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SETTliNG ON\ \ LOCATION
Move r1ooktng to thn CJonflruotlon of Bontli
,
' . Omaha's ' PtOfflCO1
TREASURY SENDS OUT A SPECIAL AGENT
Iejort of (1it ( ) flIIii1 , It Is llnpcd ,
vlII Rjticiflfr Istttcrs ni,1 Leftil
' in limo , irl Ciiii.tetiu.ieiit . ,
, CflNtVCttUI& Vork.
WASflINGTO , April B.-Spec11 ( Teic.
gram.-R ) has been dlcovored hero that
the Treasury department sorno dayi Wnco
pont a conMontthl agent to South Omaha
* to exarntho the several 8te offered to the
govorntiicnt for the now feera1 buI1dIrg.
1Vli1Ie , of courae , the ldentIt of the treasury
: agent s carefully conccale1 , hh report , which
Is expected in the near future , will ilo
; fl1UlI ( , It Is hoped by Congrerornan Mercer ,
o expellto the Ilan for the building. Mr.
' , , J1orcer In bending every energy to his eftort
, to Induce the Trcasur dpartmunt to begin
work on the South Omaha poatomco as soon
41z poasitile. The sending of a special agent
: to South Omaha Is looked upon as an mdi-
.cation that his efforts are notIng with
partial ouccess.
UfleXIOCtCiIY the alcohol bill , which liaa
beeii hatigng fire in the ways and means
cotnmlttce , came tip this morning and occn
pied tim whoo time of the committee to the
oxciuaion of everything ei. Nothing defi-
nile was determined upon at the session , at
loasi nothing that could be given to the
proaa according to Chairman Dingloy. So
many ftiiureti have occurred in the plans for
the subcontnittoo ! roport'lg , the Transmis-
oirsippl exposition bill to the full committee
that a feeling was maniftvt n Limo Nebraska
delegation that General Grosvenor was holdIng -
Ing the bill back for some reason not app&r- &
cot , end It wa decided to bring influence to
bear on time chairman to hmavo time bill reported -
ported tub week. Iepresentative Mercer
went after General Grosvenor first , followotI
by several other member of the dolegaticn ,
who called things by their right miames. Mr.
Grosvenor when soon by a I3eo correspondent
stated that he would make every effort to
report the bill on Friday , that ho was anx-
lotis to report It because he would be absent
from the city most of next week , and for
thtt reason ho wanted time bill In posseasori :
of thu full committee that a hearing might
1)0 had on its merits.
"The bill must take the usual course , " lie
said. ° lUt I am Informed that It will have
the support of a majority of the members
( if the committee , and so far as I am con'
c3rnod I boiieve Omaha is entitled to the
exxioslton. "
hero the matter rests. In view of the
length of time which the subcommittee ham
had to decide upon the bill additional prsa-
sure % ihl be brought on Grosvenor tomorrow
to icduco him to report the bill Friday or
Saturday at time latest.
It Is believed here that the bill for the
re1e ! of the Pacific rahlroatLs will be rn-
ported to time house on Friday. While it
not kr.own defInitely as to the length of time
the bill Is to run , it Is thought that seventy-
lvo years will extinguish the Indebtednes4.
Tim Union I'aciflo will have to pay $365,000
filet ten years , $550,000 the second ten , $750.-
000 the third ten , and so on. It wijl carry
2 per cent Interest. and if passed will take
theo roada out of government euperviatou
ontlrehr.
The Postomco department aent to time
lmcuso committee on postomees and postroads
today a report on the Sperry bill rclati'tg to
recasslflcatlon ! of postal clerks , slightly iiodl-
i tying the provisions of the bill.
Senator Allen Iniroduced a bill today for
the relief of homestead settlers in lloyd
county. which was formerly a part of the
great Sioux reservation in Dakota , relieving
time settlers from payment of $1.25 per acre
tmod providing for the issuance of pateat.s on
payment of the usual land office fees.
Jotnings lr. Wheat of l'apllllon , Neb. .
has been appoInted a clerk in the railway
2nail service.
William Follows has been appointed postmaster -
master at Cuehing , Howard county , vice
Joanhietto P. Brlsce ; Francis M. Stark ap-
pointoi at Ittisseli , Frontier county , vice
Louts E. Simaffor. Robert F. Bush Is ap-
Dointed postmaster at I'oru. Madison county ,
Ia.
Ia.A botrd of omcers to consist of Colonel
John W. Ilarrlger , assistant commissary gen.
oral of subsistence ; Lieutenant Colonel
Thomas Ward , assistant adjutant general
' and Captain Benjamin 11. Glimnan , TImir-
'teenth Infan4ry , Is appointed to moot at the
army buildIng. Now York City , April 15.
to formulate regulations including tablee of
allowances and blank forms. for carrying into
oftoct that part of the act approved Marcim
: 1896 , "MakIng appropriations for support
p ot the army. "
Tile following olilcers are ordered before
the board to ito presided over by Licutoimant
Colons ! Samuel 5 , Sumner , Sixth cavalry ,
for examination. Captain Albert G. Forac ,
First cavalry ; Captain Loule IL Ruckor ,
NInth cavairy ; Captain Augustus W. Car-
lisa , 1igbtk infantry : Captain James N.
Morgan , Twenty-fourth Infantry ; Captain
Richard I. Eskritlgo , Twenty'-tblrd lofantry.
1'LAit ) tISTIhlC'I1ONS ON JLtCISG.
liii ! dl ) Mimke Ne'wYoric flegimimittoims
} ittiplit'iillc in flit , District ,
WAShINGTON , April 8.-Time Bartlett rae-
: log bill , to Iermlt horse racIng in tlio DIe-
trict of Colunbla , was today favorably acted
upon by time District of Columbia committee
of the house. The bill is to authorize time
incorporation of racing organIzations. Ummdcr
it mneetimigs may be held only between April
30 and November 1 , nmmd between sunrise and
tiunact , anti there cannot be ittore timan forty
days of raclmmg aim any track in a season. A
racimig cozmmmnission is to be established to
auIervise nmeotiiiga all races must be Imeld
under the Now York Jockey club ru1ei , and
atecpleclmaslmig under time rules of limo Na-
tlonal Steeplechase association. Amendments
have been added to the bill to prevent pool
selling and betting. Not only are heavy ion-
altiem provided , but bate are to be recovered
by civil actIon. The bill was supported by
time New York Jockey climb and prominent
sporting nmen , Antimony Comustoclc anti Va-
riotls reform organizations lmavo opposed It.
Inntrmmetlomms to the Seitllmmg Fleet.
WASI ZINOTON , April 8.-Time instructions
to Unitcil States revenue ofliclals for the
patrol of time seal watora during the ap.
poacimimtg season hmavo beomm completed by
time Treasury depatnienL anti will shortly be
Issued to time captains of time vessels. 'rimey
are substantially the same as those of last
year ,
- - - -
l'flfI7)lf4M tV' TIII hlVfIi.
tieirin , , ii.m , 1hIii1'ziiisr nn.1 OIhit'r
Iemiirr tin limo Floor.
