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; PATSEY DISPLAYED FiNESSE.
Ii8 Tricky Sch mo Saved the Day
For the OmahaB.
THEY WON IT BY A SCRATCH
Tile flnliks CloNe Ufl ( ( ) VIoory In the
NIt.t Ii , flut 1'ntey % ccIIeIt1tIIy
, StiiiiitIe.1 flflI They
, . Were Ehelentcl.
% 'esterI i'NeeIntIou Standi .i.
1'ollowing is the ofllcal stinuling of the
- Western ussoclittlort teams up to and ineIuu.
lug ycsterd.y'u gnrn.m . :
1'1nye.t Won Lost Pr Ct
Des Moines si : t t 30 .6
I it.l'uut. , ( K ) t ' ; J4 .011
Otnttha b1J ra 86
1Cah1Bt 0iL3' . . . . . . . . . ? ,7 4S 8th .551
- Ml1vi.ukcu . . . . . . . . . . 1)6 ) 4tS 51 .4t3
Sioux City 40 It ) 27 .413
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Chlvago , . . . . . . . . . . . . ( .J 80 56 .391
Davenport . , . . . . . , . . .S' 4 27 55 .323
% Otilalia 7 , Iavitiport r .
For tlio Ilrst. tituc this setson the Ornalsas
took the field , ftt8tou1 of the but , iii thu opc.i. .
fog innIng8 ,
'rliey were determined the hlabies houdn't
1101) o71t0 thout in the 1at hitilngs again , tin.
.1 1esi they hail u ChRflCO to get back at thin : ,
, They lind a ihos of that yesterday.
. Ai tt wasthev caine within a ) iar's ' brctttlth
of bIxig t.k1rird agalii ,
Only a little IIec&3 of finesse adrottly cxc.
outed by Pastey 'I'cbean saved their bacon.
It. was all i'ight , though. l'atsoy Is on our
side , you lciiow. It ho had buen
0110 the visitors goodness wlatt. n
4 . roasting he woud ( have rccclvcil.
But it iiiakes all the diticreticu In the world
whose ox Is gored. Don't itt
It tviis R hot striigglo , and y.t not an ox.
citing or enthusiastic one. t'Iicrc was a good
t dciii of hittitig but the llellIug ( was ( lutet ,
bhiarp und brUIant , and while thu spectators
t weI o not noisy they kept on the ragged edge
( of anxiety.
Ihtit cyorything k lovely. Thu Ouinhius
: woti.
lii the opening Innings the Infants svcnt
out. in oiic. two three order.
J Int the Oiiialias didn't.
'l'iio I'oet agitated the circuinamblent at.
, . uloslili crc In a strilcilig iiiitIiiiCl' Us ret II nics In
auccession , arid vent buck to rcchlno on the
jjenci. )
- Hilly iiiiiIs vas luelder.
On an iuiiatcurisli blunder of the long.
l Orutt'ii.out osteological sloclnnioni wino bouts
r witteli tinid guard over first for Davenport , lie
galloped round to second before he could be
t liidticctl to stop.
Then Br'cr Fox Croo1 comes along and
ho smacks \lr. iClolf ) for three bags before
' that giddy yonuster cotilil realize whiiit Was
% . going cii. Of course 411UI5 CitiflO home.
D That coy bini , the Chlppoyuuxt liopIedofr :
ii. . bis jercli anid walking up to the Iilate he
I. laced out one of his characteristic lItters over
. short.
I ' .I'IiIs brought Croohcs In. Then Mae stole
econd , took third on i.t I)0350d ) ball , amtd it
. liloutont later tahlicd on another oiio.
Iiy the wa.y , Mr. Meyer , us a baehstop ,
hot it glIttering success. 1-nvever , lie's
sonic pummipiclus vlth the club , us both
Clarke auti Lovett can nttct.
That was tliieo runs Iii , and a ripple of
band clapplng i itmi tbr..n' . ) tltt gi nmiil stand.
After CliIpcy ; hind $ 'rffd Tetamiu tiled out
to 1)eegan , Cooncv iof'hs ! base on bails , but
O'Cemiiioll broimg1t matters to a clo3e by
being extIugiihtied by Forstcr end Mc-
Iauley.
Aniothier score svas mnmide mu the third ,
- , - After Aumils ) IR(1 t'otilcd out to 1oycr ,
Croobs got liI base on halls , lie stole second ,
% vciit to third on a iassed ball and run lionio
on ZtlcOarr's second rlter to left ,
! .L'lli ( Juilpey ) stole second , then tliii d , and
tIme neoplo etiucred spasmodically. 'racy
acted suM. mis if they wanted to be paid for
yolilmig. ' lInt there vns one thing Mac
eouldii't ' steal , and that s'iis home. But ho
would lntve done so lirobablY if Tobeitu and
Cooney hadn't gone out so quichiy.
Iii the fifth the Babies managed to squeeze
lu one little learIY run.
After Demo lied been ( lone for , Iclojir vas
1' Iveni it lIfe , iii fitet secomid jao , on an error
y Uurns-a mutT of his short fly after a dos-
verato run.
Saydcr then retired on a 1)011 up to O'Con-
io1I , F'ortAr's safe hit sent Klopf lionie ,
Forstor getting clear around to third on
. 3urii' return of the ball to catch Kloif. A
, * uornunt lattir Forster , on a silty attempt to
Meal home was caught by Clarke amid he and
aglo ran hint ( Iowa.
The homo team diLl not 11011) theIr cause
Lilly In their half.
That rtin hind done the I3abies a 1)OtVOr of
good , ace they caine in for the sixth full of
hope unti emithuslusin. They pranced around
like a lot of yearling colts at the fair.
McCauley , the i.lrst amen at bat , rapped out
a three bagger amid Meyer a home run !
This vas too much , and the grand stand
) , roko forth in one wild , umitctbcrcd cheer ,
Lund. they kept It up , for Deegan niiido ii hit
stud stole second , Mild so dkl MeCullomu.
Do you wander that the PeoPle briho loose
froum their leliargic stateS It Is so pleasiit ,
wou kuos' to see the under dog crowd cmi tot ) .
But the crowd hardly expected svliat waste
to follow.
It was thea Clarke made a aub i u In try.
* ng to stji Doran's little fumigo , itnd as it
vcnt skIJnng on out among the clover stub
; ; o to right Ilelil , both Deogan and MCul1oui
icached the lIate. ,
The yelliiig iiit1 enthuslntsmn was just a
. 3Qud as I ? Omaha bad done the work.
IClopf flow out. to Cooncy , but Snyder fol
owed with the 111th safe hit of the innIn
oran essayed to score on thi play but vai
caught by a sharp , qulcic throw of Crooks ,
) : Inmilug ciided b lflsher flying out tc
This rondo the Omnalias iist a toad as bor
Iets , amid March hares amid wet hens , mimit
1Jiey caine Iii for their half with their visua
organs fairly brImming over wIth llfo'i
Ihuld ,
Tue Chilppey whanged out a three baser
nd Putsoy Oliver ono for two , Ho tool
tlitd on a Iassed littli. Cuoney then innule
hit l'i&tsoy coining home. Coomicy them
to1o second umid took third on t
biassed ball. 1. 0. then baiiged thin
ball for it single. lie , too , stole second. 'Vliei
Ziloycr bud uiiothicr lussed ball nod Cooiie
fialilo home and P. 0 , vemit to third. LInt In
wu ; ; left , for Nugle , Clurk iiiitl tlio Poe
.Ivei.o retired its raiddly as they caine up.
