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rnJ Or.uri ] AlY : nEE : FUUA , .JANUARY 11 , 189. 3 _
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Tl OMAHA DAILY DEE.
. COUNciL n.I.'I S.
' OFFICE . NO. 1 PEARL STREET ,
Dtlvr by carrier to ny pnrt ot te el , .
I n. W. TILTON , Lessee.
'rLrtnONI Snu.lnt1 omee , No. 43 : nIght
dltot . No. 2.
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Orand hotel , Council nuls , reopened Oct. 1.
Mayne Ueal Estate agency , 139 roadway.
For Hent-I.rge private bar near court
boul Apply at Bee omcc.
M. amI ) Mrs. Fred W. Lomll are mov-
Inc Into their new home at the corer ot
' 'ashlngton and Oakland avenues.
A marrlage Icehse was luued yesterday to
J , II. Burns , aged 27. anel Mary I.ynch , agell
21. both ot 10tawatamlC county.
. A false alarm caletl the nro department
nt 10 o'cock hut night to the corner ot
ourth avenue and mghteenth Rtreet
\ . Etchttah ) council , Uegree ot Pocahontas ,
'
has Issued InvItatIons for n social to be
: - given at the hal , 103 Pearl street , Thursday
; evening , January 17.
The Gan'medl Wheel clh wi take n run
out 10 BIg lake thll evening and ! O katn !
They leave the club house at 7:30 : , and expect -
pect ) about 100 wheels In line.
' AMerman ' little
The funeral or Spctman'8 Ito
. .laughter mnneh . will take place this aft-
\ crnoon at the residence , 72 Bul street , at
. 3 o'cock , Hev. 0.V. , Snyder omclatlng.
Miss Sarah BCley entertained about forty
I or her young friends al the home or her
father , L. C. leRley , on tipper Broaelway ,
'Vednesdny evening In honor or her blrthllay.
t Sam Inworth or Milo , In Warren county ,
f passed a $ 5 counterfeit gold piece at lila
, home and was indicted by the United Slale8
j grand jury at Its bat Reslion. lie was
. t brought In yesterday and released on a bond
\ _ ot $1,00 ,
'
A pleasant social affair took place at ,
neno'A hal last evening , the ocasion bell !
the sixth nnnuat bal given by Union Iaclnc
assembly No. 1300 , Knights ot I.abor. I
was largely attended ns the dancing parties
ot the Knights always arc.
A meeting or the butchers at the city will
bo held at 101 Main strect January 22 , for
the purllose or incorporating the local hutch-
ors' unIon with the National Retail Butchers' .
Protctt\'e association or the United , States. '
Dclegates will be present from Burlngton anti \ i
_ Sioux City.
Invlntonl are being issued hy Can Stew-
art for a big celebration or Bobbie 1lurn'
136th birthday anniversary. There will be a
banquet. toasts al1 dancing , and thc whole
alalr wi be carried on In the hale and
hearty fashion for which Clan Stewart Is
well known.
Alexander hansen , who used to be em-
I10yell by Charles luber , fell against a
slovo In the Arcade snlool and Inflicted a
Jnsh en his heat thai hind to have several
stitches. lie was pretty well loaded up
k , _ 't with corn Juice at the time , and It was re
b'j ' _ ported that ho hall been suffering from an
. ' . attack ot delirium tremens.
" , Union Veteran Legion anti Its Ladles aux-
Ilary held a joint installation ot officers last
evening at the hal at the Woodmen ot the
'Vorll on UPller roadway. A large crowd
was present. After the installation proper ;
addresses were made by same ot the veterans .
ans who were Ilresent. Song were sung ,
and the evening passed off In the way enjoyed
by old soldiers.
' I Is said that the passage of the ordinance
by the city council last Monday itight
ciy counci Ilght re-
. . . .J ' qulrln all loaves ot bread offered for sale
'e to bl not less than twenty-rour ounces In
. weight has caused such a commotion among
the bakers as well as among the brca1
eaters or the city that Mayor Cleaver will
veto It. I he does so there wi probably
Hot be enough votes In the council to pass It
over his veto.
O. F. Chase had his house burglarized
about two or three weeks ago and a lot ot
articles ot value were stolen. He suspected
two boys ot being .fho guIlty parties , and
yeHertay swore out a scorch warrant In
Justice Vlen's court for their houses Constable -
. * stable Baker made the search at the resi-
; dence of a man named Nickel , at 2513 Fifth
avenue. antI at the house , of one Dethers , a
few doors away , but failed to find any trace
ot the stolen stuff. Among the booty named
( In the warrant were a razor , pall of shears ,
gold watch anti chain , gold locket a lot ot
canned goods a shawl. two qUits and a ,
hand mirror
The sixth annual bal ot Union Pacific
Local Assembly No. 1,300 , Knights or Labor ,
drew n largo and fashionable crowd last
p : . . evening. Chambers' hal was especially
- - decorated for the event with a profusion ot
fowers and evergreens. A monster shield !
the Insignia of the association , wrought In
h red , white and blue cut fewer with a
border or Emlax , was presented by J. H ,
1 McPherson , the florist. The letters were
I made of white blossoms on a lark blue back.
c ground. As a work ot the norlst's beautiful
art It was very much admired. The bal
was the most successful and brilliant the
association has ever given , und was enjoyed
i : by nearly 200 couples
We have $400,000 to loan upon Improved
F farms In Iowa and will take all the gilt.
gi-
I
edged loans offered at low rates. ' ' do
tot want wild lands. and will not loan In Ne
braska. Louge & Towle , 235 Pearl street.
I All Wlul'r < oodf lt HUlueet I'rlees ut the II
Uoston Store ,
lug reductions In dress goods. '
Dig reductions In blankets and cQmrorts.
lug rcduclons In mittens and gloves.
Big reductions In underwear.
Dig reductions In hosiery.
Big reductions In ladles' cloalls.
Get our prices before buyIng.
FOWLER , DICK & WALICR ,
J CouncIl Bluffs , Ia
Whlo ' In1ln Imlllementl
Vor the farm 'do not forget ydur home. A
I. flee Hnrdman piano wl not only please
your better half , but ts the best cultivator
of all . Mueller Piano and Organ cullvtor . .
Main streel.
'
Ground oil cake $1.30 hhd. at Morgan &
Co.'s drug store , 134 Broadway .
'
j I Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap ,
, 1 'IlUI ; j'Ut.Hln.U'l.
-
I J , J. Armstrong Is seriously tIl.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W I.unRer heft last
evening for Chicago for few ' '
' f\'onil/ a da's' stay In
. . - . , , the big city.
" Mr , . W. C. ICeehine. who a short time ago
was thought t to be dangerously Il ! , lI now
rpol'te1 [ Improving.
C. A. 1110 , Is confined [ to his bed with
wih
serious Ined , and lila friends fear that he
will not bo able to gd out again this win-
tr.
r.Mlu
Miss Etlipl : Smith. who his been visiting
visitng
lrer nunt. Ilr . maml
' be Mrl. Hshton & , for the past
) year , left last e\'enlnl for her hOle In Mich-
It' Igau.
Scot Wllnl8 , who Was formerly a demo-
. cratu lawyer In this city , I now said to be
editing a dyeth.iti'thc.wooi republican IlalJer
In New Mexico ,
W. S. Ualrll or the law firm cr Carson &
' Baird < 1 was marrIe Wednesday aferoon to
. . .4 Miss . \nna Wood at Logan , la , Afler a
.l short trip Mr and Mrs. Baird will return
to this city to li'e. ,
. 111"11.1 , " "IIU' unt Shoes ,
Am , Sargent , for Sargent sells Ihoa cheall
Ilways. BLat January he gets really for
Bprln and there II always I cut. 1 do not
Ilverl e n special sale every day , but overy-
' bor knowl when I 110 it's business-no
.
.1 fake 'When you can't buy shOes at Sargenl's
It's 1 Ilueer.
' , Come and see for ycurschf. It's your dollars
I want , SAHO : T. the Blue : dolars
Tile laundries use Domestic soap ,
'r"11 to IIntiaiwa .
runawa trains will begin running Saturday - :
day afternoon at 1 o'cloclc. I the weather :1
is pleasant hal.hour trains wi bo run . dur- .
Ils tie afternoon and evening until after
tuldnlghl. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Iherlhu Coal.
This new coal from Wyoming for sale
_ . 'i only by If. A. Cox 81 Main street . Telephone
t ' 8. Ask . for circulars.
