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; so\1EiiIllcc \ FOR OIAEIA.
' : A Grotip of Photographs Which Attracted
No Little Attention.
OME VEUY FINE I3UILDINGS.
1q I ii nctpoIIs nnU J ts litiliti In sI t
I.nItIun i3ttII I.CIiahII1)'r of
Cnnnerce--Ioan ; nid TrioL
fluiltltng-A IcipiJou.
I trrwenJor Me Ona7w SNn4ap Ike. ]
Ag a rule1 the IIii ; : is not givcn to I1Inc
tratlotis , lint the reporter who this week
(1kd on the new architects , Itodgon &
O1 ! , 1L ( lrkn ) Natioi1 Bank build-
mile' ing , nw so many photographs of large
ri , ) USflCS blocks and ) tRl)1iC buildina , as
(1I 3 iI8ndsonIe reidciiccs , 1ocat&d in
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2\liiineapolis \ , and St. Paul , that the Iiii
( ' 0111(1 ( not resist the temptation to repro-
iluec them , belinviug dint in this way it
call bct aerrc the intcreslq of the icoplo
of Omaha and ebraska , and by giving
to111e Itica of the kind of structures that
arc being erected nil aroniid us incite the
(81)italIStS ) flhld buil.lers . of small homes
to erect sitimliar tuh1LIinz Iii Onialia , It
Is tilfi ititemition , If the photographs cin be
liroetired In tinie , to pmbIms1i emits , next
Spndty : , and for several weeks following ,
) I . mint only of time most Proninent inibime
buiiding. but also sone of time line resi-
dtiiue of the two rival eitk's of the north-
West. Minneto1Is : ) is noted for its fine
imlilnltmmg ) , and vhule Omaha is nov being
SUIUCd ) with a nuimiber of ehganit truc-
ture , a few examples will not connie
amiss. Prominent among the groln ) of
piwtographs cen by the Ibi rcinreenta-
vc was the
TilE ORT1I\VESTERN \ ROAD.
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Lincoln People Pin Great hopes on Its
Arrival at theaapital City.
A LONG LIST OF INDICTMENTS.
ljaIIcastcr't4 DItrlcL Court Grinds
Theon Out ] rnldIy-TIle ; Y. M.
(3. A. ConventIon-Slate Othi
Iollows-Lincoin cnvs.
IFBCM TIlE UIEA 1.I1COLN UL'UAU.1
'lIme Nortiiweskrn road has practically
re.nchctt Lincoln. Yesterday the laying of
Itoh lint ! readied the city limits , and a force
of mineni were at work with the mile-driver on
tiii banks of thoAntelope , near the state fair
grournis , commeneinir on tlan second track
froiti that poInt Into the city. A promiiiiiemnt
linac In the building ol tine Nortliwestenni
atatod to a reporter yesterday that the coin-
n.trlnction train vouid land at the Missouri
l'acilic depot tine lirst days of the week , and
that before Noveniber I Chicago and LIncoln
through trains would be running over tine
mew line. Vhiie tine Northwestern Is one of
four dIstinct railway systems , and tine last
of the number In reaching the city , it is the
- second thioughi limo trout Ctilcago under one
- corporation that has reached Lincoln. Ciii.
- eago is the great eastern centre , and while
: , tine Union memo through pools have given
J.lucoln a second railway connection with the
, east , Line fact remains that the Northwestern
is the second road to haVe a continuous hue
( if steel rails betweeni tine two niaces. 'rIds
is winy , presuniably , that a pronninent whole-
baler remarked yesterday that tine North-
vestern road meant inure to the capital city
luau all the rest , sluice the first conning of the
: ii. & ii. , and tine expectancy afloat now is
that tine Missouri rIver rate 1)001 , in so far as
Lincoin Is concerned , must o under , and the
dIscrimination that 51111)9 freight to
Kansas City fromun Chicago , by way
of Lincohui , at a less rate than
the since Ireichit Is allowed to ston at Liii-
coin innust go and go speedily. 'l'hie peruni-
Iotis effects of such outrageous pools as that
: ihl sunietinies press upon acomunnunity until
lorbaaranco ceases to be a virtue , and the
ortinsvesteriu. if not hide bound and s1ftsh ,
ugint to see far enough to recognize that
therels a brilhlantopentng for it to do Justice
to Lincoln at ounce and gain a good wlU that
vLll stay % ith It.
zNnIcrExTs COUET.
"Time grand jury scenis to be industrious
If time balance of the court does grind slowly -
ly , " said a court official yesterday , and lie
pointed to tine long roll of indictments as
corroboration of his statement. 'I'iiese Iii.
( tictuuieuitS each iremnise n trlai , amid tine orlun.
timid ( iOCkCt , inIm the assistance of tine grand
Jury. Is suiliclent in length to furnish a
L uunonthn's work. Among tine later indictments
handed down Is one against James Mclntee ,
charging hum with murder In thu second dc-
gree. 'finis is the case that creatcu so unuchi
hnuterest aunt attention tine past summer the
' particulars of whicti svore given fully at the
- limo anal which related that Melatee , by
cruel Wind unnatural abuse , caused tine dentin
of ini daughter. svhio died after mouths of
buttering. Among time additional Indict-
undue are three for house bneaking and robbery -
bery cases that caine up at state fair tune
wiwin tine city wins filled with crooks anti
whim tine oflicers did such valiant service
that nearly every one of the olfenders were
nabbed aunt put Ia jail ( or Iistrlct
court triaL 'rime grand jury scenes to be sup-
pieruentnngthls good work already donna by
briuiging in the vroper Inidictunents , sshuicin
- - vihi uijnil tine oiTomidera to tine proper iunlsim-
uncut. Lprenz Lozier who created audi con-
- ' bternlatlunn in South Lhncohn by tine free use
nf tire arena vomited at neighbors whneun dli.-
ciiargod , has lund his meaning In tine grand
jury rooumi. and an Innilctnleunt followed tine
hearing. Several nnonn inartles ane hayini
their boarlung to day and hut grand Jury wIll
probably continue over to tine oouuulnn week.
T.trr. covzruo Y. 4. c. . & .
