THE OMAHA DAILY BKE : MONDAY , Al'lUL 18 , 1892.
FOUR HANDS IN THE MIDDLE
St. Paul and Minneapolis Turn on Kansas
Oity and Omaha ,
V/ILD / THROWING LOST THE HOME GAME
JlonnjSwnrtrnl Downed ll ! Oli ! Coinpan-
loti Colnmlnii 1'ut I.lmn All Over
Titlcilit VlnrliinnllVlns from St.
l.mili-Otlior Hnndny .Sports.
St. Paul , II ; Omaha , G.
Minneapolis , 13 ; Kansas City , 4.
Columbus , 'J ; Toledo , 0.
HAT promised to
' bo nn ideal day for
a game of ball yes
terday turned out
Just tbo rovorno.
About 2 o'clock tbo
sky become over
cast with lowering
cloud i , nnd a biting
wind c.imo down
from the north ,
which was very
hnid on the dudes
who had put tholr
overcoats In avuncular ciro and women
whoso sealskin aa'-qua3 wcroput away safely
when tno mercury was lllrtlng In the neigh
borhood of UJ tbo day bofoio.
Stilt nil this meteorological unfavorabto-
ncss did not deter the lovers of the great
national game from assembling at Sports
man's park to witness the second contest be
tween Billy Alvord's husky Apostles nnd
lave ) Howe's children.
Llko on the previous day , Ihoy were there
again by the thousands , and but little nvall-
nblo space could bo found In cither grand
stand or on the bloachors. Again every sent
was occupied , whllo n largo concourse ot
twonty-fivo-centors encroached on the llold
on each side of the diamond , ana the car-
rlnuo way was orowjod with banusomo turn
outs.
It looks really ai If Omaha was golnpt to
liavo a very voluminous nud successful soa-
onBnt.it is the game you want to itnow about.
Men Iriim tlio North AVoro Angry.
Well , the Apostles were on band promptly
nnd it didn't require a microscope to see that
there was murder in tholr oyos.
And when they came back In the dusk of
evening , thoyhad Dave Howo's curls at their
belts.
The Otrahas wont Into the fight with the
most serious intentions , but the boys from
tho' A'r.o'tlc circle used their clubs with great
oiToof'nnd besides played a line fielding
gnrno.
Ho > vovor , It was an interesting strueglo to
look at from any point of view especially
that of St. Paul. The crowd , made up cn-
tirolv of our best citizens , and therefore met
ropolitan to the core , would have boon a huu-
diod-fold moro enthusiastic at the close had
the score boon the other w v.ouknow
what 1 mean.
There were a few hypercritical individuals
, who thought the Kustlers might have played
better than they did , nnd so might Mary
Ann have married Polor Olson but she
didn't.
Bo that ns it may , they fought hard nnd
died hard , but they mlcht Just as well bo
allvoynt , had ono or two of thorn hit safely
at critical stages.
Cunnlngbam's pitching was splendid.
Dnrby und Ilnndiboo. too , were very good
generally In fact , Hnndiboo's woru was
the best of nil.
Billy Scrad completed his task of counting
the lies between hero and St. Joe , nnd was
on band and umpired thu game In the most
satisfactory way. Billy mav not bo a , very
good pedestrian , but ho knows how to
ndjudicato the points of dispute in a ball
game all the snmo.
Twelve Out In a Iliincli.
The flrst was an arid waste for Omaha.
Holland throw SLoibock out at first ; Gilks
bruised and contused the lingering breath of
wiaior-wlth three awful smashes , and King
Kcl pushed out a high one to Puddy Dou-
oghiio.
In their half the Saints soared us a trlflo ,
out that xvas all.
Shy slammed Donoue.huo out , but the very
frosu Mr. Hocnover placed his clue up
ngalnst one of Darby's drops In nn insinuat
ing sort of a way , and It cut an avcnuo
jthrough the sprouting pig-wcodoutin Colonel
Qllks1 toirilory. Then the Deacon nearly
Knocked n link out of Motz with the ball and
ho wont to first , whllo the youth with that
name hanging to him line an Incubus moved
down to second.
Old Cv How out to Oilics. Then Hoggy ,
s.vbo bad his sprinting gaiters on , thought
ho'd show the crowd n now trick , nnd ho
madu a dash for third. An accurate throw
by Hutherfotd B. down to Collopy ended his
mnd career , und the chceis ho was waiting
for turned out to bo jours.
All Hoggy could do was smile but such n
Binilo.
It was ono , two , three for Omaha in the
nccond , and whllo the Saints got three men
on bases they failed to score.
Omalm Started tlio Scoring.
In the next Inning the Hustlers broke the
Ice. Huyos wont out from pitch to lirst ,
but Fitzgerald got In a nice llttlo ono over
MoU's ' hoail. A wild pitch put him on second
end nnd Darby sacrificed him to third. Then
Shy hit out snfolv and FItz ran In. fJllks
followed with another and Kiiift Kol with a
two nagger , which bo injudiciously tlioa to
otrotch into a three baggor but was caught
by Hogriovor's-Uno thtow to A'vord. '
But three runs after two hands were out
was plenty and the crowd cheered nnd ap
plauded tbo Boston boy to the echo.
Not to bo out done St. Paul came m nnd
reaching clnnr across the table helped nor-
eelf to a run.
Darby gave HoKrlovor his base , nnd to
prove that ho meant It the first time ho tried
it , llocgy piocoodod to nip second too quick.
Emboldened by his success ho made nnothoi
dash a second later , and will you bollcvo ,
capturad third tool Then Darby made i
fantastic pitch wav off out of Hnyes" read
end Hoggy scampered In with u pearly run
Motz su tick out and Sutcliito Illed to Col
lopy. Then Alvord nnd Holland hit safe li
succession , but it nvailad them nothing moro
Uutcdalo'a oars got in his ay and ho utruol
out.
out.Again ll was a short shrift for the Kowo
family , but St. Paul tied the scoro. Tnoio
is no use in recounting the mournful details
A row of goose ORBS then followed up to
the seventh , when Omaha lovged to the fioti
again.
Gilks hit safe and so did Kelly of course
but Kowo nnd Camp wore o.\tingjshod |
Uavo at Ihst aud Camp on a high foul u
Alvord , A maunlllcout catch on iba duai
run.
Governor Hayes , however , tilled the
vacuum. Ho smashed her out Hard and botl
> runners cnmo in , Fitzgerald porlsned a
- llrst.
In the olchth Su Paul won the gamo.
Iloio'n WhtuoVo Lost.
Dugdalowho ; didn't amount to much ox
ceptini ; for the old womanish jubhor ho Uop
, up , fell a victim ut llrst , Old Pop lined ou
u safa 0110 nnd Cunningham rcactiod for a
homo run , onlv missing it by n halt's breadth
He hit n long lly just insldo thu foul line fu
out toward lha carriages in loft Held. Kelly
made n dash for it nnd by mnryulous speoii
utiil a good deal of luck , made n auatcli ut i
ns it was going over his head and pulled i
down.
It was a circus catch and the vast crowd
made the wclKln ring.
It was hi& Jhlrd great catch In the game.
Dououphuo wont lo llrst on four wide onus
and Hogrievor made hU third snfa hit. OU
Pop run in on this anil on thu throw-In to
catch him Donny went on to third nui
Hou'riovor to aocond , but instead of stopping
li ro they kept light on aud naver stoppei
until they reached the bunch , lluvos hat
rxiturned the ball to FiUperald and Fitz bark
to him , but Instead of landing In hi * tnltts i
truck ono of his llttlo feet and caromed of
to suoh a dlstnuco that both runners scored
That wns too much for Manager Davo's
passionate young heart nod glowing brain
mid ha bowed his head aud wept.
