OitfAHA BETil : BA.TOTCDA.Y. JULY 5 , 1890.
Imo 1 > IU Mnlm , Krolc. Homo runs-ICrok ,
Albert * , HfiMMim IjnlK Oil Miilni I , off ! * ow-
dcrs : i yiriictcoutlly Maln ! , bybowdor- .
Imnlro Cusli'k.
MI TlH MHI.VJ1.
u. n r.l H n n ji K
Muriilir.ni . ( ) 3 2 0 1 I'Mlon 3b. . . . u o 0 a o
Hair , li . . . , IJ 0 3 0 O'Tnltle/c. ' . i II 30
Ablx-j , rf . . .0 02 0 O.MnnnRiTi lb.2 212 00
Ollrlfii.Jlt . .I ) 0 2 ] Olriiclan , ! II > .
i-i-rr. .ill 0 0 3 I U llrlmlicum , IfU 0100
iwmlli , .1) 00 o 0 Ciirii. n I 1000
llruuKhton.e I ) 0 f > JO 2 i i 4 i
( Inrlmn , p II I 0 I 0 ! , rf 0 11
Jliirki .0 0 I 10 Hurt , p. . . . 0 10
_ Ti til < . 0 121 li TotnlJ 8 1087 II 'I
1 V I.VNINOH.
Ft. 1'fllll 0 01) ) 00 0000-0
M Molnej a 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 -8
HtWMAIIV.
Kuns Piitnpil-IH'iMoInos 4 Two-baso lilts
-'I' illlcy Homo runt rinnnlvitnt Mnctillar ,
Ilis < - DII billi ; Off UlnrlcHoii 5 , oir llirt . ' .
.Hliii'k out Hy UlurkuonA. \ > y Ilitrto. Utuplro
-OmluU.
At DenU'r.
DKNVHII , Colo. , July . -.Special [ Telo-
pr.itnlo TIIK linn. ] Following li the result
of the morning
sioux CITV
11 n A K u D o A R
Jlr-OlMio .Ti 00310 ,1 H 3 1
Mc ( telKri Jii a I ( ) I 0 llllck.li A. p .2 J & 01) )
'I rriulwiiy rf 1 10 llln.j. rf t in .1 0 U 0 0
( urtK in . . ( llc-nn If ) 1 1 0 1
While HA. .2 0 .1 5 1 KappiUb. .1 10(0 (
Ki > rnnM II ) 0 0 8 0 0 llrnHnnn , 2ti 1 3 n t 1
Mnt llt. If . 1 00 I'owull , it ) , .i 111 00
l/ihbcii , i- 3 1 0 1 0 licnlm , ni.
llnrritirouuli pi 0 0 3 I ) Scbulp ! i rf .1 I 0 10
Koniwly.p .0 0 0 0 0
_ To til < 11 827 13 1 1 Tot ni 10 1127 H 3
iir I.V.NISOS ,
Doinnr . 0 S 0 0 0 0 1 B 0-11
blouUiU . I ) 0000000 1-10
runs Denver I ' lour City 3 Tim-
s TieMilwny. Tlni'i ! IjnsuhltH-lll.ick ,
f Humu runs Mussllt. Mtt'leMlm.
HIIHIS stolen DUIIM r 4. ' lout C'lty 2. Double *
ulujs stritiMsln I'imHI lliscs on hnllri Olf
Vtainhioilgh 7 , nir MebHT , oil Ifuimi'tly I. lilt
by lull -IWoll. bliiiL'kont II ) Dnniliroiitcli
TI In HI , K I , I. I'.IHSII ! bulls l/ilihec'lc ; i , htraiiss
1. 1 line ufKtiiiii1'livo limit-Mini I ten inliiuln.
I'rniiliiiIlimivtJni' ' Mild ultrliu-i-Unm-
broiiJli , III iek. I.efton b ws De'inert ) , SIuu *
( Illy 6. _
At IMIiiuinpoli's.
MiNN-i'.u-oi.p , Minn. , July I [ Special Tele-
pram to Tin * Ilii : ! . ] following It the result
of tlio morning gatno :
111 1NMNOM
MlniiPiipolU . 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 1
Dew Molm-t . 01 00 00 000-1
MJMMAIIV.
Huns p-irniMl Mlniipn polls II Dos nioltics 1.
T\vo-lMM' hits Miiineli in ' , I'nlliin , Hindi.
Doubleiilnysltynto .Vllloi to IlniKle , Mlllor
to llftinUto lc\n. fclnlon hasps t irioll 1.
Itiisison bulls My Hudson t < . by liouoli - .
MruHcoul lly Hudson l > . liy Itoic'h S 'J'lino
( ifunno Uiiohoiir nntl forty minutes. Um-
litiu Hooter.
AT PITTSIIL'IIO.
Plttslmiij . 1 1 0 0 b 0 0 0 0-10
IJronUljn . -1 'J .1 1 0 0 0 0 1-11
Illls - I'ltlslmrRlI. Iltuoldvii 10. Drrow
PittHbuii ; 5 , Biookl.vn 1. U.ittfrics Guni-
boit and Dcckei , Carruthcrs and ( Jlurkc.
Umplro Hushoug.
Sccoiul ( 'uniu
1'HNlturK . 1 0 000 002 0n
HrooUlyn . 10 1 40 00 1 - fi
lilts 1'lttsburj , ' 7 , lUooldyn 7. Errors
PltUlmtKi Biooklju 1. Battorics Bo\v-
inaiiutuinoikur ; Terry anil Clarke. Um-
AT cixuvxm.
Cinrlumtl . 1 0000 001 0-2
lMiliul ! < ] | ) luii..3 1 0 7 0 1 0 0 0-11
liiUs Cincinnati 7 , PhiUJclphla 11. Kr-
roi-s Clnchinntl 4 , I3hllailolphh 1. Batteries
ies- Foreman and BiUl\\lti ; Gloasou uutl
Ulcmunts Umpire Powers.
becond Raiuo
Cincinnati . 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 1 - 7
Philadelphia. . . . ! ) 0010 000 0-1
Hits Cincinnati 12 , Philadelphia 4. Errors
rors- Cincinnati 1 , PhHuUclphli U. Buttor-
Ics-lthliios mid HiimnRloii ; Victory and
Clciuonts. Umplro Powers.
ATCLKMI.VM ) .
Clcrelaml . 27001 Oil 0-12
Now Vork . 0 21110101-7
Hits Cltnelanil 10 , Now Voik 11. Errors
Cleveland U , Now York it. nutteiies Boitin
and Klimncr ; Kuslo and Clarlw. Umnlro
Soconil pamo :
Cleveland . . . .2 00000000 0 2
New York..l 1 8
Hits Clove-land 4 , Now York 3. Errors
Clo\olaml U , Now York 1. liuttcrlcs 'NV.uls-
woith and Ktmmor ; Buikell aud Clarko.
Unplio McQuald. _
AT UlllUAtlO.
ClilcnRO . 0 1
Boston . 0 3850010 ' 12
Hits Chicago 13 , Ilo'stoa 11. Errors
Chlciifin ' . ' , Hoston 2 D.itU-iIcs Sullivan
and Klttrcdgo ; Gctzoin and Uuiiuott. Umpire
Lytu'li
l garao
ooo no 030 o o
Boston . 0 0 3 0 I ) J 0 0 0 B
Hits Chicago 3 , Boston 5. Hriors Chi-
OUKO 11 , Itostou 4. Bntlories Ilutclil'irtoni'ml
ICittietl'o ( ; Cturksou and lleuiu'tt. Umiiie )
AT HObTOV ,
.Boston . 0 0 3 0 3 0
Buflulo . a 030 1 0
Hits Mostoa 7 , IHifl.ilo 7 , JIi tors Boston
10 , ItntTiilo T. nittones Miiddcn nud Mnr-
pliv , LA'ison nud Mack. Uinpiu's Matthews
anil Leach.
( iiinio called nttho end of the fifth innhiR
on aoiount of the b.xcl condition of the
groin ills
Boston . 1 00 0 02 0 0 8 C
UulYulo . 0 00 'J 00 40 1 7
HltHoton , ( I , Buffalo lit. Errors Uos-
ton 8 , ItutT.ilo 1. Batteries Ihly and Mur-
pliv ; Haddock uuct Mtiolc. Umpires Lcacli
and Mutthins.
_
AT I'lTTSHlllO.
