THE OMAHA DAILY : KWEDNESDAY , AUGUST 21 , isso.
IT WAS TAME AND ONE SIDED
The Collision Between the Dos
Moines nnd Omaha Toatns.
VERY FEW RELIEVING FEATURES.
*
Crooks MIstliiKiilslics Himself by
Hitting tlio Center Plolil Pence
StnntlliiR of the Clubs
Other Sporting.
Rtmi < llnc of the Clubl.
Following is the standing ot the Western
Association clubs up to and Including
yesterday's games :
Plavod. Won. Lost. Per Ct.
.078
, ( i23
.511
.489
.400
.440
.425
. CO
Omnlm 11 , DCS aiuinnH 8.
The Omnha and Dos Molncs teams mot nt
association park yesterday nfternoon , and
the collision was resultant In a very tame
nnd ono-sldcd game or ball.
The day was perfect for playing , but not
withstanding this fact , the attendance was
lighter than a straw hat.
The Prohibitionists were licked before
they went Into the fight , nnd they pltiycd
with about as much vim imd animation as
would have boon manifested by so many
cigar signs.
What the Dos Mollies players nro most In
terested In jubt now Is pay day , und if they
were p.ild according to their ability as ball
players , they would draw about a dollar n
day , and found.
The White Sox toyed with them ns a cat
toys with n mouse. They were too easy ,
and the boys Just loafed through the gamo.
The only notable feature was Jasper Crooks'
homo run hit. It wasn gorgeous smash , and
nont the sphere bang up against Jolt W. Bod-
ford's "Hit Mo for Fifty Dollars" sign , way
out against center field fence.
This exploit evoked n wild , uncanny whoop
from nn Isolated mortal or two dotting the
bleaching boards ; then again supreme
qulctudo reigned , and on and on to the end
of the dreary struggle.
As n pointer to the DCS Moines team it
might bo mentioned that corn cutting time
is drawing apace. To bo sure they don't
have to hire out If they don't want to. but
they ought to cease pretending to piny ball.
Captain Macullar says , however , that they
will bout our lambs this afternoon , with
Billy Bart In the box.
Captain Macullar is laboring under an
hallucination of the brain.
They couldn't boat a carpet.
The score Is appended :
OMAHA.
SUMMAIIY.
Runs earned Omaha G.
Two-base hits Cleveland 1 , Andrews 1.
Jtloino runs Crooks. , .
Double plays Council , Traflloy , Smith ,
Creoles , Walsh , Andrews , Nichols , Crooks ,
Andrews.
Bases on called balls Nichols 1 , Victor 6.
Struck out By Nichols 7 , by Victor 1.
Passed balls Cody 1.
Wild pitches Victor 3 , Nichols 1.
Tima of carao 1 hour ana CO minutes.
Umpire Hurst.
Elntix City SO , Milwaukee 2.
Sioux CITV , August 20. The Corn Husk-
era won the game with hands down. They
caught on to Mr. Alexander with ease. Sutton -
ton was hit In the arm by a pitched ball m
the first Inning and badly disabled. KnoufT
was substituted. Score :
BlauxCltr S 1210300 1-20
Mllwttutco , . . .0 UU 2 00000 t
BIHIMAUV.
Karncd runs BlouxCity 10 , Mllwnukoo 1. Twobajo
bits llroBiiunMlcli.Ucnln * . Tlirt'u Imnulilta-Clcnn ,
1'owell , lllnck.Hbock , .Alberts , stolen bust- * Sioux
City S , Jlllwuukoo I. Dounla | il ays Cllno to llrosnau
to I'owi'll. Klrst bmo on bulb-Sioux CltyS , Mlltvaii-
keonoMu. lilt by pitched bull Sutton. Hlruck out
HyCrowell 2 , Alexander 2. I'asaecl balls Hurley.
\Vlhl iiltcii Aluxuncler. Tlmo i liourtt , & rulnutoa.
Umpire IJoeBclior.
St. Paul IB , Denver la.
DBNVKII , August 20. The St. Paul team
arrived in time to-day to defeat the homo
club. The visitors played an uplulf game
throughout aud won on costly errors by the
homo team. Score :
UU.MJIAIIV.
Karnod runs-nenvorS. St. 1'uulV. Tiro-bssoblts-
Klrhy. Dolun , Dnlryinplo. lluwesVnrrtik , Heakln ,
llvllly. Tlirebu u UlU-'Vhllo , llowu , Meakln.
HouHi runs I'urnor. Dulryniplo , Carroll , Wi-rrlck ,
llunei Hulen Diuirer 2 , M. 1'iiul 4. Double iilnya-
'Mlllor to Werrlck lo llawi-a. liases on balls-Oil
DariiDrouiili I , ntr Monkln b. lilt hy Imll-Curroll
Blruik out Hr DnrnbrouKli 0 , by Muakln I1'uiuec ]
bails I.ohm I , llrouiihtnn 2. Wild iiltclies l > uni <
UnniKh 0. Meaklu 2. 111 on ha e Ik'nver 7 , bt ,
I'uull. Tlmo otiiatno 2 hours and 15inloutos. Uui-
plrv Hrlotly.
1'rovuntutl liy llnln.
ST. Josi'.t'ii , Mo. , August 20 , The Mlnno-
apolls-St , Joseph guuio was postponed b >
rain.
"
oTiircu n < \ ( G.vniiss.
The Nntiouui Ijoatruo.
CLRVELAND , August 20. Hosult of to-Uay's
guino :
Cleveland 0 00000001 ]
Pittsburui 0 03000400 1
BUBO hits-Cleveland 4 , Plttsburg 0. Er
rors Cleveland 0 , Pittsburg 1. Batteries
Cleveland , Boutin and Zlmrncr ; Pittsburg ,
Btaloy and Field * . Umpire Lynch.
PIIU.IDKLI-IIU , August 30 , Result of to
day's ' giitno :
Philadelphia..0 0003000 0- !
\Vashln \ ton 8 I
Base hits Phlladolyhla & . Washington 5
Rrron Pblludolphla 3 , Washington 3. Bat
terlos Philadelphia , Day ar * > * Schrlver
Wiishlugton , Haddock and DulyUmpire ; -
Curry ,
iNDUturoLiJ , August 30. Hojult of to
day's rutiio !
Indiauapolls. . . . ! 0051031 0 H
Ulileugo . . . . . . . .U
Base hilt Indianapolis 14 , Chicago 11. Kr
ror Indlnniiiiolls 1 , Chicago U. Battonoi
IndlanaMll | . Gotzoln nnd Sommors ; Chicago ,
Tenor and Farroll. Umnlro Powers.
