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; - . OMAHAIAILY flEE : WEDNESDAY , JUNE , 1H98. 8 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DESIIIES OF IEN ICNOREI ) ' ; Governor Gives ThIT Regiment No Oh.nce to Belect It Own Officoi. . MIGHT HAVE HAIKED BRYAN'S ' AMBITION flflNOIt V1i the Third ' .Vni Nn * Vlrat 1tisterett 1ist , ( Iii , ? iit Iiiiil , Uinrl - CflUre Crcnte 1ttc1i lIsNnhINfIeIin. ) I . T.icoi ; , Juno 2L-Spcclttt.--Wlien ( ) . Governor Itotcomb aithorzcd . J. liryan . \ to orgttntze the Third NebrnkR rcgnwnt the WOrl wn given out that this rtglrnent waH lo be nmstcr'd Into the NntIwin gunitl nntl ttlflt the regImrntn afflcer were to ho choacn In the usurU way. The reglmcnt was then to ho held In readneFn for a eennd I tall , &tflt & % the picdlctlon ot the ! nrrnbvrs at the , itnte house party was that the Thini : wouhi ho organized anl 1nuRtcrf ( Into the itato guart In the course ot a very few 1na. ft WCN also given out that Mr. Uryancththl ' 1JO a canII(1atr or elecLion as o1oneI of the - , ( rgttncnt , and that his popularity wouli bo euro to secure that place for him. 4 Sitiro Then the plan has all hcn chanieti. Invest laI Ion showed that .as to ) coinpenles for th ' Third were slowly fornlel tlId3 fi eo sllvur slioutera were not. signing the enlist. mont blanks In sueli large numbers as hail been nspectel , They hung back nimil ittlowed time young rejintmllcnns from over time state to conic into tIme companies , so that It wus ' . founi ! that an actual majority of the nicin- Lorsimlim of tli rgIment wouhi bp repub. hlcuns after all , In some locnlltIs , lihe Lincoln , for Instance , the members of the I political Bryan hlonie OuarI clubs , who had , been the most. enthusiastic for the mmclieine , ncled squarely out when them was pros- t. . pect that. the regiment might he called Into 4 - the flell , flnl ittlowed the companicts to be I ' thlteti by IatrIotic young macn not regtitated I by 1)olttIenl clubs. k ( -AyIsyttrI for Ilrs.n. t Thus mndo the situation awkward in the 4 extreme. If thu regimnemit was Cnkcn Into 'a time state guard , then the regtpentat om- ! cern would be elceted iy the commissioned I - oflicers of ( lie companIes , the company oil- , cers themselves being elected by the mcmi I of the respotive companies. There was den- ( . ger that a'majorlty of these omccrs might . prefer some man other than Mr. Iryan to fit , : lead thcni , To avoid tub 1mcu1ty The gov. . ernor concluded not to take the regiment i/ Into the state guard , but Instead to have - It held In readiness to be mustered direct' into the % olunlvor service. This would a- ! . low him to npoiht the regimental olilners anti to interfere if thought expedient in the appointment of comnpuny officers. The ii change of alan was signalized by the otbctzml announccnment that Bryan had been appointed - . pointed colonel , Victor Vlfqualn lieutenant colonel and Dr. Mercer as regimental aur- " geon , without waitIng for any election. The state militia law which Governor 4 Ilolcomb is trying to avoid has the follow- . S. log provision : , The brigadier general and regimental : held ofileors shall be chosen fromim among ; time members of ( ho National Guard by the . votes of the cominissioneil ontoers of their reipectIve commands. The company officers shall 1)0 chosen by and from among the memmibers of their respective companies. The candidate receiving the greatest number of ' otcs shall be entitled to a certilicate of election. Thu brigade and regimental staff officers are appointed by their respective commanders. ' There appears to be no IntentIon on the part of Governor Ilolcomh or Colonel Bryami to allow the officers of the companies to * t .2 baYO. anything to say about who shall be ( / regimental officers. On the contrary they . bavo lndicuted the muen lo be conimis- sioned lead the conmphni s , and In one Instance Called homofromu the Second regj inent one of the state house pets anti had 1dm commissioned in a company of the Third regiment. The realization that the regiment is not going into the 8tato guard and that the -b . _ _ regimental officers have already been appointed - $ pointed by a political conference commltte has caused much dissatisfaction among the men of the regiment and numbers of them are inciting apileation to get into the First anti Second regiments. According to a recruiting - cruiting officer mummy of the members of Company A , the Lincoln company , have expressed - pressed their willingness , to go into the two . older regimnents , and the sentiment is the . - - eRnie at xher vlaces where recruiting oil- cer are stationed. The officers have not encouraged this Inclination of the men to change regiments , however. GOSSIP ItOM i'iIi W1't'1'F iipremne Court SIdtimmj 1Ieglmmi on Omii 1liair CimNes. LINCOLN. : Tune 21.-Speclal.-The ( ) last . ' setting of the supreme court before the sum- ' snor vacation commenced this morning. No cases of Public interest were taken up to- . - day. It is expected that the case against the k-- bondsmen of Eugene Moore will be argued during tlio sitting. A decision in the lhroatch-Moores case Is also expected. Governor Iiolcoxnb amid a number of the Etato house attitcimes went to Omaha thi3 morning to visit the exposition mtnd imrticl- pate in the festivities with the Illinois dde- Secretary of State Porter is able to be nbtiut the ofilco most of the time now , but ' his ear trouble has left him somewhat deaf , and it Is feared that his hearing will be pernanemtly Impaired. The Venamigo Creamery company of Per- Ides county , a. bronchi of the Beatrice Cream- ' try company1 which has headquarters here , flied articles of incorporation today with a k capital of $ l.SQO. The stockhoiilers are C. I . Weycrts , C. It. Watkins , IV. E. l3oston , : t John iluseb and \V. \\'ntklns. . . lii liii' 4t5) ii.mn Ni'Y. .vOltlc , Neb. , Juno 21.