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2 TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , NOVEM'BEll 2 , 1802 ,
WHOSE TURN COMES NEXT
Question Tliat SB Uppermost in llio Hinds
of the Politicians in Paris.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE HELD AGAINST MANY
Clmrjjos Mailn Tlmt ill ) I'm , ) Hunt 1)1
1'iirt of Km llonillo-\\ liy ilu Hi-lunch
'look J'oUon The Uuy lu
tlio JJoiiitlr | * .
[ rop/rlKhtel 19W by.tnmoilloMon Il3m3tt. |
PAUIH , Nov. ! i , ' . [ Now York 11-iMld Ua-
blo-Hpecial to Tun llnn.J-Tho political
world continue ! in n stale of fcrmont which
cannot'bo compared in violence oven to iho
stormy dnys of Boulanglsm. Tlio eotnmls-
stonoMi.qjlry puts a climax lo Iho Rcnornl
embarrassment. If iho Invcsiliratlon is
pushed lo iho bottom , It is Impossible lo loll
where It will no.
Humor tod.iy ha * It that M. do Frojclnet
utono tlmo received from the Panama Canal
company UOO.OOO francs for the purpoio of
subsidizing n Husslmi newspaper. It Is also
seriously nnirmcd that the brother of a most
hlRti porsomiuo was coinproniued. People
who know do not believe this , out It is cor-
luln ibal iho nttaelt is dlrocliy against him.
EvcrylhitiK appears out of joint in Franco.
The principal nconl , the bankrupt Anon ,
under prosecution for formormlsiieods , walks
nbout 1'r.rU as U nothinK was the maltor.
The police know wiioroho Is , ibo newspapers
lulorvinw him , yet no ono dreams of urrcst-
Inp him , because ho keeps n list of thu per
sons In politics and Journalism who have re
ceived monoy.
The cause of the sulcldo of the Uaron do
Holnach Is curious. Ho had a copy of Iho
loliers embracing all the Panama canal cor
respondence. The uuolt was stolen In 1SSU
by a UoulaucNt iiuent nud confiscated on the
occasion of Iho sulznro of Ihe general's
papers. M. Constant kept the documents
which might bo useful In procedure before
the higher court. Ilaron do Kumach , hoar-
Ini , ' who had the documents , lost his hoau
an& poisoned tilmself. , | ACIJUIS : ST. Cenc.
IN
Vminnm Cannl liiviittlcittliiii Agnln tlio
Tilt-mo of DiKriisslon.
PAHI.I , Wov. 22. Thu lobbies of the Cham
ber of Deputies before the beginning of to
day's regular session were crowded with
members , discussing the probaulo composi
tion of the Panama canal committee. Many
members remarked that it would bo difficult
to doll no the extent of the committee's
powers , and that tbo roinmltteo reports
would have no legal force.
The legal proceeding * were opened by M.
do Ilnultdur , who said that ho hoped that
the government would take stops to prevent
the lapsing of the Panama canal concession
on February .
The Chamber then discussed n motion offered -
forod by M. 10 Viollo , providing that all
members ot lha Chamber of Deputies should
have tha right to attend the sittings of thu
investigating committee. The motion was
defeated by u vote of 4UU to 1-0.
The llrst vote for members of the investi
gating committee was then fonnall ; taken
and resulted In thu elaction of twenl.v-thrco
lopubllcans and threu conservatives. The
irucnoors nt the loft include MM. Uicard , L.
Klbol , Dulun-Moutouu , Pelleman , Dumay
nnd Detiussc. Upon the announcement of
the result Viscomto do Tilluooi-Maioult , in
oehalf of the right , declined to take any
further part in the appointing of the comnill-
too on the ground ot InsuUIciont ropresenta-
, tloa.Three
Three oloctcd conservatives then formally
resigned from the committee. Six members
of the left also declined to serve on the com
mittee. The second votu for members of th.o
investigating committee will Do taltun to
morrow.
ALL OUir.T IN Cllll.l.
Latent llprlalneol Itnlin.irodlyts Oiiinplctoly
J'lit Down south Ainuilritu > ii > .
rCopjrrlehtuil I33J iSJiiinoi Conlon llouuett. ]
VAM-AIIAISO , Chill , ( via Galveston , Tex. )
Nov. 2U. ( By Mexican cable to Now York
Herald Special to Tin : Bnu. | I have ro-
colved a request from the goverumont of
ficials at Santiago to ask tbo Herald to state
that there Is not the slightest ground for
fear of further trouble in the republic. The
majority of the soldiers positively refused
to join the movement incited by the sym
pathizers of tbo Balmacudlsts. The loaders
of the recant uprising came from the rowdy
ana turbulent classes , who wcro inspired
solely by the hope ot gain. They had hoped
to benefit from plunder in thu ovunt or many
houses being sacked. Hardly any of the de
tails of the plot nro Known by the general
public , so successful has thu government
been in maintaining secrecy.
The Herald correspondent telegraphs that
the elections in Kio Cirando do Sul were car
ried by the republicans. Dr. Custil has been
choaon proslaont. There is no trouble now
in the state.
The Herald correspondent at Hue 1103
Ayoros telecraphs that nil is not satisfactory
in Argentina. A radical mooting was held
which 7,000 Kvmpathizars attended. Many
chiefs made speeches declaring against the
tyranny of the piescnt government. They
announced that they would defend their
friends In the provinces. It was charged at
the meeting that the election of Provident
Peua nnd many of the deputies was Illegal
and fraudulent.
WILLIAM UltC.IW TIIK AKMY HILL.
Tlio Kiiiiuu-iir ODiimndx the riiMKiii ; til thu
Mcusiirit liy tint Krlrlikti : | . ' .
DUIII.IX , Nov. 21. The Kolchstair wan
opened by the ompiiror with grait pomp ; in
the icnlchls hall of the royal 'palaco thh
mornlnu. In Ids address opening the session
the emperor said the development of the
military power of other European nations
imposed on Uormany tlm Imperative duty
of strengthening the defensive capacity ot
the omplru by thoroiighuolng measures.
The emperor then proceuued to speak of the
proposed nulitnty bill which , while n modi-
llad pence nHortive , renders possible the uti
lization of the defensIve to tha full limit.
This wnuld , he said , demand further sacrl <
llces for the fatherland which ho relied on
tbo patriotism ot the people to make. The
bill , ho huld , wullo rcuuclng llio service
In the urmy to the extreme limit \yldoli
coula bo conceded , would extend tlio tralif
Ing and employment of younaer inou. In
order to onublo the federal states to make
provisions for moans to strengthen tbeurmv ,
bills would bo Introduced in the Uundosratli
for the further tuxatlop of beer and brandj
nnd for the further taxation of bourse Iran *
actions , Ho appealed to the Hoichstag t <
sustain tbo pitrlotle caurio which ho hat
marked out.
