THE OAC VFTA PATLY RF' NOVEMBER in.
. COL'XCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
Fbt * snsveH i d aaauraa. Ml
TrmmirfT QnTsmui BM IMM aa Oil-
& ttwfti c Qrtp *
Junswu * * tf L ur Xatftea Sttrphy.
- of Onaka. mre awrrirt * r Joattc *
Isewupt yfltsfTtiAy
Mm * Civil , 'be Infant 4natr of W. W.
Xns n. Itod yeater ry sjeraws ; It M
Mr. aad Mta. Taomssi Maloswy and < lan h-
* x w fc v UIUIOITOM for Csllterala , wfc r
tfcer win spend the winter
Ml . FMd Cany tea rtur e4 front a
( Bar we-w' vkrtt Tit * - laawna at Oria-
* sO ind Newton , this state.
T3M board of directors of t e Tanmr Xcn'i
CkriittlMi asssKtattim * UI Aotfl Ua rcni r
2jontty aimtins ; thtc evwimratfO'ehick.
K Pwrte. the qMmater armWA pn a
iMrn grefwed by tna pwwnts at s IS-
I iroUirl. . has b n reiMs < and will
2MMT7 te cfclld.
The LsUHd of the Mar nbe g wilt ae t
tfcta afWTMon In th * Beno hail. All m n-
fctsri * requested to be pres-nt tor * e
smBtetttton of y&crri.
Arfa fteaan sUvor statue will be on ex-
adHZJoa at die Boston Stare thisv k.
S MKial bargains wUl be offered in every
ttepnrnneat taring thin sale.
W ated. ptaun f r youac ; laiites and gen-
tiewMB to wcrk for -heir board waile at-
teartlnK college Addreie. K. E. Wlatt ,
eeretary Iowa Business college.
Tie. Beartai ; of the four aKro * cnars d
with stabbtec John Story , the Omaln victim
of the Bryan bio-row waa contuTOHd by Joa-
tlee Ct * yesterday ntll Wedne-day
Knyal A.-csnura bail. NTV. li at 2 o dock.
at School of Houehold Sconoatics. Mrs.
Harriet MacMurphy will rive a course of
Hetnresrltii demonstrations by J aoted
rief.
rief.Mrs.
Mrs. S. Bllhar : of Autrnitan. la. , wan has
Sf n vteiting her ateces. Mr * . Joan Moras
and MfaM Nellte Bitharz. of IOM Fifth ave
nue , left Friday for Santa Barbara. Cal. .
where she will spend the winter.
T < SBOtnvine contacimw raees w re re-
IMrted yesterday at the city clerk s o o > :
Tm-mmths-old chlM af J. W Klrkland.
iM Dumon street , waooptae eonsh : Bdna
Lsvrtanti. age 3 years. 1108 Sbtth av nn .
Rv. A. B. Shruler < tt Nevada. Ia. Is the
irmwc this week of H wr 6. W 3ny4er. He
vtll prwirh Wednesday at 7 M p. at. at
St. John i Kn ish Lutheran church. Met-
eairs hall. No. 17 P arl str t. The public
U invited.
A "change" will aow be the order of th
daf- Money wms r l.vin "thange" hands.
OOces will "change. " Th administration
wfll "Bfeaasje. " even every voter will
"change" his shirt and send It to the "only"
Eagle htnndry. 72) Broad' ay ; telephone 157
Tae regular r jnthly meeting of the
Women's Christian Temperance union w U
be held at the home of Mn. K. A. Ballea-
Jtrr. 721 Willow avenue , tomomnv aftemooo.
at 1 o'clock. A musical and literary pro
gram has b en prepared and light refree-
ments wilL be served. A rordlal Invitation
Is extended to all wnaien Interested in tem
perance -vork.
The Woodward Theater company presented
The Brother * " last rnnni ? to a large
bonce at the Dobaay theater Tonight they
win giv * the ave-sct comedy. "Lost.
Sttayed or strten. " and a aumber of aew
so ctaltiea will be introduced. 'Calliope
Casast , " a ptay written by Mrs. .Vana Rich-
ardswB of this city in be given Its arst
P raiirmance by the Woodwards Ssrarduy
nl ht.
Tea days ago a dairyman aarm-i Klplinger
settled wjth his hired man. William W n-
wood. br inaistlnK OB his taking a silver dollar
lar ami a dubbing In rail payment for 4ve
days' work- After Wlnwood was badiy
beaten the dairyman xt his < ! OK upon the
man. aod chased him off the place. Kip-
linger wau arrested tor aggravated assault.
The eas # aaa been driftim ; around on
etijagea of venue nntil it baa reachttd the
court af Justice Cook. It was set for hear
ing yesterday , but a continuance was takes
natU Monday.
h * 4 ator men of this eitr are cera-
ptatelng of the foiling off IB the shipments
of grata itace tae advance in rates by the
railroads , which occurred November i Dur
ing the time the low rate waa m force
most of the holders of grain lost no time
in getting their stock to the ast and
south. Many f : heta unloaded during the
ris in wheat and corn and all that aow
eooies in Is being stored. Com is aot as
plentiful as - aa at ant expected and * ts
were aot harvested as carefully aa aiight
be owing to the prevalence af > xtreniely
low prices at * time. The grain men
claim that they anticipate ao further boom
in their line at business this y ar.
Letting fi Their 1
The D trfe Furniture - .
* company T-.ll cele
brate the close of the great political con-
lejt by givins tie people somethiai * else
ta rajoice oer They save started a ifreat
clearance sale , and will give bargains m
every line of furniture in the iiout > e. Bed-
rood suits , rockers , coucnes. ciiulrs. odd and
fancy pieces of the aenrest goods in the
world are offered at prices Jut will mas >
even tae defeated poiliu-ians happy ian
Corns around to 13 * and 33 * Broadway and
C
look at some pretty things.
X. T Plumbing ecmpeny. TV. SO.
R bbe < L W. 11. Reetr Hnn e.
Henry Fuller and Baratty Fields were ar
rested last nssfat tor robbins tae residence
of W. B. Reed. KS Scott strevC When taken
to the station they admitted ta ir sniiit. but
alaitnt-J that they only took some marbles.
They managed to z t into tae house by ratt
ing a Tlndoiv whu-h had aot been fastened
Mr. Reed has moved out on East Broadway
from Seatt street and .eft a tot of furniture
at the old place on Strott street. Among 'he
articles he said were aiiasim ; is a reel af
hose fifty feet long. A smrcil of the second-
ianil stores 3ras made , but this could not
be found. The boys .ieny taking this.
