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THE OMAIIA DAILY BE. :
COUNCIL DLUI'FS
OFFICE , . ' NO. 12 PEAlL STREET
Dtlnrtd b , crie to any pat of the c1" .
n , W TILTON , Lessee.
TELEPIONE9Dualnt.a omce. No. U : nIght
dICr , No 23.
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.II.'Ul .11 "TIO. " .
Granl hotel , Council nufs , reopencll Oct. 1.
Mayne Heal Estate aencf , 539 lironitwny.
The city council will holll a meeting at 8
o'clock this evenIng.
lele MaYfell , a colorell woman agell 69 ,
Ilell ( yesterday morning on Upper Broadway.
A tramp Btole the blinds from the wln-
IIOWI of the Garner school house night before
lut.
lut.A
A marriage lcense ! was Isuell yesterday I
to John Nelson , aged 25 , and Mary Uahl-
quist , nel 20 , both of lotnwatamlo county.
Mayor Cleaer has decided to grant the
petition cl the patrolmen nklng for a Sun-
day off each month , Instel1 of tht customary
fiva riaye a .
< Ia'o YEar.
Percy Lat'enberg. the small hay charged
with stealn ! a can of syrup from Zoile's
store , was chargell hy Justice Walker yes-
te'rllay after I trial
The attendance at the night ! school
In the Illoomer building has increased
Boomer Incn'asel
- bulllng
:1 1 from flfty.nlno to seventy-three , anl there Is
talk of putting another rom Into use.
Pilgrim Sisters academy No. 1 wi meet
In regular session at 7:30 : sharp In their
rooms In the Irown building , for Important I
business transactIonu. InitatOn at S o'clcck. I
Special meeting of Excelsior 10I"e ( No.I I
2&9. Ancient tree : and Accepted Masons , this
evening lot worl < In the frst clegr e. Visitng
brethren cordially invited , By order of the
W. M
rank Nelson , who stole an overcot Cram
the 100rer Fchcel , walvcll examination
and was bound [ over to the grand jury
by Justice Walker yesterday on the chare
of larceny Cram a buldln ! 10 Is In the
county jail.
I _ , . J. Wilkins went hmo the other night
and was overtaken at the gate by a high-
. wayman just as he entered his own dooryard -
yard on lynster street Wlldns fred a
run and [ the hhhwanan fred himself , No
damage to either.
I \Vhaleyls orchestra , the new musical or-
I anlzaton ! that has been furnIshing the music
lt Dolmny's , Is becoming very popular with
theater goers. It 1 : the hest orchestra thc
houo has had for years and Is adding much
to the pleasure of theater nights.
The state railway cOlmlslloners have
directed that their decision In the recent
freIght rate cases be prInted In circular Cerm
and distribute eVer the state to nil who
may want them , to he used as guides In
future litigation . Copies lay be obtained
from the secretary oC the commission.
Th work of constructing the telephone
line IJetween Missouri Valley and Council
Bluffs , which has been gelng on for a number -
ber oC months past , has been completed , and
was thrown open to the public yesterday.
I Is one of the latcst and most improved
mtallIo circuits , and tonnects both :11.ourl
Valley and Crescent wIth Council Iliuffs.
Charles 1lh a colored man , who was sent
to the penitentiary not long ago from ths !
city for burglary Is l rid to have made a
record for himself CCI general cussedness
since his confinement. A report received
here Is to the effect that rather than try to
. - earn his keeping by labor within prison
walls ho cut a nnger off with I knife given
him to work with , and In that way secured
the much 10nged.Cor hl neS.
The property owners and residents of the
Fourth ward are not resting easily these
nights , slrce It has become known I band
of burglara has been systematically workIng
the ward. In one nIght , not long ago , attempts -
tempts were made to enter no less than
eleven housN In cne neIghborhood , ameng
' . them being those oC Messrs. Campbell , M. S.
. - . /V . , Mumma , D. D. Daley , G. C Drown Nick
.4. O'Drlen , O. \Vlclham , ' T. C. Jarvis and
J. H. Simms.
\v. S ; Stillunan . In running over a lot , of
011 judgments In justice shops , found one
for $120 agalnl Clarence Strew , who formerly -
merly kept the news stand At the Grand
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hotel. .Ho issued an execution and hal an
ofcer Llko possession ot the stand , which Is
. now owned by Ed Strow. The later flashed
a receipt In full , signed by the representa-
ttve of the company la whose favor the judgment -
_ went hall been Issued For some reason or
.4 other the Judgment hall never been satisfied
on the docllet. Strew Is still In command of
the situation. .
situaton. .
Iraenlus Duncan , charged with seducing a
gIrl named Reed , wi not have a preliminary
examtnation before Justice Walker until January -
nary 31. I Is stated by his friends that he
Is at home , sick , They claim that he will
show up In duo form when ho has to , and
wi cause a sensation when ho does so.
With this end In vIew ho has been summoning -
moning a large number or young men as
witnesses la the case , and the young men
referred to are full of anxIety lest their can.
neton with the case may surprise some or
their friendb.
Five ! long acts were insufficient to satisfy
the people at Dohany's last night , and although -
' though Fritz Emmet's happy face was shin-
t lug when the curtain rose and beamIng when
It tell on the last ecene his friends did not
see enough of him. He always delights a
Council Dlufs audience , and at no time more
thoroughly than last night. The attendance ,
of course . was not near what It should have
been , although It was one of the bet 'louses
of the season. Pure mirth , refined humor of
the kind that lingers .as pleasant memories
which arc Inseparably onuiected with every-
thing Emmet has ever given the nublc
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make him a weleomo" ' visitor to Council
Bluffs. ?
Ishop Newman lectured to n geol sized
-t audience at the DroadwA Methodist church
: last evening on the uSbject , "AmerIca for
. Americans. " I was n IItrlotc effort
: throughout , dealing with the Roman Catholic
church as one of the Principal enemies to
the republican form of government. lie
favored a narrower limitation of the right oC
suffrage and stricter ImmIgration laws ,
pointing out that at the Ilresent rte of 1m.
migration the Unlel States In the year 1900
wi have 46,000.000 of its 75,000,000 Inhab.
