Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTTC nitfATTA DA1T.V TIER' _ 3TrmiSnAV JTTT.V IS
MUST EXPLAIN HIS ACTIONS
Henry OllTor Charged with Assault with In
tent to Kill.
WILL PROBABLY HAVE A HEARING TODAY
( Tronblo It Anticipated \Thcn lli Cm *
Comn Up Actvlce of nu Attorney
to taming In Heferenc * to
the Mnttcr.
.K , July 13 , [ Special to Tna BBB. ]
Henry Oliver will hnvo ft hearing before
Justice Urown tomorrow morning on the
charge of assault with intent to kill upon his
brother-in-law , James V. Lansing. Oliver
was arrested this morning nnd gave ball for
his appearance In the sum of $2,500. Friends
of both parties have boon endeavoring to
reconcile them , but Oliver will not listen
oven to legal advico. Yesterday morning , it
is Sftltl , ho called on his lawyer and told him
nn was goin ? to kill Lansing before noon.
The lawyer roinonstrate'l ' with him , but hn
was obstinate. As soon as ho coilld ho sent
word to Lansing telling him ot Oliver's in
tention and advising him to got a double-
barrelled shotgun and bo ready for business.
Trouble Is anticipated between the two men
when the case comes up tomorrow morning.
SpcclHl riemiliMi uf the Supreme Court.
I/ito this afternoon nottco was received bv
the clerk of the supreme court from Judge
Maxwell of a call for n special session of the
Biipremo court for tomorrow afternoon to
conildcrtho Omaha street paving question.
The Citizens State bank of Oxford has
pone into voluntary liquidation. The depos
itors will bo paid In full.
William A. Cox has filed a claim for the
tate bounty for mining discoveries. While
boring for n well on his farm near falls City
Cox ran onto n vein of coal which ho claims
Is four feet thiclr.
The North Nebraska Water Power com-
tuny has tiled articles of Incorporation. The
capital stock will bo JSOO.OOO , nnd the com-
any's headquarters will bo at St. Paul ,
S
Articles of incorporation have boon filed
for u largo packing establishment at West
Lincoln , 'iho capital stock of the company
will bo $ rxX,000. ) Among tbo Incorporators
are some of Lincoln's bust known llnauclcrs.
They nro : I. M. Raymond , II. D. Hathaway ,
E. 13. Brown , K. Finnoy. Frank W. Lewis ,
John Mtzgcrald , C. A. Harmuu , C. E. Yates ,
and C. G. Dawcs.
At Nine For Cont.
The city council 'is In a perpetual state of
lttliiR now. It began as a board ot equal
ization this morning , but every once in
a while adjourned nnd took up some matter
Of public Interest. At the meeting last
evening Mr. Webster road n communication
from A.V. . Jansen in which ho offered to
carry the ? 13,000 paving bonds of district No.
S , duo Juno 1 last , and $21,000 of districts 3,5
and 0. duo July 1,1803 , for six months longer
nt the rate of 9 per cent per annum. There
also a $1,470 interest claim for carrying
ponds rtuo him nt present. Webster said ho
had conversed with a number of local
linanclcrs and had boon assured that there
was no possibility of getting money with
vrKiuh to pay thcso bonds , nnd therefore
recommended that it bo adopted. Consider
able discussion was bad on the proposition ,
and it was finally loft open. At the meeting
this morning it was uccoptcd and the claim
for back Interest allowed. Jausen carried
bonds last year for S per cent ,
citr i iirinr.
Alfred Nowborry was arrested this morn
ing on complaint of baring stabbed Leonard
Bailer. The latter was bartender at the
picnic at Cushtnan park last Sumlay , and
refused to give young Nowborrywho is but
10any boor. While Bauer was on his way
homo , ho was attacked by Nowborry and his
gang and badly cut about the head nnd face.
Wowborry will probably bo sent to the re
form school.
Jacob prconborg drove up to a hardware
ntoro on O street and finding his usual hitch
ing post occupied by 13. J , Barlow's tonm , ho
unhitched the lattor. They ran away unil
all piled into a ditch dug by the viaduct
contractor nnd loft unguarded. With con
siderable dlfllculty they were fished out In
pretty bad shape. Grocnborg was arrested
and will answer for unhitching the team to
morrow.
NKUttASICA CH.VUTAUQUAS.
Epwortli I.oncuo at Fremont'Assembly
I'rovei a Drawing Caril.
FIIKMOKT , July 12. [ Special to THE DEH.J
This has been Epworth league day nt the
Central Chautauqua assembly und every
member In the state wearing a bodlco could
outer free. The Itinerants club was ad
dressed this forouoon by Uov , J. II. Brooks
This evening Colonel Gcorgo W. Ham o
Kentucky delivered his first lecture , "Tho
Golden Gates. " Tomorrow afternoon Kabb
Lee M. Franklin of Omaha will deliver his
celebrated lecture , ' 'Tho Modern Jew am !
His Belief,1' and in the evening the subject
"of Mr. Bain's lecture will bo "Prose Ballads
of Memory , " nnd Friday evening "Safo Side
of Life for Young Men. "
Friday afternoon Uov. J. B. Mnxflold of
Omaha will deliver nn address before the
Itinerants club on "Church Extension. '
Saturday afternoon Dr. M. C. Mason of At
lanta , Ga. , will address the Itinerants club
on "Tho Problem of Education in the
South , " nnd In the evening his subject wll
ho "The Negro and Ills Fututo. "
LONO PIXB.- July 13. [ Special to TIIL
BISK. ] The prettiest , clearest nnd purest
Btroam of water in Nebraska Is the Long
Pine , nnd perhaps ns lonely u spot as uxlsts
in the statp Is the Little Burr Oak opening ,
nestled low down in the depth of the canon ,
which affords a grateful shndo under
which the pavilion and other buildidgs belonging -
longing to the Chautauqua assembly are lo
cated.
