2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY. NOVEMBER itf , 188(1 (
TALKING TO TURKEY EATER !
Sam Jones' Sermon at the Exposition Build
ing Last Night.
LAST NIGHT'S COUNCIL MEETINC
Gnmo lllnls In tlic Pit After tlin Run
tiny Bnloon Tlic riroinon's llnll
Htouk YnrtlH Talk Oilier
l/oc-nl Happenings.
Sam iTotir .
The "iiholocnuili llpnil" lias titi eye t
business , and has adopted tliu Hniuo plni
: ii business mem to dispose of liis suplu
stock nstlio rrvlvnl acnson ilrints to
close , lie has adiluil Mr. Kxcull'a phot' '
to the group , mid was at the corner o
the imposition building Inst night olluriii ;
thothicu photos Jones , Small nnd l > j
cell fora quaitcrof a dollar. .There wer
fully 0,000 , people present lit tlio incctin ,
lust nlKht. Aftnr tliu introductory sci
vices faeuieliiry Jolin | , oftlioY. i\l \ C. A. .
inudu iinothur leqttost of tliu uudiunco t
Hign the petition asking the major t
cntiso the enforcement ot tliu lawcloalni
the saloons on Sunday , He also leferrei
to tlio collection , \vldch was glvci
lust nlulit for Mr. Jones' bcnollt. 11
Hald Mr. Jones' expenses were fibott
$1,000 per nionth , a part of which wa
being \isc \ < l in the ciliirjition of bover.i
yontiH men In whom hn is intcroitotl. il
nrjzod that tliu donations should bo llli
vnvl. The motning collection had beei
f' 10 , of which amount .Sam Jones hai
contributed f r . Tliu collection this ( L'ri
day ) eveninij will go to the evangelist.
Mr Jones then announced that Mr
Evccll had received a call to ire to Pitts
burg to fullill an entragcnii'iU anil wotih
leave to-day ( Friday ) , lie then askei
Mr. r.xcoll to sing "Tin- Model Church , '
to which request the gentleman rp.sponilet
In a manner that biought forth cnthusi
nstie applause
Mr. Jones then made un unnotinccnion
in advci Using his book , " < imt You
Ale.iniu'ssiiioli ' , has been placed on tin
market by un Om.ih.i agt'iit.
in response > o a request announcnd b1
: i gentleman in tliu audience. Mr. Excel
sang "Whet n is My U'anderinir Hey To
night" in a manner , the thrilling ell'ce
of which \vi\a sully man ed by an ushu
with new boots , who was chasing a mm
bio nlcKle in the rear of the room
Announcing that his sermon would b
brief , Mr Jones said :
"llo not deceived , ( ind IH not moeUrtl , To
whatsoever a man Huvw'tli tlint slinllliotih
real i. lie tint sowcth to the Hush Mull ot til
iliish reap corruption , ntul he tliat Minetli t
the spirit slull of the siilrlt reap lllo e\et
lusting. " 'J'hls is one of JiiKcrsoll's gie.i
tr.t.4.VlmtM 'vcr a man sowclh that shiil
lie also reap. " 'J'his luxt is trtiu hetlict nti ;
otlicr MM &e In the hlhle is tiuu or not. Till
text Istuie vvliethei tlicinls.iny Uml or not
Tills text is It nohrthci then * is , my hc.uei
or hell or not. This ti-xt would haui bcci
nist ns tnfe if JOH linil fuiintl It in Iluinc'
history of Knglaiiil , as it Is tine th.it jon inn
It in the word ot Coil. This text \\ould h.tvi
been true it Shakespeare h id buun its author
as It IH true that bt. Paul Is it
author. Wo know that this Is true In ttu
physical world about us. AVe Uno\\ that hen
on the liohl of our touiitty if jou bovvlieix
you ie.ip wlie.it , if > uu sow corn you reai
corn. It you plant n low ot potatoes in you
cnrdcn jou will reap potatoes ; It you g <
into your garden and bow u row of lelluci
you don't expect to map auv tlilim hut luttuct *
O , how seed multiplies. That Is not true onli
in the physical world around ns. It.icl
yoiuler In the aiden of JJilen. 0,000 j ears UK <
Adam diopptd
OM : i.trri.K MI.I : > OK siv
in the gaiilcii of Kdun ami to day this \\orli
Is lull of sin , full ot woe. .lust as the bec (
sown upon the Kiouiiil , come upnndbrln.
much of. its kind and multiplies n huiidnu
and thotisnnd told just so it is true in tin
moral world also. As tiuly as there Is i
physical world about us anil the physlra
world Is but a photograph < > l the moral world
And tliu inoniloild is but a photograph o
the physical world. In this moral woildii
vhich you and 1 move nnd have our beiiitf
oveiy word of my llle Is a seed , eveiy si-ed I'
a deed , it falls out heio on this fertile Ne
biaska soil , but It falls In huiiiali heaits am !
they come up and mow mnl product
n luuvest just like tint bi'eil sown
Kvcry one ot ns is inllucnciiiK some one foi
Kood or for bad. "Whatsocvcraman sowetl
that shall he also lean. " Let us tiiko a gen
rial view of thlstiuth. .lust a intnuto am
then wo will narrow down to puibonal ap
] ilUatlous. Suppose 1 sav sow whisity ami
it'iip .sober men and uond clticns.Vhat d <
yousaynboutth.it' . ' jo v vvliisKv. IIMII ho
bilety and industry and ( -conony. Kverj
man hero sajs "Jones that won't do. thai
won't do. " Sow whisky , reap lirsMas-
cltl/ons. That won't do. Hrotlu-r 1 tell > oi
what Itylll do thnuuh ; sow whisky , rcai
duinlfnid. Now what doou sajV ( A
voice , that is HI > , that is so ) . That Is a fact ,
\\uitKieo to that.Vll , biotliprs , when you
KCl your linrvest. what do vou want will
thi'inV That is the jMilnt. What am tlmy
forl1 Now < onto dow n to plain , houesi
tacts , under tins geneial pilncipal , will voi
tell inn
WHAT A mil'NKAUlt IsnnOUFOK ?
