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EAffif BEE : SATtfRDlf. DECEMBER 10. iflST.
FOLLOWING LINCOLN'S ' TRAIL ,
OluoB Obtnlriod Which Will Shortly
Load to Ills Capture.
AFTER A MINNESOTA CRIMINAL.
fcxtrn < 1ltloii Papers Ol > tnlnr < 1 I-'or n
\VlioUiinOfTWIt1i
1'ropcrty District Court Cap-
Hal Cily Brevities.
frnoM run nnr..i LINCOLN nuiinvu. I
Deputy Warden Dan Hopkins , of the pen-
Itcntlury , Is out on the trail of Charley Lin
coln , the convict who camped Thursday
evening. AVIion Lincoln loft ho drove off
with a tcnin of mulct nnd n wagon. The
wngon wns found live miles southwest of the
Iicnltcntliiry , nnd yoilcnlny morning ono of
tlio mules found Its way b.ick to the pen. In
the afternoon the warden received word from
Hopkins that the other mule had been found
In the streets of Courtlnnd , and that Lincoln
had been seen dressed in farm clothes. His
capture is only a question of a short space of
AlllR.STI'.t ! ) OX r.XTIUWTIOX.
Yesterday extradition papers were Issued
from the governor's ofllco for the return of
Wllllum C. Konkcl , alias J. W. Wilson , who
is wanted in Marshall county , Minnesota , for
running oftmortgagediiroperty. The request
for the extradition caino from Governor
McOlll by special messenger , who , after procuring -
curing the necessary papers , preceded to
Mlnden , Kearney county , wliero his man Is
under arrest awaiting lils coming. Ho has
been engaged In business at Minden under
the assumed name taken to liimsolf when ho
came into the stale.
WVTUItT COt'llT CASTS.
In district court yesterday Lfz7.ii ) I'resso
filed lior petition nsliltitf for n divorce from
her liiisband , Frank Presse. The | > otltlon re
cites that they were married in the elty of
Lincoln in November , ISM ! , and that con
tinuously since that tlmo ho 1ms Riven him-
iielf to oxcosslvo drinking so that ho Is u con-
llrincd drunkard and contributes in no way
to her mipport ; that at divers times ho lias
pointed n loaded revolver at licr , thrcatcnlmc
to shoot and kill her , so that she has sought
refuge with her parents.
The First ChriHtlun church of Lincoln has
applied to the court for license to bo given to
the trustees of the church to negotiate a loan
of fcJO.OUO on property owned by the church
In the city , the purpose of the loan being to
raise funds to aid in the construction of their
now cnurch cdiileo on Fourteenth and 1C
streets , and which is to cost CioOO. The
trustees of the church , who are petitioned to
bo given power to negotiate the loan , uro .1.
2. llrlscoe , .T. W. Deweeso and O. E. Harbor.
John II. Suverine , a farmer of Hilda pro
duct , has called upon the court for a manda
mus to compel the Union Pnclllo road to nut
in proper guards in crossings on his farm.
The casq will bo heard December SO.
The * rial of Lamb vs Gregory , ended yes
terday morning by the return of a verdict for
the plaintllT confirming the title to the valua
ble lands in question in Mr. Lamb. The re
sult but advanced the case to a higher court.
Yesterday Judge Field was engaged , with
a jury , In hearing the case of Gates , Colovt
Mile.s , a wholesale ill in of Omaha , against
Krossc & Smith , a Lincoln retail tlrm. Tito
amount in controversy is not preat but the
case is waged lloircly and the jury kept wide
nwake. It appears that the llrin hud in its
employ a traveling salesman , named Israel ,
whosoldajjlllof goods to the Lincoln linn
and took cash payments for the same. As
the house in Omaha has never received the
cash taken by Israel they sue for the vuluo
of the goods delivered.
01.0511x0finK OF inn TKHW.
The full term of the state university closes
the coming week for the midwinter holidays.
