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THE OMAHA DAILY JiE&HWEDNKSDAV. HEP'lEMHER 23. 1802. GETTING hNTO DEEP WATER Council Investigating Oommittoo Find ? a Lot of Work Mapped Out for Them. AFFAIRS ARE BECOMING COMPLICATED ClinrRO * Tlml Him tlio Ire of tlto Council. men-City Mull unit Other Mutters Ilo Iiive-llRiileil In n 1 horoiiKli .Mnimer. Out of rospcct to the memory of the mother of.Clty Clerk John Groves , the regu lar council meeting that should bavo bcon hold last night wus adjourned until Satur day night. Immediately upon the meeting bolng called to order Mr. Howry , chairman of the Investi gating committee , reported progress by sayIng - Ing tbat bis committee was getting Into deep wnlor ind tbnt It would bo some tlmo before n report could bo submitted. There was lots of work In sight nud It would bo impossible to toll where or when the landing would bo mnao. Timu was granted. The committee wns given authority to send for persons nnd papers , nnd the nuxt meeting wns sot for this evening , to bo hold In the council chamber. lln * u Hunt Tunic on iliind. Then Mr. Lowry Informed the council that the Keteham Furnlturo company In vestigation was not In It when compared with what the committee had on Its hands , Ho said tbat some of the charge ) which a counclllhnu had withheld from the main body for moro than a year were the most dninunblo und tiocdcd n thorough Investiga tion. Ilo wns convinced that nil of tbo dirty work had came from ono member of the council. If tbo charges were true tbo committee proposed lo IInil thn guilty parties , but if they were not the committee proposed to nail tlio Informant to the cross. Air. Prinro raid that , Iho mayor bad thrown out insinuations against certain mem bers and tbat ho proposed lo proba them to tbo bottom. The charges were damnable in tbolr nature , but III boy were true ho did not propose to spare any ono ; but If they wrro not ho proposed to null the He so se curely that no member would again go about the streets calling his associates thieves and boodlors. Mr. McLcarlo said bo was heartily in favor of those sentiment . It might uol bo possi ble lo 11 x the authorship of the rumors upon any particular person , but bo thought It was tlio duty of the committee to bring to justice the parly who bad no regard for tbo reputa tions of men. Mr. Chuffco stated that In the Investiga tion bit name bad been mentioned as one of tna parties who had received boodle. "I now ask , " bo sold , "that the council back up this committee to the end ; If 1 urn guilty I will take Iho consequences , but If I am inno cent 1 want my assailant punished lo the full extent of the taw. 1 want this investi gation continued if it takes months. Ono thing that 1 want to say is that nil of this told about boodle starts from members of the council nnd If this body now flnds talk the charges nro untrue , I bopo tbat it will tnko steps to expose tbo member who has boon tbe mayor's informant. " Wants tlio Investigation to Ho Thorough. As a mnmber of the committee Mr. Prince eald that bo proposed to sift the matter from the npcx to the foundation of the city hall ; that It wns talked by certain members nnd by citizens , that as soon us a man was elected to the council ho was a target for all of the mud slingors. Ho hoped that the re sult of tbo present investigation would bring this matter to an end. Mr. Munro stated that bo favored giving Iho committed unlimited power , regardless of oxponso. Mr. Edwards wns of iho opinion that the committee should have power to not only Investigate the city hall matter , but all charges brought by councllmun. By resolu tion this power was-glvon the committee. The ordlnanco ordering the curbing of ( Twenty-second street from Loavouworth street to the south line of the government warehouse was read n third time ami passed. Messrs. Edwards , Beehel and ijowry were appointed a committee to ascertain how many of the members would attend the ded ication of the World's fair buildings and to arrange for transportation. WAS A PHOJFESSIONAI. . Patrick r.rinin'B 1'lunteil 1'lundor round t > y Accident. . From information which came to light yesterday afternoon It has been proven boyondadoubt that Patrick Griflln , who was killed on the night of Sootomber 15 by Isaac Montgomery , was a professional thief. For several days after the killing the police detectives were busily engaged In running down the various clews , but the dead thief's ' hibtory could not bo traced very far back , nnd it was by tbo merest ncoldont yesterday that tlio facts came to bo known. Over n month ago F. A. Lewis rented a barn in the rear of 1803 Davenport street to Griflln , nnd ns the rent was paid In advance no attention was paid to the tenant. About noon yesterday Mr. Lewis hoard a horse kicking In the stable nnd Investigated. A glance- showed that the animal had not been feed or watered for many days , and a bull dog which was chained In the stall appeared to oo nearly starved to death. Without sus pecting that anything was wrong beyond the negligence of his tenant , Mr. Lewis notlllod tbo police and a couple of o dicers investigated. When it was found that Patrick Oriilln bad rontca the barn tbo coroner was sent for and a thorough search made. Besides the half starved animals a satchel , trunk , several sots of harness and a lot of miscellaneous pluudnr was round , nil evidently siolon property. Th-j satchel con- talnod ptiotogrnpbs of Grlftln's nephew nnd nleco in Tennessee and u photograph of his sister , who livoi at Uocbcster , N. Y. Several oral bunches of keys , a good gold watch , ro- volvor. cartridges , prayer book nnd a chain of beads and cross wcro nlso umung the dead man's effects. Coroner Miuil took charge of the whole outfit. Ho bad the horse and dog cured for ot a Liable. Ycslordny ihn coroner rccolvod a letter from C. M , Ilagnn of tbo Old Soldier's homo at Loavenwortb , nsitlnsr about Uriniu. Mr. Ilngan wrote that Grlrtlii bad been a member of compauy C , Ono Hundroth Now Yorit lu fontry , was 62 years old and bad boon ui. Inmaio ot the homo for n number of years. Griniu hod a habit of asking tor furloughs frequently and loft the borne August 15 Slnco then nothing had boon heard of him. 