THE OMAHA DAILi BEE , MONDAY , AUGUST 11. 1890 ,
THE BOHEMIAN TORNFESI ,
An Excellent Showing Made by Home nnd
Visiting Teams.
INTEREST AMONG THE SPECTATORS ,
The Hospitable ISccoplloii Tendered
* llie Delojjntcs 1'roin tli'p Vnil-
ons ClllcH b } the Uiiiabn
Society.
Iho ceoil luck of thoHohcmhinUuniers of
thlfityatt 'iidfd them joitordiy in their
u'Tjrls to entertain the v lulling ginimt ) of
their nutionnllty on thcoc-cauon of their up-
poarnnceln thly city In the athletic touriui-
mfiit of tbc ! wcstetn district of the United
States.
Uhe sky was clear , the air win warm mid
ever } thing giuo cvlelunco ofn delightful day ,
which liuppil } wiw greatly cnocd ] } by thou-
hniids of fi lends In this I'ltj
Lito Satuulriy night the hist delegito to
the tournament arrlv nl , and j osterdny morn-
Ingat sorlotk the proccsilon , in honor of
Uio vljior | , forineel to cmoit them tollies
dc pot
Ltulj hi the moitiing Lutohk\'s ' band
marched to tbo hall of the ICnlghts of St.
CtcorgeonVllllaiU3 \ street bcHveen l""onr-
U dith and I'lftccnth uhcro they met tint
organisation AVIth them , tlu-y proceeded to
lOwpiu'8 hall where they met two lodges of
the I' S I'.ti. 'Ibo line then proceeded to
SinmncK wlicio It found the Tumors In ivalt-
ing 'Jin1 piocesslon tlieroforo compiisod tbo
following 'Iho bind , tbc Usithig Turnci-s ,
the ICnightsof St George twenty strong with
gorge-out uniforms , plumed hamlet * ) and
drawn sibicsj Poluc-k } lodge U. S P S. foity
Btrontr fiom Omaha , Omaha lodge of the
Miiuc oidc-r , thirty strong , each of the latter
two wcailng lud s ishes tiltnmed with white
andsihri ; South Oniiha lodge G. S. P. ri ,
oomprWng twcut-live men with led rcgilla
trimmed like tint of their bicthun fiom
Oranhn South Onialu Tmneis twenty Iho
Htiong together with tbo OmahaTumers who
numbered about seventy-live.
Tnc piooission maic-hcd from Slmanclc's
h.ill on I'hiitccnth stivot to Uouglns , thence
to Fifteenth and thence to the depot , whcio
tiiu Hist train wns taken for the
grounds , leaving there at 10:18 a. m Tlio
triln WHS loideuw'ithexcursionists , ns was
also the sccnnd one , which left the depot
sbnrtlv aftti noon.
Kusci's pnk vaa crowded with the excur
sionists and nothing bid l en omitted which
might In nn Innocent manner coutillmto to
thcplciHurooC the people. The c.mo fakir
was on hand , nmvcto also the dtiilrcy , wbo
bared his head in a tempting manner to Induce -
duce unstuad } innksmcu to aim antlijuo eggs
at bis cm Ij pate ; Helen's bnblc * in blick ,
the bowling alley , as also n dozen other
Icitmes , vvldch wore liberally pationl/cd
lit the ouoii space , noith of the wooded
grounds thoinnnagoiniiit hul oreetedtlio horl-
yonal pindlcl burs nml horses , upon which in a
winm sun , the contestants gave ovldencoof
tbo skill which they bad aumiicilunder their
Instnntors
Aiound this pinuna a rope fence had been
ore clod nn el around this c-nnvdsof Interested
people hung dining the diy , watching the
admirable grate and picclslon of the compet
ing gymiinita
In the contest , the putlcipants were as
follows
Chicago Chnrles Stulik , Fnnk 1'erchal ,
A Fenian , K. Fiali , Otto liartos , Joteph
Krlst.in , .fohn Krlzan , Fiuuk ICuba , Frank
1'atei i , Trunk Hosik , A Unit ,
INI Horn. IHlegel , J Kntrleth doi , J.
.fcmcek , ! ' Vonasok , Tlieodoro Vavrlnel ; , Jtl.
Dnlooal , John llaluk , V. Lukes
Cedar ll.iplds-.rolm Ilnsek , Joseph Dostal.
A. liar , Al Kledl , John Potuctlka , ' J. J.
Dole/al.
Milwaukee Joseph Drobnlk , J. J , Lissler.
St. Louis-F.Jerabok.
ThoOmalm tiirnlnif corps comprised the
following : K. IlnvelUa , 1 rank .Ic-len , John
Talontu , riiink Koran , IJ. Nlngnor and
Josi'ph Pcclvnl.
All of Ihoso men did o'tecllent norlc ,
making n most imposing appearance nnd 1m-
prosslng oveiybody with tiielr gentlemanly
demeanor nml their rcmtukiiblo skill In their
inoveincnts upon tbo bar , nnd boi-s.es. It
may well bo doubted If u finer class of joung
nthlotcs e\cr appeared upon nny ground.
Uboy were ull } oung , wllb liuidsomo face's
unit tnuscles of steel , uhidi scivcd thorn well
Ibroughout the excessive licit -which be.it
down upon tbem with unieli-ntlng fieiccncss.
Eut'h Tin nor was nttirod in u whlto jersey
lilmmcd with led , and tijjht-iltting grey
jinntuloons , with light sllpnei-s. The
work of some of the joung men
( quiilltii , if It not excelled , that of any kind
ever cecn In this c-tty befoio. This was par-
tlcmlaily notlceablo on the parallel bar , on
vvlik-li ttio talent and acquhed ability of iho
'Jurnu-s both fiom homo and nbioad was nel-
jnliiiblv tutted.
The Chicago team was , of course , the most
distinguished , but the homo lads pressed
thorn vvaimly on intiny an impoitaut point ,
ti'lio class horn the formei eitv VVMH composed
cf young men of the second diuslon.
Among those iho took pirt in the exer
cises , and who had nrhloAccl distinction elsewhere -
whore , wcro Flank and Jo c-ph IVcival of
Chicago ; , T , Dtoblnk cf Mlwnukco. Fl
Jlolok of Clilcago , mid Otto Bartos
The turning continued until clarlinosn com-
l 'llod thu pcoplo to wtuin to their homes.
The prum will not bo announced until to
day , becniiso nnnv of the cxerelse.s vvei-o cut
cIT by the approach of dnrkneis and \\111 bo
contfrued tins morning.
Today the vlsiloi swill bo dilv on about tbo
rltv , and tonight a giaudball will bo given
Jn their honor.
Thocommltteo of arrangements compiiso
the following : John Uosieky , H. V. Miltow-
sky , H Unvcllm , Joseph Puclval , Joseph
] ) i-os > da and Anton Knieiit. The work of
these gc'ntlcmcn was most complete , und the
tucci'ss of tlio undertaking was u grand and
Memorable MIH.OSS
THI : pitiss > ii.N'u ; IUCMC.
nnd I'riouds of the Union
Miioy | Thcnisi-hcn.
Tlio piiismen Ind things their o-wn way
jdsterelaV. They held their ( list annual pic
nic , and financially and socially it was n
Winner ,
At 8:110 yesteulay morn lug , led by the
Musical Union bind , the members of tbo
Pressmen's union , followed by tlio members
ot tbo. If vdors1 union , with their burners
floating in the cool morning breeze , rnnched
to the Union I'aeiflo depot whore , with their
J idles and friends , they comfort ibly Illlcd
ton roic-hcM and were soon speeding on their
way to tire \Valorloo plenlo gioumls , w-heio
the } he-Id one of the most enjoaulo pit nics of
the scnsou.
The forenoon was devotee ! to dancing.
Muglng , bciiitlug and hauntj i\ general good
time
At \ 10 Captain Small miircbed bis Job
room rluKUCi-s out to the ball grounds , where
ho arny < Hl them niraliist Captain Willis'
juois loom be'.iutlts , and for three Innings
iho two niiiM chnscd the leatherover u
greater petition of the westein put of Doug-
Jus county. Owing to thu bent both sldos
t mwiipthopiunoiit tbo beginning of the
fourth lulling , whllo the umpire iuslbted that
} t wasutlo oif B runs.
Iteturalngtotho plenlo grounds , the fol
lowing programme w aa cariii'd out : Job and
book prmU.-ra1 footrace , 100 yimh > , slxst.nt
rrn and one money , $10 , was won by Will
JHshop.
< Jlfmler fcc'deri' footrnc-1,100 yards , flf-
teen sttntei-a and ono inoni'y , was won by
J-Te.1 Smith.