The assembly closes today. Yesterday
Vr&a "School ilny" , Prof. Goudy , the state
uporintcndont , with Prof. Norton of the
State Normal school having charge of the
exorcises. The chief charm of this place ,
however , lies in the outing advantages It
jKuaosscs. It is a grand place for children.
Jn the days of financial stringency another
recommendation of Long Piuo's Chautauqua
Js the small expense ot attending it.
CUKTK , July 12 , [ Special to Tun BKE.J
Thoistockholdors ot the Nebraska Chautau
qua assembly hold tholr annual mooting on
tliOigrbuuds yesterday. .The presidency was
again offered to Uov , Wlllard Scott , D.D , ,
formerly of Omaha , now. of Chicago , the
prosoat president. Kov. Mr. Scott declined
on account of ill health nnd because ho be
lieved that the president should como from
Nebraska. W. E. Hardy of Lincoln was
therefore chosen ns president. C. C. Whlto
ot Crete , vice president ; J. L. Tidball of
Crete , treasurer. The secretary's ofllce has
not boon lillou so fur , but will bo tendered to
some prominent worker in Chautauqua fields
of Lincoln ,
The reK | > rt of the treasurer for 1802-93 was
laid before iho mooting and found highly
satisfactory , The assembly of 1803 will imy
all its expenses and have a good balance in
tbo treasury besides.
Hurled Allru in 11 Well.
IlAimuiioiia , Neb , , July 11) . [ Special Tolo.
gram to TUB BKK.J Henry Patterson , a
young well digger , while digging out nn old
well for William Itamsbottom , n farmer liv
ing near this place , was entombed under
about twenty foot of loose earth , and as the
well was In a very dangerous condition and
about -00 foot deep , It was several hours be
fore any ono could bo induced to venture into
the well to his relief , The earth is being removed -
moved as fast ns possible , but no hope is on-
tortalued of finding the entombed wan alive
At till ) Soldiers and Hallort Home.
GiiAND ISLAND , July 13. [ Special to Tnu
BEK.I The advisory board of the Soldiers
nnd Sailors homo was m session yesterday.
It passed ruloa restricting the Inmates some-
vrtiat. The eld soldiers have herotofoore
boon nt llborty to bo out latent nights , and
iusunros have occurred where liquor wai
brought iuto the homo and created disturb
ances. Grnater eire will be taken to stop
this la future.
Hurronilered to the Sheriff.
GIUNU IiLA5 i > , July 19. [ Special to TOT :
BKI.J M. M. Clark , a young man whose
mental faculties sooui to bo bo very sadly
shattered , gavohlmjolf uptoSUorlll Costello
Monday nifrht , claiming that certain officers
warn nf tor him on the charge of ssiault and
that ho vrns Innocent and wanted protection.
No officers hare nppoarcd nnd n telegram to
the sheriff at Hcd Cloud has not boon
answered. His mother rms notified , but has
not the mount to h ro him sent hem . Ho
claims to bo from Rlverton and that the
crime was alleged to bnv been committed
there.
Mnrrleit nt t'littUinonth.
PurrsMourn , July 12. [ Spoclrvl Telegram
to Tn IJru.J The wedding of Mr. Robert
Gnlngor and Miss Aqratha Tucker occurred
at 8 o'clock this afternoon at the home of
the bride in this city. HOT. II. B. Burgess
of St. Luke's Episcopal church ofllclatod.
Mr. Oolnger Is nn employe of the B. & M. In
the freight office at Omaha. The brldo was
reared In Plattsmouth , Is n graduate of the
city schools and Is a decided favorlto among
n largo clrclo of acquaintances. They both
possess many friends In this community.
Thenowly woddcdcouplo will make their
homo In Omaha and departed for that city
this afternoon.
Funrrnl nl ChnrlM Anuli.
FBKMO.TT , July 12. [ Special to THE DBS. ]
Uhnrlcs IL Annls. aged 03 years , who died
yesterday , was burled today by thomombcrs
of McPherson post , of which ho was a mem
ber. The doccuned has been for many years
engaged in training nnd driving trotting
homes for Hon. George W. E. Dorsoy , A. J.
Uonln nnd others. Several years ago ho was
seriously injured by being thrown against n
sulky wheel , and ho has suffered much since
that tlmo. Ho was unable to receipt for a
pension check for ? * ) received the day bcforo
his death.
Illnlr New * Xfotoi.
Bunt , July 13. [ Special to TIIK BEB. ]
The Robokah lodge , No. 27 , installed ofllcors
Friday ovonfng , consisting of Mrs. Lydla
Soldon , noble grand , and Mrs. Klngdon as
vice grand.
The city of Blair will slnlc two six-Inch
wells at the onglno houso. The supply 01
water Is getting low.
Knjoyeil an Outing.
Bum , July li [ Special to TDK Bns. ]
Judge Walton Is at homo enjoying hls'vaca-
tion. Ho Is with Joe S. Cook and
family. Li. L. Lantry and family have Just
returned from Noble's lake , where they wore
outing for a few days. Judge ICoysor of
Omaha accompanied Juilgo Walton as his
guest.
MTU. Van Arntlalo'n Funnrnl.
BEATKICE , July 12. [ Sixjclal Telegram to
TUB BBB.J The funeral of Mrs. C. II. Van
Arsdalo will take place tomorrow afternoon
from Christ church. The funeral of Mary
Hogulfolt , tbo other victim of the terrible
accident , will occur nt 10 o'clock from Iho
Gorman Lutheran church.
riiUtimoiithl.ncly Surloutlj Hurt.
PLATTSMOUTII , July 12. [ Special to THE
Bun. ] The wife of S. P. Halloway , who re
sides in the southwestern suburb of the city ,
was thrown from a buggy today and sus
tained serious internal injuries.
' Injuroil In n Saloon K < nr.
WTMOIIB , July 12. [ Special Telegram to
THE BKB. ] In n saloon row tonight James
Tucker sustained injuries which may prove
fatal.
lEONAKD'S LUCK.
