THK OMAHA DAILY IH5I ? JULY 8 , 18J)2. )
CAPTURED A HORSE THIEF
tobn Wyntt Robbed His Employer 8iid
Skipped to Iowa.
LOCATED BY LINCOLN OFFICIALS
\
Hnrrowril County Commissioner U'cl-
cott'x HOMO nnd ror cit to Ki-larn
the Anlinnl Nchnulm Stnto
I'ulr
' LivcotA , Nob. , July 7. [ Special to TUB
Dm : . ] Deputy Sheriff Dillon started thh
ftornoon for Shlno , la. , with a warrant
lor 'ho arrest of John Wyatt , who Is wanted
In thU county for horse stealing. Wvatt is
a man nnout l."i years of ngo nnd two months
go obtained employment at the farm of
County Commissioner Woscott , near this
city. Ho won a fatthlul employe and l > Is em
ployer nlacod every confidence In him. On
tliu morning of July 4 ho was allowed to Ulto
n lior-o and cart to como tn Lincoln. Ho
placed the horse In McFnddon's barn nnd at
< 5 o'clock In the evening took it away. Noth
ing moro was sron of him. The cnso was
Dlaceil In the hands of Ueiinty Sheriff Hoag-
Innd who. by the aid of tlio telegraph , soon
located his man. He had eono us far east as
Sldm'V .whert ho was arroatcd. Ho confeisod
to stenlitiif the hoi so nnd offered to return to
Lincoln without the formality of a requisi
tion.
Dnsrrtiul HIT ll.iliy.
Some mother deserted her infant child In
this city this rnorn-.nc. The llttlo ono was
found nth o'clock l\Ing on the stone steps of
thn Convnnt of the Holy Child Jo iis at
Fourtocnih nnd M stieets. The babe was
apparently hut about ) days old and was
lmpl > wrapped up in n number ot rags.
Around Us head was bound n handkerchief
with the wonts "Homeinhor Mo" embroid
ered in ono corner. Ton police authorities
took possession of It and later ia the day u
liind beurtud woman nnini'tl Mrs. Mary Me-
Jrliihon , living nt I (10 ( Northaldo avenue , teen
it to her homo nnd agreed to adopt It. The
pollen were unable to llnd any oluo to the
parentage of the child.
Sliitfi I'iilr Muttora.
The hoard of managers of the Nebraska
Bluto Pair association held a meeting In this
rlty last evening to nuke proliminnry
Arrangements for attractions outside of the
yegul ir exhibits. It was decided to designate
Tuesday , SoptomburU , as the people's mde-
peiidnnt'lay , Wednesday us rupuoilcan day ,
i'hur-day ns democratic dny nnd Fridiiy as
prohibition il-iy. Prosulei.t Jensen was M-
quostud tocorri'spoiid with the national com
niiitees of the four parties to secure speaucrs
af nr.tlounl ruputjtion. Tuesday , September
0. will also bo plvi-n u to the cluldrnn and
the following Frldnv to the old soldiers , so
that these davs will have douolo attractions.
The president was aulliorizod to clo"n . con
tract witn the State Band association. Under
this contract thirty of the best bands in the
Btiiu- will bo united , mailing a band of about
400 pieces under one director. This will he
ono of the creates ! lUtnctions of the exposi
tion It vuis also decided to secure tne cele
brated company ofouavcs from independ
ence. Mo. , fur exhibition nrills. Another
mooting of the board will bo held on July 'Jl.
HIT llusli.inil AliUhril HIT.
Ellen F. Arnold filed a petition for a
divorce from her husband , August , in dis
trict court this morning. She nlloues that
sbo wns married at Brooltljn , JN Y. , Juno
'
20 , 1SS3 , and that within' live weeks from
that date her husband began a system of
persecution that has been keoi up continu
ally. As a result of his cruoltv she is per
manently disabled and crippled ny paralvsis.
On ono occasion no locked her in a room and
frightened her by nsseiting that ho wns
going for a revolver with which to kill her.
She recites numerous acts of cruelty and
nslts for divorce and alimony , claiming that
bv icnson of her husband's cruel treatment
ftin is physically unable to icnko her own
Jlvlnp.
Lincoln In Ml lot.
The regular wnoklv meeting of the Young
Men's Hopublicnn clubs was hold nt romib-
llcan headquarters this ovcnint ; . . Frank W.
Collins delivered the aadross.
AloMindor St. Julian , proprietor of the St.
Julian hotel , who was arrested the ether dnv
on the clinrso of obtaining $ ! . " > worth of coal
on fnlso pu'tonses , was discharged by Judge
Brown tuday. The case was settled outside
of court.
Lincoln's now cob pipe factory will start
tin onrlv next week , t'lviug employment to
thirty men.
Seven young men , or rather bovs , were
brought before Judge Waters this morning.
They were found in an old building at the
lornrr of Seventh nnd ( J streets , and had oo-
como intoxicated. They were given a lecture
'and dismissed.
A cablegram was received In Lincoln this
afternoon announcing the safe arrival this
morning nt Southamuton , England , of Hon.
C. M. Latnbertson and J , D. Facfarland.
k
r.\ui..s CASH rii.ij IJ.VIITTIII > .
Js'o Vitlillnt ltnpnrt il Vnatunliiy us Wns
Aiitlripatnil I'lst'it Motion Ovi'r/nlitil.
U \sriMi4 , Nob. , July 7. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Bur. . ] It was expected that
tha jury In the Paul ombc lnmunt caio
would have agreed upon u verdict by this
morning , but it seemed that seventeen hours
of deliberation had not brought about a cou-
clmlon.
Wliilo waiting , the motion for n bill of
particulars made by Emanuel Fist's at-
tornevs was taken up and argued. Th'j
dofunse , in support of tlio motion , urcod
that ttio information charging FUt
with having embezzled mid aided
In embezzling f.'i,00u ) was not spccilio
enouh to allow Mr. Fist to
Intuliisently prop ire a dofonso. The state
latnrtcu that u motion for a bill of particu
lars in n cilininal case was not recognized by
'ho state law.
