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iiEcI ( ONCAPITAL 1T1ONAL
; ' BeUc of Chancy Moher' Bank Oorne Up
IncA8thr i8trict OOfltt.
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'OM BEP4TbU GAVE IT TO 1. 11. TEMPLIN
flIciiteiit . , t it Cnt.tity 'rraIrr ,
CIiIi * .tgnlns * Iii 4tne UnuI
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1IrcNlIIg Suit.
, ' L1COLN , June 29.-SpecIal.-'fl ( ) Inter
. .tIng cau JR being argUe In the ditttct
ourL here , Ielng , one of the rnatiy utts
' cauot1 by the tniIuru of the Capital Ntt
tloiial bank In 18t3 , On the 11th of JnnU
no. 18D. Jncob II. TtTnpIifl , county trcn-
tirar of Mcrrlck county , ninlc his annual
cttioment with the atate nutfltor an ( there
% etng tIun TcmflIn the sum ot $4S.3 $ Auditor -
tor Toii Iftiitnn drew him a check roe the
amount on ( ho Capital National bank. Uu
the Hitli of the rnontt * Tcrnlin dopostteil
1.tho check in the local hank at Central City
&t bank ciit It to Omaha and the
Ojnnlia lrnnk _ forwarded it to the FLrst Na-
tlniti bank at. Lincoln for collection. It
arrived hero on the 2lRt , but was haiti by
the llrst Natlotial until the 234 ! , the day
that the Central atiolal ! closed its doors.
Templin 1B Ilonton for the amount of the
check and llentons defense t that ( IUC dtl-
Igence was not observed In the handling of
the check. lie shows that on the ilato the
check was gtveit he had on deposit in the
bank omethng over $3,000. Judge Cornish
has takeii the case under advisement.
flody McNamarn , one of the gamblers son-
' -tcnccd to threa niontlis in the penttcntitiry
for running a gainliling ganie and Fleecing
? fumier IlaIIlel ( Iore , % 'aM taken to the pen-
ofttiary this morning. liii ) Gleason , who
was McNtimara's Partner in the gambling
Inisinesa , wIll be taken to the peuttentiary
on time tith of July.
SI i.p * : leiiueru ( N' ( nlVcltIII.
. ftl4 The state central comutnittee of the silver
L leilmocrIttic imarty liaR tSSUed a call for the
tate convention to be held tim hincoln on
the 2d of August. TIme representation is
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. . bafiel on the vote ctuit for Ilryafl in 1S96
giving one delegate ( or ciicli 100 votes. Tlils
gives lougtas countS ninety-nIne delegates
and hancaster county forty-six. in tigur-
lag the vote the committee has taken the
: combtncd rote of the democrattc. iioiiulist
, and silver republican Ilirtics.
I f rFlio pOIUlISt colniuittee will meet hero
J at Chairman Edmlsteti'a oil room tomorrow
. to lilItCO to tile protests against the sip-
Portionment of delegates recently fixed up
by the E4iflhlStell clique amid it Is expected
that there elhl be a warni titan. Notice
. . _ _ has imeeti 'serveil that those who do not aj-
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; . pear at. the meeting before it is called to
order will hot be nhiowel to iartlcillltt in
' the ( lehtberntlons0 the object being to shut
out a few of tile niemubers who lutist arrive
hero on later trains.
, lIILlIIl Iipcgii r4)teN.
The Lillcoln Street Car company recently
nlale ( ft ( lonatlon to the home for tile
Friendless and the executive board of ( ho
home Ilas just Ilassect i'CSOltltiOllS of thanks.
, Some tilleYcs who svero wanted in Gage
county vere traced fromli Alains to Lincoln
I by the hlonlhuuntls ( 1111(1 ClItllreIl ( ) hero yes-
tcrilay , flhllell or ( lie 5(01011 property being
also located.
hellion Maret , th ( governors private see-
rotary , was called to lenver tills morning
by U. telegram alIll0000Ing the serious ill-
. nf lyle hrntlier-In-law. W. M. StilekeY.
wliosc home In in Lxingtofl , but who Ilas
beell ( lIken Ill while visiting in Colorado.
Mls Anna Elgrell , daughter of Prof. and
irs , A. IF. Edgren. has returned from a
year's absence In Sweden.
Tllomas S. Allen nail Mls Mary Uryan ,
both of Lincoln , were nlarried at SaiPnl1
hl. , tile bride's old ilome. yesterday. The
bride is a sister ofV. . J. Bryan and time
groom Is his law partner. Mr. 1111(1 ( Mrs.
. .AiIetl Will make their ilomne Ill tills city
after spending a brief time in Colorado.
MastertnChancery luntly yesterday 80111
thu Lailsilig half of the Hall-Lansing block
tinder an order of thO federal court. The
property was bId in by tile Northwestern
Mutual Insurance company for $9.71g.6O.
An lntcrestillg case Is now on In Jtstie
Loose's cOllrt. wherein Martenus Brethower
accuses Dierk Werbbics of trespassing ,
liOtil parties clailll to lmavo leased the same
' piece of 11111(1 and liocc the first of May
they Ilave been busy imios lug lii ) each what
the other had Viflmltt'l. Time case is likely
to be taken to distriet court. whichever
i-- gets the decision tills ( line.
For several tinysrnst an effort has been
- , - ptlt forth to raise a. sutscriptloii for tile
Secoilmi reginlent. ailti to.lay . a yell filled
purse was sent to Colonel ilhils to be used
as a hospital tumId.
Omnaila 1)001)10 at tile ilItelS At tile Lin-
mlehl-Joe ICehley , I ) . C. Munro , A Ii. Wilit-
lock , 'V. I'd. Thuilipsun. At the Lincoln-
T. L. lvails. F. 1' . LOOlIlIS , W. C. Sunder-
land ,
' I P14 tIm.Ilos ( .momIPlyf' .
i _ , ' FItIIIONT , Nob. , Juno 29.-Spccial.--- ( )
. ' . , TTho citizens of tilis city heltl a meeting at
, tile park last evening In honor of the local
company which left tills morning for Omaha.
