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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY. MAY 3. 1891 TWENTY PAHTCS. LIGHTNING'S ' QUEER ANTICS , Strange Experience and Miraculous Escape of a Party nt Wyraorc. FIRES AT HASTINGS AND STELLA , Ontrnl rhaiilniiiia ( | AHNoclnilon An Untruthful Hcport frinn HiiHlliiKH NotHi Nolirnuku Vctoiann Will .Moot Stntc NCVVH. Wivioiir , Neb , May 2.-Special ( Telegram - gram to Tin llrr. ] Dining n heavy thunder Bbowor about 8 o'clock this morning the Maglnnls house was struck by lightning. It tore the chimney down , passed through the steve plpo nnd struck Uio lloor , toio the shoes frcm the feet of Mr. Maglnnis and his grown up daughter , who weio sitting near the steve , and tore thorn into shicds , ripped the carpet for about six feet , knocked out two Joists un ler the floor nnd reduced a two-by- six Inch slcopcr under them Into line splint ers Mr Mnginnls is qultu sore from the shock und ouo of Miss Mnginnls' fcot is burned Die at Mcllu SrniA , Neb , May ' . ' ( Special Tele gram to TUP Hi i.J About 0 o'clock this morning llyhtning struck the n irness shop of A .1 llaldwIn , situated on the east side of Main stieet , setting It on tile and giving Haldwlnnnd Ids family , who lived in the rooms over the shop , bately time to pot out of the building. The lit ooou spread to the Implement depot of W 11 Wheeler , Just north of the harness shop , and to the barber Bhon of K J. Mill , south of Haluwin's Prom them it spread to the btiek building occupied by George Ilatchett as nn oflleo and lesidenre , w hero the Hro was stopped The damage , as netrlvns can bo asccrlalned , Is as follows A .1 Baldwin , loss tl 100 , itiMitance sTOO , W 11 U heeler , loss MW , insuiniicofl.-'CO ; U J. Hill , loss MIX ) , Insuraiuof.'OO , GcoigiIlaUhctt , loss MOO with no Insnramo llcsldcs the above Ilaldwin nnd famll ) lost all their clothing und household goods The rain which was falling ing during the progress of the Iho greatly aided the wotlter-i in tholi elToits to subdue tbo flames Ccnlial ( 'hiiiilaii < | iia Association. Pin viosr , Neb , May ! i [ Special to Tun Hrp.l The piogiammo for Uio ContialChau- tauqua association to bo held on the Prcmont msombi gtounds from Juno , . ' ! to Jul } d bus been uuofnllv nnd ful'v ' ptepared and the as sociation management has bivun m active campaign to make this , the llrst mooting , a grand success. Among the eminent speak cis and divines who will appear are Kov A vV Patton , supcilntcndent of instruction , HUhopJohnP Newman , l ov Uobort Me- Jntjre , UilberP Crifts , I ) D. , Key. Conrad Hnnoy , Leon II. Vincent , James Clement Ambtose , Pi of. L A. Torrcns , Dean Allied Wnght , D D , Prof. Fiein.li. Judge Pawcutt. On iccognltlon day Bishop Newman will bo piosont July-1 will bo Grand Aunyof tlio Hepublic day and John M Thurston will bo thooiatorfor the occasion. Ttio railroads have nnido ono fnro for the lound tilp from nil points within a radius of HO miles. A NHir.tHlcu City Kvont , Ni IIIIASKV Cirv , Neb , Ma } J. [ Special to TIIK BIT. ] About two bundled of Nebraska City's best clti/ons gathered at the state In- ttltuto for tno blind nnd gave u faiewcll re ception * o Prof. J B. I'arinaleo , the tetiiing tuperintcndont , and Ills vvlfo. It was un in formal nlTair , but proved to be ono of the most ploisant social guthcilngs Nebraska Llty has enjojed for n long time. During the evening Mr. nnd Mis Parmalcowero Presented witti a costly silver tea set and Miss Puraiulco was given n pair of l.nndsomo opera glasses. Brief remarks were made by Judge M. L. Hav ward , Gen eral C II. Van Wjck und othcis , upon Prof. Pnrmalco's ability and the succesi of the In- Etltntu under his inannircincnt. Hon. J. Ster ling Morton , being unable to ultend , sent his regret-s , w itti a letter extolling the inentori- us services of the letlting superintendent. North Nclii-aHlca Veterans. HAIITINOTON , Neb , May' ' . [ Special to Tin. HIT. ] The A'oith Nebrnaka Grand Army of Ihe Hopubllo reunion , to bo neld In Crelgh- Ion July 1 , ' . ' , Sand 4 , piomlsos to bo the largest and moil Important gathering of vet erans over held In this pal t of the state At iv recent meeting stnfl appointments weio tnudo with W. C. Webbei , major , In com mand , A. C. Logan , adjutant and H. Per rino , ( ninitermastor These gentlemen will also have fnllexecutivoconliol of illinium go- mcnts for the reunion undhuo ulready on- toied upon their duties. Thieo oiators of national reputation vvill bo secured for the three piImlpil davs , and n seiiei of nightly camp til o talks are being an anged in which It is hoped to have s.omo of the best story telling soldiers of the state participate. A Fair AHMOUI.U Ion. HAiniNOTdv , Neb , Miy ' . ' [ Special to Tin' BIT J A northeast Nobiaska district fair association embracing Cedar , \Vuyno \ , Picrco and ICnox counties Is at present in process of foi motion. Tlio very favorable ngrUullural outlook for this season Is viewed by the piomotcrs ns a proptious onion for the Inaitguial of such nn enterpiise. The tcrntoty includes the richest agricultural and stock section of the state , and piopotly managed tlio proposed district fair would bo a splundld success. The business mon of Kandolph are at present the most prominent In the ptopo-ed enteiprise , but m soon as .tho plan assumes tangible piopurtions thcio Will bo mi active rompetition lor its location In numcious ambitious cities in the four rountles. Cnnscd Ij iiecrilty. ; ( HSTiNis ( , Neb , May ' . ' . ( Special Telegram - gram to TinB i n. ] The largo thteo-story futnltuio house of George Slier , on Second street , was discovered on lire at . "i o'clock this morning. The llro Is supposed to have oriclnutcd In the biscmont from tolephc.no or electric wlics A heavy thunder storm pre vailed nt the tliuo. The Humes ascended the elevator shaft and rapidly make their vvaj through the roof. The stock was valued at fl,000 ( ) and was insined for $ l : > ,000. Thu building is damaged to the extent of * 0,000 Jones BiolherV harness nnd saddlery honso i