Gordon Job press feeders , fifty .vaixli , ten
r utters and mm loonuyJ , , won by Jehu Mc-
Cirath. ,
Uho ladii's'rncovvfts the next event and
v.hllo ltdivw a crowd It chow only three
Ftmttrs The prize wus a JIO fan , winch wa *
easily cajituivcl by Mrs Uoorgo Ullloiibeck.
t There ) was n frtio-fow.ilI nice , 100 yards
ivlth u Ki bill hung up nt tbo ciul This was
taken by L H > II Loilur of Council IIlulTs.
The bald mco funiUbed any amount of
luiiuioiiiont , itiul wlilloa dozen bulb weruln
jit the start , only ouo saw the outc-omo and
tho.V. The lucrky youth wnsMint Jucknlss.
' 'Jhoro was ividulng for prizes , the best
'Judy wult/or to ivci'lvo u pair of IO oiwra
fc-loves mid the gciitlc'iunn a slhrr Imndli-cl
pllk uinbrolltt , Mrs. W. II , Drain und Mlko
JMulloii wcro the \\hiners.
Thou to outoi-taln the throin ' , the Arion
uailcttcrcndpivdBovcral of tbolr choicest
"lections nnd the pleasure of the pU-nlo con-
Inued without Interruption until 8 o'clock
\ lion 100 tired but h ppy Om ilmui bonvlcd
bo trnlti that reached the city un hour nncl a
ml flat or ,
_ _
MIA It 1,1. ! ? . I. JM.V.I.
( o 'lallcs Dl'tlirMuKlnlpy Hill and llio
Central Strike1.
lCn ; > | /i/i / ; > if / ? /II/HIIIM ; > Ionian llenwtlA
P \iiis , August 10 , [ Now Voik llci-atd
nbloPpuial to Tiif Hi r ] Chillies A.
U inn , w lie is Junt now staging here , being
slotl tmlnyvtiat hn t IK light of the New
York Oiiliul strike , snld : "It mitithtno been
Rixiut surprwo to Dopew , who Ind
oft such a luippy fiiutlly nthome , to hear of
lu "tilko 1 bavo l > cen absent from Xew
'oik fora mouth , and inn not in a position
o Klic u opinion , " continued Duia , "but
\usnluii : ) led to Ivcllevo tint a stilkcon the
'entml i.illwny was un linioslbllltj ) , Now
no has liken place on what appears to ben
irgosctilo what are the1 } going to clol"
Ancnt the AIuKIntoy bill , Mr. Diiui s.rid ho
uid not studied the question. Helng asked
\hclliir ho thought It would pass or bo
liohed , ho most emphatic-ally assured mo
lint Its becoming a law waa n cettntnty. "At
no moment , " bo . ald , "I w.ia tloubt-
ul us to whither the bill would
voi bet-onio law. but now I am quite coi tain
Imt It will pass , but In a moillnVd form
hut is , on lines foiirulaled b } Dlalno of
ccipiocily wltli .Southern Ainciicau fatnto * .
'InUniti'd Stutos guv , you take. our corn and
jec'f and wo will tnkn jour sugnr , bit that
loilitlcntlon woii'tatleitpooiileo\crlierc , where
ro clamoring about their silks , and velvets.
'hue is no-use trying to dlsgui-e It from
hojoiiHichants that tbo bill will HISS , and
s icgnrds their C.I3O no uHcratlon in It will
) e in ido. "
> A.VISIf ANTII'ltOlIUilllOVlS'lS. .
Tioposto JIakc Their 1'owci
r < * lt in the- Present < aiupalgti.
The second meeting of tlio Danish antl-
irohlbltlon club was held jestetd.iy nfter-
eon at AVolfl's hall , Twent } second nnd
fuming streets. The attendance was very
argo and the piocecdings excited the liveliest
ntciest. All present wcro Danes , ami the
) uslnc3'3 ' of tbo meeting was tiansnctcd In the
ati\o language of the participants.
Tbo executive committee reported that a
neetlnghad been held last Wodnesdiy e\cn-
ng , nncl the following ; committees appointed :
finance , \Villlnm Is'ovo , Chi ist Hanson ,
nines TIcnrieKsen : piinting , S ( jorgcnsen ,
S. Jl ithlesen , P. P. Schmidt ; state organl/a-
ion , Willinni Neve , II. Thellz.ird. A. IS'or-
' .ud , naturalbatloii , H. Potciscn , William
S Matblcien ; speakcis , H Thtclyard ,
V. NorgirdVilti un Jfcvo
'Iho excctilivo cornmltteo tilso reported a
onstitutlon which h.id been adopted for tlio
government of tbo club. The constitution
VIM short and te > the point. The llrst section
irov Idoil that ovu \ member should agree to
otc and woik against the prohibition nmcml-
nent , tmd to v otu and work for the high 11-
'onso ' amendmentr The see-ond section pro-
ideel that a Avuttcn pledge should beic-
[ ulied fiom candidates for goveiner lieuten-
intgoviinoi nnd the legislat < uo legarding
henbtand on those amcnitmciits. In the
hlnl section It w.is ngioud that all members
> bould vote imd work igalust all cimdidatcs
vho wcro not opioled [ to prohibition Tlio
'ouith and last section invited all Danish clt-
7cus to Join In tbo movement.
'lluj netionof the executive conunitteo was
lentil } appioved , after which a short recess
VIM Uiten in order to allow the members to
ign the constitution Ono bundiud and
rvvcntv two now members came fonvnid to
obi with the oiiginal 'JX ( ) .
When the meeting was again called to eider
.tli . ring speeches wcro mndo by II. Schouboe ,
\ Jncobson , William Novc1 , and several oth
ers Tlio speeches were nil against pioblbi-
ion nnd vouect the bcntinient of tbo Danes ,
vbo were bitterly opposed to "bootlegging ; "
hty wmted thosaloons run open and above
> oird ami not in a sneaking manner. All of
' he speeches were loudly applauded.
Tbo club has oidorcd 10,1)00 ) copies of the
above constitution printed , and these will bo
libtubutcd among the Danes in the state It
s also pioposcd tobcnd three men through
-ho state to work up clubs in all tbo tow ns
ind settlements , and It Is the intention , as
oxinesscd In the mooting je teiday , not to
stop until at leaht 10,000 ini'inbcrs are secur
ed , and prohibition defeated.
Another i icotiiig will bo hold next Sundav
it.Ip. in. at Washington ball , to which all
h citizens are invited.
Auny Orders.
Lea'vo of abseneo for llfteen daj s has been
planted Lioutonaiit T.dwaid Audeison of the
Vii-t civalry.
A bond ot suivoy has been appointed to
ncct ut Oinahu , 10 o'clock a. in. , on Tuesday ,
.o examine Into , icport upon und ilx the re
sponsibility tor the loss of 'JOO Hises of
nrnoral oil shipped fiom Onuilm , Neb , to
Ogden , Utah , on bill of lading No 01 , dated
J uly 0 , 1SOO , for iv hich Captiiln John Simpson ,
assistant quit teumistor , united States nimy ,
s rcspouslbleCnptnln James C Aies ,
oidnaneo department ; Captain Douglas. Al.
Scott , commissioner of subsistence , nnd Tlrst
Lieutenant Chiules M. Tiultt , Twentj-tlist
nfuntiy , nid-Je camp , have been detailed for
tbo hoard.
Did It < Timt loi1'uii. .
V. J , Muck , tbo South Omaha tobacconist ,
called at Tin : Bi n otllco with his wife yestei-
diy , and wished the in ticlo refoirlng to his
jseapadn lrilday night coireotcd. llo stated
that ho hut ] bought a icvolvcr for his wlfo to
use on account of the number of trumps , etc ,
which infested the neighborhood , but ho
Itept the weapon In his poekot for safety.
tfilihi } night ho pulled the gun from his
pocket and pointed it nt his wife , "JtM for
Jun , " as heexpicised it. Showas ( lightened
and inn imnv. llo claimed thnt ho was
cb nnk , ami said ho had extinguished tbo llio
himself before the department aia-lvcd.
Pri'ss
The Michigan preia excursion will iirho
la thoelty thin evening fioni Denver over the
Union Pacific. Thcro uro llfty-four pel-sons
in the party. The board of tiado some time
n o appointed n committee consisting of
Messrs R C. Gushing , W N. Xason. II.
UiKowntor , Finnic Colpet/or , O. M. Hitchcock -
cock and J. W Savage , to complete ) anango-
iiiouti for eutci tabling the visitors. This
committee will meet lit II , ! li ) this morning In
theoftlce ot tbo sccretniy of the bond of
tiudo , It Is Intended to dilvo the guchts
about the cltbhowlng them the vaiious
iwilnts of Intoiibt , with possibly u tlip to the
South Oiiuba stock yards.
