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1 I JUttED A NUMBER' BILLS' I '
! Eoma or tim Jobs - Accmplsbed by the
Legislature have Been Headed Off.
GOVI IOlCOMB AT WORK WIH IllS VETO
Btntn t1roqttory I1clt&tI & : "nnre nnll thn
JIIIIsrtol , I lo.rlt . Hnlfked Out-
Ofrlr,1 A 1'lrOlrlllol , , 13th SIgned
-JIckcU.i JII Wlnii.
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INCO.N.prl to.-Spcclal ( Telegram.- )
Governor Uolcomb thla morning return a
number of vetoes of bis and vetoes or
, " parts of bis to the ccrctary of state.
( Houlu Hal l22 , Houso's depository bIll ,
amemlell-tn exctide the stale treasurer from
b the provisions of the old eposlory law , Is
E vetoed In Its entIrety.
10uso Roll &IO. creating a board of [ Imml-
t graton and Industrial statIstics . meets with
I the sme Catc. The r sol alvancell ly the
goveruor are that th bill I unnccessary alll ,
- tn conflict with the present bureau of labor .
and Industrlnl statistics.
. Illl
statslcs.
' . .
' In the claims bill , lou ! Hol cn , appro- ,
prlatnl money for the payment of miscel- .
lanous Items or Indebtedncss. the , tovernor
vetoes the following Items : " alnry or district
Judge , Third Judicial district , said sal.lY to I
, bo \:11 quarterly , $2GOO , or $5,000 for two
; years ; salary one official court reporter for
, Third Julclnl , IHstrlcl $1. OO , or $3.000 for
t two years " The governor Pys : "The act
creatIng an allltonal ( Judge In the Third t
judicial district , having been approved , thes ;
; . ittns or alllroprlnton ) become trnnecossary. "
House Hal 631. the general allprollrlaton I
bill for tha payment or state department L
and public Institution olfirers . was signet i
today . as WS also house Hal 632 , with the
exception of the Hem nlproprlatnp $12lOO ( )
for IOOO cOllies oC the revlsd statutes , which r
'as disapproved.
CQ.OI NO nAil TO MARTt1AOi.
Nebraska Is the twentieth state In the (
union 10 throw down the barriers on marriages -
rinses between persons of the "hlo nut i
ner ) race. I'or , twenty-five years Nebrslc I
hua' such . '
ha' prohibIted marriages. The recenl t
" legislature , at the Instance of Dr. M. O.
: nlclets , a cdored man and one or the rep
re entatves front Douglas county repealed I
the law and as Governor 10icomb Is die -
posed to permit the bill to become effc"
lve and It Is said will not veto ' I I
white and colored people may legaly
4 - be united In marriage In this state In the
. future. The states of the union pcrmltng
marriages between whites mul neroes arc :
Illinois , Iowa , Kansas , : Iassachusets ! , "lchl- :
gao , Minnesota , New liampetulre New .Ierey ,
\ Nl W YOlt , Ncrlh Iakta Ohio , Pennsylvnlia. .er
. . \ . Rhode Islall , South Dakota , Vermont , Wis-
" . - ' consUl and "yaminI
. Some ot the state laws relating to such 1
marriages arc strict. In a number , perhnps
In the majority of southern states , white
persons anti nlgaes are not permItted to 1\'e
together as man and wlte , even after they :
have brcn married In other slates permittln
Ilermltnl
such marriages. For Instance , the courts of
Tennessee have decided that tl white man an
a colored woman , legally married accordIuu
to the Corls of law In other states , ccorrlng le
indicted for criminal offense IC they remove
: , . ' to Tennessee. The courts oC Virginia have
i' elmlarly lucid
TEXT 01. TIlE VETO MiSSAGES :
lion. J. A. I'ipr , Secretary of State , I.ln-
coin , Neb : SIr-The Twenty-fourth session
oC the legislature of the state oC Nebraslt L
bavhll : adjourned sine die In accordance
with the provisions of section 15 , article v ;
artcle
of the constitution. I berewlh return to
your olie without my approval the follow . -
lag act : Colow-
House roll No. 522. "An
rol l2. . act to provide Cor
the allpolntment at county hoards oC tleo I-
lorleR at certain public funds ; to provide ,
for the depositing oC certain public fund ]
'wih such depositories , to pUllc county
treasurer violating tim 11rJvl lens of this act ,
to require sureties on the bonds of such de-
positorlee to make ;
. posiories Itatements under oath as
'
) - 'to their eXl'mllt worth , ant to punish sur . -
tieR making such statementR falsely , and to
Tepenl chapter [ of the session laws oC
159 "
While many provisions oC this act arc calculated I-
culated to 'Irotect the Interests of the Ileo-
4 1Ip , others are not , In my opinion , condu-
. . clve to good government. The repeal of the
law governing deposits oC state funds was
: J > asset durIng the hurry and excitement it i-
cldeut to the close ot a lellshllve Sl8Rlon ,
hind . Is contrary aR I believe , to the will of
wi
' , the people ot the entire state .
My objections to tire bi and the reasons
for wlhhollll executive approval wi be 1
l\'ln at greater length and led In your o f-
flee nR Foon as I have examined all bli
al bis
presented eglsiatura to ere on final adJournment ot the
I herewith return house roll No Gil , or 1-
! : $ titled : "An act making an appropriation ror
the payment of miscellaneous items of In- r
debtlllnesl owing by the state of Nebraska , , ;
applved ( this day by me excepting the following 1-
lowing Items therein contained :
"Salary , one district judge , Third judicial
district. said salary to be Ilaid 'uarterly , ,
; 2,5 ; : .O. " '
"
"Salnry : , one official court reporter Cor
' 5 Thlrl\ \ judicial dIstrict. said salary to 1 Lie
: paid quarterly , slr , ; $ ,0. "
Tire act creating an n1Itonai Judge In
the Third jUllclal district Ilvlnl ! : been IIR- ,3r
approved these Hems oC appropriation Lu 0-
core uruilurcesuniry .
; I herewith return to your olce wihout
tl ' IllJIJrOval the following net :
1' . .Ju Jousn roll No. 10 ; , an net to create n
'I 1JI'eau of immigration 1111 In.luslrlal . st a-
. r tlslcs , to delne the dutl's of Is omcerK
In to repeal chupter .11 , tetmlon laws of
11 81.
: , The bill Ilrovlles for nn unnecessary e , t-
IenRe , , Inasmuch ns the labor to be re r-
I' , ormll can le accollllshet hy the BU1enl ler'-
oC I.ahor antI Industrial StrutisticH . My ob-
' jecton to the bi anll the reason for wit ii-
bolding lxel utve approval wi be given at
greater length ant 11'11 In your olce at
small ni I i : have exumlnell all hUla preMenlell
to me on fnal adjournment of the legisl ru.
' , . lure SU.AS A. JOLCOrU ,
, . Governor
) . NO EXTfA JUnGJ NlmDm.
The governor also vetoed senate file No. I
184 , to apportion the state into JUllclnl districts :
tricts nail for the appointment oC I tour tin
, judge In the Thlnl judicial district , I.ancastcr
connty. This Is the bill which was so luau Iiy
, confused In its wording hunt tire best Iwycu
I hell different vlcws concerning I. One or
\ . Its Provisions ludo I InCumh , nt for an
election of judges to be lucid In November ,
/ , 1895 , while another one nllle In Iuposslblc
for the ACt to go into effect until Junuar ry ,
_ 189C.
