OTili R ISSUES THAN SILVER
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POPOC3AT5 SHOULD SW\D K THL FAITH
l Oirnrr hlp nnil CIoirn -
nirnl Uj iHjnnctlnn ( inrr "cwpe *
IJntlrltic Tlml of Itnnnce
nr Tnrlfl.
LTN'OOI.X , Alg. 1J fSfWtial VAt th
a-eM at the BMrd f
rotraw Jat hl D ! to prP J *
f-r ib eooMaM ; tripartite ccnrMUoo. G X
lac recmxrtw Site Bo r4 of
t - by vfrtwe o { hh polltirH as a frw
r ifT rrfwMlctB. ezprte * 4 blmMf tr
r -pr ! ppt/e4 t k > vl ; the priacltrtl
ftt. . MK * a Bry o ted Wetrei. ad-
or . tii tr rte ifn-otiwt He bf-
.jurt that th * nv-eclws cbonM be aae tea
a ma-K wrriinc that a deatorrat JJfc * Mr
E-ran niUht ot be bamptred In
, -t irtl qvrtftnit before a p tHili > t o > a-
re. i . or Mr Wtter
i a democratic gatberinc The
rl .Jid be t > erailtt < t tpt * before a
c * < / i. * o tlrey YMid sol h Te to b caret -
t- > in the pxprtfvloa o ( their itewe Mr
Law * * * IMerrlrwfd re ar < ! inc the attt ?
tj ar ud tf ntkei if a 4teco.-sa of the
t "r jx.er'ion would ut f-over the one
IT r pl th t brmiglit tbe three ptrtiet
5 i.ttr Mr L s h id njch a d.XK >
t would not be e.mairle-a ! at thte lime.
T TF were olber m tt i - of equal impor- , -
t _ e epee wbich the three p rU e acreM.
rt u sorerntnent ownen.bip of railroads
t * pw Tin > e t bv injunction He said tie
1-t rfirtr tfpuhHcuiz wer * a unit OB
tl qulk nt and indicated is hl coa-
viifa'too that he eocoldered them of more
T UI i fH t nee than the ailverqneetloti
Ga ? IP FROM THE STVTE HOUSE.
Cfaaaltfclotier Wolf trrite-J home
. a t r baviai ; held tocuotiG of : heel
la- IMWC in Gri-eley. Holt. Jefferson
S < -otts Bloa * . Dancer Hayis ,
Cheyeane. Lincoln. BnCilo. Dm -
Deuel Ketb : Cha e Hzye and Kear-
ctT < CTjr > t < N > n week l e will bold
autin * afoih > wsu utt < GarEeJd.
A rufit 25 Lwip ; Anrtk-t Valley , tugwt
r HoT-mriS. AMgnst IS , Sherman Other
LJI if ot aocUoBE are Monday September
C IP a m. . S ICO acres , XiJVxiB cuntj .
M ' dar , Sept-mlier r 4 p nv. I.4 * tcre * . ,
Li ae w > i.ct } ; Tot 4aj. September 7. 1 p
E HTM acre Wheeler rooaty , We-iae -
( . 5 < T > tenil r ; * a. jn : < * acre * . An
te j > e eovaty ; IVeflueMay. Septtrnber & . J
p tn ! C i acr e Wayae county , Thtirsday
S-f r taber ? . i p m. C SJ9 acre * . Ctslar
c.iiity , Frrfay , September 1 # . S p. m. , Ware
a-re * Stiicton county : Saturfiiy. September
11 ! > a. . . C T4 acres Pierctroanty
Ar.iciej of im-orporatioo for the Victoria
L vc StoU ; c-ompaa } of Omaha w ere filed
w th tie secretary of ttate today. Tie
t = i n of the oompauj will l - the buving
f-e nK lad feeding of live stock. The czpl-
tai MocV. 1 JS.W : B. and th" iucorporator * .
tre H Hnobinooo president , aad Allen
lA Roblnj > n. socretarj aod treasurer.
AMicle ? for the incorporation of the W.
P. Bennett epartua it btore of Omaha were
tlf.o filed today The capital ' - .wV * 1108 -
OIK. and the incorporators are W n. Ben-
atJt , S F Cenoctt , Marj L , Wade. Neille
E Bennett. S. F Bennett , trustee. F. TV
Brown and Jennie S. Brow a.
Governor Holcomb hat btn requested to
name two delegate * from etch concresaional
dkxrirt and four from the fctate at large to
attend the National Road parliament , -which
co vem in Ntiiriille Tena . September 1C
17 and ! . for the pnn-ose of soiling tfce
pr t lem of "goo3 roaoc. '
The case in which Mrs. C SJonee. . f-a-
jfrmtiiideiit of the Home for the Fnendle-H
appointed by the go > trnor. seeks the re
moval of the present incumbent. Mrs. "Wil-
l.ams. wa * set for h > arini ; this a raing b -
Io-e Judge Holmes , bat was allowed to po
over TS the attorney general was not ready
to bring the case to trial. Judge Brosdy
B ' irney for Mrtu Williams , coas.ente-i to the
continuance.
At a HKftiag of the Board of Public Laadc
Hid BQildincs this afternoon Architect Stitt
vas p ; oine4 superiBtendent of construc
tion of the addition to the asylum at Nor-
folt.
LINCOLN NOTES.
Burplsrx entered tie home of Arthur E
Up on last night and after ransacking eterj
room la the house In search of valuables
carried off tome clothing. Just bow much
U missing cannot be learned , es Mr Upton
and lanaiiy are visiting In Montzaa. Several
brues in the aame neighborhood have been
robb d within the last A ear
A rutiaway team came near doing con-
f-ile-able dtmase on the streets last niglit
ibout 16 o clock- Several ox-upants of the
buggy were thrown to the pavement , and
Mrs. George Aaile * as ! t > badly injured as
to netesMtate being taken home on a
sure-icier She will recover.
Over IW > oid "oldiers went out to John
. farm ! as.t night and enjoyeid a few
together Refreshments were terved
after which a4dresse * were made by H. < 7
Bjfisell and Judge Parker Tiw program
was enliienrd by music and recitation *
J m Joi.c on a crook who is w anted at
Atchisoa Kan , lor robbing a store , aad
who WEB .arrtslt-d here a tear diy ago it
firrt promised to return with the \lrhNaa
ftiit table but today reTustd to go without
re-3Ui itten papers-
Omaha people at the bote's At the Lin-
df-1 ! Charle W Per.all W IV Marks. E
A W Snrfl. E. C SmithAt the Lincoln
C W Hinte-e W W Milks. E' E Cooarad
TllltItlCH rKl. . I'llOM
Anlaalilr NCM Mitrklnf l.l < - at Ibf
- Ilcilium < > f n CrrrK.