-Specla.l---Ae- ( ) sistant. Superintendent Allen of the asylum for the insane at. Lincoln took Imi'ilerick A. I'eitsch from the York county jell to the asylum yesterday. I'eitsch is the runt - t away lunatic wilt ) last Friday escaped from the Liecolu immtittitlon anti walked to 'York , lIe was catihtt aur'(1ay evening at 4lio flurhington dept waiting to board the westhoummit ( mimi fQr Iur113ton , where lie formerly hived , Peitseb's mania i.s an Intense - tense desire to kill his nohior-in-law ammil it was his intention to go to Hampton for that purpose. - - - . . lli ibloalni , lii limoycle Fzmetor. NORFOLK , Nub , , Juno 21.-Special ( 'ide- grmun.-The ) brazing nmaelmine in the work room of the Norfolk liicycle company cx- jiloihed this forepoon , serIously burning W , C. Aimlmanmm. who w&u operating it. The butidimig was set on fire , but the fire do- ' Vartmilent soon had the flames under con. . ' troi , Iamnage to the building about $2tO and to machinery about 10. r"- . _ _ Murdpr.r , ttlrmuIIN fltAOMINGTON , Neb. , Juno 21.-Speeiul ( Tclegram.-Albert ) Grlpekey , murderer of Vostniaster aieon at lilldreth , attenmptcd suicide at en early hour this morning by fr. . . Fighting HobEvans Uses Foot-Ease b F'ortrtss Monroe , Va. , Apr. 12th. Dear Sir-Emicioeed lind money order fur $1. t I'leaso Seimti Allcxms Font-Ease to Captain ) vam1i. U. 13. N. , Commnig Battleship Iowa , } Cey We'st , Flu. Also send to Naval Cadet ) rmmnk 'l'aylor EVLIIIH , Ilattieship 1iasii. ebtimietta. Bampton itoads , Vu. " Letters hike thIs voxnn ituily. Allen's Foot-Eue is a liowder to ho aihuken Into the shoes. it gives ltest. unit Comnfort to swollen. achin - , hot. sveating tired feet. It you wai uiareh or btamld you want it. All mirugglits * nd shoe stores sell it 25c. Bamplu sent ti. Address .A.ileu . Olzmmted , Leitoy. twisting thifl chain with hich ho was tle'h arommnil his neck ant ! the tloorknob snil throwIng his feet omit from tinder him. Time * heriff , who was gmmarillng himn , found him almost dearl , Stroimg threats of lynching him are circulating and an extra force has been nddcd to Protect himmi. lie will have a hearing before the insanity hearth In a few days. tIitnn wn buried this morning. It was the largest funeral ever held in tliIi county. Ills wife has been sick for a num- her of yearn and is now very low and her recovemy Is dcitlbttnl. P.1n r.r CiimmlmmIuy Ii. I'LA'rtsMouTn , Neb. , Juno Zi.-Speclal ( Tclcgramn.--'I'hie ) boys of company 13 , Third regiment , .wert' niade hiaipy tonight by re- ceivlng a beautiful silk flag , the gift of l'iattanmotmtlm merchants , The occasion was one white ! : will bit' long remembered. Judge Chapman m ceelveil the hag from a committee - tee ef the local lost of the Grand riny of the lteptmllIc , , ho , represented the bualmiess mcmi , and in a mshmorf but spicy address ire- ciitcil It , tcgellwr u ith the hearty good wishes of time emitire county , to the local company. Cfmtaln ; Sheldon rcslomimled with a most totichming acceptance , , At ( lie con- climsion of thu oxetcises time company was bailqueted n ( lie Grand .rmny of the Republic - public bali. The company expects to leave for Fort Omnalimi by Thtmrsdmiy. A 1di. at l"remimum ( . PItEMONT , Neb. , June 21.-pccial.- ( ) ' ! maimms . .iii the - ' Elkhorrl were delnyi ) a short time last night by a wreck near the freight depot which occurred about 8:30. : Ami eastbound freight collided with a switch engine. The engineers amid bremen juinpci mimiti were un- hurt. The emmglmme of ( lie freight was badly smashed and the pilot broken on the switch engine. lint three freight cars left the track cmiii only one. a coal car liext the en- ginc , was stove up , Ionime AcmmiItmmm. CItETE , Neb. , June 21.-Speclnl.-Tho ( ) exercises of the graduating elss of Doane acatlenmy occurred inst evenIng in the.Con. gregatlomnl chmurchm. The t'n members of the- class presented cccli an oration or an essay , whIch were well received liy the. large audience present. The graduates : ft. CL. Omeesnian , lnez A. Elllson , It. 3. Ful- Icr , Matthew Patten , Cora Listen , E. A. Lucke , P. J. Case , hattie L. Dattey , N. S. KnOIp and Jessica M. thrown. MtOui.O ! ! f riI ( Ns Ileoerem1. DAKOTA City , Neb. , June 21.--Special. ( ) -A harmiess stolen in Omaha in February last was yesterday turned over by Sheriff lIoruNsky to its rigbtful owners. Some time ago Ace Ruthbun , a farmer near Homer , purchased the harness in question of W'll- 11am Maney for 2O. Money was consulted by Sheriff Uorowsky in the matter aiim ! ho agreed to stand good to Mr. Rathbun for the purchase price. ' C Ii H fim ii ii I ys A s s tssmii e ii I. SIDNEY , Neb , , June 21.-Special ( Teje- grnm.-Thc ) commissioners finished their labors a. a Iloard of Equalization today. Thin assessed valuation of the county. both real and iersopal property , amounts to nearly 1.5oo.oOo. There are estimated to be 35,000 head at cattle , 17,000 horses. 5,000 hogs , 25,000 sheep. As a steck anti agrlcul- tural county Cheyenne county cannot be cx- celled. GlM I'lV4 Years. HUMBOLDT , Neb. , June 21.-Special.