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THE OM/VIIA / DAILY IJEE : THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 17 , 1802. WILL CHAEE THE LOCA1IOS Mulorn WoDdmen to Decide on Pjrminent Headquarters Today. LIKELY TO REMAIN IN ILLINOIS Botnn of tlio rtppllcints lor lite lliinnni 1,1st of rnnillililr * tot ll" > Variiins OflUra tu He I Illril rrulnrci of IrMrrd.iy'it Session. The head cnmpof the Modern Wooilmon , In session ut Imposition hnll , launched fairly Into the business of tholr biennial session j-cstorday nud dlsposod of a number of im portant mattors. 'Tho proceedings through out have boon eharautcrlred by n dc- groo of harmonv otitltoly in Keeping with the fraternal principles of the order nnd which materially expedites the transaction of buMncss Asa matter'of ' fact tnoro Is comcnratlvcly hut llltlo differ- onon of opinion In regard lo ninny of the most vital matters that mo to bo nctod on , and they nro ROttlod with no Irlctlon nnd In a manner inutuullv satlsfiictoty. 'iho most Important question Unit occupied the atten tion of the dolomites ut tne inoinliiK session was the relocation of the headaunr.or * of the order. There was no lack of claimants for the honor. I"1"01 * ' KOiicially allowed to DO imtltled to the head- ( marter * , as the oidurls much stronger in that Btnto than nnywhero cl o , and four cities of the jirnirlo state offered proposi tions vostordny , Pulton , which H the present headquarters , wanted to rotiiln Its nrlp , but thu delegates from Pcona , Koek Islnml nnd bprtnpllold were on hand , each anxious to carry back the prlzo to tholr respective cities. A decision between their ilvnl claims \vn made a spoiilnl order for ! i o'clock this nrtornoon , mid as the genetal opinion Is in favor 01 aiolucatlon it Is Ilkoly that ono ot the three cities last named will bo hoioquar- tors for the next tun years. rvatmi-t ol tlm Morning > < 4sl ( > li. The romalndor of the motnlnu session was occuplcn bv u consideration of proposed changes iu the fundamental law by the camp ns u committed of tlm whole. It was decided nftor eotiRtdornble discussion to incicaso the number of head physicians front ono to three nnd the coinmittco on the revision ( if In\vs and ritual was instructed lo prepare amend- incuts accordingly. The greater part of the afternoon session was devoted to the evolution of a slnto of nominations for the head ofllcors which will bo elected this morning. It was the unani mous opinion that Head Consul \V. A. Nortti- colt , Head Adviser Illnim C. Hodpos nnd Head Clerk U.V. . llowos could not bo im proved on anil ihoy will ho elected without opposition. The olhor ofllcos dcvclopsd n number of candidates. D. U. Zink of No- biaska , who is the proiont Incumbent , was nominated for head banker as were also U. * 1. Thornton of Nebraska and M. A. Tbayer of Wisconsin. There was a plentiful supplv of candidates for tno ollluo of head physician nnd choice will bo made from a slate consisting of ' Charles Kcrr. John I. Suolly , M. L tiood- rich , D. II Whltford and C. A. Collins of Illinois , h T. Ashbv nnd Q. L , . Humphrey of Nehiaskn. J. II. Slu\-ons and M.V. . AVotortnun of Wisconsin. I. L. Potter of lown , Pranlt Swallow of 'Kansas C. A. Mea Collom of Minnesota nnd .1. A McDowell of Michigan. There aio five members of the board of directors lo bo chosen and they will bi selected from among the following : J. N. Koeso , .f. W. White , C. T. Heydpcker , Marvin Qunciieitbusn , A. P. Aoryand E. S. Smith of Illinois , J. G. .fohn on of Kansas , A. K. Talbot of Ne braska. P. F. bilvcrmoro of Wisconsin , Al. It. Curriers of Michigan anil E H. Hutcht Ins of lown. As memhois ol thu nu.ating commltleo of three. Perry Perkins of Iowa , II. A. Ijarrabeoof Minnesota ntid Humphrey Pierce of Wisconsin , wcto nominated for re- olortlon , and W. I. Klein. A. J. Grimes nnd P. J. Fannolor of llllnoi nnd C. C. McNIsh And Kd Cnupman of Nobragun woio also ntmod. The other nominations wcro : Ilend escort , \V. II. Dawson of Minnesota ; head watchman , Louts II. Ilass of Illinois ; head Bontry , D.'K. Mentch of Illinois The ovonlnu session at the rooms of Camp . iNo. 120 , in the Continental block.vas do- "votpd to an nxninpllllcnlion of iho Hoar woik of the Ho.Mil Neighbors. WIl.U'l'll'H lini O/1 Ull ! HIliUltT. lie Tllllil.1 the 1'uopln't 1'iirty Mil' MUCH to lie I'roinl 01. DrsMoisT.s Iu , Nov. 10. General , T. 15. Weaver , candidate for president on the pee ple's party ticket , today issuea n lengthy ad dress to the voters of that party , dcclirini ; that tbo onranlzallnn Is but little bohiad the republican party in the number of stoles carried and will dountlcs hold the balance of power in the sunato ; has doubled what It hail uf ropicsontattvos ; hiu secured contiol of u nutnbor of state governments ; holds Iho balance of power in n majority ot the states ; has aroused a spirit ( .f political I independence amonc the pcopla of the north west ; has Ralnou a Inrco following In over.v ulato in the south and ban in Kansas , a stuto containing mnro union oldiurs th-m any other , elected n one-aimed ex-eon federate soldier of the peoplo's ' party to represent the stiite at lario in congioss. Ho says that tuiDihtlatlou , almost , of the republican party orcanUatlou , loavc.s tbo former nilheronts of thtit party fioo to ally themselves with Iho Rioat auli-mnnopoly mid Industrial inovaniont. The accession nf the other paity to power is the tosultof violent icaollou , and not of the dullbcrato Jiulnmont of the A mat lean pooplo. The liMiloM of iho triumphant party , ho declares , uro without nuy well dollncd policy , oxropl that of con temptuous disregard for overv element of re form ivituiu Iho ranks of their own party and ainont ; the puopla nt larze Thu now ndinlnlstiallon , ho says , will icnoro the thrcu cniitiml'oiis ' of modern times rclatini ; 10.o land , money nud transportation , unit will not nitomnt to solve nithcr In fact , the whole force of the now i-ogiinn will bo oxorchcii to prevent reform In these iinportan mattors. 