D1KOTA CITS' Neb Aug 1 < 5f.eci l J
A cew steam' thrasilnc engine and separator
rater purdm-ed two wwl. * ago by a syaii-
cete of Da we * , tictr Homer , at a cost ef
J _ 4 ( > a , ttJay lie * at the bottom of Omab <
crrck. t uall Krem ronniag through this
c uaty about men mile * nooth of this p'ace
a tie old Oakt roilL Ttie engise was being
taken acrtu6 tie bridge tt That potot } ftr
day tllerniton wiea 't I > e < a > e uamaui.gc
ab.e cEBKsi by aa inexperitam-d mglswr
vho hid rest on duty at noon of tbtt day.
asd crashed through the ride ef the bridse
and wist do n twesty f w to the bMtaa
of the rfearn. Eiery ae oa the naaeh ot
eicaped wltboat itijory. b t the Mparator
and a lae are oeariy a total Iocs.
M
' ItnitlUt Mcrtlnc *
II'
TECUMSBJ1. Neh. Aug l i ( S
ill Tolty's < itrciws closed th vaaual
of tb Neoitha Baptist asKociatloa at Vt
A btg aitfudafioe has ttc K" " t. Soog
ternce this maraiag was leid by Rev. C , H
< try a ! Crtb Orchard , a historic WITOUE by
Ker J. It RockwK > i of Pern foJJownd uie
T \ J E. Connor of Pawnee Cit > baadlcd
the HibH U Home Uii-Kions " This , after
r > G a woitti s jnifnocirj tUcg was the
j'.Dcijatl fettnre Rev T K. TW > c of Hua-
\ . ) dt li the dtvoUoczl * rric and Her
Ceor4 ! < Soatt ol Tecamseh dllrere < * a ser-
ir ic a ' MUcitMiary R uinlKts. " wbkeh
was fotlowttJ h ) M-iertl ( hart sf.riet Rev
E A Ruwll bf Ord and Rev I N Clarke
( ' KaoM-s City ( icrtain d tie at * iWj to
the citifeUic BeUc
IVrratint Mmn fur 1'rlprliml.
GRETNA NeA , AUC1 > < Spe ial ) Th *
racaitc ] in the riacipalship ol tie Greias
rrbiwiis rxawJ by the rMigsattoa of PrI
Nirk rs ii was ll d today by the f4t UB !
Ivrol T R. GUvUi ul ] > r a oet ts > 4rtnrt ; > tt
The t h xd baard um.iiin.tmtly . s itctt4 Mr
Calvta Mt ef a list of aUwi thlrtr tp41-
caote.
IMlrtifurU Thrakt In 1IU Kurr.
HASTCNGS Nfrb. , ABC1H = pe < elal )
Aifn < 4 BUTKWK of Haut-ra had a pitchtork
thru * la his kitee } u rday iftemowj
wiit M-J-tUtj draw. Although h wac
f V B UMM IUl care it U ihece&t thwe
u daac r ft 1-prmxBfut aaace to tie
knee } c < iat
kll rr Man ! a Mifr Place.
GR\NI > ISLAND Nt * .
-Ttt r < * ia c * of Jtc
t t d at jjj > cjck Tced y sicht trd
IB the riaoiaace v u p.t in ilu-
irief Itr McAuuter an 3 UmUy tte oat oa
i .amp rg t p The tarn IT bi5 ) eJ th *
ij'rerware at > d tther nw c ralaaWe artlcJf *
l t a settler daring their abseeee 4 d n
m * < hftVered that th * thkrcwere
al te wnrtet ch
I'Ot.ITlCll. PMtTIll * ICALCIC
Lr n lorrr % \ In n rrrllmlnnry Vlc-
tnrr l firnnil l lantl ,
GRANt * ISLAND. Neb * g1 > fSifr'il )
-Th * r p Wie > M beld th ir MBCWM-J for
th HMIM of aVpat to tb rovaty eon-
r Uon Ittt sight. The Scbt wa
th > Tirtor and Dm forrv * fer the
UK ix iriS. Tht rertll of the
h * TkMorr for D c A bo ! cwrrrttloii J
Experts a Stttrdty
YORK , Nfb. . Aag 1 $ < SJ1 1 > Tb * re-
Wirjo ccty ooaTetitioa wMch tt to be
beld b r * a it Sitvrday prorate * * tome lo-
lereMlas drreJppffiect" In ti * way of a COD-
let for the Dnminatioii of a etodMat ? for
v olr sherlS Thomas Price , the prefect Sop -
p l Mt ! , btj already * * rre4 two K e * lve
terms ni be dKlrw to bt a cenSldttf for
k third term He fe oppowd mtiely oa th
rrooai and the ppo lni : CAadWe ( i ; Jabs
t ! AQrrbwfc a former deputy ftifciC The
rlrtlry 1lateac * althcwsh sot r ry bl'ter
AH tb other c antv offlcen are also candl-
l ! e for raooDoatloti and there Is a strong
ItkellbpM that tier will nn.'t-ed
STO KVILLB Neb A g 1 > 5citJ >
The Froatier county democracy feeld thetr
conTF-DttoB here yesterday While tiedrr
th tr call they were to ooai&ate a f H
eomitj tirl et so ztoatattioas wer * made
but a committee M cosfrrence was ap-
joiiittxl 16 meet a like committee from the
popnlist cc > nTenlk > o. whkh will be held hee
OB tie JSth In * : and determine tb < ir
nomi&ett lor the county ticket in the fill
compiles. The following were elected itJe-
ri.te . to the Mite democratic > cvntloo
W L , McClary of Steclrrllle. t > r .V1 ! .OB
and C B CoapUw of Curtfc Heary PeiSer
of Moarefrtld aad Christ Grabettftioe of
MALXO. NebA gIS ( Special ) The
rrpubllca caucus wi ; b id last night. The
following elevw deleg t were elected to
aeet with the county convention at Wahoo
on TrJday n rt MS. . Hllte. John Fros-
traaB Peter Ryraan , Ne-ls Luadgren rred
Jickwc G t Thtfde. Charles Frahm Theo.
dore O1H. L A. Sandbtrg. John Arp and
Xtthia Olf.cc.
M"COOK Neb Aug. IS < Sperial Tele-
graa > Thr silver deajocrats held their
pounty conve-ctioB here this alte-i-noon.
Jteob Sttlnnteu was chairmen and Patrick
Watet K-rre' ry A partial lift was naaJ
as follci-Bf William D yle treasurer : S. P
Hart toanty clerk. C. J Rvtn , recorder A
committee was apfxdnted to confer with a
like popalis' committee over the division of
tee spoil * The county e-ntral committee
was empowered to complete the ticket la
cas * of failure to agree Delegates to the
elate convention weire s-'eted as follows
Thomas. Dnoetn Joseph Harrteon. PC trick
Gibbons James McClnag , C J Ryan alter
nate * . Marlon Pintnmer. Matiias D-oll J
W oneE. William Doyl.V L. Haley. The
pj aspect for fusion is not a good e.ne.