Try Iagll laundry 12 Brohvay. for good
'ork. Our leilum gloss finish cun't II !
be8 , b4t we do strictly hall 10rlc , domestic
fnlh , when Ilrt rred , Telephone 151.
Gn cnkliig stoves for rent Ind for isle It
(8S CO.'s olilce . _
: Walbtrwom un Dvmuc ; soap
. . - . * , rebse. c ,0. _ ,
NEWS \ FRO1 l COUNCIL BLUFFS
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Ex-Oounty Attorney Organ Advises the
Supcrisor ! to EctUe the Tax Oases
INTENDED TO FO ES TALL FURTER SUITS
County lint AlrlRII ; Armngell to I'R1
JUtJhtntf In thu ; IRt.r Rnt Ahonll
1'.Uor . 1'\01,10 \ ho have Not
Tlmo to Sue ,
Ex-County Attorney John P. Organ fell a
paper with the board ot supervisors yesterday
With reerenca to the payment or the claims
for excessive taxes levle1 In the ycars 1888 ,
1889 and 1890. As already stated , the amount 1
or the claims that have already been paid Is I
n little over $21,000 , and there arc still claims i
to the amount or nearly $60,000 which have !
not been tlt In , or at least not acted [ upon.
Hero Is tire way the ex-county attorney expresses -
presses himself upon the subject :
COUNCIf . UIUFI.'S , Jan. 10.-To the ] on-
orble Board or SUllervl ' ors oC l'ottnwattn-
mle County , Iowa : Gentlemen-At the last
meeting of your honorable . body you deter-
muted that the county should replY to the
various PlaIntiffs . In what was known as
tIre "count ) tux cases" their calIR , then In
judgment , for a refund or the excess aho\'e
legal tax , for the years 1t.'t . 18 excell : 1&0.
ant Ilrunnt to your resolution Ilssell , lt
thnl meeting there wus Paid or such claims
$2t,795 ! In county warrant . over $8,0 or
which was paid to the Milwaukee . Hock I
Island and Union l'acitlc
Int Paclre Railway com-
Ilunies.
Every large corporation In this county. ox-
ceptng the Northwestern Railway con any ,
whole case II still penln In the district
court , 1mB received back its share of the
excessive tax. Ant In the cape IJrouht In
tile nnme or Thomas Galvin many ! the
large anti wealthy concerns and large property .
'erty holders recovered hack their excessiVe
taxes pall for said years.
AB you have already recognIzed the just-
ness of such claims and have provided a
means of payment or those II judgment ,
the situation or all taxpayers said years
being the fame , ant It being inconvenient
!
for all concernel and expensive for many
to appear individually and make demand
for the repayment uC saul excessive tax
your Petitioner believes that all technical
objections should be waived anti all tax-
payers treated alike. A list or said per-
soils arid the amounts to which they arc
entitled can be prepared for lt least the
amount plit for court costS In the cases
before referred , to
Your petitioner , therefore prays that you
tlile steps to Provide for the repayment of
all taxes In excess or what might have been
legally collected that were pnld for the
years tSS8 , 188 anti 18:0 , upon % demnnt ot the
persons who pull the same , or his or her
agents . provlet that such demnml be mate
ullon the county autlor withIn one year or
such reasonable time as you may deem
suiilcient. Respectfully ,
sulclent. IespeclllJOlN P. ORGAN.
The board has taken no acton on the mater
so rar.
When It came to selecting the county
physicians tIme bard found itself under the
painful necessity ot appointing a republican
for Kane Lewis , Garner , and Keg Creek.
Dr. Macrae , who held the posItion In Council
Bluffs last year , thought tIme bids were 10 bo
oil the 9th instead or the 7th , anti he was just
on his way to the court house with his bid
In his hand when he met the supervisors
coming away They had just appointed [ Dr.
V. L. Treynor to the place , at a salary ot
$250. Other doctors appointed were : J. W.
Nusum for Rockrord township , $40 ; P. H.
Dassler for James , $45 : C. W. Hardman for
Knox and Lincoln , $70 ; J. H Swanson for
Crescent and Hazel Del , $40 ; G. A. Spaulding
for Layton Pleasant and Valey , $ :8 : A. O.
W'lnnd for Norwalk and Ilardln $45 : F.
Hobbins for Neola and Norwalk , $60.
The work or settling with the county treas-
urer was flnishmcd. The county fund Is the
only ono which was overdrawn , the over-
draft amounting to $3,79. The vouchers on
hand amount In all to $367,623 and the
balances to ' $ 94,142.
TfOUULE O\'Elt STHEE r L1GUTING.
Cl'lmf of the Company and the Police Do
Not Dovet.1 at MI .
Timings hvo not been running moohly ! be-
tWln the police and the electrIc light eom-
pany for some little tmo past. The light
company accuses the police ot trying to cheat
It out ot Its just dues , and the police accuse
the company or trying to cheat tme citizens
ot their hlgimt. The later fact , however , Is
not 50 much a cause of grief tO th police
as the tact that the city council has deter-
mined to enter upon a season ot "retrench-
mont and rerorm" and has cut all but one
entail burner off at the police headquarters.
I has been the custom for the ofcers to
report any lights that may be off on theIr respective - i
spectve beats at the night captain's omce.
A memorandum Is kept there , and this ts
used at tile ene ot the month when the light
commlteo comes to check up the bill or time
company , and deductions are made accord-
Ingly for whatever light has been lost. The
representatives ot the company assert that
one time not so very long ago something was
wrong with one of tim lights on the tower at
tIme corer or Droadway and Fourth street. A
lineman was sent there to look up the mls-
chief , and the light on the whole tower was
turned off whie ho was al work , I period ot I
between seven and ten minutes But It happened - i
pened that at one or thosO seven or ten minutes -
utes an eagle eye looked out from bneath a
copper's helmet ant time company got no
'
credit for the tower that night.
One other time , they claim , the policeman
faIled to give the company credit for a light
that hung behind a house that was being
moved thmrougim the middle or the street and
these arc only samples of the way In which
they have been given the worst ot It rIght
along.
After the repairs at the police headquarters
time company's representatives claim the po-
Ice became somewhat more fastidious than
berore and procured six nry.candlo power
Incandescent burners ant four twenty-Ih"-
candle power , and expected to keep them all
running at the same expense that had be-
fore atached to two thirty.canlle power and
five sixteens. TIme telltale meter got In Its
work and the bill or time city for that one
building was quadrupled , much to the coim-
steraton of time city solons. They Insist that
time meter was property tested before beIng
put In the building , all ran a trifle slow Instead .
stead ot a good deal too fast , as was cimarged
Just how the disagreement 11 bo IJatched
UII II not now known , but there Is a posel-
biity ot the light company demanding some
other and better way of keeping track of its
shortcomings. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
W I. ' , itt'l " 1 IC I'ALtCE.
, \rRn/rl ' nt Using ! llle for 1\ Great
\'hlllr ( 'arnl:1 ar Lake ll.l/II" " .
I has been about definitely settled that
an Ice palace will bo one of tIme attractions
or the mldwlntCr carnival at Manawa All
doubt about time maier will bo setleel .
wihin the next few days , when the cost i
of the enterprise wi bo figured out Un. I
less time figures are beyond the financial limit
placed upon It by the men who are backing
it. or time wcather puts a veto upon I , the
schemD will be carried through Time pres.
ent estimates for time palace itself allproxl-
mete $ ,200 , and this amount they think can
easily be raised , I.ocal architects will bo
asked today 10 draught plans for the etruc-
ture , and Ir lhey can get UII the style ot
Ilalaco contemplated the work will be pushcII
ahead wih all Possible expedition , Time 10.
caton Is favorable for bulllng at the lowest
Possible cosl. The Ice In the lake ts over
n root thick , and a sUfplent supply can be
cut wihin a few hundred yards ot the site
sie
selected. I wi be built on the bank of
the lake , and will tower l ) to as great I
helch lS the nature or the material \\1
safely permit. The Ilrollollion Is meetng
\lh I great deal of favor amid Ihero will
be no lack ot willing workers to "ush I
ahead. I Is ntmated that the thins can
be erected In about six lays , and with cx-
celent prospects or six weeks or cold weather
It can bt made a great attraction . All the
local railroad men who have been conullell
upon the sUbject are very enthusiastc , and
Ilromio at least hoH.rate fare aud special
excursion trains. Tlmey heleve I rill draw
crowds for a distance of 100 mlel In cli
directions. The rogram shollo\ed forth
provide for a full fledged Ice carnival on a I
scale .hnlar to the kh\lred entCflrlses that I
have mode .
