI3DDINO AT COJ.UMBUS.
The Mi\rrlnKOorTt-r"Kvniis and Miss
Itnso U North.
CoLt'Miirs , Neb. , .May 23. ( Corres
pondence of the lliij.j : The greatest so
cial event of the oas'on ' occurred last
night at 8 o'clock , at'the ' residence of
Hon. J. 12. North , Ijeing the marriage of
his beautiful and > charming daughter ,
Hose L. , to Dr. 0.1) . J-A-atis. Miss Noith
is a favorite in socjoty circles bore , and is
highly accomplished nnd beautiful. Dr.
Evans is a prominent lAisiness man nnd
stands on the top rounjlof his profession.
He Ims boon a resident * of tbls city for
eight years , and Is'well and favorably
known as a genial gentleman of fitorliuir
worth ,
Hev. E. Theodore Hnmol , of Omaha ,
was the olllcialing clergyman on this hap
py occasion. The bride was beautifully
attired in n cream surah and brocaded
velvet dress , trimmed with pearls.
Wreaths of natural flowers wcio added
to complete her ulcgunl toilet. The
groom wore the conventional attire of
block , and appeared al his bcsl. The
guests numbered aboul 5WO. Among those
from abroad were J , C * Evans ami wile ,
.W. V. Kobortson and wife , and lr ) ,
Humphrey , Miss Langworlhy , Seward ;
S. M. Evans , Omaha , and Miss W. O.
Weaver , Fremont. The residence was
tastefullv decorated with flowers , and
tlio lawn was illuminated and amply
ptovided with seals for Ihe accommoda
tion of tlio guesLs. After the ceremony
congratulations were extended by the
many friends and acquaintances of the
liaj py coimlc , aflor which Ihe party re
paired to tlio dining room nnd partook
of a bountiful repast which embraced all
of the delicacies known to the culinary
art.
art.Tho
The presents were numerous and cosily.
AVcghoa partial list , as follows : A mac-
nlliceiit set of diamonds , from the gtoom ;
house and lot , fiom the bride's parents ; S40.
the bride's mother ; ono dozen pearl-handled
silver knUes , the bride's biotber , K. W.
North , slher fiult dish , Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Itocu , sel ot nut ciacUcrs , Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Muulock ; silviir berry dish , Mr.
uiul Mis. B. K. Cowdery ; card
rccel\cr. Wake , Peai ell it Smith ,
silver butter dish , Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Unker ;
silver combination set , II. C. Onrrlg ; silver
caid receiver. John Slander ; hand paintim :
with easel , Misses Faster , Martin and Cana-
van ; pair of band painted plaques , Mr. aim
Mis. J. I' . Wcrmutii ; couuteipanes , Mrs. II.
J. Jlumliix ; house linen , bride's patents ;
sugar ladle , JIUs McCumpf ; elegant palnt-
IIIK , llemi Ilockenbcrgcr and wife ; silver
call bell. ( iiiyC. IJauium ; silver bcny dish ,
C. A. Spcico and \\iln ; silver pie knife , F.
Hroillluehei ; clock. Dr. Cleorgo L. Miller , of
Omaha ; eoifce apions , J. O. Ueedcr ; nut
cracker. Milt Spcice. , berry spoon , Mr. and
Mr.s. White ; niuslo IToMcr , Mr. and Jlrs. J.
< } . Tnslcer ; sputcheln knife , Jr , Halt
Humphrey ; pertiime sot , Mr. and Mis.
Youngciman ; pcilumo set , Miss Emma
Itaurer ; copies of Longfellow and
Shakespeare , Air. and MrS. . C. Smith ;
peitume stand , U. L. Ilosslter. Platte Center ;
bioiwoplctiiio. Dr. ( ieorgc L. .Miller. Omaha ;
jewel case , Mr. aiiif Ms. W. N. llomsloy ;
siher finil dish , Geiuge Lclumui ; ice cicam
set , A.M. Post ; cakp artd fiuit stand. Mr.
and Mis. S. O. n\yihoud : ; napkin rings ,
Klltlu Condery ; butter dish , O. K. Pollock ;
fait and popper b' < fx , Miss Mary Teilrow ;
bisque statues. Aitlmr Turner ; b&iry spoon.
( Jeorgo W. llulst ; ' elegant ulass-coveied
clock , Mr. and Mis. O. K. Mor.so ; one do/en
sllvei iorks , Frank Xottb ; broui-e vases , Miss
Lehman. Des Molne-i ; berry spoon , Mi. and
Mii. ,1.15. Dutsiiian ; spoini hohler , Mi. anil
Mis. W. A. Sclnocdcr : toilet set , Mrs. F. 11.
Wilson ; set ot fruit dishes , Hev. and Mis.
llamcl ; cut glass set. Miss Stella Xoilh ; set
ot collco sjwoiis. Mr. and Sirs. M. Whlt-
meyer : set ot vases , Mr. and Mis.