The Puller bay is about IS years old astt
lives on Scott stre t sear the Reid residence.
Fields Is * small colored ! ad and also lives
In the ae.ghborhood. Th ia the boys' arst
offense. Mr Reed 3nt discovered that his
hous had been entered last Friday and re
ported the matter to the polit-e. The place
sras thoroughly nnsatLknil. and it Is thought
that there < vere some ether boys engaged in
the burglary.
Get your winter sunply of aesl new before
the rush and 'tee ia prices. L. M. Stmbert
Till 311 your or4en promptly and ais prices
are the lowest. Telephone No. 74 ; CS Witt
araad-aray.
Marriase Llrt-ni e .
The f-oilowtng marriaue n censes were is
sued ysterdi y
Name and Address. As .
Nifls Jen vn. oiruiha 4 *
Laura itatnea Murphy Omaha 34
F It W4jacc. ! roum-il Bluffs
? , irah F Chad well. Council
Scott's Emulsion makes
the blood richer and im
proves the circulation. It
increases the digestion and
nourishes the body. It cor
rects diseased action and
strengthens the nervous sys
tem. In a word , it places
the body in the best possible
condition for preventing the
germs of Consumption from
beginning or continuing their
worlw In that one sentence
is the whole secret. Book
f covering the subject very
thoroughly sent free for the
asking.
SCOTT 4 BOWSE , Cmmai. Htw Tort
TO WORK UP A BUSINESS KWX ;
i&nmftctnrsn1 Aawnrncon
Mwowr.
THE lE SLATl ae
l to Jlutr-
rlntly A l-tt n f * nr < - tatcr-
r t'i of Wr torn Inira.
TJ Mend-re eoaiinlttte at the
aad JTaoafactin ni' MMoelatlott Seld & meet-
imt bMt enan : ta * * n c * of Prvtdrat
Rafcrw for A * ytrpoM. of cmi < tarUi ; ev-
nt aj rt ra frsnitht 'Hh eonwqueocci to
Council Bluffs. X arty ill of ; Jh ? atMBbeni
t tat ? committee were prwcvt. and. m & *
commiue at COBIPOI--I of a * score or nor *
of getith-oK * . the amtunr a large
eaoatfc tatftsriBK n > nil the room.
Ta ttrtt aoatter that WM laid before the
eoamittM tfc n canttr tor procuring
a rwiteh leading from the track * of tfc
Xortaw sti > ra Railway compaay 10 ; he C'oa-
eil BluSa Handle factory , ta enable tie
owners af the yiioptr. ty ta oaMmja tc a
; ea * ; Lh a larje BMaiifacronni ; piantt
that aa detemiin J B loitate acre. Sense
< ietay haa been encntinterrd and tfte oro-
aotcn of the ( mterprlae though : It * ! * 1a-
able to * ocur the auuwtance af the a n-
eiattoe. TS < > aniatance waa Tlv-n ut a
rt oren * aanner. A strong resolution vaa
adopted aad a Irttrr prepared and teat to
PrwUdeot Waitatan at tae raiTiy ! company.
The aew aianuftirturlnr enterprtee will zive
empidyment to a large number of men aad
roat fi. The manager nra present at the
aMTtinz last ai ht and t k a de p ut-
tcrcat in the proceedinsa. .Vhont 2M feet
of new tracic wtll have to be built.
aadJM coat of. coostmclinc tie
switch rill be about * MO. Thisra
aore than the railway company sard to
exp ad. and the jirapoeUion of the new
company araa not ent rtain < * d w < th any great
deire of rrothninta-n.
PLBXTT OF LOC VTlOJfS.
In cas of r fueal of tfce eompanr eoa-
strcct thtf swltrh. the xeeauvt > committee
waa aakn ! to look HP another location , aad
a atuuber of propositions fere Immediately
! submitted. One came from Jobs T Stew-
| an tu erect ai suitable building on tae ie
of the aid peckiai ; aouae in the we terr part
! of tan city. Two others were submitted
I affontitlK traHtaice on the Rock laland and
I Barlintrton roada. The handle factory loea-
; tlon. aon rer , waa the one that best railed
i Uie new men. and nothing will be done nntil
a reply ia re rl ed from the Sorthwestera
otBciaia. A caismitttr * of three woe ap
pointed to follow ap the negotiations ant !
report the situation to the president when
ever It TO * deemed aeceaasrr
The aaaoeiaUon took up in a very rigor
ous manner the qn tion of runni ? Un ;
pa M e of 3. aianufjcturioic bill at the ex-
tea fessuon af the lejrtaituure. hich wUl B
held thM winter. L M. Tremor * ' ap
pointed aa a chairman of a apecia ! commit
tee to correspond with the politicians and
the afflctalsi in all of the chief uue * aad
tawrns of Iowa , with a view of ontanliini ;
a strong aeeociauon that Till make the
peaaaa * of such a. bill on ahMlute cer
tainty To tarther inaure prompt action
the committee ordered -be foliowln ? letter
'o be sect to Speaker Byers of the bouse of
repreaeatattve * . who will prwlde at the
extra seaeioc :
WAJCT SOME HSLP.
Eon. K. W Byers Speaker af the Hoaae
of Rpif entatv . IVnr sir Aa the le te-
! ture haa been called to nieet in extra
M ion January a. and J * I unnVrwand it
will b not Utnited to the immediate sub
let of the call , m that event this ajwactai-
tton wfe + hws sic ta write o you and say we
oucht ta bo able to secure some bonedVtaU
luRtatadon to hflp our farmers , wortdni-
men and buain * * m * n. aa weil aa to pro
mote the indiuttriai Interwtta of the * t-it-
and build up borne cuirkpu In our midst ,
where a < rriculfur ) and iniiusrr-al ir jii--ta
can m t with ready and profltable salts.
Several things ixrur to this jj * 0fiaian .ind
< loubtj M you ca = call others to mind , viz. :
Fa.M , i bill for the sianufatur < * of vtnoutt
and other Ihiuora to 5lv employment to
home labor Paw a public warehouiu * bill
to naue the farmer and the bumn * 9inen
to borrmr on warehouse receipts and aaid
b ( product far a n e In th market , to
s rcur * a nroflt now smnc to th * eastern
{ M'ulHtor. . aa you have witnessed r c-ntly
In th rtee in wheat. Pass a law requiring
funds of incorparationK under the state l w
to b icept on depofiir in the cat , to giv.s
a barter protection ami laryr deponita ta
our banking iaedtntsuna. to prevent the
centinufd drainage of money out of the
state , and for the ronvpnienoof the busrf-
neaa aa4 a rtcuiraral interesta of lovva.
