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-ALLFORGROVERM [ CONTINUE ! ) rilOM Film I'AOB. ) Harrison will appoint Dopow tnlnlstor to Kngland and that Ilobcrt Lincoln will bo ro- cnllad fiom that position and made secretary of stato. WITH uMvii.ANi : > ' 4 ru TIKf Unlit mi Infomml Cnticit * mill ( ifva Out Homo Information. CitKHOO , 111. , Juno 2u. An informal cau cus of the Clovlnnrt leaders was held nt ox- Secretary Whitney's rporrs this nitornoon , In which , nftor n careful oxamlnntlon of nil the figures , It wa announced that's * ) ! ) of the rtoloKRles who will RO Into the convontloti tomorrow are undoubtedly for Cleveland and that thlrty-ilx more are probably for him , matting a total of .V.U on the llrst ballot , or wlihlu Bovon of the nominating amount. It was understood that thojo thirty-six doubtful ones ara to bo soon by snmo of the ponUomcn prusont &t the caucus hoforo the convention opens tomorrow , and the list was accordingly divided up , so that each mis sionary would liavo his own work to do. Mr , Whitney announced that Cleveland was within seven of the uooossary two- thirds to accuro bis nomination , nnci ho called upon Ills friends to see to It that the seven were sojurcJ before the convention opened tomorrow. Whitney u ml < lr y. Ho was nskod by ono of the gentlemen present at the caucus whether Indiana had withdrawn Gray. Mr. Whitney replied that tie understood that Senator Voorhoos had ndvlscd Governor Gray not to permit his nnmo to RO before the convention for the presidency , and vvhllo Governor Gray had not been heard from In roplv to the telegram , ho was sattslioil that the nnrao would not bo prcsontcd. Ho was risked whether any , pledpo had been made by Cleveland's friends to the Gray men , unu ho said that none had boon in ado. although the logic of the situation would naturally bring the vlco presidency to Indlnna. Mr. Whitney was understood to say that Indiana proposed to plvo her full thirty votoi to Cleveland and that undortho circumstances tno fact should bo rooopnlzod , The Gorman matter was taken up , and ono of tbo pontlcmon present said ho had asiur- 'OIICCB that Gorman was1 not n candidate from the senator himself. "It is even said that Gorman is willing to nominate Cleve land , or to second his nomination , 1 under stood that Senator Gorman has said this to ono of the rnombors of ttio Nebraska delega tion , In which ho certainly can have three or four votes , and I am told that bo has advised his Nebraska friends not to vote for him , " said Mr. Whitney. Figures of the 'Opposition. Another of tbo pfllcora under Clcvland .liad in his hand what ho said was the anti- Cleveland poll , as read to the sliver nicotine this afternoon , which claimed ! 1T:3 : votes iu the convention against Cleveland If Gray and Gorman could bo itopt In the Hold. Tbo fact tbat Indiana had tnken Gray out of the running tnoli seventeen voloj from this esti mate. It-was stated that the votes of the South Carolina , Mississippi and Georgia delega tions were aualnst Cleveland , with the chances that thov would go tn liolcs of Iowa , upon whom the Hill men were tryine to com bine. bine.Mr. . Vilasof Wisconsin was in favor of maKlmr the Hill men surrender as early us possiulc , granting ovary concession that would possibly bo asked so long as it would not lifted the mam question Cleveland. Alter the mooting Saturday ono of the participants is said to have mot Senator voorhcos of Indiana and to have as nod him why bo had advisud Uray to got out of tbo way. Tbo senator is quoted ns saying : "I liavo no longer any doubt about Cleveland's nomination ana I would bo a vary poor friend of Governor Gray If I did not toll him the truth about tUo situation lioro. Wo can in alto blm vldo president. Mora than that xvo" cannot ddl" _ ANTI-OLKVKI.ANI ) About lor the fllost Avullahlu Man AVliom to Unite. UltlCAfio , III , , Juno SO. It is still Insisted by Gorman's friends that tbo presentation of lila name is yet an open question and Gorman himself still denies lie Is u candidate. The Maryland delegation mot this morning slm- ply for the purpojo ol organization. It is understood the result of the canvass 'in his interest showed weakness in some pUico * and that the tnovomqnt In his bahalfif kdnvaloped , would result in throwing the cjvotos of other men to Cleveland. The oppo- ' ttlQQl J/ > Cleveland , finding the Gorman 'locler did nut elicit special enthusiasm. turned ever to the Iowa idol , Governor > .Boies. Tho'clToct has boon to pivo increased prominence to Boles' boom mid to give aid and comfOrt. to the managers of his interest. Mure enthusiasm has ucfn attached to his cause than to any other except Cleveland. Scattering support for Boles has been secured from various HVC- tlous whore thorn is Cleveland opposition. ' They have met with tbo must encouragement In the ItacUy Mouatajn rjueion , the southern delegate * not being so well actjunlntod-wlln , . him. But this morning they wenVeheered by tbo news that the South Carolina delegation , fearing Cleveland's strength , was willing to give Boles twelve votos. It was also reported that Brice and Wuttorson were friendly toward the Doios movement , and were ready to insist it. The Boies men claim that In Virginia , whora the light between Hill and Cleveland is very warm anil in doubt , some votes may coma to tbo western Kovornor. A member of the delegation from Iowa says .Chairman . bhlelds has received Intima tions .that Brlco mid WtUtorhon would threw votes to Boles and cave him the opinion that oy a combination on Boies in the west ana ' , south , with Hill controlling Now Yorkard soiiio other votes , Cleveland's nom ination would bo prnvunlod in tbo early ballots and the