Fortune Smllod nnd Than Frowned on a
Chlcngonn.
James C. Leonard hails from Chicago , but
that did not prevent hia learning something
af tor ho got to Omaha. Ho arrived yester
day nnd inscribed his autograph on the
register at the Pazton , nftor which ho got
along very well until ho drifted into Oertor's
gambling house on Douglas street , where ho
became speculative , and almost before ho
know it had won $135 at the faro table.
Not satisfied to stop at that ho tried his
hand at stud poker. The venture was dis
astrous , for when ho rose from the table he
was $ -125 loser and dead broke. lie then did
what was the most natural thing in the
world under the circumstances repeated of
his folly nnd quit gambling. .
Yesterday morning his wife arrived , but
whpther it was duo to that or some other
reason cnn not bo told , for Leonard went to
the police station and swore out a warrant
for the proprietors of the place , charging
thorn with gambling and keeping a gambling
house. Ho did not sign his own name , but
hooked on to the complaint the autograph of
u mysterious individual named Howard and
lot It go at that.
That the unlucky Chicagoan did not prose
cute because of a sudden conviction of the
Immorality nnd illegality of the not of the
gamblers was shown by the fact that ho first
visited the gambling house and demanded
his money back , threatening to have the
gamblers arrested unless they promptly
shelled out. They refused to shell ,
hence the arrest. And now Mr.
"Howard" Is confronted with the unpleas
ant fact that ho has himself violated the gam
bling law , and is guilty on ono of the charges
that ho has mrouent against the men who
are now eating off his monoy. Ho has about
concluded that it would hnvb been cheaper
to have stayed at homo and lived on World's
fair sandwiches , oven at Midway plalsanco
rates.
\Teth r Maklnc Under DlOloaltlot.
Captain Hunt of the weather bureau is
not only onorgotia and practical , but ho
always tries to bo right up to the times. In
fixing up the now headquarter * for the
weather office in the top story of
the McCaguo building ho has bit
upon n neat plan of furnishing light for the
Instrument box which has to bo visited dur-
ina the night by the observer In order to
keep a correct record of the temperature and
the baromotriu pressure. Heretofore the
observer has boon obliged to carry a lantern
out on the roof in taking the readings of the
instruments , but the box is now provided *
with an incandescent light , which will bo a
great convenience.
In locating the weather vnno Captain
Hunt found some difficulty to got at the
exact meridian owing to the presence of so
much iron on top of the building. Tbo
compass was badly quooroJ by the metal.
It was found necessary to station a civil
engineer at the First Presbyterian church ,
two blocks west of the McCaguo building ,
und with the assistance of a compass located
there the weather vane on top of" the
McCaguo building was turned to and
clamped on the true cast and west lino.
School Ooniai for 1801 anil 1803.
OUAUA , July 12.To the Editor of Tns
BEB : In your editorial in your issue of the
10th , regarding the inconsistencies of the
school ceiuuj , in spoakiug particularly of
the Eighth word , you say , "It Is highly
probable that the figures for 1891 and 1B'J3
run too low. " Permit mo to say that the
census of the years named was correct
Each residence was visited , without a single
failure. More than 100 dwellings were
empty and they must have boon crowded
full of children since the census of 18U3 to
bring the figures given for IM'JU.
Fooling that your remarks are somewhat
of a reflection on my work in the two yours
mentioned , wilt you please publish this
vtatnmont. J. II , PUEU-S.
Census Taker Eighth Ward ISUluud ItfcO.
Alter an Kx-tniueotor.
Ex-Sldowalk Inspector J. M. Wilson has
Incurred the wrath of the powers that bo ,
and ho will be called into court to explain
why ho has openly .fractured a city ordi
nance.
The trouble arises from the construction of
permanent sidewalks on Chicago street , bo-
twccii Sixteenth and Seventeenth. The ox-
inspector changed the walk in front of his
promises without the sanction of the city
engineer , which is a direct violation of ex
isting ordinances , and Mr. Itosowater prom
ises that he will bo prosecuted unless ho
compiles with the law. Mr. Wilson is ob
durate and will tight the case , to tie savt.
Tba uauio of City Treasurer Bolln was in
advertently omitted from the published il t
of city officials desiring re-election.
Under ordinary circumstances ho might
not care anything about , it , but in vie r ot
the fact that it is oxtromuly unpopular to be
satisfied with anything lesu than two terms
bo docs not want to nnposr conspicuously
captious nud will strike out with It Hying
start to capture th nomination for another
two years.
WHY HE KILLED HIS WIFE
Murderer Dobany Explains the Oircnmstancos
of the Genoa Tragedy ,
SHE WANTED AN INTEREST IN HIS FARM
Iterated to Lire with iltm Lancer Ifnleis
tu 1'ropertrVn 1'lnced In Her
-How tlio FrUoner Ap
peared In Jail. .
Cot-rjMntJs , July 12. [ Special to TUB
BKE. ] When brought to jail here yester
day , Dobany said : "Tho trouble between
m.vsolf and my wife was that she was
trying for n long tlmo to got mo to deed my
farm to her and I would not do it , so she loft
mo four or flvo times nnd stayed away
from mo three or four weeks at A ttmo. I
wont after her this last tlmo ami asked her
If she would go homo with mo and she said :
'Will you 'deed the farm to mo if I go mlt
you ? ' 1 said 'No , ' and then I asked her again
and again If she would go homo with mo and
she said 'No I Nol No I' and then I shot her. "
While Dcb.iny was narrating this cause
for his horrlblo crime , ho worked himself
Into n frenzy nnd gesticulated wildly , and
at Iho climax of his partially Incoherent
story ho illustrated his crime by stopping
up to the bars of the Jail , thro-vlng his hand
behind his back and with a spasmodic jerk
leveling an imaginary pistol , whlto his oycs
gleamed ' with the ilro of a dovil. Ho denied
emphatically bolng intoxicated on the occa
sion cf the commission of the crime , alleging
that ho was perfectly sober , but that ho
couldn't stand having his wife's relatives
and neighbors urging his wife on to trying
to make him dcea nway his farm to hor.