TilO company , headed by the Normal school
band , after IJaratlilIg tile prlnlcpal streets
of thin city , proceetled to tile park , where
' , I their arrival wa greeted by a salute from
May lirotilers' cannon , Volleys of cannomi
t firecrackers Cmlii the cheers of over 2,000
PCOPiO. 'V. ' L. MatilOwil presided and in a
; ow remarks which evoked ioiltl cheers in-
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' troluced lion. G. G. Martin , who spoke
( or lIve minutes. Other five nIliluto speeches
were delivered by J. C. Cieland , John W.
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Evcii tile
healthiest con-
StitUtioll sonIc-
tililes gets into
a rut. Many
pCOIlC are veak
alld uliscrable
bccaue tileir
avatenla hare
alippeti off tile
siiiootlm road.
war of ilcahth
anl arc ditcil.
. I II g a I o a g
. - through tile
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. ' . . mire of disease
wliiclm uhigilt
: I be avoided nI.
s together if
$ OIUC strong amid friendly baud would only
give tileill a lift.
'rllousalflls of weak alni debilitated IIICTI
amid WOlllCll Iia'e'fotmntl flr , Pierce's ' G ldcll
Medical liscovery tile povcrutll llll tilllCly
aid to set tilL'III 111)011 tile level road of per.
feet recovery. It creates health by ulakihig
1 the digestion perfect dId the liver.action
* egular amId timurohlgil.
It repairs s'asted tissue and builds tip
solid Ilcalthy 110511 and niuscular
It ill palatable , aIld digestible by the weak.
est stoillach.
In cilroillccouglls 011(1 lung diseases , it Is
- far superior to nauseatimig " emulsions ' or
lUCre stinllllatiilg ilIhilt " extracts , " Its good
effects are real antI Perlllalleilt.
Vor . nearly thirty years Dr. R. V. I'icrce
, chief coilslmithlg pilysiclail of tile
. , and . Surgical Institute , of
g wiliclI time tills tC.
i , q wrought thou.
Ilgil
_ ; . ; f. lion. ( 'onrad lio1lenhek , Prof. W. Ii.
( 'kmnlnnl and W. .1. Couttrlght. After the
penklflg the company. AI11I(1 ( a bttmtm of lIre.
woricii flfli ( tile flolse of cannon flrecrac1n'r ,
mtllCiled to Mnsonic hhi and sat mlown to an I
elaborate lmanqtmet which ws given theta by
florge Vets , S'iICfl the cigars were imasemt
the boys were crdicd to order and lJr. 1.
11. lirown introduced s , toastmaster. A
large list of toasts wefe gltmi. The coma
liany left this morning t 10:10 : on the
linlon l'acitlo fet Fort Omaha , They were
escorted to the depot by the rcterans of
the ( irand Army of the ltputihIC and over
: iooo p001)10 were on tile 8reots ami at the
station to see them off.
51,11 5 ( If I I .rilI ii ii ( I rim ii ii hod ge.
\VAVNF , Neb. , June 2fL-Special ( Tole.
gram.-The ) Nebraska grand lodge SoIls of
ilcrmmn convened In Wayne , the headquar-
teri of the order , this afternoon and will
be in session until tomorrow evening. A
great mleai of busIness has been transacted.
The following delegates are In attendance :
\Viillaln hielItci , Stantoll Adolph ICopelin ,
ii. Ohigmeuhler , l'ilgor : 1) ) . ICoonigatein , August -
gust llrummuni1 John Oestcrling , Norfolk :
Jo C. 1delcher , ( lust 'e83ei Wlsner ; hear ) '
Kirach , ltumnphroy ; I ? . hlesch , Leigh ; J. it ,
Johanmies , herman Triniborn , C. A. Lutz ,
Sanlimel 0a313 , Columbus : hi. IC. Young , Jacob
Ilouther , Nelrnska City : William Flammo ,
Ilorhili ; 11. 11. } ngieklng , hlinomfieldVil ; -
118111 Soo3t , Wausa ; Christ \Vaguer , Itan-
doiph ; GIISL hiarchert , John Suckatert , Os-
mend ; It. Fenskc , Winside ; ii , Evers ,
Laurel ; henry Ley , AuglIst Plepenstock ,
Fred Volpp , Otto Vogel , Wayne.
i'iiirtIt ut Mid isi'r.
SIDNIY , Net , . , Jimmie 29.-Speeiai ( Tele-
gramn-lig ) preparations are being made
hero for a manulloth h'ourth of July cole-
bration.
Tue shlnhmnor school , which has been in
progress the last two veeks , Is a ( leciliell
success , More tilan sixty arc In attenilamlce.
The classes are conducted by I'rof. Waiter
It. Siders of Alliance , Ward Vervatin ,
Lomigepolo , and I'rof. Charles I' . Cilanlbers ,
this city ,
0101111 ilirtlwehl , 10 years old , living twenty
flIhies hIoI'tileast of ilere , was thrown from
his horse this afternoon fluId silffereil a
fractured arm at the elbow joint. A PilYsi-
clan otteilded the boy amid set the iiljtlred
mom ber
Stilt ( ' C'liiistiiin Mis'simmiiiiry Sim'it't.
I3IATIt1CE , Nob. , Juno 29.-Special ( Tel-
cgranl-D. ) I ) . Burt of Omalla led tile morn-
illg devotional exercises at tile State Chris-
( inn Missionary society meeting tollS ) ,
President flalllwiil nllflouncc'd Ills comnlit-
tees , after Wihicil the annual report of corresponding -
responding secretary was read. it silowel
a total coiiectioll from various sources of
nearly 1,500. At 11 o'clock l. V. Soilars
of Ohio delivered no address OIl 'Persons
versIis Plans , " Time opening services tiii
evening were led by V. Fl Shirley of Nd-
son. Tile exercises closed with an address
by C. C. Smith of Cincinnati on borne mis-
Iliolls. Tilere were a large number of new
coiners at the grolluds today ,
Ilinkemimnim Hurt.