Plttsburpr . 001 4
Biooklju . 001 'J 1 0 0 0 1 5
Hlts-PlttsburR 0 , Brooklyn S. Knors
Pittsbui-R ! i , Brooklju a. Buttoriei Staloy
and Qulnn ; Wojhint , ' tuitl ICInslow Umpires
( Jullnyy and bheridau.
Second game
PlttHburn . 0 0 4 0 0 0 .1 0 2 9
Ul-ooklj n . 008001 000 5
. Ulta-Plttshurff 12 , Brooklyn 14. Enors-
Pittsbui-fr 1J , Btouklui 5 Hutterios Toner
and CiiToll ; AVoyhlnp and KlnsloUm -
plros Sheridan and Unffney.
AI cwiiiAvn.
Clovolatul . 8
I'lilhulolphla . I 1 a 010 001 7
lllUs-Clcvclund 8 , Phihidolphla S. T.rron
Cleveland 8 , rtillmlolplila 7. llnttcris-
OHrinimdSntclliroi Huflliigton and Cross
Uinphvs Knight and Jones.
Second O.iino .
Cleveland . 0 02000013 8
I'klludelpbU . 0 00300 % f > * 15
Hlts-Clevclund 10 , PhlliiilolpbU in. Kr-
rors Ulorrlaiul i , Phlladelphh U. Batteries
Uukoloy uiul SutelllTo ; Sunders tmdMilll-
gau. Uiniilica Jones and Knight ,
AT uiiotuo.
ChleuRO . . . ,0 2. 1 0 00 0 0 0 SKew
Kow York . . . ,0 000 00 0 01 1
Hits ChlcnRO 7 , Now York 7. Krrors-
Chlengo 2 , New York 1. Batteries IClng
and Farrcll , Ciiiao and Uwlug. Uinplrcs
1'YrKUsoa nud Ilolburt.
Second gaiao
Chl ui.0 ) 4
Kew York 0 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'J
HiU-Ulilcafjo 1) , Now Yoik S. Eirors-
CuleuKrt 7 , New Yoik 4. Hiitteriea Haldwln
mid Furix'll : O'Day aud Uwlng. Ujuplroa
Jlolbcrt ami Fcrgubon.
Amerluiui
AT
j\thlo lo . I 001 00 300 4
Cplmnbus . 0 10000000 1
Hits Atldetlo 7 , Colutnbu * 7. Krrors
J\thltitlt \ > 1 , Columbus ! l. Hiittories Mr-
Elation anil Kobluson ; Gastrlght and O'Ccii-
nor. Umpire O'Toolu.
Second ( 'niuo
JVthletlo . I 1000150 1 0
Columbus . 0 040 1200 0 7
Hits -Athletic S , Columbus 0. Krrors-
Mhlctlc a , Columbus 7. Butteries Scwurd
' ntul Itoblnson { Chatnterlaln dad Doylo.
Uinjilru 0 Toole.
r/HiMiio o o 001 10 * - :
Itoi-hester . . . ( ) 0 (10 ( 0 t 0 0 0 I
lilts Lcmlflvlllofl , Koe'Ueslcr 7. llrrors
LouUvllloO. liocbestor ! ) . llnttcrios-Kbret
and lly an , Fitzrurulel and AlcUulro. Uinplro
Doesobcr.
Sceotnl ( fiune
Unilsvillo 2 0113 000- 6
Rochester. 0 00000200-2
Hill Loulsvlllolt ) , Itochostorfl. Krrorf
Louisville I , KochcUer ! ! . Iliittcries-lilhrot
nml IJynn , liarr und McOulro. Uniniio
Dooscucr.
AT TO 1.11)0. )
Tolclo 0 120 00 0 0-3
Synciiso 2 110 000-4
Ills 'lolcdoi ! , Svr.ieusp < 15rrors-rrole < lo
4 , Syracuse ' , > . Ilatteiios-Cwbimn anel
Sn e , Kiefo ami O'Uourke , Uinplro 1'eo-
ples ,
SKCUVII 0\.MB.
Syracuse 0 0 010 000 fi-12
Tol.ilo 10 001 01 0 2-5
Hit * Syroeuso " , Toledo 10. Krrors Syr-
neusoO , Toledo 2. Hnttorics lorrlsoii anil
O'Hourlte , Smith and. Sage. Umplro 1'eo- '
plea ,
AT ST. mini
St. Louts 2 I 000 200 1-0
Brooklyn n 0 000 000 0-H
Hits bt. Louis 9 , Drooklyn I. llrrors
St I.ouisil , HrooWui 3 Dittcries Uanuoy
anelAIunpin ; McC'ullougli ' und Toy. Umpire
ICuilus. .
hecond OanioU'bcn tbo ck'litli opened ,
thosroro stood : St. Louis R , Brooklyn 1.
Brooklyn knoukoil out llvo ruin , throe of
thuin named TboHi-ownsniioiieil tbo ninth.
Hipirlns , nt'tlltiRn nnd U'clls cot
bases on ball ) , fillitiR tbo bases ,
and no ono out. Puller Jlov\ * out nnel
McCarthy elrovo u proundor to ( ierhnult
nt second V'clls started from llrst anil Ger-
hanlt nttennitcd to touch lilui out anl tlirow
to 0'Biien nt lint , iiurliiff McCaithy , but
Iliwlus r.ui homo from third , tlelns tbo
se'oro. 'llio tunpiredid not dceido AVcllsout
nt .sce-ond. and the Bi-ookljns left tie Held.
Uinplro ICerins yavo tbe ynno to the Hrovrns.
Theseoro :
St. Iou h 0 0011 1-0
Brooklyn 00 0 10 005 * - 0
DJSO hits St. Louis S , DiooWjn 7 , Errors
St Louis f > , Broiikljn 2. natterics htlv-
ctts und Wells ; Daily and Tuy.
Koiius.
Tin : ni'Wi nrsn.
i Iiirf.
Tjovnov , July 4 [ Hpccltl Cablegram to
Tun Ben. ] I'lio first sununcr tmoting iit
ICcinptonPnikoiwiiodtotlny The prhulpnl
tittriction W.H tliaraeoforthoKotnxitoii 1'arlc
. t . stilces for ' , '
Kr.ind o-yc.ir-olil , OUO sover-
ciirns , cllstanco five furlongs The MCO was
won by Kir 1' Johnston's lllly 1'uso , Douglas
Build's lllly Syi > Honli aeumd , J. R L.ouu's ;
colt The Dce'nstcr thiid. 1'ivo horses ran.
City
I.I , July I [ Spcc-idl Telegram -
gram toTnn 13it | 'Iho altcndatue nttho
r.ioa at the driving park today exceeded six
thousand , and the races \veio the best ever
witnessed hcio. Uvciy condition .w favor-
nble , the weather cool and track fast In the
2 : fichus' , tiottinif , Luly Shopinl won the
race In three straight heiits , Rlaxrcl second.
In the 'JIO tl.iss , pacliifr. Stoim von , Mid
night second Intho liilf mile running taco
Juulutawasau easy \\ininr.
I'ark Itncci.
fuly 4. The new course
was thiown open today. .About twenty thou
sand people u era prcscn c. Just after noon a
totrcnt fell aud turned tlio track into mud.
Oviiif ? to this the curd , originally alihtone | ,
was fuither scratched Salvator vas taken
out of the Ocoaii stakes , leaviiigTcnny alone ,
and all were scratched in the second race ex
cept Sluggaid and Reporter. 'lennj's wallc-
ovtr was n great Jlsappolntmont to the crowd ,
wlio hoped to sco a repetition of the great
in.Hch Mc-o atShcopshead. The best contest
of the dry was the slMli r.ice , mlle and three
furloiigs. 3 > ic as a bet favorite , although
Appleby hniluny amount to let on Tristan.
Tlio two i-awi togctncr the i\holo way and
fought it throupjhthostretih , Eric ninnliiK' n
inn.rnillccntracoiu ( tha last furlong. Sum-
niiuies ;
Three ycnr-oldsanduowards , three-fourths
of ( I'milo Volunteer won , Vlolanto sciond ,
Punster third. Tttne-1:17.
Tlirec-yuai-olds , one inile Iteporter won ,
Shipyard socond. Time 1:47J : ( .
Independence staltna , tvo-ycnr-oUs , throe-
fourths of amile-Oriigeuso won , Kcckonsec
end , Piekwickcr third Time 1:1. ) # .
1'ouith o ( July hundicap , ono mile Do-
faultorwon. Fitzjiimes second , Eyrus third.
Time 1:12. :
Ocean stakes , mile and n fiu-long Tcnny
galloped a\\ay with tlio money.