The argument was continued all morning
nnd in the nftornooii. Tliu motion was over
ruled bv the piuslding judge.
At ! 1 o'clocic the Pant jurv was still out
niul tin iiiijournmont was taken by the court.
At 11 o'clock tlio jurv had not nrrl"od nt u
verdict and seemingly wns as far as over
from concluding its labors A disagreement
or u compromise verdict as to tliu amount of
the ombez/lomt'iit is ptoillcted , nnd although
many rumors are iilloat as to the status of
the jury , all are but conjectures.
I'riitucllng Cat tin IiilcrcxU.
Hi IIMIN , Nob. , July - . [ Special to THE
Dun. | The cnttlomun of this county nro
mostly of n wealthy clas ° and tlio Immediate
country surioundlng Herman 1s particularly
ropiosented by i-attio feeders and dealers
wno have largo farms and plenty of mousy.
3'heso mui , In conjunction with Hurt county
fiH'ders. have for some timu felt that certain
riillioail facilities and courtoiles could bo
made moro millsfaclory. Herman alone ships
morn stock than any otlun1 town on the toad.
For Hi LI pui'pomot maUingan ullort to socuio
bolter railroad accommodations and othur-
wUu bcnpllting thuir condition the C-Uilonien
of Washington and Butt counties will meet
In Castle hall , Herman , July SO , to perfect
an ortranutttiuii for active work In this direc
tion.
Mmti'iiri'il a Voiitlilul Thliif.
lU-riNii" , Neb , July 7.-fspocli ! Tolo-
Brom to TUB Bun. f Homer Hobblns ,
young horse thief , was today sentenced to
OIIK year In the pi-nltontiary by Judge Boll.
Kobblns , on account of Ills youth , was slvpn
the lightest penalty nf the law , ana although
lili attorney imulo a strong effort to have tilm
sent to the reform school , It wns admitted
that ho was a few month * older than the
statutory limit at the tlma the crima was
committed. A pica of guilty \nisontured.
llrmiii Count ) Ciiii ,
Juiiv-row.v , Nob. , Juh 7.- [ Special to TUB
IJr.i.jTho crops In Brown county nro not
giving their u ual promise. TJao small Brain
docs not look vigorous uud will not , under
fcn.v circnmstancos no.v , equal the imigulfl.
oonl yield of last year. Corn is small u u
Koni'Ml thing , but huilttiy in color , and with
tlmolv showori and u Ute fail will make an
overau'o crop.
Mini i1 | ( , Union Puclllr ,
Fitrvio.vr , Nub. , Juli 7. [ Special to TUB
llKiiJ-Joioph and Thomai McClonuiBhau
liuvo ouch jiut U-gun nuts In the district
court of Dodjro county for dauiugen
the Union Paclfla rnllwny for having boon
forcibly ejected from a train. The plaintiffs
are brothers , ono about 14 yoirs old and the
ether 13. Thn younger bought a half-faro
ticket nml the conductor refused to nonor It.
A disDUto ensued In which , It Is nllopoil , the
conductor hit the older ono on tbo head with
ilira sbovol before ejecting both from the
train. 1 hey Hvo at Valley nnd bring suit for
* IIW damages each. They nro sons of
Thomas McClonnlgtian , who has been lu-
volvod In litigation with the company for
years on account of damages sustained by
the building of the Plitto brldcro a > , Valley.
Nrlinnlcl ( I. A. It. Urmiliili ,
Gtuxu ISLAND , Neb. , July 7 , [ Special to
Tin ; BICE , ] Tbo fourteenth annual reunion
of the Grand Aimy of the Republic , dopirt-
mont of Nobrajka , will ba hold at Camp
Sheridan , Grand Island , beginning Monday ,
August 29 , nnd closing Saturday , Sontombur
U , IS'JJ. ' All old soldlorj , Sons ot Veterans ,
Daughters of Veterans , motnbors of the
Woman's Hollof Corps and their friends uro
most cordially Invited to attend , and nro
assured a royal good timo. It Is the Inten
tion of the committees , acting upon the re
quest of the department encampment , to
make It moro distinctively a veterans' re
union than any of Its predecessors , utTordint
more ample opportunity for renewing old
acquaintances and talking over old times ,
and ttio program has been arranged with
that onu In view.
A now feature hm boon added In the way
of balloon ascension and parachuta exhibi
tion. Another entertaining spectacle and
now feature will bo exhibition drills by n
llambeau club , with llroworks , organized for
this express occasion. Additional features
will bo added as arrangements can bo per
fected , and will be announced In supplemen
tal program. Special olTort Is being made by
the committed to enlist the services and
secure the attendance of a numoer of the
most entertaining speakers of the state and
nation to add zest lo the camp tires. The
camp will occupy the samoboautlful crounds
occupied by Camn Sherman 1 ist year , and
there will bo an abundant supply of wood ,
straw and water , and ample tent accommo
dations , all free. Seating accommodation *
will also bo provld d around spoaitors'
stands , nnd every care taken to" provide for
all rcasonnolo wants of visiting veterans nnd
friends.
A half rate has been secured on all rail
roads from all points In Nebraska , and a
limited number of uniformed bauds will bo
furnished fti-o transportation upon nppllca-
tinn to the chairman of the reunion com
mittee. Notning will bo loft undonu to make
this the grandest and most satisfactory reunion -
union over held In tlio stite.
All nro most eoidinlly invited to como , and
all who como are assured a glorious good
time Applications for quarters should bo
made to Henry Harrison , quartermaster ,
Grand Island. Applications for bootn privi
lege * should bo made to S. \Volbach , secretary -
rotary ot reunion company , Grniid Island.
I'iru at Itt i'\\ nt IT.