W.glIlGTO4 , April 8.-fly vote of 119
to 117 time houce tomley pmmsed the bill to
adopt time metric system of weights and mess-
urea In .iii diartmnent at ( ho government
o July 1 , IS , and to make it the only
legal system after January 1 1901.
Mr. Duekery moved to reonlder and Mr.
C.V. . Stone movemi to lay that motion on the
table. Time vote Was taken hmy yeas and nays.
The niotlon ii , lay on time table failed , lii to
130. The oppont'mmt&s ef time bill followed up
their victory by prcislng the motion to re-
consider. Time immoticim to recotmalder vrevalied ,
141 to 99.
After this defeat. Mr. Stone nttemnptrd to
withdraw time bill , but Mr. Doc'kery objected
and Insisted that after the time si'ent on the
lull it should bo killed outright. Mr. Stone ,
however , thought a mejbrity would vote for
time bill it it vero amner.ded in eevral par-
ticuiars , anti he , timerefore , moved to recom-
nmit time bill , a motion which carried , 130
to 9.
'FliO bill to reneal time compuicory pllotago
law , limsofar as It relates to sailimmg vessels
In time coastwise trade , was then called up ,
with the understanding that a vote should
be taken at 2 o'clock tomorrow ,
Mr. l'aymmo and Mr. Simpkins favored the
measure , while Mr , Miner antI Mr. Cumnmlngs
opiO5el It. During hl remarks Mr. Cumn-
mings said tlmat It had been tateml that the
pilots had a lobby herm to defeat the passage
of time bill. 'l know , " said lie , "of a titus-
wunip , one Chamberlain , commissioner of
imavigation , who lies been imoportuning mom-
hers in the interest of this bill. I remember
that Grover Ciovelamid a few ( lays ago removed -
moved from time governorship of Arizona otto
hughes , who was accused of trying to in-
flumence mombera eu time Arizona land lease
bIll , bnd I say to you , that. if ytt have
any regard for time omciat lire of the corn-
mimlaslonor of mia'lgation , you will allow time
bill to be defeated , for if this bill passes
and Grover Cleveland Is ( mime to the principle
lie laid down in the Iltmghmes case , tlmo coin-
missioner of navigation will very speedily
navigate 'ut of Washington. " ( Laughiter and
applause. )
Mr. Wadsworth , chairman of time committee
on agriculture , presented the conference report -
port on time agricultural bill , which was
adopted , after which time house , at 5:25 : p. m , ,
adjourned. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
PROVISION FOIl. MOltl CONSULS.
Necessity S.'t Fimetli of Smacim nit om-
cliii mit i'olii t's iii Asia lliii.r ,
WAShINGTON , April 8.--Sonator Slmer-
man , chaIrman of the commltteo on foreign
relations , today gave notice of an amemidnient
Intended to be proposed by him to time sundry
civil appropriation bill , providing for time
appointment of a consul at either lIarpoot
or Aloxandretta , Turkey , and In support of
the amendment filed a statement front Secretory -
tory Obey. Mr. Olney states that while time
Turkish authorities acquiesced In the es-
tnbliehment of a consulate at Erzerotmni , they
deollned to grant an exeqimateur to time vice
consul sent to liarpoot in accordance with
the action of congress at the last session ,
on time ground that time United States hmas
no commercial interests at the latter place.
lie expresses the fear thmat a like denial vU1
b encountered title year and requests that
Provision be made for a temporary appointment -
mont at Alexandrotta. "While , " lie says ,
"it is well known that Great Britain has recently -
cently obtained an oxeqbateur for a vice
consul at Harpoot. it is believed that the'
opening of a United States consmmlate there
would be useful , nevertheless. In vew ! of
the present delay encountered in doing so
and after a further careful consideration of
the question , I ant led to believe the inter-
eats of this country and its citizens residing
in Asia Miner would be greatly benefited
meanwhile by time establishment of a consulate -
ate at Aiexandretta on the coast of Syra. !
whore an omcer would be most favorably 10-
cated for looking after time Aimiorican missions -
sions andcmools ! in that section of the Ottoman -
man empire. " _ _ _ _ _
op INTEREST TO L.tBORING MEiN
house Comnimmittee Fzt'vors lime 11111 to
Fiifreetime lligImt-lImr Lmu ,
WASHINGTON , April 8.-Tho hou.e commIttee -
mItteo ott labor today heard Mr. Conies of
Michmlgan , who advocated the passage of his
bill providing that all persona employed by
time UnIted States or by a contractor or subcontractor -
contractor doing work for the United States
for time Dietrict of Columbia must o full
citizens. of the United States. Samuel Gom-
pers , president of the American Federation
of Labor , favored Reprcantativo PhillIps'
bill to enforca time eight.imour law In connee-
Lion witlm worlc of oil kInds , and also
advocated the paetage of a bill to prohibit
the transportation between states of the
product of convict labor. He expressed the
lmopo that a bill appointing a labor corn-
inlttee , which has been favorably reported
by the committee , would become a law
tItIZONA LANfl luLl IS A LAW
l'rt'sltlemmt CievelnmimlNeltlmer Slgmms Nor
YCtOL'S It.
WASHINGTON , April 8.-The act origimiat-
log in time senate to authorize time leasing of
landi for educational purposes In Arizona today -
day become a law without time president's ap-
lrovai. Timis partIcular measure was really
framed to niect certain objections made by
thmo proaldent to nit original bill passed by
the Imouse January 16 met. That bill was
vetoed by time ireldent and was promptly
passed over time veto upon its return to tIme
Imouse. I'eflhing action of a olmilar nature
iii the senate another bill was drawn up
there and passed to meet time presIdent's oh.
jection. Tbis bill received no better reception -
ception by time president , however , and it
became a law without iissignnturo. !
Conipletesi llit Ilmiimkriiptc 11111.
WASHINGTON , April 8.-Timo hous. corn-
imiltteo on judiciary today completed its work
upon time bankruptcy bill and decided to report -
port the bill to time house thl week. Time
xmicasuro is based upon the old Torrey bill
which lies been before congress aevoral years.
Under time bill as trained Involuntary bankruptcy -
ruptcy can be forced only for fraudulent or
wrongful nets or when the debtor , being insolvent -
solvent , suspends payment for thirty days.
Safeguards are provided to prevent time dis-
isipatlon of estates by the expenses of bankruptcy -
ruptcy , When the bill Is cohIed up in corn-
mittee Friday for time formality of a vote
Mr. Bailey will move to substitute time bill
introduced by Imim , whIch provides for a
purely volummtary system of bankruptcy and
Is the bill which was passed by the Imous 1mm
tue last coegresa witlm time amnaudmimente proposed -
posed by Senator Hoar.
Ne-TV Niitiommni Muimlc Authorized ,
WAShINGTON , April 8-TIme comptroller
of time currency has given autlmority for time
organization of time National Batik of liolton ,
ICan , , capital $50,000.