1)A1COTA ) CITY , Nob. , June 21.-Speclai. ( )
-Last evenhmig , as tile gravel train on tile
Chicago , St. i'llUI , Minneapolis & Omaha
railway \VZIS luakiug its last rim into South
Sioux City , Jailles Patterson , a brakeman ,
Wile was sitting on the brake ilnndle as the
train rounded tile curve 111(0 ( South SIoll ,
City , was thrown fromu Ills seat and iflIllCtl (
in tile rigilt-of-way OIl ills ImeatI lInti shoui-
tIer. lie was Ilot missed by tile train crew
for ilaif an hour , and in the meantime was
discovered In no unconscious condition by a
young hall of the town. lie was suffering
IflUCil plmin ( ruin his shoulder and "ns CoIl-
veyetl by time railway company to Sioux City
for treatment.
( ( fl izty smt lit-ill Iimcford.
hiiMINGFOitD. June 29.-Special (
Teiegrlmln.-Tills ) has been a great ( lay at
llcmulngford en account of epeihing of tile
creamery. Eleven tilousand four ilundrehl
and seventy pounds of milk was brought in.
\v. W. Marpie of tile l3eatrice Creamery
colupliny. Lincoln , who was present , stated
that tilts was the largest amount of immilk
that was suppllcd at tile Openimlg of aiiy
creamery west of the Mississippi river and
lie never heard of so nmuch being .furnished
any creamery in the United States. Addresses -
dresses were made by Dr. Peters amid Prof.
ilaecker of the University of Nebraska.
iii tiim' 3imIIn IImilt1s.
TECUMSEII , Neb. , June 2'J.-Speclai.- ( )
Mr and Mrs. Jolla Kavanngh of Tecumnsehi
hilive received a brief letter from tilelr SOn ,
Ensign Arthur Kavanagh of Admiral
Dewey's fleet. The letter was of a personal
character and contained but few remarks
in regard to tile battle of Manila. Mr.
Kavanagh says it was a terrific encounter
and that ile stood on tile bridge of the
Olympia with the commanding officer mlur-
lug tile fight. The Spaniards fought des-
perateiy , but ineffectually. One shell exploded -
ploded on the dcck o tile OlympIa , but
fortunately did btit slight damage.
5.-li ILI i'I et I im II N.
TABLE I1OCIC , Neh. , Jui1e 29.-Special ( , )
-Tile annual election of school district No.
33 was held yesterday and resulted in the
defeat of the women's calmilimiates anti the
election of C , Ii. Johnson and M. ii. Marble.
The schools arc in fine condition and tIle
treasurer's report showed a balance on ilanth
of $1,120.76.
hUMBOLDT , Nob. , June 29.-Speclal- ( )
0. A. Cooper and C. E. Mins were elected as
hOW members of tile Iloarmi of Education
Monday evening. A 25 mIll tax was levIed
and a nub montil& school year ordered.
Iimvesdiis.r f.tmdgtIoimey iii iuimsl $ ,
COLUMBUS , Nd , , , Jimmie 29.-Spe'ciai- ( )
Time board of directors of Tiitmsiiehla lodge ,
No. 12 , Sons of ilermnn , a German Ira-
brush order , vero instructed mmt the last
illeeting to ilurcilaso United States war
bonds with the surplus noney In tile tress-
tie ) . Time banks of this city have no trouble
to seii tilt' bonds 1111(1 85) they mostly go
ill less than $500 lots , but have 1110(10 SOIIIC
811108 Of $2,000. The First National imas 80111
over $12,000 StilcO they eceircd them.
% 'iimii hlmirvist.
ASI1I4AN1) , Neb. . Julie 29-Speclal- ( )
Tile farmers lIt this section are busy liar-
vesting their vimeat , The spring wheat this
year is ilOt so good as ill former years , but
tllo fall whetmt will yield more thlllfl hums becim
kilOwlm ( or niaiy years. 1)ennis lcan of
this city has 140 acres ( hint will yield forty-
Five buslIels to lle acre 01111 thcre are immaimy
fields that iih eveil ) 'Ieiml inure than ( list ,
The corn In tilts locality is ileetling raill
very badly ,
% 'mil ii imtmiis liiveor 0 imuim liii.
NORTh IIENI ) , Nob. , June 20.-Speclal ( , )
-Twenty 'oItlOteert3 of Cohmlpany F , Third
regiment. Captain \V , J. Me\'icker coin.
maniling , left here tills nlerimillg for Fort
Olnltiiil. 'here they will be mustered Into
the Unitetl States service. Tile balance of
time conipally will lie piekeil up at Fm.
mont. Tile boys were escorted to tue traIn
by time humid and imaif tile people In toWil.
, tumj ii reml I ii tt It ii , mmlvim
TINOS , Nob. , June 20-Speclal ( Tele-
rj-t ingrain , a young nian cia-
Iitilers , was seriously
- ht. lie was
clerk to give tmp the ofTIco to hmii , num-
bet of West Voint attorneys were present
and after exhaustive negllments on both
sidea tile court denied the writ. some
questions , purely of fact , were in Issue the
mfttter will be tried before it jiry at. the
imest regular term of tile district court for
Cmmmlng counts' , hIch is ct for Septem
bet 26.
ltmt Ventiicr nt SVes ( I'utmt.
WEST POiNT , Nob. , Juno 29.-Speclal. ( )
-The weather still remains intensely 1ot * ,
very slight showers falling occasionally.
lirmy making baa commenced and rye Is
ready to cut. Wheat is in splentilit cohdi-
tlon , Is almost all headed out and is well
filled , Corn Plowing Is nearly over , corn ,
In early planted fields b ing tqo 1ig to
cuittvltte.
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Ieiegmttes to 4miittlmmt * pim'm4tmt lam , .
CIIAIhtON , Nob. , June 20.-Special-A. ( )
meeting of the Chadron McKinley club was
ileld last night aIid time following dekgad's
were elected to attend the state conventIon
of republican clubs next mnootli 0. A.
