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I : TTIC OMAITA DAIFiY IIEES1JNDAY : , MAY 17 , isni ; .
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1TTER known na "Tho
: - Boat Tonic" IH Oflo of
thu oldest extracts
b&L.1. : on the market. It i
our nrnbltloii to soil only the
vo1..v 1)UVU'3L and most nutritious
; 4.lX extract , and we can guarantee
5 ; : this to be the only Lnlo that
tr ; ought to be used.
p \ It Cost
: A ft $2,765.42
1IAT'S ' it our now
X..it : _ soda fountain costs.
It will arrive next
week , and on Sttuitay next
will bo the ' ) Cfliflg day. Wu
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ci. . ' the opening tiLLy to the Salvation
Army who will have entire
charge foi that day.
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Differciico flotwecn the Otoc and Missouri
Indians and the Settlers.
DELEGATION OF RED MEN AT WASHINGTON
EN1)et dl ) Ieet Stcretitr ) Smith , , ii
V.4I fltMIlIy II tid I Ii e Ii t iir
; , HUiIiH to 'Ifl i.sent to
, ills lrojoslt lou.
WASIIIN&TON , May 16.-Spoclal ( Tole-
graunj-Tluo dilegatIon qf Otce Indians i hich
hu uuow on Its way to Washington to coiitu1t
Secretary SIUt1I with regard to the differ-
oL1ces between their tribe and the settlers
on theI ceded lands In Nebraska. will lurch-
ably r04c11 lucre Monday They will probably -
bly not be afforded an opportunity for a conference -
feronce wltl tlit. olfl lal betoro Wednesday ,
and their buisinoss will hurdly be coiicludoi
at one meeting , su , that nothing definite will
ho (10110 next weok. It Is understood that
3ccretary Smith L of the opinion that ho can
DrovalI Upon the Iuudlan to accept his propo-
oltion or a rebtte o five yirs' interest and
all extension of that length of time in 'o litch
the settlers may pay their vresent indebted-
n. , . 3055. lIe is bIIovcd to be laboring under
the Impression that undue lifihtuenco has boon
brought to bear upon the tribe by interested
juartics , aiul Is further of the opinion that
vlthout lu1q influence being present lie can
secure the consent of the Indians to his
proposition. It vili be a hard matter to
iuiako 111111 cluango luh lresout stnd , and
titero is a POiblltY ! that this conference
uay be prqdtictlve ef no good result , either
or uottlers or InJapu ! ,
Iiud Commissioner Launoeux vilI shortly
surciusro for submlsIon to ecretary Smith
a sot of insIrlIctIons to registers anti reedy.
cr5 of local land ofllccuu for their guidance in
carrying out the act of March 4 , iStlU , In
' reference to hung of lroot by Innocent tir.
I cluuuseruu of land Irouui railroad companies in
older that they may obtain Patents US Oti.
thurized by the act. This vIii apply to these
sottiers along the Ibm of the B. & . M. r.uil-
road , TZuc u instructions will b framed with
the special object of eau.Inw purchasers no
little annoyance , delay and expeliso as pos.
bible ,
'Plio senate eOlnmittOO on naval nffats to.
day inatitu a favorable report on SeuIatQr l'ot.
tigrow's bill granting one condemned cannon
to the Lake Madison , S. I ) . , Veterans' asso.
clatton.
bleutenant Chatlos 0. LYman , Second caY-
nIry , having been found tuhysically untfl for
3urou11oti0 , has boeu ordoc1 to his homo to
uwatt retirement.
Thu h0W30 Ot 118 ieIion scslon last night
agreed to the senate bill , grantluig a ponton
of $50 per month to ( lie widow of the late
( lenorat ( leorgo I. Sleneer. viuo formerly
lived iu Iowa and Nebraska , and was a son-
) titer fr u Alabama after the rar.
.itCClMihIlSilIl ) IN ( Nl Sl5S4lON ,
' S'orlc fit tile .tiuiiiitl
3I'Vit1Y of tIui %
( 'uuigreuo4 Of Ilonuluiruis ,
WAShINGTON , May 1G.-The annual sos.
slolt of the congres. of Jiondursa clostl In
April , antI aInOLIS the acts of ililerest which
ft taunul , tts reported to the Stale department
by Unttod States Consul Little at Tuuciilpa ,
ere tile ( ollowiuug ,
1. A cncesaion granted to New York
caiiltallst for the building of an iuter-oceaiiie
railroad train Puerto Cortez to Ainaja. For
, arryliug UtIt , the vonceaaiofl the comiauy ,
* ntlst consolidate the foreign debt and make
arralIkelUenl with tlu holders of tIle IOrmer
concession for the sauna road.
2. CormUrlulation of hue treaty of union cola-
lurateil * year betweet Itondura8 , Iearagua
und Salvador.
a. Conftrlnotlon of the treaty of frctndshlp
batweOn llonduraa and Costa Rica.
1. RatificatIon of the convention Providing
for a conuinittee to SIx the boundary between
foadura sad Outewala.