I 189C.Thn governor also vetoed tire item or $1 . ) , -
lOO for compiling I new edition or the stat-
Ut08 , which was Incorporntell In house r all
No. G32 general appropriation bill. lie
7 Bignell 631 , the first section at the general
airproprlation bill , providing ror ( tire '
apllroprlaton hi provlUnl or p.'lent
oC sabri of department oUcers and headt
of atato instituttone
lasllntonc
The Colnwlng bills were slgaell tOlay :
Senle : tile No. 132 , hy Wright tG regulate
ktt the ( rgalizaton and operation of mutual
' benefit aoclatons ; house roll No. 31 , b ,
1" 10hlnson , providing that warrants sir )
, ; U draw Interest front date or presenlaton ahal ;
I house roll rGO , by Jenriear , Ilro\'hlng for ( ,
II
; _ t F vision or counties anll locating or counl ) :
nets , ali house roil No. 8 : , by lee , author-
I , : C . Ilng tire Ilestlent or sinking funds In
' i. tire hant > of county trelsurcl In reglstored
.
warrantu
,
i < O\J-NOlt HOLDS A NIGHT SiSSIC IN.
OovernGr Holcmb wa nt work In hIs
u ofco until a lae hour' tUllglt , conslderln !
, tire five lriils now In his hanlls. They are i
' , hou8e roll No. 601 , tG annul the contract ba.
"V tweel the state and nl Dorgn for leasln !
the Ilonlenlary , And appropriatng $35,00
' , . . ' buy him out : No. 61 ( , lo P rote .
' JiJ- vide for township organization and
to divide counties Into townships ; No ! 4G ( U-
borlles the rormalon or fro , lightning and
I cyclone mutual Insurance cOIIJnle > : No I ,
. _ t33 . the Omaha charter an.1 . No 339 , Ir lLii ok-
etta' bIll legalizing : marriage between the I
, white antI colored races , 8111 repelirrg 11-
lion 1,39G uf the Conlolllatctl Statutes at 1891 :
: No acton wi be tal\n on any of those
, "easurtl until tomorrow nrornirrg. 'Fine thne
4 for the expiration of the tre ( lays' limit from : : r
, ' the adjournment or the legislature dos not i
. 7 . expire until Thurda ) noon ,
L ' 1'lrlh 1.1''UI Curni ventinnu.
I WFi'1NO'ATiit . Neb. , Apri to.-
It ( Sirecial.-Tiue ) annual con\'enlon oC the 1 I 11-
worth league ot the Nebraska City dlstrlcl ;
beGan lucre this evening antI wi contnue
until Friday night Jeltgates are coming tn
trm all dlreelons and an unusualy good pro-
' : cram bas bocn Prepared , by Ho\ Mr. Woodcock -
. . cock , Tonight L. O. Jonr at Lincoln do-
4/ ' Uvored "n addts.s qn the "Lea&uo and I
4.
I I
the Flag , or Patriotism fer Youl '
People , " An orchestra and full chorus ron-
tie red the music Thursday afternoon the
juniors will sere a luncheon to all the dele ;
gat08 , anti In the evening 1)r Murray of
gaO
Oraha will lecture on "Growing Young. " A
number or , good papers on 'arlons topics will
be read at morning and afternoon seralons
ant
ofC each day. Friday evening Ho\ Frank
Crlne or Omalra will lecture on " \'mn-
olo/Y . " The business meeting will bo lucid
Fa , riday afernoon , I Is expected the atent-
ance from abroad will number fully t25.
OWN b''AMI'ItH O UV.nJO ! UUO ,
'cat Inooln VI Innna ' tgainst tin C'Rnlnl
"lltcleR Rt t''faent
LINCOLN , April 1O.-Special.-West ( )
Lincoln Is agitated over a mat dog scare
Many of the male ruldent are now going
about armed , and quite I number at canInes
have been laid out by the unerring aIm or
the numerous sirarpslrooters. On Monday
lat l n- dog belonging to 'Squire England went
mnd end came running down Oak creek ,
lling and snappIng at everything In Its
W.I ) ' . A flee Jersey cow , belongIng to Super-
Intendent i Garner of the packing houses , was
Ilten In the lip and tongue , and subse
Iluenty i killed. Three or .Iour others logs
In i Wcst Lincoln were bitten. The paroxy
oPPlrenty passed off and the dog suffered
hlnlet i to be captul'd and brought to thc
pnthrblologlcal laboratory at the State Unl'
VEllty , where heRa placed In a caKe.
'fodoy another fit seized the animal. lie
a ttacked the woden bars ot the cage and
It i became necessary to kill him Dissection
of tire body revealed 1 a case or genuine
r abies.
G. V. ' . nrnll of PleltrrI , Gage county ,
arlvell In Lincoln last night In search or
his i son , Roy , IG years old , who let home
y esterday morning with a pony and a companion -
p anion who had ale a horse. Mr. Urami
learnerl l that Hey had passed throngh Lincoln
and bat tried to fel the pony , saying that
ho I wAnted to buy a ticket to Dcnver. This
fnornlng the Cather went on to Ashland , as I
he i learned that the boy bad left hlre last
evening for Omaha.
Tire district court Jlas , been asked by T. F.
Barnes to attach Nick Snyder for contempt
at Its orders. "Ir. Darnes acts for Iho First
National bank and claims that Snyder has I
been moving buildings ol some prop'rty
In i Newman addition after the court bad
ordered him not to do so. Barnes claims I
< <
that he sold the property to one Main , who t
subsequently leased It to Snyder. Later 1
develop 'hut Barnes had included 1 the ;
property ; In a blanket mortgage to the bank
No one hall ever notified the parties that
the bank claimed it , but upon finding such
to bo thc case , Snyder started to move of
the buidings he had moved on and erected ,
Tine new excise boarll has added the rol-
l owing to the list of salon licenses : Charles n
4\ . leJlelelch , 847 0 street ; I. Schiler ,
23G Garfield ; Lincoln hotel ; J. A. Kden ,
21 North Tenth ; John naner , 911 0 : J. V.
helm , lll 0 : P. J. Kenlcd ) 117 1 : Fred I
Ottens . 2101 0 ; Ella EPIIS , 134 0 ; C. liar
master , 121 South Twelfth : William Frahm ,
211 North Ninth ; Oat "roran 733 0 ; Lincoln
LIquor and Cigar COllany ; I S. 1lcOoopan ,
123 North Eteventir. Thirty licenses ha'e (
been granted In all , and eleven hold o\'er
until ThurHly morning for further hearing ,
making Carty-one applications IN to date
cl1.rC1LLOht c.NViiLI'S . CI.\NGI :
II's \ccnpted the PrcAllelcy of tire Ohio
State Llnrivoraity.
LINCOLN , Allrl 10.-Speclal ( Teleram.- ) -
Chancellor Canleld at the State univeriy
this evening accepted the presidency of the
Ohio State universIty at a salary of $ GO
per annum and house rent. Tim Ohio university -
versity has been trying to secure the services -
Ices of the chancelor for over I year , but
not until today did bo give the rcgnts bls
ultirnatunn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lrC01nt Chnngolt the flesnult.
ASHLAND , Neb. , April to.-Speelal- ( )
The election or I city clerk has now bcen
definitely settled. The first count showed
that R. D. 1lue and George P. Raltcr had
led and a recount In the First ward gave
Pine a majority oC three over his opponent
and now the latest count at the vote at
0C
the Second ward showed I mistake or ten
votes In favor of Pine , which gh'e3 RcdUter
a majority ot seven.
Each day nol adds mor interest to the
teachers' meetng to be held here Friday ! d
Saturday for the benefit of teachers In I
Saunders Sarpy all Cass counties. Friday
afternoon there has been arranged a bal
game between 'aheo and Ashland for th , e
entertaInment ot the visiting teachers and
people _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
11. , Paul Secret inciotIrg ' ,
ST. PAUL , Neb" , Apri 10.-Speclal- ( )
Mount Ararat commander , No. 23 , held Is Se
election oC officers last nIght , rcslltng In the
following selections : n. D. Jais , E. C . , ;
J. W. Templn , G. ; I. T. lel , C. G. ; Z. T.
I.efurch. S. W ; Paul Anderson , J. W. ; P.
G. Shaustraln , treasurer ; S. " ' . Jarhson , re-
cnrder The commanidery Is In good cur I-
nhltion .
