THE OMAHA DAILY IJfiK : Tl ESDAY , SEPTEMBER 20 , 1892.
CHARLES PAUL PARDONED
' p1 Adams County's Ex-Treasurer Will Not Go
to the Penitentiary.
HUNDREDS SIGNED THE PETITIONS
Eleven of the .Iiirjmrn and the Trlnl
Ainonc the Number Who Ue.
tlrjul 1'ftTnraItle Artion
In tlio Case.
LINCOLNNeb. . , Sopt. 19. [ Spoclal to Tnn
BKK.J Governor Bo.vd at2o'clOdic ! this after
noon granted a free and unconditional par
don to Charles U. Paul , the ox-treasuror of ,
Adami county , who wa last month con
victed of ombozilomont and sentenced to
three years' Imprisonment In the tate peni
tentiary. The case has been pending before
the executive for over a month. A largo
number of tbo most prominent citizens of
Hastings and Adams county signed petitions
for the pardon of Mr. 1'aul. Tfte trial Judge
and cloven of tbo Juryraun who convicted
him. as well as the county commissioners
who pressed tbo suit , unltM in the petition
fora pardon. Several dates had been sot for a
he.iring of the arguments of the attorneys on
both sides of the ca > t * . but It vvas not until
today that the bearing was Uunllv given ,
ilc srs , McCreary and Smith of Hastings
and Harvey ot Lincoln appeared to arcuo on
bebnlf of tbo petition , while Mcss . Bowcn
and Hocppner appeared for the stato. Both
tildes were listened to with attention by the
governor. The arguments wnra concluded
at 1UU ; ! find at 3 o'clock the executive an
nounced Us decision in favor Of Mr. Paul ,
< ; < > * Kl | > lit the $ lloimr.
1 he Midway Floral company of iCearnoy
was Incorporated todav by Adua Hall , W. S.
Clapp and \V. A. Irvln with a capital of
EJ.OUU.
Ex-Gnveroor Dawos transacted legal
business with tbe clerk of the supreme court
this torcnoon.
C. D. Casper , the well known democratic-
Independent politician of David City , was a
caller at the state house today.
J. S. Hoover of Blue Hill was a caller at
the office of the secretary of state this morn
ing.
ing.IL S. Berlin of Omaha was a state house
visitor today. A. S. Campbell the demo-
crallc member ot the stale central committee
from Adams county , was also a visitor.
Still A < ikliiff foi DHiiiitcc * .
Xbo Bohanan brothers are the defendants
in a dumago suit commenced in district
court today by Joseph \Y. Saunders and his
wlfo , Julia Suunders. Tuo petition alleges
that on the evening of August 10 they en-
gaped passage for Burlington beach in one
of the carryalls owned and operated by the
Behanans. Ou the return Journey the driver
carelessly drove over tbo cage ot a high em
bankment , precipitating Mr. and Mrs. Saun
ders to the ground with so much violence
that both were severely injured. The pe
tition lurther alleges that MM. Saunders has
been permanently Injured and thai her hus
band Is in such a condition nbat be can wltb
diflicultv pursue his regular avocation in
life. They ask for 510,000.
John Chiltou also commences a suit for
damages against the city of Lincoln , placing
tbo amount , ut $12,500. Several weeks ago
Mr. Chllura fell through a hole In a sidewalk
on Q street , and in so doing ho sustained
sovuro Injuries. Ho put in a claim for tbe
amount asked to tbo city council , but as that
bady.failed to allow it ho has taken the case
to tbo district court.
3Ir . Smith' * Narrow I scapo.
Mrs. F. Smith , A respectable colored lady
living ot North Sliteiath street , brul a vary
narrow escape from death las ! , night. She
conducts a boarding house , and Henry Harrison
risen , the young man who stabbed Amoa
Conrad last evening , is ono of ber stat
boarders.Vceu tbo news of bis quarrel
aud arrest was received at the Smith doml-
cilo the estimable lady at once went into ar.
attack of hysterics which alarmed bet
friends to no Inconsiderable degree. Some-
i tbat a dose of rnoruhlne wai
about the proper thing. A Httio boy was al
once dispatched after a quantity of tbo drug
When ho returned Airs. Smith unhesitating ! ;
swallowed all that bo brought ber. Later ir
tbo evemnp it became evident that the at
tack ot hysterics "was likely to bo succeeded
by something a great deal worse. A physl
clan was immediately summoned and after i
long and b&rd fight tbo woman's lifo wai
savea.
Aiuoi Conrad' * Condition.