Eckles , A , M. llartlott , Allen It. JuUnn , W ,
Ii. Iteytiolds , J. li' . Stanton , 13 , C. Harris.
: lglmt zitehi ArrnIgmlcd.
IiUMUOLIT , Neb , , June 29.-Special.- ( )
The case againt $ Nightatch T. W. Connor -
nor was disamisseil this morning in justice
court for want of prosecution , The charge
on whIch Coanor was arrested was dispos.
lag of liquor without a lIcense.
HAD RUN THROUGH A FORTUNE
Forimmer llimrumt Mt'relmnimt Fimds Iii , .
Career l , Cammimimi Ittlim p Suleitic
a mm I ) " , tm'r.
IIUI1ON , S. D. , June 29.-Speciai.-NewB ( )
Collies from Denver of the stllCldO of Cass
I ) , hiotlglmtoa , tate of tilts city. Mr. } lotmgh-
toll was among tile curly te5IlCtltS ( ( if IitmmOIl ,
coming hero with his parentS in 1881. TIle
family 'as welt-to-do and Cass and his
father were among tile first business firms
here. They brought 'Itil theta a antmg
little fortulle , 811(1 Cass vms a lively , dudish
sort of fellow , spentling alone ) freely 111111
indulging in any luxury that sllitcd his
fancy. Later the title turned 1111(1 ( mister-
tune followed mntsfortulme In rapid succes-
aba , The faintly heft here soon after losing
tllelr residence ProPerty in the cIty andntso
on tile farm , by fimc , together wmtii a imrivntc
barn hI the city to which were Mr. hlough-
toll's fine horses. These fires caused no lit-
tie conmnlent at the time they occurred1 and
their origin has always been a mystery.
The family located ill Missouri , 5111cc which
( line lIttle has beell known of theiti here.
News of thd death of Cass hioughton by
suicide \ as a great surpriSe to the coal-
mtlntty , thotmgh It has lOlIg been known
that lIe was wandering over the country
seeking nsslstance from friends and others
with s'lloIll he caine Ill colItact ,
5 * , mm t Ii ii , k a t a \ ' ( ) ) ( ru S ( ' VS.
C1IAMIIER.LAIN , S. I ) . , June 29.-Specifll (
Tclcgrain.-Tile ) eIghth annual Ineeting O
the South Dakota Sheep Breeders' 511(1 ( Wool
Gmowers assoclatioll convened hero today for
a t\vO clays' sesSiOll. Tile leadilig wool glow -
ers of the northwest are here and tile meeting -
ing Is time lhiOst important In the history of
tile association. An Informal sessioS Was
ibid thIs forenooIi. This Imftem000n time visit-
lag wool growers wOre taken out in the
cullntry to Inspect the alfalfa fields 011(1 ( tile
famous Irrigated farms In this vIcinity. A
bmmsiness session wIll be held tomnorrolv tore-
noon , theh the regular sesslolls all tlay and
evening at whidll mafly Imiterstitig auth .111-
structlve papers will be read.
itCIl Crt.msM 54)1' I It ' ( , ( .
RAPID CITY. S. D. , JUnO 29.-Spechill.- ( )
A fled Cross socIety , auxiliary to the nit-
tional socict3 , has been organized In this I
city. Tile omcers elected are : L'residenL
Mrs. S. 1'l Young ; vice presideilt , Mrs. Fred
Holcomb secretary , Mrs. James halley ;
treasurer. Mrs. 11. 11. Larrabee. Tue soiicty
has raised $ S3 to be used as nfl emergdilcY
fund by members of company M.
JLI'-t ! Ore fiseOVCV1'1.
DEADVOOD. S. D. , JUlIe 29.-SpecIal (
Telegrani.-The ) Starner tirotimers today
struck a large hotly of ore at Ragged Top
which assays $300 a ton. The ore body is
only a tow feet from the surface of the
grounml. It is considerctl one of the best
strikes ever made in tue Black lUlls.
i'.pi'r Climi mmmes un imils.
DEAIWOOD , S. I ) . , June 29.-Special.- ( )
The Union Star 11111 , publIshed at Galena ,
has gone into the hands of George Bennett ,
an old newspaper IllS ! ! of the hills. Time Pol
Itics of the paper will be changed from POPulist -
ulist to republican.
WtNDSTORM IN MINNESOTA
I t I1lovs iuvii 1111 lId Imgs amid lzimmm-
II ges Crmt. I , m I Ii * So a t It'estertm
ir.rt of tiit Stitte.
MINNEAPOLIS , June 20.-A special to
tJmo Journal troni sotltliwestern Minnesota
says that a heavy wiimtl amiml rain storm
passed over that section last night , bioviimg
down btmlldings and damagimlg crops. Near
Tmosky tvo houses were tiemnolished , but the
OCCUpililtS found safety in the cellar. One
girl was badly hurt. Tile depot was struck
by lightning end the buildings at the ( air
gmouimds were razed ,
Near Madison , Minim. , a barn , a granary
anti a school IlolIse were demolished.
LighltmlIng struck a cilurch niltl hour mills
at iawsoll , l'limiIl ,
TODAY'S ' WEATHER FORECAST
i'rlimiIl , I leN A i ( ' ilil it ViiI lit.
1"it I i. I mm St' 1 * riishu , At't'i iii mmmi mm it'il
l * ' 'umIn bie Vi ztls ,
WASHINGTON , June 20.-'Forccait for
Thursday :
For Nebraska ailtl South Lakota-Fair ;
variable winds ,
For MIssouri anti Kansas-Fair ; southerly
whmmis.
For Iowa-Geimemaily faIr ; varIable br
northerly winils.
For Wyoming-Fair ; nortlmorly winds.