TURPIE iN FAVOR OF ACTION
Moro BoBolutlons on tim Cuban Question Do
Not Satisfy liIn
REVIEWS THE SITUATION IN TIlE ISLND
Sntirienl llcfcrcmmees to thin l'otmitlot *
Taken im ) ' Semmotors Lodge no.1
Shmermmnn-lnte Fixeti for lis-
cit'isIiit the I'efter Res.itmtiotm ,
WAShINGTON , April 8-Mr. Lodge gave
notice that ho would take up the immigra-
tioti bill ott the lOUt inst. The bill was
paMed , granting a pension of $60 monthly
to the widow of Major tiemierni Charles II.
Hamilton ,
Soniethlmig of a debate on banking came
tip on Mv , Teller's request that a bill requiring -
quiring national banks to ieOp reserves in
tlmoir vaults bo referred to tIme committee On
finance , Mr. Teller said there was a con-
gostton of money in the large eastern cItes
growing out of time fact that the law per-
nuts bankers to keel ) timolr reserves in Nev
York City drawing interest and tlmus taking
tIme funds front local use. lie regarded this
as very detrimuental , lie was infoemned that
75 per cent of thco Iundn was used in
otock speculation and not In legitimate busi-
ness. lIe urged tlmo finance commIttee to
devi.se iome meLlmod of retormmm.
Mr. Hoar agreed wIth Mr. Teller that a
reform was necessary. In his opinion time
'banking laws imould be amended so as to
prevent time payment of immtercst on reserve
dposlts in nh cases.
Mr. Merrill , chairman of time finance corn-
mittee , said both senators were mistaken , as
banks of standing dId not pay Interest ott
reserve deposits.
Mr. Hoar insisted that they did and cIted
tIme Boston banks , which. Ime said , paid 3
per cent on outsIde deposits. Time bill vemit
to time finance committee.
Mr. Turpie was then recognized In support
of the joint resolution of Mr. Call for time
sending of a UnIted States fleet to Cuban
waters to protect AmerIcans and prevent
Spamilsh barbarities. Time resolution was time
natural outgrowth of time immortki and obstruc-
tiori of the chairman of time committee on
foreign relations ( Shmerman ) , since lie took
rcfugo in time crypt of a conference com-
omittee. Mr. Turpie severely critIcised Mr.
Sherman's "abnormal imroceeditigs" in hand-
llng time Cuban resolution. The resolutIons
offered by Mr. Sherman had proposed "In-
terventlon , " bitt It was not disclored by title
remarkable document wimetlier we were to
lmmtervene to restore the grap of Spain in
Cuba or in beimalf of Cuba to tlmrow off that
grasp.
"Wimen tIme time comes for intervention , "
exclaimed Mr. Turpie , "I am for intervention
on time side of Cuba , for the sake of freedom
and Independence amid foF no other reason. "
hero was war ragmng br a year , anti yet
in tIme twenty or thirty speeclmes by Mr.
Lbdgo amid a like number by Mr. Sherman
before lie retired to the cave of Abdalia , all
that could be learned was time ejaculations
"There is a war in Cuba" and "Great is
the Cuban questIon , "
Mr. Sherman ixmt across time able , smiling
at times , while Mr. Turpie proceeded with
Imis vigorous arraignment of what he considered -
sidered the mismanagement of the Cuban
resolutions.
CONDITION OF CUBA DESCRIBED.
Mr. Turpie timemi proceeded to describ time
condition of Cuba totlmty. Two-thirds of time
island was within the. 'embrace of the revo-
lutlon ; time other third was debatable ground ,
where skirmishes and flgiiting was going on.
This , ho umid , had not even beert touched
upon by Mr. Slmorman , altimouglm a vital con-
ederation ! ,
"Timat senator has appeared as it too mucim
afraid of General Weylor to look irmtq this
question , to go over time terrItory. He has
not avon hooked overt the femice , "
Mr. Turpic took up il detail tile conditIons
exIBting itt Cuba. lie conceded that exact
officIal information was omeager. Yet time
"nmlnutm3 mimen of time Prees" and the mnas
of gemieral correspondence on the subject es-
tablisbed certain general and essential vrin-
ciples mjimowlmig a flagrant condition of war
oxieting. Time senator saId ime had personally
collected data. He imad kept tally of raids
by time Spainards on country stores untIl they
raim imito scores. He had noted the raldm
Involving attacks on women and hiildren.
Front this data , ile said , ho drew the first
essential concluoton , that the country store ,
that typo of civilization , was widely ostab.
lished timrouglmout time territory occupied by
the inourgonts. Time existence of the country -
try store meant that there were no bandits
and pirates , ac charged by Spanish officials ;
ito thieves and burglars ; that time debtor and
credItor of time store was present ; In short ,
that time reign of justice , time first requIsite
to sclai organizatIon , existed.
Tue senator refered to General Woyler's
amnesty offered to iriets-Oeneral Weyier
pauoecl In lila campaign-paused not as 101mg
as the chairman of thoforeign relations corn-
inittee ( Simcrnian-but ) ho paused In this
campaign , conducted wIth time ferocity of tlu
Apache , the Comanche : this campaign of the
MafIa and tIme timug ; thIs campaign repeating
the infamy of the duke of Alva ; paused to extend -
tend amnesty to the priests within the Insurgent -
gent lines who would yield obedience to
SpaIn.
From timie circtmrnrtanco , Mr. Turplo saimi
ho established another csaential principle.
Whore there were vriests there' were par.
lshe. Where titoru svero pariahes there
wore pcople-mnen , uomen and childromm.
In cimort , tlmis proclamation of amnesty front
Weyicr established that a God-fearing peo.
plo , with their priests and parishes , existed
vItimin the insurgent lines.
CUBA LOST TO SPAIN ,
At one point , In speaking of Weylcr' ,
atrociIcs , the sewitor exclaimed ; "Cuba
will be lost to Spain , " and added , "I retract
the 'will be. ' Cuba Is lost to Spain and
will never be regained , "
Mr. Turpie created great amusement by
a word picture of Mr. Lodge as a warrior'
about to have a duel with the Spanish mm-
later. The Massachusetts senator bad come
Into the cimamnber anl denied the assertions
of time Spanish mInister and denounced the
rniiiister'i diplomatic indiscretion ,
"I was about to suggest time weapons , "
proceeded Mr. Turpio. "It seems only
necessary to select the weapons mind name
time seconds. I was deeply anxiomms that out
champion slmouhil ho fuhiy armed and not
be mistaken for a mere harlequin with a
buckler of loather and a sword of lath. "
"But , " added Mr. Turpio , "a friend near
me said , 'Timaro will be no fight. ' " The
t'enator'a demonstration wets not really
threatening at all. It all came from Imis
fondness for a certIan confectionery-puffs
-not tutti frutti nor Ices , but puffs , pialo
I PEN PICTUIU3S PLLASANTLY AND POINTEDLY PUT.
i
% ' ( ) N1)Hit W'iIA'I' l'i' IS-
'j'intt lilfikes 0111' IUHiiiCSS keel ) growing
ititti gro'lmig-w'oiitler it time fueL that
vo' % t ) bet'ii hero In one location ( or
nltilost IL quarter of ' ' ' '
a CMtttli'y-'fi'OltitM' (
if iii miii that thiuti 'o haven't learned
of iiiid got haiti ot time bemt LtltlIlofi 11111110
-IClmbnli-Jlnliet & flmmvlmi-Kranteli &
J3neii-A. lot ot slIghtly used iialios ) to
miell tlmis reek at SiO.-IJ3-$75--nnd tl ) .