- ( ) Charles Ilelierlec was yesterday sentenced In district court to five years in thu pen- itentlary , his offne being the theft of a. team and buggy belonging to Richard Stan. derforil of this city , which was taken from the hitch rack in this city on the night of May 7. - Pitied or Imis P'iiii. IIUMI3OLDT , Ne. , June 21.-Speclul.- ( ) Harry PerkIns. colored , had hi trial Mon- dmiy aft rnoozi before Police Judge Hull on a charge tf disposing of liquor without a license. Ho was found guilty and the fling- istrate gave him a flne of $50 and costs. Ho took an appeai to the district court. 1'4irtImim'IL LoiIge Smistitilted. IIEBItON , Neb , , June 21.-Speciai.-As ( ) a result of the' efforts of AssiStant Grand Master Workman Von Dyke , -who has been in the city for about two weeks. twenty- eight new members were initiated ibto the Ancient Order United Workmen last night. ' Ruin itt St. I'amiL ST. PAUL , N b. , Jimmie 21.-Special.- ( ) Another heavy rain , accompanied by sharp thunder nni llghtnimmg passed over hero this niornilig. The precipitation i'as 1.20 inches. Some of the graIn is lodging. Irig Store Sold. GOTHENBURO , Nob. , June 21.-Special ( Tclegramn.-Mrs. ) S. A , Howard salt ! today to V. C. MaY of Loxlneton. Nob. . her m'd- tire stock of drugs and fixtures for the sum of $5,400. . 'I'mmimmnpmpI Is Ieiid , - MORSE BLUFF. . Neb. , June 21.-Spe- ( cimml.-James ) Tomasek , who wa shot by his brother-in-law , Frank Levy , Wednesday - day , Juno 15 , 'died ' Monday morning. SWEDISH COVENANT MEETING 1)i.hegnti's to dime flvsi migei leisi Coimy cmi- huh mi mmiii a l'rel imnhiinr ) St-ssliii itud Coulferemice , The Swedish Evangelical MissIon church at Twenty.tlirtl amitl Davenport streets was well filled last evening with members of the church amiti delegates to the aminual conference - ferenco of the Swedish Evangelical cove- mmant opening for a week's sessions this morning , There are about 1,000 delegates to ( ho convention anti almost the Limit rep- rcsentatiou is expected here today mmmiii to- morrow. The deimoimmination has representa. tion In all parts of the United States. TIme commerence was opened last night vith appropriate religious services , A full elmoir 8tiiiihiLMl the music , The liresitlent of thmo conference , Rev. C. A. Ihjork of Ciii- cmmgo , was liresent mlnl after prayer and song he delivered his annimal address , which dealt with the prosperous growth of the mission in all parts of time country. lIe referred to the foreign missions , which , in spite of tIle present gonditlomi of affairs , wcrqliold- ng their - own. lie encouraged time mciii- bers of the order in their faithful work. itumnarks veo mntuic by Rev. Emanuel r Berg , minister of the chimrcli. Thu business of the conference will 'opeii today at 10 o'clock. The-e Is ; io set lrogralmi , but the usual order of bustnt'ss will be carried out , Time assemubly will imot comiclude , until Mon. clay , Timero is to be a grand revival mneet- imig Sumiday , Iv.aIIi l.a thui'ri.uss. Services were bold at tlio Danish church ; Twemity.secontt and Leavemiworth streets , lust night , opening thu annual assembly of the 1)anlsh Lutheran church of America , which will be iii session nil this week at this place , comnnienclng this morning. The cotiforenco will couciudo with a general reunion - union and services at Itiverview next Sun- tiny. tiny.A A song anti prayer service was hmeltt last itighmt. after which the sermon was delivered by Rev , C. Sorenson. The convention opens at 0 o'clock this morning and there Is a great deal of businesa to transact. At thm miieeting this evemiing Prof. it. II.Vester - guard of the Ianisii college at lies Moines will lecture. Got a Jrisi1 isammi iMt ii Is 'i'rnus. 11. W , Pimiucy , a teamster , has reported that his team was mtoien last night from Nimithm mind' Dotights streets. lie left time aim- inmais tied at the curb while lie visited the saloon at tLmat center for an vvenlmg ; draught and some one drove ( beam away during his absence. l'inney lB engaged In hauling ciuders and lives at 70l l'aciflo' btrut. IVEATIIER CROP BULLETIN Week Dry and Cool and Well Filled with Bright Sunshine , EVERY GREEN TIlING MAKES GOOD PROGRESS W'ititr Wheat nail hte flohmmg 'iVeli m-lth. limit hittlo lnmmngc train htimist -Cormi ( lets Another Slnrt- Cimerries ltlpemmlmmg. United States Department of Agriculture , climate anti crop service of the Weather bureau , weekly crop bulletin of the Nebraska - braska section for tbe week ending Man- ( lay , June 20 , ISOS , at S a. in. : flnliifmtli chart for week ending 8 a. in. , June 20. .a _ .n1j .n1jB : Js49a/2tI /Z The past lies been generally cool and dry , with somewhat more than the normal amount of sunshine. The temperature was about normal In the southern anti western counties and below miormai in time northeastern counties , where the average daily deficieticy was about. thTree degrees. The maximum temperatures for time week were generally slightly above 00 degrees , and the minimum wore about 55 degrees. ' The raimifail has been below normal , except - cept in a few ounties where heavy showers occurred with a rainfall ranging from one to nenrly two inches , Generally , the rainfall - fall has been about half an inch. Time dry weather , and sunshine of the last week have beeii very favorable for miii crops. Winter wheat and rye are beginning to ripen in the southern counties. Rye is filing well , and promises a. large crop. Rust Is appearing some on wheat anti oats. At the present stage of advancement of time crop , leaf rust will do