Iants foreigners. One of the vexed ques.
lens of the day , he said , would be settled
once for all when I became thoroughly un. '
doratooll that there was a capital 01 , money. a
Japittui of intellect , and a capital of muscle
' 4 and that the Interests of all thrco were
. Identical , _ _ _ _ _
Wo have over $300,000 to loan IPon improved -
; proved Iowa larms. I'urmer desiring loans
can cave money b ) dealing direct with us ,
thereby saving agent's cOlllaslon , \'e tlo
not loan on wild lanl , . nor In Nebraslm.
1 Luceo & 'Cowie , 236 I'carl street ,
Try Eagle laundry , 721 Broadway , for geol
work. . Our medium gloss finish cnn't be
beat , btt wo 110 atrlcty hnnll work , domestic
1nlsh , when preferred . Telephone 1&7. ' ,
Domesto soap break hard watr.
J'JWSU.\.IJ ( , I'JUl.1 ( ifl.1 J'lO.
C ) ? T. D. Baldwin has been apl1lntcl agent 01
-4 tIde New York Life insurance company , with
headquarters ) In Omaha.
Jobert laldwln , formerly ] e1110)'el In the
Milwaukee freight depot , has taken I posi-
ton In the First National balI , 01 Omaha ,
lcI . W. Alien has concluded not to
accept the cal to the pastorate 01 the Christian -
thin church In Buffalo , but to remain here ,
L. F. I Clark and Miss I\ato Clark of Chicago -
cage are II the city , the guests of their
blolher , l'roprietcr 11. ) Li' . Cark 01 the Grand
Ii hotel
Dr. J. W. leltlbtead of Carson anti UIaIu
Urlah
, ' Icl.ulq or York township were OIOlg the
visitors to Pottawattaunie's metropolis ) 'u-
terdoy.
County Superintendent 4 % , J. Burton and
wife and Miss ) luzPI left last even-
lug for UmlerwQol to toile I'art In an enter-
tahlment to be given there by the teachers
for the benefit of the IJbUe library fund .
- Jaunts lulphle6 , a mail clerk 01 the
' , Durlngton road , hi returned from Otumwa ,
, , wher' he WI Sll10lell by the olcials 01
tile 0\11111) At the tmo of the
recent robbery It Olulwa bo hUll
just InI5hl'\ his work II tlue mall
car and iune , Into the express car to
chat with the eXllrlS eXjren lie was
sitting there whel the CIIIIII tu throw lp
his hUll wai heard ' lie obeyed wIth
alacrity . _ _ _ _ _
Iutlc tt the Ur.li h t"1 Tluuurea3's. ) a
well De Sunda " , It tb < dinner hour , G to
i o'clock
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Bold Daylight Burglary the Latest Sensn-
tlon In the Ormlnal Line
I , M , TRLYNR'S ' hOUSE \VELL \ RANSACKED
Mrs. 11'10 Hnocked Senseless bT the
Thh'f Sib Ul8conrrll-Tlmely lotlrn of
Mrs. Tre711r J'rlJhtlll thc Intruder
Asva7 , : llu , 1'Iunder.
One of the boldcst daylight burglaries that
ever took place In Council Bluffs was perPetrated -
Iletrted at the residence of I. M. Treynor , on
First avenue , near the corer of Sixth street ,
yesterday afternoon between 4:30 : and 5
o'clock I , G. 1. Oblnger , Mrs. Treynor's
fattier , heft the Iiouso at 4:30 : , aCer seeing
that the doors were securely fastened . The
house was empty at the time , but In a few
minutes Irs. I' l . M. McKune opened the
front door with her latch key end went In ,
She went Ip9tairea and sat down at her
writing dek. While she was writing she
sUddenly felt a mysterious Impression that
seine one was behind her , and , turing
around , \ a man standing only I few feet
away. Neither of them ulerCI I word , but
MrR. lcl\lne arose from her chair. Before
she had fairly arisen ho struck her a terrifc
blow on the head [ , just behind the right ear.
Sun fell senseless on the I cor.
About I o'clock Mrs. Treynor returned
luonie Before she reached the house she
noticed that several windows were open.
As soon as she opened the front door she
called Illstalres to see I Mr9. McKune was
there , thinking that possibly something might
be wrong She resolved no response , and ,
beginning a tour through the house , she
found I bun < le done Ul1 carefully In a sheet
lying on the noor of one of the down9talres
hued rooms. She at , once surmlsetl that bur-
glars had ben In the house , and ran out 01
the door to alarm the coachman. lie rushed
In anti went Upstalres , calling town a moment
later for her to come up , that Irs. : lcl\lne
wn dead And It was more than I quarter
of an hour before It was certain that the
coachman's statement was not true. She at
last revived Cram the stunning blow the rob-
ber had dealt her , and In an hour or two
was able to give a coherent account or the
affair.
She described the thief as about five foot
seven Inch 3 In height , medium build , with
black hair and mou9tache and piercing black
ees. lie wore a brown derby hat and brown
cutaway coat , a shirt that soma weeks ] before
had : been white and no collar. She Is certain
that she would know him IC she saw him
again
Upon being opened , the bundle that lay In
the bed rom was founl [ to contain gods
worth Cram $500 to $ G00. There were two
seal skin cloaks , two party dresses , a dress
suit , a silver mirror and silver-backed comb ,
a lot oC fine linen bedding and towel , besIdes
n number oC other articles or value The
upper part of the house had evidently ben
gone through thoroughly before the thief
discovered Mrs. McKune After he hall silenced -
lenced her ho then went down stairs ant
malIc up his pack , putting Into It the contents
of the closes [ anti wardrobC In the lower
part oC the houst' The only thing that was
mIssed was a purse containing $15.
The theory Is that Mrs. Treynor's coming
home frightened the rascal before his work
was dent' . How he got In Is a mystery. The
house Is located In one of the most public 01
places , and It would have been almost Im-
IOsslble for anyone to have gotten 11 at a
window without being seen All the doors
were round locked alter the burglary. Mr.
Treynor Is of the opinion that the fellow got
In during the middle of the day , when house
cleaning was going on , and remained hidden
until ho hOI a chance to do his worll.
At U i'cloe last evening Mrs. McKune
was not feeling as well as earlier In the even-
Ing , and her physician gave orders that she
sholid be watched all nIght. Her head Is
badly contused , but thus skull Is not thought
to have been Cractured.