HAX.I. COUNTV'S FINANCES.
Itoport of an Export Accountant
Situation.
QniND ISLAND , July 12. [ Special Telegram
o TUB BBB. ] Expert Accountant Fawllo ,
who was engaged by the County Board of
Supervisors to examine into the records of
the county for the past ton years , made n
report today to the board on two ; orms of
-Treasurer Hooper , from 1831 to 1883. Ho
reports that there Is a shortage ot $1,719.41
in the state and county funds. There is an
additional shortage in the amount of fees
turned over , though the exact fmount of
this will depend greatly upon the legal con
struction of an action ot the county board
during that terra. Hoopfr , In the lost year
of his term , applied for additional clerk hire
and the board granted his request. By law
ho was.allowed $2,700 for deputy and clerk
hire. If the action of the board permits the
use of money over § 2,700 for fcos In that
year there will not bo so much of a shortage.
Hooper's reputation for houany has never
boon questioned nnd but few , If any , bollove
the shortage to bo fraudulent.
Ilutlcr County Touchers.
DAVID Cirr , July 12. [ Succial to THB
BKE.J The annual session of the Butler
county teachers instltuto began this morn
ing and will continue. two weeks. There is
an enrollment of ninety-ono and a pleasant
and profitable session IVanticipated. .
Superintendent Barker has made arrange
ments for a series of lectures by State
Superintendent Goudy and ether eminent
instructors.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Swallowed StHRiuint VTuter.
HASTINGS , July 12. [ Special Telegram to
TUB BEB. ] Paul Eugeuo Wade , the 3-yoar-
old son of George H. vV.ido of the Now
England hotel , Saturday foil into an ex
cavation filled with tou foot of water. Ho
was fished out , but died this afternoon from
sickness caused by swallowing the stagnant
water.
_
Itnln Needed In Ilutlor County.
DAVID CITY , July 12. [ Special to THE
BKE. ] For the past four days the wind
has blown a stiff breczo from the south nnd
the dust has become a nusianco , crops are
beginning to suffer for rain , which must
como soon to save a full crop of potatoes ,
corn and garden vegetables. .
Lady aeronaut goes up tonipht about 8
at Courtlnnd beach ; also tomorrow ovo.
FREAKS OF LIGHTNING.
Taking Photograph * , Magnetizing Iron
and Vluylnc O their Pranks.
The Etruscans of old believed in three
kinds of. lightning ono incapable of
doing any injury , another move mis
chievous in its character , nnd consequently
quently only to bo issued with the con
sent of a quorum of twelve gods , and a
third carrying mischief in its train , and
for which a regular decree v aa required
from * the highest divinities in the
Etruscan skies. Curiously enough ,
modern scientists , following the lead
taken by Arago , have also decreed that
the varieties of lightning nro threefold.
The first comprehends that in which
the discharge appears like a long
luminous line bent into angles and zig
zags , nnd varying in complexion from
whlto to blue , purple or red. Thia kind
is known us forked lightning- , because it
sometimes divides in two or more
brunches before reaching the earth. The
second differs from the first in the range
of surface over which -the ( lush is dif
fused. From this circumstance the dis
charge is designated sheet lightning.
The third class differs so widely from
the inoro ordinary manifestations that
many meteorologists huvo denied their
right to bo treated as legitimate light
nings. They neither- assume the form
of long lines on the ono hand nor sheets
of flame on the ether , but exhibit them
selves as balls or globular lumps of lire.
A very singular story is told concern
ing the vagaries of ono mass of glebe
lightning. A tailor in the Rue St.
Jaquos , in the neighborhood of the Val
do Grace , 'was getting his dinner one
day during a thunder atonu , when ho
heard a loud clap , and soon the chimney-
board fell down , and a globe of flro as
big us a child's head came out quietly
and moved slowly about the room at a
small height above the lloor. The
spectator , in conversation afterward
with M. Rnbbinot , of the Academic dos
'
Sciences , suid it looked liko'u good sized
kitten rolled up into a ball und moving
without showing its paw * . It was bright
und shining , yet lie felt no sensation ol
heat. The glebe cumo near his fcot ,
but , by moving them aside , ho avoided
the contact. After trying . several
excursions in dlfforont directions it rose
vertically totlio height of his head
which ho throw back to prevent it
touching him steered toward a hole
in the chimney above the mantelpiece ,
nnd made ltd way into the iluo.
Shortly afterward 'when I supposed
it had had time to reach the top , " the
tailor said there was a terrible explo
sion , which destroyed the upper part ol
the chimney , and threw the fragments
onto the roofs of sumo adjoining build
ings , which they broke through. " In the
forest of Nemours a tree was once.
struck. Two pieces were rent from its
trunk. The smaller was tossed to a dis
tance of fifty foot , and the larger , which
'eighteen men could not move , to a distance -
tanco of twenty foot or so in an opposite
track. In 1838 the topgallant most o
II. M. . S. Rodney was hit by a Hush , ani
literally out up into chips , the sea boin { .
strewn with tile fragments , as if the car
penters had boon sweeping their shav
Ingtf overboard. Shortly before the top
masts of II. M. S. nyaointho hod nut
lerod in a similar manner , and when the
Thetis underwent u like visitation in
Rio harbor Captain Fitzroy describe !
the foratopmast as "a more collection o
long splinters , almost like reeds. "
TJioso are a few of the examples of thi
mechanical effects of lightnhig. I
itorka chemically aa xrolL It has tin
power of developing a peculiar odor
which hal boon variously compared to
hot of phosphorus18 ! nitrous gai , nnd
nest frequently 'ebnrnlng sulphur.