'iho urgent domatid ot tlio people for tbo free coiuflRO of silver la to bodisduinfullv ignoicd and new obstacles will dojinless ba interposed lo further restrict the use of thu \vhito metal. In contempt of the doutilno of Audiow JuoKton , Kuionu.tn atistocruts are to be permitted to dlcuio our Iliiunolnl nolloy. A uniform local tender currency isr.uod by tha government IB in bo Haijrillcod nnd abandoned nnd soilous nttoniDb , will bo made lo force the people 10 teturn to iho fraudulent system ol state ham ; issues which periodically ftwlndlcd the hidustiial clas&us of the frullH ol thou toll. in Cicnural vVvuvei'd ' opinion the violent political storms of 1Mb and Ib'.l. ' , which tlrst swtpt tlio dotnocrntlo and then the repub lican party from power iu spllu of the weight of patiouugo which they currlinl , blRtiKy H turiiulonti'ondllion of the political utinoaiihoro which plainly fonisliadouH tin appioachlnir cilnls. Ho urirot that tlio woik ol orttinlaUon ! of the people's p i-ty bu now pushed with oneruy throughout nil the lutes. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ linn ? tlio rrnxlilnnt In iitliy : , YORK , Nov. 10. There was a proccs- i of cnthustastlo democrats In Mashputh lastulKhlhlch narrowly escaped terminal- IhR In a riot. The visitor * had a wagon aton which wni erected a hria n DaiiKllnir from > this liridco was un onigpf Prfsldput Har rison. As soon as the uncanny object was seen bv the local democrats thoio were mm- | orliRB | of Ulsapproynl , which soon brolio out ) In open piotoft , The leaders of the proeei- lon tn&Uted that such nn exhlullloii was esnn Insult lo ovr/y loyal cUlren , no matter how thov differed en < juo unim.ol pnllltca , uud all were bound to u'cogulzo and uiuintuiii the dlKulty ot tUo ofllco of chief raacitiirata. 'J'ho ofllgy was eventually drawn up n dark sircotnntl torn to pieces , while the croud Jioolod at tno men who huii plauned thu affair. ( ! oiiipl | n llotiiins from Illinois , Oiiif too , III. , Nov. -Ootupleto unofll- olal returns from the ontlro stuto k-lvii ClevS * Imirt. 4 JhJ2 ; Harrison , 3' . > , > ,7s5. Allgeli for , uo.jkiy ; Pifor , awiw Vork'n Yonn , Nov. 10.--AII illscutsion i of thu composition of the now cuDiuet U atlll iutho cinlirvoutc tat ) . Smith M , Weed's name Is the latoit to be proposed. Weed has been n constant friend of Cleveland , and his partisanship has commended him to democrats generally. HitRh U. Wnllaco's c.indldncy for the josttnastor RoncMlshlpis pushed vigorously. DnrltiR the last cnm pnlpn ho was 111 practical charge of the democratic canvass In Iho far northwest , and displayed coed Judgment. All the trouble nnd contention over the scnatorshlp In this stuto has been allayed , and 1-Mwnrd Murphy has u clear Moid. NrMV Mcilio ItrlnriK. SrUV , N. M , Nov. 1(1. ( The returns from cloven cmtnllos civo Joseph a majority of over 500. The tipper liouso of tno legisla ture Has two republican majority and the lower house llvo democratic. The report thatCnrtroti will contest.Joseph's election Is not credited. Smrd OOP llrpnlillr in In North Oil , < iPi. BtsMMtrK , N. U , , Nov. 10 Litosl 10- turns plvi' ShoitrldRC , fuslonist , for gov- ornor. ' .fciUU majority. Tito entire fusion state tlcltot bus ijoon elected , oxcont D.ihl , I'ipubllciin , for sccrotary of state , who has LOd majority. C.ltlllll Ulll El. P\so , Tox. , Nov. 1(5 ( Hon. Thonru H. Catron was In this city yesterday nnd II hns boon rumored that ho has determined to contest - test the election of Hon. Antonio .losoph as doloi-nto tocongress from Now Mexico. rinl li < il ( Miliitltit ; In Now Hampshire. COM out ) , N. II , , Nov H ! , Onioltil returns to the secretary of stnto ( 'ivo Smith , tcpuli- llcan , for unvornor. t.'l,74l ; McKltiney. demo crat , 41.4'J-J ; Smith's plurality , 2air , unil majority OU. u. i't it Kits I'l.ins Tin tlio M > slonlilrh Convenes at l.llliolu .Null tVeelc. LtNCotv , Neb , Nov. -Special [ to Tut : Mnu.J Ni-\t Tuesday the twelfth annual session of the National Farmers confess xvill conrono m this city , tne represent illvo hall nt the capital building being the pl'ica ' whcro the body will deliberate. Nebraska Is to ho congratulated Iu scouring this , ono of the largest and most Interesting gntlieiini's of roproaontalivu and piauttcal ncriculturisls over assembled In the United Status. The National Partner * congros = is made up of ono dull-gate and 0:10 nltcrnuto Irom etch congrosslonul district in Iho United St-itos , two delegates nnd alternates from each stuto- the hcuds of all stnto agricultural societies nnd state agricultural collogui , nud this ! . \tiaroncmombor finm each local agri cultural society in tbo United Mates , -so that the lopruscntatlon and nttondanco nt this inootinor should and will ho iho lamest ever hold in the history of the or a I tun Hoilj. The object of this concross Is to aavanco mid build up all the ngriculuiial interests of thu nation , giving it the recognition that its importance do'nands. His nonpolttlcal , and this accounts. In n moasuie , for its success before our national coutTiusa in securing Ilia passngo of such important measures as tbo ititurstiUo comtncrco law , the onlaiirc- incnl of the signal set vice , the making ol thobccietui > of aciiculture u cabinut onicur. usldo from iho prominence given \niimts other questions relating to monopullos , trusts , coinuia.Hions , unjust disoiimina- llon , oto. While only niembats or ofllclal delegates can vote on meastiins tolatiiu to Iho inter- osis o. the coagicss , anv ono interested can attend nud tnUo partln the proceedings on n line I indicated by the program given below , and all who attend are onuileu to the Kama hotel 1 nnd railway privileges extended to doleeatcs. The snssiotis will bo hold nt the cnnltut in the house of representatives , Lin coln. The Lincoln Board of Trade and Heal Estate Cvcnanicii will sooth-atnmplu arrange ments nro made for all who attend the congress - gross and the imsiuois men and .ill cllizons of Lincoln bill you a hearty welcome. The Nebraska Stale Uonru of Agriculture in i connection with Iho expcnmonl station on the t slalo farm will have un attractive exhibit of grains , etc. , fit the meeting. Program for the ncsmoa. TbKSUtV. NOVEMBKU SI , 10 * . M. Oullfdlo Order. Music hy the Hand. I'riyer. Wulooina tu tlioSnte , . . . Hon..I. \ ' . lloyn , cov ornor of Nebraska Kcsponso . . lion. A. W. Smith of Kansas , presi dent of the N itlon.il r.irinur * Uanfton \Vclcoino to the Oily llou. A II , Walr. Mayor Itcsuonso Hon. 1) U. I'nrsoof bavannah , Ua , \Vclunmn lion ll.Ii.Uiiklcy.l'iesldoutlio irdof Ti.ido 1'esiioiiao . . . ' eciutaiy It. b' . Claytonot Iowa Mitslu by thu ll.iiiil Annual Address hy the I'rosldent. Appointment ot the L'oimulltoo on K csolit- ttons and rin.iiii.-L > . ! i r. n. InttodiR-llon of Memorials ninlltosoluilons. Iiulupundenuuor A'iiciilturo and Trans- purt.illon lion W. t'opo Yo nu.m of Missouri Jleet IndiHtrv In Nobrus a " I'rof. M A. l.niin of Nohr..sk i 7.10 I' . M. KcKiilarOidm of Uiiilnu-s. The SJuci'ussfn r.irni.r. . . . Mrs. .losophliio WulUerof k-uis is The rior.il Interosl . . .Mr-i KOI ort A. MeUlulliin. Athens , Ala. nin.M.iiiA\ : \ IMIII.U : . ' ! . to A. M. KuRiiIm OriltJt of HU > | IIUSH. 11-liu.iy Traii3iuut.illon on ( 'omninn KOKIS . . lion .1. M.Stiihl , Qtilney , III. Transportation on Common ltd ids . . .llou. W. S. OL' line , Joe Park , Neb. 2 p. M. Ueziilai order of business lncliv Idu.illty of AiiiLTlcnii I'nrmln ; , . , Co'dnol ll.inlel Soodham. presnlunt. Isow I iiKland A rlcultur.il tocl.ity of Ilosloa , Mas , . Address Snlijeet to bo Milocted , . . , lion. 1) . Walker Molvoun of M line. Addioss buliject lo Iiu buluelrd. . liuorgeT. Palri-ldld , p'-o-.ldent Agiluitttural College , Munhatian , Kan. 7ilJ ) l1 K Itecnlar onior of hnslncss , Addtess [ > rainilii n liealf/cd Afulioiny ? , . Mir , A..I Sawjer. 1/linolii. > eh. Scluntlllo liulutlon of Money teA rluul- titiu and'J'r n-p iilntlon.v lion J. II.Vollci of iNanhiia. In. A rlcnltttro In Oklahoma Hon. II , J. M.UIalr. ( Jl.hihoma. TIIITII1V , NOVI.MIint "t. 10 A. M. ItPKUlai orilui of business. Uovcriiniunl Ownership of Hulln ivs , lln'j II. U. llroiva , Atlanl i , Ua. Agrleiiuro In tliuonth . . . lieiiunil II. I ; Iliirkottof MIS-.U- nlppl and r. M t'loiiiiinus ' of Kentucky. ( iii tlio null- , In addition to thn nbovo sotno plnusant on- tcrtninmont ii belnp aviunRoil lorisltou > , not perfected i.ow , but wilt Uo .mnotinccd later. A now and prolltubln time is prom ised ull v\ tin come , -and f vur * body , vho can do so is cordially Invited to attend. The following hotels , luvo oll'orcnl reduced rates : Lincoln. Windsor , Ctpltnl , Liudell , Upelt , Tromont , Bond , Grand and St , Charles. The r.acrotnry has scluctod tbo Llndell hotel as clliclal headquarters where jouinustiill cull , icgUtor jour natnos with bun , and obtain it cot llticatci shouinp ; tnnr , you have attended the ircetinp , which will enable you to rut in n homo at one-third rale , piovidr.iirou have romcmbored to tuho u receipt fiom the ticket a ont to whom you paid your furo comlnij to Lincoln. All u onis who sell thiouch tickets are provided with certificates to till nut. and will do t > n If you icquost it , mid it u Important that you do so it you would BUCUIO thendvantauaof the fun- vuntion cr reduced latos , OllliriHiil till' Concri't * . The following is a list of oftlccrs of the conci-oss. Hon. A.V. . hmlth. proudont , McPheison , JCun ; Hon. 1) . C ! . Purse , vlou prosldoni , Savannah , On. ; lion William Frcorautt , treasurer , ChcrolleUl , Mo. ; Hon. B , F , Clayton , socrotiiry , Indinnolu , la ; Harry C. Brown , llrst assistant secretary , Atlanta , ( ! a , , and J. M. Kelly , second assist ant secretary. Mucedouln , la , The vlco proKidcnls fiom each state lopicsontcd at tbo last mcotin uro : Alahrma , Dr , U Nuwmnn ; ArKnusas. in T. Hendorsoii ; Colorado , G. W. . n ; riorloa , H. U LOIIUUcoivln ; , O M. KuU ; Illinois , Douuls Jvonyon ; Indiana , Leroy Tomplolou ; Iowa , 1. P. BowdUb ; Kuusus , Edwin P. Snydcr ; ICojluckv. F. M. Clutn- cns ; nulsianu. Colonel K Poster ; Maine , llllpm Freemim ; Mirvland. Dr. A. I Massachusetts , Culouei Daniel 11 , John T. Itlch ; Miosls- .HurUutt ; MUsourl , W. Popu Voa- kku. O. t' . Turner ; Now H.imp- \ W , SanoornNew ; Jersey ' , \uctli.v ; Now York , Prof. 11. tl , , f Carolina , H. Massy ; Ohio , -Mliuwii ; OroRon , Ocorgo W. Mttubuli ; l-biiiifylvaiiiii , U , McCulloiiRb ; Hhodo iBianil , Prof. O. l-'lag : South fait- ) Una , U. .1. Ternr ; Tooueisee , II. Meutf'or - . . oni , Uedliold \ \ Prtinlor ; Virfinlii , Charles . OrutUnj West Vli'Blala , Orlando Hard- Wisconsin , V , U. Norton ; North Dikoia < n IFryar ; South DiHota. J. P. Diiy , Idaho. P. K. Hnrkt-r ; Montana , John W. Woodson ; t-Unh , ' W. Sanborrt ! Arl- font , F. A. Ottllv ; California , A. H. UoeK- bill Oklahoma , il. C. bt Clalr. it.iinr.it in I.N i.ivn.N : Aged anil III u llnstnn rnthrr Kills Ills TITO suns unil Cumin I Is Sulrlilc. IJosTOV , Mass. , Nov. l-L5illssoppo ( ) Pntonc , nn Italian , last night out the throats of his two children , aitud G and 11 , nnd then cut his own. The children died Instantly and the fattier was found tod.iv U Ing on a misera ble bed In his teem In n dying condition. Ho cinnot recover. 