Those wore the lust itins scored in thc
gane , though the UabIei enimie e.crtieiat
iugly close to wiumiliig Iii their half of ttii
iilnthi , after two luniths were out.
It was about like ttiis
IJot-an went out emi a foul tip , thcu Klop
)1erlslied at first , but Snyder got his base oi
bulls , amid Forster imiade a hut.
Everybody held their breath when Fishie
lilt a high butt that siIcd UI ) beautifully au
out towards left just oyor Coomicy's head.
C000Ay ran for It hitimoi'aliy , but Ii
pouldn't get it. it touched his hands , the
bounded off toward the l'oet ,
01 couse all this tinte Siiytler and Fostei
vero tearlug away ! or howe. and they wouht
bavo got there , too , but Patsey Oliver , in cii
iie.vorIng to got out of Snyder's w.iy so Ii
_ _ _ svould have clear sailing totlio coveted gao
ot right in , lie was bluuk.xl . fur a moment
but the noxi was at ! again. Auudi.t Ui
bouts of the people lie reacliod the hilato-
Ut the ball awaited lilizi , The wild.eyu
Poet had thrown bun out by a shavc as thu
* 1 a railroad iniudwieli.
The oflicial s.'oro :
OMIIiA.
AC. It. in. sil. i'o. A. J
urns , It. . . . , . . . . . 4 (1 U C ) 1 1
.4ua13m. . . . . . . . . . a 1 C ) 0 1) ) 0
eroolis,2b. , . . , , , tI I 3 3
. IcGtirr. ri. . . . . . . 4 2 8 0 I )
Weboau,3b. . . . . . . . 4 1 1 (1 ( 1
Coonoy. as . . . . . . U 1 3 1 4
O'Connell , lb. , , , , 4 0 2 1 S 2
aglc , 0. . . . . . . . . , 4 0 (1 ( (1 ( 19 1
Clarke , p. , . . . . . . . !
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Totals :2 : 7 0 5 27 20
- DAVSNrOIIT.
Lii. li. U. 511. tO. A.
'orstcr,2b. . . . . . . 5 0 U 0 ' u
? lslier , ss . , . , . . , . , IS 0 0 0 2 2
.lcCauIoylb , , . . . , 4 1 2 ( I I ) 0
1 Ioycro . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 2 0 5 1
) eegan , rZ. . . . . . . 4 1 2 1 0 0
- - deCullom , if. , . . . , 4 1 2 1 4 0
) ) ormin , lIb. . . . . . . . . 4 1 0 (1 ( 0 13
lUopfp. . . . . , . , . , , 4 0 U 0 9 3
u3'der , a. . . . . . , It 0 :1. : 1) ) 0 1
1'ota1s. . . . . . . . . . . 87 _ 5 ii 13 24 12
Onimtha. . . , . . , , , , 13 0 I 0 0 3 0 0 -
' * Jayeiiliort , . , . , . 0 0 0 0 1 4 1) ) 0 0-
hues earned-Omaha 3 , Davenport 1. Two.
base hIts-'rcbenu. Thiteo.biiso hits-Crooks ,
McOarr , Cooncy flUll McCauley. lionie run
-Moyer. Ioublo play-Onnaha 1 , luvcmi.
port 1. Bases on balls-Off Clurko 1 , otT
iloif 8. Struck out--thy Clarke 5 , by lCuopf
2. Passed balls- Meyer 5. Time1:50. : .
Umpire-Cusick.
KnhIi4fls City \'Iiis Tts'o.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 2.-Speclat ( Toic.
grain t4 Tilt 13er.1-Tlu Blues won two
moore ganies front Chilrngo to.day-thio first a
stint-out niid the second by the iroro of 8 to
2. rlio fIrst game was a miiat-vcl lii one rc
sject-Conn"s iitelming , lie Is crediteit
with ten itrlke outs , but lie had two strikes
on nearly every other man vimo voiit out.
'rho second gannic was imioro exciting amid svell
PliiYcd , Swartzet wits in good form and
'i'urnor IItchel ) s'ehh , though a little wild ut
timmies , First ganie :
lminsis : City. . . . I 1 11 0 1 1 0 1 0S
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Eumned rtins-Kiiiisiis City 0 Two base
hits-Johnson , , Cartwright. 'i'hireq bu'w hilts
Manning , Doubhe plays-Nulton , hlenglo
auth Scott ; 'l'uiner and ljtinghu , 1"irst base
on balls-OtT Kcogan 2 , otT Conway 10. lilt
by PItChed ball - Mmintilig , , hlnsniiiuer ,
Hcott. First base emi orinrs-lCansa' City .
Struck otit-hJy Conway 10 , by Iccogan 2.
i'assod balls-Dugdalo I. Wild iitciie- ,
Conway I. hlits-ICansas City S. tililcago 2.
Errors-ICamisas filLy 0 , CIikngo 7. Uat
tories-Conway and Ounson , ICoogan mid
Dugdalu. 'L'juio-l :1f. : Uimipire-1"esscndcn ,
Secoi.d . gonna :
Ifamisas City. . . .0 1 0 0 0 2 8 0 2S
Chicago. . . . . . . . . 1 1 0 0 0 I ) 0 0 ( I- . 2
Fai'niit1 : m-uii.-Kanisas City 3. Two base
hIts-Cartwrigiit , ilengle. Three b4nso hits
.Swurtzvl. 1 I omo runs-1 rd g. Double
plays-Swartzeh , Heyiiolds itint lmtnintnig.
F'irst babe en buhis-OIf Swartzol 1 , otT 'Per.
ncr 0. II it IV pitched bull-Long , iCraig ,
'l'urner. First base on errors. lfminsas City
3 , ChIcago 2. Struck out-fly Swarizol 7 , by
'l'ur.ier . I I. l'a.sed balls-Itoynoltls 2
h1oo'or 1 , Nultomi 1. WIld hdtc'lIes-SWiiitloI
1 , 'l'iirnor 2. lhlts-ICanisas City 8 , CIik'ago
s , 1rrors-1Canismis City 2 , ChIcago 0. list.
tcries-Sv.u tzci and Ileyniolila , 'Punier suit
1-louver auil ( Nulton. 'J'imne-2 00. Umpire
-F'cssendcu.
t4iOII City I 2 , liiIwniiicec 4.
Sioux Crrv , Sept. 9-ESuiccial Telegram
to Time Urm.J-Stoimx : Cit"s hul : changed
for the better in thin game vith tlic Mllwau.
luau club today. 'l'lio gummie was thmc hmn.t of
the seiics. Thu vIsitors veie outplayed nt
cvi : ry 1)1)1 Ii t. I ii the II rst htrt : of the iihuith
Inuuliug Sioux City batted Sclieuikcl tcrriflh.
cahiy , niuthing four two hiaso hilts almost in
sticcessto.i . amid eammuluug live of the ovemi
rm118 ( upadc. 'l'iicgnmne was called lefOiO ) the
iinitlt $ lulling svns closed In order that the vis.
ltoi'i4 uiilglit catch a train. 'Plie score :
Sioux City. . . . . . I I ) I 0 1 0 2 0 7-12
Mi1viuikeo..0 0 0 0 0 U 0 1 3- -1
Karuieui runs-Sioux City 7 , hIIvauikee 2.