Cut Cla.ix I ) < * uatifnl.
list reeeived H complete line of tie rica-
f t cut slasa macnfacrored. Law prices.
Rich de-mow , rseful arocles. Jacqurssia
* Co. . n Main treet.
Cnntltli-npt ? Mt'n * ' * AVorlc.
N'els Jensen a ke4 the police of Council
Bu& and Omaha yesterday afternoon , to
assist him In caprarin ? a gan of con-
adence men who . < icee rded in * ecunn j 110
of his sioatty. J ieen was In Eancen's * a-
laon on the corner of Bryant street and
Broadway drinking freely and sbowu ? hi *
oiooey Three strangers , who daimwi to be
from Idahn. drew him inn a. same of pool.
During the ? ame. in some way that Jen-
sea m unable to explain clearly , he was in-
durwi to bet $ lu on the same. One of tin
other men had waaercnl IS and Jensen waa
maJe to believe that hu side of the bet waa
certain to win. The money aa piaced in
the hands of the third maa. who took id-
vantage of a i * ransle amoflR the players to
ship with the ea h. J tnsen aaw hun go
and started after him. He * taded him and
anally ot aboard aa Omaha car aad waa
joined a moment later by the other two.
HeforV Jensen could r Iize what had hap
pened the men were well on the way 10
Omaha. The case was reported to the po
lice and the Omaha oJScers w re advued.
but thu mformauon came too lat to enable
ta mtatrcept tie conndnnoe man.
Riekman beepi the Jnest line of eon-
fectiooery in the city , s &aanable fruits ,
oysters , a tail stock of cigars and tobacco.
ie cr am sad ices m brick or asy other
style. Prices
Dr. Panzle' * Diphtlirln Speflflc.
Call at Dr Pans ! * t oCee aad get his
Infailibiu diphtheria sp ci c. T stI
ihraugii tir apiUtmucK and a v r failed.
n * ll > Inc III.V. . M. C.i. .
Ti woman s auxiliary of the Toun ? Men's
Cariwiaa acaociation will have ae icform < il
v nin < * mufiic and son ? aext Thursday
for thti youn ? sien and youn ? womttn. TU
iBTrjuoo a ju ndtxt to all who are .n-
utr tiMl in ancoura ins aad butldin ? ap thin
uwtitMUon in our city It if the intenuoe
af th waBen to make : hw informal even
ing * a f arar * of the coming year , and * *
tkey ae d dlshwi with which ta serve Uzht
refrechmeflt. and alao. aa the library n < ta
repjenimhin with hooka. th y sav decided
to cell this lr i eatertatnment a "fcrnKiiin
party " They anaetly solicit e * rr o who
eoouia. beta old nd youB ? , ta ria iher
a eaff cup. or a plated stiver Maapoon. or a
* ocd. readaot * seek. Not n e * narily BW
oa d. but articles aad books Ic good coe-
F W. D aB. M. D. . eye. ear. scse aad
throat. 541 Mttrriaa block.
Laaduard , the Tailor. 1 S. Main jtteet.
Real Etait * TruD firi- .
The toUawins no.1 Katc trassfen have
n * a wporUHt at the otSce of J. W. S uiH !
aa kavunf b ea 3te4 November 3 :
Ouuieo B. Larnoa ui K. C Baruui.
tot S. biock 10. r rry add. wd.J 3K m
Sh rW ta OvartM A. A4aau. lot S
bioric a. Cttotrml tutk s. tf - 2S
M CoiUMttt BluCii La4 e Xo.
. t a o. r. TV CMC lot t
now. . a . ;
a d won t
H. c. < i.
Four traaa&irj , A i'rtiaticj8.1B S
vmt wr * nv TWO VWTKS.
HTlrl il Cnnnt of the nnllnto In Kane
T wn hlp I * ' ettle.l.
TB BnaM af Supei v tears to at TOT * ean-
vassn * tft election retoraa. At tae re
quest of tae candidat * * on tae ticket IB
Kane toHMbip that part of tae work -vas ,
first txMvn op y aster isy afternoon. In ortor
tJut tie dispute Jiat tea been raiswd aa tone
no tfce sacresrful candidates am. mtcat be
Wwirons < * 3f8 * vr % ppRfwnt fBpp %
srntins ; UN ; fartoaa candidates , vbo were
also ail ei-mvoX into toe small board room
at t&0 iYMtlI0r s olfice. 9one < fcvelopinmts ,
< vr eTpeeted. ir tn ; m improper returns
bavins ; b n nude By th elertion boar * ! ,
la the Ant precinct of ta Fifth ward , and
the second of th Sixth it bad fte n elahned
that tn Judses and clerfca aad failed to
nuke ont property the rot * that bad been
cast for s ea candidate. 11 ti their duty
to make ont two s ta of pall book * , one
se ied aad far tae county auditor , and tiw
other for the tawnsAip clerk. The sets of
books of .he rro preciacta r-ferrwi to. which.
we-e lren "o tae tmmahip board , -ver * got
properly ailed ont. Taoa for the county
icar4 vere found correct yesterday , and
tile entire vote -vss counted. Ta rwralt
sa aanmuteed front the offlcial eaBvaas for
Kaoe toH-asftip follows :
fxtttm at tb p-sf- .
H. a rank. ra 2. B'X. K. Lr-rt . pap. JJss
Orute vien. rvp . 2.JH 4. .V. Kaynes. pan t * *
Aa > M * < Barke. pop.ra * i T. Warner art. . St
Cm taJWej >
L. T. Aibera. rep H , A. J. Blnmt. pop..i.E5
P A. < 3n t. rru 2.jsn C. Bunner. pop 2.KS
H , A. Bute * ! , rep. 2.Mi W. H. Knepn'r. pnp.at
Thia settles the controversy taat has been
raived is ta who -ratiW b tne third Justice
of tne peace * > cted. Vlen or Ferrier. by
electing the former to hla present position.
Orlnir to the larze number of candidates
tail y sr tie mSrlal oti of the county
for the state and local tickets will take about
twic as long as usual and ao otSvial an
nouncement of the result is expected for
several days. TTO special clerks sre ens-
ployed by the boar ! to assist ia tae -vork
of tabulating the returns from the various
townships and prvcincta.