Three-year-olds , mlle and thiec'lfurlonfrs
Eilc won. Philosophy second , Tristan third-
Time JiJ'J. :
Three-yoar-old ? , se\en furlontrs Burnaido
won. Vovay second. Flitter third. Time
l.Klk.
Welter cup , free \vtltor ivclglit , ono mlle
Now orNoxcroii. . Usqiiimau sccoud. Senti
ment Leutcnoff. Time 1..1O.
IIvsTivas , Xeb. , July 4. [ Spcelal Telegram -
gram toTiiBBnr.lThoiaecsat the diiving
pail : this afternoon resulted , us follows :
rroofor-all , milo heats , von hy Helen ,
ovncd hy A L. Clnrke. Time 2 :5I. :
J:40 : trot , milo heat , won by T. II. Bait's
Dm. Time ! IU7.
Three iniimtorunnhur race , won bj * D. B.
\\er's IClslo V. Time 3 41.
'i'wojoai ' old lolt inco , lialf milodnsh. won
b } Frank Taylor's Vlcto. Time 1.50.
Ijp.Mais Jlnocs.
Lr.Mius. la. . July 4 [ Spcciil Tclefcra-n to
TIIK llcn.l Tlio Interstate circuit laces
closed to-diy with a great attendance , The
meeting has been the most successful over
held in noithwcstom low.i. In the 2'I trot
Thai berg won In IhreosU light heats. Piospir
second , AVallaeo O thiid , John W fsurth ,
Ghunour fifth. Time 2 i ! ) , 2 iS , y 279f.
J ! ir > pacinj ? Almont Bisliaw won , Slnlaik
secoiul. Oi'sy ) ' third. Time 2 J'.i % , 2J1 : ,
2. 4l2SO > if.
i ° n | ) nillo and icpcat ITilmoro
won , Viiindilso second , ( i.isolcuo third , John
Ilfouith. Tlmo-l-l5lT ( , 1:11) : .
I'arlc Ilneei.
Ciucvao , July 4. Summary of Washing
ton paik races :
Maiden two-year-olds , flvo furlongs Vlr-
pluwon , Allraueau second , Jlarletta thiid.
Mnno 1 : ( ) " )
All uses , nlno fiulontrs Cecil B. won ,
Churchill Clinic second. Attieus third.
1lmo-l:5 < t.
All ngos , otio mile "Weldon won , Sbceely
seeond. Polcnuit tblrd. Time 1 : ! " > .
Kbeilelanstakes , milo nnd a numtor Pnn-
tlnuo won , Undo Iob ! second , ICingsbury
Ihird Time ' .1 12.
All npos , sis furloiifj , hc.its Virst heat ,
furrow lint , A'iilotte soconct , Lottlo S thiid ,
Tiino-1 : lT'fj. ' Second heat-Farrow ilrst ,
UukoIIiguliuuUcuonil. Vldctto third. Tlmo
Ills.
Ills.All
All HKI'S ono mlle liusselloti , Cashier
second , Flyi w ay t lib d. T i me 1 M } { ,
I JJiHM'S.
BI.OOMIVOTOV , 111 , July -I This wns the
dosing dnyof tbo Valr association park iiices.
Suinniaryt
2 : : u pace , $500 1u ry C \ \ on , Ilermita ? o
second , Flora Llttlo third , Irma C fourth.
llcst tlino-2 :2(1 ( .
Throo-year-old pice , f OO-Gninhriel won ,
Tommy Kussdl bccoiu ) , Hello McDowell
third , ICntlo Tniitier fourth. Boal tlmo
2 : : i i.
'JD ) trot , 81,000 Pay won , Pauline second
Democrat third. Henrietta lourtli Best tlmo
-S9r.
Freo-forall pnco , ? TflO lied D.ivH won ,
Hurry K second , ( my third. Frank Champ
fourth. Best thuo S:21H. :
McolliiKorillliioU Vhcoliiion.
Bi/KMi\dTov , 111 , July 4. The Illinois di
vision of the League of American wheolnicn
are lioldhiR tlulr nnnunl nnvtlni ; hero. A
morning and night imrado with races In the
uft-tMiioon was today' * programme , ending
\\lth \ u ball imd banquet.
What is more attractive than a pretty face
with u f null , briKlit coinplcxionl For It use
I'oz/oul'til'OMdor.
THE era OCCURS TODAY ,
A.t Beatrice the Eloquent Oluvnpions Will
Measure Their Strength.
ilANY THOUSANDS WILL BE PRESENT.
ooplc Itolp to Svoll the
AlrcMtly Ijiioriiidiis < Mtciidnnuc at
Council Ilium nml C'retc
1'urfeot. Weather.
Neb , July -Special [ to
THE BEP ] The morning services nt the
2hautniiqua grounds ; \eronot \ vcrylibcrdly
ttendcd boeni.so of Hie attritions In the
cltv. However , hy 1 1 o'clock u great throng
lindassimblid attlio ttboin.iolo to listen to
hooratlon by lion. Ch.irlc < O. Ilrova ofDu-
biiQiie , h UK tlicnievvna "Tho Growth and
Poivcr of Doiioonicy. "
ARrntid vocal and It. tnimcntnl concert
ugiviit ntthohbeiniiflfllii the afternoon
n which patriotic muslo predominated.
The fjct ofthcfoncial su < iKiisioiiof Imsl-
iiesi in the city hid the effect of practlciilly
iiiilo.idiiig citizens ot all ajjcs , classes nnd
conditions onthoChuutauiiiu | pounds in the
afternoon. A big excursion , train c.iino in
from Lincoln , ono from Manhattan , Kim ,
mid In fact all the Incoming tmlni brought in
excursion pathos , the consequence ofhlch
\vai tint bit\\ ecu ulna lliousandatid tun
.housniiil people wcro piescnt durliig the
iiftcinoon and ovcnlti'exeiclscs. (
'Iho evening was il'svotctl to Hieworks ,
liimbcnup.iiiidvs on tlio tnbcina jliciiiiipus
iinl a nutfulllcciitdispluy of ninrlno llroworks
on the liver ,
The Quociiof the Bhio was hrllllintly il-
uinliiatidandledthohn.itiiiKpi'ocosslon uloiin
thetivircourso. Prom Uicstoaiaboat , birfrca
und canoes evciy Hnecioa of pyiotoclmioi
wore dbchnrtfod ami the soono AVUS ono of
unique and surpassiinilieautv.
Toinoiro'vv's ' piMRrummo vv ill bo ono of fits-
iatliiKliitiicstimil lia follows -vvltli
? > , jnob-
nblv seine slight diaugea In regard to the
class rcdtalsotilj :
Tenth dnj , Sutnrdiy. .Tulvfl ,
fi30si.ni.- Music Hlvuriornit uiind.
7 ) " > Moi-nliiR iir-iycr
HfO ( Iratnl joint ilebalo I'roblliltlon vs
Illsli I linnsi. I'rofosior Siniupl Dlikov and
Hraaiii \ hjintl Mill hjieak In fiuor of prohi
bition. nxoponkiirHOii tlio sldo of liU'li II-
1'iMisi' nw Him. Iilvvunl Itosownter .iiulllon
1. Wilstt ) > rof0malii ,
8 l" > Niiriuil oliss. Mi'lhods of Question
inilUovlcxv. Wliltllor hall
" AilviinuodUa-.sln . olouutlon. Blnkcly
it 1 % CMUIion'skliiilcrj nrlon class Tabor-
uncle.
tilT lecture In children's course Tcnny-
.on ha II
l ) n ( .horns clas * . Tabernacle.
\lornliiKleotnie. . lov. ! ICorr B , Tap
per Ho a Mm.
Him ( li and Joint dilute , irigh license vs.
.
4 ID lienuril il.iss In Klociitlon Tabor-
niiilo.
I J ) N'uriiiil clisfl. ? ct > pi > ; iiil ( Aim of the
mhO ' ' - li ( ) l. VVhlttlur lull I.
I 10 KlnclcrKatteii OI llul chss for adalts
inuyMiii linll.
8 r > llioius c-l.i's. Tiibcmaile.
7 II Mu * > Icd iiri'lude ,
8 00 Fvp.ilint luuturo. Prof. Davidson
1'ioiu lliu ttilhin hakes to Vi-uvlns. lllut-
ttalcd vltli lii'aullfiilhkiitrrii tlu\s ,
Cli nut ami it.uiH Cclchratc.