Grand Master Workman J. O. Tate of the
Ancient Orden of [ United \'orlmen , del v-
cred a lecture In the Mcthcdlst church last t
nlKht Mr Tate spoke for one hour , dwel-
inig on the merits oC the order In a wel di 3-
livered speech. The church was completely ,
tIlled. _ _ _ _ _ _
'Vlln : to Tale the % nrrrrnrtu. '
LINCOLN , April 10.-Sl ( ' clal.-The ) r 5-
Pet ommlsslon held a short session this
mornIng and declled to expend $3,000 ot the
$10,000 on hanll In the purchase or lour Cor
Immellnte distribution. They also agreed to
order two carloads of leans of the lo\est ?
bidder. President Nason says that a I.lncoln %
trm of bond brokers , Green & Van Duyn ,
has expressed a wllnlness to tale the
ti'a
whole $20,00 issue at par. I had bcen
generally supposed ] that these warrants drew
but I per cent Interest. whereas they bear
interest at the rate oC 7 per cent.
V.'nriigu " "Ifr.ul In ( ) rgrur'ze.
VFNANGO , Neb. , April 10-Spsciai. ( ) -
Al arrangements have ben comlllete ror
the crganlzaton ot a Grand Army at thl I
Hepuhlc post here. Eighteen veterans si t-
nilell their Intnton to bcQme niennirer .5.
'I'lro local camp of MotlernuVooilunen have
received a car of corn , oats and m1ct see d ,
whIch was donated \ by Woomen at and near
loomlngton , Ill. This donaton Is the result
of the personal efforts ot J. W. Miler , who
visited his old borne In th6 Inlere3t at needy
members In this vicinity.
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.JHIL Irll ) ' : lsly ( : I'lllrpI ; ,
PAllONT , Neb , April I0-Special. ( ) -
Herbert Cocram , the man who broke Jai at
Geneva .Septemher , came here last nig lit
and broke Into Kemp Put & Co.'s store alll
took some clothing . Tins moring the rai % ,
road emplo'es noticed the seal or a car of
mlrchalllae was broken , and , on opening Il
tG see viraL was wrong Cound tire thief ni rd
anal her man In the ear . The deputy ant
lnnmedlatehy arrested threrrr
Immediate\
Chlhl lurl"t In . I'ront , \llrll.
iEA TIC , April 10.-Speclal ( Telegratr )
-The police were called upon today by a
resllent or Ocno\"er addition to this ciy
to retrieve the body or a cnld which hd
heen burled la his front door yard by a
rormr- occupant at the IIIC < I la stat ed
that the burial occurred three year ago anll
was done to avoid funeral expenses . 'h _
CQroner IUl decided to Invltgate the luter ,
"I'rlu" I ulubtutir . t..M tinirrenrtler .
l'I.ATTSlOUTH , Neb. , April 10.-SpcI11 (
Tciegranr.-The ) ( 'I rerun Army veterans or
this city cel brte the anniversary or I.e'l
surrender In an entertainment at Whlo's
opera house last night The exercises cc in-
sited or speeches ncJatGas and Jr uslcal
numbers. lon , J. I. Strode or I.hlcln W3S
preeut and del\'rre a splendid address
\ .rlr Coully l'sonreer lead
UfADSIA W. Neb , April 10.-Speclal- ( )
John Srn , an old setter or York count t )
died at his residence In this lilacs after a
long illness. He was born In Monlhan
cotnnty Ireland , In 1828 , and canoe wlb his I
parents to ( iray county , Canada , at the age
oC 19 , and moved to York county In 1811.
0"1" COUII ) ' . 1'.lrI.r. . . & : . .
lEA THCE , Allrl 10.-Speclal ( Telegrar )
-At A meetug or tha board or directors held
today the Gage County Agricultural ! oclely
Oxen September 4. I and 6 a the dates for
holding this year's ralr Active Ilrelaratons
for the exhibition will bo began at onoc
INVESTIGATIN I \ fIllS ADLAI
Buiding ! and Loan Association at Booming-
ton AllegcdtoBo Crooked.
VICE PRESIDENT IS ITS ATTORNEY
Chnrjca that Its Assets 1nvo Hffn Squats00
tered br Jta OfClN and Money I.onned
on I'oor Security by rnyo.1Jflts .
to Get Large Cfn\ulalona .
SPRNOPII.D , Ill. , April 10.-The BuIld-
Ing and Loan association commite oC the
Iinois housc tonight l"optOI a resolution of-
fe red by Representative Lwenthal 10 Iu\'est-
gate the "Interstate nulhlng and Lan asse
cia atioto or Bloomington , 1 " Mr. Lowenthal
arldresell the commlteo at length regarding
the association's condition. He explalne1 that
the Ilresident of the association , Alal E.
Stevenson , vice president oC the United States ,
was In the habit of [ receiving $200 a month In
payment for his services as attorney. He
also spoke of the illegal methods cmployed In
Issuing shares of stocks The total amount
alegcd to have ben Iegaly { alt out by the
associaton during Its exIstence WAS said to
be $1GLI,000. Ills resolution recites many In-
stnnces or alleged violations of the statutes In
lealdnl m lens , etc. , alleging that the associaa :
ton t Is maintaining In Chicago on expenslvo
omco ann agent at a large salary , and that
the income from the buslcss oC this omo
docs not equal 2 per cent oC tire expense In-
currell. I alleges Curther that the assoIa-
ton , through its worthless managemfnt In
Chicago , has lot for the stockholders at
least l $ lO.OOO : that about arty foreclosure '
suis have been begun by It , and that It hay
!
acquird tItle to lurid by foreclosure proC .
Ings m which have trot ben reported In the last
statement to the state auditor.
I cites further that Ii. C. Dunn , son of
T . C. nunn , secrEtary oC the association , Is
agent In Chicago , anti as sueh has obtained ,
obtalnel
rrom his father large sums of stocltholders'
money , which he has loaned on worthless
securiy , because by so doing he got ex-
gt
tortonate commissions , and refuse to pay
borrowers large sums at this money when
the same became due and payable , and nl-
lowell l lens to be flied against borrowers'm
premises , so he could buy them UII at small
Ilerceltages ; and that he constantly reusc1
to make good loans because applicants rc-
used extortionate demands made upon them
ror large commisions , by which mens he
has i sunk and squandered thousands
squandere of tol-
lars b oC the stocltholders' money. I cItes
Curher that the officers oC the association ,
tor the purpose or deceiving stockholders ,
have never Issued to them a report of its
t rite condition , but continue unlawfully to
use and approprIate the stockhohlers' money
to their own Individual benreilt.
Secretary T. J. Dunn , who was present ,
WS invited to make a statement lie ad-
miled that the statements regarding money
paid Vice PresIdent Stevenson and his law
partner , Mr. 1 Ewing , were true. He also ad-
mlttell some of the olber charges made by
Ir , Lowenthal , except that tire association
was Insolvent. Tins association . he said , was
solvent to the extent of over $50,000. Il i
Justfed j the payment of tire money to Vice 1
President Stevenson and lila partner by a
clause In the association's charter , permiting
the association to employ any one needed to I
perform whatever was In its Interests. The
cOlmltee voted to adopt the resolution ,
with the Insolvent statement . stricken out.
WANT TO COME TO OMABA .
Uniersity Cnaoh AnxIus to Sllud Tholl
Outing In ThIs City.
Omaha's reprcs'entatlves In the State university -
versity at LIncoln and their friends have i
worked up quite a Icntment In favor or the
holding of the annual encampment ot the r
cadet battalion at Omaha. I Is custmary r
to give the members at the cadet battalion a I
week's encampment each year , the dales
being so arranged that they are In camp on
Decoration da ' . In the past these encampments -
merits ha"o been held at the smaller towns
In ( the state and have proven I great at -
traction. This year a good many or the
boys want to come to Omaha. It has been
suggested that the Officers' club at the High
School Cadet battalion take the mater up
and ascertain through the commandant at
the State university Just what would be required -
quired In tire way of accon nodatons ant I
what expense would be necessary
The Calet battalion numbers over 300
ofcers and privates and Is said to be the
best drilled military organization In the state
In addition to the Infantry battalion there Is
an artillery company. As the carets would
he here on Decoration day It would be possl-
blo to arrange n fine parade for that day to
bo taken part In by the Hllh School cadets ,
local companies or the National Guard ot
Nebraska arid the regulars from lie fort and
such other organizations as could bo Intuced
to turn out. .
sIwIsI:2'I : : ills ( JOL1) IN rUE GROUNI )
Cuss COlnty Farmer COICIUllos to 00 lJR
( inn irs irkinig.