LOCAL. DU I.\E > S 0V THE BOOM.
omlx Forre < I to Employ Extra
Help to UnmUe t-Iiipment- " .
Th * good efferta of the ajreat republican
victory are be lncinK to Se felt locally m all
kinds of businese. Wholesale bueineaa was
tae Irst to feel the return at confidence.
Retail business moved in sympathy with it.
and every bitach of the trade showed in
creased activity. Railway trade come aex *
under the InSnence. and rh < * r wan a marked
iacreaaa in the traffic af ail the. Iowa truck
lines reported at the cloa of the week.
The iscresavd traffic had become too heavy
ta handle with the old force of employes
in the local freight bouws. and v ater4ay
for the drs : ume in thr-e r-an there waa
a general increase in the force of clerks and
freight handlers. Tae Rock laiand rompaa ;
pat four new men to work on its platforaui
yeaterday aiontini ; . The BurUnston. Xonh-
westera and Mil--auicee ahn increased the
' force of operatives The Omaha it. Loun
wa obilaed to add ine new man to ita list
to keep ahead of the work that is piling up
in the yarla and freight office. Tae talk
wan yesterday that thn company would add
mother freleht train vtthia a f w daya.
The local officers were very sanguine that
the lacreaae of bUBineas would continue antii
the Wabavh vouid be able to operate aqain
ita okl q ota of twenty-seven tnrlzht crew :
between here and St. Louis.
' The wnofcsale implement iteaien ert
< pilau ; up ZOOQC an the depot platfunna ywi-
terday for shipment aad ? et-iao ; them there
. much faate : than the willlni ? and enthusi-
| lane platform crews could take care ol
( hem. An icdication of the rush of nei
business amoni ; the tii-j implement house :
a found in the reon of the special omre ;
mamtainej ay the Western Union and Pmtai
Teiecraph rompacies J3 the a rUmitural im
plement district for "he convenience of ! h
lealers. The e show more buainese trans-
ict d IB the three daya. Friday. Saturdaj
and MonJsT than , tau aggragate of any pre-
vtotis fortr ght during the paet two yesrs.
flnrtl Winter Pronil eil.
The weather man has siven out the wara-
laj ; tint taer * will be a rigorous winter
this year Prwpsrauons to withstand the
; chilly biaata are in order. WTiat you ae-d
u warm uaderwear. warm glares , warm
shoes. Kuqbes. the men's out3uer. m
1 Braadway ha * them.
i . -
1 The youa ? m-a that wishes to make a
j favorable ! mpretion aoouid aoc torzvt th
Cct of a haadsome box of candy. Riek-
man'3 is > the place ta grt them.
Lawaey's chocolates have aa enviable rap-
1 ctatlon for punty Riekmaa s ia ie plaev
i to get thein. _
i DNtrlcl Court \otet.
I The trial of the cae of Chruoaa Si wert *
1 azaia c the National Benevakint aaeooaoon.
TIM taken ap by Judge Green is the dis
trict court yesterday The plaintiS ia the
beneficiary at a IS.OOO policy held by her
deceased auaband. Thia the company did
1 aot pay on demand , but after a trial of tae
! nutation of liability waa ordered to anUte
I an aaaessirent To mfret tae liability Th-j
| atwe ? ment netted only J1.H aad the plain-
, US aow ae-iM to compel the company ta
i 3i t the difference between thin amount
' and the face of the policy
i Mm. Emma Bellinger was granted a 'II-
, wee yesterday from F. P. Bellinger on the
' ground * of desertion aad infidelity. Tae de-
; fendaat iid not put in an appearance.
Jota Herman Prusc was granted a
frota Anna Pruec on the grounds of
Uon. The parties live m K sr Creek
scip. The defendant faiiwtt to appear.
; Jud e Gr en made the following
i meat of cases yesterday
1 Monday. November 2S : Kelly against
Morgan. soeruT. et ai : Miller azaiiu * Mor-
san. sn riff. t ai. By bee a pUast O'Bruai
& Cahili , state of Iowa a-anat Grandon
et at
Tuesday. NovembT 2t. MUIer Vasune
Manufartsrin < * i-ain
? ompany , Clark
BrtiH. t al fepeciai ) . Milwaukee Harvester
company aeaini-t Jent-vn et at Weston
asa > n t Bra Unc ai. Hewitt aaaicst Stilt-
man. SlffJer acamat Marpay
Wednesday November 3. Del ] n asainst
Dow & Co. . Lsian against Wanner et al.
P ycke Brox. aeainst Hassheriit , et aL
Beno .t Co. azautst SCllia et al.
, Thursday. Xov < ? mb T 35 : Key against Na-
i tional Life Insurance company ( aptciaj )
Biitwie 4 aintt Erickson , Hewits aaalnut
Mannth.
, Fnday November 27 Jam asainat Mar-
Ban ct ai. Newmer against DavUkOC An-
heus r-BuBch Brewinir company airalnst L
J. Crow- .
Sturta.r N'ovroJ > r a.- Walk * asainet
WMK. Baten Besley.
Monday. November X : Uninser & M t-
calf company asuint Huelsdank et ai.
Day & Hs. J ? url street. Council Blua
have swan extraardtnary bar aiai in fruit.
srardec and farm landa ae&r Council BluSa.
i Wow ia the time to buy real wtate.
Parity is the ch.of quality of Jtlekman'a
anaxcelhtl eaadit-s. This saaut standard ia
kept ap m his entire line of sweeta wa th r
the price be UI ceau or 40 cents a pocad.
braas-tricmed beds IS.M tai-
at the Durtee I iraitur-e Co.
Hoffmayr'n faaey patent aour stakes the
iest aad most bread. Ask your srocer far It.
Manila y Ha Ieil Clab.
Tae MoBday Muaicai dub was entortaieed
y Meniay aftaraooa by Mrs. L M , Twtyaor.
bf Mm. K. P. barrvu. The at-
waa lar e and one of the moat
ni tinajs of die society tor tae
year waa enjoyed. Ta * program follows :
l "aoass Without Word * "
Cc c.
ica
"Randu Caaricti"
Mra. m wt SaK.
Sraite
.
Piaao Sola . . . S ieUMi
Mian Mary Kyg.
Tie MHX BH-Kln will b asld at
2S.
Svirrr Pipe , FIre > Urick. neltla ? .
WkataMte and retatL J. C. Strhy. ZK
ilata stoaec
_
Death uf Mr . ILurhrl U. Oi * rnln7.