On 'I'hurn.tav of this weak tine state counven.
tiou of 'f. M. C. A. of Nebrasica vI1I be mcmi
at the associatIon rooms iii I4iuncoimn. 'linis
coueuntIon , front every indication already
received , wili be tine greatest gathering ot the
kind ever mdii In tine state , and the good peo-
tile 0 ! LIncoln are actively at work inn sri-aug.
lug nil deunlis for tine receintion slid aceonn
iuiodnttiou of delegates and guests In tine btt
possIt)1e mnatniner. Uioni tine arriyai of tinesu
iii tine city tluy unto requested to report at
. once to the roonnns 01 tue nssociationn , wineic
tine recnptin connunnittce vihl assIgn them
hoinnus while tine ) ' remunain in the city , suuti
home neeti hesitate about conning , fur time
POOPie of Lincoln will care for intl wiiilunciy
UUi gladly. 'lime railroads wili give tine ems-
tonnnary one aunt a third rate on trnnspop-
tion , a9iJrouin IJQrLunJivmi iil1eatiyn'-ts ,
tt1uitne , . .ung . . .ii s tnriiiaii : an.sociation
are sanguine that time convention riil be all
that could be desired.
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.llo VlI.I. Imr l1nr.sENr.
11ev. 11 , E. Il-own amnd 0 , K. Obenof New
York- , wino represent tIme Internatiouui cmii-
inlttee , lii be present amid take an active
mart In timework ot tue assot-i'stion. hiobeui
Oreneral mecretary of the Y. M. C. A. at
l'ittsturg. 1L , will be In attendance ; J.
Brown , btato secretary of liliuQjs. will be
hiresouti J. E. EIp. cU Syracuse , N. ' 1' . ,
vIiiLs' rvnt : ( .eorge 4t. Josiyn , secretary
! tlneM. . C. A. at Omaha. will be In at-
tendanee , and Harry Curtis , general score-
tar3 at Council Bluffs , Is. , will be anioug the
vonkers prusunnt.
rim rlGdnAsiME
covers a wora laid out for four days , Tinurs-
day to Satarday next inciusnvo. 'l'eunporary
organization is lixed for 4 p. in. Thursday ,
and peRmanent organization Friday at 9 a.nn.
Tine association rePOTt from ditTerent iarta
or tine state will be beard , also the stats ex-
- eoutive committee's eInort , and among tine
papers to be road before the couvenntlou wIll
be one on boys' work , also "Value of 8eouiar
Agencies , " aud ous upon tine lnsviratlon of
faithful services. unuerous addresses are
entered upon tine prograunuo br dliTerent
sessions during tune convention , aud tine pro-
graunmne is one that It Is expected wnii make
extra work for line conyeuitioa in meeting it.
oluNuu L000E I. 0. 0.7.
The Old Fellows of Nebraska wifi meet Inn
grand lodge at Lincoln , conunenc1g Wedmnes-
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Ml'NlAl't1Li4 l1'tiiTutn HI ILI'ixO ,
Whnicin is located on tInt' conner of ( 'cut-al
nvmntie anil lainn ctret , nun tine imigint
elevation and orrrhooking tine entire city.
It is without doubt time finest exposition
building in time country. and is one of the
utiost pronniucunt buildings itn 'ntlnnetnpohis ,
and during the exposntloin was visited by
an average of , OOO leolnle dnuiy. It is
400x400 feet square amid 00 feet hign , time
three stories being built of brick , stone
aind ten-ut cotta. Tue lookout tower is
2S0 feet higin. with two elevators for thnc
acconiinodnti on of visitors. The corner
stone of this building was laid ann time 23d
day of April , 18911 , and according to the
contract entered into with Messrs. liotig.
son & Son , it uniust be finnished August 2&I ,
and it was tione. Tine building was
erected in 120 days , OOQ men baling cnn-
ploed mnigint and mtav to finish the task ,
nil of which goes to show winat can be
done in a sinort time if tlnc'soliomo is
backed 1)3 nnen wino know nosuch word
ilay , October t9. 'rine local Ocid Fellows arc
diilgenmtiy at work making nil Preparations
for the neception and care of delegates. ninth
it is exiected that a ery large attenninhnce
vhii be received , TIme eraund iotlge will be
given a rccettion Veunesdav even lug ,
iuich will no held at tine 1.ietropoiltntn
skating i-link. 6overmnor Iawe.s Mayor
Burr and Attorney Sawyer vll ) dye
muidiesses ot welcome , and Grant
Master Arthur Gibsoun and iirotiier UNcut
are also exinected to nunako speecimes appro-
innate for the occasion. All citizens having
tinigeles and carriages have been invited to
connL'regate at Odd Fellows' hail , Thursday
auierunoon. and each take a uumnnber of tine
delegates for a n-ide around tine city. It is expected -
pected on this occasion that Lincoln amid
Lincoln people will do timeunseives irouid and
entertain tineir gtnests with tnue Lincohun lies.
PitahitY.
Tnv TO1'1C.
Hassrnusson , the Dane who was found
dead , and viio lund been left winen very sick
without care and attention , was buried tromnn
tine coromner's ollice yesterday. lie had S37
In time First Nntionai bank , on deposit. aunt
Itasmus Johnson , of this city , was appointed
adnniinh.tralor of mis etste. winlch will revert
to mis relative.t , wino sue nil in Dcii mark.
Mr. Leunke , a former Lincoln residenntwhuo
as iii tii& agricultural innplemnnennt bnnsimness
in Lincoini. but wino inns iateiyhived on a farun
in Stevens ( 'rtek precinct , lisa his ak-eli
crtitiieit yesterday , ninth cannot recover. lie
was leading a fractious buii tied drarged him
over tine ground witin the above residt.
wimidersou. . of St. Louis , a prominent
attorney of flint city , buns come to Lincoln to
ilefenid .James A. ( 'mute , one of tine Stewart
Chute Lumber company partners , whose arrest -
rest and retention tins beemn previously men-
tioned.
SOCIETY AT TUI CJil'iTAL.
Tine Standard club gave its tirst ball of the
season on 'l'hursday evening nut Masonic hail ,
It was a very select affair , numbering in its
attendance ninany of Lincoln's most popular
society people , and nothing was left unat-
tenled to that might in any way to contribute
to the Pleasure of the chub unmemnbershnip or the
chub guests. 'l'he music furnished by Pro-
lessor llngenow and his pinlihmarnionic orchas-
ti-a was delightful. and was propareuL espe-
clammy for time occasion. tnomn those In at-
teundauce were noted : Mayor and Mrs. C. C.
hunMr. . nndMrs. W. Meyer , nlr. mind Mrs.
