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8 THE OMATTA DAILY JSBEt MONDAY , JUNE 2) , 1892. DON'T ' LIRE TEXAS. WEATHER Old Sol's ' Enthuilosm Nearly Plaora tlio Boys Quartered nt Camp Brooke. SOME SUNDAY AFTERNOON SHOWS Kcvrral Trctty Kxlilbltlnn Drill * Given I > J- tlio DllTorfiit Cniiipnnlcii A McCnrtliy I'nro-Chllil- Wins tin ) Inilltnliml - rcn's Dny Tointirrnnr. I.I to nt Cnmp Brooke wns exceedingly dull yesterday forenoon. The sun boat down with torrlblo force upon the city of tontsand long before noon thohoat was so Intense that llfo under canvas was almost unendurable. Guard was mounted nt the customary time nna nftor that moro than half the soldlora in camp loll for the city. Dlvlnn sokvices were hold br Doan Gard ner In the nmphlthcntor nt 11 o'clock. On no- count of the smull nttcndnnco the services wcro very short. The dean road n short pas sage from tlio scriptures , commented on It briefly and then offered prayer. Company streets were almost deserted , but tcro nnd there under nn nwnlng could bo found two or three uniformed men. quietly talking over their chances for the cup , the mnldon prize or the Individual medal. Hut the camp wns dend nnd the heat seemed to grow moro Intense ovcry moment , nnd not a man moved from the shelter of nn awning if ho could poislbly help It. About noon the band gave a concert In the prove , but oven the music tfad no attraction for the tired out soldiers acd llttlo attention wns paid to It. About 2 o'clock the Brand stand bognn to 1111 up nnd before long the promlso of a good nudlonco was assured. The Individual prlio drill for the C. S. Knymond gold medal , for the bo t drilled soldier In cnmp , wns cnllod nt 3 o'clock. Origlnally There were fifty odd entries , three being Allowed from each company , but when the hour arrived only thlrty-throo men went on to the field. The soldiers In their different colored uniforms were drawn up In n line facing the grnnd stand and the plan of procedure - coduro wns something lllco the old time spelling school. As soon ns a man made an error he wns dropped out. Lieutenant Heed , U. S. A. , rommnnded tbo drill nnd Lieutenants Andrews nnd Picker- Jug , the other two Judges , watched iho move ments of the men. 'Iho manual of nrms cnmo first and n Fonclblo man dropped out. Thou the crowd cheered , in fact the nudlenco wns voty good nntutcd nnd chcorod nt every thing. Ono uy ono the nsnirnnts for the modnl toll until only two , n McCarthy nnd n Scaly , stood before tbo judges. Tnen the real battle commenced. After ton minutes hard work the boy in wh'.to from Galveston made an error , and loft the Little Hock man standing alono. Durnnd Whlnple , a private of the McCarthy Light Guards wns the winner. The grand stnnd cheered nnd yelled , nnd the McCarthy boya , who witnessed the drill , nearly went wild. They took Whlpplo In thoir'nrms , throw him in tno nir , ind finally carried the victor from the Hold amid the cheers of the crowd. A splendid drill by the Indianapolis Light Artillery followed , nnd entertained the crowd for n full half hour. The work of the battery under Captain Curtis wns excellent , nnd wns fully ns good ns ino arm put up icr uio prizo. The University Cadets of Lincoln nnd the National Fenclblos gaVe exhibitions , and were followed by the McCarthys and Fletchers , who drilled us one company. Captain Lcchtman nnd his Halo Zouaves then came on nnd kept the crowd Interested for Eotno little lltno. Much to. the disappoint ment of the nudlence the rounves did not do their great fence scaling net. But the most Interesting drill of all for the nud lee co wns the drill of Cnptnln Boyd's "Ghosts , " which combined both the Scaly nnd Dolknnp Hides , dressed lu pure white. The maneuvers of this command wcro loudly applauded. Several thousand people in carriages nnd a grandstand nearly full witnessed the dress pnradc which followed immediately after iho exhibition drills. _ , NuUoiml AHSocliitlou Mooting. At a meeting of the commissioned officers In camp , hold yesterday noon , the following companies belonging to the National associa tion were represented : Scaly Hides , Bel- knnp Kiries , McCarthy Light G uard. Fletcher Hides , iJallas Light Artillery , University Cadets , Lima City Guards. Governor's Guards , Cincinnati Light Artillery , Omaha Guards , Indinnupoils Light Artillery , Uovllu Cadets , Chaffoe Light Artillery ana the Drnnch Guards. 