Mn. KadMrf D. Downlnu died at tie home
at her Ai jatr Mrs. S. IStauaan , last
t ; at 7 o clocJt from aaeuaoaia. The
iraa M yean tW. She fas talm
ill i st Thursday aad gr * > * n ity worse.
She -raa feeble osrUHC ts ) fcer a < l smcgd Swe.
aad at ao Maw rallied. Tke Sesnaim will be \
burled tomorrow at Prteeetoa JXL. her for
mer borneHer taiujhoti. Mn. Shnsmrt.
aaa Seen lyiaa ; very law from an" attack of
apoplexy tad aer recovery tee b = lesp tr-d
of for some time. i
_
A aamt smoke , a fea rMC moke will <
brine eae aad contenommt. Rtekataa ba
tae Xlnd of Tlaars that will make you bet
ter contented with , yourself aad life in gen
eral. _ _
A < lll Rehnn.
1 Ada Refean silver utata * will be an fJ
exhibition for the wee * . November 9 to II. at
ClrancU Bluffs.
C. 3. Ttavi Ca. . fwa * > rwaedy Hedlcal
cotMQltation free W * sday . Health bottk
Wt M rtem ateck.
sale trlmm * * aatt a : Miss
stre-t.
i Defanrt n nk Payo a Dlvlileml.
1 ATLA-NTTIC Ia. . MOT. 9. fSp Mal Tel *
sram. ) TJwodore G. Swtefce. receiver of the
, Cans County bank , ta now paying to per cent
! dividend on all the preferred claim * of the
, bank. Tan Is the result of aa or-ier received
' from the court. The baak failed aixra :
' Cariatnws. 189S aad aow the preferred de-
1 poiitors alone are recetviaq a 1 * per cent
dividend on their depestta. which amounted
ta MB.9M. _
Trlnl f Allezed Flrelia = - .
WATERLOO. Ia. . Nor. 9 Special Tete-
? ram- Isaac aad Mieae ! Cofeen bnthers.
'
charzed with arson , were placed on trial
1 here today. Early last sprtnic a o mw are
swept through La Parse Chy The Cohen *
were suspected and to save their Hrw from
the furious cti : ena they were smn Kled to
jail in taia city Tat- state aaa a list of
- examine.
serentyavevltneseoa
Two ChnreUes Deillcnteil.
MASOff CITY. Ia. . N v 9Social Tle-
arapJ The Roman Catholic church of
| Doezherty and the Methodist churca of
Ackley were dedicated yesterday the former
br Archbishop Hennuisey of. Dubuque and
the latter by Dr. Iv s of Anbura. N. T
! DEAD EA T TO OET. O\ THE FORCE.
-tlTe Frnml * Bneartheil Inew
V rU. ' Police Department.
NEW TORK. No * 9. Frauds In 'he ex-
aclnatlon of applicants for positions on
th * police foree of this eir ? are alleged ro
have been Uncovered waich may a2ect
: persona connected titii the civil aerrice
j braach ef the department. F r wme months
1 peat tt had been aoted that men below the
! average of int HlReaee had successfully
i pa * e-l the examiaatloD. whUe others , their
1 superiors in education , had failed to obtala
'
tie r-jmtred perceatase to ratteij. Tae fact
'
led to an investigation , whtah showed that
i vany of tho- * taking examioationa r
'
supplied beforehand with a Hat of iur -
' uons to be asked them. They are said to
1 bave paid ! 3M each tor this ; list.
I To what extent thin has. been the case Is
I at present a matter of spveuiation , but it
is believed that scores of the aew poitce-
, men paaeed the examlaattoe after having
' pur = haaed the list of quexioea la be asked.
; It is believed aow that the leek bag been
effectually stopped aad ta the future ao
applicant will be afa.le t paa * the examina-
i ticn except on bis merits.
The 'Jtacovery of earruptiee has caused
radios ! chances to ! x > maiie with relation to
the preparation of the cfuestians .a be aaked
at the examinations. Detectives who
were put to wont ua the case
i disc = vend that applicants who aad
' b < B coached for etamttuftmi by a youni ;
1 maa who wao fomn-riy attached to the
> offlct ? of the examination board showed a
i marked lupertoniy of muULgenee over any
of the others. This young man was watched
and U waa learsed that be was not only
Charlies SJ08 for his system ; of "coacaias. "
bat taat he was suaraateein ? the mea who
dealt with hita appointments as patroiaien.
Men were flcuad waa admitted that they
had b ? en "coacaed" by tiis youn ; man. and
that 'Jley had a ree-l jo pay large sums to
secure appointments. It : s also admitted by
i th - officials it police headquarters that tiey
: -eivd information that large sums were
' paid to this yous ? man. and that ae had
Delivered a copy of the list of questiocs ta
the applicant * on the ai at before the day
1 for eiorniaatlcHi. How tie youa man wao
I aid th * "coachics" secured a copy of the
' list of questions : s aol known , but it ia
thouirht he procured It from an empleye of
the pnatia ? o 3ce waere the list waa put la
type. Xo arrest aaa been made.
POWERS OF SCHOOL OFFICIALS.
! South Dakuto. Saprpmp Court Paxe
on an Iniportnnt Ca * .
CE.VMBERJLAIS. S. D. . Nov. a. ( Special. .
Amen some of the eases recently de
cided by the state supreme court waa that
of school dUu-ic : No. 74 against the coia-
miseioners al Lincoln county This was
aa application af John Somm. oa behalf of
school diatrict So. 74 , for a writ of certiorari -
tiorari to review and set aside the action
of the Soarj of County Coaaiasioners asd
the county superintendent in organizing the
I iehool Jistrict from pars at other districts.
It waa clauned that the aotian of the count ?
| cotamuMoneni was illegal , because under
i the law of 1S32 there was ao power given
] them to orgaaize aew school dialricta. and
hence their action in ti : r cpect was void.
Tie supreme court takes tae view tiat the
county commiseionpn. actini ; tocather with
the couaty sup rint 3dent. have the power
to create aad organize new school districts
when accessary- and upholds the organiza
tion of school district Xo. S3 as both legal
aad proper This action was appeait d over
a y ar ago. The rulinz of the supreme
court will be of interest to tie various
school odcers tirouiihout. the state.
Mail D ic Attacts Cotrhoyn.