We cauio pretty near tying 'cm In tu
ninth , but w didn't , AUU as Ctirls Fro urn
remarked , "hi vni baddor you dond gry for
gom-sliplItmllllCKl"
The score i
OVAIIA.
All. II. ll.81l.Hll.ro. A. E.
Bhalbeck. si ft 1 1 0 1 1
OHM. m. . . . ' . 0 0 1 0 0
Kelly. If : i i 3 o o n o u
Oollntir , 3D 4
KOWP , ID i 0 U 0 1 4 1
O.mp , rf , 2
Hayes , c , , 4
n i i o o : i i
) nrby , i ) 'In - - - - - 4
landlboe , p. 'I 8 1
Totin . ai r > o o n si it r.
ST. fAUt.
_ _
An. II. II. Stl. Ell. I'O. A , IE.
llonniiiiliuo m .
lo relvor , If . 42 3 4 U 0 1 0
lotr , Ib ' . 4 0 0 0 0 13 0 0
hiitollrfc. rf 4 1
\Uord. Jh 3 o o r > : i i
Inl1ftndsi 4 0 0 : i o
) u/luli\ ( o 4 0 0 00 o o
HtiiUil , 21) . . . . . . . . 2 0
Uiinnlnjliam , p. . . . 4 0 1 0 0 0 7 2
Totals. . . . . . . M 0 0 fi 0 27 16 4
HCOHU 1NNIM13. .
) ID a ha 003000 0 0 fi
St. I'aul 012000 3 * C
SUMMAHV ,
1'irnod runs : Omnliu. 4. Twn-baso lilts :
Kolly. Uonblo pliiyss Hollnnd , Smith. Motr
IIme.s on bulls : lly Dartiy. ll ! by I hind 1 boo , ' . ' !
by UunnlnKhain , r > . Struck . . out . . . . . : . . lly . . iiiirny , 3 ;
by llundlboG , r > ; hy CiinnliiRluini. - . lilt | ( | ( ) y
) itcliurt MotVlldpltunns ! Darby. 1 : Cun-
iliiKh-im , 1 Tltnoof same ! Two bonrs n
tcn'inltiiites. Umpiroi ijar.id
llonoy Swnrtfel's Clrc.it l > nj %
, Mo. , April 17. Minneapolis
turned the tnblos on ICunsas Cltv by winning
today's game. Swartzcl , who pitched BO
many winning gatnos for Kansas City in the
past , was Iti the box for the Flour City team
and was vorv ofToctlvo , the Blues Rotting
only six hits oft his delivery. Up to the llfth
lining not a hit was made off him , but then
: io lot up a little us his loam had u big load
and the IJIuos mndo four runs In iho slxtti
and Bovonth Inning1 ; . IIURhoy , who pitched
the flrst Inning , had good spocil but no con
trol of the ball. Pnyno did fairly hut was
unlncUv. The feature of the pamo wns the
center Hold ulav of Mowmnn of the Miuno-
anolls team nnd the batting of Parrott nnd
Urnham. Attendance ; 5,500. The score ;
KANSAS C1TV MlVMiAl'OI f
H It I1 A B U II 1' A K
Mitunlnif. 3b. Carroll , rf . . 1 I 1 U 0
Similar. 1C. . 1 2 0 0 U K.vtz . , If . . . . 1 I 1 U 0
Mnycr , JH . 1 U I J 1 Went , Ib 0 1 11 0 I )
CnrnpyIb. 0 I II 0 1 .Nuwninnm. . 2 t 7 1 0
Little , ui 0 0 J 0 0 I'Brnilt.Jb. . . .
Amlru9 , rf. 0 I 0 U Crnlintu , BB. . 2 J 3 3 1
Albprli , us 0 0 1 Dlxon , 2b . . . 1 t 0 4 U
Holllus. c . 0 0 1 1 HwnrUol , p. .
IhiKliny , 1 > 0001 Munyiin , o. .
McMalilin , c. 0 0 fi .1 0
r ) lH > , l 1 1 U 3 2 Total 13 U 27 12 1
Tutll . .4 fl 24 H 7
scouu iniv.Mvns. .
KniisnaCltr 0 OOU03300-1
Mlniicj)0lls | 5021 1028 13
St'MMAUV
Knrnoil runs' Kntnia City , 3 , lllnnonpolls 7 ,
Tirn-bnHU liltsCarnuy , Ituss , Newimm Dlxon ,
1'arrott 'lliroo-bnso hits Double
- : bunJuy pliijs
NciTiniin to West , llttii-soti linlls. Oil HiiKliuy , .1 ,
otr I'uync , 4 , otf Sunrtzcl , 2 B no on lilt by pltoliur
HumHy nmt IHxon. riusral bnllai McMnlion Wild
iiltch I'ujno btruck out lly llnuhoy , 1 ; by
'nync.b , bybwnrtzcl , I , lliuu of KIIIIIO , 'two hours
anil tlltuen iiilnutoR. Uinplro. tinlUcr
Toluilu Uols ll AVhltnniish.
C'oi.UMiius. O , , April 17. The Columbus
and Toledo played n jjroat game today , but
the visitors could not bit Clausen and were
shut out. Breeklnrldgo poundorl out another
homo run. Attendance 4,000. Scoio :
cor minus loi.nuo
u n i' A r u n r A r
M'Clollnii.Jb u I l , l o Armourrf. 00000
WnNh , s B OinihiKcr.If.
o Itotirkc , db u I ll u 0 Mchol in. .
l.nlly rf . . 1 2 1 0 0 ii : > . HB o o . ' i o
Aliboy.m .00201) ) Ncirell.Jti. .
JnnlHtm , c NIch'lHon.JtiO 1 5 .1 0
llr'k'rl'KO , Ib 1 1 II 0 0 Champlon.lb 0 0 11 0 0
Cnmiuiu , 1 f. 0 1 J 0 0 lo akl , p. . . 0 1 0 I U
Cinuico , p. . . 00000 llurluyc. . . . 0 0 5 3 0
Total.i CttlJ 0 Totnl 0 2271 ! 2
1IY INMM3S
rolmnhus 0-S
Toledo 00000000 0 0
SUUMAttr.
Knrncd runs : Columbus , 2 Homo runs Brock
Inrhliu' . Tiro.bnao lilti ) Lilly , Double iilnys.
NIolioNoii to Newell llasos uu bulls. Columbus ,
2 , 'lolcdo , 1. Stolen biiiiea. Abbey , Jat.ttun
htnuk out lly DorruUl.li , by Cluasoii , 2 Lofton
bates Culuuibua , . ' , Toledo , i. Wild pltclioa.
liuwnld. 'llmo : 1 , lj. Umpire : Corcoran.
p ot the Ttiiiins.
1'lnyod. Won. Lost. I'orCt.
Columbus. . . . 0 l.OOi )
MIlwuuUoo 1 0 1.000
Oimiba 3 500
Kansas Oily. 2 500
.SU I'aul 2 1 1 Ml )
Minneapolis 2 5CO
IndUnapolls 1 0.030
Toledo. . , 2 0.000
NATIONAL I.K\GVE.
Ciuclnimtl Ke ls Glvo tlio St. r.oulg Brown *
u Sound Urubhlng ,
ST. Louis , Mo. , April 17. The greatest
game of tbo season thus far was played be
tween St. Louis and Cincinnati thlb after
noon. Both teams were In exquisite form
and any number of brilliant plays were con
summated. Wordcn carried off the honors
for Iho Browns and McPbeo for the Ucds.
It was either side's garao to the lost half ot
the ninth , when Latham hit for a double and
Hulllg.in and Holliday followed up on homo
run drives , clinching the contest for Cincin
nati. Attendance , ir > , ! > 00. Score :
St. Louis , 1
Cincinnati 5
Hits : St. Louis , 3 ; Cincinnati , 10. Errors :
feu Louis , 1 ; Cincinnati , 1. Earned runs : Uln-
clnnatl , ! > . Homo runs : Mcl'hoo , Holliday.