1'resldont Mulford occupied the chair. Secretary AltchUon road the min utes of the last meeting ; held at Indianapolis , JulyO , 1891. Captain Curtis , chairman of Ino committee on rules , reported that the rules were tw good as could bo made and that the commit- tco had no suggestions to offer. A resolution barring cadet companies from military schools where there in a military instructor from the frca-tor-all was passed. The rules of the Omahu encampment were then adopted , iloraaftor privates and non commissioned officers will ha allowed to wit ness all drills if they so desire. Any military company is eligible to enter in the maiden class , except tboso caving won a prize nt a national drill. An important cnanco was mtulo In the na tional and artillery drills. Hereafter the program will bo handed to the company com mander as the company marches onto the Hold , ana not un hour before , ns has boon the custom. Another change , which allows com panies a flftoon-mlnuto drill before beginning the competitive drill , was rondo. In regard to thn Gatllng drill the rules were changed , making eight man tbo mini mum for drill. The mooting then adjourned until noon today , nt which ttmo new officers will bo elected and the location for the next en campment chosen. i fur Toitujr. Today will bo children's ' day , and all children will bo admitted froo. A program unillar to that given yesterday will DO car ried out , In addition to the regular corapoti lion program , whluh is : 0:00 : n. in. , guard mount ; 10 n. m. , inspec tion of companies which will drill tt.li day ; 10UO.i. ; m. ( national ) , Dolknap Hlllos , Sun Antonto , Tex. , Captain K. > R. Groan ; 11 : UJ a. m. ( national ) . Devlin Cnelots , Jaokson , Mich. , Contain II. C. Uavllu ; 0:15 : p. m. , dress parade , awarding of prlzns. > Notrxol Ilin Ciunji. Libutonnnt McGee , University Cadets , was officer of the guard. Captain Hcinlg of the Governor's Guards was officer of the day. Mayor Bonils viewed the narado from his carriage last evening. The University Cadets of Lincoln will Icavo for homo Tuesday morning. A half dozen Aurora Zouaves from Aurora , III , , spent Sunday uftornoan lu camp. Chancellor Caiilleld nnd wlfa were callers Dt ilia University CudoU1 camp yesterday. First Sergeant Pollard of the University Cadets spo.it Sunday nt his homo in Lincoln. The Helknnpj gave ono of their famous Mexican dlnuors to a few friends last nlirlit. Lieutenant Porshlng U well satlstloti with the drilling nnd Ulclplluo of the Uiilvorsltv Cadets. The Washington Fenclblos attended divine services at Trinity cathedral lu a bcdy yes terday unrnlng. Captain Moltnnzlo and Lieutenant Wilson of the Second infantry were ttuoiU of Cap tain Hlchards yesterday. A sparring match between n bootblack and an Indian tolillor was-tho only attraction at Aitchlson's grovu yesterday forenoon. Tbo Omaha Guards will 1)0 camp guard duty from V o'clock this innrnlug until the last company loavus camp on Tuesday. A tllvor cup to bo known as the Omaha cup will Up given tbo University Cadets by friends , to bo held by company A until next year when It will bo drilled for by tbo four companies lu the battalion , The Judges bavo overruled tbo protest en tered aealust Cantuln Hani ford of tbo Omaha buttery lu regard to bis being n regular army man. The other protest of thoCbanVo | > co- j > le , alleging that Bamforti did not use a full team In his drill , has not boon answered yet. Captain Hamford sntrs that the regulation tactics only will for four men In n Gatllng drill. Tbo National Fonclbloi of Washington. D. C. , wcro very hospitably entertained