BHRWSTI'.U , Nob. , July 7. [ Special to Tun
Br.i : . ] About 8UO : vcjtonluv morning the
old International bank building was discov
ered on fire. A strongsouth wind was blowIng -
Ing at the time , and although 100 willing men
were on the grounds In a few minutes noth
ing could bo saved from the ilames. In a few
minutes the Itowoll bnrdwaro store was on
lire , but in the meantime overvthiiii ; had
been carried from this building. It was only
by hard and diligent worn thattno Browstor
block was saved , as tbo wind wits driving
the ( lames directly ever the building. The
loss is § 1,000 , insurance 3700.
KntiTtuliii'il liy Indians.
BUTTI : , Nob. , July 7. fSpucial to THE
BI.E. | The Fourth of July celebration
commenced in Butte Sunday morning and
ended Tuesday evening. Fully 3,500 people
were present and it was the general opinion
that the celebration was the grandest over
held in the northwest. Swift Bear and his
band ot Indians were here , also n crowd of
Ynnktons and Lower Brulos and delighted
the people with dances , races , etc. A great
feature was the stage conch robbery by In
dians and rofecuo bv cowboys.
llurnmn's 31 jMti'rloim DNiippririinop.
HnitMtv , Nob. , July 7. [ Spoci.il to TUG
BUK. ] A young man named Brudovall , I'J
years old , ioft the homo of George W. Hose
ol this place several days ago In his bare feet
nnd without hat , nnd has not been heard of
sinco. It is feared that ho has wandered
into some lonely place and died. Diligent
search has been made , but without avail.
Today a large search partv is out , and t no
country will bo thoroughly looked ovor. It
is thought ho has become deranged.
Indian ln > * Omt srlioitl.
GJuvov , Nob. , July 7. [ Special .Tolceram
to Tin : Bisi.J : Three Apache Indian bovs
ran im.iy from the Indian school Monday
oveninir. The same night Charles S.
Wright's handsome black pony disappeated
nnd It is thought the boys tolo the animal.
Wright offers ? 100 reward for the capture of
the thieves and pony. The Indians belong to
Arl/onn and will no doubt go southwest from
hero. Superintendent Backus is hunting for
the boys. '
rliihliiijii Itmmii.iy Hoy.
Nnmu KA CITV , Nob. , July 7. [ Special
Telegram to Tin ; BBE.J Thomas Mitchell
of Plattsmouth was in the city last evening
looking for his ll-yoar-old son who ran away
from homo three weeks ago. Mr. Mitchell
loarneil that his son loft tliu city the day bo-
foiohisairlv.il. bound for Clarlnda , and he
left ImniPitlatoly for that pluca. A partieu -
larly sad feature in the case Is the fact that
the boy's mother Is now on her death bed.
Oiiliiii-llKiinitliy.
FUEMONT , Neb , July 7. [ Special to Tin :
BrK.l The marriairo of Tnad H Qulnn to
Miss Mamo Diinnohy took plnco thU evening
at 7 o'clock nt the Catholic ohuich. It was
largely attended by the frli'nds or tto voung
conplo and , with thu reception which fol
lowed , wns ono of the most brilliant cvonts
of the summer so > son , Mr. Qulnn is ono ot
the leading merchants of tlio city and his
bride is a talented > oung Boston lady.
Small I lie at Illnii Illll ,
Bun : HIM. , Neb , July -Special [ to TUB
B > ; n. ] Fire broke out between F. P.
Stcoin's photograph gallery and the building
formerly occupied by W. O. Diimnnck & Co.
Implement dealers. The gallery was burned
to the ground and the two-story front of the
Dlmmock building Is a wreck. The roar
shod was saved.
l.osl Ills H.iilil.
OAKDU.R , Nob. , July 7. [ Special Telegram
to Tins Bii.j : Today whllo Walter Faverty ,
u boy of 10 , was playing about the grounds
used for ilroworks on the Fourth , ho picked
up some explosive , touched n match to it ,
and theiuby lost his hand , which hud to bu
amputated at the wrist.
' 1 liri'iitKiilni , ' thn Ilrlil c ,
NIWUKV : CITV , Nub. , July 7. [ Special
Telegram to Tun BEU. ] The nvor still onn-
llnucs lo slowly rlao mid Is now out of its
banks in low places. Work U being pushed
at the bridge , but If the water continues to
rlso , It will have to ba discontinued.
'A Di'lltb Hull
, NOD. , July 7. [ Special to TUB
HKB.I John ( jlbbs of Tolramili dlod here to
day ol inll.inmtion of tha ijtouiuch.
Cotton llriil.fr * In Trniilili' .
Livnni'ooi. , July 7. Iitauo Cool & Sons ,
prnininont cotton brokers , liavu &uipondud
piiymont. A syndicate has been formed to
liiko iho 110,001) bales of cotton hold by thorn
ul Iho ruto of J.'i.OOO unlos dally.
The imhltitlus are oitltuuloit at $ J.TM.OM.
nnd the iidjut.4 tha bnmo. Tha linn is ono of
Ihu oldest In the trudo. The failure hus
created u Honsatian. The firm attribute * tno
fnlluro to thu nou-recoipt of money duo , and
may robuuir.
Mnt tii irinil ruto.
BiiiMixfiiUM , Aln. , July 7. A story of
outrnxo and lynching comoi trom Clay
county. Mrs. WilKlii , a widow , lu-oi in a
coUaco with her daughter Julia. Last night
Kd 1'ruthor sllnpj ; ! lit the bam and as-
snulted Miss Julia. Whoa Mrs. WllUln hoard
thu horrible story aho gave the alarm. In u
few hours a party of citizens had eauubt
1'iMthor , who went the uiuul way.
I li'il tilth tlm Itiuik'A Jloni.y.
NASHVII.I.I : , Tenn. . July 7. Loiter ( J-Jlo ,
teller , and Willlum H. Tumor , boolckcopor of
the City SuvliiK * hank , huvo tied from tha
city , Imvlnir tulu-n with thuui uboul f 10,000
of thobiiiiu'iinouuy.
AT CRETE'S CIIAUTAUQOA
Eleventh Annual Session of tha Inatitu-
* tion Formally Opened.