BOSTON , August 20. Result ot to-dny's
garno !
Now York . 0 10000100-3
Boston . 0 a 3 8 1 1 0 0 U 12
Bftio lilt Now York 0 , Boston 17. Errors
Now York 10 , Boston 3. Butteries Now
York , Kccfo nnd Welch , Ewlng ; Boston.
Rndbourno and Oanzoll. Umpires McQuaid
and Knight. _
Tlio iVntorionn Ai > ialatlni.
LouisviLtr , August 20. Result of to-day's
panic :
Brooklyn . 2 0301043 * 18
Louisville . 0 030 1025 1 U
CINCINNATI , AugustSO. Result of to-day's
game ;
Cincinnati . 0 3
Columbus . 0 00003100-3
KANSAS Cirr , August 20. The
Clty-Bnltlmorotrnmo was called nt the end
ot the third lulling on noooiint of rain. The
ncora then stood I to 0 In favor of the visit- '
ors. _
ST. Louis , August 30. Result. of to-dny's
Rnmo *
St. Louis . 1 3013511 0 14
Athletics . 0 00000110-2
Amnicur Onnics.
Noo. , August 20. iSpoolnl Tele
gram to TUB BEE. ] A name of ball between
the O'Ncilll nnd Chadron teams rosultud in a
score of 14 to 4 in favor of O'Neill.
WATEHI.OO , la. , August 20. ISpnclnl Tolo-
pratn to TUB Bun. ] A guuio of base ball
was played hero to- < lay botwcon the \Vater-
lee mill Vlnton club ? , and was won by Wa
terloo by iv score of 15 to 7.
Gamlnur anilCD in or Mntoliotl.
PiTTSimno , August 30. Articles of agree
ment have boon sjgnod between Tcemor and
Qauduar for a four-mile scull race for 91,000
n side at Mcltecsport , Pa. , September 14.
THE 8PKUU KIN a.
Grand Circuit Unco * .
PooaiiKBBfaiB , N. Y. , August 20. [ Spo
clal Telograin to Tits BGB. ] The grand trot-
tine circuit race continued hero to-day. The
chief event was the Pouqhkeepjlo stake of
$5,000 , which was Avon by Sonigua Qolddust
after site exciting heats. The other two
events we're tame. To-morrow there Is the
Ruppcrt stake for 3:31 : trotters , and Thurs
day \lohnstou races against his record.
Summaries :
I'ouniiKKKrsiB STAKES , $5,000 , 2:30 : CLASS.
SprnRUo Oolddust ( Green ) . . 1 31931
Miss Alice ( E. C. Walker ) . . 9 33154
Slur Lilly ( Goldsmith ) . 5 S 5 3 1 3
KatherlnoS ( Irwin ) . . . < . . . . ! ! U' 3 U 8 3
Prince Ruaont ( Andrews ) . . 347347
Alino ( Elliott ) . : . ' . . .1 ( > 10 7 5 dr
Tariff ( Hills ) . 070080
Ketch ( Ropens ) . , . .13 I 8 4 0 dls
VeritasUobloaud.Splan ( ) 3 13 1 3 5 dr
Mnrkman Muid ( Howell ) . 454 dr
Warren ( Nichols ) . 8 U 0 - dr
King Bob ( McDonald ) . . . . 7 0 dr
Time 2:19 : # , 3lSf : , 3:20 : , 3:20 : , 8:21 : ,
runsii $1,500 , 3:32 : CLASS.
Globe ( Andrews ) . 1 1 1
Golden Rod ( McDdhald ) . 3 3 3
Sensation rKcuttng ) . 3 5 4
Mulatto ( Splan ) . 5 3 3
Delmonto jUavfs ) . 4 4 5
LynnW ( McCarthy ) . Uis
Time 2:20 : > . 2:30 : , 2:31) : ) .
PUHSE $8,000 , 2:37 : PAOB.
Minnie P ( Rennick ) . 1 1 1
Dallas ( Higglnsi . 3 3 3
Blanche ( Smith ) . 4 3 3
Mnrklund ( Goldsmith ) . 3 5 4
Ednu Medium ( Wright ) . 5 dis
:19tf. :
AlorrU J'ark HIICRS.
NEW Yonic , August 'JO. "Morris nark , " as
it wll bo. commonly called Jn _ contradistinc
tion with Jerome add MonmoutU parit race
tracks , was regularly opened as a race
course to-day. It is the property of John
Morris , who bos associated with him in its
management the Now York Jockey club.
The grounds and track nro located In West-
Chester county , on the Harlen branch of the
Now York , Now Haven & Hartford railroad ,
and oartly within the city limits. The now
course has the finest buildlnss and arrange
ments of nny in the world. An idea of its
completeness may be gained from the fact
that its truckage cost $250,000. Its grand
stand is the largest and - most complete of
any In the world , and all its appurtenances
nro the results of modern improvements. The
track has both elliptical and straight away
tracks and It is believed It will be , when
properly settled und conditioned , the fastest
'n America. Summary :
Five-eighths of a mlle Goraldlne won In
1:00 : , which bents the record made by Sam
Harper tit Jcromo Park bv n quarter of a
'second , and equals that of Klttlo Pease. The
latter record has never boon considered au
thentic. Volunteer H. second , Gladstone
third.
Ono mile Tavjstan won m 1:43 , Miss Cody
second , McAuley third , '
Throe-fourths of a tnilo Ruperta won in
1:14 , Magnate second , Ralph Bayard third.
Mlle and three-sixteenths Scnorltu won
in 2:03 : , Hanover second , Taragon third.
Pivo-oighths of a mlle Prontenao won in
01 } , Chesapeake second , Phoebe third.
Eleven-sixteenths of a mile- Tattler won
in 1:51) } , Judge Morrow second , Elgin third.
R.EMOHSU imoVE HIM MAD.
A Contractor Takes a Jab too Cheaply
nml HncrmiBs Insane.
TOLEDO , O. , August 20. Three wools ago
Adam Rntnmcrt , a well known building con
tractor , disappeared in a mysterious manner.
Some months since Rommcrt was awarded
the contract for building two new school
buildings in this city , but ho took the Job
too cheaply , and finding ha would lose money
ho loft the city. Diligent soireh was mudo
for him , bdt without avail. Yesterday as a
hunter was passing through the woods hear
Grassy Po'mU threq .miles b'elow the city , ho
discovered a man half nude. To his great
surprise ho found it was Rominort , whom ho
know well. The unfortunate man , himrlnt/
his iiutno called , turned and ran throuch the
woods , uttering 'insane imprecations as be
ran. The mutter , was reported to the police ,
who are now searching for him.