St. Paul famoul Including the
pyrotechnlo assault upon time Ice ICing's' I
fortress , and all the eciing , Incjdents , 'fo' I
carry the crowd t'olgimel 1 Heell w ! Ilt al I I
rour Ira Ins and give 1 ten or Ifccn.mllule '
len'lce I tt can be uccn'fuly carried , 'I "
tbrouih It will ba a big thing for the tbr'
cities. I will b the frt thing of the
kind ever attempted In the 'Icinity , and
its novelty will draw pleasure Becker from
a large territory.
Jlr . Dr. \ { , Found .
Some newspaper mention has been made
recently of time strange case ot Mrs. It. L.
Wood , wife ot 1 Kansas City physicIan of
some note. She disappeared from her home
last June after 1 disagreement ot some sort
with her husband , and for n time nothing was
known a to her whereabouts. It Ins finally
learned that she spent the summer nt the
reshlenco ot her sister nt Martha's Vine-
yard , Rhode Ilnnd , Dr. Wood has always
been troubet ! with weak eyes , anti the worry
caused by his wire's sudden departure so
wrought up his nerves that he almost lost
his sight. lie went 10 New York I 1n\e nn
operation performed , anti \ In time mean time
Mrs. Wood's sister learned the particulars or
the wtto's sudden disappearance and time quar.
reI between her and her imimeband She succeeded -
ceeded In effecting a reconciliation just about
the time that the Iloctor' physicians fUC-
ceellell In effecting a cure or his eyes. Mrs.
Wood was well known by all time ell setters
In Council Bluffs , she being the Ilaughter of
M. 3. Van Pelt . who formerly Iellt a shoe
store at the corner or Broadway anti , ourth
streel. She also has three sisters here , nil
or whom move In high social circles . She
1\e1 here until twelve or fifteen years ago ,
when her mnrrlngo to Dr. Wood caued her
departure to Knnsas City . According to the
story which aim told In explanaton or her
queer actions , she left antI went -o New
York because she was so taken with the
bustle anti brilliancy or metropolitan life.
Sue claimed she hat long been tryimmg to
induce her husband to move to New York
city , but he would not do It , and she decided
to make time move herself.
'
"orty' " Years me Shoe Store ,
Amti 1 have sold yen shoes for fifteen
years. : 1 ha\'o too many n. H. felt slices :
I have tao many H. H. arctcs : too mnny felt
boots ; tea many German sox : too many
hces ot all kinds , antI too little money I
you want to swap dollars for shos come
to me and I will save you money.
SAHOENT , the She Man ,
413 Broadwa
Davis seUs ! drugs , paints and glass ch ap.
Domestic soap breaks . hard water.
OOU1 iW.UJS J'UI IUI'.I ,
Several State OrJanhatonR Meet anti His-
cfl . . the Subject lt I..n-th.
DES MOINES , Jan. 10-Speclnl ( . Tele-
grnm.-The ) State A rlculurul society , the
Iowa Producers association and the Iowa
Hond Improvement association met In joint
session at the state house this morning.
lIon. J. G. Ueryhem ot Des Moines rend
the first paper on "Su geston for Improvement -
ment of Count Roads , " which was Ils-
cussed briefly by E. II. Smith , John Cownie
and others , the majority of opinions seem-
Ing to favor keening men constanty ut
work on roads to IIe.ent their destruction.
Various methods were endorsed and wile
tires for wagons urged.
tres
Director J. ! H. Sage of the Iowa Weather
all Crops Service bureau read I paper on
"I arm Drainage " saying hum ! reds or
thousands or ucres hind been reclaimed by
tilled drainage , and as to the desirability
or such lirlnne there could be no queston ,
The state should by 10 moans be run Into
debt to provide this drainage , but It must
Ir possible , be had. The drained area oC
the state docs not exceed 6 per cent. I
cannot therefore he charged lS sometimes
done that the drainage of this area has
caused the great drouth of 1&1 or that or
other dry seasons wo have eXllerlenced. I
would require a lake 10 mlel long , fifty
miles wile and sixteen feet deep to supply
mies the deficiency or evaporlon from the
earlh's surface In the past year.
The three associations mel separately this
afternoon. In the Agriculturl society pror.
Patrick oC the State Agricultural college
read nn exhaustive paper on "Soil Fer-
tility. " Judge George G. Wright told , In a
humorous way what he knew about farm-
ing. His chief advice was to keep out or
debt , - speculation and pollcs , The free
pass question was discussed , and It was decided -
cided that the number should be materll ) '
reduced. The Producers association dis-
ucee grain raising and other pertinent
topics. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'rllRlrlr Ch'PII'f Ienlal.
NEW YORK , Jan. 10.-W. G. Clapp , treasurer -
urer ot the Fidelity Trust and Loan company -
pany of Sioux City denied today that 1
meeting or the creditors ot the company or
their representatives hail been held In this
city. He claimed the assets of the company
were mix large as the liabilities and that
the debenture Ill stockholders would not
lose anythIng. A plan uf reor atzaton
will be soon arranged and u receiver ap-
pointed. The stringent times and crop failure -
ure oi the last season are gIven as the reasons -
sons at the company's inability to pay interest -
terest and other obligations maturing Jan-
uary 1. _ _ _ _ _ _
111blo ' Inet Granite 1len , dJhurn.
CEDAR RAPIDS , Ia. , Jan. 10.-Speclal (
Telegrm.-TII Marble and Granite asso-
ciaton of Iowa closed its annual session
today. The next meeting will be held In
Des Moines. The following olcer ; were
elected : President , W. E. Spalding Fair-
field ; secretary und trealuer.V. . W.
Woods , lurshalown : vice presidents , E. B.
'Valo of Jefferson , W. I. Hall or Ahona ,
A. H. Taylor of 'uverlY , 11' . Hogan of Dy-
eraville' directors , J. 11. Agnew or Newton ,
ersvle. wnrtz of Storm Lake V.7. S. Dooth
of Marion , George Gruber of luscatne and
C. C. Dayton or Mason City.
111"'ftlto 'alr I'rnpprly ivoivpd.
SIOUX CITY , Jan . 10.-Speclul ( TeleSam , )
' -Tbe director of the Interstate Fair asso-
elation have voted to drop their efforts to
save the proprty from foreclosure or the
lens held against it. When the fair was
over Ilst fall It developed that time asoCia-
ton was In debt about $ jO. Erforls have
been made to reorganize tha company , hut
It his finally been given up. The heaviest
creditors have atnchell the plant , and tt
will have to be sold under their lien . There
mire parties ready to buy I and continue the
fair. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Codlr Rphlll'hYHlelln 'akeR Morimlmlue.
CEDAH RAPIDS , la" , Jan 10.-Seclnl (
)
Telegram.-Dr. ) T. S. Farrar whose wife
left him 1 few days ago because he threatened -
enet her life , and who Is h leved to have
been rendered Insane from the errel1ts of
whisky rind morphine , took I Urge , lose oC
morphine this evening. He Is btl olive ,
but cannot rccover.
nmnel Ilrnqutst or Ulyton , 1mm. , iIcd.
FORT DODGE , Ia. , Jan. I0.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-Samuel Dnrnqutst or layton died
pudtenly yeStCrlay ot heurt failure . 10 watt
n prminent citizen , wealthy , nnd IL member -
her at the twenty.fUh gemrl assembly of
Iowa , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lls or 10W/ News .
There Is talk of lullln on electric road
rrom 'rraer tn Toledo
John I. Smih ended his life at I.ogan by
hunglng. lie had been sick for over I yenr
wlb Piinat troubc : and had become ) do-
mpommdermt. ! . . .
Tnt wCI Imown Rtallon , Hnsla Junior , limo
prop rty or Isaac Wagner Wushhulon , l :
dead at the age of 2 years. lie hat n rec-
enl of 2:2G' : .
Frank Guy of Ieolml ( skated Into an air
hell on time cunul anti was , lrortmmeil . 'rhls
males the second clmild the parents l\vo
chid \
lost by drowning , .
Time eburch cenSUR of ' 'aterlno I'ef time
foluwlng IgurCs : 'rotal numler In the city
between the nges or 6 i ; and 21 , 2,107 ; or tim , He
there arc memherH or SIlay fchool , icii : '
not mellerH or Sunday Hehnol , 473 ; CUj'
years old In Sunday ttcimool , 139 mnemb '
alI lchool : leml : ra of
church , 4,21 : not members 2,8'i3 ' ; no choice
of church , 3t ; numbr without hlhle . io.