The coming weak will bo devoted entirely to
term examinations , and on Tuesday the re
gents will meet and close the work of the
week preparatory to the introduction of two
new members In the board uud the retirement
of Regents Holmes and Hiatt.
hi ATI' IIOUMJ ITEMS.
Dr. Ocrth , state veterinarian , Is home from
Ouster comity , whcro ho examined and killed
three horses afflicted with the glanders.
Burgeon General M. W. Htono , of the gov
ernor's staff , was ut the i-.tpit.il yesterday
making out the annual roi > ort for his branch
Of the military work In the state.
The attorney general is engaged upon a
llttlo investigation , called for by the state
auditor. Into the plans and workings of the
Nebraska Grain Dealers' Mutual Insur.inco
company to determine whether it can legally
.conduct business under the laws of the state.
This insurance company lias mude no deposit
With the state auditor and lias not been mi-
thori/ed by that department to transact busi
ness in the state without It can do so under
the law passed at the last session , which al
lows mutual organizations to exist if not of
more than 200 members , and if they do not
have Milaried ofllcers and do not receive
premiums. It is to determine whether
tills association Is of this character that the
favestigation Is being made. It appears , as
far as Urn imiuiry has been made , as though
tt could not bo construed as operating under
thu special statute. The he.idquartcrs , of the
association are in Omaha.
1111 : CITY IN iminF.
An attachment was Issued by Zoning &
Hcnklo against the effects of John Simpson ,
Who was leaving the city , to secure the pay
ment of a debt. After the papers in the
attachment were Issued the deputy sheriff
discovered that Simpson hud gene to DCS
Molnes , but search found the goods in the
express ofllco.
L. U. HUIT , attorney for ox-Polico Judge
Parsons In the celebrated controversy , has
gene to Washington to bo present the 12th
and present his side of the question to the
courtof last resort.
E. 1 * . Uoggcn , of the Capital hotel , who
has been very sick witli u complicated case
of throat trouble , was reported better yester
day.Conductor
Conductor Parley , who has been for scr-
oral jeurs with the 13. &M. , was bidding his
many friends In Lincoln adieu yesterday uro-
iwrntory to going to the Pacific caast , wliero
no will enjoy himself for a season prior to en
tering the employ of the Northern Pacific.
The most i-oniarlciiblo cures of scrofula
on record huvo boon ncconiplishcd by
Hood's Sursurmrilltv. Try it. Sold by
drug-gists.
Itcnl Kstuto TransferH.
Valhintlno Lipp to Clins Corbett , trustee -
toe , lot 11 bile 7T South Omaha , 1
C Uelsley to the public , plat of Helsley
plixt-u on sJ < J elf sw,1/ see 5-14-U
John T Pnulscu and wife to Thomas
Hirminglmm , lot 8 blk 3 William
llatiedoin's add w d 300
D L Holmes 01 ul to K M Genius , lot
IS bile 1)0 ) South Omaha w d 1,500
Omaha H E and T Co to Dora
Schwaab , lot 7 blk I Siumdors & H's
Ml Pleasant add w d 2,000
FE llcisdcph and wife to John H Ar
nold , lot 7 blk 4 Improve usbcciutiou
add wd 5,000
John H Iui-i > unt and wife to William
H Alexander , lot III KciV place w d. 0,500
APTnckoy and wife to William II
Alexander , lot 10 bk ) 3 O'NcW's tub
lower 2d add w d 2,700
J H Hungnto and wife to Edith M
Evans , lot 7 blk 1 Bedford place
w d SCO
T H Johnson ct alto Frank PCurl , lot
U-i and S3 blk 17 Orchard hill , w d. . . 8.V )
II H Myers ot ul to Niels Soiervo , beg