Liana Hungry Boomers.
KANSAS CITT , August 20. The reports
from the Cherokee atrip and its vicinity In-
dlcato that the opening of Oklahoma has not
absorbed all the boomers In the country.
When Secretary Speed , of the Choroken
commission , returned' hero to-day , his oftlco
WHB besieged by a host of boomers
anxious to learn what were the prospects for
the speedy opening of the strip. They were
Informed that the negotiations with the
Choyonncs for the purchase of tholrresorva-
tlon by the government uro likely to bo brief
nnd satisfactory nnd that the country will
probably bo open to settlement next spring.
The boomurs received tlio Information with
satisfaction and uiuuy expressed their do.
termination to ciimi ) ou'tho borders waiting
for the appointed time.
liUolpllnlni ; French Oflloers.
PAIUS , August 20. At a meeting of the
ministerial council hold at the Elysco to-day ,
the linn later of War stated that out of 20OOC ,
ofHcors of the army 500 bavo boon found
guilty of partlcioatiug in political agitation
ami have boon dealt with according to the
gravity ot thulr offenses. Ho also said that
twenty-one non-coininlsslouod officers bad
been cashiered.
AtOlyinpla.
OLTMI'IA , Wash. , August 30. The conven
tion to-day Indorsed several articles reported
by the rovlolou oommlttoo. The report of
the committee on tldo lands passed to a
thlra reading. The state's sovereignty wa ;
continued , but persons who placed Improve
ments on the lauds prior to February , 1869
may purchase at the appraised value. It ii
very doubtful if this article will pnss ,
Oklahoma Territorial Con.vontlon.
GUTUUIE , Oklahoma , August 20. The tor
rltorlal convention assembled to-dayrccolvec
the reports of the committees which hav <
boon ut worn uurinx recess uud referred tut
da mo to the commlltoo ou organization uru
adjourned until lo-iuorrow.
REV , HELMICK'S VICTIM DIES ,
The Noola Shootlnff Affair Oulml-
iiatcs In a Tragedy.
A NEW RAILROAD COMPANY.
Now Depot nt Wntorlon A Notvoll
Implement Donlrr Short In
Ills Accounts The Illuo
Gram I'nluoo.
The
NROI.A , In. , August 20. [ Special Telegram
.to Tun BKE.J The Noola shooting affair cul-
mlnntod In the death of Mr. Palmer at 5
o'clock ' till * afternoon. Dr. Sommors , Jr. ,
nnd Dr. Hobor , ol Omaha , wore telephoned
for lust night , ami came ever this morning.
After nn examination of Mr. Palmer nnd
consultation With the local physicians they
decided that there wes only ona Ihlnff to do
hat would offer any hope of giving him help ,
vhtch was to open the abdomoa nad close up
ho openings In the intestines muda by the
lullot , which they proceeded to do , Ilndlng
our openings , which they closed up. Hut
Mr. Palmer was not nblo to tally from the
operation , and died. 03 stated , this ovoninif.
llolmlcU is still under nrrcst mm will have
his preliminary UoarlnR to-morrow.
Waterloo's Noi\ ' .
NoiDepot.
WATT.IILOO , la. , August 20. [ Special Telo-
rram to TUB HUB. ] The Burlington , Cedar
tnpids & Northern has bugun work on the
low depot buildings In this city. They are
o cost 25,000 , nnd It is said that they will
bo tha illicit depot buildings at .any point
ou this line.
Tlio Wnverly Northern.
WATEHLOO , la. , August 20. ( Special Tele-
Rrmn to Tun BBB. ] A now railroad com-
mny called the Waverly Northern has boon
irganlzcd. Its object is claimed to bo to
> uild a line from Wavorly south through
Waterloo to Cedar Rapids and north to the
Htato lino. It is said that the projectors nro
mured that either tno Chicago , tit. Paul &
tausns City or Chicago , Milw.iulteo & SU
? aul will operate tha line when U is con
structed. .
Short In Htfl'/Vcconnts.
Four DODOB , In , , August 20. | Special
rclogr.un to THE Bnn.1 James Wood , on
extensive agricultural implement dealer of
S'owoll , la. , also agent for Warden U. O. &
3o. , of Chicago , was arrested to-day for em-
> ezzlumcut. At an investigation of that
Irm's accounts , shortages" wdrd discovered
to the amount of $1,700. The affair creates u
great sensation because of Mr.Vood's hlth-
srto high standing. Tlio matter will be investigated -
tigatod by thu grand Jury immodlatoly.-
County's Contribution.
GLF.NWOOD , la. , August 20. [ Special to
PHK BiiE.J The Mills county contribution to
the Crcston blue crass palace and exposi
tion will bo ono of the finest ever rnaao by
nny county. It will include over forty vari
eties of native woods , apples of many kinds ,
> earho3 , pears , grapes , grasses , grains and
vegetables , superior in size nnd quality.
Therd will bo a largo representation from
this city in constant attendance at the expo
sition.
_
Ho Can't Find His Mine.
DBS MOINEI , la. , August 30. [ Special Tel
egram to THE BEE.J Will Brewster , son
of a Fort Madison banker , who has been en
gaged in business in Kansas City the past
year , was cleverly swindled out of 810,000 mho
-ho purchase of an alleged silver miao in
Arizona recently. Browstor did not see the
mine before purchasing It , nnd has boon unable -
able to ilnd it since. It is said that several
irominent citizens in Kansas City are mixed
ip in the swindler , and .that Brewster has
"ample evidence to convlot'thbm.-- ' -
Thinks the Purnehute. -Prand. . *
DunuQOE , Iu. , August 30. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEB. ] Johnny Simons , a ten-
year-old boy , of this city , recently witnessed
a parachute descend from a balloon and
thought ho would investigate itSo ho
irocured an umbrella and going to the top
> f the house , spread his umbrella and leaped
From the roof. Johnny landed on the ground
n much less than a minute with both arms
jrokcn , his head badly cut and other injuries.
bio thinks the parachute idea is a fraud.
Pioneers of Three States.
KEOKUK , la , , August 20. | Special Tele
gram to THE BEB.I The tri-stuto' old sot-
, lers' reunion will bo held in this oity Sep
tember 10 , and will bo addressed by a num-
jor of distinguished visitors. - Governor
David R. Francis will deliver an a'ddress on
jehalf of Missouri , Judijo Hubbard. of Cedar
Ltnpids , on behalf of Iowa , and Hon. John
fl. Hungato on behalf of Illinois. Hon.