'rhe total numhel' of f.\lllel visited was
1,690. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _
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" . . . .TEV a TO - . ' / / TilE IP'RST.
\OUII U. " llolles ' Ulrl' 1lcl' ot is Oooel
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CIE\NXI , Jan 10-Spclal ( ' 1elgrm. )
-Chief of I'ollce earr , acting unll" Instrue-
lions from the chief ot police of Omahu , arrested -
rested I young woman giving the annie or
1lss Nellie Mills tmmeliately upon her tsr-
rIval In the city viI the lurlnston trin
from Ommmlia . lCror < the oUeer : could .
ascertain the charge against the girt MrH
S. Stewart of U's Moiles , Ia. , arrived ! vIa
the Union Plclo , alil txilluinell that hel'
taughtel' hUll run at'ay from Itonme Arer
cnshlerahl Ilerluasion the young Svomnamm
wOlan
l'unsentlll to rttul n hcme wlh hel' mother
and the ) ' oepatel for time cast on the after- i I
non train. Buth refuseil to talk IIut the :
ia t t cr. ItcHllng . t. avoid al I Ilhlcly ' : I pea.
mmibli' , hit rrom the olhcers It wal learne.1
that Miami Stewart , aCer beirg grulluutc,1 ,
rruU s'hool , had been emfloYf,1 In I largo ;
leranlle eSlublptln nt In j 1 M Jln./
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She conelullell she wlntc.1 to see the Wol hi .
10 bile run away front hem She assule.1
the minnie of NIl ) Ie Mi' un'l SI1 aim' made
6UUclent 10ne ) ' to P1Y her exp n Il Prc.
ticimig the IIrrreH31cn uC
tcln ; a clairvoyant . Mis
Hlcwirt 13 1 ycara ur Ut , rv4i CJu't
Intl Ilu't > Ilrell ' s acing II i I all. ) ar 'n 'e. It
Is suli that Fit ' Cmf ! of an ( simm .lsle 't. I
I ) ' . After leavIng leJ 1 " cslm.llia , ll'l Slew.
Ilrt ItoPllec In Colra . 10'1 for I ithomt iimme $
shor tlle
anti thcn went on tJ Olala and ( rcim timere
frcl
lherl
conic to he'enn ' .
Hayden Brc'- d , is on page
SLAUGHTER - ANDI11S . CARS
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nOW the Receiver of the "Incotn Street
Railway Wi Opcrt ih ' 8ytem.
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FRANK UTILE MAY 18. ; , RE1MNO
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City at Lincoln , A. S. 1,10 \ Sfln anti CUTler -
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ler , 1organ I Co. time Ilereteet " ' : , Crelt-
lar ot the Insuhent , ,
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Complmy
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LINCOLN , Jan. . 10.-Sib ( ln . ) -I1rall I ) .
Slulhter , who supplants Frank W. Little ns
receiver ot the Lincoln Street hallway com-
pany , returned to Omahn early this morning.
lie Is quoted as having said that Ir he found
Llle to be 1 practical street car man , and Is
to h engnged , he will cheerfuly retain his
ser\lce for time company under time receiver-
ship , The road Is insolvent anti among the
creditors In Lincoln Is the city Itself , for
$50,000 taxes , A. S. Ide & Son anti Cu'ler ,
Morgan & Co. , who hold jUdgments against
the compnny ,
J. E. Wimite , as Inspector of the Insurance
compact , Is sellng out a circular to Insur-
nnC3 patrons , who arc also patrons or electric
plants In tIme city directing atenton to defects .
fects In time wiring of theIr buildings Iml
threatonlng Increase ot rates I the detects
are not curell The degree of Increase Is
rounded on time materIality or the Ilerect.
Leonard Bradshnw and 'oung edawn , ar-
r.stcti for breaking Into amid robbing time
HuntsInger ant Smith residences on Janunry
3 , had a prelimInary hearing this inornlimg ! ,
amid were bounl over 10 the district court
In $500 bal , In default ot which they arc now
In jail.
Sherif Joe luberle or Nebraska City cnme
up yeslerday aUeroon and returned late
last night , haying served n warrnt upon
N. B. Kendal , the well known grain man
who accompanle1 him back to the city. The
warrant was sworn out byV. . 1 , . Wison ,
presldcnt or time Nebraska City Natonnl
bank , who alleges that Iendnl and his part-
ncr , Chnrles U. Smith , made false statements
for the purpose or securing mooney from the
bank , and wih assignIng false warehouse re-
ceipta
The Lincoln Clearln House assocIation has
elected E. E. Brown ot time Columbia
National bank president or the association :
S. H. urnham or time American Exchange ,
vice president , and 0 Ii. Imhol , manager.
Mr. Imhor has ben manager since the asso-
elation was formed.
Mr. Ii. Iosewater called upon Governor
Holcomb today a 11 turned over to his ex-
celency the check for $500 contributed by
the Molne Plow company for the benent
or Nebraska drouth sufferers.
JuntRII' Secret Societies I"eet Olficers.
JUNIATA , Nl'b. , Jan 10.-Speclal.-Foi- ( )
lowing Is I list or the new officers installed
In local lodes : WooJmen or America : V.
!
C. , P. E Wiet : W. V. C. , G. E. Mizen ;
banker , O. Smith ; clerk , I T. Lewis : watchman -
man , \V C. Frew ; escort AI Jolmnson
Geary post , No. 81 , Grand Army of the Re-
public : Commander . O. Salhler ; senior
vice , G. T. Brown : Junior , , Ic W. S. Hoby : :
sergeant , Adam Land : adJulant O. G. Vree-
land : quartermaster , A. W. : l Cart ) ' : ofcer I
ot time day , H A. Moreland ; officer of the
guard . J. 13. Konkrlght ; sHrg ant mmmajor S.
L. Brass ; leutenant sergeahJ ) , H , W. Bowers ; ;
cimimplain Wiium Spade.
The 'Vomen's Relief Corps : PresIdent , Mrs.
Jennie Webster ; senior vice , Mrs. Belle
Woods : Junior vice , Mrs Fnnl Swift ; treasurer -
urer , Miss . Amelia Griffith ; conductor , Ira.
Ella " .lrnut : guard , Mrs. Susn Cole : sec-
retary Mrs. Josephine Konklht ; chaplain ,
Mrs. Lucy Marsh : assistant guard , Mrs. Ella
Ucltel 1 ,1
Independent Order ot Odd , Folows : N. G. . ,
A.V. . - Bradley ; vice G. . J. I Barr ; secre-
tary S. L Brass : H. S. to N G. , O. T.
Drown ; L. S. to N. 0. , G. ' . Mizen ; R S. to
V. 0. , Wi rookley ; L. . QI V. G. E. G.
Angel ; treasurer , P. Hoovu : } 'rden , P. E.
Wlelt ; conductor , 'V. H Paine : I. 0. , O. H.
Palmer : 0. 0" , G. W. Bec1elh ] ? lmer.
Daughters ot Rebekah : N. G. , Miss Lola
McCracken ; V. G. , Mrs Stella , Drookley ; secretary -
rotary , Miss Marian Scudder ; treasurer , Mis
Fannie Aylesworth : financial secretary , S. L.
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Brass.
AncIent Order of United Workmen : P. M.
W. , D M. Bell : M. W. , M. J. Cohen ; fore-
man , A. H. Pearson ; recorder , B. W. Crone :
financier . O. W. Dechtelhelmer : guIde , 1 ! . H. .
luckfeldt : 1. 0. , S. Webster : 0 0. , H. W.
Edmundson
Frolont ( : lothlnl ! haute Closed.
FREMONT , Jan , 10.-Special.-Time ( ) Chl-
case ClothIng house of this city was closed
last evenIng under two chattel mortgages.
One mortgage Is In favor of Joe Zolar for
clerk hire , $100 : the other Is for $5,250. In
favor dl J. 'F. Holdbroolt of Sherhurne , Mass.
J.V. . Dowse , the proprietor of the store , has
been In Fremont a number or ) 'ears. He was
In partnership with \V. C. Brady , amid with
him went Into the department store scheme.
After time failure of time department storelol'l.
brook backed Dowse In the cothing business
Dowse has been doing a losing business for
Rome lme , anti he now closes his store for
the protection or his creditors.