little or mio damage ; rust on ( ho stalk is more injurious ; probably only slight. damage has resulted as yeL Corn has grown well , but is still small anti backward - ward , and many fields are very weedy. The last week has been favorable for the culti- vatlon of corn , and most corn has now been cultivated otice , some a second time , and a little a third time. Cherries are ripening , alIt ! are a large crop. Apples are falling badly Iii some counties. Report by counties : - Siatli'muslern Soetlimmi , Butler-Corn has grown well , but is stnnll and weedy ; cultivation has been pushed as fast as possible. Cass-Fmill wheat rusting some , but filling well except where lodged ; rye excellent ; eats heading ; corn making good growth. Clay-Small graimi doing vcll : rye begin- nimig to turn ; corn growing vell , hut seine quite weedy ; cherries exceptionally good. FIllmore-Corn growing rapidly , but much ground too wet to work. Gage-Grain in good condition ; wheat and rye ripening ; oats heading ; corn grow- lug vell but weedy ; cultivation has made rapid progress. Hamilton-Small grain doing well , except 801110 oats lomigimig ; cern cultivation pro- gmessing rapidly ; some corn on lowlands very weedy. Jefferson-Corn doing well anti cultiva- ( ion has made rapid progress ; rye beginning to ripen ; wheat In good condition. Johnson-Most of the corn has been cul- ttvatci.i corn has grown rapidly ; rye ready to honest : some rust on wheat. Lnncaimtcr-Corii growiug finely , but got- thg weedy ; spring wheat rusting badly ; fall wheat rusting some ; oats look well. Nemaha-Alfalfa being cut ; wheat ripen1 lug ; corn growing well , but weedy ; some rehisting corn because Injured by weeds. Nuckolls-Wheat is not injured to any extent by lodging or rust ; corn growing fast ; alfalfa being cut. Otoe-Wbeat rusting and lodging in low places ; oats heading out ; corn has made good growth , but some is rather weedy. i'awnee-Somo fields of wheat good , 0th- era lodged and bad with rust ; corn very weedy and too wet for successful cultivation - tion , I'ohk-Some fields of wheat very fine amid other fields rusted some ; rye fine ; oats ledging some ; hay crop will be big. ltichardson-Fali wheat has improved , some fields are in prime condition ; oats goods ; grasses heavy ; corn growing finely where cieau , Saline-Wheat filling well ; rye ripening ; corn weedy , nnd backward ; some corn being replanted ; potatoes good. Saunders-Small gralmi improving ; corn grows = . finely on high land and weedy on low land ; clover being cut. Seward-Rye and whent doing well : oats beginning to head ; corn flelils being rapidly cleaned of weeds : alfalfa harvest begun. Thayer-Rye filling well ; oats headed omit ; first crop of alfalfa being cut ; Itotat000 good ; corn growing vell. York-Corn doing weli , but is generally weedy ; bail injured crops in the northwestern - western hcrlioim ) of crunty. ortImenstert Sectiomi. Antelope-Rye antI barley good ; wheat mind oats very rank and some beginning to lodge ; corn very good , hut seine fields weedy. lloyd-Rye filling well , wheat lodged seine ; oats rank ; corn growing fast ; grass a very heavy rowthi. iiurt-ltye in bloomn ; barley headed out ; wheat commencing to head and vromises ii ierg. cmiii ) ; corn growiug rapidly. Cedar-Corn line improved. but most fields rather weedy ; sinai ! graimi growing very rank and lodging in places ; pastures flue. Colfax-Sunali grain very heavy ; wheat rusting ; cormi growing well ; alfalfa hay being cut ; wild hay a good crop , Cumning-Smnall gralui doing smell ; corn cmii. ttvation in progress ; hay-making corn- muencod ; cherry crop will be large , Dakota-Ornin growing well ; early potatoes - toes ripe and yielding well. Dixon-Outs nnd wheat iloimig well ; corn growing rapidly ; corn cultivation goLeral ; liotntoes flue ; alfalfa reatly to cut , Dodge-Small grain lookimig well , some tianmageil , but most of it has straigliteneti up ; corn fair growth ; potatoes extra fine. Douglas-Corn growing fast but weedy ; pastures excellent. Iloit-Smali grain on lowlands injured by exceslve rains ; corn looking well , but smuall amid very weedy ; large growth of grass , Knox-Small grain looking well ; nmost corn cultivated first ( into. Mmidisomi-I'ahl wheat and rye extra good , but lodged sortie on low laud ; corn very weedy , but growing rapidly , Pierce-Wheat anl ( oats a rammk growth ; corn growing fast. Piatte-Ityc tliiimmg , with prospects of big crop : cormi lies made good growth and farmers - ers have made good progress clearing fields of Weel5. Sarpy-Wheat heading , sonme badly lodged ; early oats heamling ; corn growimig fast ; rye commncmiclng to turn. itantan-Very favorable week to1 thie growth of crops and cultivation of corn ; grass very good ; fruit excellent. Thurston-Snmall grain looks fine ; corn hits grown well mint ! cutivation has made rapid progress ; Votmttoes in especially good condition. \Vashington-\'hea ( and oats lodging in SPots , but little damnage to crop ; corn weedy and Is being cultivated the second timne. 'i'aymie-tlood week for killing weeds and mccli imimproved ; corn growing rapidly ; grain looks well , except for Semite lodging on low- lands. Ct-mit nil Sect Ion , Iloone-Ryo and fail wheat good ; sprimig wheat mmmi oats looking well ; sonic rust in wbeat and oats ; corn doing merIt. Buffalo-Rye excellent ; wheat and oats a goon stand , sonmo rust 1mm wheat ; corn growing finely , but very weedy ; potatoes excellent. Custer.