11. P. Lani Mr. and Mrs. J. C. VIse , Mr.
and Mrs. 1" . . C. l3roek , Mr. and Mrs. 1) . D.
Muir , hlr amnd Mrs. S. Opentneinuner , Mr. amid
Mrs. C. S. Lippineott , 'nlr. and Mrs. Jacob
ltcncine , Mr. and Mrs. J. Friend , Mr. and Mrs.
Leopold Barr , Mr. .snd Mrs. David iso , Mr.
and Mrs. 1' . It. Dennis , Mr. and Mrs. N.
Ackerman , Mr. and Mrs. iloasciman , Mr.
and Mrs. S. ii. Mayer , l'iatLsnnoutii ; Mrs. E.
May , Chicago tine Misses Lowenakln ,
llyatns aunt V. ohs. of Cincinnati ; 3lessrs.
Strasburger , of Cinicago ; Mr. Liebernnan , of
Cinicnuo. and a large nuunner of time popular
young i'eoile ' ot Lincoln comnupleted tine list
of attendants. 'I'o-innorrow evening occurs -
curs the tirstannumil bali of the letter carriers
of Lincoln w'inlcln is booked for Nasotnic
Temnile hail , and tine nmusie vill be furnisined
by I rofessor 'rinayer's great northwestern
baud. 'l'ine committees having nil mnmatters inn
charge are as follows : Exectntivo-G.\ ' . Blake ,
'l'iios. McSinanc , A. D. Crude , I ) . D. Sullivan.
lnvitation-W. IL lakiun , E. A. . Pierce , IS' .
A. Eaton , 0. C. linker. Reception-i. V.
l'utaann , Chums. Smattery , G . B. Fairbanks.
Bert Stewart. Miss Ainna Tebbetta , Miss
1)eiia W'aish. Miss Bertha Cinlids Mits Sara
Lowumnau , Floor-A. D. Craig. 1) . U. Sui I-
van.
van.Time
Time Police force , not to be behind in tine
social race , uroposu to have a enaund bail , and
have , with that eund In view , secumed Temnipho
hail for the evening of October 2f ) , when limo
poiicemunemn's bail sviii be given. Chief Beacin
is cimairmnaun and Cinarlr1r I'arsons secretary
of tue comnnmuittees , and I ohlcemnan ! lobson is
general mnianager. Captain Post , James Malone -
lone , A. J. Hyatt and Policeumnan Kinehnelo
are the executive committee , annd timey will
proceed at ounce to tine work of matting the
ball a great success in every particuniar.
3llss Alice it. Carton , one ot time bright and
Iohnular young ladies of Lincoln , was Incited
In marriage to Joinn B. Chapman. of Couuncii
Bluffs , at noon.S'edmnesday , October Bk A.
few at tine more Intimate friends of the eon-
ti-acting parties arid the iunummmeiiato relatives
only witnessed line ceremony which was
utct and iunpressnvt' . Ccunnctl lihutYs will be
tine manic of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman , ad a
most of best wishes follow them from Lincoln
friends.
, Viiiiamnn Leonnard anti wife , wino have neon
visitimmg friends in Nebraska City , are at
bonnie agaimn.
Mrs. M. 'lowne is visutIn tine present
week with mci- sister , Mrs. W'et , at Freummoni.
Mrs. Monntroe is at inommno after a visit of
several weeks inn Chicago , her tormuer Inommic ,
aunt where her trIemnds are unamny.
Mr. mend .51-s. Nornnan Parker , old-time
residents of Lincoln , took tnmmnir departure the
tnat week for Sun Diego , Cal. , where they
nnnmike their mama inn future.
Mrs. Jacob Poeinhcr and daurtiter are in
Liincolmm vlsitinng with Ceo. II. I'oeimicr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 'I' . ltobftQ yted ! ! im
intIu _ yral dav i'a ' Week. umnu
inc inospitahitles of that city during
tine session of time Grand Lodge , Knights of
j'ytinlas.
ir. J. 0. Carter and fannily have been en-
Joyiumc a visit tine Past Weelt frent Mr. and
Mrs. Jtobbins amid Mr. and Mrs. Limneberg , all
of Columbus , 0.
Miss hiciskeil , of Spriungileld , 0. , who inns
been visitmnnuz tier brotiner in this cltyreturned
bnmnnewnrd Tuesday.
U , ATtmrrlll. . of Cincinnati , wino has been
visiting f-binds in l4liicoln , returned houne
'fuesday.
Mi-a. Dr. Reed , wino has been passing the
Sumnmuner months auuon tine ( li-ecu nnotnntainns
of Vermont , returned home Wednesday to
Lincoln.
Miss Emma Wilson , a young lady from
Elir.abethn , N , J. , wino has been In Lincoln tine
past week with friends , has conticued iner
westeru trip to Denver for a visit with rota-
tives in that place.
Miss Estelie Short , of Belle Centre , O..who
lisa been a guest inn the family of Dr. Biia-
zard , started inonnewant Friday for her monte
in lhuckeyedouz.
General and Mrs. J. E. Smith , of Omaha ,
were in Lincoln Monday on route for
Ilasting.
Mrs. lion- and daughter Mabel , of North
Loup , are In the city , guests of Mrs. 11. A.
Babcock.
Miss Etta Collier returned momma the past
week from an extended visit with ( mends in
las Moines , and a visit of a few days in
Omaha while en iouW.
Mrs.'iggers , who has been on it lone visit
to England , and with friends nnd reIatnve
as fail. The Minneapolis exposition build.
Ing s it now stands cost tine stockholders
t22OOO , which is considered a very low
figure for a building so well appointed as.
it is. It is to be regretted that a larger
cut of tine building could not hare been
procured for publication. but tine one
IlUbhisined to-day gives a very good idea
of the tCfltntV of tine structure. Near this
buIlding in tine group of inhotos is tine
MINNI.Al'OLIS ClI.tMI1RII 01' COMM nimen ,
S Inicin tt as erect'd at tine corner of Foci-tin
nvennmie and 'finird street , at a cost of
1'OOi. ) It i flvestoriesln'ngin amid UD'15O
feet inn size , anti is built entirely of stonm ,
styie Eiinbethaun , nmnd is time fine-t e'nmann.
her of comunerco bmnihuing in tine west.