ASHLAND Neb . Aug IS { Special
The republicans of ishlend precinct held
their primaries Welnesdaj from 15 ra to T
p. m. to stle-ct twenty-eight delrgafs te at
tend tie county convectioa to l > held at
T\ahoa oo Friday
MW ctnu I-OR HOG
Dr. T. -McClnrn of Carter J tli - Dl -
rtt-\rrrr at a Krnn-tlj.
EXETER Nei . Aug IS ( Special. ) A
third intnufactunng industry has just bec
launched ia Exeter , which'to the fanners
of Nt-braska at least , and otter state ? as
well , will prove a great boDa. Dr T C
McClura has claimexJ for a loag timetiat
a cure or at best a sure preventive for
hpg cholera could be found Early this
jear when hens began djing by the doi-as
la thli community he wtnt to'work , dtter-
miae-J to find z remedy which would pre
vent if not care the fata ] diseae . and he
belieies DOW he has succeeded The butl-
ns has only been la opcratioa a short
time but iaE aved thousands of dollars
worth of hogs in this community. He has
several roa in the field , and his cured a
larger percentage of bops treated than has
be a done by any other known remedy.
One farmer here had three fine hogs
which contracted the disease , and one died
before he suspected what wjus wrong. The
other two were In the first ecagts of the
Cr&ets" ard very sick when ie applied the
reroelv and saved both- Quite a number
of promire-nt Koch men here have u ed tie
re-me-dy wjta remarkable eucceJB.
Dr McClura has established a manufac
tory at ti ) point to fcupply tie remedy to
tie farmtre.
HIS I-OtBTH ATTEMPT ' CCCEEDS.
trnnc nt n CliecW Cn ) id in
drniid l lxml and I > iK ii | > rar .
GRVND ISLAND. Neb . Aug liSpecial ( )
A smooth leaking young man celled at
the millinery store o' Mrs. J J Roperr
yesterday and wanted to purcirs * JIB worth
of plumes In payment thertfor be desired
to yp < ent a K0 ! check on the Ciureas * Na
tional tnk in Kearney. M.s Roger * would
not change tie check , and the stranger
tnojght be could get tie check cas.ae < d else
where He did not attempt to take the
Spumes. He called at tie store of tie Misses
McCina. in tie came line of business , but
met the same fate He then went to the
harae s shoo of Mr Sears on Thi-d stre-et ,
and here tothe proprietor could not or
wociJ not chance tie check. But the
stranger evident ! * had many wants , and lie
next called oa A Egge the coal dcilf He
orde ed a ten of * t > rt coal and presented a
eirck for J35. drawn in favor of tit brarei
and signed F Slavin. Mr Egge isa > e the
fellow JRD in change and has no : seen him
oiace Mr Egge still has tie cost At the
verr time that the stranger was negotiating
for tr ooal the poJice autboiities i * re after
him but they bate so far failed to get a
clew as lie immediately skedaddled after re
ceiving the JE-Wi
I..OXK ? IMnr CliaulMuqna CI i fd
LONG PINE Ne-b Aug 1 * ( Special. )
The e rvcnth anneal chautauqua closed ye&-
ttr4av Tte program of the Cay was in
charge of tie Grand Arm } of tie Rejwkbc.
tnd DepanaaBt CoaiBiaader Ehrhardt deliv
ered an addreae in the afieraoon. An old-
time carapfire was held in the evening at
which a number of tprakeTfi loA part. Jult > s
G Lombard of Omaia < 3tllcat > d tie eudiecoe
with * nfil oJd < Jtrf Moogs Altb ugh the
program ha closed eevwal families remain
on the grounds to camp ia cottages and ieais
for bomt time
7hra .lilnK Mnclilnr Kncln < - Ki
HASTINGS , Neb Aug W ( Special Tel e-
grrrn r A 'h-rtMng mtchiae cnglae eirloded
this afternoon oa tie E S. Jtkiot farm
netar Spring RintiWUJ Lippt of tilt citj
was seriously s lde-4.
O l > urnr Gir loV
BLAIR Neb Aug ] $ ( Special > CoJonU
L. W Obw3 left far W augton Tue-s4ay
evftaing for Instructions before he sails for
Samoa.
TrnrJi T Arr Knlrrtaluril alVlllirr. .
WILBBR Neb Aug li > < = pe ial > The
Saline ooosiy teachers Joetitute is new in
ftloa with ITS teaeiert la attradaace Tif
cool wfa'h-r ha be n
for R M work Th InstractcTB are Dr
Blpsby ol DrtroH. Mteh . Prof BU * f Kas-
* a City Pof Reed atd MW Math ws cf
C-ete at > d Cousty Svptria-eadeat Jeaoiagi
a conductor L-nare > OB H r t.oo ! rab-
* tt hve been * Hlteted hy Prof Locker of
the State anirfrr'ty Prof Keo of Dirld
City aad State Sup rl t * eBt J cV * i The
Wflpw p ffft ae doi e their bet : to aak *
th * stay of th * visitors p'e wint Th * t * eh.
er > were Ie 4fre4 a rerepUoc hr th * Cart-
tla End * roT K-i'ty asd Epwo'lfc l gn *
on Wcdan day alcht and tta * Wilbr Danclnc
cl b win give t ball a their hocor at th * ,
opra boa e oa Friday a'ctt {
onniii TO C MP in COMP\MK .
Adjutant Hpneral * enil Out In lruc-
tlnn * 1c > the Antlfinnl ( inartl.