INTERESTING WORK FOR THE OCCASION
Kvorjrthlng ArriniEPil About HIP ( Jrouml *
for tlio Ciimlort nf tinVHItors I'ro-
gri > * H ut tlio Kraiiiunt nml
Ilr.itrioo Mooting * .
CIIBTR , Neb. , July 7. [ Spoclil to Tun
BEE. ] Tno eleventh annual session of the
Nebraska Chautauq'ia assembly , to bo held
at Crete July 0 lo It ! , boson Its exorcises last
ovonliiu under favorable auspices. For some
time past Superintendent Drake and his as
sistants on thn local commit too hnvo been
busily nt work putting the beautiful grounds
overlooKlng tlio Bluu into proper condition
for the summer mooting. Their arrange
ment Is now cjmplotcd , so that everything
presents a most attiactive appearance. The
buildings have boon ronovatod. Various
families owning cottages upon the grounds
have furnished them for the season nnd
moved into summer quartets , while avenues
of freshly erected tents afford spice for these
who wish to camp out nnd who nave no moro
substantial rnols to cover them.
Yet the tents provided nro such as to ex
clude many of the usual Inconveniences of
Held life. Many of thorn nro furnished with
lloors , equipped with beds of the most ap
proved fashion , as well ns bsini ; supplied
with such comforts as tables , rocking chairs
and hammocks. Tbcn , too , the camp
dweller * nro spared the efforts , otton de
manded , of cooking for themselves , Inasmuch
as the public dining hull is ready to meet the
wants of hungry mortals.
Tlio town ot Crete has only begun to pre-
ent a specially animated appearance by
reason of the wagons and carry-aiU wending
their way toward the usso.iibly grounds.
Thu roads loultig In that direction h < ivo
been put Into good condition and the pcoplo
ot Crete h.\vo sutiscribod to keen them well
sprinkled durlnar the entire mealing.
Dounr.iilons In tin ; City.
There are n few decorations in the sbapo
of Hags and bunting to bo socn along Main
street , llio survivals of Fourth of July , which
have been purnntted to remain in honor of tliu
present occasion.
The program arranged for the opening
evening was madointontlonally simple , being
designed merely to provide npnropriato ex
orcises for the inauguration of the session of
IVJ2. The auditorium was fairly well iillod
by 7:30 p. in. , ttio Hour appointed for the ad
dress ot the president , Hev. Willard Scott ot
Chicago. Dr. Scott is remembered by the
people of Omaha as the popular young dor-
( - yman who used to draw such crowds to the
bt. Marv's Avenue Congregational church ,
nnd who dtsippointoU so many admirals by
accepting a call to Chicago after a brief stay
in Omaha. The subject of his aldross was
"Tbo inlluoncoof thoCiiautauqualdea Upon
Individuals and Society. " Thougn greeted
with a burst of upplauso and shown marks of
uppiovnl by the audience during his speech ,
ho cut lus remarks oxtremolv short.
llo congratulated bis auditors on the past
success of the movement , nnd begged them
to continue their cooperation bv which
alone its continued success could bo assured.
Ho insisted upon the religious foundation of
the Chautnuqua idea , an idea which was
intended to bu the promoter of the .whole
man , and that to include the man worship
ping. Dr. Scott announced several changes
in the program as announced in the printed
circulars , the chief of which was that , the
Instruction in biblical literature by Prof.
Samuel Ivos Curtiss would continue but
four days , and then be followed by lectures
upon tne same subject by President Wil
liam H. Harper ot Chicago University.
President Harper is the authority in this
country upon the bible , and is expected to
prove quituan addition to the list of lec
turers.
The opening address wns followed by a
concert , in which Mrs. C. W. Lippincott ,
Mr. C. W. Hnymond , Mrs. Wilt Owen
Jones , nnd the Lanslnc theater orchestra
took part. The various numbers were well
received.
rri'mont'H Assembly.
FIIKMOVT , Nob. , July 7. [ Special to lnc
BEL. | The lecture by Mrs. Marion Todd
Tuesday afternoon was quits well attended.
Her subject was "Prohibition and the Labor
Problem. " She thinks that intotnperanco is
moro a result of the unjust labor laws than
a cajso of the people's condition. 1'ho lec
ture 03Hev. . Conrad Ilaney Tuesday evening
drew a largo crowd. He gave a description
of his visit to South America In such word
painting that ono coula almost see the sights
with him ns he lectured. Hia lecture was
full of wit and his wonderful oloquauco hold
the largo nudionco in cugor attention for
nearly two hours , except as they were inter
rupted by applause.
Dean Wright's 11 o'clocic lectures upon the
"Scientific Method of Bible Study" nro very
interesting and a great many uro enjoying
thorn. The dean bus his own .vay of suyintr
things and must bo heard to bo appreciated.
The work of tbo teachers is probably the
best attended bosioo the lectures. About l'J5
have niroady enrolled , and the wont is going
on nicely. Miss S. T. Corey bns charge of
llio classes for children and young people's
normal work. Stio has a special faculty for
interesting children. Prof. Torrons is giv
ing instructions upon the grounds and orcnn-
i/.ing n choral union. The Women's Chris
tian Tompcranco union work , in charge of
Miss M. A. Hitchcock , is prospering , and
many piomiucnt workers are expected to bo
present.
Hov. J. P. Giillls , D. D. . one of the cnrlv
Cliuulnuiiucns , Is to conduct the Cbautauqua
Litornrv and Si'iontlho Circle Hound Table
thla afternoon at 5. Now members are join
ing constantly and a largo circle is being
formed.
Ignatius Donnellv lectured yesterday after
noon upon the "Farmers' Hlghts. " Last
evening thorp was a grand concert by iho
Apollo club of Omaha.
This afternoon at H o'clock Leon H. Vin
cent lectured upon the subject , "George
Eliot. " This ovonintr n lecture by J. P.
Mills. D.D. , subject , ' 'Our Mania for Hush
ing Things , " attracted much attention.
At lirntrlci ! Toiluy.
BEiTincE. Nob. , July 7. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Br.B.j The principal nttractlon
lor tomorrow's session of the Beatrice
Chnulnuqua will bo an address In the after
noon by i.llshop Newman of Onitiha. To
morrow 1s niso Epworth league iluy.