rest would r take caru of Itself. The California delegation U bound to Cleveland by qunllllod Instructions. Some ' ol tbo members would like to go to Bolos. > who ns a western man and Iriondly to silver is regarded with interest. Delegate Feu to of Oakland , ono or these , ox- prnsses doubts about Cleveland's availability. The sliver Issue lie says , weakens Cleveland. Kooto says Doles would got his vole If ho word not In- btruetod for Cleveland. Carlisle is opposed to tbo Boles movement. ( litAY IhN'T IX IT , The liidlanii Drli' 'Utrn Airc > 'ot tu lloport tint Oovrrnor'H N 111. , June UO. Ono of the sur prises of the morning was tbo statement by Tugmrt , national uonimltteoman from Indi ana , that the thirty votes of that stnlo would bo cast for Cleveland on the llrst ballot uud Governor Gray's iiuino would not bo brought before the convention. Ho tayu Voorhccti ogrccs with him that it would not bo u friendly act to tntroduco Gray's name , anil Taggurt thinks 4 Voorhcos has made up his tnlnd udvorso to the governor to that effect. Tag art declares - clares that .Voorhoa * . from a careful cx- , nmtaatlon iuto tbo situation , has become convinced that Cleveland and nobody oleo can bo nominated. Gray'H friends have ox- nmlned the [ > ostlon | carufullv , see nothing In it but Cleveland * and do not propose to sucrillco their friend , Governor Gray , in on unavailing candidacy. Taggart hat no doubt that Gray blraiolf will agree with his rcpreseutctlvus hero that they are doing the wisest thing uot to present hi * nuuio , HU doclureii that no uuderatuud- Ing has peen roacbod as to second place for Gray. The only point arrived at Is that the country donumli Cleveland before any other man. After Cloviilana'i nomina tion , tha question of tocond place will bring liitocniuluerutloiiUray'iunbouiidi'dstronKtu lu IndUr.u , whora the chief battle groaud after Now York will bo. Huhl to Hrtvo 1'lucute.l VJntt. NKW YOIIK , Juno 2U. The Herald says : 1 Ex-Sonator Thomas 0. 1'latt received hi * Jlrst ovorluru from the Harrlsou aduilnlatra- tloc yoslorvlay , Hecrotury Bonjamlu P. Tracy mot him at the Manhattan lloaoh liolol and thov wote In cloio consultation tor two hours , Tha conference wan a latlstao- tory cue. As a roiult of It Mr. Truer left the hoUl thortly after U wa ever , although ho had expected to spand the niiht there , and took an overling train back to Washing ton to carry * thn news to the president. Just what was nsked of Mr. Plnlt and what was promued to him It will bo Impossible to sny until these things develop durine ; the approaching preaching campaign. It Is understood that Mr. Tracy came herewith the express pur pose of to'king Initiatory stopi to pmcato the umn who controls the republican mnchlno In this stale. That Mr. 1'lntt was willing to rccolvo the secretary nnd tallt over the situa tion in good spirits is the best of ovldcnco , sav the politicians , that ho Is In n frame of mind to bo placated , riiiMANiNT : C \V11llniu 1Vllsnn of Went Virginia Ilooknil for thnt Honor. Cinc-tno , III. , Juno 20. Between 9 nnd 10 o'clock tonight representatives from nil the stnto delegations assembled it the Hlohollou hotel In meeting with Mr. Whitney , Mr. Falrchlld , Judpo Ucrrlck nnd other friends of Mr. Cleveland. To the Associated press roprosonta'tlvo nt 11:30Sucrolury : Whltuoy said ! "In vlow of the situation as It is now known to exist there will bo no contest for temporary chair man , which means that Mr. W. C. Owens of Kentucky will bo the temporary chairman. It has been determined nlso at the mealing tonight by the representatives of the stales who turned in accounts that the absolutely sure vote for Mr. Cleveland Is GUI , which is two beyond the necessary two-thirds necos- surv to nominate , and that the permanent chalrtnnn shall bo William L.Wilson of West Virginia. "Last night wo counted M9 for Cleveland. Tonight ns I have said , wo tire nbsolutelv sure of 001 votes which cannot bo touched or passed by any Inlluonco which may now bo brought to bear upon the men who ropru- sent thL'SO votes. In this wo count from In diana thirty votes , from Ohio sixteen votes , from Kentucky eighteen votoi , from South Carolina one voto. In the BUI for Mr. Cleve land nro thirty votes of Indlnna , bst wo hnvo not relied upon any from Maryland or from any other doubtful locality. These 001 are absolutely certain. "Govornor Loon Abbott of Now Jersey will deliver the speech nominating Mr. Cleveland. There will bo manv seconding speeches , and among thorn I remember the nnmo of Mr. McKenzIe of Kentucky. The platform is formulated thus far : Various states have brought hero resolutions which tboy wish embodied In the platform ; these I have paused to bo printed for the convenience of the resolutions committee. " NO COLDNESS AHOUT IIAUKISON. . Dopow Itnlutci How Kmmoiis Ulalno'8 Deuth A ( Too toil the President. NKW Yoiiic , Juno 2o. Chaunuoy M. Do pow returned from his trip to Washington last night. To n reporter ho said : "Tbo position of secretary of state Is the most Im portant place in the cabinet of the president , probably the second place in importance In the entlro government. It Is an appoint ment of which any man must bo proud.1 "And you will accept the placoi" "Now , " said Mr. Dupcw , lauchlngly , "you nro getting ahead of mo. I have not said ttio portfolio had been offered mo yet. and there nro very , very many matters I must conslaer before I can say what answer I should give to the offer. I am not n rich man , and I cannot afford to leave my busi ness future out of consideration. 