Coi-Mit. Hi frisla , July 1. [ Spcihl toTnc
ec.l V"c.sterdiiyvn a great day at the
Council Bluffs and Omahi Cluutauaun assembly -
sembly Hundreds ot people vent by cverj
couceivablo niodo of conveyance anil In the
cool of the morning- largo numbers walked to
thoRroimds Hacks and all kinds of public
conveyances wcro in fjivat demand and the
trains vvoru loaded to their full capiclty.
There -viero no accidents nor any-
thhifr to mar the pi ensure of the
day ami the puograinnio aq all that could bo
desired Tlio ciorclses of tlio day bejrau
\\ltli apitrioticmllj' at the tabernacle and
singing the nitiorinl : anthem , "Mv Countrj' ,
ais of Thee , " followed AMth prayer by Itov
Dr. Cooloy. ThcDoihratioii of Independence
ai read Dy Prof. C. F1. Uadcihill.
ThenddivfBosof the day \vcta n wide de
partiiic from the oidlnaw l ourth of Julv
oiatlon , but were Intensity interesting and
itutrudlvo. Atll oVloqkDr. JohnG. Froo-
imn of the Wisconsin state university lec
tured on "The "Wonders of tbo Velbwstono'1
in his entcitaliilng vay.
At 3 o'clock the largest audience
over assembled in the tabernacle
pathered to hear the phno recital by Miss
Js'eally Stevens and a baritone solo by Prof.
C C. Case. Both were lieartlly encored.
At II o'clock Jalm Do Witt Mllcrof Phila
delphia Iciturcd on "Love , Couitshii > and
At 4.30 o'cloclc a concert was Ri\en by
Holers' ' bund which was greatly enjoyed by
allTho
The evening session was taken up vlth
vocal and instrununtal contort , humorous
11 id ing by Prof. 1)11110111111 , solos by Mrs.
"NV.idsivortn and Prof , llogers , assembly
chonisandllogciT. ' land. Altogether the day
vas replete \vlth the ihoicest ontertaiu-
incut and greatly enjoyed.
The number present was variously cstt-
m ited at fioin seven to tvvolvo thousand peo-
plo. 1'ullj seven thousind people wcro as
sembled in the tibenmclo at the openinp of
the afternoon session and not less thm ten
thousand passed the gates during the duy
So complete wcro the arrangements tint the
divas jjnssed without a jar or unpleasant
incident and the ITourth at ChuuUuqiu will
lontr lie remoiiilicred
Thofoilovviiifc'is tlio nrogiMiniiio for todaj :
8 to II Chss ueltatloni.
11 u. in. I.euturo liy Dr. John 0. Ficmian.
Subject : "li.in Uluiiiiur. "
'p. in. Jlusknli * . llojrers * band.
J . ) p. in Liutuio bv , Iwron II. "Vincent ,
fMibji'it ; 'KucintrUltlusufLiterary Churiic-
tirs. "
> p. in. 0 1 . s C. round table.
7 p. in. thorns i ohoii ril. .
8 p. in. Sli'ctroiidliiK fiaiiiDlcIkinsbyPiof.
tliurlcs iM'ndtrhlll
Doilnlto urrangomcnts liwo heon niaJo
with Uov T Do\\itt Tulimgo to icutuio
y , JulyH ) , nt3 oilockp. in.
Tlio Crete
Cnnrn , Neb , JulyI -I [ Special to Tun
Urn I Independence dnv was vciy llttingly
observed , at the giounds. Seldom baa a
inorouiJojabloproKiamino been arranged for
tlio Fourth. Tiio sleepy Chautnuniians
awakened by the sound of bind uiusle' , the
snap of firecr.ukorsnnel the distiut ruinhlo
of anlvingtrains. Jf-\\lso , ho turned o\cr
for a morning "cat-nap. " If a now arrival ,
ho aiosc for an early wall : about the grounds.
As usual , the morning devotional exercises
were held In the tubcrnaclo atS o'clock ; sub >
ject , "Taking Up the Cioss , " Liilto ll:2S-'lj. :
Tbo attaudiiiico wns unusually lartto 'Iho
interest Intheso ii.oming icligious gather
ings Is rapidly 11 creasing
At S o'clock , als > o , Mi-s. Kennedy's young
people's class \vas in session In .Normal lull.
Ibe subject win "Mho Burly Li found Minis
try otChrist. " A comprehensive view ol the
MiiMcr's lifo vis taken , nnd a geiiunil idea
of the geography of the country iu which Ho
did Ills work was gnliied.
Ail ) o'clock tbo following classes met with
the subjects dc slguale-di
Children's ( 'bias-Mrs. Kennedy ; nibjcct ,
same us thit of tbo youngiieoplo's ' class , ex-
ee > pt tluU.ltvii ptvsented iu a inoro elomcii-
tary manner.
( Jhoi-us Cliihs IDr Pahnov
BiUo Students' C'lu-ss-Dr ' Durjea. Before
befiimitii ; tlio lesson Or Duiea ) exiled atten l-
tion to tbo wrong- impression which had gene
out throufh thosUto iuragard to bis terniwr-
ancuvlf vs. Ho polute > l to various incidents
vvbUhttbovveelliis souneloplnloiison the cpies-
tlonof prohibitionnuel established the fact
tliathohudbecaaplonceiiii teinixrancoworh c-
TlioOimihn pastortbenpavcil misteily exnev-
sltion of tbo law of Cbrlst as rehted to His '
followers Ills treatment ot tbo subject was
very philosophical nml Inidspcdnl reference
to the question of fri-cdoin us related toobcdl-
cuooto the ellvluo will. The doctor1 * * nudicnco
ovorflowcd the Lawyers' building and even
good stuiidlut' room win at a premium.
At ID o'clock Dr. Hurlbufs normal rlis
considered " ( jencralAspcits of Ibo Lifo of
Christ. "
Inplnrcof the regular tora | > ennco training
class , tbo "Women's ' Christian Toimwranco
union tendered u tive | > tlon to Miss n'illard
In ttio Lawyt'is * bulldiiifc' . Tbo great tem-
ui < riincu worker received the compllmotitaoC
nuiiJrodsof prohibition people vho hid coino
froinivll ( lartsof the state. I'reeedlnif thuro-
teption jiioperMlss Willard devotoU u few
momenta to a tciiJiKiiuu-o ijuoatloii box.
AmoiiK otherthinss blip jravo her vlows 1C.Ill
the original package , blah llconb iiutbodsof
\Vomon'r ' * < 3Wstlan TomperanfC union
worlc , the tcnrncEinco temple , work with for-
oljner9andvvBn ; | i's lUlTwtfo. ShoconslJors
Oiniibntlio vvojrsJiclty iu the country outsliio
of Chicago. , |
On account of sickness Prnnk Heard was
utiahlc to dilKicf Iho regular foivnocn Icetuix1.
Aminpmvlscd. cWicert\vaS prcncntcd iiislead
of "Cbillc TiiUc , ' 'Iho llmt titiinbof , "Ho-
member Now ' hyCrcitor , " bylho Adoliihliin
mnlo < iuiirtctto olDonno college , win so well
received thittho young Kontleinca vvevo
forced to respond to an c'icoro.
lly rcijucstof Ur. Palmer they rendered the
collcprosonp/'Hcw'stoGooil Old Dome."Tho
nudluncovas agnln , so pleased that the quar
tette AMIS compelled to reappear andslnitho
plantation nielojy , "U'ay Down In Cairo
Town. " ,
In the AtalpUans Kcbrnski has ono of
the Illicit male ijumtottes in the wst. The
Rcntlemcii coiiiiirtfelnglt are auro of an ova
tion fiom any Cliautauqiia niulieiue. No. 1) )
was u "IlaivestSoug" by the chorus.
The assembly soprano soloist , Mltn Mary
Litlnier , then po oheuutlful rendorins of
' "Jhe Cirdui of Sleep. " In resxionso to nn
cnrorotho 8itiR"ln Old IVlidrlJ "
Mr. llurshy ot Fairmont , the Chititnuqun
bnrltonc soloist , shoved the cscelluit quillty
of his volio In a stlrrlnp selection , 'Tho
King's Own " A second selection was nec
essary to appease thoniuMcnco.
The next number Announced was a violin
tlvet hy Gertto and Ailhnr I'almi'r. Ttio
children iKqultted themselves so vv oil that
the nudicnco compelleil a reaprn-iirnnce.
Mrs. MilKr of Onnhn next reiiJorcd the
contralto solo , " \Vhin \ tin ) Twilight G lows. "
After a 'Slumber Song" by the choir
J.llsa Anna I'.irlti of Hoston closed
tlio conceit by a comet solo composed
of various nilioinl nlrs , which \vas vigor-
on ily ineorcd b.v her hoanrs.