A NIAL CLI14IRLNG HAIE.
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1oston Store , Counci 1111s. '
The question of cost or value will lot
bo considered during this sale Our aim Is I '
to reduce steck. ,
Examine the following list of prices. 'I
4-lnch all wool ladles' cloth and fancy
mixtures. worth from SOc to $1 , to close , 39c
a yard.
39c , SOc and 69o fancy dress gees to go
at 25c a yard.
75c all wool benrlela and serges now 48c
a yard.
Our entire stock or fine novelty dress
goods , worth Cram $1 to $1.76 a yard , to
close 79c a yard.
Our entire stock of Natchang black dress
silks , worth from $121 to $2 , reduced . to
98e a yard.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
HALI PRICE.
le quality unbleached muslin , 3c a yard.
IJockwod bleached sheetngs , 42.lnch , at I
8c ; 61I , at lie a yard : 9-4 , at ISo a yard ;
10.4 , at 17c a yard.
Fruit oC the Loom and Lonsdale bleached
muslin , lo a ) yard
$1.10 anti $1.71 mOlsqletalre9 , black and
colored suelle , worth $1.50 , and our entire
stock of Saxon Beauty kid gloves , In one
lot to close , at SOc 1 pair.
33e. lIe anll 46c Turkey red table damask
reduced to 26c a yard.
ALL TABLE LINENS AT COST l'mCE.
dozen $1.39 . and $1.50 napkins reduced to 98c a
10zen.
$2,50 and $3 napkins to close at $1.05 a
dozen
Choice or our entire stock or ladies' wrap-
per al 98e each. Some or these sold as high
as $4. FOWI.En , DICK & WALKER .
Council Bluffs , Ia.
Joe Young Arrested .
Jo Young , who lives on Avenue A , near
Twenty.seeonl street , anti Is In the stock
business , was arrested yesterday on an Information .
formation filed In a justice court at South
Omaha by larllhlrt & Hopper , commission
men of that place , charging him wih obtain-
lug money under false pretense The arrest
grows out of a cattle teal , the firm taking
a lot cf cattle to sell for Young on commission -
sian , 'he cattle sell for less than Young
paid for them , and bth he and the comm-
slon men lost monlY through the deal , The
amount the firm claim ' 10 have lost hi $924 ,
but Young claims that Is lor. more than the
rIght amount lie claims that the company
ON merely trying to coiled a debt through
the criminal courts , and as hopper , of the
company refused to tel ! B aide I of the case ,
this Imbue can have only one story rrom
which to judge. Young , was arrted at
lastng : , ,11. , , by Chief , Scanlan , yesterday
and brought } ere. lie refused to go to Ne-
breaks wthu ! u\ requIsition , ' and was ' taken
befcro JustIc'ien and arraigned as a
fugitive from justice. lie bond In the
Cugllve Justce. le ! .ve I
sum of $500 , E. W. ) lcllelwale , a wealthy
young lan from Mills county , signing the
bond The ase isse for a hearing before
Justice Vlel next Saturday , but It will prob-
ably never come up , hlabmuch IS the requl-
that itioui wi . undeutJedly bo Icurebelore
'inuuItii in. I
Good second.hanll stoves of eyay description -
scrlpllon , that have beei 1 trlilEd In on Cole's
Air Tlghta , for ial cheap Cole & Cole , 4
Main street .
The Ilundrios USI Domestic soap.
( ut In ii 1,1011 ltow .
A row took place In the Mint saloon , kept
by len Long , Thursday night just before Ild-
night , In which a knife In the hands of J.
I. Money 110)111 a star part. Wayne Rey-
neWs appeared ' at pol co headquarters with
hlo l streaming from a bIg gash In hue
aide of his face and entered 'comphlut.
Mooney \ a5 arrested on the charge of asslult
with Intent to 10 great bodily Injury , but
this was afterwards chauged to assault auuul
ant
battery. lie pleacll guilty hi' ' Justice Walk-
er's court and Will sentenced to ten days In
the county jail .
Waherwomen un Domuo soap ,
'rroutl. . iukror.I'1 house " ,
Mr. and Mra. Daniel O. Vlckrord. who Iw.1
Until Ix weeks ag . lt 820 Avenue J' , Lava null
been j t I g 10 I \ C I bi Iy , V : for.1 \h ,
larlh , I hio 1\ a'l ago , found out
"Uhll thin hoot two month . , 11 clallB , that I
ho was not the first husband who had graced i
his wlfo's home and that In fact . she hal
been mlrrlell to no les' r nn chht me' bt ra
she met him. This naturally fled him with
righteous : Indignation , anti having filled up on
taw whisky , 110 went to htio I house yestetday
after 1 six weeks' separation , t. demand an
explnnaton or gore. Not finding the fomer
he drew 1 knife anti prepared to cheese the
other alternative . His wife escaped 'his
clutches and ran to JustIce COOk'B shop
where she fell nn Information charging her
husband with all the crimes laid down In the
calendar. He was arrested by O.nstablo
Albert and will have n hearing next Tuesday .
In the meantime he Is out on bonds ,
CouncIl liluf ! . 1'.uu-ks.
A report was recently flied with the city
counci by the park commissioners , setting I '
forth the expenses of the commission during
the year just closell. 1 was pigeonholed
anll no action was taken. It contans ! sev-
acton 1
oral thing of Interst to the public , however ,
among other things I table showing the
names oC the varIous park tracts belonging to
the city , with the number of acre comprised
In each. It may ho n mater of news to a
good many people In Council Bur9 to know
that It has more park lands than any other
cIty In the state. Baylss park contains 3.67
acres anti 1'-llrmoult park M acres These
parks have bEen Improved to I certain cx-
tent and are known and admired nil over
( lie state. Comparatively Ito money has
been' spent upon them , and the scenery Is
very nearly as It has been for several thou-
sand years Cochran park. with its 2.6
acres , 19 now being gradually [ brought Into
shape , and all the rest are unimproved.
Island [ park , on the Burlington , six miles
below the city , contains 102 acres , anti Lake
View park , lear mg lake , H4 acres. Cook
and Graham parks , ,1n , MorllnKslle , contain
three ani six acres , respectively.