1'Alone , who is about M years old , in.ulo a living by selling chestnuts nud oven this bnrj pittance has lately been cut oft" by Mcknosj. On his person was found a receipted undertaker's bill for Ills wife's f unoral , dated Juno ( i. ISO. ! , and n CO for n burial lot In Iho Holv Cross CO ut Kist M ilucn. Tno following t leltcra were nUo discovered. Tlioy , \cro wiltton in excellent Italian and showed uoucluilvolv that tliovrltor \vns 'veil educated and bud tlotihJlossseen oetterdays HUSTON. M iss , Nov 1C-I tin o ( lee dud to fill li It , linn tli it my sk-Unt 11 lias hecnino clirnii o and will not ului mo Inn * life , ami nl oim act-mint of inv 'sift- , \\lio died llvo months ' ' u&o , \ > lie WIIM inv comfort mill thn conforl ot our fii'inly The iinlnt-iiil nii'l ' in ilcrml pissloa toivinl our uliiulron re quire * NIL' not to limo Ilium on thu utrciM \\lthotlt ntti-ndinc-p mill ulthoilt the earn of thulrmronts lotlmtouli tluiy may COIIIP : so mm tlii < v Mill uiil > inoro fullctty , I'll it onisouls nriy u-st In peiou. I'VTONJ. HOSTOV , MHSB. Nov. 1 1 Until t < ) dnv I ( to- luyi'd to Kill tny rlillclri'li. iSn I c.m il icnno inori' It Is now II\L' months and thirty d ivi Mni'ii my wlfp died , \\lio was my ucrn'o nud uninfoit mill who illuil Io\in3 lirr olillilr"1 ! ! unil ht'ilinshind I iiumtln nmildunud , mid I h-id not the com ice to lo.no the house nr to leave inv I'lilldinn whom I HCII now hut from from day tnd-iy. anil I "fu Hi vt my pnorchll- diiMi ulll bis lotion tltoslruut without iiiiiifot t orfithcror _ motlior. ctylns d iV ntid tiiKlit. ' .ic-il t : < ) il' \Minlil I t ithcr dlo u tlmil'iinil times ami si\o Itio honor of my fnnlv. Ml ch Illicit \\oiu hoin with all this comforts of lifo nntl : ire of coofl famtlv mid nrn not turd to ll\ln on the stiuuts Ilko Umso botn In uilsi'i ) Tlt'il niv i-ontiiau ntiiv tomiiln In till Itssticnsttli nnd not Icavo i.ic llx tut : still In misuiy anil tint I miydlo within si\ months of tlto tlnto of jaywlfo's death. I | > i iv. I h.ivo IIPPII sleU tctinuintlis mill am not Imniovln ; and EIIIJIIII tint It Is to Mono to Improve I would soomtr din : i thousand limes my lioiiso I leixo to the jus tices of this ilou kilinont to he so d to'pay the o\unscsnf | n.y tuner il and to hiuo us hurled nuir my xvlfe.hlch Is In HID lot I ha\o boncht. P'iy all uxpoiisos mid If any money Is lufl , glvo It nil In the henellt of Iho Orphans > .ot-lnty I pr.iv to Iho authorities to initko the niiilkO- ( way uosslhlu lo It iii-ik | > rt to the hurlil gromi'l. ' and that Ihu bodies he ro- and no' muiltoitcd Utrissri'i'i I'U-ONC. ilniiMtimils l Uri'.in . . . At JJ/ant-Passed Hussla , from Now Yoric. At HostonArrived Michigan , from Liv erpool. At Now Ynrls Arrived Cthlnula. fr m Ulnscow ; Fuld.i from C'.onon ; Citv of I'nris , from Liverpool ; Aaistordnm , from Hottei dim ; Kibe , from Bietnun ; Bovlc , fiotn T.lVLTDOOl At London Nnv. Hi Tuo North Gorman Llovd steamer Luhn , Iroin Ilrenion for Now Yorlr , which ran aground yesteiul.iv in the liver \Vi-sor , has noon floated nntt proceeded. At 1'niul Point l'as.ed StuttKart , fiom Baltimore. rnnioyji. iiti > nnt.H'iis. T. V. Ciolden of O'Noill ts at tuo.Pnxton. U. CJ. Dorr of Stromsberg is at the Uollonc. J. II. Jones of Hushville is at the Dallouo. It. O. Watson of Kearney Is at the Mur- r.iv. P. Bonnell of Superior is at the Ar cade. I ) . J. Bell of Tllden is a guest at the Ar cade. cade.A. A. J. A SpafforU or Lincoln is at the Mil- lard. lard.U. U. C. Leroy of Nebraska Clt.v is at the Mot ccr. Ij. M. MIchols ot Fremont is n Ruest at tha Mercer. < N N. Carrcmtar ot Svracuso is at the Paxton. H. II. Uoydbton of Nebraska City Is at tbf > Oollono. .1. A. ( Jlcavor of Lincoln is a suost at the Ucllono. V. M. Doraey of Ponca is a ftnost at the Mtllard. F. J. North of Ficmont was at Ino Paxton yesterday. O. H. Allyn of Ca/ad was at the Murray icsterdav. A. K. Ulcltloy of Hushville is registered at the Arcade. TnntnasT. 1'rlco of Dillor Is a guest at the Pnxtou. .1. R Itiimmel of Fremout was at the Del- loni ) ycHton'.ay. GtorL'o U. Kind of Panhurv Is loijlstered at the Oollono , n. S. Paddock of Fort Hoblnson Is n stiost at the Murray. ( JcorKO ft. Dorilngtou of Palls Clly is roR- istoiod at the Millard. Charlo-i Wnstncr of Cirand Island Is amoni ; thu guests , it thn Ahllurd. I' . B. Allot ) of Lincoln was amoajr the ur- ilvals at Iho I'axton yestarday. Mr. and Mrs. S M. Novtti of Kentucky are unions the Ruests nt the Pnxtou. Mrs. Udlton Kisloy today iccelvcd news of the death of lu-r futhci , Colonel ,1. ( J. Bur- hridco. formeily cf Jnck onvillo , Pla , but of latu a resident of St. Louis , Mo. Cmr\do , III. , Nov. lt ) , | SJOcial | Tolesr.itn to Tin : I5i K | The following Nobrasirana roKtstetcd heio today : Slionn.mV. . IJ. Wllll , Onmha. Trornont .1. U. Moss , L. .1. Wllkins , O. IJ. Moar . Omuhii. Victoria J. K. Ivnox , Omaha. Great Northern .losouli ( ininoju , Omaha ( iranu Pnclllu I ) . II. Burrows , O"iiihp. Palmer \V. II. Bagwell , Omaha , NKW YOICK , Nov. 10. [ Spocinl Telot'ratn to Tin : llrt. . | Omahn A. O Lowh. Ilotol Al- bou ; F. C' ( JrablH , IIolTmaii house ; IJ , UOSP- water , Gilsey liouso ; W , 1C. Smith Now Yorl ; ; A. D. Bi.indnls , buvor for J. L. Uramlcls&Sons , Omnhu , Broidway Central ; \V.l\Bixtor , buyer for KUpatrlulc-Kooh Ory ( j'oods company. U'estmlnsier. No- biaslta K. E. Valentino , Nc-v York. .NVIM or n.si'titin\ : Uouieitlr. Tlio Itockforn Plow company of Huokford , HI. has assigned. Ijl.ibllltles , $ ; j , K ) ; asuota , ( I10.UOO U niiw Hi'oins ceitaln that South DaKot.-i will rcmihmlt thu prohibition iniipo ltlon to thu people * Kirm.'St II. Il.mof AKr.in , O. , shot and fat - t illy noundtiil his hoiibokeupur , JIr . Maria Vlolc , and ujUipQtl , ( olonol .Tat-1 ! : Olilnn who WAS shot at thn I'UKI H' I < otiN trauU TuiisiUy , IIIIB so fir re covered Unit ho has been movnd to St. Louis. .1 trims ( 'lirlsuniin. a farmer of .Tosumtnn county , Kiiitno y. brutally murdered an old friend and neighbor named ( jcor o WooilH. The alTali was horribly lirunil. ( JnidliiB has coinmoncod on the YanKton & MCMIS Tails latlrnad frrnn the YanUton , K I ) . , Kiidoftliu ruad with. 10 i ion at worlf. Tiu | Kradlne of the VnnKtoii A. Norfolk roud has Leon llnUhod this weolc , Mrs Maud Hathaway , the wlfo of A. L. llntli.iw ly , 11 wokltliycltl/ennf Cluvoliiml , lias liuon In DiuiMT , ( 'jlo. , altliucUturtof l.uretlo ooiiNtitii but tins luft there and Is now Huld to bo at hut old homo In Urvenvlllu , I'd. Complete list of the moinliorn-eloct of the North I ) iMita | c wlaluro show the rupuli- ha\uon Joint liillot ft. ' , diunourats St. > tnllit. ; Indi'iiendunts I' ' , demojratto-lndu p'jmlt'iiis "i , roimhllcnn-lmleijendunts - ' . ' 1 ho trial of Miss llattlo Ackcri.vlio shot and Hurlnnsly woitndud Mlchiiul ( juliin , a tele * Kt-aph operator at Hou Inorc , N J. , kovcr.il weeks auo fur horvharaeturandelrDU- - latlii. bciinil. ilous iy ports about her , termin ated In n ver Hot of "not guilty. " Thu llolulan vovernmi'iit , tlirou.