adjoining was badly damaged by water nud Is > fully liiiuied. An Itntriitlilul Kopott. HVSTINOS , Neb , May2. ( SpecialTelegram to Tin Bitl-Tho special appealing In nn 1 Omaha piper this morning from this city to the effect mat Dr. Test , superintendent of the asylum , refused to tutn over the Institu tion to Dr Johnson , the new appointee , on the ground that Bojd was not the legal gov- oinor. Is not tuio. Dr Test and Dr Johnson hnvo both been busy nt the as.v luin w 1th the Inventoiv nnd are on the best o'f terms Govcinor Ilo.vd stopped on * a few hours on hlsrotnin from Kearney this niorning and stated thut ho was not Inteirogated in the matter as reported by the Oinuhn paper in ferred to. Olijcct lo Occupation Taxes. Donor , Neb , Miy a. ( Special to TUB BKF. ] Two weeits ago thu town board passed an onirhaucv , ' taking effort May 1 , placing an occupation tax upon the different branches of business in town. Two-thlnls of the bust- ness men refuse to pay the tax , su ) inir It Is unlawful , nnd that the village Is not Incor porated legally. The matter will ba settled In the courts. AVIII Cominciico Packing. NHUUSKV Cirr , Nob. , May ' . ' . [ Special olepinm toTiin BRf---Tho ] Chicago packIng - Ing company will reopen Monday momlug uftor bolug shut down for thlilv dajs for im pairs. During the month It was Idle $ .1,000 worth of Improvements were maJn. Four now Moors , a fertilizing press and H largo UaK vvuro put In. AVIll ivaonale. NnwusKA CITT , Neb , May a. [ Special 'fologniin toTiiK BEK. ] Tbo writ of man damus KIanted by Judge Chapman was orved by Sheriff Wlllmau toduy ard Prof. I'urmaloo will abasdon tbo Inniltuto for tbo blind on Monday noon. Prof. Hnkcstravv will make but ono change in the faculty. Prof.'I homas Outhrlo of Iowa will succeed Miss Purmnlce us musical Instructor. The help will remain a It is. riHlTI.'tt Nl VH.IJ1I.XTO. All Iminenflo Crowd lOxtcndH n Cordlnl AVi-lcoino. SAtmvirNTO , Cnlii , May 2. President Harrison nnd party vvcro mot early this morning by n reception committee from Sac ramento and escorted from Davidsvllle to this cltj. As the train lolled Into the beautifully decorated union depot In Sucrnncnto u salute of guns was llred nnd nn Immense crowd greeted the president with cheers. Major Comstock spoke a few words of welcome and the party then tiok car riages und were driven to the capltol. 'Ihousnnds of people bud assembled in Capitol park and the school children were drawnup in line on the other side of the walk leading up to the grand stand. As the pieshlont was escorted through the line ho was pelted with llovvnrs. Minor Comstock Introduced Governor Markham - ham , w ho after n few remarks presented the president , whn paid u clowlng trib ute to California's pioneers. Kx-Gov- cinor Now ton Booth then dellvotcd a hoit-cut eloquent .mldrcss , and vvus followed bv Secretary Uusk Aftot the speechmnklng Iho ptesident held a short re ception In Govetnot-Maikhnm's olllco , uftor which the pattv was escorted back to the train and loft for Oakland A slioit stop was made nt Benicin , where a latgo crowd was gathered and vvhero the school children piesented tilmwllhaflor.il liihuto in tlio shape of a cannon. S\s PIUMI-IO , MavOn coming to this i Itv f iim ) Sacramento this afternoon , Presi dent Harrison lelt the train nt Berkely and visited the university of California and the deal und dumb and blind nsvlum He then diovo to Oakland and upon reaching thut city was welcomed by a incut ciowd of people. The streets weio gaily decorated nnd the lloril display was very ehtnorate 'J ho president made short ntldioss nt O iklnnd and afterwards 10- tutned to this dty , wheio ho was given n reception tonight bv the Union League club At tlio close of the teceptlon nt tbo Union ' Lc'aguo dub tonight the ptesident w .is pre sented with n solid gold fnc-hlmilio of the ciid of invitation , beautifully enumelod with the crest of the stitc of Califotniu und the flag of the union. THE VMltt : Itl -Minnesota Village Nearly Wiped Out III I \ tut l > Ill'll. ST. PUT , Minn , May L' A Plonccr-Press Austin , Minn.pedal says Ono of the most disastrous ihes ever knawn in this seo- lion of the state broke out In the village of Lvle , twelve miles south , tills inoining The wind was strong fiom the northeast nnd the business portion of thu village is completel > wiped out There was no fiio protection and tliQ wind swept the flames along , taking ovciythinglnitscoursO , over thirty buildings , including neatly overv s.toie , and sweeping for blocKs befoio the ilro expended its force at the extreme southwest limit or the village. Some of the stocks weio puitiallj saved , but in a damaged condition The losses uggic- gate $11 ! ) , ' 00 and the Insuiunco ? .M 'UK ) KA\S\S Cm. Mo , May'2. A special from Jligiriusvillo , Mo , says- Lightning toduv struck the flour mills nt Allvillo , near here. The mills caught Hro nnd weio consumed. The loss Is $ T)0)00 , ( ) , wltb no insurance Bi in oiin , Pa , MayPiro started to- nlcht In the saw mill of II. S Southard , at White Gravel. The mill and general store vv cie destroyed with n loss of $ . ) , ( X)0. ) 1'ho iiiosptcad to the logs and 100,000 feet were onrnci ) . It Is feared the titowlll spioad to SuOO,000 ! feet of hemlock timber. Darkness in KaiiHas. OTTVW , ICun , Mav 2.A phenomenal stoim visited this section today It com menced with n high wind which blew at the rate of foi ty miles un hour. Then n culm followed and the sky bccumo so black that It was necessary to tin n on the olectilc lights In the stieot , so dense was the darkness.l Katn fell thickly for n half an hour nud then followed a heavy rain which lasted two Hours. The skv cleared at tno conclusion of the tain. Much damage was done to fruit by the hail. No moro damage Is repotted. Distinctive Hloini at AtchlKon. AS Cm , Mo . May . ' . A special ftom AUhison , Kan. , suvs. A ton Uio rain und hall stoim Declined heto today. The rain fell in torrents nnd the hail fell thickly. Much damage vvas done to fruit ttcos. Tlio traclw of tno H , ic M. tallioaa between Atchison und