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N 2 THE OMAHA PAILY BEE : TURPAY , ATJfftJST 10 , 1889. THE WINE PRESS OF WRATH , Mormons to Trend It and Press Out tbo Nation's Blood. TO AVENGE JOSEPH SMITH. The Dcolnrntlnn of an Elder In Ten- ne.isco Which Caused Orcnt I2x- cltotncnt and n Pctor tlio Ilcrmlt Crusado. Snlnts Jlnvo n Ilnrd Time. NASHVILLE , Tonn. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to TUB BEE.J The Mormon troubles In Wilson county looked very threatening Sunday , but nro bollovod to hare temporarily quieted down now. The Mormons nro on tno alert , and the anti- Mormon party grows moro indignant nt fivcry "revelation. " Just now , liowovor , the elders have hidden under fear of tar ana feathers. In preaching to ono congregation Sunday , ono of the elders told bis sympa thizers that this country belonged to them ; that they were preparing to take It by force if necessary , and would have It It they had to take blood out of every man In this country ; that the church was preparing an nrmy for that purpose. "For , " said ho , the blood of Joseph Smith must bo avenged , and God commands us to overthrow this government for Us oppression of the saints. The great wmo press of his wrath has not yet boon trodden. Wo arc to tread It. and tread It wo will until wo have pressed out the last drop of blood and the national and personal existence of this accursed people. " Ono sympathiser to whom this was spoken became alarmed at the excitement In the community and repeated the elders' * words. Thereupon , Uov. John Barrett Insti tuted a ' 'Peter the Hermit" crusade against the Mormons. The Mormons succeeded in proselyting some of his flock , nnd preached Sunday at Friendship to u crowd. Ho had n letter from a lady in Kentucky who had joined the Mormons , gone to Utah , scon their practices , become disgusted , returned homo nnd has tbo courage to toll the truth. She 'denounces the system as deceptive and rotten , end the priests nnd niunv of the layman ns a lot of scoundrels. Benjamin Bright , who was an active participant In the first Merman - man revival , asserts that the elders deceived blm , and henceforth ho Is an "American and Hot a Mormon.1 The people nro determined to drlvo the Mormon ciders from this part ol the country. NOT HEADY FOH PliANTS. r fi the Park Commission Refused the Woodman Collection. For over a month past the pork com missioners have been considering a propo sition from Mr. and Mrs. Clark Woodman to clonnto to the city their valuable collection ol tropical plants. Mr. Llnlnger stronfly ; urged that the offer bo accepted , while Judge Lake thought the collection taken at the crcscut time would bo something of n white elephant on the commission's hands. Dr. Miller thought , and so expressed himself , i that the plants would bo n very valuable addition- ono of the parks , but was not certain that the commission would care to I * erect a house for their accommodation , cither b now or next spring. Messrs. Platt nnd Mlllard didn't favor tak ing the plants , thlnkinc that the money for a conservatory would bo spent in another wav to bettor advantage. At the last meeting of the commissioners the matter came to n focus. Architect Cleve land had , Mr. Llnlngcr savs , advised against taking the gift , nnd accordingly Mossrs. Platt nnd Mlllard voted against if. Mr. Lln- Ingor , of course , supported it , and Dr. Miller declined to vote. Judeo Lake was absent. go the offer was declined. Mr , "Llningor fools that it < wns uurrow policy to throw away BO rare an'opportunity. . "Not in ton years , " ho said bast evening , "will wo have such another opportunity to 'beautify the park afsmall expense. The coat of a house in Hunscom park need not have exceeded $1,800. nnd the collection was vroll worth $5,000. The commission owes it to the people to make the park as attractive as possible , and will best fulfill Its duty by adding those things which would rclliio anil educate as well as please the aenser. I think it was n very ungracious aot to refuse Mr. Woodman's offer. " Another member of the commission , who positively declined to bo quoted , agreed that they had done a very unhandsome thing in declining to accept the plants , but ho really thought it best to move slowly until the grounds were raodo ready. Mr. Lfningcr , ho said , nad been somewhat Impetuous ii Insisting that the board should Hlooldo at once whether to ac cept or decline. Having , however , , pressed the matter , the decision was against fcun , solely because no ono on the board could say Just yet whether it was best to build a conservatory next spring or not. Then Mr. Woodman was seon. Ho had no comment to make , of coin-so. All there waste to it was that the commission had refused his offer. Ho had written to the park com missioners of Chicago , and bad no doubt they would bo glad to got his collection. It was started , ho says , over twenty-flvo years ago , and in ono of the finest in the country , In it ere plants sixty years old ; pieces from the banks of the Nile. Every portion of the tropical zone , in foot , had been laid under tribute. Ho was shortly to remove from the old place on Thirty-seventh street , nnd pre ferred rather to donate tbo plants to some public park than to move them. Jack Haley Hcnrd From. Ccn AH RAI-IOB , la. , Augusts. In ybur i - uo of the 7th appears an account of a shoot ing affray In which ono Jack Haley Is accused of shooting one "Reddy O'NeiU. " I dcsiro to say that I have been In Codur Rapids , Iu. , lor the past thirty days , working on the Re publican. As 1 am tno only Jack Haley , a "printer from Davenport , " it must be that oomo ono else has taken my name for the purpose of shielding himself from the consequences quences of his crime. Your description nnd statement of my ago , etc. , is con ect. My homo Js also at Davenport , where I was born * nd rained , ana wboro I learned my trade. Any time 1 am wanted I can bo found ut the Republican office in this city. Please give this a plnca In TUB BBK. as I very much dls- llko to