Chancellor von Caprlvl , the members o
the Uundesrath and nearly all the inombcn
of tbo Reichstag were present at tno core
inoujr of opening the Hosslon of the Kcichi
tac. Emperor William were the uniform o
the garde tin corps. As ho entered the bal
lie was clvon three cheers. Ho proeccdoi
dlrcot to the throne , on which bo seated him
olf. Prince Albtecht and Prince Fredorlcl
Leopold sUtod besida him , IIU majesty rea
his speech without iloftlnp hli helmet.
l.uiuluii riuunclal Ilovlow ,
( CopjrluliUKl HM br Juiuet Cordon IttmntU.l
LONDON , Nor. ! J3. | Noxv York iierai
Cable Boecial to TUB BEE. ] Less builnoa
WAS doae in the Stock exchange today tha
foriomo tioio past. Hoallz.itlons hr.vo bee
mow numerous tban fresh purchases , ho the
the markets , with few oxcoptlons , hav
thotvn souio doprcislon. Consols urol-lU
easier , but Indian rupee paper has Improve
> 4d , owing to slightly batter tendency lu si
vor. Forolgn Kovorninout ecurltloJ wet
inoro or luss dull utl d y , uut the fall In Into
national dctrrlptloiu was compnrativol
kmall aod coafluud to Kujplian , itullau. Hu :
ilau and 8p nilj | , . ' - ' uth Acnnricau hsue
were frealy olTorod , Urngunynn have fallen
} { nor rent , Argontlno 13SOU lower , Arcen-
ttno funded , } { per oont , but Buenos
Avrcs bonds improved ' percent. Homo
railroads closed anil. The feature was n fall of
Hf percent In Brighton deferred on persist
ent sales , duo to the very discouraging
traffic statements. Americans , after blng
ilat all a iy , closed with n bolter tendency ,
In most cases prioos nro nbovo their
worst point , still nohrlr n penotnl
decline U oMnblishoi ) , Including ' „ ' p r cent
In Alchlson income , 5 per cent in Wnbash
nroforrcnco , Wubasb doocnturo nnd H to
? i ( per cent In most others. Canadian also
leaves of ! stronger ihati they have teen this
fall. Canadian Pacific fell ' ( per cont.
Urand Trunk Issues recovered the decline
noticed during thn day. Mexican closed
comparatively steady. Money wa not
wanted. Hnorl loans "wore at 1'j ' to 1 ? , ' pnr
cont. The discount market lit mer , two and
thrco months' bclnc < | uolcd at ' - " . , per cont.
It U ruriniilly OicMMl ] nt Itriiiints AililriMf
\\clcoilli ! mill Itrpllo.
DnttsSRi.s Nov. ! ! J. The International
monetary con forenca mot nt 3 o'clock this
alternoor. The proceedings wcro uuroly
formal.
Boernuort , the Balgian prime minister
nnd minister of finance , delivered the open
ing address , extending n cordl.il welcome to
Iho doloitnlos , and said thai the conference
had bi-cn calluu to discuss ono of the gravest
and moil couiplox problems tint , modern so
ciety ever had to face. Ho advised the dele
gates to enter the discussion without being
too greatly impressed by the prospect of
massing silver , for which thoiu nppautcu lo
bo no employ irent.
Upon the conclusion of Mr. Bci'rnncrt's
speech Hon. U. Terrell. United Htatos min
ister In Belgium , thanked the prime minister
for the cordial welcome cxtonued to the
delegates , nnd expressed thu respectful
homage of the American delegates for the
king of Ih j lluiginns. Mr. Terrell concluded
his remarks by proposing that Montcfloro
Lavl act ns piosklant of the council.
M. Lovl wus uuanlir.oiv.ly elsctcd ,
M. Lovl stild ho ncC'J" * ! the honor of prc-
Iding over thodcliborVitinns , knowing that
I was Intended for Belgians rather than for
Imsolf. Ho referred to the nutnoious al-
nmpts tnudo to solve the monetnrv qnes-
1011 , mentioning especially the British
; old nnd silver commission of ISSll
bovo nil other ftlmllnr bodies by its
minentlv practical character. The worst
oaturoof the present monetary situation
, vas Ita instability. Ilo hoped the confor-
nco would sink Us Individual Interests nnd
cop in view the higher interests of the
real human family. The conference ar-
'nnged ' lu meet three' times each week. The
Linorican proposal will bosummlttcd on Fri-
av. to which day thu conference adjourned.
The Ami'rlcau delegates are stopping nt
ho Hotel Bollovuo. Minister Terrell called
pen them nt noon and discussed questions
ortainlng to the conference until It , wus
.imo to proceed to the hall.
M. Boernuort will clve n grand rncoptlon
.nd banquet In honor of thu delegates on
tlondnv next , M. Houearden , president of
ho National bank , will eivo a reception to
ho delegates , diplomatic ana other notables
December ,
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.MISS. miAC'O.N WINS.
.ill-go Sums ill Money SjitMit In Her Interest
l > y tin ) Alicillo I'Minlly.
Puns , Nov. 2-2. The court of appeals has
'ondcrod ' a decision in favor of Mrs. Doa-
ion. H orders the child Gladys to bo ro-
urncd to the convent , where hpth parents
nay visit it. Uoacon was ordered to pay the
os Is.
It will bo recalled that whllo the killing of
Xbolllo wns being discussed In the French
mpors , an article bv Alexander Dumas ap
peared in ono of the journals , declaring that
Mr. Deacon had no right to kill ids wife's
; ) animour , oven though ho caught , the couple
.u . llagrnntu dolicto. This opinion wns dl-
octly contrary totho ono ho had expressed
.n . ono of his famous novels , in which ho ad-
, -isod the husband who caught his wife and
bor paramour in sin to kill them. Considera
ble surprise was expressed ns to M. Dumas'
onsen fur so suddenly changing Ids opinion ,
ind looking upon the matter from such
in entirely different view. This vlow
, vas recopied bv all tbo papers and was dls-
flouted to the jury which tried Mr. Deacon.
t was also load in open court by the Judge.
t U assorted in a well informed nuarter that
\l. \ Dumns' change of opinion -.vas brought
ibout , not by a revolution in his mind re-
urnlng the cnuii- . but by the Judicious use
of money bv the Abodle family. It is stated
lie received thu sum of 20,000 francs for
iviiting the article , and that the mcnoy wns
; > aul to him through MaUra Leon Ucnaut.
The largo influence of the Abcillo family Is
used in every direction for Mrs Deacon , una
they will tin ovcrythlnc to save her from the
consequences of the action her husband has
brought against her for linr criminal rela
tions with Aboilloi- Should Mrs. Deacon bo
found guilty of the charge she would be lia
ble to imprisonment or line , or both.
With reference to the churgo against Mr.
Deacon that ho s'uOsidized certain Journals ,
current rumor has it that the AUeitln family
spent ilDO.UUO francs to obtain Mr. Dancon's
conviction , and that of this sum ll'o.OlH )
francs wcro sncnt in procuring articles hos-
lllo to him to bo published in French papers.
The real explanation of Mrs , Deacon In
bringing a divorce ncMon is that she Is being
used ns a tool by the Abelllo family. The
A bellies care nothing for her , but so long us
they can use her to annoy Mr. Dcaerw they
will do so.
Objection * Itimml by thu rnrmurn Allliinuo
TD .Monetary C'oiilfriMirc- .
McMi'ins , Tcnn. , Nov. 23. W. U. Uobln-
son of Texas , chairman of Iho committee
which draw up the resolutions on money ,
adopted by the farmers ulllancrj at Its lata
convention , says thu report sent out on that
toplo Is incorrect. Ho furnished thu Asso
ciated press a copy ol the resolution. In
substance it is thivt as the constitution of the
United States makes It the duty of congress
to coin money and regulate its value , H Is
clearly llio constitutional dulv of congress
lo control and regulate the value mid voiumo
of i.ll mousy , of whatsoever I'tinraotur , used
by Uio people. Tneroioro it Is the sense of
thu Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
that the notion of the United States hi calling
un I n ID niut Ion nl monetary conference ] for the
adjustment of questions arising solely out
side of Aincrlcin financril condition , In
violation of the spirit of IhoMonroodoctrlno ,
Which forbids tnat Huropaan powers .shall
exert any influence in the political or na
tional affairs ot any nation on the American
common ; , and It urges thu raprosentalivos
in congress to protest against forolgn na
tions having anything whatever to do with
our flnunclal systems , and that the nnllra
monetary question of our country ho settled
by congress according to the demands of the
great masses of the people.
M ILITIIMI Vo t'LS I .S
It Will Mil DfcldiMlly Warmer In .N > lini > , ; :
Toduy.
X , 1) . C. , Nov. S3. Forecast for
Wednesday. For Nebraska , North and
fcjouth Dakota Fair , except showers In extreme -
tromo western North Dakota ; docidouly
warmer ; southeasterly winds.
For Iowa Fair ; slightly warnw ; east
winds.