Personal
Anothe-i hninch of the I'oi-bonal Rights
league was organised ycstci-Uay at Mlllaid ,
with u membership of ncarlv 000. P. J.
Lund , president , nnd Jobfii Baumer , "ieo
piesldontof tbo li.cal blanch , imd Cluules
Herberts , member of thu htntb executive c-om-
mltteo f i cm this county , wcro proscnit from
this city and assisted hi organizing the new
launch The nmjoiity of tbo meipbors of thu
Millard league are fanners , * vvho repiese-nt
the public sentiment of that pait of the
county. _ _ _
riiiicnil of II. U.oUli. .
The funeral of II. B. U'elsh took place at
lWestci1day : ! } aft ornoon from the residence
of Ills pon. W , L. "Welsh , COT South Twenty
ninth < -treeU Hov. J. Al. Wlson , pastor of
tlio Ciititcllur Piosbtcibm t'buic-h , oniclntod
A lingo number of the filonditof the decease *
weio present and contiibuted man } beautiful
llorul offcilngs. The i-cmains weio taken to
Dubuque , la. , for liitoioieut ,
Tlir Dauinuo'IIK Slight ,
A bln/o In M. Toft's row of onesunfrnmo )
stows on I'.irk aeuue , bctw ceu I'opplctou
nnd Woolworth avenues , called out the Uro
depiitinent nbout 3 o'clock .vesteixlay nfter-
noon. The room * In which the llro was
located were unoccupied , and thoorgiu of the
blazols u nibter.Tho damagei will nor
amount to mow tlian
Sr-.AVI-'N-Maririnvt Wlon , enl } ilavifchtoro
Oivou nijd iilcni blnvoii , ngo-Jjuarsll
month an d b dab ,
l unin-.il Monday , Atic usl 11 , at 11) ) a. in ,
fiom family msldenco , Tenth nnd Hickory
strxcts. lutcrmont Holj Sepulchre.
REJABKABLE FOR WEAKNESS ,
The Dotnsuati at Cechr Bapich , la , , Put Up
a "Very Tcoblo Ticket.
MOST OF THEIR CANDIDATES UNKNOWN ,
It Is Freely I'reilluKMl Tlml Iow
Itoll Up One of Mur Old
' 'Jlinc MuJoHllc" .
Tills rail.
Dr < MoiMs : , In. , August in [ Special to
Tun Oii-'iho : : ] ticket no'iilmited by the
democrats at Od.ir Itnplds lint week is ic-
iimrlmbloonly for IN weakness. Only three
of tbo nominees , so far us I liivc licou nlilo to
disco1 , er , w i'if ever humil of uittslilu of their
own | u.ducts The ht-ad of the ticket , \V.
II. Clmtiibcrhilii of Independence , for sccic-
tary of state , lias been n ( number of the lower
house oC llio legislature for thu last tluoo ses
sions , and liusiio record ot note. Ills thief
use In the kvUliitmo seemed to bo to icc-uio
im uiproiiilathu ] foi the Indepondt'tico as-
him , which ho accomplished hj logrolling
methods. ITols .1 gotipml mcr < hnnt , nnd has
boon fulrlv successful in business , but as a
speaker or Intelligent politicm ! will bo no
match lor hisMepublloaii opponent , Hon.V. .
M Mi'Fiitliind CjiusII. Mae-hoy , for nt-
torncy general , Is abouibon of thoolil school ,
nnd Is imiliy astronir tmti mid would maltoii
peed ollkial , but tic uaii hurilh hope to cany
the day iigahutbo sin o\vd \ .1 polltic-iim and
goodlawcr } n Attoinc } Gunoiul Stone. The
chief contest will bo between Hon. Peter A.
Doy , . present t.iilway commissioner , and Cap-
tnlu I-iUke , his lepubllcan opponent Mr
Dey lins been n member of the bonnl
since Its oiiranlAitioii , and 1ms nlwajsbccu
icg.udcdns the strongc'sb member. There
would bolittlosuiprlsolf his pcijoiuil popti-
Inrity should succeed in rc-elceting him So
fur ns the balance of tlio ticket is concei ned ,
however , the general opinion seems to bo
that thcio is hardl } thoghost of a show. It
Is freely piodlctod Hint lovvn will roll up one
of her old time majorities ngiln this full
'Ihonoinliiatnn of lion. CJcorgo It StruMo
in the irifth district to succeed Congressman
Kocr , seems to ha\o been tin especially good
one , nnd the republicans all over tlio district
aiosonding congratulations. Ho was born
In New Jersey fifty-tinco yours nio ; , and
came to IowalnlS.lt > , llrst making his homo
at Iowa City , but In 1STT remoiing1 to Ids
present homo nt Toledo Ho has boon n liw
\ninvm-Htiiivi1MUT. n million nf Iho tlmn on
the circuit bench. Ho represented Tatna
county in tlio ISUhtoenth and Nlnctconth
gencial assemblies , being speaker of tbo lat
ter Tlio ilomoersits talk strongly of nomi
nating Speaker Hamilton of the last legisli-
turetorun against him 'llio district bus
r.bout two thous.inil rnpublicm imjorlty.
The nomination of Senator HtuncttofVar -
icn county bj the farmers' alliance and other
labor elements in the Seventh district for
congress , probablj pits one of tlio strongest
opposition leaders in tlio district against Cnp-
tuin Hull Thcro Is still doubt Unit tbo denio-
ciuts will endorse him , as it Is am thing witb
them to bcit tbo republicans , Colonel Ihithl ,
the dlsgi untied Marion county icnublie.m ,
still poses ns an independent cnuliclnlc , but
ho will do little liaim. AVithuearly thico
thousand majority at bis biuk , Captain Hull
feels pretty bife.
OenoiilJ H "Weaver will undoubtedly bo
the domocr.itlc and combined opposition can
did ite against Major 1/iey hi tlio Sixth dis
trict , and the fur will lly this fall. Major
Lacv has inado a good recoid in congress , out
thfSKth district is exceedingly doubtful ,
and may go luriuust the icpubllcans this
fallTbls
Tblscok Is going to bo n lively ono for
Dos Molnc-t. The head camp of the Modem
Woodmtn of Ainciicn will bohuld on tbo
Uth , at which u veiy lugo ittcnimnco is ex
pected. Thcstiitocomcntlon oftho Knights
of 1J > thi.is will also begin on the Uth , nt
which it Is otpet-tcd the location of the stito
castle will be decided. Tliero rcunu to belittle
little opposition to locating the building
in Dos Moincs and matters hnvocvciigouoas
far as to publish a cut and plans of tlio now
building , and to indicate tbo exact site.
A malignant form of dysentery lias been
prevailing in Jackson county , near Preston ,
; or a number of weeks , tmil n store of deaths
mvo occurred. Af tor douth the bodies turn
. > lack , vUdchgavoriso to a cholera sc.uo.
Tlio town is cut oft from tbo rent of the world
and It is almost Impossible to get reliiiblo
s. It is now said the epidemics is subslu-
, hut people in the vicinity claim to Icnow
iiothingoi refuse to say nn > thing about it.
Took hmip Judgment.
Km ( Kit , In. , August 10 [ Special to Tun
Bir. ] At the oloso of the ropuldionn county
ccnvontion bore jesteiday , and after ut
east two-thliels of all the delegates had loft
the hull , n motion was put nnd vmrlcd en
dorsing 8UH Wilson for congioss , and in-
tiuoting the congrcssioii il dolegition to
suppoit him. However , as the county is
stioiifly foi , Tudn'o Koed , the iiistruetlons
\\lll bo ignored , even on the fast ballot , as
tbo Heed men think biiap judgment was
taken and the delegation Is a stiong Itecd
delegation.
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KUTJ ; XKIS'S.
District Turiicis nt Krouiont.
FiuMONTNob , AiiRiist 10 , | SpocnltoTnjs
Bus ] - - Thoaoti\o tumors of the Nebriska
district held their regular quaitoily ' 'turn
day" exciclses hcio today. The gatluringwas
held In Pioico's giove , adjoining the city on the
bt. Owing to many slinihr githciings
being ia scialouclsow hero tlio attend inco to-
diy vns not so lai n as expected Active
tiirncia from otncr cities pi-esont and partic
ipating in the exoioibosvuo as follows :
Omaha- Bucchnor , ITieuhauf , G.
BlaUtrt , II Klx , U. Uehscbuh.O. . Stungd , J.
I'ctorson.
Lincoln Lou llivsse. Clnrlcs Sclsw irtz , A.