'i bavo never In my life beonso thoroughly Impressed by tbo greatness of President Harrison as I was during ray lone interview wIUiHilm yesterday. I was aloiib with him when the mcssago announcing the sudden death of Emmons Blalno came. Some men huvo accused htm of being a cold man who would novi.'r repeat that accusation if they hoo. boon with mo. The eyes of the presi dent tilled with tears , nnd ho snoko to mo wltn such an ovluonco'of grief and sincerity at the severe loss of Mr. and Mrs. Blalno , tbat I could not but wish they had been there to hoar what ho said. "Tho president at once dictated a message 01 condolence and no aid not recover bis spirits during the rnst of our conversation. Tbo reason mahy pcoplo call him cold Is because - cause ho Is so frank und transparent in all that bo doos. I have known personally all the presidents since Lincoln , nnd I say to you frankly I have never linovvn ono so out spoken as Benjamin Harrison. No man could fall to fool honored if invited to servo such u president iu the most importaut po sition in his cabinet. " 11RYAX WAS TlliiK CI1O1CU. Ho is Itenomlimtnil by Democrats of the 1'UUi DlHtrlot. NKHIUSKV.CITY , Nob. , .luno 20. [ Special Telegram to TUB BBC. ] The democrats owned the town today. The occasion for this unusual state of affairs was the fact that the democratic congressional convention for tbo First district assembled hero. Tbo advance guard of delegates arrived early iu the morning but as everything had been ilxcd there was no occasion for their early arrival. The Lancaster delegation which tonight brought Mr. Bryan to the city was mot. at thu depot bv the Lincoln band and delegates aim escorted to tbo Grand Pacitlo hotel , whore Mr. Bryan took quarters. Tuo aologatoi then repaired to the opera bouse. Kllligor of Nciuaba was chosen tem porary chairman nnd * C. B. G rimes of Cass bocrotnry. There were no contests uricl the committee on credentials soon reported. The temporary organization was made perma nent and the committee on resolutions re ported , rounirmlng its bollaf in tlio democ racy , abusing the ropubllnan pjrty and declaring virtually for free silver. J. D. Calhoun of Lancaster placed Bryan in nomination in a wall worded speech , which was seconded by C. W. Sherman of I'lattsmoutb. Mr. Sherman evidently for got where ho was uud talkc.1 until called down. Other seconds followed and Bryan wni nominated by acclamation. During Iho wait for Bryan's appearance loud calls for J. Slorling Morton were un heeded by the chair. His well known Ideas on tbo silver nuostion did not uit the Brvan manager * , so ho was not recognized. Brvan finally appeared and accepted the nomina tion. Ho spolio this evening at tbo court house , giving vout to bis free trudo ideas. Mr. Bryan loft tnnlgbt for Chicago , where , it is said , bo will Join tha Boles boomors. NKIIKA.SKA W1I.I. .Sl'l.lJ. Itoyil und Tiirco Otluim Will Vote for ( Icir- iiiun Twelve for L'lovnlaiiil. CHICAGO , III. , Juno20. The poll taken in the Nebraska delegation this ovuning is strictly in line with the Information sent oulr- lu those dUpalcbos yesterday. The dele gation stands twelve for Cleveland , three for Gorman ana ono for- Paulson of Pennsyl vania. Nebraska does not ocllovo in the unit rule and its vote on tbo first ballot will accord ingly stand as stated above. Ono of tbo Gorman mou is Governor Boyd , who said : "It is with ui merely u matter of personal Judgment , Wo doubt Cleveland's ability to carry Now York and wo uro trylnc to sug gest to thn country some man outside of that state upon \vhomioth ) factions can unite. If Goruiau Is not the man tbo man who can carry Now York will have our aupport , " TAMMANY TALKS. C'lruulnr Imuml front lt llrinhiuarturn Iu lt < i | iun o to InqnlrlvH , CHICAGO , III. , Juno 20. Tammany U giv en much to shouting but little to talking. Tonight , however , they concluded tbat the claims of thu Cleveland literary bureau mer ited BOino rebuke and Issued ( ho following 0111CIUI DUUCUi > Koous of TUB New YOIIK STATE DKI.KQA- TKIN. CIIIOAHO , III. , June 20. in toply to lu- quJrlun udurossud to us by dulejjates from slulivi Instructed to vote for Graver Cleveland of Now York , tlio doluKatus of Now York , with a doopsonsoof renpoiiHlblllty to the tloinoo- rucy of the United Hlutos , nro constrained to i nil KO Miuwortlmtlii our buht Judgment ; Mr. Cleveland's nomination uould Imperil the the party unit would expo ultt < ilho loss of Iho electoral vote of thu Halo. KUWAIUI iluiiniv , Ju. . Uhalrinan , tf , 1)1 ! FOllEST , ' How MUnourl'B Vnlu Will Uo. OUICAQO , III. , Juno UO. The tone- debate over the Initruutloni In the MUtourl delega tions was tbo decision that the atulo would vote us a unit for l.'Jovclaud u * Ion gas bis uamo was before the convention. Hole * Convert ! . Cilioiuo , III. , Juno 3d. Enthuilasm at the Boloi headquarters vras atlrred up to wblto Loat today when Delegate Thoma * of South Carolina mndo his appearance nt the Iowa headquarters and whispered to the chalrtnnn of the delegation that South Carolina had voted to cast twelve of her votes for Bolos. When thu chairman made thatinnouncamont to tha delegation the room rang with the wildest of cheers. There were assurances that further votes would come from other southern states , nil of wnlch iillod the Bolos heart with hope and oxpoctancy. roil VIOl ! Ounltomen Who Are Willing tn Tnko Hccnnd 1'lnci * . CIUCAOO , III. , Juno 20. Now thnt Gray is out of the running for the first place upon the democratic ticket It socuus to bo generally - ally conceded that ho has become a candi date for the vlco presidency. At n Into hour Senator Voorhcos said : "Tho solution has not changed so far as I know , nnd whllu tbo Indiana delegation may very possibly vole ns a unit , It remains to be soon Just what they Will do. Indiana ought to have the pros ! ' duncy ; but if the