Wnfon mentions n otortn on the Isthmus
of Darien which diffused such n sulphur-
) U3 stench through the atmoaphoro that
10 nnd his niarnmllrifr companions could
carcoly bronthd , particularly when they
ilungod into the woofl. The magnetic
fleets produced aro'often very curious.
A chest containinga largo assortment
of knives , forks ana other cutlery was ,
not many years arro-truck in the house
of a Wakofield tradesman , and magnot-
sm imparted to the whole of the
articles. Arago , in Ills "Meteorological'
Assays , " speaks of n shoemaker in
jwaaia whoso tools were thus treated ,
o his indescribable annoyance. "Ho
md to bo constantly freeing his 1mm-
nor , pincers and knife from his nails ,
needles and awls , which nro constantly
jotting caught by them ns they lav to-
jothor on the-bench. " The same author-
ty know of a Genoese ship which was
vreckcd near Algiers in consequence of
some pranks played by lightning among
ho compasses , the captain innocently
supposing that ha was sailing toward
the north , when , ns n matter of fact , ho
vas steering duo south.
Subterranean thunders have occa
sionally boon heard preparatory to an
aerial eruption. The sea has cast up
volumes of water , ns If volcanoes were
exploding below. The ground has burst
open , and Hoods of water have gushed
orth from the sides of hills or from fis
sures in the rocks. Taking another
class of effects , cures have been per-
ormod by lightning gouty men have
joen enabled to walk freely , epileptic
persons have been healed , amaurosis has
Doon removed , and rheumatism dispelled
by n flash. But ono dare not look too
closely into the subject of medical olcc-
iricity nor venture to recommend any
one to tempt lightning in the hope of ex
periencing its ourativo effects.
Wnxeiu'i Proverb * .
Detroit Free Press : A man that wood
buy a vote mightont steel a shoap ,
p'raps , but you hadn't bettor trust him
with a whole Hook.
Kiiifin' was knodo in polliticks oz orly
oz Julius Sector's time.
Ef Lot's wife had been in polliticks
she would a split the party.
Add am and Eve wus the fust people
put out ov ollls.
Tammany pays Tammany a purty ( air
per sent on the investment.
"Wimmon needn't-think they kin pull
pollitieks up to thorn : they've got to
como down to polliticks or got out.
Ono man may bo greater than his
party , but no party ain't greater than its
: nou.
When the wimmin git charge of the
polliticklo works they'll bo wantin' to
take the Amofikin eagle to trim tholr
hats with.
The congressman does his thinkin' between -
tweon soshuns. '
Perfeshnnal pattrlolism needs disin
fection.
Balloon tonight ana tomorrow night.
> Andy Dropped 'Ills Itoll.
Now York Sun : "Did you hoar about
Andy ? " asked ono reminiscent westerner
of another. "No ? Well , Andy made a
strike of 305,000 , at Cripple Creek. As
soon as ho got theuioneyin his hands
ho went down to Denver nnd blow it in.
Rum-cards and girliix You know how it
is. The morning thatnhe woke up sober
and found all his money gene ho sot out
to punish himself by walking to Cripple
Creek. He wouldn't 'borrow a cent. A
follow who was teaming for mo overtook
him and offered him d lift , but ho
wouldn't got in , and * ho plugged along ,
muttering , to himself , 'Walk ' , n - yor ,
walk. Blow in yor dust , will yer ? Then
walk , you fool. It'll do , you good. No ,
you needn't stop at no sp'ring. Ain't you
drank enough ? Go dry , you eon of a
gun. Light out and walk you durnod
jackass. ' And he did. "
s Tipping Servants.
Katharine Bates , who wrote "ATYear
in the Great Republic , " thinks that the
idea of "tipping" servants in America
with gloves instead f > f money is a very
good scheme. She writes to a London
editor : "I have such a sincere regard
and admiration for America nnd the
Americans that I hope to visit the coun
try again before I die , and shall bo
tempted to take a well stocked glove
box with mo , according to your corre
spondent's advice. May I make ono last
suggestion to those going to Chicago
this bummer ? Give out the gloves ono
nt a time , nnd lot the noble domocratio
waiter realize that the possession of the
'fellow glove' depends upon whether his
civility endures to the end. "
Piles of people nave pi.es , out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo wlllcura them.
Killed by Ice Wntor.
Cases of death from drinking ice
water when ono is overheated have
been reported. Great care should betaken
taken in regard to this matter says the
Now York Lodger. The craving for
cold water when the heat is great and a
person has been exerting himself is
sometimes absolutely irresistible. But
the craving qhould bo but sparingly in
dulged. In fact , it would bo bettor at
such times not to drink very cold water
at all. Water of only moderate cool
ness would bo n great deal bettor. Ono
should exercise the restraints of com
mon prudence in such mailers , "Killed
by ice water" is a vnrdiot which no
coroner's jury should have it In tholr
power to render.
Piles of people have piles , out la Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure thorn.
Schooner Lost ,
SAN FKANCISCO , July 12. The shoo-
nor Theresa has arrived here from Sand
Point , Alaska , with 2 ± S sealskins of her
own and the catch * of the sealing
schooner Helen Blum , which has not
boon seen since Bho reached the Arctic.
There are nn details' ' of her loss except
that she wont on Somdhskoy root. It is
feared all her crow yo lost.
Piles of people havo'puos , but Uo Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo wllLcujro them.
Whliuy Trjnti , True ,
PEOIIIA , July 12. The announcement
may bo expected at any moment that the
trouble in the Whisky trust over the
rebellion of Samuel'1 Wbolnor has boon
settled and a truce 'djc larod. Negotia
tions to this end womju.ndortakon some
days ago and it is bolinved that the di
rectors have ratified the action.
Piles of people havoupttos , Out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro thorn.
Dickinson fur thu'Warrumo Ilonoli.