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We Challenge Omaha Druggists-
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Patent Medicines < _
Paine's Celei'y Compound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65c
Birney'sCatarrh Powder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OOc
Pierce's Favorite Prescription . . . . . . . . . . . . 62c
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery . . . . . . . . 62c
cr ; arfielci 'I'ea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 S. . . . . . . . . 15c
Stuart'sLyspepsiaTablets. ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32c
\AT amer's Safe Cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80c
Carters's Little Liver Pills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12c
. Allcock'sPorousPlasters. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 9c
. ' I fl 0 - 0 1 a fr a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 c
Eau de Quinine ( large size ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56c
Eau de Quinine ( small size ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28c
S yrup of : Ficjs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32c
Flood's Sarsaparifla . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64c
Hall'sCatarrhCure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55c
Gem Catarrh Powder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c
Chamberlain's Cough Cure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14c
Duffy's Malt Whiskey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOc
S. S. S. ( large size ) . . . . . . . . $1.30
s , S. S. ( small size ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
Scott's Emulsion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67c
Cigars and Cigarettes .
EIVI3 CP.NT CIUARS
"FullVelglzt"le cacti , seven for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
"Moiikeys"-1c each , seven for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
"Gold Cross"-le each , seveii for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
"WorIti Ileator"-lc each , seven for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Tcui Ccitt Cigars
"l'lio Alhert"-Te each , four for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
"Irish Girl" ( Conchu Espoclal-7e ) each , four for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25o
"Irish Girl" ( Perfectos ) , tc ) each , three for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
'Fior do Teller"-7c eneli , four for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
4'C'llflhlCellOl" ( Iiiimt 1"InaTo ) each , four for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"ClIalleollor" ( Perfeetos-Oe ) each three for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25o
"Geiterill Artliur"-To mcli , four for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
loy Wc floods
horace It. Kelly's ( Purititiios-Oc ) each , three for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25o
Claarcttcs
Sweet CaIOrals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4o
Old 1)oinlnion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4c
Adinlral . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4c
Sweet MtflCfltS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dritill Clgmtiette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4o
JtlClllflOIll Straight Cuts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sc
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llOl ) % VOINI ) flY A UISIIEIIM.tN.
I1t'uitl fled jIM lluiu1fiiur lzLIIM , \1i U
Coiuiuuult it.I StuIt'Idt- .
The body of Mary Dav ! , the negro girl wio
comnmnitteti suicide May 5 by Jumping lnt
tim river from the J01108 street dump , was
found yesterday atternecum on a tndbar two
unties below the Union Pacifle bridge. TItO
boly was dIscovered about utoon by a fisher-
nuit named Charles Wittig. ha towed it. to
the NEbrasico , side of the river and notified
the coroner. When the body had boeut taken
to tIm nuorgimo , a slstr of the decea.sod , Mrs.
Flla thirrowLi , living at 1313 Lavenport street ,
fully hlrntifled time reniains oZ the girl front
her tIrei auuci a plain gold ring rora on the
left hand , Mrs. Barrows statetV that the
last aeon of her sister wuet at 2 o'cloclt Monday -
day afternoon , May 5. Mary 1usd visited her
during S.turtiay and Sunday. and when they
parted had said that. lu intended returning
to the family for whom she worked as a
domestic , on West Pacific street. Au hour
later nle waa seen to jump into the river by
a number of bystauiders Smo is thought to
have been insane from the cifects of a tumor
on the brain ,
Time deed girl has a mother Ijytag at
Leavenworth , ICon. , a sister , Mrs. Joslo
Jamo , residing at 2810 Dotugla.i street , and a
brother , Charles , working at the Merchants
hotel , in addition to MrB , Ilarrows. The ro-
iuains wilt be btricd today.
( .Il'Y LiGlNldL:1L : : JlO'.VILb IIONOIIRD.
4tjuiiuuliitu1 it : ; ; ; ; . ; : f tmu.Ilourd ( .1
uir , . to A ii liii hulls.
City Engineer it. B. 1lvell was in ox-
collant spirits last evening over the receipt -
ceipt of a telegram from Secretary of the
Navy Ililary A. Herlcrt informing him that
ho had been appointed a member of the
hoard of Visitors of the Naval academy ,
Thu telegram further requested him to wire
his aeceptanco , whIch ho did without Un-
neceasary delay.
The hoard , of Visitors of the Naval acaui-
amy consists of flyc members , who era apPointed -
Pointed by the presiulont. It is their duty to
go to Auimpolis anuiu&tiiy & , inspect the acad-
emny , investigate its work for tIm current
year and Iflako a report , which is later
transmitted to congress. Mr. howell ( laos
not know who his aesociates on the board
vhhl be. lie % vU chosen , doubtless , because
ho studied at the inatttutlout , from which
ho gradunteul iu 1885 , lIe romaiiued In the
navy until IBSS , when ho caine to Nebraska.
The first meeting of tIm board which Mr.
Howell will attend in lila now capacity will
occur in June ,
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, IASrjsii. 1'J.tJ3hlIIltS IN slSSloN.
Ntulluuulcn ANNO'huI t hen Sileels Iele-
uIes tO the' Nat 1011111 ( oneuut lou , .