presidency goes to the cast good politics demands that Indiana should have the vlco presidency. " It Is understood thnt n rnthor formidable ! movement has boon bosun in the Indiana delegation for Bynum for the vlco presidency on account of his labor record. Congressman Bynum , who is In Chlnago , does itot oncour-1 ago the movement nt all. "In tbo loxva delegation .tbo landslide tnwnnl Cleveland has boon'noted , " said George Speor of NobraMta , "Iowa wants Bolus and may got him , but If ho does nut reach the llrst place ho should by all moans IIAVO the second. The democracy wants tbo northwest. Thcro Is ono , and only ono man , who can brlnz It in , nnd that is Boios. I don't think the party wilt bo so foolish ns to forgot this fact. Boles must bo for the llrst plaoo If we can got him tboro ; if not for the second place. GI.UVKT.ANI > WINS A SIUIU11SII. I'o.insylritnln'a Dclnciitlon liHtructotl to Vato Sollilly for Grotor. CHICAGO , 111. , Juno 20. A signal victory for tbo Cleveland forces was fought and won almost without a struggle today. It was on the question of the unit rule in the Pennsylvania delegation. It was un derstood a strong1 cftor't would bo made to break the unit rule in the Keystone state and the result hero. It was thought , would bo imitlted in ether delega tions. After disposing of the selection of committcomon a resolution was offered that the chairman of the delegation bo instructed to poll the solid vote of the delegation for Cleveland until ho was nominated , or until othcrwiso instructed. A motion was made to amend by inserting the name of Governor Pattison instead of that of Cleve land. The amendment was lost , ana the original resolution , which guaranteed the solid vote of Pennsylvania for Cleveland , was passed by a vote of 53 to 4. KM'ortH ut Jtcconrlllntlon. CHICAGO , til. , Juno 20. It is understood tbat an attempt Is being motto tonight to reconcile the troubles within the democratic party in Now York in the interest of har mony and success in the national elections. Au amicable arrangement is being sought. The nomination of Cleveland is conceded , aud it is said that mumban on both sides bavo urged Senator Hill to withdraw his nnmo and permit the vote of Now York to DO given to Cleveland nnd the nomination made practically by acclamation. AVMl Notlly Keld To.lay. WIIITI : PJUXS , N. Y. , Juno 20. The cora- mltteo of the national republican convention to give Mr. Whltolaw Hold the ofllcial noti fication of bis nomination as vice president will arrive hero tomorrow from Now York , and will proceed immediately to Uphlr farm. Tbo formal ceremonies will bo short and the committee will return to Now York on the train leaving here at-I. : ! , " ) p. m. , in tlmo lor the raiillcation mooting in Music ball. lowu Citizen * Determined-to Hiivo bltlou Apply to nil Alike. CIIKSTOX , la. , Juno 20. [ Special Tele gram to Tun BEE. ] As a culmination of the saloon war and a retaliatory measure for the removal of the city marshal , notice was to day served on the mayor warning him in do- tall of every illicit wholsalo and retail liquor store in tbo city nnd that the parties located therein wcro selling liquor contrary to law. The notice further stated ihat the owners of these places claimed tn bo doing said unlaw ful business by virtue of n pcraiit issued by the mayor fop money consideration. Tbo notieo followed with the iiamo * of many of Creston's most prominent business men , who were cited ns witnesses who would give evidence to prove tbo charges. The notice charges the mayor with conspiring with the law breakers and of aiding and abetting them In violation of the laws of low/i. nnd warns blm that if ho does not de sist in so doing and assist in the enforcement of the law , action will bo taken to Impeach him. Tno notice is signed by A. B. Henry , a member of tbu city council and the pro prietor of a notorious vvblsltoy-BollliiK antg store , anil W. F. Maxwell , the suspended oily marshal. This whisky light has been n long continued ouo una bus resulted in at tempted murders , street brawls , divisions of society and has arrayed neighbors agaiust each other until the city has become a hot- Led of strife and antagonism. Criifthml Ilia Skull. Ki.uiiiimi : , la. , Juno20. [ Spoclal Telegram to Tin : DKI : . ] Early this morning Ed Wostrot throw a rocK at Hans Batlhorn , crushing his skull and fatally injuring him. Wnstrot is a member of n rulllun gang known ns tbo Wupslo Tigers. Ballhorn had refused to permit their orgies in his saloon , and this was their rovengo. They sur rounded Ballhorn's place in tno dark. Westrot opened the door and hurled tbo rock. If the people can got him ho will bo lynched. 1'iiltMit IiifriiK ) ni nt tilulinml. Unnui K VIM PS , la. , Juno 'JO. [ Special Tel egram to Tin : Bni.J Tbo United Gas Im provement company of Philadelphia has brought suit in ttio federal court hero against Iho Cedar Haplds Gas Light company and A. T. Averill , president , alleging Infringement of patent for the mauufuuturoof Illuminating water gas. The court is uskod to perpotu- ullv restrain the Cedar Haplds company from uilnjtho apparatus. The damugo is placed at f iooooo. ; Charged IIIn Fiithor with Crlmo. Ciir.nroN" , Iu. , Juno 20. [ Special Telegram toTiu : Br.u. ] Information was today illod against August Spencer , ngoa 05 years , oy his son Albert Spencer , alleging an assault on his daughter. Spencer is a well-to-do farmer living only a few miles from Creston , aud ho bears n most excellent reputation. Spencer claims that the anroU is a piece of splto work on the part of his son. The pre liminary trial Is now being bold. In n Vnt of Uolllng Wat or. CKDAH Uu'ins , la. , JunoUO. ( SpecialTola- gram to'J'HK