'Iho coroner will send particulars today. * KE1JU ABKA M ATJSni AL. Ouijihu Arohltuctii SpecifIng Its U o In Onmliii llnlldltiKii. The oxouutlva committee of the Manufac turers' and ' Consumers' nstocmtlon mot yes terday afternoon In tholr rooms In TUB Bun building. Brauch & Co. , catiuors of oysters , were admitted as momburs. The question came up as to whether they were manufac turers , and it wns decided that us they do the work of canning here und use Nebraska rondo cans and packing cases , they were elig ible under the interpretation of the word "manufacturer" as adopted by association. Mr , Furroll reported that ho had , m uo- corJuuco with instructions from the associa tion , called upon Charles BonidorlT. architect for the Omaha club building , with reference to using Nebraska material In the con struction of that building , "Ho aisured Un- beyond a doubt , " said Mr. Farrell , "ttmt. ho bus spocllied ovorythtug In tl < o way of ma terial that Is manufactured In Nohrusuu and ho will pcrionnllv give this point his niton- lion und see that tbo same unall boused , lie also states that ho trusls lh t our asso ciation Is progressing and tbat wo ara in. slstlog upon our manufacturers malting liner goods and equal to any tbat uiuy coma into thn markot. I look ibo ro.'iporjElblllty to assuru him that wo were doing this and that unioss we did wo would not ask any consid eration from tht nrchlfoou , " Secretary Bradley reported that ho bad noted that Findloy , t Shields , architects , had Included in the specifications fora build- ink Which they uro erecting that thu sash , doors , blinds , etc. , bo of Onulm lumuufau- lure. Tbo secretary was instructed to th uk the arohilocU in question for tbnlr effort * in favor of homo Industry. The tocrotary reported that iluro Septum- bor 12 be had collected lu dues und for labels U183.33. Jio also road u uumbur of lotlcni ? rom premluuiu mcrcliRuU , the general Unorot which WM thxt ihrro had bacna grout durnand. for hun o Jo jjoodu luco tao homo pntronnfro movement was put on foot. The O'Nolli , Nob. , chicory people put In nn hppllcutloo for pormliston to use the Nebraska label , As they are members la good standing the permit wns granted. The president announced the following committees ! On tlnnnco Samuel Ueos , O. T. Evnnt , Charles MoU. Executive commit- tco Chadwlck , Drummond , Cole , Farrell , Trostlcr , Potcrs , Tibbs. The secretary was Instructed to push the collection of the back dues nnd a list ot the delinquent members was roan. The Lad 10 % Aid society of the First Pros- bytorlan church of Omaha sent In a com munication to tbo effect that they were nbout to Issue tbo second edition of tholr cook book nnd that they would HKO to rccolvo a few ad vertisements to aid in mooting the expense. Several gentlemen present who were nn- gagod In manufacturing articles that would naturally cotno In the line ot n cook book put don n their names In recognition of th efforts of the ladles to help on the homo pat- roimgo movement , JV.111US.U , T.MUIVE Cleveland Oct * Awny with Another ( liuno from Comtnlo'ft Crow , CINCIXXVTI , O. , Soot. 27. Wood nllowod an caiy lly ot Hluimor's to full safe nnd on this blunder Cleveland scored tbo winning run. Attendance , 1,500. Score : Cincinnati 18 00000000-2 OiovulMid 000002100- : ) lilts : Cincinnati. 7 : ClcvolanO , 7 Krrors : Cilnrlimntl , Ms UlovHlaml. : i. ' .arnoit runs ! Ulovtilunil , : ! . Iliitlcrlos : lwyor and .Murphy t I > .ivle9 nnil X.lniinor. ChampionIlitmmor llmlilnrk. BOSTON" , Mass. , Sopt. 27. Haddock Rot bis xvor.st hammering ot the year today , liosloa batting him nil ever Ibo Hold. AUcudiiuuo , l.OOJ. Weather coo ! . Score : itoston r. : i i o o o 2 o n-u Hrooklyn 000004020-0 lilts ! lloiton , 5lj llrookljw , 8. Errors ! Hos * Ion , 4 : Ilrooklv" , " ' lliilturlus : St. volts ami Uanzol : llnildouk iintl D.illoy. , Nn llouhary In This. H.U.TIMOIIB , Mil. , Sept. 27. An nccidont to Umplro Ktnsllo resulted In Ills retirement. Hojrlo una riutclllTo suucacdod 4ilm and Ibo nlnlb inning gave the Now Yotkors Ihnao Dasc-i on balls , enabling Ihoni to score tbo wlnnlni * run. Attendance , 775. Score : Italtlinuro 0 3 Nnw York 0 4 Hits : Ualtltnoro. 0 : Now York 2 , Errors : Italllmnro , 4 ; Now York , 4. Earned runs : Ualtlnioro , 2. ll.tllnrlosi Sclnuldt und Kub- Inton ; ICIni ; nnd i\vlnc. : . .lonuli'iiVoii with iiiHe. ; ST. Louis , Mo , Sept 27. The St , Louis cluu todav broke the 'record for nil round stupid playlnq nndoonsldorablo slugging was done by tbe Pittsburgh. Attendance 300. Score : St , Louts H PltMUUI-i : 1 0 1 0 1 1 4 1 * -0 Mils : St. I.ouls , 0 : IMltsburz. V.I Errors : St. Louis , in ; I'ltlsbur . I. Earned runs : St. l.ouls 1 ; riHslnr.'i. . Hatturics : Olouson und Hnokluy ; lla'chvin ' and .Muck , ICnoekeil Out in tlio Ninth WASIIISIITONV D. i3 , Sept. 07. Washing ton won today's gaino tbrouRli bad errors by Thompson und Curacy in the ninth Imiitijr. AltonUnuco , OUo. Score : WasliliiBton 0 OOOOOO.D3-3 I'hlliKimphla 000100000 1 lilts : \Vaslilnstoni : ; I'hlladolphla , 7. Er rors : Washington , I ; I'hlladolphla. I ) . Earned runs : Nona It.ittcrlcs : Klllon and McUuiro : Oarsoy and Uloinunts. Flront tlio Kumielo' 1'urlc. Louiavit.M ; , ICy. , Sept. 27. Tbo main stand and cottage ut Loulsvlllo base ball park were destroyed by tire about midnight. The llro was evidently of incendiary origin nud could not bo extinguished. The rows of 25-ncut scats were suvod. The grand stand was roflttad last spring , and tbo total loss Is about ? 10,000 , with S2.500 Insurance. There was no game today , but Chicago nnd Louls- villo will play two games tomorrow. BtuiidiiiBof the Tea ui i. w r , P.O. vr. r , . n.c. lorclnnd 15 17 72.11 l'htlndelpliln..31 33 41.2 iionton a ; Ji no 7 Clilcuzo ? J 31 4S.il I'lttatiuru M 27 57.1 l.O'jlsvlllu VH 31 4J.I ) Now Vorlt 35 27 58.5 Hnltlmoro 2.1 ilj SU.7 llrooklrn II 13 51.8 WaahlnKton . . .21 V ) 31.4 Cluclnuall 31 tkl 50.8 St. Louis 21 41 SJ.'J STAKKb Of Sprlngllclil Won tlio Second. SPIIIXOPIELU , NOD. , Sept. 27. ( Special Tolegrara to TUB BEU. ] The Grays do- 'eatod ' the Donlson team in ono ot the finest games of the season by a score qt 4 to 3. The gatrA ) was interesting from start to finish. The work of both pitchers was very offect- vo and their support was of a high order. Score : drays 0 20100001 4 Uenlson 1 1010000 0 3 Batteries : Hnrlun and Ball ; Holmes nnd Jones. Hits : Donlson. T ; Orays , I. Errors : Grays , 4 , 1'assecl bulls : Bull. 1. U ise ou balls : Marian , 1 : Holmes. 1 , Struck out : By Ilolnios. II ; by Ilurlan. 