WASHINGTON , July 12. President
Cleveland , it is said , promised to appoint
Don III. Dickinson to the first vacancy en
thu United States supreme bench and
the friends of the ox-postmaster general
arc looking for the announcement of hij
appointment to succeed Judge Blatch-
ford.
*
Piles of people have pitas , but Dewltt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Paint Victory IJoitrojed.
WEST SUPJUHOK. Wia. , July 12. Fire
completely destroyed the Lake Superior
Mineral Paint company's factory and
the lima kilns owned by the Warehouse
and Uulldiira Supply company. Loss
8100,000.
Balloon tonight and tomorrow night
DIED MANY MILES FROM HOME
Dora Oasa , a South American , Suicides at
an Omaha Hotel.
DESPONDENCY OVER FINANCIAL MATTERS
Evidently n dentlemnn of Itnnk In Itrailt
lie bolil Jeirelrjr In Amcrlon Filled
A r upor' Oritvo Tookn tioie
of Jlorphlno.
A man supposed to bo Donx C. D. Casa of
Rio do Janeiro , Urazll , South America , com
mitted sulcido In the Mlllanl hotel some
tlmo Tuesday evening , His body was dis
covered just bcforo midnight. It is said
that the body and effects were sent to the
morgue at once and the matter Iropt qulot
until morning.
On the corner of the table In the room
where Casa was found was n note which
contained the following unsigned statement :
"To the Coroner : No Inquest Is neces
sary. 1 took morphine.
' 'I have no relatives or friends In this
country to notify of my domlso. 1 beg for
giveness of all I may have wronged , and
heartily I forgive these who have injured
mo.
mo."I
"I bog that you dispose ot mo ns quickly
as possible.
"May God have pity on mo and save my
soul. Amen. "
The above was written on both sides of a
small card and the writing denoted a scholar.
The card was enclosed In a small whtto on-
Tolopo , on the back of which was : "II. M.
Mansfield , Memphis , Tcnn. " A card case
containing a gold aid silken emblem of ro-
llglous Indulgence , or probation , dated 1877 ,
was enclosed In a small paper on which was
writ ton : .
I *
Sr. Ooraldlno. ,
Oollogo do 1 Immanollo Concopclon ,
120 Hua ftotafogo , -
nto do Janeiro , Hrazll , S. A.
In ono of his pockets was found an lu-
volco of personal effects which hdd been de
posited with the "Q. S. D. Co. , " but the
uamo of the city where the goods are
located docs not appear on the invoice. The
goods are valued nt $ UG3. Ilo'also had a
captain's check , showing a first-class passage -
sago from China to this country.
Waited Tor n Jtonilttnnco.
The man came hero from Chicago on July
7. Ho said ho had boon visiting the World's
fair nnd would stop In Omaha to await a
remittance from friends. The man has boon
a guest at the Mlllard since coming to
Omaha , but never spoke of his domestic af
fairs or relatives. Ho is between 50 and 55
pyoars or ago nnd from some remarks ho made
'
'a day or two ago , it is thought that ho is a
Jewelry salesman for some fovclgn concern.
Ho was always well dressed hero and was
evidently a gentleman of some rank in his
own country. Ho did not got the remit
tances ho expected and for a few days has
been morose and despondent. This is prob
ably > ho cause of the man's desperate dood.
After learning the particulars of the man's
death Coroner Maul directed that the re
mains bo interred lu Forest Lawn cemetery
in a pauper's lot.
There is no way of knowing where the
man belonged or what is his true name , as
ho destroyed all papers of recognition. Ho
probably overlooked the marking on his linen.
The coroner has telegraphed to the safety
deposit companies in San Francisco , asking
if they have any such articles as described
in the invoice and if they know anything
about the man. Ho has also telegraphed the
Brazilian commissioner at tho' World's fair
asking if ho knows Casa. INO replies have
yet boon received.
Strniicor'to Poverty ,
From conversation with people who have
mot Casa since arrival in Omaha , it would
seem that the man had traveled extensively
and mot many foreigners of prominence. Ho
has evidently soon hotter days and was
unused to poverty.
The articles mentioned in the safety deposit -
posit invoice are all expensive and ho could
have raised considerable money on them had
ho so desired. Nothing of value was found
in his effects and the remains will rest in an
unmarked grave In the potter's Held unless
frluuds got trace of him und learn of his
doatn. _
Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Mr. Haley's Statement.
County Attorney Kaley | ias shlod his
castor into the ring and declares that in
stead of shirking- and slighting the duties
of the ofilco , ho has administered the affairs
in good shape and has made a record that
outshines any that was over made by any of
his predecessors.
As proof of this ho points to the court
records , claiming that during the May term
of court 1693 , in the criminal division there
were sixty-nine convictions , ns against
thirty-eight in 1893 , when Mr. Mahouey had
elm rgo of iho criminal business.
Mr , ICaloy denies that Judge ICoysor has
over called him upon the carpet nnd road
him lectures , though ho says that ho nnd the
court have differed upon some Important
facts which have entered into the trial of
some of the criminal causes. Hogirdinghls
troubles with the county commissioners , the
attorney says that with ono exception the
members have always accoutod his opinions
as good law. The uaso was the ono against
the National Dank of Commerce. In that
mattar , Mr. ICalos states that ho advised
the board ; that his advice was rejected , but
that in the und the courts held as ho had
predicted that they would.
In his open letter the county attorney de
clares that the commissioners have boon
giving him the worst of the dealand In sup
port of tbo churgo ho shows that they fur-
nlshod Mr , Mahouoy anofllco. the services of
a stenographer , tolophona and other ofllco
equipments. In his c-iso ho avers that all
that tno members of the board Imvu dona
. for him has boon to turn over a box of pens ,
a few loud pencils and a gros of gum strings ,
Wnrluro on Tnglen cur * .