OFFhCF OF TilE % \'EA'r1ilt iII1ltit7 ,
OtlAi IA , June 2'J.-Onitilln record of t'mu- *
lerLmttmre ) aliml rahiltimil comlilired WithI I he
eomresionding day of time last three ) 'elti's :
U1JS 1S97 1' ' ) II' *
\IixImimiim teinperitture. . . . 91 i..S hi ) OS
Minilntlni temperature. , , , 75 71 04 57
Average teinperatlmre . . . , gi o 7 : 02
itimiiiiihl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'I' . ( ' .00
itt cord of tenllmt'raturu ainl itrecIlittatiomi
itt Onmuha for this dimy amid lneQ Alareli 1.
I SS :
Noinmal for the dii ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
lxcess ( or time tlty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
ACCUflhllimLtCi excess since March . . . . . . . . .
Normal ritlimtmiii ( or tue . . . . . . . inch
lt'iiciency tar the mlziy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 liiCiI
, iOtill rItilItall slilce March . . . . . . . . inches
lefl'leuc'y simico Mnrcim 1. . . . . . . . . . 1.10 Inches
Deilciemicy ( or cur. JIerioJi 1(97. . . . 4.77 Inchmeii
lxcess ( or cur. PerIod , ISJG. . . . . . . . 2.55 iilChm (
JicilariN frommi Stiitiiiis Ut S p , imI , , ,
Seventy-fifth Merlilian time ,
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STATIONS AND STATJ OF
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WEA't'lLElt. :
Oiiila , clear . . . , , , , , . , , , & 3 Thi ,00
North Platte , clear , , , , , , , , . . . . , , , 78 Mi .00
Salt Luke City , clear , , , . . , . , , 90 hO .00
( 'hme mtimne.partlycluudy , , , , , . , _
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Bpaniah General Ha cTiEight ThoIlsalR
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CARRIES PACK TRAI AND PROVISIONS
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hIM Mnreli Is , ! 1y , a Siunli
llnlm,1. , of CliflhiM , , , ) % lt lie is
Il1moccsl ( at Suinn 1 ,
cxt. SunOy.
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( Colrigilt , IS9S , by Asatseinted l'resi , )
PORT ANTONIO , Jnn.3Ica , June 29-On (
Board Associated l'resmjql Dispatch Boat
DalntICsB ( , off Santiago the Cuba. June 28- )
Time Flying Sqtmadron , hitherto commanded
by Commodore Schley , has lost its identity
by an order Isaticti totlay by Hear Admiral
Saampson 51111 It has been mnergetl into tile
fleet , under time admiral.
The order caused coimsiderable surprise on
boarmi the Brooklyn , wilicim has been time
flagship of time Flying Squadron , where it
was supposeil the squadron would reulain
intact at least imitthl the fall of Salltiago
de Cuba. Commodore Scllley has been as-
sigimed to comnlanil tile secood squadroll
attaciled to Adnlimnl Sanlpson's flccL
From two Cobalt omcers picked imp by
time Vixen it has been learned that General
l'ando is moving eastward with 8,700 Spanish -
ish troops for time purpose of assisting the
beleaguered city of Santiago tie Cuba.
The Cubans ilad conic to Asorradero in
slllahl boats 'itim iiislmtches fronm General
hlios for Admiral Siunpson amid General
ItabI. They report that General l'alldO huts
with him sevemi battflhiOllS , Imumbertug 8,700
macmm , with cattle antI a Pack train wIth
lrovlsions. lie left MnllZanIllO , IlFOVIhiCO
of Santiago do Cuba , on June 22 , to relieve
General h4lnares. Time Spaniards were moy-
I lug at tile rate of twelve mmllles a tlay when
I the messemlger left and at their present
speed it Is expected they svill reach San-
tiitgo next Sunday , July 4.
The Cmmhans have a small force Ilangllig
on time SImnisil flank and rear and harassIng
General l'audu's troeps at every step.
Manzanilho is 127 amihes from Santiago tie
Cuba and time roads are In batl condition ,
The Ctlballs say if General i'ando reaches
his goal It will be with less than hfllf the
force 110 has started wItii Time Cubans
who ' arc imarassiimg 111111 'only number about
200 Immeil , but ha time Ilasses 511(1 In tIme bUsil
they are at a great advalmtngo.
I is llrobablotilat hmnllmethllite steps will
he tnkeim to throw a force of Americans and
Cubamls between Gemmeral l'nmltlo and Cell-
oral Linares. Pressed as time hatter Is oim
tlle east , ime could not spare a man for a
sortie to time west.
Ailmimlral Snnlpson has ascertained that
Amhimllmnl Cervern's fleet has nioved into the
tipper ilarbor of Samltlmmgo tie Cuba.
General Shatter , Ill Ills dispatches to the
secretary of war , comphimdlmted the fleet
for its assistance in lalmtllmmg troops.
\'ltlm the soldiers lanlel ( ( ( roam the Yale
yesterday and General Garqta's arniy trails-
Ported ( real time estwh'rf5l,000 amen In all
have beeii tilseinbarked tile vicinity of
Santiago tic Cuba.
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MAflK GRAVESIOF THE DEAD
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'Iit 11I' No llfiItmm1t ) Ill ltctltlt'a-
tiomi ilL ( 'LINe ItCSiuzmi IS
\VAS1IINGTON , Jumc ? t-TIme War do-
iartlmmeiit 1155 posted . % ' bulletin :
PLAYA IEL ESII , Julie 28.-The
graves of tile dead are ii.h'r'kcd so that there
t1hl be ho mlmlSthtkC ha Itcntiilcation. ! The
hcaitil of time UlflY ' i r 'ortetl t am ! .
tile sul'geOImtt am. reamaritiloly good 0uL51Ie
of tile wounded. Thete err today less Uman
ISQ macil SIck. So tar imo 1vulnletl have died
51111 but tWo Imlen have , licfj1 disease simice
leavhhlg camp. ' , S1-IAFTI61t.
Tile \'ar department also gives out ( lie
following cable cormesitomhlchiCC (
\VASHINGTON. Julie 5.-Major Ceimemal
Siiafter , Colnmamldillg , etc. ; Tile president
directs inc to send lli thanks to you and
yotmr army for the gallant action of yesterday -
day , which I gladly tb.