I.oi'.tl itvcurd.
OFriCBOf TUB WlSATIIKH OlIHRAI' UMVIM
Nov. . Omaha record ot tomccrutura and
rainfall compared with cprrosponu'.nj ; day of
past four years ;
, , . JSM. 1S01. J80X 188D.
Ma.lm tun temperature , . . Us3 i = ri' . ' = < ' . =
Mlnluium temptjr.uure. . . . ' 'O3 14 = M = 41 °
Avonico tDinpuratiire. , . , . VU3 UJ3 41 ° JKl3
I'roolpltullon . . . . , , . . . , UO .03 ,00 .00
Statement showing the conditioner tomf
pornturoaud prjslpltatloa nt Omaha for Iho
dayuud slnco March 1 , ISO ! , as oompirod
with the guunrul average :
Normal tcinnoratuio . . . . . us =
J'uHeloncy ' for tlm ( lay.- . . , . . , 7 = >
Dotlcloni'V ulnco llatth 1 . . . 171 °
Normal preclnttatlon. . , , . . , . , .01 Inuhca
1 < > l oluiiny for the day . , . ( U lucliiii
Jteauloucysiileo March I . 'J.70 Inohej
Q , U. HL-XT , Local Forecast Oftlclat.
lUKtt.
Xntlrttuf fl - ltH' nr l-n Hinltrlliti / / , /l.
ttntt ; tacit iiiliKUiuidi line , (
O'CONNOK-Charlui , aced ? U year * . I'll-
norul will tuko place from the residence nl
1' , .1 Mcshunt ) , CVS tiouth Twonty-nintl
u re line ,
KDWAHDS-Alex R. 1610 North Twonty-ulntl.
uYunue , BBQ 'M yuaru.
I uiieral tomorrow front resldmio ) at :
o'olu > U p. in. li'luruiont l > rotipcct 11111 cuiue-
Urr.
EMPLOYING THE OLD MEN
Homestead Strikcra Applying for Their
Former Positions.
THEY ARE ENGAGED CONDITIONALLY
Many nf tlir Ni-w MPII Lrntlni ; livery Mny
Cutting i.ngos nt IJcnxer I'rtlU
\ \ lint thu Strike Itns Cost
llio .Men.
ii , Pa. , Nov. 22. Strikers apply
ing for work nt Homestead are required to
sign un agreement to refrain from belonging
to any labor oignnizatlon und bo governed
entirely by the regulations of the company.
The rush for cmployn.ont continues , many of
those who tools tbo strikers' places leaving.
.Kotno have boon discharged , but mosl of
Ihem are leaving of their own accord.
The borough of Homestead U In financial
cmbarrusimeut owing to the failure to col-
Icct taxes , and measures nro being taken to
relieve the stringency ,
What It Cost tin : .Moll.
HoMisrK.M > , Pa. , Nov. 21. Tno closing net
In the great strike wns performed last nlcht.
The advisory board , which hail boon the
Gordlau knot of the strike , 'vas severed and
thu lust olllcl.il gathering is at an and. The
ooard. which has directed the destinies of
lockod-out men throughout the entire
struggle , mot for the last tlmo In their huh
on I'JIghth ' avenue aud after Disposing ot the
untlnUhud business , wns dissolved.
1'rosldont Wovhu of tbo Amalgamated as
sociation Is quoted ns staling in connt'utlon
with tno Homestead strmo : "No other
strike wns so broad in us iullucnco and mon
were never ao persecuted In any other stt ike.
On an estimate of SI IS per day for laborers
and ? H for sullied workmen the 7,111)0 )
strikers In the Homestead , Lawrcncovillo
nnd Beaver Fulls mills lost SJ-OU ( ) dally or
during the strike. "
UK ITCH LOW'S TltlAL.
Testimony All In nnil Arguments llcgiin In
till ] CllHO.
PiTTsiifiwi , Pa. , Nov. 32. Sylvester
Crltchlow's trial was resumed lids morning.
Crllchlow , In Ids own behalf , losilllod that
ho wns not on the company's grounds nnd
did not lire a shot during certain specified
hours on the day /it Iho Ilomcuonu riot ,
Mrs. Ciitchlow tcstillod that when she
rcachaa homo at 1 p. in. she found her hus
band asleep.
The defense then rested and the prosecu
tion called several unimportant witnesses In
rebuttal. Arguments than commenced.
The points of law submitted were tboso
usual in murder cases. Ono of these ad
vanced by the defense was that whore two
or more persons nro charged with commlt-
ling u crime , nud it is uncertain which , nil
must bo acquitted.
At 1 p. in. Atlotuoy John E. Hobo began
his address to the jury.
lllll Krn In's Mory Titlk.
William E. Erwln , Esq. , of Sioux Falls , S.
D. , followed with his address for tbo do-
fenso. Ho said the jury could not presume
that there was any strike al Homestead ; it
wns not in the evidence ; ; there wus no proof
that there wns any dissension ; there wus no
evidence that Frick , who sent armed
Invaders to the shore of Home
stead , had any property there. There
was no evidence that the men , women
and children were there for unlawful pur
poses. All the jury knew about the matter
was that armed foreign invaders wcro there.
Ttiora was no evidence that thoie mon were
hi rod us watchmen. Tno absence of proof
gave rise to the presumption that tbo
people's territory had been invaded by
armed forolun men armed by Quarter
master Frick.
"Wus the baitlo at Homostcnd a riot'ho ?
nskeJ , "or was it on unwarranleu invasion !
If the latter , that's tbo end of it , for the
people never delegated lo anolher the right
to repel invasion ! " . ,
Continuing ho aid : "Unless the right of
the Piukcrtons to bo there" wasmado _ plain *
the people should have shot "them down ;
should have shot thorn after leaving
the barges and should have fol
lowed them to their hearthstones nud
shot them down there ; should have
shot them at Cod's own altar , und if
Eossib'.o to follow them acioss the gicat
oundary , should have followed them across
the graves and shot them down as they lay
on the bosom of the Prince ot Hull.
"But in case you do not agrco with mo
that thoforco was an dtetral armed invasion ,
was there any oigant/cu resistance to Ihu
landing ( Not. n oil ot evidence was Intro
duced in show it. There wus n cry ot
' cubs can't landl' There
, you wcro no
scabs there ; r.o reslstanco to legally author-
i/.ed watchmen. The people- were there not
for riot "
Human UJCIIIIH.
Continuing , ho f > aid llio testimony wns
given oy deiectives by those human hyenas ,
iho hunters of men , who will not do ( iod's
work earn their broad by tlio sweat of their
brows. These detectives are indlctoa , and
so measure how far they will stretch the
truih lo prevent your Jury from stretching
tholr necks.
"Tha llrst shot cutna from the boat aimed
at whuti Strikers ? No ! Men , women and
children. Clod la heaven , do you deny the
right of these on the shore lo defend them
selves ? No. Hasten defense , lire ana dyna
mite should ho useu upon those who lire
upon the people. " Mr. Krwln reviewed the
evidence given by Iho witness for the prose
cution and argued lo show that it wus un
worthy of belief.
In conclusion ho said : "I leave my client
'
in your hands and you in the higher h'unds of
thu Almighty. "
TI\I ; > DAV.
An Appeal to tlm 1'nlilir lor tliu L'uriiuglo
W nrUiiii'ii.
Nnw Yonif.Nov. 22. The Ainoilcan Feder
ation of Labor bus lasund the following ap
peal to the American public :
\Vi > feel II Ineiimbont upon us tu.apponl to
yourKuiiormis Impulses , us well as tuyour
lovoof Jusilcu , In tlm eiiiu of the Htrn irlinz
iionnnd slcol winkers ut llomcdloaiU Vou are
awnro that sineo the first day of .Inly more
than l.uij mon have been lonl.ed out by a" cor
poration tro ii fabulously rloli , and intoler
antly airuzant , at the evpcnsu 'ina to the
detriment , of the people. ' v , , .