L1VOOLN. Aag. IS < 9t * atr- The ad-
JuUnt r i-r l of the Nebraska Natloeal
Gard has I MH4 the follow ing g eeral
rder to regulate the eo&lng eacaacBcate
of the rvard
I In Mwnpttauc * with th j rovl * i of
Action 21 charder 1. Se kM Law of
IV each c nipsn > of the Natioaa ] Guard
of this * * ate wfll tnbk. in coa as > es.
in camp * at their home tntoa . for in-
rtructlon In th authorlrfd nii l of
drill , guard duty and larft j-rnctHy for
tb * prk d of two dvdarlnr the month
of Sl > tenjber 11K The oa > er and t *
of the Nebraska Natkmal Guard will l e
allowed Tor n ch "rvlce8 iwcb ootnt > ea a-
| OD at i" tirovidfrd iri e UOD 57 of sM
chapter L
II The brltradier-geoeral commaodlnc
th P1r < Vicade. NebraUa Nattooal
Guard. wHl publltto In ordr the hourj for
duty call * and * T eh program of drill > ser-
cl . guard duty and tartet p ctice a
a-e n-c * * ry to carrr out th pnrpo < of
sections Jl aad 17 , chapter I. Se sea Laivs
of 17
III The -evrai ccapany cornmaader *
trflj forward , for apj "ov ! , through mlli-
tairj channeK to tne adjutant general * "
office the < Jat - : ect4 ltj thm for vom-
js > \ camp * of ia tructiin-
1 % Compmny coasmanders 'will b bH
re ri iM * for the propemes nc of their
rtmmand * . The mortvalue of the ra-
tlcn i of each company will be paid to the
commanding officer tberecf Arrangements
pic ud , therefo-e t e made for meF * kits
t' fore gp'nc in o carnp
V In accordance with psracraph | ! S. of
the rult and regulstion * , Nebraska Na
tional Guard , no eoH < atent ! ! ! l > e made
after thl date , except in the ca * * of re-
enli .tn > nl3 made w-itiln flie daj after
VI Pa rc'U in trlplk-ate , wHl be pre
pared showing the number of offlc'rs and
enliMed m n p-evnt and abnt , the numb -
b " of daj wrvedL. amount of money due ,
prrperlr f gned arwj certified to and -niA
forward tne "sme. tirooch military chan-
nel'N to the adjutant general.
An ord - hs. al o l a ls .u J arcepJing tie
resignation of Captstn George A. M ounce ,
cempaay D Seeoal regiment located at Fair-
bury , and calling upon the company to as
semble on Tuesday August J4 , to elect a
captain to fill the vacaacy
Company G First regiment , stationed at
Geana. his rexjuwted permis .i3a to attend
ths Graod Arnav reuaioa at Suttoa , Augus
tl to September 5 folly armed aad e nipp
without eriens to the state. The request
has been granted
Major Conrad F -Sarmaa commander o'
the Third battalion Secoad regiment. North
Platt < - his b"ea graate p'rtm'sloa to ge
'outside the bsundaries of the state for a
thirty-day furlough
Private Walter G Graham compaay M.
Sex-end regiment. Grand Islzod has been
granted an extension furlough of thirty days
Charles W. Joaes of company G Second
regiraeat , Omaha , her bn granted a die-
charge on zcrouct of phjsical disability
Frank Crick , company E , Second regiment
North Platie. ias been discharged for de-
and for the good of tie service.
CHOPS OF ALL KJMJSHE HUGE.
\ \ - -W of liovrrr Pnt the Ground In
Good Minpe for Ploirlnc.
WAUNETA. Neb . Aug IS ( Special y
It has rticed every dar for tie last week-
Tie ground is thoroughly soaked to an ua
usual depth. Ycelerdaj's rain was exceed
iagly heavy aad was \e-ry general being
reported from all directions Lagoons are
all Slled to a depti hitherto unknown for
a number of 3 ears Farmers are greatlj
encouraged over tie prospect for corn. The
later planted corn i comiag out bejond
all expectations Fall seeding will com
mence shortly aad iaoe rve aa5 fall wheat
will be sown ia Chase county than for a
number of yeart.
GRANT , Neb , Hug. IP ( Special. ) An
inch and a ialf cf rain fell ia forty min
utes yesterday evening. Lagoons are full
ol water.
FARNAM , Neb. . Aug 18 fSprciak ) The
deliveries o * wheat are itry large at this
point , and the < juaHy unsurpassed in ex
cellence The farmers are realizing CB cents
per buthel for tie crop. The heavy rains
of aReek ago made lie growing < o-n crop
a certainty and with the exception of a
icry few fields -which were neglected by
the-ir workers tie crop is an excellent on *
equaling in lolume and qucliry that of
1SS < C. The weather is cool and pre-sares the
approach of fall , but it is reasonably sure
that there will If no frctt before S pttm-
ber U by which time even the latest of
the corn vrill have passed the danger point.
A large number ol excursionists cono-sting
of capitalists ret ! esat - men End fanne-s
passed here todav. and will return. ffVag
east tomorrow morning A creditable dis
play of farm productions was attrscUvtIj
exhibited at tie dep&t for them.
\PP\IIEM LI FELL. KliOM K TRV1V
louni ; Man opi > od to He from Mi . -
fconrl Found Djlrit : ni Lcinc : Pluc.
LONG PINE Neb. Aug. IS ( Sp-cial. )
Early law Friisy moraitig the uacossciont
body of a young man apparently SI years
of ag - was nicked up from bttide the rail
road track iB. the compaaj's yardj. It is
supposed he was thrown from the inidaight
express , for there wts a derp wound ia hi *
si ull is if hjs bfa-3 had struck the comer
ef a tie Hi * foot wns alto mangled. He
die d fifty-six hours after beirg found and
wat bnr , 3 in tie cemetery on Tueca
lust. The only poitibie cleu to hi * identity
"
wts two rwtlpts lor registered letters di"-
TKted to A. R Hilltrman. Ardaiore , Macoa
coonty. Mo and de-cribtag two letters ad-
drette-d to and receipted by Lydie H llenaaa
GnyErtlle. Mo. one of the letters haviag
bea posted Apnl J. 1E ! T at Cil.no Mton
county. Mn. tad the other ? .lay IS , HS7. al
Bevlrr Macoa couaty Ma. The dead mae
is Mp ; > OM > d to be 4 R HUlerman and Lydiz
HUkrm&n bu wife fitter or mother Ooaa-
muaicati ( > Bs seat to all of tie above oaniod
places bate f iie > d to bring any
( MI - IlanLlitK Iliinrd Call * for n lie-
l > rl Within Ita unuulr Tlmr.
LINCOLN. 4ug. 1 > ( Speriil Telegram. )
Th * State Baakitig board held a mt-wtiag
tnis aftwoooa the result of wbirh wts tiat
as order wat jst'jei requiring a report from
t&e Globe Loan aad Truct company's ttvnp
bank of Omtia wittna a reasonable Um <
Tie ; irsem coaditioc ol tie it .uiutioa .E
not g&tislaruxry to the board-
Ilnll U Klllrd li > Lluhmlntr.
CHAPPELL , Nek Aog IS
Doncg a thunder siower } e < Etirdi.y
lightning struck and killed a fine bull be
Wijb the \As < al sriLe oo Drex I- .
Sbownan ftAs that Jt is only a qutioe
of time \ibea co l willRorth Its
\rHsbt in KtosdiLe ow thin ? is
vvitli tlia tan . - M > , - prioet. we are
Jnc BOW it do * 't rt-qHire very
Kkmdike to own a jmir of tie best tan
.41 * * t-rcr broupbt u > Omaha oe e we're
cut the prkws dc-ef > A ladte = ' fl PoMer
Un at JL4S Jadi * * tan oxfords , tbe ? 2
kind , at 4se-miK > e ' $2 Urns ? 1.25
cbiWs * 2 5 tans at f 1-25-meu's $ G Han.