\Vliut ilo ion want to raKu any more foi'
Doe.s a drunkard make a good mechanic' ,
Docs a diunkaid nuiKe a uood nicrchant' ,
Does a drunkard uiako a irooil law > ciV Doe.1
a drunkard nniku u good edltoiV Joes r
iliuiikuid mi'ko n good Mihool leaihurV Jn
the name of Cod It > ou how for a harvest ol
UrunkuidHli.it aru jou going to do with
thumiittfi von get thoiuV 1 throw out thesi
general Htiiteiiients heie : jou tnkn u moiiienl
ami think of them at jour leisure. Sow
cards , reap first-class literar ) bdiolars. Thai
won't ilo. bow curds and reap souer , Indus-
trlims woikiiiginnii. That won't do. S < n\
cards and reap Intellectual uiunts. That won't
do. When a lellow so\\s caids what doits lit
rciipV Kow cards , reap gambling , now \\hal
itovou.siyto thutV 1 will tolljou anothei
thliiir , wu will never reform tint iilauklu s ol
this town until we lefoim the lamlly circlet
of this town. ( Amen. ) 1 say to 3011 In all
duo tespect to your social hiatus In this town ,
a limn and wllo nnd his neighbor that will
sit down and play pie rensivo rncluo nnd
play toi a pil/e ; the one who nlajed for thai
piUuaiidwon It , and tlioonu who plau-d for
it nnd didn't w In II , but lo-.t It , liu is us much
a gambler In the Hiilit of Cod us any black'
leg that runs a ( tire tiaiik In this tow n. Non
twill tell jou another thing , jou need not
talk n.ulnst gambling , jou need not talk
ngnlnbt tlui tearlnl mill of gambling , when
you Imvit got u iiiannfHctoiy In full bias )
turnhiK them out up at i our house. And the
Bin of gambling w lib cards would play out on
t bo i nco of the caith It we cou'd ' stop the
manufacturers making tiiem , dun't j on bc ?
Wow i arils , reap gamblers. Uoin it will vou ,
How can a man camblo with cards when he
know how to play them , that Is the point ,
Ob but jou say. I am not atrald my children
will tumble , ( s , sir , that U just what IK
the matter with > on , old lellow. If we could
just get jou 8c.ii fd oiii-o .vou would leturiu.
( lan htei ) . Hut abo\u all thingbiethren ,
if w Le mumbersof any cliuieh , I don't caiv
which one , theie Is not n cumuli In this city ,
Catholic , MutliodlM 1 ii > sbjti < rlan. KIUSIO-
jullan or Christian , that has nut thundered
out against card playim ; and ilnnclii ) ; and
tlioater-golng with all the c unions at thuli
coiiiiuaml. And when an r.plsciipallan.
AluthoillHt , llaptlst , I'lnabjtorlan , Oiitholle ot
Clulstlan MJ , "Uurchuieh don't object m
thoao thing1jou aru tot illy iguoiunt ol
what the chinch hath said , or i-Isu jou aid
wllfullv tulsiijlm : about jour church. 1
Know what 1 am talking about , and I delj
you all to the tcbt. The ICpbcopal chinch ha ;
thundered out In no unmistakable terms
against these woildly amusement ; , ; ami If
voubavu rc.id up jouoii ht to know it. Tin
I'u bvterian has tnundcied out in her grand
councils a.'aiiisi them tiling * , and jou ought
to know it. The .Melliodlhi. chinch hasthuu <
ilered out in her gi'iiiral conterenco against
thn.se things , and c01 yploiis man and v\uman
on onun know it Is wrunb' , and say it is
wiong. Amen liietlnen. ( Amen , amen. )
Applause mid laiuhtei. ) Sjw cauls ami
m p gamblers , leap irumbleis. Now If > ou
thlnl ; j oil need any moio gamblerh , go on ;
but if vou think vou lia\e notenoiiu'li , If jon
don't think Oiimha liusououuhgaiublcts , jou
nro the greodteat pcoplo I e\er b.iw on gmn-
lilimr. ( l-iiuibtei. ) 1 bello\e , jus , 1 would
bold up inr a jearor two lor jou mo o\ei-
Mocklngtnu market now. how cards uml
man gumblor.s. The logic Itself is as cleav a
tliu mind of < IIM | , aud it is us resistless as the
iuduMiientot Cod ; jou can't dodge it , jou
laiinut Kft around It. Then
blH I'Altl.OU DANCKS
and rrap hatV Heap ploiib church membcis )
That won't do. Awjbody known that U 11
llo. ( l.aui-'litorO Sow pallor dances uud
reap ball rooms ; sow Inll rnoms nd re.T
gornmnn. I mcnn a dincc callcxl ft icerman ,
lon't mean nny people that nrode > i natcd a
( firmans. OUT In CMncinnatl some mopl
got very rn.id at my sav Inp ow bill room
anil germatis. They thought 1 meant then :
bow parlor dances and leap ball rooms ; o\
ball rooms and reap geriuans ; and sow cci
mans and j-ott will rmp splder-le 'gcd dtides
ami sow spidcr-Ieift'ed dudes and jou wll
leap hair a thimbleful of calf's foot jellj
( Continued laughter. ) Vou run agroutn
now. "
And novvMctako 3-011 tip on the tx-rsonr
praetloal Illustration of the text. Father ,
want to say to jou a few things. .Mothoi
bear mo alone on this point , heat thcsctldng'
The big < --t imestlon of this nineteenth ceii
tury Is "What will become of our children ?
You see bar-rooms thick as the stars o
heaven , jou sec gambling hells sttetrhci
wide open on those stici'K vou nee evil as I
sweeps dow n and takes hold of evcrv pirt o
our land , Drother , let jou and I begin t
think about our children. It won't be Ion
before we leave hcie , > on mark that. 1 wouli
ratliei leave my boy a puu1 , upright boj' , am
have nothini ; to turn over to him when hn 1
twcntj'-one jears old but thn simple "Uoi
bless jou my boj" and a "Hirlow" knlf
than to turn over a svstctn of railroads to :
godlc-ts , ruined , dissipated wretch. Som
people cinnot ce further than their nosr-
don't v\ant to sec. You shut your cjes t
everjthing In the unl\cr e except to th
almighty dollar and to-day's luteretti. Oo II
go II , go It. And many a man say * , "Let in
I'lilldion rough it. " 1 am sony for a mai
that bus reaLlieil that point in hlslifiiathnnic
" \oiir children am watching jou. The :
know you don't belong to anv eliurce
When jou are dead nnd gone It may be thane
no power In this world can get j-ourchlldrei
Into the church and get them to live right
They nro watching your example. Mothci
jou just say to jour husbuid : "Ilusliatul
j on can stay out of the church If you wan
to , but I n'n not going to do so , because m
chlhlien will stnynwiiv from 'lod If I do ,
am goltu In whether jou do or not.1
"Whatsoever n man soweth that shall h
also rcan. " ruthors and mothers be might :
carol til bow joe talk before jour children
rather , do you curse In the presence of jou
children1/
non 1'iTY TIIK OM ) nutrrn
of a father that v111 swear In the prcsenc
ot Ids children. The father that bows th
In-art full of the seeds of damnation In thi
circle of his own home. A man in our tow i
was the most profane man I o\er beard talk