The lack of Improvements on most of these
parks Is due to the lack oC lunds. Only 1
null can bo levied per annum , thus givIng
$5,000 wih whIch to beautify the parks.
The office of commIssioner carries wih It
no salary , and It costs just about $ 5OOO a
year to pay the running expelses or the
parks , without making any very large Improvements -
!
provements The plan9 for the coming year
are not yet fully matured , antI will not be
until It 19 l determined how much additional
money will be on hand . At the next meeting
of the commissioners to be heM February 4
n resoluton will probably be adopted asking
the council to submit a proposition to the
voters at the sprrg ! election for an addj
tonal tax levy. The sum of $3,09S was cx-
pendell by the commissioners last year out 01
the general fund , which left thIs fund entirely ]
empty an1 [ with $671 In Inpald warrants out-
standing. Besides ! this , 1,200 'wm borrowed -
rowed front the sinking fund to be used In
Ilcepllg the parks In shape. As soon as
next sprIng's tax comes In this loan will be
pad ! back , the outstanding warrants cashed
and the commission wil have only about
$3,000 to go on , unless an additional tax
levy 19 voted.
The only improvements mentioned by the
park commissioners In their yearly report
are the building of lie road Into alrmount
park at the head oC Tenth avenue , the gradIng -
Ing of the streets around Cochran hark and
the planting of trees and ' shrubs In Cochran
park. All the other money spent was for
merely keeping In shape the , Improvements
already made.
Allt the nOI Cnmo l"cl ( .
Nlg Marcy Is spending I vacation at the
home of Captain Marcy , on Frank street. Nig
Is a big , black Newfoundland dog , who Is
known to ti0 ' whole neighborhood where housed
used to live. Several months ago Captain
Marcy gave him to Newel Burchard t ) keep I
at his farm , east of the city. Nlg was well
taken wills hIs surroundings but managed to
come to the city every week or so , spending
two or three lays , aCer which ho would go
bcl to the farm. Not long aga Durchanl de-
cided to move to a Kansas farm and he tok
his family , Including tlo dog , with him.
Night before last Captain Marcy was surprIse -
prIse to see his old pet come limping up the
front walk. Ire had come all the way from
lansB to Council Bluffs . a distance of 300
flubs , cn Coot , anti when he reached hero
ho was so lame that ho could hardly m ve.
His gaunt body showed that the free lunches
along his ruote had not been numerous or
extravagant. How ho ever found his way
hero Is one df the mysteries that will never
be solved . All that Is known Is that a couple
of weeks ago he disappeared from his Kansas
haunts , and new Is wagging tails with his
canine frIends In Council Bluffs.
tIVO Your llolc )
Dy Investing In tIle stock of ( lie Savings ,
Lon and Building association of CouncIl
Bluffs. Incorporated In 1877. Monthly pay-
meets or $1.00 per share netting the Investor
about 10 per cent Interest. Ten series already -
ready paid out , which fully lemonstrate3
the ability of the association to mature its
steels In about
seventy-five monthly pay-
ments. No loans made outside of Council
Bluffs , and all applications examined and
passed upon by a majority oC the board of
directors. Good loans wanted. Full Inlorma-
ton can be obtained at the office of D.V. .
Otis , secretary , 10 Main street , or any or the
following directors : II. \V. lazelton , Frank
Grass , John Brown A. S. Hazelton , H C.
Deebe , A. D. Walker , E. E. Hart , F. C.
Lougee , S. S. Leonard
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Davis seHs ! drugs paints and glass cb ap ,
Froth " : v.r Hurr.
Fred Evers , who keeps a butcher shop
near the corner of Broadway and Twenty'
third strEets , met with a bad accident yesterday -
terday afternoon while hanging a , side of
beef on a hook. Ho was standing on a
chair , but the chair tipped over and ho was
thrown to the floor. As he fell , one of the
big hooks used for hanging meat caught him
In the left arm at the elbow and tore a
tremendous alit to the wrIst , scraping the
bone the entire distance. The wound bled
profusely , and Dr. Montgomery , who was
summoned to bInd It up , stated last evening
that amputation would probably have to be
resorted to In order to save the member.
Every purchaser at Davis' drug store gets
a choIce sheet of music free.
Jutchors Will OrllUlze ,
A meeting of butchers Is to bo held at the
Scottish lUte hal next Tuesday for the
purpose of forming an organization In the
state The grand secretary of the National
Butchers union , from St. Louis , will be here
and effect the organization. Invitations have
been sent to hue local unions all over the
state to be present , and delegations are cx-
pected here from between fifteen and twenty
of the leading cities. An invItation Is also
extended to the butchers oC Omaha to be ,
present and witness the ceremonies. Iowa
Is the first state In the union to try to
form I state organization. '
Iuler Hay r"hlt Meetings.
Commencing Monday anti continuing every
evning for an Indefinite period the Itcar-
ganlzed Church of Jesus ChrIst of Latter
Day Saints wi conduct a series of meetings
al theIr church oa Pierce street , the object
being to gIve every citizen of Council Infls
an opportunity 10 learn their faith and doc-
( rice , as wel as to save souls. Elder J. W.
Wiiams will conflict the services , and he wi
be ably uEslstol by Presl : ent Jcseph Sm th and
A. ii. Smith , sons of the 11rophet JOcph
Snuitli . An Important feature wi bo the
question box All are welcome to come anti
ask questions . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oas cocklno stoves for rent and for sale : t
Gas Co.'s office .
Co.s ofco.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap
unit Ii ot Ur. llclillrll.
Dr. George n , MeGavren , one of the proml-
Dorr In Missouri Valley. lie located In liar-
day night at the home 'f his daughter , Mrs.
Ioor , In ! l surl Valley. Ho located In Har-
risen county In 18&0 , ana was at one time
tmo
one of the foremost physicians lt western
Iowa . For several years past he has been I
an invalid . In 1870 ho was I member oC the' '
state legislature . lie leaves n widow and
seven children , all grown but ono. lie leavE
a large estate , consisting mainly ef bUBlness
and residence property
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Car ' ful analyses always show Price's
licking ! Powder to bo absolutely pure
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k'O lilt J , I ) 'Ji , ' .U'JJ'Inl.
J'.ull ) Troubles , i.euuul . to a UUluJrnplc ; Shoot-
log at 1'"lrllonr , hiuin.