Tod.iy's musical proyrammo furnished
rainy of the performurs their ilrst oppor-
t unity to apnoarboforo the Olnutauriu a pub
lic Tlio unlvcrwl sitisfiotlon Klveii is but
an evidence of Uttorthin3 to come
At Up. in. Francis MuipUy spolw in the
tabernacle to an immense anil intensely en-
thusiiKtio audience. Ho was Introduced by
Kcv.Villard Scott o ( Om ilia , the ue\v inesi-
dent. Mr. Murnhy stated that there should
boinoio brothucly love in tbovvotld. After
brlellyiovlcwiiij his early llfo lie spoke a
few Avoids of klnillv caution to young men ,
polnthijf to the evils of his own jouth as
things to bo avoided.
Among other things ho said there Is not a
boy or girl that cannot bo snred. As much
attention devoted to children as is given to a
colt will save the youth of today.
Mr. Ivluiphy ' described , 'his conver
sion at some length and closed bis
siieech with ono of the most
eloquint invectives against the ililulc habit
ever hc.irdon the assembly K
Immediately after Mr. Murphy's ' Iccturo
FiatiklJe.ird pave oneofhl Inliuitihle chalk
talks entitled "Evolution" Drawing four
similar on times ho mpldly exchanged them
into dining' ur cool ; null three artiiles of
the bill of f.ire sprinu chicken , sausage , def
and frog.
Then followed a laiiRlnblo representation
ot the ape and man The analogies between
the mailnoaiid human wieck , lso the society
bcllo and peacock , iveie rapidly sketched
An off hand drmingof the xinpreposscssini , '
fiatvnx 3 of Socwtos was followed bv n rep re-
sentatloii of rui.d osculation over the biolt-
yaid Kiito. In i-losliifj Mr. Beard tuiiis-
.formed the tyjlcal Tourth of July boj Into
nvv hite- winged niurcl
Ac lo'cloukuu exhibition drill was Riven
by Company p , Nebraska nnllonsil t'viards of
IJncoln. 'Ihisvvas followed by a baud eon-
cut intbo'ro\c ( ,
Tbetiiiicususlly devoted to the CACiiini , '
lectuiovasgivin up to u plntforin incctiii ) ?
After the opening rermrks by President
Scott and asoloby Jlr. I'Mdv.shortaddwsses
vere mailoby Judge aiorns of Crete and
ri.imh IMurph ) ' . ,
Thoday's ' oxerelscsveio doacd by a beau
tiful display of fireworks and niiuieuvica by
the Lincoln Ilambortu club.
IJeslilcs the regular classes tomoirow ,
specie ! attractions will be as follows :
11 n. m.-AUdrui to the children 1'rn.nk
llc.ird !
'p. in. feuturo AOhuntor In tholllstory of
liberty li. ) V.V. Ouuaihib : ofL'liIingo ,
8 p. iu.-0raiid lonceit Ur. 1'aliuer con-
ducror i
As tomorrow is Children's diy their annual
rrocossion will form Immediately Ir-foro Mi ,
lioai'ds adJressanttinaich to the tabeinaclc
> OTK3
Kebrasln City sends a larjro delegation , to
the assembly.
So far the grounds have been exceptionally
orderly. Not nn arrest has jet tnkeii place.
Tents mo still goinjj up at n rapid rate
Today's weather is a marked exception , to
that wu ally experienced on the Fourth. A
more perfect day could scarcely bo imagined
Ileccnt arrivals at the grounds ni-e as fol
lows : From Lincoln N. Ij. McDowell.
Will Hubbcll. II. Zchrinc and family , J. \ \ ,
Jones , Carol \ \ . Churchill , O. H. and C. A.
] Moj , H. B. 'I'riggand wife , Julia lough-
i-idge. N"ottlc Taylor.Susio Ho.iRland , Libblo
lloagland. ITrom Ilustliips W. if. King-
land. Frcm Tied Cloud-C. Squires , Jamis
Cocliran , Misses Lulu Wainer nnd Lora
JloBildo. From Tccumseli Airs. A. M.
Irvvin , Ikllss Muude Iiwiu , Ivirs. It. A.
Stewart.
ThoCreto bnnd gave a thoroughly 1'ourth
of July air at the grounds todiy.
Ono or tivo tennis courts have nlrcady
sprung into existence.
Lincoln seemed to biro turned half its
population into Crcto today , Other towns
helped to swell the multitude ,
Of the x'cspcctivo merits of the two
biilllint joung artists , BUtehford ICav-
nnagh and Harry Dimond , who appear
in concert at the Boyd on Monday
and Tuesday next , it Is difficult to deter
mine. Asa boy sopr.molt has been said of
ICavanaghby n competent ciiticthatho his
bceiienualledhy but ono person , that being
the boy singer of Koine. Ybunp Dimond
has von distinction as a violinist only within
the list jcar , but during that time ho Ins
won diplomas nud medals fiom some of the
most famous immlitl institutions In America ,
As nn instrumentillst Diinoiul must ccr-
taiiilj take equal rank with ICavanagn as a
voc.illst. Iu their foithcomlng coiucrtH In
this city Kiuan.ifh aud Dimond ulll bu
assisted by the "T 1C. " quaitotto aud by the
Mandolin club of lids Uty. Seitb for both
now en snle.
Ai-ifHtoil Tor Itdiiillni ; Older.
The Icg-lblatuio o ( Connecticut not
loiigbini'o has p. hod a l.uv
farinorsto scjl ilclor except at whole
sale. A farmer h at liberty to soil a ,
barrel of cider , lint ho imty not soil a
or iv glass to lite next door neigh
bor or any cno clbO , not oven if they
worn diled up with thlirit. The iitst
proboculloii under the eider stiitutois ,
tlintol Kiinbotn 8. Sholcs , n well-to-do
fivrmor mid ono ol tlio bcit Idiown roil-
( lonN of Preston , an old faimor living-
thiitoon inllos north o ( Now
Mr. Sholos'hoftionn olToneo vis that of
jj nquirt j > ( cider toliifiown hiicil
man , wlio divolft Iu the noighboihood ,
and who wanted the. ildcr for domoHtlu
purposes , A couiiirj constuWo he.ird of
it nml ntonco aii'tHteil ill * . Sholcs ,
last * week befoio Justice
Frunklln II. LJrown , In the bi oment of
a liarn , which isxtscdfor u court room.
Tlmo was nloiijfclMitl , nnd Mr. Shales'
line and costs for boiling Scouts \\ortliof
older wcto * 20.J ) , / The ( OtiHtiblo , judge
iinlla\\orsalr } nrudo fair days wages
out of tlio prosecution.
\ 1'ieailior ArJJ4lcd | ahii Life Convict.
Tiof. Duuajlii the Jlov. A.
vvho has been n bomuuhut prominent
cchurch niumhor , politician nml Imiidy
innn , VIIH nrreiilcil the other uftcrnooi
by Dojii'y Sherilt Dyhon an au
convict from tlio IMi tHMppi state ponl
tontlarv , Bajb tlio Paltitlm , 1'lu. , Tiinos.
Ilolmdbcen Hontonced to lifo iinprlhon-
inont for murilor , butencajieilln the yoir
1SS. ' , and hail not been hoard of. until the.
tiuthorltlos vvoio inforineel ho liucl beei
t > oen in Pnlntleii. Mr , Dyson BIW his umi
0111'lral strcot Siitunltiy , anil invited lilu
to don Iho elm-bio , vluuh ho did very
quietly , expressing wnio suinrise , how
iever , at the pioeeecxlinif. Jits doscilp
tion ansvroia priclsoly to Unit nivon In
thulottor tothoslmllT , oven ton war
neni1 ono of his eyuH , J ottow to partlon
in .Mibslbslpiil viero founil Iu liU
, iinilaltopotlior { thoru can bo no
doubt that ho in thu man.
IT MS A CLORIOUS
The Tourtli of Jvily in Oiuah Oliarnctor-
izcd bj A-lmost Faultless Weather.
SCORES OF PRIVATE CELEBRATIONS ,
Ifcurijr Irory l rlc In llio Vicinity
vvltli t lonlo I'nillos-
Vjrolculinlo DIs-
n 111. the
A more nteolutcly perfect di } ' clear , cool
nnJvvltli gentle brccrea ncvenvas accorded
n rouitli of July ntuilvemry In Oinihuthan
\\w the cnso yesterday.