Edwin Manning will preside. Hon. John E.
Craig will deliver an aduross'of welcome.
A Vlollm or llonrt DNonsp.
WHAT CIIKEII , la. , August 20. | Special
Telegram to THE BEE. ] Potor'Smeaton , a
day laborer , had just came oufof No. 1 shaft
of the What Cheer coal company , and Dan
Uced , another day laborer , was ia his buggy
ready to start home , ana asked Mr. Smeuton
to take a ride with him. Smoaton 'accepted
the invitation and had Just got into tbo buggy
when ho fell dead , heart disease being the
cuuso of his death.
' 4 t
A Horrible Dose.
BOONK , la. , August 30. [ Special -Telegram
to Tun BEK.J The two-year-old son of
County Attorney Braokett obtained a bottle
of laudanum to-day , and , extracting. Mia corir
with his tooth , swallowed quite a'dose of it.
Restoratives were promptly applied , and
after u hara struggle the . child's ' llie jvas
saved.
Miintilecl by tboCn'rs. :
Ia. , August 30. [ Special Tel
egram to Tun BEE. | A man , -horribly
mangled , was found ou the ' RookJIsland
track nt Eldon this morning'Ttwro was no
clue to his identity , but the coroner's ' jury
decided that ho was killed by the cars wnilo
trying to steal a ride.
Will Boycott the ilonds. . '
DUIIOQUB , la. , August 20. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEE.J Tbo Jobpors uild nianu-
f actureri passed a resolution boycotting the
Kansas City and Burlington roads .on ac
count of a refusal to apply the , Cblcago-St.
Paul rate to Duburjuo. >
AR Unit us Ion Uranm.
DUDUQUB , Ia. , August 20. ( .Special Telegram -
gram to TUB BBE.J Six guests of Rov.
Thomas were poisoned last night from eat
ing dried beef. All will survivo.
AN IMPORTANT OUOKK.
Tlio Itulo HcwnrtliiiK Proof of Orluin
ot disability Motilflutl.
WASHINGTON , August 20. Pension Com
missioner Tanner to-day issued the follow
ing important order.
To Chiefs of Divisions The rule which
has hitherto maintained in this ofllce regard
ing proof of the origin of disability , under
which the evidence of ono commissioned of-
iicerorono orderly sergeant was accepted ,
whllo In the absouco of that evidence tha
testimony of two private soldiers has been
required , Is hereby so far modillod that in
the ubsonco of the evidence of n commis
sioned ofllccr or orderly sergeant , the origin
shall be bold to bo proved on the evidence ol
the claimant und oae private soldier , provided
always that said claimant and said private
bo men of character , JAMES TANNEH.
Another Indian Outtirenic In Montana
MISSOULA , Mont. , August 20. Reliable In
formation reaches hera that the Indians are
again menacing the lives of tbo whites at
Emorsvilla They have brokou into a house
and one person has been killed. F. 1) . Dun
can , justice of the peace at , Emorsvlllo , has
telegraphed Governor White asking for pro
tcction nnd say * that the settlers uro guard
ing thulr homes. '
OLD J > OM 3 tyCDKO'8
The WoullclnAmivsiln n Wlno *
llmtotl Unpuhllonn Vottth.
NEW YOHK , AxJRustCO. [ Special Telegram
o TUB 13 HI' . ] A letter from Rio Janeiro ,
Jrazll , referring to the nttompt to nssassl-
into Pom Pedro on the IGth of July , says the
itmost indignation prevails , It soeias n
strange thing that the man who 1ms tacitly
abolished Uio p'o'nitlty of death In Ills omniro
[ for Pedro uhvuys refused to sign a death
vnrrant ) shou $ H'avo been condemned oven
by tnalcontonU tq a violent dnath. The gen
eral fooling U < one of genuine indignation
and sorrow. Apparently the tnnd deed was
lone In n moment of drunken bravado , nnd
his is Dom Pedro's belief. L > om Pedro , sur
rounded by bis family , was Just leaving the
theater , where ho had spent the evening ,
vhon nt the general outlet n young man do
Ibcrately , face to fnco with the
emperor , raised Iho seditious cry : "Long
llvo the ropullo. " Immediately ans
wering the cry "Long llvo the
emperor , " came thundering from every
side of the homo. The confusion that fol-
owcd can well bo imagined. At that mo-
uent the young man raised his pistol nnd
Irod , Dom Pedro , without the least altera
tion in voice or feature , quieted his wife and
daughter , nnd forbidding his body guard to
draw their swords , steeped into his carriage
after his family. Putting his horse * at full
speed , the Imperial coachman drove down
.ho crowded city plnza to the palace without
further nnnoynnco. The commotion In the
neighborhood of the houio whence the shot
was lired was torriblo. Pnoplo rmhod hero
nnd there in wild but fruitless search for the
xvould-bo assasiin. Favored by the general
rush mid confusion , ho had escaped , but two
lours afterward ho was captured. lie is a
iroung fellow , aljnost a lad , a clerk In a big
jusincss establishment , and Is a Portugese
jy birth. Ho is evidently laboring
under some croat aberration of
mind. .Undoubtedly the outrage Is
in n measure duo to the juvonllo enthusiasm
provoked by the republican festivities In hon
or of the centennial of the Froncti revolution.
Dom Pedro has not , taken unv notice whatever -
ever of the affair and continues to come and
? o from the city without observing any extra
precautions. Ihc republican parly in Brazil
lias thus given proof of its existence , and a
few words about its growth und development
will not bo amiss. Tbo government of Brazil
lias had Its adversaries smco the foundation
of the empire , but the republican party hero
has always been a nogatlvo rather than a
positive quantity. Lately , however , it has
taken another course , and strange to say , the
republican eruption has been brought 'about
by a decree that has given freedom to 1.000-
300 slaves. Tno disappointed slaveholders
liavo to a man declared themselves republi
cans , refusing allegiance to the dynasty that
has withdrawn from their hands the power of
disposing of the persons and lives of their
fellow creatures. The youth of the higher
schools nro now participating In a general
movement and compose perhaps tlio only
party of pure minded republicans in the em
pire. At any moment a crisis may bo ex
pected. Yet Dom Pedro is popular. Ho is
loved and respected as a man nnd is admired
as a sovereign hymen of nil political creeds ,
nnd it has boon a generally accepted dogma
in the republican , fraternity that no violence
whatever shall bo , offered the old monarch ,
who in his tlftjr , years reign has not commit
ted ono single action to disparage him as u
gentle-man or'"dharao him us n king.