'I'V , ' ( ) liase hits-Powell , Force , ( Jenhiis ,
Schulidkiicrht , I\laskiey , Struck out-By
\Volis 2 , b' Schiciikcl 2. Left on bases-Sioux
City , Mllwaulceo 3. Bases on bihls-Off :
\'ells 1 , otT Schemikel 3. 1uissed balls--
Schilldlcuieolit : t. I'ittIls I.Viid pItchic-
Schemihcel 2. 1)auhic th.y-CcnIiis . amid Force.
Tuna-i t5. Umnpirc-.ucst. ( . .
OTIIE1t GAM1.
Yester&1z.y's ! .Viumnors In the tiuieviciuii
. Association.
New Y0nK , Sept. 2.-Ueuit of to-
ihav'i , gitmue :
OimiciumuitI..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44
i3rooklyui..1. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 25
CI.Evcl.ANn , Sept. 2.-Hesuit of to-
( ha'5 gaimie :
Clevehiind. . . . . . . 1 1) ) 1 0 4 I ) 4 0 1-li
Louisville..0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0- -1
Ouumnliui 1 LW , icnisoii 6.
C.uuoi.i. : , lit. , Sept 2.-Spccial Telegraimi
to 'rims 13iE.-Thic : thiii-d gitmno of the series
betweemi the J. J. iliiitlliis of Oimialmu antI the
1)unisons took Illaeo here today , cacti of the
cltib' wiuiumimig cue of the two previous gaines.
'l'lie gaiuioVUS close and exciting up to the
last Innuig , the score rtuiiding 0 to ( I at the
cmiii of the eighth. 'rhrough a series of costly
errors on thin part of the Tenisomis in the
miiuithi tim ilardins succeeded in scoring 0
i-tilts. The score :
Oimdin..1 1) ) 0 1 0 1 8 0 0-15
Denison..0 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 06
Pitchers-Lawson mid Utodu.
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Beatrice 7 , Geanul Ishamuul 4.
Ga.Nn l5lANI ) , Nub. , Sept. 2.-Speclal [
Telegram to ¶ l'nma BCE-Tiie Grand Islanu
club receIved their second defeat to-day at
the hands of Beatrice. The seoro stood
7 to .1. Pitrhicrs-Grand Island , Moffmitt
Beatrice , Lookubmiughi. Fully p2,003 eliamiged
hiatida.
Switchimuien 26 , Conductors 14.
The Omaha iiiglit switchunen defeated a
nub ot comiductois yesterday by a score of 2t3
to 11. 'Jlio tinttciies were James Cliligan
and J. C. Castolint' for the switchmen , con
dimetors , Crhllin amid Shiennultiut ( IlItohiers )
nutl Smith for their opponents. Switchimutimi
Staloy iiiniie a home run and brought in
three other runs.
'IUR1' iVlN'rs.
( (1uiitI IlireaRs the 'fhiree-Yoav.Ohd
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IecQrd at Oakland
SAN Fii.emsco , Sept. 2.-At Oakland
hark ycsteiday Adoitis broke the record for
thu-ce-year-old lmcCrS , mnahcimig a tulle , best
three In five heats , iii 2:11) : ) .
: K1Ii1tt1N IS
Eiihllvan Wanisto 1lglit Alh lie
11aM to io Is tO "i'uit Up. ' '
Niw : Yoiim , Sept. 2.-"Jolin L. Sullivami is
iuiliOits to light. lilralu , ' ' said a friend of
L the ox-chimunpion , lust night , ' 'and , ' ' ho toii-
timtucd , ' 'suvimig ' slight imiuiIos on his hand ,
ho Is lii iis good shiipo : us evci hio was. Jolimi
is hiving at home vith hils folks , uttiti has
abandoned thu gang of loafers viiu did theit
best to ruin hulimi. ' '
Bitt Iharding , muanriger foi JCIIi'aln In the
absence of ilmelmard K. Fox , when tnhd of
Sullivan's expressed desiio to nicet ICihi-ulni ,
sititt : " 1 ciii only too imiuchi jileitsed if Sulli.
\.ali incaims s'but 1w says. Alt that is nieces
sary to bring abotit a iiicotlng is foi him te
t cover 1Cilrtitt'i 5OU ( itow in the oflice of a
unornitg liCSVbliaIier. ' '
lironlie ' .VhIhJ niup Again.
Li Nuw Yiiu , Sept. 2.-Steve Brodie , who
jUUhled ) off the I3roolrhyn bridge , vout UI ) tc
Pouglikeepsie with his wife , 'l'liursdiiy , and
f
cxaiuined the new Poughkeepsio Ln'idgc
a across the Hudson , lirodlo announced his
luitontioli to Uiflh ) front the 101) of the second
smut froiii thu west shore on Scptemiiber 29
' .I'Ito toll of the sp.ln is 212 feet above highi
vatci mark.
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i Beware of 8crofula
U Scrofula is probably more general than any
oilier disease. it l litsidlotis Iii character ,
L , amid manifests itself Iii ruminimig sores , pustuhar
0 eruitions , boils , swehilmigs , enharged 3olnts ,
: i bscesscs , sore eyes , etc. Hood's Sarsaparilla
a expels all trace of scrofula from thic blood ,
leav'imig It pure , candied , and healthy.
0 I was severehy afilicted vitli serofula , and
over a ycarhiad two running sores on my neck.
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c. Took live bottles hood's Sarsaparllla , and ama
2 cured. " C. E. Lovuo , Lowell , Mass.
1) A. Arnold , Arnold , Mo. , hiatt uterofulous
8 oes for sevemi years , spring and fall. Ifocil's
(1 ( arsai'ailhla ' cured him.
Salt Rheurn
0 Is cab of thie most disagreeable diseases caused
0 by Impure tdooil , It is readily cured by hood's
7 Sarsaparllha , thic great blooti puritler.
. William Spies , Ehyrla , 0. , suffered greatly
. - from erysipelas amid salt shown , caused by
I. hmandhingtobacco. At times his hands would
I cratit open and bleed. lb tried various prep-
0 aratiomis withiout aid ; flnahly took hood's Sar-
saparihla , and now says ; " I ama entlrehy' well. "
U "My ion bad salt rhicuni on his hands antI
0 On the calves of his legs , 11 took Hood's
0 Sarsaparllbs and Is entirely cured. " J. 33.
0 Stanton , lilt. Vernon , OhIo. , -
! Hood's Sarsaparilla
. oIdbyafldrugtits. , h ; shxtorfs. Mattoonly
-7 Li 0. I. 11003) & CO. , ApotheoaricLowehI , b1az.
.5 100 Poco On DoIir
TIED UPV1TII \ TIlE 1OMS ) ,
The Doul Entered Into By tim Demo-
crate of Iowa.
A N0N.COMMITTAL PLATFORM.
It l'rcherves a Mysterious h4ihitice cit
I3ucrnl 1'LiliieuitotIM Qtieuitlouis
Time III iigttlitiip I'rcss-JutIgo
11itrnhI'H ltljuiliCtIOfl.
The Ieinocratlo Cor veuit mu.
De MOINES , Is. , Sept. 2.-Ispecimil to Tutu
13ir..j-Thio theuuiocrntic state comis'ention was
lucid In this city lust week utuid a ihatfe'mn
mmd ticket idttci'd before thto people to catch
the railroad vote. The platiormn deals In
' 'ghitterilig generalities , " mind does not coni
tutimi a word on time monientous railroad ques.
tion miow agitating the state , or one hue au.
proviuig the work of the railroad cotnniis.