stand charged with so grave a crime as attempted murder. JACK HALEY. The above letter from Mr. Haley would Indicate that some very quick think ing had been done by Interested parties on the night of tbo shooting. It is evident that there was a concerted plan to shield the really guilty party by accusing a juan who was miles away. Army Not en. Brigadier General John R. Brooke , United States army , commanding the department , coes to Fort Robinson. The following oflloors have been ordered to Fart Robinson for duty in connection willi the camp of instruction : Major Peter D. Vrooni , inspector general , department of the Plattoj Captain William V. Richards. Sixteenth - teenth , Infantry ; First Lieutenant Fuyotto Vf. Roe. Third infantry , aide-de-camp ; First Lieutenant Charles M. Truitt. Twanty.first infantry , aide-de-camp. General tervico clerk , Edward I. Davis , chief clerk department of thu Plattn , and ircncrnl service messenger. Joseph Thomp son , have boon ordered to Fort Robinson. Captain Charles F. Humphrey , assistant quartermaster , Cheyenne , has been onlerod temporarily to Sidney. First Lieutenant Walter A. Thurston , Sixteenth Infantry , has boon relieved from the duties of depot quartermaster at Ogdcn , and will join his company , Acting Assistant Surgeon Henry 8. Hai- kin , Fort Omaha , Nob. , bun been ordered to the Bcllovue riile range , for duty ut the rifle CUU1J > . Acting Assl tant surgeon Frank L. Hen derson has been , relieved from duty at the Jiellovua rifle range , and ordered to Fort Omaha for duty. Second Lieutenant John L. Barbour , conv I > any C , Seventh infantry , has been promoted meted to the first lleutennntoy , company A , Seventh infantry , vice McCoy , deceased , He will proceed to Camp Pilot IJutto , W.vo. , to Join the company to which no has boon promoted at the expiration of his leave of Second Lieutenant John II. Alexander , ti mill cavalry , now at Fort Sidney , Neb , has been ordered to return to hi * station n < Fort Du Chcsco , Utah. TUB PULLMAN REGATTA * Fire rtncen Rowed iJntlor the Mos' ' AuHplolottn ClrotinintnnccH. 1'ci.LMAN , III. , August9 , The wcnthor wn cloudy , the wind dying out , nnd there wa hardly a rlpplo on the water whoa the fir * raca was rowed. It was the second trial hen of the senior singles , Kilby , of the Ottumw Caramon , Ottutmvn , la. , Won. Tlmo 0:11 ! The second race juniot * fottrs was wni by the Union club , of Chicago , the Argc nauts , of Toronto , Ont. , second. Tim 8 : 0. The third race Junior singles was woi by the Excelsior club , of Paterson , N. J. N < time. The fourth race second heat of the junto singles was won by L. E. Cauotte , of th Columbia club , Allegheny , Pa. , by half i length. Time 10tI3Hf. The fifth nnd last race of the morning wa was the junior four-oars , Mississippi vnlto ; Amateur association , three-quarter mile nnd return. The contestants were tbo Uuloi Boat club nnd Iroquols club , of Chicago ; th < Athletic club , of Aurora , llli ; Pullman crov No. 1 , of Chicago ; Minnesota club. St. Paul Argonaut club , Toronto , nnd Pullman clul No. 2 , of Chicago. The Unions came In first winning by half a length in 0W , thoMlnno soU club second. The big Qvont of the Pullmnu regatta wa captured by the Now Yorkers this aftornooi in spite of Boston's best efforts. The wnto was smooth as ( { loss. Bolting was $20 to $1 on the Atlanlns , Both the Atlantns am Bradfords wcro loudly cheered on their np poaranco on the water. The Bradfords tool the water first and had tbo start , at the hall mile ; they nlso hold the load at the three quarters , The Atlantas now gained aui were In tbo lend for a short d 1st unco , agali falling to the roar. The Bradfords startoi out with a 88 stroke , but lowered to 34 ut th mile. The Atlantns kept n 84 all the way though tbo toiler's ' steady stroke , ovoi rowing nnd marvelous precision told in thi result. The Bradfords1 rowing was racged some pulling harder than others. The At lantas gamca.tho final loud , liowovor , enl ; when In the last two lengths of the finish The Now Yorkers crossed the line just hal n length ahead. Tlmo Atlantns 7:41.00 : Bradfords 7:44,04. : The tlmo breaks the roc ord. the best previous eight-oar tlmo bolni 7:40.45 : on n running river , nt Boston. Pntr oars Starters : Garilelds of Sal Lake , and the Dotrolts. The Garflolds won Tlmo-2:18. Double sculls Starters : Metropolitans Farraguts , Don Amateurs , Catllns , Bay sides. Ravonswoods , WInnippgs. The Mot ropolltans and Baysldcs finished even ii 8:45 : , with the Don Amateurs next olovoi seconds behind , The race was declared i dcud heat and. will be rowed off to-morrow. Senior , singles , final Starters : Donn ! Donahue. Corbet , Kilby nnd Dona hue. The winner was D. Donahue two lengths ahead of J. Donahue Kolby third , Corbot last. Corbet claimed ti have caueht his oarlocks. J. Donahue wa disqualified for twice pushing out of hi course. f Time 0:43. : Senior fours Starters : Torontos , Atlan tns , New Yorlra , Athletics , Delawarcs , Win nlpccs. The winners were the Wlnnlpegs five lengths nhcad of the Torontos. The At lantas came in thlrd'but were dlsqunllfiei for running into the others' water. Tirnu- 8:33. : ' ' Junior singles , final Starters : Seaton Shea , White , Cavettoi Lowell. The wlnne was Lowell , with Soaton second. Tltno- 9:48 : , n A8EBALU Standing or tlio Clubs. Following is the standing of the Western association clubs up to and including yester day's game , 4 Plavod. Won. .Lost. Per Ct Omana , 79 64 23 .0 * SUPaul SO 51 29 .03 Minneapolis.-.SO 4 37 .5li Sioux City 77 80 41 .40 : St. Joseph 74 ' 84 40 .451 Denver 77 ' 84 43 .44 ! DCS Mom 03. . . . 