1'ri'imrliiK tor tlm Trlnl ,
HUVI.IXS , Wyo. , July 7. [ Spsclal Tele
gram to TUB BEE. ] Dnvo Donovan , an ox-
Union Puclllc engineer , is in town
looking up people to testify at Laruniio
district court who will , upon oath , say the
Johnson countv invaders can uot an impartial
tiial in Albany county. Ho scorned uoll
supplied with inpnoy and claimed to bo
working in the interest of the proiccution.
The Boomerang says : "It seems
qulto evident Hint the case will not bo tried
in Albanv county. The only counties in tin
stulo In ulitch there are no objections are
Suootwntur , Uinta , Wcston and Frotnont. It
looks ui though Iho cnsa might go toKuwIlns
in Carbon county Jor trial. There will bo
strong objection * to both Laramlo and
musion which arrived here a few days a o
for the purpose of trying to effect a psncoiul
saltlomentof the differences existing botwcon
Iho wairing Irish factions , BO far have been
unable to accomplish nuythliis In that direc
tion. The commissioners say they do not
lospnir of smoothing matters after the elec
tions hnvo taken placo.
Uiifaronililn to lliu Stovldiicn ,
CIIU\ENS-B , Wyo. , July 7. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin ? BBII.J The testimony elicited
in the stockmen's cases at Laramlo yestnrday
was B i in ply as to the degree of fooling pre
vailing for or nk'uitist the stockmen in Al
bany county. It was shown to bo gunerally
unfavorable to thn stockman. Under
an arrungement between iho attorneys
twenty witnesses uro to bo summoned by
each sldo from Albany and Lnramlo conn-
tlos respectively and live each from Carbon
and Ututa , The probability at pinsent is
thnt the prisoner * will bo tried In Laramie ,
although the present preliminaries art )
oxpccied to drag along for a woo it or moro.
lll'l'll 111 Illl lllHUIIO Mllll.
ITHACA , Mich. , July -Word uus ueon ro-
iT-ivod that William Helm ) , an old resident
o F nton countv , who has been Insane for
Mnoral weeks , yosterday1 oat and mutilated
hU wife in a horrible mannpr with n knife.
Ho afterwards cut hu own throat , dying In
stantly. MM. Heltns caandt live.
rj.sir ir/o.v of i'in > rtnKxvtt.
A tnilihin ! Inhabitants rd ht Atfilint Snnl-
tury Mfit iir s t I'l'iUnnt ' ( 'liili'rii.
Loxnov , July 7. Tha 'Times' ' St. Peters
burg cornwpondont says : Cholern continues
to spread In the tranacnuensus. It has boon
decided notjto poitpono the iNIJnl-Novgorod
fair. Oulclals have been-soul there and to
Moscow to consult the members of the ex
change committee about the disinfection ot
goods nnd ether exhibit , * .
The Standard's St. Petersburg correspond
ent says the sanitary commission has voted
10,000 roubles to establish adislnfoctlngroom
in each of the four principal hospitals of the
city nnd nlso 750 beds for cholera patlonts ,
The chief of police demanded a vole of 100,000
roubles from the municipal authorities tor
sanltarv worn. The money wns refused bv
the city and tfio work now falls on thu sanl
tarv board.
The Times' Vienna corrosponbont savs :
The Tagoblntt publishes the followir.tr :
"Half the population of Astrakhan resisted
the tauing of sanitary measures. Crowds
flllod tno streets , making a monstrous demon
stration against olllclat interference , as ert-
Ing that the epidemic had disappeared on
previous occasions without tho'taking of
special measures. They regarded tbo plague
as a visitation of Providence. Mo'o than
unit the people in the streets were Husslnns ,
many of whom paid severe penalties rather
thun execute the sanitary measures required.
The port of Astrakhan Is croxvdcd with ships
which are refused admission to Iho Volga. "
.v/i r T.I//C
J. I. . Citruer Will ( in tn Afrlc.i to Study
Their
NEW Yonit , July 7. The mm who speaks
the language of the monkeys starts for
Europe and will , within another month ,
probably bo on the western coast ot Africa ,
and will undertake his journey
into the nbodo of the largo
gorillas nnd chimpanros. This man
Is J. L. Garner. Ho has demonstrated that
each tribe or apoelos or monkeys has its own
peculiar language. Of the small monkeys bo
regards the capuchin us tbo most intelligent.
Mr. Garner is now able to converse -
verso with a brown capuchin. But
the tltno has como when Mr. Garuor
thinks ho ought to carry out Ills scientific
investigations on a larger sculo. He has
chosen for bis base of operations a portion of
that vast continent ot Africa , within 300
miles or soot Stanley fails , Hero bo ex
pects to lind plenty of big monkeys , and will
also bo among a tribe of blacks but llttlo ad
vanced from the wild animals of the forest.
Mr. Garner's two chfof anna uro to leu rn
tholanguaf of the ones in that region and
converse with them if possible , nnd then bv
sludyiui * the speech of the ntlvo * , to sco If
thnro is any similarity or connection between
the language of the apes nnd that of the na
tives. To do this as perfectly as possible no
is going to take the phonograph to Africa
and use this instrument to catch the spooch.
\YiT.r. \
THO HUtiulc IIolU to Wuk thu Kuhocii on
Tliolr Way to Chicago.
CHICAGO , 111. , July .7. Mr. George E.
Vickcrs , chairman of the Philadelphia coun
cil committee , who is here to make arrange
ments for the Pennsylvania display.saysthat
among the Interesting historical relics
to bo sent from that state Is the
liberty bell which rang when the declaration
of indopondcnco was proclaimed and which is
now in Independence hall. A proposition bus
been made , and is likely to ba carried out , to
bring the ocll out in the day time and make
it tbo occasion ot a practical pageant from
Philadelphia to the fair. The proposi
tion is"to accompany the old Hbort3'
bell with the boll that was rung at Valley
loy Forgo when ( ieorgo sVashington entered
that town with his army. A stop
will bo made nt every town of i0,00 ! ( ) innub-
itauts. the Vallov Forgo imll to bo used as
herald to announce the coming of tbo liberty
bell. This will bo n kind of patriotic march
and will arouse enthusiasm among tlha
people and give many an opportunity to see
It who otherwise might never have the
chanco.