BEK.i Frank Kratoobnlll , em ployed In the stoom lard department of the Sinclair paciclng house , foil Into a vat of bolltnir water today and was fatally scalded before assistance i cached him. Droirneil While llutliuiff. Four DOPOK , la. , Juno 20. [ Special Tele gram to THE BUB. ] Augubt Anderson , aged 25 yean , was drowned In the Dos Molnos river near Daytou yesterday while bathing. TMovmiienH of Oci'un .Strnmnrx. At Now Yorlt Arrived : BulcenlmU , from Antwerp ; Gotbla , from Hamburg ; Ctrcas- sia , from Glasgow ; Ems , from Dromon. At Movlllo Arrived i Purnosla , from Now York. At Southampton Arrived : Elbe , from Now Yorlt. At Bromor Jfoven Arrived ; Dreideu , from New York. At Lirard. Juno 10 Passed : Hblnoland , from New York. At Para , Juno 10 Arrived : Soguranca , from Now Yorlt. At London Arrived : America , from IMCW York. Ordered tu 1'omler lltver. - Ciiiwroitu , Nob. , Juno 20. [ Spooial Tele gram to TUB BEE. ] The Nluth cavalry band , couiUtlng of twenty-one mom born , went to Powder river today , having received order * yesterday to Jo. OMAHA Af-i STA8D0FF NOW 0 Bf fl , V/ Yesterday's Vicloft Places tlio Eowo Family nt the SfiMlo Notch Again. > 0) ) _ GILKS' ' FIELDING * WAS THE FEATURE . if n jii > ' Ho CnpluroilhWo Itnntrilo Much to JmlliiiinpntiA' Afttiinlnlimriit Columbus niut Kuiu l'j ' lty Alio Winners Scnrc4lnfiOttiPr ( Omaha , fi ; Indianapolis , 4. Columbus , 7 ; Milwaukee , 4 , Knnsns ( Jlty , V.iPort \ Wnvno , 8. Toledo postponed ; Wet grounds. Ind. , Juno CO. Gaylo'a poor Holding lost the came foi"Indlanat > ells today. Gilks rmulo tiirco phenomenal running catches of llloi , which' would hnvo boon three baselilts. . Score : IMIIAKArOMS. AM. it. In. sit. ro. A. K. I.oelitor , in , . , f > I 0 1 2 0 0 llurcor. ss O'llrlon. ib r > 0 2 0 10 o 0 Uarponior , ; ib a o a o : i .1 o Ullllill. 0 5 ( I 1 0 0 1 0 MniJdon. rf. . . . . Biltltritn. If OaVlu. p 4. 1 1 0 0 II 4 IjlUM-onuc , lib. 4 0 2 0 3 0 1 Tottils. | 2 4 11 2 * 2a 11 IIotiln ! out for Interfering. OMAHA. AH. .11. lit. an. ro. A. K. ss. r . i o i i : i a ( lllks. in fl 0 1 1 3 0 0 Kelly , If Vianur. rt \ . . . 5 1 .0 1 Kowc. Ib . ' . . . . . 4 1 " 1 ' 0 13 0 1 iionpio , 2b 4 i a o o y u Collop.v.ab liny os , c Vlckery. p Darby , p o 0 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 4 0 5 0 4 27 13 7 SCORE IIY INNINGS. Omaha o 00100 It 0 5 Indianapolis o 00002200 4 EUMMAHV. Earned runs : Indianapolis , 2 : Onmhn 1. Two-liana lilts : Carpenter , liawreuco , Qiilnn , Kolly. Hoimlo , 2 : Vlckury. First base on errors : Indianapolis. : i ; Uumha4. Struck out : Hy Vlckory. 4. liases on balls : OIT VIoKory. I ! on Gnylo , 2. Wlla pttahosl Gaylc , 1. I'usscJ balls : Hayes. ] . Tlnio : Two hours. Umpire : Snydor. Attonilancc , 1.000 Mutlo Short Work of It. COI.UMIIUS , , O. , Juno.20. Columbus won In the first inning. Attendance , 500 , Wouthor fair. Score : Columbus , , . ! ' , 0 I 0 0-0 0 0 0 T Milwaukee . . , . . 000022000-4 Knrnpcl runs : Culrtliitue , 2. Homo runs : Morrltt. Throp-lmso lilMt IlrPCkcndUHU. TwO'buso lilts : ICnrl. KruU. lu ! as on bulls : Ily llurrull. 2 : by StL-pliuiiu.2. Struck out : Uy llurrull , : ! : br Steph ens , I ) . .Mlsscil third sU.Iku : Donohua Wild pilch : llurrell. Double plant : McClallnn.Vnsh | nnd llrvukonrldKccarr ! ( ! , to Karl. Loft on b.isun : C < fluinbtis. d ; Mlhvnnkeo , 4. Tlmo : one hour aud forty minutes. Umpire : > < cr.id. Was About Tlino. T G Four \VAY.VC , Jndi , Juho 20. Kansas City won tbo giimo this , afturnoon by hard hit ting. Score : ) C - BCOIIB Iir l.NMNOS. Kansas City. 0 1 3 0 1 2 0 0 6-12 Kort Wa > no. 2 01 1 0' U S 1 1 b " " SUSIMAUV. ' Kims earned : Fort Wayne , 4 ; Kansas City , C. Two base hits : HutclllTc. biindny , Lake , .McQuiidc. 1'nyne. Homo runs : McMabon. Uonble plays : Holland to Mots to Sutcllltc. Huso on balls : Off GalTnuy. 1 ; oil EltcljorR. 4. Htruok out : Uy Gnff- miy. I ; by WitdsKorth , I : tiy KUuUorc. 2 ; by I'nyue , a. Wild pitches : Hy Kltcljore. a. 'linio of aino : H'wo hours and twenty minutes. Umplro : Mc- Quuld. NATIONAL XBAQUB. Klmor SinlMi'M .Hull' CoH I'lttHbiir ) ; n Hard Gil mo to Lose , PiTTsiiuito. Pa. , Juno 20. It took ton in nings to dccitlo today's ' ganio , the Cleveland winninp on a mufTed fly by Smith. Score : I'lttabura 000 S 000000 2 Clovolaml i. 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 00 ] a Hits : 1'ittsburg , QGlovolanO ; , T. Errors : I'lttsburs , 4 : UlovntanO , 4. ' KarncU runs : Nont. llattcrlcs : llaldwln and Made ; Vouns and Zhnnior. Krrurd Did tlio Work. BALTIMOUB , Mil. , Juno 20. Errors and a few timely hits nave the New Yorkers the game today. Score : Ilalttmoro 0 0 0 2 a 0 0 0 0 5 Now York rl-.S 010021 * 7 Hits : Daltlmoro. 8 : New York. 10. Errora : llaltlinoro , U ; Now York. 1. K-irncd runs : Haltlmnrc. a ; Now York , : L Uattorlcs : UobU uud Uunson ; Crunu und Heavy Stick Work Wins. Li'iiiA , Pa. , Juno 20. Philadelphia won today by heavy batting. Score : llroolilyn 0 01023000 0 I'biludelplila ' 2 oaSOlOO * 0 Hits : llroolM ! , 1.1 : Philadelphia. . Krrors : IinxiUlyn , 1 : riilladuiphla , 1. Kurncd runi : llroolilyn. 4 : I'hlladulphla. " > . IliitturlcM : Hart und Klnulow ; Wuyliln , ' and Cloinentii. Kiiniiulx Unitcr rfrlTor. ST. LOUIK. Mo. , Juno 20. The Browns do- foaud thu Loulsvlllos baudily touay. Score : St. Louis 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 U boulivlllo. . . , 0 10000002-3 lilts : St. LonlH , 15 ; lyoiilsvlllo. 4. Kirorj : St. Loiild. 0 ; I.ouUvlllo , 0. Hunifd runs : Bt. Louis , 4. llattorlus : Iltoltonstoln nnd llnuk- loy ; Muukln , Urlm mid Uonau. Too Mnidi Coiivuiitlon III Totvn , CIIIOAOO , 111. , June 20. ' The Ohicagos put up u miserable gatftogt the llnlsh am1. Cin cinnati won In a caii'tor.Scoro : Chicago , iO fl'O 2 0 t"0 ' 0 1 4 Cincinnati 0 U 0 2 0 0 , 0 5 7 lilts. : Chlciiso.lO,01iiolnatl. : 0. Errors : Chi cago. 4 ; Clnolnnatl-,4.vi Kurnod ruint : ( Jhlra o. Ii Cincinnati , L.