-li lucoun- tiiil , luia in olusted auanlst honillu liauk the thlrty-boven IjolJluu Klusa tiluuurs. whq ar- rlu'd ut Now Uirk unroiitu foi I'lltsburK and lieaidlm : n dojUl.m of the secretary of the treasniy thuy will bo hold on Kills Island , Tliocoiincllof fiuloratlon favors tbo propo sition to cri'iito a foJcrnl council In Omuid i , mid othur llr'tlsh ' provinces will huvo a rep- ruicnluilon. Whllacelobratln ? n weildln : In Hulnmanca nluu puoplo wore Ulllou and thirty wounded liy the house In which Iho fcsllvlllca were bolnit liuld collupiliiK. TholnhalillJiiU of the Island 1'onza. In her Mcditnn inuitu sou , are In nUiteof terror. caiisuJ liy tt'i ) laomoiitary oxpoctatlou uf f u itorrlMu | oiirtU'iimku. ' SURE THE "TO IS THERE Harnoy Peak People Havd Made a Oor- taiuty of Thoir'Stannlforons Supply. " 3 * * COMMENTS OF TIIELONDON MINING PRESS lirport ol ( . ' .iptiilitjrjikluliThiim i , the Uro it CornUh t.tpprfif Commented ITpnn- .Hint I'livorilitji-rnturo of tlio ( Irrtuj tfjilustrj-t Uii'iii City , S. IX , Js'oi10. . [ Spoclul to Tun ' UIK. : | On list Mor.day , without any blow or olustor , tlu big mill of the Harnov Peals compinv quldlv commenced crushing tin rock. Two months nud more ngo nn effort was undo In certain qUirteM to have the big mill started un so tnht It would bo turning out pig tin befora thu election , but thoinnnngoincnl stated tha' . iho matter was n business nnd not n political ono , that thov would start up the mill juat sosnotinstho mill was entirely complotoJ nnd the railroad spurs from several of the b3tnines to the mUiwo.-n built , so that nftor once starting the mill could bo kept in oro. The mill at projcnt U crushing 2.TJ tons of tin rook per day , nl which nile It will tuin out over 125 tons of metallic tin per month , The mill was so built , liowovor , that iu ci- pacity can bo doubled atony tlma , which will allow of an output ot of at Jl.O 10 tons of metallic tin per vonr. This onu mill alone will supply n considerable amount of the total tin demand of Ihu United Stales. Captain rhonrti' lieiiort. What has , hoxxovor , caused more talk and cxcitnmcnt , both hero and la all other places Intci-ustoil In 13lacli Hills tin , than the startup - In up of the tin mill is the publication In the London ( Kucland ) Mining , K'lllwnv ' and Commercial Ua/ctto of October 'JJ of C.ip- tain Josi.ihThomas' tepoilon the tlndoposlts Ol thu Blade Hills. Tno report , with iiccom- panvlii ) ; notes , would occupy sin or seven columns ( of TUB Utn Whllu in fact favor able ! , it is so severe In Its condemnation of the manner In which the operations of the Ilirnov I ] i'onk compstiv were conducted up tea aP short tltcu uuo and condemns so much proporlv as not bolngliUoly to pay , Hint at llrst reading it seems an unfavorable icpoit , 1t 1 his apucaianco of bolug unfavoiablo Is duo to the fact thai not. less than 7,003 tin loca tions have been made la the Marnuy Poan district , 1,100 of thorn being made or bought by thu Harney Peuit Tin company. Many people scorn to have considered that ull , or po pn least a in ijorllv , ot these claims should , on development , prove to bo paying tin mines , when in fact should ono out of 100 of them piovo to ho minus tbo Uluck Hills will tlb nrnolv nblo to supply not dnlv ( ho United bwtcs but all the uorld with tlu for an in- dcllnlto length of time. Prom n lengthy editorial on Uantnin Thomas' ropoitin the last number of the Mining Joutiiul of London , received today , the following cxttuctfe nro made : . l Goiiiiiicndiitlon. "Our renders on pel-using Captain Thomas' ropoit and Mr. Chihra'notes can form their own conclusions as 'loBwhother or not the Ilnrnoy Paaktin doqesj s are whiuihoy have boon ropreseiUed to be. and what we have asset ted them to bo.Vif'a commercially pay able character. Briefly , wo muv express "it to oc our belief thau-u > taln Josuiti Thomas amply confirms nnd * vindicates the poiiton wo have , durmi ; the pa'st few years , taken up with reg.uI to this , uroat mining under taking. Our essential point practically our only point has neon that Irom all thu ovi- donees available , ofll0ial nnd otherwise , tin exists in tbu Black Uilu of South Dakota in navablo quantities. Wo have repeatedly been at pains to discriminate ! between the llnanctal aspect on the ona hand , ana the -intniiii. nnd inuustiixl aspects on the other , 01 the Ilainoy Peak en terpriso. Wo have stuck to our RIUIH , and It is yratifyincr , after ( Ub'stj yellrs of outer con- trovoriv. to bo nblo ! 'to congratulate our selves that our views In every ossentiol par ticular Uuvo boon endorsed by tlio ad mittedly gicatcsb llvinc nutlfdritv on tin min ing. As n mutter of fact tue enterprise may bu said to stand oc fall in Ibo opinion ot the mining nnd commercial woild bv Captain Thomas' icport. As facile pnnceps , the highest nuthorttv on tin , and ootng chief of the greatest tin mine in this country , ho has a roDuUllon to piobiirvo of wtucn any man ininht bo ptoud. It is proverbial that his reports arc ot the most cautious chaiacter , and ho possesses that mobt useful of busi ness faculties , lotlconco. I'l.ilhu Irom /'oriiUliiiiiin. . "Abo\o nil , Captain Thomas is a C/oir.lsh man , proud of the Cornish tin miniuj , " indus try , and probably not aliojother dead to a certain degree of perfectly icasonabio , pat riotic prejudice ngainat other sources of tin supply. 