It IIIIH broil decided by the redv sontulivoa
of iho men , the olllclals uf Ilia iilganutud
Association of lion and Stool Workers of
Amorlou nnd the oveeutlvo council of tlio
Ainerk'iin 1'odoratlim of l/ibor , to deslimi < )
Tnuiilay , December 1,1 , ] h' ) . ' , as llomuituud
day. anil wo eall upon iho wa u-workurs ns
well n H the llburty-lovliig uitlums to make u
contribution of a portion nf IhelrMiindiiKsof
that day to aid our Ktmggllnx hrottiur-i of
Homestead In their uuntost to defend tlioin-
bolviH buforii the uouita.
In maUliu this appeal wo plodga V n that
ovury dollar contributed will bo devoted tu
tha best InttreaU tit thu men , and ifnt uno
cent used fur any othur ptirpo o innn almvu
stated ,
Tholr cases must bo brought before the
highest tribunal If necessary ,
It nnnld bn a blot upon rhugonil union uf our
country If by our ImlilTercnee the men of
llninujtead were convletuit. It 'must not It
dare not Lo ,
Men of America , come In their rescue. Make
Ilomestnad ihiyono iioinornblojn thu-hUtury
uf our fount rv , u clay In wlilclr anot her "pro
test" for tbo rlxhtsof man was uiudo Ural ul'.l
bo hutud through tinland. .
Send your fnnirlbiitfoni > to Fecrulary Chris
F.vuii * . II Clinton pliico , Now % urU
I'r.ituniully yours.
bAM'i , liuvirEitf ,
Olinis
hltiiiillon ut Ito.ivrr
BEAVKII FALLS , Pa. , Nov. S3. Many of
these who have regained ttielr pojUfgd ? at
tbo Carnegie mllU here are much depressed
over iho notification glvonnhai their wages
would bo reduced. Iho boiler men , who
f ot merly received K.2.ri nor day , must now
work for * 1.6'J. The wage * of th'ii oth'ors are
cut In proportion. , ,
The assistant boss roller on the-ratunis refused <
fused lo go lo work yoslcrdav , .His wued
before ibe siriko wcro J'J pcrday but ye = far-
day be was notified that the would oe.ro <
duccd lo ft. The reduction baa created con-
sldorublu excitement , but appaaranoes do not
Indicate that il will further complicate the
Bituuttou.
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AVyoiiiliiR Crliulual C o .
CIIKVBSXB , Wyo. , Nov. S3 , ( Special Tele
gram to Tuc BEE. ] T. P. Lyons , editor ol
Iho Kooky MouATMft Amariotn nt Denver ,
wns nrraluned in the dlslrlol court todar nnd
ploaaod not guilt ? trtine chnrgo of shooting
with Intent to Kill | Pat Moorcs. His trial
wns sot for DccambAV 5.
At the prosunljlctm of the dlstttct court
there will como up iBr irlnl slxlj-lhreo civil
nnd forty-one criminal CUSPS , the latter of
which Include Ih iho Indictments seventy-
nine pcoplo , nnd nrtong thorn the colobraled
murder cnscs ncJsUig out of the .lohn.'on
county invnsIondA L
in : ir.W.rjLin rsr. .
Putlipr Komiillio yf Iliircltnii , I'n. , Olinrgcil
ullli l.inlir/r.loniotil ,
HU.SLTO.NP.L. . bv. 23. 1'bo ttustcoa of
the Itungnrlnn W/lbTillo / church of lids city
appeared before Alderman Uorman yester
day nnd cnttsod a warrant to bo Issued for
thonrrcst of their pastor , ' \ov. Joseph Koa-
salko. Few men Hungarian circles nro
bettor known than Father Kossa'.ko ' , nnd the
report that bo had itbscondoil erontod n do-
elded sonsallon. During the past your ho
had gained considornblo ifotdrioty through
the newspaper Keednota , of which ho wns
the editor. Ills radical statamunts involved
him In Iroublo , froqtionllv resulting in his
arrest and conviction for llbol. For this ho
served thirty daxsj in Jail In Plttsburg. Hu
returned homo a mouth ago and assumed his
old position , but trouble wllh Ids nuwspapor
nssoclnics caused another ruplurt. On Fri
day last ho loft oslonslhly to visit Wilkos-
oarro. His prolonged absence mid rumors
lhat ho had gone to Bremen caused the trus-
tcos 10 tunio an invositgntlon of Ids atTiir.i. |
It was then discovered , lhat 1-\K1. Of Iho
church money which hud boon on dlsposlt , In
the Itazulton National bank here had bcon
drawn by him. Other moneys which were
supposed to no in the safe at Iho parochial
residence wuro missing.
A/.vr THoni'fi Ai'iKit uni
Itlnrk Unite , tlm Niivn.i | > Clilcl , In Upon
ltl > llultllll.
SAXTV Fi : , N. M. , Nov. 'JJ. Advlcos from
Fort Wlngato say that anolher troop of
cavalry left there for Iho Carrlzo mountains
under orders to nrr st the Navnjo ohiof ,
Dlnck Horse , and bring him to the uconcy at
Fort Ucllanco. This will bo done , of course ,
but there muy v % trotiblo uuforo It is ac
complished , ns it ts said the big oh lot de
clares ho will not bo taken. It appears that
after IJIack Hone had consented to give up
the children of his particular following lo
Agonl Shipley , the nsout and the chief had
n personal encounter In which Blacit Horse
struck Shipley In the face. Upon hU return
to the neonoy , Agent Shipley ordered Black
Horse to como In for n conforunco. The
chief declined to do this , hotico the troops
have bcon sent afier um. )
TllKlSAIEMSlt tl'lTll U1SASTK11.
Anll-Llilnrsn Liic.HhitlDii AllVctini ; thu
Iliisliioss of Tliitt K.lco In Ainrrlcn.
SVN FJIVNCI CO , Gal. , Nov. 22. It scorns
that the financial troubles which threaten
18 wreck the Chinese merchants of this city
are caused by the fa'ct tbut firms in China ,
alarmed at the unti-Cliincso agitation nnd
legislation iu this wmhtry , who have been
becking tbo largo Chlneso houses here , have
concluded lo witbdrnxv their capital invested
here. A prominent Chinese mercbant here
savs lhat the Chinese population of .tno Pa
cific coast has decreased ono-third during
tbo past year , frotn : ! JO to 500 going on every
steamer bound for China.
riilciiKO Ntniil l\6l-li-l to Shut Duxvn.
Ciucxoo , III. , Nov. ' 'JJ. The Illinois Stool
company's lmmons.o ijlant nt South Chlcaao ,
employing 3,50(1 ( hands , is cxiicctod to shut
down December f,1. , for two or thrco ironths.
Uncertainty over1' ' possible changes in the
tarllf is said to tie tholpriino causo.
Ono of the olllcoJ's.Xald today : "Tho works
will not shut down until we stop getting
orders. Several were received yesterday ,
and negotiations rfr O'lay being made for
others. As soon as , orders stop coming in ,
which will probably be iho ease shortly , the
mills will have lo > _ close. Last winter Iho
enure force was.sttjadlly employed at Rood
" '
wages. "
Arrid.Mit ton ( jlnf litiut , ( ) . , Street Cur.
Ci.cvr.iANp , O. , Nov. - - . All electric tvnln
was running over the lonij central viaduct at
a high rate of speed this evening , when the
trull car jumped the track nnd swung
nround. A train coming in the opposite ill-
recllon at full speed crashed into It , badly
wrecking the car. Charles U. IIusoy wa's
fatally injured , and Miss Lulu Fay and
Jacob Pfnhl may not recover. Others es
caped with slight cuts aim bruises.
Knoll AVunf. 11 I'llrilon.