ITS roicii ix run irtit.
Threats liom n Cuimill.iii 1'upor U'llich
Crlcr * lor Hliioil.
MosTiiCAL , P. Q. , July 7. LoMondo , a
leading French paper , referring to President
Harrison's proposal of retaliation ogainst
Canada , says : "Tho reprisal legislation
adopted nt Washington is an Insult nnd
threat to the people of Unglanu nnd Canada.
By signing thn law the president has broken
the treaty of 1871 with the deliberate intention
tion of injuring the British crown. Probably
tills election leglslntlon will not bo put into
effect , but If they dare enforce the law the
duty of the imperial and Canadian authori
ties Is clear.
"An injury done the honor and dignity of
the llatr which protects this treaty ana the
rights It assures to the people of Canada
would require good and prompt reparation
It the voice of English diplomacy has no echo
at Washington recourse must bo had to the
louder and nioro powerful voice of cannon
and gulling guns. Tnero is no alternative.
Choose , Mr. Harrison. "
Y OF D'.IH.
SiuTi'-jHlnl Ti'Ht of the .Instill High K-tplo-
Hl\o SliollH.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , July 7. With full ac
knowledgements of shortcomings and nllow-
ances tor drawbacks , the recent trials of the
Justin projectile must bo pronounced , as far
as tnoy vvent , as uccoss. This means a great
deal , of course , not only for the inventor but
for its ujo in wnrfnro , uud especially for the
dofeiihlvo preparations of the United States.
In place of the slow mnrtnr line discharge of
the pneumatic tube , which makes accuracy
less attainable , and especially when used on
and risks vessel's chanau of
shipboard , n po
sition before the shot arrive ) , wo llnd this
new weapon capable of oidinary hon/ontal
shell firing. The limited raugo nlso of tor
pedoes and pnoumalio tubes exposes the ves
sels that carry them to much heavy fire from
long rungo guns DO fore tlioir missiles can bo
used.
City ot ClilriiKo CODH Down.
Lovnov , July 7 , In n crnlo lust night the
situation of tha stranded ataamor City of
Chicago bHcaino so perilous that her crow
was obliged to desert lior. Early this morn
ing she broke in two amidships jiml went to
the bottom.
I'KUSOfiAl , I'lttAUllAl'IlS.
Frank P. Ireland is nt tha Pnxton.
0. S. Morden of Kenriioy Is at thoMlllard.
UT , C. Pornfrot of Lincoln Is nt the Mercer ,
C. L Smith of Sioux City Is ut the Arcade ,
A. J. Gillespio of Chicago is nt the Mrcar.
T. O. Conley of Norfolk u nt the Dollone.
J. E. Klldruft of Denver is at the Murray.
J. L. Baker of West Point U ut the Mur
'
'
ray.
W. L. Butler of Boouol la. , is at the Del-
lono.
lono.C.
C. H. Reynolds of Norfolk is at UioMil-
lard.
lard.P.
P. \ \ ' , Plank of Lincoln'Is ' registered at the
Millard. >
1. J. Krcb of St. Louis ' -Is a. guest at the
Mercer. K '
C. M. Prince of Gr'd a Island Is at tbo
Brunswick. ' , '
L. C. Duilco of Croat on , In. , is n guest at
the Dollonu.
Martin J. Townsend of Troy , N. Y. , Is at
the Puxtou ,
S. H. Lonmn of Sioux City U a guest at
the Murray.
F. H. Chapman of Hastings Is n guest nt
tbo Arcodo.
S. I. LIndsey of Dos Molnes , la. , Is a guest
at the Pax ton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Campbell of Broken
Bow are guests at Iho Arcade.
A party of lending business mon of CUrks ,
Neb. , are registered at the Dollone. Among
thorn are : W. H. Mono. 11 A. Hichordson ,
S. E. Slawott and W. N. Kokjor.
NBW Yonit. July 7. [ Special Telegram to
TUB BBK.J F. 11 Moore of Omaha U at the
Pla a. From Lincoln there are E. D. Fol
lows , O. 11 Gaublurun'l B. O. Koislcr at the
Wonmlnstor , and S. M. Mills nt the Metro-
polltan George H. Thorn uud wife ot
Omaha arc ut the Savory.
TWENTY THOUSAND STRONG
Opjning Day of tha Internationa ! Convention
of tha Societies of Ohristhu Endeavor.
RAPID GROWTH OF THE ORGANIZATION
Iinmeino AiiembtiiKO < > f I ) li < ttc Iho
Society In rorclcii l.nniU stiml.iy CUn-
liiK oT thnVorlil' 1'ulr llDiuiiuluil
Other HIIMIIOM Trninucteil ,
Ni\v YonK , July" . The eleventh Interna
tional Christian Endonvor convcutlon , which
opened this nftornooii in the MiutisonSquare
garden , promises to bo the largest religious
coufcrcnco ever hold In this country. Up to
noon today ever 10,001) ) delegates from out of
town scclutlos had nrrlvou hero , and nearly
ns many moro nro oxpcctod by the afternoon
nnd evening trains , whilst the Now York
societies will probably hnvo about 7,000 rep
resentative * ) . Thuro are many delegates also
from Europe , Asia , Africa , Australia , besides -
sides Canada.
The local societies , which have undertaken
the reception and housing of the delegates
nnd the other details of the arrangements
for the success of the convention , hnvo per
formed tholr part of the work to the most
satisfactory mannoi1 nnd everything goes
smoothly ,
eii'iieil | with Vruyrr.
The convention opened nt 2-iiO o'clock this
afternoon. Prayer and praise service began
the session , which was led byMr. Edwin
See , ponoral secretary of the Young Men's
Christian association , Brooklyn , N. Y Fol
lowing this came the address of welcome
from New Yortt pastors , Uev. Or. Charles F.