ILATTSIOUTH , Neb. , April to.-Specll (
Telegram.-The ) assessor or Mount Pleasant
precinct , this cOlnty , Is hot on tire trail or
George ii' . Terryberry , one oC the wealblest
old farmers In this cunty. Some two
weeks ago Terryberry came to this city and
drew out $1,000 In gold , whIch represcntel
the amolnt he had on deposit. Ito repre-
seated that lIe wanted to
Ilat lend It to hi :
neighbors , but as ire was never known to
loan money wihout securing a mortae : e
and as the rccords Cal to show
any slch transaction : , his tale of
loaning It cut Is not given much credenci
Last year the assessor securel an : emowl- ]
edgement from the old farmer that he Ira rl
some $9,000 In the bank , and he was forced
to pay taxes on one-rourth oC that amorrns t.
I Is well known that 'erryberry rrcquenty
hides largo sums or money In the earth about
his rarm , and the general supposition is 1 that
tire old man Is again secreting his money
for the Ilrllose at escaping taxation ,
Nuhr.ukl City i'olIeeiurnu . \rre.tol.
NlmlASIA CITY , April 10.-Speciai ( Te I- II' '
egram-Poiicennen ) Jack arley and Gus
Warner were arrested today by Sheriff Stilt s
or Fremont county , Iowa , on tire charge or
kidnaping . The case grows out or the arrcst
of Asbery Jacks by Flrley un,1 ,
\\'arnpr last September ) Jacks Itlbhed :
a man In this city fin ! escape d
across the river , tire omcers following and
bringing him baclt. ' '
'fhey were released on
a writ or habeas corpus , and tire case
anl con 5-
tinned until Tuesday ) the Ilrlsoners giving
bal In $500 eacir.
Tire establshment of the lerzog Taioring I
conwany was robbed lat night and a quan-
t ) or goods stolen
1."th lt 1 . , s . W"lver.
ST I'AU. Neb. , April 10-SIJocJal.- ( )
I . A. Weayer , a member or the Ilrl or
Goodrich & Weaver , furltur dealer of this
city , died very &utl\enl ) ' yesterday or brain
troul)1ea lie was In iris usual health , ap-
puenty , and attended to his dutIes at U re
store In tire forenoon but
lH , at non was
lalten with ' I violent Ilnes and within ,
fifteens minutes expired He leaves a wlfo
and . two children. The tecEared was a
lO'a Arch Mason , and the funeral \\1 he I
conducted hy tire brethIm or Si . Paul led 10
No. 82 , A. P. and A , Id. loge
lultn& , II tire "nnd huh.
HAY SIINOS. Nob. , AprIl to.-Speelal. ( )
-A party of hunters , consisting or Jldgo
Samuel Clspman , Atorne ) ' lyon Clark ,
Clerk at Court W. H , Deering or 1'latt a.
nrsoutir and Ur. James U. I'lats-
louth Hungte , local surgeon -
geon of [ the Missouri l'acUlc atVeepln rg
Water arrl\ell hero last night and start od
south today for n hunt In the laldh1s.
Grllll lollril CI I" ilCoiseucti.
I TIC , April 10-Special ( Teiegrair s. }
-Tho Grind Central
irotel which was close
60me : Jr.nths ago for want or patronage , hu
b1n leased to W' . J. Patterson or I"alrmont
and wil bo reopened In about len dll. )
aCer being newly ' CUr1611d ! throughout )
hmal'lhu" itt 'i' " . lout.
1114) CLOUD , Neb. , Allrl 10-Speclal (
Tlgram.-The ) bar or 1) . M. llt burn ' d
this I afternoon . Lose , $0 i Insurance , $500
In the Manchester of Inll < 1I.
iI IiRK' $ UI.VU" " . fP rllR " " ,
OulpnL SomUyhM fhJA fll anti t'oreljnr
InUil F.el" .
MINNEAPOI.IS , , \p1 10.-Tho North-
wester Miller says : ' . Minneapolis mis
! round 16,20 barret.pttiour \ . against 16,900
thn week beCore. The
e output may bo slightly
reduccd this 'cek. There Is only moderate
\ater Ilower heavy Tins alone cnn help tire
power , Another slight Improvement Is noted
In four sales last week approximating t10-
000 barrels. J'orelrncM are impressed wIth
the belief that slacks In , Jurope are lght and
are more inclined to lake flour than arc
bu'er ! In this country t\n Increased amount
or patent wns workcq at prices around 20
shllns London c. ' I. r. A large quanty
or clear could be sold at 15 shillIngs , but
miers , being sold aheall , are slow to accept
olers except at hlghee figinres. The domestic
trade Is mainly from regular customers , who
era der only as they heed new supplies for
actual use. The actIve demand for mill Ceell
Cor spot shipment continues unalatet , but
averody seems afraid to take hold for Cur-
ther shipment. Export shhllents of four I
were 48,140 barrels , as against 38,990 barrels
the week before , and 63,440 barrels In 1894.
The Superior-Duluth output was 38,010 bar-
rels , against 34,535 the previous week. The
fgures promise to be materially larger this
w eek . The mIlls made largo sales of both
patent anti clears last week for lake ship-
ment at prices netn living profit. The
mp
princpal foreign markets bought around
19 shiings 9 pence anti 20 8hllll/s for llat-
ents and 1 shillings ! pence ali 11 shIllings
ror clears c. 1 C. for Glasgow or Liverpool ,
ror April shriprsrcnt. The stocks at tire mils
and In transit are 190,900 barrels , against
1 50.600 barrels the week before and 221,800
barrels In 1894. The lake and raIl rates to
New York Boston and Phiadelphia were
Ixe < at IH cents , 19Y celts and 15 % cents
respectvel ) ' .
Tire Milwaukee producton was 33,988 bar-
rels , tgalnst 31,020 barrels last week I'or-
ehn bids are not as gooll anti ira sales arc
li ght. A greater part or the export sales
are on patents anti the export shipments
( amounUng r to 1,900 sacks ) were , to n great
extent at this grade. Trade at homo has
been tarsse.
St. Louis made GSSo barrels , practically
the same as the week berore. Tire general
conllton Is somewhat hnIJro\ed , both In
dometc and foreign trade . as I result of a
compromise by seller and buyer The extra
CII cy was still most sought aer.
Resulpton In transit via the lakes hs
alrenlly haul I stimulating effect on business
In i North Dakota and the flour Is beginning to I
m eve more freely from some nsiiis.
At New York four was dull , but firm , es-
pecialy on soma rades. A little four was
1011 at Baltimore , but the demoralzed rrelght
rates have hurt business
A good rain has cheered the hearts or
farmers anti micIs In Kansas , Nebraska
and the adjoining territory.
1t ; u.vciiiw TilE . 'TIA .IZRU ST l't UI
Went 1owI Ilto tire Wultr iii Grncefuly
na 1 1-rJo My , ,
PII.ADEI.PIIA , April 10.-The new
American steamship St Paul was success-
fuly launched taay at Crml"s shipyards at
1 :05 : o'clock. While the occasIon was not' '
as auspicIous as 1 would have been had the ,
Irst atempt on Irarh :5 been buccessul , , . :
y 'et It was without unpleasant Incident. As I
the t final order was given for the release of
the big Itealcr Miss Frances E. Orscom ,
daughter or C. A. Grscom or the Interna-
tonal t Navigaton cqmpany , steppe forward L
and raising her right arm saId : "I christen
theo t St. Paul , " at tire . sale time breaking
the bottle on the bow of tire great stcamer
As the big bat started -down there was the
usual Indlscrlmlnato tooting oC whistles from I
tbe t stenm craft and the mills.