Two base hit : Lnthum. Hucrlflco lilts :
Warden , VanUyKe , I'tmithers. Mulluno. Huso
on 1m.Is : Uy Mulliino , .1 ; by ( Jaruthors , 1.
Double plajs : 1'lncK.noy. Crooks nnd Werdon ,
Cllasscock. Crooks , Wordon ; Mullnne ,
Comlskuy , Lntluim. Struck out : lly Cuin-
thcrs , 3 ; by Mullunu , I ) , htolen bases : LatluiDi.
M , Umplro : Hhorldan. Tlmo : Ono hour and
forty minutes , llatturlcs : Uaruthors und
lluckloy ; Klullanuand llarrlniitoii.
Standing of the Touiux.
Played Won. Lost.l'orCt ,
Now Yorlf , , . 1.001
Ilostoi . a 1.000
I'lttsburj . 4 .750
.G 7
Louisville .007
HrooUlyn 3 .007
I'llllllllDlpllU .10) )
Cincinnati . fl .4011
Uln\alniil ( , . a .3-11
fat. Louis . 4 . 'J-)3
Washington . . . 2 0.000
Uultlmoro . J 0,000
bl'AKKS Of Sl'OUT.
1'romont'ii 1'lrst ( ninio ,
Fur.MOXT , Nob. , April 17 , fSnoclal Tele
gram to Tin : Bur.Tho ] ease ball eoason
was opened here this afternoon In a game
between the Fremont State loayuo club nnd
the Haydou Bros , team of Omaha. Consider
ing the fact lhat it was the llrst work of
either team this year on the diamond , the
exhibition was n very creditable ono. The
vUitois had a strong combination , and for
nearly the whole game It looked as if they
woto going to bo tbo winners. In tnoseroml
inulnij they succeed d In gelling Snyder ,
Moimghan and Ticknor across ttio platu , and
though thereafter tholr efforts nt run getting
wuro wholly unavailing , they tin u t goosa
cgt/s upon the homo team bovon times in
suLCOsslou , In thoeighlh the spell was broken
by Baker , whollnca outatwo-baggor. Otnorj
also found Bnyder , and the result was four
inns by Graver , holmes , Purcollund Storey.
The vlsitois were shut out otter the aecond
Inning , and tbo game ended 4 to a in favor of
Fremont. Players for Fiomont ! Cjrnvor ,
catcher ! Holmes , third base ; Jeltcn , right
llol I ; Ilukcr , pitcher ; Finch , ecu lor Hold ;
Connolen , loft Held ; Purcell , short stop ;
Storov , second base ; Bowman , llrst baso.
For lluydun IJros. : Uarrofe-un , second base ;
Howies , left Held ; \Vigman , center field ;
Swurtr , catcher ; Kjran , shortstop ; Koonody ,
third base ; Ticknor , llrst base ; Monagba'n ,
right llolu ; isnydur , pitcher , Score oy
Innings :
I'lcmoiit . I ) 0000004 0 1
llitvdcn llros . , O 'J
Umpire : Klmmol. Tlmuof RUIIIO : Ono hour
and thlrty-llvo niluulea HtruuU out : lly
linker 3 | Unydor , 1'J. llusos on ballm Olf
hnydor , . ' . llano hits : Fremont , H : llaydun
Uroi , , a Krrom rroiuant , J ; llaydonltros , J.
ICauiUlvr Club Itictluy : .
There will bo a mooting of iho Onmlm
Gontlcmon's Hoadster club at the Millard
hotel Monday evening , Apill 18 , at 8
o'clock , A full attonJauco IK doalred. A
upeclal Invitation is extenuod to all new
Oumhu ( luu Club Olllcrri.
At thu annual nicotian of tto Omaha Gua
club the following oftluir * were elected ;
ProsldontV. . . II. S. Hughes ; vice
proiidcnt , William Krupi ; ; ocrotary , W ,
E. Nason ; treasurer , Frank 1'arraolco ;
directors. F. W. Fopg , H. D. Kennedy and
John llardln. The president wns authorirod
to appoint dolegntos to tbo State Sportsrnon
association mooting at Grand Is'nnd ' from
the members prrscnt ; nlso teams to contest
for the club nt tbo Rtato shoot. The club
nftflln nro in n very prosperous condition ,
nnd the members nra looking forward for
great scort nt the trap during the season ,
ind a big club hunt aud banquet in the fall ,
l.nst Cnmn TliU Afternoon.
The Omnhns nnd St. Pauls will wind up
their first sorlos this afternoon , and another
rattling gooi game is promised. So far they
iinvo brouon oven nnd this afternoon comes
the rubber , Both will light hard for the
honor , and it Is a wlso man who can pick the
winner. The teams will bo us follows :
Omalm. Position. St. I'aul.
HhmbccK . Short . > Hollnnd
( lllks . . . Middle . DonoiiRhuo
Kelley . l.oft . llngrioror
Itowo . I'lrsl . Slotz
Uollopy . 'I bird . .t. . . . , . .Alvord
Camp . HlKht . Dlxou
Kltzuur.ild . Soooml . Smith
lliiycs . Catch . butolllTo
Ylckcry . I'ltch . - . . . KoofTo
Kojn nt II-
The messenger bo.vs of the Western Union
nnd American District Telegraph company
engaged In a game of ball yesterday nt
Twonty-fourth nnd St. Mary's avenue. In
addition to determining the question of su-
pcrioilly tno winners were to tAke n purse of
K > . The score wns "I lo 1 ! ) In favor of tbo
Western Union exports. Tuzor and Buckley
wcro the battery of the winners and Moore
und Ander-ton nlloiidod these details for tno
American District Telegraph club. John
Wilson noted ns umpire. Two hours mid
forty-llvo minutes were required for the
contest.
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CnumlliinVliucliiicn. .
TOUO.STO , Ont , April 17 The board of
directors of the Canadian Wnoolmon's asso
ciation hold their annual mooting hero
yesterday. Hereafter the ehtimpionsip
will bo one-half , one and three
miles on safeties , ordinaries not
being recognized. Coaching Is prohib
ited. Hands off aud slow races are abolished.
This year tha annual mooting will DO hold at
Kingston. _
Will I'ltiy by 'iro.
Nnw YOIIK , April 17. The Manhattan
Cboss club of Now York and the Franklin
Chess club of Philadelphia will play n match
by telegraph on Saturday noxt. The West
ern Union will connect the two clubs by
special wlro.
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j--o Ki .v rjAjA't'jMnurxatr. .
Discount AVas In Modorutn Duinnnd During
tlio I'aHt Week ,
LONDON , April 17. Discount was in mod
erate demand during the past week. The
last quotations were throe mouths , 1 per
cent , and short , throo-fourtbs of I per cent.
During the caily part of the week money
was steady , the supplies on the open mantel
being reduced by payments to the Bank of
England yoetciday , large amounts being released -
leased by the pavmoutof ! ! 1,5'JOOUO of Irons-
ury bills am ! the half yearly coupons of
Egyptian bonds. Cheap money again ruled
qulot. Silver was qulot. Tno price of bars
opened Crm on Monday at DO i wltb. business
done on India account. Later , oi\ lug to the
India council freely selling bills , tbn price of
bars dropped a fraction , and in tbo absence
of Amctican support closed Thursday nt 8'J '
pence with Mexican dollars at IiS 7-1 G ponce.
On the Stock exchange there wns extremely
timid business. The lirst three days of the
week were occupied with the settlement.