Dooms of the Church of the Strangers
voicing the welcome. The address ot welcome
como from Brooltlyn's pastors w.is delivered
by Uov. A. C. Di.xon , D.D. , of Brooklyn.
The response to the addresses of welcome ,
In behalf of the board of trustees of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor nnd
the delegates present , \\us given by Dr. Mer
rill E. Gates of Amherst college.
Kov. Mr. Bratt , pastor of the \ \ illislon
church , Portland , Me. , ndurecsod tbo conference -
once , saying his house was tuo birthplace ) of
the lirst Christian Endeavor society , and ho
was the bearer of the greeting of that mother
church to the multitude of Christian En
deavor sceiotios throughout the world now
assembled IB convention. Mr. Hr.Ut con
cluded by presenting to 1'rosiuciit Clark ,
chairman , a g.ivel made from the pulpit and
corner stone of the Williston church.
The annual report of General Secretary
Baor , United Society of Christian Endeavor ,
was next presented. It stated that the roeu-
larly reported numborof societies was 'Jl.OsO ,
whilst there weio others , not yet re
corded that would bung tbo total up to
IOOJ. Last yc.ir at the Minneapolis conven
tion the reported unmoor wus 1",174. The
total number of s > ociotios cover thirty evan
gelical denominations , the Presbyterians
loading , witn 4fciOi5 , , Congregatlonallts ' ,
Baptists , L'.r.WJ : Methodists , -V J5 ; Disciplns
of Christ , l..V > 7. The total membership Is
1S70'JOO. Now York loads nil states , torrl-
, tones anil provinces in the number of socie
ties , having , ' 43 : ! ; Pennsylvania is next ,
with 1WJ ; Illinois third , with 1-117 ; Ohio
fourth , with 1,3153 ; Massachusetts fifth , with
1,551 ; Iowa sixth , with 1.0J4.
The banner for the greatest proportionate
increase of societies made this .year goes to
Mnnitotn. The banner for greatest absolute
tram in the numborof societies goes this vcar
to the urovlneu of Ontario. Thuro aro'Jlu7 ,
junior societies. The banner of tbo junior
societies goes tins jear to Illinois , having -GO
junior societies.
There were in Canada 5,1)77 ) societies , nn
increase of ever 500 during tlio past year.
In I'nr e > ir .vuitr.ill.i.
In Australia the growth has been phe
nomenal. Last year b'J societies reported ,
today there are enrolled iw societies , and
moro fallen ing cacti week. Englima now
hnsIiOJ societies ; India has TJ ; Turkey'JO ;
Mexico , ill ; the West Indies , 12 ; Samoa. 0 ;
Africa , U ; China , 0 ; Japan , ( i ; the total
from foreign and missionary lands , i > IS.
Ira D. Sanhoy of Brooklyn delivered a
short but spirited aadruis , eliciting great
applause. He then snug "Throw Out the
ttio Life Line , " the great assemblage swell
ing thu chorus.
President Clark hero announced that out-
dour meetings would bo held tomorrow
morning on the north side of Union Square.
President Clark then announced thu com
mittees , as lollows :
Committee on business Hov. W. T. Me-
Ewon of Now York , chaii man.
On Resolutions Hov. J. T. Beckley ot
Pennsylvania , chairman.
On Telogiatns and Meetings Hev. HV. .
Brokaw of Massachusetts , chairman.
On Nominations Hov. II. W. Stovvart of
Now Jersey , chairman.
Suml'iv ClONlnjf of the Win Ill's I'll I r.
Tbo report of the committee appointed nt
Minneapolis lust year on Sunday closing of
thn calcs of thu Columbian exposition was
lead by Hov. U. V. Hunter oC Turro Haute ,
Ind.
Ind.Previous
Previous to doing so. Dr. Hunter said :
"Thoro uro some people who want the
World's fair open on Sundays. Do you , wo ,
want It open i"
A mighty bhnut of "No , " was the re
sponse.
Dr. JIunter then read a lengthy paper
which"formed thu committee's report.
In conclusion the committee makes the fol
lowing recommendations :
1. Tlmt this convention does roltor.ito and
cinphiisl/o Its ae'tlein of ono year H.O In oppo
sition to tbo opening on the Siibbntliuif .my
n irt of the World's fair to bo held , n eJlili/ao.
It dnes not behove in any compiumlsc.
' . ' . That wo cull upon llio tiulhoi lilt's to for
bid tin ) s.ilo of Intoxicants en tbo exposition
'y. Tli it wo IITRO crmgiovi to c\L'rol-.o Its pro-
logutlvo by passing a Joint resolution lu-
Hiriielin tlio United atutfi cominUsioouis to
close thu guto * of the fair on Sunday
'
Dl. That tlm chairman ami sociota'iy of this
convention be requested to telu-'iMiib I he fol-
lowlnit to llio president of tlio United Mutes
' j bo eleventh annual convention of Chi Ist-
lan I'ndo.ivor assembled In Now Vor ! < city ,
JJ.UJOstion ; . and luiiruHuntiiu l.'IO.Ujii woplu ,
rosni'ctfully request llio sou.ito of the L'nlted
Slates. In connection with the homo of ropro-
acntilth us , to tuKc such uutlon as will compel
the commissioner- tliu ( Joliiuiblan exposi
tion loclniu llio gales on tliu llrst d.iy of tbo
weulc , uoiiiiiionly called > nmluv. and to pro-
liiult llio s ilo of Intoxicating Illinois upon thu
grounds of llio ubovo tuld fair.
The convention then adjourned unti7 ! p. m
Hfi'M (
Carl Browne , "tho wild west nrtlm" of
Napa county , California , who was ono of the
delegates to the Independent national con
vention , loft yesterday for Ashland , where
ho nave ono of his illustrated lectures last
nlrfht. U'lthin tliu next wc-oic , ho spunk * at
Council Bluffs , Neolu , Atlantic , Nowtun
nnd Dos Molnus , nnd will remain for smno
time at tlio latter place , whoio ho will pre
pare lithographs of the Htnndatd boarurs
nominated hero , to uo uiea In the campaign.