PISRKE. S. D. . Nor 3. { Special Tae- !
aia. ) Near Fort Pierre this afteraoon a
mad dog made lia appearance in the camp
of eowboyc. who were aoidia ? a buaca of
a cattle fer shipment , and auackod two of
them who w re on hortefeack at tie time.
Tbe brutt ! only tare ihe ciotitag of Henry
Jeflres. one of the mea , but szreraly lacer
ated the foot of Horace Baird. son of Colonel
W F Baird of taia city.
Si-fore any farther daafflse could be done
tie tiog aa roped aad Itfiled by others
of the party. Saird wiM he at once taken
to New York for treatment ia the Pasteur
huapital. _
\Vnrt on. Cooper J1III Mine * .
LiVH-XiflE. Wya. . Nor" p.-4Sp ial. ) Tie
Carbon County aad Gold Cola Miami ; com
pany of this place has contracted for the
erection of a a Lamp mill ia tie Cooper Hill
mining di _ rci near this cu- The aiill is
beta ? built in Denver aaJ will be saippad
to the miae < * in a few wfcs. The plaat
consisui of utn stamps of the most approved
patura : wul three canecntruing tables aad
a ULrge boiler and ngiB < n and much other
maeninary connected with.1 ne operation of
the mill. The vrecuoa of this mill will
stimulate th * minicg muresu of the Cooper
Hill district ta 3 considera lu extent.
Inilinnn Charireil vritli A ualt.
CHAMBERLAIN. S. EU Nov. S.-HSpecisl. )
Deputy Marshal Aadraw Bray arrested two
ao bud agency Indians named Split Whirl-
vind and Strange Star on the char a of
awault with Intent to kill. They w r hold
ta appear before the a it fedurai rand
jury , and in default of bonds w re placed
ia the Lawreace county jail.
Pra < * lnmntioa.
PIERRS , S. DNov S. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Cover : or aanldoo will Isme his
Taaakzsiving proclacaatiaa uunorrow.
Charicen lilt Downfall tu Drlnlc.
CLEVELAXD. Nov. 9. Prank E. Noruw.
a travtltsssaltoraaa of S uw , ia loekwi
119 at the Central police slatiao a the
caarij * af pawing torsd efcecka. A asober
of bagwi efaewka v re tound upon hU yermn
wiwa a waa * * a d3 i bf li poitoe. Nor
ton saya ae OBCM train Me of 4h SMK
families of Mawachuaetu , aad altribuu bis
to
n trrtEsmr TEXK JTITK 11 MCD.
Knirlne nml ntoler Itoom FInoiIeil
tvlth Five Feet f Hater.
NIT YORK. Nov j The taiteH SJate *
battlealMp. T M . ta which a number at
.asivn mT uc . vl siace siM * vsa
want ntaore for se Vwral Ikuon to4ay
tae Coo lock ta the Brooklyn i
navy yard , sabmwrmd aboat 3v. feet under j
water. 3kw wm nliMswi anotit midniaht.
arty today the sain injection valve on
the starboarl side , aear the tniilship nae and i
about ttmr een fe-t below the water line. ,
was nbov-it n * rma the force of the water !
aad the ensnae rooms were < tnirkly anoded
with dirty , black , aroddy watvr Ta talp
eon be an to settle , and Captain Gtaw.
who M in command of tae Texaa. called
tile otacera aad crew ro quarters and 'Ilrt ,
possible to mtniajiM the ihip > i
At the time ta accident occurr-rt ther > i
waa only about t-vo > * t af water under tae '
ship. iait she soon rested on the muddy '
bottom. Thla traa at low water , tmt at '
Bisjk water this for-noon there was between - 1
tween 3ve and six feet above the line at '
tae stem aad iboflt eltjhteett Incfcea Ifta at
aer bow. [
Wr ckiBK tnis wer immedlatiely sum-
aoaed aad thraf them -rere sowi ilonq- ,
tide ptimplnK the water out if aer engine
and boUer rooms , while a diver -vaa sent
down to ascertain the exteot of the damage- I
Captain G4aw > . Lieutenant Kelly and Xa- )
< ineer Mowre. is well M all 'he other af-
1cers af the ship , could aot be induced to '
talk about the accident and a.l Inquiry waa '
referred ta ComraodorSlcard. . ' nnmandant j
of the yard. Tae commcdore said "I know i
little as yet about the accident. Tae ih.p
i rtatins eaoily on a maddy bottom and * r >
have ae appreheneltn of any farther tamaee
to her Tae principal damage which she !
will sustain will 9e from 'ae < Jtry water. '
which will 'emporartly inlur * the < niinea j
and ajachiaery. We cannot estimate : he j
amount af damage aor cause of tae aci i
cirfent until the aiver aiakefl his report and .
the ship . raised. She -rill come np easily !
a * soon as the leak : cloved " |
Coraniaarter W t telecraph 4 he Vs o- j
ciated press at 14 36 tonight that the Texas
was afioat. and would be pumped out by ,
audntght and docked on Tueiy.ay. jEW j
\EW YORK'S HOKE sHO\V
Mnny Xerr nnd \ < iret Feature * Ailileil
to the Exllllilt. I
NEW YORK , Nor S. The tw-lfth asi i
aaai xhibiion of the New York Horse |
Show asMociation opened aader auspicious :
conditions ! c Madlscn Square Garden > odav j
The decorations and arrangements ir- much ,
the same a * in pr-rious years. HIark and |
yelTnw the colors of the awociatlon have |
bees predominant. Tie aumber of ciaoees. ;
US. ia somewhat less than last year , but
the < tecr * > e it ia said , hi more than made
ip in the hiih quality of the entries. The
total sum to be awar-ie-i la cash prizes ts
over 533 "KM but to this should be added
msay aaadaome trophies la plate.
Probably aot over 300 persona -rer ia
the garden whea the show opened formally
with a preliminary trial over the Jtmi > s af
all ioi-ei entered in clams No 104. which
Till be oper to ail the Jumping class with j
jerfonaaices orer fences ocly to count.
Waen the claas comes up for the Snail a
ane lot aiay be looked far Previous to
thui a number of horses of all classes were
exercised In the ring. InciudiaR old Judsje
Morrow the winner of the Brooklyn handi
cap In 1393 aad whose owner hopes to wia
s bine ribbon with him In the thoroughbred
class.
A aotsber of aovei feature * will be in
troduced into the aaow including the carts
of the street cleaning department and
the * < of the 5re aad police departments.