Ucoige Wandcl ; 'elesautly ' embtoldereil
pictures , Mr. and Mis. Xjcoige W.
Clother ; china set , Mr. and -Mr.- ! . Julius lias-
muisen ; crumb btub and holder. Mr. and
Mr& W. U. "backus : sot-vases , Mr. Colgrovo ;
clllnatoasct ; Mr. ahilr-Mrs. J. P. Decker ;
china tea set , Mr. and Mrs. D , C. Kavauaugh ;
silk table napkins , Mis. J. J. Brown : ele
gant hand painting , Mr and Mis. Win. Cor
nelius ; lace toilet-set , K. P.IKocgen , Lincoln ;
act tumbles ! , Mr. und Mrs. W. J. Weaker :
Iruitset , Irwin Lathraui ; w.itor.sot , Mr. and
Mis. Kiiglesou ; silver set , MiHimkirk ;
amber glass set. Miss Laugnorthy : toilet fct ,
Mr. anil Mis. C. H. Stlllmnn : steel enera -
inir , Miss Lottie Mil/ ; mirror , Carl Kiamer ;
setof carvine knlves W. J. Kvans : > ilver
castor , K. 11. Henrr ; butter dish , .I.E. Kvans ;
silver teapot , Dr. and Mi-s. Mnrtyn ; siher
s\rup ] > Itcher , Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Meaiiliei ;
sliver eieam nnd spoon hohler , Mr. and Mis.
J. ( J. Higglus ; susarishell. Mr. C. 11. North ;
napkin holdeis , Mr.s. Diakesalt ; and i > ci > i > cr
box , K. Hcibert ; caul rcccher , ( Jeoiffe Fail-
child : carving set , Mr. and -Mis. Charles
Biludley : set pearl handled silver knives ,
Dr. and Mrs. Humphrey ; Plttsburg butter
knltc. Miss Ida Mcjigher ; set silver spoons ,
( iiaiidmu Xoith : sot i.ible anil teaspooiiN J.
C. Kchob : wieath of hand worked lloweis.
Miss Lanirworthv ; stel encravlnir , Mr. and
Iis. Connor : napkin lings , Mrs. Sheehan ;
Monk's etching , Mr. and Mr.s. Itobert-
son : after dinner cnflec set , same ;
imuble tnpslaml , J. E. Miingcr.
The Columbus comet band serenaded the
happy pair. The happy couple took the nlsht
train forthe west , and II1 visit many points
.of Intciest In Colonulo.
THOSK SUJJURUAN TUAINS.
Protests From Iho .dounlry Out of
'loMii Pcopli * Don't Wnnt Them.
STitOMsnuiin , May 2S. To the Kdllor of
Ihc BIK It has been a matter of suiprlso to
business men in towns on the line of the
Uiii.iha & Republican Valley rnihvay fiom
David City west ( hat tlio Omaha dallies pai-
llculaily thu Uii : : lm > e ollered no objections
to the proposed change ot time for the deliv-
ciy of mail by uhat is called the "subuibali
train.-From whal recall ascertain ot the
purposed new time cnrd , mall fiom Oinaha
will nof bo distributed 10 David Citj , Uisln ? ,
Slmlby. Osueola and StromsbtiiK until the
day following. The DAILY DII : : , which is
thro'ivn lipm your piess nt 5 11. in. , and is
leaitat the bieakfast tables in Omaha ono
day , \ull not be dellveied to subscribers In
htimnsimii : , ISi miles uw.iv , uiitll 7 or 6
o'clouk.lho next morn In ; ; following.
'Does It not stiiUo youns It does tlio undersigned -
signed , that the proposed change of time
would bo giossly unjust to thu people along
the.\\eatuin end ot thu Hue and dctiimonlm
to tlio Inteiests of the. Omaha dallies , uspu-
clnllytholJi.i : ?
.For yvarj. our Deoplo vcro dependent upon
the tender inciclcs of "eatllo tiains" lor
mall and passenger lacilitles , and now. just
as wo began to thinkAve wcie "out of the
woods , " a worse tlilug cms likely to comu
upon us.
Wo piote.st , Mr. Eilitpranil wo tiust you
Wlll-ftvo the matter aa jtj 4 ° . uml enter your
piotest , too. C , M.
Another Kick.
DAVID CITY. Nfst .MMaySS. To tlio Editor
of IholiKi' : Peopluttptills way arc a good
deal \\orkod ii ] > about tji proposed change
of time card on tlio/Oaii lia & Kepubllcan
Valley. Uis really ajery serious matter to
us all , and must aUecUba.clrculatlon of Oma
ha papers in these pairs.J''Iho Idea lhal It
will materially benolltpniaba business men ,
by inducing travel to the Metropolis is , so tar
as these palls are eopemif d , chimerical. No
body will travel fioili liGO U ) iTX ) mil < 's to do
shopping ur business In Omaha in live or fix
hours. They will do as they now do , go and
lemuiii o\ui night ' ' '
News Notes Prom Crete.