It. A. ALGER , Secretary ofVar. .
IIAIQUIItI , Cuba. Julie 26.-lion. Secretary -
tary of \ Var'ashhmigtoim : Sillcerest thamiks
to tile liresklent for'his coiigrathilatioils.
SIIAFTEIL , Major General.
I.Ot''i'flS 'i'll 16 1)itjN'l'HEit ) ARMY.
% 'nr leIlmrtlmlelmt i'tlIl lslms I lie i'iiets
! ! i-it-iIt , : i'rlcimds.
WASHINGTON , June 2P.-Tiie War do-
partmcnt lmims published a table , showing the
prcSellt station of ( lie troops of time volun-
tcer army. It is tile first of a series to be
IlimblisiletI weekly for time benefit of
who are aimxlotls to icmmow tile locatIon of
tileir frIends alll ( with whom they may wish
to commnmunicate. : TIme list does not give the
prccise place at which the troops are , but
hIll Icates shin ply tile headquarters through
which they nmay be reached. it is as follows -
lows :
First anti Second Alabalmia infantry , at
, liaini , Flu. ; First and Second Arkansas
iimtautry. itt Chlclcaniatlgn ; Fim'st and See-
entim CalifornIa limfantry , assigllect to time
l'llIiihmliliCS ) , via Sami FritllCISCO Sixth Cal-
ifomnia , Saim Fmaimclsco lattahiofl , artillery ,
Sail FrancIsco : First Colorado infantry , the
thhmliiIlPlilt ( % , via Sail Frallcisco ; First Coil-
imecticut himfantry , Covemndr's islailtl : b.it-
( cry A , CommiitiethCut. anti batteries B anml
C , heavy artillery , ( loverlmor's isiniltl ; First
1)istrict ( If Cohunmbiii Infantry , Talilphl ; First
ielaware ) Infantry , Goverlmoi"mt Island First
Florida iimfniltry , Tanmpa ; lust Georgia In-
( ailtry , at chiekaumaliga ; SceolmO Geoi'gia Ill-
faimtrv. at Tinupa : batteries A timil B ( If
Georgia light artillery , at ( lihickamnnuga :
First hllailo iilfulitry , to the I'hmihipplnes , via
Sami Francisco ; First IllinoIs Infailtry , at
Tanipa ; Secomlmi anti Fotirth Illinois infantry -
try , at Jacksomivillo ; Timirmi ilild F'iftim liii-
iiois i II ( mi ii I ry miiitl I II e Fl mitt I ii I imols caval my
alld battery A , light artillery , at Chicks-
Illinois infami-
mauga ; Sixth 511(1 Sevelltim
try , at Caimmp Alger ; One hundred aimtl
Fifty-seveiith limmilamma imifantry. at Tampa ;
Oime hluimdred iuiitl Fifty-cIgihtIm amid Dime
Ilundremi and Sixtietim hmuihluilL Infaimtry , at
Cimickamnauga ; One hiuiidretl 811(1 Fifty-
Ii I iltil I ii d I nil ii lain U try , at Cain p A ige r
Twenty-sevemmtim amId Twemity-elghmth In-
ihlana battery , at Cliickamimaimga ; Forty-
nimmtl * itnml Fiftietim Iowa limfantry , at Jack-
stmnvllle ; Fifty-first Iowa infantry. to the
PilliilpiimeB ) , viii San Francisco ; Fifty-see-
01111 ilifaimtry , at Cimlekilmatiga ; TwentIeth
Kalmeas immfalltry , to til ' l'ilillplmiilmts ' , via
51111 FrancIsco ; Twenty-first ICaulttas Infurm-
try , at ClliclarIlauga ; 41'venty-secoliml Ken-
sail ixmfautry , at Camiip1Aiger : FIrst , Secomld
and ThIrmi Kentucky jmmffltry , at Cilicka-
nmaugu ; batteries A and B of ICeimtueky ar-
ttiiery , at Cilicknmnauia tJnirst and Secomld
Louisiana limfantry , at' fiamnI , Flu , ; First
Maine Imlfamitry , at Chiltiitnmnnuga ; Fifth
Marylanti Infantry , at t'rqmnpa ; Second cmi
Nintil Mnsncilusctts infastry , to Cuba , via
Tmtnmpa ; xtii Mimssaqhlnm tts iimfamltry , at
Camp Ar ; Eighth 11ii8sillPl Infantry ,
aLChickanlauga ; Tbiry-hmrst Mielligan ill-
failtry , t Cillcl < allltilIia ; Timirty-secomld
dlchIlgan infantry , at 1Tlmtupa ; Tllirty-tilird
ella Tbitty-fourttm Mlbitigan Infantry , to
Cuba , via Tampa ; Twelfth and Fourteenth
litinilesOtil. infantry , to 1Ciiltkainammga ; Tilir-
teeimtim Mimmnesota imlfthltry , to tIle P111111 * .