The Nebraska State Association of Muwter
Plumbers hold abort sessions yesterday afternoon -
noon and evening in tim Builders' Bxchango
rooms in time Now York Iito building , for ( lie
iuurtoso of electing delegates to the national
convention of master vluinbers , which takco
place at Cleveland , 0 , , June 2 , The meeting
: as pre.9tdetl over by arahani l'ark of this
city , with II. 11. Oaffey of Lincoln as secretary -
tary , The delegates elected were Graham
l'ark of Omaha , F , A , lCorsuneyer of Lincoln ,
and John howe of Omaha.
At ( hue evening ses'ion tko members Ires.
out vuro addressed by Treasurer Goctlwln of
( hue national body on time subject of 'Supplleo
Sold by Jobbing houses to Conaunuora" and
other subjects in connection with thu trade.
The iubect of furtherIng hue interests of the
organization by extending its membcrehiip in
the state cauume up for dibeussion. There were
about thirty utiembors prceont from various
PorttOnkJ of thm state , The body adjourned
last night , _
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I'I1 1)uvn ii Vt-li I liii iii. Siuift.
Malt lonnelly of aienvootl , Ia. , while
in an Intmcicated eonditon $ last evening fell
( Iowu a venIlattng shaft in thio Urupawtc
huotQl. lfQ vpa tnken to the volice * * lpiin
1(11(1 afterward removed to the home of mu
friehlul , Stis tjom vuu3 broken by the ( nil , ufld
lie Wits slightly Injured tulernahly ,
p.
Izhl ) .
SOLIDAY-William It. , May f6 , lSSd , in this
city. of COhisUtupiOn ( of the brat , , , brQther
of Mrs. M , 0. Maul , &i'd $ lean , 1u
zicral notice later.
iIORCAN SPEAKS FOR CUBA
Alabama Senator Makes t Plea to Have the
Insurgents Rccoguiza1 ,
CALLS FOR SOME ACTION BY CONGRESS
Ills Itesol UE huulu Iteuluest iuu.r I uiforuuuui-
* lIL Couuceruuluig t lie Itiglits of
.utnierlt'uuuus Vinier 'I'r.-zu ties y1th
Siuuuin lu. .ttl,1eul.
WASHINGTON , May 16.-The Cuban ques-
tlon was revived iii tim senate today when
Mr. Morgan of Alabama , who reported the
original resolution , spoke in favor of further
and more decisive action toward the reco-
nition of the Cubans as beliigorenta. Time
senator declared it to ho the duty of congress -
gross to adopt joint resolutions in favor of
beliigerency , s ldchm , unlike the previous concurrent -
current resolutions , WoUld require thuo ap-
turoval of the nrcsident amid time fix responsi-
bihity. At the close of Mr. Morgan's speech
the senate alolted without debate tIme roan-
lutlons introduced by him directing the comut-
mittee oil foreign relations to inquire anti
report on the treaty relations between the
United states anti Spain relating to time
Americans now under condeumination at havana -
vana ; also requesting the vresidemut for time
recent diplomatic correspondence with Spain
on this subject. The resolutions have iio
reference to the recognition of belligerency ,
although they ierved Mr. Morgan as a text
for his spteth on that line , FuIogics 'ere
delivered on time late W. It. Cram of Texas ,
after vhich , as a further mark of rcapeet to
the deceased , the senate adjourned.
Mr. Morgon , democrat of Aisbauna , toolc the
doom- soon after the senate convened today
for a speech on hula Cuban resolution introduced -
duced yeeturda ) , but yielded temporarily for
Uflno routine business. Hills were paused
giving comupemisation , for a bridge buhit in th9
Yehiowstomuo National park ; gianting a right
of way to time lemuvor & Cripple Creelt &
Southiwost railroad through the South l'ark
and l'tuuu Crook reservation. Colorado ; op.
ropriating $200,000 for a public buiidlug anti
site at MeKeesport , i'a.
Mr. Morgan. in his speech , saId the proxtm-
Ily of time island to our shores , our cant.
mercial relations with time Cubans , time Amen ,
can owneuhmip of nuueh property there , thmu
actual residence of imiany tiuierlcuna , etc. , all
comiubiiie to comupol u.u to xaummiuu title thy
conditions existing in Cuba anti to detonmuino
for ourselves whether a state of war or a
siato of tiosco exists.
lie spohco of the impatience of the Anion.
can hChiQ in witnessing the ialntul occur-
notices hut Cuba , while pur government miteas-
umned time losses by dollars auu1 time puhinitteti
claims for comuulueuisatlon for Individual losseui.