It ) 'Otl 1)11) ) ' a iiev 1)18110 ) tItle week vo'hi
luiuek otr ; 5t ) rroni the twice ,
A. Hospe , Jr.
: .MsItIIa ua Art. 1513 Dougins.
E1iI'
II0T VS 1NV1lST1GtTE
This stcekiug busliletu-our enmit vIll-
do' Is so ( till of socks that you cmtit't
tee , uuytiilmig but 8ox-tiley are 50c sox-
Ito % , l)0Mle ) ) don't-os a rule-buy 50c
sox-tlimit ltt-uot readily-41ki ill s'iiat
niost Imien want a sock nt-tiittt'mi. the
reason nro closing these tOc miox out
itt 15e a iuilr-or three ithI'S ) ( or it tiol-
litr-bhmtcks ititti tails tire time HlifltlC-
tioii't think wu'Il keel ) tiit'imt long at this
lrieO ) ,
Albert Cahii ,
1322 Farilutli.
A JACIC-iN-/i-IIOX-
Simeltiga Iii ) When least expecod-so tloos
ml 110W slititle or color of tflui-&tmli ( We got
It ' ' Iii ii1sins' slmoe-v1tlm
yestei'tlity-It's a * -
8. murow square toe-and a. shoe thmat'li
gIve more solid wear tItan mtiiy black
simon yoil ever bought ( oi' the Hammie iwict
-nilsses' MIZCs 11'4i to 2 at 2.OO-cbll-
tii'eii' , 3l/j to 11 , nt $ i.Otz'y a IfllI' ) for
your chiiItl-it you 'ullt to reduce youi'
Hhlnu bIll , Thu bIcycle 1 lii tha 'window
yet.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farinun.
-
- - - - - - - - ; - - -
puffs Ainki th pmtpprtssel Isu iter of
semistors , Mr Turpiq toll rf the , langea
threatening Mr 1o.1 fm1in too : nsny puffs ,
Next he tmmrnetl hih''a'tttntlon to Minhier
1)tmpuy do tommie'S tlipletigttlo Imullicretloti In
criticising through' e press the cntot
front lledge ) , who was "A
past gratlusto of IhC ( jinje school of orunis-
cienco , " Mr. Timrpie1 ad the Spanish mm-
icier appeared to be tmtfathillar will. . that
Spanish verse. '
" 1'ygmiem , though' 'Tmrtcd anti perched
on Alps ,
Are pygmies still. "
The senator eiozet' tth a strong word
picture of the ftmuitn' ' of Cuba ,
Me , Sherman at ore moved an executive
esion , and at 2 oclo k the doors wore
cloeed , t
The executive session wits brief , When the
open session was reNmnted the Indian ap-
ptopriatlon bill was taken up , Mr. Cannon
offered an amendment tbimt the membera of
s commIssion treating with Indians shall be
boima tide residents of the state or territory
in whmleh time Indians are located , A vote
on tIme amentimnent was tleferreth
An amendment by Me , Jones of Arkansas
was agreed to , Increasing time appropriation
for surveys in the Indian territory to $300-
000 ,
Time bill was laid aside at 5 o'clock ,
Mr. Poffer asked unanumnoims conmint that
the resolutlomi for a senate Inquiry into recent -
cent bond Isruen be taken up at 2:15 : p. in.
next Tuesday. Mr. 11111 , who lmas contested
time resolution , made no objection , and the
agreement. was effected ,
Mr. Mitchell of Oregon Introduced a joint
resolution to facilitate a reorganizatIon of tIme
Northern Pacific Railroad comnpany , givimmg to
actual jettiere the rlgimt to vurchaso lamitis
withIn railroad grants at $2.50 cmi acre , and
to Irolmiblt consolidation with. . cotmipetlng
lines.
At 5 p. m , the senate adjourned ,
( tum'p.t 11)1 * of Ummia'r.s.l 3lcmnIerMhmip ,
WAShiNGTON , April 8.-Time question of
tmniverml mnemmiberslmip was a bone of contention -
tion at today's session of the National League
of Musicians. No conclusion was reached ,
A mnessage front Governor Ciomigli cit Mmmc-
seta was rend characterizing thmo competition
of army and navy bands with civilian bans
atm aim otmtrage ,
At 1 o'clock tIme delegates collected at the
wimito house in a body and wore received by
time president. In the afterimoon the league
reassembled and lstened ! to an address by
Samuel Gonipors , president of the American
Federation of Labor , who spoke at lengthen
on the advantages the National League
of Musiclane wotmitl obtaimi by amliatlng with
the American FederatIon of Labor , lie
guaranteed to them perfect autoimoimmy in the
matter of admnin'atration.
Nm'tht'rn I'iilc Iteorgmtmizntiomm 1)111.
WASHINGTON , April 8.-Semiator Mitchell
of Oregon today Introduced a joint resolution
for tIme reorganization of time Northern I'aclflc
Railroad company in case of Ha eale under
foreciocuro proceedings. it provides that anew
now company may file its papers wRit time
secretary of the ! iiterlor and succeed to all
time privileges and rights of the old organization -
tion , It Is to be allowed to Issue bonds to
the extent of $190,000,000 Co the presemmt lines
and $25,000 per mule on any road hereafter
comm.tructod. Time price' of agricultural lands
withmin time Northern , Pacific grant itt limited
by time resalution to $2.50 per acre. Time resa-
lution also contains ii prohibition aga.ist
consolidation with any' 'p3raliel or comitpeting
line , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Four Commtestm"fl EleCti.li Cnsca ,
WAShINGTON , AriL 1S.-Fommr contested
electiomm cases were Uecded today by house
elections committee d. 2. In only one case
was the report adverse to a member now
holding the seat , that pr Murray against
Elliott , from the Fir SoLith Carolina , which
i favorable to Murray , Time others were :
Johnson against Stockqn , Seventim South
Carolina , in favor ot.Stqcken ; Kearby agaimmst
Abbott , Fifth Texas , in favor of Abbott ; Rat-
clIffe against Wiliiarns Fifth Misisslppi , in
favor of Williams. lb th last case the con-
testant.m did not mmke an appearance , and
niinI'lty reports will bq filed in all time
others.
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All 1. . Qiiictzit La Lllpertzm.L
\VASI1IGTON , prlt 8.--The Navy department -
mont hiss received a cablegram from La
LIbertad , San Salvador , announcing that all
Is quiet at that place. Time dispatchm is from
Captain Franklin Hanford , commanding one
of time United States simips In time waters of
th Central Amnerican countrIes , vhmo also
says American interests are protected.