7. Tlmo : Ono hour and forty minutes. Umpires : Wullucr und Morrison. plunger Meat JohnHon. Pnoiiu , 111 , , Sept. 27. This wns children's day and bicycle day at the state fair , and the attendance double what It hns over bcon on tbo samoday. There was much Interest in tbo bicycle races , ten ot which were run , but the time made wns scarcely up to the expectations , . 'obn&on , who hns recently buon smashlne records nt Independence , was entered in the mile safety , open , which was won by Mun- gcr of Chicago in 2U : ! 3-5. Midnight Chimes Do.nl BOSTON , Mass. , Sopt. 27. The Now Eng land trotliog homo brocding mooting opened today nt Mystic park. In the iirst boat of the 2:30 race Midnight Chimes , a black fllly by Chimes , owned by C. , T. Hamltn , burst a blood vessel and foil dead on the truck , just after passing the distance polo. Her driver , Ed ( jeers , wus thrown , but was uninjured. The lllly bold a record of 2:10K and was valued at 135,000. 'iho .Lieutenant < ioo to Columbus. Lloutonunt Arrasmlth , the well known bllllurd export and all-round clover gentleman - man | loft for Columbus , O. , yoslorday after noon , where no has been ordered by the vVnr department. Tbo lieutenant bus friends by thi ) legion in the Gate City , nud thorn Is much regret at his departure. Sliuirurt tor ( ilaxe ST. Louis , Mo. , Sopt. 27. Shugnrt , the PlUsburg's ball team short stop , it is reported ported , tomorrow will bo traded to the St. Louis club for Glascock , < vho holds the sumo position in the homo team. ' OHLMlOM.l CUI.OKM ) VKOV1.K 31.11) . They Insist Tlnit Tliolr Children Khali Ilo' ( liven Tholr flights nt hclionl. ICixnFisumt , Okl. , Sopt. 27 , [ Special to Tnu Bun.J School opouod here yesterday and considerable trouble developed on aa count of whllo leaeners objaollng to colored pupils attending school. T ho colored poopl applied to tbo board of directors tor assist unco and were refused , as the board had provided a separate school tot tholr people nud bad secured a competent teacher for their service. This does not seem to satisfy them und serious trouble Is likely lo follow. Tbo colored people v.-ere standing around the school houses with butcner knives and razors In thou * bands nnd Ihreatoning vlo louco , und trouble beams near at band. UW.tL UUKt'lTllta. J. H. Boouol was arrested yesterday foi noddling milk without a license. John and Susie MoKlbalton , the terrors o tlio east bottoms , wcro bound ever to th , dlstrlct court by Judge Burk yesterday ndornoon In iho aun ot jfT/jJ each fo assault. A I'oniuiitlDo meeting of ibo Western An association wns bel'J nt Llningur's art gat lory last night and articles of Incorporation adopted. Committees were also appointed lo cuuvusa tlio city for funds wltu which to establish a public an gallery. The pulico yiiti ! rdny filed a new complaint against J , B. Mlr.ipion , charging him with being a fugitive from justice. Simpson is wanted In Halt Lake by the Uultod Slates niilhorlUos for swindling A. W , Aunotto out of $1.10 , The deputy marshal , who is coming for the prisoner , lias been delayed , pud the now complaint was Hied in order to hold tbo mil' ; , The Nebraska Independent rifles gave an intnrestlug enterlulnmcnt at Washington hull last ovenlu ? , A concert catno llrst , fol lowed by u tbreo not farce comedy and then the aanco , in which ovorv ono present par ticipated. The rltlos were orgauuod In February - ruary last und from a handful of men bavo grown until the membership is nearly 100. Tiioy drill every week In Claru's hull , and claim to \ > e fully armed and equipped for iiiililarj ervlce. The eutertalunieul was a llnunoUl tuccoif. SUICIDE OF COL , CANADAY The Ex-Sorgoant-at-Arms of tbo Sonnto Shoots Himself. ACCUSED OF ROBBING HIS PARTNER Ilo Clnlmnil Thnt HiifRlnri ln < l Opcncil tlio Sale , Itut Will-it Thrniitunoit with ArreU Ilo Illim Out 111 * Itrnln * In 111 * Oilier. WASIUXOTON , D. C. , Sopt. 27. WIlHixro P Canaday of North Carolina , ox-sorgennt-at arms ot the senate , sulclaod here this morn ing bj" shooting htrmolf through ttio bund. Ho bad boon In llnanci.il illfUoultlos for sonio time. Cnimduj- occupied rooms nt 713 and 714 Kent street ns lodging * nnd ofllco quarters , wlioro , In purtnorsblp with Colonel JJ. Qi. A. Ilouthton ; , ho conducted Iho business of loanlnp money on soourlttos such as bantu refused to handln , unit was launching a comnany to guarantee patents. The flrst scene In the tragedy occurred nbout daylight this morn * ln < , wtion a f-ontloman rooming above wait attracted to Cunnday's Jeer by the Inttor's cries. Ilo found Cnnndav bound nnd RnRgoil. Cnnmtny clnlmod this was the work ot burs- lar.j , who had forcud htm to open the suto and take out the contents. Whou Colonel HouRhton arrived ho told Citnndny ho did not bolicvo the story nnd thought It was n rusu to cover the theft , bv Canndny of WUOO which Hougbton put In the aafu the previous evening. Houston wont out to pot a policeman. When ho rolurncd ha found Canaday lying ( load , b.ilnod In blood , with a bullet hole through his head. Ills Ijitnt I'r.tyor. Ho loft u letter for a Miss Moore , declar ing ho was RUllty of no wrong and usulng f5od to bios * her as his last prayer. The twlno with which Canaday was found hound earlier In the mornipc was of common stuff which a man of ordinary strength could bavo broken. An examination of the cou- tents of the snfo showed that all the notes given by Camulay and all the books contain ing a record of his Indebtedness bad boon nb- strnctod and burned In the grate. The police nro Investigating the statement of Captain Houphton that ho put 1 ,000 In the safe yesterday evening. How Cannday could have mailo way with It Is , under the clrcumstnncoj , u dlfllcultquestion to answer. Mr. Stovonsoti , who illscovorod him bound to the door , savs tbat Colonel Cannday told him that no tnono.v was gone and that only nnpors bad been taken. If , as Captain Iloughton said , SJ.OOO bad boon placed in the safe nnd is now missing , it seems remarka ble that the dca'd man said nothing about It. Unit Advancml Ciumtlny .Money. Captain Ilonghton asserts that ho ad vanced Colonel Caimdayxfrom time to tlmo about 815,000 , and that there was destroyed about $100,000 stock of the Hougblon Ma- cblce Manufacturing company , and also certificates of stock in the Northwest Im provement company and other enterprises. Captain Huughton Is described in the city directory as u machinist. Miss Moore , whom Mr. Canady visited yoslorday evening , nnd to whom ho loft a note , is n young lady of excellent , fumily and good reputation