All the republican propaganda is addressed
against the future1 empress , the princess Isa
bella , who was .Vevor popular. She has , of
course , a strong p'arty , composed of liber
ated slaves and , their friends , but her re
ligious intolerance may in time alienate from
her this affection' Her husband , Comto
d" Eu , a prince' of 'the house of Orleans , is
positively disliked , by the masses. It will bean
an ill day for Brazil when Dom Pedro ceases
to bo nt the head'of ' the potion. The popu
lace is not educated for u republic. The
loaders of tho' now party are violent ana
passionate men , and the first tntng that may
bo expected is a'ciSril war of disastrous con
sequences , in wnleh perhaps the fittest will
not be the survivors'
IIAYJS.SOBRUED UP.
1 o j T " v * i
The Hungarian Hlotcrs JJoavInc the
Country Terror-Strli-lcen.
Gnur.Nsnuito , Pa. , August 20. Only lif-
teen of the titty-two Hungarians were hold
for participating in the Hocla coke works
riot , the balance having boon discharged
tills afternoon. The majority of the liber J
ated men said they would leave the country
In the course of ton days. They are com
pletely terrorized and some of them are
afraid to go back to Mammoth. Already
twenty or thirty have gone east with the in
tention of taking passage for their native
country. The places of the abseat Hungari
ans at Mammoth and other works in that
locality uro being filled by negroes. J. VV.
Moore is disgusted with tbo foreign element
and states it is his intention to got rid of
them.
SELMA AGITATED.
AVnrrants Issued. For Kill tor Bryant
and Confreres.
SELMA , Ala. , August 20. Selma Is still
stirred up on account of rage troubles. War
rants of arrest were issued to-day for Editor
Bryant , Clark and Jones , of the Independ
ent , for inciting race animosities , but they
could not bo found in the city. Four colored
persons were arrested this evening for ob
structing service of processes by the sheriff ,
and their trial will come off in tbo morning.
Tno military is kept in readiness for an
emergency.
IT WAS A MISTAKE.
The Valkyrie Found to flnva Been
thu Victor 'Vcstardar.
[ CnpurlaM IB&3 ti \ Jama QnrJm llennttt. ' ]
PORTSMOUTH , August 20. [ Now York
Herald Cable Special to THIS BEK. ] The
Valkyrie won the Albert cup yesterday after
all. The racing committee made a mistake
of a minute against the Valkyrie , and to-day
reconsidered the decision , giving the cup to
the Vnlkyrio and second prize to the Varan a.
Steamship Arrivals.
At Stettin The Island , from Now ork.
At Hamburg Tlio Huglu , from Now York.
At Breraerhaven The Elbe , from Now
York.
At Glasgow ThoFurnessln , from Now
York.
At Philadelphia The British Prince , from
Liverpool. *
At London Sighted. The England , from
Now York.
The TerryiShootinir Afl'alr.
DBRH PAUK , 'Hid ' ? , August 20. The at
torney conoral h3sjroclved a detailed account
' '
count of the sho'o'Uog of Judge Terry. Hav
ing considered tvo'citolegrams to-uay from
California In relation to the same affair ho
has sent word tgiJlUirlct Attorney Carey to
use his own discretion in aiding the defense
of Marshal Naclc , .
The Knlfo Hotter Tlmn the Club.
PAHUOAII , Ky. , rAugUBt 20. Yesterday , In
Marshall county OjUipbell Parker quarrelled
with a noinhborJjUipJ ) ! Oscar Brano and hit
him with n cmb.j0liraiio cut Parker fatally
with a Unite. Sidney Purker , n son , wont to
his father's assistance aud was also fatally
Injured. A to' '
_ irt
An Invltatfoii b the Cattle Show.
'
WASHINGTON , 'August 20. The Argentina
Republic has addressed a formal invitation
to the United States government to take
part in the second international cattlu show
of the Argentina Agricultural society , to beheld
held at Buenos Ayres , next April , under the
auspices of ttio national government ,
t B
Four Minor * Killed.
Ciuiu.EBTOH , W. Va. , August 30. Frank
Morris , John Hill , Jauies O'Brien and Uroillo
Morris , minors , were caught beneath a fall
of eUto in the mines of the Cannellon Coal
company , in Fuyotto county , last night und
were Instantly killed. Several others wore
wounded.
A Prominent Ohio Imwyer Dleg.
CINCINNATI , August SO. Judge Henry 0.
Whitney , an aged and highly respected mem
ber of the Ohio bar , died to-day , A third
of a ooutury ago he wus an ussociato of
Thomas Uwlug , Henry Stuuberry , Edward
M , SUnion , Henry Clav aud othora.
LIVELY ROW IN THE COUNCIL ,
The Entortcxlnmout Furnlahod Tor
the Wlohlta Visitors.
BLUFFS AND PERSONAL ABUSE.
Knonnr llofcru to Scnvoy ns n Santa
Barbara I'Vcak ' , nnd Lowrjr
Calls City Clerk South-
nrd a Drunkard.
Tlio Council In an Uproar. *
Bluffs , bluster nnd personal nbuso char-
nctorlzccl the mooting of the city solons last
night. The inud-sllnglng wai so heartily In-
dulgcd In that n committee ot the city coun
cil of wild and woolly Wlctilta , who were
present ut the meeting , became shocked and
gracefully bowed themselves out of the
council chamber with their hands in their
hip pockets. The war wns started by Coun
cilman Hascall , who , acting us the mouth-
pleco of 0. II. Rathaokor , who had a seat nt
hlssido , Introduced the following resolu
tion !
Wherons. It Is currently reported that the
mayor is threatening that the chief of police
will do great bodily harm to or probably kill
representatives of the pilbllo press who" com
ment unfavorably upon the ofllcial nets of
such officers ; and
Whorons , it being Iho duty of the mayor ,
to bo n law abiding citizen nnd not a law
breaker ; therefore
Resolved , That the council tnko the neces
sary steps to investigate the matter , nnd If
the reports nro true to remedy the evil.
Mr. Huscnll inovod tha adoption of the
resolution , Ho stated that the resolution
wits offered at the instance of Mr. Hotli-
acker , who claimed that such reports were
current , nnd asked that they bo Investi
gated. Mr. Hiiscall asked that Mr. Rotli-
nckor bo allowed to addrosa the council on
the subject.
Thin broucht Major Wheeler to the floor.