3PJU U n and 015 ft o s w cor of n w
> f see 15.15-l.T n 132 ft o 130 ft s 132
U w 132 ft to bog , wd 4fXX )
Sarah E Gardner and husband to
L Shaffer lot 21. ) blk : t Ssuuidcrs ft
HlmebiuiRh mid , Walnut Hill Grove
wd 900
South Omaha Lund Co to Jno A Dou ,
lot 9 blk Sil South Omaha , w d 225
Wm Lntey ot ul to O E Mnync , lot a
and s y lot 5 blk S sub dlv J 1 Hod-
ick's add , w d K > ,000
Samuel P PriiMiian and wife to
Adolph Klein , lot 14 blk 2 .letter's
add. wd 1,500
South Omaha Land Co to J P IXivis ,
lot 0 blk 81 South Ornnlm , w d. . . . . . 400
J I > Davis to John Lopp , lot 0 ulk SI
South Omaha , w .1 t > ,000
J H llungnta trustee , to Frank U Kan-
kin , lot 13 blk 4 Hodford place , w d. 700
John W GiiOlth trustee , to Miss Holla
llcldcn , lot 23 Uk 1 Uixkur place ,
wd WO
John W Grifttth trustee , to Xanuttu
Uolden , lot 24 blk 1 Hakcr place , w d 45' )
Jos-P Preston nnd wife to John H
Walls , part of > 'nw tfsocSS , 10 ,
12wd . . 1,200
John W CJrimth trustee , to M L
Fries , lots 4 and C blk fl Hakei' place ,
wd. . . . . . . . . [ 800
M A Upton and wife to J P DavLs ,
lots t ) and 7 blk 8 1st mid to South
Omaha , wd . . . . . 3,200 ,
Chas N I'olsom et nl to J P Davis , lot
7 blk S South Omaha , w d . . . . . . H.OdO
Total . ? 5 ,32i5
IlillliliiiK Permit * .
The following permits were Issued yostcr-
ay by Superintendent Whitlock :
'red Wltlorf , cottage , Ifitli near Pine $ 500
I. 1-j. Cary , cottage , Dearborn near
Nelson . 500
> . .1. Que.ile.v , 2-story frame residenci1 ,
27th near Crelghton avenue . 0,000
Three permits aggregating . $7,000 ,
ItlOltXUAKV
HLANCHI : n. HYIATSTKH.
Miss Blanche H , Sylvester , daughter of
leorgc Sylvester , one of Omaha's old and
veil known residents , died at her home , bfl'J
South Twenty-third street yesterday morning
t ; i : : ) o'clock. M Iss Sylvester was a lovely clrl.
ust budding into womanhood , nnd succuml > cd
D a combination of pulmonary complaints.
ler death leaves u void In the iioarts of rela-
Ive.sand numerous friends that can never ade-
imtely bo 111 led. . Tim funeral will bo an
ounccd as soon us relatives abroad can bo
curd from.
rr.trp cMpnr.u/ .
Deputy United States Marshal Cliff Camp-
ioll received a telegram yesterday from
tls homo in Fail-Held , la. , announcing tliu
.omewhat . sudden death of his eldest son of
.ulek consumption. The deceased was an
. \emplary young business man , about twcn-
, .y-soven years of age.
Tryinu Vim Ktlrn.
The committee of lawyers from the bar of
Douglas county , appointed to examine into
ho charges of forgery made ugalnst Attorney
> 'an Ettcn met In the private oftlco of Judge
roff yesterday afternoon. Tiicre was a full
'oprcscntution ' of the committee , nnd but
ittlo not already stated In the ! : ; from
imo to time was developed. The committee
ad not concluded their labors whcu they
.djolirnod.
Help For tlio OrphaiiH.
An entertainment will be given Thursday
ivening , December 13 , by the young ladles of
St. Catharines academy for the benefit of the
„ rphans now under the care ofathc Sisters of
ilercy. The event will take place at Boyd's
iperu house and a varied and 'excellent pro
gramme has been arranged.
Pat Says Ho Is Innocent.
The case ot I'at Hayden , charged with
grand larceny , was called yesterday after-
eon , but u continuance was given until to
ny at 10 u. m. Pat strenuously denies his
guilt.
Internal Revenue ! Collection ! ) .
Yesterday's Internal revenue collections
mounted to f 1,009.71.