Full- * City weio washed nwaj- und the Lhuoln tiain was obliged to go uy the way of St. Joe. Tlio Haunibil and bantu Po tiacus nt Husltvillo woto ulso waslied away , and tralllc was stopped for some hours The * Ineak vvns fixed nnd tralllc has been icsumed. I'ntlciii'N Trial. TGI-IIM , ICnn. , May 2. Theio vvas not oven n quorum of the board Of managers present at the roll cull in the Botkln im peachment trial this mornliu , nnd the court adjourned until ft o'clock Monday afternoon. The sonatots seem to take llttlo or no inter est in the trial and the time is spent In mak ing t toss-examinations of the witnesses. All tbo wltncssos so far examined for the prose cution hnvo admitted on the stand that they were unfilciidly to Botkln. The eouitis costing the state about * l,000 per duy , society 10vent at lliuwatlm. HivwTHA , Kan. , May 2 [ Special to Tim BIT. ] A society event which has bcon looked forward to with gtcitt Interest vvill occur next Wednesday , when Mr. Gcoigo n. Kicmcr vvill bo mauled to Miss Grace Howell. Both of the coimactlng parties aio well known in this city and nro highly con nected The ceiemonv will bo poifornied at the residence of the bridn'i parents and the newly mat tied couple will at once leave fin- New Albany , Ind. , whoru they will make their futiuo homo. Another Supposed Hipper raptured Niv YOIIK , May 2. The pollco authorities at Jamaica , L. I , announced today that they had a man in custody supposed to bo ttio missing C. Knicklo , who went to the Lust Uivor hotel on Thuisday night , April 2J , with Can lo 1 ! Brown , the woman afterward found mutdercd. The Jamaica authoiilles feel sure that bo is the man wanted The prisoner says he Is Chailos Holland , from Uj e , N. V , mid that Is nn organ tuner. Soveirtl circumstances point to hU guilt , which ho denies. Hot rihlo Suicide ol'a Yonnu GII ) . Nnvv Yoiih , May 2 Three weeks ago Georgia Arllnpton.aged nineteonarriv cd hcio from New Orleans. This ov oning she visited her sister , Ann Arlington , athcrllut on West Portloth street. Georgia was Intoxicated , when Anna begun to scold Georgn , seeing n bottle of c-ubolle neld , picked it up , and dashing a i portion of It over her fnoo , diank the list. Death followed qulckl ) . Ann says that they nro both the daughters of u wealthy Iron irerchant In Chicago. Toledo's Crooked Polloo t'lotk. Tot i no , O. , May 2.-William H. Cook , clctkof the pollco court , wni nrtested today chat god with embezzling $ J.1,000. Clerk Cook has been one of the most populai repub licans In Toledo and vvas secrotaty of the re publican committee. Cook confessed the embc/ileincut , A Ninth Dakota Fnlliue. DKMI.'S LAKE , N.D.May 3. Ud E , Ip- stude , general motvhiuit , vvas foiced to as sign today as a result of poo1- collections caused by repented ciop fallunu. Liabilities iiro plai cd at | 70,000t , assets , $100,000. Unnk Itesor\o IiirrcnM * . Nn v YORK , May 2. The weekly bank statement shows the reserve has Increased f ias.000 , The banks now hold $7,44J,000 in excess of lcj.al ; Whoiit i\poits. : SANPHANCICCO , ; ! , May 2. Wheat exports - ports for the wcok to duto , 077,000 ceutabi. Haulc clearings tor the week , ending today , $ IS,1'7,000. ' PHOEBE CO.UZINS' ' MIGHTY PEN The Lady Writes o Sploy Refutation of ( Jaunts Mndo by Mr ? . Logan. ROMANCE ASSOCIATED WITH DEATH. I'uxorlnga Xoii-Parllsnii .ludlclnl Klcullon The CiliinilniM CmsH mid CrtiHlK Another Hotel I'rojcctcd. Cnicino OPFICR op Tun Bpr , 1 CHICAGO , May JJ. f Miss Phoobc Couzlns has sent the follow Ing spicy icply to Mrs. John A. Logan to a Washington paper : "A friend hns forwarded tom3 n statement in j our paper of lost Sunday from the lips of Mis. John A. Logan , concerning the status of tny oflleo as secretary of the boar 1 of lady m.inntzcra of lhoiworld's XJolumbian commis sion , \vhlcli I tusk the privilege of vour col unins to lefute , not in oxtenso , as that \\jll comoup moio properly fuithoron , but since the lad } has occupied in the past a position of piomlnenco by rnuon of her husband's position and ovluontlbinks upon tlio crcd- ulliy of the publicby reason of Unit pist piesuinptioti , to openly defame the olll- cial position of ono whoso Integiilv lias been fully tested in public life for many years , ono who owes linr position to her own unaided ef forts ami not th it of another , w hose In end Is rained bj the swc.it of her own blow and not fiom contributions of the public Permit mete to make answer to all of llieso statements that Utey nio without thu slightest founda tion In tiutu , and that thev are pine falslll- catlons ftoni beginning to end If Mrs. Login or nnv other worn in for ono moiiKUt supposes that such chaigcs will not bo fully pioven as lalso Ihoj Inuo rcckon"d without their host and Uj their own certain confusion and shamo. Pnonu W CM/IN * , faccictaiy B. L M. Chicago , Aptil 20 Mrs. Mnr.A . Logan Is nt Muiph > sboro , 111 , on a visit to her 1 ito husband's icmtlves. She Is expected to ariivo in Chii.igo soon to aaiingo with the Pullmans for her Uuiopean Hip A nr\i > MVN'S IIOM\\CP. Mr. and Mrs Kugeno H Hall of llilO Kvans avenue , this i Itv , n-o In Ilutr.ilo utlending the funeral of Kddlo Hall , about whosode.itii lucre is nssoiiulcd an inleiesllng lominie. Last fait \oniiLf wnin.iti iiniir.nrcd nt his inothei's ( l house In Buiralo , N. V , in search of rooms She was twentj-soven JC.HI old , ptepossesslng , modostnnd alone in the world. Hoi name was Anna.llciily , and Uddlc being an Impiessionablo ) oung man , soon foil in love with the worn in , who imtui.illv letuined Ids nffeetion , and lhoi were quietly man led. When Mis. Hull le.u ned of Ihc mairiage she sent the . \ oang man to Chlcairo and drove the w ifo fiom tlio bouse. The w Ifo found shelter In tlio Woman's Chi Istliin association homo. After coining hoio the betook sicic and died , leaxing a foi tune of nnout $10,000 The mother is now trying tolm\o the marriage annulled on the giound that the boy was under eighteen. NOVl'VUrislN II DILI II. riCM.T. The republican ccnti.il cotninltti.'o lodaj de cided in favor of