"I object , " ho said , "to Mr. Rothacker's ad
dressing the council. I don't think bo need
got scared BO easily nt rumored throats. It Is
not RO long ago that be himself made an as
sault upon an editor. His complaint is very
ill-timed. "
"Mr. Rotbnckcr should not got
scared BO easily , " shouted Mr.
Kaspnr. "That Santa Barbara freak
has threatened pcnplo before. Ho
fjnvo orders to have mo arrested on nny pos
sible charge , but I can walk the streets of
Omaha without any more fear than I have
respect for him and tiU Ilk. Mr. Rothackcr
should not got scared of him. "
Mr. Husc.ill tried to speak again , nnd was
being liberally prompted by Mr. Rothackor.
Ho was Interrupted by Major Wheeler
With
"I ask that Rothackcr cither shut up or
get out behind the ratline. "
"Ho'll get out when the council says so ,
and not nt the order of ono man , " retorted
Hascall.
President Lee stated that as Mr. Roth-
nckor1 represented n newspaper , ho was
entitled to a' seat in the council chamber ,
but would have to observe ordor.
The question then came to a vote , the re
sult of which saved Mr. Rothackcr the
trouble of making a speech.
After some furtncr discussion Mr. Has-
call's ' resolution was adopted , and Messrs.
Hascall , tiodford and Burnham were ap
pointed by the chair as a committee to inves
tigate the reports referred to in the resolu
tion.
tion.After
After this war of words Mr. Rothackor
took bis departure , and the council pro
ceeded with the regular order of business.
But the white winged messenger of peace
was not allowed to act as a presiding genius
very long. Mr. Wheeler introduced a little
three line resolution authorizing the side
walk , inspector to employ an assistant at $ 2.50
a day.
"I suppose , " said Mr. Kaspar , "that Allen
wants an assistant to do his work so ho can
have more tltno to play high live. "
Mr. Lowry , the llre-oatcr from the First ,
came up snorting with indignation. "Thero
are other officials of this city who spend too
much of their time playing hign live , " he ex
claimed , glaring at City Clerk Southard ,
"it's n well known fact that the affairs la
the city clerk's office , " ho continued , "aro
not kept as they should bo. Last week
two clerks did all of tha work
of the office , whllo ho was out
drlnldng and playing high ilvo. The
city clerk Is too busy just now with politics
to attend to his business. It is known , too ,
by members of this council , that he Is noth
ing more than a drunkard "
A rap of the president's gravel called Mr.
Lowry to order , und no spout the rest of the
evening looicing the words of wrath and
scorn ttiat ho was not allowed to utter.
After this tilt thu council proceeded with
the regular weekly grist of municipal busi
ness.
Attend the
Omaha Pair ,
September 2 to 0.
Railroad rates :
One furo for round trip and 60c added
from nil Nebraska points.
Ono and ono-third faro 250 rnilcs
east of Omaha.
Afnsworth Items.
AINSWOUTII , Nob. , August 20. [ Spoclal to
Tni : BEK.J A joint stock company compris
ing five of the leadmg.buslncss men of the
pluco J. H. Rogers , R , S. Rising , S. G.
Chancy , S. Backey and J. W. Scofiold will
immediately erect and operate a creamery at
this place , The citizens gave a liberal bonus
towards this much needed enterprise.
Water works in Alnsworth is a foregone
conclusion , the city council having Issued u
cull for an election to vote _ $ j,000 bonds for
this purpose. The citizens urn unanimously
in favor of the bonds. An effort will bo
inudo to have water protection this full. The
citizens also feel tha need of a fiouring mill
and will cive a liberal bonus toward a good
ono.
Notes From Koyn Palm County.
MUMT. Neb. , August 20. [ Special to Tnn
BEK.J The frequent copious and general
rains have placc t tno assurance of a good
corn crop In this county beyond cioubt.
Cattlemen report stock.looklng better than
at this season of the year in many years.
Politics are warming up , and "Law and
Order" Buems to bo tbo watchword.
The big and anti-big movements in this
county will have the effect to a great extent
of breaking down party linos.
The old soldiers and old settlers' reunion ,
to bo held in this county on the 4th , 5th und
Oth of September , promises to bo the biggest
thine on record.
The Wronjr Blan Arrototl.
QUANT , Nob. , August 20. [ Special Tolo-
grum to Tun BUB. ] Sheriff Winuholl cap
tured a youth Sunday evening answering the
description of a man wanted in Lyons. Kan. ,
for burglary. Tbo young man could furnish
no satisfactory account of himself and was
confiuod in jail until n dispatch announced
that the right man had bean oapturod.
Nebraska Cattle Going Hast.
WAV.NB , Neb. , August 20. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun HUB. | Another special train
of fat cattle loft hero for Chicago to-night ,
making the eighth extra of block this joar.
Scorntary Traov ut I'ortyniouth ,
POIITHMOUTII , N. H. , August 20. This
morning Secretary of tbo Navy Tracy and
Lieutenant AJason catno up to the navy yard
in tbo secretary's launch. The secretary
was shown about the navy yard by Com
mandant Bradford and afterwards lunched
with that officer.
GonaarincH Wounded by a Bo in I ) .
I ton E , August 20. Last evening a bomb
was thrown from tbo roar of the chamber of
deputies into the Piano colonado during ft
concert. The bomb exploded , wounding BO-
rlously U gendarmes und a child. A panla
ensued which was soon quelled. The In
jured persons were removed to the hospital.
The lrrla tlou Committee In Utah.
SAW LAKE Cur , August BO. The irrlga.
tloa oqmuiltteo ot tha United SUtca eouato
arrived hero yesterday. Statement * of cltl-
zona a * to the need * of Utah in tbo way of
irrigation und thu results already attained
were listened to by the oomaiuilon.
THIO MASONIC AIUDDU2.
Win. II , rcoktiam'fl Uonson For Iioav
Inethc Scottish Ulto Conilstory.
NKW YOIIK , August 20. To-day William
II , Pcckham , past grand commander , nnd
n thirty-third degree Mason , who for fifty
years has been an nctivo member of the Mn-
sotilc order , inn loiter addressed to thoMa-
fionlo fraternity tlirouchout the world gives
Ills reasons for severing his connection with
the Scottish Right Masons nnd Cornonu Con
sistory No. 12 , of this city. His reasons for
BO doing nro bccnuso tlio Grand Orient of
Franco , founded In 1725 , did In 1878
chinlnato the natno of God from
the constitution nnd ritual , thereby
compelling every symbolic grand ledge
throughout the world to denounce the act
nnd sever all relations of amity nml corres
pondence therewith , "And yet , " ho says ,
"in spite of this well known fact , Brother F.