Thcro wm no jmblle celebration In the city ,
but Hccres of private ones M the various
patk-s. 'Phestroct oars nnd suburbin trains
running In nil dlioetlons ivero packed down
imtll fur In the nlgbt ,
Thonsuiilnniouiit of jntriotle noises filled
tlio air , butthcirmalilnp caused less diimu ethan
than has pcihans over before been Instanced
in Omaha.
Instead ofn titiblicdlsphy of pyrotechnics
on IIiKh School lilll , us Inn been the custom
itiKistyonn | , tlierovero nn unusiully lirprc
nuinbirof wstlj .uidvory hrilll.int dl-.pl lys
liyprivnto lurllc. } cvuriwlicw tlaoughout
tlio city.
TiiUen all In all , tbo day was mailo a line
Uuiahv.
The private dhplajs of flro\vorl < i were ex-
tcnsivoaiidlii in my cases ver.v elaborate
The patriotism of the oltl/cns found vent in
buttling fircwotU o ( all duseilptlou foi the
edlllcatlou of themselves anil their neighbors.
Ina number of Instances elaborate projiara-
tions bail bexiii inido and Iho dinphys vvero
really magnUlciat. The ingenuity of tlio
manufacturers of fireworks resulted In Riving
to ttio public this jear a Impo nuinlicr of
pieces which \vtio never bofoio&een 'Jheso
pieces vvcroof nil desciipilous and comptisoil
vaiiutlous on the old familiar forms us well
us others entirely new.
A largo variety of iwkoUswere seen , tlio
most rciiinikiibloof which was tbo "willow
tree. " This shot to n hclffht of about six
hundred fe-ot and then hunt , showing n
showcrof tire which assumed the appear-
unco of an iininonso vlllo\v tree , -vihiob
lloitcd majestically toward tlio earth. The
niitmnoth balloon roc'cct ' , which shot forth
several largo hulooiiq , each bearing a distinc
tive lirfit , was anotber line ono , 'J'liero were
also the twin piraclmtc , tlio plciadcs , tlio
chmgcablostnr , etc.
Among the various exhibition pieces wcro
seen soveril new ones , such us tbo devil
iimong tbo tillers , the diamond jeubs ,
living siipents , saucissous , a six
stir fountain , showing a perfect imitation of
n fountain In lire , Japmeso night Iwinbs , etc.
U'licrovvcio the usual number of spinning
wheels , TORUUI candles , lolored Hie , and so
on through Iho list.
Onoof the linest of the displays wns that
of tboitjsielcnts hi the vicinity of Thirty-
llwt btteet and Poppleton avtniue. Air C
A Clalliii vvaa the Icadinjrspiiit in this matter -
ter , nnd the display vvas very elaborate , A
vacant lot vv as utill/cd for the display and
the residents for bloe'lcs around congnvatcd
to see tbo fun ISIi Clallin , with an able
corps of assistants , airanged tbo pieces and
set them off with gteatiapidity. Thoexlii
bltion pieces Moro very line ami elleltoil
many c elainations of delight from the
spectators
Thoresiiloiitsof 1'opplcton avonncbetween
Tvventy-ilftb and Tvientj-sovetithbtieets had
the stieetlmeelwithUbinoso laiitiu. , which
ndclcd to the beauty of the M-CIIO. A con
venient hill nt the couior of 'L'vventy-sivth
street and Popploton ivvcnuo served as a Hiio
l > lace from which toliro the many olahorato
inhibition pieces -\vliich bael boon provided
and the usiml Mirietj of lockets , bombs , etc
All along Park aycMia exhibitions ot pn
tnotisiu vvcre jnaiiifistodby the dischaigo of
liiuworks.
C. W. Hamilton at the corner of Twentieth
nnel Leavcnwoith stieotshada lluo display ,
frank E Mooie.s c-olebi.itcd iu appropriate
style hy scttiiiyoflT a largo number of vatlous
Uadsof plcees.
G. 1'omj at 111O South Tenth street ; E
A , Cudahj. 5(0 ( South Twenty-sixth stieet ,
( iiorpo w. Loomis , Park avenue ; Fnink
Murphy and I. Hodson , jr , of 2305 Caas
street bad very good disil ] lys
M. M. Tan Horn of AValiiut Hill also cele
brated the Fourth ina flltiiifmanner.
The guests ut the various hotels nlsotooltn
hand and the streets resounded with the
crack of the explosions.
aheyAH Ki&niotl P
A. crowd of men , women ninl children sur
rounded the -uabash ticket olllco ycatcrJny
inoriilng- crowding , pushing und rcichiiij ;
for the small ( lags -which , Ioo Tcahon w.is
distribu tinff as fast as bo could get hold of
them , Children of all ai'os , from the hiby in
arms to the children of larger growth , con
tended for the pobCislon of the prizes , The
flips weroabout 55x4 inches in size , ami con
tained tbo familiar Wahasb advertisement.
Tlio Stationary Et
The members of the association of Omaha
stiitionar ) euKliiociN hold thdr first annual
picnic yesterday afternoon , nnd 'n oviry iv-
spectlt ivas a success. The early trains
brouglit nliir onuinbui of the uifjinccrfa of
Drolien Dow , Sioux T'ity , Council IJlufTs and
other places.
As tlio delegations arrived they wcio es
corted to the Hotel Darker , uboro uccomino-
dations had been provided.
At noon canl.ipes wcie chaitereil and after
a i-ldo about the oil ) Syndicate park \vis vis
ited , where an old fashioned basket picnic
was p.irtnkoii of , after \vhieh Tin Bin. build-
liiK. the Now York Lifo , the suielUugvvorlis
mill othei points ivcio visited
The CI
The circus , espcclallj Sells Brothers' ' , Isa
great ITouith of .luly attraction.At lenst
twenty oithiity thoiisund people thought so
jcbterdny aVrcordiuf ? to conseimtivo esti
mates , about that many attended the three
porfonnnnces , nnd great throtiBS vvorootit to
bee the prand street par.ido given betvvcon 10
and U o'clock By spreading un additional
lot ot canvitH , covering so\eral acres , and
puttlnn" forth estraoidiiiury cIToits , the
Nhovv men manured to leop tbines whooped
up , the crowds well entertained and cvcito-
mentat fever heat from carlj inoiiilng until
late at nlRht. IVom beginning1 to end
the show fulfilled evciy promlso and avu
complete satisfaction. It Wits as full and
por/jcous / a roalUatloii of one's ideis of whit
a ciicus bhouhl bo as the most ciltic.il could
ilcmaiicl. Thuo sained to ho nothing lack-
Inp. It had everything north seeing In the
nniiml kingdom , and an arena ucrforniunco
thathasnoverhecnsuipissed. rionitlie im-
posinu spectacular cntrjiico to .11m 33oll'B fi-
nious four hoi-so act , n succession of ring
turns passed in r-apld review before tlio im-
inonso crowd. Thobaicback ridinf ? , tiupt/o
business , ( 'jmunstic. exhibitions , hlpli
anil lofty tumbling. slackvno
buhineliifc' , iopo eliinblng , mid-air leap-
in K and the fun furnished
by four or llvo clowns , nil combined to pro
duce uu entcitiihuncnt that the rich and the
poor , thohittlund the low , alike cnjojcd. All
tboaitists wire nt their best , and some of
them pciforincd fiats not only daring , lut
wonderfully clover. Miss Daisy Uclmont ,
shlllfnl Imrebaclc ildortho 15leler ( brothers ,
reinarkaulo acrolnts ; Miss llattlo Mooio ,
lurid aclilovomonts on Hying rings ; AVilliam
Shoult's and AVIlllam Button , clnmpion
equestrians j A. Whlt/el , who rides und
drhcs thiity-Avo horses ; Uiorffo KoulU and
.lames Dell , hurdle riders nil deserve spec ! d
mention Thuo vvoro no many excellent ,
prnlsuwoittiyfeatuius that It is Impossible to
enumerate them.
A I'loii in I'aily.
Colonel tmcl Mrs Akla and two sons , Jlr.
nnd Mrs li. M. Andrescn and tlnughter , Airs.
A. C Alclii nnd daughters of Augusta , Kan ,
and Miss Flora "WebsUr weio immbcis of a
i > lcisunt Fourth of Julv plcnlo paity at
ICruso'H.MIlloa tlio 131 ? Pappillloii.
I'liknitl'H \ I'ai-k.
rlhorovvowJr ( )0 ) people at Pitkard's park
yostord ay nnd the wcaslon paused oft ns
sinootblj an though the celebration IMIO held
Iu nchui-chyard. There wcro wire swings ,
ilnndiiK platforms , taiuly , Inmonado mid
other sortH ofhootlm , and all soils ofdovlcus
whern tlio visitor iouldsp < 'iid nnyanioutit of
money and got his trouble ) for liU pains.