Itestorl mig \S'lIs' PelisiomiM.
WASHINGTON , April 8.-Senator Allen 1mm-
troduced a bUl today providing for time ree-
toratlon of time names of widows of soldlera
to tIme pension rolls after the deatim of the
secommd husbande , vhio by reason of a see-
end mnarrage itave been dropped from time
pension rolls.
G.IIigimt's' Sueccns.r Cotmfti-iiieI.
WASHINGTON , April 8.-Time senate In
executive ression today confirmed the nornl-
nation of Benjamin J , , FrankVem of Phoenix ,
Ariz. , to be governor of Arizona , vice L. C.
lIughme , removed.
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SOUTH OMAHA NEWS
Arrangemonto Imavo been made for a grand
joliification by time democrats in view of their
victory at the polls Tuesday , Forming at
time corner of Twenty-sixth and N streets
tonight , the procession will move to Twenty-
fourth and .1' , and timen countermarch to
Twenty-fourth and Q. when time line will go
to the Young Men's Institute imahl. here
addrceces will be made by Malor Davis and
otimcrL' . After time spqaking there vihi be a.
free ball at the ball , 1 which everybody is
invited to participate , F'ranek'a band will
load time 'column , whIch will be commanded
by 'i'otmi Hector as nmarshal , asoisted by J ,
I , . Ricimart as assistant niarsimal , and Aide-
do-Camp I'reitag , Trapp , hlyland , Johmnson ,
Dolezal , Walters and puhla.
Time Mutmicipal league Is not satisfied with
the result of time election mmd intends to con-
t09L the Fourtim waid , Yesterday afternoon
time league engaged three attorneys , each of
wlmomim expected to be city attorney it time
election bad gene another way , and it is
given out that the returns will be' contested
with vigor. Paul McAuley will also contest
Judge Cimrlstmann's right to occupy the io-
lice court bench for another two years.
Commencing next Tuesday there will be
five republican members of time city 'council
in Iiiaco of the democratic majority as at
Iirosont , Time old councIl wihi meet next
Monday evening to cammVaw time votes , Dr ,
Emmeor and time imewlytehoeted councilmen svlll
then be uworn Ia by Mayor Johnston , Time
law provides thmt'time rmewIcouncii must meet
on the following dayimdd ; organize , As a
general thimig time tmaFcouncil meets itt 10
a. m , Tuesday and atturneiectlng a lresldent
adjourns until the following Monday.
'Flu % four members otltho Board of Etluea-
tion wlmo were &ectod Tuesday will be sworn
in at time regular mzme tIli in May , but vlll
not take their seats upi , July. The mama-
hers of time board yhgpq3 terms expire arc :
Cheek , hIagan mind fflmtoj ,
lsgic l4a,1G.ss1p ,
Colonel J , L. MarLmn1p ! in Topeka ,
The city councIl wIiimmeet ( tile evening.
Bert Slocumn has rtiiImod from an Iowa
trip. Ii J
Mrs. F. W , IConnyfp1air Is time uost of
Mrs. W. S. WbILe ,
William Smith ofi1lIpn , , Mont. , Is Imero
with a shipment of cattle.
Mrs. Sam haney , Twenty-first and U
streets , is visiting In Iowa.
Howard Meyers went to Weston yesterday
to attend to sonic business.
The Choral Art club will meet Saturday
ovemiing at. Coillnt ? music store ,
Mrs. II. Earnest , Twenty-fourth and M
streets , Is with friends at Misuouri Valley ,
Title evemming the mimeznbers of the Episcopal
church will imoid a reception at MasonIc
hail.
ii. Wiiilanmm' . stockman qf Bpltb Center.
Ken , , Was looking over . lImo yards - yesterday
aiiernoolm.
Joseph Mcflavltt of Cincinnati , a brother
of Roy , Father Mcflavitt , is spending a few
days in the city ,
The Young Men's 'Christian association
wIll hold a public roceptto at the aamclation
rocimma thle evozmltmg , ,
A basket social will be gIven Friday oven-
tag by the Young l'eoplo'v society of time
United I'reabytcrlau church.
ENCLAND hAS A lIAR ! ) TASK
KllftBta Collecting rtn Army of Fifty
Thousand Picked Wftrr1or ,
CAMPAIGN IN TIIESOiJDN NO BOY'S PLAY
So emt Iluimitresi Miles of Iloril lnrehm"
11mg mmliii Still ilitriler Fightisig
Jiefore liizmrtoim mit Colt lie
Fiiitiii' htenel.e,1 ,
( Copyrihmt , 1110 , by time As.oeiatNl i'resa. )
CAIRO , April 8.-Eacb atiditlomiah budget
of news front the front increases the amixioty
hero in official cIrcles as to the fate of the
vanguard of the Anglo-Egyptian forces oper-
atlng imp time Nib as a preilnmtnary to the
advance in force upon Dongoha , for which
troops are being rapidly cotmcontrated at
Wady hlalfmi ,
Time news of the movements oouthward of
tlmo troops imas spread with that wonderful
rapidity wimichm has frequently been noticed
as omio of tue features of campaigning In
tIme Soudan. While the British inteliigetmco
department experiences tIme greatest dliii-
culty in obtaining informmiatiomi regarding the
movements of time dervishes , the latter , atm-
parentiy having spies in all quarters , have
succeeded in transmitting important nec a
with lightning-like rapIdity from one vart
of time countrll to time other. Thmtms , in settle
niysteriotms manner , tlmo news of time Anglo-
Egyptiamm advance has itoon conimutmicated to
the distant quarters at time iLtohmamnmnetiami
world , and the departure of hilgrimims for
Mecca has been aum'pemmdeti , which moans
that the kmahiFa is calilmig upon his var-
riors to muster to tlmo standard , amid that
the holy war which lie Imas recently Pro-
clainied agaimist Egypt io to be hushed with
all the desperate emiergy of tito dervish
leaders.
K1IALIF'A COLLECTING TROOPS.
The khalifa has decreed thmat tribes initne-
diately collect aimd forward to Omndurniamm a
heavy war tax , that the picket warriors be
hurried to that camp and timat all vreparn-
tlons be imiado for a long camnpaigmm. lie cx-
liects to muster aim army of 50,000 imien , corn-
1)0500 of time best fighting men of the Sou-
dan , at Omdurrnan , by September , whmen time
Anglo-Egyptian advance vihi be met by time
khallfa 1mm tmerson , Time latter lies recalled
the dervish armies frcmn Fashoda and Darfur ,
and it is believed that the sege of Kassala
will shortly be raised , if It has not already
been raised , in order that the derrishmes now
before that tmlace mna bo utilized around
Khartoum amid Dongola ,
Thio kimalifa , writing to tIme siieilc of As-
souan under date of Deceniber last , said that
he was always ready to submimit to the au-
timority of the khodlve of Egypt as time representative -
sentativo of time rultan , but that ho would
"resist to tIme doatlm any expedition coming
from Egypt so lcng as the British occupied
time country. "
Time khnhifa concluded : "I am aware that
tiio British desire to have me assassiimated4
but I have taken precatitemis ! thmat none of
the European prisoners shall survive my
murder. "
Timouglm Wady HaIfa Is really the base of ,
the Anglo-Egyptian operatons. Akesbeb , a
place of little Importance , about nInety miles
south of Wady HaIfa , is the present base of
cperatlolms. It is to that point that time light
railroad i being pushed for the conveyance
of men , supplIes , ets , , and there it is
believed , time first fighting will occur , for
telegrapimic communication wIth the vami-
guard occupying Akeshmeh has already been
twice cut off and the dervishes are believe.I
to be gathering in forc8 iii Limo vIcinity of the
tmlace. Hence the anxcty hero.