It contains G3 ofilecs eciusivt' of stores
and tine elnitntljer room. It is it smaii
si.d town wuinmn itself. and ts orc-upitd
by grain mmd eomnnunssIomi men. C. . N. &
St. i' railway offices , and inunmny others.
7.1 i.N I A I 0 IS ( 'ii ' AtlilLit ( ) l ( OMMEne t. .
'fine eteitmnnge roomni is 73 feet high , winicin
ailows exented nnemubers Picmnty of room
for mat timrowiun. It is inijeed a 11cc
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buildiung andisMitnucapolis' undo. Next
in order is time
0 the isiamnd , inns safely reached home ngaimn
at Li mmcclii.
Mrs. J. J. lndcrwonnl is onJoyinr a vi'it
fromni her nnnotinteMrs. . Howehi. aund her sister ,
Mrs. C. Itavmniond , befit of ( 'oimnmmnbuc , 0.
Nr. ainmi Mrs. II. 'r. Leninist , of Atcinim ,
lKamn. , 'veic vlsitimng Limnenhmn tine past week.
Mr. neil Mrs. A. I' . Foster , wino svere a
Portion of tine Linneolu delegationn of St.
bouis lair visitors , returned honmne frmnn tine
sotntin tine brat of tine week.
Miss Lucia Genuminnii is inn Llmncoln for ttne
pnlrj'ose of obtaining cias.es in tine art of
clmimna decoratloun. Miss Geumnunlil conies to
Lincoln fi-onni Freeport , Iii.
Miss Line , Miss Launra Easterday Miss
Pike anti otiner Lincoln ladies , seredekgates
to tine Lnntlncran nnnlssiotnary mnneetinng at
\Varerly tine cast veek- .
lmmedrtakeri ientonn anid family are enjoying
a vusit tinis veek trains Mrs. W'ilimite , of
Crawfoi-dsville , I md.
Mrs. loud , of I'Cria. Iii. . vito lens been
visiting Mrs. , James .Mninouey and other
friends , Inns returned Immne.
D. U. Courtmnay wits agreeably surprised
limit lied of tine week to greet lnis brother.
t Jannes Courtnny , of New York , whom Inc had
not seen In years. Mr. Courtunay thhmnks of
mnakine Limncojmn mis hnomnme.
Attorney A. It Taibot is enjoyIng a visit
from lila parennts , Mr. and Mrs.S'mnn. . Tahlxnt ,
of Alexis , Ill. , who have been In the city tine
past week.
SIljKSi SiLiS ! ! SILlSll !
l3asenncnt-N. 13. Palconem- .
2,000 yaris Binck Gros Grain Silk tnu :
is worth $1.00 , at 7De.
8,000 yards Colored Gros Grain Silk
that is sold nil oyer town at $1.00 , our
Basonncnt price is 7flc.
1,600 yards Colortxi Velvets in all
colors at 70c , worth $1.00. None of these
Silks or Velvets vih1 be sold after Non-
day'it less tinan the regular price.
COMBINATION SUITS I
BASEMENT !
40 ( ombination Suits that are worth
from 1O.CO to l2.OO-On Monday tine
lrieO will be .Vi.75. There arc no dun-
Plicates of this lot. Come early if you
want a cheup dress.
REMNANTS OF 1)RESS GOODS -
BASEMENT.
On Monday we will offer about fifty
new reumniunts of all wool dress goods at
less than half PdCO. This lot has to be
sold , aunti we make tine lriec to close them
out in one day ,
'WOOL LACES , ic.
BASEMENT I I3ASEdENT !
2.400 yards of colon-ed and black wool
laces that are worth from 2e to 8c per
yard. On Monday they will be sold at
Ge Per yard.
Tineo laces arc nil now , and a spiemnhid
line of colors , also black. Time price is
50 per yard.
Bargains in hlandkcrcinicfa.
Bargains inn Collars.
Bargains In Gloyos.
Bargains in Laces.
Bargains in Blankets.
Bargains in Comforts.
Bargains in Hosiery.
Bargains In Underwear.
Basement I Basement !
N. 13. FAICONER.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAk.
iALCONEIt'S
TU1tKE ItED DAMASK 45G.
1 ease 'l'urktny Red Damask at 45c per
yard vorth flOe.
TURKEY RED CLOTHS.
5-4 Turkey lied Cloths BOo.
15-8 Turkey Red Cloths at B7o.
8-1 Turkey Rod Cloths at $1.15.
8-10 Turkey Red Cloths at l.6Q.
) OUliLE DAMASK CLOTHS
AND NAPKINS HALF PRICE.
8-4 Double Damask Cloths at 3.25.
8-10 Double Damask Cloths at 8.75.
8-12 Double lamask Cloths at p4.75.
8-jo Double Damask Cloths at O.
Nznpkias to match 8.5O per dozen.
BLEACHED DAMASK.
58 in. Bleached Damask- 471c worth
flSc-a largo variety of Patterus.
I NAPKINS , 1.5O.
70 dozen f Elciuctied Napkins at 1.tiO ,
worth 2.5O.
BLEACIIEI ) DAMASK.
2-yards wide bieachedflamnaskat l.OO ,
worth 1.85.
1.85.FR1NGEI
FR1NGEI ) CLOTHS.
8-12 Fringed Cloths , Red Border1 at
t3.OO , worth
200 dozen Fancy Bordered Napkins at
l.OO , worth 1.fiO.
See Sunday papers for Special Sale In
Basement. New Goods , New Prices , the
Basenent Is a success.
success.N.
N. 13. FALCONER ,
MlN.noTA Ll )
TRt'T ' titit.isir ,
\S inicin is saUl te be
tine finest otlic'e bniid.
Ing in the yost.
'rimere a r cn himrger
buildings , of ernirse ,
but unone mire flnished
so irand1y not is liners
anything like It lun the
whole cotlmntry. Iii-
deed , it i origiunal
witin tine architects ,
Iiodgsomn & Semi , wino
built it. It Is seven
stories high aid 40t
1O feet inn ize. 'l'lie
building js cmntireiy
construneted of stone ,
umnarhlo , glass amid
li-cnn , inc wood being
used excehit for doors
and finnish. 'line in-
tenor Is cimndoed with
Mexicani onyx. All
floors nIe mmuirblo , tine
doors amid flmnislnimngs
holing made of the
lines t nunhogutny.