BAB tans for J3.-1S Tken tLose lwy < *
s ot * WacLs asd taas tbe fbos we're
always piaraBtevd to oufvcaar any two
pair at ti e i rkie of JU/k kare bwn
Tut to JL ( > ioine guaraBt * * Jn > t a
dlfferrat jirk * .
Drexel Shoe Co , ,
1419 Farnam Struct
longing tn Jaob Rt "h Thlt aakei the third '
ae'tnal kiUeil by li ht&tag ID thii tlrtalty
tht week.
PICMCS ALL O\ti rTItn ST Tn.
r 5 rlrtlr and Oltt 5ettler *
Hold Oprn-VIr ( tnlhrrlncn.
CRETE NebAg W < SpecUl > Th *
Me + era Wo iaes of Beatrice aatd Ltooata
d4trict held their aoa l ) o $ rotllag picalc
at the atenahly gr vds Ui thto city yett r-
* ty Tw $ f > e ial trate * csa e * wa { r B
Ltacola le the rnrn iig aa4 tf > Utt frwm
Beatrlc * aad th * wtt sv n > d th * erwB to
about SM * p * f4e Htm A C AlkiaMW of
LtanrfB and ex-CaacrouuiaB Hatar ef A -
rora addressed ti twenibled foiges IB the
ptrlHoti oe the crtmadt. Th * vraal f X. .
s ck aad other races helped to fill tn : the
program. Th * fir prtie for b t drilled
loSite wp award < 4 to the LIB cola ucU r d
raor of th * order
BEATRICE. Neh A g 15Sreritl ( Tele
gram t The ld settlers of Gace covoty bell
thetr aacaal reuak > B at the Ch \ > tin < ni\
grtqndf near thl cltv today a long pro w-
skw of people from all parts of the coaaty
being is attendance. The crowd I armed a
pr -BtoB and mirci-d to the groendt at 11
a'ck > cV aad lMet > * 4 t an xteosiv progran
The chief feature of the ooearion was ao ad
dress by ex-Gover or FlirBai. refete with
statistics aad historic Uetc regarding the
early sttlea > eot of Gage connty and , Ne-
bratka.
COLVMBVS Neb. Aac 1 ! " ( Special
Ct > luab divWon. No 1.trrteot Order of
HiberoUss of tils city hetd Us annual outIng -
Ing ywterday at Stereos' lake two miles
west of town Tke picofe was
ltrcey | attended , ratty coailag from
Humphrey Madron ? Plattc Censer
aad other surrounding towns The pro-
cram eoB'lt'ed of deaeioc aad other out am *
sports , chief among which was a font ball
gain * between Oolumbu * and Platte Center
in which the lauer wxin. Lawrence Hohl
won ti * boys foot race. Fred Gerber won
the men's race.
D4KOTACITY Neb. . Aoc IS < 5pe ltl >
Th * Modern Woodnvn er Aaeric * picnic ,
oale- the auspice * of the Jzek on camp sd-
vfrti ed f' > r th * 16th last. WAS pD tp ne4
cctil the IM inst . oa account of rala The
picai : U to be held In Rovtt s crove alone
the banV of Crystal lak . near Jacisen.
FREMONT Neb Aug 1. < Spe.al ) The
Omaba District Lig RoUlag a eo atioa
ejected tit following cQcers lor the comiag
y * r P eideot. William B Miller. Arling-
toa. sfcretary. F S. GBDfordrlington
trtarareW E. Barber Arl irtoa Srst nr-e
nretiieot Miss Annie P Watt Omaha. * c-
nnd vice president. Annie P Reed Premoa4
hlrd vie" prtfideat A D Pat'ersoa , Fre-
aioat _ The next pi BJC will le held ia Ar-
lingtxja ia June. A new coa uuti a and by
laws were adopted The aEsociatksa 3s oom-
r t"d of the lodges la Csss Daaclas. Sarpy
Waslincton Saunden ? and Burt.
StTTOV. Neb. Aug 1 ? ( Special Trie-
cni ) Tie Royal Highlander ? met here to
dav for their sta-e picnic Mayor Bonn -
keaipor welcomed them to the city After
dinner Hon. i S. Ros most lllustricrui pro
tector addressed an audience of over S Wi on
tb b TieSts of the orSer State Treasurer
Sietaaan sod others paVe. A larg1- number
of clansmea were ia line of parade in uni
form The p-pgram was interspersed with
band aad vozal mu < ic.
WEST POINT Neb . Aug IS ( Special J
The elevcati annual picnic of tie Cummg
County Old Se-t'lers' as ; triation was held
toiay in the Riverside park la this city
a Immense concourse of people visited the
crcuads. This annual gathering is Incom
ing \ery popular withtie _ people of Cuming
countr. and eveT year shows an increase
of interest. Speeches were made by pioneers
neers recounting the experieace1 * of early
dajswhich were listened to with the great
est atteatior : The weather WEE all that
ttrald b * desired.
WVMIl'NGTO COLNT1 nCCMO > .
Veteran * Gather at Cmnp Georce AV.
nlnrrricbt , Aar Fllalr.
BLAIR. Neb . Aug. 19 ( Special ) The
niaetetjth annual reunion of tie Washing
ton County Veteran association convened
here Tuesday ol tils weei. and continued for
three days Jt ts one ol tie largest tad
most successful reunions ever held About
2W veterans TV ere enrolled Tbe'camp wts
named George W Wt-awnght aad was uader
the command of Veteran B MWillsey
Tutscay was devoted to arrangements and
in tic evening a campfire was ield. The
scc-oaiJ day the following spe-al ers enter
tained -lie audience Mrs. Hands of Central
City. Neb. for the Women's Relief corps
Re George Williams and Rev S C. Green
George F Williams and several other local
speaker * during tie evening. Hon Le Es-
ttllc Cvrus Lindell of Lincola Nei . and
membrrs of tie & 33ciation gave aadrees.
It is t&timbte-d tiere were 2 dOD pf-ople on
the grojnds Wednesday afternoon .and even
ing The Blair Concert orcacstra and Aaron
Glee club furnished music Tuesday anfi
We-daesday evenings Thursday morning
was devoted to a campire free to all
speecie-s tnd a business meeting at whici
tie following officers were elected Franl
Moorf. colonel , William SwUiart adjntint
Frank Emery , major , 3 , C Cltnkenbeard
turgeon. Rev Joha Patrick , ciaplaia Tie
tfteracKia wt * also devoted to a campSre tad
entertaiameat-
furJin rlon' Part ; of Land ternt * IK
licurn Fine iifduien * .