Thc.1 the fact that the Passover foil on
Tuesday nnd the Easier holidays followed ,
contributed to reduce the volume of dealings.
The to in ) was good and the general feeling
optimistic. Among high class investments ,
securities , British funds nnd rupee paper
lost a trlflo.
In the foreign mantel Mexican sixes ,
owing to tha raid against the bears on Iho
Berlin bourse ro3o several points and then
relapsed sligbtlyloavinB a week's advance of
U per cent. Argentine national rose 1 per
cent. Brazilians were Inrgoly ottored
nnd lost S,1 per cent. Among
rallwnys everything was neglected
except investment bonds , which were
well supported. Headings were especially
buoyant on Thursday before business was
suspended. The conviction Is general that a
fresh stir in the market IB inevitable , but
there is n question ns to whether it will sot
in. An impetus from New York would uot
onlv reanimate the railway dopurtmoiit , but
would enliven the Stock exchange through
out. Tbo week's variation in prices include :
"
Increases , Now York , Ontario" & Western ,
Northern Paclllc , Louisville & Nashville and
Eno , 1 per cent each ; Central Paclllc. Union
Pacltlo and Wnbashy3 per cent ecch ; Den
ver preferred declined one-half of 1 per cent.
Canadian securitio'- were linn on the ropott
of the making of a working urrancnmcnts
botwon the Canadian Paclllc aud the Grand
Trunk. Grand Ttutik second Drofuronco
rose \ % per cent and third pieforrcd 1 per
cent. Mexican railway firsts gained 1'f pet-
cent and seconds 2 per cent. Airiong miscel
laneous securities , nil stocks dropped a per
cent and Eastmans 1 per cent. Mason &
Barry lost three-fourths of 1 per cent on thn
announcement that no dividend would bo
paid and that it was proposed to reconstruct
the company.
Hut mm MurKot lUivlow.
HAVANA , April 17. The sugar market wns
qulot during the week. The quotations were
as follows : Molasses sugar , regular to good
polarization , $3.1SJ.f@3.JlJ4 : gold , per quin
tal ; Muscotavdo , fair to good refining , 8) to
90 degrees , $3.2.J > < ? @ 3.2'i ; centrifugal in hogs
heads , bags and boxes , 5J.C5X@2'JOX. Stocks
in warehouse * nt Havana , twenty-eight
boxes , 010.5UO bago and 3.00J hogsheads. Re
ceipts from the 7th to 13lh : 85,000 bags and SO.1 !
hogsheads ; oxpoits for the same period , 122
boxes , n 1,000 baija nnd Ilu hogsheads , of
which 42,500 bags and nil bnt 83 hogshoaos
went to the United States. Bacon , f'J.OO
gold per 100 Ibs. Butler , superior American ,
SiO.OO gold nor quintal. Flour , American ,
: > 7.00 geld per barrel. Jerked bcof , J3.50 golu
per quintal ; hams , American sugar cured ,
S13.0D gold per quintal for not thorn ana $17.00
for southern. Lard in kegs , frS.r > 0 gold per
quintal ; in tins , $11,00. Lumber nominal ;
abooks quiet. Whlto navy bonus , $1.50 gold
per quintal. Chewing tobacco , i.'O.fiO uold
per quintal. Hoops quiot. Freights nomi
nal ; exchange lit m ; Spanish gold , $2.47'jri '
On the I'.iris ICuiirHi- .
April 17. Dm ing the week past
dealings on the bourse were very limited.
The settlement passed off yesterday very
satlsfactoilly. Contauoos were very easy.
The J per cant rentes declined 15 contlaies for
tno vvooic. Credit fonupr shares 2 > f franps
nnd lUo Tmtos 2 > i francs , French liiunclal
journals nro engaged In discussing the ques
tion , which for thu time Is not opportune , to
putaii end of the Latin monetary union. But
the government shows no sign of taking
such a stop. The amount of the now Austro-
Huncariun loan required to provide the gold
needed for the change of tha empire's cur
rency , Is officially announced as 30,000,000
On tlin liurllu lliiumn.
DKIIIIX , Apill ID. On the bouno through
out last week prices were firm. A moderate
amount of business was done. The last
quotations of the vtook Includes Prussian
Is. 101180 ; Doutjcb bank. 1UI ; Mexican
03,81.50 : Hurponor , 14V Houbfes , 200.53 ;
short exchange on London , " 0.4' ; long cx-
chaugo on London , 20I7 ! ; private dis
count , \y \ _ _
Oil tllO 1'lMllkloit DdlllMC ,
FiusKiour , April 17. Foreign govern
ments securities woio falily active last week
and the tendency was generally toward firm
ness. The final quotations of ; the week m-
cludo Ilunstuian gold , OU.-IO ; Italinn 8s ,
BS.8Q ; Poituguoso bonds , US.75 ; Prussian 4b
OJ.30 ; Austtlnu silver rentes , "O.bO ; short ox-
cbaugaou London , 20. < t2prlvato ; discounts 1 % .
"Oh , What a Night" began a return en
gagement at the Farnnm Street iheator yes
terday , Tno pcrformauco has received a
number of now touches and it renewed its
favor with two big ludicncos.
Mtutmur Arrivals.
At London Sighted : Wemor , from TJolti-
moro ; Bolgonland , from Philadelphia.
At Havre Champagne , from Now York.
At Baltimore Peruvian , from Liverpool.
At Now York Breiagno , fiora Havre ;
Amsterdam , from Itoltordam ; California ,
from Hamburg.
NEED oiORTIIKR FUNDS
nd.
Nebraska Appropriation for the World's '
Fair E hityit Insufficient.
SOME FIGURES , THE COMMISSIONERS
They Stnlo TheirCjno niul Mnkonn Appeal
lo tlui I'coiilnmr the HtHte Jul. :
mute iff tlin lUponsc * to
Tlo fnciirrml.
To the 1'coplo of Nebraska ! 11 must bo
clear to every Intelligent person who devotes
a little Vltno to careful consideration of the
subject , or to figuring tuoreon , thai It will
bo absolutely Impossible for the state of No-
brask.i to make n creditable showing at the
World's ' fair with tuo monger runils appro
priated. Other Btntos that have from throe
to sixteen time * us much money to work
with , and sorao of whloh are not so situated
as to cvon hopu lo rocolvo anything lllco the
substantial bo no Ills from a flno showing of
natural resources , will place Nebraska at a
decided disadvantage unless moro iluanclal
assistance is secured In some manner.
It must bo romotuborod that aside from the
expense of maintaining a state headquarters
bulldluc with au agricultural and uoillcul-
tural exhibit therein , there must bo various
departments of the exposition proper which
Nebraska , situated as she is , having the ono
gteat need of furiher development of her
rich resouicos , cannot afford to bo without
good representation. Among those wo call-
attention to the ouucatlomil , the agricultural ,
the hottlcultural , tuo dairy and tnoinunufac-
UtrltiB deparUnonts paiticulaiiy , ni.cl it would
bo a lasting dlspraca to the state not to bo
repicscuted In a proper way In the work
shown Ir. tnu women's bulluiug.
Thouonimission has spout much tlmostuay-
Inir how It can possibly cut a largo man's
coal out of a small boy's pattern , and has at
lust settled down to tbo Inevitable conclusion
that the thing cannot bo accomplished.
I'lORslus XcM-il of .111110 'Money.
Ono of two things is cortnln : Moro money
must bo had in some way to enable Nebraska
to make such a showing as Nebraska ought
to make , or the scope of her exhibit will hava
to bo narrowed down to such as can bo nlado
in her state Duildlujr , with oven that uot up
to the alaudard of excellence desired , or in
hooping with the exhibit certain to bo made
by our ueighbm Ing state , Iowa , and various
other slates having mom funds.