Tine safe deposit
vatnits nind retiring
rooms of tine Loan
and Trinst Conupamny
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tiomn , tine lmost in [ lie
commntry , and as an
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An Incident of' the Great Conflagration in
Chicago Fifteen Years Ago ,
Time Timieviung Operatlouis of % Vlihinmni
ComnstamitIlls Arrcst , Immnprisumn-
nncnt amni LI1)erty-A Dialnumn-
ored Name.
t Tr-atcn for lJnc Oiialgi Stmmndaj ltee.l
TIne fifteenth annivcrsar of the gm-cat
Chicago fire recalled to mnny miuti the
yivid scenes of that oventftnl night.
IVimatever desoiatnon and ruin it brought
to others , it washailed , with cleligint by
one nnan at least , whom it relented from
ti. felon's ccfl.
Williamn Cjnstitnt was a youmng man
wino mad been raised inn a little Wisconsin
vilhunge , and , whom I knew intimately
well us we lnnd becut school bovs together.
Young Constant caine to Chicago amid
obtunne.mI : employment with tine well-
known hardwirc fnrni of Hibbnn-d &
Spencer. ll rose rapidly from one pOSt-
tion to another , nnd finally beeanc one of
tine stock-lepers. , It was in this position
that he betmtyed tine coinfidence of his
employers au1d becanno a thief. lie determined -
termined tc , ttcal , a complete stock of
inardwiro for : cotumttry stare and go nub
bunsiness for hnimsehf. The nmutniner in
whnieli inc earriqdout this plan was mimer
ingetnious. lie had a lnnruncss nnade to fit
over lins Finoulders , and coincealed under
lila overcoat. This harness was so or-
ranged that he conid carry at leunst rev-
emntv.live or onto hundred noundsof stolen
goods , without much chance of detection.
llavinng in mis possession a key to tine
store , inc generally mannged to cone ° al
himself nutil all others mad gone. He
then harnessed humnseif up and quickly
loaded ininnself with stolen hardware ,
srliieii ho imad curefuily selectemi during
time day. Leaving the store , maying
locked ttnti doou , Inc curried his plunder
to it stable where he packed it in boxes
and barrels , ready for &nipmnent. Day
after day he carried out this programnno
until me mad accumulated a fine stock
worth over :6OOO : at wholesale prices.
itesigmuing his position , inc came to Ne-
buaska and selected Weepion- Water as
tine mmcc to open lila ostuInlishmeut ,
Constant built a neat little store
and furnished it wIth handsome and
costly lixtinres. His stolen goods vere
tinen sinipcd to inimu front Chicago , and
lie soon opened his store in fmnne siyio mimi
connuneneed to do mu profitable business.
Everytinlnnz seemed to go urehl with hun ,
and he tinomngint his future vuus certainly
brigint So far Inc had not at all been
tlistunrbed by any thought tinat lie would
be detected iii his sviuoicsale theft. So
conlident was Inc of this that he linnhiy
proposed marriage to a hnaundsomno 3-cuing
lady , to whonn Inc hind boom paying mitten.
tion for some little tinic. Jima propositionn
was accepted , and tine happy day was
fixed.
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OneSeptembor , inowever , time
little town of SS'eepin S'ater was
tinrosvn unto imntonse excitement by the
announcement [ hunt Wiilhuim Constant ,
tine prosperous and enterprising hardware -
ware nuerchamit , was under minrest for
gramnd larceny in having stolen front Hub.
bard & Spencer almost his entire stock of
goods , A Chicago detective hind arrived
in town tine uniglit before , amid hind mit once
taken mini unto custody. Tinestenhlngs of
Conataunt 'mmml gradually been detected by
tine mew stock-keeper inn Hubbard & Spen-
cci 'S cstabiisiunncnt , mind the case being
Placed in the baundsof a detective agency
every detail of tine systematic robbery
was soon learmied ;
Connstamnt wus tjukcn back to Chicago
and lodged u sail under tine old court-
mouse , lIibbarl & Spencer recovered
their goody , ntI imployed CImi.li !
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'I rt ; , jo assist in the
prosecution nt the case , As 1 was a ciork
and student in thbir oflico I had conisid
orabic to do uylththe matter. 01 course
I was groatlysurprisod mit the turn affairs
had taken in tine career of my old school-
mute. I eaihd td son him one day in tine
Jail , and had it long talk with him. He
concealed nothini , and mad no hesitancy
Itn talking abouttlio case. At Intervals lie
broke down pq stied tears , but they
were not tears of repentance for liEs
crJm , They wore tears caused by his
unfortunate situution and the thought ,
that ho was bookqd for tine pcnitcnnthmtry ,
His chief reret * as that his plundering
selnemne hnad'ailed ? nd tinat ho had been
foiled in hits attempt to wed a beautiful
and confiding girl , lie seennoci to have
host nil sense of honor and appeared to be
devoid of conscience , although be did in.
tnmato that II ho could possibly get out
of the scrape me would tincreafter lead a
straight life. I told him' tinat ho could
hope for no assistance from me , and that
in all probability he would mayo to go to
Jolmet. % S'iien I left him bel appeared to
be completely broken down.
But within a few Jays William Con.
stant was a free mail. Tine great fire
swept up front the Southwest , takln
everything in its path , arid when It strue
the dome of the court-house , I looked out
trom an alley window oLNo. 8 lcarborn
street and w. ndei-ed what would becom
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stunmnt. I packed my trmntnk amid carried
it to a inlunee of safety on tine lake fromnt.
letnnrnming { to tine vicinnty of tine court-
inoui-e , tine supper lortiomn of winncin was
mow wrnipinod inn liannnes , I sunw a nuotiey
cross-ti of imnen cominimng out of tine north
door of tine bacnnnemnt. 'lucy ivere tine
urisomiens tm-mutt least' to save tinenr lives.
No m'rnomier , vxcejnt nnurdcrt'rs , vere mcml
inn cinstody. as tlnero was no jiiuce to take
themun. ' 1 inc nntnrderers. inowe.vor , vere
hun-idly connduet.ed to \Vcst Side station
Inoue. All others were given their hibenty.