JAIIN' lulfan , Jan IS.-Sam G ,
Jolalnr shot and killed his wlfe'a father
and , ; mother and his wIre last night lie
went to I.'alrmont , about four miles from
their home , bouGht a Wlncheztlr rule , went
luck and shot tiuenu lie then ned to an
uloccupul : ! house when a sheriff's pOOl
PlfUI'd 111 , Here durng : I skirmish he
wa kl ' d b ) a shot In the lemple , the
ilosse stating that It was self Inflicted . Do.
mlltc troubl1 were the C1uze. T. II. Wh t-
ney , htotalina's fatlier.Jn.law , wa a veteran
0' the rebellion , and well known
IEIPSEY ) DRUNK { Th1IE ! RING
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Spectacle at easdArcna ! , ,
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Ills . \ntngonI8t WAS Out lH lefore the
light \ , Callcui-Sectttnrg "crr
11uti UIRuoed at the BIs-
graceful Ixhlblton.
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SEASIDE AThLETIC " . Con , CONEY
ISLAND , N. Y. , Jan IS.-Tho fact that Jack
Dempsey , the "Nonpareil , " was again to
make nn effort to demonstrate that he was
still In the pugilistic 8wll by meeting Tommy i
Ryan of Chicago In the roped arena here , attracted -
tracted fully 4,500 devotees or the art to the
Seaside arena tonight The first but was
between Frank Paterson of Brooklyn all
Sammy Campbel , " : lar1ny Coon . " Paterson -
son got the decision , The huext was one of
ten rounds lt catchwelghts between Jimmy
Ilme of Amsterdam , and Jerry 1r9hal oC
Australia , Dime weighed 130 pounds [ Ind
Marshal , 126. The latter Is a colored man ,
The reCereo's Ileeision was In favor oC Dime.
Hyal was the first to enter the ring and ho
took the "hICllY" corer , which had previously
been occupied by Patterson anti Dinse . Ills
seconds were Joe Choynskl of San Francisco ,
Harry Pigeon oC Chicago , 11ck Dunn oC
Australia and George Siddon9 01 New York
Dempsey entered the ring at 10:5 : : Ills seconds -
ends were "Brooklyn" Jimmy Carrel , Martin
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Dempsey , his brother , and Frank Patterson . I
ills weight was 12 pounds , and ltyauu's was I
145. The bOlt was to be fifteen rounds at ;
catch weights. Dempsey looked ] a trine fat ,
but Ryan wasp In excellent condition.
They simply tapped each other In the first
round , and a number of people yelled , "take
him off ; " "Dempsey's drunk , ' ' In the second -
end round Ryan kept 11nchlng Dempsey In' '
the stomach wlholt "a return , BHI thei ,
smashed him In the jaw. H'an Illael with
Dempsey and then smashed him In the
mouth , Ityan landed 01 the hotly , and the
crowd kept shouting , "tako him off. " nan
hit Dempsey 01 the jaw and floored him
Dempsey got up staggering. The crowd then
yelled louller than b Core : "Tulle him off ;
it's a shame ; take him off. "
In the third round Jack got mad and welt
after his mal , hut Ryan stopped him and
forced hll to the rOllc Han hIt Dempsey
whenever he wished In hue ( mouth .nd II the
face , ant In response to tse frequent yells of
the spectators the gong sounded out , amid the
fight was stopped The announcer said
Dempsey's friends had requested that the
fight should be stopped , and although Demp-
soy seemed to be anxious to go on the referee
g
Ilve the fIht to Ihan Demnsev was II no
condition , -'n'Hl ' isis . "throw down" to his
friends all admirers may do much toward
the downfall of boxing In thus vicinity. Ryan
could have knocked Dempsey out II the first
round , but he let up on the once famous
"Nonpareil. " The fight took place withIn a
stano's ( throw of where "Juck" fought and
won his first battle.
wal frst batte.
TWO RACE TU\CJtS 1"UI 'ritiscO.
Probability ot A Serious Ch"h Between
Ihclut IntereSls lit thin City.
SAN FRANCISCO , Jamu. . 1S.-Two race
tracks may be II full blast In San Francisco
thl9 fall. There Is a aloud on the racing
horizon and a repetition , of the famous Iaw-
( home-Garfield Park clash Is not Improbable
In this city.
The story of hue puichasq of the Sutro
property near Ingleslde for a race track was
made PUblic about a year ago. At that time
the ImpressIon prevailed' that the new syndicate -
cato was In entire harmdny with the stock-
hoMers of the Calorn1a , , Hclley club , es-
pecialy as Williams . Ed ; q r.rrgn and several
others had stock In bothl con erns.
The proposed new trackat . Ingleslde may
never be built , however , hs 't will be war to
the knife In San J'ranclsco racing circles , as
Tom Williams has dehiiid 1Imseif opposed
to the building of a track at Ingles Ide. As
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$ ioo,000 has already been paid for the property .
erty and a similar amount Is due In two
months , something will have to he done right
speedily In this matter. A meeting of the
stockholders of the " new track pr po.slton .s
to be held on Saturday , when Inal plans will
b arranged. I Is possible that the Ii per
cent of stock held by Tom Williams may b
purchased by the other stockholders , of whom
Ed Corrigan anti Joe Ulman arc two of the
largest In that event the new track will at
once be constructed .
Five Favorites FIrSt lit Jay IIRtrlct.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. IS.-Thls was 1
good day for favorites and they won every
race. Mutineer , a 0 to 1 shot , crowded
Idaho Chief In the second , nnd wih a
jockey up , would have won. Summary :
First race , five anti a half furlongs , sell-
log : North , 9. Chorn (2 ( to 1) ) , won : Seaside ,
96 , Flynn (2'ti ( ' to 1) ) second ; Caru alle , 81.
Kinne (6 to 1) ) . third. Ttme. i:22. : Flagstaff ,
My Charm Experiment Colt Ilso ran.
Second race , steven furlongs , selling :
Idaho Chief 106 . Grlln (7 ( to 5) ) , won : Mu-
tneer , b9 , Livermore (0 ( to 1) ) , second ; Little
Bob , St , n. Isom (5 ( to 1) ) , third. Time :
lt6 % . Coquette , Finesse antI Argenta also
ran.