CREAM
BAKING
fcfe. * m "
COWDE *
ItASiipnrlor excellence proven In million * ot
homes for moro tlmn a quarter of a contUry. It
1s used by the United states Uoveriitmmt. Rn-
ilor i'il by the head * of the cronf universities , as
the StronKest , Parent and Most Healthful. Dr.
1'rlco's the only Uaklng powder that does not
contain Ammonln. Lime or Alum. SnM only In
Cnni. 1'IIICKllAKINU PUWIIKH CO. ,
New York , Chlcat-o. St. l.ouls.
TTNBECEDENTEDATTaACTION.
* ' OVK A MILLION mSTUtUUTKD
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000
LSL
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Ineorporatnil ujr llio Tx-elslaluro In IMS , for Kdnea
tlonal and Chnrllalilo purpose * , ami Us franchise
niadu u narl of the prcsvnl Stale Constllullon , In I87J ,
by an overwhelming popular volo.
Its dram ! Single Nuubi-r Drawings take pines
monthly , anil tboUriiml Senil-Aniuml DrawInK regu
larlj eivtj six moullis ( Juno ami December. )
"Wo do hereby certify that wo supervise lboar
raniictnenls for all Hie monthly ami semi-annual
Drawings of 'I he Louisiana Hlato Ixillery Company ,
anil In portion luanagnand control Iliuilrawlnu'stboiu *
suites , and that tbe same nrncomlifctedwlthlumostr
fairness and In KOIH ! faith lowaril nil parlies , and wo
aulborlx ) Uio Company to u e this certificate witli
iac slmllei of our slunaturo altucUed , la Its advertise
ment , . "
COMMISSIONEU3.
We , tbe undersigned Banks and Hankers will pay all
Priirs drawn In the l.onlilnmi Mate LOtlorles wlilca
may be presented nt our counters.
II. OOI.1M II V , l'rc . I.oulsluna National Hank.
IMKItltK I.ANAU.X , 1're.i. . , late National Dank.
A. BALDWIN , L'res. New Orleans Notional Dank.
CAUL KOI IN , 1'rus. Union National lUnk.
GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING
In ilin Academy of Music , Now Or-
Irano , Tuesday , Dncoinbcr liIHH7 : ,
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
1OO.OOO TlokntH nt Twenty Dollar !
MalvcH $1O ; Quartcrii S3 ;
$2 ; Twi'iillctUf $1.
LIST OF l'ltlZt.3.
1 Pill /K OK ( niuin is . cmnno
1 I'ltl/.K DP ! iiilll ) la . Illluu
1 rill/.K OK WJIU Is . fd. ( IO
1 PIII/.K or iJUHMs . thjaat
i I'UI/.I.S OK lu.Wll uro . aii >
6 IMU/.KS OK 5.UII uro . 'Jfti IU
25 I'HIXKS OK 1.I1U are . , . 2ij J
110 I'HI/.KS OK ifllnro . M.HU
an IMU/.KS OK : ao uro . nu.uu
600 I'lll/.KS OK at ) are . 1UUUJ
Al'lMUIIIIIATHIN' 1'IIIZCS.
100 1'rlzes of J.V1I approiliuallntf to
m > .U < Jl'rltc > ute . W.OUS
10) ) Prlit-s of f.Ui approxlmallng lu
IliU.UU frlie are .
100 Prlresof fJUIupproxtmatliiK tu
KU.UU ) Prlio are . au.uoo
. .
IfXO l-rlroj nf HOOdcelUed by . . .fUl.UUO
PrlieaiB . 100.000
1.000 Prlies of 1100 decided by , . .IIUU.OOU
_ Price are . . 1O.UOO )
3.1 B I'rlici aroountlni ; to . flOYiUO
Korclub raU'i , or any further Informnllon apply to
the nnderKltfiied. tuur liandnrltliu must l > illitlnct
andslKnatureiilulii. More rapid return mall dellrory
will lm Hisureif by your enclosing anenvelope bearing
your full mlilrest.
HnJ POATAL N OTKS , express money orders , or
Nutro York liiclmnsu In ordinary letter. Curroucy b
express ( at our expcutu ) ailrtrejsed
M. A. IIAUl lll > ,
Nl'.V lllII.tA.N3 , LA. ,
OrM.A. nAUPIUN.