-s-iUiittorios : Luby and hlirlvur ; Mullaiio cndLMurphy. Not u iifltflfi , Duy , Ultlior. BOSTONMa8s.4 ' o20. Ooston Won both games today. Scbi'a : ] lo"ton ) . . , . -V.d'J a- > ° 31020 1 U Wnshlnvtou . . * ) 0-IJ Hits : llimton. 1lt''Wiishliiton ' ! , 0. Krru : lloston. \VH8hln ; 1 < ih , 0. Kirnod riuu : Hus ton , U ; WnhhlntftolT.'il.l Ilaltuilus : Nichols and Koily ; UiistrlRht , Ml | l anil Mugulru. Second gatno ; 13 I I Ins ton .ill d 10004000 n Washington ) i1 UOOOOOOO 4 Hits : ] lo3ton , IKj XVaflilngton. 0. Errorn : liO4ton,5 : Wushli&ttfi , 2. Kirnedrnns : Hus ton , It Washington , * 1. Ilattorlea : Olarksuu uud lleunott : Oustrrciit anil K 1.1A < i tix frvinont Irop OlnJj oft tlio Orciinliutlon on Account 4it-W cr < > tur > ' Itoliror. FituMONT , Nob. , Juno SO. fSpacia ! Tnlo- gram toTilK BKE. ] ' Tbo Fremont base ball team dropped out of tbo State Icuguo today for reasons stated It the following loiter ; 1'iiKMONT. NuU , Juno 20. II , Ilrowcr , 1'rcs- Idont Nebraska , ntuto Jjuu.'iio , llnslliiiis. Nob. : Dour Blr Wo uro rullubly Informud that tbo secretary of the Nebraska Htulu luuuno Is also uctlnz an inuiiiuurof unu of the clubs bolotiKliiK tu thu luuituu , und Is pUiylnK In thu position of siorutup In his uluu In IUH IIU Kamus. An Iho nocrulary ( if thu league hn conernl ehurionnd ; control of ull loncuo uinplrus. this voiialtlnii of thliiKH is inunl- fe tly unfair. An wo find 110 roipudy for th s In thu cotmtllutlmi of > the loufiiu , or any laws or restitutions of which wu huvu liot-n In formud. woU aru to' siirreudurour ohnrtor us a miimltr of thu lou iii' . Ynu will thuro- furu taUu iiotleu that after ihls ( Into HO do not consider ourselves bound by thocmistllu- tlou nor any lit the bylaw * or roKUlatlom of thu IUUKUU. Hy order of thu bonrd of direc tor * of the l < 'rauion > ll.iso Hall usJoolutlon. lirucK K. SillTii , President. GXOIIUK A , HICKOK , Kcrrolary. U U underslood that today's c"mo It to ta the last that Plultatnouth will appear tn ai Inaguo team , fthil tholr reasons are supposed to bo tno sanio ns Fremont's , KEAIISKT , Neb. , Juno 20. ISpoctal Tolo- Rratn to-TllK BRR.J Hitting thu ball nnd Oaring base tunning on Iho part of the homo team gave them n victory over llaitings today. The game was uninteresting bocnuso Krnvnoy took the load and Itopt It , Thn foa- turcs were the ulaylng of Purcell at short nnd Fowler1 at second for Iho homo loam. Kenrnoy hns struck n winning gait nnd the fans say she will keep IU Hcoroi Kearney , . 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 G lliistltui . OOOU1000 I It llnttorluii Kctirnny , CAslnnu and 1'ours HrxMlnns Finch and Jlcl'arland. Him : Kunr- ncy , U : Iliistlimi. 4. Earned runit Kearney , 2. Siiurlfleo lilUi Kearney , : ! ; liaitlnict , l. Dnnblo plnys : I'lircollto Hheolmn. Ilitsos on hivllst DITCnstono , 4 | l'lnoh , < l. tDlon limos : Kn.ir- noy. H | HastltiKs. 4. truek out : Custono. 4 ; I'lncli , \ I'assod balls ! I'oar , 2i MoKnrland , Ii \Vlld pitch ! I'lnuli. Errors : Kuarnoy , " > l lliistlnen , ' . Time : Ono hour and titty inln- ules. Umplro : Fiilmor. Ijo t Their Own < l nic , Sir. unit Mm , lllulno unit Family Arrive In UiiKuno , 111. , Juno T20. - Ex-Secretary Blalno , Mra. Blalno and daughter arrlvod in Chicago this ovonlng to attend the funeral of Kniinons Blalno. Tbo1 party was mot at the depot by Cyrus H. McCor.nick , jr. , brother of'Mrs. Kmmons.Blaiuo , nnd Jnmos a. Blalno , Jr. The latter had nrrlvod iu Chicago cage but an hour previously , and nt , once set out to meet his father , mother arid sister. On seeing his son tbo ox-sccrotary grasped his hand with niToctionvnnd for a moment his face showed evidences of deep anguish. Tbo family was then driven . rapidly to the McCortnicK rosldunco. Tboro lor n short time fatbo1' , mother , brother and sister were loft alone. An hour nftor arriving Mr. and Mrs. Bluino retired to gain a few hours much naaacd rojt , "Mr. Blalnfl , " said Cyrus McCormlck , "as well as Mrs. Blatno and her daughter , stood the fatigue of their long Journey remark ably well. Mr. Blainowas fcollng'unusually well , so far as tils boiilly health is concerned. Of course , none can ostunulu Iho shock and anguish tbo sudden death of his son has caused him. The wonder is tbat the man is able to boar up at nil. And thai ho has done so is another ovldenco of Ins remarkable - able spirit und Indomitable COUIMKO. " The funeral takes place at 2:30 : tomorrow to Uracoland cemetery. Dr. Blruey's Catarrh Powder for tonsll- llls. For sale by nil druggists. 50 conts. Arrestoil for Tlie.lt unit Profanity. Mat Carroll , Ab McClure and Ooorgo Ferry ot Cuming street notoriety have demonstrated that all Is fish which comes to tnelr not. The other day they visited Oluf Bang's drug store and while the drucgisl was compounding a prescription of which .tho sole ingredient was alcohol , they cap tured . perfumery case and Sit ) worth ot per- Itnnory , n feat regarded as a ghastly Joke by these who know the gentlemen. James Griflln was assessed $5 and costs for using loud anu profuno language at Hanscom park , and future olTondors of alike uaaracter are promised inoro heroic remedies. Dr. Blrnoy's Catarrh 1'owdor for cold in head. i''or sale by all druggists. 50 conts. \\'ll | Deliver Thorn Ovor. CUETBXSIVyo. : . , Juno 20. [ Special Tele gram to THE Bic.J : Major Ilsloy , in com mand of the Ninth cavalry at Suggs , will deliver liver ever to the civil authorities of Sheri dan county the men who made such an up- provoktd atlacu upon tbo citizens of Suggs. There are forty-four men included in the list. , Tlio ox position is open from 10 a m. until 10:30 : p. in. Admission , ! 