74 39 45 .BUI Milwaukee 77 * SO 47 .891 This Afternoon's Game. The Omahas nnd tbo Mllwaukccs will meo for the second gamq ln ' their present sorlci this' afternoon , nnd.'wlth DaVlos fn the box Captain Shock says they havo. a mortgage 01 the game'People who'nro desirous of see ing the Milwaukeos play must -turn out t < those ( rames'as ' they arc the last they wll play on these grounds .this season. Clark < and Naglo.will bo Omaha's battery this af ternoon , and as the whole team are in flni condition and excellent spirits their friend ; rain anticipate another brilliant struggle Following are the positions of the two tuatns Omaha. - Positions. < Milwaukee Coonoy center field Slid Cleveland..third base Albert ! Strauss right field Voormai Crooks second base Suttot Walsh short "stop , Shod Andrews first base Mornssoj Naglo I. . . . ' . , ' . .catcher. . . .r."V7.Hurloj Can a van left Held Lewi Clarke ; pitcher. Davlei St. Joseph i St. Paul 2. ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , August 9. St Paul coulc not hit Knell , who was backed up by fault less HoldingTuckermanj on the other hand received yilo inilold support. Daly's field lag nnd Schellhasso'/i work behind the ba wore the features. Score : IIYM.NNUSOS. St. Joiepn im 0 00230008 BUl'oul. . . . , * ,0 00100100- Hun * rnrnc'd 8tTjn epri 1. ' Two-baso hlt CurtU Krlojj , ( iilwrlcUt. First oir bnlls Oir Knell I , ol Tucktiruiim 'it tijruok out llavroa 2 , jUurptir 2 , VVci rick , Uuly'Fnriier2 ) , Tuckerinan , Miller , Kchell lm o. Stolen linict McUnrr , ICrlcx , Hitwei , Carroll Double pl jr llurkci to-Ardnerto CartirrlKlit , Wer rirk to llanos to Miller. Ult by pitcher itollljr Wild pitch Knell. < l > a od bMls-Krhclllmsso : Time ot mme I hour 0 inluutci. Umpire Me PoHtponoa-'oii Account of Ilaln. DENVEU , Colo. , August t ) . Tlio Oe Molncs-Donvor gome waa postponed on ac count of raiu. . _ The National JLinnarno. Cmojioo , August 9 , Result of to-day' ; game : Boston , . . . . . . . . OOOODOOOO Chicago .t . 1 01000500 5 12. Errors- Base hllflr-lioston , Chicago - Boston 3 , Chicago 5. Batteries Boston Clarkson and Onnzoll ; Chcugo | , Toiior am FarrelL Umpire Powers. August 0. Result of to-day' game : Pltlsburtr . 1 0100000 1 1 Washington . 1 10001000 Base hits Plttsburg 18 , Washington B Errors Pittsburg 3 , Washington 7. Bat tuples Plttsburg , Qalvm nnd Miller Washington , Sullivan and Ferson , Umpire- Curry. s , August 0. Result of to day's game : Indianapolhi..O 000-10000 ' Now York . (0 0300204- Uasa hits Indianapolis 3 , Now York K Errors IndanuuolU 5. Now York 1. Bat lories Indianapolis , Gotzcln and Daly New York , Crone and Ewing. Uinplro- McQuaid. The American Association. ICiNgiB CITIT , August 9. Result of to-day'j cauio ; Kansas City . . . .2 00002304 1 St. Louis . , . .0 4 0 .0 2 0001 LocisviLi.il , August 9. Result of to-day'i game : Loumvillo . _ 0 00000011 Cincinnati . 3 3120313 - ! Amateur Oaiucs. r , Neb. , August 9. [ Special Tele crraui to THE DEB. ] Kearney played a gam to-day with McCook , resulting In a eeoro o 4 to 3 fn favor of Kearney. NOUTII Bexo , Nob. , August 0. The Nortl Bond base ball club defeated the Lafayette here to-day by score of T to X. TJIK 8113BD UINQ. Grunil Circuit Itacca. HUFFAI.O , N , Y. , August 9. [ Special Tole gmu. to Tuc Ur.B.1 The Grand Clrcui trotting ended horn to-day with two race * . The 3 :33 : class was an cosy victory forKotch , n fast stallion from Michigan , but It took eight boats to end the pacing con'Cost , Ed Annan finally winning by his ignmencss. Lillian , the first favorite , was finally dis tanced. Johnston failed to" heat his pacing record , but wont a great mlle In the face of a high. wind. The stables nro on the march to Rochester , where the circuit continues hfixt week. Summary : rtmsi : $2,000 , 2:83 : CLASS , ' ICclch ( Thomas ) . f . . . . .1 1 1 Kentucky Blanche ( McDcnnldr.\.3 9 3 Poem ( Walker ) . . . . . . , . . * . 8 4 a Keokco ( Weber ) . . . . . . . 4. 3 4 Thno-3 :22 # , 2:2 : % 3:23. : . , " runs * $3,000 , 3:17 : rAcB , ! Ed Annan ( Doblo ) . 8 997 0-1 1 1 EmmnBny ( ) . 7 1 3 9 1 7 3 B Mambrlno Harris . 10 3 1 .3 103 0 0 Wllcox ( Walker ) . 1 5 10 B R 3 4 2 Doctor M ( Stuart ) . . . . . - Grey HarryDlckrs'n ( ) 2844945G Lillian ( Nilcs ) . 910 880 ' BdUt. . Allen Mnld ( Trout ) . . . 8 8 0 0 7' 0 dr Win. M. Slugorly . . . . . 5 .0 5 111 .4 V ar BillyStowart . 4 77 8 ,8 , . dr Time 3:10 : , 3:10)fr : 3:10tf : 2:18) : , ' , 3:20 : , 2:19 : > , SPECIAL AOAIKBT TIME. Johnston ( Doble ) . Time Chlonuo Uncos , CmoA.no , August 0. [ Special Telegram to Tun BKE.I The weather was" fair , tlib'track sticky and the crowd largo. Summary : Throo-qunrtcrs of a mlle Heats Humbler won. Jonnin Mncfarland second , T. J. Rusk third. Tlmo l:15 f , 1:10& : , Ono mlle Unite won , Ulrondos second , Ormlo third. Time l:43Jf. : Ono mlle nnd a quarter Lola May won , IiiBolonco second , Boaconsfiold third. Time Thrco-quarters of ft mlle Lucerne won , Vn Tout second , Prltchott third. Tlmo 1:15 : % . Flvo-olghths of a mlle Wrestler won , Harry ICuhl second , Mamie C. third. Time Tb roe-quarters of n mite Contempt won , Lulu McKee second , Jack Cooks third. Tlmo 1:17. : - Saratoga Hnoen. SAIUTOOA , N. Y. , Aucust 9. The attend ance was largo , the attendance fair , and the track good. Summary : Flvo furlongs Emma D won , Rebecca second , Ectasy third. Time 1:03. : Five furlongs Lady Pnlslf or won.Contury second. Fonslo third. Time 1:04 : - Ono mile Flitter won , Fmclon second , Jim Clan third. Time 1:45& s * Five furlongs Sena won , Pearl Sot BOO- end , Crete third. Time 1:04 : } ' Mlle nnd seventy yards Lady Hemphlll won , Cora L sccondi Silleck third. Time Mlle and ono-slxteenth Duko-of the Highlands won , Freflerlca Hoetftid. Mirth third. Time 1:53. : OAVAliRV S The 1'rolimliinry Pr.abtlcd NoW-ln Pro'- Kren's nt Beljovuo. u ' The second day of'tho preliminary prnotlco in the cavalry competition took V'aoo ' at Bellevue yesterday. * * The following wore among the twenty who were leaders in the competition , tbo score showing the number of pointe mode by each in ths shooting of yesterday and Thursday : The Warsaw K E , III , Anguit D. , ( ' gram to Tne BEE. \ Tn'o Warsaw Bulletin says 'that greatly exasrgorutodVrep"orts hnvo been sent out about the Warsaw 'Epidemic , yet in its own columnVlt records , wen ji-two deaths from flux nnd nearly'all thp remain ing space in the paper Is giveii"to''ro"'netlies for the disease. The facts now