Eisnei , O. .Tuntro
Sioux City ISlcho II. ScliiielJer , A. Iliupt ,
C Moniisi-h , II. Motz ,
South Omaha--Franl : Ilonnl
West I'oint-Wllllimi Herclms , William
Jlnlcliow , Jr. , ISIai tin ICoil , M. 0 Oent/lto.
This foi ciioonthcso classes Old a llttlo pro-
llimnnry pitictlclupr t Turner ball. At 1
o'clock tills tiftornoon tbo torclsosoro
openoil at the KHJVO and there narahuiitlicds
ol citizens pi Cbcnt to enjoy the festivities.
'Ilia turning wiudonauudor the Instruction
of Prof Kostlim of rroinont , who put his
pupils through manj new exercises and in-
splied them with new zeal In tbo matter of
physical culture
Tuo wenther was all that could bo deMrod ,
and the occasion wns a happy ono In c\cry
pirtieulur A large daacing pavilion waa
lonstiuetod , nnd thogay ciovvd tilpjiod the
light fantastic until Into this inciting ,
A Now Jlog rvmi > laiiit.
BKITUICC , Neb , Augiut 10 [ SpO ( lal Tola
pram to Tin : HUB ] A repoit comes fioin
tbo southwestern part of the county of n inys
tcrious undpecullarlj fatil disease among tbo
hogs In that section , The disease seems to
tiy the spinal order and lb not wholly dls
similar to the Uidnoyworni disease. The
hind IUAIU tors of the animals bocomopmi
Iwcd , and death ensues la from three to Mvo
days , The i-emcdles lilthoito successfully
applied in the kidney woun roinnlilntbnvo
no eilcct la this new ailment , imd U has thus
far resisted o\cry kuinui remedy , Quito a
number of hogs hi\ : already died of the com
plaint. _
Tim lion ; ; Pliui
I eve 1'ivr , Neb , August 10. [ Special t < i
Tin ! HIM 1 'llio trains from the cast am
the ucst ra bringing a great many people to
the Clmutauqua grounds , BO much so Unit al
tlio tents on the grounds nro filled nnd al *
nil the hotels la town , ami seine molthou
places to stay and bavo to bo provided for 1
piiMito houses. Vesteulny and today' '
nuntbcr aacry pleasant and the regula
piogriunmo was cairlcd out to the letter. Ii
the evening a very entertaining lecture wn
delheredby llev. Jl. 1C. Wauon , A. M , and
provident of Outos' collegoof Nillgb , Neb
showing to parents the absolute ndviintag
iiiul tbo i > eimnnuntgoodlt is to bo rompelhi
tooic \ la bojhood ilaya , Ho shoucd b ;
stutMlcs tliatSu jicrcp'it of all the success
inl business men and social leaders of ou
cities luuo boon rcirod to ha\o \ work whll
boys , That tbo joutb must tlrst learn to
\\oik Inu I pli rfally Iwforo ho inn work
vll nciitallj , ( iiii ) that nothlnu lig-ilued
vlthout tb < imo il1 overlng npplicitlon
Todny Kcv. .J-t'Duryoi | , 1 ? 1) ) , ofOmalm ,
' '
N'pb. , ilellvtnHKnrhisel'uiMCti'rl'itio waVuu
nstructlvplcctuhi to n crowded pivilllon.
Ills subject \UIN \ I'JMstlncts mid liitclllgcaco
ol An limits " 'i'hp subject was well handled
nul the dollnontliaa and compailsons wow of
the most npprnpiiatts kind , although It was
wvuliolouli jl inlfA nature , tbcro A\ns not a
slatomuit nor an oxi > l.itintluii iisgaidliiR Iho
nturoof the intntitl or pbjsloal stiuctuw of
he lower nnlinali liit what tbo most uuso-
) liUttcntutlroultliYfiiiprohiml iw.is iinnl-
festod front tla > atUfiiilou and Interest paid by
oeryono to thu ii > m.uks oftho doctor. In the
utoniiii { wm H Icttui-o by John Askln , I'll D ,
vearne.v , Keb.ltJ ( n subject U'as"Hrowii-
ng. " All appreciated the lecture for It was
well mi. ingL-il and tbo jK-opltf who heard it
mow moronboiit llrownlug now tlinti thov
( tu'w bufoiv 'J'uinoirow morning lcv. ( J T.
: 'iirliiii ( ) . DU , and piosldentoftho'eslc \ \ > nu
JnlViisltyof Mt PUasant. Iowa , vill deliv
er a aciinon nnd Dr. . I T. Uurjea , president
of thoassodntloii In Iho
Itlaiiics Ills XVH'c.
Dnoktsv Bow , Ncl ) , August 0.-Si [ ) .lnl
o TUB Bn.ln | 7ur. line of August Inp-
unrodn coinmunlcatiou from Tiir DI-K'M Lin
coln c-oi respondent in which it win alleged
hat one CJoldsbury. h id left bis wlfo nt Lin
coln in destitute clixumstanccj nnd gone to
Jrnuillslnndhetoho li\ed vlth nncl intro
duced anotlier wonmiins his wife. The man
eforrul to Is now in Broken How , worltlnf ?
n the burlwr ship \vltb his brother , having
como hero n few days ago fiom Grand Isliud.
HovV ) secnrelitlvo to the nntter by jour
correspondent liiro and lias tlio following to
sny : "Yes , I loft my wife.Vo bi\o been ,
nurrlcd about seven yeirs , the list tvo or
breonf which havoiiot Uon Inppyoncs for
n. AU * wifohas for some tlmo bec-ii disposed
o visit question iblu places , to whlrh 1 ob-
ectecl i also b io other reasons lor leaInp \
ler. As to thoasseitlou tbatlhad mariiod
icr iiioppodtlon to the wMicaof herparints ,
there Is iiotbin'ln ( It She had neither father
lor mother \\hen I in it-rial her , mid T
ind the consent of her brother and other
ic-arcst friends
"Instead ot lowing her destitute , as stited ,
'loft In the homo plenty of niovWons , and
vhenl went to Grand Island , madoii deed to
icr of lots In Lincoln.
"As to tlio chugo that I lived with and In-
roduccd another woman as my wife , after go
ng to Grand IMind , It Is as fnlso us the other
tatemontsicteired to I was iissochteditb \
\vomantlioioandlntrodiiccdno woman as
ny\\lfc , which I c-an prove , if necessary.
The Lincoln coiiL-spondent of TUB BBC was
misinformed iuiegard to tbo whole imttor ,
xecpt that I bad left myNlfo , which Is
rue. "
Golhonlnir/ / ; Is 1'iosporors.
GoTiiBsntmn. Neb , August 10. [ Special to
PUB BBB.J Thlj bemtiful little Ullage Is
till moving onuird andupwwd in progress
and cntorpiiso. Quito a number of dwelling's
are being built nul tbo do numl for them ex-
cedstho supplj The Stito biiik ind II. L
, nd A. V. Cuthon are building a two-story
loublo brick blo k IS.xTO feet to bo occupied
ly the h.mk anil used for stoiu , oAlces auit
odgounll. The Vjll Villa people are also
reeling alar obi'IciT'block on their addition
o tow n. A company has Just boon organized
o bullcl a fine three stoiy bilck hotel
osting S10,000 or more. The nccess-iry stock
nculy nil suhscilbcdnndtho cllrectois of
bo company b ivo been elected. Plans are
) iti | ! pi-cp nod nnd fvork will begin at once.
l'M. . Spimgsteenibassold the Independent
o Messrs Grant McKnight , young uiui of
ntelligenco and business ability who will
tuoptho piper up to its established standard
and loputitlon
A two-story addition is being built to the
chool house.
Business of nil kinds has kept up well
luring the season
The yield of hinall grain Is larger and of
latter quality than was at llrst anticipated
and , notwithstanding tlio shortage in crops ,
our furmere % vill continue to bo in pietty fah
circumstances owing tQ.tho better piiccs they
vill got \\huttheyha\ofoisdo. . The
orn crop Is quite Uiort , and com is now
M cents per bushel bore
Tbo Union Pncilic lallwar is bulliJ ° J
8.000 feet of additional sidetrack nt thls'S2.
Ion to accommodate the needs of tbclr in
n-casing ousluoss. The stoclH nrds arc being
noyed a short dlbtnnco cist ot the present lo
cation and being remodelled ami enlarged.
13 G. West , the oldest grain and stock
lealcr of tlio place , has sold his elevator to
Cearney p irtlcs. Ho still retains the stock
and coal business.
The Star mills company vill begin work
on tholr building in a few dnjs.
\otes fioni Kaudolph.