Ud Keen , now conllncd in the county jail.
where be is sowing out a six months sen
tence for writing olackmall articles iu a
sheet that has bocn sold upon the streets ,
has now turned his attention to letlur writ
ing. Ho has written to County Attorney
Muhoney that ho has suffered enough , unit
that bH friends will prevail upon the gover
nor lo grant a pardon at an early date.
Ylohitfil Iliu Health Ordliiiinco.
Dr. Ward of Twentieth and Wirt streets
was put on trial in police court yesterday
for failure to report to the Board of Health
a contagious disease. The ease was thai of
the doctor's nioco. Kthol Spanglor , who was
sick six days , and the application for n burial
permit nnd cortlllcate of death sizncd by Dr.
Ward himself gave the cause of acath as
diphtheria.
i
rrrp.irml lor War ,
nd Cook , a well known sport about town ,
was arrested yesterday morning charged with
stealing two muskets from the Omaha
Guards. Ho ploailod not guilty nnd the
trial wns sot for ibis morning.
Ut tint I'osiolllrc.
The Omaha postnlllco will bo open on
Thanksgiving day until 10 o'clock onlv. It
will close nt that hour to remain closau the
rest of the day.
_
J'f.SO.V.II'AKAUIt II'IIH.
C A. Mills of IJIIlcr is at the Arcado.
A. M. Hobbins of Ord is nt Ihe Dellonc.
M. M. Davlson of Crete is at thu Arcade.
J. A. Iln/clotof O'Nniil is at the Mercer.
C W. Lusk of McCoolc is at the Dollono.
J. H. Cleaver of Lincoln is at the Dellono.
C. L. Babcock of ochuylor Is n guest nt the
Arcade.
F. E. Burnham of Madison ii a guest at
Mercer.
.1 , H . Lnrkins of Chadron is a guest nt the
Murray.
A. H. Pcrslngor of Ccniral City is at the
Paxton. ,1.1 i
Bernard Beer or iWorth Platte is at the
Paxton. y , J1/
L. C. Chapman of Atkinson is nt the
Mlllard. . .1
C. N. Ivellogg 'bfHollowood ' is at the
Mlllard.
Frank M. Lewis of Lincoln was nt the
Murray yesterday.
( icorgo II. UnwWof Nebraska City U
registered at the Oeltono.
Colonel Frank l\ , ' Ireland of Nebraska
City is a guest at , tU.oJfaxton.
J , U. Mehur nnd 3 6. Dablman are among
the NebrasKans at thu Paxton.
Miss Lazarus of 1lo6k Ulaud , III , , is visitIng -
Ing Mr. nnd Mrs. H. , > V , Ueslcr.
Mr. and MM. 'I , It. Buoh of Osmond are
among the gucsu 4.yfu } Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. CtoJIlurnhnm nnu Mias
Burnham of TlldoNlWuro amoug Ihe arrival
al iho Mercer yosiMMisy.-
Paul Maclean , formeiiy editor of the At
lantic Tolecrapb , und now of tlm Carroll
( la. ) Herald , was In the city vcsturdav , the
guest of Judge Macambcr.
Mlhsoi Maggie Collins and Addio Stepbcn
landed iu New York , the 10th , via steam.r ;
Htnto of California , after a nix months' vUlt
In Europe , and will reach Omaha the SiTth ,
spending Iho Intervening tlmo visiting rela
tive * in Chicago and vicinity.
Nr.w Yoni ; , Nov , i."J , tSpeelnl Telotrram to
TIIU Uci.J Omaha 1'1 A. Cobb , Broadway
Central hotel ; E. A. Coo , buyer for Morse
Shoe company , Hotel Savoy ,
CIIICAOO. III. , Nov. 22 , [ Special Telegram
to THIS BEB.I Nobrasua registered here
today : Victoria O. H. Wanield , Omaha.
Tremonl George Is. Hold ana wife , M. M.
Dillon , W. A. Wcbilor , J. W. Brown. P. D.
Allan , Marshall Floldmau , L. W. Uoblnion ,
Omaha. Welliotrlon Mrs. J. M. Chapman ,
Omaha. Pultner-Jc s i Allan , Kay Nyc ,
Omaha.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Terrible Fulling of n Businow Trip to tUo
Stock Yards.
GEORGE HARRELL CRUSHED TO DEATH
On IlloVny to tin-Slintc * llo Toll llonnntli
u Moling Train 1)oiiblc-llridcr :
1'ollc-o I'orro I'rnmUn Much
Ueorpo Hnrroll was thrown under the cars
H S o'clock ypstcrday morning nnd Instantly
lulled , lie misemployed by lMriliu t \ :
Hopper , n commission linn at the tiouth
Uinuhn KxchitiiKi' , tu u booklteopor nnd wont
down to the unloidini ? ctiutus nt the Union
stock ynrds to ascertain what stouk
jud been received consigned to Ids linn.
A train of stoclc hau Just boon unloaded
nnil empties wore bolus tmsnod out , by n
switch unclno. A switchman noticed tlio
cars Jumping , uuil ioolclm ; undorAaw young
Hart-oil's body lying across tlio rail , thrco
cars having passed over linn. V'lion nsslst
nnuo reached him life was almost extinct , and
with two or three pisps ho expired. The
wheels passed over tint abOninon , crushing
the body , and almost cuttini ; It into two
[ ilei-es.
Just how youup Hiirroll pot iniilor the
wheels Is u mystery. Iso 0110 noticed him qu
jnitor and there was no knowledge ot the
terrible nccldont until the body win found
across the rail. The supmHliion is that he
must bnvo been oetwcon the curs when the
train was moved.or attempted to board one of
tlio cars whllo tlio train was in motion , and
missing hs ( holil wont under. 'L'ho accident
occurred a few yards east ot the feed tniis-
lot'solllco , on tlio cnuto switch of the Union
Stock Vard-i company.
The dccansed was a young man
about 'M years of ago , whoso parents
nro not llvlne. Ho was a iicptiow
of Marsh IMrkhurst , who reside1 *
at 2S02 South Nineteenth slroot , Onmhn , and
tins resided with his undo sluco ho was I
yearn or ate. Tim yonnc man was well
known at ilia Uxuhnnijouiid Ids sudden talc-
iticr oft Is n serious blow to his relatives ami
friends.
Coroner Maul was upon the scene of the
accident shortly aflcr It occurred anil bud
the body removed to 1)rower's morgue.
Ho impanclod n Jury and an innnest was
Itnmealatoly held. The jury found the facts
to bo ns stated abovu and hi the verdict ex
onerated the Union t > tock Ynrus company or
Its employes from nnv Ulnmc.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at'J o'clock , services belns conducted nt the
homo of Captain Parkhurst. SSO'i South
Nineteenth street , Omaha. 'I'lio body will
be laid to rest In Laurel Hill ccmotory.
HAS TUO lli\IH. :
IVcullar Klvof tlu ; I'ollro Porro nnil I'roli-
nlilr ItiMiiiMly.
At the present time South Omaha is en
joying tlio luxury of two chiefs of the police
department. Chief llockott refuse's to rcc-
ognizo Mayor Walter's jurisdiction and not
withstanding the fact that ho was removed
Monday evening by the in.iror continues to
perform thd functions of luo oulco. The
mayor's appointee , Chief Uronnan , is also on
duty , issuing orders to his men iiiul lookttiR
after tlio departiiient. Ohiet BeuKott bus
not delivered up Ids star , and Chief Brcn-
nan's breast Is adorned by tlio cold badpo
presented bun by the police foiro bcforo
bo retired as the head of the police deptu-t-
inent. Tlio police ofllccrs nro ciolne the Dust
they can under existing circumstances aim
nro looking after tholr duties , regardless of
the double-header In the dcpnrcmcnt.
There is avoll credited rumor that an In
junction will bo applied for this morning in
the district court , preventing Mayor Walters
from Interfering with Clnut lieukctt and re
straining Clilof Btennan from assuming the
duties of chief of police.