The musle between the rteei nncl for the
rncoa via furnished , by the IS'avul b.vtid or
Onuhn
nv the froevfor all ruimlnR rnco thfro wcro
four cnttlo3Toxa3 , Pred taking llrst uionoy.
Tlmo r.7i .
After this thcro was a { huso for ft preisod
1)1 if , his lordship bolus t-jptxirc'd by August
Clelascinlet ,
A fat tntn's race followed , "with I'rccl
Fuller , Tom Dm Is , Jim McAiillo nnd Hd ,
l iuNcn , JIcAnllo won and Fred Fuller
mndo second.
Iho final event was a slow race between
two steeds \vhloh Rot iimuntl the track in
ralwnt h.ilt an hour , K Abel nnd John
Alclivoy were cnterod , the latter \\liuilngon
the slowest time on record
. j.v * t
Tlio Idlotlo Allcmpt or a
Ainu tonla Niitoilc-ty ,
NIAOIKA 1'vi.w , JulyI ,1. L. SoulcJ of
> Iuskcon ( ! , Mich , todiy nttouiptoil to swim
the ivldrlpool nnlds. Samuel Smith of
Tjoulstoii , N , V.vvas to h.ivo gene thi-oiiRh
with him inn row boat , but llmiked , Jinny
liumlreds of people wie on tlio brldRo ntul
banks. Soulcr rntcnil the water ntilslS p.
m neat the C.iutllcvorbriilgo , oiithoCiinadlan
side * , ehcl in a woolen shht nml tiunlcsatid
coils vest. At 3 .M ho canio nrouud the abut
ments of the bridge nnd was tossed llko n
cork In the volume of water which thcro
foices llsolt thwuijli the gorjo AVhon
lie escaped this cuiicnt ho lind a
coiupai.itlvcH * easy thno to the railway
suspension bridge , nt which point tlie Mvllt
curientouce ! nioio caiijthtliluiand swept him
- -
hiidpro Ibew lire two l.irci ) rocks. A brc ikor
c.uiiodliiinoveroiio aiidtbo -
Bpoctttoi-s ox-
[ H'etedtoseo him ilashod against the other
mil killed. Link favored him , hovvevei , tbo
.niiicutswuiip him pirtinlly nroiiml and ho
lushed away fruin the rode with his hand.
Thou another largo breaker caused him to
tutu a somcrsamt , submerging him for a
short tlmo and tlien heeplng him stationary
in nn cJely. Tbo spectator thought ho was
Rene , but ho foou swam out and vhen
iicir the iNhirlpool rapids incline
rnllwnj was washcil Into an eddy near tbo
shore.Vlth theiiHslstance of several spec
tators ho Heiainbled out on tbe locksln a
.iv.itl.v oxh.iusted conctillon. ILohndacut
ontholeft foot and a terrible gish la the loft
"eif aliovo the kn e1.vhlch disabled him so ho
joulil not -walk. Thiso iniurics ho i-ccelvcd
when dished against a blj rock. Ho said ,
'icvvDvcr , that ho vouhl continue his trip
hrouuh thewhlilpool If his uniiagcrdesircd ,
int the latter lefusod. It is fortunate for
Soulos that ho \ visishcd ashore , for hid ho
ono though the whirlpool in his condition
lie would surclj have been killed.
Announcement.
C. B Moore A Co. , have ) been appointed
wholes do aceuts for tbo iclobratedwatcia of
Excelsior Springs
Vessels I Joujhly Handled I3y
tjio He.ivy SCJH.
Cuif mo , July 4 A tenllio ( julo prevailed
DitLako llihitim last night nnd today and
nueh climuRo-\\iis done to shipping , ihero
ivas , however , fortiiniitely , few casualties ,
Old vessel men siy the stoim was tbe vvorst
for this season they over knew. A num
ber of vessels put out last night
n spite of the vaniing signals and most of
hem vvero compelled to heat back to port as
best they could Some ofthemcmno to Brief
The schooner Gladiator wai capsized
and her coinniiuuler. Captain Tomton ,
drowned , 'llio stcunship City of Chle.iKO
left caily last evening tot ( ) i-ind
Haven with about a thousand passenj ws on
board She mule about twentj-lK'o miles
vhcii the captain found himself obliged
lto put about and lun for Chi
c.iiro. .After a torrlllc expeiiexico in
vilel seas tlio steamer managed to
re.irh hei doelc. The scbooner Naiad
\vhiloeiideavoiiiif ? to iniUo nlmvviitei just
outside the hiealtvalervvhoio a number of
vessels \\eio anchored , was thrown by a
heavy sou into collision \\ith two other
schooner . . Olio scinun was lost suid all
three vessels would have fated badly hud
not ttiffs coiiio to tlio isscue. JIany other
vessels met with slight damage.
Iteuvh Itnoes.
DHIIIIITON Buvcir , N' . V. , July ! . [ Special
Telegram to Tin : BEE , ] Sumui.iryof toJ.iy's
rices :
First race , fhe-cights of n mllo-lvempslo
Tilly won , Luclcy Clover second , Suuiloa
Colt -.niril. Time 1.0 .
Second race , seven eights of n mile Knncs
\lllo won , Hover second , Oirrison third
Third raco. ono milo Tanner won , Rallston
second , Gincluimo third. Tnno 1'4 J'
Fourth rice , seven eighths of a milo Pord-
Inin won , Diablo second , TJriunstlelc third
ainio-1 : ! W > J.
Fifth race1 , ono and one-fourth miles Dail-
inpoii , Elovo second , Casteel thud. Time
-a : 17.
Sixth race , steoplcchise over the short
course Pat Oakley won , KiUrucy second ,
1'arqulu third. T line a .JO.
National Council of Ddiicatlou.
ST. PAU , Mini. , July 4. Tlio national
touncll of eiluc-itiou four da\s'
- bewail a \ ses
sion this morning , President 1'e.ibody of
Chanip.iign , 111 , In the chilr and State Super
intendent ICiehlo ot Minnesota acthifjsei'te-
tary. President Pcabodj acldiossod thocojin-
cil onpatilotisiu among American young pco
jilo. Tlio regular progratnino wns bcjrim by
tbo presentatiwi of n report on "School feupei-
liitoiideucoln Cities" by Or 13. K White of
Ohio , eh.iimnm of the coinmitteo on citj
schools. 'Ihoicportsnida bond of education
was \lllatw \ oivmiz'ition , us no bond hid got
much beyond , the primitive state aiiclit Isn
f.dluio in cities. The reilly successful
schools aio so because of compitont superin
tendents. Kducation is soitutbiiiK which can
not lie innnaKcd by the iirnorunt , and the
best teachers nnd sup rlntunduntHaro ' .poilcd
by tbo ignorant iuterfoieuco of the boiril of
cuucatliin The mailing of this paper bioiiglit
out iithroohoiirs * disi-iisslon 'riiojiaper was
llnnllj ajipiovcd by a vote of the council.
At tbo afternoon session the report of the
lominlttoooii cducatloiiul litnatuio wis tue-
ientcl by the ilmiimiiii , lion \V. 13. Sheldon
of Boston.
Poire' Isthoptirost
C"Iieyonno \ \ illColchrnto Inter On.
Cm VHNM : , Wyo , July ! . fSjiouiul Telo-
gramto Tin : Her.Tho Font tli of July was
observed hero without anyspCLialeereinonles ,
I'repirations are helug inido for a monster
statehood c olebr.itioii which will bo held In
ten days after tlio Wyoming admission bill
Is signed. The cciemonywill consist of na
Imiiicnso parade , speeches by distinguished
spcakors fioinnhroid , the presentation to tlio
statoof ainuKiilIlcent HIR by the Indlos of
U'yominirimdn banquet und ballln tbo stnto
housolii the ovenln0' Pro jirat ) Ions mo iilso
belns mudo to teiidcr Dolcgnte C.noy nn ova
tion upon his i-eturufrom Washington ,
St. losopb
ST .Fosmc , .Mo. , July I. [ Special to Tin :
DISK ] Jnthoafteinoonracosat tbo blcyclo
ton miinont Demon of Omahi won ilrstilio \
in the two mlle amiteiir handicap , Fhtchcr
of Omaha second , and Pixloy of Omaha third.