FORTIFYING AKESIIEH.
Akeahohm was occupied by a small column of
tt'OOls ummder Major Cohlissomi without opposi-
tioii on March 20 and from that tIme on
reimiforcemer'ts and stores itavo been pusiwd
foriyard by rail where possible anti by river
boats when the railroad could not ho used.
Aicashehi Is now being strongly fortified.
The sirdar of time Anglo-Egyptian army , Sir
Ilerbert Micimoner , Is at present in suprenme
command of operations. Ito is young amid
ambitious , thoroughly familiar with time
methods of the Somidanese , a born fighter and
an officer having time fmiil confidence of tlmcso
under him , But it is expected that the wiseacres -
acres of the British war office will replace
hint In command of time troops by an older
cmcer before time real advance on Dongola
commences. Some man like Gronfell , Buhler
or'ooti % ill then , it is believed , succeed
Mlchener before September.
Time British troops wimiclm will take part
In the advance on Dongola , it Is expected ,
number about 5,000 men , amid In addition
timere will be about 15,000 Egyptian troops
led by trained British omcers , Colonel
Hunter is in cemmatmd of Wady Haifa , General -
oral Knowles and Major General Hemidoaon
are in command at Alexandria and other
British officers of rank are on their way to
assume commnand.
Two battalions of time North Staflordsimire
regiment ore already at Wady HaIfa , whmere
there are about 3,000 Egyptian troops and
more arriving everyday. -
Some prophets say that time advance on
Dongola will be commenced when 10,000 men
are concentrated at Akesheh , but if this is
tile case , according to belief here , there
will be another terrible disaster simIlar to
that of 1881 , when hIcks I'asima , at the head
of about 11,000 Egyptian troops , was tie-
coyod late' a defile , attacked by overwhelm.
1mg numbers and massacred to a man ,
The work of dispatchIng troops to the
front lii carrIed on in time most admirable
manner , with the greatest regularity ammO
without a bitcim of any kin' .
Dispatches received hmere today from Wady-
Haifa say that the lines of conimumilcatlon
between that place anti Alcasimelt are being
otrciigthiemied every day , that rmatrols of
friendly Arabs may keep a rigid watch along
the whole road ,
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31A'I'AIIELES AltIO ALL W'IILL AILMEI ) ,
ScriofiN FIghtiiis Likely to Occur lie-
fort' 'I'iey Art' $ .iiitresseii ,
I3ULU\VAYO , April 8.-The details of the
repulse of the Matabeles by Captain Gliford's
forces , whIch had been engaged in burning
lcraaia In time Shilolm district , show that the
rebellious natives are much better armed
then had beat supposed and timat if It Is sure
that they are commanded by iCing Loben-
guela or lila son , serious fighting must. occur
before thmo uprising is suppressed ,
Gifford , who was woutmded during time engagement -
gagement , reports that as soon as It was
noticed that the enemy was advancing In
force ime took up a strong poslticn sitti
laagered in ahl'Imis cattle and supplies. Time
Matabolos eventually attacked this position
from all eldes at once and later tried to rusim
the laager. But Gifford's troops beat off tIme
Matabeles , whose loss is eatlnmated at 100
Icillod.
The Matabeles were armed with every
kind of rifle and gun Imaginable and seemed
to have a good supply of anmmnunitlon , But
time posltioim occupied by Gifford was adntira.
bie. As a result , only two of Gifford's troop.
era and several of his natIves were killed.
iLenforcementa have now reacimei Gifford
and lie will continue the work of destroying
time fortified encoaurea ! of time natives ,
I'romHH4e to IC'cmm ICgssmmltm ,
ROME , April 8-The oufleai ! dispatches
which have been received front time seat of
war In Abyssinia leave It doubtful whether
Gemmerai flaltitheora's order to Colonel Steven !
to retire front 1Caala wIth his column upon
Agdart , halt way between Kassaia and
Imiassowab , implies the complete evacuation
of Kassala by time Italians. It I. surmised ,
however , timat iCassala may contInue to ha
held by a garrisomm commanded by Major
hIdalgo , which I. considered strong enough
to hold time place against offuimalve move.
nients , timougim hot strong emmoughi to take
the offensive mtgainst the dervishes.
Time Ituhi states time Italian government
imas refused the offer of an English syndicate
of a lean of 25,000,000.
Whemm Baby % vas mOck , we gave Imer Castorla ,
When 'imo was a Child , ht cried for Castorla ,
W'hexm aimo became iixiiho clung to CastorIa ,
Thxa bo bad Children , the gavutbem Castorle.
* 'hltliii ' 'riii (1'hiiLi Mt'IN'I' 'l'O AI"I' .
1'ligtlslm I'eiiiI' AgII..tu1 Over i'm.
i.nN'.l llitn isis tiii'ttt of tissiniitries ,
i.ONlON , April , -Tlmero is irnichm indignation -
dignation in Engianil over the lntotltioii of
the sultan of Turkey to exclude Christian
missionaries front Asia Minor , nn1 those
itimo were nctit'o in nieaatmres in behalf of the
Arnienlsna take a leadIng part also In 'oic-
ing the public sentiment in tlmi * direction ,
The case of htov. Ci. P. Knapp , the American
missionary at Ihittlis , who is detained at
Dlarbekir , Is attractlmig much attention.
A special meetIng of time Armenian Relief
committee wail hold to.lay to gIve expression
of opinions on th ! subject. The duke of
Argyle presided anti he stated that the duke
of Westminster hail received information
that hostile measures against tIme
Christian missionarieS were contemplated by
the sultan ,
Time socrctsr of the committee reported
that an iratie had apparemitly been aign.d
( lecrecing the missionaries ohoulti be ban-
isimed and that 11ev. Mc , Knapp's withdrawal
Was Viewed with consternation by Imis col-
leagmmea and would be nmost disastrous iii
over ) ' way.
After hearing timese statements of the alt-
uation , which were coaflrnmatOry of time
flows published iii the urea. , time nicetimig
adopted it resoititlon , Introduced by Canon
Gore , Protestimig against time measure threat.
eneit by the etmitami anti ttrgitmg tIme British
govornmnemit to miD its tmtmunst to secure Limo
imminmediato withdrawal of the lratie.