I caught a glance of 'IVihinamn Constannt uts
lie hun-lcd Ptst : me lie ( liti not recognize -
nize Inc. his futce was brigint witin hope.
Little careti 1w for tine ruin tinmit was beimng
wrnughlt so longas inc gaimned his Inberty.
' .I'hat wnns tine lastl vor saw ofS ilihnm
( 'omnstamnt. Ho beennnne a wiuderer upon
tine face of tine earth , and a few years
ago , as I Inavtsbeeui told , liedied far away
treat hnotiie and frlennds
Ar.r SonuxsoN. :
IAVITT'S COiitNG.
'fine Local Comummninices Making Ar.
rangemenits for tine Em-emit.
A meeting of tine joint committee from
tine E. N. A. and A. 0. II. societies , for
tine inmnrpose of making arrangements for
' rcceptiomn mind lecture of Michael Dam-itt ,
was held lust cvenimng at J. E. Riley's
oflice.
There were present Messrs. Donovan ,
Graves , O'Malley , Minahan , Brennan ,
Smyth and NeMahon.
It was announced that Mr. Davilt
wonid lecture mere on tine 26th inst. , : tnd
tinnt : tIme unminex of tine exposition building
had been secured for tine occasion.
It ss-ns decided that , in response to i-c-
quests front time neighboring towns , that
tickets 1)0 forwarded to icadimig citizens
in I'apclhion , Elklnorn , Fremont , Blair ,
Calhoun , Council lhiulTs and Piattannouth.
It was also agreed to invite the leading
clemnymen and editors of this city to at
tencfthnn lectune.
To-day one of tine committees will go
to Council Biuffs for tine purpose of malting -
ing nurrangemnents for a number of the
citizens of that place to be 1)reSouit on tine
nhiit inn question.
tini5 iS tine first time that Micinal ] Javitt
has lectured
mu tints comnuntry where a price of admis-
Sian WflS cinargemi. And yet , low of the
tine Irish leaders arc moroin need , and
cortaimnly nouc of them mire ninore worthy
of a liberal response. Altinough giftea
by nature and endowed uvitli attainments
winich might immure scomnred a competence
in tinny hue he nnight have followed , Mr
Davhtt is a poor maim. lie has given his
mis time amid almost Inis life to tine caumse
he represents. Hint advanced years have
cautioned his fi-iends to insist upon his
looking out for the fLnture. Accordingly
inc hints coinsented to the present lecture
tour Mr. Davitt's lecture vi1I be the
host able , and at the saute timne interest-
nmng , exposition of the irish question that
inns yet boon delivered in Onininu.
Marx Speaks ot lcCormnnick.
Al Marx , tine prize lighter who had his
jaw broken in a recent light , was in town
yesterday lie was very btttor in his de-
numnciatloin of McCormIck ninth his backers
wino , tie sand , Lund determined from the
atart to defeat him. "That man MeCor-
iniek , ' ' SmIiiluirx ( , ' 'is ii miserable , how-
lived coward , and I should like to have
onne nnore ito at him. He know that be
couldn't lick nun by fair means amid so he
determined to do it by foul , Here is the
lead that was found in his gloves after
the light"
Marx hero pm-educed two email bars of
lend composition , winhcin weighed to.
getiner Ierlnnps ) an ounce or two. On the
lower part of lila chin Mar exhibits a
long bruise which ho says was caused by
anti of tine strips of lead , "You can
depend upon it , " lie remarked , after the
repon-ter had cxamimeti the itnulen strips ,
"I nun going to make McCormick's
backers pay tar this hlLtIQ piece of ditty
work Jtnst as soon as I nun vchi and
able to secure alawycr I shall commence
imuit against them. "
Marx' 't'- ! . . .t.t'- ; ; be..ihlnt * tb
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still painfun. untni withiun a day or so
lie could not eat any oiimi food. I1 Is
stopping at hiusor's mend mouse , west of
tim city.
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Judge AicCuhiocti issued mar-hugo hi.
censes yesterday to tine following partiest
NAME uiusitsuxcE AGIS.
\S' . ii. Snyder--------imnntha..24 (
Kittie htevan . . . . . . . .Oniatna. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ciaus J uugJulnansen. . Snirpy county..31
Catherine hirundt , . , . , 5arinyoounty..25
William Paiumenteer .1' iorencsn. . . . . . . . . . .28
Amy \Vest - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . . . . . . .
Michael Muunch..Onialnut . . . . . . . . . . . .27
babimia lienrung..Omaina. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Charles Shoe..Onimaha. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Aihie . . . . . . . . . . . , , ) , La , . . . , , , 17
it Bohemian Marriage.
Last evening Judge Stenberg married
Arthur Pulaski and Miss Eiyina Klemnke ,
tine ceremony taking pinco at the real-
denco Of the former , on Sixteenth mind
Mason streets , Mr. Pulaski Is one of the
policemen recently appointed , an4 Is one
of the most popular and energetic nnen
on the force.
W G. Albriglit , while driving to South
Omaha tine other day , wits timnown fron
his carriage , his teammn heecmnnmng 1ri'int.-
cued at the curs , audserio'lv ' ; lntnrt l'be
horses toxetbe bun-y , ni us : itbie one , to
pieces , and were tuw j'nred ,
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tntiexc'ehied tsnywhc-rc. Each oiliceimohder on the % -iriotns iloors him provIded
svithn a safe for hi own uic inn tine mmdii vault on et'iin ' hoer. Two elevators sao
a great ileal of stair chnnnbing anti isthmi not a little to time hmundsomc alipenranee
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of time inteiior tieeormttionns. 'Ehis buntidinig cost 22iOOO. Below isn cut i-c pre
sethtiilg the inialmi entriuuice to the btn1ktims which gives oiue Itlea of its exu'ror.
i'1to * rchmiteots , lhnig-oii & Soni. it nttninl of whose vork tint' above ctnt rep
? aeflt , hve sennnnetntiy iocted iii Omit-nina w it in olllccs hut tint' Netnrznska Na-
tloiiai flank bitildiuig. 'l'1n4Siinv& olii.es iii St l'nut mund tlimimnn'apjils , tine
1attot place being limo
Intlin OffiCtivh01e
tlielt' vomi. is tn ; ho
scelt I , 11 tthiiiost
e-ct.y residence , of-
flee , or pubime building -
ing orctcd.