substantiated by the state board of health are tnnt about thirty people have djpd from ' flux or dysentery , and lhat 223 pases'Imvo been under treatment. It was impossible to learn from Warsaw people the facts about the epidemic until 'tno , . slate board of health took the matter in charge. Jtoll- able cltizons say that the disease Is still prev alent , but succumbing to careful treatment. - * tf Affairs ut MnryBvillo. MABTSViM.n.Kan.AuKUst 0. The contract for waterworks in this city was awarded the Detroit Waterworks Manufacturing com pany. Work will bo commenced at ouco and pushed till tbo works nro complete. Marysvillo voted $10,000 bonds to the To- poku , Westmoreland & MarysvlllOTnilroad , only nine opposition votes'1 btribgbast. . Work on this line will 'bo coihtnonccd ns soon ns the bonds aru oil settled In.two dif ferent points , which probably -will bo done this week , " A serious wind and rain storm visited this section yesterday mornliigv Several barns nnd other small buildings , as well as the-fip- ple crop were Injured. Mr. P , Hutchluson is llguim fln erecting Immense salt works at the artesian salt well on his place. Water boils out of a-plpo ton feet above the ground , and is strong enough to float an egg in Its natural stato. sr.- . Shot His Wllo and Sulc.UlpiJ. CIIICAQO , August 9. Ohrlatlan F. Knrder , a well-to-do O or in an , shot his wife dead to night nnd then Buicldod. Tha.tragedy , took place on the street after analtercation. Dmnestlo trouble was the causo. Both bad been married twlco and both bud children by their first marriage , Jjouns for the Homo Oefontlorai' Mr. F. A. Bailey , n prominent contractor tiring at the corner of Grace and Nineteenth streets , has announced to the people p.wntng property In the tract claimed by Ilelfensteln , that ho will sea that any of themjlealring loans on their property obtain them if they will apply to him. Mr. Uulley was asked what arrangements ho had made In this matter. Ho stated that ho and some other gentlemen m that neigh borhood had been considering tho'iidvisaoll- Ity of formln K a company for the ' purpose of making loans on this property while they wore considering tbo mutter -on agent of a loan company offered to furnish $11X1,000 for this purpose , being willing to uccept ttio title us it stauds. Several of the owners of prop erty liiul applied to agents of custom capital. IBIS for loans , but wo it ) wfusoiT'lInlcut Ihoy would ulve u quit claim tlood , which .they were of course unable to-do. * - Mr. Ualloyis treasurer of the-home do- feudaut' * associationjnm ivJlll"Boo tb If that nil gat loans who wuh 1 . lie .states tlmttlio books of the association will > bo > open until the 15th lust for any property "holder 'who wisho * to become a member , aft&r whlch3ate ' the books will be closed , T - < - " - * * It U the Intention to fprca tbo matter to trial as soon as possible , 'and harptbqtitle * quieted. fc w Dun O'Connor Itp.-Arrcflteil. * Don O'Connor , a well XwowuLcrooJc and txDnnder.co man who sails under numerous aliases , was arrested lost night.Ho -was prowling around In the residence portion of the city with an eye to business. Tboro Is a sentnnco of aUty anyain the county Jail hanging over him which was suspended on condition that ho leave town. This sentence was received for supposed complicity In n case of potty larceny. THURSDAY JJCHTS STORM Great Dnmagq fj noln Variouo Boo tlous , gfj JTobraska. CASS couN/rvy DEVASTATED Clinrlcs Bradley , an Otoo Cotmtr t'nrn llantl. Surrenders Himself For A Murder Committed in tyiyv York. Did Lota or DnmnRO. LOUISVILLE , Neb. , August 0. [ Bpoola Telegram to THE BKB. ] Ono of the povoros rain storms that has over visited Cass count ; occurred last nfuht. Thousands of dollar worth of damage has been done In this prc olnct. Bridges nro washed away , road turned Into ilitcncs , houses flooded , am fences nnd outhouses washed away. Mr. A G. Clluo , who lives on the bottom west o town , was driven out of his house and had U take to the hills with his family , wadlnf through water wnlsl deep. Ho lost every thing ho had his household furniture clothes , live stock , fences nnd garden , HI loss will * nmount to Sl.OOO. Flfteoi to twenty families of quarrymen , whi were living m tents and wngom close to Rowland's quarries , lost everything besides having to rnmnln on the hills durln ; the storm without shelter. Honoris como In froni the country o bridges being washed nway nnd roads badlj damaged. The stone abutment under tin ilrst culvert on the B. & M , road west o town was washed out , otherwise their roat bed seems to bo nil right In this section. Tin Missouri Paclflo had several bad washouts and has a freight train In the ditch just acres : the river. Their north-bound passongei started from Omaha via thoU , & M. track The sldo tracks on tbo B. & M. to the Omahi Sand nnd Stone Company's quarries wen washed out and damaged badly , and it wll bo sumo tlmo before they can snip any man stono. PLATTSMOUTIT , Nob. , August 9. [ Spoola to TUB BEE. I A very heavy rain visitoi this section of the country last night. Mori than two inches of water on the level fol during the night , nnd reports from the coun try state that a great many bridges wort swept nway that wore heretofore thought tc bo above high water mark. County Com mlsslonor Dixon estimates that the damage done to bridges throughout the county wil reach $5,000. Thn Missouri river nt thli point has raised four foot slnco yesterday , It is supposed to bo duo to the swollen tribu taries of the Platte river , which empties Intc tbo Missouri about ono mlle above town Two cxtcnslvo washouts occurred on the B & M. road between Ashland and Louisvilli nnd the Schuylor train , duo hero ntlO o'clocl a. m. , was caught between these points ant has not yet arrived , The Weeping Watei creokwas higher this morning than It ha : been for twenty years , REAIIXET , Nnb. , August 9. ISpccia Telegram to TUB , pun. ] The most dlsas trous storm overpibftHcnced bore swept ovoi this city about ir'Wclock last night. thunder storm cAina. up from the north west , nnd soon uftqr rain commenced to fall In torrents. The rolfVturned Into hall , ant the wind Into a nun-lcnne. Two building : were blown down''irfAVest ' Kearney. Hail stones live nnd' slfc inches'in circumference wcro driven UirouKhaV-indows , nnd hundred ! of dollars worth ] 0fc.damngo was done. J H. Wood's photograph gallery is a compleu wreck. The Masonic temple has noarlj every window in-'lt' brokon. Collars arc filled with watbrvnund trees are knockcc down. The storm ; was only local nnd cov ered the city nrinolpally , Only n few farms were devastated. The \york of destructlot was complete nt 'Camp Brooke , 70J tents 01 the state reunion 'being blown down. A force of ntty men is at work and all will be in readiness for the soldiers Monday. WEKPINO WAtEKi'Neb. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to Tn MEB.rho heaviest ran that over visited this sobtion fell last night the actual water fall in three hours boinf. five nnd one-fourth Inches. The Weepini ' Water crcolc raised twenty feet in a remark' ably short time. Families on the lowlands were compelled to move , the water standing from two to three feet deep in the houses Tbo large iron bridge , tne only ono that stood tbo freshet of 1883 , was swept away. The Fowler bridge , two miles west , is gone , Great loss to the community and county is the result. GHANT , Neb. , August 9. [ Special Tele to THE BBB.I A. terriflo wind storm , a hall a mlle wldo , swppt aorousHbo north part oi this county yesterday. Barns and houses were unroofed and demolished and crops damaged. No loss of life is yet reported. HAnnisnuuo. Nob. , August 9. [ Special t < THE BEE. ] Hall did great damage last even ing in a strip of country two miles wide anc ten miles long , passing through Harrisburg Crops are ruined in its path and 140 windov lights wcro smashed m town , A Itobbor Confesses. NEBIIASKA CITJT , Neb. , August 9. ISpoela Telegram to THE BEB. ] Charles Bradley a farm hand , wont before a justice of the peace at Wyoming , Cass county , n few days ago , and as iced to bo put under arrest , to gether with his wife , for roobing a store at Illberna , N.Y. , early _ in the spring. Brad ley explained that after tno robbery ho came west with his wife and daughter , and since arriving in this state the wife had fallen Intc evil ways and was fast going to tbo bad , and ho th'ought n term in the penitentiary foi both might save her from a life of shame Ho had her arrosted.soveral weeks ago ot tbo charge -adultery , but withdrew the charge before it came to trial. Bradley was accommodated by the justice , and , with hU wife , was placed under urrcst , and tbo Now York authorities communicated with , Ac ofllcer arrived from that state with requlsi tion papers yesterday nnd returned wilt Bradley nnd bis wife. Methodist ConI'ocenGO Camp Mcotlnc , FIIEMONT , Neb. , August 9. ( Special t ( TUB BEB. ' ] The second annual camp meet Ing and assembly of tbo North Nobraski Conference of the Mothpdist Church opened on the beautiful now camp grounds hero last night und will remain in session until thi 19th instant. The threatening weather prevented vented as large an attendance of visitor from abroad at the opening as was expected but as prospects for.n , season of fair wcatnei seem to bo ImproVWEJ. It is anticipated tha tno crowds will utf rapidly swelled. Splendid preparations hav'pjbeon ntado for the enter talnmont of thoainnio attend from abroad The opening serrlfrcs were conducted las1 nlpht by Rev. J. W. Robinson , of Omaha To-morrow night" Miller and Potter , thi eminent evangellbifc , of Chicago , will arrive and conduct the rallgious services durlug thi remainder of tlp ) session. At present tin largest dologatlona present from abroad an from Omaha. " ' Couldn't FurnihlidBoourlty for Costs P.LA.TTHMOUTII. Nob. , August 9. | Spficn ! Telegram to Tiu4l31jk ] In the county courl yesterday a complaint was sworn out bj Johnny McCousbfU'toy of fifteen or slxteec years of ago , against Harvey Sago , a ful grown man. charging him with assault anc battery. The boiw4 been brutally kicked and struck by S K ? without a ° y causa 01 provocation. Thujudge , after filing the complaint , refused to issue a warrant unless security for costs wbrc glvon. The boy , nol obtaining tbo retjulrcd.-socurlty , the case was dismissed. - An Enthuslimlo Afnetlng. BLOOUI.NOTOH , Neb. , August 9. An en thuslastlo meeting of business men wai held this evening at tbo Franklin Count ) bunk to consider a proposition from a repre sentative of the Missouri Paclflo railroad re latlve to extending their road from Bun Oak , Kan. , In a northwesterly oourst through Blootningtou and Holdrcuo to Pluir Creek , on the Union Paoifla George W , Shrppard was appointed to confer with th < railroad ofllcluls. The meeting adjourned U meet at the call of the president. Bratrlca to Ilavu a Union Depot , BBATIUCB , Noli. , August 9 , [ Special Tele gram to Tin : BBB.J Newman Krb , prasldonl ofUioKunsas City & Beatrice roud , foi which 150,000 bond * were nuooossfulty voted yostordny , telegraphs that work will begin on the road at once , Also tlmt ho mot Mr. Holcomb , of the Union PnoUlo , at Mnnltou , nnd hd hod acroed to join with the Kansas Cit > flsBoatrlco Railroad In building a union depot nt Beatrice a < t soon AS tha Burlington or Rook- Island or either would join him , Iinnd lluntom nt Nlohrnrn. NiorifUnA , Nob. , August 9. [ Spoolnl to Tins 'Ban.1 ' There Is a great bunt for land since the nawn of the Sioux commissioner's succois. The best part of the Siou * reser vation Is the three cornered spot that will become n part of Nebraska ns soon ns the president declares It open. The brldgo that Crosses the Nlobrara river nt this point makes this the only possible crossing on the river , as the quicksand and rapidity of the stream make fordlug dangerous to llfo nnd property , A Croolcod Crlcstlnl. BEATniOK , Nob. , August 9. [ Special Tele gram to Tttn BP.B. ] Whong Chong , a laundryninn , was arrested to-night charged with receiving stolen goods. Ho was glvon away bv a crook now m Jail at Lincoln. The arrest creates surprise hero , as the China- man was regarded ns honorable nnd was highly esteemed. The , Impression hero IB that ho Is not irullty of the charge. Ho was arrested by detectives from Lincoln , who had boon shadowing him all day. The ColumlHtR Cnnnl. CoMJsrnus , Nob. , August 0. [ Special Tolo- ernmtoTnBBEB. ] Ono hundred and llfly cltizons , In conjunction with the hoard ol trndo , hold nn Important meeting In Fltz- Patrick's hall this evening to consider the report of Engineer B. Arnold on the proposed canal. The report shows that 800 horso- povor can bo furnished at a cost of 535,000. The required nmount will bo subscribed In stock , and work on the canal will probably bo begun this fall. IV111 March to the Uonnlon. GKAND ISLAND , Nob. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to Tun BEE. ] Lion post No. 11 , G. A , R. , have completed arrangements , for their march to the reunion at Kearney and have nobly remembered the old vets nt the soldiers' homo. Each ono will bo presented with a ticket for the round trip. They will start Tuesday morning , nnd have secured two special cars which will bo oloijnntly dec orated for tbo occasion. Rho In Death on Snnkos. BAHTLBT , Nob. , August 9. [ Special to THE BEE. ] A few days ago Miss Sue Gour- loy , living a few miles south of town , found a largo rattlesnake on the prairie. Finding no stlcu or stone , she took off her shoo and throw it at the reptllo several times. AD she picked np her shoo the snnko struck her on tho.hana. bltinp her Rlovo , but inflicting no Injury. The bravo girl jumped on the snake's head and stamped It to death. Chnrsod With Cattle St online. HAniiisiraiio , Nob. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to THE Bnn. ] Frank Bourchwin- klo nnd Bd Halk are hold hero by Detective Billy Lykens , of Wyoming , on n charge ot cattle nteallng. Thov run rnngo cattle over from Wyoming nnd have been keeping them on their farms In the eastern part of Banner county. They will be given a preliminary trial to-day. An AbscondmiNophoiv. . UHANT , Neb. , August 9. [ Special Tele gram to Tnc BEB.J Price Jones , a nephew nnd a protege of William Jones , has ab sconded. Jones senior says the young man collected all the money ho could and took the books , too. Jones does not know exactly what his loss Is , but thinks it will reach into the hundreds. A Debt Collector in Trouble NEBIIASKA. CITY , Neb. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to THE BEE. ] Information was filed wltlx United States Commissioner Sey mour to-day against Thomas Tollo , a bill col lector , for violating the postal laws by send ing defamatory language on n postal card to sovcral debtors , The arrest will be made to- inoriow. Ofllolallv Notified. NiomanA , Nob. , August 9. | Special to THE BKB.I President Hughitt , of the Northwestern system , has been officially ad vised of the abandonment of the grade be tween Niobrara and Verdigris by the Chicago cage , Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad , and asked to send right of way blanks for war ranty deeds of the franchise. A Imnd'Oflloo Inspector Dccnpltntcd. NOUTH PLATTE , Nob. . August 9. [ Special to TUB BBB.I N. P. Crump , land oBlco inspector specter of this district for tbolLst two years , has been culled on to step down and out , beIng - Ing succeeded by J. S. Caldwcll , ox-con gressman from Cincinnati. A Rcnl Kstato Exchange. BEATRICE , Nod. , August 9. [ Special Tele gram to THE BCE. ] A mooting of real cs- tate men was held this evening to ( arm a rnal estate exchange and take stops toward advertising the city extensively. The Unto Fixed. NEBIIASKA CITT , Neb. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to THE BEE. ] The Nebraska City Driving Park and Falr'assooiation have set September 20 , 27 and 28 as the time for holdIng - . Ing the fall races. Xaton to the Insane Af > ylum. NEBRASKA. Cur , Nob. , August 9. ( Special to THE BEE. ] Sheriff Wlllrnan loft this morning for Hastings with Martin McBride and Mrs. Hullonberger , txvo incurable Insane patients. SPARKS FROM THE WUIES. A Havana planter has been kidnapped by bandits. Two moro bodies wcro found at , Johnstown yesterday Judge W. F. Bullock died at his homo near Shelbyvlllo , Ky. , this morning , Cardiff , Wales , has presented Captain .Murrcll , of the Missouri , with a gold medal. The clnvonth annual reunion of the 177th O.V.I , will bo hold at Bedford , O. , Sop- tombcr 11 and 12. Bodino roofing , the beat in tlio world. Blrkiubino Engiueoring and Supply company , polo woutorn agents , room 60S ) First National bank building. Steamship Arrivals. At Now York The City of Chicago , from Liverpool. At Baltimore The Hungaria , from Ham burg. At London Sighted , the Island , from Now York , for St. Ettou ; the Maryland , from Baltimore. to Interfere. LOXPON , August 9. The replies of the British , Gorman and Italian governments to the Greek note coincide In refusing to admit that there ii any special Cretan question. They see no reason to interfere between the Sultan's subjects and the Cretans. * Not Par to Canada. MINKATO , Minn. , Aueust 9. Henry Knsol left Numejtu Lake July 27 and it has trans pired since that ho took $1,000 ol the villago'u money with him. Ho was treasurer of the village and had just rocuived $1,500 from saloon licenses. A Judge Tendered a Roaoptlon. SILT LAKE , Utah , August 9. [ Special Telegram to TUB BEB.J The liberals of tbi * city tendered Judge Powers a reception at ttio Walker bouse this evening , in view of the recent victory Kawod over the Mormons. Blondln'a Latent Ambition. PABIS , Augusta Blondm , the well-known rope-walkor , has wagered f 20,000 that ho can walk on a cable to the top of the Eiffel Tower from the central dome of the Exposi tion building In less than llvo minutes. American Dental Avcoolatlou. SAIUTOOA , N , Y. , August 9. The Ameri can ? Dental association to-day elected at president M. W. Foster , of Baltimoro. Pears' ' soap is tlio most