Ills little son Willie , four jears old , wen
ilow ntho stieetway one day nnd somebod' '
ttipped him up , and when ho recovered him
self he turned around and such a strain o
oaths jou hardly CUT heard come from i
man's lips. Ills father he ml him. and In
turned nnd said : Willie , is that you ? " "Yei
Hlr , " tin ) little lellow said , and the lathe
turned to the gentlemen and said : ' 'Uontlu
men , lie.ir me. 1 will ne\er sweir unothc
oath while I live , " nnd ho quit then nm
there , but be had sowed his little boj's hear
full ot the .seed of damnation , and there wa
a hurv est of ruin before hi * little boy was foil
3'c.irs old. "Whatsoever a miin simcth thn
shall he also leap. " So protanity nd vou wll
leap It In jour childien ; sow vulgarity am
you w ill reap it in jour cblldrcd. bow uu
kind wonts ami you will reap It In jourchll
dien. Jinny a time a molliei has said to tin
children , "I wish jou would quit that ipiar
rellng. " How did your childien leant ti
< | UarreP , ' Did they le-un it liom jou am
v our husband ? That woman that got mat
witli hei husband at the bieikfast table am
Kiabbed a turtand thiewit at her liusbind'i
lit ad and missed him and hit tue motto
"Cod bless our home. " "Mamma mlssi't
iinpVs head , but didn't she bit the motto ? '
| l < .imhjU > M Awful , awful. Wheieilidvoui
childien learn how to ( mairel' . ' "Dan liter
don't say that. " The dnughti'i leplles
"Mamma , I have heard you say that. " "J
don't cure , daughter , 1 am grown. " [ lauch
ler.l U inj' , ought a grown mother to say i
thlhcshe would not want bur little girl tc
say. 1 like the way you itood old I'resbj1'
tcrlans u ed to train jour childien. Urother
.Maxwell was breii and born n 1'iksbjteriuu ,
llesajs , "IrciiiHmber when 1 was heventeei
jeais old , the lii.st tinio 1 evei aiked to leavt
liomo , It was on Sunday , ami 1 asked fathei
to let me go over to thn grave jaid. " ill :
lather would not let him go to the grnvi
vard on Sunday , lie was iL'lit. That mat
lalsed his boy a stiict J'resbjti-ilan. Not i
eioi ) of llijuoror an oath or a lie , Idaieas
M-rt , over escaped his lips. U Is a thoiisam
times better to protect jour children than U
let them run aw lulu and then draw the Hm
in upon them aud briiiir them back. You saj
"our children must have some enjoyment
Wo must
i-i.Av iNioTiir. nnvir.'s HAVDS AIIITI.F. '
Children learn it. and alter mixing will
split-foot they expect to come back and bi
good. "Whatsoever a man bowetn , tliatalii
shall ho leap. " 1 like that old haul shel
who Haid he was born a haul shell aud raisci
a hard shell , but he thanked Cod lie had i
gnoil I'lesbvterhui wife to laisc his childien.
Von get a good , sensible woman wiioha'
Htudltd the shortci cateclsm null
that is about all she know :
she will make a good mother nnd If slm dooj
not Know as much about enteilalninir at ) ur
ties and at these little chinch .shindigs sin
will do to talso children. O , mothers am
futhois hero to-night , the i/reutest blehsliu
that wo can bestow on our eluldien is to se
them a uood example. Yourchlldron will re.
proUute jour life after jou are dead JIK
gone. Then "ho tl at sowoth to tliu llesl
shall of the llcsh reap coiruntlon. Hut In
that soweth to the splut shall of the spnl
reap life eveiiasting. " If wo have soweu
wionu'beed what can wodo. 1 will tell j on
change the bowing , that Is the only thing wi
can do , and thank Cod every oueof nsiar
do that. What does that mean ? It means
this : You have been doing wiong , co U
doing light. Where jou have been setting t
bad example wet n good example. Oveiconu
evil with good. Thank Cod , the gnot
Is the strongest If It has lull HWUJ- ,
lirother , brother let jou and 1 from this duj
until the day we die act a good example be
ioie our children and llxe rlulit betoie theu :
nnd tiy to train them foi heaven and Immor.i
lite. When I iio I want to say 10 my children
as a man said once who was dying of con
hinnptlon and Ids friends gathmed aioiiml
him , he. tinned to his friends and saldbuavei :
is true , ll\o right and go there. Then tin nine
to his wile said , my poor , pale , tiled wile I
have been ho much care to jou bo long , b (
falthtul a few moio dajs and we will meet
up vondei , and then tinning to his children
haiil , children , papa has not breath lelt U
talk to his children but remember pap i sail
this , children go and live Just as your inthei
has lived. J would ruthei say that to mj
children when 1 come to die than to leave
them the wealth of Kothclillds , Vanderblltt
nnd Stewarts. If [ can only live ho that ]
can say to my chlluien , Hui as jour Uthei
bus IKed , then I will be a millionaire and CK
pett to meet my children millionaires it
glory.
MysterloiiHly .Shot.
Yesterday evening about 8 o'clock :
number of bojs and girls wore playlnjj
in front of tlio home of Mr. J. Hacon , ot
Loiivcnwort-li street , when u shot vvai
heard , and U.ivo liacon , a lad about thir
teen years of tige , e.\ohiitnrd that ho hai
been shot. An oxamitwtion showed tha
the boy hud been meiolv gra/ed oil the
abdomen by a bullet. The party who
iircd the nhot could not l > o loci.ted ,
7 > IKJ ) .
llII < TON'-ii ! thhcity. Nov. ! " ) . 11:20 : a.m. ,
of membraneous cioup , Curolynu Louise ,
ihuuMiterof Itev.T , U. uudJessfeH. Hilton
aije.'i jears and b months , after an Illues :
of tbieedajs.
I'uncial from icshlence , 1008 Ohio stieet
Snturduj' , 'J p , m. , Nov. 37 , to 1'rospect Illll
Itev , J. W. 1'holps olllciiitlng ,
on * to ICuropn.
Mr , Henry Mie , fonnurly In the liiiior | ,
and now m the real ustute business
leaves to-morrow on uUIt of thrcu
months to Kuropu. Jtiring ) his iibbunce
lie will vlhit bis parents mm his old honii
in (5erin.iny , bobidos taking , nm mtc
bOinu of the adjoining conntnes.
Stolen Vr ° I'"rty Itecoveiod.
\Vudnesday \ night a wolf robe wai
stolen ft om Dr. Tildeu'sofllcooiiDoughii
street. Olllcor Pluronct found the prop ,
urtv in a bawity house on ( Japitol aveniti
vvhcie the thief had exchanged it for u
L'oiilo ] of dollars.
Woman Aain t Woman.
1'anuy Hamilton caused the uncat yea
tcrday of Fanny Mtittin. ono of the In
mates of her house , on tliu charge of the
larceny of $15. Miss Hamilton WAS nr
rented as complainant , liolu vvutc released <
leased on bull.
Btfulliii ; Time.
Sneak thieves raided 0. T. Brady'i
house at 1U10 Capitol avenue yesterday ,
and bccuredtwo gold watches and a gold
chain'
DIDN'T MlitJT.