CitnrK , Neb. , May 28. [ Correspond
ence of the HI.U , ] .Mrs. Tidball , who
had been ill for in ore than u year , died
Tuesday morning of paralysis , She was
lovingly attended during her lasl illness
by her four daughlcrs , Iwoof whom were
summoned from the south , and two SOILS ,
Mr. J. L. Tidball , of the First National
bank of Crete , and Mr. H. Tidball , of
Friend.
The Cretans are more than usually in
terested in Doanu college this spring , be
cause it is so near thu commencement
Ibal is to send u greater number of
.students than ever oeforo , who have
comu from all over the sUite to prove Ihp
excellence of ouf college training ,
Miss ( Sates is very bu y preparing com-
luoucemonl music and from what we can
gather it promises to bo better thlsymr
than over before.
The musical portion of Crete , especially
with whom Miss Gates is a favorite , are
delighted that tlio management of llio
assembly has been able lo sccuro her
assistance on the musical programme ,
The Hev. K. A. Dunning , whoso
until Ing devotion toChuutuqua work has
given us such an excellent piogrammo ,
will bo , if possible , more popular than
before. Mr. Dunning is so thoroughly in
earnest and unthu.siastip , without for nn
instant forgetting that genlle considera
tion which made him beloved bv the
whole assembly ; and so modest , withal ,
thai lip was ready lo disclaim ilie meed
ofjiraisu so justly his dun for his most ad
mirable manner of conducting , planning
and puiting his shoulder to every wheel
that needed , perhaps.bni his magic touch
toet it revolving In Iho right direction.
' Pansy , " so well known to
all our little readers and big
ones , too. will fill the children's hour so
full of good things that they will carry
with them for long the Influence of the
bright , winning manner and faithful
words.
It is pleasant to think that the name
which Mrs. Alden uses as her uom deplume
plume was given her by her father after
reading ner earliest literary cllbrt. Ho
called her his "Pansy , " or pleasant
thoughts.
Yesterday wo noticed a van laden wllh
trunks and bundles of all sues ami shapes
being taken Iroin Merrill hall. When
wo investigated a llttlu we easily learned
that Ihe cadets of Doano have obtained
permission lo nlteh their tents on the as
sembly grounds for a week of thai de
lightful freedom which so many of us
hope to enjoy later.
Angostura lilttera were prepared bv Dr.
.1. ( J. B. Siegeit for Id * private use. Their
reputation Is such to-slay that they have be
come genetally known as the best upixitUIng
toulc. lieware of enuntei felts. Ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article
manufactuicd by Dr. J. 0. U. SIcgert it
Sons
PKPPKIIM1NT DROPS.
The great problem Is : "Shall the socialists
bo invited to attend the c\ccuton ! In a
body ? "
A younc man wants to know what's best to
bo done when u peismi sits tlow u In a custard
pie at a picnic. We ad vise him to sit still
until the lest have gone home.
A base ball plajor m N'ow Jetsey Is named
Spu > der. He ought to be u uood man foi thu
outileld. where must of the fitc.s go.
It costs Ivvontv-night dollars a week to feed
a cl i ens tiger. At thai r.itu , what \voulil the
monthly boiud ot a catamount to ?
Clocks are now made with luminous faces
so that the time can be easily read at nljjht.
The clock can no longer make the statement
that it cannot sou Its "baud before its lace. "
A man went Into an undeit.ikei's and got
measured tor a mahogony casket. lie ex
plained his conduct by s iviug that ho had a
cold and thought a coflin lit would benefit
him.
"Earlyclose" movement the wind Stirling
fig leaves.
"Time arc two things which I positively
will not eat tor sitppei. " said Cubhiiis. "Anil
\Uialaro tliev' ' " asked his liieud. "Uieak-
fast and dinner. ' was the icply.
"When Is a man dead ? " asks an exchange.
Vt lieu ho can gaze calmly lor live minutes at
a show-case full ot hshlm ; tackle and not
\ > aut to hie away to a trout stream.
If would be a cold day for Iieland if she
should lose her Ulster.
When \\econslacr the belligcieut attitude
of ( iieece against the defenseless Euiope.ni
povvcis , weean'l help thinking tlialau a\\tul
thing it would be it Rhode Island should ilso
up in lebcllon some day and \\lncoutthe
United is tales.
.Boston mannfactmei.s have Iiitioduced
p.ipei hats. Then1 may bo some Inconven
ience about them , bill it won't be "telt. "
Elsie Xo. dear , you can't raise a eiop of
caiuulcs by planting blid oi-ed.
A wcMcin compositor has been trying to
seta ben to music.
An epidemic ot ( iinek plays has broken
outatsexeial seliolnstie centers in 'his coun
try and Knrone . But the bust Gicck play Is
going on In Uieece.