&ouiei.s. Judge ICluno , of Talon , vhto was
for muiamiy years the stauiding candidate for
govet'uior , antI vuo ) secured hits election to
time district bouiehi by virtue of the solid raIL'
road vote of Vim home , ii diviiion station of
time Miiwiuilcce , wus chief spokesiiiaui of the
hiatforiui committee. ' .l'lio railroad Ihitnhc ) ,
compared with the declaration out the sauna
question by the republican convemittoti , is
wcutic and non.couiuinittuil , oIng only so far
mis to ufhirun the right of time legislature to
control the corporations which it creates , ii
; iropositlon which mm oiip denies.
Pita lending cfllces hiteratly vemit
n.bcgglng , amid citiiihiulutes hind
to ho minuted 'ltui 'ero absent amid could not
thechino. Geoigo C. lieburhiuig , of Jackson
county , a rouiegade republican withan loordi-
nato thirst for ofuice , was named fqr scoe.
tam-V of state. Auums Case , of Clilekusaw , an
asuiirlmtg yotuuig banker , with a was
tyit ) . hut Oil the tieket for trensuler. Patmiek
henry Smnytlme , of Burlington , it laivyor of
fair ability , was selected for tipuenio judge ,
nail .t. C. 1itcIielh ' mm unkuiowmi niumuber of
the Ltmcas county 'bar , for attorney gommersi.
'Ihie ' rouivemit 10 Ii , In the hiopo o f (1 ivhilimig the
Seandinaviimui vote , which hicretofomu huts
becum time inaiutstay of thio republican hiun-ty In
sctcmal PiiIS of the state , noumiinatctl Daniel
.1. Ockersomi , of Moritgouiiery county , icr
mututhitor of sttto. 1'.Ir. Ockei'son is it iuativo
of Sweden and cue of the 'et'y few uhemuo
cruts found among thmuit muatiouiahity. lie is
i-omparutttvo tlmikumOwli. ' .VIuo oflic'e of mull-
ioacl comuumnissiontr : uhene seemed a temuptimig
bait to time Imuiugr. ' demmiocruits , itud a large
mutimuber of comitestamits entered the nace.
I'cter A. 1)oy , it umicmnber of the prosemit coin-
uiiisston , vuvi umiauiiiuiotisly itoininsteul. 1'or
the other two vositlons the railroad imitetests
brought otit llermi.unnVilIs , of Clinton , an
ex-emigimicor of the Nnrthwostern ; .hiidgo J.
1' . Ahhisoim , of Siotux City , anti U.
r Juuiu , a i-eutl estate Jeaher of
Algoiiui. Thu nnti-miop1oiIsts , named
several candidates , ai'loiig theuui Scouter
I 3ui' Ici's , of Clay tomi , rep i-esen Intl ye
Jotciilis4 ! ( of 1).tvls , imitI Uiurmihititd Cruiser ,
miii Ida coulityftirjmier , itnid uimeunbcr of the mull-
tulice _ Southwestern Iowa uuummmed J. Ii. Hurl-
inii-t-t. , hirge uuid successful fummmiem' , mind nit
-ettihe umucmnber of the Adair cotuuity ehilunce ,
Semiator hhutylessViiS sIiecIuull' imisthieuh for
slaughter. lie s'as a member of the last
ititto semmato , nod ably led tIme imiinouity of
demmioerutlo scmmalors iii the amiti-mnomiopoiy
struggle , amid stm-ouigly Insisted upon redeemmu-
hug the pmcdge of the party Platform Iii regard -
gard to railroad hogishatlomi. Roprosemitative
liotchiklci . hives ium Davis couiity , the very
liot-heil 0 \VeutVeriSlll , iuuud has outdo it rec-
oitl in tIme general assembly Iii favor of the
most iriiouuicot1 umitl-inOmiOpOhY lneuisturos.
'i'huougit bus friends fought it galhamit light and
tirgcil uk muomnimiation on the ground of locality -
ity , the lCimimui'-Ilumiter conmUinuttion iiiariced
luimiu for a victim and lie fell hind lii tile
i.uice.
'l'iue allIance contingemit in the convcuution
allowed their party zeal to get tue better of
their luI'ilieiiilOS , : tmud deserted I Lurhbui't and
( li-user at time leIme4t of the noliticiumus auid
jOimiel iii the iituuiiuiiedo to Lund and \Vllls.
( I rasor's candidacy divided nortiu\cstommu
Iowa amid nrovctl fatal to the chiamices of
.Iudga Allison who , out account of his
mihmiiity am1 wide acquaintance ,
vouhd lirobuibly hiavo been more
acceptable to the railroadi thuami Luuud.
Reutiiziuig ut the lust inouiuomit thiat they until
been bold out , the grancrers greeted the moo-
tion to make the imonuimmatlon of Lund arid
\Vihls umiuimimnous ss'lUt it storni of noes. In
thtis sottiutg aside tried itnd true men like
l3ayless amid liotchklss for ant cx.cngineer ,
amid it mmiii ugcmit who has close business
relations with the railroads , the democrats
iroved the immsiiicerity of their antl.rnoruopoly
professiomis. 'l'hoy vIh1 no doubt secure a
solid railroad vote for these candidates , but
wilL howe great diflicult.v in convimicing time
thousands of d'inocrmitlo farmers vhuo belong
to tuio alliance tlmmut thieo lutes s'iii nuithe
better comuiumiissiouicrs non vi1L dofonti their
lntereu.ts moore zealously than members of
their own organization. The State Alliance
vi11 imuoct in ri few days , and while it Is a
strictly mion.partisaui hotly it will no tlotibt
talco it hand iii the tight by puqsimug a Vote of
want of comilidenco Iii Messrs. Lund amid
\VIils amid ( jUuiic1 y immdorsiiug thia work of the
Prcsemut comniutissioii.
A strong offoi-t will ho niado to convince
the hie0PiC that \\'ihis Is a "lruboriim. man , "
but no one will duiio to ilispitto
thmit hue Put lit it good Pam-t of
his time last whiter lobbying
with members of thuo legislature to defeat
the r.ullrouul biii. 'lImo News of this city ,
time loadIng Iiidepeiidemit dully of the state ,
iuui(1 time lIomiiestutd , tluo alliance haper ) ,
wilL both 01)1)050 timoso muommitnocs and advocate -
cato the election of the present conumiusslouu-
ers. It looks as If the combine would thoU It
an uphill job to i.dI through this ticket.
Strange to say'aid mud conifort" Is being
extended to the cumcmny by several profess-
ediy meiiubhlcau Puir. 'rite Cedar Rapids
ltotiubhieaiu Is decidedly mtugwumnpishi on
both the couiiumiIsiomiers nail governor , mind if
It. tIOCS miot bolt thmo tIcket vIiL do it more
harm than good by its sumpuort. Scarcely it
lamgo daily iii time state is gIving the ropubhi.
ccii railroad coiimummissiouiots no enthmtusia'tie
and hicarty Htlipoit ) , muimul the tight is being
unmuintulmued by the locuil Ilatuers umid tue uugri-
ctiltural
'limE FAIR ti. IxJUNJTIN. )
iou. S. Ii. FairuIi , judge of the Iowa City
district , a few days ago remidered a decisioui
muuuiking uk imijtinctiomm rostruumuing the rail-
ioid : comnummissioumeris from puttimig their
schedule Iii force in respect to the l3urllmig-
ton , Cedar flmtpids & Noithorit peipetuat.
lie takes ulmimost the sruuie ground its Judge
Brewer , umitl holds that time state intust Iii of.
feet guarantee stuch rates mis wilL paY their
runhiimug expenses and a fair Interest eu their
InvestnuomiL In otimor words , that the power
of thue state Ia regard to fixIng charges Is
hiuiuitod to tire rates betwecxt a fair rind an
ttxombitutumt net humoilt. That is , if ii road
could show thmat it was only mujakimig it ( miii
and reutsonsbho rate of interest on its invest-
mnemit amid it law wits paused that would re
suit in a retltictlon of Its Income , that the
law would ho tmuconstittmtionuti. 'l'lio su.
pvmne court of the United States hits hover
settled this exact questioum , although cohiat
orally it hits held to the o1i1iosite opiuuiomu.