J. S , Gnrgus , present grand commander of
thoancion-.unil accepted Scottish Rightthirty
third nnd last degree of Free Mnsanrv.
during n visit to Paris In 1833 did visit and
aioot with a "Council of the Order , " nnd ap
point n representative thereto as a guarantee
ot amity on behalf of the body ever
which ho prcnldes. " In conclu
sion Mr. Pockham says the members
of n ' 'council ' of this order" uro inorabors of.
and ewe allegiance to the Grand Orient , nnd
consequently nro under the ban of non-
Masonlo intercourse , and no true symbolic
Mason can ignore the edict of his trand
lodge , which Interdicts Ills doings.
A IIUUK1CAN13 K1G11T.
Hniilou KnoRkR Out Iiowrcy In Thir
teen HnnndH.
FiUNKi.tN , Pa. , AuKUst 20. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Bnn. ] A brutal prlro fight
cauio oft on an Island In the Allegheny river ,
near thli city , lust night between two young
men named Hnnlon and Lowroy. The fight
was to settle the question of which was
tha best man , nnd n wager of
$100 was up. A purse was also
raised by the spectators for the winner.
The fight was of the hurricane order , und
after the first few rounds science was
thrown away nnd the men went In to BOO
which could do the most dnmnRO. Thirteen
bloody rounds were fought when Lowroy
was forced to give in from sheer exhaustion.
Both men were badly hurt.
THti WISCONSIN PEAULiS.
Chicago Jcwolorn Auviso the Inhab
itants to Ki'Hiitin ) Corn ( lonlnt ; .
CHICAGO , August 533. That the fresh
water pearls which have been sent from
Wisconsin to Chicago jewelers for valuation
nro not worth a "hooter" all the' trade Is
agreed , but whether or not it is possible to
find really fresh water pearls is u question
which has two sides. Some dealers say they
are rarely found , whllo others st > y there Is no
such thing as a line pearl from Iresh water ,
and all agruo that bettor wages can bo inudo
at hoeing corn than in hunting for'pcarla in
fresh wuter clams.
The Purvis Grand Jury Discharged.
Pmivis , Miss. , August 20. Thn grnnd Jury
mudo its final report and was discharged ,
after having found twoiity-oicht true bills
and examined eighty-five witnesses. This
carried out the prediction made seine days
ago that neither Charles Rich , Captain
Janncsou , Superintendent Tyler nor General
Manager Carroll , of the Queen & Crescent ,
would bo indicted ; District Attorney Novillc
says ho will keep up the hunt , und that the
grand jury of the regular term will take up
the priza fight.
Prlvntn Inlz"ll a Candidate.
PiTTSiiUKG. August 20. A telegram from
Salem , O. , says Private Dalzell is in the
field for the position of commandor-in-uhlcf
of the G. A. R. , and tils friends will make a
vigorous canvass in his behalf.
Famine Thrnatcns Blonti-no-rro.
LONDON , August 20. A dispatch from
Montenegro says a famine is threatened ,
owinir to the failure of the crops , and that
an epidemic of disease is now extensively
prevalent.
A Staco Hell ! Un.
PORTLAND , Ore. , August 20. News has
just been received that the stage between
Canyon City und Baker City was "held up"
yesterday and the entire mail captured and
gene through. _ _ _
liiirlitnlnir Strikes the KifTel Tower.
PAIUS , August 20. This city was visited
by u violent storm to-day. A thunderbolt
struck the Eiffel tower. No damage was
done.
Will Sue For IXvorce.
NEW YOIIK , August 20 Sheriff Flack's
wife to-day took steps towards divorce pro
ceeding against her husuand.
Harrison GOUH to I > r Park.
OAKLAND , M. D. , Autrust 20. The train
bearing President Harrison and party left
for Deer Park at 1' :30 p. m.
Will Ho Tried Tor
Thomas F. W. White was run In by the
police yesterday afternoon charged with
bainR drunk. In the evening J. C. Gladden ,
ofi , 218 Nicholas street , appeared at the sta
tion and stated that White was the man ho
had reported to the police about one year ago
for stealing numerous attlclcsof property
from his residence. Among the articles
were thrco rings not with diamonds , garnets
und pearls , u pair of shoes , several tools ,
currycomb nnd u number of other things
Gladden stated that ho would appear in thu
morning and prefer charges against White.
State fair September I ! , but the pub
lic sale of llaiubloluniaii horses at Lin
coln ia the day before. Why not at
tend both.
VlHltorn From Wichita.
Messrs. B. H. Downing. H. V. Henley ,
W. L. Johnson , H. H. Jacknfan and O. 7 .
Smith , members of the city council of Wich
ita , Kan. , arrived In the city lustjiight and
dropped In at the council meotlne. Wichita
Is taking on metropolitan ulrs.nud will do u
lot of pavini ; this yjiar und next , and thcsu
gentlemen uro out oh a Junkotlug tour exam
ining tha pavement's in use in Omaha nnd
Kansas City. They will bo shown ever tlio
city to-day by ttio city engineer and a dele
gation of councilmcn ,
"We *
A Good Appotlto 1 * 05 < mUiU to goo.l
lionlth : but nt thH season thn blood may bo Im
pure , th.U tlrod fooling predominant , nnd the
nppcttlto lost. Hooil'tt Sarsnparillu is n wen-
dorful medicine , for creating an appetite , tonIng -
Ing thu digest Ion. unit giving strength to the
nerves and health to the whole system.
Do a tire to gotHood'HSiiranpnrllln. Sold
by iilldniggUti. Prepared only by 0.1. Hood ft
Co. , Apothucarlfs. l.imull.
THI W03LO OU3H1 TO SHOW 17 ,
The worlA otiRht to fcnrm'nlmtS.S.S.liM
done forma In tlio euro ofn mnllfjrmnt Cancer ,
illicit \\m toli.uln.ito bo consldcrul Incuru-
lila by tlio | > h ) lchns tti Olilciicolicro I
vent iolio trial cil. Ono of my nclr-libora Kent
mo n copy of im Jcr \ - IKincnt In ivgard to
Sulft'abpccllIcLand 1
relief from lliefirsUcw ( Icscsj Ilio I'iols'onwns
gradually furred cut of my 8hluai , B'ul l\\ti
noon ciinil ftiund nnd \\fil. It is now ten
months Elnco I quit Ink' ln S.S.H. imailmvo
hail no flcii of rtturn of the drca3fiil ilWaso.
Mm ,
Au Sable , JIlcli. , Dec. 29 , ' 38.