The commission considers this the greatest
opportunity over offered to advertise the
advantages and natural resources of Ihis
state , and it does not believe the people of
Nebraska will willingly lot this .splendid
opportunity puss by without seeking to take
advantage ot it , and therefore at a recent
muotlng an estimate was made of funds
necessary to make and maintain
such an exhibit as the commission
thinks Nebraska ought to have at the
Columbian exposition , and tnls ontinmto is
presented to the people of the state for their
careful , candid consideration , believing that
their action will Loviso , and tnKo into
account the future possibilities us well as
the present condition of Nebraska.
Tno estimate of lunds nocossuiy to got up
the exhibit intended for the state hona-
quarters building , covering or.ly the period
ending Marsh 1 , Ib'JJ , is as follows :
Uuliaiiig . c. . 114.00000
Architect's feu for nUns . JJO OU
Commissioner Keneral'H salary.
twc.e months UjjqiJ by law . 2.53000
Commissioner general's expenses . . ) , IOJ 00
Already expanded to date . 4.500 00
Superintendent of coIUtriiutlou . . DOO 00
Decor. itlns bulldlnvltn grain ,
eeroals , etc . . . . 4,00303 ,
Transportation of products to ( Jhl-
CJ o . , . . , , . 1,503 OJ
Commissloiioi1) nfcctings and ex
penses one yuarrriU . 3.COO 00
Insurance on bulldil ( $ . 'JtJ OJ
UartUKO , labor. otW ( n Dliiclns Pro
ducts . , KLt"jVK-v. , . 600 CO
Printing , statioui'ty.ljbolvHund posl-
IIKO. . . . - . ? $ - , 25 r . . : * . . . . awe 03
Total . ! M00 10
Tbu following is the estimate of funds nec
essary for preliminary work in the prepara
tion of exhibits for the departments ot the
exposition proper , as named , ttie same to
cover tbo period ending March 1 , IfaUS.
Educational e.\liiblt . $1,500 , 00
Hairy exhibit . 5 0 UJ
Ilortloullurul exhibit . 1,600 00
Agricultural exhibit . , l"iji ) 03
Women's Work ( inhibit . 1,0030) )
Aplury . 2.V ) 03
Total . $8'JJU 00
l''umli 'Hint Must He Kxpi'iiclcil.
Those two estimates show that fur the
pioseoutlon of the work up to March I. I8'.l ' ) ,
two months prior to the opening of the expo
sition , the amount of money required , with
the strictest possible economy , v.'ill reach
$ 10,950 , leaving a balance on hand of only
S'J,050 ' with which to completa the exhibit
and maintain It for u period of six mouths ,
dUmantlo tbe snmo , clear the grounds nud
make llnul settlement of a ( Tubs.
The only way in which to curtail the ex
pense would bo to abandon nil exhibits
uaoifld in the estimate for prollmlnnny uork
in exhibition proper , for which the sum of
$0,330 has been set aside , and wo ao not be-
lievoanv citizen of Nebraska who has tUo
interest of the btato at heart would advise
any such suicidal course.
Taking up the woik March 1 next with
the preliminary work done , contemplated in
the loregoinc estimate , it is estimated that
to complete and maintain the exhibits named
in the exhibition pioporwlll rotjulro the expenditure -
pondituro of tbo sums stated In tbo follow
ing table :
Indention . 8 a , WO 00
Duliy . L'.WJ 00
lIortluiilturD . ; i'iJJ UJ
AKiieilltiuu . 7. . IJ.'Wa 00
Anlary . 7M 00
Uvostoolv . 10,0000
Klsh Industiy . : iojo oj
Historical exhibit . J.'OOOO
Manufactures . 0,110 ( W
floral display on mounds and In
buildings . l.OOJ 00
Women's worlc . 4.0JJ 00
Total . $ > .7riJ CO
The foregoing includes tno expenses of
superintendents to be in charge ot the ox-
hioiis In the sopitrato departments , nb olutoly
essential If wo liopj to icceivo any substan
tial boneills from the uxblbits. As the ex
hibits arc In ditteiont bulldincs it will bo
scon that attendants must bo with the snmo
not onlj to watch ever the exhibits but to
talk up Nebraska and give such icfounution
as will bo required to properly pi oiont tuo
particular Inleicst or Industry.
The only way in wnlch to reduce those lip-
ures representing cost will bu to abandon
that portion of the exhibit , if there ha nay
portion of the oxhlplls named , doomed not
essential , > , ; CL
Itn H ( iouil filiitiiKinl for .V
The thrco cstlmn'tcu above prnsontod , if no
part boabandoned.'will bring tholotiil amount
required therefor up toaOOOJ , or M0.9JO In
excess of tbo appropriation maOo. 10 which
must no addou the. Allowing estimate of ox-
pen scs necessary to complete * and maintain
to the close the NobnwKv Headquarters build-
iui ; and iidvnrtism dxhlblis thoicln :
UommlaioiiHr Konornl'b ' salary. ion
months at rate li\ell by law , 4'Jti Lt-t1 ]
pur month . . . . 'iv . i 2.0S.I III
Commissioner Korifr.u'H oxx | > nso leu
* 'JO tiuf ' 00
months at rrifonth.VO
Tinnsnortutlon of uHmnets . 1'MJ OJ
S.lllliy lltlll OXPUIlMKlrff blX COMIIIllS-
blunaraulKlit inoflU t . 12,501)00
I'rlntlnuMiiiU postLjifc . J.ooj 01
Ice , wiucr und Kasj I ? I.UJU OJ
I'orler , Janitor ui/ctviYiilcliiiian for
HtutubiUHlIn , ' . . ifjft - J.5W09
rimiluire , towolsWirtrr , coolers , ote , S 5W 00
Olurleul hell ) . . . > ? . . . . -,510 0)
Incidental" . . . , f , . . . - 5,0 JO 00
Total . . " . . „ . * JJt8iiJ :
Thus wo have a grand total of flL'.OBI . , or
an amount representing fTJ/Jbll In oxross of
the prosentappropiiati.n , and your commis
sion believes other items of expense not poi-
bililu to loresoo at this time will rail for an
additional appropiiation or JT.'i.UOO In all
nbovu the ? "HOUO ) alread ; appropnatudwhlcn
would bo foO.UOl ) less than the amount al
ready appropriated by our sister state , lown.
It 'is the candid opinion of your com
missioners that oven from a financial stand
point tbo money thus expended will DO re
turned to Nebraska again moro than three
fold from the bcnuUts accruing from tbo
advertising the exhibits will five the state
to the people of tbo world.Vo believe no
bolter Investment could DO inudo than that
of presenting such an exhibit a * this ox-
pandituro would Insure.
Wo want capital todov no our industries
and wo want people to mu o our i.oil woalth-
producing , aud no bettor means bus over
boon or will over bo offered to haiton the development -
volopmont of our tate , and wo ask you to
cnretulU con.sldor the question and ndvooato
oxtendlne nld adequate to glvo Nobmska a
creditable standing In the ranks with nor
sister states nt this grout exposition ,
NEDIU&KA COI.LMIIIVN COMMISSION.
By H. 1' . Mom.r.Y.
M. H. WKIM ,
A. II ( Ut.p ,
Coininlttoo.
OFI-ICE OF WIIA.THKU Bunmu , 1
OMMIA , April 17. (
The storm U control tonight In south
eastern Kansas and oixstcrly to noilhcastcrly
winds with moro or loss rain prevail In the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
Temperature ) is near the froe/lng point in
the upper luke regions mid continues do-
cldodly high ovorthp country south of No-
bruskn. This explains the cnstorly thunder
storm this evening in this vicinity At 7 p.
m. the thoimomutor registered SI3 at Okla
homa , whtla the maximum during the day nt
that point was IU = . Cionoralty clouuv ,
thrcntoning weather provnlu from the lakes
to the mountains.