Time loss ot time Fremont Carriage Manu- I
acturlng company hy Its recent fire has been
adjusted , ant wi bo paid imromnptly. Timeless
loss on the buiding was estimated at
$1.G43,32. with Insurance or $2,000. Loss Oi
tools and machinery , $207.0 , Insurance , $500.
Loss on stock , $0 , 33.16 , Insurance , $7,500.
\'e "oint lirovities.
WEST PONT , Neb. , Jan 10.-Speeial.- ( )
The Knights of Honor Instaled lS ofhicers
Peter Poeiiett . dIctator ; M. O. Gentzlce ylce
dictator : F. ' E Krause , reporter : E. I"
Kraue Inanco reporter ; Edmund Krause ,
trcasimrer
At the annual election at the Voting
Men's club at West PoInt , a large and nour-
islming body ofVest Pol t's best young men ,
Colonel J. C. Elliott was elected , Ilresilenl :
John Baumann , secretary , und ! John Tharp ,
treasurer
Tim newly elected board ot directors at
the West PoInt Brewing association are :
H , F. Kioke I ) . O. Giffert. Otto Baumann ,
Petl ICoch , J. I" . Wiener , H. Meergerl ! antI
J. H. Ktmntz.
Time three banks or time city anll the West
Point Creamery company re-clectell theh' ohl (
olcers In each Imtance.
'ho Ice harvest Is now being gatimered
n. A. 11. immitali Omlirers
. . I. Iloial Ol""r ; .
ORLEANS , Neb , Jan. 10.-Special- ( )
The Grand Army or time Hepublc , Woman's
Relief Corps , and Sons or Veterans hell a
public Instalaton or ofcers ! In time College
chapel lost ovenlng , inducting Into oflo : ,
Sto\en Moran , commanller-lect , or V'imitc- ,
led post : Mrs , IrV. . I , "lon wel , presi-
Ilent ' or Whitehead WOIlt'p Relief Corps ,
0111 August Safse , cap\alu.clect \ or J. I.
McBrien camp , Sons or \eterans. Addresses
were made by Dr. W.- I" lonwel , Mrs.
Addle Morgan antI Pro' 0. W. Sampson.
MusIc was rurnlshed by the college brmrmd
The winter term or th" Orleans college
starts out whim aim increase In atellanco
over scimool any term durIng , thelhlstory I of tlo
'r"lulnah I II.rUphllc. t I / I , .
TEIC\IAH , Neb , Jea. , JO.-Speclal.- ( )
Monday mmigimt the grocer ) ' store or C. ii.
Barrows was robbed or.a Irje amount or
goods In tIme original packages , consisting
uf sugar , flour , soap , fine o3ud ) ' . jellies , neel
yokes etc. The loss ISr f1Umatell at $300.
A window was broken \ \ and time gods
hauled away In .wagons ( , No trace or time
thieves has been found. .
The new Nasoimic teme Is now coin-
pleed all It Is sold to ! time finest room
of the 1lnd In the state The orller here
Is elghty.rour strong ,
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I'nr " mi 1111 I ( m ' I I i''ieei "feri e.
HASTINGS , Jan. 10.-Slleelal ( Tellgram.- )
John Beckman , , the West Second street
butcher , WeS urrezlcel today for slaughtering )
cholera hogs and selling the met ta his
etlttotimers. lie had I horlng this afternoon
amid the case was eontnu,1 to January :0.
\1- 'II ; ; re ; ; I 7 ; t Ill ,
lIE ! ) Cl.OUD , Neb , Jan 10.-Speclal (
Tolegraim.-Time ; ) t\rough rrc'ght from ! an-
i:3 Cty : tJ Umver struck the cOj'cre wagon
or a young man at the Narrows , live miles
wpst or im.'re , itt noon t01ay. The tongue
all\ \ one fore wheel wue left atached to
the 'lInn of mutcs , time balance of the wagon
. , - - . - . . -
I
was 11emolshel , The man was thrown onto
the pilot , where he clung until the tratn
stopped when ho alghtel imnimurt le was
on his way to Chae count )
1.1NCOIA'S rnw : ,1.\1.
Citizens Meet nndflhmeosq , I'iaq for the
l'rol'Mtt Struettire .
LINCOLN , Jan 10.-Speclal ( Telegram- )
At the called citisens' meeting late this dter-
100n to take action In regard 10 a new jai
buiding I was resolved to ask the count )
commisioners to cal a special election for
the purpose or \'otnJ bonds [ wih whIch to
bulll I , The trend of the shiscuesiomm was
In favor ot 1 large two-story brIck anlt stone
edifice , with criminal court room and sheriff's
office above. Location on the court house
square was ol'posed amid a site on lanll to
the west or the square suggested . Sherll
Miller said thnt while the escape or prisomi-
era was too frequent , owitmg to the rickety
condition or the old jai , constant watchfulness -
ness by a large force was nbsolutely mmcces-
fry to prevent 1 general jai Ilelnr ) ' . The
jai was original plnnned for twelve Inmates ,
but It nol . houses on an average or from
forty to ff ) . The decton will be called nl
nn early day . _ _ _ _ _ _
( : tn1 Cllnt"R Helmet Vummmml.
CLAY CENTER . Jnn. 10.-Speclal.-The ( )
.
new board or supervisors or Clay county
met yesterday . Hon. A. I' . 1anllal was
electell chalrmnn. The contract for sup.
lilies was awarlled to time State Journal colmi-
pany of Lincoln , anti contract for I > rlntng
to lnlner & Atle ) ' or this place. After
luch Ilscussion ns to time grmmntimmg or re-
ICr , $3,00 vas aPllroprllted ; uut or the county
general fund for rurnlshln temporary re-
let within limo count ) . . !
Injure.t Whlo Itineting.
HA SPRINGS , Neb" , Jon , 10.-Slleclnl ( )
-l red PatrIck , living rour mies southeaster
or here , was seriously Injurell totlay whlo
blasting rock with dyimnmmmite. He placed
time charge ready wih fuse anll stepped
a\vrmy , but time rUBe burned slowly 111 [ he
returned to relght I , supposing It hall gone
out , when the charge eXlllodell , tearing huts
arms off and shetelng lila leg. Little
hopes are entertained for his recover )
Uh'o a TOleh lt liotreicimtim'imt. , ,
HASTINGS , Jon 10-Speclal ( Tclegram.- )
Time county hoard tOday voted to Ilspenso
with the services ot deputes In the county
jmmdge's amid sheriff's ofces 1111 also cutting
time salaries ot deputes lit the coulty clerICs
.
ant treasurer's offices and lowering Ccunt y
Superintendent Bail's salary rrom $1,500 to
$1,200. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
York COllly l'oImiilst . 'II > er Stmpcimde .
MCOOL JUNCTION , Jan. 10.-Special.- ( )
This week the 1lcCool Junction Record , the
only remaining populist paper II York
county , will suspcnd ptibhicatiomm. It Is HaiI
that Editor Albin never received any nnal-
cal support for flopping to . and sUlortng
IllJlstoltc . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
! 1Ut Ih.zo Near liecinor.
IEE1IH , Neb. , Jan 10.-Spcclal ( Tele-
grammm-Firc ) entrel ) ' destroyed time dwelling
imotiso on a farmmi aIJolnlng town
hOlso frm [ and owned
by Horace Corey of University Place , Liii-
coiim.'llaomm . the tenant , saved all or his
houFehol1 oods. There originated from the
stovepipe .
sto\eplle. .
IJ1 1ll J.S , TUlS1I ) LIOhI' % ' .
\V. , V. lOent or .JacksoimriIIo Uleeted l'reRI-
delt or I ho % % 'cstermm ltHsociatioii.
DES MOINES , Jan. . '
10INI 10.-Speclal ( 'elc-
gm'amn.-Tlme ) " 'eFtern Dnso Hal nsoJlalon ( Is
In annual 8efslon home torlay , with telentcs
present from nil the ul ] climbs uml Sioux
City and Holror,1 In additiomm. Time St.