There is fun ahead and the contort piom-
iioi to bo a bitter ono uuforo ended. Uoth
sides are detormmod and confident ot coming
out victor.
Clover Hut .Visccjitlhlc.
Albert Wells , 11 lad Ibyoard of ac.o , is in
jail , aud a very sorloiis charge confronts
him , and which il true stamps him n younp
criminal of cunnliiR. . The boy came toSouth
Omaha the lirst ot lust week with a team of
gray horses and a bu gy. JLast Wednesday
the her es were oflorcd for halo at the uorao
sale at the stock' .vurrts market and were
purchased by W. S. Olynn lor fiil. yester
day C. C. Miller of Villisen , la. , arrived In.
the city aud identified tlio bonus as being
his property and later ho rcpiovinud them.
Air. Miller says yoiiup Wells stele the team
and bugcy nnd tells quite a story in connec
tion thciuwilh.
Ituppears ibatyounir Wells wus employed
at Villibca by a photographer in the capacity
of solicitor In the country. The team ana
buirgy were secured from Miller Saturday ,
November I1. , and Wells started into the
country to remain n nuniucr ot days solicit
ing. The time for his return came nrounu ,
but ho failed to put In an appearance and
Miller's suspicions were aroused. An inves
tigation followed , and it was lound that the
young fellow had started toward Omaha ,
and he was traced to this city , where he dis
posed of the outfit nud secured the money
for it.
Young Wells was placed in an officer's
hands yesterday afternoon by Miss Ucbuccu
Hoymun. Miss Iloyman had seen him in her
Jathor's store purchasing goods , and mot , him
in Omaha yesterday afternoon. The young
lady induced him to como to South Oinnliu
ami turned him over to an oflluor. Shu por-
foriccd her wont as thoroughly and with us
much strategy as the boit detootivo in the
land.
land.young Wells denies stealing the horses
and claims that they wore Id3 property. lie
will have u healing in police court today.
\VII1 Jl.ll.o KUcllitllolloos ,
South Omatia will have n now manufac
turing concent , which will ho an important
addition to the industries of tha city. For
some tune past the question ot putting in an
establishment for the manufacture of ex
tracts , bluing , baking powder and other
articles of a like inituro has boon discussed.
A number of local capitalists Have Inter
ested themselves and within a short tlmo
will form a company with n capital of ? , 'iO,0U ( )
and go ahead with the enterprise. Among
those interested nro .1. A. Doo. Dr. T , II ,
ICnsor , ( ' . M. Hunt , 10. J. Suykora and a
number of others.
The bullol is without u doubt that such an
ontorpilso would flourish and pav well upon
the investment. 'I'ho advantage of the city
ns a disti touting point for the great west
will also have its advantages. Air. SeyUora
'
at the present llnio manufactures a 'gicat
deal of uluinir , furnishing largo quantities to
Omaha jobbers. With increased facilities Ids
product will become more generally used and
when the output is incroaacnV butter known ,
The organ i/alion of the company will bo per
fected and it will bo ready for buslne&B In the
early spring , _
lliii'flini ; rcrinltH ,
Inspector May Hold youoruay Issued tlio
following building permits :
J. II Ouo , two rotlnRoi , Twcnty-sovonth
and HiolbyBtroo' . ,
.onllc , cotUio'i' , Twunty-siivcnth
and \i htruut . 590
II. hliiiuibarry. two cultauei rifiucnth
and AruliorbtriSuU . HI )
Th r no in'nnlls , a-IP2Utlnx . I''U )
NATURALFRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla Of perfect purlty-
Lornon Of great strength-
Orange Economy In their use ,
Roso.tle. delcaely |
and dellclously as the fresh fruit
TO&f
&V3 $ & ! > JM.
. Annie H' . Joi-dim
Of inn Tiemont St. , llojton. wai In very poor
hcallli , from bad cumulation of HIP Mood ,
jiayncinshof hloml toilio Iip.nl , numb ] , PIU ,
nnd cliilK ninl thn pliyMrlan snM iho u-lni
wpronlin.nllmntlnR Woxrr Vol.
n.im. . . .HI. .t . . -,1Julmt , liprbody , 'cVra
< r , u-OUKlt , „ , , .
Hood's SarsapariBBa
nnil jooti fully rocoverpil , and now rnlovi pcr-
fj'ctliMllli SliosajM shuoonlil praHo llouil'i
Sarsapatilla all day and then tmtsay onoiiKh.
HOOD'S P'LLS ' nro Imml mile , ninl nrjmr. .
Icci In comimltlnn | , r < -npnrtlnnanilnnDcatniirc.
Yon cnti tciliico your AVCK' | ' > < from tp
totwcitf yiiouniHiimonth , nt lionio.wi'h-
out blnrviug , nt luiwonablo cost by llio tiso ol
Dr. Clarke's Home Treatment ,
perfected In many years practice , catin-s un
NickncNN or Injury to the licnltli , is highly
Indorsed. Send for ptoofs nnd testimonials.
DR. F. B. Ct AmtE ,
X.O. I > rnwi > r 1.13. Chii-iiK ( ) , 111 ,
AUKXTH WAKTEJ > .
Clnanl'nrsf '
Is ni'XL
to
Oodllnoss.
How to Cure Freckles
3 DAYS.
MME. M. YALE'S
LR PREGKLR
WILL DO IT.
Flnro tliolipRlnnliivorMIA norlil pretty r.ito li.ivn
icon > pollcd with Iroiklpi and Ihp in itt tiMt'ltii
; uiuiik"onH | lil.l.len up by lliosoiu UlilJy lilirnMic'i.
LA FRECKLA
[ sllinnnly rura over known . Dlneuvoroilliy JtMI'.l
M. VAM2 , \turl.t-futr.i'il ttcuuly anil r MHIIIOlou
Micrl.illit. Mini ! . Viili' lim tn > Hliil ! i-roniul hoiiil-
nt l iroin' . liiillC' < nt Ih ) Wli.li' Iliiu-u an 11 : c i-ul.'lis
rltlo ol tlio vrurlil. Wrlto hnr In conll li'iii-o S'n >
ran nialin > ou liLMintlfiil. him etui iiinko Jim \onnic
aunln. Turn urn ) Inilr to li initnr.il i-.ilur. Neil > u
ii'i'il niilliliDrliut tiiellc'lnc. Mi"ciu ili'vclnii 5-mr
l > ii * > t.tlll out > our f-tiiiKiMt c'li'-u , cure > on ol any ilci'i
bciil ! > li. hcii'l for livr InniiMiH llraulv lionk. It Hill
bo niiilloil you froo. All ol Mini1.uloN nMuc.llo
will lnfllilppe.t vitu Ironi l hiiMC'i , or > on 0.111ivl \
tlivm from j our id Ut'uM. Ilu will 1,1-1 llivui tor yon.
Co to ynur ilrini lnt nn Mon lay : ni'l not a tiottlo or
l/i Fri-rkln , tnko It homo nii'l tipply inn-cur Jin ; to
ulrc < lions on Mointny , 'tin-silay \Voitimiit.iy , tin 1
on iMtinlav yon ulll not Inivt- Iri'cktij , Vour cmii-
pIcMon will IIIMIH piMli'i.iisnlicii ulltllu bnb ) . THU
Mine , M , Yale's Temple of Beauty ,
I-iCSialcSI.- 1' . fc Sl'llll
- . ,
lor Jl .M i- :
Chicago. III. YAl.K'S nil
iinblolluiititr
JlailDcpl.52 ; I \\inik \ \ Kroc.
CAN BE CURED.