Amos Conrad , the colored man stabbed it
& quarrel with Henry Harrison , is still altvt
and likely to remaio'so for some lime. Hi :
condition was somewhat bettor this raornlnj
in spite of tbo statement of the doctor tha
ho bad but ono cnance in a hundred in re
covering. He was removed to bis hume 01
North Seventeenth street this afternoon
where is being well taken care of. Thor
ore but few new developments in regard I
thr > case today. It is learned that both mei
bad been at a "partv" during the afternooi
I at which beer was furnished in largo quan
titles. During tbo afternoon Conrad am
anotbor colored man indulged in a free figb
in which Conrad got. tbe worst of il. Dur
ing the melee Harrison , who with tbe res
of the parly was an Interested spectator
shouted to Conrad's opponent , "Give hit :
li 1" Conrad heard tbo remark am
threatened at tbo time to get even will
Hartison. Harrison loft soon alter and wa
found at the corner of Sixteenth and C
streets by Conrad , who at once assaultei
bim. Harrison bad a pocket knife in hi
band at too time and when Conrad stt-uc
him bo grappled and in tbo struggle used hi
bnlfo. He expresses uo regret at Conrad'
condition and Insists that ho stabbed to kill
UUIrict Court In .Semlon.
The September term of the district cour
in and for Lancaster county opened tbl
morning wilb Judges Hall and Tibbells o
tbe Donob. Judge Field's place was vacant
as his successor has not yet been appolnto
by the governor. His resignation take
place on October 1 , and it Is believed taa
S. J. TutUe will bo appointed to fill th
vacancy. I3.lt little business of public Ir
torost was transacted , tbo morning betn
consumed in olllne up the wnoels of justlo
wbicb are supposed to bavo become a llttl
rusty during tbo summer vacation.
The case of the state against Grne
Gravely , who 1 ; accused of the murder c
Charles Thomas on May ' . ' 9 , was set for nex
Monday. Dan Casbia , tbe colored man wh
furnished Gravely with a biding pluco , wi !
bo tried at tbe same tlrno a * an accessory.
County Attorney Suotl tbis lorenoou ei
terod a nollo prosequl in tbo Ciso of tb
ituto against Herbert Vermnas. The cas
\vos ono that bad rxven appealed to tbo dli
trlct from the Justice court at Nlckman.
GeoigoV - & , who wa convicted c
gambling in ihn police court , appealed hi
case to tbo district court today. T. O'Coi
nor , who was lined by the police Judge fc
assaulting Wllllain Burr , also uppealdd.
Lincoln In ll.-lcf.
Tbo oxclsn board bold a brief session th !
afternoon for the puposo of cutting ilovr
the police force , the reduction having bee
made necessary by tbo Insufficient appropr
Alton for tbb ensuing year. After some dl
cushion the matter wai poitponed until O
to ber 1. U U hoped by tnat time some a
ranpemcnt will bo made by which tbo ei
tire present force * can bo retained.
Chief of Pollen Deau of Grand Island wi
lit Liiicoln today for tbe purpose of arres
-in ? John Roueit , who is at present oonnne
in the oountv Jail al this place. Uouetl
wanted at Grand Island for burglary.
Dr. Jamoi Barlow filed a complaint 1
Judga Foxwortbv'e court this raoralr
ctnrglng a man named Slovens with a
tempting- kill him.
William Driukwater , an old citizen of LI
coin , was fouud dead in bed this inoraiug ,
hit homo atS02U South Eighth alreou I
has been complaining of poor health for se
era ) days , but wont to bed last night feelu
no worse tbuu usual , When his wlfo nwo
tbla morning she found bis dead body oesi
ber. Ho had died tometime during t
nubl.
Thi Lancaster county fair opens tomorrc
at lllcktuan. Tbo prospects for a fine uxl
billon and sotno excellent racing are good.
H. V. Hitchcock will bavo a bearing I
foru Judge Bortolt Wednesday morning
tbo cbarco of embezzlement. Tbo coin pi a1
ant Is C E. Brady , who allege * that HlU
ccck ImJ sola and appropriated to bis CM
use a coio wblcb dla cot belong to him.
Mc.thoill.taVtll Jloel ToiUy ,
KEUKASKI CITT , Nob. , Sept. 10. [ Spec
Telegram to TUB Bue.J Tuo talrty-soco
annual confernnco of the Moihodist Knlsoo-
n I church for South PlivUo Jhtnct con
venes in this city tomorrow oven ing and will
remain In acsMon until tbe foilow'.np Men *
day. About 263 ministers nro expected , *
number baring arrlveU. Among ; ntbor Im
portant matters to coma before tbo cJnfer-
enco U the trial of Chancellor Crolgnton.
Ueyond the conference sermon by Her.V. .
1) . Abbott , ' noln'.ng ' will be done tomorrow
night.
North Nettratkn Melhoillat Analgnmonta.