Those viio ntlmito
InatIdsohitO residetices
ainti buiittimngs ( ii all
hunts eZtfl
inicutsatit half hour itt
thneltolliec hooking at
sketches amid photos
of their works.
A nuiniber of tineso
skctchcs vill turob-
fltiy h 1511'pttlCtI ifl
time for 1uiblieuntionn
iii nncxt Sunday's Uti : .
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N.UN ENI'iIANCit TO i.O.N .tXt ) TItIS lii iIJiNO.
CHANGING TilE TlChLT ,
F. B. lllbhnm-d nropprcd fromni time He-
pmnbilcami LcgIsintive Ticket.
Time republican counity centrni coin-
mnittee inict itt tIne city hail at 2 o'clock
ycsteiday afternoon . 'l'wemnty-tinrce mniennn-
bors of the omtnnittee uvere lrcsemnt ) ninth
wore called to order by Cinnirni an lhelnt'i.
In time : uhnseiice of SecretaryW' . I' . Gui-by ,
11.V. . Dumumi was chosen secretary pro
1cm.
1cm.Mr. . Simmural n-eportcu a list of tine
ninnies of thne persons who have been
mnaturmilized in tine distniet court since
October 2. TIne aecrctam.y was instructed
to furnish a copy of these mmaumics to tlnose
wino hnmnvo clnunmgo of tine regktrttion : in
the different wards.
Frank W'untcrs , of the committee ap-
Potmlteti to consult 1' . II. Hibbmnrd , one of
the candidates for tine legisiattmre con-
cerniing mis position ivitin reference to
supporting tine ropubl'mcmin ticket , made : t
verbal report. Ho said he hind nnct Mr.
ilibbard and secured a profuse from mini
to be present mIt tine nnecttng yesterdny. :
Mr. Ilibbard admitted that he voted for
Cleveland iii ' 54 and that he was not In
favor of Clnunch howe for congress. Mr.
Waiters tinought that mno man ougint to been
on thin republican ticket wino would met
support the cuntire ticket.
At this point One Brec1cnriuigo.
a minember of tine committee , ninado
an etrort to have thnc reporters excltnded
from tine meeting , amid made a motion to
tim effect , bunt was voted down. A
niotionwas then mmtdcthnntMr. Hibbard's
name be dropped front tine ticket An
amendment is'mis oflbred by Mr Gilmore
of Union precimiet , that Mr. llnbbutrd be
given one week in winich to appear ho-
fore the coninnittee to explain his itoal.
tiomi. Tine following letter was read from
Mr. hUbbard explaining hIB absence from
tine meeting :
w' . F. Bechtel. Chairmnnan Itepubuican County
Central Comnnumittce. lear Sir-I feel unuyself
unable to attend the maccling of your coin-
inittee owimig to belier called asvay omn business -
ness at Elk City. For tine infon-matlomi of
your commimntteo wino I am told. desire to
lunow civ intemitiomi widn regard to the reptib-
lican ticket , I uvili say that I propos ( , to sinp-
port tine entire counuty ticket and stand finn
on time plattorm on sslnich I was mnomiminmnitod.
I did express may disapproval of Chmnnrch
howe's nomination when it made. This
was tine general sentiment of a large mnummnber
01 republicans 1 am notworkinig ngaimnst
liow nor do I regard myself bound to work
imard for mini. I received nay credentials
fronm Unnion precinct uuanimnotmsly as its
delegate ro the republican county conven-
tioun , and I have renreseunted Union nrccinct
in cotmntv convnitiomns for tine past three
years. My record inns been known to every
voter in the precinct. I camnuot conmpreimend
why amy nnnemnbcr ot your comnmnnlttee should
attack my imitegrity as a rt'pubuicann suimen I
anni a candidate hoidinng icy comnmtnlssion at
the hands of the connnty comiveinhlomn as regularly -
larly as Cimurcin howe holds mis eomnmnnissionn
trout tine cunnigressional convention. 1 ann
mniost respectfully yours ,
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Mr.Whitmorc also rend a letter written
to mint by Mr. Bibbard. explaining his
position and atmttimn vlnmit hue wommint do In
case tine committee dropped his mmmc
front tine ticket. After a lengtiny discussion -
sion of the two communications , tine
question came to a vote , resulting iii the
adoption of the motion dropping Mr.
Hibbuird's name from tine ticket.
'I'hno country delegates timen selected E ,
Glimnore , of Union VreciacL , as it candi.
( late Ifl Mr. Ilibbard a stood. Mr Gilmore
said ho would support the ticket as ho
hind always done , although Chtiroli howe
mad not been his choice for congress ,
After some further business of ii minor
importance , tine comnnlttce adjourned.
Mr. Ghlmore , selected to take Mr. Ilib.
bard's place on time ticket , is a fumier
wino inns lived in Union precinct for eIght
years. Ho is 43 years of age , a Pemnnsyl-
t'mmnlau by birth , , and nit all-wool repub.
hican.
St. Phihrimnen Fair.
There was amnother Imurge mnttendnince at
itt time St. Phllomncna fair In the exposition
annex mist nihit. The ball looked bettor
than oycr and. Ibe lablos , boamitmfunliy
drrouted and attended by scores of nitrite-
tive ladies , dud not fall to Induce hosts of
the visitors to leave a considerable
amount of their money in the treasury of
tine entertainment.
l'hie new and oheoant sewing niaclilue ,
donated by the lngcr Manufacttmring
connpany' to the fair , is well worthy of
notice , It is a token of generosity on tine
mnart of tine mmznngcunount worthy of emulation -
lation amnd patronage by tim public. The
machine is to be seem at Mrs. O'Brien's
table.
Thn voting for tine gold headed cane
among the friends of C. S. IIig"imns
George Iummcan , Jolnmn Kllkomniny mmnd
Joinn'oods wIll take place on Mouniny
mnlglnt.
Time lomnm's Meet.
A meeting of tine democratic county
comntrai c-onnmnItttse was meld yesterday
nttorinuon itt tine oilieo of J. A. ! nlcShane.
IL Wa' . Iirgel.y attended. It was prasldc4
oY * - , .t Euclid Martin , mind louis helm.
rodted as secretary. Both of these
gomitli-nnun were elected to thnese positions
imumnediutely after the late county con
vention. L. H. Tower was elected tress-
ui-er Time resignation of Michael Dorm.
evan . , as one of tine legislative nominees
% .lts considered , and afterqulte an amniount
of regret had been axpressen at his with-
drawni , tine resignatmon was atmOJtod ,
Philip Andrea 'vats selected to 1111 the
vacancy.