IfDr * < liciH'k - tro'ittunnt nnil rnro ot
tlon wcro HimR'Hiiii ' t\v ) an I untrliMl. ( fn
ttout > tuiit nhut lutw pr \ ttl iihelt tliroiuti u rccurvl it s
nltl un uuriiniiKtf'Utii'M , inu.itiH jmtvli.it it *
fi SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION
nml for nil t1l oi4 nf tliu I.un i. No tmtmrnt
In the orhl rni nl.iruui inurix pfrniaiiTU ciirrH or
L'oiiBiuiipUi'il K ) Ut ennlll MI ItfVh * M < X'M NoDiln ?
in .Natiirt HctHso tllriM-lly un I I'lroctlvcly < n tlm hnu
iiKiinbr'iiu'S un < l UHH i M , an I H > inii-k y tlljMH -4 m
tiiliori'lot , conk'l1M > n. Intlu'iiiiullo'i , i'ol'H ' , coiulu
ninl nil lie * jooiU < > t t uisiitiiptliin a *
Dr. Sc/ietick's Fulinonic Syrup.
Wlirn nll > 'lr fall * li CDUIIX tu tin ; n > K un. Nul until
II lul.H , ninl only ullur fiiiinful irlal ainull any nun
ri'MMHnl II ha < lir.nu'li fi . ' ' . < l lit , ' : ri I
lii'iiltli. it liimiiiiiiixl tin1 ili'-pur "i ( on llniu iail
liiiinux lulu ln > II l iloliu H n iw. It "I'l ' I'outln-ii
loilifll tiiriiuulioiii tin * ntn-i * . lr. hi'li'iifn priti'tii j
trfatl u on < iri uni't"in. | ' H ' * 'i nnd ttoni i < h illntt I'.IH
iiuilloillrHi * tunl niiilintitB. | | Jr ) ,1. 11. 'nlii.'iirlto \
Min , I'll lli.ili < lnlila. I u
Yon don't nerd to MH'I Illco llio llvi's of yoni
lovud onui v , liun
Deplillicriii and Membranous Croup
\vlll \ niida irr'iT tlio noluliborliood of your buni" " .
There is n Hiiro tiinolUc nidilli'lnn TD I'llIN
VKNT vont'iKlon of tin-in , und HILIU Is : ilau ft
nii'illiilno for
The Cure of Them
wlii'ii limy li.ivr not i no bovonil biiniii
\Vllll ) III
Dlt. C. SIGbL , III Crete , Scb , ,
If In nopil of nuy trotilijiont. und you uulflml
lluit lllh liuiitini'iil Ii .mil on ninny yu rV o > -
liuoniH aniij-tuilv ti nscunroil him a XIH--
ulin.li will nut dltiaiiiiiiiiit you.
'Undo
a
CLOVES
Tliaaboi-o brands of jrlovoi ' "i1 8'ile by
The Boston Store
N. W. Cor. lUtlt mid ioujtu8 ) ,
AAlUSEMBNTa
BOYU'Sl
- - -
TlircoMgliti anil Wc'ltintilnjr MaKnoo.
MONDAY , NOV. 21st.
ClarR and Cox's Superb Spectacular
t'ii ( ! ( < rlhoiiusp co < of the \ss-e nit IC'li , rl IIM
15O People I * ih Oaat 160
Stiitnly Him of tln-Nii'ads. ciiarin'ii ' D.iti a
of the Until rl * ! > i linil HI.- il nd u s atf
Urine % . ti'iv ! ' , - nt iho I .it < H
sri'iiiisri : ! xi KV. ri.n.vsi CO < TI MKS
Onnnto , Hint ricnl , Mnjrni
Sent * on al t I oofU'i ! > I MI > i
NEW HOLIDAY
TflBATBB , ENGAGE M HUT.
TliiinUs Ivlng H NIGHTS a
nml ' U M'lMnutH a
? " irilUIMUY , Nov.
Annunl Knenm'iniMil of llio Cnilnpnt Trnicotllnn ,
THOMAS W
Anil hlncxpfllo-il niiiiiiinv of | il.i > orslu llui follo
i ,
MEHCHANTOF VENICE.
.i ) l\on\nj : \ , SluVt > 'm < nru > Trniti'ilr.
I rlilny niiilSntiinln ) f.vcnlnm , MnitnllliMMil $
tiu-ulur rioiliirlliiiKir
HICHAHD III.
Sntnnla ) MntliiDO , Iliilwor'n liro.it nl.l.rlc.il I'liv ,
HUMIELIISU.
llo\ * | IPI-I < iipcn nt VoVtock Wo Inn it IT niornhiit
nt llio rnllonlnir | UI-IM | l'lr > l II < r > l iiiul Jl f.Js
liiitoiitir.iicnnil * l. kViioriliulmmioM 10 lint Hour ,
i.'c : Ki'iiunil Miluil-vlun to tin couj , < j , , K.illory SV
" "
FARHAH WRBEnfiEATER l
, W
TonlRlit. .Nov. 1 >
Vln > ( loriunn lllnli'rt Coinpill in.
PETE BAKER
In H npiv vorilmi
CM MMANU I.I-IN A.
llttportiMt Ity
llll.t.V KiNNiiTliu : Irlili ( umoilmn ,
mm mm THEATER wsau
Three nlnlitH. .Nor 31. 2.1 ami ji. bi'Klnmng nlth i
Ili'llilay ' Matini-o
THANKSGIVING
Tlio Ulg Now Vnrk Snreess.
K.1DNAPEXD
'Ilioonlv ro-il novpllv lu loivn
Hvll H1JAY \TINI-.K. .
[ ONDERLAND
. and BIJOU THEATRE ,
All Thisoul , . 'I bo
CONVICT'S DAl'C.HTIiR. '
AN'I > Tilt !
All-Slnr spci'liiltjr AKkMixiitiHii
A lulrof i nliluM for o\i-r > l.ul > ni'xl I rlilny
MATIM.KS. I-VINIMIS
VCc all puit.iiit I U'H'rvi-il I'lirigu ! m--it , : ij )
till ) Inline. I ItCKMVCll Hill-out BI-lH - > j , |
taiil FOOT BALL MAlf
Inflate COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP ,
Netekaifslowa
At the Ball Park
,
THANKSGIVING.
At lei noon , ! ! ; : in o'clock , auarp.
ADMISSION , . - ' . ( I 11.NTS ]
Tol1. IrorsiriJ.WnndSmlHi. II.M ( . 'ilionn1-
holis , u Inn ot AiiKiiHlns Koiinl/o , nocciiso , '
i' ilhrr.no IConiit/o ( bis wlfo ) . llormii -
Koiinl/o , l.ullier K miil/c. Uhnrli.'fl U
Koiini/o. Matilda O ir.lmor. Ailiilluo Huti
t ) uniontliiu Ilioivu. M irtiut N. lloyur urn
Mmy Unr.iOllvur. I
Von are buri'bnotili'iil that the imilur-
slmicil , Ibroo ilislnliiresloil fiooliolilurs of the
oily of Unrilri. liuvo bouu duly apjioiuioil by
the in iyoinlth the aiuiioval of the city
t-oiini'll of salil city , lo usoss iho duiiiuuo , to
the ownora rt" < pojl\oiy ! of llio umpurly
( IfClruril hy oiMliiauuo noi-oss try to bo apnro-
pititoilror tin ) use of .uiu city , for tlmpur-i
POM ) of oDiulou' and oMi'iulliiu lllh utront ,
fioin llio tillnv no\l north of Nniliol is struul. '
north to iho soiith line of I'uililorl. 1'lu o , uuil
Mom the south line of I'.idiloelc I'lucu norlli to
Ohio slri'ot , and opiumian.I oxlinullii C'lurli ;
KltUDt , III ( 'lllllllllll.'tlll'S Illllllllllll fl'lllll Its'
proiont no tern tonnlniis nest to l.itb stroolj
so oxtoniloil. as sit MMI by plat Issued to u i
f loin tno olllco nf the oily oiunioor
i on are nollllod , tbut IM\liiir accepto !
said iippolntmont , anil duly < | it ililloil as required
quired by law. wo will , on tlio'iilliil.iv u.
iNovuinbor. A. ! > . . Kl. ' , .it tbo lioilior I ,
o'clock lu tliu forenoon , attbo olll o I'f ' ftlirlvor
, "c ( Vloiioboo ) , Illi'l r.iniain slrcol. within tin
corpnr.itoilNills if iialil i'ltv. nn-i I t" < llioiuir'i
] Hte of OOllSllllM'llI Illlil III lU.IIC HlO llSSOSf
muni of d iin.uo to the oivn > rs raspnoilvolv *
of siilil pi'oporly by te ison of mu-li Liming mill I
iilinroiin.il Ion tin-roof.