4'3 great civil conilict hai ( Waged in Cuba
inco the tall of 1891 , hue said , cliii had Ill ?
creased with startling magnitude until 150,00Q
Svaulsh troopmi were in the hold , Yet upon
a ionlal of these self-evident facts rests t119
oiitentioa of Spain that the United States
hulust not recognize a condition of war a
oxiting. tlm , ftorgun said the flagrant condition -
dition exiating lilghut escape the attutIoq of
tiuoeo in authority , yet it must shupcc } tiu
world that a diplomatic fallacy permIts time
asuortlon that mm war exists. 'i'iuo diplouuiati
fallacy Is sustained t'i time claim that the
Cubans have ; m forts , when the iviso genonsi ,
ship of the Cubans kept them tromu con.
centrating in forio. It was sustained also by
thu claim that the Cubans had ito hheet ammt
no saporte , when it was eyjtlent that thtt.'e
could be iuaiutaiuc.cl only by a heavy artii.
lery and CqUiifllOflti ( not losessed by the
Insuremuts , These , said time senatyr , ivere
the as'orttons of carhuot kuighmti , and chlvalriq
warriors , but to k'eilsll4e military ic.aders lini
on gaining indopondenoe rather than a ills.
play of sentiment they ivero the climax of
absurdity , 'tue senator declared that flue of-
femtse comuipittte4 by thioso Americans mmot
lucid at havana vuro no immore snigqs titan
smnuggiimag. It wmum the first duty of this gay-
ernnmyutt % o donaud ; timat the military trial ci
the junisonorp be set aIdt , Until tiii vus
tion , no QthtQr or further Pt.gJtjstlpims obauid
be considered. Until that trial is set aside ,
Patent Medicines w
1E tectric Bitters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Oc
\\l'illiarris' Fink Iills. . . . . . . . . . . . 35c
Pyrumicl Pile Cure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c
C uticulla F.esolvent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
Carlsbad Spi'udel SaLts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75c
Is.T o.-'I'o-Bac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65c
Krause's Headache Capsules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14c
Shroder's Headache PoWdbl's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c
Victor Headache Capsules , 2c size . . . . . . . . . c
Egyptian .iotus Cream. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOc
V aselirie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tc
Witch Hazel , glass stopper bottle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOc
Powdered Borax , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Uk
Moth Balls , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6c
1 Dozen 2-Grain Quinine Capsules. . . . . . . . . . . . 5c
:1 : Dozen 3-Grain Quinine Capsules. . . . . . . . . . , , . 7c
1 Dozen 8-Grain Quinine Capsules. . . . . . . . . . . . . lOc
Pabst Malt Extract , per bottle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l c
Pabst Malt Extract , per one-halfdozen. . . 95c
Pabst Malt Extract , per one dozen. . . . . . . . . . $1.90
ALL OTHER PATENT MEDICINES AT SAME PBOPORTION.
Soaps .
Cuticura Soap.- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15e
Cashnioro Boquet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c
Juvenile. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . bc
l'oars , Unsconten. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . bOo
I'ears , scented . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c
Woodbury's Facial Sotp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c
Perfumes
\Ve carry only the very choicest perfumes manufueturod , and make t 51)0-
citilty of only three well liiowri brands.
Luzehi's , I)0L ounco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30c
Palmnci 's , per ounce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40c
. Lunborg'm Pci'funics , per ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30o
Our stcck of Tooth and Hair Urushos , and all other goods poi'tainlng to tire
; : toilet , is uncxcelled-qualit.y anti quantity.
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H0 Schaefer t Price Drug Str
has :
L _ , 16th and Chicago ]
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declared Mr. Marg n.overy day is a day of
national humiliation to us as a ieolulc.
After reviewing the course of time United
States in the struggle for free institutions ,
time senator compared It with the .earch for
"technical anti frivolous excuses" to debar
remedies against 'nuch tyrants as
Weyler. " lie referred to the conclusive cvi-
demices of atrocities and the shooting of
noncombatants. 1Vlthu srar recognized , as
existing , the laws of war , as applIed by the
law of nations , would become appiicablo to
our citizens now 'erving imi Cuba , and
would forbid Spain i ont treating them as
lumsurrectionlste.
Mr. Morgan said in conclust : "it is time
nroPer course for congress to observe to bond
a jolmit resolution to the president , declaring
that a state of public war exists in Cuba , and
that the Parties engaged in that war are
belligerents , to each of whommi tIme laws of
nations equally apply , , if such is the opinion
of congrns. Thin is a duty ot wise and
sincere patriotism , although It may umot be
otlmerwiso imperative , for the reason that
sucit a declaration is not a legisiativo act ,
and is not , therefore. required to be sent
to the president for Ills approval. Congress
can waive that question , and should not
raise it in a matter that does not necessarily -
rily raise time status of the comistitutlonal
division of powers of our govornmncnt ,
whether it ha lit a state of war or peace , but
only concerns a duty we ewe to our own
lt3UPlo ) in determining for ourselves , whether
a state of Ss'ar or a condition of peace exists
in Cuba. It the pesidemut. acting on time
assuniptiomi that a state of war exists in
Cuba , and a recognition of the rights of the
parties engaged in thmat war ao belilgerants
fails within his excltiihve constitutional
power in conducting diplomatic negotiations
with foreign govonmontr , should choose to
ignore the existence of such a war , eon-
gross , after time almost unanimous expression
of opinion on tlmat subject , owes it to time
Imonor of time body to devolve the responsi-
bihity upon the preident. Under cxi.9tlng
circumstances rome department of time gov-
ernmcnt Jnust beconie rospommsiblo to our own
people , and to time judgmmmont of niamikind for
continuing to Pernmit the falseiuootl to remain -
main umirabuked that peace prevails in
Cuba. and that war does not exist there.