. \VA8IIIM1TOX , D.C.
Address Begistered Letters to
MflV OULKAXS NATIONAL HANK ,
NEW OIILKANS , LA.
lJTAn\T"RT7P a-hal iho presence of Gen-
K 1MU IMU IIjlV ! ernU lleaurenard nnd
Karly.whoara lit cbarcoof ibe ilrawtniii , is a KURT-
antro of abiolutn fairness and Intecrtljr , lhat ilia
chances arc all euual , and lhat no one can possibly
illvlno what number " 111 ilraw n Prltu.
UK.Ml'.MIIKH Hint llit > payment of all prlies li
niiAUAMtm ny rouit NAIIONAI. UV.VKS or NEW
uui CA.SM , and Ibellckuls nresUned by tbe prolilunt
of an ln > lltuilon whixu cbartured rlv'hls inn recuit'
nltod In llio hUbest courts ; therefore , beware of aojr
niitaliuas or anonymous lebcine * .
SENSIBLE PRESENTS.
Recognizing the special inquiry which is always made at this season of the year for Boys'
Suits and Overcoats suitable for Christmas and New Year's Gifts , we have decided to meet
this want in a manner which must be highly gratifying to economical parents by offering
special inducements in our Boys' and Olmdrens' Department. The large and pleasant room
devoted to this department and the excellent light makes selection easy. We have an un
usually attractive assortment and our prices will leave all competition out of sight. We offer
for this week
Childrcns1 Good Overcoats , sixes 4 to 10 , nt $1.05 , for which other dealers nsk $2.50.
Very nice Childrcns' Ulsters , brown plaid , ncntl } ' made , sizes 4 to 10 , nt 12.25.
A splendid Cassimore'.Overcont , with adjustable cap" of same material , at ? 2.50.
Another good Overcoat , similar to the above , is with Astrachau cape and culls , a very stylish looking garment , also , nt $2.50. It would be excellent
value for $5.00.
In finer grades we have a few small lots o very choice styles which we ofier at morvolously low prices. The brioi season lei't for the disposal of
these goods compels us to mark them at less than one-half their actual value.
One lot of little Ulsters miRlo of fine Chinchilla and beautifully trimmed with braid , sizes 4 to 10 , at $5.75.
One lot of very fine Astrachans , with satin lined cape , a beautiful garment , for $7,50.
Another very fine little Kersey Coat , with beautiful fur trimming , for § 7.25.
No more and appropriate and useful Holiday present for Boys can be suggested than one of these garments , and wo guarantee that these styles could
not be duplicated in any first-class establishment for less than double the price.
A large variety of Boys' Overcoats and Ulster sixes , from 12 to 18 , at equally low prices.
In Boys' and Childrens' suits we have an immense variety of styles and qualities from $1.60 up. Some of the finer grades wo have reduced consider
able. The figures were seeming low enough before , but we want to sell them out before the season closes.
There are also some splendid suggestions for presents in other departments in our largo establishment. We carry the most complete Stock of
Mem1 Furnishing Goods and afc lowest prices. An inspection will prove more forcibly than over before that wo are the leading Mens' Furnishers of
Omaha , and we guarantee our prices lower than asked in any other house for like qualities. Among the many articles which wo carry and which would make
useful presents for gentlemen , we enumerate a few
All Silk Suspenders at 7oc , usually sold at $1.50.
Silk Mufllcrs , in elegant patterns , at 75c , worth double.
%
Wool Mufflers in great varieties.
Japanese Sill : Handkerchiefs , at 2oc , 33c and OOe.
Silk Umbrellas at all prices.
Fine Jersey and Cardigan Jackets.
In Neckwear wo have already won a wide reputation for selling high grade and choice Btyles at most popular prices. The Prince Teok Scarfs , which wo sell at
15c , 25c and SOc can not bo bought for less than 60c , 75o and $1.00. For the Holidays wo have intido extraordinary preparations in this department.