The trotting , haekcey and park elaaa s
promise to show up to rars advaauie. From
this time until the close Saturday aiiht
tae garden will contain the usual brilliant
indvll dressed crowds and unless ail
signs fail tae annual exhibition will be
la every way worthy of its predecessors.
5T. LOCIS Nor 3 The horse show
closed Sunday aight with a parade of all
the wiaaers and other interesting exercises.
H was the intention to continue tonteat
and Tuesday , but th ? cold weather had
such an effect on the attendance that the
nanagement decided oo close atth the ead
of the week , as originally announced.
Tats was the 3rst horse saow ever held
in Se. Leais. and ao-ing to Ka popularity
there is talk af holrtlcg aaothar here aext
y ar. Some of the best horses ta the coun
try were eatered aad captured prizes ia the
different classes.
Thu convention audltarlum. in which the
jhow was aelil. will be tcra down , as it is
only a temporary building. A project is
oa foot to transfer It to tie West Had.
OBJECT TO HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
Lnbor Aritntnr < Opp * * < * Military In-
trntlon In rh nM.
KANSAS CITY Nov S. Th- organization
in the High scaaol of the "High School
Cadets. " formed aa a result of a spirit of
military enthusiasm by the male students.
has caused somewhat af a stir in local
labor circles , and the Industrial council.
Kansas City's central labor body , has ap
pointed a committee to investigate the
matter Tie committee will report la a
week's time and. it is sa.i. definite declara
tions against the school board will then be
taken.
Although the cadets bave banded together
of their awa account and for their awa in
struction. the fact that the Board of Educa
tion has sanctioned the organization has
caused labor leaders generally ta thick it
a step toward increasing the military at the
expense of the taxpayers. Other radical
talk is Indulged ia.
Death * of a Day.
NSW YORK. Ncr 3. Napoleon Sarony.
the photographer , died at his home ( a this
city today. Nezt to Brady ae has probably
photographed more ceiebntiee than any
other artist in the United States.
Mr Sarony aas 7 years o age and a
aauv af Quebec. He began his career aa
a lithographic artist aad hi * ambitions
and talents kept aim in the front rank of
hs profession. In 1853 he went to Europe
to study art. Afterward he took up tie
business of photographing in Birmingham.
Ecg. . where ha remained until 13 6. Tien
he came to New York and established hun-
Mf ia hia aew business aad met with won
derful success from tae very irst. Among
his earliest sitters were Peter Cooper. Wil
liam Cullea Bryant , tie poet Longfellow.
Charlotte Cusbmaa aad the eider Booth.
OAKLAND. Nen . Nov 3. ( SpecialProf. !
D . Reese , vho has btta principal In the
Oakland public schools for the past sir
years , dit-d this morning at i o'clock. The
remains will be taken to ClariadjL , Ia. . fur
Interment. Mr R rse was a most successfu !
teacher and well known in educational cir
cles throughout the state. He was one ai
Oakland's b + ru citizens and the entire com
munity is in i < rep sorrow becausf of his
CHICAGO. Nov. 3. Warden 3. Mason , a
commercial traveler , died today from the
effects of his folding bed dosing up on him.
His back , was broken.
OREELET. Colo. , Nov. 'j. H. P. Heath ,
proprietor of one of tat ! largest saddler ? ,
and harness stores in Colorado , made an
assignment today to the Colorado Na'.or.i
bank. No statement of 4as ts and Uani.i-
Ses has been given. The failure waa
can * * * * , it Is Maid , by th pressure brnug.t'
to b ar against th flrm by the J. B. S oot
Sdtllery company of Quiacy , I1L , one .f
the creditors. I
AJtDMORE. L T. . Nov SL-The large g-i *
eral mercnondiiM bouae of Munsehelmi r
Daabe ted y exetruted a deeii of a-t , -
meat. naming W A. L ddet r .u < uw.g'- >
Thn liabilities will x l nw Tie AS-
* ets are couuderably in excess of the . -
AbUltit-s , but enanot b definitely s. t !
now. The ajMHgnm nt was brought i.i'
by ortdlton * attaching the individual prj -
rty of H. Munz ahaim r The iee-1 , r
ft-rs creditors to the amount of ft hKi. .n-
eiudinLrdlwtt -r & Bindsoa. . ' . > . ) K
Maad ll & Co. . 7 ir. S nwiit > iin r , Lev son
i Co. . New York , a. : * * : SAM 4 - , i ,
G ive ton. S-lMw M. L. Majnaer. Bow e.
Tex. . L3fl [ ; S. M jnzenheimer New Tirk.
C.1M : Halgarth i Co. . New York JL v.
Octave Thanet Lune Iler Home.
LJTTLS WMTK. Ark . Nor 31 The fj-ir.
try aomtt at Clover B n < i. Law n'-
county of MJ s Frwncc. the auttior s . : > !
mstaartBM contributor. wiiUtiy known ai
nVtavii Thjuutt. " burntxi at noon ' ! : -
A lanf aad Toluaitiu library wo * des'-jv < - < l
Deaerrisg Cacnii oe * Thar * Ifl so article
waiaa so richly deserves the entire eoo-
adeneB of tae oommuatty * s Bnrwa s
Branchial Trachea , Thaw * sutferiei ; from
Astasaatic aad Bronchial diwtas s. Couxaa
and Colds , should try tics. Price
FROM THE BANEFUL EFFECTS OF CHRONIC CATARRH
[ Httstrttthm.s nhren Bek Showi.wr th E Obttin.ibl
Fnun the Office Crentnient and Thrmislt the
On ra octamlon it ate 'a l vsit to Amer
ica tint late Mr Worrell slm-kensie. tn
tPHirwt of ! 1 Snrtlan Dbysti tuna. wan
ufcmt At * opinion f : e .HlaMUe jf America.
ami ! ta action on < Bmwn at Mn tarwu
tad tang * . He rolled :
"In yowr American atlmatBatarrh in an-
; ueatanaaly ! thf etutw of morn terlw
tflun say otner ( Raw * * * . At first it * ,
\ -u.e. a. Uttls tnlB * , aterely a mM in the
Head. But la a. cllHMts ) Hke tnia one cold
la not entirely eared tefws before another J
follows. A succession of colds constitutes !
chronic catarrh. A strans ; nct bexJtny
? onstuutionnil * uter only lneonv nienc i
fnci catarrh , but all others run i r t j
rink f what nwjr fallow. The Health ta j
bnkrn. tiw constitution w nit me < l. and '
tithutiaii th catarrh itself mar not be ta |
actual cao * of death , still , indlrertjy , by )
ID weaJtrolns ; toe system that tt in unable ;
to reotst tlt attack nf another 'HsM-ase , it j
in a dangtrrous fa * " IT In any ainesm. ' I
REV. MeKENDREE DE MOTTE. ]
MethtiilNt Preacher ami Veteran of
the War.