'J hat such a man should report as ho hns done with tegird to the 'Goitio' and others ol the tin deposits In the Black Hills of bouth IaKnt.i , of which deposit < ho nfUrms it to no his otiinlon that the richest hnvo not yet been opened up , is sutllclont endorse ment of the views -vn have always pro pounded when loferrlng In these columns to the disputed piosHnco of tin in payable quan tities in the far west. Of course it zees without saving that in such an immense mineral area the ores uro not of uniform richness. With logatd to such of tno de posits as , for instance , tbo Cowboy , Uoitlo unu White Whale Captain Josiah's conclu sions are eminently satisfactory. It Is to bo boino in mind that each of theto deposits iu in itself equivalent to n valuable mine. That there is Un in the Llaelt llilU of extraordin ary metulllo ilcnness Is now placed beyond doubt , and that there nro deposits of an 111- loriorvnluo which , indeed , in some cases , it would not pay lo wet I : no ono dlf.piitos , but t&king the \ast area of tbo tin beaiiui ; ground na .1 whole , Cantatn Josiah's dictum sufllclontly clinches all mattori in dispute as to the paying capacity of the oioperiy. " iiTTT1.1 itr.n IT. No Inillcl iiirnl round Auiunsi llullt'B < < l Unrdoii-r of ( * toi ) \Villniiin , Wyo. , Nov. IU. [ Special Tolo- pram to 'J'nn Btu.J The report , of the crand Jury today terminated ono of the complica tions arising out of the Into rustier war. Shortly nftor the Invasion of Johnson county suits woio instituted apainSt about forty residents of that county to prevent so-callod idH Illegal roundups. To servo thcso papers H largo number of deputy * marshals were sworn In , of whom ono , Cloorgo Wollnmn " , wan Killed oy homo tieraons unknown. Flank Smith , onovofiituo defendant ! In the Injunction suit , wiw oin ChoyeniiO'-u few weeks later , and was ifxostod on u charga ) IVf conspiracy to dep4YQj.Hoiiry A. Blair of Chicago of the cn.uaLonfnrcamont ot the > laws. After Iving io JiU ovur u month with out a hearing ho was released on ? tUOO ball l" , No sooner was ho rt'.jaoscu than ho was 10- arrested on the charge of conspiracy to kill Wollman , and iho 'United States cointms- blotter bold him wltQqut ball. His uttornoy ntonco Instituted batioas coipus procoonliics before the United Status court nnd Smith was ncain dlcbarg < $ Q Again ho wao ur- icbtod on another cdinMalr.t and held with. ' Jo out bail. Smco this tlmo bp'hfis been lying In Jail until today the grantJJIlry returned "not a true bill" to tno sororel iudlclnicntmcnts against nita. Smltli" vWU at once te civil RUUS for falsa llnpribonmont st those who hnvo been > pra > > eoutiiii , ' htm , The question of thb onstutlonullty of the Wvomiiig roundup UWlll bo tested at the pi-osont tei.Ti of tbo federal court ( iallierlng Ors iiiUiillon nd ut AtliintJ \ < iHti > rdiiy. On. , Nov. 10. The loading papers of the south concluded a two days session this evening , after huinc accom plished a great deal of Important work. They porfoctai ! the organization " of tne ' Southern Associated Press" and "for heal first time In the history of southern Journal ism they become independent iu tbo manago- incut of their bu me t The Southern asso ciation has made a contract with the now organization known as " 1'ho Associated Press , " parties to which are the iVoUurn Associated press , thn largest news organiza ! tion in the world , and the Unltea press. The following ofllcers xvoro elected : DirectorJj J , C. Homphlllof the Charles- f ton News nnd Courier ; .1 U. Hstlll , Savan- tinh Nawsj f , P. O Urlcn , Hlrmlnghnm Agc-tlar.ilit ; Tj. . Stncuton , Jacksonville TimbS Union ; Uoorgo Nicholson , Now Or leans Picayune : 1'aeo M , linker , Now Or. leans Titnos Democrat ; Adolph S. Ochs , riiattaiidoga Times ; John L Hiislor. Mo bile Uoclstor ; Hvau P. Ito ell , A'.lauta Constitution. President , Uvan P. llowcll ; vlco president , R P. O'Brien ; tro-xstiror , PatrlikVnlsh of the Aupustn Chronlclo ; .secretary , ! ' . II. llluss of the Monlgomory Advertiser ; cltalt- man I of oxecutlvo commlttaAdolnh S. Ochs ; gcnoral manager , \Vllllum Henry Smith. Iho pipers voted tinanimnuslv to sever nil connection with the Now York Assoclited prcs , A thoroitch orffanUttlon of the whole south for tlio collection nnd distribution of news will bo made. ninn or rni : 7/M.\sij ; > r/.vi\ri/ * Anollicr ltnllro.ul Amtuclitlon ( Ilvr * Up tlio tllion Altnru I.oni ; striiKcle. CniiVdo , ill. , Nov. 10 , The Transconti nental association U deid. The efforts of Chalrmin Ylnlng to keep the organisation nllvu have proved unavailing and all that re mains to bo done Is to sco that the corpse re ceives a decent burial. It was only after n long ( subsion today that the friends of tno association cave ut ) alt hope nf bcln ? iblo to ( s&vo It. There was no representa tive of the Great Northern road | present. Tr.ifllri Manager Kialov lopllcd to ( Chairman Ylnlng's telegram , acknowledg ing with thanks tbo Invitation to Rcud to thu mootItiK a representative , but declined to tln so , bcuiusu it would bo both Inconvenient and unncecssaiv. The question of adopting n now agicomcnt was discussed , hut of coitisc nnthlni : cnme of It. A letolution was llnnlly adopted Instructing the chairmin to wind up the uffjir ol the association as soon ns possible after December ; tl nnd urovldliie , fora . division nf iho expense of the work. The montinp then mljournod. Cbatrman Mldeluv lias Issued n cnll for n tneotini : of thu Wustcra Prolght association in St Pnltl next Monituv. The objects to bo coushioiod are rates on merchandise , llvo stoclf , grain and hav , coke , cement , oil -ind lime , and nil commodities between St. Paul , Dttluth and points in linvn , Minnusota , Da kota * , Wisconsin and northern Michigan. r.loctcil