All goods marked in plain figures aiid at strictly one price.
Nebraska Clothing Company ,
Corner Douglas and 14th , Streets , Omaha.
Man's Ambition
To spend his hard earned dollars in cheap advertised clothing , is a thing
many can't solve , when he can wear the best merchant tailor made goods
at about the same price. You may ask yourself where these goods
Can Be
Found , ask your neighbor , or read the papers , in the daily quotations of the
Misfit Parlors , 1119 Farnam St. , you can find your ideas in style of pattern
cut or price ,
"Gratified"
IN A SUIT OR AN OVERCOAT.
$ 9,80 for a suit which was made to order $20,00 $ $ 9,40 for an overcoat made to order $20,00
11,60 ii 25,00 11,30 ii 25,00
14,20 K li 30,00 14,60 ( ( 30,00
ii II 17,10 li 35,00
16,70 35,00 ,
18,40 II il 40,00 20,80 ii 45,00
23,60 II II 45,00 25,70 55,00
26,70 II ii 55,00 30,60 K 65,00
31,90 ii II 65,00 35,40 II 75,00
And many others for your consideration at an equal price , for the next two
weeks we will offer you a suit , an overcoat or any thing in the line of Fur
nishing goods at comparatively your own price ,
AT THE
MISFIT PARLOR
1119 Farnam Street. 1119.
"
OMAHA , NEB.
"i ! '
N. B. Orders by mail receive prompt and careful attention.1
THE CUPITOL HOTEL
I.INCOI.N. , NEB.
Ton best known anil mnit popular Hotel In the
stale , locution UTiirr.l , Hiiiiolnlmunls nrst-clasi.
Headquarters for mtunivicial uion and all political
and public gathering , .
E.I' UOGQKN Proprietor.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G. Jacobs. )
[ ifnl/nno ( inn
iluKvlo (111(1 ( (
At tbe olil ktand. JiOJ Farnam St. Orders by telo-
grupti solicited .ina promptly uttemUd to ,
.TeleJcphon. No. m.
TV LER DESK CO
ST. LOUIS , MO ,
MiNU'AcniRinsor FINS
DESKS , BANK COTOTER8.
BANK , OODRT HOUht
'
_ . I Best Work and Lowest Vrioei
"
Ouaianteed. lCOp K IHuiV4
CsUlngtis , yiiitsttTtrprinted , senttrtt , Ui Uge7p ,
SCIENTIFIC
'URING
1420
GLUCK & WILKINSON.
ill
OVER "STOCI (
--COATS
Owing lo tlic lateness of His season we
finil ourselves overstocked witli fine and
medium priced overcoats , and in order
to reduce tlic Quantity we propose to sell
mostoftliemwitliin tlic next 10 days , ,
and liave made prices that will tare a-T
speedy sale :
FOR INSTANCEs
s
Our $ 5 overcoats now go for $ 3,00
11 8 " " 5,00
" 9 " " 6,00
11 10 " " 7,50
11 15 " " 10,00
11 20 " " 14,00
11 25 " " 18,00
We have reduced In the same ratio
all OKI-
Fur and For Trimmed
Overcoats ,
and if you need one you will find
this the best opportunity yet offered
this season. We have had such tf ,
grand success of our
$10
SUIT
Sale that we have just added a few
more styles of desirable suits that
are selling at other stores all the tvaj/
from f4 to $18. We place them alt
in one lot and sell them at one price *
$10
We also have a fine and largo an *
sortmcnt of nobby styles in stilts ,
which tvc are offering at cut prices.
We Really Have Ho Competition
in Our Boys' ' and Childrens1
For our line of
Boy's Suits & Over
coats ,
7s very complete and our price oj (
$1 for a nobbn boy's jacket and )
pants , in ages from 4 to 13 years , i *
hunt to beat anywhere ,
THE
NewYork&Omalta
ONE PRICE if
ul
CLOTHIERS ,
FURNISHERS
And HATTERS
p
For Men and Boy's
1308 FarnamSt.