Wns Too Much Tor th
Council.
Last night at ten minutes to eight b ,
the council clock there worn four person
In the chamber in which the loral boar
holds Its meetings. Those were City CIcr
SoutharJ , a 13hu icportcr and two oilier ;
Of the cottncilnicn who were to hold
meeting not one had appeared. Thoclrr
assumed the chair and called tlio nicctir ,
to older. The reporter acted as cit
clerk and called the roll.
"Mpchel. "
No answer was received for a few mil
tiths , and then a few faint expressions ic
minding one of an expiring filch npoi
the biccj'o , reached this ear , and wci
translated , "I can't bo present. I caugli
loads of cold riding nround in to day1
lircmen'H pat ado. "
"Bailey. "
"I'm staying at homo because the othe
fellows .said they were going to do so. "
"Cheney. "
"I'm going to the firomen's ball , "
" "
"Uailey
Hero there was a long judicial patfc
and tlio answer came in slow un
measured terms , "I'm on tliu counui
committee on confcieneo with regard li
amending the charter , and I'm reading
all the law I can dud on the subject. "
" ' "
1'ord.
"If you want me to attondyoit can scm
the si'nieant-of-urins after me that's all. '
" ( loodman. "
" 1 ain't going to go. I think a gooi
councilman ouirht to remain at home 01
Thanksgiving night and enjoy his tliu
ner. "
" < 5oodrich. "
"I'm played out. I lost ton pound
during my trip to Chicago , andl'mltllini
up. "
"Kaspar. "
"Th's ' is a big night down my way
Walt till ne\t Tuesday. "
"Leo. "
"I'm sick and I won't leave the housi
to-night. I'm striving to make Omalii
as big as Minneapolis. "
"Lowry. "
"Tell them I'll got there after f go ti
the ball. That's what they do in Chlcagi
wlioru Mike uml Charley and Jack am
myself just bought a ladder to reach ti
heaven. '
"M mvillo. "
"I've given my proxy to Cheney. "
"Schroeder. "
"I'm wetting a nr > w hat I won on Join
McShauo. L can scarcely get it on nr
head. "
Hy this time it was evident Hint Thanks
giving and a quorum were antagonistic
and on motion of the reporter tlio meet
ing adjourned.
Kurt roil Tim SPOUTS.
Two Game nirU Ki | > hta Ycstcrdnj
Afternoon.
About half a bundled of the leading
local sports mot yesterday afternoon a
a convenient location ouUido the citj
limith to witness a fight between garni
cocks and a rat killing. Tlio man wlu
had been engaged to provide the rats foi
second fe.ititre of the entertainmciv
failed to fulfil his contract , making i
postponement nocessaty. The meeting ;
will take place Borne time witliii
tlio next two weeks. The spec
tators were not disappointed , however
but found abundant amusement in the
matches between the birds. Tlio lirsi
light was between a silver-grcv , weigh
ing live and a half pounds , and"a blacl
red that outbcaled Ins opponent by t
pound. The betting was iu favor of tin
bilvi'r-grey , who gave indications of tlu
more gameness. The birds were orna
menteil witli two-inch steel gall's and dii
cn'ectlvo work. The birds had been pit
ted but a few minutes vviion it became ev
uleut that the e\tni weight of the black
led would morcthitti countor-balanco tlu
sprightliness and sameness of the silver
grey. The gatnoy gn-y was overthrow- !
by his own force in his attacks , upon hif
weighty antagonist. After a bloody tint
lengthy btrngglo the silver grey vvju
upset ( ill'cctimUy , and How out of the pil
when he recovered.
The second match was between a bias1
back , ovvnrd by a local .sport , and a ret
owned by a Council UlitH's num. Tin
brass back weighed a trillo over live
pounds , und was a half pound lightci
than the red , The birds were more cvonlj
matched 'kin those in the first light , ami
a livelier interest taken in the bout , tlu
betting being slightly in tavor ot tin
homo bird. Early in the light botli bud :
vveie blinded , and tlic contest became civ
tirely a test of staying powers. Hotli
binln were severely punished. The re (
finally got home a paraly/ing assaul
that sent the brass back from the pit
The lights furnished lich amusement foi
the spectators.
TIIK SUNDAY SALOON.
The Only Visible Hissult of the Joiici
Ucvlval.
The only action showing a tangible
I'lFcct of Sam Jones' three weeks of re
vival work was that taken at ycstorday'i
union Hcrvice at tlio exposition buililinj :
calling upon the mayor to sou to the en
foicemcnt of the law requiring the sa
loons to bo closed on Sunday. At tin
cioso of Mr. Jones' ' sermon Secretary
Jopltn caused the following caid to bi
distributed among the audience forsigna
tnres-
lion , James II. Hoyd , Mayor ot Omaha
Wo would respectfully call jour attention ti
section 15 , chapter recompiled statutes o
Xebiaska : "Jiveiy puisoti who shall sell 01
gi\u away any malt , spiiltous and vinom
liquors * * * at any time during tin
liist day of the week , commonly called Sun
day , shall forfeit and pay for e\ery such of
tense , the sum of SI 00 , "
You have been elevated by the voles of UK
people of Omaha to a place of distinction and
honor , und we have the right to ask at yum
bauds the prompt and strict cnlorciunuiit ol
the law above quoted , which requites tlu
eloblnt ; of saloons on fannday.
Name . ,
1 tesldcnco .
The cauls were collected afterwards.
two thousand of them bearing the signa
lures of citi/ons who attended the moot
ing.
ing.Mr.
Mr. J. T. Doll , from a coinmitti'u prcv
iously appointed , reported the following
resolutions , which were adopted by i
rising vote :
Whereas , The open and notorious sale o' '
Intoxicating liquors In the saloons of our cltj
on hund.iy mis broiuht a reproach upon in
as a community , uud advertised Omuht
throughout the land as a mo-t lawless city It
that particular , hindering tin growth tim
reuniting her material Interests , and
Whereas , 'llm miming expenses of tin
city government are jricatly Increased bytlih
olfenso against dccencj- , morality and goi'i
uo\einmont , rilmbuls multiplied , and Iocs
tavatlon lendeied moio bmdensoiue.and
\ \ hoieas. The sins of the parents In thli
regard wlllcottalnly bear Iruit in tliu low erei
moral lone of of our children , reared nndei
such debabing Innuencei , thercloie be It
UesoUcil JJy this assemblage ot iJtl/cns ol
Oiiialia. proneity holder and others , deeplj
Inteiested in her welfaie and good runic ,
that wu CA ! | upon Major James K , liojd
1'ollce Justice btenlerg , JMuislml CummlngH
and ( Jouncilineti Itecliul , ( Joodinan , hchraU'
diir , Lee Lowrey. 1'ord , Coodricli , Dalloy ,
Uailoy. Mnn\llle , Kaspar and Uheiiny , to il
once enforce tha law , which prohibits , nndei
heavy penalties , the sale of Intoxlratiuii
Ihiuors on Sunday. It is dheotly In the In
teiestof good government , security ot p > i <
son and oropeity , and Itssttlctand luompl
enforcement Is one of the duties and obllga
turns dellbeiutoly assumeil by them nnuet
solemnities of their oftlclal oath.