Rivnoti'ir , Nob. , August 10. [ Special to
nr ] Korthe.is.tcin Kobrasku is juhl-
unt over the recent rains. 'Iho farmers nio
mtlcipating a bountiful harvest and the busl-
less men a season of grcit activity in trade ,
ll.indolphls building upi.ipidly , jet substan
tially. Three splendid brick business houses
lira In processor construction and other in
contemplation Dwelling bouses are going
up everyday and the town is in every way
improvintr.
Uho Pacific Short TJno Is now running
regular trains and the uorkon the Randolph
extension of the Chicago , bt Paul , Minne
apolis & 0malin railroad to the noithwost Is
rapidly going forw ird. This will give Una-
dolnh railroad facilities which will be of in
estimable bunch" t.
The stito ticket Is meeting the universal
nppiovnl of tlio icpubllcans in this com
munity. Hichnrds will have n strong follow
ing In Cedar county.
Items lYoin AreuiIH.
ncu > iNob. . , August 10 [ Special to
Tin BIT ] 'Iho Congrogatlonnbsts of this
plnco litno just completed aery line church ,
Cost , S5,0 , > 0. The money has beta raised and
thochureli isontlicly otitofdobt
John 0 , Scliauup'b ilonrlng mill li now run
ning full blast night and day , with a big ciop
of wheat pom Ing In. Mr. bchnupp is build
ing a biiek molasses factory bore It will bo
run bv water power , in connection with his
laigo Ilouring mill
Aicadlnhasa new brass bund of ele\en
pieces , vlth Piof C. S. Hoastttor of Loup
Citv , JMcb , as instructor
'Ibis section has been visited oyono of tbo
best nnd most soaking rains that no have had
tills j oar J > 01-3 tiling looks hotter imd the
faimorsnowsay that wo will luuo om-lmU a
crop of coin and ngoodcropof hav.
Oats mo about ono-hdf si ciop , Wheat will
bo a full crop , nnd is of better quality thin
has been raised hero lor the past tin eo years
Potatoes are worth ? ! per buslu'l nnd are In
gnat demand at Ihnt liguro Wheat Is woith
DO rents nor bushel. J
There have bcoii oichteen car loads of bogs
bought nnd shipped fiom ArcadU toOmnhu ,
within the pist seveji diys
Rallrnad Uuniors at Ilontrite.
nisvTHicn , August 10 [ Spaiul to Tnc
Bir. ] Union depot ? rumors are again current
and tbo subject nijv .seems to hiuo reached a
culminating point. It has been practically
n rcod between the IJuiilngton and Union
Paclllo to unlto in this mailer nnd they now
mult the cntiy ofiho KoilcIsHud Into tbo
compact to begin wpik on the structuio.
fhowcll-knowu i ck of perfect harmony
between the IWk. Island and Buillngtoa
IciUs , liowetor ( otno piosumptlou that tbo
former io.il Is'rnUt ' espodilly solicitous to
enter into any sfli'lhl coinblno with tint roul ,
especially in view'6f the fact tint the Rock
island ulreiJy haS'U handsome passenger
depot of its own In easy ucuissto the busi
ness heart of the city ,
'otfs from \Vntiash.
Wviusu , Neb , August 10 , [ Special to
'JiiK BEP.I The democratic ) county coinen-
tlon convenes In I'arlt hall In this place Sep
tember ! ) at 11 o'clock n. m , There v 111 bo a
huibcciio gh'on by the local democracy. The
convention will bb addressed byVlllliun J.
llryan , democratic nominee for congiess , and
other prominent speakers.
Woik on tbo now Uock Island has fairly
begun all along tholiuo in Pass county. The
right of WHV has largely been obtained with
out the nction of the commissioners , appointed
to condemn land .ludpo Uixmwy , however ,
nppolntod a boird of toinmNxloncrs last .
vic'ok , composud of S. O 1'iiltortton , SoutU
llondjL. C lUcholT. Louls\lllc : A.S.Cocloy.
Eagle. Fiunk A. Cieainer , Klmwood , unil
John IClci/er of Weeping Water who will
piocecd touipo out thu dlfforenco between
the road awl the owners of the light of way.
'luo i-oacl tmvorsoa tlio llnest fiortlon of the
county , mill vlll seilously iiijurcsomc of the
finest furnis In
Crops In Mill
MOST.OK , Xeb , August -Special l [ to Tun
Hitr.J Hie corn crop in this vicinity Is to
Injured by the drouth tint _ under the most
fiivorablcclrcumstaiic-esfro'in now on It could
not tnnbo over 15 per cent of n crop. I
\lsitodinostofthol.irgcst furim bcro and
find tlmt In some fields of e-nrly corn the ears
hnvo foimcil and vlll iniko omororn , but In
nil Into planted corn the tinsoll Is dead , no
caw ha\u been foinicd , and the stalks are
drying up , l.nst jenr I shipped < iur 200 cars
of corn fiom this plac-o , I don't think 1 slnll
bo able togetn single ur from tbo new crop
O its aio ylibllng from fifteen to twontj-
llvo bushels per aero , vhont fifteen to twenty
bushels , barlej alwut thhty bushels and ijo
twinty-lUo Lushels pen nero Flix is about
hiilf a I'lvp. Hay Isery nlwrl , Imt wo will
luiM ) plciitj' of roURli feed , as fiuueis vlll
cut ill ) their corn stalks , ulilcli vlll inako n
vciy good substitute for bay. Potatoes aio
11 failure ,
_
Ited Cloud . > ! ; ! ( I < M .
liu > Ci otrii , Nub , August 10. ( Special to
Tin. DIE. ] Iho Webster county tcacluis'
institute , after n , highly succussful session of
thico weeks , closed todiy. Ono hundred and
twenty-two teacheis nerccnrolled to bi\o
gi\en tbclr whole attention to the work dur-
Ini ; its entbo session Under the nblo
dliectlonof our ccninU bupnititinilcnt. Miss
K. J. King , assisted by l'iot A 1C Goudv ,
Miss .1. L. Graves of Hittton and other c-Nrcl-
lent tunchurs , the Instltnto ] ust closed will beef
of induriug benefit to those nttomllnrr
Ibo Hed Ulouil liepubllcau , which vas
founded hoio tuo } cars tigo nndlilchhis
giouii into ono of our leading count j papei-s ,
bus been sold to G. M. I'liimbof Chie.-uo ,
who will nssimio eontiol the llth inst. 'Iho
only eluiig o in the policy of the paper i.tider
its new m.imgenicnt will bo the supporting
oftho amendment ,
A I'liiiiful ' Ac-uldoiit to a Ijnil } ' .
1'ntu , Neb , August lO.-lSpccial to Titu
BIB ] Mrs H. Jl Alcirs , wifeof ono oftho
most piomineiit incivlimtsof tins phce , met
with a piltifnl andsciioui accident yesterdiy.
A man by the naino of Milstc.iclwas dilvingu
cowuc.irtboiosldcnce of Mr. Mean \\he-n
tbo cow bec.uno iiumaimgc.ible. Mr. Milstcad
tlntiw n stone at tbo cow vhicli missed tbo
cow and struck Jhs Clears , who was stiuicl-
inein tlio yard , breaking two nba.
'ilio iiiii3 ot the past few days hmo Rhcn
new hopototho faimtrs. Tlio corn In this
locality will yield 111010 than was counted
upon InJul ) ,
_ _ _
A llniclj It.ilu.
OnD.iNob , August 10. [ Special to THU
Bir. ] The long continued drought that has
aflllctcd this section of tbo shto has been
broken hero by a gc'iitlo but copious iiln.
This mtans n largo addition to the m'lltli of
tlio county , as so poor ; \ as the piospcct of n
com crop lint piDvidcnt fiiunoii ueio buy-
itiff up what little old corn was to iw found
in the county at 'iO cenUs u bushel. 11 ij' lmt >
been scllhiKon the sticut at > "ia ton Ibis
rain is jot in lime to MVO a largo portion of
the coin and also supply n crop of hto hiy.
Good judges look for Unco-fourths of an
tuorage coin crop
Heath ofti ItalliDiul > Iau ,
Ar/m , Neb , August 10. iSp elal to Tun
BIE ] The death of J II Itunkin occuned
this morning at 4o'ctoik ; nt the Burr hotel.
lie was taken suddenly sick Moiidiy with
tin nttnck of biliousness which terminated m
bernhi of the bowels. All medical uid was
but without nnv eel results A
Bpeciiilti.iin bcjaiinj ; the rciniius , accom
panied by nii'mbiis oftho Masonic lodge of
this city , wns run to Tan-Held todaj , whoic
howilluo buried lie w.is a eonductor on
tbo Kansas City & Onulm branch oftho
TJniou 1'acitlc ! r.uhoad.