a non-partisan ticket for the coming Judicial election The ITnrrlson wing of the democracy his signitled its willingness to consider a pro position for n non-partisan judlciaiy and should un agreement be icached. the proposition of the republicans is. that the successor oJ Judge Uiinnell should bo o democrat , ono who will bo acceptable to the icpubllcau patty , und it was Intimated Ihat the superior court judiro who is elected next fnll , must bo n lopublican. The Chicago democracy will doubtless nominate n man of their own for the JuUgeshin to succeed Grin- nell rt , and the Ciogicr democrats ulll ulso mnko an independent nomination. COM Mills' tllHIHX. A j oung man in Cleveland , O. , icmiuds the world's fair pcoploof the cross carilcd by Columbus as ) , ii'tuieil on the backs of green backs and tells of the existence of the oriRinrfl cross and ciueltix and its tiavels Arch bishop Mnunchbauf and Puttier Uaverdy of Ueiu or say that the cross was sent to Santa Fo , where for generations It passed fiom the chief of the mission to his successor. Mrs General Ilcffeim in of Duiango , Col. , Is now In possession of the relic ANOTIIHl IIIO IIOTI'I. Chicago is to have another big hotel , and John n. Drake , now of thoGiancl Pacillc , is the t prime mover in the enterprise. Grout as arc i the now hotel ventures , both actual mid projected 1 , in this city , Mr Drake's scliomo surpasses thorn all. The formation of tlio company has been determined on , und it will bo | ItHuiporalod when the site is seemed. About > . ! ,0i > 0,000 will oo Insosted hi the en terprise. 4 1IOXISG CONTHST. A special train lo id ot local admirers of scientlllo boxini ; will leave Chicago at ! ! o'clock next Saturdav atlernoon , May i ) , to attend the contest between Geotge Siddons and Tommy White at Koit Wuyno. 'Iho Chicago foathorwcichts are to meet in a de cisive engagement for a siaka of $ lone and gate iecoit8 | ) , of which Iho winner Is to 10- coivo 75 per cent. cniouio i-oiis cni I'liiurr. Today Is the 100th unnivoisary of the adoption of tlio Polish constitution , and the ropiesontativcs of that nation In Chicago cclobiatcd tbo occasion with unusual oclat. Arkissov. _ JOIjIA BOIjiilHU UOYS. Oinnhii ( iiinrdH lluvo a htu-j 1'arty. The ' 'stag social , " which was vety remi niscent of the camplhe , given by the Omaha guanU last oyonlng in thclc nrmory on Capitol tel avenue , was a marked succosa. Neailyn bundled guesls woio present to participate with Omaha's crack milit try comp my in having a real social time , and tliooft-iopeuted applause showed how llioroughlv the enter tainment was enjoyed. Corporal Grecoiy called the meeting to order and after stating the reasons for the gathei ing called Captain A. H. Sclmrft to prnsido. Tbo captain in taking the chair called upon Chaplain C H. GaiUncr to "say n few words , " which the popular dlvino did Innvcrj pleasant manner , giving the members bers a few M lions thoughts to take homo vv ith them after the soi hit was ended. A saber drill b > Pilvatos U'hUchead and Knupp followed and then Mr. Lucy Dnlo sang the newest topical sonir , "Ho Ain't In It , " delipl'tfully , w inning an oncoio to which he ics pen ( led SoigcnntGoodunough , who Is ono of HID ncbt iltuinmois in the city , guvo several drum boios which were enthusinsil- callv iccelvcd. Then eamu "Hominincenses" fiom .Messrs MoAllisloi anil Po.vo followed by botizontnl bar o\eriisos by Messrs. McCormtck and Ook. Julius 1'es.tnei , vvho plays the 7lthor very ait istieally indeed , gavoiibolo on that instrument , a melody of popular alls.Vul - tor Pale then sang "Comiadco" with good utTcct. The order of business was hero intoriuptod by Cuptlan Mulfoul uidcrlngCaptaln Hcluull iinilci nirest to the great sui prise of that gentleman. Chaplain Gardner then stopped forward and before Captain bchatIT had ro- coveiod from his astonishment , presented the latter with a handsome sword anil bolt , which the captain accepted In a few words 'I hun the ball was suited rolling again , Colonel Moon of the eovornoi's staff , lion Tliomrs Cook and Hon. George Sternsdorff being inviled to addtcss the audience. After the speeches , which woio laigcly in the line nt congratulation for the guards and the victories they had won , Mr.V. . A. Daniel ; sang "Anchored , " very pleasantly. Ho- ficshmcnU ) wera then scived and the guests and members of Iho eutmls closoil the ser vices by singing "Auld Lang Syne. " Sentenced lor I ifo. AsuiJkMi , Wls , , May 'J The grand jury this tnoinlng brought Ina verdict of guilt ; In the Lo Tour murder trial at Hay wani Judpo Pailsh sentenced the prisoner to Hf imprisonment. La Tour vvas convicted 01 circumstantial evidence for the brutal mur aer of Jerry Clovelnnd. Ho made n confcs slou soon alter the mine vvai committed. IllHinarck Kooe/ivcH / n Deputation. UKHUN , May 3. Prince Dlsmarolc today received a deputation from tbo national liber al committee at Geostetmindo. Ho accoplc the mandnto . .Jind thanked the delegates wnimly for tliAMhor which had been con ferred on lniiiv _ < 0 TO I'ATJttys Of THE UEE. During the past week over twenty-four hundred now i yi s have been added to our subscription ILj In this city anil South Omaha , and huui rujs of orders have been received that vv have been unable to flll owing to tho'extraordinary pressure upon our caiTlor doliv cry system. TUP Brn now employs over eighty carriers for Iho delivery of Its city papers , but this largo force is entirely Inadequate to serve the now subscribers as promptly as TUB BEE will soon bo nblo to serve thorn. On ono single - glo cnirier roulo over two hundred now names have been added , and many of the boys arc ench carrying two hundred anil tlfty to three hundred papers , which , with the largo Sunday edition , Is extremely laborious. The lessee and manager of our city circula tion , Mr. Williams , Is rapidly reorganizing thocnirlor delivery districts and Increasing the number of routes as fast as the booukoopers can icvlso the lists. This wont , it is to bo hoped , will enable us to seivo our liatrons nil over the city