whom Colonel Canady knoiv in North Carolina. She Is a , daughter of Judge Moore , for many years ou the bench of one of the hlrhor state courts In North Uaro- Inn , and is living hero with her sister , whoso husband is assistant curator of the National musoum. Colonel Canaday's call was a brief social ono. Mrs. IlnrrUoii Show * l.lttlo Change. WASHINGTON , D C. , Sopt. 27. Mrs. Harri son had a comfortable day after resting fairly well during tbo night. She took moro than tbo usual amount ot nourishment and sleep of some importance today. Mrs. Harrison is holding her own , though the re is little If any chnngo in her condition. ' CAMPAIGN IN OMAHA. " rTBTnoeratlc City Convention Called So vcral Ward AIcotliiRB. The democratic city central committee mot at its headquarters in the Ware block lust night nnd decJed ) to hold tbo city convention tion on Wednesday evening , October 5 , at Washington hall. Tbo convention will bo called to order at 8 p. m. The basis of representation will bo nine delegates to each ward , and the primaries for the election ot delegates .will bo hold between noon and 7 p. m. on Mona - a ay , October ! ) , at the following places : First ward , Tenth and Hickory ; Second ward , Sixteenth and Center ; Iblrd ward , Eleventh and Douglas ; Fourth ward , Twen tieth and Douglas ; Fifth ward , 1004 North Sixteenth ; Sixth ward , Twenty-fourth and Lake : Seventh ward , Twenty-ninth and Woolworth avenue ; Eighth ward , 1)08 ) North Twenty-fourth ; Ninth ward , Cumlng street and Lowe avenue. Thu second mooting of the German Cleve land and Stevenson club of Douglas county was bold In Pubst hall last night. An election tion was hold and the following permanent uflicors chosen. President , H , C. Kiebo ; vlco president , C. Lutze ; secretary , F. Bio- gel ; linnucial secretary , I. Waller ; irons u re r , A. AltondorlT. A committed was appointed to solicit funds. Up to date 207 Germans have Joined the club. The object of thOclub is to have the Germans recognized in poli tics , and meetings will bo hold every Tues day night. The Ninth Ward Republican club will be In the ring again this evening with several good speakers who car , entertain an audience profitably and pleasantly for a couple of hour * exploding democratic fallacies and ex pounding republican gospel. Charles ,1. Green , U. H. Mercer , A. C. Troupe and Dick Smith will talk and an all 'round good time is assured to all who coroo out. The meeting will bo held at the club headquarters at Twenty-ninth nnd Farnara. W. H. Hutler , president , and H. Kunnoy. secretary , nro out In a notice of the colored voters that the colored people of Omaha as yet have endorsed no candidate for represen tative ) , and have not pledged their support to any ono. A meeting for tbo purpose of linully settling tbo matter will bo held to night at republican headquarters , oppostto the Mlllard hotel , nt S'M ; p. m. Every col ored voter In Omaha Is requested to a'.tend this meeting , In order tbat a full expression of sentiment may bo had on this all import ant question. * .Scimtor Hliorniun Ulve ilU View * . Ci.iVii.ANi > , O. , Sopt. i.7. In a speech de- llvorcd nt Mausllolu , his homo , this evening , Senator Sherman referred to Mr. Cleveland's letter of acceptance , calling particular atten tion to tbo fact that no mention is made m it of tbo Chicago tariff plank. "Ho did not dare to endorse It , " said the sena tor , "for the democracy U tbo only party Hlnco tbo formation ot the federal govern ment that has dared to proclaim.u protective- tariff unconstitutional and it will wish it had not before the election. Talk about latter day democracy being tbo party of Jefferson and Jackson.Vliv , they would not own It H they wore nltvo today. " WORK OF HOODLUMS. A Holt I.I no J'lrcniHii Him IlU Kyo Knocked Out by u Mlinllu. A gang of half grown men and boys has been a sourca of annoyunco to the Dolt line ut the Hamilton street crossing. They con gregate along tbo cut tboro and amuse thorn- belvos by throwing missiles ut passing trains. Until Monday tbo extent of tbo damage done by these hoodlums consisted of broken headlights and cab windows. Monday night a stray ploco of brick struck Fireman John Smith and ha Is minus on oyo. .Movement * of Oooiin Steamerx. * At Southampton Arrived Fuorst Bis marck , from New York. At Brow Head Passed Mijestlo , from Now York. At Scllly Passed Massachusetts , from New York. At Bremen Arrived Gcstemunde , from Philadelphia ; Stuttgart , from Baltimore. At Baltimore Arrived tVatdonslan , from Hlo Janeiro ; Churlemont-from Belfast , At Now York Arrived State of Ne braska , from Glasgow. New York Hxcuuneu Quctiitlom , New Yoiuc , Sopt. 37. [ Special Telegram to TUB BEE.I Exchange was quoted us fol lows ! Chlcngjy 86 cents discount ; Bos ton , I2U to S cents discount ; St , Louis , 75 cents discount , " ' " llrutnl Aiuilt"onOil.lttlo dirl by nn Un. feiutlm Mftn. Some unknown boast Inflicted a brutnl outrngo on 7-ycar'Old Lllho Connors , whoso parents live nt Ttvanty-olghth nnd ,1 streets , The llttlo girl -watt returning homo from school In company with her 9-yoar-old cousin when she was ndJortcd'by nn unnnoiv.i man who offered her lOtonts to go down the track ivlth him to huntifdf a lost rabbit. The lit * tlo boy was toldrto stay where ho was nnd not to try to rolldlvttho man nnd gin. The llttlo girl stnr'odt > rf with the brute , who , ns soon ns they had sono n llttlo way along the track , hoizod her In his nrms and throw bor Into nn empty bov car , where ho foully as- sauitod her. Her screams frightened him away after ho had torn her clothing nnd In jured her slightly. On bolng released shoran ran homo , whoro'hd fell In hystorrtcal con vulsions. A physician was called and tbo little girl wns glvon relief. Her assailant Is described ns n n.nn about six foot high , with it small dark moustache , wearing a block strlpc'd shirt , black ack coat nnd Jeans pants. If caught ho may suffer nt the hands of nn Indignant crowd. Siimluy Closing Movement. A nicotine was hold nt the First Mothodlst church last availing nnd after nu organiza tion was completed "Sunday closing" was found to bo inscribed upon the banners , bee- rotary Hobort Funston was chosen to pro- .side over the moating and then the talk began. About llfty nconlo were present and they all nro desirous ot Having tbo saloons In this city closed on Sunanvs , and the meeting was for the purpose of agreeing upon n united plan of action to