For Eastern Nebraska , Omaha and Vlcln-
lly Oloudy weather with local rains ; colder ,
east to northeast winds uuting Monday.
WASHINGTON , D. O. , April 17. l-'or the
Unkotas F ln slightly cooler , north winds.
For Iowa Fair , cxconl nhoviors In the
enstcrn part ; slightly cooler In the east by
Monday night.
For Missouri Showers , cooler ; winds
norlhucst.
For Kansas tior.orally fair , preceded by
light showers In extreme cast ; slightly
cooler ; north winds.
For Nebraska Fair , cooler ; northeast
winds.
For Colorado Fair , cooler ; variable winds.
. I .VU VA G'K.V/i.VJ' .
The pleasures of the theatrical season nro
to bo much enhanced by the appearance nt
Boyu's now theater of a talented actress who
was so long loading lady for Booth and
Barrett. Thorn need bo no extended Intro
duction as Miss Ualo is nliendy too \\ell
known und Hired here to require It. The
actress simply appeals to the public
as u star , without any flourish
of trumpets and without any of the
modern wavs of advertising adopted
by so many. Her friends claim , however ,
that she Is generously oqulppod with both
brains and beauty , and the prolonged train
ing she received while with Booth unit Bar
rett , combined with her own ability and as
sisted by an excellent company , Including
Mr. Creston Clnmo , and a strong repertoire
of plays , \ > ill cnnblo her to nchipvo success ) .
Miss Ualo comes to Omaha tbis availing for
an ongApcmeut of ono week and will bo scon
In the following ropottory , nnd in the order
named : "Uomco nnd .luliot , " "Ingomar , "
"As You Llko It , " "The Lady of Lyons , "
"Much Ado About Nothing. "
Will Cniloton's poems have always been
notanlo for the fact that they \\cro pecu
liarly well adapted to public recitation , and
in truth no ono nuthor'is prooablv so much
quoted In the most nltracttvo elocutionary
ontoitnlnmonls of thq day. Schools nnd
other associations often jol.i together and
have a "Carloton" evening , ovciy recitation
being given fiom his books , nnd oven the
music of the occasion is often drawn from
poems of his that have uenu madu Into songs.
Mr. Carleton has never before visited Omaha
nnd ho will bo cordially welcomed by n largo
audience In Young Men's ' Cnristian Associa
tion hall on Friday evening next. The ro-
srrvod seat sale will open at Ktnsler's drug
stoio , 'J22 Soutb Sixteenth street , on Wednes
day morning next at SI o'clock.
Dr.lt h JColl.
TOIIOVTO , Ont , April 17. Hon. Alexander
Mclveii7lo dlod at 12 o'clock this morning.
lie was born In I'erthslilre. Scotland , In IbJi ,
and oaino to Cumuli In IKV. . In business 1m
u us a bulkier anil then uubllshor of n nous-
pupor. In politics bo w as u liberal. Ho first
entered 1'urHamciii In ISijlbun ho Mas
elected to the united Parliament of Upper
and bower Canada for Lainbln division. At
the confederation In 1807 ho was uluctcd to the
Dominion Parliament and shortly afterward
ho was Clio-en Irador of the IIbor.il party. On
the overthrow of the MnuDonuld administra
tion In ItiiM ho succeeded to the premiership
nnd renuilud In ] ) ouor until IHTb. when tlie
liberals wore defeated on u protection Issue
Hard wor. ; while In ofllco had undermined
his health -ana ho boon rosk-noil the leului-
shlp Kor ten .years hu tins boon In poor health
and in January became hoJ-rlddcn through a
full , wlilch brought on p.ir.ilvsls. Potently
It was tliouaut ho would recover , but ho took
a relapse und for many days had boon hover
ing between Ufa and death.
1'ERSOS.U. I'.llt.
C. F. Kendall of Topeka Is at the Millard.
E. K. Clapp of DCS Molnos is nt the Pax-
ton.
ton.E.
E. C. Malsby of Hichmond is at the Mur
ray.
ray.B.
B. L. Poldwin of Kearney is at the Mil
lard.
lard.K.
K. Hideo of Blue Hill , Nob. , is at the Mil
lard.
lard.H.
H. S. McClelland of Lincoln Is at the Ar-
cado.
Emil Heller of West Point. Nob. , is at the
Arcade.
John A. Hooney of Nebraska City is nt the
Ocllono.
George Cross of Fan-bury is stopping at
the Arcado.
William Jackson of Salt Lake City is at
the Dollono.
iW. . Phillips of Des Moines is registered
at the Arcado.
N , A. Lyon of Deadwood was at the Paxton -
ton yesterday.
W. W. Boomer of Dos Moines Is registered
at the Dollono.
.lohn 11. Uarron of Lusk , Wyo. , is stop
ping at the Ooltone.
Mrs. and Miss Gale of Mow York aio dom
iciled ut the Paxton.
S. O. Hall of Lexington , Neb. , is rcgis-
tcrcd at the Millard.
.1. P. Bergman nnd wife of Poorla aio
quartered at tbo Paxton.
Mrs. W. S. Spencer of Chadron , Neb , , is
registered M tbo Murray.
II. C. Tomson and vvifo of Lincoln nio
sequestered nt the Dallono.
L C. Lloyd nnd A. L CnrUty of ( Joihon-
burp , Neb , are registered at the Millurd.
Miss Hoover und Miss M. Thornton of
Blue Hill aio nmonp the lady guests at the
Millard.
J. U. Grant of Denver is stopping nt the
Mlllnrd. Ho roprc-sents the Omaha it Grant
Smelling works.
Kov. Hobort Doherty , D.U. , spent Sunday
In Falls City and hold services in St. Thomas' '
church of that city.
George W. Mercer , son of Dr. S. U. Mer
cer of thte oltv. is oxpoctoi 10 urnvo loinoi-
row from San Francisco , uhuro ho landed
Thursday in the steamship Now York.
Ida Thomas , Minnie Evans nnd Tim
Moilowltt cot Into a rough and tumble light
down in the Third ward yoslciday , ana
wuro jailed.
An aged crazy man who has been conIInod
at the county hospital for sumo time os-
cupud yesterday afternoon and is mill at
largo. The patient was known at the bos-
pUnl as ' 'Pumpkin 1'les" and is harmlesi.
Twelvo.year old Clmrlcs Glenn , who has
boon hying with his parents at ! > U South
Fourteenth street , was turned a tor to the
police by his father yesterday for bolntr In
corrigible , Mr , Glutm aald I tint it was im
possible to make thu boy mind , nnd thought
a day or so In jail might do him good.
A well known Omaha lnd > boarded a cable
car on North Tivonlloth street yesterday
afternoon anil tendered the conduo or IIvo
pennies in payment for hir fare. 1 no lordly
loiuesentuUvu of the Krosing ) corporation
allowed the lllth ) boms to rest for Just u mo
mcnt in the palm of his dulnt\ hand nnd
then with a look of disgust throw the money
out into the street nnu wjlkod nwny.
A few ( tujs ugo a Chinaman named Wong ,
from Blair , came to town and run up against
a fan tan game ut Twelfth and Hurnoy.
Wong dropped &M ) and had the Ucepori
ui res ted , Satutduy the gamblers got bacKnt
the Keeloj villa washhouse man and filed u
complaint , charging him with perjury , The
police located Wong at Bt alien Bow , and
today Captain Mostyn will go after him.
Little 0-ioarold Miles was taken to tha
Uastcr services at Trinity church yesterday.