and In South Omaha rogulailyand piomptly. For the next ten dajs or two weeks wo must nsk the Indulgence of our city sub- ciibers ami Invlio thorn to send In any com plaints of Irregular delivery to this oftice , either by postal card or otbeivvise. IntiiideisStlll Holding ( he Poit tit ( .oosciici'lc Hood. 9 Cm , Mo , May 2. A spcchl from Vlnltn , I. T , siys The latest news fiom the seat of tlio tioublo between the negro in truders and the Cnerokco eltl/cns Is that the negioes me sllll holding the fort nt Gooseneck - neck Bend at the mu/zles of Winchesters and a buiss cannon The Cbeinkccs so far have not had the courngo to attack the negroes. The negroes have oiguni/od a com pany rf I'.H ) men , all armed with Winchesters. Ono squad of negroes possesses a brass cannon which is loadv for use and ill bo tinned upon any attacking party. It believed that the Cherokee govi'inincnt vill call for volunteers and fight the in- indorb to a finish. Wai rants were issued ( oday bi tbo Muskoeoocouit for tno ntioit if the ilotcrs , but it is feared that the court Illceis aio too few to effect the .irest. . Tlio Chciokoo authorities hold hot the negroes nt Gooseneck 15end .ro intrudeis and have advertised , ho negroes' farms and improvements for ale under confiscation. The sale of the farm fGcoigoW LuiQwns to have been made ) y tbo sheriff yesterday. The sheriff was mot bv 1SK ) nnneil rten and ho icthcd. The gioes claim to W adopted citizens A few them sue such and have had possession of ho lands for some jeai * , but the majority of hem nio lalo inttudcrs from Kansas , Texas ind Nebrflsmi. Je ) ] > uty ShcrilT Hilton and Deputy Sollctor Morewood liavo been active n iho'campalgu a < nlnst the negroes and the joosencck Intiudoi's siy that these two ifllcci-s w ill be hbrtt on bight A special from Tahlequah concerning the loublo at Lnna'phii ' says a furious conlllet is ixppctcd there nt aliy time. The negroes nro n a largo nnjurfty and v , ill bo able to main- alii their positifiti'against ' the present small 'oreo of opposing Chorokces Shci ill Stai r , iVith a posse of twenty-flvo Indians , loft here odav for Lnnapha to aid in ejecting the in- niilers. Ho will arrive at Lananhn lute to- nieht , when ItJH'expceted a serious conflict will ensuo. If tlieJ < Artallforce that the sheriff lock witli him Should piovo ineffectual against thu negioils. there me plenty of volun- tceis hero who will stnrt ut-u moiccnt's no tice to rcinfoici ) him. i m : mil ! GI : OF DKATII. A Tale ol' Ijoto and Heroism Croin nn 1 rl/i nn T vvn. Hathor a pat hello story reached the Tun 3PF the other day from a friend in Arizona. TIs u snd llttlo romance and comes from a ro- iablo source. A bright j oung lady from the ittl' ) town of Madison , N. Y. , w-hllo nttcnd- nF Vnssur college , fell n victim to that dis ease which takes ftway so ninny blight , but over-nmbltlous gli Is consumption. Her ft lends nnd medical advisers pioposod a trip to Arl/ominnd the poor gill , so anxious to get well , loft homo and relatives for u iouinoy to the far webi. The change of cli- nato seemed to effect her most ugteeablj- she w as filled w itti hopes of a speedj recov- eiy. Soon after her arrival in the remote Hilling town she mot a young man , u civil en gineer , emplovod by the uiilroad company In constructing n bridge over which would pass the tiuins which worn to connect the llttlo settlement with the outer world. It seemed Lo bo u C.ISQ of love at lirst sight , nnd the ghl , thinking hortvelf on the blghro id to health , consented , befoio many necks had passed , to an engagement. But the binpiness of the young couple was terribly brief. The rack ing cough cnmo buck w ith renew ed force , and the consumptive giilboon made up her mind that the pleasuies ol this llfo were not for her , and now her one desire was to see hot- parents before she died. She realized what un umlorlnking U would be for the aged couple to leave their peaceful Mow York homo nnd journey out to Arizonn to witness their only child bteatho her last , but she a'su felt the dillicultj- going east in her weak condition. Hut the new bridge was not com pleted , nud tin unfoitunnto girl dared not tisk the Journoj by staj/o to the nearest station. Hero w us work for the young civil cngl ncer. Ho lilted extra force ; to vvotk night and day , and the rend was finished with almost Incicdlblo ranldity , it was n sai { duty for the > oung lover to make tcnly for the tiain that vvas to bear his promised bride to her homo only to bid it farcin ell , bat ho performed it with manliness nnd courage. The Hist tiniit east eutri < 'd the joung couple on their sorrowful Journov to the unxlous parent * in Mndlson. And thero.ouly afuvvda.vs tutor , the courageous lever vvus foucd to give up his chosen ono to tbo angel of death , who. In turn , bildircd for her ttio duikand shadowy river and bora her away to the unknown lountty. The stricken youth returned to tha\vest , and ono of the most painful facts In tho.touchmg slot v Is that ho has blooded over Jt' ' troubles until his health Is quite broken dfjwi ( and bU friend foaia tbut ho , too , vvill sooirb truveling homo. The little girl w. ho has lately become queen of Holland , QuVorl' ' Wllhelmlnu , us she is culled , though ficr mother nmma Is for the ptesent acting "nVq\Oon regent , Is a bright , huppy child of eleven years , willing to studj- , and , like other it lira git Is , glad ulso to pluj , sajs a vv liter lAl t. Nicholas. She owns dozens of finely dressed dolls , but her fuv or Ito pots are hoD'Kltttlur.d pony and ISO pet pipoons which shoe-arcs for herself. When first told , a row-Untruths ago , that she was to be qucou , sha exclaimed in ( IKmay "Shall I huvo to sign Till1 ttioso papers as miimu does ! " Hut queenly duties will not bo forced upon her for several jours to coino. Wllhelmina gets up ovcrj- morning nt 7 o'clock , and her study hours nro from li to It ! Then she has her simple noonaujuioul She takes rides upon her pony every afternoon , no matter what the weuthor may be , nnd after a dinner at 0 , nud a pleasant