CII1CKET.
Tine mist Gammne Oftiie Sense.mn Pinycti
at time 11. & at. Gronmnds.
Tine bust guumnt probably of line season ,
was imiaed yesterdmnybetweemn thus Omaha
Cricket climb amid I inti eleven of tine freight
timid ticket mntmdit ofhice of tine 13. & N. rail-
i-onti. : Owumig to time want of dmnyhight to
finish it , tine game rcstnhtent in a draw ,
somewimnit iii favor of time Omaha Crioket
club , as tine smibjoimned sores will show :
0. 0. C. . rmntsr mxxixn.
I. .1. Francis , catcimer and bowler 5 % ' . It ,
'Vaugiummi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. .1. II. Griihithms , bowler 0. ii. Vnmuginan . 6
8. It. fauife , munn ou' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4. ( ; . 11. itoberts , bowler 55' . H. Vauginan. 0
5 .1 C' . loyio ) , bowler SV. 11. 5 mntmminami . . . 53
( I. il Sinnikesinmift , bowler (1. ( ii. Vatiginan. I
7.v. . F' . firifluths , ruin out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
S. 11. Eltirimlge , bowler 0. H. Vntughmarn 2
ii. 'it. Ueaii , bowier C. II. Vmitigimani . . . . . a
10. 55' . Broatch , not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
11. 'l'.Atkins , absent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
Extras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'fotai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B. Sm. orruca , rmimsirxNmNa. .
. 1. F. Smmnhttn , bowler IS' . F. Grithitins. . . . . . . 2
2. 55. II. Vaughinuim , i-tint out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
a. W. Gavimn. bossier ioylo. ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
1. I ; . Ii. Vmmmn"hnan. bowlcrW. F. Orlllhtins. 0
.1. 11. W. 'l'ayIor , not out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
i-I. .1. . 'ii. Scott , 1
7. U. W.Sest ,
S. J. Evans , , . ,
(1 S. S. Smuitin , °
10. A. S. Clarke ,
11 , A. Mchmmrty ,
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Total .i
'rue past season's record of the Omniia
Cricket club inns teen ) decidedly good , es-
Peelably when the obstacles in time w'ay of
uractico are taken into conslmleratlorn.
'fine club hints played Hnstiungstwlco , once
mit Imomine amid tine return match at final-
inos5 on both of whicim oceations It canto
ofPvictorious. 'i'lnc Lincoln climb also suE-
fored a sigmmat defeat at its hands some
few mouths ago. Taking everything Into
comnaideration , tIne cltnb hopes to rnnako a
better record next season , when a coaplo
of maclies withn Chicago are arranged.
WAXTE 0.
Am Amiti-Monopoly St mm mnpem- .
A good tiemni of uneasiness is nianifesteci
at the B. & N. headquarters over Church
Howe's canvass. Aitlnougin tinatroad bus
been playing possum cnn time congression.
at cnmtmnign , its nnammngcrs find thins
enough between meals to set a fw pegs
for howe , Last evomming there was s
dark-i antemun caucus betss'eenn Manager
Hoidrego , Jimmn Lmtirtl , George limnlinntnmie ,
amid Political I'mnrser Tnnyior. Jima Lmnird
hnad conic front Lincoln all out of sorts
over tine situation. To it prominent me-
Ptmbhican wino asked inmnnn what sort of a
meeting me line ! in Lincobn on Thunradmny
evening he said : "Nobody soonied t4
kmnow that I was there to speak , tilthnough
it was well mulvertised. Sonnotimhng mnust
be done to wake the dd fools up in thnis
district , or Howe is liable to be snowed
nip. ' '
" \Veil , " Suiit Mr. Iloidrege , "what can
we do ? "
"Io , h-I ! send John C. Cowln among
tine grangers and let mint make Ono of his
matthinmg speeches. "
" \thmnro Is Cowl's office " asked Hal.
lanthnne , "we nnmi5t get him. "
I' You Cain not find Cowin at
huts oflic fit tints hour of tine night , " said.
'raylor , "you'll have to go to his mouse. "
So they tm-emit to Cowini'a residence , but
found , to their disgust , that Cowin had.
gene to Now York. 'l'iuuraton was next
talked of , but it was tlnougint. advisable ,
on account of lila railroad Oomimnocthons
not to let imlmu cut the engict loose ngaumns [
McShnane. S\'tmat was finahby resolved
upon to save howe In tine south Platte
country inuns hot yet transpired.
It is rumniorod that a tracer inns been
sent omit by 'l'orn Miller for the Memndota
Carpenter , but it is feared that tlmey wlIr
be unable toget him out of "lice , "
I'COple' $ 7hentre ,
To-night the Itamuson Iirnmntio corn.
pamiy closes with "Wronged , or it Ftthner's
Curse , " Tine vcck so far ina been sue-
ceasful , and the mouse under thic now
nnnnagemncrnt is fast gaining in uubhlo
favor.
Momidmty night II , N. Dixon's American
Theatre company omens iii tine gruutlm-jsli
comedy , "Ireland As It. Is , " This come
; ) mtuny Comics wobi recommemitied. l'rlces
remnnuin time seine , 15 , 25 and IlL
flrtv I I I ci.
Timis mnnornlng at : 9 o'clock theme 'viii be
It solutun blzhn mass In thin chapel of
Creiginton college ,
Professor Frank 0. Trench , of Albany ,
N. Y. , is intinucmty. He proposesto locate
hiere. irovided lie can secure classes in
vocal amnd linstruinoututh music.
John hates , a cabinet maker , while at
work In lila shop , on Cumnning street , cut
lila le" with mi umhimtrp edged tool , severing
an artery , frommi which Inc bled aininost to
exhaustion , lr , hlanohett was coiled and
dressed time woumnd. it is believed the
man will recover.
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Ann Iowa Tragedy.
flrumuqus , In. , Oct. lS.-Specimsi ( Telegram
to the UErJ-Thne coroner's jury found that
Yarmnner Westmnneyer , of lehawaru county ,
kimied hmi wife arid then burned the dwelling.
Lymicinhmig is ti.mreatcn d ,
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