'Ihue Injunction 'ilL be appouuied to the eu
huhumile ( Yurt of the state and conic up for ar
gummiciut during the October term. i'atruiil
was a corporation lawyer before in
wuus elevated to the bench , umiut
his decIsion tithes an ultra railroad view ci
the case. 'rime couimmissioners are coimlideul
that thue highest coumt Lu time state tvihl over
rub the lnjumictioui. It this decision ehuoult
be sustaimmed It would allow the railroads t (
iraetIailY ) estuuhilsim their own rates. ' 1'ime
would only have to take euro that their divi
deuths did not. exceed S on' 10 ior cent , tout
they would ho beyond legislative comitm'ot
'rho roads could fluid a luuumdveti ways of ills
hosing of their "surplus , " and the 11001)11
wouihul be howorIos. Tue ruling ott title in
jtumctlomu by tim higher cotut'ts svili be awaiter
with the gicatest Irnlnuttomico by the Ieolmlo 0
Iowa , but they mire not at all disposed to givi
tip the tight. Burhiugtoii , 1)mivonpou't , flu
buquo and all of tiuo river cities mn-u up ii
mit.ulis on account of the discrinitnuttioui uigumimus
thutan itt favor of Chicago , iinii tiiuy are ibouu'
lug lim uiuiiuem0tii ; Comllmtiiita daily in ragutri
to thai mumttcr. 'J'hila ouitet nuiuins life 0
ticathi to the jobbers , amid thmis fact they boglm
U ) fully rculiw. ttix.
lowa'H Case 0t Leprosy.
_ Das MoINES , In. , Sept. 2.-Speclnl [ to Tuu
l3is.-TiiO discovery of z ease of leprosy ii
Iowa some woclrs ago led to coi-rcsponulemw
from the .itatO board of heahthi to the Unite
States coiisul In Norway , tue case liavin ,
come from that couutry. hut answer to th
inquiry if thioro could not be something domu
to irevont the Immigration of such cases , ii
writes that it it doubtful unless the Autcrlc
mutithioritmes desiguinto tue precise individuals
utifeetod. lie uuggests that soimm efforts Lie
uuimtdo by CongrosM to establish a syMtcmn of Imu-
si'cctfomu by coimsimiur agents trnfoie imml.
grants be aiiots'thl to comae to this toimiiti'y.
1 Ic says thmnt 'itlioiit mutitluority frommi eomi
gress lie is Powerless to net. Most of the
m'nseq of leuiro.y thimit lowe been brought to
this coumitry hitt'e emmmu fromui oimo puirt of
Not'tay.
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STOPPED THE FUNERAL
JuthOt ) 1'eII lng'slslttlo ( lid \VmLM 4111
Itenuhy ihr Iltirini.
Clmlcngo herald : There was it hut-
oral at 3 155 4Uhtflfl ) street Sumudny after
naomi , Jacob \Ve1ttng' hiettY little
girl , Clau'a , vlto wzt tli'osvned in the
Son thu 13 t'utn cli , was bullet ) , an d her i'tl.
mnrilmis Verc foliotved to the cemetery l'
8 lituga coterIe of milotirmicrut. ( heorgo
I leitun an , mui timudeutnker itt 8163 Souit
lliuistcd street , tild hits best to stop the
obscqtmics , and for it tinue it seemed mis If
511000s8 were 'oitmg to crown his ciTorts.
lie had umiitdo it contract with \\'cliing
to ltim'ry time child for $ 10 , of tvlulc It
mimnoumit it tvaii stlpuiittetl thint i0
Imi cash ahtotmld 1e ) ( before the tummet'ai
stmtrtod utmid the latlutuice Iii sunts inuugi n
fmonu $2 to i whuomieverVehiing could
9)iLLo ) miii y thu I mm g from hi is meager wages ,
1' v1etud n tito uieigiubot'luootl attauitlud
the fumuermul , it humidred or moore of themu.
One O'clock vts , the hour 'lucmu the
fumierul cortege was to8tittt for the cciii-
cten'y , timid when It cunutu around It
brought ilcltinituu , tiieuuidcrtmilccr , gluni
nut ] shout. lie emitered the lutrlor where
the little cutsket auid itH lifeios contents
lay , but Iuistoati of cloiIiig thin coihhti ,
ovet'ybotly hteSelit 0.XhOCtCd ) , hue glided
ill ) \VellImui , amud , iii ito undertone ,
deinmiuiuled the buthrtmmeo of : ; tj ilue him.
ti1itit I limtvc mm ot got tiiiit mnuchi , " P1-
tested the uiuhuutppy ftthier : , mind htc stared
bhmtuikls' mtuoumid time room.
' "l'iicn this fuuicn'al does muot go
etid : time tuimdorttkcu- : .
"J3tit I viI1 you its I ngrced , "
ithctt1ctVelllmig. .
" 'I'humtt womt't do. I've chiunged may
imiiuud unol lutist imtve : tile nioiiey now , ' '
wis : the u'ojoiiidur.
'l'iie frtthmer looheil itt the colhlmi and
thou at his fricuids. ' .I'hmo lattcr not
kmiOWi I1 uttiythuitig about the nature of
the ( liiiligUt ) between the Litir , wore get-
tI ng mielt'OUs over srhutt iccmned to tticumi
to be u p mu cccsiitty tlcluty I 'i tue proceed-
immguu. I'ili'ehiiuig'z uiimid was soomi
mode UI ) . Ho toii a foit' friends of time
tmndcitmtIci'e ilemnutmid rind timey q uickh % '
cciii , ' , uuicuttcd it to the rest of tIme mnnurmu-
. - ' : il. 'liie funeraL nutist go on. 'J'hat wits
the t'ei'dict of cvoiylmdy mumid there t'uus
u-i general eiiiityiuig Of hoclCCts ) mind
ltl I ses , s'hi job hm'oceod I mi g mid ted I hi o
( tither it few eemmts over ' 25.Vcllimig
tendered the ainoun t to Ileitmuttn ituiuL
sutid lie would lty : time i'est vhiemi the
coihhmu was iii thin grouumil , but the tmumder.
taker vamited so. : Ho would not hiuivo a
eemmt hess. The mout'miers thi'eatcuuerl
and hiecuno : thoimionstrati ye in I iuuir
wrath wliemi the umiderttker's : olstimIne'
was explained. but , ? 1c. TIeitmtn : titood
his groumid , hooking as std : mind glum mis
lie thu 'iieuu lie entered the house of
death. As a last resom't 'tVciiimmg
rrtii over to a uieigliborimi g grocery
store , conumuuuicmited his i1isres to thia
lroii'ietor ) mid begged for it luau of
lie got the tnone' , ' , ptid : it to Jicilmmumi
amid the funeral cortege stmirtcd emily aim
hour utiter the mtgtetl tinic. T3tmt thme
number of iiiotivticrs vIuo miccomnpumicd :
the remnithius to the COui1etOi' wits comi
sidcrrthly 1 ess thmtii thuitt vhiicht origlutally
eouutcmniiiitted goimig' ' , for iii eomituibutlng
to the uuitlertakci"s fund ri good muiy :
had to give Ui ) the cuishi with which they
iuiteuided to pa for their ride.