-Excelleat prospects for oats , wheat and rye ; corn growing rapidly and tuners busy cuitivatlug corn. Dawson-Spmiug wheat and oats headed out nnd a rank growtht corn growing fast. , bimt weeiy ; alfalfa cutting badly behind , ( harfleitl-\i'cck unfavprmble for cultiva- ( ion of corn. : J ti Greeley-Corn growtng4nst , but some fields getting weedy ; whirat doing well ; oats very rank and some , d1ng ; rye appears to be light. , , L 'At hall-Crops growing finely , but corn backward. - howard-All grain doing well and farmers - ers making great. pogpjs in cleaning corn fields ; alfalfa being cut.jye ; nearly ready to cut. ' 1USL Loup-Wheat and oflts growing fimmehy : corn late and getting weedy , Merrick-On the drirjJounfi corn is doing - ing well ; cultivation Is being pushed , but much ground too wet-'potntocs doing well. Sherman-Ityo flllini vll ; spring wheat beginning to head. ' $ ttmthijcMtI't-ii'Veet i Oil. Adams-Corn ani wee' growing fast ; barley fine ; oats ld'adiilit' . Chase-Crops of all kinds doing well ; oh- falfa being cut. Dundy-Wlieat flute ; oats , rye and corn growing well. Franklin-Sonic fields of corn getting weedy ; alfalfa being atneked. Frontier-Some corn washed out and smuhi grain lodged by xcssive rains ; crops generally good ; corn small and very weedy , Fumes-Fall wheat 1mm nilik : spring wheat heading ; a heavy crop of nlfaifa being cut ; corn snimill ammml quite weedy , Gosper-Smnnll grain rank anti lodging Semite ; corn backward ant ! getting weedy ; too wet to cultivnte ( lie first of the week. Ilnrlan-\Vhent and oats very large ; ml- falfa being cut anti is a heavy cr011 ; potatoes - toes look nice , hayes-Corn imnproved iii color anti grow- lug vell ; sonic sprimig wheat headed ; oats antI barley lodged Somewhat , I litclmeock-Corn and smimall graimi growing very fast ; alfalfa beimig cut ; grasshoppers Ilitmerous in some localities. Kcarmmey-flmmst is vretty general en snmnil groin , with little appnrent Injury ; . corn growimtg rapidly ; potatots fIne ; fruit trees lonmlcd. , Limicoln-Sninil grain looking finely ; corn a little small but a good stand and doing nicely ; early Potatoes nhll rye in blooni. Perltimis-Sprimig rheat looking find ; corn has made rapid gr wth. PhmelpsGeod week for corn ; sonic rust on winter wheat. lied \'iliow-Somne conmimlaint. of lodging and rust in wheat , but. as a rule the iros- Pccts are for an unusually large crop ; elmer- rica ripe. Webster-Corn fields pretty well cleared of weeds ; rye filling well ; alfalfa being cut and is a fine crop. % Vestermi nail Non Ii"t'Nter * Sect hums. Box timmtte-Smnall grain looks vi'il ; some potatoes to plant yet. Brown-Small grain fully rank enough ; corn growing fast. KIunball-Smimall grain growing rapidly ; corn doing nicely ; alfalfa being cut. Keith-Small grain mnd grass doing nicely ; too munch rain for alfalfa haying ; corn backward , but growimig well now. Logami-Whiemit and rye a fine crep ; corn backwarml anti weedy. McPherson-Corn well rooted ; potatoes excellent and in bloom. Rock-Grain continues flue ; potatoes and grass splendid ; fruit good. G. A. LOVEI.AND , Section DIrector , Lincolmi , Nob. CAUCUSES UNDER THE CALL 'iVard Ciuimis Niiiuumit Iii Cnmnl iuiuttes to Ife Yott'd ( iii 1jmt hue I'ii- . ilmnr ) jjjIomi Efforts were niadmi iiml waril caucuses under the call of fhUounty conunittee last night. Most of. the wards failed to solet the candidates. . I 1mm' the Ninth the Baker boom was given an airing In mm reso- lutlon endorsing his canm.1iacy for the noun- ination for governor. . The First Ward 14iiiubtcan club hell a meeting last night a tji South Side Imi- provement club rooms ppd nine men attended - tended , After some iliscupsion of the matter - ter of selecting delegateso the county con- ventlon it was eutrutedto a committee of three1 Dr. Hanchett jmmitj jdesars. Beck anti Bates. Members ofj flip club expressed their displeasure at the calling of the coaven- tion so early , bmmt egreed that if a conven- ( ion was to be hel it would not do for the First ward to be without. a representa- tion. Ia the Third ward the delegates selected are : Richard Berlin. Nate Brown , Lew fur- mester , Charles Groves , Frank lleacock , John henderson , Jacob Lewis , henry Rhodes , M. 0. Rlckotts , V. 13.Valker. . In the Ninth ward the following were chosen : I. It. Andrews , J , L. Kennedy , C. A. Goss. Charles B. Miller , William Schuarack , J. A. Beverly , C. F. Robertson , M , M. Van thorn , John Lewis , C. D. Ilutchinson , TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST l'rojpmilIlillcs Are for a Fair Day 1mm Nebraska with S4mniicrl VImiuis , lIeeoutmiuim Vmurimihle. WASHINGTON , June 21.-Forecast for Wednesday : For Nebraska , South Dakota and Kansas- Fair weather ; southerly winds , becoming variable. For Iowa anti MissourI-Generally fair ; southerly winds. For Wyoming-Fair weather ; westerly winds. I,00iui liecord. OFFICE OF WEAThER BUREAU , OMAhA. June 21.-Omaha record of tern- Peraturo and rainfall conipared with the corresimonding day of the lust three years : iSIS. 1897. 1b9l. i&n. Maximum temperature , 82 Sfl 87 79 Mininmtmmn temperature , 66 GI 70 6. . Average tempermituro . . . , 74 75 78 72 Rainfall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T ' 1' ' 1' .00 Record of temperature amid precipltntiomi at Omaha for this day and since March 1 , 1891 : . Normnl for the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Excess for the day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Accumulated excess sluice March . . . . . . . . . Normal rainfall for time . . . . . . . . . inch Deficiency fur the ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . imich 'J'otnl rainfall sluice March 1..13.3S inches Excest since Mnrch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . imichi Deficiency corresp'g iit'rinml 1897 , 3,62 immeliemi Excess corresp'g Pencil ISIS. . . . . . 