I WI estimated that. 18,000 persons wi-
nessed the launclrirlg. ' Among the guests r
present wer the rolowlng : Judge and
Mrs Oharle 'Otis . W. D. Cornish C. H.
Holdridge , John A. Stees , Alfred ir. Steer
and Miss May SteE of - St. Paul ; Governor
Hastng and a number 'ot the members or r
the legislature and Mayor Warwlek.
Owing to the announcNnent last night by
the MessrsW cramp thJt lh . launeblng waul Ii I
take place "any time after 1:45 : , " the crow i
b egan to gather early , and by 12 o'cloclt al I
the available space In the shipyard was r
taken. After the launchIng addresses were
made by Governor Hastings , Mayor War-
wick , President Griscom of the Internatonal
Navigation company , Henry Cramp and Judge
Otis at St. Paul.
I was about 1 o'clock when ( hue last tie -
plle havinrg been sawed away all eyes ture.t I
lo t the cGIsal red black hul : the slnal I
was given ; tire boat began to move and ( iron r
Miss Francis Grlscol swung aloft a dalny
Ito l bottle of champagne clothed In blue
and white ( tire colors or the city at St Paul )
and brought II crashing - down upon the
ship's bow with the murmurr syllables : " I
chrIsten the St. Paul' ' " Then mere was a
riot of sound as the vEssel glided graceuly
Into i the water , throwing up silvery showers
as site vent . until the ralrldiy lowered anchors -
chors brouht her to the middle of the
streans Tire steal wilistes shrieked unt I
their steam WS exhausted and , the multude
or humanity roared until It had to pause for
breath. Then the International Navigatior
Internatonal Navigaton
commIttee shook hands with Cramp's ship
yard and everybody followed suit . Thc
launch was successfully . over.
. FOUR FIOUT.I IN OE N10H7
, ,
= I > ortl Treated to . , Ilch I'roral by the
N"w 1Inlhatt , " Cluh.
NEW YORK , April 10.-Beforo the new .
Manhattan Athltte club Jim Outer or Brook , -
lyn and Alt Ianlon oC gngland fought 81x
rounds at t30 pounds. The first round was
decIdedly the Errglishpran's and Burlier's eye
was In mourning at the end of It. ' 'he
Judges gave heir verdict In favor of the Eng-
llshmnan.
Fred Morris , Muldoon's black
cyclone oC
Washington , I ) . C. , and Charle Strong , colored -
ored , or Newark , champion at New Jersey ) ,
then went In on a six-round go al catch
weIghts. The judges disagreed and the
reereo declared that Morri won. ,
"Shadow" Maber or Australia made his
first appearance In tIre east In a three-round
exhibiton bout with Jim Handler of Newark ,
Bob Fltzruimrnons' lrrotege This wa' . an
interesting bout itt whIch both men exalblled
theIr ability to avoid punishment , and at
the end ot the bout Johhny Dunn announce
that handier at 130 pounds , and Ilabcr , at
10 pounds . were really to box any Jan In i
America at their respective weIghts.
The last bout on the program was btwee ni
Joe Eiiirgsworthr , ex-nsidthieweight champion ,
and Paddy Gorman of Australia . Eiliirgu I-
worlh got the declslon.
- -
l.ol % IIP'y Wtnri on ru Foul.
KANSAS CITY , April 10.-I.ou Agnew oC
Chicago , n prtege oC Parson Davies , and
"Irlllicey" Fete ot Kqtrfnnu Cly , Ightwellhts ,
fought a brutal riixrrprithl prize tiggt her .t'
tonight. Agnew hat the best oC fRht high rt !
straight through , , hUt Fete rouled him ira If
0 dozen . ' tine In o\'cry. . roumrd In the six
rounds Fete was len9eitt down ten time ,
t tme )
hut Aglew could npt knock him out. 'rho ;
tight heeame 10 brltnl In the sixth round
thlt Hereree Nick Jlrl ! ' gave the fight to I
Agnew on a Coul. The ,1)Urso ) vas $20 .
i 'VIM Not" 1Jrnso . VIghrt.
GALENA Han. . , \I\rjl \ 10.-The trIal oC
Padlly Purtel and , , Ji1sson. "the terrlblo
Swede , " at this Jh"90 for prize lJhtnJ
today resulted In tire curse helng thrown out
of tire court leforf urn : . contest , on March 1
21. tire men slgll11 IH ' 1reement that tha ;
KO woull slmlY bet 11 ' ; 'Iove contest. AI-
though Johnson \\sl badly bruriserl and
beaten by his untu.srrLut
unll'Ji't , the court hell
this u/reement was , eMiclence no mirize lght
hall occurred , and tefaso ! was thrower out
as stated.
Ur'll ' Whll"r ' : ; , { l" Ii Ilclu.r ,
MON'ngAL AprJ.10-Plt GrUHn , the I
prize lighter at Ilourtop , has been arrtstell
on complaint oC hIs backer , Fred Clarke ,
for lault and obtaining money under fal rue
II'ctellet Chlke backed him for $2) In
the tght with Costelu Monricy night on the
undelttandlng he would ia ' ' back the mney
from his share Gr tire grutio receipts When ,
elarku asked for II Urlln ( knocked him
dowrr _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Nn l'igirta aU : ) , .h.II" . '
NAS1IVILLId , Tenn . . Cum-I
NASIVI.I.I ' , April 10.-The Cur ri-
\erlunt Athlete club hall pr pared for I
series at sparring matchtl and glove co mu-
tests at the club bonnie beginning tonhht ,
but the Board oC I' ( h\c Work took a
hand today and hut a stop to the mutcheH
hy I Ileremiltol' order to tire chief or Pall Cu
to prevent their occuret-nice
.
CUr . rgcd Wlh (1.r"l ' . Fruninuis.
S' . I.OPI8 , April 10.-Unle States CommIssioner -
mIssioner Ora ' held . , '
) today W. A. Ikntlel'
toni \ A. 11. Guile or the Seudder-Gale Cm 'O.
curry company , to the grand jury In ffJ )
cch on a 'harge at fraudulently Irrrpu rt-
true Seeds on un under valurutiuu.
- - - - - . - - - " -
IST ! NOT ALLOW - - \ TiE IA TCI
St Leuis Fair Asolnton Warned Against
the Simmons.Dr Rico Bac
TURF CONGRESS SITS DOWN UPON IT
O\Ynfr ot Slnnnona Arc In hail Ollor "lh
thin Uoc , ' nun the Horse " ' 11 lIe
Hatred from thiisTrenck
Vnder Is Coulrol ,
MEMPhIS , April to.-The American Turf
congress reassembled at 10o today nt the
Pealody hotel , and after I short session took
n recess until evening to attend ' the races
In the mater or location of future meetings
I was decided that they be heill at thin city
In which n majority oC the members arc Ilres-
ent at the tmo the meeUngs are to b calc1
That was the reason for the selection or Mens-
p his as th meeting place iris ( ynir instead
or Cincinnati , where all tire previous mct-
Ings at tire congress have ben ireld. The
commltco Ippolntc to inquire Into the own-
ershp at the horse Simmons , which was
matched for a race with Ur. Hce at the St. '
Lnls fair grounds race track In the sprIng ,
malic its report
Tire report showed that there was evidence
hat an Interest In tire horse was hell by
len who are not In favor wIth the congress ,
and the St. Louis Fair Grolnlls associaton
was notified that the latch race between
SlmmGns arid DriD , which was set for
Apri 20 , must not he allowed , pending a
setUement of the question ly the commitee
which has the mater In chare Further
evidence wi bo taken by the commltec ! at
once , No irregularities are chargcd aalnst
wnurrsiriir the horse , the questIon being alnuirly ono of
ChANGES IN TiE nU S.