ST. PAUU Neb. , Sept. IV. Tha folloxvlnR
appointments of mlnUters for the North Ne-
braitin coufercneo were announced this
morning :
Norfolk District J. H. M txwoil , Omaha.pr -
tdlnz elder : Allen , to be supollcd : Bancroft ,
J. I * . Johnson ; hceuicr. William Schlln ; Blair.
O. It. Main ! Uolcrl'lee ' , W. K. Norlhrup : Uralz ,
J. Sharp ; Dakoti. II. O. Myers : Ueoitur. II.
T. Odoll. auppijri lIoner.VT , II. Contry : Homo-
slend and llutiiulircy , to bo suppllo.li Ken-
nard. O. II. A'lon : I.elith.V. . \V. Norlns : lo'oni ,
J. It. I-rlce : M.idiion. J. II. H rooks ! Minet ,
A. O , lltitlfr. supply : NorfnlK. J. VV. Jennings ;
Oakland , II K. Mnsteun : Tender.I. W. Millo ;
1'lltfcr , S. I ) . 1) iys I'onoa , W. H ilnn ; Itan-
clotuh. I ) . W McGregor ; St. J mc * , J. U Gear-
bnr ; South Sioux City nnd Covlnjton. to bo
BUpolled ; Manton. I ) . O. Wltishlp ; Tekatnah ,
O. A. liiipee ; Vacomn and Hernmn. to be sup
plied ; Witkefluld. J. T , bu Cljlr : W.irnorvvhlo
to lie supplied : W.iynu , II. H. MtllrudVUner ,
to bo supplied ; Viost I'olnU to bo supplied ;
\Vlnslde.J. M. ItotliRoil.
Klk'iorn Valley District D.ivid Murquetto.
Nollili. presiding -Ider. Ilartlelt , II.V. .
Throckmorton : Itattlo Creek. IL .1. Mlllard ;
Itlootnfield. Kdw.irtl J. Erlckson : Crolihton ,
.7. II. Trazler : Crolizhton circuit.V. . A.Wilson ;
Klgm. I ) II. Coomlns : Emarlck. John A ,
llaod * ; Kwlnj , to bo supplied ; Itimrin nnd
I'nge. Henry St Ixnils ; I/ono Tree , K. R.
Morse ! Ncllsli , VHIllnm Gost : Newman's
Urote. C. U , House ! Nlobrara. to bo supplied :
OaWdtilc. J. Crews ; O'Neill. 1 * . n. M. Kills ; Os
mond. II. U. Kclster ; IVuiIoclc. to bo supplied ;
1'i'teriburs. li. Itlalm ; I'lerce , J II.llcox :
I'lnlnvlcw. Kmury It Adrlanuo ; I'ln nvlow
circuit nnd rc ervntlm. to bo suppilua ;
SHV.-IO , William Stnnncr ; Tilduu uud Mu.iilotv
13rove. B. K. llosuiati.
Grand Island District J. E. Moarc , Orand
IsuimJ. prcstdlne elder ; Albion. William Wor-
loy : Aiblon circuit. It. M Henderson ; Arcbor ,
to bo supplied ; Uolgradi1' . 1 > . Clark : Cairo
and Cameron , smnuel Oalles ; CeJnr Unpins ,
p. M. Utlllltli ; Central O.tjJ. . W llobln on ;
Cliapniiin , K. i' nonnelly : Crilk < > . J. U. Vojf
CoUiinlius .1. It. Teeihun : Cuehlni : , T. A , Hl h ;
D.innoliroH , 1) . 1'ootir I'u.lerton , N. A.
.M.irtm ; Uonoi , 11. C Mclteynoids ; Grand
Isiund. Klrst clinrch. W. 11. II. I'llubiirry ;
Trinity , Reorge II , MucAduuis : Greelov. Con
nor O. Larrlson : llrayton. 1 > . II. Donulf ;
1'latte Center , Albert S. Wilson : I'r-ilrlo
Is'nnit , to bo supplied : St. Ei ard . J , A.
Doocyfat. ! ; 1'aul , 11. A. IliirUin ; Scotia , to be
supplied ; Silver Creek , A. T. Nlckle ; Wood
Kivur.V. . II. Lavaku
Oinnlia District T. C , Clendcntn ? . Oinnba ,
presiding cider ; Arlington , U. J. Cocklnc : K.Ik-
horn , r. li. llninn ; Fremont , U. It. llruwn ;
Grotna , A. W. llobson : Hooper , O. K. Gleston ;
Maplevllle , Wtlllniu Van lluren ; Nlckerson ,
K. TonRoo : North llund. II. D. Drown ; Hcuson.
J li. Kitrr ; Oinalin. lirst cliurch , r Crane ;
Castullar , J. I' Yost ; llanacotn Park , J. T.