Dr. Holmes was seasick all Ihe way over ,
and \\as thus given a chuucc to rcviie his old
joke about eontiilmtions to thu Atlantic.
Some one boldly asseiLs that the Amei lean
bun is uot doing her duty. You vvoii'dn't
have us buliutu that her sou Is selling , would
you' ' .
Owed to the Cow.
fnlumbiw Dlspatili.
O cow , where'er tbou brouse for food ,
Assume a bolder attitude.
Anil tin n thy meek ami tlieamveyo
Triumphantly to meet the sky !
At buxom maids switch not thy lull ,
Nor oveiluiu in lane the pail ;
In shoit , by acting iiiguilicil ,
Display to man thy piopcr piide.
( jia.ce on , O cow. and chew and dieaml
The milk will give Us inline cieiim ;
The eie.im be irlven to the chum
Which gives the butter , in its turn.
To market will th e butter go
In golden balls , in tier and low ;
No oil 01 grease , called Imtteilue ,
Shall in a boi rowed garb be seen.
Feed on , O cow , in sunshine bask ,
Tboulliast piotci'tlon In thy task ;
And aittul man shall not compete
With thcc. Thy vlctoiy is complc .
13D U U < VTI ON t\Li.
Princeton is liicieaslug the facilities of its
art school.
The elective system Is gaining favor
tliiom-'hout the country.
Cornell's productive funds are Increasing
eveiy year.
Columbia boasts of the best Idstoiy couisu
rud the champion ball team.
English is veiy geueially taught In the
public schools ol Mexico.
Henry Todd , ol Dailen. Ga. , who died ic-
rently.MIS ono of tlio ilehcsl colored men in
the rountiv. His propcily Is valued at
81i'XJO. ( Jt was mostly amassed In the lum
ber trade. Altei the death ot his wile , much
ol Ills piopcity bv his will goes to coloii'd
churches and schools.
The veil knonn Wood family of Philadel
phia Intend eicclinir a nurses' homo anil
invlnhr ' school for nurses ou thu grounds of
Iho Unlveisity of' Pennsylvania as a gift to
thai Institution. Thu university has en
gaged for head uiir.se nn English liuly of ex
perience by thu niimo of Miss Hugo , a niece
of thu bishop of London.
Professor Timothy Dvvlght , who has been
chosen piesldent ot Vale college as the ( suc
cessor of Dr. Noah Porter , has long been
marked tor the place , and bis hlness wan so
eminent that there has been no sciious talk
of any other candidate.
Andiew Cnrneglo has written to Secretary
Conn Icy. ol the Western PcnuKvlvaiilu His
torical society , expiussing a willingness to
Klvo S'J.XJ.OOO , or any pan of that it may bo
necessary , to establish a free llbrniy , but not
one c.eut to endow It. Air. Carnegie has
seen the endowment plan tiled and thinks U
isafailuie.
f
ProfrSNlounl Kllquotto
prevents some doctors from advertising
their skill , but we are bound by no snuh
conventional rules and think that if wn
make u discovery that is of bonelit to our
fellows , wo ought to spread the fact to
the whole land , Therefore we cause to
be published throughout the land thu fact
that Dr. K. V. Pierco's "Golden Medical
Discovery1' is tlio best known remedy for
consumption ( sciolnlu of Iho lungs ) and
kindred diseases , .Send 10 cents in stamps
for Dr. Picicc's complete treatise on con
sumption , with unsurpassed me.ins of
hclf-Uealment. Address , World's Dis
pensary Medical Association , ( JOJ Main
Street , Uiillulo , N.Jf
JUIIoil Jty ImlliuiH.
CniTTKXnn.v , Arl/ . , May 2b. E. P. Worn-
pie , superintendent of ttie Chloaso Washer
cnmpauyat 01 eater villo , was klllwl by In-
UiaiiH this uioinih ? vvhilu on hU way lioai a
neighboring laticli to ( iieatuiville.
U'liu Union Pacific shops are bniug
raised to grade ,
The discovery of lied Star Cough Ourn
iiiarksa iievvuraiu the hutory ol
ciue.
Her HenutlPul Kjcs.
Jitmtt HViflrumli 7f/fjA { /
O her beautiful eyes they are blue ns the dow
On the violet's bloom when the moriilm :
Is now ,
And the light of their love Is the gleam of
the sun
0 cr Ihe meadows of spring where Iho quick
sliado\vs mil ,
As the morn shifts the mists and the clouds
from the skies
So 1 stand In the dnvv n of her beautiful eyes.
And her beautiful eves nre as mid-dny to me ,
When the tilj-bellbonds with thu weight of
the bee ,
And the throat of thelhriihh Is a pulse In the.
heat.
And Iho senses are dragged with the subtle
and sv\ect
And delirious breaths of IMo alt's lullnblos
bo 1 swoon In the noon ot her beautiful eyes.