Undertaker Ileitmutmi wits found mit his
ilitco of bnsimicss. To the herald ne-
lOrtCl' he said : " . .TutkeVclliuig canto to
me I"rklriy nightt ins. company with Ittt
Jcocfe. lie salth 'My little dtugittee :
Clara was found drowned in the river.
I vaiut , 'ou to take charge of the body. '
I Sitys , All right. ' I tvont over to the
house amid emnbalmned the bodr. Tic
siti(1 : 'I'll comlie to-morrow nod pick out
it coffin. ' lie caine and selected otto. I
says. ' 'Thitit tht'ee-foot nimie-imieli white
colhhui is worth $20 , with thio box. If
you have not the money to talc. . . that , a
cheaper cue utay uuissvou : that vouId
save me the trouble of going to thio lute-
toiy to get ouie. Thiore1s a ii lee brown cite
for tMO. If the hat glass is too exjellsivo
here's a nice otto for O. ' lie said : 'I
must see my vifo mtbotit it. Shme must
help me to PitY for it , utnd I vnuit her to
bo sitisiied. : ' I replicd 'iVo11 ' , I'll
comb tight over to tile house. ' So I
telephioumed to the coroiiem : tnt1 then
wont to the house. I told \\'elling the
cot.ohiol. stated Ito would be thteie ho-
tweemu 11 and 12 o'clock.Vehltiig
called flue out on the sidowmtlhc tuoli inc
by tire aria and said : 'YOU'Ve got to ( ii )
a little batter. My wife wants the wiuito
coflhmi , but $2 ( ) is it little steep. I iimivo
to work very himu'ui for my umioney. All
the cash I hmtvc is $18. I'll give you $10
how OU the cotlin. ' I replied : 'All
right , .Tttko , l.'L . it go. ' Tue saute
muight omits of my duivct'a tveuit
over \Velling' house , nod .Tmtko ordered -
dered a hearse utnd live cuirringes to St.
hionifmtcc coitietery. I butt two othtot
funerals that day. Tue il ulvcr caine
bieIc mind said : ' lie wants the white
iietrsc : amid five cutri'iuiges. ' ViTa eould
get tue coihlum in it currluit2-o emtsy , so long
its hue hmmtd little umiomioy to puts' . I iiid : to
Fi itz , mny hieutd driver : 'u'oti go : tn(1
nttemul to the \Vclling fuiuet'utl.Vhmat
do they witiut with the white huctrso :
vhtuui they can't huL ) : ' for it ? ' \Ve litid
itlroady hoomu wni'ned against trusting
them. I sity to hi1riti. : 'Dont you
start wRit tlurit fumueral umitU you
huto got the uulouCy. ' I gave hint
the bill for * U0. After lie imtd : gone
to thuc house hue e.tme back. I wut
away. lIe stttcd : time cut'uo to may wife.
Shie said : 'Forty dollars ivihl do. \\To
rii1 iisic the rest , but umiless vott get. 8 II )
tirive the huemtruc mud ciurrinigos hutch
huei'c. ' Fi'ittold them imo iuiust have
the $10 before lie ts'out further. 'l'iioy
gave it to him. Tue fuuien-al themi hi0-
i'ceded. Tiunit's all tlueru is to time story.
I lumtve been iii the t1miOt'tutkiuig busiumebs
thus mit.ighuborhuood , 'for the last tituc [
: muitl IOn tiot nfu'aio of it little thing
like this hurting uuuy i'cputatiomi. All I
vamut is my moo cy for erices tendered.
I uimui it tinion unto itnd ehimtrged iuiuioui
Inices. I'd like to ago the othiet' $ , i ( ) they
ow uiie. I hmmtvu $1,00 ( ) owing inc for
fuiueu'uil expenses ftubin various parties. "
Tue little girl vlmotvtts ( l1'tWmiel SVii5
a nieinbor of the p-rrish school of time
C'hiticchi of the Iiniutcuhuttn Conception ,
L nitil tipwutrl ( of ? : her seltoolinttcs :
) were soleeted to ut'l4IStiui the somug sct-
r 'icc over huct ic1timt1us itt the C'hutil''i ) .
- They yero emu huitmiIttit the ttpltihitcd )
] iotin utnd so were tlic it'iest and the or-
: gntmuist , but mis Limo svpt on tile funerti
) ltOeesslaim did notttmrn thmoy weu'o miii
sent hmonio , becuiise'ti0 ' lViest tauiiosod
that the ) i'ogrmLmune httd 1ICOuI chuatiged ,
f nmnl thumit the 1)011) ' would not ho brought
to the oh twchi.
TIme Uniomi Pitelile.
"TII1 OVlEtL4ND UOUTE. "
SYill tumi speehuil traluis to time ( alt
r grounds Septembt' 3d to 8th u'mclusuvo
fn'omn 10th street depot at 11:20 : a. un. anti
ovot.y heat timoroutfter until (1:20 ( : l' ' iU
stopimmg ) sit fttot of 1)uvenport street timid
N Issotirl Pmtcifle doit. Returning
r. iu leave fair' grounds at , 0:50 : a. m.ttiid
a hour timou'eafter until 6:50 : n , in.
0 Traiuis for time Siege of SolnLstOl)0
rIl1 leave i0thm etroot depot Septembam
g 3rdithm , thm , ( Ithu , 7th and 8th at 7:3 : (
0 n. ni. , and return altoi the jtcu'fol'iiimtmtCe
0 ebmtstopol traIns vh11 i'uu only to Lo
0 oust s treet. Fat-a for round trip lJ
ft cents.
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T''J ' ! : , _
The Burlington takes the load.
It was in advance of all lines in developing Nobraska.
It was in advance ofall Unos in establishing diniilg-car
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mall service.
It was in advance of all lines in running Its trains from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha andChlcago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
( eave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the
evening of 'the same day ,
- It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
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TIlE 1EANIIER OF SEVENTY-SIX
Thu Vnrlouly Coniidorod Out-Off
Lake of To-day.
A SHEET OF VAST POSSIBILITIES.
Time Uses to ' .Vhleim time liake hi NOW
llt'imig Pitt aimul time Seimemuue
% ' I'r'e litimig Pt.ojcetelt
1 ui the F'uttire ,
'fhie Itorseshion Lake.