Murray : Mnnmoulb. K. W. Frosseward :
Street. I ) . 1C. Tlndall : Soutb Tenth Street.
Alfred llodgetts : SouthwesU .1. Q. A. Kloliurty ;
Trinity. W. K. HffiinsVest , W. 11.Vobst r :
I'liplllion. C. i-narley : I'urple , Cano H. Tre-
r.on.i : Klchlnnd. T. W. Mutbevrs ; IllchSeld , J ,
L. Sleeper ; South 1) Street. South Omth.i. O.
\V. n.i son : Albrlibt , Georso Yule : Spritic-
floldV. . II. Underwood : Schuyler. J. 1C. Kunc-
key : Scrlbnor , J. T. Crooks ; Valley , E. C.
Harper.
< xlKCCountyN I'ulr Opened.
FitEMo.ST , Neb. , Sept. 10. [ Special to TUB
Bnn. ] Tno Dodge County fair opened today
under very lavorablo circumstances so far as
fair weather and entries are concerned. The
association has offered f.S.OJO in premiums
and $15.01)0 ) for speed. Tomorrow will bo the
trolling , 2:30 class ; Wednesday , trotting ,
2:40 : class ; Thursday , trotting , free-for-all ,
nnd trolling , 2:50 cl.iss : ladles' riding con
test , driving hotsos single nnd aouble. All
school children and their teachers will bo
admitted free Thursday.
The state Turnlag met in Moller's grove ,
south of the city , yesterdav. Tha pr-isram
included athletics ot various kinds. They
gave a banquet at Turner ball Saturday
evening.
In behalf of their retiring pastor , J. W.
R. * > inson , the ladles of tbo Metbodlst church
wii give a reception- the residence of J. JV.
Elliott Tuesday evening. Rev. G. M. Brown
of Omaha succeeds him here.
Nuckolls County Oltl hettlcrs.
NELSOSXeb. . , Sept. 19. ISpecial to Tni
BEE. ] Tbo first annual nicnic of the Old
Settlers association of Nuckolls county was
held at the gro 6 near Nelson Saturday.
There was an attendance of about , * > 00. At
torney General Hastings was the principal
speaker , and delivered a masterly address or
"Nebraska. Its Material Wealth and Pros
perlty. " The * requisites for membership 11
twelve years residence In the county. Th (
association has 200 members. A permanent
organization was effected and officers electee
for Ihe ensuing year.
Ouce County's Iteiil Kitate.
BEiTHtCK. Neb. . Sept. 19. [ Special to Tin
BEE. ] An interesting feature was developec
in Saturday's real estate transactions filet
for record with tbe register of deeds o
Gage county. There were thirteen deedi
tiled , aggregating $17,000. Of these six wen
for city and seven for farm properties. Then
wore thirteen releases of mortgage , of wbicl
tbrco ware for city and ten for farm prop
ertias. There was but one mortgage file. .
for record and that was a renewal and re
duction of a former mortgage.
Hooks Tor Uellevue Collect1.
BEU.KVUB , Neb. , Sept. 19. [ Special t
THE BEE.J Eight hundred dollars worth o
books for Bellevun College library arrivci
from New York city last week , having boei
purchased with a part of tbo donation mad
by Colonel Elliott F. Shepard of tbat cit ;
wben bo visited Bellevue la t spring.
Tbe grading ana paving of tbo thorough
fares at Fort Crook are progressing quite rap
idlv. The water works , reservoir and sowe
systems t.ro nearly completed.
Will Trent Tliolr ( Juost * Itoj-iillj- .
OriSOA , Nob. . Sopt. 19. [ Special Telegrar
to TUE BEE. ] Ton United States senators
accompanied by General T. J. Mogrnn , com
mlssloner of Indian affairs , will visit Gcno
on Monoav and Tuesday , September 20 am
27. The Genoa people will give a grand re
ception Monday afternoon , and In Iho even
ing a free concert will bo given at the India :
school
Ilnrtlngtou'a Proposed 1'alr.
HiiiTiNOTOX , Neb. , Sept. 19. fSoeclal t <
THE BKE.J The Hartlngton Driving an
Fair association will bold its Brat fair tbt
year on tbo 2ith , 20th and 30th of Septom
bar. The fair grounds have Just been com
plotcd and the association has one of th
finest half mile tracks in northeastern N't
braike.
DliXRrenl n * to the Cuu.o of Dentil.
KB K.S-ET , Neb. , Sopt. 19. [ Special Tel :
gram to TUB BEE. ] The coroner's ljury o
tbe death of J. M. Hopwoort filed Its rerdlc
today. It Is In substance that the Jury dli
agrees as to the causa of acavb. It is nc
knowa whether another Jury will bo empat
neled or not.
I'roit In fiarpy County.