0 her beautiful cjcsl they hnvo < mUtou mine
own
As a glory glanced down fiom the glare ot
the throne.
And I reel , and 1 falter and fall , as af.ir
Fell the shenheids thai looked on the mysti
cal star ,
And > et dared In the tidings that b.ido them
arise-
So I grupo through the night of her beautiful
c > es.
HONI5Y yon 'rill LiADlE3.
Kcru Is the leading color for summer wear.
Stilncd fonlnids have columns of Chinese
llzuius.
Figured tissues have vlalu nmlorlals to
conesDond.
Striped silk skirls are worn with over
dresses of wool.
Tnc latest style of dressing tlio front hair
Is the "Mlkako" bang.
StravT rltibou Is employed on some stylish
costumes this season.
Crochrttcd tluead bonnets are very stylish
In red ami dmk blue.
Seal brown is a lavorlte color in silk and
thin woolen fabrics.
Stamped pongee silks for younc persons
have cashmeie stripes.
Gati7c and straw nro the favorite materials
in millinery this season.
Rosettes with fish-tail points still trim
spring hats most stylishly.
Jciscys of silk trlcotino are worn with
skirts of every sort of ihatuiial.
Ovcrdiessesof cordo de la reiuc are worn
with tiuderskiits ot plain velveteen.
A favorite manner of arranging the hair
will be in the foi in of the figure eight.
Foiiluuls. with navy-blue giouuil , have
white Imlr-lino stilpcs half an Inch apart.
The weatliiK of wavy curls testiiigon the
neck Is lostileted to qeiy jontlitul ladles.
Tailoi-madueostiimesnf Debt weight cloth
orseige have sboit jackets of thu mateilal.
Little cnpoilolmans aiomadeof coulu do
In i flue , and uio exceedingly usclul ou a cool
day.
day.Thin
Thin black tissues , worked with jet , have
stripes which may bo cut in lengths toi tiim-
min ? .
Coiselels of silk or velvet aie worn with
woolen bodices. The fabric should bo tine
and soil.
' , : It Is an awful moment for any woman
when she hnds heisoll lot thu lust time a
graudmothei.
Vegetable Ivorj buttons with liny sprays
of blossoms p.ilntcd on them me used foi
cotton diesses.
A woman eighty-two vcais of age uinde
final pioot on a quintet section of Kansas
land last week.
Colored velvet mantillas with beaded
sleeves will bo woin this simimui. They are
In subdued tints.
Uibbon Is employed for the adoiiuncut of
India silks , India batistes and sniped and
checked cambrics.
Hud is at present much used in Paris , par-
tlculaily lor trimmings uud linings under
transparent tissues.
linwsol ilbbons , clusters of floweis and
feather aigiettcs aie vvoin for cvculugand
full dress occasions.
The mare for sboit hair lias passed away.
Ladles who hail their tiusses ahoiu last year
ate now wearing wigs.
( old 01 silver braid embroidery Iscmploied
to make Uilloi-madu dicssua. It lei IIIH panels ,
collar- , cults and vests.
Cii\ed ivory rosaiy beads which were
spaimglv used iliiiiug the vvintci , aie now
Impoitfd In Uigo nuiiiitities.
1'iot. JCIizalK'tli .1. Krench is lecturing In
lialtimoie on "Kconoiny and. the 1'erfcett-
bllity of Family ( lovernmcnt. "
Contrasts in color aie not In as gieat favor
for costumes as foimcily , unless me second
coloi be In stripes , plaid or check.
Colhus and culfs for evctilug wear aie of
ribbon coveted with net , uathcicd full and
linuslied In a liill at neck and wrist.
Alice' Cook , a society lady of Pittslield ,
Mi--s. : , has sloped with one Aeius , a
coachman. Hei happiness , herfiieiids saj ,
will not bu lurloiig.
It is estimated that Mrs. (5rant , who ic-
cel\ - > Si.-10 on each volume ol hei husband's
"Mumoiib , " v\lll make uot less than ST60OD (
out ol the publicatlou.
A high , pointed bonnet of cream lace has
a bunch of black velvet loops from which a
decDciiiiison aigrette springs. The strings
are of nariow velvet ribbon.
The appointment ol Dr. Sophie Kowalew-
slcl to a mathematical chair in the Umveisity
ot Stockholm has piovnkcd comment in lor-
cigu Ilteiary and sclenlilic elides.
The "Mikado" is a njirow pointed web ol
light cuils and waves worn as low on thu
foiehead as Is becoming , but diawn away
fiom the temples tow.11 d theciown.
Taffetas or faille eoricspond to tbo open
woik , sliiped and tiansparenl canvas with
which they aie combined- velvet ami ribbon
lortinnmmg aie also ol the same tint.
Mis. P.II/a Llleu Kiee/e , of St. 1'aiis.Ohlo ,
mlveitlseil toi a husband. Shu got one , ami
he I'onjealt'd so fast tfjat hu couldn't stand
theclimate but a week. In taking bis do-
partuiehu "fioreon" lohls wife's money.