bring nbout that re sult , Secretary Funston sold It wns a dlsgraco to the city to bavo the saloons run openly on bundny nnd wns In favor of Inking Immedi ate notion to compel the saloon men to close tholr doors on that day. Councilman Bruce snouo ut length nnd told of his experience in making the rounds of the ( .ambling homes on n tour of investigation a few nights nfio. Ho was In favor of closing every saloon In the city on Sunday und was prepared to load the fight ns ho did in the gambling crusade. Others In the audience gave vent to tholr feelings and did not consider it sufllclont to simply hnvo the front doors closed nnd the back nnd sldo ones swinging to nnd fro on the Sabbath. It was Dually decided to wait on Mayor Miller and urge him to cause a ecnnral observance of the Sunday closing law and to no longer tolerate Its violation. Iliillilini'crniitn. . The building industry of South Omaha is not lagging In the least , and the autumn months will bo busy ones In this town. Yesterday Superintendent of Buildings Muyflold issued the following permits : V. 1' . I'rcomiin. dttelllni. Twentieth bu- tweon U and H streoti . $ 1,000 JIary Doltvol. brick business block. Twenty-fourth , butwoon N and O streets . 5,000 liriiiik R Ulna , addition , Nineteenth nnd I' streets . : . 100 illchact Kiihoy , dwelllnt. Twentieth iind 1 streets . . . . . lr > 00 Four permits , aggregating S 7,000 SHORT jP.N STAMPS. One or KriiR'H CliirJt * Lonvej Town After ii Potty Defalcation. There's a mi mo thyt'c aovor spoken in [ Crug's brewery tTibVe dayannd th < 3 narao Is ivell known abo'yi't ' , Omaha that pf S. S. A.uch moody. Fftrj ; the past three yours 'Auchy"nas been anting ns shipping clerk n that establishment. ' About the mlddl6 of last month , when east expected , the Inspectors called at the ofllco of the brewery and discovered a shortage of stampsj whloh Mr.tn. . - Krug says only amountod4o $103 , but which Mr. Auchmoedy could' rtot 'explain and rather than face the music ho decamped. Mr. Aucbmocdv 'wasS ' highly esteemed by the flrm nnd their retard for him has Kept tbo matter n secret uqllUnow.r It wjll bo remauiboreil that tA E. Auch- ( ' ' > ' moody vh'llo 'do'piAy , for Charles N'eedham also llgured in a shortagQ'of considerable ex tent , vyhat 'qould have"induced him to lay himself open for such itsmall'amount in the present case Is more than the brawery people can understand. Suhsequnnt events may showttiut $100 Is far short of his de falcation. Death ofMr . < i roves. Mrs. Mary Groves , mother of City Clerk John Groves , died at the residence of tbo alter yesterday afternoon after an. illness of nearly a year of tumor of the bowels. The deceased was 70 years of ago and wns a native of Belfast , Ireland. She came to Omaha ten years agq and made bar home with her son until the. ( imo of her death. She was a lovable woman and made many friends in Omaha who will mourn her death and sympathize with her unly son In , his great sorrow. The funeral arrangements will bo announced hereafter. Injured ! > y the C l > lu Cars. About 0 o'clock last Sunday evening Mrs. Mary Sproull , the cook at "Tho Madison hotel,1' took tus cable cars for Twentieth and hlcaio streets. When the cars stopped she loft her seat and prepared to got off , as bho was on tbo last step ready to alight. The cars started with a sudden Jerk , throwing her with great violence to tbo ground , injur ing her severelv. Her hair being low upon her neck was all that saved her life. Such carelessness is criminal , and this matter will soon come up before tbo court. H. L. iCIudrod of Pendcr is at the Dolluno. Grorgo Lehman of Columbus is a guest at the Uullono. Miss Anna Dnllcy , 518 North Nineteenth , Is visiting her parents at Central City , la. Mr. Victor Hosowater loft for Now York yesterday , when * ho will resume his studios at Columbia college. 0. M. Lindsay of Newton , la. , accompanied by his wife nnd daughter , were In the city yesterday and paid a visit to Tin ; BII : : . Misses Nellie and Tcsslo McGuire , who hava been visiting with friends at Grand Island and Plattsmoutb , returned homo yesterday. Police Sergeant Thomas Orrosby , who suf fered u stroke of apoplexy u couple of weeks ago , U considerably better , and was able to bo down town for n short tlmo yesterday afternoon. Nisw YORK , Sopt. 'J7 , fSpecial Telegram to TUB BEK.J Omaha : F. W. Cantllo , A. F. ICounlzo , Plaza ; M , V. Gannon , St. Denis ; Leland , J. F. Kvan.'wlfo and child , Omaha ; Victoria , G. W. 'fibnrlton. Omaha ; Audi torium , F. U. ICt"nhfirtf | G. L. Joslyn , Omaha. CHICAGO , III. . i/jU , 27. [ Special Tola , gram to TJIK BKJJ.J Hotel arrivals from Nebraska ; Palmuy Blouse M. V. Nichols , Beatrice , Mob. ; S , Arnstoin , Mrs. C , K , Constant , Omaha. ! Auditorium Mts 1C. M. Samuels , Si-huviofe , Nob. Great North ern J. M. Rlcnanisou and wife , John P , Hamilton. Frank * Dfr Lvon , F. A. Nash , Omaha. Grand 1'ncillu Mrs. L S. Hansom , Charles C. Goorg < V > Lfli BrlgK * , Omaha. WK.U1IKK MltKO.ISTil. Cooler , \Vllli Vurtfltfo Wind * , Is Wlmt No- bnukuns JtUiy lCxpuct Toduy , WAHIIISOTON , P. C. , Sept 27 For Ne braska Fair ; wi'jJJsJbecomlng ' east to south ; sllL'htly cooler in roireme. southeastern per tion. * Jn2 For Iowa Occasional light rains tonight , or NVodnosduy : slluhtly warmer In easi.orn portion ; variable wind * . For tbo Dakotus Fair ; generally warmer , except in eastern portion of South Dakota ; windH becoming east to south , Local iteconl. OrncBoi" TUB WBITUUH BUIIR.VII , OMVIII , Sopt. UT. Omaha record of temperature and rainfall compared witn corroapondlng day of past four'vcari i JN-W. 1801. 