BEIAEVCE , Nob. , Sept. 19 , [ Special I
THE BEE. | Light froits have visited th
vicinity , but have done no damage , ana pro
poets are good for an abundant corn crop.
"I take pleasure in recommending Chan
berlatn's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Ken
edy. " cays Ueo. C. Bankston of Mill Creel
III. "It Is tbe best medicine I have ov <
usoa for dlarrhoja. One dose trill cure an
ordinary case. " For sale by druggists.
Murrlaga Licenrei.
The following marriage licenses were I
sued by Judge Eller yesterday :
Name and address. As
I IxiuUSteuer. Ulalr. , . .
I Mnry Itoiford. Illalr
\ rhurles K , Watson. Omaha
| Emma Whitney , Omaui. . . . .
I Stephen Dalior. Ouiaha ,
1 lieya Goorzit. Otnaba
Henry J. Scbober , Omaha. .
Junnfo aayor. Omaha
1 William Louis ilcCoy. Omaha.
( Nancy Ellen AdamsOiaahu . . .
Disease never succosifuttr attacks the ay
IW tern with puio blood. Do Witt's Sarsapirll
il- ankes pure uow blood and enriches blood.
I'ermlti.
The following permit * were Issued by t
h- superintendent of building * yonorday :
hvn HuzuG. Clark ,
vn two-itory frame dwell
ing. KlRhteentb and Locutt trot > ta.t , !
Five uiluor permits , . , . , , . . , I. :
Total , , .13 , '
lal
ad DVltt'i Sar parilia aoaasai the
VETERANS ARE HDICNASI
They Are Not Much Pleased with "Gen
eral" Stevenson.
HE WAS A KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Lincoln U a Csnitldnte for Knrampmcnt
Honor * , but the Indication * Are That
Indianapolis Will He the Win
ner Thl Tltnt.
BcncAU or TUB Bcc . )
&I3 FoBKTRBSTIt StllBBT ,
WISUINOTO.V , D. C. , r
If anything was needed to arouse the In
dignation of the Grand Army of the Hopub-
llo members now in Washington against tbo
"military record" or "General" Adl&l Stcv-
onson , the democratic vice presidential can *
dldate with Urover Cleveland , It was the
publication of a dispatch today Tram Middle-
town , Conn. Middlotown Is a great center
for tbo manufacture of firearm * and was
during the war. The dispatch says that It
has been discovered that In 1S3.J tbo Savage
Arms company of Middlotown shipped to the
Knights of tha Golden Circle at Columbus.
O. , 2,000 revolvers which were manufactured
for the United States and thrown out by Its
ngunt as not being up to the required stan
dard ; that an examination of the recordset
the nrm company discloses the fact that
"General" Stevenson was one of those who
stood r&spoiisiblo for the arms and was
recognized as an agent for those to wtora the
revolvers were sent.
V Him the Veterans I'ccl.
The publication of this statement created
considerable talk In Grand Army of tbe Uo-
publlc circles and the democratic candidate
lor the vlco-prcsidencr has come in for a good
share of political condemnation. Ills record
during the war. the veterans say , must bavo
been known to Grover Cleveland who hired
a substitute and it has been said loft him in
ia the poor bouse at the close of the rebellion
to die a pauper. Consequently tbo head of
the democratic ticket also goes down at the
foot of tht ) list In the estimation of soldier. * .
The Mlddletown dispatch dee not go into
substantial details by which "General Ste
venson's name was connected with the ship
ment of arms , but it status that General
Henry B. Carrington who was Governor
Morton's right-hand man n ! Indianapolis dis
covered and confiscated tbe arms. It is be
lieved hero by Hoosler veton\ns that thli was
a part of the shipment of ams made to In
diana for the Knights of tno Golden Circle.
The publication has aroused indignation
upon the part of the veterans toward both of
the democratic candidates.
Will t < o to Indianapolis.
There is no doubt now that Indianapolis
has captured the Grand Army of the Uapub-
ho encampment of next year. Chicago today
reiterated her statement made privately to
the Indianapolis Commercial club some
months ago , that she did not want the en
campment and woulu favor Indianapolis.
Lincoln has flung out her biuncr and is a
candidate , but she is apparently but a pis-
sivo aspirant. It is conceded now by Ko-
brasKans here , ev n by citizens of Lincoln ,
that Indianapolis will cot the encampment ,
aad by acclamation , Pennsylvania , which
alwavs acts a unit , today announced In favor
of the Hoojier capital. ! N > w York , which
also acts as a unit in matters of this char
acter , says she believes Indianapolis should
have it. These are the greatest cards , after
Chicago , which Indianapolis could pot. Ohio
and Michigan are working for thn Hoosler
capital and are confident she will get the
prize.