BE4VER CITY Ne-b . Aug. IS ( Spentl
Te3egram ) The Burlington excursion oJ
seventy-five land agents tnd fanners of Iowa ,
Illinois and Indiana arrive-d iere at 7-SB tilt ,
morning The party was in charge of P
S Eurtis general passeager ageat at Chicago
cage , J Francis general pau-engcr ageat tt
Omaha ; Campbelk superintendent of tit
western division MoCook. tnd W Josse-lyi !
trainmaster of Orleans. After breakfast the
iwitors were driven into the country to see
for thtmseUes tae great crop yields of tils
VH iimJ Tie aif alf a of the Beii er valley was
their eperial admiration fnd tiey decided
titt they had seen nothing to e-qua ! it. At
30 o clock the party left for Chester aad in
termediate points.
FRANKL'N Ne * . Aug IS ( Special Tel
egram } The sj > ecial train on tie Burlington
with land cgents and farmers from Illinois
made a thirty-minute stop at tilr place to
inspect the eiilbit of grain tad fruits. Some
Etif specimens were on exiibitioa Ml the
fcouti ide of tie depot wts covered with
different 1 icds of products making a gojd
dlslay Waterceloas were tened and the
bane wts at tie depot tnd plajed
seloctioas.
nnlld nn Addition lu ilir \ jlurn.
HASTINGS Neb Aug 1 ? ( Special. )
Htsrier i. McCaihlln. tie Lincoln con
tractors who are to build Ihe new addition
to the asylum for tht chrome insane al
this place and make teveril other nee _ -
* ry improvements are la tie city and
have eierytiing in r sdintss i begin un-
ae.4iatei work aeeordlijg to tbeir contract-
Tomojrow momlLg work" oa the excavation
will tt > oomaietDted tpd will be rapidly
pusbe < d while the weather It favoible Tie
ooatractors ay they nave e gageid noae
but Hitting * ear ; > eiite5t. brickltyeri 211.-
t > ocs and labarersi The boDdiag of tie ad
dition will giie nuf.loyment to a large
number of laborers dnr | E tie nrt few
UX10X PACIFIC ASKS TIME *
Idlers tie Eranple Set by tie
Data Tekcr&pb C apas j.
FILES A PETITWN IN THE TaEGRAPH CASE
that the * r rrrcntlon of
Trlecraph Line. Will "Sot Take
Plar * IntllItcr the
rorrclonnrr > alr.
Following Ibe action o ! tit We * tern
Vatec Trtecraph eomptay. tit Uakw Pacific
Railway ( oaaptay ia.s &H4 a petit ! * * wtti
lfe federal cvart. asktag lor aai exts ioB
e ; ttoe Ic tlrf nutter el the * * parat * at
tbe telegraph HBW ! tbe two coatfwBles
Tbe petition 0J tb * Western Uatoa CWB-
ptoy ak that October H be oueed us tie
due for the Ffgregattee ! the Hoe Instead
of September 1. The petition ! t e UatoB
Pacific * U ao date. bat sxrrty asks tfee
peart te allow a r < iuiblf extension at
tlae la which to complete lie work o !
seftaratlBc tie lioe * .
There U a wtH defined opinion that tbr
extension of tine > . atle-d In order to allow -
low tie forwlt are sale i > ! the Voted Pa-
rtSc to pptar I * tore tb t-ppartthw ol toe
telegraph lints U made BWfcsiiry Oa UK
other hind , there Is considerable wofier
why a longer ejctewton WE ; not asked for
by the trie-graph company. w it is scarcely
probable that the t alon Pacific will be clr
of the exwrt * by October 15 It vat sug
gested by a railway official yesterday
that before Ortol er 1 rolled around tbe
1\ < trt ) felon or the Cuton Pacific , would
ask for a farther extension in order to keep
the date of M-paratloa of tbe tele apb Hat *
beyond the date on which the re-organization
of tie Vnion Pacific will be finally com
pleted
CLAIMED BY DOTH COMPANIES.
Judge Mungr of the federal court is now
at Dame Lake 'VVjo and DO action iaf
bee.n takta on the petition * asking for nn
mention ol time on the fparntion. If be
rhould cot return nithln the next fortalght
or If no scttoa thould be UAtn on the j > e-
Utlocs hwi-ns-e of other reawjne tie date
for the wjiaratJoa of the llaes fixed by the
court. September 1. inuet mcd
Aekid if the teparatiOD of the ult-craph
lines could be niade by Scpleaiber 1 ED of
ficial of the Vaion Pacific yesterday
eeiS "Ye * the fparetlon could be ntde
but each companj nould probably male an
tSon to get pB * t Eion of the lines , the
ownership of which has t > een in diFpntt
for eevt-al year * . There are a nnaber of
lines all over the Union Pacific whose
ownership U in dispute BMh the t'aiOD
PsciSc and the TVe , tera Union fompjcie *
tlahn them. The diFpnte * over these lines
hare been in the court * for jear * tad art
not settled yet. suj it is hsrdlj possible tha-
the matter could now be untangled in a few
Th - disputed lines appear to fora the '
creat barrier to early t-eparation , ordered !
by th" cscrt a long tiae ace ConsidErable i
tcsumoaj recardtsp tie owaen-bip and pos- ;
seswoa of the dirputed lines v as taleu bv !
Mtsteriui-Chanr'-ry Comisa , Uong with the :
reit of testimony coacerntni ; the Union \
Pacific foreclosure * . The matter of stilling ;
the dwpntei hts been left to him , and he
has been at worL for tome time over the
testimony endtzrorinc to decide which com
pany reallj owns certain lines. His report
hai not yet been filed with the court , and
until he has reached a dTi-ion in the matter
Union Pacific official * maintain , that no fair
separation of th- telegraph lines of the
Union Pacific and Western Union cornpasict
can be made.
CRO . COt VI \M7HOIT CH V GE.
Two \ < rn Trnm-contlnrnlal Itoute for
Second CIni > Trnrrl.
CHICAGO , Aug IS ConnencSn ; Octeb
1 , two sew trarscoatinfntal router for sec
ond-class travel will be established between
Pittsbtirj ; and Ban Francis-co The fir ? *
route will be TIE the Southern Pacific San
Frncieo to Ogdea , Eio Granie "Western
Ordea to Grand Junction. Cole ; Colorado
Midland G-and Junction to Colorado Spnipf
Roti Island , Colorado Sprires to Omaha , Chi-
caco Milwaul.ee L Su Paul Omaha to Chicago ,
and the Pennsj Ivania from this cit > to Pitts-
burg. Th" eec-ad line will be eve * th came
roads to Colordo Spr irps. P-on this pain.
the rout * will be via the Missouri Pacific
to St. Louis and from St. Louis to Pitts-
burg ri the Vandalia ard PanhiLdls lire"
of the Pennsyl iaia. Second-claEs or tourist
rie-tp rg care will be run through each tray
tneea Pituburg and Sro Francises twire
a wetl The can w'll be run through with
out change the Pfissylranla t a the Jlil-
waul.ee i St , Paul roads orrupring tb"
same depot in Chictco If the vt-iture is
a success th rerrice will b eitenStd to
Harrisburg , Philadelphia and N JT York uS&
later on first-class &l tpers may be run via
the eatne routes This is the first tirse that
a rigular through car service has been it-
teniptefl between the territory etst of Chicago
cage and the Pacific coa.t
IZfTrrlk ofTT Itnle.