3.67 inches Reports front Statiiuii. at S p. iii. , Sevemity-fitthi Meridian time , u. t-.0 8" 'p .1 "S Cm4 n 0,0 a STATIONS AND STATE OF : WEAThER. . : , .s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ID jp Omnhmn. clenr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . To 82iT North l'lmitte clear , . , , , . , , , . . . , . . SO 82 [ .00 Halt Luke , clear . . . . . . , , . . . . . . 'JO 90 .00 Ci109'emmmu. , clear . . . . . . . . (2 (1 .00 Itmtlli Uit ) ' , clear . . . . .ur r' ' " ' . liron , clear . . . . . . . . . . . 75 s. , , .00 Cltictmgo. clear . . . . . . ' . ' : ' . . 'f. . . . . . . . 58 Go .00 \Viiliston , elar . . . . .4dL.it ( . . . . . . . . . . (9 80 .ti St. Louis , cloudy , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tO SI .00 St. i'uUl , clear . . . . . . ' : . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 71 .00 Duivemipurt , clear . . . . . . . . 72 76 .00 helena , Part cloudy' 'tT. . . . . . . . . (8 ( 70 ,00 ICanimami City , i'nrt c'loiItm . . . . . . . SC ) b2 ' 1' llmmvre , clcmmr , , , . , , . , . _ . , . . . . . . . . . . . 70 70 .00 llismnmmrck , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Si s , oo Galveston , clear , .yt. . . . . . . . l T indicates trace ot 1iclpltatiomi. .d. & .rV. A. "iVflI.SIf , Locnl'lPnrccast ' Official. _ - LiNCOLN TRIES TO COLLECT Want.s Street Thiilway Company to Pay for Paving .Mready Laid. COMPANY RESISTS THE . ATTEMPT Scipi l1ii for us flefemise l1umm lime City hin. N.m hlighit to Assesum ( lit' Csum.t of l'nimig Agninat ( lie Defemidmint. LINCOLN , June 21-Speclal-Thc ( ) at : gunments 1a the street railway paving case Were concltmded In district court this uifter- noon. The stilt arises over the claim of the city against the street railway comnpany for paving along time limmes , the nttouncys for time conulmuiy holding ( lint time city bad no authority to levy time tax. At a recemit. meeting of time city coumm- elI an ordiumnuce was immissed putting time fIre departunent tmnder the control of the Excise board , thtms depriving time mayor of the power to make nhmPolmitmuents. Thu mayor vetoed the ordinance , but the friemids of the measure believed ( lint the veto vms lnterposetl too late to be effective. The city attormmey has just filed aim opinion with the council , decIdIng ( lint ( lie mayor was in plenty of tittie with time veto mmmii ( tint the ortliumance is death. The city Excise board , cit Its mimeeting last night , decided ( hint ItOhiCcmfieti shmotmld ho good cltizemms 1mm the matter of paying their private debts or else bo mllscimnged frommi the force. To emnphmaslze this the following resoiutiomm was adopted : Whereas , ThIs board tins doternilimemi ( lint ( hue police force of title city shall be coma- posed of men possessing such miualiflcntleums for emelency amid such degree of integrity mimid personal hemmer as BItch ! commimend thmemn to the confidemice amid respect of our people ; tlmemetore. be it Resolved , That conmplnints against macma- hers of tIme 1)011CC force relieetimmg upon their norsonni honesty ala ! trustworthiness hum their financinl ileahimigs shah be investigated I with the samne care amid ruimmess as any other conmpialuts , qntl if foimmul to be sub- stamitiated , shall bo mlec'mmmed a sufficient groummd for dismissal from the force. % % 'el , Eutt.pii ( lets mm l'imice , Thie announcement Is made that Webster Eaton Is to be depimty under Postmmmaster Btmshmneli , to take the place now held by George Root , Tim0 position Is worth $1,800 per year amid it is cab ! that time selection of Mr. latomm was made by Congressmmman Strode , Georie Root , the maim non' Imohuling the place. was advanced ummitler the civil service rules about a year ago when Deputy Tom Ahlemm resigned , A niotlificattomi of time rules now iiermnits the appoimmtmneumt of Eatomm and Puts Root back in time position ho occupied - pied previous to Album's resignation. Senator Allen was in the city a short tinie this meriting , being on his way homumtm from Ym'asblngton. The Good Tempiars of Lincoln will join in a trolley rarty tomorrow evening. A novel feature of time party will be the serving of refreshments on board the cars. Time rbpubhican city primnaries will be held tomorrow to select delegates to the county convention. The mrincipal contests mire between - tween C. L. Hail and E. J. hlurkett , congressional - gressional candidates. and between Webster and lIeckmamm , caimdithatcs for county coin- immissloners. Iloth time hatter gntlonmen live iii time Fourth wnrd and time contest is es- peciahiy lively in that part of the city. For state s nator the candidates have all with- drawmm , except A. It. Talbot , time present in- cunibemmt. The other senator will be supplied by tIme country hrecincts. Time class day program of Union college. the state school ot the Adventists , was helmi at the college building last evening with some very atrnctlve literary and musical f'atures. The fohlowng is a list of the graduates for this year : Literary-M. P3. Kern. Anna M. Johnson. Classical-S. E. Barnhart. Mnrle L. Weiss. Scientiflc-D. 1' . Powell , A. J. Fultomm , Ethel A. Grover , L. D. Harris Anna