Olllccri. BtiFAt.o , N. Y. , Nov. Hi. The National Transportation association mot heio today In executive session. This afternoon A.I1. Wnliior , chaiiman of thu board of commis sioners of the Western Trafllo association , spoke on the subject of freijjht pooling. George P. Blancnard of the Cential Ttaftlc association will dollvur nu audrc-.s totnor- IDW inoriiint' . The ortlcori elected tndny nro ns follows : Georgn M. Lnno of Datrol * . | ) iosldentV. ; . S. Young of Baltimore , vice pvcslilent ; GCOIITO R Stone of Chicaco , secretary ; f. ll. Magdeburg of Milwaukee , treasurer. Killi-H lo the UnilUM Kalr. NIH : Yontv. Nov. 1(1 ( The presidents ot the Eastern Trunlf Line association , after a long 1 session today at the Uontral building , at which they discussed the rate to ba charged for railroad tioltots to and from Chicago dur- iue i the Wotld's fair , adopted the following : First , on all regular trains , .scheduled at thirtv-tlvo hour * or loss , between Chicago nnd Now Yont , ptesent rate * will bo main tained Second , during the exposition ot ) all trains scheduled ut more than thirty-live hours , 20 per cent reduction may bo inado. In UIIPHI iif l'ro\li' . PiniMiiritii : , Pa. , Nov. 10 Secretary J. S. Taylor of thn Heading road has sailed ior DuroDO. It Is said that Mr. Taylor will endeavor to secure proxies forT.VlOO shares from European owners In order to vote this stoclc at the annual election here on Janu ary 9. o / . .oc.iIHCI.I inn * . Mr. Locke Htchaidson's rcadirg ndvoitised for Thursday ut the Liuingcr irullorv tins been postponed until Tuobuay evening , the 13th. 13th.Tno Tno city council will meet in adjourned session tonight for the purpo-o of disposing of the business tnat was teauy for Tuesday night's nicotine : . The hospital committee of the Bonid of County Commissioners met the medical staff of the h03 | > it\l : yosleidfiv to complotn the nr- rancements itjr giving the moilicsl gentlemen operating looms In the county hospital. l-'ranK Bowers and Charles Miller were ni rested bv the South Omaha police with seventeen ana oua-halt dozen sil ver spoons iu tholr pasROHsian , Riippodcd to bavo boon stolen. An Omaha otllcer will go down today and insuest the prUoners. The ladies of the First fhiistinn church n 111 jivon supper on Kildayand Saturday Qvenings , ns well ns dinner Saturday , : i5c each , or three meals for Sl.W ( ) . In connection with their bazaar in Young Man's Clulstian association hall , nvervboily is invited to tbo bazaar. Mr. Bailey Wngonor of Atchison. ICan. , is in Omnha today looking r.fter Homo Missouri Pacific affnus. lie is tickled clnar through over the icsult of the election , but hns very little to say with , reunrtl to Kansas , except- ng that the govoinor-eloct Is nn antl-prohl- bittonlst of a vury pronounced typo .Tuck Ilawlilns , n huslcv colored man , well known to the. police as n "daoant nlggar , " lint ono wno will steal , was brought in fiom Twelfth and DoJgo streets with a huao bundle of bed clothing. Ho had got into u room at the Traveler's homo the night before uud stripped the lod. Ofllcor Uuld- win maun Ino nuest Mike McGraw , familiarly known as ' 'Hail Mike , " teen purl In thu democratic celebiU' lion Tuesday nit-lit and absorbed a little too much lu-tlfleial Jubilation. At IfiOl South Pourleenth street ho slipped ami fell , bienk- Infr his leg. This is ono of the logulai' featutos nf thu nroRi'ams of all of Uod Miko's uala du\s. This leg has been broken half a do/en tunes. Ho was taken to bt. Joseph's hospital in the patrol wagon. A union servkowlll bo hold in the ca thedral on Thanksgiving day , November'il , Morning prayer will bo slid lit UK0 ! , fol lowed by the celebration of the Jlolv Kitcharlst. Colourant. Very Key. Dean ( iiiUnur. Preacher , Itev. Paul Matthews , Thorleigy of the eltv will lake part in tbo services. The offering will bo t'ivon to iho Claiksou Memorial hospital By order of the bishop. W. T. Whitman ! ) , secretary nn.tiiir.n rviti.L' is it. It U'Jll III ) Inlriind rulder I luoiicliout : liiiski : lint i.y WASttS-nTov ( , D , C. , Nov. IU. Porecnst for Thursday : Vor Nebraska Gcnorally fair much colder ; winds becoming iiorthivost Per lownGonorully fair , except light showers in extreme east ; northoiist winds. For South Dakota Generally fair ; colder northwest winds. Local lt 'roid. OfKICKOf rtlR WKATIIKI ! nilUKAU OlUIU. Nov. HI. Omaha record of tomnoruiuro ainr rain fall compared with corrosponouiB cluy of past four years ! mi 18DI. JROX 1681 Maximum temperature . ft.3 il ! = > 43 = Minimum temper ituio . aJ = > 1J = > : i ! Avcraao loinporatiiro 41 ° HI3 . " I'ruulpltiillon . . 0 ,00 . .fl00 Staloraentohowlng iho condition of torn pcrutuidund procipUation nt Omaha for tha davaudsluco Match l , 18'jj , as compared xvith tlio gcnoral average : Normal tBinuoraturo J foi the d.i' ' ' " " " " ' " " ' ' " ' Normai'imu'l'liVlnlloir" . . . . . . . . . . .qj'lnche Ilellolenoy forthmliiv Olnilto-1 Dolluluncy ( .inee.Miuoh I . . . . ' ' .40 ln < ho O. K. HUNT , Local I'orecastoniclal. "Ilt'sJust O -t'sJust : as 0ood rhe Grocer . said , proffering aifctbcr , brand. "SANTA CLAUS SOAP Is what % we , warn * nnve ipuamj now orj Ijand i1 Vell cerlaii7lij loke noolljer , We use none but llic best , Alidall shrewd dealers keep itore ijou behind Hie rest ? " Grand Special Sale of the Bierman - Heidel- burer stock of AND Wait for them , more fine Meltons and ] Kerseys will be here or Friday and will be plac ed On Sal © at the Con tinental Close buyers of honest ) clothing will do well t watch the special announcement - ] nouncement Saturday. Continental Clothiiw House. DR. C GEE WO I Thoonlr loi.il.r , urn.mlilno n uiit r ri' nut/ ! ' > run priaujii HIJ ncowlih nil 11 v i 'lii-inn ' l-JUt ii-miiMij nllaliroiiluc un-tiriM u > l > > > > t Mr ili't'iri ' till ami tijhliunr wrln fur i | mlle i liliuK Do ID ' " iiir i m tioii ton li 11 * i y i ir it utiirt