16 ! J. itoi ) . Muxliiiuni toinporuture , . . . Ni = W3 ( ! = > 78 = Minimum toinuer.itnro ft ) ) = > oA.e 38 = Avoruia > tdiupuruture . . , . , , 73 ° UU = > rd3 BH = I'ruolpltut on T OT UJ T Statement showing the coodltlon of torn , peraturoand precipitation at Omaha tor tbo day und smoe March I , 18'-U. ' us compared with tbe general average : Normalteniouraturo. , . . , , . . . , , , , . . . . . . , , . CO0 Excess for the ilav I'3 Delloloncy since March 1 X = > NorniHl preulultntlon , , . , , , , . , , , . . . . . . ,10 Inch Dollcleuuy for the iluy , . . . , . , , , . .10 Inch Uetiuloncy slnuu Muruh 1. . l.M Inch G. E. tixwTON , Observer , CHOLERA BREAKS OUT AGAIN i Five Moro Oases of the Disease Develop on the Bchomia. ONE OF THE VICTIMS QUICKLY DIES SUM'lcloitft Sickness In Mlrhlguti mid TOTIH StraiiMlii | > on thn I'nclllo Itoporlcil to lliuo tlio riiignu mi lloiird Dying Out Ahroiut. Nnw VOIIK , Sept. 27. Flvo new cases of cholera were reported on the stenmor Bohemia this morning , the first In seven days. The p.ulonts were Carl Gassman nnd four Bohemian children , Ono ot the children has slnco died. Tno steerage passengers were to have boon removed from the vessel yesterday , hutro'igti weather ptovontnd. Artulr * ut Camp low , CAMI-LOW , SANDV HOOK , N. J. , Sept 27. Slnco the departure of IMS of the Hugla'a passengers from hero this morning the ontlro force of the camp omployos hnvo boon busy disinfecting the rooms , tents and furni ture In tbo pavlllonsi. Surgeon Mnjor Snwtolio today telegraphed to Health Olllcor Jenkins that ho was pro- pnred to receive passnngcrs In the camp , and received n reply In which Dr. Jenkins stated that the Horinfm's ' passengers would nrrlvo here early tomorrow morning. Commandant S.iwtollo says ho Is prepared to accommodate 1,200 passengers nnd bos so notilled Dr. Jenkins. No slcknoss Is reported in this or the mili tary camp. The cabin passengers of the Normnnnlu todur presented Captain Poblcb with n beautifully engrossed testimonial , thanking tnu captain and ofllcorj for tholr bohnvlor. Accompanying the tostiuioulal was n handsome watch and chain. ( lovdrniiienc Mionlil lluve CIIICAOO , 111. , Sept , 27. Kx-Surgeon John B. Hamilton , who has boon conspicuous in organizing Camp Low at Sandy Hook for cholorn suspects , roturncdto his oftlco In this city today. Ho said : "Tho great trouble Is that Now York has attempted to handle this matter alone when Iho government should h'lvo had charge. It is un fair to the rest of the country. when 00 per cent of the Immigrants who laud in Now York do not stop tbero that Now York should tatco upon hersoll tbo whole au thority in this ntfair. The quarantine was Inolllcicntly equipped. If tno government bad had control It would have boon impossi ble for a case of cholera to have rc.ichod the stato. I think there will bo souio legislation ou this point. " Dr. Hamilton scorned anxious to retrain from saying nuythiug nbout Dr. Jenkins. rK Alimut Itm-nvcrcil. f CopjrrlKhttMl 1502 by .Inmcs ( Jurdon Ilont.Jtt.l HAMIIUKU , Sept. 27. [ Now York Hornld Cable Special to Tim Br.K. I Seventy cases and thirty-live deaths were reported yester day , ot which six cases nnd ton deaths oc curred proviously. This shows 3 decrease ot fifty-six cases and fourteen deaths. It is evident tbat cholera has lost Its grip on Hamburg. If its people can bo Induced to continue careful tbo epidemic will soon bo over. Stanhope is well. Ho loaves the Kronkon- haus tomorrow. Ho may now Do considered a.9 safe from tbo disease. Another C.isu In Now York. NKW Yoiuc , Sopt. 27. Charles Mendosha was found sick tonight in the double tene ment No. 810 Eleventh avenue. Tbo nrn- bulanco surgeon who was called said tbat the man was suffering from syrnpto'ms of cholera. The suspect wus sent to the recep tion hospital. The Board of Health In their 4 o'clock bul- etlri this afternoon said there have been no coses of cholera In this city siuco Soil torn bor 19. 19.There There were 402 Immigrants landed a& Ellis island ' today from the steamships Hugia Wyoming'aud Scandiu. The cholera made ravages in several families A fund 1ms boon started by Colonel Weber for the relief of immigrants. _ Death Lurks in Its Watorg. BEIIUN , Sopt. 27. Notwithstanding the many warnings given by the authorities that the river Spree Is infected with cholera germs and is therefore highly dangerous , sorao of the bargemen will persist in drinkIng - Ing water flora the rivor. Today ono of these bargemen was attacked with cholera. As soon as his condition bocitmo known hu was taken to the Mqablt hospital. No other cases of the disease have been reported up to ( i o'clock this evening. Cholorn Ituportuil on the Pucillc. VAXcouviit , B. C. , Sept. 27. It lo re ported tbat the steamer Empress ot India from Yokohama has cholera on board. The Dominion health ofllcer.-i say they will not quarantine passengers without special in structions from Ottawa. 1'urlmps n CIIHU in ST. Josp.i'ii , Mich , . Sopt. 27. There is much excitement bora over the case of a man named Wed , living live miles out In tbo coun try , said to be suffering with every symptom of cholera. The public schools are closed. l Cun 4 In Tan. . SAN ANTONIO , Tex. , Sopt. 27. The state health ofllcor reports to Governor Hogg that ho attended two suspected case ? of cholera. Ono died Sunday. Notes of tlio riiiKiiP. 1'AldS , Sept 27. There were reported In this city yesterday Unity nuwonsosof uholuru , and thirteen deaths from tint il house. Itnnssr.i.i.s , Sopt. 27. Two deaths finm rholer.i wore reported In I'ntnr es today. In Amlurloluht three now cases of cholorn were loported. I'llii.ADKLi'lliA , 1'a. . Sent. 27. The steamship Pennsylvania from Antwerp , with over : > 'ju ' ItnmlKMnti nn board , was ruloaspil from iinitrantlno today und arrived at bur doclc In this city , 2///J CUT J OX UHUl' . ItuportK from Various Htutrx .Shown railing OU'lroni l.iiMt Yriir. BntMiNdiiAM , Ala , , Sopt. 27. The cotton crop In this section of Alabama does not snow such a great falling off compared with last year as that in tbo cotton belt proper. U is hardly moro than 10 par cent. In the state ut largo , however , tbo rains , tbo Hoods and the rust have combined to do great damage - ago , and the decrease map go nourly as high ab 20 per cent , there being 591110 Increase in acreage. It is possible that seine of the com plaints of the farmers may exaggerate Hie damage done , but thu receipts so far bear out the worst predictions. Nouvni.ic. Va. , Sept , 27. Cotton produc. . tion in Virginia is contlnod to u few counties. The acreage this year has been reduced 2ft per cent. The plant is small aiid backward. With late autumn it may muito two-thirds of a crop. AunusrA , Ga , Sept. 27. In South Carolina and Georgia tbo largest grain crop slnco tr.o war bus boon raised this year , con eiiuonUy the cotton has been reduced. Intimates place It about 20 to25 per rent. For the year Iho percentage of forttliiora has buon less lhnn lust year. The present condition of the ciop in this section is not good because at un favorable seasons. UAi.uiau , N. C. , Sopt. 27 , The cotton crop In North Carolina , says the stale agricultural burouu , shows a condition of 07 % , u decline of nearly 17 points In condition. The acreage tu this stuto was