Iliostun Post.
Tweed neivmaikcts lor ttaveliiifr lit the
liguio Kiiugly. tailing In giacelul lohls nt thu
back Jrom below the waist Hue. Laigu but
tons tastcii thn liout and linish thcsleives.
A jaunt ) , lemnvablo cape and velvet collar
complete Ihe iilmmliig.
Tue Princess Mcltcirilch , ot Pceth , has de
vised an atti.'iLtion lor a eliailty enteil.iln-
muut which ought to diaw a cio\vtl. Itlsu
ballet eomposed of Indli-sot IhcAustiiun and
( Jeimaii nobility , who will dance on the sliju ; ;
of a laige opera house.
Two young women and ouu voungmnn
went boat ilillng on u iiccut Suiulaj niul thu
boat tipped over. The young man was tall ,
and bv htumling on tiptoe was ublo loKeep
Ills head out ot vvalci , and thu girls hung to
Ills bah and cai.s and \\uio saved.
The Chuieh ol thu Ascension In Fall
lilvei , Mass. , Jiah deduod to challK" Its ton-
slitution so that \voimtn may vote on thu
business of thocliuicii on equal tuims with
men. Omsldciliig thut the bin den of chinch
\\IIIL. is boine by womeu this > > ceiiis only
tali.
tali.A
A girl who was alone with her mother at
their homo in Kasthaiiipton , Lone Island ,
the other nixht , pmcinc'l ' a revolver and
diovu out a burglui , who bnd modu his way
lulo the IIOUKHu letl M i > nimitly ) that hu
c.uried with 1dm Uic sash through which lie
jumped.
A ISoMon paper. In speaking of Jliss
liai lies' presentation lo tlui ( | iiecu in Lon
don , i > aH shn vvoni "deiu short sleeves , "
Wlifther thih Is profanity , 01 is shoit tor
" " "ilnnMiuil" with
"demociatlc , or Is only
nn i put out , vre can ouly guess jLovvull
Couiiur.
"Ves , " nald a liusbind , sadly , -'my wife IB
a devotee of llm led Hag. Tim \en sight of
ono mouses hei to u high pitch ol uxclto-
inenl. " "Surelj shn cannot have 11113 sym
pathy In common with such culthrnalR. "
"Ves , bho has. " "What , auaichists and GO-
clallstsV " .No , aiwtloiiacts. "
Caroline llerschel , I lie woman HStionomei ,
at the ago of ninety nine admitted that she.
tor Boinii U'asou or othei , not onlv hud never
li.id nn oiler of mnniane , bill that him had
never had an ; , tiling that she could eoiistrnu
Into the Hh.idovv ol mi Idea ol an ofli'i , and
that iheiffoie she WAS not much beimldcn to
the niun.
Miss Canto Umiiliam Kelgoro has been
aiimilti'd to iiucllLC in the supiumtt cuuit ot
I > iiinsylvaiiliu Mm js the only woman In
PfiiiiRjIvaiiia who piacthes in the htipremo
rout of thai stata llei ceitifuatu takes her
into all the < units ot thu state , Jncludliik ;
tho'u ; of Philauelphla , to which sue has been
Inulfectuallj ic.ul.iuadmission ; lor juau.
.Striped skills are imtrlnimed , although
tboy may bo vailed by breadtbs of plain
material. The mei-dress will tlien bu of the
plain material and the txiJieo < x > mblnatlin
ul tli Ivvo , uocoKling lo f-uicj. It the bodice
Ituplaiu ttie vestoi pla lion Is btriM'u | , or if
01 the strlHHl ] matcrUI tbe ttlmmlng am
plain.
Au evoiiii ) } ; Jress ot apiIcot-coloml allJc Is
vvitb puarl-ciubioidcied uct ,
with silk and gold embroidery. On cither
side Is a panel of the silk , eiossed trellis wise ,
with golden jollow velvet ribbon. Clusters
of tea roses aie held In place on the hips by
velvet ribbon , 'Inc bodice and ttalnntoof
the same tint ns that ou the pinels. Small
garlands of tea roses form the sleeves.
Miss Van Vochttin , who spent several
mouths al the white house with Miss Cleve
land , and wus Hr t said to bu the lady cho'en
by tbo president lor bis brlilo , wes pie > eutod
lo Queen VK-toila on Thursday , and was
treneiull ) eougiatulated on having arrived In
London ou Tuesday last without nuy presen
tation dicssnnd ou presentation day weai-
Ing a toilet which was admitted to bo a
triumph ol good laste and beauty.
The fJirtsof Mny.
Ycu r < n1i .Viillnii'l Wjir ) .
What are the gifts of Muv , love ?
What arc the ulfts of Mny ?