Major Kluetsch of the Lincoln Freie Presse
estimates the number ot soldiers in Wash
ington tonight at 80,003. He says Nebraska
has sent hero about SOO or 1,000 soldiers and
200 ladies and civilians. Iowa 2,000 and Wy
oming probably 200. The major says it is
unquestionably the greatest success all in nil
Ihe Grand Array of iho Republic has over
"
had In ihe way of"a reunion.
Miscellaneous.
Among the callers at Tnn BEC Burenu
todav were Major J. D. Kientscb , editor of
the Freie Presso of Lincoln ; Mr. James S.
France of the United States National bank
of Omaha , Colonel K. L. Williams of Coun
cil Bluffs , General T. S. Clarkson of Omaha
Junior vice commander-in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Special Agent L. , S. Irwin of the Treasury
department left for Nebraska this evening
on official business. P. S. H.
Western Pensions.
WASJIIXOTOX , D. C. , Sept. 19. ISpecial
Te'.egram to THE BEE. ] The following list
of pensions granted Is reported by TUB BEE
and Examiner Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original Albert H. Colby.
Justus Kessler , George Arthurs , Benjamin
F. Pickerill , Byron D. Angell. Robert S.
Dunn , John Hobson. Additional Daniel
Dollar , Hoyt C. Bishop. John Timmerman.
Original widows , etc. Susie Jacobs , Martha
E. Hollingworth. Survivor 1S12 Special
act , George W. Clark.
Iowa : Original Samuel J. Haney , Wil
liam H. Hart , Elias It Zallar , John Cllppen.
ger , Ebenezer W. Rirtlen. Augustus Thomas ,
David T. Jayne , Oscar B. Smith , George P.
Morris , Henry Myers , Willard Buttcrfield.
Additional Charles B. Mitchell , Martin
Johnson , Conrad Strickler , ' 1 Somas ARenfro ,
David Pickering. Reissue Michael Baker.
Original widows , eta Mary Corey , Ango-
line J. Pearson , Salllo M. Swigart ( special
not ) , Sirah A. "oblo , mother ( ipecial act ) .
Wyoming : Original widows , etc. Marie
H.Vricbter , Marie Davis.
Soutb Dakota : Original AbsalomVil -
cox , Carmi S. Gilford.
Disordered liver set right with Beacham's
pills.
il. C. l'rlck' A fmUint : Glten a bentcnci
of Twenty-Two Years.
PiTTsnuno , Pa , , Sept. 19. Alexander
Bergman , tbo annrchUt who tried to kill H.
C. Frlck , was placed on trial in tbe criminal
court this morning. Bergman conducted
bU own case and pleaded not guilty ,
Frlott too it tbo stand and testified tc
the fact of tbo attempted assosslnatioc
as alrcadv told in those dispatches. TbU
evidence was corroberated by Vloo Chair
man Lelshman , tbe only witness of tbo as
sault , and Dr. i > Ucbtielddescribed tlionruun
of Frick's wound , Bergman was perfecllj
cool during Iho progress ot tha trial , which
was very brief , and the Jury quickly fount
him guilty. Ho was then sentenced U
twenty-one years in tba poniteatary and om
year in tbo workhouse.
DeWltt's Sarsapanlta is renanlo.
Winning
Dr. Price has been for years
perfecting his Delicious Fla
voring Extracts , and they are
now winning their way to
universal favor from their
merits.
e.
21 No housekeeper who has once
19
flavored a cake , pudding or
20
cream with DR. PRICE'S FLAVORS
J4 OF VANILLA , LEMON , ORANGE ,
JO ETC. , will ever return to the
0
13 use of any other flavoring ex
tract
la ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DR. PRICE'S
and satisfy yourself of their
superiority. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company are
0 the only exclusive manufac
turers of Flavoring Extracts
rue fipon the continent.
fxt < Ir ,
and Pain Jrn
thrStmnarh ,
( Hdiiintff , ,
\llrnt \ , Shnrlit-Jt of Ormlh ,
> nictehft on th * Shin , fXtfilrhnf Sirrn , ,
land all nrrmtt * ami ( ntrtMltip jtrtua- '
it/orn are rJJ fc < l l > y uilnp Mifoe ! / *
J Covfred 1Ui a Tatleleil and Soluble Coating
OUlldrncs'fH Pric * OS crtiti * box.
Nfir Tor * Dftwt. 3'4S Onnal Ht.