Joseph club was represented by '
a Iew O'-
! anlzltonwhleh \ IJ"ttste.1 . lulnst paying
' ! paying
the old club'l Indcltellles to the assocl-
atlon , hut was conipelleti to do
IltOl \a : compeleo so or bo
dropped. 'he hock
lrollt ' Island club , pennunt
winner last year . vas ' hi'opcl and the
Hockrorl club alllltt d. This was the outcome -
come or a lIght uHalnst Dave Howe who
was I'ele\et from the oiliee of president
olee
nud secretary , and W. " ' . Kent or .Incllson-
yule . general passenger mmnrent - fr ( hn .Tn"J
sonvle Southeastern'm'mmibay \ . - was ' - elected 1
to the posItion. These delegates were present -
ent : Ltmicohmm , ' . J. Hickey , secretary of time
league club and vice pre ldent of the nsso-
claton , and Munlger Hirm G. Ebrigimt nss- ;
Omaha , David , E. Iwe , lmrcsldent or the
association ; St. JOHeph. 1 r. 1111r. treasurer -
urer or the St. Joe ' 1lUsfer compan ;
Quincy , Presilent O"t , George ' .V. l3raclrett :
PeorIa , ' ! Blcllet
President
Charl
s 1'-lynn ummrl Mr.
Finn , Iresldenl or the . SI.t Cal' aHsocla-
ton : Jaeksoimvlile. . City Auditor Ferson W.
\v. . Kent , treasurer . or the mmssociation ; Sioux
City . President Buyer : Hocl Island , Prel 1-
ijent Oehlw'ler : Itockford Manager Huh
Nichol , President McKee , Colaa Fonda and
\\rilhiamim . ' , Nelson : Des lolnes\ \ President S. Inel .
1.lel and
Villiam ' .
Manlger Wlium Tratlley
The principal outest was on time choice
or presidetmt. ' \edneFduy the delegates or
six cub ! held IL secret conrerence antI
IHI'ed to stand togtlier against Rowe :
which , conming to the latter g'entleman's
knowledge , he saw his case was hOlleless
and pulled out or the race , making Kent'H
'iectioa unnnlmouR. The reasons giveim for
the opposition to Howe gven
opposiion were that ho was
arbitrary und extravagant . Nothing was
! Nothing
done about the schedule except In informal
IIScu1810n. ' 'he Hock Islanl ctuh s'rms
pledged to Howe and went out with hIm.
' ' wih
'I'hey will irobrmbiy bo heard front later.
1\10 A' TJltTY TO ONE \I1 ! .
l.ohiest Shot or the Semssnim 1'lrnlyzes the
Talent at U"y iI'itrlct " rack .
SAN nANClSCO l Jan 10.-Time fourth
race was declared off tOlay antI time first
rlco was ! pl to malte the usual five o\ents.
Favorites got away with the second 111
first and outsiders took the rest. Faro ,
luolel on some boolls at 30 to I , r'mts the
surprise of the dlY. Summurlel : WIS
First race . live furlongs seliimmg : lirimlal
slllng Brldll
Veil , 103 , Carr (3 tu 2) . won : Jennie leatme .
99. 'Vlson (2 ( to 1) ) , ecolll : 1eune. ! ,
Heinrichs (5 ( to 1) ) , third. Time : 1l1 : .
l cllt , /artmgosa antI 1.0chll\l. milan mum
Second race , live furlons : 'fh'ee , Forks ,
59 , H. Isom (21/ ( , to 1) ) , won ; 1lellnlta. 101 ! ,
Cnrl' ( S to 1) , second ; Ahlo I' , 107 , Combs
(210 ( 1) ) . third 'rime : 1:10. : Adolimlm , Joimimimy
In'ne , Molie I. Queen Bee , Sweet Alice ,
Alce
Banjo mind Morvcn also mu .
Third mace even fuulouigmm . selin : Chartreuse -
treuse 56 , Cockrln U ( to I ) , won ! ; gnthu.
SIUHI , 101 , Chorn ( ( i to 1. ) Hel'olll : neel Glen
88 , H. Isom ( Ii to 5) ) , third. 'J'lme : 1:41. :
Imported Percy und Hellznlon u1so ran.
ourth race. live rurlonlf , Il'lnl : I"nlo ,
102 . Shuw (2 ( to 1) ) , won : Chemlck , ! I , Burns
(2'4 ( to 1) ) , second ; Mitts Hlth , 1G. 1"I'nl (16 (
to'-G ) , third . 'rime : 1:11m4. : Clara \Vimite ,
Idaho Chief and Mayday 11m maim Whie
Firth race , IvI ) furlongs : : 'l'hp Inle , , 10" ,
Cham (7 ( to 1) ) , won : 1elabt. ill lell'lehl !
(5 ( to I ) , secoml ; Centurion , :3 , Cochran (13 (
to 1) ) , thlnl. ' 1lle : 1:19. : My Chnrm , (3
narlo , Seaside , Olivia , Dick O'Mailey und
Valpariso ulm maui
I.onl 1.lst ur Euutrues fr O"kley.
CINCINN4t'l'I , Jan 10.-'fhe entrlct for
the stakes o the Cincinnati Jockey club
( Oakley ) , which closed Junuarr I , are now
commipleted , amid ( rim exeeet ! In lualty uld
nlmber time expectations of its moat san-
glinu memher , mouth II n wel tieserveul tun-
1IIIent to time Iherlty und cmutt'rpriae of
this now Issuellton which ut once steps
ftBpS
Into time front or maelumg om'gmmntzatiorms. 'l'iuc
olunlzatons. 1he
totul nlmber of entries Is 2,1I1 nvem'imge
avellgo
or 12 : to eleh stalcp . which itt II'ouahly the
greatest showing or nlY rueh'l ' mitteociatioum
In the vest . Alon ! them arc such celebrities -
ties ins VI' HUHhl'OIClt , HIIIPO , Henry of
Navarre , Butterflies , 11' . JIbe , Lampligiutem' ,
Sport , Ajax , ituimicon . Lienmak , Iamplghtel' ,
. 1amllen
Cash UI , Huron , Ida Ilckwh'k. DIgl ,
\YulKl'er , Keelln , lel le , ' ) ho Communer ,
lulma , lulIlume , Irlnc3 of Monleo , Coon.
tel' 'enor , lielasco. itey cl Santa Anita ,
Sister Mary . Lazzarcmio'ussai , : \lla .
tel Gotham. Nicolni In.1 . lan ' others
equally wel known 'he stakes In.1 entries
are us follows : So/'Jhlr' / ' , 20 : llmeraid. l 167 ;
Huhy , 18 ; IUI011 , 23 1 ; ( f.stul , HI : hotel ,
81 : Los Antvle , t2 ; I"ukhlon , f : ; 'i'eiegrrmpum ,
77 ; LIberty , 75 : iirers'ers , tilt ; ( 'ommntry ( 'limit ,
78 ; Ohio. 6. ; F'ourtim of J thy I Iutumtlielmlm. 74 ;
Otukiey leriy ( lSO ( , IS ) ; Buckeye , 15 ; C'In-
ciumtmati Oaks , 132 ; grmmnti total , 2,118.
ItCNmlIt4 itt Now ( ) rieatuu. ,
NE\S' OI1LEANS , Jmmtm. 10.-First race , five
furlongs : Mmiqmmon (5 ( to 2) ) worm , iletI 'l'op '
( even ) secotmul , leubia (12 ( to 1) ) timirml. Time ;
1lOmh : ,
becoumnl race , live furbonirut : I.ester (6 ( to 1)
r'on , Marcel ( eveim ) secomud , Gre ) ' Duke (7 (
to 2) ) thmird , Time : 1:12. :
Thmirui mace' , live furlongs ; Inuported
Tmeviiyaum (2 ( to 6) ) rvon , Luke Parks (40 ( to 1) )
second , iltiatup (30 ( to 1) ) timird. Time : I : l1.
Fourtim race , six furiouigs : Minim L (7 to 2) )
won , Miss Mamiti ( II to 6) ) second , Yellow
Rose (8 ( to 1) ) third , 'I'ltuue ; I :25t. :
Fifth race , six furlongs : Charlie B (20 ( to
1) ) won , Twenty-Three (12 ( to I ) ecoumti. flu' ,
Parke (7 ( to 1) ) timirml , Tune ; 1:27 : ,
l'i.r a C imrllumtUluli ,
It Is mroposel to add uumothuer apart to timit
list of tiuose already fostered by time Young
Men's ( 'iurlstiun association , 'l'his sport itt
curiinuc , an'l am effort r'ill be mumads to forum
U Cu hug club. A mmieeting of mmii thOSe InterS -
S ste't 1mm curling mviii occur ilu time oiilce ef
' 1' . S. S'm'aui'flmei' , roonu 310. lIce bulitling ,
taught ttnl er ) ' era' t'im kum'wmm ammytiuitmg
ibout lime uutmuseumment hi urged to be urea.
Put. .
M oney ot Wealth ,
It Is only goot for what Coimiforts and Necessities It will oxcimnugo
for.