Time case of Mr. ICnapp wet' itinde the sub.
ject of a special expression. C. E Schmwann ,
radIcal members of Parhiarncit for Nortim
Manchmcoter , vroieI a resolution to thmo
effect that time committee , imavimig heartl
with deep regret of the lmprisonrnemmt of
Mr. Knapp at Ilmirbekir , earmvstiy request the
go'ernnient to take imnmtmetllato steps to ob-
tam the release of Me , Ktiapp , whose self-
denyIng labors In the distribution of relict
to starving Armeniane had boon the
meamni of saving mnamiy hives.
This motion was adopted umianlmuoushy ,
Time meeting timon appointed a deputation
consisting of Cmmnomm Gore , Prot , Bert
amid Sir J. Konnaway , conservative members
of Parliament , to wait upon Mr. Arthur
ilalfour , first lord of time treasury , anti to
urge upon lmiimt to increase tIme mmunmber of
British consuls in Asiatic Turkey , as their
presence there has a salutary effect in
restraining time outrages upon the Christians
anti iii giving countenance to tIme work of
relict by time muissionaries.
CONSTANTINOPLE , April 7.-Via ( Sofia ,
Bulgaria , April 8.-Tiio ) publicity given to
time case of Rev. George P. Knapp by time
Associated press has caused considerable
cxcitetnommt in official cIrcles amid explanations -
tions which were not previously fortimcomuiiig
are now to be hmati at first hand. Time' Tmmrk-
isli mmminister for foreIgn affairs , Tewfik l'asima ,
lath timi evening vohtmntariiy doclareti that
wlmiho it was true that Rev , Mr. lCimapp , time
missiommary at liitlle , Is detained at llarbekr
thmo mIssionary iii well treated amid is a
"guest" at time rcsldenee of time vaIl of
Diarbekir. It is not demiicd , lmowcver , that
it wasintendcd to expel Mr. Knapp front
Asiatic Turkey , But it is posslblo tlmat time
representative of time United States charge
( I , alfaires , Mr. John Vt' . RIddle , litay sue-
coed lii obtainimig front the l'orto conez-
sions vImicii othmerwimo mihmt have beemi refused -
fused , and timat time nmlsslonary mimay be
brotmglmt here for trial In tIme presemmce of a
rcprcsommtativo of the Umilted States , which
is unilerstood to Ito time course advocated by
Minister Torrehl.
Mr. Riddle , however , is awaItIng a report
frommi Diarbokir , relative to time case of 11ev.
Dr. Knapp , heforo taking any further
offlcal stops in the mimattcr , It is also hmoi.ed
that the atentlomm which has been drawim to
time expmmlsion of Christian mnisslonarics and
agents of time Red Cross society frotn Asiatic
Turkey may hmavo sufficient weight witim time
sultaim to prevent the carrying out of timis
ian , wimch. ! It is said. originated with a
power very frientily at present to Turkey ,
and had for its ultlniate object time substitu-
Lion for the expelled missionaries of time
emissaries of another church.
IIEFOILMERSJIELi ) FOR TitEASON.
Court Ilmmg Not 1)eciIei 'LVIiethmer to
.1 % io'rt' liil to' lie Giveli ,
LONDON , April 9.-A dispatch from Pretoria -
toria to the Tinies says : in time larmttirost
court today all of time members of time Reform
committee were conunitted for trIal at time
lmext sesson ! of time high court on a charge
of imlghm treason for their participatiomi in
the Johmannesburg uprIsing. Time ianddrost
court reserved its decision , as to wlmetimer or
mmot to allow haIl untIl it had consulted time
state attorney.
A Capetown dispatch to time Times confirnis
time report timat Hon. Cccll flhmodes is Ill
with fever.
A Pretoria dispatchm to tue Daily Telegraph
says : Mr. Chamberlain's message was received -
coived by tIme Transvaal govermmmncn today
to time effect ime did not immtemn to send
further English troops to South Africa. The
niessago hmas Imad a good effect. President
Kruger said imo would do imia utmost to
modIfy the ppints of time discussion betwcen
himself and England , as Ime was most atmxious
to proceed to London and ho was convinced
the Volksraad would not object when it
utmderstood time necessity for time visit.
SAVED FROifl1.1OTflEI
Father and Son Set Free at
. Asheviile , N. C.
Little Cimuricy Fogiemimimmi Itsoti To-
hmmco SIut'c linhJiootI , ii mmml Ills
Fo t her SnioIOt'ii mt tel Cim ew'etl for I ito
J'imst 'I'esmty Years ,
AShEVILLE , N. C-Spocial-"Is ( ) that
true ? " asked time News man at Peiham's
i'lmarmacY , as lie laid down a letter in time
Presence of a dozen interested customers.
"Yes , it is , " promptly answered time proprietor -
prietor , "It was written hero on one of our
letterheads and signed by J. C. Fogeman ,
wimo liveS at No. 5 Buxton etreet , We oil
kmmov Ime is a man of his word ,
'rums is hit : the iettci' saltl :
Ollico of i'etimtmmn Pitarniacy , 21 Patton avenue ,
Asheville. N , C. : Oontienmen-My little boy , mmuw
a years , In'gmtn chewing tobacco when 3 yesrs old
liy the advice of our ( slimily pliyacian ! , km time
Pines of stronger stimimuiemmts. Four weeks migu I
Iegmmmm givtmmg hinm No-To-liaC , wlmicim I bought at
l'eilmamn't 1'liarmnCy , and to my great suuirise
and deiigimt No-'ro.nao completely cured him.
Ito daemt flat care fem tobacco un,1 is vt'm7 nmucim
improved in health , eats heartIly anti imas ii
much bettor color ,
'llrmhing ( such results frotn tlm' use of No-To-
lisa I began mimysoif , and it cured time after usng
lOltCC ( ) , in Sit formic , for twenty years.
"I nmimko Oils tmialim ittatetnent ( or 'time h9nellt of
others , ( Hgned ) .1. C , FOOiIMAN , "
"What's thmat't'P amtketi Chief of Police II.
S. Hawkins , whose nmanly form , attired In
time new police uniform , like Solomon in mmli
his glory , came to the door.
"Wily , No-To-Hoc curesi"
"Cures ? Why I shmould say so , I lisoti it
nmysoit. It. cureti me , 1 bought one box
of No-ro-hinc ( rain l'eiham mind was cured
after using tobacco-cimicily chewing-for
eight (8) ( ) or ten (10) ) years. "
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book form , with rot-
crenccs and proofs ,
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ferlog menscaied ) free. Full manly vigor
permanently restored. macro impossIble ,
ERIE MEDIOAL CO.9BIJFFALON.Y.
OCEAN STEmMIORS ,
, ,
w'lIllle STAll LINE.
New York to Liverpool , via Qucenatowne ,
EVERY WEDNESDAY , 10 A. nm. .
Disembatklmig paseagem at Riverside railway eta.
tton , Liverpool , weather , etc. , permitting , thus
avoIding transfer cy tender.