S.itur- day evening by the Misses Witman of 020 South Twentieth street , assisted by the Mlsios Knight , Manning , Oliver and Mrs. Hawcs. Mr. John F , Cromcllen , formerly of Washington , happily introduced the boys to their hostesses. The young Indies left nothing to DO wUhou for by tbo citizen soldiers to make the oronlng onjoynblo. Dr. Dlrno.v's Catnrrh I'owdor for tonsil- Ills. For sale by nil druggists. Ca cents. suuin uji.in.t. Dlplitlirrln Spri-mllug IViiri tlint It Mny llccouin Kplitc'inlr , Diphtheria still rngoi In South Omaha and Is evidently on the increase , and it would seem who if some effectual move wns timdo by the authorities to prevent its spreading. Yesterday two cnsoi were reported - ported In the fntnlly of Ed Burke , who re sides directly across the street from the High school. These afflicted are children of Mr. Hurko's. A case was also reported In the family of Mrs. Uroen , who lives on the alloy between Twcnty-tUird nnd Twenty- fourth streets nnd M and N streets. At n recent meeting of the city council ono member from oich ward wns chosen ns a board of health. The boaid 1ms failed to moot nnd ngtoo upon any plan of nation nnd the dread disease is entering many house holds curb day. The authorities should pro tect the health of the community nnd adopt some method of clToctivoly wiping out the prevalence of diphtheria. an III * Own I , IMC. Yesterday Dr. Slgglus removed a largo fish hook from the lett band of the 11-yoar- old son of Edward Brady , living near South Omaha. The lad was fishing with several companions , nnd In handling the hook it caught in his hand. The wound , though painful , Is not of a very sorlous nature. Disturbed the 1'cnco , J. D. Cody , James McUrido nnd Gcorgo Stcrrott were arrcstod nt n late hour Satur day evening at a Twenty-seventh street re sort. They will answer to the charge of dis turbing the peace. Xiitus nud Isaac islnbor is homo from an extended st-iy In Idaho. Sam Gosnoy has gouo to Chicago to attend the convention. The city council will meet this evening in adjourned sussion. James Fleming Joined the crowd that wont to Chicago last evening. Mrs. Dr. SIggins and children rcturnod yesterday from their visit at Pluttsmouth. E. H. Dewey of the Missouri Pacific ofllco force has returned from nn extended visit with his parents nt Pierre , S. D. For the first time during the past two yours the front UOOH of the saloons in South Omaha wcro closed -yesterday. Altogether U was an improvement over the former way. The educational meeting hold at the First Methodist church last ovcnmg brought out a largo iiudtonco. Addresses were made by Prof. A. A. Monroe , Judge Button nnd A , II Murdock. Tba district ledge of the Independent Or der of Good Tomplurj moots in South Omaha today. In the evening n rucoption will bo tendered the visitors by the members of the Mnglo City ledge at the First Methodist cnurch. Peter Nelson has been arrested upon n complaint filed by Julia Madson , who charges him with disturbing the peace. Rivalry as boarding honso keepers is the couso of the troubln. Nelson will have his hearing in police court today. Dlscaso nnvnr .qnpi tom with pure blood. Do Witt's Sarsaparflla maucs pure , ncwbloodundonrluho ) the old. o Who Will bo Nominated ? Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail way will soil tickets to the democratic convention ono faro for the round trip. .Tickets good going JUno 17 to Juno 21 , returning until July 0. Remember there is nn electric reading lamp in each berth. Trains leave Union depot , Oinuhn , 11:30 : a. m. and 7:03 : p. m. , arriv ing in Chicago early next morning. Ticket oflioo , 1591 Farnam street. F. A. NASH , ( J. S. CAHIUEK , Gon'l Agent. City Ticket Agent. JltlSll 1WMU JIULE DEXOUXCEl ) . The Ulster Convention Declares Its Fealty to tlio Imperial rnrlltimnnt. BELFAST , Juno 17. The great Ulster con vention to consider the negative sldo of the homo rule question was hold hero today. Work was generally suspended. Tbo city was'dccoratod and many raottoos