11(1W foolIsh people ore. Tlmo3' rll1 di'lro nit olui knock-kneeti ) uor'so
for lie eats , antI costa as much to keep , as a sutind niutmal.
'rley ; got ahoimg wLth dtlnpltlnted fui'umituro ; ( mideul mud shabby cai'lmet.s ;
bnrc wimlows ; nnt'l qtittts hlkohy an ohi steve whIch oats tip nmot'o fuel In
a year thaim a iiot' nntl coonommilemil C0imtiuumior voui1d Cert thoimm ; bi'oIL
thmolt' wIves 811(1 scrvntmts ovot' a t'oat'Ing ihi'o Lu a .Ttuly day , vhieii ii Gas-
tilciic Stove not oumly does huttet' wou'k vIthout hioitliig , but. 'vith far
mmmoi'o ecoiloimmy ; tlmey scu'ub ci' mnlnt aur old t'Otlglm lioum' , a beautiful
coveiiui of I.ncnlu ( in s'out1uI nut onhy look bit.tem' , but netimihly ztY for
tsohf itt a slmoi't time with httbr saved ; they cat oil of iilckotl aim
ci'aelccd dislio , vhion a whiulo anti COImIphI3te 1)Inumcu' set cotihul be
bc.iughit for urilimost imutlmlumg. lii a vord , they thecolvo tlieimisolvea b'
thinking they ai'e economical , lieu they are netuitily extt'o'agutnt lii
thmelt' shIft1essncs , or hodmnPs ) vuotight. tobo nmom'o chn.'Llableniirl call It.
thouglmtlessneas , wimhlu alt time tlimmo time cimhidroim ni'o gi'uwimmg ill ) nmRl
getting nectistoined to such tminlt1shuIft hmtblts uutmu ) .sthi'm'oiumnlltigs ; grow
tiiihldy Iii li'ess , enrolesit in habits and gollcialIy thit'htttess. Lmu'gtily
.tmili' fault , fu'icimtl , because you hmuive imot immzmdo your elmihui'en's lioiiie
nuid 1t slI'i'otltm1ligs % tue lmithtlicdlctul , systeituittie ntmd attm'activu lmlmtco
'Otl ought to iimttko it , AN ! ) MA\ ' .
\\'lmnt fools we huiO'lalB ) be ! 'Fimero Is 1untly nit ord inai'y lloummo but ,
at thio cxbonulittirc of anywhere fi'cumm $6 to $1O ( ) , coulti ho nmmtmiu to look
hilco a dhilcretmt Imitbituttlomu ; otit' gooti vIfe'ri hopes and ambitions real-
izeti , nimtl 'oui' wiioltt 11011mm ) Ithmiosimliotsi radically chmnilged.
\Vt ) 111011 , lii our huuvestinemits , speculmitinums nimd toil , forget our
Iloimics too mmitiehmIat'k ' immy wom'ds , " smtteth the w'm'Itov , ' ' au 3'Otir-
sd f vihl be it different lohlow I I you but fohlos' out' mulvice. "
Nov1 you tmiy , tmsmupposlng mimumiey Is iiot. vcnhtlm , btit 01113' repi'csomtta 1 :
th'o of saimmo am ) oxelmangitbie for enimie , numd I hmmtvo imot. this nmoimoy ;
hio' nun I to gctVcmilthm , which you deliumo as 'Coimiforts tiiu(1 ( Cunven-
lommelos ? ' We nhmswou' , because Credit Is a pci'fcct siibstitutc for
Iflohlcy , St ) bug as the ) at'ty gu'anthimg smtiimt buhlu'es It to be good.
\Vo tb bellovo that. time Credit of our \Vagu Fiti'imut's Is gaotl-timta
voiy best. So immucim do we believe It , that we umiost cmtt'nostly Invite you
to test otir' faith In it by mtvulhhimg yotutehf of out' Jn'mhmosltlon.
Vo exteiid to you otit' MAG NIi1CEN'1' CRELI'L' SVS'l'II ,
"itim Its lituiimci'tiis ndvnumtngce , nlmd ask 'ou to ftiriiisim 'otir homes
'Itli us , and pay for 3'otlu' lutnisluings 1mm cm tif timico ways :
OURTERMS CASH , Or
$1 0 wirtlu of goodu , $1 iei w.'ek ;
lkmilcd ( lOWtm are mrq follows , numui ii. I'm silt sum' .l ler Immoult Ii i
time m.aummo to Ut ; wlmic'im Imlutum yomi mithmimt , iifl rmort ii sil gnu d' , ed 1 .A ( ) tsr treek
only . oume timiumg bo sure of , , , mmr u's.os , si , eti cmi um imiolutim
iii. , , H i I % ( I rr 4 I , t r.I , tRmt I i unit I 0 m ii mu 1 I t y it ) w o rt it of goomla , ia'i' Ci ( 'i' In I
aim ul val tie. 0 tu r sales ! miomm mu me cinmr t comma. ICr ElS (10 a mu , , ii t Ii ;
tmimr uhmipmmmeumts muro pmnmuimpt , mtmmri yitmt' 7fi woru ii ol goods. Sl III ) mis'r week ;
I , , . t rnuia mt' us i Im or , , ii gi i I y a i' p It'd ( C I , ' , l , ( ) r $ I 0 per iimomu tIm ;
Eitlmer voum may cmtsim or ncoupt otur easy &ttOO north al goatis , sfm : . , 'r wk ;
Phi ) ' ummeum I. iminim : * ir IS I u th r lul .um I Ii.
Ort2th reortli of goo4m ! , 8i.fiul i'r areci
FIiiS1'-titlt Cash , SECOND-fl'itlm i'm' tl. $ i'i ummomitim
to tati worth of gout , J.l pr ws.'k ;
mmai'L Cashm nuil so immimcim per mmmoimtli , Or $ I U itor mituitli
5201) u'om'tIi of goo.i , it tier ttnnruc ;
Tii I 1tt-'lthm itrt crielt imiuti so ( ) u 152 ( ) Imtm intiith ,
t.sumo : worth ofgooi. , elU ur week ;
umitmeim or rycol ; , on. sat ; , pu' inniut ii
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Send lOc to cover postage on our big Furniture
Catalogue. Baby Carriage Catalogue mailed free.
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INCREASED TIlE REWARDS
Money Incentive for Solving the Holt County
Mystery Grows Greater.
MORE MONEY TO UNRAVEL THE SCOTT CASE
lsoitrd of Supervisors I.ikeiy to Oiler a Sub.
stmuumtimet I'tunio to Clemer Lip tlio alys-
tery-Aileged Coimicesloim Denied
by Judge Barnes.
O'NEILL , Neb. , Jan. 10.-Special ( Tele-
graun.-Notimlng ) bias traasplremh to clear up
the Barrett Scott uumyetery during the past
twelve hours. Time sheriff has started again
for time north country to begium time search
where imo left off Tuesday , lie expects to return -
turn Saturday umnicas Ito discovers sounetluimmg
sooner. As lmreihlcted In timese dispatchmer yes-
termlay tIme Odd Fellows at timoir mneeting last
nigimt immcrcased their reward to $200 , time last
$100 being for tIme arrest and conviction of
aumy party or parties who fired upon Scott and
fammiily and spirited Scott away ,
Time conmummittee appointed by time Board of
Supervisors yesterday to investigate time reso-
lmmtion offered yesterday for time purpose of
offering a reward of $3,000 for time arrcst of
time nmob has not reported yet. It will be me-
ported upon thus afternoon. Tue mcsoiutioum
was introduced by Supervisor Maric and reads
as follows :
Wimerens It comimes to time Irnowbetige of
this Boari of ikuimt'rvisoms of hioit commnty ,
Nebrmtaka. timid omm time list day of Dcceummber ,
lSli , at ttme hands of an iurmoi hmudy of mcmi
tumea in mcmiii couumty , cite Barrett bcutt sr'as
tummlawfimliy autsammlted mmmmd forcibly carried
away , uflI it is rejmoiteri has been murdered
or secreted , ummmd ,
Whereas' , Time tocm'ntion ! of such conduct
Oh time part or nmrmned bodies of ummen in nmmr
county is a serious timimig and a. clear violation -
tion of time lavs tunder svimlehm we live , mmnd ,
Whieremsmt , It appeals that it Is necessary
to lmm'Otect time lives of our citirens , numd ,
Wimercas , It hmas hiecum mnmido to npjiermr to
us timiit ium time dililcuity connectemi with timmi
iuniawftmi msisnmmit immamie tipoim lmaruett Scott ,
timat a young lady w'ums simot rind sr'omirmthesi
mind lila vife auitl cimild svera Illlcel ium lerll
of thmi'ir lives. mind by niiowuumg such limo-
ceedingml to continue unuumimtimeti ; limits in IL
peril tue iivert of time citizerumi of otmr emmtii C
c'ntidmty ; timc'refore , be it
JtoSti.mi , Tbmut we offer n reward 1mm tIme
mtumumm of : ioo0 for time mmpbmrehmexmsion nmmd cuim-
vlction of time Imersons Who took Part ium time
suiootimmg of time young lady in comnpaumy with
lbmirrett Scott out iecemnher li , 1591 , uuumd tiuti
uummIas'fui kidmmaplng mmmi reummoval of Ihmrmqtt
Scott emu itmucim date. Smicim mewnm'd to iso imitl
impoim limit arrest imummi conviction of time parties -
ties comimmecteti vItiu such aiCrmmy.