M. Johnson. Clara L. Whitney , J. E. Ogden , M. H. Ellis. Bl.llcal-J'erhie : Park Adams. Normal-Etta M. Alice. Clara C. Webster , Olive M. Oppy , imlyrthe S. Clark , Jennie C. Erickson , l'earl L. flees , Pohllo Chamberlin. Mrs. C. T. Lewis. Missionary-Clara G. Webster. S1ituiiftcrs Uuider Arrest. Blanche Andrews , a school girl whose home is in University Place , is under arrest - rest for stealing laces from llerpoisheimer's store yesterday. Chief of Pollee Iloaglamid visited the home nrme with a search warrant - rant and discovered a large amount of laces , dress goods , parasols and like articles , some of which still bore lleijiolslmelmer's tags. Both mother and daughter wore dresses provided ' with immense pockets reaching from top to bottom. Time case will be hoard tomorrow. A. V. A. Moore secured judgment in ( lie county court today against Fullerton hIres. for $528.75 on promissory notes secured by the detemmdants to C. lii. Crawford , who later transferred them to Moore. Time Fullertons claimed that Crawford was still time real owner , anti that these notes bad been paid by giving others in their place. Dr. A. 0. Faulkner of this city has been appointed medical eiaminer for time Second regiment of recruits. A squad of new nmen were sworn in as soldiers today , and will leave for Chickamnaugmi tommight. Harvey II , 11111 , a former excisenmnn , who ha under indictment for bribery , gave bond in the sum of $500 for his appearance omm the first day of time Septenmber term of court. Cmii Our Coumst lie I0ffectiiziiiy hlhnelt- iuuled. If confidence can be felt in time opinion of military mini naval officers in high places at the seat of govermmnment. such is the vast extemmt of our seacoast to blockade it ef- fegtually , even i our navy anml seacoast defenses - fenses cotmitl offer no mmdequate resistamice , seenms to be Imnpossible. When a blockade of time bowels elsts , relieve constipation withm liostetter's Stomach JItters. whmichm conqmmermm , dyspepsia , malaria , rheumatism amid kidney trouble. Hi' 'l'huoiuiclit lie hiiuui 'IOmui , Aionzo Solomon was arrcst ml Inst imight for ( liscimarging rocks at time itainted amminmais whmlchm amlorn thme mnerry-io-roummd at Four- teemmthi and Cahitoh avenue , Solomnomm was rccovorimmg from. a mmlighmt indulgence amid snlstqok tIme animals as they hurried hiaRt for giant creatures bent eu his destructiomm , lie aecordimigly nrmneml hmimmielf with an arm- fui of rocks amid preimareti to give coummbat , lie hind got in several good blows when lie ua.u arrested for disorderly conduct. (9iieru Chiss $ tumie'mi. George IT , Collins of Portland , Ore , , imas reported the loss of a mearl opera glass which was taken from lila valise in timis city as lie passemi through a few days ago on his way emiBt. 'lime glass iii wortlm $27 and was stolen while the satchel was left for a few minutes In a hotel corridor. _ - - - - - m Ajoiin a ris' " THE QUEEN OF TABL.E WATERS. " Bottkd only at the Spring , near Neuenahr , Rhenish russla. A Philadelphia party who refilled Apollinaris bottles bearing the genuin labels , and also used counterfeits of the Apollinaris labels , was recently Imprisoned in Moyamensing Jall Philadelphia. iiA EDICAL COMIMNED TREATMENT -OF THE EAT CURATIVE POWRSS , . ' ' -'I , 1) T js.i Permanently Located iii Omaha , Neb. 1308 PAItNA1VI ST. , % e tlve rt'fcremieeus fruimit the 1.est fimi uiis , litusiness Mcii mmii ! Ierc1immm4s t * tue city. WHEN ALLOThEAS FAIL Remember the vomulerfully successful treat cmmemmt of this hmmsitmte ( ( comnbimmem4 the two greatest factors of ( hO hcaiimmg art ktmo mm to time tmmcmlical imrofesslomm-l1.HCThttClT1 nmmd MEhICINE , It Is time largest , nmost thor oumgiily omnl comimphetely equipped hmmstittmt both electrically amimi medically , ever establi shied 1mm the West. for ( be ( reattmmemmt anti absohmmto cure of all mmervous , chmrommic mumul pri vato diseases of MEN mmmiiiVOMCN , . - - ' - ) . t4t ' .j1m ( II- 2.\ . _ \ \ " ' at ; . . , : - , . - - - , . . . . ' - - . - . . i- : - ( : ; : - : - .4 _ : , - - : The Doctors of This Institute Can Cure You. Time grout electrieni anul mneillcal specialists of this institute time fmtr the best , most successful mtimul scientific time world Immus ever kmmowmi mind arc miehmievimig resmiitmm 1mm cur- immg time siek timid stmffturimmg by tiieir ltiectro-utedirmtl ti-emummmemit , which vuimlml lmn tin- possible to st'cure by either electriemml ur macilical tromutinent mulomme. Tim hItmito hlectro- Medical Institute is ( he ONLY l'LACFi where you cnmm otmtmitmm time hiu'imellts of this miuccesafumi treatment under tIme immmnut skillful mmmiii lemurimed nhmei'immhists. HE ASSIJItE ! ) that if mitmy lovem on earth cmiii cure you tIm use Dtmctors cmiii. They limivo efitu.tt'ti conu- Plete fluid lu'rmnmimmemmt cimres tufter mill others have failed. Suimo uimtetnrmu fail tmcmiiise of treating tIme wrong disease , etlmera trommm no t knowimmg time right treatmimemit. NO MISTAKES HERE AND NO PAILURES A perfect cure guaranteed iii mill cases mi"cehited. Our ; mecinl combined Biectro- Medical 'l'rentment for Nervmmus Debility Never Faila. YOUNG , MiD1)IE-AC.FM ) AND OLI ) M EN. Lust Mtimulmood. 