Third race , sIx furlongs , itchIng : Jack
Rlcheleu 102. Carr (9 to 5) ) , won : Motor 101.
Chor H 6 ! 1) ) , second ; Chartreuse , 90 , Grlln
(8 ( to 5) , third. Time : 1:2. 101ie I also
ran.
Fourth race , five and a haIr furlongs , sellIng .
Ing : Glssle , 102 , Chorn (6 ( to 5) ) , won ;
Guadelotupe . 1) , GrUln ( ( o to 1. second ;
I.'aro , 101..Shaw (64 ( to 1) ) , thuirtl. Time : 1:20
San Lucas , BarcaIdlnc , Annie Moore anti
Prlmlndn nile ran.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs , selling -
Ing : Contribution . 105 , Ghorn (7 to 10) ) , won ;
Doly McCone , 103. Carr (7 ( to I ) second :
San Luisltey , 101 $ , Hplnrlchs (5 ( tUI ) , third .
Time : 1:20'4. : Ethel Dixon and Podega also
ran.
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It'Ru14 lt Now Orloinu
NEW OILFANS . Jun. 18.-Weather pleas-
ant ; track heavy ; Itendunce fair. Results :
First race. six furlongs ] : n. F. Fly , jr. , (6 (
to 5) ) won , hlon (5 to 1) ) second , Jim Henry
(100 ( to 1 thuiruh 'J'hne : 1:23 : % ,
( Second race , even furlongs : Lester (7 ( to
2) ) won , Bmllemln (7 ( to 5) ) leconll , Francis
Pope (5 ( to 1) ) thiirul 'rime : 1 :40 : % .
Third race five fnrlongI : Fubla (5 ( to 1) )
won , 1lllget (6 ( to 1) ) second , Luke Parlll
(7 ( to I ) thlrll. Time : 1:00. :
Fourth race , six \ fUlongs : Iolelon (8 ( to
1 won. Klnllor ( ( to I ) Ieconl [ , Gleesome
(1 ( 10 I ) third , ' 'lme : 1:22. :
Fifth race , six furlongs : Norman (7 ( to 5) )
won , Insomnia < ( 0 to I I ) second , Dr. Heell
(8 ( to 1) ) third . Time : . 1:23'f. : . !
Dr. I'rlce's Baking Powder IR declared ] by
all government chemica , experts absolutely
puro. .
P'hnrt l'III'I " , 'ri.'s , ,
William Taylor waR lined $2 and COltS ) 'es-
terIIY for the illegal lsttlbuton or haml-
bills. I
Sneak thIeves entered thp house of Jens
Peterpon ) yesterday and , side a ladles' gold
watch 111 $7. .
A. , \ . nowlpy , a knigit I ) of the grip stop-
ling ut the Paxton reporwll to Ihp iohlu'e
last night that hula griu .lua l , tpCil stolen. ] I
contained a mileage boo and other articles
uf less valtue ' '
Dr. Weavpr was Inell $ td costs In the
police court yesterday feruuttitug a stencil :
puttng stent:1
advertisement on the Ilev'ulkl , allvertslng
a patent nuedhelne lIe was also told to gO
anti erase the marks he had put on the
walks and pavment
Jones and Iet ) , alTested , on tie charge or
emugaging In I fight at Zuiru , Clalk'l house
on Thlrty-nrl a tl Decatur streets ,
\\'edneslIY n'ght. ' were sentenced to ten
, Ila's at work on the streets by 10lce JUdge
Crosby yesterday afternoon .
'rhue iurelimninary examination of
'Jhe Ilellnlnar ) exam.naton Corporal
James Brennan , company 0 , chlretl with
wih
assaulting 1111 Johnson 1 few evenings
ago , was commtmcell In the Iiolce court
yesterday afternoon. A large number or
witnesses have been subpoenaed.
Detective \ \ ' Ilam I A. I'lnkertot hal Idnt-
tied George Beck one or the hotel robbers .
18 n former < Chicago crook , known lS
George Beck , alla Derman , alas luvel-
bind , and hue written 10 Chief or Polc3
HelvlY huRt the man has done tune ut
Joliet for bursllr ) ' . . rene tme
laden Brol' . ld , Is -S on page 5.
Irt'luut h 1"0 I $ ult.
I H MONT , Jon , 18.-Specal.-Ju'Jge ( : ) Sul- ,
Ivan hal handed dQwn his decision In the
case Of Abrahams aGainst the city tt l re- I
mont , anti I was ftall In district court this
morning Abrahams prl'el110r an Injuncton
to restrain the city from allowing the sewer-
ago system outlet dhtttieg from discharging
Into the Rawhide creek , claiming tht hue
waters thereof were badly [ polluted thereby
anti remlerell unfit fo upe. A trial of the
case was hall before Judge Sullivan , cntnl-
Ing for foversl days , anl n great many wit-
nesses were enmlnell , those In the part of
the city contcnllng that the Hawhllo creek
It not polliell by the sewer , as the cower
water runs In open ditches several miles be
fore renehn ! the creek , and lucre Is also n
large volume of fresh water constantly used
In flushing the cowers .
, The decision of JUdge SullIvan Is In favor
of for. hue city anti Ilenies the InJulclon asked
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MOTORS FOR MalL CARRIEItS.
1'111 for leler I'ottul Strulee for South
Chl'h" Il'tl ) ' for 1'pro"I1
Arrangements are being perfected by Chief
Clerk Vallef'oort of the United States railway -
way mal service to inaugurate n new 111
service between Omaha and South Omaha ,
which will be n decided Improvement on the
present system and gin South Omaha a tie-
livery system on the same Eehedulo as that
of Onuahin
I hl9 been rumored for several days around
the federal bllllng that the cllzel9 of
South Omaha were dissatisfied wih the
present system 01 sending mal by train
Crom Omahn to South Omaha The mlter
was referred to Chief Clerk Vandervoort ,
and after discussing several plans to give
South Omaha quicker anti more frequent de-
livery service I was decided that the best
remely would be to snake imp the pouches
contalnlnK South Omaha mal at Omahn and
send them down on the trains of the Omaha
Street HIlwlY company.