Wlmetlmer it is congress , or time president , that
( blues the facts and repudiates time appeal
to tIme sentiments of our people , and the
honorable duty of our people and the liommor-
able duty of our government , there whit be
a great account to render in the end for blood
that patniota are hedtiing every hour in
tluo caimsa of human liberty that a word from
congress or the lmresldent would stop. "
Time rosohttion was adoptol , after being
cimanged , so as o request time president , instead -
stead of time secretary' of stab , for copies
Of tIme correspondence q'egarding the lrotocol
amid its bearing mupon' the tniai anti con-
dcmnlatiomi of United Sl'htes citizens captured
in or near Cuba , i Thmen , after the Cram
eulogies , the Eenatewijourned.
F'Iomir 'l'rm , ii v ifthiI'iiClflU ( ' , ( , mINt.
WAShINGTON , ? IL4) 16.-Time flour trade
of the l'acitic coast with Ecuador , via Ban
Francisco and OumLraq'mmil ' , wlmich Imas boon
brought up to cpniuidrablo importance , is
now thmroatenetl svltlu destruction at time
hands of time Ohuihiapn , antI already It Is
smmtfonlng very serieusiy tronm limo comnpeti-
tion , The unorclmantmm oplaiim that tiui state
of timings has boem. iraught about by time
high freIght clmargp mnatle by tito steam-
Situ ) company since 't nq longer has to immeet
commipetitlon. Unhtem tates Consul Dihiard
at Guayaquil , who reports this matter to
the State department , sya that if the people
of I'cimador opec bfc9Iume recanciied to time
use of Cluihinum flour juuionican exports of
hour to timat country will almost entirely
cease. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( 'ouuil I ( hiuu , of 4 hu , 'Er'umsmu ry ,
WAShINGTON , May 16.-Today's etate-
moat of thin candition of the treasury &momys.
Araiiublt cash balance , $26S,161,7Q , ; gojJ
re..r'u , 114,427,618.
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l'i'rfeit uIg ! 'luu uu , fo I iii' htmi''s ,
Tile lmnar4 o ( iiireeor of the Omqaha Fair
mmii Sjueeml as4ociatiohm hmehul mm. meetimmg yes-
tem'ady afternoon at whletm they arranged
sonic Imiore of time tittu lie for th Juno race
immeet , Yesterday 'us .hte last dii ) ' on which
bids for the IVmmriollJ ivhleges on the
grotnhls werQ to hayo been r teiYmI , but
time illume ( Or mill. uxi't , the liquor stand ,
vams exteumded to Mat' 4i. ' ha timnu was
lment in discu.ssjmm ; lnl minor details Ilte
couulimig mutual. .
liii ) 'FO tl It. llAIt'l'lAN.
Life Insuurmumuce .hi-n . 'l'euder II liii xi
Couuujuhiuuieuutuury flmiiimuet.
Frank 11. hlartigamm , who has reccmitly
beau elected assistant supc'rlmiteimtlent of
agencies for time l'rovidemut Savimugs' Life hi
suranco company of Now York , was tout-
dcred a banquet by time Life Imusturanco Un.
derwniters' associatIon of Nebrat'ka last even-
lug at tiuc. Cammerciai club. Mr. hiartigan
will this veek go to Now York to accept
time high lOSitiO'im to which imo has beeui
called , amid , while all his brother agents
last night heartily congratmmlated imiumu upon
his well-earned success , timere was mmuamti-
fested a sincere feeling of regret that ho
was to leave Omaha.
11. S. Neely presided over time banquet , and
made a mnost maiccessfmml toastmmuaster. At his
right sal time gtiost of time evening , and at
his loft , Joimn Steel , president of tIme asso-
dalton , to wlmoun time credit of time evemit
was largely due. All the guests lresent
were called upon for speeches , anti before
"Auld Lang Sync" was sung a seconmi round
of speeclmes and stories iuad been started.
Mr. hiartigan was presented with an imn-
immense floral design by tIme members of time
association , bitt , It is safe to sax , time mnemn-
ery.of time convivial occasion which Ito will
carry away with imiumi will last lomig after
time flowers of imis bouquet have faded.
Mirth reigned supreme for five imours , armd
tIme number of times that. the health and
success of time guest ivero drunk i'ero in-
gioum. Those present were : F. B. hlartigmin ,
If. S. Neely , Jahn Stool , W. J. Fisimer , ii. It ,
Gould , II. S. Ford , M. F , itohmrer , W. Ii.
Brown , \V. I. hawks , Oscar F'ummke , C. ? .
Gould , A. It. Ediniston , W. 0. Taylor , J ,
v. Craig. Thmomumas Seward , Simon Goetz ,
J. M. hoover , C. B. Gates , Ii. C. Stuht , W.
A , Carter , II. S. Winston , L. D , Enlomi and
T. B. McMullen.
A. 0. U. V. SOCIUl.
Ledge No. 18 of tIme Ancient Order of
United Workmen will , on Thursday evening
of timid week , give a mxcial anti entertainment -
ment to its members , timpir ( amhhles anti
friends. 'rime social iii tlmtt tlr4t. of a ; erie
to ho given regularly heremitter on time
thmiril 'I'hursday of each momith mind is free
to all , Music , both vocal anti Instrimmnentul ,
aimmi speaking has been Provided , 'l'hue corn-
mUtee in cimmirgo consists of AIomsrs , ( 'I. 11.
hiurcbmnrd 0. Ii. Parseil , 'mV. ' I , , , Broudhicid
anti J , f , Crawford ,
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l'flhtSONAb 1'AhItGiLAI'llS ,
Mr. 11. ii , Morgan of Lincoln Is rcglsteed
at time Banker ,
B. J. Scanneli has gone to Cimicago to ho
gone a fortnight ,
John H , Mosior of Aumiubon , ha. , was in
the city yesterday ,
J , C. Crawford ofVest Point was calling
on Omnahma frienmis yesterday.