In the north part of the city the residents
who have a deslro to rest during these hot
summer nights have taken the law into tholr
These Qualities
By the most elaborate re
searches , careful study and
costly experiments Dr. Price
lias been enabled to give to
the world the purest , strongest
and most economical natural
and delicious fruit flavors in
existence ; free from all pois
onous oils , ethers or artificial
essences. It is these qualities
that have created such a great
demand for Dr. Price's De-
licious Flavoring Extracts of
Lemon , Vanilla , Orange , etc. ,
flavors that retain all their
delicate taste and fresbnesj
for an indefinjrn period.
own hands And have commenced an on
alMight upon the worthlc.it and untaggcd
curs that abound In great inumbors In tn t
> artlcular locality.
With guns and olubs the law-abiding rest *
outs ttartcd out Tuesday nlgnt and gathered
.n . oven dozen of the mangy curs to tholr
'athers. So far this season this section ot
, ho city has boon boycotted by the do
etcher , and purely for the purpose ot self-
irotcctloa the citizens have become en-
'orcors of the city laws.
Piles ot people % vo mics , out Do Witt'i
iVltch Hazel Salvo will euro thorn.
IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
trncit QilMon Acouteil of IIitTlug Obtained
t : h llntlor Fulio ITetnnfn.
Ernest. Gibson is under arrest on the
charge of obtaining money under false pro-
tonsos. The complaining witness is William
\Valbrldgo , who assorts that Gltwn film-
flammed him out of a dollar by representing
hat ho ( Gibson ) was a stnto organlzor for
ho Junior Order of United Amorlo-an Mo-
ihanlcs and was authorized to solicit mem
berships and accept money therefor.
Walbrldgo swoaw that ho was desirous
of joining the order , nnd owing to the false
representation made to him by Gibson ,
allowed him to take In his name and pay
over to him n dollar as n part of tbo Inltla-
"Ion foe required by the order. Ho also
.wears . that Gibson's representations wore
tvholly false , as ho Is not an organizer for
the order , and Is not now n member in good
stnnding. Gibson had in his possession n
badge as ofllcor nt the athletic grounds of
the Young Mcns Christian association.
which was taken charge of by Chief
Seavoy. Gibson has boon In trouble several
times before , but has always managed to
gut out of it without a conviction.
MOOIIE FAMILY SAFE.
Iteports from Chicago Sot All Ffinrful
Doubts nt Itrst.
The fears entertained Tuesday regarding
the safety of Mr. C. B. Moore and family
hove been sot at rest by a telegram received
Inst night by Mr. Ewlng B. Alton from Mr.
lharlcs Harvey stating that all the family
were safe , although the flro destroyed all
tholr household effects and wearing apparel.
Mrs. Moore while burned about the head
and arms is in no danger , and will shortly be
able to bo about.
Mnrrlnga I.ioonins ,
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday :
Niitnn and address. Aco.
II. J. llollin , Onmhrv 33
AnimtJlreso , Vnlontlno , Neb 23
J Orvlllo Doan , Wocplne Water. Neb 23
1 Margaret K. HroscnV ooplnx Wutur , Nob. 17
I Lufuyotto YOUIIR , Omaha 28
I Oixlsoy M. Mixnninn , Omiilm 23
I Anton Larson , Omaha 24
I Cocklu O. Anderson , Omaha IB
CRUEUULY ,
Fearful Death Rate
This Month.
Infants Die For Better
Food.
in Thousands
of Homes.
Improper Diet Should
be Avoided.
Laclated Food the Preventive
off Cholera Infantum.
The Safest and Best for
Little Ones.
PRE-EMIHEHTLY THE MOST NOURISH
ING AND NATURAL
Thousands of liotnos are now thought
ful and anxious fur the safety of the
little ones during the hot weather.
No ouo thinfr is so essential to tholr
health and safety us a wise choice of
food.
Tn the four summer weeks ending
July 17. last year , the mortality of in
fants under a year old in this stnto
amounted to 48. " per cent ; under two
years 00 per cent ; under 6 yours 04 per
cent of the total mortality. The mor
tality of h.abios under u your was about
equal to the total average mortality for
the whole your of all diseases under 10
years.
Tiiocola , oruol , statistical proofs'whioh
might bo accumulated indefinitely ,
show only what physicians know too
well , that improper diet in the sum
mer destroys baby Ufa in uncomon
numbers. And they prove , also that it
is mainly the infants who suffer from
tbaMTcotsof the seasonon this account.
The epidemic nf bowel affections of
children frequently corresponds with
the rise in temperature , but the cuusoa
always lie in unsuitable diet.
An absolutely pure and reliable In
fant food has therefore boon eagerly ,
sought for years as a substitute for pure
mother's milk.
Lautatod food solved the problem
completely. It stands today preeminent
nent above air others. Infants fed upon
it Buffer less , and fewer die , it is now
well known , than those fed upon any
thing oltw. It IB used in the big chari
table institutions for children. It has
saved the lives of thousands of infants
during the hot , dtingorous months of
summer.
It is indorsed by the best physicians ,
by nurses , nnd by happygrateful moth
ers in every town und village in the
land.
Sugar of milk , the basis of mother's
milk , is the basis of lactated food. With
it is combined pure barley malt , the
finest wheat gluten , nnd the nutritious
element of the oat It is thoroughly
cooked by high steam heat , and a predigested -
digested , nutritious food is made that
fuUllls every requirement of the prow-
ing child. It is by fnr the safest food a
child can oat In the summer. Ft Is a
true preventive of cholera infantum.
No homo where there is an lufunt can
afford to bo without it.
Lactatod'food saves babies' lives.
SUMMER DISEASES.
Whi\t fault * Them , With n Fair Hint * for
Tlitlr Cnrtnlu rrerenlton TIili li
Vnlnnble Information.