Stock YnrUa Tulle ,
The Slock Vat < is company liaJ a gang ol
men at work yesterday moinlug building
new pens and dividing up the largo pent
so as to nccomodutu the heavy run ol
hogs. They will pover seyeral cattle
pens near the cattlq scales , so that in case
of a rush both caltlo and hog scales cm
bo brought Into use. They will soon b
in shape to haudlp all the hogs that ar
likely to come here.
"I NKVEnpAW VWKU tlOOS
than arc coming to the Omaha vanh
taking them on an average , " is what several
oral Chicago live stogk men have bee
heard to rcmnik. Ihcro is an occasions
mean load , but the great majority ar
splendid killers Nebraska and low
corn Is vvnnt doe4 the work.
ANO1Iir.lt UAll.UOAIl msC'ltlMINATIOV
against Omaha | ) as just come to llghl
All of tlio roads' ' running into Chicag
from the west issue return pas es t
shippers who mivo two or more load
of stock but when a shipper is .so nbsti
nato ns lo conm to Omaha , instead of giv
ing the railroad company the long hati
to Cliicafto , ns a punishment ho is mad
to paj- Ins faro back. Then1 appears t <
be an agreement between all the roads t
that effect. A tiny or two ago two prom
inetit shippers caine into Omaha fret
Iowa witli two loads of hoes each atn
turned them over to tx commission linn a
tlm iards to sell. They then came up t
the city and asked for .1 return pass : i
the ftorthwostciii ollicc , as they lim
always been in the habit of doing whei
in Chicago , hut were astonished to lean
that no pass would be given them. It s
happened that neither of the men hai
money enough to pay Ihctr faro bom
and as the walking was not e\tra good 11
Iowa they were forced to return to ih
Rtonk yards and borrow the ncrossar ,
funds. Such treatment does not dlscotu
age men from cominir to tlio Omaha mat
ket but makes them all the more dctct
mined to come.
THIS I'MltEMUX'S HAljI ; .
A Happy Kvcnt ut tlio i\posltloi
Annex.
Tito firemen's ball occurred last nigh
ar the Exposition Annex , and attractci
something like 200 couples to an indnl
gonco iu tlio pleasures of tlic dance. Thi
affair passed smoothly , nothing oc
curring to mnr the serenity of the occa
sion , unless it was the fire alarm vvhicl
palled out the boys shortlvafterl o'clock
l-'vcn that caused but a slight ripnlo , am
did not in the least mar the pleasure o
the occ.ifioii. A programme of twenty
live dances kept tlic merry Huong busi
until about half past a o'clock.
It is hardly necessary to state that tin
ball was a success. Ono point worthy ol
favorable comment is the fact thai
throughout the entire all'air thcmo-O , per
feet order was preserved.
Tlic following committee dcsorvi
credit : Committee of nrrangemenls-
Cliief J. J. Calligan , Assistant Clue
Charles A. Sailer , Assistant Chief J. J
liirnes , Captain W.Vbb , Ciptain T
Itiinno , Captain U. A. roiilter , TcdGiebe
W. Kcilliold , D. P. Heard.
Mtistcr of Ceremonies lion. Thomii
J. Lowr. ) . A sistauts , Hon. C. S. Good
lich , Hon. M , Leo.
Reception Committee Clias Fisher
William Whitohouso , M. Goldsmith. R
< } . Riley , G. A.Coultor , S. N. Mcalto , C
A Kosters , Frank Graves.
Floor Managers W. Webb , Thomas
Idiano. Henry Lodges , Joseph Arandor
ford , Frank Malcolm , George Windhnim
I ) . P. Hoard , J. O. Fairish , \\r. li. i llts
Sam Stevenson.
Adelaide Sloorc.
Manager Boyel has arranged for tin
reappear.mco ofj the beautiful youiit
English actress , Miss Adelaide Moore , a
Boyd 's opera house , on nc\t Wednosda ;
and Thursd.iy nigiits , December I and 2
The repei toi re selected is "Lady o
Lyons for Wednesday night , and fo :
Thursday night a double bill , viThi :
farce of "Tho Happy 1'air" anV. . L
Gilbert's charming mythological con
edy , "PygnmliOii.and Galatea. " Mis
j\looro \ while in I'aris was tieatcd for ho :
throat trouble , and lias entirely recovorei
the use of her voice. Her company r
said to bo slionger than last year , am
tliis proinisc-s to be a memorable engage'
ment.
4. Noclcoloil Ijlttlo
The VV.ibash train ycstonlay biou h
in as a passenger n little nine-year-oh
girl whoso destination was Omaha. Upoi
arrival hero , however , there w as no om
at the depot to meet tlic little one , am
Depot I'olieemhu Green had tlio chili
convevcd to the rooms of the Women'
Aid asiociation to bo _ cared for until lie
frir-nds could be notified of her airival
The little girl said she had come hero ti
live with a Mrs. Scott , who resides 01
Eighteenth street , near the burt ticks , bu
for some unknown reason that lady wa
not aware of the time of her arrival
The child will bo safely caied for by tin
ladies of the association until Mrs. Scot
calls lor her charge.
Brevities.
Gits Nelson was picked up by the polici
last night in a beastly state of intoxica
tion. Ho complained that bo had beet
lobbed of a gold watch and chain.
Travel on all incoming uml outgoini
trains yesterday was exceedingly limited
as usual on holidays , tlio traveling nuhlii
evidently preferring to sottlotliuir Thanks
giving dinner in more quiet places thai
"on the road. "
Personal I'nracrnplis.
Miss C. F. Anspaoher loft yestcrdtr
morning to visit nor sister , Mrs. ri. Else
man , of Sioux City , Iowa.
Mrs. J. Mies , of Odcll , III , , who vva <
spending Thanksgiving with Mrs , Pclei
Mies , loft yesterday for her home.
Mrjj. HaaH and daughter , Miss lleatt' '
Haas , of Allegheny , IV , are visiting lici
son , Mr. Andrew Ha.is , of O.'l Pnrl
avenue. _ _ _
If all so-called remedies have tailed
Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy cities.
The JiloycliHl In Oliina.
The llong Kong Overland Mail of Oct
13 says4 Mr. Thomas Stevens , vvho o OK
tensive bicycling tour has nmdo bin
famous , ai rived hero on the lib inst
from Calcutta in the Indo-Chma com
p.tny'h stcamcit Wing Sang , As most ol
our rcadum an' ' wwnro , Mr. Slovens semi
time ago Net out tor a tour around tlu
world on his bryclo as special for The
Outing , an AnifWcansnoi ting paper. Mr
StovoiiH had acetfiipllshed his journey at
far as Tehoranj } vbence ho intended U
proceed by way of Merv , Sinaiklaml and
southern hiboria to , ) ayan , and obtainoc :
tlie neeessarylli > assports for a journey
through Morvftom tlio Russian minister.