TUno-2W : , 2W : |
Tlio two mlle professional race was won by
Shill of Omaha , Heading of St , Joseph second
end , und A-slilngcr of Omulii thiid. Tlmo -
O.OD , ( ! : OI , ( S : J , ' , ( J : . ' . ' .
Tbo tlneo mile Htralfiht nwa < race for
nniateurswaswon by ricteber of Omahi ,
Demon nfOimha hrcoiul , 1'lxloy of Omaha
third , Hobson of St Jowph fouith. Time
. : w
The UNO milo handicai ) for ainitonrH WH
won l y I'ixloy of Oimiln , I'loUhor of
Omuh.i second , Domoii of Omaha third , Iloh-
soii of ht. Joe fgurth , llmu-U : ! . ' , O.l" ,
: tiJ ,
The two mlle professional raeo vva-s won by
shhiKor of Omiitia , ICuadlng nf St , Joe
second , Sulll of Omaha third. Thuo :
) : < ) !
The live mile straliflit away IMCO for mna-
toui-swiisvvcnby I'li'tchor of Omaha , I'ixloy
of Oiimlm KCeond , De'inoii of Omalm thlnl ,
Holhou of St , Joe fourth , Tluio for llvo
mileii-Kl.lX ) .
.M mlu 'IV-JiihrTH1 Coiivriitlnn Ilnilcil.
Midi , July I , Thu music teaeli-
ers flnlslpd their convention today , sovcral
accepted.
Tli ImportMCQ of purltj Ing the tlooil can
not l > o ovcicstlimlcel , for without puru
blood yo'i cannot enjoy good health.
M this season nearly every ono nrcdi n
CoodinuHclnoto purify\lt.tlle , nnd enrlcl
tbo blood , audllood's Swsaparlllals wor.li >
your conllilciice. It h peculiar In tint it
EtrniKilicns and bnlKls up the } stem , ere itr s
an appetite , nnd tones the digestion , \vhllo
It cMdlciti's itlscase ! . Olvo Ha tinl.
lIood'sH.irsaparllli Is sold liyallclrlirglsts.
1'rcpaird by 0,1. Hood S ; Co , Lowell , Wasi.
IOO Doses Orzo Dollar
lludly Iliii-iictl Ity I'ciwdcr.
If the foolklllcr hail hiiiiponod nround yes-
tonlnyhovouldhavonailetl AYIlllum C'Jrnuth-
oftto tlio oi-oss , but nsho did not the 301:111 : , '
mill adopted his own methods for taking : t
liutriivl trip to the licrcaftcr.
U'illliitn Is a yard niivu nttho city ho'cl ,
anciently in the morning n desire to celebrate )
toolc pobscssion of his soul. So loading a
piece of KUS pipe with i lint powder , lie up.
plied the tn.itch. for several minutes tliore--
after it was ban ) to tell which was man and
which was pas pipe , but ns the smoke cleared
mvay the plpo.is found In tbo best oudi-
tioii , as U was whole , whllo William was
minus tbo h.ilr tint was forinerly UIMIII his
he'id , nnosonudn cbcolc. The younc ; niivn -
will H\o. but hen ill IK ) n honlblo spocluien
of a Fourth of .luly ucclilent.
Drink HxcclsiorSpilngs Mmoiul water *
A Novel Ci'Iobratlon.
Cot-nii DcSi'iusns , Colo. , July I One of
tbo most novel exhibitions over devlsoel for
the cclobmtlou of tbo Fourth of ,1 ulj was
put in execution this evening. Two barrels
of kerosene aud led ilro were talceii up the
the summit of I'ikos IValc jesterduj , to
Rcther with a larito supplj of rockets
nnd other flrevvorUs , Tonight nt
S.'IO a bonllro M.IS built of oil
and powder and the pealcts lir'lliuntlv illiuiit
niteil. The mountain has till tlio nppenr.inco
of an enormous volcano , voinltini , ' foith mi
iinnienso ( nluinnnf llio , and tucketsHhootini ;
In nil dliectloiisadil to thoolToit 'llio illiiini
nation can bu see'ii for ono hundred ml.e.s in
all diicctiouslicii not cut oft by elouds
Stu Salvador < Vflnli * ,
CITT or Jli.-Meo , July I The OflU i it Oa
/ctto pulilishos u tclcgiam from ( Jciu'ral
Kzeta , provisloml iiiesiilcut ofSanSalMidor ,
iiiiiiqnnciii ( , ' his taMnjr iiosse'ssion of tin
presidency after the elenth of General
INIencde/ , who \vas > 'killed ivhilo defenchni'
the piesldency Pivsiehnt lniy. ) sent n dis
pitch acknovvle'ilpiiitf thotuleitr.un , uudthfW
isno doubt Mexico will locogniro the new
older of thhiKS 111 Unlvorsil puhlislics u
sensatloanl iirtick' on San Salvador , in whuh
it is stated tint aiviiudivs died riddled with
bullets.
four People )
l'i , July I. 'Ibis afternoon
John ' ] hoinpson , wife nnd fourtcou-yoir-old
gill , liessie , and Richard Smith and wife" and
three children stalled to row across the
YoughloKliony liver at McKoosportVhen \
the inlddleof the river was rcie-hed the boat
upset. Mi Smith and BessieSmilh and Mr
Uhompson and daiichte , Allco Thompson ,
vvoro drowned. Robert , the eighteen0111 )
old son of Mrs. Smith , clinked lun inoilior to
the boit and sheiml : her iuf.nt ehilelucit )
supported by the bravo boy until help ai-
iive 1 Jkln , Tlioaipsou also bivcd herself byte
to the boat.
I ! limed to Ilealli.
E \ST SIOIN.VVV , MIeh..Tuly , ! . The Kinney -
noy hotel , a twostoiy bilek structure , wn
set on fl re this uftornooii by the Igniting of
lire-crackers in n bedroom , .lames Henbani ,
nped tvviMitv-oisht.wiiH binned to death , John
Miller probably fat illy buineil uud three
other men sustained painful injuties , Thu
liecuiilaiy loss is snnll.
i
Married In iilinlloon ,
LOWRM , Mass , July 1'iof. J , 1C. Allen
niaclo a balloon ascension , fiotu tbo fair
RIomuls this nftemoon , tnltliiB with him j
Charles O Stoivoll and Miss lotto ! 1 ! An
ders m , who weio nun-led in the picseneo of
uinvarils of ten thoiumd people by Key AV
\v. \ Uivvns ol Hostoii. The biilloou sailed
nvviiylii a northerly dlroction audits lundiii j. ,
has not yit btcu reported. . f *
\ 0 I o - .
LtNCOi\N'eb , July 1. [ Speeiial Telegram
toTiu : lln.J In the uftornooii the Lincoln
team turned the tables on the visiting nlno
vvithascoio of II ) to" .
; IMH.f Ult.U'Illt.
W. V. Scotland wife of Central City an )
guests at thJ I'axton ,
SenntorU. II VUH'idc is stopping at tbo
I'.ixton.
\j. i. Abbott of Fiomont is at the Pa\ton.
A. A. Abbott of Guild Island \vii- . hi tbo
city justciday.
C.V. \ . Collins of lleatilci : Isnt the P.ixton
.1. I1. Hilcy ofllastlnys was In the city j ej-
lonl.ij.
D. S Scltz of iVoifolk Is at tbo Murray.
.T. \Vhito of f-incoln Is ut the Casey.
\V , II. rishi'i mid wife and .Mis. A. U ,
I'lsliei of York are uuesU at tlio C'isoy
D. H.irncs and wilD and 'Walter U Diw.on
and vifo of Lincoln arc guests at His Milluid. ,
Ilfiiry Wood and wife of Calhouu aio
stoiniing at tbuMillard.
lj. llrovviiellof Arlington Is at the Mir-
( hunts.
II D. Simpson and wife of lilnli arctruosts
tit the .Mill-limits.
Mr n Hosovvatcrof Tim Hi n left vcstor-
d.iy for Beatrice wlwri'ho puliclpitos today
In ibo lilKli liieiise-prohibillon clohato Ho
vvUlietuin TuiBiliiy ,
Ahoolutoly Puro.
A cro.iniof tartar bakingpivvclor Ill li9
of IcivonliiB slrotiKtb U H. ( lovuiiiiii'iit Ito-
uorlAug , 17 , 1S .
1 409
DOUGUS---STI1EET.
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On nccount of our larcjo
nntl IncrcnHinK Prnctiio ,
wo liovo IU3AIOVUD to
inoro Hi > iiiioua : anil cou-
\unlont olliues ,
Drs. Betts G Betts ,
1400 Douglas St. Omaha , Nch