Oholora tnorbiu And summer diarrheaqoour
principally during thoiummor nnd Militmn
Uholorn morbm Is ctuisoj by improper food
and sudden ohllllnit of Ilio body aftnr e i > o-
urotogroixt heat. Cortnln ubiUncei will
produoo IttocorUIn persons , < uich for ItuUne *
a * vo l. raw milk tnkcn with nih , or shell flitf
and nil dlslios cooked with milk , such n rice
piidcllnff. oroam puff * , and oren Ice croara
when kept too long. Unrlpo ororor-rlpo fruit ,
especially It taken vrlih Inrirp. drauRhlsot lee
nntor , will onuso IL Atold Lemming chilled
during sloop. Iniicltmnto ni olmiiKonbln ns
ours thli li iinovcr-prcsetitilnncor. roMlatcnt
uniniur ulntrlion I * nsnully onuitul liy mn-
larln. tnwer Mr or Impiiro water. The tcnnwl *
edgoof how to avoid or remedy thcoo dancer *
run complaints will save much sinTorlnu nnd
nvold ninny a doctor' * bill. Medical ncioneo
tollsui\hiit \ ( ho 1110of pnrospirits preferably
whliltny. In moderation , li a inro nafoitunrd
ainliist dlscnsot of Iho klnil mentloiiucl. Ttioro
I tmtoni ) pure moillotiuil whisker , anil thiili
Duffr'n 1'uro Malt. If It Istnkon roeularly nt
tlil notson It knots the Momnoh l'i hnaltlir
condition , purlllo * thnontlrusyKtcin.nnd nlrus
tonn. iitroiiRth nml atlmnlm. Ithai bacniisod
for > o < r * by the Amortmn public , nnd Is the
most popular rorno.ly of It * kind In this land.
It It trim tlieto are Intoroited partle * who trj
tosollolhor Hrtcallod whNKlp * when tho/ are
usknil fur PurTy'n. b\it 5iioh liooplo have nu In
terrstod motlro that la not for your good. Po
nnt ho docolTud.nndlnilJt upon having just
whnl roil call for
DR. SCHENCK'S
Mandrake Pills have n vtxluo as a hoU30-
hold remedy far beyond the power of Ian-
Rungo to doacrlbo. The family onn
hnrdly bo true to itself that does not
keep thorn on hnnd for use in omorgon-
clos.
MANDRAKE
Is the only vopotriDlo substhuto for that
clangorous mineral , MciiOURY , and
while its action as a ourativo is fully
equal , it i)03803ao3 none of the perilous
olTocts.
In Constipation , Mnndrako acts upon
the bowels without disposing thoin to
subsequent Co3tivonc&9.
No remedy acts so dlrootly on the
llvor , nothinp so spoodlly euros Sick
V * J ft J * M I VO * J t VIV
Hcndncho , Sour Stomach
ach , and Biliousness an PILLS.
thuso .
For Suloby all Druitalstv Price S3 cU. par
box ; 3 boxes farfttots. ; or sent by mall , post-
aRe froii. on rorolpt of nrlce. Dr. J. II ,
Schonclc It fan , I'lillndolphlu.
Catarrh Cure ouraiimur.i
All druKKlita. Wo enl .
INFANTA.
The latest out. Pretty , styl
ish , nobby traveling hat in
white and colors , .
Selling all summer millinery
at cost and less.
BLISS , 1514 Douglas St ,
SPECIALIST
rroildpiit of
NEW * * *
ERA ? &
nlmulCAI. JJlSl'JCNSAKY.
( Coimultntinii free. )
li uniurpmct ] In tbo trentraant
of all
Curonlo , Private and
nervous Dlnoasea.
Wrlta to or aimtult perionnllr
ruK.vr.uiCNT itv .MAIU
Aitdron with stump far par
" ticulars. which \Tlll be tent to
plain onrolopo. i > . u. uox on. uuico , na H. mh
strool , Oranlis
OR.
MCGREW
li the ouljr
SPECIALIST
WnOTBEATS ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
and DEBILITIES of '
MEN ONLY. '
Women Excluded.
lit jrpnr * eiporlonce.
Circulate free.
llth and FarmunttU't
OMAUX , NIB ,
HIRSGHBERG'S
The ccic.
. . , ,
t. *
.
bratcd Nou.
changeable
Spectacles
and E y u
Glasses fur
sale In Om.
tllia by
MAX MEYER & IWO. CO. , ONLY.
W will tind roil the tnirieloui
Kuncb I'rrpir.tlon CALTMUO
free , tnd lwj l C" r t t llial
OAI/niO.S will Itotorn your
DiMUti , HtrmngUi * u < l Vigor.
Ust Hand pay i/ latii/tct.
Addrea * VON MOHL CO. .
C.ll jMtrlM * JMb ,
EDUCATIONAL.
U f rt.
menu f Muil < * l Bind/ . Vim
Art * . Klocutloii.I.ni < u se ,
Me. , AdO. K. Y. UULLAKD , A. M. Uupt. jMluouvllto , 111.
LEXINGTON ( MO. , ) SCHOOLS.
BAPTIST rEMALC COLktCI. tIZADCTH AULLSIMINAHV
ta Uuurpt M > l oovnoel < Younn UlUif MouiiS < h < M > l
Mule , trl. Hurt- MOncol lt. < ! olJf l.lX ) l lo Mil ;
' town Aiipotaunrnlii modem
id pleu- \ Mutlc 4 Art. Tcacncr *
in l. Gu.wtur.tlcuahol. iuiinux ) cat1
Ut T. I * . W.llou.
S > r
jBIb y * r pM pt. litli *
lre l lr * l.
Br.W.A.WUioi.i H-.Prnt. I. . . ! „ , . . . M * .
CENTRAL COULKCK POII VOUNO LAOICD. WBMTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY , ,
Llutlon , Mo. BU C- - " * . l.l.Uilo , M. .
6 > 4 * l mlliUry tchool I *
offlotra ted Ucttrm.-Coa- , Mluourl lleolihlul > . ,
MptUvr at iaul .VArV Jilon. iicu n Ue urn lit
luuticd r > utuu
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