When halt wav to Meshel , however , he
received notice l thut ho would not be
allowed ( o go//tj / < Hu then tried llit
Afghan load ana was tuinod back tlnni
also , the Afgjihn govuinment bein
nimhht to guarantee his safety ,
Mr. Stevens , tlofeated in ncconi
plishing his uriginal .schnmo , htii
now come on from Calcutta lo Hong
ICong , whence he intends to proceed tc
Canton. I'rom Canton ho proposes ( rav
eling by road to. Shanghai , and then from
Shanghai he will take the steamer foi
Japan. His jouiney through China may
not bo tliu least perilous nor thn mo
pait of his tour. The dilliculticd with re
gard lo roads alouu uio very great , nothIng -
Ing in thoshauo even of tliu caravan roadi
to bo found In eastern Turkestan being
available. Itesidc.s , the people arn never
to bo trusted , and one superstitious or
maliciously-minded individual may unset
the whole of Air. Stevens' plans. How
ever , wu wish him bon voyage. Life on
n bicycle as carried on by Mr Stevens ie
by no means a pionio , uml though tliu
expedition is somewhat quixotic , we can
not but admire tliu courage , determina
tion and physical endurance exhibited in
its accomplishment. Mr. Stevens has
oulylmd onu accident to his machine , and
that was when homo I'cisiuns broke
eleven of the suoLes In handling it.
HKK noitju. !
ratal Explosion ofu TIIJJ In the Kas
lll\or
Ntw Yonic , Nov. 'r.-Tho bollor of the tu
Sunbeam , lying near n pier on the I'.a :
rher , exploded this afternoon. The ownc
and three men on board were blown up an
killed. William A. llodgklns , steward of
s"liooncr laying alongside , was blown Int
the water and has not been seen sltici
Ddwriul llrailslmw WAS also blown over
bo.nd , picked up and sivcd. The tuc wa
blown to pieces. Ono body was picked n
atScventj'-elnhth street frightfully manekv
and another on Ward's Islam !
Die captain and crew ot tlio tug al
hulnc killed , the cause of the cxplosloi
cannot bo learned. An 030 w Itnoss said th
tug seemed to be lifted hodlty out of th
watet , then fell hick ami blew In piece1
After the explosion a largo piece ot th
bolter , bent In everj * conceivable shapi
pisscdclerovcr a schooner and fell on th
pier , What was left of the hull sank atonci
The captain of the tug was Uhrlstoplu
Turks , aud the name of one of the crew I
believed to bo Itobcrt Scnchon.
Ilooslers KxolteU Overn Ilurlnl.
WAitmn , Ind. , Xov. C."i. There Is mite
excitement In Rochester , 1'ulton cotintj
over the belief that the son of Jasper Kastu
has been bulled alive , lie died to all at
pcarances Tuesday evening of luui ; dl&easi
At the funenil services Monday signs ot lit
were manifested and burial was postponed
Vestorday two phjslclans said that the chll
w AS dead , but another doctor of blu'li stam
Ing believed the bov alive. , nnd advise
against Initial. In .siiltc ot the lomonsti.uic
the Intel ment took place.
noycottttiK Detroit llrcvxcrn.
DEIIIOIT , Nov. 2 , " > . Trades council an
district assembly Knights of Labor , rcpn
suntimr about 70,000 members , last night pi :
a boj-cott on beer brewed by the Volgh' '
Kline , Sttohl , ( iiibcl and llncuck brew in
companies , the object being to break up th
mowers' association , whlrh has been engage
in n long war with the brewers' union. Tn
omploj ing blowers tnllcnC anostlng some o
the most prominent Instigators of the uoycol
101 consjilracj1.
New Jersey Crenscil
I'nir.ADin.riiiA , Nov. So. A storm , at
companled by cjclonlc mauilestatiaiH , swep
overtliL * center of Gloucester count } , Ne >
Jetsey , this afternoon. At several point :
electi io wlies touched the tic
blanches along the sheets and the electrlc.i
cnrient was so strong as to set tire to th
tices.
Now York's Kvacunllon
Nuw Yonic , Nov. 2.J. The anniversary o
the evacuation ol Now \ork by the Uritisl
in 17 % ) was celebiated today by Hying th
colois on the city hall and other city depart
ments at full mast.
Snow in the Kant.
Nr.w Yoitif , Nov. 23. Advices to the As
soclateit jiiess are to the elTect tliat a heav ;
snow storm pievallcd to-day In neil lien
New York and noithein and westein 1'eiin
sj Ivan la.
*
A PECULIARCEREMONY.
Ilow the Sioux Jodlcatcl tlic Sncrec
StaniluiK Jtock to 1'ouco anil
I'lenty.
The most interesting ceremony eve
witnessed at Standing Rock , the gieti
Sioux liulinn agency near r'ott Yates
writes the Uismarck coircspondent of th
St.Louis Globe-Democratw as tn.it of Js'ov
111 , when the "standing lock , " for wlncl
the agency w.is named by tlio dusky war
iior , was unveih'.d. The rock of itsel
docs not picsont an imposingappeuranc
and wcio it not for the tr.iititions am
legends of this , tne mo.it famous am
warlike of nil the noithweslern tribes
would be passed without eliciting uioi <
than a casual remark.
The Indians have been taught , am
firmly believe , that the rock which i
about live feet iu height and v\ hen dis
covered was standing on its smaller cm
is the pctrilicd form of a young squav
who died while in the act of j.ppoalmg tc
the Holy Spirit for the return ot he
wicked truant lover. For years tlio stem
has been woishiped , and since the lelurn
of Sitting Hull and his band tiom ilia
bloody expedition in which Cttster am
his soldiers were slaughtered , it lias beci
the covoied and ciiuiishcd idol of the reluctantly
luctantly icforming Siouv , Hut , not
withstanding its eiisliiineinent in tin
heaits of the wainoiri , the loekhaso
late been removed from the place ii
which it was diseovoiod , and its freqiicn
lemovals aioused fears among the white
that it was losing its civili/ing and paci
fying intluenee 11)1011 ) the Indians.
ritoutviN'Q 'iHI : iiuf'K.
That the "standing rock" might be pie
served ns the sacred idol ol the tribe
Major McLaughlin , the thoughtful agent
announced to Sitting Bull and his fullov
chieftains that it would be placed upon t
pcdcslii.il , veiled , and oil a given date
with pravws and thanksgiving , it wouli
be unveiled to the .suit god , and thai u > o
after it should there remain , undislurbei
and unmolested.