expressive of thoUlstorlto determination never to sub mit to the rule of an Irish parliament were displayed. Ton thousand delegates were present. The proceedings opened with prayer by the primito of Ireland , after which the forty-sixth psalm , "God is ojr rafugo and strength , " was road by Hov. Nathaniel Brown , D.D. , ox-modorator of the gcuoral assembly. Robert MucGough , president of the Ulster Liberal-Unionist association , moved that the chulr bo talcon bv the duuo of Aborcorn. The mo'.lon ' was carnod and uulto teen the ohalr and addressed the convention. At the conclusion of his speech Sir tV. G. Ewart proposed resolutions declaring that Ulster avowed its fixed resolve to retain un changed its present position as an integral portion of the United Kingdom and pro tested iu a most unequivocal manner against the passage of any measure to rob it of its Inheritance In the Imperial parliament , under which Its capital was invested and its homes and rights wcro safeguarded ; that It would bavo nothing to do withn par liament certain to bo controlled by men responsible for the crlmo and outrage of tbo land league , the dishonesty of the plan of campaign and the cruelty of boycotters , many of whom had shown thotnsolvos roadv Instruments of clerical domination. It de clares that nn attempt to sot UD such a par liament will Inovitablr result lu dis order , violence and bloodshed such as has not boon experienced during this century. It announces Its resolve to take no part in the elections or proceedings of such authority , which , should it ever DO consti tuted , Ulster will bo forced to repudiate. It appeals to fcllowcountryman , hitherto in favor of a separate parliament , to abandon the demand which hopelessly divides Irish menund un Ho under the Imperial legislature lu developing the resources and furthering the bcst.iutorcsts . of tbo countvy. . Mrs. L. It. Pulton , UocKford. III. , wrltos : "From personal oxporlonco I can recommend DoWUl's Sarjapnnlla , a oura for Impure blood and general debility. " Go to the exposition and ECO how the goods you buy nro miidc. Admission , 25c IttMlntoml llittiini * loiio | , NEW Yorit , Juno 18. John K. Hcdmond sailed for Europe today , Dr. Blrnoy's Cntarra Powder oura catarrh. For sale by all druggist * . 0) coats Sheriff Honnott went to Lincoln Saturday , tnuing with him Abe Powell und Lena Jonoa. who will bo placed lu the penitentiary. Powell burglarized aitoro and was sentenced to three yoars. The Jones woman was con- Tided of larceny from the person and got eighteen mouths. Do Witt's Sarsuparllla cleanse * the blood. TO THE COMING CITIZENS HOT. A. J. Turkic Addrossas Sorao He- marks to the High School Glass. ADVANTAGES OF LIVING NOWADAYS St. rnul'n yidvlco to tlio Cnrlntlilnns Con cerning ; ItitiinlnK Applied tn tlio 1'ros- poctlvo ( lrinl < itcs with Vitrln- tlotis nml IlliMtriitloim. Sovornl weeks ago tbo graduating class of tbo Omaha High school decided by ballot that Uoir. A. J , Turkic , of the Kountzo Mom- orlnl Lutheran church should ba roquostoil to deliver tha annual sermon to the clnss. Yesterday morning w.is the time selected for the sermon. The Interior of the church edifice wns handsomely decorated with choice ( lowers. Tbo audlcnco wns largo nnd alt the mom. bors of the class but three were present , hav ing scats in iho center pm of the house. Kcv. Air. Turxlo found bis text in I Cor inthians , Ix , 24 : "Know yo not that they whluh run In a race run nil , but ono roco'.v- olh the nrlzo. So run that yo may obtain. " What I'milVitn Drying At. Ho snld that St. Paul was familiar with the eamos n.ul contests of the Grecian festi vals. The Corinthians wore nlso familiar with Grecian sports and it was natural there fore for Paul to employ thcso llcurcs of speech to convoy what ho had to conimuni- cnto. In the races , which were the most Intensely interesting part of tbo festival sports , each runner had n chance to win , but only ono took the prizo. 