Ho behaved ilut tate for awh'.lo but when
the choir boys , headed by Dean Gardner aim
droiAOd m tholrlont' wluto robes , marched
sloivly across tha pulpit , curiosity got tlio
upper hand aud ho wUUpoicd loud enough
to bo heard nearly all ever the church ,
"Mamma , what are ttioso Clilnamon doing
up therot"
An overall putter named Mend went Into
the "Chicago" on Douslas street Snturaay
night , to look for n friend , and was stocrcd
into a room whcro n poker gnmo was in pro-
gross. Ho looked on for n moment , bit nt
the game ) , nnd quit f4 ! loser. Yesterday
Mead complained to the pollco nnd caused
the atrest of H Dourlas and M. A.
bhormaii for gambling. Mead was aUo hold
ns the complaining wllnoss.
.MsiiA or r/irn tr.
lituritlc.
The New York churches cclobrnlod Knstor
In n optcndld inannur
In in quarrpll A. H. lln of Color.tn , Cole ,
ihntnnil klllml W. A. UnUingi
Drsplto the ofTorts of tlm jiollco the Now
\ork Hiiluon mon kept their shops upon yuslor-
John 11. McO.irlliy was arrrstod nt Sl-itlns-
tnn , 1'n. , for inurderlii' , ' Junie * Ittmlon lit
.
Mr . Jiiinos Itohortson of 1'ottliind , Mo , out
thu throntnf hcrll-wooUs-old biby and then
tili < U to kill herself.
'Iho trouliln with the convicts near Clilcitn-
in.iiiKii. In Tcnnossco. luis bcou quelled. 1'liu
Je.'ulors of the upiisin wore punishod.
I'lrnbuus In nan Antonio , Tex. , am making
numerous clforls to dostrov Unit town. 'I hu
people nre Rrcsitly excited In connciincnce.
Ooorjio Hllllntf , alias l.ouls Ynnltoutun , and
I.iiinm llolton. hlssisti-r. who llvn at Auburn
C'untor , l'-i. , havobccn armsted lurcommlUlui :
pension frauds ,
lly lht < collnpso of the ro-Oporatho Pnr-
chiislnj ; company of Newark. .N. ,1. . ninny
v coiilo wcio Hwlndleil out of sums lancing
fiom $ . ' . ' > to JIO\
henator ( iorman , it Is said , will rosl n ni a
inuinbot of Ihu domooratlo ntilLinal voinintl-
tuofroni Mniyliind and will not attend the
UhtPiiRo convention.
The lloston sloru , whoks'ihand rot-ill dry
coeds , of SpihiKllold , Mo , bus beun closed by
thu sliiM Mr under n innrts i o foi $ ,000 ! assets -
sots of tno Hi ni , about $7owi
The Livingston county. Now York , repub
lican county convention Sntiiitliiv elooti'd
dok'Calcsto the si ito i'imvcitloti fnvoriblo to
the nomination os , Tames 0. Ill-iIno
I'nl.noHii persons in ido tin attempt louieeU
thoNowYoru o\ press on the I-iek iwann i
road by plnunm u heavy boulduron the track
a short dlstuncu south of Uswogo , Y.
Mrs OlmrnloUo Smith , prcsldont of the
WoinaiH Imlnstrlul l.oasno of Ann-ilca , In an
address bcforo tboV.icrly h-i'l , OhloaKo , so
cialists nttaekod the World's fair inaninp-
mont In general nnd Mrs I'ottor 1'altnur'a
board of Itidy inana crs In particular.
Annlu Iluckpliisoii0-yoar4-o'l : ( , a Uertnan
girl but two ye irs In this country was found
dead In a Now v'ork Oltv cigar store in which
she was emplojod as saleswoman. Thu body
luyed on the Moor and by Its sldo was u dead
newly born Infant. It was silso disclosed that
she had another child still unborn.
1'orpjRn ,
1'nrls socialists hn\o decided not to pnrido
on May day.
The MulbonrnooniolalH appointed to oxiun-
ino Into lecinliiL''s ) mental condition biy : hu Is
bhammluc insanity.
It Is rumored In Herlin that the second
t.aughtor of tlio duk i of ndnnboiit Is bu-
trotbcd to the grind du o of Uosso.
Parisians on the jniy list llltoly to bo impan
eled to the Kavnhol c iso nro panle-stilcKen
n lid are sooliliu piutoxts to avoid son In. ; .
Tlio dllTeiciuu bctwuon tlio khcdlv c of Kiry pt
und Monl.hiar r.isn.u the Turkish rcmcsonla-
tivc , lias heon arranued MouMitur I'as'a.i
lem ilu at Cairo
i ' h oi'L i : o r i'ii < ni t.K. .
Modjoslcn knows half a dozen
nnd is said to bo contompla'ing acquiring un-
other.
Boulangor's collection of nrt troisuros and
household decorations , recently sold in Brus
sels , contaiued sixteen poitiuiu. of himself.
Harriet Hosmer , the sculptor , loads a very
retired llfo in Kome , and is not easily np-
proachablo to Visitors , bntsomotitnos she lota
down the bars of her reserve to an American
compatriot.
Miss Fiances JJ. Wlllard has allowed some
of her versos addressed to Lady Henry Som
erset to become public. Tuls is u stanza :
"Lndy Henry Somoisot ,
Whether wo are 'dry' or 'wet. '
We have learned thy niinio to love
All but Gladstone's name above. "
JubgoThuiman of Ohio , ubon ho was in
tno United btatcs senate , wns one of tbo
warmest personal fnouds of Picsidonl Lin
coln in Wasdington. While they never
agreed in politics , which they seldom discussed -
cussed when togother. their habits und tastes
were primitive and nliko in many rospccts ,
sajs the Philadeluhin Press , and they often
congratulated each other in their absolute
freedom trom social and political scandals
that were too frequent follow cis in a life at
the capital. Thurman was n lever of the
old-fashioned soft gingerbread , and Presi
dent Lincoln know it , nnd Mrs. Lincoln was
tbo mistress of the art of bailing this plain ,
tootbsomo cake. Thurman wns an invotcr-
ate chewer of tobacco , and iroquoiitly put
bis "cud" on the window-sill until ho had
finished the White House dainties. Before
parting Thurman'B hammered silver snuffbox -
box was opened and pmad to his distin
guished host , and with a uice/.e or two that
\\nsstartllnconougk to raise the dead , nnd
with a mop with the historical red bandana ,
these great big , honest , brainy men nailed ns
informally as two countij , fchool bojs.
At a public ball given near Iloncsdnlc , Pa ,
whore the ontlio neighborhood paU'.cIpitcd ,
no less than forty-live babies could bo soon
sleeping together , huddled in tnu corner of
the room , placed there by their mothers bent
ot. the pleasuios of the ni hl.
II
All flic latest styles in
Soft and Stiff Hats.
STETSON'S
SOFT and STIl'F IIA TS.
ADLABADGJfFDR CO , ,
HATTERS AND FURRiERS
218 South 15th Street
luirs Stored and Repaired.
to the secret Iiow lo ( ell the Debt lock
made tlie\\orUMamous"YAU : . " Oilier
locks retciiille ) Hie "YAH. " ( as the
college student's head w.is like his Presi
de ! I'bi , on the outside , but perfect bui
rily lieb only In-hind the \\vrd " VA1.13 , "
wliltli ib bUimped on every uenulne key.
Sold wherever lotltb sell.
I'lUIMl. WKar\SMCKVK AND 1IUAIN VltU I P.
JlKNl'.n iio.llorir Uruarm DUiir.on , i'lti , NJJ-
rnlula , lluiJiou , .NJrviiui ( ruitritluu camel IJJT u | .