considerably reduced. WII.MIMITO.V , N , C. , Sept. 27. Inquiries today among the cotton factors by tbo Asso ciated Press reporter developed the fact that there watt n considerable decline In tbo con dition of the crop In the Ian two woolia. A fair average ot thu estimate now places the probnblo yield at 23 per cent loss than tbat of last year. COLUMIIUB , Ga. , Sspt. 27. Tbo condition of thn cotton orop In this ontlro section justl- ties tliu bollof that the aggregate yield will bo about one-half of tbo yield of last yoar. GIIBNADA , MUs. , Sopl. 27. Advices from cotton crops throughout this section place this year's yield as fully U5 per cent below an avcrauo crop. NKW Oiii.BAN'9 , La. , Sopt. 27. The Picayune - yuno iavs editorially concerning tbo rcoonl improvement In the prlco of cotton t "The main cnuso of the advance U found lu tbo great trilling off In the tnovomont ot the crop compared with provlous somons. The movement of the now crop to date shows very largo shortage , nnu represents thom m lloit September movement to date that tins boon experienced In years. The crop Is Into , to be sura , but It is nlso short compared with last year. Should the movement con- tli. tin for some llmo to show n fulling oft compared wltb last year , the ndvanco which lias nlroady taken place Is likely to bo sup- lilcmontoil by a further and more Important movement , " _ JM I'll XVT > K7 ! / , / ; ; > TIIK bTHIKK. llninitpy Arnur * thn tiuilnr UnplilA OIllcluU of Dorolvlng tlin I'ulillo. CnDAii HUMPS lo. , Sept , 27. ( Special Telegram to Tun BKK.J Grand Chief Tele grapher llamsoy ofllclnlly donlos that there has boon nny settlement of the strlko of the operators on the Burlington , Cedar Rapids it Northern railway , ns reported , and says that the company has boon sending out bul letins to that effect to Induce operators to coma here to tnko the place * of the strikers. Ha says that it will bo n light to u finish nnd that the telegraphers will win. Tlio ofllclnh of tbo road have not yet replied to tbo request of the committee of train mnn , who nskcd that the matter with the operators be arbitrated , andthcro is very llttln change In the situation. ' The rend is not handling its business nor nro freight trains running , " snld Chief Ham- soy today , "t have mou patrolling every di vision of" the line and know the situation cx- nctly. " At the Ronornl ofllccs it wns stated that , the rend was getting In bolter condition ovi-ry tlay , and tlioro jcoms to bo no deposition to- recede from tbe position originally tukon. .AIU < .MdDoiiilld's Alleged Alidnrtor. Ciinut H\rili , In , . Sopl. 27. ISpuclnl to Tin : BIIK.J Judge Hustcd of the district court of Blnckhnwk county bus lofused the ipplicatlon of W.V. . Bain , the allngoJ ab ductor of Miss Chaltlo McDonald , the pretty Brandon school teacher , for u writ nf Habeas corpus , and bis. cnso will coma up at Wnlcr- lee In n few dnvs for trial. It promises to bo liighly sensational nnd bitterly fought. Unin will Introduce a package 'ot loiters among other things from MUs McDonald to provo that hn did not abduct tbo girl. Among other things she repeatedly declares she would run away nnd marry Buln ns soon is she was of ago despite tbo objections of tier parents. Tbo entire- affair is Iho outcome of n difference of religious views. Acquitted tin Imvu Minister. iivi'im , In. , Sopt. 27. [ Special to TIM ; Bci.J A most sensational church trial bas Just boon brought to n close nt Delmar. At the recant mooting of the Davenport district conference of tbo Meth odist Episcopal church atDoSVitt charges ot conduct unbecoming n minister were preferred - forred against Hov. W. F. Bacon of Subula because ot his admiration for good horses and horse racing. Bacon's replies were very unsatisfactory to the conference and a committee was appointed to try him. Alter n couple of days' investigation into the charges , which were found to bo founded upon gossip rather than facts , ho wns ac quitted and reinstated in the conference. In Ail Mined ol Other KnlghtA. Ccmu lUriPsi , In. , Sopt. 27. [ Special to TUB BKE. ] The grand commandory of Iho Knights Templar of Iowa , which held Its annual session at Dubuque lust weclc , adopted n resolution maklnir the standard ritual adopted nt tr.o grand encampment at Denver last month the ritual in Iowa. This stale is , therefore , 'the first to put the now ritual into use. in.si-r..tr. oliriiskn'o Agricultural Kxhllilt Admired I- by Hundred * of 1'uoplo. MONMOCTH , Neb. , Sept. 27. [ Special Tele gram to Tun Bnc.J Nooraskn on Wheels No. 2 made a successful oxblbit today , stopping two hours at Blgesvillo , where fully 500 people plo passed through tbo train. So pleased were tbo cltl/ens with the exhibit that an order was issued to close the publlcschools in order that the obildron might enjoy a prac tical geographical lesson. At Kirkwood tbe train stopped four hours , being visited by some 500 people , who ivlnced tbo greatest interest and us- Tonishment. The fruit displayed by Nebraska seemed Incredible , many declaring that it was shipped from Califor nia , n compliment to the state surely appre ciated. The superintendent of public schools hold the opening ono hour in order that tlio teachers and scholars might vlow the pro ducts of Nebraska. At Mon mouth the train was on exhibition from 3 until G o'clock p. m. , hundreds of her best citizens passlnc through , paying the highest compliments upon the artistic dis play. In tbo evening tbo entire delegation were , by special invitation , tbo guoits of the Jcffersoulan Social club of Mon mouth. > < > rthrist NORFOLK , Neb. , Sopt. 27. [ Special Tele gram to Tun BKB.J The Northpast Nebraska District Fair and Driving Park association opened today under most favorable auapico * . A flno string of horses of nil classes bus boon entered. The races nro nil filled , Some of the Post horses in the state nro hore. All departments are well represented und with favorable wouthor tnls will bo the greatest fair north Nebraska bus ever seen. Kearney Hey Ivllleil. KuAitxnr , Nob. , Sopt. 27. [ Special Tele- cram to Tin : BEK , ] A l.'i-yonr-old son of U. A. Day of tins city was run over and killed by.nfrolcht train nero Ibis evening. The bo ? Jumped on tbo train for a short rldo , as Is tbe custom of many boys about the depot , The body was horribly mangled. tlui Con I Coinlnn _ ln Chle.ico. Cniouio , 111. , Sopt. 27. Tbo Inter Oconn recently turned over lo Stato's Attorney Joel M , Loiigoneckor n mass of ovldonco collected by it in rutoronco to the Heading conl trust , nnd Into this nfteruoon tbat olllrial brought u bull in the chancery court to enjoin the Philadelphia & Heading Coal and Iron com pany from doing business In Cook county , I'AUMRIl A iliuiKlitur , to Mr. nnd Mrs. Guv rainier. ANDKUHON A bon , to Mr. und Mis. Hiiih- nioiid Anderson. UONAIIUK-A daughter , to Mr. nnd Mrs. IM I' , l onihno. ; MCCARTHY A iluughtar , to .Mr , and , Mrs. M. \i. McOurtliy. 