25c. KKirS OF Domestic. President Hiirrlsnn luis been presented with the Kavol used by Govurnor AIoKlnloy at thu Minneapolis con volition. Thu four Italians reported to bavo been lynched at I.edro , Wash. , are now said tu l.avu been killed by 11 landslide. Jake and Georso GoodwiilHs and Kd Itocrdo- innker , boys iindnr 14 years , were drownei while bathing , at ltowlln Groun , K'/ . Kmll Wel.M sliot mid killed Miss Maude Duller nf 1'IUsbiirK , I'.i. , and then killed lilm- si-lf. Wulxt w.it n innrrlcd mini and com- inlttcd the deed because the young womat would not look with favor upon him. Foreign. The Greek cabinet lias rcslRnod. The Hritlsli I'arllanuMit will bo dissolved Ualfuur Hiatus , on .Iuno2.s. 'I'lio Idn nnd iiuuoii of Italy have arrlvei at Dorlln. They wuro jclviin n cordial locup- tlon upon thulr arrival at the German capital The arrest of a I'arnellllo at Trolpo , Ire land , proi'lpliatnd n Hut , hi which many uco- plu wuro Injiiicd , nnd iniineioiis arrests nmdo I.o .Monde of Montreal has made iisilnnment nt thu ( loiiinnd nf the New CiiKlund I'apnr cntiiiiuny. Thu liabilities are llkoly to bo huavy. The engineer , flroniun. express mo sonzcr nnd u passenuur on tbu ( ir mil Trunk rail road , were killed In an nccMcnt near Huol- hurst , Canada. Thoc/nfof Hussla has bout bU sanction tea a iikasLpormlttliiK thu unconditional expor tation ol wheat , outs and barlny and oilier eatables excepting rye. Tbo ukase will bo liubllshud \Vednesdiiy. . Z ? " Pure Blood , Perfect Hejlth. " Eczema. Symptoms. An eruption of mlniiti round pimples about the flte of a phi lit.id , fillet ) with n colorless HuiJ , and ' in vcurf. Tltis js.jt skin disease caused by impure blood and a gen erally der.uiged condition of the system. It yields quickly to the cleansing , puiifying , and regulating effect of ' Kickapoo Indian Sagwa the greatest known blood puri fier nnd alterative. A simple remedy of Nature , prepared from roots , herbs , nnd barks , $1.00 it bottle. Kickapoo Indian Salve ' the greatest liealer known. sccnf . EARLYCOSSDMPTIOH. Curnliln Dl i < iio If 1'roiorly Treated U < .Mngglo Itnrnrtt Pound Help Alter llfliiR ( ll\on tfp hj * nvcrnl Lending I'lijnlcluin-Hnrcliit MuthmU Cnro \\horo tlio Olil , Hoiillno Vriir- th-oljttorlr fTlio Importnnt tlilnn In rn c nboro ci\t rtlinl roiiblocnii'rs H s of ! lp li nnd RtrouRtti nml Ilio ) nllPnt lin coiKiinmtlTo lonilonclo < H to plncathat mllcntnlonro unilor Inflacaco * Unit wllttcstoro ho di > rc > ctl o nutrition. Tlio rowon. tlml no mnny > cuplo Old of ronaumptlnii , whkli kills nn miinjr , l lint tlin nnrnlnit ulitn nronot livcdc < t > I'ooplonra not iinirlcntly Informoii on lliM siihlcct or l o < lo 101 alto lieoil to the InrotmMlon thor Imvo niut nllow tlio rntnrrh to rxtrnil Until It In tnp Intn. Tno-tlilnli ( if thodcntlu from Innu tronblo tnlitht ia nvoldcil If tha cntnrrtiAl condition * irlilrli lend to t were treated nnd cured.J Miss Mngglo Lliirnotl , ot Rod Oixl : , town , hns boon unilor Drs. Copolntiil nnd 3hopi\rd's treatment for cntnrrh und lunp dlsoasn for sovonvl woolcBi She muUcs the following atntumont of her cnsot nuiisirrr. ) ' I cannot roniptnbor when I was not weak amlHlokly. Kroin n child my health was vt-rv poor.no that 1 could so to school but , u little while at u time , It was thought I bud Inher ited consumption. " .My llrstsyinptoms were huvrkliiK nnd'snlt- tlnuof unions from the tliro.it und ncuc. Sore ness of the oliest and lunan nnd a Hllght con ill. Mv stomach wns very weak and npuotltc poor. I was very weak hud short ot breath , and slight exertion utterly exhausted tno. "Later on , I began to have chills and fever , with night sweats. With thcso uiiino lost of flo h. a pale nnd unhealthy color of the skin , and AI.I , TIIKHVMI'TOMS OK A V7.CI.INK. "I xvas placed under t lie oaro of the lending plivsloliin of our city , who. nftor treating ma ii while , plainly told mo that ho could not help inn im T hud Inherited onlituniplloii. An other pliys'elan ' of oqii'il roput itlon toM mo thu same. It was lndecd < u Bloomy ontloo.t. . "By the advlci ) of n frlond nhu had lior.snlf rocolvoil help frnm Irs. ) ( inuulaml and Hhnii- nnl. I begun their system of treatment. The results have boon biirprlslng. My npnotltu and strength have returned , fain dallvfciM- Ing bettor. I gained nine pounds during the llrst in until. In sliott 1 know I um rapidly netting well , for all , tho-u dlsticsslng Hlgim nf consuinptlon. whleli .so loni ; worried me. uro Diitlioly dlsiippuarlne. 1 bavo found unlnr.lird forald In the hooiilat troatniontof Drs. Copo- iand and Miopird. " $5 A MONTH. CATAUKH THKATKHATTIIK UN'IKORM UATK OK J A MONTU-MKUKUNRd KUK- NiHiiri : > KKKI : . KOK ALL OTIIKU DIS- KASHS Tim HATES Wlfjli HE LOW AND UNirOKMAN'l ) In PIlOl'OHTION TO TUP AOTUAIj WIIOLKSAhB COST OV MKDI- OINKSKK.QUlUni ) . Copcland idical Institute UOOMS an AND yis , New York Life Building. OMAHA , NKU. w. ii. coi'KTjAND , . n. ( J. H. SlIKl'AliD , M. I J. Coiuultliu 1'hyHlulans , t > l'KVl.ll.-fll' : * : Catirrh. Asthiiia. Hronchl- Us , Nervous Dlsoasi1 * , H'ooil' Diseases , Khtui- inallsin , Cniisiimntlun. anil all i-hrmilo iiirro- tlons of the Thro it , Littles , Htonuu'li , Llvur und Ivldnoy'a. Olllco hoiirt : fl to II a in. . 2 to . " > n-m. . " to 5 p.m. Sunday. M .in. to 1 | ) .ni. - Ualarrh tMiiblos mill klniirccl illsoasm troiitcil 8iiccossfnlly by mall. Sontl 4u In stamps for question circular * . Address all letters "to ' . 