( Uiuil url'itikcuuVukjfMlMJii. . JleiiDI Dj runlii
Sofluiihu of HU Hrat.i oinlnt liunurulur /
Ui-cir.il9\ 1'rj nit MM Ol In IlirrJ i UK , l.ju
ud'otrurln olvliuriuv liuputancr. l.o irorr i j ) > HI I
nllKoinnluVuUno4ii. . InfolurU irr I/IIDI Slur-
miuorrhueaci lu I by uror oturllon uf lha briln
- In'lul.'unuJ A uiun'li'i
BeU-ubus-j ever ' tin tuint
11,0for fJ , by mill A'u Ounrantuj > lt h'toi ti
euro Biioiorljf for bjtii , virii'ijj rjlL Jiul .rrlt
Itn RUarinloa to r.'funl K not , curjl ( itiirintii
lisiiuJ only by A. Bduotur ) lrui ; 'NI , iioloogcnU b
! ; tor | iiili unit h.irnain ti Oaniiu hull
Dr , Bailr ] / , "
The
Bentisfc
ThlrJ FlosPaxt n
Tclcpliouo 1US1. Kith ami I'.u-ii.tiu SU.
A lull K-lol letslli on rubber for Jj IVrfoitflt
'Ivvtli nllliuut I'Utuj ur roiiiQuilJlii tirlilifj wurk
Just Iliu Ililiiu lor lngiri qr public p kir < , novur
( lrui > iluwn
TfctlH tXTHACTEO WITHOUT PAIN.
All Ilimix t r.'BioimU'o ' ratuj.all ur <
cut tlili uut fur u xuUtt
The Good Derived from 9
SarsapariMa
All Run
Down With
The peculiar combination of stomach
tonics and alterative icincdies in Hood's
Sarsaparilla cannot be equalled , nnd
this superiority explains the wonderful
success of
This Croat Modlcino
in cnses of Djspepsia , Indigestion and
similar troubles. Mr. T. A. Wheclock ,
n ucll known citi/en of Hurlington ,
Vtritcs :
"Hlx months IIRO i was hadly inn down ami
tillable to attend to business , The pilnrlpal
tionhlo seemed to IIP due to Indigestion aud
aroi.uated dspi-psla. 1 had no nppellte ,
Nothing Tastotl Good
and what T did cat dlsliesscd me Added to
this was a nenons dlslmbnnco. I'hjslolans
tint 1 employed failed lo reu'h my case t
grew woise , Io i ilrkh and almost hope Ono
tl.iy I lan ncioss a tesllmonl.il foi Hood's
hnisapaillla st.itlng what It had done In what
seemed to ho n ease Hlmlt.n to mine. 1 got a
boltlo and In tlneo 01 fotu d.ijs saw that I
felt better. Ilefoiu 1 lud Mulshed the lit st
bottle , was gieatlj Impiou'd. Itestcd better ,
felt beltei , and Knew 1 was
Bottef All Over
I continued w Ith the medicine , and ha\c taken
two bottles and now feel hettei than at any
time foi the ptst n\o je.us. rcclnsheaity
nswhenaboj. Have regained mj llesh , h.no
good .ippetlte , can sleep w ell , and nijr in r i n
nio In excellent condition. 1 would not \iluo
a thousand dollins for what It did for me. "
T. A. Win LI one , Itm llngton , Vt.
Fully Indorsed
"Wo Imo sold Jli. T. A. Wheelock
sotct.il bottles of Hood's Kaisapailll.x and
li.i\o lieaid him tell In high terms of com
mendation what It Ins done foi him. 1 Uiow
that ho 1ms leconnnended
Hood's Sarsapartlla
to nnny otheis heie. Our cuttomcis gener-
all ) speak well of It" r. J , . TAII .V Co. ,
rii.uni.iclsl.q , litullnglon , \ t.
Hood's wm LVer |
°
AU HlQ
ly on the UVl.ll , KID-
NK\S ami UOWliUS , dla-
polling Headaches , Tov-
rrs uud Colds , thorough
ly cleansing the system
of disease , and cures
h \bltual constipation
They ara sugar coated ,
dnnotprlpcury small ,
easy to take , anil pnrclr
TCfrctablc. 45 pills In each
Ual Perfect digestion
follows their uso. They
nbsolalolr euro slrk bend-
nchp , and are recommend
ed ! ) ] loading phjplrlnns. For fain by loading
rscntuymail ; SBcts. mini. Address
KOB3rS UEDICIHE Cft , Props , San Francisco cr Chicajj.
I'OU SALE INr OMAHA , NEB , 13V
Eum ! & l u , Co r 15th & Donelaa fctn.
J .A I ullcr & , Co , C < ir. 14th .t DouRlas Ste.
A D t otcr & Uo. Cuuucll Ulufls. la
11 14 YEARS
Eottlci of
DR. MILES
NERVINE , "
Sara A. F. Stark
Pciin Van , N Y ,
" 10 yia.ofSlck
Headache rural
by TWO Jlottlce , "
Kmolino I'llnt ,
Ottana , Ohio Norvluo la tlio quick remedy for
Hlei-lcB3ne99 | , NrrtoUR Proetratlon , JJillopny | , St.
Vltua' Jarao , Opium llaliit. Nervous Drnpnpsln ,
Hjtiterla , ConvulflionB. Nouralglu , l' ralyol , otc.
Tliouoinus tasllfy. Trial Iloitlo , olummt llook
Free at drngfilets. lllloj JloJicaICo Klkliurt.lud.
Tor Halo by Kiilm A. Co , 15th anil DotiKlas Sis
WE beg to call the at'
tention of the public to
the following :
he Boston Store
Is the only authorized agent
for the following brands
of P. & P. Kid Gloves :
CfIA UMONT.
UMONT.BERTH
BERTH OLD ,
FOA > TAJNE
Any kid gloves sold tinder
these brands by any other
dealers are not genuine , and
we warn the public of this fact ,
and call their attention to the
stamp which is inside of the
glove. PLNGS & PINNUK.
A.MUSKM
Boyd's New Theatre A \tt
Onniuil , , ( iiiiinii'iicliii ; lliinil.i } , April IS ,
.M.itlnrn satin cl.ij.
hnimnrluil by Mil ( JKIxroK ( I.AUKC
Alul iiiKU-inllciit ( iDiinuny Inclii Hni ; Ihu iirlnolpnl
niuiiiUuii ui Ilia lulu IIDOl'll niul II.VIIUKTI'
Muiiilayctcnlniriiii.1 . > ! I I ] I M7T
| f )
J l\ J U 1,1 ! I
HaliirJay iiMllnru
\U-dno , I ly mi. . ) AC - ' YOU 1 \ KIT \
Hitunlay moiling
Jliurwlayovoi Iw Till. I.VDV Ot MONK
l-i hlii > uvunliiK Ml U U ) > AHUUr NOl'lll.Nd
1'rltia'V iJc 741 .until Halo ujiuiu hnturilny
FARHAMSF , THEATER , ' .V
HUuiu 1.111:411 : 'iiii'iit lor oiio Milhl in-ok cu > Aniint.liii {
'luiiilii ) Mntliau , April I/
OilAS A. UOlJliH ,
In Iliu ( licit Comedy ,
OH ! WHATAHIC4HT
U -I'rcttr ( .UN .lint I uiiiiy Men II
'llio ) OOJ KiulUliunilers
TIII Hl TKl-irt liinil
InTliflrAlartnlnutAil 'lioll\Nt'INlj
Kclan Miibida Oo. ,
W t J iN U 1 KUAN U
- AKU -
Grand Opera House.
Cornur iJlli anil ( 'ajiltnl Axoiitiu ,
TIUB WI-.UIC ONUV.
lil Lv U A M W I N Q .
8 ( mil I Inclii's in lielirlit
' 1'h.it ( nil 1:11 1 from MUxoiirl
UIHMI truly ritiiu I t < > l1 ] ii m.
on C'lio ' blinu. l/liaira 10O