evening vv ith her mother , goes to bed at 8 o'clock. Her governess Is un englishwoman , Miss Winter. About frMO,000 has been et apart for tbo llttlo queen's annual house-bold expenses. Her household comprises two chamberlains , four professors , an equerrj- , and two lady's maids. Besides those , she hns a "military household , " whutover that may bo. * * * She lives In u castle called "Hot Lee , " sur rounded by meadows nnd vorj' old trees. In the castle garden there are beds of line tulips of which her father was veiy fond. In his studj- , now the queen'8 private audience room , is a laripl-ollectlou of arms and armor displayed upon tbo walls. DEPRIVED OF SOFT BERTHS Officers of Troop K Displaced Much Against Their Wishes , NATION'S ASSETS AND LIABILITIES. Financial Statement of the Treasury Department CntiMolldntlonq of ODIees Notes from the National Capital. WASHINGTON- , May 2 , [ Special Telegram to TUB BrE.l Although troop 1C of the Ninth cavalry was ordered to Port Mo > or , Va , the other day , It is reported that the ofllecrs who hnvojmitll recently been attached to that command will not come. They have been transferred to troop I , and the ofllcers of that troop assigned to 1C In order that they mlulit eomo to Washington. The oftleors vv bo have thus boon mulcted out of this do slraulo berth nro Captain Hairy Wilght , Plist Lieutenant William II Baldwin and Second Lieutenant P. A. Heltons , Jr. These to whom their places have been given nro Captain M. B Hughes , Plrst Lieutenant C W Taylor and Second Lieutenant A. vV Pei ry , alt of Tioop I These transfeis were oidorcd Thursday Captain Wilght Unot t a ginduato of the military ncadeinv , but was appointed to the ntmv In 1STJ from the District of Columbia There Is no explanation offeied at the bend- quaitors of the aimy as to the ic-usoii why this transfer took place , but it is said Unit the main cause was n desire to roivuid Cap tain Hughes for some clever work done by him in 1S71I in the icllef of the Tliornburg ex pedltion Captain Jesse M Lee , Ninth infantiv , who has been on dim at the Pine Hidgo u'goncv , has been assigned to dim in this cit.v under the immediate oideis of the adjutant 'general of tlm iirmv. 1H direction of the secretary of war leave of nbscnco for six months , with permission to go bo.vond the sea , is grintcd Colonel LM- ward M Hoyl , inspector general , United States at my. Till : X.tTIOA'S Statement < > ( ' ( lie AsHclH nil 1 IjlahllltloH ol'thc United States 'rrcnHiiry. WvsiiiNnroN , Mnj ' , ' The following state ment picpired nt the tre.isurv dcpu-tinent by Mr Whelplv , the assistant tteasurer , shows the perccntngo of assets the tteasuty holds against demand liabilities cxdusl\uof the amount known as "tiust funds" for which the full amount Is held The llguies show the nsECts and liabilities ot the United States tir-asmy on April . (0 ( , Ib'tl , including in the liabilities ? .ll.iNItJllJ ( ! United States notcsoutstanding. 4K1ETS. Ocltl coin . $ . 0 711.W4 n- itiindanl silver tdolliirs ) iicl Ih'rt . .ltd IK'UT > oo standard ' doll ir- . , act IVK ) . il.U-l ) , ! . ' ! 0) ) I'r ictlon.il silver lU'iUS m > < > ! Mlnoi .LISUHIII Ilullloiigold . . . . . .Vsii ) ( | ' . 4'l Mlver , net IS7S ! ' . ' Silver , act IBM ) ' 1 r ulc doll ir I ) irs Mill.1)7 70 ' Currency I'nltud .states notes U.tt.'l lit 'I reasury noU a of 1VX ) 1,710'U' ' ' ! Ik ) .Nation il I'.uiK notui . * , 4 lBV.7 > .i'W MlMTC-oitllkatcs .1 , 01.117 ( W OoldcortltlcTtes I'liiiiNheld by the United fetates deposltorks LIW ) 440 ( I Total. . . . . . , * 73lliJ.Osl ( SS Trust funds gold eertllii ate- . . . hlhii certlllL-.itis . Jlil4 ' ,807 00 Cortltlcates Deposliory U. b. iNotcs . . 14,000,00000 Treasury noles , , net Julj , Ib'W ' 41,7)1 ) 000 Total . . . .r > ,174,03000 Ci H'l 'NT i.inn rms. National bin ! . . " > per cent , tu- ( leinptlon fund . $ R COO , fr4 01 Dlslin Thing ottii eis , balance , etc. . ' 14.707 OM.ti ! 1'ostotlk-o funds 4 , < > l > ( U' M OulslandliiKdnifls and checKs . . .V'-90i7 ' I ) iMatured deliN and Intc-u-si . . . l.siH.rc'.TO Interisl duo und unp lid . . . . brj. C.M l > 7 U. b. noUs. . . . Total . . NOO.r-O.OO. ' W ) I-NCI-SJ orn rs Over trust fund equal Mil per cent or tiii-tciil liabilities * 2l2.OSfi.0-1- Totil . A luind Decision. WISIIINOTON , May 'J. [ Special Tolc- giam to Tin : Bi.i-.J Assistant bocrotniy of tlio Intel ior Chundlcr , In tha land contest uppeal of Thomas A. Gray vs William Hec tor , from Union , S. 1) . , involving the pie- cmptlon ontiy for the southeast ouaiterof section I , township II. ) nottli , taiigoOT west , fifth pnncipal meiidnin , wtiich. by the com missioner of tlio general land otllre , was held for cancellation , today ufllimed the decision below on the ground that tbo ontrynmn did not comply with the icquircincnts of the law us to residence. _ _ _ Cen Hut Olllec Consolidation. WvsniM. ION , May 2. [ Special Telegram to Tin BEI' . ] The great double division of ngricultuio in the census oftico was toduy consolidated and placed in cntlro chnigu of Special Agent John Hvdo of Nebraska. The greater part of tno II.-'O ) clerks of the census oOlco hnvo so fur been cmplojed on thu sta tistics of population , and the only stulisties that have been issued bv the division of mnluiltiiro mo these of tolncco lirigalion in Aiizonn and Now Mexico' Is wlion it will do you the most good. And there is no doubt that the Spring is the best time , tor two reasons : Because [ isi ] , The system is now 'Most'in Need of a good blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla , to expel the impurities which have ac cumulated in the winter months , and which are liable to appear in serious forms of disease. . Because [ scl ] , In sympathy with the "changing season , we find ourselves now Most Susceptible to the benefits to be derived from medicine. The milder weather has a debilitating ellect known as "Spring Fever , " or That Tired Feeling , which is quickly overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It is a very wise thing to be gin eaily with a course of Spring Medicine , as many people ple do , and Hood's Sarsaparilla is the popular favorite for this purpose. N. B. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla o-dbylldnipuKtK. ljhlxfor B I'reoared biill. ) HLOKVIO , 1 owell , MUSH. 1OO D.SES OnoDollar truck farming , viticulture and floricul ture. An Immense amount of labor Is being bestowed on the agricultural work of the census , which Is the most com prehensive Investigation of Its kind over attempted - tempted In the world. Thousands of letters nro sent out daily with the object of suppll- montlng , verifying or correcting the work of the enumerators , and the psrccntago of re plies received Is extraordinarily targe , tluu-o being a most grntlfjlng disposition thtouRh- out the entire countiy to contilbuto to the making of n complete and accurate agricul tural census National Capital Notes. WumxiiTov , May 'J [ Special Telegram to THE BIP I Superintendent and Mrs. Hobert P. Potter will leave Washington to morrow for a trip to the Pacific coast. K. K. Wonder was today appointed post master nt Holmcsvlllo , Oago countv , Neb. , vice II , n Sllllk. resigned. The following lown postmasters were appointed - pointed L C. Spangler at Holmes , Wiight county , and ICuto S. Eno nt Northwood , Worth county Mrs. Julia C Polu/otto of Iowa , a $000 copvlst In the pension ofllce , was today pio- moled to bo u clerk at ? 1XK ( ) a > eir. S O St. John of Lincoln , Neb , Is spend ing a few days nt the Richmond , cnrouto for homo with his biido , foimeilv Miss Bov- dcnofliiooltl.ru. Mr and MM bt John nro delighted with Washington , as well they may bo , seolna It In auch poi feet weather and under the veiy ausnl- clous circumstances which life at the Hlchmond furnishes This evening's Critic sujs "Mrs St John is a iniisii tan of o\- ti.iordtn.iry gifts , a natural musician , ono may say. and not only performs with leinaik nblo ability , but composes Ina churmlngman- HIT Her music Is well known In New Vor'f ' , where much of It Is in tlio regular icpertoiio of the leudlni ; tlnMtcr orchestras. Mrs St Jehu will bo it valued and welcome acquisi tion to society in Lincoln " ' 1 he Al ni } I.oil ol' Honor. WAiiiiMiroN , May ' . ' 'Iho major general commnndiiig has published In the orders to the army the names of the following olllecrs and enlisted men who , dining 1SV.I , distin guished themselves bj speeiJll } meritorious nets or conduct In serv ice Majoi Homy Car roll , Piist cavalry , Captain Kmmot Cmv- ford , Third civalrv James O'Mncka.v , Third cavahv. Ch.ules P ( iatewoodSixtheivaliv , 1 list Seigeant Joigenson , heigeant Chap man and Saddler Piank now out of seivlcc , but foimcily tioop K , Pouttb cavaliy. roItinilHa \ \ ill He Tlici-p. WASIIINOTON , May J. Tlio dopaitment of state has icelvej a cablegiam fiom Colonel W P Tisdnl , special commissioner to South America in the intcicMt of the Columbian exposition - position , announcing his laluin fiom Hoirotn Mr. Tisdal cables us follows , "Imposition matters could not bo mete satisfacton The governmentof Columbia will ciect u building at Chicago and appoint ( oinniNsloncu to the exposition The Magdalen i stenmsmp eom- pinies will make a reducllou fiom icgulat talcs. I'oinmail K olilieiM Attested. WvsiiiMiroN , May a. The chief poslofliro Inspector is advised of thoniiestat Anthonj , N M , of four highwaymen charged with lobbing a mail cnirier near Santa Po , N M , Apiil U'l ' They have been taken to Santa Po for Hill. a i'KACE-lMl IA A.I'ifOX Hut \Vo Have Uiii'\fi'll C.iiialilltu-4 ) for War. SVN FiuN ( isto , Cal , May 2 Picsident Harrison in his speech nt the banquet last evening said : "I believe wo have coino to anew now epoch as a nation. There nio opening portals before us Invltlne us to enter opening of portals to trade and Influence and pioitigc , such as wo have never seen before. We vvill puisuo the paths of pence. We ate not a wnilll.o nation All our instincts mid all our history are In the line of pence Only Intolerable aggcssion , only the peril of our Institutions or our flag can thoroughly aiouso us. With capablli ties for war on baud and sea unexcelled by any nation in the world wo ate smitten with n love of peace We ad vocate moro guns for tbo defense of tlio Pa- cillo coast , n sullicientlj largo navy for the preservation of ttio peace of this hemispheio and a mei chant nun tno with which to secure ours > haioof thocommcice of the world. " The address was received with much enthus iasm. Procured hj Fraud. CHICAGO , May 2. Muster in Chancciy BJcrson filed his icpoit in the distiict couit today In the eelobiated ease of cx-bonator Charles H Pniwell against the freat ! West ern telogtnph compiuy and othcis to set nsldo the claims of Sahib Heovo , thoCoininei- cial National bank , Gcotge P. Hauling and John Clinic Hilton , and tovacuto an assess ment of .11 per cent ugainst l..OO stockhold ers of the compiny 10 moot an alleged in- dobtedneof $1511,000 This assessment , it was ( hnrged , was void hcuiuso it was to paj fraudulent ( Inlnis allowed against the estate. The master leconmii'nds that thodectcoof assessment bo s > ot aside , which lolioves the stockholduis Tlio m utcr finds that the de cree of assessment was pioeured by fraud and collusion and tliouifoio cannot s'and. Jiiugo Collins will imiucdiatly bo uskeii to conlhm the icpoit. Old Mulch Starlr. Cor Chicago. TEIIIII II vnr , Ind. , May'-"Old Hutch" sent | the moinlng nliout n cheap hotel under Iho vvatehful o.vo of un agent sent hoio by his suns. At noon ho took tUu tiain for Chicago. Of all Seasons Of the year Now Is The Time And of all Medicines Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the best To take to Purify Your Blood And to Overcome That Tired Feeling It is the People's Favorite Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla 1OO Doaca Ono Dollar ITS BEING IS MADE WHOLE , Omaha Real Estate Owners' AESoointioa Takes Up Corporate Existencoi f SHARES RAPIDLY SUBSCRIBED FOR. orBnbsorlliPi'M nnd the Amount Taken Directors and Advis ory Hoard--Work of the Alt Tlio Rcnl Hslato Owners1 association ol Omalm tnct last night ut thooxchango tooms. Thoio were about otio liumlieil property ow ncrs present. Tlio articles of incorporation prcpirod ly thu coiuinlttoo weio submitted unil tuloptod. The articles \\oro uiloptod section Ity section. When thosoctotnry io.nl that section which stilted that ono object of thoorganl/ntlon vvas to piovent tlio squtmloring of public fuinU nnil gunul against corruption among publio otllcinls , Councllmnn Htoninn moved to stnkn itout Hacxpliluod tlnit bo thought it would bo tlina enough to briiul tlio illy olllel ds as being dishonest nftur they hud been [ lunon so. lion W. ,1 Connell said tlio section did not Impl } tluit tlio city onici.ils or an.