At the evening session the report or the
commitee on rules , which was la : ' aside
temporariy td last night , wa9 taken UII and
d isposed or , the congress sitting until nearly
1 o'clock. A number or minor changes that
W ere recommcnded by the cons-
mlteo were passed upon favor-
l\on
: bly by tIre congress most or them beirrg
maters ot phraseology ) ' , the rules standing !
substance a they were. A conunltet on
Jockey licenses was appointed by Vice Presi-
dent Montgomery , consistIng oC E. C Hopper
at f Cincinnt , J. It. Ii. Heese of Memphis
and Joseph A. Murphy of Chicago. The
lcensing l for jockeys was raised from $3 to $ :
old the rules were amended 60 as to prohibit
Joelce's owning horses frm riding the horse
at another owner.
The rules as to selling races were the 8nb-
ject or a rOlracted discussion , this being one
or the principal points or disagreement amonR
the rnles corrsmlttee. ly a close vote the con-
! ross decided that hereafter all selling races
are to bo claIming races. The ruling prohibi-
Inl i any owner rrom entering more than one
horse In a selling race was amended so that
an owner may enter two her es In a soiling
slng
race , but only In a seling stake race. In the
event at the two horses entered by the same
owner In a sellIng stake race Inlshlng first
and second , one-halC the excess money 19 to
g o to the association and one-half to the
third horse.
The rule providing that unlcss three
hor8es i shall start In a race the race bo declared -
clared oft WS amended , the requisite numler
of starters being changed to Cour.
OVEIl'EIGIT WILL . NOr COUNT
The rule dlsqua\ylng hOI.OI whose jockeys
weigh In after
aCer the race with excess or under
unler
weight or
! more than two pounds was
a nrenulcud , removing the provision for dls'ual-
lleUon i In the case oC over weight , leaving
the provision as to Inderwelght : S It stands.
An effort was made to chngo the present
rule , providing "the cxpreRS conditions of
any race shall supersede all rI1es. " but It
f ailed , the rules
bled standIng as heretorore A new
rule was adopted by tire corrgross providing
a scale oC three weights for steeple chases.
Tire scale Is based upon tire rules governing
lpn
the weights for fat races the minimum
weIgh allowed being 125 pounds and the
maximum 175 pounds
IUSULTS ! ON - TiE - ] ( UN1N0 .
TiE IUlNG Tl.ClS.
1m'ty to OlO ' wIth a Great Marry 11 tomes
'Ihrol\h "t UIY nl.lrlct.
SAN FRANCISCO , April 10-'he talent
had i ! Cal today and Illcked enl ' the second
and fourth I'aces. A 40 to 1 shot captured
the frst race and quite a number oC peoille
" "
.
were "on. Summary :
First race short six furlongs , maIdens :
Mountalr , 12 ( Cairns ) , 40 to 1 , won ; Prince
Devine 12 ( lller ) , 3 to 2 , second ; Fleet-
wood , 12. ( Covlnl ton ) , 8 to I , tiriri. Time :
1:1 : % . J . 0 C , Siriney . Halifax , Pronto and
gva S. gelding , also HalCax
Second race . seven ftmrlongs , selling : Del
Norte 10 ) ( Carr ) , flrJonH ; Sir \VaHm' .
10 ( Hennressey ) . 3 to 1. second ; Nellie G , lOt
( Hi ) , 4 to 1 , third 'J'lme : 1:29. : Adelantl ,
allo Eml/ rats Mack , MinnIe . Beach and Joe 1.'rnk
, 'rhlrd race , fOlr and 1 half furlongs.
2year-ohIS : Marionette . l ( Covlnlton ) !
to 1 , won : Mermaid , 103 ( lelnrlchs ) , 1 to 1 I ,
second ; Miss ileummel 15 ( Gllln ) . I to 1 ,
third Time : 0iG. : Tennessee itlahti Virgie
A Majesty , Fun , also colt ran. , MetoId , hilly , and YIIle lel'
Fourth rusce mile and a sixteenth hantH-
cal > : GIlad , 18 ( Carr ) , 8 to 5 , won ; Ne-
buchndnezzar , 92 ( Isoni ) , 2 to 1 , second ;
Mr. Jingle , 9 ( i ; Shaw ( ) . 12 to 1. thlrri 'I'hrne :
l:4S : ½ . . Don Caster , 'rhorniiill and 111e
l'lwards also ran. Genete
Fhftin race hIve ann } a half furlongs , selling -
Infeulzaton : , 101 ( Intern ) . rurlonJs won :
(80m
Don Fulano , lO ( Flyminr I ) , ii to 5 , second ;
Broal1lad , 1W ( Gtln ) , 2 to l 1 , tirirtl. 'J'lme :
1 : ( % . Mayday also runs .
Sixth race , live anti IL half fnrlongs , selling -
ing : Quarterstaff , 101 ( lloyd ) . I to I. won :
Banjo . , lQ2 ( Heinrichs ) . 20 to I , second : Clac- :
quer- . , 10 ( Taylor ) , 7 to I. thlrll. 'l'lniru :
ltJi : % . Joe Cotton ant OolbUI ] Ilso runs .
IlfllllS. Apri 10.-The largest crowd
ot the moelnA so tar saw five good races
rueIl
at Montgomery park this afernoon. 1001 'rho
weather wal Iellhtful ] and tire trait it
LI h'llt
showell great Improvclent over the unit
two da's. HeRuls :
First truce , four furlongs : Amy Plnlter-
ton ( IL to 2) ) won , Julo (30 ( to 11 second ,
Brlena ( (5 to 1) ) thrirul Tinner : 0:5l. :
Hecolul race . six furlongs : Houhle (0 ( to 1) )
won , 1lniver (5 ( to 2) ) second , Gara (15 to 1) )
third. 'lme : 1:153's. : (5
'hlnl race , four furlongs , the Gaston
Hotel staltes for 2-year-old colts anti , geld-
2-year-oll
lags , $ I , ( ) alled , : Beau cols ( 10 101 ) won
len mllll' (6 ( to 5) ) second , Cochlsu (15 ( to I )
third. ' 1lme : 0i9 : ½ . llr
OWU.
Fourth race , seven furlongs : lenry Young
(1 ( to I. the 111 against ) won , Royal Ilhlce
secont , Nero thIrd. 'flmrse : 1i0 ! .
Fifth race , mie ant a IUII'ter , over live
hurdles : 'renspiernoru (3 tl 1) ) won , "Iy
Luck (5 ( to 2) second , Eli Kcndlg (3 ( to , )
thlrll. 'rlmo : 2:2 : :
NARI\I.r.E , Tenn. , April 10.-'remor
WIS the only winning fn\orlte lt Cumber-
lurid pant today. OutsllerH got 10st ot tire
money , several surprises being rqruunrg.
Amelia May . Uncle .ulw and Lily SII'Ung
West Inl8hpll healls apart In tire ICirknuzirr
lianriicnp . 'llolle. who rode Ilrlnnn ,
elalmell Ame In May , fouled him In the
stretch , hut lie judges would not nhiow it.
alow I.
'he track WIS umpy 1111 slow but the
weathUI' was ; ) leasrrnst. Hlsuls :
First race , five nnd a halt 1urlonps : Col-
lns (8 ( to 1) ) wens Mirs 1.11) ' (21 ( to 1) ) see-
orrd , Alhlanll (2 ( to 1) ) tiririr 'Finure : 1:12 : % ,
Second race four furlongs : Helen Keller
( ( to 1 ) r'onViiiie Shanlon (1 ( I to I ) second ,
1' to I thlnl
Nalcy (5 ( 1 ) Time : O:5P. : !