J'f I I , Murphy , Nesllent of the street
railway COlpan ' , was seen Ill an agree-
ajrc-
ment quickly reached. The contracts were
drawn lD and Mr. Murphy's signature afxecl
thereto ) 'esterla ) ' . The Ilaller will be sent to
Washlnglon at once , and Immediately upon
the approval of the second assIstant IJost-
ma9ter general the new motor mal servIce
between Omaha and South Omaha will
go
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Into effect. The practice aI , sending South I I
Omaha mal to the depot and forwarding It
on traIns will bo Ilscoltnull and Uncle
Sam wi utilize the street railway service.
The new service will also enable their correspondence -
respolHleneo to reach Omaha and make quick
connections wih eastern mails . as well as
giving South Omahl the benefit of prompt
receipt oC mal received It Omaha for the
bustling southern suburb.
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Dr. Price's Baking I'owder has the best
keeping properties , because . It'D absolutey ]
P15 re.
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Edwin O. QIlgloy of Xc" York SecureR
'lIIURIIHls trom the Ilerelltlo biutinutuul.
NEW YORK , Jan. IS.-Ellwln O. Quigley ,
of the firm or Quigley & Tuttle , dealers In' '
Investment securities at G Wal street was
arrested today on complaint of President W.
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1. St. John oC the Mercantile National banll ,
charged wih forging bonds In the cites or
Cleveland , SpringfIeld anlI Zanesviile . 0. , and
Harrisburg , Pa. Quigley admis the Corgerles
The banle holds 1,066OOO of these forged
bonds against advalce or $7,000.
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LUST A lUNIll " T/JOUSA.D.
Secretary of 1 1,011 Company Hoslonsltlo
for JlslJprolrhlton.
NEW YORK . Jan 18.-Superlntendent
Preston of the state bankIng department has
Investgated the books oC the Banllers' Loan
and Investment company and finds that the
stocllholders have lost $100,000 through the
misappropriation and bad investment of Galen
H. Coon , secretary of the company. Most of
hue bad investments were made In Roanoke ,
Va.
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GA.UllmS JIEjUll TIlE Un..Nn JUnr.
DCB MoInes J'oltclnlsory Much Exercised
liver n".ent Ies-eiopinonts.
DES MOINES , Jan. 18.-Speclnl ( Tele
gram.-The ) suspension oC Chief of l'olc2
Johnson ar.d . three ether omcers by Mayor
HIls last night created a sensation when
It became generally known this morning.
A well known attorney said today that
thel'C would be an Immense sensation he-
fore the tnvestsatnnl of the sensaton jury
closed its . labors. Having been before the
Iran < jury himself on the same mater
( question oC gnmhln ! ) , he Is naturally
supposed to know I good deal marc about
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the subject than he could make public , and
In Cuct he implied a ! much. One oC the
officers who was suspemled said that they
could completely vindicate themselves , but
that they would not be responsible IC other
people got their toes
trampled on In the
operation , hintng that the mayor was try-
Ing to shift 1 loall that he did not like to
carry. But , however , whatever may be
the real anlmns or the suspensions and
charges led , there wi be a full Investga-
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ton.Us"t . lIAol out \0111. '
DES JONI < S , Jan. 18.-Speclal ( Tele-
grnun-The ) sequel to the shooting of Fred
Barber by ! r. Ethal on Monday occurred
this mornIng , when 1lr9 , Ethll wits eliot
by Barber. Soon after Mrs . Ethal's hU9-
band hUl gone to worll Mrs. gtll heard
n rap at the door and on , opening It In
stepped Barber. Barber Irthet her and
with an oath said , "Now I have you and
YOU won't get away front me this time. "
Fright gave her extra strength antI she
freell herself from his grasp anti started to
run , when he pulled I revolver anti lireti
two shots at her one going wide or Ired I !
mll'll , but the next striking her In the
back.
She fell and called him a cowardly vii-
vl-
lain to use a gun on a deCenselets woman.
\S'hen she threatenecl hIm with arrest he
laughed anll said that all the Iollee nnd
detectves In hue city could not arrest
him , for they could not find him. The
hlhlren ' , who wele up ran out or the house
Icrenmln , This brtught Bal'ber to the
senJ of his danger and he Itnrted to the
woods , accompanIed by nn unknown man
who hud been waiting outside anti who Is
Iullposed to 1m hue same who was with
llarber the lust time he was there No
arrests hlve been made Mrs. Ethal Is
not dangerously hurt.
111 : 1)luueourtigo the I'reachor.
SIOUX CITY , Jan lS.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-I'olice Judge Doughty created I surprise
by dismissing the caSl'1 against the three
prostitutes against whom Hev. J.V. . Ma-
hood had testifleti . on the glound
or lack of convIctng evidence I
was generally regarded as certain
he would convict.nhoo(1 says he Is
not discouraged ant wIll take the cases lp
In 11 new Corm , lie went itt once to n
Jtustice or the hence anti hall warrants Is-
sued for the slme w'onucn and 11)- were
arrested and placed nder ! ontls.
'Che grunll Jury relorte today , artor a
short seKslon , 'J'hel'e was only one indict-
meat that cUllel any censtutioii . I was
against Oeorgc W. Klnglworth , I well
known buslnelt man , for ohtalnlng money
by Cu181 luretenses. I Is charged tht : he
was guilty of some irregularities In connec-
ton with the mlnage/ent oC I goll cure
Instlte , oC which he wan Coulller and In
which Council Illffl ieoile were interesteti .
county 'J'ho case courts hue before been , \ In the I'ottttwattumuic
burst SUlrllo ( 'ouurt Ihecitlons.
lIS MOINES , Jan , 18.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram-Thuo ) Colowlnl ollnlonK were lel
In the Illremo court today : L. . E. Steven-
son against Chicago & Northiwestermu Itnil-
way company. appellant , Story district Hal-
firmetl . I , . W. Thomas uglinst Chicago ,
ZuIiluvauukee & Ht. l'uutul
llwallt 1111 Railway COmlJIY ,
ulpllant , Marshli district , reveriu'tl . I , .
II. Dunton 1/llnst Thomas McCook . Ippll-
lunt , llchel district , alrmell , Jlry A.
Mohler against estate or Anthony Shunk
deceased , John . r" Shank , administrator anti
appellaiit. .1. . ll , I' . Shanl et iii appellants ,
agulnst Mttry A. Mohler ot aI , uppelant8 ; )
district , reversell. Herman logaarl / ct u.
appellants , against I ncellenlllnt Dstrict oC
Ilulnvt.w et ai , Ilrlon district t. muillrineul .