Timero was a report hero yestermlay that
Scott imad , lmreviomms to lila ditmmppearanee ,
manIa a confession to his counsel , Judge
Barnes of Norfolk , liumplicating a imummiber of
proummlnent nmerm.
NORFOLK , Neb. , Jan , l0-Speciul ( Tele.
graurm.-Jtmmlgo ) Barnes says ljarrett Scott
umever ummado mmumy coimfeeslorm Ia imitmu of numy
kind , atmil timat imo only knows timat Scott
loanoml soumme of liolt county's mumoney to smmim-
hosed friends , aumd svimRt came out in evitlence
at Scott's trial at Nelighu , mmd wimicim Is
knowiu by time imublic germeraily ,
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jtloxic'uetu Cmsttl , , iii lumiuams ( 'ity.
ICANSi'mH CITY , Jamm , 10.--A cause of worriment -
riment to Colorado antI Kansas simipruments is
time recent simiiiuaemmt of Mexican cattle to limbs
market. Since lime recent raising cf thmo em.
barge our Mexican cattle time shipnments froumm
Ciulimumalmua aiid other imoirmts imirve becum cc-
ceived imero and reamhiiy sold , Dealer assert -
sert time beef is as good as certaimi grades of
time American article sold at a higher figure
amid predict a constant market , Over 300
imead of steers brougimt In today acid at atm
average of $21.75 per imeaml ,
Cohiectiiug SIiIIlIrI fir Nebrmummka ,
ST. LOUIS , Jan , 10.-Mrs. Mary Yocunm of
Liteimlieitl , Neim. , Is in this city collectirmg
nmormey , ebotiming anmi otimer necessaries for lime
needy farmers of lilmerman courmty. Nebraska.
Sin , is at rvork under time ausimices of time
\Vornaru's Relief corps of time Gramni Army of
time Itepubiic of Litclsfteid ,
/.eiim Ulti Conic Out ama Star.
NfiY YOltl , Jan. 10.-Zela iroiaum ,
% vimoC seaeimllor.rii ci''n. umg.tiu'mt Gtorge Gould
for $40,000 was followed by imer swift imummi
sutideim flight across time contitmerit , is secluded
In timis city so timat mmlme uummty coumcentrato nil
her energies upon becoming a footlight favot.
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WI-tAT CURES PIMPLES '
Time only really mmceeufui preventive and cure
. of hllnplLC ttiacliemti , , , , red , moumgh
' , . , imrmuutla , ( alilmig tittlr , nmii batty bicun.
"i isbos Is time ceicbramei Curmcumt
, . 130Am' , greatest of sl.in liUrilleri
aumd beautifier , , a. weli as pmmrct
. , ¼ . anti iwcctet of loud amid mmmmriery
a. Ommiy pmem'cumtlvo of clog.
gimmg of the pores. Sold everywhere ,
ik 1llO1'S BroMe-teier.
Pplenii,1 curative pgent for lOervou , orB
JJottiactte , untie J.ximamtuon , 5leepieenui.
, , tociimi or enarnl Nemmra1siatalsofor(5en.
B emetlim , Gout , Kidney fltordsrs , Acid fly ,
iem'dmi Anaiiin. Antlilota for Auoohcim ,
"Pd otuier excom.eos , l'rtcc , 10 , 2OendWccjtta
Lifereebceat.
C TIlE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
151 S. t.'testern Avenue. IHICAG ,
For aio , by all druggists , OsbL
GEO. P. SANFORD , A , W. RIEICMAN ,
Presidcmmt , Cashier.
First National Bank
of COUNCIL BLUFF3 , Iowa.
Capital , - - $100,000
l'rofits , - - . 12,001)
One of tue oldest banks in lime state of Iowa.
Vo Foimcmt your ltuslnrss ntd colit'ctmoums. , V.
pay 0 mtem' cent on time tiepielta , We rvllt be '
itieacd to see , mntl seivo you.
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CiIIBNEYS CLEANiD ; VAULTS CLBANgD.
ii liuuke , at W. B. Ilomcr'p , C33 Broadway ,
Fort HALII Out 1I1NT , ONfl OF 'J'uitl UllfhD
farms lii l'ottawattnmmie coimniy ; 7t nmilee
moutim of Ncoia : 2X ) mIcros cullivmiteil ; SI acres
liasmtmm , ; CulieniIt resitlemmce ; gexi vcii , miran-
cry , barns , csrchnui , ( 'to. ii , 1teimton ! , 212
itnunioumy etuecu , Coimuicli hibufte.
IAiLGl : 1'ItIVATII IIAItN FOR ItSNT NEAR
court imoulL' . Apply Ut lice chico , L'ouuicli Ilimmifa.
l'LAIN SmiWINU , MlbdJN1uIY WOhtic OF ALT , . j
iriruts , rtew hum t ii iiiul n ( r'mtm ( tic ! unaterlal , a C
mea.ommnbio , liners. loll 'fluid avenue ,
FOR ltlN'r , 'mu itii : Pt'utNISIIuifl 1100Mg ,
m'mmitaljie for bIglmL Imoumeelotpimig , Atidutsum 235
Vine stucet ,
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Ite. Sire will maako her first appearance ott
time stage of time Inmperial Music imall on tim
evening of January 28 In "llohber htoy , " a
burlesque by Jolmim O'lceefe of Do 'lcoven &
Summltis's opera , "Rob Roy , "
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Jt.JJ.V , iNUIVilSI ) CU ! . ! ) .
Fiooul. frouim Ohio to ( hi'orglri niud liemevy 4
SflOtV.4 iii 'F'uihue'iL'e ,
A'I'I4ANT/t , Ga , , Jan , 10.-Reports froumm .
tim river districts of Georgia inthicate oycr-
lion's that mumny cause serious damage ,
At Auguu.ta antI home time rivers are
rapidly rleiumg aimnh imave already reacimeti a
imlgiu Yater mark , In Cherokee comunty time
streanums imave flooded time valleys aumil great
danmage imamt been 'loume to time crops.
It is still ralimlrmg 1mm immany portioums of time
state cud a furtimor rise of time mvater Ia
feared.
In tue tipper Sovannaim valley time following
ralnfrmlls are reliortetl : ( ] roermwootl. 3.30
inelmes ; Anderson , 1.67 , earl Mount Cannel ,
1.05 iumcimtrs , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lilt era Itisluig llnpimity.
CINCINNATI , Jan. 10.-RaIn is reported
timrougimommt time Ohio 'alley today , InVest
Virginia It was preceded by a imeavy snow ,
Already time Little Kanawima , tlm iCanawima
aimmi time Dig Saimrly are ricing rapidly , Timis
will elmeck time fall in the Olmio above aummi
will lxmcreaee time imeigimt hero , aitimougim it Is '
umet yet appareumt tlmrmt a dangerous clime will
Caine. 'fimet icpeummis upomu limo cuumtinuanc.
of time Preselmt rain.
IJemtyy I4mmowfmuui iii thso Sotitim.
MEMPhIS , Jan , I0-Dispatcimes Scorn all
polimts of time 'rennessee Midland road simow
a imeavy hrnowfmmii , tvimicim still continues.
hiuuminezs Is practically siucjmended at time
towns on tim.t hue of Tennezemm anti
icuituchy mind It l Stared live stock will
smuffer greatly. No enuw has fallen in
MChmiillti , pitlmotigim a ( mmii is expccteul
timrougimout the couumtry to time south and
east ,
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