Third race , Kirkman hal1lCII" , $1.50
11lrnteell. severs furlonJs : I'unnuiirt MIY
( ( ! ( to 1) ) von . Uncle Luke (2 ( tn 1) ) ttec'orutj ,
! 1 IP/old
I.ly or the West , ( ( to 1) third TIme :
1:32. :
I.'ourlh race. six furlongs : Tremor U to
5) ) wont Crescent (8 ( to 1 I ) econll , lull \Vlrite
(0 ( to iS I third , Time : 3:20. I : Bi Whie
1"lrth race , fal I furlongs : Claude Martlxr
(6 ( 'to \ ) von. Jerry Mack ( G to 1 coupled
wih Wood I'aun ) second , l.anllseel' ( lii : to 1) )
thlrtl. 'Sme : 0f2. :
Ioull S'I' ; , : I.OUI April l-Results at gasl ( St.
First race , tirr'ee-eigirtirs at a mile ; Cur-
penlr wonr , Peep 0' ira ) ' second , Nellie
\ Nelle
FIlhl third. 'rime : 0:39\ : \ .
Second race , Iveelghtu\ a mnhio : Nell
mlo
Firetrerty won , Roy second , El tirird , ' Nel : :
10 ; , . thin.
'i'i'drri race , three- _ uarters oC I nruile : :
Cyamitira won , B'Jck ' hnhht mie
( 'lntha won. : second Queen
1'I11tUI thlnl. 'lme : 1:21 : .
I'ourth race , hll\1call , one mll : Hey del
Muir won , lonlotte second , MlrahllU third ,
TIme : 1:4H : .
Fifth race , threAuarters oC a mie : 111) '
Sun erlur11 won , l"mnkle D second , Hussel ;
Grey third Time : l:200. :
VAI3IiiNG'rON , April 10.-Tire day's rae
tng at tire St. Areaph track was a decitlor ]
succe 5 'Flue vrinseilrai event of tire da )
was tIre l'otorntre strikes of $1O $ ) for 3-ycur
aids at six furlongs. Id , A ( 'ole
mans & Co.'s 'Fimmgo was a f4vorbti
( hr urgirout , W'hile Ut tire post It ;
ihti sconrtI race hloey kicked Leers
ardo and cut him badly , Thus blow tovi :
dentiy weakenel the bone , as l4eoniaruir
br he his leg just bilow the shoulder wlrlhr
going down tire buck stretch , lie was dis
tuneed ltesult.
First race , onc.iralf tulle : Ileglon ( C to G )
L : DELd :
. men tell no tales , That's not true. They do. jj
They tell tales of mistaken physicians SometilnesI
oftenet' of careless selves. Graveyal.ds arc full of
) : 1)e0P1C who died for lack of COOfl sense , loift
E Yo kflO\V of somebody that didn't live as loig as
you thought he might ? Huidteds of
Meiii
4
died last year who would be alive nov if they
- hadn't let it rui too long. Let vhat i'un ? Cough
-cold in the head-down the throat-oii the
; lungs-more cough-too busy to stop works - j
s finally had to-thcii called a doctor-and doctor
caine too late. Don't COlTh1Ofl SCISC
'r n
OU tliit in tiothing does " a stitch in time " COUnt
so much as in king troubles ? Arc yu on the de-
i ; : , dine ? Lost your appetite-lose half your night's
! restwori'ygIooniyyou know ? Don't worry I -
; Stop it IVorry I hurts inOb'e than anything else.
There's 11
t . use to worry. Buy a bottle of Ozoniulsion.Vhat's
il-i it ? Life ! Ozone-Cod Liver Oil-Guaia-
col. I-low's it compounded ? Nobody knows as
. well as Dr. Slocum , and he won't tell. It took too
. .
l.fl'&llly yeats' tiflie leal'flillg how to ozonize it. The
Pi1
: of his failures frying to get it cxactfy i-iglit
.
WoUld fill a big book. 1-Ic don't tell 'em. I-Ic's
i ; busy making it and curing folks of CO1ZS1ZU1I-
; ; Lion Unith it.'ant to get hungry ? Try Ozo-
i' nulsioii.Varit to build UI ) ? Try Ozoinulsion. ,
E .
lb
O.oijiiil.swn - uloI-
- is u -
, ,
Ozorrruluulorr curco Colds Courgirs
Consumption , ] irouclrltls , Ansthrrua , and mr ti btstUc out your , r
- - all Pnluroriary Conuplairuts ; Scrotum , (1llIggiSt'o , or of' T A. aj
r' General Debility , X.oria of 1 ° lcslr , AnSloczuz : Co. , 183 Pearl
aerator , nail alt Discnc ,
Wasting Sired , New York City , .
: .
- Thin , /ual& ' woes : get plump and lucartIsfu1 on Oosruulsiou.
For S ale by KLIIIIi & Co. , Oiiialia.
w on , liornsia. (4 ( to 1) ) second , Cadiz (8 ( to 1) )
( birth , Time : O:49h. :
Second race , six and one-half furrlongs :
I loey (5 ( to 1) ) won , Ornus (20 ( to 1) ) rueeorrd ,
N ockbarron (20 ( to 1) ) third. Tinne : 1:23'.i. : '
'rinird race , six frrrlorrgs Albert Sidney (7 (
t o 5) ) won , Salver (30 ( to I ) seconri , Governor
R rrssell (13 ( to 5) ) thrird. Time : 1:2011.
Fourrtii race , six furlcrrsgs , Potomac stakes ,
$ 1,000 : Tinge (6 ( to 5) won , Owl (3 ( to 1) ) eec-
o rirl , Pont Lear (6 to 1) ) third. Tinuso : 1:1714. :
Fifth race , one-half muile : Vice Regal (2
t o 5) ) von , Tyvana (30 ( to 1) ) second , Cray Dog
( 2u ) to 1) ) tirird. Time : 0:52 :
Sixtlr race , five furlongs : \Vahi JIm ( even )
w on , Tartutfe (20 ( to 1) secomitl , Tanered (3 to
1 ) tirird. Time : 1:011. :
i rvci injsiori'i"o VmRsr I,1CIctrG.
l lrirry Gatowooul'.u Terrmrs ( ) utplrrys the Cal )
rUnt City ggrerriuthorr.
LINCOLN , April l0.-Special.-St. ( Joe the-
f eated Lincoln today Ins a grime that was
n iarred by tire very unsatisfactory work of
t ire local umpire , W , hlousewortis , who this-
t ribtrted Iris favors most irnpartiruliy. 'Flue
S aints slsowcd up niuclu better turin they dlii
y esterday. In howe , Zelgler arid McKinszie
t ire ) ' have a trio of hItters 'iviso irave lined
( henri out pretty regunrarly irs tire two games.
Eulthie Logire , tireir shortstop , is also a ( rust
mans. and both Art Creiginton anti Ciautle
J ones slioweul UI ) well behind the hat. Siagie
n ritcired tire first iraif of tire genre for tire
S aints and did excellent wor It. Lincoln tirr-
l aired tire game anti wrr touched safely hut
o nce. Gragg got in last evening frOm In-
d iamsur anti 'remit in today for tire first. tinrre
f or Lirscoln , lie was hit freely at timOs ,
b ut fanned orrt tirreo menr in one inuring.
Barnes pitcired three innings. but seers irit
l ively in Inrt one. lie is sufferirrg fromrr a
l ittle soreness In the arm ariul is mrot as
o ilicient art usual. Meyers. another of tire
p itclring corps. Is sick irbeti trans the effects
o f clrange of clinsate , anti ICinnerer. the
f ourtir rurans , train a burl irsthi'c linger ens iris
t wirling irnuitl. Slagte , ttlmrehartit arrtl I.in.
coIn , the Saints' vitolrere , are ml good cons-
dltion trnti lrrontsise to do effective work irs
t ire champlorislrip ruerusuon. Score iry innlmrgs :
Linscolri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-1
St.Joe..I 0 1 4 1 0 2 0 ' -9
111th : St. Joe , 10 ; Lincoln , 6. 1rrors : St.
Joe , 3 ; Lincoln , 4. Two-base hits : /eigler
( 2) ) . McKirrzie , Gragg. loubie lrlrii5 Mc-
Kinzie to Otitewotni ta MoVe ) ' ; Jirrrnes to
\'atr huron. Struck out : lii' Gregg , 4 ; by
hiarnes , 1 ; by Blrrgle , 2 ; by Lincoln.