Tliu pedestal was elected , and last Sat
unlay moriiini : the chiefs ami their fain
ilies. followed by the onliic population o
the Indian city , numbering over 5.000
filed with reverential ttead to the hoi ;
spot. For sevcial boms the Indians sii
in council , dibciissing the legends eon
nected witli tlic wooin < r maiden whom
voice had been hushed by a wrathful Got
and the process of petrifaction , and man
ifcsted .such unnasinesi as to who shonli
bo honored witli the duty of oHering tin
pinyers and painting llm rock. It wa
decided Unit no mun who had been trnilt'
of sin should touch the > ouk. Sittinj
Hull dcclaicd that none but the purcs
man in all the tribe should peiform tin
sacied service. They inu ° t searclt am
cateclso until they find a man wnoso lift
had been absolutely pure , that the holj
rock might loin none of its purity. V
hundred chiefs had been qncstionci
when "Fire Cloud , " ot 'Tiro Heart's'
band , was chosen.
Ami now another dltliculty arose , for
accoiding to tlio Indian superstition , IK
Indian could remove the veil , .Just at
they wore about to dup.ut m despair
Major McLaughlin walked quietly to tin
rocK , nnd with uncoveied head lemovod
the veil , The major then delivered an
appropriate speech , telling tlio tiibe thai
he hail found the rock , sacied to the In
dians and of great historic interest to the
whites , frequently disturbed , and now
that he had built for it a pedestal and it
bad been dedicated to the Gieat Spirit
he trusted that it would bo ever gtmided
from the hand of sin , uml be piesorved
for their children's ' children , until nil
had icached the happ > hunting giouuds
pe\oml \ the dark liver.
1'iiti : ( I.QI i > ' .s ntAii.i ; .
At the close of the majoi's speech
"Fir Cloud. " the pmo Indian , whoso
purity had nerctofoto been considered a
disgineo by his trilw , stepped forward ,
and for over an hour daubed and smeaieil
the mined niniilmi with imint , p raj ing as
he swung bin brush As intorpieted , the
prayer was reniaikable , for it was tlio
lit si time in the liii-tory of tha natives
thai an Indian hud ptajcd for peace ,
Their prnjuis aio usually for vii ry
with the tomahawk and scalpmtr knife ,
r > r for uu abundance of food. Itut Fire
Cloud prated lor peace and the purifica
tion of the Indian heart ; ho asked fnr-
[ riveness for the sins and trant-gresaions
at bib ) > eople , am ) ] ) tonuscd thu Gieut
Spiiit that thi ) fcailess Sioux would forever
" rook.1'
ever protect the holy landing
His pniyur closed witli un appeal to thi )
Great Spirit tor an abundance of ruin
; iml bountiful crops in the future.
A few my&tKiioua waves of the paint
brush , sevcial additional daubs on tha
Face of tlio rook , and tha ceremony vvm :
uloscd , the Indians returning to their
Icnts with uplifted hands , chanting to
Ihe Great Spit it , and keeping lime in the
dani'u.
conventional Indian heel-ond-loo
To the white * , who but n fuw jour * ago
> : iw thuko aav.ii'cs icturn us prisonois
from the bloodiest ami most horrible w.-
in the hlMorv of frontier life , tlio Scet
nas Impressive and allecling ,
M. THERY , AGED NINETY.
Ills Kotnautlu Mfo null Ills Hiulnl I
Krnncc.
I'niis Letter London Daily Mows : TI
curiosity of the loungers on the bond
vards was atottsed on Monday by II
wight of a "lirst-class" fu.ioial , attende
but by three mounors nnmoly , a nect
nnd two ladies. The hear.so was dnuv
by six horses and followed by fourtce
handsome mourning coaches. A masti
ot tlio ceremonies , dressed like n Lor
Chamborluin at a toyal burial , led Hi
way. Tneru were no tlowers on Hi
colliti or about it. Who could the dt
fund bo ? ovciy ones asked. It was oiJ
th U a family who could pay i iOD for
funeral should bu utterly filemtless an
limited to a couple of ladles and u eo
ored gentleman. On inquiry 1 tin
that ( ho person whose bed
was taken in such a stale t
Pore la Chaise and with such a slnmk
following of mourners was an old imm o
ninety , of the name of Thcry. Ho was
native of Athi , in Picanty , ami a men
ber of a very poor and numerous fainili
Like tun parents of the Little Poticet (
the story , those of Therv had to turn hn
adrift , ut the age of ten , but his mothe
gave him a little peddler's basket cot
tattling needles , pins , thread , tape , an
such mnall wares. The boy , why it i
not explained , had an idea that he ongh
to go to Havie , and made for that per
spemlingtwo motithsoti the road , \Vl.e
ho got there he full in witli the captain c
n schooner called the Isabclle , who wu
pleased with his brightness and plucl <
and proposed to take him on a voyagt
The Isabella sailed for Rio .lanelro. O
the voyage she encountered foul vvcathe
and narrowly escaped going down. Th
captain , who was delighted with 'llicry'
bravo and cheerful disposition during th
voyage , sold ut Rio the schooner am
catgo and set up in business , lie iniidi
a laigo foi tune , which ho loft eventuull' '
toThqry , vvlto continued his business , uni
died six or seven weeks ago at tlio age o
ninety , also leaving a huge foi tune. Ii
his will he desired that htsrenminsshouli
bo taken back to Franco and butied tlieie
As ho did not keep up relations for neat 1'
forty jeais with any member of his fatii
ily hot o , the state will contest tlio clam
ot those who put themselvo-s forwai d ai
his kinsfolks lo the enormous heiitage
which it appears he has not disposed o :
in bis will. In South America ho luu :
only connections , but they have m
right toanvthing he possessed. When In
letl Franco in 180(1 ( tlio sons of the pee
were being used as food for the cannot
by Napoleon , and his elder brother
wont in that way. It is piob.iblo that In
kept away fiom his native land lo avoii
the consequences of not di awing for tin
military conscription.
PLACING A STREET CABLE.
Snn Francisco Iliipcs the Ilcst-Ilov
They Aio Ijaiil.