'l'hme mtwftmi clierts of imuihiseretiomma 1mm yotmthi , self- abuse or excesses in after life amid tIme effects ut imeglected or imah.roprhy . treated CmiSCi4 , , reducimmg lack of vitmuhity , sexuimil wemuhmness. ummdeveioped or shmrtmtmlccmm orgmmmimi , himuimi in back. hoimms mint ! kiulmicys. chieitt pamms , mmervotmsmmess , sleeplestimiess , veakimcss of body nnd brnin , dizziness , fmuiiiimg mnenmo'y ' , hmmcic of emmemgy mmmiii commiimh.umiei' , ulemti.imm- . detmcy , evil forebodimmgs , tinmithity ama ! other distressing synmptomas. Such emuses , if neglected , mtlmnost immvmurimmbly lend to prcnmmtumre ulCCmt9' , nsuiiilty amid death. Amomig time mnny diseases anti tr uubies iii which timese specialists OARANTE A PERFEOT WiRE ARE 'rimE F' Oi.lO\VINGm InflammatIon of the kidneys , STOMACH Cmitnrrh , nicerntintm and ulyme. K IDNEYS lirigiit's diseimse , diabetes , con- Peuin , immdigestimi , , patmi mummd gestien of time kidneys , uracmnia , gravel fullness after eating , hmemurtliimrn , water. stone. brash and diffIculty mm swaliowimig. Infiamniatiohi eystitls , Diseases , mm o r e 5. B LABBER rhmoen , catarrk of time bladder. BLOOD AND SKI ¶ . o t . imimmiiies , dumicimarges , etc. Timemme distressing tlieuueS serofmmlmi , tumints , tumors , ( ett er , eCZcmiiil invariably yield to this system of combined salt rhmeummm , rimig worni mmmd ; micituired iiiootl treatment. poison , ( ayhlhmiiis ) , primmmtry or seconilmiry. thoroughly eradicated , lemivimug time .syema congesthoroughly H EAB Neuralgia , sick , nervous or conges- im a strong , jmumre amid hii.'itithmftml commditiun. live hiemiulmichie , dm111 , full feeling , loss of niemnory , dizziness , mmoftemming of the ( nIl " fia mit- I brain , tumnors amid eczema of time scalp. NERVOUS IIEBILITYnuI nihnemitim All actmtu3 and chrOnic pharynof YOUNG , MIDDLE AGED ANt ) 01.1) C ATARRH gitis , enlargemi ( onsilmi mmmiii PillMEN. . Lost Zmiaiiimuod-thme mmwftml effects of ate , Imoarsencas , loss of voIce , thick lmlegmn lntliscretiommtu 1mm youth , tmhf mmbttu or cx- . reFuses lii after I Ce nmmi , time effects of mie- 1mm throat. glected or immiprojierly tremiteil ChuteS vro- I UNOS Consumption in time first and ducing lack of vitmml ty , .scxmmmtl wenkmmes. second stages , hemorrhages and unt1evclohied or shrumiken orgmimms ; chest chronic bronchitis. dry mmnd loose eoimgim , immlmms , imervousimess sict'hilt'ssness , weak- Pains 1mm cheSt. difficulty in breathing , hmep- mes of imoml' mutid braimm , , Iizziimess , fmtiiimg atizations , nathmmna , etc. memnori' , lack ot' emiergy anti canfidemmee , Palpitations , irregular pulsations , ( iC5hOmtmhemiCY. ) evil forehinulimugs , timidity mimmd H EARl valvular diseases , weak and fatty itimer , iim4treitdimig symmmptomtmms. Such cases , heart , droisy 'mmmmd rhmeumnatism of heart , if neglecteil , almost immvmirhmmbly letmul to ire. languid circtmlatiomm , etc. mature decay , Immmunmiity timid death. All diseases of tIme liver , VARICOCELE IIylroceio and all awdi- I IVEB--SPLEEN Jaumulice , gall-stone con- tugs , tenderness amid un- gestian and all organic amid functional dis. pedlmentmi of tIme scxmmmtl parts qmiiclcly reorders - orders and diseases of time imoweis , diar- hived amttl completely cured. rhmoen , dysentery. inhltmmmmmtttomm amid iihl uiiseasos of mmntmmre , Ryphmi4 and reflex disorders , rheumatism. PRIVATE every nervous his , gonnrrhmni'n , giect , stricture , B UPTURE Piles , fistula , quickly cmmrecl cunickly anti pernumnemitb' eumeci ; weak mmmmd without use of time knife or shmrummkemm parts restored to their naturmut trimsa , without detention from business. vigor anti fummetiomis , w OMEN The combined Eiectro-Medical Treatment of time Stmite Elcctro-Meuilcal Immatitute is especiahhy effective in the cure of mull ft.rnaio comnplmuimmts , ( milling or displacememit of the svomu , Intlmunmntttio mm or mmlceratioum , bloating , hmemmdncime , simiumal weakness , whmttes , backnchmt' , hot iitmsimes , n i'rvoimsnem.s , humis Hf appetite mid general weakness , discharges , kidney nmmml bladder tlisemtse. Cimargemu reamuommmmbhu iii all cases. Oien daily from S a. in. to 8 p. in , Summdmmys-I0 to 1 wily. WflITE ] T YOU OANNOT CALL-All Oorrcspondoncc in Plain Envelopes , Oonfidential. State Electro-Medical liistitute , taoS J4tRNAM STREE'l' , Oi'tl4tUA , .NEI ! . sully 6OORAHY Most people in these war times fiud theinso1ve a trifle weak ill t1ieir geogi'aphy. Tue old geograph- ics aiicl atlases are itot conplete eiiougli , To supply this demand there has beeit issued I - Till : BET'S ' COMBINATION MAr , A Mnp of Cuba. A Map of Havana. - - 11 Map of the West Indies , ' 811(1 a _ sInp Of tli 0 World. . The lump of Cuba anmi the Man ot tIma West milk's two cacti 11x1 inches ; tlmcrMap of tlio World Is lx20 inches , Printed in colors froni thin latest mmrnps of ifund , McNally & Colmlpany. 'rimey arc accurat3 and coinpk'tc. w _ _ . , Tue Bee Coilpoll The Omaha Bee , Map of Cuba Coupon. anti 10 cents wIll get It. Sent . est this COhmOr1 ) with 100 ( by mall 1e ) for by mall In tube , 14 cents. inp of Cuba , . ( Map of the Vcut Ihidleg , Address , Mtipof I'orto Rico end Muii of the World , c- CUBAN MAP DEPAITMENT , 'ri ii PublIzIuiIlg Co. , Ouiinhn. . . _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ L _ I - WEAK UEN CURED I SYPHILIS OR AND UOUUlIT TOI'ERlECT , . . rrn , . . . I BAD BLOOD. I uurfun tr-.ti.ai ot TurkiSh c.'iumrg terSOO. Night Io.eet.iayl-.ouue. , Nri ETUi'thUIiJ CUfbtt 01 , . . . . . , ( let. orUraiutmuuii. Vur.4 .sperfec as von fljphtUi ' miever I ecerwer. . W * ke our own , nedlcn. . umhLrvattntimi'wtImm gUun . * ui.i you ciii rel7u getimne wU. W la.u. s' " ' 5&QQtJI Stnhs Uoze..UO. . . wjiten usr.nt. with tmt cur. , smiugie HAHN'8 PI4AIIMAOY , iluz.Sl OOby , n.iI umsss' . m'mAuMACY. , i--E-m .tLr&rnrn ,