2. Bases onu hulls : Off Slagle , I ; off
Lincoln , 1 ; off Gragg , 1 : elf J1rrmreri. ;
1. Batteries : SIngle rrnd Creighton , hirrcolnr
arid Jorrenu , Grngg , Ilnrrres urrd Suiiivarr.
imnse Of game : Onus hour and fifty rnulnutes.
Urruirire : hiousewottir.
Firot iramu ( i'lN Anistirer Sirow.
IIOS'i'ON , April 10.-TIre bourn of overseers -
seers of Harvard coltepe today voted "that
irs tire jurdgnient of tire board of overseers
the decision of tire qumestion of tire contin-
uanico or tIre aiilitinn of intt'rcolieglrrte
foot ball at the rrniversitlf is witlrinr tire
powers at the ritirietic committee under thin
netanitiinrg rule , under tire preruiuienit , fliows
curd board of oversc'er4 . " 'l' Iris is ri victory
for inrtercohiegiatY font hall , 'rise ntlnIeiie
cornuisitt'o ivill ire now gIv'rrr our opportrmniity
to revisi tise rules anti ( lie game will be
giveni anotirer trial.
% 'sonurinru'4 mmrst 1uuuuiruri htouuui Itarru' ,
CU liYINNIO. Wyo. , April l0.-Speciai.-- ( )
\ \ ' state ldc'cle
Tire first anmural'yonning )
roird race will occur Junnut' 15. 'FIre route
will bs alorng tire Uniltin Pacific railroad
track fronts Larannie to lIeu lmrrttes and ru'-
turns. Cr dietnnce of eighteen miles , Prizes
to tire nmnorirut of $590 wilt be offered. 't'iruu
Cireyenne Bicycle club tournramsscnt viii beheld
held July 4. _ _ _ _ _ _
spurrtilng ' . 'rltcr ( in rrd 1S'ltii I.iteP ,
ST. rouis , April 10-George l. Garret ,
wirer , no " , Vilhio Greens , " to ru svell kmrowrr
sporting editor , was arrested today on U
c'lrargo of crinnintrl Ills-I , irr"errcth by lltrrmy
Morris. n ulianrinuiul broker. ltivairy ietwuicnn
two athletic clutia is nId to be lit time bot-
torn of tins trouble.
% I&rrriigo & ; , ( . , , ' ,
Tine conmnty judge has issued tire following
muarriago liconrrias :
Nurne nnsrl leaiulenct' Age. .
Fjeti Nirnrdt , South . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
Agnses Gcrstenecittr , South Onnalsa. . . . . . . .
\Valrvin 0. l'erry , Onraimn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Iulrutrti A , 1Cvrnirie , Otrrurtta. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
henry 0. 'onu Winitlireim , Onnairu. . . . . . . . .
CirarlOttu Hcliwaab , Oniaira. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Ermirerunl ot SI , C , nat rev ,
Tire funeral of Manifreil 0. Battey wIlt
take Islaco ut 0 o'clock tirirm uriorning , 'I'lre
remains will be build to rest in the Masonic
section oC Forest hnr'ar censetery ,
Quiartuu % ISiul % VE'nI ' , rgonitinu mmd 0 idli.
IIUIGNOS AY1lS , April 10.-It is ohilelaliy
denied thrat tirere is any quarrel betwecir
Argentinstt and ( 'hill ,
Children Cry for
Pltcher'8 Castorla.
Children Cryfou
Pitcher's Cattoria.
Children Cry foi
Pitcher's
Castoria.
TIIE1REJT
'j&rA.L
. S
This extraordinary fleltivenator is thro most
woruderuurtutiecovery of ( ho age , II luas been
eudoruteul by thso leridirsgscierrtiniomonr orEutopo
amrd Arrierica.
Liuulynnur Is , -
, purely vege-
table.
. , Ilnrtlyan stops '
' i' Prematureness '
' * :
& . - , ' ' * _ ofthiothirtchrarge ' 4
ga , , s'.u ' Cures . ' - 4
linr'Jas : r4oP AVTEft
tANxi-IooI : :
( bnutipntlon , IizziureR ) , Faliinrg SensatIons ,
Nervous 'l'uvinciuirrg of ( ito ayes ann otirer pants ,
Strengtireurs , Inivlgoraics aruui tones the erstino
yetcra. Jtuulymnmr cures Debility , Nervouani ,
lCrruittsrious rind dovclopcs arrd resmores weak
organs. 1aius In tine hack , lorries by day ot
rright are m.tepped quickly , Ov'r 2,000 PrivUto
criIorenuenLs. -
l'icrrratirrenresrmtans impotency in tire I1rt
stage , It Is a synrsptornofscmirnal weakrressard
buirrersucuss. I I earn be stojrpetl fri 20 days by the
we of lludyarr ,
The now rtiucovery was unado by tlio l5pccimul.
Isti oftiro old fanrrtu ir irulsur Medical Inruti-
tmrtur , It is tIrorutromrges vitalizor made , It is
very powerful , but iraronless. Bold for $1.00 a
pruckagoor ii packriges for 5.OO ( hutain ealCti
boxes ) . Wrtitert puarftnrtec given for mu CUre , It
yOu biny ix boxes annul are trot errtirely curroti ,
six mnttro will be sent to yoir free of mill clrarge'r ,
Send fur circuinirs anrd teatlmonriale. Address
HUDSON MEII1Ct INSTITUTE ,
1O3 MAIVrCET ST. ,
bSAI FRANCISCO , CALIFORNIA.
iWfoA
SEARLES
& SEARLES
p4I-1 : ChrOnic ,
W Rervous ,
wii :
i * DIseiss.
, rItE'I'Jl EN ! ' flY Ill % tr ( .Yirnrunumltrutiomr Iere.
We cure Catmu'rla , cull dlaeroos ; of the
Nosu , Throat , OIuot , Stomach , Liver ,
Blood , Skin and Kitlmsoy Diseases , Female -
male Woalcuoosos , Lost Manhood , anti
. EtLL PRWATE DI8EAE8 OF MEN.
wlAlc : hilluN Aiti ) vuc'rianiu TO ? JIIIVOU1I
Debility or Liruusti0nVasttnrg l1'euiuneas , itr-
olutrtrrry Loeseru , wIth nririy buuuy , mn yoUrrl
rind n'umddle aitiu1. iaerr oC vim. 7ripr amid weak-
enut prerururtuieiy irs uproaclrlnri ; old age. All
) lems readily to our new truirtnrrnt for loss of
vital luower. Call or addree wills attmrnp for
circuiars , free book anti receipt' .
Hr nirlne 'mmii nrsI i' 14111 l'rrrnatn '
Sit. ueUrruj uRn UldLiJi 'irirruira Neb
t.itIi ci ( U In ( Juvners ,
On and rifler Alum-il 15 , 1893 , all dogs not
weurrhnrg liii roirr clog lag fur tiru year.
1'.93 sviii lie subject to be tnrku'n urlu and innr-
Irounudeul by I ire ulog mtounuiurmaster , nun tire
d og P ° U nuilnor ii at or i us nr ri t irorlxt'.i I o corrrunc'ncu
crrtchnnrg unril lrrrruonrntiinsg dogs mrot svear-
trig tire iroper tungs err tutu I5tir da of
April , 189. lJ1lC'1Illt itiair
( 'ily "lerk.
AS ii Ifit Id & h & S
I-I ! ; !
. Our recori or actuar ante rr'jenittblo cure' of
hyl'liILns I , plu.ironmirxsrel.l'c frerrilstr iii , ttitt'
ictras ( cci smut .ruJicsuts tluo polsea from liii
1)51cm in tie days. Cur. guaranteed.
80ur5 , IrlO is .iOi Wens.days arrt2 attrz.
Ci'P. 9 , p. rn.
T1lIl nINHMoor R1IM1ODY aO. .
i1 New orhi Life , Omaha , 1cb , ,