Mary J. Jcmald , ugulnst the Chicago ,
Burlington & Quincy Halway cumplny ,
Union county , reversed on defendant's up-
peal , alrmed emu plaintiff's.
UrJlulet a YlglUIOO : ( : ulllleo.
CI DAl I\PIDS , Ia" , Jan 18-(8peclal (
'l'eiegram.-Thue ) people . of Cottage , a small
village In lurdln county , have organized n
vlKlan e eommnittee. The farmers In that
vicinity huve been bothrell Cor stoma time
ly raids on their granaries and barns , re-
snllng In ( 'onsideraiule loss In the way or
grain anlt Iioull ) ' . 'Che commitee will endeavor -
deavor to put I shot to the depredations
Intl apprehend the robbers : .
ThJrUI" ( rl.rhl , : IU the 1..1111' . .
< f DAl ItAl'hlS . , la" , Jan. 18.-(8pclal ( Ttl.
egruun-Thiree ) eurloads oC corn , wheat antI
clothlnl were sent Crol 'lpton totiuy to
the secretary or the Nebraska State Relief
aSloclltun for the Irouth sufferers In the
western part of that stiue. 'I'hium vlile or
the three cars was about $ &uO. Alother
c,11 , I ; 11 I was suit from 4 .uieehauuics'Ille1 la.
U.'de DI ? ) ' , ad isca 13C' t.
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: ilest. I'owcr for Corui musiul Feetl Mills , lluuiing
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Neverfailq. ( IUAItANTflE0tu every bottle. SUIIU p ' '
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'l'O A SlAY. Soltt by all icatituig tiruigei'uts It your
druggist doe s tiot have it , do utot let hiItiu sell youu sonuetluitg chute , but samid iototlt or.ir for $2
aial wevlii forward by express. Muuiuitmtetiured : only by ( Ito
CAMOLE JUNIPER COOmutha , Nebraska.
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S r . , All kinds of Dyeing
r and Cleaning done in
uI ( lie highuest style of
: S1EM ! i thie art. Fatleti and
tLp.a . stained fabrics made
----c % to bole as good as 'I
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ytwo _ _ _ new. Work promptly
done and tlehivereti
tcL- - - In all Piurts of the 1'
J WORK ! .0r : : price country. list. tlciud for
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western Depot , Couacii ,
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OFFER FRO1llSTOC1iIIOLDERS
Propose to Pay All Prior Liens on the
Union Pacific.
ASK FOR AN EXTENSION OFTIMEIN RETURN
Comnuittco on I'achliu Itoads Not Itichined
to MilLo ituiy Ciinuugcs Ia thin ReIlLy
flh11-Jmutcrcst Itsito May
lie ] ieinccd.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-A propoBitlon
from ( hue stockholders of the Union I'aclflc
railway was presented to congress today , offering -
fering to assess thuemselves cnoughu to pay all
bomids which have priority over ( hue lien of
the United States in consideration of the
extension of the loan for fifty years. The
proposition states a part of the loan for
which the goveriment is responsible , $33,039-
512 , wIll mature before ( Ito meeting of the
Fifty-fourth congress. They represent that
lii consequence of ( lie business depression
thuero has been a marked falling off in busl-
ness , amounting to 48 per cent for the first
ten months of 1894 , as compared with 1893 ,
and thuat this has resulted in a failure to
macct tlue bonds of ( Ito various divisions of
( lie road ,
The propositions for changes In thue Reilly
bill , which were submitted to ( lie house coin-
snittee on Pacific railways by representatives
of the Union Pacific , have been rejoctetl.
The veto takemu n committee ras umumsuis-
takabiy agaimust adopting any material
amendmnents to the measure , vhiich is now
on tluo calendar of the house. 'flint proposal
upon which the Union Pacific laid mnost
stress , a reduction of ( lie rate of interest on
thie governnuent debt , met with general favor.
Arnonilments to mneet the views of receivers
and shuarehioliers may be biiatlc before the
bill is idaccti before the house , htit totlny'
mmueeting was Probably thic last important sea-
siomi of ( hue con-inuliee ( before ( lie house tukcs
up its nueasure.
' .VA1'1'IN ( ON TEl II OYEltltNl ) ,
Foiiuiutitau , of nut Agruiemnetit by Ve't'rn
1iii cli 1)o pomldN IJliu I lu 0 von ui mu ii ,
CI1ICAfIO , Jan. 18-The formation of a
passenger uugrcernent by the westeruu and
transcontinental hues now rests entirely with
( Ito Uuiion I'aciflc. Nobody knows whiat that
llruo will do , anti it is doubtful if it knows
itself. That line of action it will pursue is
denentient unoui ( lie flht mmmv iii progress for
separate receivernltipH for thue Qregon Short
Line anti Utah Northern. If this Iii womu by
( hue latter lines the Itock Islanti anti the
hlurhlngtoii will snake a deal with the Oregon
Short Line for the hamudulng of their business
beyomud Ogtien , atiui if ( hint is carried otut the
Union Pacific vill cut a small figure in the
calculations of the other lines regarding ( lie
formation of ( lie association , All efforts look-
iuig to the auioption of an agreemaemit huave
practically ceased and ( lucre is smumahl chuamico
of their behnq resumed until it is known what
( lie Union I .mciflc can and will do.
Illinois ( 'custral hCeau'hilng out.
NAShVILLE , Jan. 18.-A rumor ( hint the
Illinois Central raluroati huas purchased , or
was muegotiating for the purchase , of the
W'esterru Ashivihle dummy line , with cm view
of securing an entrance Into the city line
hteen curculateti for several days It Is re-
muorted that the company wiuuhieul to extend
their hue to Nflu4hiviiie from Iiopkinsvlibe ,
via Clarkuiville ; also ( lint thit'9' wanteti to
huuiltl the Midlauiui i-oath from l'erryvihitm to
Nasluvihie untl conruect with the 'renriessee
Central at Lehuanon , 140 far nothing detinite
as to ( hue conrectiueuus of these reports line
been learned ,
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry fo
citche's Castorla.
Children Crit"
Pitcher's Castorla.
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