CMS cr Cruinty Dcntournts.
v llow , Neb , August 10. [ Special
Tclegi im to U'lic III. K. ] The clemociatic
countj comention met hero jcttoiday , ono-
lulf of the townships bciiif , ' ropicsouted.
Udoniites to the state and coiijfix'ssiomile-ou-
vciitioas wcro elected A i evolution iceom-
inending Miller , iiujcpcnduit candllato for
count } attorney , wu" Introcluccil and adopted
nfter a bitter fight. Many ot tbo radical
democrats refuse to suppoit Miller.
Count ) c'iopM.
Ilitocic , Kob. , August 10 [ Special to Tin :
111 r. ] Uuin is much needed in this vicinity.
Potatoes uid u'l ' gaidon produce is a total
failure ou account of the diouth. Oats tire
poor and hay will not bo half a crop Corn
Ins set and if there is rain inn we ok or ten
chvs it will bo a fair crop. Threshing has
commenced and \vheit Is an luer.igecrop
Turin cro in I'loiilo ar
TuMuiiNcb , , August 10. [ Special Telo
guun to Tnu Hrr ] The Nebraska CItj
Tuimciolnhclda picnic hora toilny. About
t o thousand wcio on the grounds An ex
cursion run Irom KcbrasU.i Cit of thiec
roaches veil loaded Tbo Xobi iska Clt
bandfuiiiisbcd the music nnd everything
pis > scd off smoothly Ono hundred kun-3 of
tbo "foaming liquid" were disposed of.
Xnst oi Iliininii Itonos lrnpirt ; lioil.
W/\KITILIU , Neb , August 10 [ Spochl to
Tin : Ilr.n.J While npuigof men veiagrnd
lug Second street yostordiv their plow Mruclt
a nest of l nes , which piw ed to be human
hones ljh\siclm , after a cnrcfui o\ntniiin
lion , decided tint thobonca INCI-O tlioiemnlns
to bothosoof at least six pors.ons , supposablj
Indians.
Hotter Prospects Tor Corn.
Lour- City , Neb , August 10 f Special
TelcprnmtoTiir BEI J He.wy rains foi the
I ist two ihys have pro\ed of Inestimable
boncfit to the corn ci-op Alneli of tbo crop
will now IM saved , a * will a'so ' the haj crop ,
v , hicli promised to bo vei > shoi t.
Another > ow pi [ | > i'iOOP I
Conn , No' ) , August 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Ui.i : . | The Co/ad Mossengoi ,
BAVcoWy Journil piihlitlicd bj S I Ste\c ns ,
has collapsod. Thopipoi has not been pay
ing lately , nud another piper opunlng in op
position foiccdtbo o\\nci to the \\M.
Klio lit
Nni\.wi.v , Ktb , August 10. [ Special to
TIIK DM' ] T , Pollard's stone blacksmith
shop , occupied hi TJ Appleguteas burned
botwcen land ! ! o'clock thin morning. Applet-
gate's loss , t-sOl ) ; I'ollnrd's loss , SIOO ; no In
surance. _ _
y / > / , i TIT.
A Sew iiig-Z\In < Iilnr' Agi'iil
a Ti rrlblu Ai'cf < liiit ,
Lrxis'f.Tov , Mo , August 10 The body of
Scott Coulter , as It wns brought into this
city this c\enlng , picsentud nhoirlblo sight
Hialcgi and arms weioall diawnup and his
head looked as if it were a solid iniiss of
Wool Jle hid met his deith nt the Little
Sni creel : , several miles west of this citv ,
Instnigbtduiing the scneio jiall storm lie
vvaa a sewing machine agent and had U'tt
Wellington ina spring wagnnat about dailc
to como to his homo near this clt } llo
reached the bill htidgo , a co\cied one , it h
supposed ho wns ovoitiikcn t > } thoheuvy
hail storm and solicit refuge ) In the biidgo
His horses became scared ut the noUo mndo
by the hall fulling ; on the liridga and ran
away Tlio daiknesswas Intense -Neither
ho nor thohorsoa couldseo where they worn
going , 'llieyloft tbo load , turning south
ward and going up to tlio banks of tbo i reck
The } soon came to a plneo where the bluffs
along the creels -VNCIO nliout fifty feet high
over this this horse ? , driver and all wont bead-
long Into the cieelt CoulKi win ovldontlv
Instantlv Killed. Ono of the haras remained
in the creek all nlrlit and was taki-n out by
the persons finding L'oulter. The other hoiso
grazing around futnished the clew th-it led to
thohoi rlblo discovery. Ho leaves n vlfo and
thieo children.
DMU.IS , AtigustlU. Iho ( Jennan luipcilil
yacht Ilcaonzollora nnd the nccompinying
Bijuaelron nnchoi-ed off Ilollfc'olnnd tlili morn-
i ing Emperor AVllllam and Prince
Homy lauded at nooa nnd wcro
met by Von Hoottlihor. The In-
hubltnnts RIVO the onmcror nnd Ids
lu-othPi-a hearty m option. Thcu'tupe.-or rto-
llvcivd ashortuddicHsand therinin ( flag
was hoi ted , tbo land buitoiy nt the snmo
time tiring u salute. After taking lunc-heoi |
thoomputir dopaited at ! 10 : ! o'clock ami the
ohwi-s of the populace.
THE CilUSBiD OF AJIEIHCA ,
Something About tlio Famous Ilodth Resort
in South I.ikota ,
IEAUMG WATERS OF HOT SPRINGS ,
I'liclr llllluney I't'u cn b ) Mimy Well
Attrsted Cases The Wild ami
ItcMtiitirtil Scciiciy in Which
ihls
IIOTSuti\o < , S. 1) , Augii3tS.-tSpcdnl lo
rtinlliu : . ] Muuh his been iild nml written
iboul the \ \ atuis heio tint il seems nhnoit
UtorouiutiLO , ceitnliily llko oxnggeiaticiii , but
t short sojourn nt this Imitlful ipot of mi
.lire's peciilinr framing will tonvcit the most
( koptlcul , i-Hpvclnll ) solfthej are iluumatio
liivnlhls , of the moills of these \\niers 'fhej
ire dlffoient ftOm any others In America , not
only In tholr Ingredients , but also in the fact
that Iho Hires that have boon effected mo cu-
Irel ) without the aid of medicine or the us-
sistanco of ph\iichiis. i ho inanelous cun-s
.hut have Oc CMI peiformed , nnd coi roiiorated
> y liniulncls of piMsonsof unquosllunnl voi-
icit ) , andceitilledto bj eminent physlilans ,
seem like fiih t.ile1' . llio chc'inlcal coiubi-
iiitlon is so pi-ife-ot , thnt notwithstanding the
jie.aspuillegravitv , tuo witor Inus clear aa
rysUd , through \\blch the smallest object
an bc > seen nt n gicnt depth. Uho intuiil
e'lnperatute of thowateris ! i"i cligroes mid
.hej are isptdllc for iheuiintisin , ncuous ,
lei , kidae'v and stomach diseases and luno
given relii'l in many othcis Two i.illroads
u-o \ loinglth oieh other to re.uli tlio
spnngt > and t vo llrst class stigo lines
ui\o nil the } can do , besides running
> \tras daily , to handle all tbo ti-.no I coming
ic-ro fiom each of the railioids. In a f nv
vecks , Jiowo\er. the Inttor Mill bo completed
uid staging will boa thing of tlio past
About half a nido duo nest of thoMlniii'-
Hitu hotel on tin eloviited pltteiiu that com
minds the sltintion for miles around and Is
.cenfor . miles fiointhual.ipi ) co.iib , uses tbo
mposing btiuctiuo of the Holibeis' honif ,
conceded to Iw one of the llnest buildings of
the kind In tbo wcit It is built of cut s.ind-
stoticmlilih the vlilalty abounds It Is
.UJ feet longby 8 feet w uio w ith four towers
50 feet high Tim location is lo\elv. It
stands in the , midst of agiwo ofnatUo plno
imber o\ei \ looking tbo c-itj 13ittlo Moun-
anils in the distance , with tbo dark given
oliigo of the pine bat-lad mid blended v.ith
' .hoivd cliffs of fopsuniprourbl il to Iho foot
illh of this \icintty , nnd Ituvond the vast
ooe in of pi-.iiue stietc-liiiif Into the dift.imo
intllit seems to loose Itscll in the blue , 1111-
Jonelea slcy lltio in this v.illcv of the
) > imgs the pmoraniic view is an Kden
-'ioin Biadlc } s Hits , to the west and i\lin-
' . ill's vnlloy ID the o.bt , iintinoseems to
.nonbsulutch lostitt.ilf in loveliness
l\'o wonder that tlio lulni in foi ages pnst
levelled in the puie air , bathe-d and found a
Miuccafor .ill bis ailjioiitsln their hr-allng
\\nteiff , and bailed foi their iijjhls
with tilb.il foes M the fuititluitioiis
that still o.\ist on n.ittlo Mountihi testif\ \
The So\entli Unlti-d States cmuli openi.il
0 thu pile Ji'co a new Lldorido hiynn Ivaia ,
L5.no JJutto and the d.ult urr-.mito civstuf
iliuncj looked down in grim ami ' ile'ntin -
01 on tlio daring intiiidei-s , nnd thus thu
11 i'ic , tiead of ilvIllnUon openuj to the
western hcniKpheio .111 ouls In whit was
enow n puor to IbTl as the ' Urc.it Ameucaii
Desert. "
J'o name Is de-Hi er or moro rc\eieilbv tbo
Black Hills pioncMs tlun C.corpoA. C'nstc-i s
A piomincnt peak mid tholii-.ttlty builllii
lhoiillls\\cieiiiiind .iftor the chlvuluc c-om-
mandcrof the SeuMithc-.u.ihy. ThorltjU
, hhty miles noith of hue and will lies
reached In n few nrcksb.\ the Chicago , 13ui-
llngtoii X ( Julnuy uHioad. It Is the oldest
ind mo.t pictuicsqua citv and of nliigher
Utltudo than am other in the Black IUHx.