0mm the uiigitt of the 11th of Oetohmr ,
ISTU , thuc swolleum vuttems of the eboco-
late-colored ? dirsotnui went cmi : i frolic.
and iii the unonumiuug wimen the in Imubi-
tamuts of the them sleepy towmi of Ommirthma
louT ittiemi , they fouimd that the uurtjes-
tic iiootl wut ilmnviimg placidly imi a uuow
chiuuuuiel it hind carved umearly tivo mmiiies
cast of thte old omie. Tue tm'ClltincrUs
streutiti huH comutimi tied ever iiimce to follow -
low iii the sitnuic eoute , and the old , deserted -
sorted bond , vhicit lnts been gradually
filled in at omme coil vntht sitmudhars aimd
other alluvial deposits , is kiuowmi cmi tue
Omnuima niaps itS Out-Oil ititi. : 'l'lie see-
tion cut oil front Iowa i.S' tue freshiet is
styled C'ut.Oih ishamid , rind lots proved a
t'efuge for the licuumse-avoidluig sitloomi-
iiccl)0t , to say umothimig of its tuuupt000-
ilcumtcd sotuu'ces of legaL discord jro-
bahhc immmcmuiLiiig litigation before future
ti'i hitt mu ii is.
Not uifltiSilOil with its eonfimuoiuiemuth ,
the sotmthot'fl miecli of thue lithe lots hcomi
w'ahiiuig ttwuts' I ts western lOU iillttiOS (
and ilUimug UI ) Cit thue opposite side mu-
Ut its entateruu shioros are now whcn'o its
westeun ihnores mvcLe tivelvo years ago.
Last full , ml hutmid of ShCCt1hutt0t wino hitil :
bought about eigiuty-tiv ( ) uwmes out the
iuimtiitl , oiuoetoI ( uLls ( ) to gohhlo UI ) the
old ci var boil Iilh'd up iii the muuttiumier just
unoiitiouied , oiaiuiiiiig it out the ground
of uiect'otiouis , htit thic govct'uuumiemm t oili-
einui ( lCchittCti thuuut it ; tm'zts still regarded
its i'm 'cr-hcd mimi ivis ; time htoIenty of
Uuicle SOlO. TInts lilled-ium strip of
grotuuid COuillriiiei mu great many iieve-
ituil time futilinre of the SI)41i111t015 ( to se-
( iut.o it for imothilug , mnthmer damnpommeml
tiieit itidom , niitl gave their utttcihiimtcl (
boom ot tiuc ishitimd ni ticelticti blacic
03'c.
03'c.CutOfl lithe is it shoot of vater simni-
lutt in shutpo : to mi hmorueshuoe , uttud ( coin
cmiii to euuuL i I. is four tithes bug. It hunts
it timuiornm ( width of itlout it 1 UitutOt of zt
mile , luui(1 III it $ deepest vlaee a liuntu
siumhcs ovet I mvonty feet.
Although ) ' superior muaturutl
utd'utntmtgc' its a hleitstun't ) resort. it huts ,
stI.itim goly eumomighi , boon tiogleoted by
time Omuthmut : 1)001)10 ) ) , m ltile thme 1 ittio
shout if mvuitei over in loivut known as
ithco : 4'\trtmmmtwut. mvhnithi is onihy about it
qmuitrt.n of its si-/e , lurts licemi freely
pittrouuiYed.
A few yeutcs si mice , a mu number of lovers
of boatiuig discovered tiitt : Cut-Oil's
1)lutcitl ivuttcr mrcro fur SuJOtiOi' to tiioo
of tito ruiuiiig Missouri for imidulgiuig
timeic fuiverite pastimne utmud the result
s.mn ( tue orgutui izittioum of the Omumihia Bout
club. A hmicgo bott-hnotise : ' ( as erected
and a mu tummihoc of rutcitug shells utuid
barges bought. Last full , by the se-
( luctive lt'OiflISeS of the Lake .Iam-
awn mnuuimtgers , the club wnts induced
to move its ) ( . ) to time Iomvnt
luulce , lait ii single seasomi huts demnomi-
St rutted to tiuc Ounuthunt boys tine folly of
goiuig so far from huomno , 110(1 I 1 is
m.ttuuili.el ) tiunut next sontsomu thiev will me-
turmm to tIlt ) Ouimnulua lithe ug&tln
'l1hreo yeutus utgo Qauitatit'utmn \ main
tstabhislued , tue iresCmt Star boat hItuSu ,
but soon cetutel.
Tints seitsomi Otto 0. Schuivoriumii young
iuwor of l > oat-
mitan of this city , a grant
Imig iougbt out time otunhlihnueuit amid
uimdcr ii is nmttuntgeutii'iut : tim. . ) ) uttt'onunge
has steadily ndt'uuuccd iii ros > eetntlilIty
and miuuniers. ) At pmcummt cmgitt btttt-
boats and thuiu'Ly skills initmister to time
emmjoymmuomit of the pleutsimmo seekers ivhio
VUiit this rsort.
'l'ho Inuthuimug fnc'ilities of tiuo lake ,
which ntte. uuiusumilly exeehlemut , lmmuve
been tuttorly imegiceteti. Out thu noctim
emici of Limo Island , jtut across ( ccitt
Swift's lee house Is onto of the finest
sandy homilies iii tue country , utiud Its
gmntdumutl slope into the Imike numukes it
L valuable lot' brtthtluig , l'rapariitiomis arc
being iamb to open it btthing : , resort
' here next satsOil : Already a lnrgo
number of cottomuivoOd trees lmave boon
plnmmted , and muoxt spriiig bathu-hoimies ,
ifi'cliineuit stamuths amid other
) conveuitemiees an'e to bo erected
for the accommodatIon of vlsi-
tors. Theilaeo III'S ' been named
' ' wimlu'm ahliter-
5 i1rIghutoui bouuthi , , iretty
ally.upptihiutlion vt11 probabuy please
the oiun of unnimy to t'hmonm thin mime
' 'Cut-Oi'f' ' is imuusicaiiy-oc rutinen' tom-
uiuuiicaliy-oiic mm s I ye.
A substanitimul wmgomm : hn'idgc has beau
erected frommu the mntimuhntuud : to thu istuuid
ovoi. the sountimermu mtnmui of time lithe , tumid
gu'udcul roads have beouu axtamided [ room
this point to time umow bcmtetu.
Neutr the west 8idc of tiuc luthe mire the
mvell-kmuowmu sulphur spu'i ungs , trim iou unity
cut mtmm imu-mporttutt : feature itt tue future
developinouut of the lithe : ti a i'osom't , on
nLeoumnt of their laxative uniT bhood-
purifyiuug mvmttoms.
It ( ' 0111(1 hardly be tem'uned vis'nomuary
to preuhict thmuut sonic day a gt'eat hotel
mvilL statud near the mmiiicgo of the mice ,
mummul Omnutiit : lie mu iccul itinoumg the pleas-
ute resorts of time trust.
HE IS A "GRESHAM DEMOCRAT. "
1'huy Dr. NatiuaumioiSimehiomn Will Vote
ti' dliii Oitl lOmimnti.
Chmiemigo Tribumue : Dr. Nutthnitmu id Slid-
domi lives rut lelatvmucc 1irtce , ltmih State
street , amid every one mvhio rides past cmi
a State street car notices mis house. It
is a little two.stozy fm'uuime : stmuettmre1 iii-
sigmi ilienmu t itt 1toll , lout it is decoi'ated
withm ilutga mtmml bamimiors. Two of its
mvimtdows are om.ammueuuteU with vluieatds
lrimitud : :
: iiumum&
: Al )
: 'ruiurui ,
The citutaimus of alt tine winlows ni'e
fringed mt'itit buutudutmurts niud below omme of
tlneut is huSted a picture of 'l'iuuruuuutuu.