Thi'odois from Iho cudar prove ,
The scent of new-mown hay ;
Sweet-williams , pinks and panstca fair
That deck tbe gaideu plat
And mingle with perfumed air
The sweet lorgel-mo-uot ;
The vines that ellmb the tielllso
And gild the cottage dooi ,
Or cieep o'er mimic ucllhes
With all their jcoijceous store ;
The lilac * o'er the garden wall
That nod their Ussulcd plumes
And shed with oveiy rise ami fall
The sweetest of pcrlumcj.
To cedar poles the pea-pod ,
Where chicks and lambkins play.
Itrmindlul of thu toothsome tliltiK *
That clown the gifts of May.
A Suablan village clereyman was exhort-
( lift a yoiini ; couple who had comu to him to
put up tbe banns "So , then , my dear , j ountr
mends .vou wish to cuter the holy estate ot
imitrimoiiy. Hut have you thoroughly pre
pared .Miui.sclf for this Important step YOU
are about to take ? " "Wo have llmt"io- ,
plled the damsel : "we've stuck a plaint
killed a do7cn chickens , and we've baked
tarts and cakes eiiotmh to make the table
bend with weight. That ought to bo suf-
llclont. "
"You will see , dear , that my piavc Is Kept
creenV' Wlle-O. yes , John. The .sexton
has alOje.irold boy v\ho will only be too
( lad to cnin a little .sonietlilnt ; every week. " L
" 1 have seen b > thu papeis that there wns * '
'a tie up' In seveiol of the chinches > uster-
day. " "Oil , these hoi i id l.iboi troubles ,
when will they cease' . ' By the way , Ihonuli ,
bow should theie bis 'a tlu up In cliuiclil1"
"K.isj cuuimh ; the lupin couniu just walked
up to the chancel lalls , and the minlstei did
Ihe business m fifteen minutes. "
It Isielateilof a pupularcluiKyman that hu
stinted a dull piayei meeting recently by an-
iiouucliiir that "hu didn't piouoiu lu net as
uiupiie foi a sleepluc match. "
Captain Cathailnu Booth , of the Salvation
armv , has been challenged to liulit a duel by
n Kicneh vvoiuan. Miss Booth , bavins : llio
clioico ol weapons , has mimed a jolnl debate ,
which will undoubtedly bu tar moiu deadly ,
pauU'iilaily to the spectator.
"You ought lo have join babj bapll/cd
Mtastus"siid a membci of ihu chmchloa
eoloied biolhei. "Yes , sab , but 1 can't ulloid
ile cost. " "It doesn't cost an > thlin : . " "I
know It doesu'tcost nutliln' fo do mure act o'
baptisln'sab , but 3011 scul ewe do minister
twodollais lei perlom'Iii' de weildlu' cer'-
niouy a jcah auo an' ho motiuht object , sab ,
to baptisln' a baby dat hadn't been paid to' . "
Tiact tlistiibutois in New Yoik complain
lhal thousands of tiacts aie belli ; ; tllsti Ibuted
tlnouxlioiit thu tenement housu dlstilcts ami
uloiij ; sboie , minted In imitation ul theccuu-
Ine , and beiiniiK titles such as , "Be Saved , "
"bahatlou for All , " and the title , which
after a page or two ol icllgiuus aipiment ,
i mis oil into eloquent patent medicine nd-
veitisemouts.
A well known Xew York lawyer , while
addressing : ! cmmtiy Juiy , sot down on his
knees to llhisliatn the maiinur in which Ilia
client prajed. The uvvkwuidiiuss of Iho
elloii piovoked some luughtci among Ihu
speet.itoi.s w Inch the Itidgo ) ) iomptly lubukcd ,
sayim ? : "This emotion Is di ies > i'eltiil lu
Ihecouil , and iintah to the counsel. It is
piobablj bis til hi expel lence. "
Couccinine tbeUnitiiIan ; the Hev. William
I ) , ( iice.nl * . ol West Brooklicld , JMass. , this
stoiv Is told. A man died In the neighbor
hood , and the reverend colonel was called
upon to olllciate at ( he fuueial. Some time
atterwaid , hi inipililnt ; why he was sum
moned to the f uncial ot n man not of his Hock ,
he was told "Mi. did uot beliuve in iiiucli
ot anything , and we thought jour belief
came the nearest to nothing ol anybody's , so
we sent foi > oul"
A Boston minister has a blight 4-jcar-old
daushlur whose sa luKs are ntten woitb re-
] > eatliiK. One momim ; at biealfa t he asked
acioss the table : "I'die , whom do } ou love
best'.1" " .Mamma , " answcied the llttlo ono.
"Whom no\tV" "Aunt Helen. " "Whom
next : " ' "HildRt't. " And the disappointed
father eontinued his questions until the
yon lit ; maiden hail declined hei allcetlon for
most ot the nel hboi hood without mention
ing' any lovt * lei hei lather. Finally the
elciKViimii Hiiid : "But Kdle , whcru itoei
I > aji come in' . ' " The little maid paused a
moment , looked co > ly up , and then icplled
dumuiely , "lu thu trout dooi. "
If a Dyspeptic will take Simmon
Liver Regulator.