Send for buoUa on lllooil Hl'cnscs anil Cancer * ,
mailed free THE Swirr brccina Co.
Drawer .1. Atlanta. Oa.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION I
OVHll A MII.UUN DISTJIIIJDTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incnrporatoil liy tlio U'pl'l.lturo , fur Kilucntlnnn
unit Clmrltnb o uiiriio , > w , nil I U * frnnclilx * nfolo a
| mr ! . < irt'ic ! iir * i > nt Htnlornn tUtttlon , III 137V , tif an
ovornliolmliiK | opul.ir ntn
Its MAMMOTH lUA\VINOStakorilace Soml-
Amumlly , ( Juiiu nml Uucember ) . ami Its
uitAND SINUM : NUMIIUU DUAWimistako
place in cnuli of tlio nth or ton months of tha
year , nml are nil driuvn In public , at the Acad
emy of Jliialc , Now Orleans , Ia.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS ,
Fur Integrity of its Drawling , mid
I'r.nnpt I'nyniont of I'rlzps ,
AttoHeclai follous :
"Wo do hereby thiit wu Biu > i > rvl n Iho nrr.ingo-
mcnt tor all tliii Mon Hi y nil I to nl Annual lr ir-
InxaofTlio l-milfl.um nulu I 0:10 : y < omp iny , un I
In prrso.l ma into mid control Iho Drnwinu' ihonl-
M. lTo'.iu\il tlml tlio BIIIDU ro ion liiclixt with him.
csly , falrni > 4 , mil In t-'O'i.l . lulth t iwniil all purlins ,
and wo a'ttlio.lio tlio comp my til u j t ils ccrlineato ,
with laolmlii'iuf oitrnUimtures mtnclu'd , In ItaaJ-
Yurtlscniunls. "
COMMISSIONERS.
Wo the iindor lpncn llnnkii nnd Ilankon will pair
nil Prize * drawn In thn I oiiMnnn Mtnto Lot ter.o
which mny l > opre ontoilntoiir tnntpn ) .
Hi M. WA MISIjEV. Pros. Louhlixnn , Nat. Hank.
P1KHIIE LANAU.V , Pros. Stuto Nnt'i llanfc.
A. liAljDWlN. 1'res. Now Orleans Nnt' ] Hank.
CAUL KOHN , Prcs. Union Nntlonul Hank"
Grand Monthly Drawing
At the Academy of Music , Now Orleans -
loans , Tuesday , September 1O ,
1889
CAPITAL PRIZE , - $300,000.
1OO.OOO 'Mounts nt Twenty Dollars
encli. Halv.-s. SlOj Qrnrtcra , $ B |
I o mlis , $2 ; Twentieths , $1.
LIST or .
1 1'iuzK or law.wxi is . 1100,00)
1 I'lll/.K OK IIU.MI ll . . . JUUJJUO
1 I'llI/.K < ) ! ' W.U'H ' 19 . ftlJUJ
1 1'UIX.I ! ( ) ! 2..IIO ll . SSilM )
J IMUXKS OP lIMWliro . 3IU )
fi riUXKS OP ft.UJUliro
23 1MIIXCS OP l.Klllire
1IU I'KI/.KS OP ttllnro
aw riil/us OP : mJnru HJCJUJ
aw I'm/us or arinro 100,000
.MMMIOXIMATIOX I'lll/KH.
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U'J do IttJ uiu . W.UO
3ni I'rt/ci , nmountlim to . Jl.U5l.frtJ
Non-TltkelsdriHiiK Cniiltiil 1'rlies are uut on
tilled to tormliml 1'rlzo * .
A I3.\ys"
'l'Mlii ' HATKH , or any fiutbor Information
desired , urlo leulbly to Ihu iiiuluriil'iiuil | , clearly
ntuilni ; your n'Milcneo. with titulu , Co inly , Snoot
nil Number. Muro r.iplil rotiini mull delivery will
bo inMircnl | i\r your uiiolosliu u Knrulooo Uoariuic
your full tidJrua .
IMPORTANT.
Address if. A. UAUPIirN.
iS'ow Orleans , La. ,
orM. A. DAUPHIN ,
\Viulilnttoii , I ) . U.
lly onllnary lollop iDntiilnlnt : MoNnrOlinKitlnjue , !
hy u'l IClii'j.n ( oni : inlus , Now York lixelmnKe , Drafter
or I o-til .Nuio.
Address fleglslered Utters containing Currency to
NEW OUMANH : NATIONAL HANK.
Now
"HKMKMIIKU , t'mt tha payinont nf I'rlion Is
nUAHANl'KKI ) lit' KOIJIt .NATIONAL IIAMvS of
Now Orliuim , nml fie UtkrU iiriml ni'ii hy Ihoiircil-
dent or un liiKtltuilon , whoio olnirlcrttl rlijUw nru
n'eiuntml In thu hlKhont entirtit ; tlu'rofnre. Dowaro
ot un Ini.liitlunt oranoiiyiuoiii leliiMiiua. "
ONK Did. IjAH U Ihu prloo nf the ( iiuallmt part or
( ru'tlonufn nonet i.-dlliil ) HY US In iiny I ruwlnic.
AnytliliiK in our n uno olloro I for leas Hum a Dollar
l u nwlinlle.
JOSEPH GILLOrts
STEEL PENS
GOLD MEDAL PA
Nos. 3O3-404-I7O-6O4. .
MOST PERFECT OP PENS
For sale by M. 11. B1U , Oiruha , Nobr , k , .
FOR PAIl
Instantly rtons the : noit oxcruclutlntt palm ; never fulls t ) ulvoonsa to the siiireror
For PAINB , HHlJIBKa , HAOKAOIIK , LONOUSriONH. INI'i/AMMATIONS. HIII5UM A.Tia.M
NKUUAI.01A , BUIATIOAIIKAUACIIH.TO01'HACI1I5 , or aiijr other I'AIN , n few ujipllcat loa
* ct like magic , caualag the pulii to injtuutly itop.
A CCJ11E FOll ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Internally taken In doses of from thirty to sixty drop * In half a tnmblor ot wntar will cum In a ftf\r
wliuiUs Cramp Spasms. Sour Htoiuicti. ( kilic , rluutuluncx. Heartburn , Cholera Morous , Dyaentrf ,
Uiarrbtea. Hick lleatliicho , Naunon , Vnmltlnu , Nurvousno-n. bleoploaauesa , Mulurlu aud all lutvnut
palua urlilne from clmnxe of illot or wutor or other cauaos.
6O Uenu a Ilo t tin. Hoia by lrugiU ( ,