Fronni it secoiud-story wimidow sticks ni
bi'ooun with it bamudutimmi attaelmed to it.
r1hnjs ( llSlUy of cumthutiiitsmn uttti'acted
the untteumtiemn of mi 'l'i'ihuuie reporter amid
lie called cii the doctor to asic the CaUse
of it.
' 1'iui a Greshintun democrat , " said the
doctor shortly.
' ' \Viuat. ml timittu1" tvut : tsicod.
' 'I woo 1(1 hmtvo voted for ( I t'eshutmut : , but
Ii Ott' I 'ii Vote lot 'I' ii ii r'uuuutit
'C'levelauid mind 'rmuuruiuati , ' ' tiromnitted
the rolmrtcn.
' 'ho you see utity 1)iCttuLC of CLvcinuid
Cmi tlmc iuouu ? ' ' iumd the old unarm was
t.itthiut. sharp.
' . No .
i\\r011 , I voted for him luistycam' , hut I
W mi't this. 11l tote for tue Old iloimmamu.
lIe's honest. I like mutt. Time ticket
utitticci. niu thuiiuic of the knmgaioo. ' '
' ' 110W ? ' '
'lt , s hind legs ume stn'ouiger mumud bettor
thamm its fi'ouut legs. It wits so before for
tiuult mutter. llemudrucks wits mimi homiest
ittitti. j _ like truth ; I domm't 111cc my-
jun'15\ ) . "
\V1uuit mmuado yeti like Judge Gros-
lumeum ? ' '
"lie is iuti Imouiest maim. TIe tmscd to
live emi this street , amid lie mmcviii' lut emu
air , . lie IViLS humid utmmd good. I 'iii it
domnocrutt , but I % VOtui(1 luitve voted ( or
huimni. NOIV I ' 11 t'oto for tue Old Uqmniuumm. ' '
' 'Not for Cleveland ? ' '
' 'No , simS. 1Ii's uuitdo : a faiu'iy good.
presiulemit , itit unit good emiotigin ( ci' immo.
if it mvtsmut : for tIme Old itumnumu I wouidun't
go to time polls itt nih.
' ' uiottor ? "
\Viutt's : yoUn ,
' 'i'm nu muuissiOmitLt' ' . "
' 'of ' whmut ehurein "
' 'Nomue. I'iui independeunt. Pcoplo
ask mae why I don 'L vote tine 1)ruiliIhtiuui
ticket , uts I'umi a tcinuerinmmeo uniumm. I
c'amm'L. I etui't take sides with htyiO
emits. I caum't vote for lint's. 141st timmmu
St. Johmmn atitl he was a ohiu'istiamm. 'rimemu
ho said hiLt lay utwahce mmlgluts hunting the
dcuimcmttie itn't' . 'l'hmo Lon'd styum : we
shall mint hate , so he lied irlnemt Ito said
lie tViiS it chmr'istiutmn. This year it is muo
bettor. So I mutest ho a demmmoen'uut or it
cepublicuttu. I would have voted for
Grcuhituiu : ; now i'll vote for Thtum'umian.
hunt Clcs'olntmud--I doui't t'ote for bun.
Time ticket Is wrong cmi to-the stremuthu
is util behmiuuni. ' '
'lIow do you lrosoeuto yotir good
ts'ork
' 'I tiae1 amid relieve distt'es where I
fluid it.rJiiere utt'e aiwutys ieohle will-
imig to 11011) liiO. I ( hOhm't beloimg to ammy
society ; I just work by niysalf. "
Best alan'mmu clocks , warrruuted for two
yeitL.s , fet $1.2i , mit Edlihili & ikin' .
The Texn 3eens Cl I tub.
Chicago 'rniltutie : Strange noises
canto fm'otui the tlinccthomt of thm ( mutt
door of No. 2803 South Paric avcmtuo.
'i'he second that is occupied by1r. . ituud
Irs. .Ihtmm t'on'lor utnd thol r eon ViL-
haiti. 'I'imc lutmuuily humid just retired. 'rho
stu'utmmgc uuoises gm'ow hauler.
" 1 hirgltrs : , " wIuisIemed Mrs. Fowler
witlt it shudder.
' 'Nomusomise , " nopllcd I'EI. Fowler , ' 'no
linurglar would be fool euougl to mnalco
such a raclcet as that. "
Mt . Fowler got nut muid lighted thmo gas
ill tine huali. Presently ! tlrs. Jow1cr heutrd
iuiun sty : :
" \VuhL , I novori"
\Vhmeut tluc gas bhut'i.cd up Mr. Fowler
mylts uunuizcd : to see stuuudimmg mm the stairs
just Imlomi' time iirst. turmu it hinge 'I'exits
steer , tt'ithi tine latch yuurd gutte on one
hmot'mu auud thme limit humull hmmtt-tn'et , on the
other. 'J'iic steer looked itt Mm. 1'owhor
: timd Mr. Fowler hooked uit tIme steen' .
Tine steer seemned to iuutve no oxphutmiut-
tiomis to OtTer ItS to w'lty ho simouid ei : 11
itt that Imniur of the uiighnt. So I\ir. Fow-
icr i mu(1tuined ( :
' ' \Vhat do 'OiJ t'itnt home ? Tiuis no
china shop. ' '
'l'iuo steer ( li'OhJel ) ( tue bmtchyartl gate
mnuuti simook tine iuat-tt'eo at 'iI m. I'owlor.
'l'iuomm lie jmutwed LII ) it yutVd or two of stair
cutrIuCt mOult bel iowed iii it richt baultomuo
Voice thmuit muwckc everybody iii tine
block. The steer elituubed it stel ) or' two
iuighmitr.
'Shmool" saul 1dm , l'owloi' , waving
the fcommt thai. . ( If hula uiiglmtgowmu at tue
nuiimiial "shod scat ! Get out , you ire
muot wutuitod. ' '
hut time steer ounly iuumved Up auuothiep
ylui.(1 of ( 'utm'JCt utuud shnouic tine lint-tree
itt Mn . F'owier.
' .ihme bLeur , liaviumg recoVeme(1 imiui wind ,
iund column to m'emmuenuhen' of tue miuty up
tuumjmm atolls itt a jnimump. ! ) IV. 1"owlec got
itmSihi mud simuit tine door iit iely Iii tluum ,
' [ 'hue iou iuuutl humoelccd , hint mvrj refused )
tti1umnittiummo. ' 1'Iieuu ho hmummg tlmo lint-
tree cmi tine door-kuinli , pnwcd up somute
mu.t' cuLl'lat ) , hehhoweil sounomously , utumd
btutt'tCl Ii ) the stuum's : to tine tiiiuul hut.
rI mtiiuuo tjtmito it crowd of uioighmhiors
mud gatimered Imn frommt of tue house. Pi'-
scmutiy a coum plc of mcmi i a slou.-im hmats
: uutul spUi'-i , tt'utiu coils of nope iii tineir
hiitmuils , ( 'it thlO up.
" ; wi : tmuythuiumg of it stn'uty ateor"
they limqiuiretl.
' 'YOU'll littui luluum tupstmuius Iii that
lioue , ' ' SUil a hiystmtumilr
'I'lme COWIOV-5 ) dit"lied UI ) tue Stjuir5.
'J'Iioy huttL ii rJe utioumiul his iiormis I mu ii
ii lhv. utmiti hue caine ilown huuunluly
OtioUgli. ' [ 'lie cotvlioys explutuuod that.
thm stUcn bind got utsruy ( mom thuma itt '
tli Stock yauds.
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