'rho magnilicent twin screw steamers Majestic
find Teutanic , time Oernmanic , newly memiodeled , .
and time tong time favorite , BritannIc , ompriss
a ilect Unsum'pasmi'ti for reguinrity of passages
and excellence of service.
H. TIONNIOY I'flENcIr , General Western Agent ,
244 8. Clark St. , Chicago , Iii.
RAILWAY TiME CARD
Leaves IIIIJI1LINOTON & alt ) . lllVflIt.JArrives
Omnatmalummlormlepot , 10th & Mason Ste,1 Omaha
8:30am..Denver : .Expross , , . . , . . . . , ,9:35Lij :
4MpmIilk : , huts , Mont , & l'uget find Ex , 4:0pmmm
4Ioplmm. : . . . . . . . . . . Denver flxprcsa. . . . . . . . . . 4O5pmmm :
J:05mnmNcbraskmu : ) Local ( ezOept Sunday ) , , ? :4pmmi
, . , itneoin Local ( except HundityIi:23ammm ) :
2:4pmn : , , .1'ast ) dimilfor J.ip9o1nLdamiy.
Lcnvcs lCliICAClO , ImU1tLiNcTON& Q.iArrlves
OmatmalunionlepotIOttm _ & Mason Ste. ; Omnimlia
OOOpmmm. ; . . . . . . . . . ' hlcimgo stiiuuie , , , , , , , , , , s&tij ;
iI:4Sani : , , , , , , , , , , , Chicago Fxpreu . , , , . . , , , , , 4i5pmmm :
7r.Ommo. , , Chiengo & in. Louis Ext'm-esa , , , BOOatm ;
11:33am : , , , , , , . , l' acUte Junction Ical. . . . . . . . 5:10pm :
Fast Mall , , , . , . . , , . . . , , , 2tipnm :
: i'AUi..AliVcC
omnaimallinltin lepot. 10th & Mason Hts.f omnatma
GOOprn..Clmicngo : Limited. . . . . . . . . . . 8Oatn
iOt5amn.Cimicago : lOxpress ( Cx. Sunday.az5prn ) :
Leaves tClfiCAflO & NoILTll\vEHTNM7IvT :
Omaimaltlnlon Iepol , 1011 * & Mason fits , ( Ouuialia
1lOOaio..ICamiterum ; gxmmress , . , . . , . , , , . 3l0pnm :
4:4tpmn : , , , , . , . . , Vestlbuled Llmnltei , . , , , , , , . StIprn :
7Osm . , . . , , , . . , Carroll l'assenger..IO:4oem :
6:4p'n : , . . . . . , Omelet Chicno Hpecial , , . , . , , 5OOa :
4:50pm : . . . . . . . . . . . . Iioone Lord. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30am :
. , . , . , ' . Miseotiri Valley Local , . . . . . , .9Iiartm :
Leav.s ICiliCAGO , it. I , 4 l'ACIFtCjtrrIvei"
Omatialunmon iepot , 10th & dasn 515.1 Omimiiiuii _
- iAHV.
IO:405mAtlflfltiC : ' ) , , . s:35ji :
6:25pm : . , . . . . . . . . . . NIght ixpress , . . , , , . . , , , , sl3.iun :
4LOmitn : , , , , Cimieago Vesiilult'1 f.itoited. , , , I : aZprn
4Soptn..Ht. : Paul Vcstitiuieit IImnltc.4. . , l3pm
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wtsr : , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OtspmOiclammorna : & T.'xiThx.ex , Hun.,15iinmn )
1:40pm. : . . . . . , , , . Colorado Limited. . . . . . . . . . 4:00pm :
' ' - -r-- ;
: , . i' . : III. & 0 , lArrives
OmahaL.flePet , 15th and Webster 11tn. _ ( Omaha
8:15am : , , , . . SiMix City Accommmnmolatton. . . . . 5:15gm :
lIlSpmRiotix : City i'xprezs tex. Hun.ll:5smn ) : 'I
5:33pm : . , , . . , . , , . It. I'aul IimtteI , , . , , , . , , , 9ioanm : '
a:1tpmIiuus : City Acc'rn'n ( cx , Sun. ) , , ti'
l0Mti'VXtIT5Y ; , hArIvea'
Omimahill , Dept. illlm antI Wei'ster ' Ht'i. ' J0tnalma
! ; llpmtm , , . , , , . Vast 31a11 ani Express , , , . , , .
2inmiie : , I'd. ) W'vo , lx , ( cx , Men , ) . . GSpm :
7t0tnmNorttil : : ispresa' ( mx. $ unday.l'i:2tni :
5Spom , . . , . . . , . . . St , l'aulExpTt' . , , . . . . . . . . . . 'JIoatn :
I
I.eavem I K. C" . , T. .1 , & (1. ( Ii. i'rdves -
( Jmiialail'ni.n , I ' , 'l't . , t'th ' ) & ! ta.nmSts.JOmahi *
. ' , , , . , I .4n5''i ' C'ity Day l'xprrs , , , , , Glopmmm :
0:4i7ml. : C. Nhttitt lx. via U. l'.Trans.7O0mrn :
r.ves I MhtiUOhlflf I'A'Ii'iC , : ; ' ; ,
Omsalmni 1)01' .1 1tii att.I Vebsier nts.Lomutma
h:4Mv'm : . . , , , . , . , .I t. LouIs flpreas , , , . , , , , , , 6OOatn :
0:1 ° rin . , . , . . . , . ,8' , Iotmia lixpeaa . , , , . , , , , , 53iimn ;
5O'pm : . , , , , Nl'maka IorimI ( ex , tun..g:00an :
faves I FtN 1lTY & 1'ACFIC1irivr
Oxmalmmmi lcn .1 , 15th slid Vel.ettir tLLonmaimmm
L"i ? " " '
Iesvrs I sioux ( 'iT'e i'AChi"Ic.iiFi ive' ;
( ) : ) , 'I , lttlt utmil Velmiter StLLOnmaiuiL
T0ain ; . . . . . . .t4ious City l'aajNmmuer..iOTt0pi
' ; 4umn , . . , , , , , . . . St. I'.mul Ilrtmilel , , . , , , , . , . fl:30.'ni :
i.iY"'ThNIONi'ACIVi ( ' . iArFiVa
. ' ) rnuahahUtmionIlepet _ _ _ _ , lOtim & MaauuStzlOmnumima
9:10am : . . , . . . Kesremey Express. , . . , . . , , , , llOpra :
$ : Ilimnm . . . . . . . . . .Orerinimi llmnlted . . . . . , . , . , 4:45pmum :
3.Optmm.lieat'ce ; & $ tremni.t lIx. ( ex $ Um ) , 4lOpiim ;
G:1.mm.armmmmml : iiiarmd mxlmu'ss ( ox. iluim.12:05pm : ,
: , , . . . . . . . . . . : , . . " ! . , s4D.nm ;
l.emuves ( 'A iiA8li'It'i'tVA V. lArrtve "
Ozmumhmu1llnion Depot , lOlh&Mmtson Ut. , , omaha L.
43 , , , , , , , St. I.ouia Cannon L' , . , , , , , .
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