1)1 1' H. f five line * nrlen uii'tfr t/iin / liei'tflftu cent * ; c tcli ii.ldUlnnal line ten cent * . M6uAINn-.foliii7 SuplomUor W , 18' ' ) aso , Ulyunis , " GltOVHS Mrs. Mary , inmhnrof John ( troves. illud ntliur homo , L'ViaUhlu.iRO nirm't , THUS- ( lav iifturiiiinn , ftiplomlior . ' ' ! . I'linural un- iioiincuiiiont huruaftor. in Search Of Health ? You will find nt Urcclslor Springs , Mo. , ci'.o nf Urn most chirmlng , all-year-round rceort liotcla In America , THE ELMS. ' * Capacity tfU | ; ucaU ; calnlnc uiuurpasscd. A I'lTIcd hotul und ro'iipleto Biiiilla- rlum. Huppru1ltilritc8iilllflinicnt ! ; | wltli tnilnea ulU'Uihnl * . Surrouiullng pic- turcBijuc , location hc.iltliy nboolutclj frca from Malirla. Tlio famous tonic waters fri'ts to iruvsH. .MlrlinrurimiMlcraUi. Kor illuitratiil jiainiililcl ani ] partlculorii ml- drcBB Jf tiilur Syrlngi Camjiany. Excelsior Springs Yo > ' " ] 'amAM. f l\SSOifl \ ( lUchanlson Drug Co. , Agents , J'li ' i la , Xe / Kttlic Vtix of IMlrhavcn , n. " Wicn my daughter KH'y WM about ihrco yean old , KcrcmaorSiltKhcnm npprarcd on her lace. It Itched so badly she \\onld Scratch till it Bled Wo had seven or eight iloeton , without Ilia iMit shadow ot beneflt. When Kilty had taken half n botlta of food's Saisaparo31a She was bolter , nndUicn she hml taken 1'i boltlcs s'ao.ii perfectly cured mut has shown No Sign of Salt Rheum Tor almost four jenn. Her skin Ii now ns fnlr n U rlcnrna nny clilld' lu t.wn. " WM. Vex , \Vlllhnn Slnto Jtintel Works , Fnlr Haven , Vt. H OOD'O PlflLO nro llio l-c t ntlcr-itliinor 1'IIU , EK KijMM e&saaa Thrilling Spectacle ! A TIlKll.Mir I'IKA9I HE TO Ol'U < U'.STtM IlltS. I OU ONi : \ \ KKIv-Cnmiiipnalni ; Mon- duy. Soin , .HI , wi > will Hell Mlll ) (101J ( ) sTinrAoiihouiYiMAssKS : : : : ( AT ? .i A 1'Alli. Klncriinil hiMXlnr fr.iinusMnnd t\ worth w in Jin. PIMSTIKI : : , si'ic- : TAfl.lIS Oil KVndl.ASII'IS O.M.Y II. ilHtinlly M " retiilleil nt Ki liner rr.tnic * . st.ro. iviuv ; H ' - ' . ' ' I'Allim-ri'.DIiyoiirOl'Tll'IANwIlliKI.NI.ST wlillo ery-lnl lonnos. NO HATItA ( HAHIiH I'jei'iit for-pedal len-i.-itronnd to iiu'n-nro. NOTlUK If you will cut UiH ndMTll-ement out nnil pro-cut It ID u * uu < rlll nlloiT it ill- count ot IU ] icr ci'iit Ir.iin nlioruuxttviiiu loir price- roil ONK WKKK O.M.Y. MAX MEYER < te BIIO. COMPANY. bclenllllonnd I'nictlt-nl Opllrliun. Knrnnm nnd Sixteenth ftreols , Oinnhn. llobb's Are Iho Oosl on Earth. Act pontly vet prompt ly on the I.lVCIt , KID- KK\S nml IIOWKUS , dis pelling llcailoclics , Fov- ere and Colds , thorough ly cleansing the system of disease , nnd cures habitual constipation They nro sugar coatuil , daunt grlpo , very smalt easy to take , and purclf tocptatile. 4SplIlilncnch vial. 1'crfoct digestion follows their use. They alisulutolrcnro tick hrnu- aclic.nnd nrorecnminonil. For sale by loading nn5S3..rS ftyJ'mui : ! 23tt . Tl I. Aililrrsi KOBE'S MEDICINE CO. , Props. , San Frw-iVo - w Cliww , SAM : IN OMAHA. NEB . uv f nhn & Co. , Co.r ISUi & Douclas St . J , A Fuller & Co , Cor. 14th it Douglas SU. f1.1 Foster A Co. . Council UluCi. la Kecpcooll Tlio phiRim cun'l reach you If yon do tlio rlcht thlnis nt tlic rlxht time. LOOK AT THE SBOBETIONSI Sea thathoy arc healthy nnd perfect. I'nt tin ) liver lo imtiirul work Tlila aBauro * dU'PMIon nml nutrition. Avolil unrlpo frtills nml unnrholeomu nionU. Cook overythlnj , oven water. Glenn olt thu uiciubrano * of stuumcli and bowjli at 0113wltli Dr. Sclock's ' Mandrake Pills. They carry nway nil illsg o ( term * nnil nil polsOfiT" ous matter. They ii-xiiro perfectly hcnllhy nnd nntiiritl secretions. They turn the llvor to the nc- count of dlKettlnn nml nutrition , quickly , i-nfoly thoroughly. Keep hoail cool , feet warm , eltln clean SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. have been tested In many n Clialoracplilomlc. Tlicy do for the. STOMACH , LIVER AND BOWELS do what sanitary science says iliould ba ilonotvllh pains , closetx , room * nnil the outer person. They clean and nitrify the Inner houau nnd put the ali mentary ohlnnneli In perfect order. Avoid btltuiilnht * . Clear their ollccls out of the syiituin nt once with thu Mnnlrako : 1'lllr. I'nt thu ntlmcntnry chnnnul * In order nnp hid dotlnncu to cholorn. In cliDloni onldcink'n , dnd nil others Invoh IDK the liver , flomneh nnd Uoweln , tnoro cnucu uf pruvun tion nud euro nluuil to llm credit of lr uhonoki Mnmlfake LMlln tlrin nny oilier iiirency or ruinrdy AN OLD n. Herlfloeliter , Ste > ena' I'olnt , \Vl3. , HiiHerod for 5 yents of Nur- vena 1'roet ration , Imoru Hum ton uu can tell. PhyeicI- ans nvailnd noth ing , ono bottlu o { DR. MILES' RESTORATIVE NERVINE , brought him runt , nlep ami ninilo him feel llko a nownmn. lit. Julian C. Underwooil , Meiuplila , Tenn. , suffered from periodical nertoua nttucke , hut found rflvct nftor iiaing ono holtlo ot Mi > r\Ino. Trial liolllo and elegant hookt'ltKi ; a' , drugglsta. DR. MILES MEDICAL Oo. , ElUhnrt , Ind. 1'orsalo by Ktihn i * . Co. for 15 A Douglas Extract of Beef , Do you want anup ol Buof TouV See Hint it is iniidc from Iho Gun uino Iiicoinpnriibly tlio bo.st. Pure , jitiltv- tiiblo.rofrcBhliit , ' . Did- Eoluds dourly- Ibu Huron Lol- SJ blp'a Blunuuro * { & Z n blue on onoli A ubul , tlius. * ' QUAIL BRAND JfflALTHJOODS Parched Rolled Oats , UnequallcJ in Flavor. Corn Gritx , Sold only lu 2J pound puolcagot Velvet Meal , l''or iinilliDH and gr SoMliy all l-'liMl-Clm "DH , R , f , BAILEY Tcct'i ' I'llUnl Vrltli. out 1'iiln uy \ thu ' " 'W't . _ lir-'cntlon. TKIVl'll KXTUAOTCn WIl'HOUl ? I'AIN OH A I'UMiBK'l'OP TKBTII O.N HOUIII3K ir..oi > . 1'urfoct flLKuirniuootJ. Toutli uxtrautoil In tlio inoruliiu"w onu luiiurtuil In uvoitii2 : of h.iiuu ilay. , . i-uo luiivliumii of Uniiiovulilu ; ' ( ? BeomiueliiKiusiif Kloxlblo CliD.lli ) Plate. All wuiU warr.intuil u ruro | ' 'iitnrt. Olllce , 'lliliil I'joor. I'axl'in lllo } ' < . 10S , ) , I { till an I I'anirn SU. TaUo lllovutor or tfttlrway fro-i. UtU Struot