Miss Clyde hliancimanmi hmas gone to Creaton ,
In , , emu a 'isIL with reiatives.
C , B. Iarlitmgton lmas returned front Cimi-
cage and is stopping at. the lharker.
It. It. Dickson , an O'Neill attorney , was
among time Omnalma visitors yesterday ,
C , hi. McTCeo nmmd M , a , Owen , stockuuien
from Cozad , Neb. , are registered at time liar.
her ,
IdiM LIiIie Malcolmum of Frenrnnt , Nub. ,
is visitimmg Mrs. J. J , Jeniglmt on Si , Mary's
avenue ,
B , 'Ii' . Nash lies returumomi from Denver ,
Cole , , where he lies becmmt on a imimort business -
ness trip.
August Stiles , traveling la'aonner agent
for the Union Pacific , returned front St.
Paul last nluitt.
J. II. Daniels left for Lincoln last evening ,
where lie will rejoin hula wife , who is in tlmat
city visiting ! niemmd.
J. A. Traynor , general Imaggago agent of
time tJmiion i'aciflo , left for Chicago last night
oil a short imicammuro trip ,
Miss boui Cowan hmas returned from Now
York , imavitmg concimtdemi a successful ceason
in vocal study' with Vrida de Gebelu Mit-
forth.
Jciseph Morarnan of Chicago. imo lies
beeui visiting lila fatimor , lb. M. Itlurammian of
this city ( or a fortnight , left for h ! lmomzmo
last niglut.
Nebraskans at time hotelam W. 1' , Noilson ,
f.ozlngton ; JV. . Latta anti W. It. Marr ,
TolcanmaimV. ; . 11 , lavldson , Springfield ; ( I ,
14 , Hover , laplhiiomiV , It , Wthliammis1 lice-
: u lR'1'iNG OF 'I'll il L'tlt l ilO..Iti ) .
A. P. ' 1'mu1e ltILIC'tVi i'ri.slile'ut for
the Iimusmuimg Vex ; i' .
The Board of l'ark Commmmmtiariommers imeld an
executive sesnion yesterday afternoon , just
before time timno set for time regular mneotimmg
of the board. All of the mmmembers of time
boarmi were presents including J. C. Wlmarton ,
tIme mmow member , vlmo succeotled Judge
Lake.
Lake.'lmomt
\'lmomt time niceting was called to orth'r
Mr. Kiipatrick Itutroduced a rcsohumtlon comui'
umendatory of Judge Lake , viuichm was
adopted ,
On motion of Mr. Kilpatnick , Mr. Ttmkey
was re-elected clmairmaum of time board for tIme
ensuing year. Mr. Kilpatrick was elected
vice presimient ; C. B. hates , one of the
members of time hoard , was elected secretary.
An application frommi Heuiry hiroer , for time
ltoition of tuperintonmient placed ott
file , Mr , Hates rentarkimug that it lmai heemu
unmlerstood timat time hoard would dispense
with a superintendent for time present , aut
until more funds could be obtained. A roo.
lutioim Was amioptod , requesting time president
to perform time duties ef superintendemmt , as
far as nossihie.
Five electric iighuts were ordered placed in
Ihanscomum park.
A resolutiout was pasmmei , thanking F' . B.
Lowe for dommating lmis services as secretary
of time board mluriumg timis year.
IhIimeuimul CouImelI for Nehrmmsl.n.
'rime anmutual council of tIme diocese of No-
brasca will be Imelmi hut time catlmedral out
W'ednesiay , May 20 ; holy commntmnion and
bishcp'mm address at 11 a. un. ; buinot uneet-
ing at 2 p. Hu. misudonam'y mnm'eting , withm
umldress by iilmtlmoi ) 'l'iiitjot \Vyomnmmtg , mit
8 p. in. All elmurcim 1)001)10 mind other
fm'leumd of missions mire wmtm'mnly invited mmmiii
urged to lie Im'tcumt.
'l'imti annual meeting of time Woman's
Auxiliary s'iil hu Imeiti in Tm'iuuity catlmetiruti
on 'fmcisiay , May 19. Celelmratlon of holy
continuum 10mm , 10 mm , ma. ; hush mmt'ss immeeting , 11
IL. Iii. , fehiow'eml by himmichm ; unhshnnary macct-
lag. 3 p. mit. , i\'itlm uttiuiremus by lihahmois Tuhiot
\Vyounhiig anml aIm's.'nrd of Cimicmmgo. Ito-
ception by itisitol ) ummtd ! irs. ' .Vortiuingtomu at
Itrownoil immihl ( romut hi to It p. ma , All frIends
of missiolts tutu uneunbers of time chmum'eim are
warmly invIted to attend these services ,
S
1)cvlure' lime IIo'ott OiT.