San Francisco Chronicle- new cabli
was substituted for the old ono on tin
eastern section of the Union street ro.it
vestcrday moining before daylight. Thi ,
little lope is of wire , an inch iu diauiele
and over 10,000 feet long , and was Imulei
to tlie engine house by n six-horse ttmin
It was made in San I r.incisco , tlio com
pany having become convinced that UK
tope made in this city is superior to tha
manufaetiiied in the East or Gormaiiv
all Iiavmg buen given a triol. A nev
San Francisco-intuit ! eable was put mot
tlio wcitern section os the road a coupb
of mouths ago. Cables last frun
siv to eighteen months in OMI
stteel inilronds , varrying accoiding ti
the perfection of the wire , the amount o
wear , etc. The wealing out ofthciopc
is not , as many imagine , nininly duo tf
the friction of tlio glip , which is eontin
ually giMSin | ' and releasing the cabin
' 1 be piinuipal troubl comes from tin
bi caking of the individual wireswhiel
go to make up the several sliamis , sim
this breaking in most frequent in the center
tor of ( lie rope , wlieio the grip does no
touch it. It icsults fiom tlie coiiFlam
bending and straightening of the rope a >
it p.issus over the pullo > s at cither end o
the line or aioiiml curves. When :
sti.mil breaks tbero lesults a "biinuhinj :
up" of the sin rounding strands , and by i
contrivance atl.iched at tlie enirine hottsi
this bunch automatically rings a bell
The machinery is immediately stoppet
'
whenever Ibis automatica'itiim liel
sounds , and tlio rope is rnpuued befoii
the damaged spot is poi milted to pas
the engine house.
The operation of putting in n nev
rope is verv simple. To place the seettoi
from the engine house to Montgomery
street yesterday moining.i dummy tinu
was placed on the track the gripgraspiuj.
the rope , a few feU east of tlie engim
house. In the rear of the dummy llu
rope w.'is raised thiongh an opening am
out. To the bee tion east of the eut tin
end of tlie now cable , which was placet
in a i col , was attached. The other em
of the old cable was attached to the leal
of the dummy and tlio machinery wa1
slatted. When the dummy had leucliet
Powell street , at the foot of the hill , drau
Cing the old cable behind it on llm silt
Ineu of the street , and ibo new ono iu it' '
place in tlie slot , theseelion ot rope wlncl
had been dragged out was detaclioil ft on
the dummy , abotlier iltiiiimy at the lop o
the hill grasped the umlergiouml cable
the section of the old cable which ha-
been Ur.igt'ed out was cut oil'uml tin
other end attached to ilio u > ar o
the dummy , the machinery staitei
again ami the operation was'repeated
Six or eight dummies had thiiHiIeseenilei
the hill and were slandlug on Monlgom
cry avenue by the time thw now tope wa'
in place. _
A Strange Murder in Vioniiu.
London Telegraph A murder wal
committed at Vienna on Thnr.sday night ,
November 4 , under o.xtraoidmary cir
cumstances. A printer and.bookneller ol
modest means , on Ihu best terms with tin1
few vvoi kmen he employed , was stabbed
in the neck and full dead on the ground
at 10 o'clock at night , in the tenter of the
city , al the very gale of St. Stephen's
The murderer was pursued for some limo
by a servant girl who witnessed the
crime , but c managed to oeapu. The
blow was so well aimed that not a ino *
mont's sti iiu'du ensued , ami Uio victim ,
in calling for thu pollen , fall dead.
Ho hud spenl some iiouiri of the euni-
Ing with a Jietiienant general's widow
whom he intended to inurrv , notwith-
ilandiiig his Hixty-lhreo years , hit , nine
children and his three dead wives. Ho
kv as otico wealthy , but lost much capital
n printing un expeiihivo edition of the
ralinud. No clue to bis mtndeiers has
icon found , ami the onh theory put for
ivnrd is that somu "amirehists'1 had pin-
Kips tried to o\toit inonoy from him ,
mil , having threatened bun with death if
t were not given , kept their word , to in-
imldato tlio mam persons whono con *
innilly iiicuning letters fiom them do
minding money.
Hole ! men of New Yoikaioall happy
I'heiu has not been : i time iu several
, ears when the hotels were so full of
juestM ; as at present. Just what causes
ho lush of people to XewYoiK no ono
; eeins to know. The one thing that
lotel men know is thai the ; hn\o the
lustom and tlut U is prolitadlo to tdur
loekets The impression is that the in-
lux is due to the belli i condition of busi
iois , wliicli has sent largo nunibois of
lerAous to the nu-tiopnlis to buy goods
mil make business arrangements of
Carious kinds.
Silver plated and gold lined cake bav
etd , f .OU and upwuids. at
Kunoi.M it AKIN ,
( Successors to Kdholin ( f i'ricUson )
10th and Dodge , upt. | P , O ,
\\Srnar\\s. \
CONTAINS
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nnd rt .1 liliitteirwllh lli nlnutDt
rnre. Ulrrl nil Ihu rtniiliiins
nnil torrlbU rrfniltf of l > ton rfl
fltipto Kjirl ; V Ire ad Ij nor.
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Iliulni1i Mid IIU of Tarn , , „ ,
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FRENCH HOSPITAL TREATMENT
For l > ntln , I < < ii ) , Wriiliiro. Lout MUlltr. Ftp. Bout
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WOODBRIDGE BRO'S. ,
State Agents
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Omaha , Neb.
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Tlio Sanilcn Electric Co. 100 LaSalla it. ,
25,8r9,85O
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
were Bhlpppit duvlne thi mot
Lvrn juarB , vltloui n druui-
i i r In niircnipliu. Koolbor
liousoiti tlio world can triitb *
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wuti'ddluojcli tovvu.
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TbrouL'li tbia Qnuzu Door thn nlr franty
circulutt-a , rnrllllnllDtt llm l rmmuof rwklnir. n I
I rnduc-lnc food Unit l nn unlli , I In Ilinur mi I uu.
tiltloii.aml nctuallj tixikiHl with lui iiui uui > lu > u o (
Jin 1 thnn In nn nvon ullli a cli < m Jour.
Itmnkni uiirnormuu enTiiiKliilliowoliilit of < n t >
It ulna produces larKer Loavoa of Bioart ,
r ntilrvw IUH * nttmitlini fruiu 111 * * rtml. . un I ( mianlr *
llu , Imnttli nf llm fnmilr br tbj BUiLinoii JUUTt
ov iuc * oop codum IV IT.
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TowiiHtnlfl l'nUTKllyriijc. ' * 'AlyitnHI i rftt < juliim > , ( i
Is that Ilioomiuf thn Hutiufl , naoint ril with rlhnr * .
it not only more witiullir lii.uir.1 In tnurr I uit fif l iu
well m ie r Imtinureiultof jt > iii.urlorvunin.ll
Ihojouil ( lM.nl tl > < rain inlmtlirr > riliflillur < Ulii >
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J-IK- , . 1 rili < lnl > n.lliiitlliaiun > iliiH I Kin 11 ! | n l lnUiU "
itaiino 1 uui.il Iu thttu unf olbur lor tame work.
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EXCELSIOR HAHFCCO. . ST.LOUIS.
ClIABTEUOAK BTOVE3 and EANGE8 are
(50LD ( IN NEBRASKA QB Jollowi :
MILTON ROOI5KS fi. SONS OMAHA.
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P. BOTEB & CO.
II. Al UHdlK
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ld.iioim.ll.il UOI nj Bufi'.ll.u , WUtel'Vod
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layward Bros. , U01 found lOmaha \ , , Neb.
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