1'hls ' thought has Its analogy In human Ufa. The priro Is before nil , but only ono bore nnd there succeeds in winning It. Mnny suffer ths miseries of failure , few win the satisfac tion of success. "You are in the gnmo for moro than n pennant or a cup. You have moro spectators than can crowd Into an amphitheater on the othlollo grounds. Tbo ninnhltheatcr of the world surrounds you , nnd tier on tier of wit nesses encompass you about. Seeing this , may you each ono run so as to obtain. " Chances to Win lu America. Hov. Mr. Turkic congratulated the young people upon their successful completion of the 11 rat part of the race , vho course In echool. Ho sild the young people before him had entered upon a rich heritage. Our country furnishes scope for every power. This Is nn ago of push and enthusiasm. Tbo nations of the earth are Hocking to this country and a now people Is being moulded destined to exorcise n com manding Influence upon the entire world. The vnstnoss of the country nnd its wonderful possibilities were spread before tbo hearers In eloquent words. The advantages for education In every department - partmont of science nnd art were vividly sot forth nnd the religious tendency of the nation was dwelt upon. Tbo wondcrtul progress of invention and of sciontillc research during the past Hfty years were also illustrated. The speaker predicted that the next fifty years would sea still moro wonderful things accomplished than those of the past half century. Ho thought the members of the Omaha High school clnss Una reason to congratulate thorn- solves that they had reached the great stogo of human oxlstcnco nt this particular Juncture. It was a wonderfully favorable nnd advantageous time in which to llvo on the earth. Ho congratulated the young neoplo nlso upon the fuct that thulr native land stood in the very forefront of proeress and civilized enlightenment. This , the best of nil aeos yet known , and America thn hnst. nf nil rnnntrips vnt. Irnmvn In tvhlnli to live. The speaker then spoke impres sively ot the Importance of youth and the great necessity of imurovlng every moment of time. Ho exhorted the class to mnko iho utmost of every favorable opportunitv and every advantage. 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Under all circumstances keep your temper come down to the store some day this week and buy a fine black alpaca coat for seventy-five cents or a fancy brilliantine coat for a dollar and a Yeddo straw hat , like the hat fellows sell for a dollar twenty-five , for eighty cents and some very fine balbriggan underv/ear ( cool weight ) atthirty | cents ( the forty-five cent kind ) a fine negligee shirt that's worth dollarnahaf , for ninety cents and a silk grenadine Windsor for a quarter and a Guyot style suspender for a quarter and silk embroidered socks fora quarter. Then put on a pair of old slippers and a pair of ventilated pantaloons , find an inviting hammock get a good cigar and - two's company. Great Week-Thls-Por Cool Stuff , BR. J. E. McG-REW THESPECIALIST jEiinBnrpnssca In the troatmontof nit forms of PRIVATE DISEASES , mid all disorders and ( labilities of youth nnd manhood. 17years' experience. His resources nnd facilities nro practically unlimited. The Doctor Is rooorn- inondocl by the pro-is , and endorsed In the strongest terms by the people for fair trout- rncnt nnd lionost professional advice. The most powerful remedies known to modern science for the successful treatment of the following diseases : QONOKBHOEA Immodli'.to relief. A com plete euro without the loss of un hour's time from business. , QLT3ET Ono of the most commote nnd suc cessful treatments for gleet und all nmioyln ; discharges vet known to the ino.llcal profes sion. The results lire truly wonderful. BTUIOTURE Greatest known remedy for the treatment of strlctuio. without pain , cut- tlnir. ordllutlnff. A inostroiiiiirkablo romodv. SYPHILIS No treatment for this torrlblo blood dlsonso has over been inorti successful , nor hud stronger onilorsomcnls , In tbo llRht of nuidorn science this disease Is positively