(
The merit of Dr * . C ii > elaml Jt "hejj-
* nl * pr < ife * < l < innl work I * ilnily
tiP'iTfii l > j- thilie - t of evidence. Ti -
iluy Rev. Meven ! lree De Mutte. mem
ber of the % efirn Un c tinfer Mi * e ami
piiitiir of the Metliotiiit Eiil ouiml
rliuroh of Talmnsre nail llru.U. jil lt
hi * testimony-
Far Jive yar * these nhysir'ans havi -.U
tie ieadln * plai-e .n * he tren--nen' if iimn-
te Jipease . They hiiv panenta n even ?
< -ounty in tS - st.it'and DC-'HSSI v ry
equipment far : r a : n < j * fle Ti > wt ifiaborn
> * . " . ( rttJirr j : tiielr jfilre jr 'hnuitn ' f
mii. ! R.-iul R-r Df Muf : t tlmonv
H < " w.i * 'r i"i il 'iv ma l i * ' 1:1 : > wn
If TOU w nt j.lil'tlona. fai i < - \ 'e
-r.-Mi lni ; I'aniT ; E xrttt i Er 5h
'Incicumins oat of th > - irmy In
1 _ > - < M. I hail hn arrrntty niniotnl Tilth
rnlurrrnt * n f anil illplin iii * nt nt
Ui - heart iritli atrroninunylntr Trrtl -
JIP.VX si vici\c ; KnEvr
D "trruiln ? l t < Ilf Inil jn-ntlt-nt In War
nn l Commrrce.
S.VX FH-\XCISCO. NOT 3 D P Thcsp-
* m of Parland has ) it arrived ene
eair : 0ip. City at Rio Janeiro from Jap.-
7 otnpoc. who ! s an ei-Cn.eJ 'i
minister to Turkey Saria ! ? errt > ( l 'Jj r Jur
is ? UK. has spent several * re-k3 in
tJon and rtwraUon In the mikado a '
' "nj- Japan - r pr i rlns * o
independent la asllitarv and commercial aat-
ters. " said he. "Tie spirit wtich i-onrroia
tArm In every claM u Uiat of a < i air ror
independence. They jropo * * . ant.a ha
i aT7 To itU end. th y hav I ' n-
tracta for crate ra In the United 3taand
m England. But ti- > ? o"raai 'nt in-i"n < i . % J
nar many of ! ta battleships 5u > : i at &r " -
A dry dock ta in coure of construction !
.Va awkl. aad tt Trill In tune , be folluw-d
Sy iron and iterl T H-IU ! wh r craie n ar 1
nen-of-a-ar aiay ! butlt. Because -it tiic
low labor cost , they mar bf eonatruct * < l
aore cheaply m Japan taan here.
"Had Bryan been elected preiident and i
fretra policy adopted. " Se a ntnue-l.
"ve hou. i bav < ajet at-oni ; compef.i-.on
from tae Japanese factories. Already tare
are 00 tactorltn IB tae city of Oeaka. and
siany of thee aiinuficrjre cotton cloth.
They ar * buyine .Unerlran cotton , and ! ! -
out tariff tier could r-rura UJH : in cloth a'
lon-sr prices than oculd aake it lor A *
Xa isak : coal vn ' .oaded oa the Or'eata.
steamship at X2 per toe. "
FORECAST OF TODAY'S WEATIIEU.
Vlnter to Retnrn to Xhri > ka Brinic-
ius SnuTi- and orth * rlyV'lzxcl < .
W.VSHIXGTON' . N'ov 3.-TJj- following la
the forecast far Tuesday For Ncbr-iaka
nd Wyoming Partly cioudy WfaAt-r. with
occajionai news ; cooler ; nm-nerty winds
For Montana TTir aTenin fvearher vitT
snow , -varnier ; westerly w.naa.
For Kansas Par-Jy csmiijy weather a-h
shuwtrs sn western portion. cooi > .T in w tern -
ern poruun : southerly
nart
For Missouri and Iowa Partly cloudy
* -ather : wartnt-r. southfrty wtnda
For Colondo Threatening aenlhvr. arit'i
showers or snow , cooler- variable w'.n t .
btf-omlne northerly
For South Daiiota Cloudy weather- vari
able winds , becoming norUierly
Liti'ul U < - - < iri | .
OFFICE OF THE WE.VTHKR BfRE-
OMAH.V , N < JV 3 Omaha record < irm -
p rarure aad rainfall , compare ! wMh tite
corresHwndlns day of the pmat thr - y-a
issi aes ISM ISM
Maximum temp r arf . SM M 21 . .
Minimum temp TTir" "n 25 3 > .
Averase u-mperai-jn ? 4Z TO J . . ,
Precipitation . T 39W W
R Mrd of temperatare and pr > p. a-
rlon .tt Omaha for Use day and air.-t-
March 1 ,
XornuU tenip-rarur * for the day :
Deficiency for the day. . .
Accumulated deficittncy sinoe Mar > ' ,
XartrwJ precip ! : tian for the 'lay > *
Deflciency for tne day .
Total prwrlpitation Mnee Men. I 2. T , . . .
Excess alace March I. . 4. : T. .3
Deticlcncy for cor jjeriod , ISK 1" i - -
O floency for cor. period. UM. n n - >
Ilei irt. < fruiu aiattuait at p. ni.
STATIO S ASD STATE OF
WEATEES.
Omaha. eMwr . . M v 1 >
N'urth Plane- . part daudjr . 34 44 *
Salt Lake CHy , . sjwwlus 34 4' 3
Cheyenne , eiuudy , 4T C
R ptd City Hunvinc . . > tc
Huron , part cloudy u > SS T
Chicago. nomn . _ . . . . Mi 36 , T
. M. Lauis. fleiir . _ . . e < ut
St. Paul. n wine. a 24 , n
Dovftspurt. eloiidy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3k * IS T
Heirno. dandy MI : * IK
Havre , cloudy * . . . . . ' ] U > JD
BJwnarr * . rtt r * j 56 T
IvwHon etouUy . . - . . . _ . . . . . . . 70 > j *
T" indieuoa irac of pr npttatlun
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S -o 1 Sundar 10 to 12 m.
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