'onolaml Mollcal : Institute , Now York I.lfo llnlUlIns , Omaha , Nub. MANHOOD RESTORED. "OAWATIVO , " tlit Wonderful Hiuululi Itrmcdy , 13 f > oldwllh a Written Guarantee to cure ull NOITOIIH Ills- rasm. such 03 Weak Memory , Ixi-a nf Ilialn 1'owor , Ileatlachc. Walcof tdnciM , Lost Ainu Iiood , Ncrvomnt w , iJis- dltuue , all drains aim Before & After Uso. lost ot power of tba Photograpucd from life. Ociicratlvo Omans In jn- ii cltlicr ecx , cau-rd by OTfr-ejoitlon. joiitbrul ImllrcrelloiH.oi tlip rttiinlT ajonfuiliaao. opium , nr stliniil mH. wlilili idlnimtely bail ID Inlliiiilty , Uiiuuiiiptlnii nnit liinmlly. I'ul [ in Inciiiivpideiitrnriii t airrv In tbc \ t pmkit. 1'ilto | l a pncknco. or G for S5. \ Vllhcry ? 1 inlrr < Kite a wrlttan nimrantoo to euro or refund the moiioy. sent lo mall to imv iwMrcsa. Uliuilur ner In plain envelope. Ilvntlon lldipnirr. An.Mcss , MADRID CHEMICAL CO. , liianch omce foi u. s t 338 Deailmrn Ptrcct. C'HIOAOO. 11,1. fOIl SALE IN OMAHA. NED. , DT Ruhr & Co. . Co.r 15th & Dauelu 6ts. < .A. Fuller & Co. . Cor 14th & Policing Sto. A Written Guarantee to Cure Kvory Case or Money Refunded. Our cure i > pcrmanoat nd not patchl.w np. Casai treated seven years no bare nerer § eon lymptora loco. Ilydoscrlblnit catu fully wa CAK tra&t yea by matl , nd wo KlTO the aamo strong guarantea to cars or refund all monuy. The o who prefer to como bora fortrcalmentpando oBDl wo will p y r llro ilfara both way * tail hotel bill * while bora. If wo fall to cure W challennotho worhl Torn ca tbat our Mnzlo llomcdy will not euro , wrlto for partloulars nnd vet th Tldence. In our > QTon yean practlco with the Mnslo Heine Iy U lm been most dinicult to ovurcomo the prnjmllff aKalnat > ocallud Bpuclllci. Hut under oiiretrcmH Euornntoo tboiiiandi nre trying Hand bo IHK cured. Woerarantoe to euro or refund every dollarand as we have a reputation toprotect , also financial backlnir of KXlflJOIt l > perfootlr iafa to all whowlli try the treatment , Hcrotoforo you have puulnuupandpaylimoutyoiit money for dllTuront treatment ! , and although you lira not yet curul no ono liu paid baclc your'monoVo will po lll ely cure you , Old.cbronle , dcopioalol cams curetVInd ) to'Jldays. lnvo < tl < .itaour llninclul ftandlni , our rcputollon osbuslnoi raon. Wrlto u fornamei anJ nddrciiosof thoao wolmra ourod wlio bare given permission to refer to tbara. It roiU you only post- eelodo thli. If your lymptorat are ere throat , niucoui patctirs In mouth , rheumntlim In bonoi and JolnH.halr fullInK out , eruptions on any part of the Lotlr , feeling of Konornl dcprouloD , pnlnt In btalor bcnci. You bavo no time to waste. Taoie who are conttantly tAktni mercuir unJ polasa , , should dlf contniuolt. Constant u of tboso druKt.wllI euroly tiring Dares and catlnz utoora In tba cotf. Uou'l fall to write. All corropondonce > eat icale < l In plain en velope. WaJnrHu Ibeinoit rlull InveillKatlqu aud will do all In our poworto all you In It. Addre , COOK RF.MKPY CO. . - Omnhn. Neb n .an. . - i - n y . . ' wrvnvwu Tooth-Food- This medicine for babies prevents am cures pains of teething and icsultinj diseases , not by putting children to slccj with an opiate , for it contains no hannfti drugs , but by supplying the teeth-fonniii } ingredients which arc lacking in mos mothers' milk and all artificial foods It is sweet and babies like it. gi.oo a bottle , at all druggists. Send for pam phlet , "Teething Made Easy. " THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO. , CINCINNATI , O A a. t u a SM iNT a. Farnam St , Thaatra LAST WEEK. DODD OPERA CO. , IN .MiUliicoVpdno dny and Paturdiiy WONDERLAND ; ; Wool * Com mcnclnn. ) uno aitli. L1IJOU Ol l3HA 00 20 SSSKw. 20 S. 20 IrsthMtuf wcok , ' ' .MIKADO. " I-Tthnlfof wpok , "AlASCOTr STItONII CAST. Al.ljHTAIlS. Ono Dlnm Id All. Scat' , S nn I t J Conta Coliseum Building. Open from 10 a. in. until 10:30 : p. m. ADMISSION 2 , CKNTS. Au iirmy of faotory employes unrrv on the nctiml work of miinnfaiHurlnn tiiiiny dllToront Incs of iooda Iu llio prcsonco of the visitors. IlIB SHORTESr LINK TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago , Milwaukca &SL Paul R'y , as represented on this map. ? CEDAR RAPID * | DKSMOimiS I lilectric Lighted , Steam , Heat ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. in. , ar riving at Chicago at 9145 a. m. City Ticket Oflice : 1501 Far- nani St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent : C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent. DR. C. GEE . . WO Thooiily lo illr uri'liiiitol Clilnoso phyilclai KlKht yu.tra' xtuily Tin yu.ui pnictiral uxpdl'- cnce with nil known dl L'Hivi Troati mifcustrnllr nil > lironlo ua 34 IITUII up by ntbor ductora Oult nnd sou blm nr wrlto for quoatlon blank Do not think your caiohopjlois Imcius. ) your doctor lalH yon no , but try tbo ( ylilno > to doctor > \ttli bl no\v ni I \TniiilorfnI ruitiiMllpH. tiiidri'UuUo mm bottoms mid a pDriininmitciiro- it otbor doctor ) cinnot Klvj. llorbi IlcioK anil I'lunti-n.itnro's romudluiliH inedlclntM , The worlil his wltnon. Uno tlioiM-xn I tc-i > tliiiiiiiUlHlii thrxn yoin' prnutloti .No liijnrlou- drcocllont , no Jiarcntlcf , no poison. national truitmontann pcrumnent enri' , Kollonrlng rnscs nuC3Hfully trJatotl and euro 1 , Rlrun up by otbor ( lectors : Tlior. roiiKhlln. 4IU Hnrnoy ( ttroot , elirijnlGTlioii- mntlHinliyanrs. Uldnoy and liver troublui. Thon. Culvcrl. I'Jlb nnd 1'nrn im Htivoti , Konnrnl debility , In llxu.itlon , lo4 alronutli nnd vllalliy. 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U. a DEPOSITOROMAMN3 _ ( iijItal ) . $100,031 Surplut . , JLllli . ( ) , ) ) J OIHcer aniJ Dlroct3r Henry W , Yatoi.prnl 1 1 \ \ It. ( XUiublntf. vIoaproiUniH. (1 8. il urlo . W. V Hlor u , Johns. Colllu , J. M. | L I'ilrloi. L.J .I A llvod. Caiblur. Tl-ILli IRON BANK.