\ other j I i oftlelalsero dishonest. It simply stated Hint tlio association proposed to gitaid against such thliiL's in the futiuo The history of all latge cities wont to show that coutiptlnn and dlshonesU were vcij ll.iblo to nmear and It was eminenth piopcr that ouu of the objects of the ussocl ttfim should bo to loij > out foi these things and piotect the eiti/ons ngalnst them Mr Hronnan's motion to stiiko out was OVClWlKlllllngl.V defeated. The < iiiestlon of permitting non ipsulents to be elected as member * of the advlsoiv board diew out consuluiablo discus-den It vvas decided liiiallv toleavotlio mutti i open to bo doculcd btlio stocuholdois In the in soii.itlon when tlm tiiuo for election tomes ' 1 ho subsuiptiou list was then opened and these present wcro Invited to walk up and snlMt. ilbo. Tlioso who subscribed List Highland tlio numbur of shares thov took woio a-s follows Joseph Marker , 1 ; Gonrgo I' Hatkei , 1 W A L Gibbon , 10 , J H. Llnlhun , ft , I'hiis Hartinan , 10. ,1 b. Gibson , 5 , J i : Uilev , 10 , (5 H Hoggs , 100 , .lolin I1. C'athen , 10 , W J Council , 10 , C A Scott , 10 , .lolT Hi 1- ford , ' . ' . .I.V W Lone X ( ! II Pavne. _ ' ' > ; G M Powoin , < t. Max Mover , to , N , F. ICuhn , 10 , .1 U Kvnns , 10 ; 1'otorGoos , 10 , .1 B Cainilehaul , 5. C. G Gcoigo , JO , I M. McDonald. 10 , W .1 Wolshans , > , Mika Leo , 10 , J V. Nichols , 10 , .1 W West , V John Ifobliins , , "i , \ \ .1 ICeiiniid , 10 Samuel ICnt ? , r > , Gcoigo I' BomH , 10 , J C' Hrm- nan. 10 , Samuel Hdchonliu-g , 10 , 1' L. "ft. 1'etine. 1 , C L Williamson , 1 , St A 1) . Ilalcombe , 10 , V .1 Iliutinan , J Punk A. Kemp , lO , ( ieoiiro N Ilicks. 10.V .1 I'l ler , 1,1 P Deliuloif , r > , A P. Mclvonn i , 1 ; D .1 O Donohoo , 10V 1J Taj lor , 1 , \\ar- len Sw it/lor. 10 When " ( H ) slKiies hail bucn subsciibud tha nssociilion irocet'U'il ) ( to the election ol ( inkers A committed composed of Messrs. Council , IJoges und Kuhn , vvis unpointed to select the ofllccis and present tlio list to tha association foi apptoval A tcsolution uas inttoduced expressing ( ho scntiiiient of the meeting as being [ a favor of tequcstlng the city council to iiroccoJ atonco to ( all an o cetieti for the voting ofj. bonds for soivenigo , paving and p.uk purposes Mike Lee , and a few othois favoiedtho resolution Mr. Ilaitnnn thought it would bo bolter to wait sl\tv Jays and save $31,000 , by holding the bond election at the -.lino time as the coiintv election. TtW resolution \\as laid on the table for ono week. Following aio tlio n.iinos of the ditoitois presented bi the committee nnil elected 03 tlio association George N. Hicks George I1 Bemls , .1 G Gibson , I ) .1 O'Donohuo. JcIT Ucdfi.nl , J T Cithers , bt. A D UaU combr. A. I , Itrftil. W. K. Ponnleton. ( ! . 11 , C. H. Scott and K A. Benson. The advertising bond , consisting of fifty members , uas elected us follows. Herman Kount/o , JoscMih H. Millard , C. W. Hamil. ton. Max. Mojer , H. W. Vales , . ! . L Me- Cairuo , Henry lolln , O M. Caitcr , Alvm Saundois , J. .1. Brown , .1. A Croighlou , W. A Paxton , Samuel ] JJ. Ko crs , O Kendall , A J. Simpson , ( ) u1C Barton , Groigo B Lake , James ( Jioighlon , John A Ilmb.icu , James J } . Boja , L W. Hill. A. .1 Popploton , 1) ) . UoMmntcr. C. S Uluuso , CJ. M. Hitchcock , C5eoigo L. Milloi , l\ King , srF Mctz , sr , U N. ] Withncll. Byron Heed , Chailcs Turner , A J J. Hnnscoin , C. J 1C.nbach , J B Kitchen , 4 H IX Meteor , Benjamin Smith , L b Heed , .f < James \ \Vooh\orth.I B. lie } , II Pundt. A. I * Wood Jiiiuos ' ' , I'liisyth , Clement C'mise G \V i-Iningar , W.IUPII Swit ki , t'.i 'lajlor , L' V Ilattmin , John B Uvaus , U. Cicoigo and AV. J. Connoll. Tliroat DI- May ' . ' . In spite of the icccnt tlneat of Hussia nnotncr Hussinnol unteer tianspoit hns been detained in the Bosphoious The Tui'tlsn commandant threatened to hro if ttio vessel nttcinpti'd to pass. NelidotT hent a sluing nuto lo dm poilc , inhidi ho demands indenitiltv and the right of nbsoluto fi eo p issauo for Knsslan vessels sailing under si muicuntllu lla , ' . O'l'i-lc i Wrlllnirii N i\ol. Dim IN , May J.-Air William O'Biicn dutlng his leisure nionicnls in the ( ialuay jail Is engaged In the work of tviiting.iiiovcl. The horoinuis nporlr.nalof Miss ( iuuo O Mulley Mcssis. O'Biien and Dillon spend much of theit lime In leading. There is nothing nioro con clusively proven than tli it Hood's Sarsaparilleijs a radic.i and reliable blood purifier. If we could show you the many letters we receive from people of whom we never heard be fore , telling of the remarkable cures of scrofula , salt rheum and all kinds and degrees of disease of the blood , you would * be as fully convinced of , and as enthusiastic over , the merits of Hood's Sar.sapanlla as we are. You may leali/c the ben efit to be derived from this e\ ccllent medicine by taking ; ' this Spring. Has Superseded Others "Hood's Sarsaparilla has su perseded other blood purifiers in this locality. We sell more of it than any other two Sarsi- parillas. We never had a cus tomer speak ill of it and we take pleasure in selling1 it , knowing that it always gives general satisfaction. " TrcKnn & BROWN , Druggists , cornel Third and Locust Streets , Grand Island , Nebraska. Hood's Sarsaparilla Hold liy ulldnuzlstH. II ; si\ for I'rcnarod only by O I. IIOOI ) X CO . I.owoll , Mas * 10O Doaca Ono Dollar