" " "Tir'yTTbi/r" 31 > rrtilno llnl
Nt-4 * AJJV e r dl3 XotQSOo.
na.i.c , wns'3 NEBVI : AND niiAiNritu v. r
11ENT.m pella for llfK'jrli. Ditilnsii , t'lti , N 4
raUta , HeiJicaa , Nerroui 1'rottratoa oioisi Or
tlcohoiof u > baca. Wakstulaets , Meatil Daaroi-
ilocubolinsuotttiB llriln.ciuilnjlatinltr , iuU3r/
dcor.rtBilli , I'reaatare 01J Ate , llmrreneii. lx > n
of t'ower la ollhrr i r , Impotaaer. Lcucorrhai anj
MIKemaleVetnes ; , larolunurr Ixmoi. Spar-
matorrh CAa ! l br otor-otjrtlon ot tS3 ortln
f-elt-Miusjorer-luJuUsnca. A month' * Irjitoiint
ll.6forti.br milt. W an\nnt ; < 5it baxj 13 CJTJ
Knctiorde ( orubitfli. with li will f > aij vrlttaa
cn&ranteeto retunl If not carjj. ( laarantes l ! > J3l
onlr br Theodore. V. Iirl9 Jrucjut , cole anent ,
toutbe&il corner Iktbitnd t'nrnani t . Omaha
CURB
Anew aal Comoleto Treatment , coniliUn ? of
SurPoMtgrlei. Ointment la Capjulot , alia la llix
andl'lllt : a I'oilllro Cure for Kitcrnal. Intornil
bllndor BleedingltcMn . Caroolc , Kcsentor HeraJI-
ULTT files. Tflls Hoaiolr tiM aovcr bea known to
fMi.flpor box. UforU ; tentt > r mall. Wbr su3 rfron
this terrible illsano whoa n > rrlttn gnarints ) li
tiosltlTolj-sl'ci with 5 thitc ! Or refunl ihomoaurlf
not cured - eaJ stsoip for fres Sample. Gunrnntoj
Issued bjKulmOo. . , Iru.-iliU , solo Agents.loraor
Hlt > and DoucUs lroau Uc.ij. Neb.
We sell Hats , Extra Special
and sell them Bargains In
cheaper than Cent's
hat stores. Furnishing
All the leadIng - Goods ,
Ing makes. Alwdya
We re selling $9,00 , $12,00 and $15.00 suits at
9 a Suit
Latest shades in mixtures and-plain checksr
They are genuine bargains. You'll say
so when you see them.
Cor. 13th and Farnam Streets.
Our Prices ?
children's to always the
department is lowest for
the most goods
complete worth more
in Omaha. than the price.
NO HOTEL ,
NO BOARDING HOUSE ,
NO SINK OK SEWER
Pouring its deadly disease germs into the di-
licious pure and sparkling.
We are happy to say to an alarmed popu-
ulace , who are anxious to avoid the dreadful
scourge Cholera , that the Londonderry
Springs are free from any possible contamination -
nation , being on high grounda mile from any
habitation.
We publish this fact to reassure the thou
sands who use it as a medical or table water ,
and for the information of those who are los
ing confidence in waters heretofore regarded
o o
as free from deadly bacteria. For sale every
where.
LONDONDERRY LITII1A SPUING WATER CO. , NASHUA , N. H.
CIIAULES B. PEKKINS & Co. . Selling Ascnts. Boston. Mass
Paxton & Gallagher , Distributing Agents for
Omaha.
If You Ever Saw a Contrast
Just notice the difference in the style of Clothing' wo sell and that sold t > y others.
There is an air of gentility and style about a man who wears one of our Hnndsoino
Suits.
Suits.There is a fit about them , a peculiar adaptation to the fifjuro , that you do not
see in other suits.
Just look at our Fall Styles.
Fo- instance aud you will readily undostand the point we make , wo insure a
perfect fit , and our puarantee goes with every suit as to service and value.
Wo give values in clothing that no one will attempt to excel. Don't get a
Fall Outfit until you have seen all wo have to offer.
Men's Golthing $6.75 aWe
Wo will Rive you nt 80.75n suit what you will have to pay olsowhcro $3.76 and
$10 for ; all wool in cutaways , sacks , etc. This is a splendid value.
OUERCORTS ;
i TI
Our 83.25 Men's Overcoats cannot bo duplicated. See thoni and compare.
FUrriishing Goods Dep't
Our now fumour-21QO pure linen Collar , [ ; uarantood 4-ply , at lOo each ; 4-ply
all linen Cuffs , lie % pair ,
Men's Se\vecijC3pngrQ3S and 1-k.ace Shoes ; warranted
Solid Leather.- . ; ,
To retain our many frlonds and customers and to still further increase the
number of our patrons , wo will make it a point at all times to give you the best
values.
J. BAMBEBGER. Proprietor.
S
EiasttcStockingst
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
| : 'riVli Batteries.
| _ t > | ; Water3olt/3s ,
Syringes ,
Atomize rs ,
Medical Supplies.