lImes , via San Francisco ; 'First MississippI
Infantry , at Chickamnauga ; .Scventll Missis-
slppi Infantry , at Jacksonville ; FIrst , See-
oath anti Fhftim Missouri infantry , at Chickamauga -
amauga Timird anti Fourth Missouri infantry -
try , at Camp Alger ; light battery A of 811s-
stmuri , at Cilickalnauga ; First Montana in-
tamitr1 to tile PillllpjInCs. via San FrancIsco -
cIsco ; First Nebraska infantry , to Lime
PhilippInes , via San Francisco ; Second Nebraska -
braska infantry , at Cilickamauga ; First
troops Nevada cavalry , to the Philippines ,
Francisco ; First New hampshire
Sixty-fifth infantry , at ( 'amp Wiger troops
A nnml C , New York cavalry , at ( 'amnh' Al-
gem ; Seventh North t'aroiina infantry , at
JnckPonvillt' Secotmth North Carolina tnfan'
try , at Italcigh , N , C. First South Iakota )
Illfantry , to the PiiIiIpmhlmcS , via Saim i'tan-
ciscO ; Fltst TenfleBSC'e infantry , to tile i'lmhl
ippilics , 'miii ' San Francisco ; Seeotmti TennesSee -
See Infantry , at Camp Alger ; Third Tenacs-
see infatmtry , at Chickalimaugat First anil
Second Texas lnfnntry at Miami , Via. ;
Third Tcxa infantry , at Fort Clarke , 'Fez. ;
First Texas cavalry , at Saa AntonIo , Tex. ;
batteries A and Ii of Utah highlt artillery , to
the Pimilippines , via San FrahmeiscO : First
troop Utah cavalry , to the Pimillilplacs , vift
San FrancIsco ; Second atiti Fourth Virginia
Infantry , at Jacksonville : Tiliril VIrginia
infantry , at CanIp Alger ; i'irstVest \'ir-
ginia Infantry , at Chickanlatlsmt First \Vis-
cOhslh lmif llti'y , at Jacksonville ; Second
and Tihird Vtscommshn timfalltty , at Chicka-
immauga ; h'irat W'yoimilng Infantry , to time
l'hliihlhilfl'S. via SaIl FrailcisCob aiso I'irst
Wyoming light battery ; First Uniteti States
volunteer cavalry , to Cuba , via Tampa ;
Second liiilteti States rolummtccr cavalry , at
Jacksonville : Thmirtk tll UnIted tatcs volun-
Leer cavalr3 , at Clmickaniauga ; the Astor
battery , to the l'htiipllllles , via Samm Fmnmi-
chsco ,
S.tMi'SN ( ) Sl'INIIS SOI II ltlii'Iht'l' $ .
CIIIIlilb'lllN * timt' ( 'iiliiims , liotim ( ) tii'Ts
* 1mm it iteim fa r 'l'Imei r ( ' , , * i en ste.
WAShINGTON , Jtmne 29-Tile Navy tie-
l'mmrtlnelmt ' today l"310d the toihowimmg bulii'
tin , gtvitig a retiort from AilImliral Sanlpsoil ,
tmimdor date of Jumle 22 , oft Santiago :
On tile mmmomnlng of the 16th time batteries
at the entrance of Santiago were subjected
to a severe boniltarimnent [ my tile fleet. Time
hiring was deliberate , amid ilm gdiloral , lflost
excchielmt The batteries were quIckly si-
ieileell , 0mm the 15(11 ( thS Texas , Marblehead
itlltl Suwaflee tlstroyed tile fort at Guan-
tailnImmo.
Ot' the 10th tile Yankee engaged a Spall-
sh gliltboat oft Clemlfuegos. OIl th 17th
Lieuteliaiit Ilarlow , vithm two stt'.tllm
iauncilcs , 0110 uimtit'r Cutlet l'oweli , UIId olme
under Cadet Hart , 1115110 aim exanlinlltlon of
Cabanas bay Time latlllciles were subjected
to a ileaVy and cOlmtimltled fire at short range ,
111111 verc struck scvellteeil times. alttloUglm
110 0110 was hurt. Lieutenalmt ilarluy. Ill
imhs report , Ilartietliarinmalses thic ColitilICt
of Cadets Hart aild l'oweli dId Co5lvltilli3
O'ionneil ' 81111 Bloom ,
On the 19th General Garcia anti illS Stat !
iIsted the ihagsimhp , ilavlng arrlve'l Gmat
nmomnlng at General Rabi's cnlmip , ttt Accer-
reilos. My iIImlmreBSiolls of General Garcia
arc of tile umost ilensant character. lie
a. large , hauisonie , macil of llmest frailk * t.
emlgngiimg manners , mmd of Illoilt iloitl'
afpearalmce.
The fleet has , with nmy directions , fimi'-
Ihisilelb amnms , clotiiiiig nimmi food to tile
Cuban forces , both atiil east anti vest of
Santiago. Mtmchm has been (10110 ( in tills di-
rectiomm at Gualltanaimlo lmy Coinmuander Mc-
Coils , who hits been imlost ciliclent in ren-
dcring all assistance possible. Greet tour-
age has been shosvn by the Cubans tmt
Guantanaillo , antI Conmniammtier McCnlia is
most eulogistIc 1mm rerorellce to their coit-
duct. Tlmere are about 10,000 Cubaims
In tills iimmnmetllate vicinity.
011 tIle 20th th nrluy tralisliorts arrived
anti General Shatter anti I Patti a visit to
Generals Garcia itilti hall. The process of
discimlbnrkation was rendereti difficult by
ilcavy seas , tIme imeaviest which we iiave 115th
during ( lie three weeks tile fleet has been
statIoned here. By : t o'clock in the after-
lmooii , however , 4,000 JimOil Iveme ashore , and
the work was proceeding Witll grout rapidity -
ity , The pier was miOt hmljuretl , anti one of
( lie steamers ivent aloilgaitle of lit. 'rile
water suliply Wits Ilot initlrtal.
Tue Vesnvlus has tloiie almost nightly fir.
lug silice it huts beelm here , tile explosiomi of
tile siltllhS prutlucimig very great effect.
-'l i.l. N'i' iil.4 ) 1' S IIAi'i'I'iR'S l'i.ANS.
NOt ( lidired to % ViiIt tI.t' , irriviil of
It. . I mm Cu cc.- , , , eli ts.
WAShINGTON , June 29.-Presitlont McKInley -
KInley was up uimtll well after lilitbnigilt
timis morning , golmmg over the war situation
with Secretary Alger. Adjutant Goimem'al
Corblim was also With imial UI ) to a late hour.
During the time the three were together at
time lVhilte House tilere was an informal
tilsclisslolm of tile situation , and it was stated
positively that the dIspatch of reinforce-
nments from ii 'e : Q.1ld uot C5USO Gelieral
Shimfter to delay any 1)15118 lie mimy ilave
formnulatetl. TIme iresidelit frequemmtiy of late
has been slttilig tip until an early hour 1mm
the niormiing watching the developumeuts auth
m'altlng for IICWS frollm time arumy in Cuba.