ill ( biittrr Hi ) i.alnits 'In ' l if wit i til * IDT 111 .fillrd nil lloj iinlrj.nlI'D nifliaia'lUtt'il l nariimiinntuiiro .vliiloiur iloj.uri uinn'il ' lri llurlii llooti mil I'l inn r.tlnij' * rjiDilioi lilt iiirdlrlnpi Thi ) worhl hli Hltnan. ( Jin tlmiKiil H'stliiKinlnlii Intlirju viir ' tiriijiloi Nolnliirlu ij ilL'cui'iloMH nu nir."il"J. m ) pului IlilUnii tiu itiiiviit aim pcTnian Jilt vurj KolloMliiKoiioiiiii'DM'illy trjiui in l niril \iiii u.li | ) iitticrilo-'nri lho Ci.iiulilln , 4111 II iruij-ntropt , c'lronUr ' m- iniillimilyuiri. kliliurainl llvi-r troililoi. I'liiis Uulvort. l.'tli nii't ' l.ir.iia strjoti iliiljllltr InlUaitlnii lim "f nirjiul'1 4 il Took inoilli'lii i for jr i tint Bill nu fJllfl' . Al. u Anilariun , ll.'l < anl > < utru. . " } ' BKllim i i n I Uru irliltt at dflo ii yu u i W Hn OIDw , IClli ulCjIifwiu SU Om'n SV ) ToJM urson.J Wnod.Smllli. II.W.Mct'iiioiind liulMut Invrnt Au-'ii'.tii'i Koiintilocia.ol ( , Catherlno Konnl/o ( hU wlfoi. Ili-riniii Kount/e. 1/ntlnT K.iiiiit/o , Oliarlts II. Kounl/v. Mutlldiv l.iirilmtr. Adallno Itntli Ooniunilno llroHn. Mnr .uul .N. Hoyiir mid YonyaVol'h robr'nollHid tint the iiii'lor- HlKiio'J , Ihrto dislntnruslud froulioldurs of tlio city of Omiih'i. have lieun duly JPIKI nled ! / thu mavoi. wllh the mniiuir.il of thn cli > couneliof said eity , to aH < e < jlho d4111-11:0 ti. thn owners iuspoetl\ of Ihu uropnU ( leclinnd liy orUlnanci nocuss try lo bo aiipru- ITMtuil for1 the , , . nf MW o ty. U-oi - ! . ' u/iliii rii * -ii i' i * 't"i'M - * , , . : . - - - - . . hlicot , In c unnliaiiiiinii nddll Ion iriini IU iirekont wi'iturn I tii.lnu . wmlio l.ith slrt-ct. winxluiulnd. in li'i ' n l > y | dat N uod lo ut , from tno oPJi u of the fit j uimlnoer. You nrn tiolllleil lhat ln hi , { acioptc'J aatd unpnlntindit. und duly iiu ill/lo / i w < iulrcu W luw , vso will , on the liMhdny of INoYc.nhci. A I ) . . KJ. ' , at th hour ( if 10 o'ulook In tl'B forfiioon. at the ollli-o of { ilirlvor fcO'Uonohoc , UUI I'arnam blieal , Wjllilii tun corpomlu Haiti J of i lilclty. mcul for the pin- ) > osu of consldoiliu and mil.lnz tlu < UBSus4-J mi'iil of d nn IBO 1 1 the owners i-spiiotlvolvl oT slid iitopui H hy le.unn of Hiit-h taking and I npproprlHtloii tlii'Miof. J 'I In ) pi"i"Hy | IJhlomrliU loyon piopo-.ii I li l hu aiipmpilat" I us nf iro-nld. mid wlili hiisl In on di ol neil oi'i'iH iiy hy tin 01 . Ii hyl oni In iiico lo.iiiproprl tin lo I In n1of Ihocltyl ticliu' wit n ili'il In Hill -It v or Omaha , In tlml ( oiiniy ( if II.MI- | is indtitilu of NohiasLi , Hi ( ( ( HVllllOll .If fill Ol.'H tllU II ' l'iop"ily In iiiinioof I' Uuriim The u i"t I'l'i ' fi'ot of H.I' ) lot I ! of Hioiiiisl ] : n fcut of i \ lot s in iho N\V t or iiu HP i of I ( > ! in. T i ; > , it 1 1 r I'niinriy in the n.iinoof ) Uooil bmllli A i irlti of I un d UOf oni lilt ? run u In MM la and mil h lliioimlmnh lnt-.r > anil ii ufi ix lit II thiij . o.ibl llnndfsilil hirlp in-Ill. II' fi nl wr.st ' thnlliiii liiilwotii ti\ lots I tiii'l II in motion 1- ' I ropoiiv the name "t Ann-.l - Koiint/i and II. W. Mil'.iin- . . . I ho fniluwlnu P ili'iil or Iru'tnf land. H Klnn UK altliKhOiilhtvu t i ornui-nr I > t 'ihiO ril'.tddoulc i Inuo : thoiici soitli t- > tin noi lllipof I'lnrn Klrcnt. piodiinud fioi i I unil ii h inN additions tlioii > o < i l uhim' ll"i f' ' aloii. ll . rill HUM uf ild t I ul. Hirnot l < tlu > wosl line of Ciiniiliuliini - iildllio Iliuni'o south uloiu tin neal linn of I uinni him' ) ! inlillllim < font to th hoii'H lum ' Ol.irl. Btninl. I hoii'Jo w oil iilnni ! H i Id soul h Inn of uinrk.iri'd 10 i pointIn u ilnn I' " ' ' ' ! " ' " IliooasHliinof lav IIIIH H and 0. mi I M il I Ihn HtartliiK.il fi'ni oit of un5. ijlii-K .li" . "lly till-Ill. ' ! ) HOIllll .llOIUHIlId Illlll lOlhOIIOltll I Ill of tax lot Hj lhiin.-o ! west M fiiut lo the win llnoiif I llh hlu'ut ; thiiiu-n iniilh pililliJlt' thu uast Unit of lav liilt Handli to llniMir ( Jl.ul ; Hticct , prodiiLui from hiini'haddlt on ; Ihrncn In n nurlliwi > Unly di i ( lion to iho north linn of Ol irk Htiocl piii dncril : lliiiiii-o north lo tliiibniilh linn of I'.ul ( lout. I'lauo : thnncouasM'J fuel to phu-u of t ' ' -lotlfliiil lo ho pimont ul Iho Htm mill iil.-u'o arurusiild , and iiiiil.u an > oOJni'llon ' lo or HI tti'iituuts , ( iiiu.rnliiwild pioposi-i appioptlalliin -ishv-isinoin , of ilinum-o. u yoM , , , y.oHld0ll.rnpri. , , . , ( | HIV1U | | ,11 II l.N I' . I'l.AI U. .IOIIN \ \ . UOIIHIN.- , Ooininlttouof Appralsori Oiniihn. ' NOTlTK 6l'rASsiwSMHNT OK D\.M Ais ! : I'OU f'lf ANK ( ! Ol' ( , UTe To the owimrrt of all lots or pills of ( < it i ( llh hlricl from \\illlrm ulrt'iii I"uoi uorin axjiiiic. Von am hnrchy nollllcil tint t' ' " ' " " ' sieiiud. tlittu dl liilori' i fie Inn i > > " ' . ' . " oily or OiiMlii. line lid n ilulv i | IH | n1' I " the m om.nnli Iho appti ilof 'in ' / . ' " " ' . cllnf h.ud oily , liiiMmsi th < din ' " ' l" tl" ( nv.ierii lusptutltuly of t' ' " pi'ipi-i' * not. " | jy nhuiiKliU the KrHili of ild * ' ' ' " " tfiirud iiBi-ox.aiy hy ordiunii ' > < ' ' ' ' , , ULtilur lili IKi.Mipproud iHiohcr itn I Von ant furthn iiollllid th it luvltu < fi'plod Mil aiipolnlmitiit Jil'l duiy aliu as ruiiulnd hi law , tiu nili mi iho "Ml. d > > ( Nouiiiil'i'i A , H. ISW. in 'lh liimijif. 010 * In Ihu aftcniijoii at th < ( Iiu > uf > ' rHcr . U'Jluiiohoilljirariiini * l nllliiu thu < oilir | iitullinllhdf Mild tdty. muut fur Ihu tnur" ' " "I coiHldHr.iu nnd miilfln. ( ho as i iMmit < I damtiac to Iho owmirx rn-jn'iiheiy t'l Mini iiropi rt > nirctlod hy said tliniur < if KraiK till Imr latoniiiMileriilloniiiiui.'liill'fiicllH1 ' lf.n. " > l Voi nro notlllul lo Unpictcnl m 'Ii' ' ' V. ] nnd pliii onfurosuld and mul.o any ohlt'i-'io'l ' to or BtutmiiunU. ( ( iiKcrnliiiti.aldii' . * " of iUiu.k/u HI you nmy < ( inHldir ; pro- \v. it. Ml III * ( .10. . . I'AUU , . JUIIN 1. I l'l / l Onitths , Nor. IHh , | i9t nllalM