eur.iblo and every trace of the poison entirely romovoil from tlio bloo I. LOST MANHOOD , nnd ambition , norvous- nebs , timidity , despondency und nil weakness und disorders of youth or manhood , llollot SKIN DISEASES , and all diseases of the Btomaen , blood , liver , kidneys nnd bluddur nro treated successfully with the groatos known remedies for the cmovjni. Write for circulars undijuostlon list , froo. it/mill fti rnatn ftn.OinnlutAcZ THAT IS A Fine Ranch of yours. You Inv3v.rk3l hard for it , haven't you ? It wasn't worth a dollar an acre when you settled on it , and now you would'nt take fifty. How long do you ex pect to live on that place ? Would you be surprised if some railroad land agent or claim jumper should come along some day and. tell you to move on ? Unless you hive a pate nt on record you are not safe perhaps not then.Yliy don't you ask The 038 Bureau of Claims to look into your title and gof you a patent that will stick ? THE Bee Bureau of Claims TENNIS RetailPrices ite Jersey Rubber Shoe Co.'slake ' Colors : chock , black and tan. Tramp in black and check only. Ask Ml colors you want. Cut this Hat out nnd insist on your shoe dealer supplying you with the abe vo named tennis shoos. They are the bost. Dealers are allowed a good discount from the prices named. 1 do not boll any fjoodd ut otail , beliif ? western agent lot- the lending rubber boot und shoo companies of thn United Stvtos Now Jersey & Moycr Companies and carrying nn Immense stock enables mo to supply the trndo to the Pacific Ocean. When it comes to rub hot * clothing , oiled clothing , felt boots ana German BOX , 1 am on the front seat. Sand for lists and prices. . LJNDSEiY. ( HI Harney Street , Omaha , Neb. 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. ouYolVimcaocI. no limrkYto imiiJnto'coMtbiiU or suiiilur. Ono uurnuiiui tuturvluw pruiurred. Consnltatloi Jroo. Coriosponden strictly prlvnto. Hook ( ily.terMs of Ufo ) stint ttm. uuloo hours V a.m. to Up. m. Sundays 1U a. 111. to Urn. Scuii stump for WELL BRED , SOON WED" GIRLS WHO USE m Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next fiouse-Cleaning. "NorvoSo > Js , " tlio wonderful Turned ; li lolil witli a written - ten Biiiirnntra to ruro nil IHTTOUS Ulscares , micli aa Wvnk Alrmorr , Ixinaof llruln 1'awcr. lli'iulaclio.Vukofulnct , iMtt ilnnliood. Nliflilly J'.iuljJ Bloiu. Nrrvnuinos. l/aejlludu. fill drains and lo nf imwor of tliu ( ii'iiurallrt I OrKurn In iMtticreozcausail lir ov r oxcrllon , youthful crriirn , nr ojcenivf H usoof tolincco.oiilum orstlniulnnts which foon lead In Inllriiiltr. foinunii > - tlon unillinanltr. I'ut up convenient t < i carry In vent pnckct. 01 purpact- 'uuuhiriDttiliOfurti. With ovi > ry fiorder w vln a written guaraiittt to curt orrtjuniilhttnontii * Circularfruu. AdclrctsKtrvuN3cac' i.C'lilcuui > , Jll. For silo ; in Omaha by Sherman &McConnoll , 151t ! Doilgo otroot. AMUSE1ME.NTS. WONDERLAND. Week CoiiimQnuIii ; . ) "no''Otli , maOU OP13UA 00 QWEET First half of wcolt , "M1ICAIIO. " f.nst half of week , "MA8COTT. " BTIlONd CAHT. AMj BTA11S. Ono Ulmoto All. Beats , ft and 10 Cents MANUFACTURERS' ' EXPOSITION Coliseum Building : . Open from 10 a. m. until 10:30 : p. m , ADMISSION 23 CBNTd. An army of factory employes curry jm th ct5 lworkofwaiiufucturlii inonyilirforp t llnus ofYoiKlM lu the iiro ouco of the vlilturi. Healthful Happiness. The bluyulo of tomorrow mny bo 1)01tor than the bloyolo of todny The Columbia of today IB the best of the day It cannot bo better until It la made bailor--U cannot bo mndo bolter until niodorn inoolianlon ad- vuiico unto iinothor piano of sue- cossful aacoiiiplUliiiiont In thoao days the Columbia will load as In the dayH of now. All ubout C.iluinUliu , 11 | mf/o > of nostUltr , n llhutratlo.u I rue nt HIIJT Columbia atone * or nunt by miill for two 2 cant stamps. * 1'opa.MIV Co , if I Columbia Avo. , lloiton , U Frequer ntly wont a now IDEA IN ADVERT1S1KO. AcltliesHHiirtilonly , without notice , stilitrtliliui Jliirruti , ft , Y > T.lff.