ALOE&P2W.D ,
114S. 15th St. ,
Next to Post olficj.
QUAIL BRAND
HEALTH FOODS
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequallel in Flavor.
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only iu 2 } pound packajjoi
Velvet Meal ,
For uiulTins and gemi.
THE BEST IS CHEW
A H LJ LUJ JL lfjs L I l-J . A L Li bJ J >
Solilhv all KtrU-Oltsi
Save Yoor EvBSieht
Eyes tested f ran by an KXPE 'IT OPTICIAN |
Perfect ad ] isfncuu Superior lenses. Narv-
oushcaOacbo cured by uslrr ; our Sncctjciei
and Eycil.issei I'ricui law for tir > t clasi
poods.
THE ALOE' & PENFOLO GO/ /
114S. B'-OO' < .
Bailsy , Sr
Dentist
rioor. 1'axton Hioa c.
Tcloplioue 1085. IGthaitJFarnamSU.
A full ret ol teelli on rubber for IV 1'eriect st
Teeth without plates or ramovable bridge work
JuM the tblDK lor ulngorj or public gpsaKcrt , uurur
drop do * n.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Gold Qlllnj ut reisomlilo r.ao-i. All work
warranted. Out this out
Wa will MDd T"i ) the marTrloui
rrroch Prepurailou CALTHUB
Fnf , KQd a tr a ) cuarunti that
LALTUOs will Rotorv jour
airultb , Atrrnelli-anJ Vigor.
Ute it a * d fay italiif.ed. .
Address VON MOHL CO. .
S U Aiurium Ifi u , O.tUtill , OU * .
DOCTOR :
THE
In the Irealmcutof
PRIVATE DISEASES ,
Tbe doctor' * tntlra time anil attention for tbe
pait elgl'Uren reari liai bren f\iea \ lnlbe ircoluieut
of all Jormn of nrlratoillteateianl all ai ordnr <
and dctllltlei of YOUTH BOH HAS HOOD. Durioi
nil IU * u 7 ari of i/ractlcu ind tipcrlc-nca ttia
doctor lia i > erftx.tril a unom of treatment for
ttie&ti dlteai t Htilch It today one of the uioit iuc *
ceiuul form of treatment knowa to tbe medical
I > rofe lon. lll < remarkable uc'ieai la the treat-
uient of tbl * cla of dUeatei ! t > tt provea br tbe
unlrerial ttitlcuonj of Ihoutandt iio bare tut-
ferod and U > eo cured , titroogeror more ab olutu
proof of tktll a&d fair and honorable treatinmt
could not be deilred. Write for circular * ( firing all
uarllculara. UTU A.N1) VAU.Vikl bTo. , OMAHA ,
IF YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM
If you are In position to take
advantage of the laws re
lating to
you have taken up a piece ol
If you have made an invention
on which you desire to
secure a
You should communicate
with the
Bee Bureau of Claims
The object of thia bureau lb to gtvo
every person holding it legitimate claim
against the government the advuntago
oa residence in Washington , whether
ho live in Texas or Alaska. It does
more than that Nine-tenths of the
population ot Washington would bo
helpless if asked how to go to work to
becure their rights through the depart
ments. THE BEB Bureau of C.aims
gives the advantage , not only of per
sonal residence , but of thorough famil
iarity witn a 1 the machinery of tha
government. It offers
Absolute Security.
You uo not know whether thoavoraga
\Ytishingioncliiim agontwill cheat you
or not , although on general principles '
you would naturally suppose that ho
would. But you know that the San
Francisco Examiner , the St. Paul Pioj
neor press and the Omaha BKE cannoi
afford to cheat you. They guurantoo
this Bureau , ana their reputation is
staked upon the honesty and ability of
its mnnagoment
The buro.iu employes attorneys who
Expert Specialists
for each of its department1 } .
Its Indian depredation c.isos are care-
ully worked uo , with all tha ovidonoa
required by law , tind argued before tha
court of claims in such a manner as to
bring out must favoraoly all the oasen
tlal points.
Its land cases are handled in strict ao-
cordnnco with the rules of the Gonor.il
Lund Odlce , so thut no delays or com
plications on.-iuo in tbo orderly soltlo-
incntof the claims.
Its patent cases are so manage ! as to
insure the utmost possible benefit totho ]
nventor. by giving him the broadest
protection his ideas will justify.
Its pnnsion cases are disposed of with
the least possible delay aud expansa to
the veterans
Don't refrain from consulting the
bureau because you are afraid of the cost.
Its costs nothing to get information.
Ask as many questions as you please ,
and they will bo answorol promptly
cheerfully and accurately , without
charge.
_ THE . , . 11 _
Bee Bureau of Claims
Room 220 ,
Bee Building ,
Omaha , Neb.