[ t \\iis H'luctcrt bj Ouster In .lulv , IsTl , for
: iisLMVah.cuilp There aio niiny lemiuis-
*
c-onces of this dating tioopei 11111011 ) ; the nat
ural avenues that l.ry totlioeo-stniui north of
Lhecit.\ Among others is his mine' , c moil
uy himself In roniin iharacters ( dn'oveud
bytlientcr \ In the wintei ot h I ; , on one
ot the granite pinnacle's of llimey's icik ,
ibout seven mile ; ' ) from the city
'Ibo clmiiito nf the Hot , Springs rivals
southern O-illtolnla or OoloraUo frr natuic
generously IKocl the bairiors against tbo
sloims nncl bh/zirds In this fixoreel valley
thitaicpro\orbiil lu olhci paiU of the tub
JDikotas Oentl } undiilnting inountilns and
hills ] > iotoct thov.dluj fiom the winds fiom
all dirrctiona While the water is not s > o
AV um as the Cntlsbfid spdngsof Gitniuny ,
ycta compjilsonol the tuo waters shows n
sinking bhnllirut , and it is bollcvcd Unit the
iiiiln reservoir 01 basin , located in bti1 wail's
iidditioii a few liundic'd vanH fiom tbo
smlnpo : , that now supplies the v.niou' . modli-
inil baths , aid from uhlch all the hut iv.iti r
rises , when tapped will biipplj vvitc-r of u
much higher teinperatiiie. i'oi thupuipiiso
a cumpany ib noiv bolng furuiud to run : i
tunnel Intu tlio hill dbe < tlj west of thci poit-
oltlco to tip this bisui Tm | hotel iiccoinnio-
dationHof the springs ivillcompiiocreditably
\Mthnny in the country. Tliev are linno-
katta. ( Jillospic , Stiatton , Oatholican , Avery
mid l-'crguson. The two former < innot b'o
oviclldl ntijvlic re in tliovcst 'llio
( Jlthollean ib .si lulled u bhort dis-
tmce bolo\v the i-it } 'llio twenty
bith tubs ni the basument arc- supplied fioni
iispiing tb.it has the dlbtinetion of hcinglho
pnl } one in the w orlde'ont lining pboriluiioj
insolution. Ucnord & , Aertho pn sent
lessees , hmo pci-foiincd sonio i C-IIMI-IC iblo
cuios of catnrh , ihoiuiiutliinand otbur dis-
MSOS. The hot spilngs of hiiutli Oakotn
weio located In IS l , whoa this region was n
lompai itlve wlldornci > a. Now nil blanches
of business nio fully ix'pro cntcd A Mitlio-
dht college * , built of native sindbtonc , four
stones high , W ill bo opened foi oi-c up me } in
N'lituiiibor A Citholiciollcn'o will also be <
under conjunction. Tlnuo biiilia tuo In
operation. The l'irt Xatlon il vvai incoi po
uted Juno to Two of the gioatoit tiiinlc
lines vest ol Chic ago will soon bo iiinniiiK
into tbospiings-tho Uhiea o , niuliiiKt/m Vi
Qulncv anil thorii'inont Mlstoml V.illoy ,
tibiiimh of thoCblcigo A , Is'oilnvvcsi j'lio
wuto of tlio foiinci line \\lll ilvalin smiio
gi.ineleur the DenviiiS : Itli ) Otando or any
other plctuicsijiie louto iniiiuU.i It inn's
directly tluuugli 1 bo ci'iitor of the Bl.i-l <
Kills , liking In the gioat llr distric.ti.of ( Jus-
tcr and Ilill City , and following the gieat
bonanza belt of ] _ , wren < o count } until It
reaches De.idvvood , the metropolis
On rvn T. H. Iitiai. .
: i sun1 't iA i r * : .
Iu'c > Indt'pomluiit CtnilidntiH AVho
I'll i I to tgrc'c on tlio IniilV.
O'KuM , Neb , August 8. To the Kditor
of'J'lirBi.r O M ICennndJ II 1'oweit ,
liulopeiulent cnndidiitcs for congressman nud
govuiuor , .iddicsseda snvill nudiumo at At-
klnfaon yciteulny. Jhui } vvcro iliavvn bv ,
ciuloslty to loiuu whit thcso gentlemc-n bad
to olTer byiiy of a icinedyfor the evils of
wl'Ich the } complain
Onoof the iciiiioilles sucgLStcd b } Mr ICr-m
vas to taxoeiman \ aftci ho ai cumulated
$ .iO,0JOso ( high as to make it unuomforliblu
llo sjld the actual cost of building tlio Union
IMcillc mill Odd w as $ . ' 0 , < XX ) pvr mile , w heiuas
It is watoicd up to $ ] < i > , lHXpei ) mile , ami
then added. "Uo a-o In fu\oi of ludiuing
this , imd if w o i m It will reduce the cost of
transp > rtitloii onolulf , and If we can cut
downtliestoi-kto ltsac-t il io-t of $ 'lllD ) )
per mile tianspn-Uitlon can bo leduced lo
ono-tlfth what Ills now. "
HokpoUoat length on thoIU , of tbo prcs
cut Hjsteun of taxation and rlalmoj that a le
\l-don \ of the tarilf would tend to r < mud v
tbU. Ho expatiated on the turiff foi souib
jnoMr Powers then took the * floor nnd s.ald be
nuic-hfo.irtd tint his friend Kein intondcd to
dingout the old corpse , tlio tntln" itisue.whlcfli
was dead nncl bin leu , and was ouU h rid up
lioforu the people b } politicians for political
purposes ,
It ttiuaogoiitlemr-ii arc going to k'ump the
state together It would bo vvis 'or t lie m to
unite a llttlo nioio Uosol } on thrtaiitlijuos
( Ion , so tint o.ichould not intiko thoothoi
apnenr rlillculius.
Mi , Powers Is quite a pU'iiriint i jilvei mid
miiltci each poiat very c-leir to his audli'neo ,
but fcomo of hh Ideas app ( ur \ or } \ lulonin-.v
llo adv-oc-itc-d it law loinjulllnir bunUs to loan
govt'inmcnt moncj to the pociplc nil pcrei nt
per nnnuiii
Tbo genei-al verdict was thnt , whlla the
spoakc-rs dwelt at great length on tbocviU
tfmtanilct the faunors , the } iugcri-ste I i.o
feasible ) rcrucxl ) , A M , C.
Mal.ci tlio llvn of tinny | , e oplo tnl < crit > lo ,
ranting illstic'i after cMtlii ; ; , sour fUuincli-
8lrk hcadiehc , lieartbum , Uxs nf nppctllo ,
a faint , "all gone" deling , Imd taste , coiled
. tongue , nnd Irre-Ruhilty ot
DlStrOSS thobowcls. DstKpsl.idocs
A"ftor llot B ° * wc" ot it'oif "
_ . , reciulic'i careful alli-ntlon ,
Lilting „ , „ ) ft renu'ily 111(0 Hood's
Pamparllli , whlchacts cuitly.jeumeicmly.