AKs ! tant Gerertl Freicht Agent Wood of
the Union Pacific is attending an im
portant meeting at Topela , Kin called by
the railway oornmitciorjers of that state to
consider the effects of tie cew rule by
wfcjch freight rates on live su el > thjpments
are ba td on cents per JOB pounds , instead
of dollars per carload. Complaints againrt
the operation of the rule have been made
by e. number of stoctmen of Kansas to the
communion of that elate , and the conference
is to thoroughly ooLeider the matter All
Kansas linte are represmted.
Mari on f5r * ul "Northern Tonne ] .
SEATTLE Wash. . Aug. li- Active worl.
on the tunnel of the Greet Northern railroad
in the Cat-cade mouLt ins wiij corameace
Friday The tunnel win be two and oat-
half mile * long , tixtttn feetwise aai
twenty-three feet high It will cost HOW-
OWl and require two yetrs in buildice It
aill reduce the ntw-nt by 1.0M feet.
ihr I'a
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Acg IS The St
Louie i. San Francu > co railroad has re-storeid
its psy tar servicte after file years' abandonment
donment- The first car armed last night.
threa Says ahead of time. The resumption
it said to have be-en caused by the padde d
pay roll disclosure ! oa the AUhiton , Tope-La
i. Santa Fe railway
Indlclt-il fur Rnnnine uniln ; 7 mint.
ATLANTA. GIL. Aug J * W . Brand
upericteodeat of the Georgia railway , has
bee-ii iadicte-i by the grand Jury o ! De Kalb
county for violation of tii law agai& t run-
niug freight trains on Soudty The oZmvt
tre alleged to hair beefl omBi > tte > d OQ
Ffcbrutry 1 14 and SI , this year
tcir HnlU for II. A O.
15The - -
CHICAGO
ABg ne-w gh-y-flve-
pound rtt-H raiU re < tectl } purttttwi b ) the
rc-ee-.vers ef the Baltimore A. Ohio it a low
us twt-ntT.five wjits and tbta J-
drt < . uf M me frifiHl in tbc t < a > t and
xVM * H ti f Wtvtlv l e to tUeai frwn
now iHl January fim. ' "The wtVly like
the dally s > fyll c f lnJfr < - Usp news
altuut tb * prjat wt M Its trooderful rf-
oni > cvs and tl e pri TraBSBJis jjtj > i
KxiMtitum tJ ? Itt is me- eely jajttr
that pive you all UM ; newi. tie daily
wOl be delivered by earrlwe In ibe riiy
fr fifteen ceats * rta days IB ib
TVtt-1. or msik-d to any address ID tbe
I'uItwJ Statf-s-or Canada this , indude *
Klondike for wveEty cent a
read TJj < 4 Bee and g It ilL
The Omaha Daily Bee
Circulation Department
iQi ifid FziEEB. Bee Building
GOLD Dt > r.
iiThe T roman
Washing Powder
finishes her work as
fresh and bright as
her house is clean.
Lrrest package crealm economy
The N. K. Fan-bank Company ,
" Chicaps. St New York.
S" Boston Philadelphia.
ABOUT
Our hat buyer is a. practical hat man , whose father was a
hatter before him. He was brought up in a hatting ; at
mosphere with the traditions of good hatters surrounding
him , and that he has profited by his opportunities , will be
made evident by a visit to this important department of
our business. Hat critics say they are tasteful designs ,
handsome colors , excellent workmanship , and equal in aU
essentials to any hats made ,
Cor. 14th and Douglas Sts.
figure a'e being received tt thf rat ? of 1 Ofi
to-s per month Weather perm mag about
10009 U > LS of tie new tied will be laid b -
twe-en Chicago aad tie Ohio nver tins fall
Hnilw a ? \ott and ] * rronnl .
Bernard Alll .on of St _ Louis , literary man
for tie Missouri Pacific , i * ia the city
A local paper still advertises the Union Pa
cific "Fast Mall" train at , leaiiag Omaia at
S30 p m.
Lawrence Gr er of New To-k an attorney
for tie Unl&a Pacific reorganization commit
tee , is In the city He s ; > "nt yesterday at
headquarters investigating t-everal matters
concerning the compiaj la connection with
the foreclosure proteedincs.
Assistant General Freight acid Pasieager
Agent Phillippi it ! tie Missouri Pacifl : jes-
terdav returned from Minneapolis He
fcayj tie weather tbee was so cold all day
Wednesday that gentleman wore heavy over
coats aid women wore rur capes-
Freight Traffic Manager Munroe and Gen
eral Passenger Agent Lt mtx of the Tnloj
Pacific have spent seveiel iSzys a : Salt Lake
City endeavoriag to reaci a sfitisfjictorj bati >
for the exchange of traffic with the Oregon
Short Line So far BE is known , no agree
ment ias yet been reach " 3
All thf railroads ceateria : here hive been
rejuested to donate sums of money ranging
from tl ( 0 to J308 to the treasury of tie
Omaha Fair and Speed association in order
tiat tie awciation may not be ejabarrassed
In its work liis fall by lack of funds.
Th" passenger department cf tie Union
Pacific re-ports t steadily increasing demand
lor Alaikaa literature In response to tii
demand the current 1-eue of the "Path nder
contains tevf-al pcges of Inlorsatton con
cerning Klondike , cut a book of forty pages
devoted exclusively to that pspular eubje ct
has just been published
There was a meeting of ptiseager repre-
srlatives of Nebriika lines at the Elkhora
beidguarters yesterday to ooa43er rates
to the Liacola encampment of tie Grand
Armj t-I the Republic. Departmeat of Ne
braska. A rate of one fare for the rouad
trip from all points in tie state w-111 pre
vail The subject t ! carrying btnif , at
tached to the various posts Ire-e of charge
was also considered at the meeting
Dead Ctinntj T - ulirr ' In lltinc.