Tlio piupoitv holoiialnit loyon pronosn I tic
bo , iiron | ) | | lalo 1 us aforDsilif. mil wn ic'll ba
boon ilcolnioil iii-i-ossiiy liy Kir oinicli , b\
niilliiuiiro to .ipjiroprlato to tbo IIM ) of llm clly
bolu hil.iuili'il liiNilil i-llyof O.iiah.i. In thu
roiinly of Huiul is. anil stillof NeluMsk ; , 1 ;
di'sci liii'il ns fol.invs louir.
l'ioiui-ly | In namuof I' . Ivei-ion -
Th iit ! I'l'S ' ' fool of sii' lot I' . ' f Iho oust
DO foot of tuv lots In tlio NW. of llio sl.'i of
iu HI. f 15. It 11 K.
I'ropi'rty in lli'i u.imonf . .1.V 10 I bniltli.
A strip of Ian linfouMvl | rici'ilo ' MIOIh a'ill
oiil h tin-on ills'uh lotsn and 0 oft i\ lit II. Ih
u.iht line of siliiKlili : | nclii. : ! ! . " > fcoMTC.sl o
t lii'lluo liolwct'M tax lots I and II lu soi.'llou { >
T nun ! . .
J'miiiirtv In iho iianio of Anc'i'lus l oiiiit/ii |
ami II , \ \ * : Jl.f.ii.-o. . , ,
Tlio folloivln : ip.irL-nl or tnu I of Intnl. Ilii-
Klnii'iiuiil tin-soiitliucst uoriiur of lot I'Ubloolc
n I'luiiiiicii l lat-o : tboiii-o so.ith In iho north'
llnoof''Ian ; stro-t. | iroiliiuullfioin Cuunlii -
h iin'snildltlont tlionon IMS I. abiiut Jl'J'i foil !
iiion. llio iinrlb linn of mild Olm U slrout. i <
tinttit linn ot Cionlir'li | IIII'H lulillllou ;
IhoiiL-osoulh nloii'4 Iho wiut line ot C'niiiiliiK-
li rni's aifdiilon 1'iii foot , to llio xoulh line of
01 irl > slri-ol. tliuir'o wujt alonx H ill I wo'illi ' 11 no
of i.larlt.ircci to .1 point lu u line p ir.illul to
the i-ast line of t i\ IIIIH N nn > l d. ninl Hilil liio |
* .tartn ! : il fool wust of 'ot ' \ bio K .HI' ' , oily
tboiu-o Kinilli-ilon.'h.il'l ' li.io I" III j onrtli I no
of ( axiom : lln-iiL-u wil l ( VI fe'i lo llio wo l
line of lllh .stri-c-t : tboii'-o nnnii ii.ir illol to
thu east line of talotH mill II10 Ihn Miiith
line of Cl.u-l ; sli--ol , iiioilm-O'l ' fri.i.i ( iiiinlii--
hini' ailillt on : thiincu In a. nui-llnvo-.liilv ill-
inelliin to the north line of l hirK utiuot 1110-
d iii-oil ! llioin-o norlli lo l Iniontli luiuof I'ltu l
CoL-l , I'lnou ; tlmiicu n.isiou ( cot ( pui-oof bu'f
" Von Tire loilllod to bo nrosiiiil nl tha I linn
aiiilnlai-u .ifortH-ilil. anil mnl.u any olijui-llo-if i
to or oluliMiiiiiils lOiiuL'iuln. sulil iironoueaL
apiioiilullon | | 01 assu-sinoiit of ilaiu.tgos un-
yon imiy lonslilnriirniior.
" '
.KMIN f'
.1011 N V\ .
( Jiiiinnltteuutppmlters
Omnh'i. ( Jctobor ' . ' ' , IMi nlil. ' t _
* "
OIIDINANCK NO. 'M\\ \
Aiioiilliiiincooidofliu I bo liiiiiroviii of Uoux
liishtroot fioin I'i ' Ii olroot lo ' . ' Ill nlioor. n
hlruol Iniprovoinrnt illslncl ' ( ' . tif. t tin fin
proving lo cmiHMt of p.tvln wl-li todcot
oiailo H.iinlstoiio mi a mil b i o , an I illm'llnt'
tlio boat lot pnbil'1 ' uuiUs to I il > llio no' ' .
o , siii'V htnp * In I'liiiMii siii'li worl. In budoito
\Vlii'ri.a , Ilio in.iyni : MI I oilv CC.IHI ill of tlio *
city of llm ib i Irivoorilnri'd llio hupr i\lm of\ \ *
Don.'l iHHliiMlfroin I Ib Nlr.-i't I > : ' lliMlruut.j
III ktll'fl Inipr ) Vujirnt Olsmi-l No. IH | ; | iyj.
piivinK " " ' inio. iiini nllnwol iliu-ty il'iyf
to tlionropi'iiy oivniir * In wlildi toili'Hl"n ill"1 *
nnil iloloi niino tilt , niiili'i lal ili'ilicil tu IJD oswil"
fyi biifb pavln. ' , nud ,
\VliMrcjK. \ tlio ii-ild tlili ty diij'H havci'xiilri ) Ij.
nnil llio. properly owner/ * owning tlio iniijorlly * '
of tliu fionlT.'o In HI d liiipioM'inoiiliI lrn'1
Imvo potliloni'd f i tliu n ivlu/ if > < a d lioi'l
In Halif uNlrlvl iv'.Hi mil ( 'iil.irudii " ml > ! ( "
ons mil Imso , and
„
WlivrouH , In udd t lun tu such di ' nHi no , 0
ni.itfr ul byHuld ounois , llio inticiMI ! o | y
roiiiiull of n ilil city dohori uy ddi r uluu upoi
Ihoinali'rlal so hiifulllcil 111 tin1 in.iti . rial I'l li'u '
used for niii'li imvln . tlu-ri'foi' ' ,
lloltord-ilnu.1 by tliuoliyc i in II ( lli' ' < ' Uy' ' '
ofUinalni !
ccclliinl Tlint Hint pan of U' ' i It' Uf'l
f l HIM UilliIrt'Ot to VOili Bti < ! ) i Hlr-et in
plllU'lllOlll lliHllll-t > 'l ) , 4 , A. 10 II 1 III' ' " .I'll
Ulii.Trhy iinlurcil linpnivoil. SHI 1 It pr > : > > in
toconiiit of p.ivjtu ivltlii.ll . ( ' loi.nlii : inl
nemo on mud baso. arcoiillii- II wtio 'I ' i
llonn li Illuin Hit olllco of | , iO ' jr l nfju-'j i
worKs ,
t-Oi-tlon ? . Tliat tliulioai.Uf . pn1 i w < r \ -
licruliy urdiiri'd to u.nuoul < l nor t > * u 'ii <
itnil to enlcr Into ronti jcl for III" ' "inn" ulll
tliolotvo ire < piiiHlblu bitdui IIIKITI'II ' > , ) i
IkMitloiuon Illu lu tliuolllfnof it-n I l/Jir l
HiHitlon 'J. Thai tills or Un in ' '
ollucl and lie In furco fioin uuil 'ift-r IK
November llHi , li'D. . . . . . .
JOHN f.ltIS
iityl'iork
T , .1 W\\IC .
Actln * I'n Hlil nt i uyi mu " 1.
Approved N. vomUor ' ' ' ' -
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Mu/or