'rite brewers , who have been on a strike
tom about ut year , lucId a meetIng last nighmt
and declared the 1oycott off on Mets him'othm.
cm's. No understandIng huts been arrived at
with time other boss brewers.
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Leit mire em , Sti'muuu Ilmugi , . . . . mute ,
Anmiross' itosewatem will lecture ? lonuiay
evemmimig before the Steam Rnglneerlng' club
of time Yummg Mcmi's Climimjtiamm aseochmitinmi ,
Ills subject wIll im the ' 'Nature of Steen ;
mmml time rransummissiom ; of Power , "
LlC.tfj lIltR'I'I'lflit.
Time oratoniai creation of Haydn will be
givemi at Lloyd's oum June 3 ,
One of time attaohmea of time Missouri Pacific
ofllca diuxtimigmuisimed hmimmmtmelf before a large
crowd cmi Farnaimi street yesterday aftertmoomm
by stopiiimmg a rummaway temun ,
Itoss Crorne , time small boy who was arrested -
rested isle FrIday mmlgimt ten violating time
curfew ordinamien , was fluted 5 anti costs in
Jumiga Gordumi's court yn4crday. 'flie mmmommey
was haiti by Imimi mother.
Time fIremen were called to 528 South
Twumity-thrat street yesterday mmmormmimmg mihout
p3o o'clock in answer toamm umiarmu of tire , but
before it. arrived time 00CU3)ahits hut out time
blaze , Time lire imuid hoemi started by a
gasoline stove expioslumm. 'l'hmo occmmpammt of
time vrommmiacs Is A. 11 , l'imtmiley.
Time mnayor lieu rcceivcml a letter traun Ire-
lanmi imiqimirhmig after time whmernbouuis of Anmly
iogan. 'flue letter is froimm hogan's tath r
and mutated hue Imami pot heard from lmh& semi
for several years , but ( list Ito was at one
timno on time pollco force lucre. hogan Is now
a inutorummutim iii time euumpicy of time street car
c ° mnpamty , _ _ _ _ a _ _ _ _
lov'uuu'uut M ut ( ) e.'mimi % ' ( 'sI4iN , 11um y I H ,
At Now York-Arrived-Nith , from llama-
burr. $ aihtmii--Ommtnmio , fur Jamtdomm ; llritish
Queen , tar Amttwerjm ; FrauchM'o , ( or Iluii.
\'emmics-ArnIvt'd-JustIn , ( mann New Orleans -
leans ; l'lctiula , ( remit New Yom k.
A ( liarcelouma-Arri'eml---Axmnlnster , frommi
Ctmmurloston.
At himtvre-Arniyefi-Ingo , from Baltimore.
A ( i"amm from
Honolulu.
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C lhAliLS ) : II. SChAEFER .m4 :
- being duly sworn no-
( itt'lIUg to law (10110505
mid says that ho does not va3'
ollice remit for utity t'mtCtlCIrg
imh'stcImttt , neither tInes ho tinY 't ± ,
a ) orcoittago Oil ; trosct'iptions
sent to Itis store.
chls , ii. SCl1AlhlIhi. - . "
tiwormm to htil tot o time t imlq mdl im limo' o f ' - " '
: mt : Iy , iSOd. moid tm b4enI bed I a mumy 'I ,
mmtusuhmce , N. L' . Palm. . Not.t : ry Public ,
The
Albert Cigar
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Citrammi sold nmivwhioro
-It lit tttndo by the i'ohl knurn
lli'tit , ( u1 Gtuimupei't 13t'o. of Phil- t. .
midelphlmt , 'hiu iltlVu it wom'ltl v1do
t'ujttttatioti fat' mnaiitinctui'itig (
gttod gooi1.V&m Immive umt hmoltmtmmey
lit rcttmmmtmuummdumm.t tlis cigar to all
loversof a j'ood ummmoku.
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Charles hhiggimms , time talented young yin-
ilmtist , has jmm returned ( remit l'lttsbtmng for a
'acatIoui , lIe hmas itlayed mill tlmroimgim time
past sc'ascmm tt'ith time big Symmmpimommy oreimes-
tra of tlmat place , and lmas done cummsiderabio
sole vork in a highly satisfactory mmmammnor ,
( lUlto a number of out-of-tuvmm outgagcmumcmmti
imavimug fallomi to him ,
'l'imo nrem' ' ' noticea received were iaudatory
imideed , cmiii such as any mirtist muigtmt. ho
nroud of. Mr. hhiggluis , or Cimariio higgins ,
as Ommiaba iviil always call itimim , lma a brighmt ,
vigorouo persommallty , a decided talent , aumd
is a clmto stumlcimt ; witim those qualities one
is led to hope great thmimtga of imimmi.