It tones llio Momirh , regulates Iho diges
tion , cicitcs i RiHul ai- Sick
| iotltc , banishes hcidache ,
and ic'frfMiei the mind
11 1 li.no been tiotibled with dysiepsh. I
bid but little ) nitpctlto , fiml iUi.it _ 1 did rat
I j. dUlicsscd me , or did mo
iiuurt nillo ROW ! . After eating I
lUrn would li < no n faint or tired.
nll-qono feclbig , as tlioncli Iliad not cilcn
anjllilng Mytioublo wis aggravated by
my bushier , pilntlng. Xist e/viir ;
Kprlug I look Hood's air- .
sapiillla , vv hlch did mo an StOinaOll
limncnso .1111011111 ( f geod. H ga\o mo nn
apjutlte , and my fooil rcllshrd and satisfied
the eiavlng I Ind previously experienced. "
Cl conn LA. I'MH : . Watcrtovvn , Jlas3.
Mood's Sarsaparilla
Salltiy nllilrtiielit * flhltror5 | ? I-icinrc.lcmly
byl'l IIDim A CO Aliotticcnilci.l.oncll.Mnss.
1OO DoGoa Ono Dollar
J//IA/I.S Ht K
lluj Uiillcd Ptalt'H ( oiiMiilar ( ' < nn < - ii.
tloii a * ( i'1'sq.
lCn ) > n > 'il'if ' ' IVn > l > iiJitninrinl > n tlfnnrlt ]
PtitS August II ) . - [ NVw Voile Ilenild
CibloSpecial to TutIII r IHr I St C'lnli ,
who pixvsldud o\er \ the sIllliKjiof the United
States roiiMilnrcomrntloii held list \\ev\t \ \ ,
wns found by the Hiiahlioric'spomlc'nt , whu
e illoduuoii him ted iv , l\lng on a bed ofsk-l ;
ness with i c-omphiliit of np.uul > tlech.uacter
and heieditar.v Inning nluadi proved fital to
fccveril members of his family. St. CJlnlr
was , howe\or , much hotter thit o\ cuing , nnd
thoi-cla o\cry piolnbnbillty that toinoirow
will IPO his complete reoner } , though > -uiTci
ing acntel }
St Clalr wa peed enough to Infoini the
corrcspondont tint the Immediate out
come of tbo convention was the appoint
ment of a committcohlch will nuct at
Fi-.uikfirt August 20 to digest an < rfounulato
aspeclllc-repoitof the ? liboi-3 the last \\cuk.
This lopoit will bo < mbnlttO(1 to St. Clalr ,
who xvlll transmit it to hcutlqUiiitcrs nt
Washington. This , sped il cninmltteo is to bo
composed of tbo following gontleim n
St. L'lair , A 1C. 'linHe , supeulsing
ujont of IKMSUI- } , Colonel O'Xcill Hull ,
of tbo sumo < l op utment , Consul Onoial ICd
\\nrdsofliurlln , ( J uitiiin Kr ink Mason , c-ou
sul pcnoril ut rrnnkfoit , and Di Crawlord ,
consul gcncr.il to I'eteribnrg
AVoli'tini fiom nn exdpllonal source t'nt
pivvijus to iidjournlntf tbo conven
tion drew up and un mimnuslr
approved a resolution congiatulating
CoiiMil Cicnoral IJ ithbnim of 1'ails on tbo
highclllc-ieni-3 displiyod by lilttilii thcexoi
ciso of his ollleiil duties , unit thauking him
for the p.ilns tiltenlo mike the stiy Inl'aiH
of the members ot the coin cation comforU-
blc. SiKc-cliLS lo tuo saino ctToit
Hfi-o undo by hovciil mctnbeit ,
and nnioig the1 number the piosident ,
\ \ hou'lejiiod to Kathbone's high stmding at
the ion u'udopiitinont and chiracleil/ol
Ins utircmontas a public * loss
The contention was the eliicct outcome of
Hntlibonos c'ffort and sut'gi'-.ti is to tbo
state dopirtment and that iti results aio
considered oinlnontlv satisfactory
'it * : truant.
I'nthpr Siipiiiiari IKIHCH j > ! I , ) ( ) ( > to Xciv
VorK OoiilldriK-o jMen.
Isrw Yoiu. , August 10 Iov. 1'etorSapo-i-
ar.i of the Hull in Hoiiian Catbolle ibuich of
Oui Ladof Mount Cmniol In Noith r.ighth
street , VfilliamshJi , ? , Is looking foi thuo
bwindle-u , tv\o ofhoni cultured f.JO ) ( ) of
hlj inomvoi } easily last Wedni'sday. lln
Is uonipti.itii-l.\ ( joung man who hits been
\ voikinfeiv \ hui \\llliainsbuig. . Ho do-
poslted hlsaaungi ) for the lust Ufteen years ,
amoiiiitiiig tif.l)0 ( ) > , in the Kinigiant Indus-
timl HaMiirfs baiiK in C'liiinbeth Hhtot , In
tbiicitv About biweous ago a mini called
on him nt his home in Iluvcinyui stioet Ho
w.isvcll cli t's oil imd iigoodtulkvi. llo neg-
lec'ctl to U'l 1 1'itliti S iiionnri his name.
"J inn 11 it-slilcMitof Mllhanisbuig , " hesnid ,
"and I ma p > tlcctl } fainili.uvitb } our iituiio
nnd } oui rTiiol vvoil. tlurii. I want } ou to
t lUech.rgo of an oii > b in nephew of inino.
Ills fiilhuvsu a wealth } nun in L.OUISV illo ,
Kv "
'loPolico CipUiIn bhort of the Hed ford
stieet station the pili-it told this stou .
"Homo llinu i.'o I gut iiiiiiiilnlod\\ithaii ] ulil
iniiii who w iblmd nio to take euro of mid odii-
c.ito his lioi llolsltul mo Nou'i.d times
II 11 illv mcaino and sail t ho bo v had sickcnoil
and dud Scvual time" ) thcicafler ho
cnllnt on mo and gnvo me to
uiultTstmd that bo would gi\o \ mo
flyxn ( ) to help mo in the chinch
and biitll n bouse iidjoliilnj ; It for im ociu
p.inev. I hail often e\philncd to bliu the
e-ondltlon t niv nlTiih-s mul I believed ovti }
thing he told mo. Ho said ho would semi
ovei foi nio sotiio d iv , mil ho did so. 1 went
ovu on Thin < dn\ , and ns 1 was passing
liioidwuy ami J\vont-tlilil ( street , tllleo
iiicii met nu' 'I'hev .suld tin } weio eiivos
from tin "Id gontk-in.in and hud his gift tin-
mo In a tin tux. , nnd I MIW u'lu.t 1 thought
win n roll of i'HiiH 'J hey s ild it wns $10,000.
Alter bunding motho hr > \ , ono of the men
said I oiuht to gl\o sonio xcctuit } , nud they
spuko of HID money I bad In tbo h.mk J
then went with tbc.ni to the bank and dicw
tbo monin out , 'l.iKill , and gave it to them
lliolohl \ nit tb.itv hen the old pcntlc'inm
got the iiioiiov hoonld know that tbvy
bud dthvuud Ills gid to mo , nnd that ho
would bo over with the money 1 ga\o them
in a fovila \ > s AVIiun I got homo and openoil
thoboMill 1 found wcro tlu'so lolls of worthless
loss paper. "
Cipt.iln hhort notified tbo police of this
cit } , i\li.KaclosLiIjtuui of the ini-n , Inchiii
ing the old man , n.s furnibhcd b } 1'uthcr
S .
iponina.
_ _
Tim Coming V.colcln Cin ( rKM.
Wvs iisoros , AULrnst 10 0 mg to thn
lint that inanv incinbtrs have ? gonoto llos-
touto attend thoCiraml Auny cm .mipniuit
It b piiibablu th.it litlo or no bnslni-hs will bo
ti.ms.uti'd la I no liouso befoio the lallor | nit
of tbftvcilt It w.u the In
tention < if tlio leaders to iissl ti. .
tin * vui'k to the nn'ilultui.il c-ninml'Ui' .
vvhli h scvktiu tlmi on tlio couipiiuiid laid and
ini'.il iiiipi'i tlon lillls , mil tlio cnminlltc'O on
ivliu at Irtii , whli tiU 1-1 uly to c-nll up the bill
to i \t < nd nldlo .igih-iillur.il colleges
In tlio seiiiitii the tuiilT bill will bo dls
ctisied until 1 rid iv , u lien it IK exi > Letcd the
rh < r mid biitlK-r bill lll bo taken up Ills
o\ic.-tul | that the ceinfLie-iue ! n poils nn tbo
sunilrv ilvll iippropilitton bill tmd llio l.uid
glint foifelturo bill v\il tiKu buuiostutuct - -
-
Absolutely Puro.
L oroam of tartar liaking powlnr ,
ofloinerilnjhtrwiijtli I'.8 ( Jotoruiuout lt -
orl Aug. 17 , liSO