"Up to a few weeks ago I considered
myself the champion dyspeptic of Amer
ica. Dining the years that I have been
nfllictcd 1 have tried almost everything
claimed to bo a specific for dyspupaia in
the hope ot finding something Hint would
alibi d permanent lehef. I hud about
made uj ) my mind to abandon all medi
cines when I noticed an endorsement of
Simmons Liver Itegulator by a promi
nent Georgian , a jurist whom 1 knew ,
and concluded to Iry its eflcct * > in mv
case. 1 have used but iwo bottles , und
inn satisfied thai 1 have stinck the right
thing al last 1 loll Us beneficial effect i
almost ininiediiilely Unlike all olbur
preparations ot a similar kind no special
instructions nv lequiicd us to u hat ono
.shall or shall not out. This fuel alone
noghl lo commend it to all troubled with
Iy.pop8hi. " J. N HOLMES , Vincland ,
N. J.
Ural r.bluie ' 1
The following transfers were lilod
.May 27 , with thu county clerk , and
reported for Ihu Uin : by Ames" Heal
KsUito Apt'iievj
Win F hvvetsy nnd wMelDTsallian Slicltou ,
Its 5 , 0. 7 ami B , blk Ti , Svvcesv mid , Omaha ,
vvd-S8.ooo. :
Fiank T Miitpliy to Nathan .Shelton , Hi 4 ,
fi , fl , 7 andH , blk fi , Sv\ecs > 's mid , Omaha , t |
e si.
Kiucne O'N'elll and wlfn to Danish Hiolli-
eihood , w U of eH ol f , IV ) feet ol lot 4 , blk
! l , lxwu's 'JtlHilil , Omalm. w d tfsou.
Kiigene O'.Neill and win | to Clulsten Hansen -
sen , pail of It . ' ! . blk 'J , Lowu's "H udd ,
Omaha , vv d-f OO.
( ieorno K liaikci and vvlfit lo II H Bollard ,
ll.s f. ami 7 , Clittoii JMace , Omaha. wd SI.'iV ) .
( ieorgc ( i Llgaii ) nnd wln ! lo Thomas
Jlamillon , part ot nw .sec Iw , 15 , 13 , Dou -
las count j. w rt &lhoon.
Joliu II lloibicUandilotoAnni ; Daugh-
tonpaitol It 'IT , noibi'-Vb 1st dd , Omaha ,
vv drBi.OO. .
Jaiaes W Davis In Kli/rwHl' Davis , n of
nw'fof ' weW , PI , u , Doii'hiscouniy , i | ' ' SI.
Fled Dellanu ( WidovviM ) to Homy Wick-
vvoith , It 1 , bl U i , Delliwe'b add , Omaha , w d
'
Simon KeHn.-i and wile to Albril S 1)11-
llngs , n : M tectol lot 11 , blU S , hiib\sion | of
John 1 Ke < l ic.lv'udd. . Omaha d .v.l > 00.
Simon Kelluei uiitl wile to Albert Mill-
JiiiKS , U 10 and xii" iuut of Illl , bll ; : i , bubdi-
vlslon ul tlu'ni ' 1 Itcdick'b'iud , Omahu , vv ci
.S/uO'X ) .
Win L MiC.f.'iio ( sinsmt In Kj illicit 1 Mc-
KCIIIKI , Iti 1 mid 'J , bll. W , bliiini " < l add ,
Omalu , vv < l-f 1..V ) .
John Jl llniuitii : ami olhf ftiustei-s ) to
John 11 Htiuri'te , paitol b > : ot , 1 1 , l , l uug *
lascoiiniy. w d - 'jlO.
Audu-as Jensen und vvile to Huuiy ( i
Hail , put ol It I' . ' , blK 5 , i'.ul. I'Jiii'u add ,
Omaha , d WXJ.
Jldvvlu B .Southaid ( singlii ) to Nel H .Sel-
son , lot. : , bll. A , Mi in n't add , Oiiialia , w d
$ \JAJ. \
Ham D Jlci'd isinglc ) lo Nels H Kelson , n
CO loci < > | U I , biK A , .Shiiiu' * ydd , Omahu , w
d I..WJ.
Kent K lla.vdun and wife lo Hemy V/
YiiU-h , Its - u-l : i , UllbiUe add No 'i ,
Omalu , wil % L .
Calhedial cliuntct ol diocei > f ) of Kubir. ka
to Jlelc'ii L L i-r.wu < Hl. 114 , blU 1 , IC''uU' 4th
add. Omaha. w l-SI//A
1'ilwm Welch io M.uy M Hedge , lei JO , /
blk > ' . lwlill ) ; : .V Lyuiau'&ud'l. Oinaliu , w d- f *
5I.MW.