CHAPPELL Neb . Aug IS t pe-cial )
The Deuel county teache-s' nstitute which
opened here Moaday August 1C ! < pro-
gresjiag very nicely with Rosa I'odds. couity
Fupennteajeat ac conductor and Prof
Waterhouise ol tie Lraooln High t.tiioj3 aad
Prot. Din jore of HuaboWt High ecioal as
instructor About Sft > teachers are in at-
tesdaate tad there will probably be several
more l > efo e the end of this week. Prof
Dlcsmore gtve rn iit < renting lecture It&t
evening on 'Chili Study. " which was Itet-
ea3 to by a crowded house
Kpr < drill Lt-a nr Aortal.
O5CEOLA. Neb . Ang IS ( Sj.eeiak . )
About tJxty seniben of the Epworth league
of this city gilberetd at tie borne of J H.
Mkler Ian eisalneAn excellent program
wa * carrieid out and a pleasant time w&c
spent by all. RefrMhaae-Bts were wtne > 4
This wc tee of aeri < bf na&atilj wdals
beld by tue membert of the league in Jill
Uty.
l.o < U - l lp \can. !
Harrj" IMllon. a % a"rant abuut town who
baa l tn arrte numerous tlm - Tor pettj
tiielnr. . V.HS kKk d up arnn la't night oo
eerieral principles He bad among otlier
things a letter aiipealiiig to the public la
whkb itHa stated tiat ht waa deaf noA
( luinb Dillon in IL junt4aflt.ii f all hi *
fatuities , b th of bearing aud
There U a time lor evurytincg. tad the
time to tit Mid u > a oold is wben it starts
Dba't wait till you heie tCiuscj > Uf > ti. but
prevent it by ufinr One Minute Cough Cne.
tie great -raedy for ooughx oeMs croup ,
brpaciitii aad til tirozt and luni tro ble .
C1T1
ale of Mnuiclpnl I'nju-r A\III He Mndo
At-xl Month.
It is expeclcs ! that the dn-e of the sale of
the renewal band- just istoeid by the city
will be fixed at about September 10 It a
thought that a tnort tatfefactory sale cauld
haie been cJTect < d if the bands bad been
ready a month sooner but B.S it will require
same time to lithograph and check up tie
bonds and cropcrtly adverti e the wile , it
was ftmnd impDesible to dispose of them thla
month
Jnst at prwent tiers 1 * a rait amount of
idle capital f.eekiag investment , but by Scp-
tembr much of this txte.H5 < * pital , H is
eiid will hire bt-ea lave-sted in grain cad
cattle.
The new issue includes SLf bands amount
ing to f206S' and div ded ts follows Oao
hundred and nineteen baad' o ) Jl ODD eics.
one of JHte. one of JWO , ICO of fVJfl. oar of
J40 . two of T OB. five of t3M , one of fl&o
thirty-eight of 1101 aad one of J5 The ordi
nance dtEigiHtes in detail the ersct Infleb-
edne& Khith * isJ ] be taken up bv e .cb band
so tiat any perversion or rDisappropriatioa of
tie funds re-lire < J is imjia-e ble Tne bonds
run for ten jea-s at 1 per cent interest.
The intersection bond ordinance introduced
by Councilman BurSiev Tuesday night pto-
rides for tie issuan" * of 530'Kio in twenty-
3 ear bonds at prr cen' 'ntereat. Mr Burk-
ley eip3 ias tiet the ra'e of inttJ tt is a
clerical trro- and list he has no iota ef
offering 5 p-r cent in' iejut on twentyesr
bance The rate wUi bt sornded to < H per
ceut. Mr Burkley SEJS that be is IncJini-a
to think that tie basd tjuld be fJoattd at
4 per cent. As any failure to sell the bsndi
nt once would d"ley na-il rrrt year a1 ! t o
pavuig tiat is boi.t to begin It was thougct
bftter not to try the 4 per ceat
at Ibis time.
FKOM i : Kl I
rltletnc-nt nlth H - - Prlnllnc Cuu-
ian > and Ur. Mrrcrr.
Samuel Ree of the nees Printing con-
pany. whee plant was partially destroyed
by fire some time zgo. stated last night
that the loewt of the company had beta
adjusted by the insurance men , anj thtt
nE,0&B had been paid over. He Umtted
his entire loir at about tlJ.OtiO It wc
found in lojting cier the wrecked rSaat
that the printing presses iitd suffered but
ellght injury and thte Jatt tavrf tie cis
tern a larce turn. Tie establishment will
o&nttoBe at toe old stand at Eleventh atd
Howard f-treett
The building hlth belongs to Dr S D.
Mercer , is being repaired. It will be com
pleted within a few daje The loss on tbo
building Tiill be about ICK 8
ral Pnrllri. * . KricuKrd nt Cul OS
Wednesday sight half a dozen men spent
the. night at Cut-Off lake seining end yes
terday morning they were on the street with
fully l.Mi paundt of carp bass aa3 cropplei ,
ranging in sir frton one-half to one pound
ti-ch. The fcsb were sold from bous * to
liuuse and in many iDftaocM to urn who
boast tiat they are doing all la their power
U > protect tie fjia in the Ntbratka streajna
cud lakei The parties made no attempt lo
disguit * tie fact that tbej sia d tie l Vo
regularly , aud that they uit.de their Jmtc
br unlawfully cttcbing fith
I'iflhnr.l llt-imlillriin * . .
Tie iej > ubjt ii.R of tbe nfib ward br d
a large ) ) .tt * dd csuru at Krflinp'B h U
last uigiit and el rtd the follow ing delt > -
Batt * to I * * voted oo tbe prlinarien that
H1II b--btld t J > K II Cur. J U
Ilnlrd. } Uriaid John on. C W Daiamatie.
W A Sauu < Ur * Vi C Gordon. Geiorgo
I'aiktr A A Jiii > aiciud aad John V > ertz.
Tee ; iriio rieK wfll be beld in tbe mcint
stole rwim in the K > ner block inMead of
in tbe ISrfling Ulock. as iia LD I rtM-
t/uti ) aunouBc t < d.
If wt"Wfre to tH you the number of
JCiiclixH pianos we Kl ) each utoutli you
laizbt l > e iiiHlnwl to tloolit our word
but wbat we tell } HI nl.out llic KiHb I )
Is H'te UMpuaranlt * we slve wljh t cli
I la o b oluifl.v reJiaWfact U tbe
public renlite that tb Kiiuball M i lh tti
Uttf t j vrblle tlit jirice vre wm jaaLe
on tm le K low a Is BHtally a wl
for tlw inuolj iufertor JusJruiuwju l.y-
ridtis low prtct . w arraue tip j ar.
inwits in eoeh nn t-uy way tliat j iu
jiert-r ult-s the luoaey If yon nretwise
you'll itruflt by tJ firi"&w ; f
and jwrfliase & ICItabalL
A. HOSPE.
Art. 1513 Douglas.