Klllnil Inn Mlnr ,
Wii.i < iiit iiP , Pa. , July 7. John Williams ,
civil onglueor , John AicCnfforty , civil ongl-
ncor , and U'liomai Jonoi , n timoor man , were
Ifillod by u fall of uoal in ( ho South WHIco-i-
bnrro shaft of the Lehlgh and U'ilkosbarra
com company.
IN CHILDREN
For over two years my little girl's life
was made miserable by a case of Catarrh.
The discharge from tne nose was large ,
constant and very offensive. 1 Icr eye's
became inflamed , the lids swollen and
very painful. After trying various rcine-
dies , I Rave her WSTMSRon The first bottle
tle seemed to the
* v ri tim ff nnitrnJ aggravate itiw
disease , but the symptoms soon abated ,
and in a short time sne was cured.
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l .ist sldo of "ilh stroot. lot" blot1 It I P it-
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luL'J liluol. 1. ' , I'myii's addition , 0 foot wldo.
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lu in _ ' fioni Nloliolas blruui ITU fool north ,
i-oi wldn
And bu It further roiolvo 1 :
That tlm lloir.l of I'linllnVoiks b and
lioroby Is aiilhorl/nd anil illroetod to eaueo u
eopy of Hi a resolnt.on U ) lii ) publhliod in thn
ollli-ial p.tpor of Ibo oil y fur ono wook. or llo
burvixl on ilinownui I of said lots and iiiilnsH
HULI | o m'i sbuil within llvo d.iyti after HID
pnbllL'atio'i or hurvlcu of sni'li eouy i'iiintriu-t.
Niild Hldrualks as liiMoln reiiulrod , that llio
llo ml of I'nbiloorl.s c.iiisii tbo s.uno to liu
i.ono. tbot'o-it of ( oiiHlinutlru K.ild slilowalUs
respectlvo y to bo nuossu.l against the m.il
I'stutd. lot or p'ul of lot In front of and abut-
tin ? suuli xldowalks.
I'aased .Juno II , IH'J- ' .
i.l' : . DAVIS ,
I'rusldontof tbo ConncIL
Attest : JOHN IjItOYKS.
( Jlty Olorlt
Ainnoved : OI'.O. 1 . HHMIS ,
Mayor.
NOTICK'I'O CONSTUUOT HIIW\M8 |
To thn ownur < of thu lots , pirtx of loU and
real I'Hf.atu Uesurlbod In tliu abovu resolu
tion :
Vou uud oich of yon an ) hereby notllluil to
L'oiHtruc't wooden sidewalks as ioiiilioil | by it
riisiiliilion of tlio ulty cotinull and inavor or
llio ulty of Omaha , of whieh the aliovn is u
copy. I' . W. IHKKIIAII-l.lt ,
Olialrninn lloaidof I'nbllu Works
Omaha . . a IbU. . . '
, Nob..Inly , Jy.-S-U-T-rf D-ll
SbiirlU'M hull * .
liy vlrtnonf an execution IHSIIDI ! by 1'ranlc
K. Mooro-i , elerk of tliu District court of Don-r-
labvDiinty , Nohraslia. upon a.ln Ifiinont renil-
ured In Mild uourt In f.nor of tbo louuuoruial
National 11 ink of Omaha , .Nelirasii.i. ami
aKiiln tU.M Hclinulilcr As Coniiiiny , mil U.
.M buhnuldcr , I b IMI luvluil upon lliu foilow-
InK cooilx and uliattuhi > IH HID urojiui tv of thu
sal'l ' O M J-uhniilder.V ( ! ' ) inMiiv | , l-o-wif
'fboi'iitlro whiiluriiilii Niook of notions and
Konti.1 furnlHiilncKond * , boslury and UHJVIM.
anilotlior iiiur ii.indiso , tu utlier with ulllci )
anil sloiu f.irultuiu and lUlnru-s. and all ui > u
t lined In tliu bauuinciit and llvo utory KIOTO
jullilliia. NKH , IIU'JVi and 1111 llowarl olreut
In tbo uity of Uiuilia. Don-Mas County , Nn-
l.laska , ft'id I will on HID Mill < lny of J'l y , A
D. , IMI. ' , eoimneliijliu .it 1U o'liiodK a. in of M ilil
day. at Nos Jluu'i ' and III ! Howard street , , n
tbo city of Omah i , H.ild county unit nt it" , Moll
Hald Kooduiiud ch tttulM at pnoilu anullun to
the hi hi .t. hiililor , or bidders , fur cash , or M >
inneh thnreot as may bn iiucuis irv to Hit sty
H.IJI | iKiscutlon , tboaiiioiint duo lliurouii lainu
twenty thousand and tlfty dollar ( fJJ.ir.lu' ) )
Jiidt'iiu-nl and nlnii and .l-luj ilollnri , ( f/.uii
COSIH , with Interest on Hill atnouulH at luu
ratu of 1Q per cum pur anniiiii from tliu Dili
day of June. A. D , Ih'J.iin tliuaccruliu coita.
'Jiaalia , .Nob , Junii.Jlth. IB'J- ; .
( iKOitUK A. lir.N.NEI'T.
Hliurllf of Doiiiluti Count Nub.
Jaodl''tin * .
\ti > K ri > ilndJ 'i > | " " " .NilI It ti ,
The following ilo.-H bnvo boun liniiuiindeil ,
1 miisllll1 ( i muluilo/ ,
S HhepheriH
: i Nuufuiiiidlaiida.
- bird ilo 'H.
it Hotl-trs.
4 watui rtpiuiluh.
1 iiui ; do .
y Cordon notiori.
4 .Suotmi torrlurx.
: i black null tan rat Inrrlurs ,
M cum.
If not loileoined within four d IVA tlm do i
wilt bo dottroyuO. JOHN rti'onal , .
lonI'ounUlitonur. .