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The event whmicim shmoumo i'Ithm huustor through
time atmot'piiouiu. amiul immuicah timillutoss of time
ItiISL is'oek sami the Smmtoriua Mmmmmmlohlum con-
ccrt. Time public was led to believe that
time pentonmnammco would 1)0 lIne imudeed , timid
mnmrely time iubiio was miot ihIsimpuolnted. TIme
program was ummaule umi ) with mood tasie aimd
a umlco tiiscrimmmiimatiomi , amid was c'vummiy car-
nod out ,
Smmtorlmms imas canted time emmvhahiio repumta-
tion of doimug umutlmimu badly. lie ihees every-
tIming well , amid lulu vork alwiiy shows that
ito has not hiimtited imi roimearixils. 'Vito mmmcii-
ct Mr. Cuummmiimgs , who hiss amm ummfortummato
faculty of effacIng iuimiselt , wmis artIstic , as '
usual , Imi hull ; t'muric. This unassumlim
yoummg mnatt ij a umiusician of nero tiiami ortli- , '
nary ability.
Tito Smitorius Mammdoliim climb aitti the lmum.
Perlai Jimmie aimd ( ] mmltar ciph ima'u auldod to
their laurels mmmatcrimiliy ,
Mr. itomumor Moore aimug comimo clmarummimug
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ballads. lIe wee iii good voice end sang
well. . -
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Teacimor of Music amid Lemmguiage Mr , Julius
Ihorreseum Venilerm'gadc. micar Comutitagen , imal
out oxpommltiomm in Berlin Noveummhcr 25 , 1S9 ,
501110 very line anti genuimmo old violIns , of ' ' 4
ivhmichi several wore mtwarmicl vu euimimmnms , amid
judged to be worth mis follows , by time mmmummio
conmmmtitteo ( remit tic'rlin , l'aris nimmi Lontipit
exposition : Ommo snmali. huumt good limatrimmuent
of 1667 , made by Nicolaus Aimmati , 503 kronur ;
one viola of Atttammlo ( iUi.tcplmo aunimieni in
1725 , worth 1,000 krouter , Bitt tIme mmmot
highly smal < omm of was time sister imm.niummmeumt.
of Pagan i mii's vi chum , mumaml a by Jomoimlm H ima r-
uteri l'i 1791 , judged to ho worth 22,000
lirommor.
S. .
Time aumilenco which greotemi limo emmiincnt
Russian pianist last night at time Croigimton
timoator was made up of time musical int'l '
social cieimmcutt of Oiumabm. It wee not us
hinge lie imtigimt have lumen expictemi , whmtut
Quo commsiduurs thuo relmutatians'iiiclm this great
soloist lied galnemi in eaOtormi cemmters , bmt
what it lackemh in imumniiers it. tuuiod ( or iii
entimuehaHnm aimd umpprobatlcn ,
Leopold ( lomlowmiky is ii great artiot , a wnn-
clonfimI piammist , tccimulcaily ; ( mmmay It hu saul )
tIawlovm , 1)oimbtlesmx ) , dId thu gc'ntlemittmmt cuter
to time society clmimmtont of limo urcat syp.morn
couitinont , ito vouiih rival , imny , lierimapa , outrival -
rival t ime lcnIgl L of time ( . I rysaim titeummli Iii , t ho
emily Igmuacu , but l'uilerowtid is ot lucre soil
( lpdqwmxky Ia-so , to Gcmilowsky. Wimat'us lii a
ima mum 0 ?
\ehh , to say that limo great m'ololnt of last
evetming lit mimi eunlnetit. Imiamuist , lu-I amoral ) ' ox-
mrosslmg 'agiwly ( to gemIIu ; of limo umuoum ,
Fm-omit eat'tmnui piupers anti crItlihues in immmmmii.
cal journals ( imp crItical wcr . dislOSOti ) to
( ixImect sometiming tuxtt'aordimmiiry. TilOy voro
imot mlisaimpalited. 'fun prograumm was well arranged -
ranged and coimmpnisemi time vorks of Soup.
mann , Scimnimert , Cimepin , Vcber , Liszt , \'a ; .
her amid Gimick , tngc.thmcr wih ( traimscrImtIopm ,
by Tausig awl fauuut Saenmm ,
'j'cchmmiqmue-GoIioi'Iicy'H ; aiinnst defies tie-
serlptiomi-mlolicate , forcetuml , mylphm-like , timiumi-
ulenimig , mmover exceedimig time imoummids of trno
mm ! I , always mmtui'icismmly , what mnoro cart ommo
tusk I cmulful , IauIOuatu ; , imautIim , ImMiutic mmmiii
still lovorfimi , (2oulowv'uy appeals to miii mis ami
artist. sypll-hualanctiul , liimiaiiui Uiid troll-al-
utmost perect , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lIrm.i. , iii ii , mu J"iMimi ( mir ,
. /irtimur Meyers was am reutuii : lust night
nit cute of tIme luarthea whm ) voro immtimlhcae1 ( '
iii ( iii , I'olmim'ry muf mm Uniomu l'mmelhiu freight
cmmr ses'crmmi V.'ek $ ago , while it i'as lde-
traekpui mit Riluhmorim station , Vimeiu tukuui
mimi uuitmy $ , mlymrm. lied t iwir of i
1mm hula Poisossiorm 'imIchm tutu impeim taken froimi
qim slyzi. % 41u wumi cuurgd WtM
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