olcgaut tollo udjuuut. THE RAILROADS SUSTAINED , An Important Decision By the lowe Oommloslon. A QUESTION OF JOINT RATES , Any Imw Compelling Tliolr Enforce- innnt Declared Uncnnntltutlonnl The Gubernatorial Rnoo Oilier llnwkoyo itains. Joint lint OH , DKS MOIHKS , la. , August 9. , fSpoclal Tele gram to Tun BBB. ] The railroad commiS' slonors to-day rendered n very Important do- clslon on the question of joint rates. In answer to complaints of Burlington nnd Davenport Jobbers. When the cdmplnlimnts appeared before the commissioners some weeks ngo they charged that the railroads , by refusing to make joint rntos where two or moro lines were used , caused delays in their shipments , to the advantage of Chicago nnd other competitors. They said that they were compelled to roblll nnd roshlp nt nil junction points , instead of being allowed ono through shipment , as heretofore. They nskcd the commissioners to compel the roads to put In joint tariffs which would be lower than the sum of the two locals , nnd avoid the trouble nnd delay of roshtpmonts. The question was ono of great importance , nnd tbo railroads Insisted that the commis sioners had no rlpht under the law to do this. The commissioners , in n voluminous opinion , sustained them ni to this fact , and go fur ther nnd Intimate that , n law compelling them to put In n joint tariff would require that each of the companies bo compelled to enter into joint obligations with corporations with whom they were unwilling to have contract relations , nnd such a law would bo unconsti tutional. " flOO Massachusetts , 14.1 The commissioners sustain tbo charges of delays and discriminations caused by the present system. The commissioners say , in conclusion : "The last legislature authorized nnd di rected the commissioners to fix minimum rates of frolchts for each of the railroads of Iowa , It directed specifically how these rotes were to bo made , pointing out the different step * to bo taken , thereby limiting sny t-onoral powers with reference to rnto regulation that the commissioners might have boon authorized by a previous statute to exorcise. The authority of the com missioners is derived from the statute , ana beyond Its express provisions , they can not act. " Yesterday's Convention1 ! . DCS MOINCS , la. , August 9. [ Special Tele gram to TUB BEE. ] Of the county conven tions hold to-day , Wright Instructs for Wheeler , and Jones divides as follows : Wheeler 5 , Hull 4 , Hutchison 4. Report * of primaries Indicate that Clay county will bo for Hull. Kossuth county elected delegates , but did not instruct. They stand : Hull 0 , Wheeler 3. Floyd county sends an unln- structcd delegation. Injured by a Mule. BOONK , la. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to TUB Bnn.j Qeorgo Bohn , ono of the stable men with the Taylor circus , had it hand Injured last night rjy a vicious mule. The animal was a bad ono with a record of havintr killed several men. The injured man was cared for hero nnd then wont on with the circus. Democratic Stnto Central Committee. CED IK RAPIDS , la. , August 9.r-SpecIal Tel egram to THE BrBl The democratic state conttnl committee hero to-day selected Irvln B. Richmond , n young attorney of Musca- tine , for tempory chairman of the democratic state convention at Sioux City on Septem ber 18. Uesolved In Favor of Cliicnpo. CEDAII RAPIDS , la. , August 9. [ Special Telegram to TIIE-BEH. ] The Iowa Jobbers' association and the Western Grocers' asso ciation resolved to-day In favor of Chicago for the world's fair in 1893. A British Ship Stranded. BILOXI , Miss. , Aucust 0. Information was received hero this evening that the British ship Prluco Lucien , which sailed from Ship island on the 7th for Grcenock , with timber , went ashore on Chandolour Island on the night of the 7th , "Well-Known Railroad. Man Dond. KANSAS CITT , Mo. , August 9. Mr. E. B. Rcmllllon , superintendent of the Kansas City Switch and Fiog works , died to-day. Ho was well known to railroad men through out the country as the inventor of the throo-throw switch. AValbcr Kcspltucl Also. ST. Louis , August 9. A special from Fort Smith , Ark. , says that last night tbo presi dent granted Spaniard an additional resplto to August 80 , and Judge Parker nt once tele graphed the president asking that Walker bo respited to the same date. The resplto was received this morning. Crown Prlnco Laiforo Doad. WASHINGTON , August 9. In his report to the state department Yico Consul Blacklock , at Samoa , announced the death of Crown Prlnco Latforo , which took place at Neiafua Vavaua. A Itlontnnn Murderer Respited. IIuuiN'A , Mont , August 9. Governor White has granted August Johnston a two weeks' respite. Ho was to have been banged at Door Lodge to-day. ANOTIIUK SALOON ROW. A Negro Badly Unntcn In JEd Miller's Hnlonn. . A negro named Carter , who U employed In Dunn's saloon , at the corner of Tenth street and Capital avenue , was severely beaten and kicked in Ed Miller's snloun , on the corner of Tenth and Dodge streets last night. Carter had been visiting some of his foinalo acquaintances near the latter ploco and wont to Miller's ' to "rush the growler. " Ho nskod for 10 cents' worth of beer but did not receive us much as bo thought ho should have for the money. Ho remonstrated with the bartender , Al. Burke , and turned to pour the boor out Into n glass to measure It. When his back was turned to Burke tlio 1 utter struck him on tbo head with a pair of brass knuckles , fracturing hla skull and fell ing him to the floor. Burke and another tough named Dour. Burns then sot upon Carter , kicking him in the back , stomach and head. The man lost a largo amount of blood. His cries attracted the police , but Burke and Burns disappeared bofoiotboy could bo captured , The injured man was taken to the city jail , where the City phy sician attended him. ' Detective Onnsby started out after the thumpers. After considerable skirmishing ho located them near the corner of Twelfth and Dodge and arrested them. The Lartz Wall Paper company , doing business - inoss at 018 south Sixteenth street , made an assignment yesterday morning to Rogner & Brother , of Chicago , the amount Involved being 11,000. Tboy turn over their entire stock , books nnd accounts , delivery wagons , harness and ono wagon. . SICK HEADACHE I'otitively cured by ' these I.fttlo I'lMs. CARTER'S They alao relieve Dls tresa troth DjTiicpsla , In ITTLE digestion and Too Hearty Xatlog. A perfect rein IVER edy ( or Dlzzinese , Nau&eo , PILLS. Txlue&s , Hod Tustc la tbo Jloutli , Coated Tongue , 1'aln In the fcmo , TOHPJD UVElt. Tbej Dowels. Iiiruly Vegetable , SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE , Do Not Dolny takingllood's nrsnpnrllln If you Imvo that feeling nt languor or oxhiuiBtlon which is often the warning sympton of nppi onch- ng sick ness. Thin mwllolno ex pels nil Impur- ics from the blood , euros ncrofnls. and nil thuniom , creates nn nppotltc , assists digestion. BtrciiKthonciii the nerves mul Imparts health to , every organ of Uio body , Hood's Sarsaoarllln IssoUibj-nil druu- glsts. X'ropiirodby0.1.Iloa.l&OjLonrollMas VTNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION W OVKIl A MILLION I > ISTHlHUTm . Louisiana Stnto Lottery Company. Tncorpornto 1 lir the louhlntiiro. for elncv tlonal nml cliarltnbjo imrpoic" , nncl itn franchise inndn a purl nt the nrutont Stittn Constitution , In LS71' ' , br an nvnrwholmlnff t > mniliir vote. Hi MAMMOTH UllAWJNOS Uiku plnca inml nn > nunllr ( limo and Diwmttir ) nml Its OUANI ) SIN- UI.l ! NU.MHim IMA WINGS t iko lilnco In uuch of the : > tlii > rtcn nioiitlisnf the yeir. uml nro nil ilrnwn In public , nt the Aciulomr of Mutlc , Now ( ) rlc n . IiH FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS For Integrity of its Drawings , mill prompt Tnj meat of Prizes. Attested as follows : "Woilo licretijr certify that ire nuporvlso tbo ar- rnnxuments lor nil tno Monthly mid gonil-Aiinutu DrHWIniisor tlio I/milslium hluto IxMtcry Company , mil In IHTVMI iimimKO nnil control tlio UrunliMM thorn- iclvei , nnd tlmt thu line uro conducted with hunosly , nurnoiv nnd in tooil f ltli to nil lurtlos , uml wo Hitliorf/o the comp'Miy to use thli ccrilllcnte , with rncsliiilloi of our elgimturos utuicuod. In lUndvor- COMMIS310NICIW. Wo. the underalimed banlci and bnnkpri will par ill prlios drnwn In the I < oulMaim Mate r.ottorlcl rhlcli mar Ix1 propcntcd at nur oountora : > II. M. WAIiMSI.KV , 1'rcs. JoulBlnnn Nut. Hunk. L'IKIIUH 1 < A VAUX , 1'ri" . Stixto Nnt. lljnk. I. IIAJ.mviN , l're > . N w Orleans Nat. Dank. JA1U , KO11N , 1'rcB. Union .Nutlonal Dunk. , GRAND MONMY DRAWING , At the Academy of Muslo. New Or leans , Titumlny , rtiicunt in , 1SBO. CAPITAL PRIZE , - $ : tOOOOf > .00.1100 Ticket * nt 131 : HnUoi. JIO : Quarters , J5 | Tenths , $ - ' ; Tironlotn .gl. LIST OIT I'llIZES. t Piuzi ! OK 5 , nr i is . pnnono 1 I'lUZIC OF 1UI8 ) 1 U . i . JUX ) ( 1 I'HI/K OK fil.HDIs . . . . . . . Ml.un 1 I'niKic ov avnnis . . . zuiu 2 I'UIXICS OK llUinnro . Kl.lMXI tlMUXKsOK WMlnro . 3S , arill/ltSOF IJIUnro . - 25.IMI IU ) 1MII/B4 OK * ttHluro mo PIIIZBH OK : 0iiro O ) I'Hl/.ICS OK auuro AIM'HOXIMATIO.V IMtlZES. 00 Prizes of MIX ) nro ( U 1'rlzos of 800 am . , . . ' J.m COi'rlzosof aUnro . J , OIX ) Tno NtrjinEHTEtlMlXAl.R. > n prlios of JIUI HI-O . ! 0.X ! > 1 ' . 'J I'flica ot 110 nro . ttiJUM 1,134 1'rlzos , nmonntlUB to . 81.0B 1,800 NOTE TIckoM drawing cujiltal I'rlzos ara not unlit- cd to Terminal 1'rlzos. ACENTS WANTED. tffoK Cl.un HATES , or Hnj further Information lealrcd , wrlto levlblrto the un derslBnud.clonrlr tnt- nc your reBldenco.wlt n Htato.Countr.btrcot anil Nurn * > er. Mora niild | return mull dollvury rill ba uttured 5y yourcncluslnz an cnvolopo bcarlnif jour full Rd- Srost. Address M. A. DAUWIIN , Noir Orleans , f.fi. crM. A. UAUI'IIIM. , WaaliinKtou , 1) . ( , ' . lly ordinary 'otter oontalnlnir .MO KV OltDICIl iuo < ! br nil Kxpren Cnmimnlea , No IT York lix * : liunio , Drnlt or 1'ostnl noto. \ddross ItonlHtcroil loiters. Contnlnlne Cnrrfncr'ta N15W 01tl < KANH NATIONAL HANK. Mew Orlauns , La. TliattUb payment of the . l > rlrR9lRUUAUANTCKI > IIV . 'ouji NATIUNAI. lU.MiH of Now Qrleuis nml.tlia iLkcU nro iluiiod liy the president of nn InstUuiion iTlio o cunrturt'd rights ara recognlied 111 tlio liluhuJt onrU ; therefore , howaro of all liullatluiu or inonvmoun scheiuei * ' - . O.N1S DiI/IAlt ( Is tha price of the smnlloH imrt or 'rectum at a ticket USSUKl ) ilY US In uny drunlciu. \nythlnir In our numo offcreil Tor lo tmn | ono dollur i swlndla. Know open. IMrtles doilrlnv cool nrcommpilstlo on tlio DOIT larto oipris nuainun ox tbe Irotuoaa FRENCH MAIL LINE , Vhlch uro noted for their reiuIurltT , uqiiat to rill- oa.l mini. In making thu trip to Iliivro-VarU In enl ruek.Rrandrlieato Make 1'iu-Jjr Appllcutlon for Ucftlis , Thli l > * 1 o iieco nrr on account of Hi * b ir/ rai vl darlDB ttie iprlnz nnd Bummur : noutu < . JcCAGUB BROS. , 105 South 16th St. , IARRY'E. MOORES , I. L.BALL , 1223 Furnum St. , F. H. GREEN , 1601 Parnain St. , Acontu , Omaha , r. KOZMINBIU. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY'S ' * European Department wwiires uml urwurtll ilTtlJB.Oi nt builiiuii br eiu.il ilall tu wor rrlTlan ul or dv | > artlnv Iroui Nun York. eiilpmejits from lurop can tie mala direct by tlifl 'ouiimnr ' toBlllnlsnil Port * of Kntry In the IJnlt ( J tales , ul 10 to Canada and Mexico , with or wllboul ajrment ot dulloiut Keir York , JUtei allow at tlioio of anr roiponilblocoinpnnr. HOUriK IWK > Honor Ordcri Usued imrablo at ,15/100 , placoi la lulled BUlei , Canada una liurvpo. Aoenclciln Kuronuto wboui uhlpmenU for DnIUl ute can bo dellrered , or If from Interior polnll Uould be oonilxned , accompanied br Illll of l.mHntf nil Invoice cerlltleii bofor * American Coumli'- THOS..MB\IKWB& ( Xl)5iljlk Ktreot. Clioapiiae , ondon , K.O.I ii VVmor Hlrcct , MVittPuot. ) 01 1'lcta. lllrMiNCinariii : : ll ) Uaiioror btroet , OLAKIJUW * , ' luo ScrlbM. lUiiis. K. ItluiIAIll ) . { iiim Willou , IAIIVI. K. l.UTOII'llNOiCH- ' "AMM A Pokot Fin Cushion 7reo to Srnckerj f