Botil Secretary Alger and Adjutamlt General
Corbiii are usually 'ith 1dm ilmmtil a late
hour on these occasions.
As a result of the late hour at which he
retireti , Presidemtt McKtmmley was unusually
hate In beginning work today. There was
a long line of callers that soon crowded the
large rcceptielm room , hilt it was consitler-
ably after 10 o'clock before he begun seeing
8il of timeill. Owing to ( lie crowd a imumimber
of senators and mnenmhers left without see-
log the preslllent , Semmator l'hitt had to
call twIce ill conilectioli with securing a
promotion for one of tile 11100 of cavalry
( hoop A , tile orgaimlzatlon now at Camp
Alger , immathe UI ) princilaily ) of a number of
representatives of oltl New York families ,
ltIltI Adjutant General Corbln , who caine
over after 30 o'clock , to talk over mimic army
matters , went away without accomplish-
lug his nmission.
Itejoici' uI Brauke's ( , im , i.mlsslim ,
ST. LOUIS , June 29.-A special to the
I'ost-Ilspatcll fromu Cilickaoiauga l'ark says
that there is great satisfaction felt amomig
tile troops here over the report from Wasll-
imigton that Major General I3rooke will be
alllohnteti mimilitary goverimor of l'orto lilco.
St. , rts to Join tlerritl ,
ATLANTA , Ga. , June 29.--Major George
I' . Scimrivcr , speelal olllcer of tile Depart-
meat of the Gulf , who WitS recently ap-
poiimtetl mIlItary secretary to General Wesley
MerrItt , heft last mlighlt for San Francisco.
AY'S
Terbk
Speedily Cured By
CUTCURA
My baby was about four weeks 011 * when be
began to salTer Irom that terrIble disease ,
Eczema. I triet every remedy I thought
would do hint gotvl. I oven called In tue
doctor Ilimo tout 300 it Wolilli rear away in
tilne , but I useti his medIcine to noaccount. I
dItI ot know what to do with hilni , lie crIed
all tile tlmime and imia face Was equal to a raw
of beat , it was horrIble , anmb iook6d as
hr tilero wits Ilever any skin on it. I imati to
carry lilui around on a pillow. 1 was fairly
iliscoumageti , I was then recommended to use
Cu'ricuiu. hisIEPiE8 , Tit first time I used
them ! could see the change , I used about
half a hmox of CCTICUIIL ( ointment ) , and riot
one half cake of CUTicmnhA SoAp , and at the
end of one sisort weele ray babjj was en1irc1
cvred. ¶ I'bero lmas never been a trace of it
since , to-day liii skin is as smooth and soft
as a 1)10CC ) of sIlk. Ithium. J , C.
Peb,21't18. ' 360 So , 1st St. , Jl-
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REIEIBERS TIlE SAILORS
Senate ESt0tbb1lC8 a Precedent hI ItA
llcsolutions of Thtnks.
RECOGNIZES VALOR OF NAVAL HEROES
ilimestinu of ilitmik % 'iiI iIa'reift&'r ( lmt
l ) l'IRir ( ' iii liii' lisilMfll ) Of
liomnr.s fur llrroie
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W'AS11INGTON June 20.-A imrecedeflt
that will be historic' was stabiishetb by time
5eiato at its SeSsloIl today. For tirobably
time first tlaie In the lltatory of the semiato
a resolutIon was atiopt'd tclmderilmg tile
thanks of c'olmgress to colanlolm seamen , spe-
clflcahiy namlmilmg thrill tim the resolutloil ,
The resoltitloll t'lieiteti several iatrlotic
Speeciles in whicim the iirivate soldiers of
the array allti the COmi'mmlmOil sailors of the
ilaVy were giowingly eulogireti.
Tile resoiutlomms offt'retl by the lmre1iCtlt
'ere adopted , teimtlerimmg tIle thanks of colm
gross to Naval Constructor liobsoim and the
other heroes of time Merrinmac , and to Lieu-
tt'nant Frank ii. Ncweonlb , conmmmmnlmdcr of
the revenue cutter iludsolm , for his gallallt
rescue of time \'inslow allil its ere' Oil Car-
(101155 , anti retiring oil full Pay Ctiimttmin
liotigson of the McCuliocil for tiistlmlgulshed
services at Maimila.
Coilsitieratlolm of the general tieficleilt'y
bill was concluded , and the ulcastmro was
115850(1. Aim fllilcllttmlmcllt of great immlllor-
teilce % 'aB attitciieil to time bill , imractienlii 1
gemlemal commseimt. It relates to the settlemelmt
of time claims of ( lie goveranlemIt against the
l'acifle railroatts ,
It mvas offered by Mr. Morgnil , tmllo lml5le
a strolmg appeal to the seimate ( or Its ntlop.
tioim , Before It mvns agreed to Mr. Willie of
California ProPoseti sonIc atmimintinments to it ,
Immaklilg It omen llmorc binding on tile rontis
than it WflS uI its origimlai ( orimi. 'rime
amiieimtiimment in full follows :
Tilat the 8ecretnry of time trcastmry , of (1111 (
imiterior slId tile attorlley gt'llerill , alId their
successors uI 0111cc , be almtl tIle ) mire mtit
i'tlhlltel a coimmmulesloim wttll 11111 imvcr to
ctle tIle Indebtetiimess to tile govemlillmdilt
I , im utmiug utmt of Limo Issue tif ( Willis iii aid of
tile coiistrimctioi.i of tlm Ceimtral l'ncihlc ailtl
\S'cstcmn l'aei tic bonl-ltltleti ! rtiilrolmtls , upon
slick terimis Imilil in sucit 1111111 ilC as 11111) ' he
ngreetl by timenm , or u lllztjerity of ( beam ,
anti ( lie owners of said roads , llroVltled tImt
ally anti all settidilmellts tlmus iimitde shall ho
subnmitteti Ill writing to time lresideilt for his
apmrovnl or disapproval , auth umiless imp-
proved by him simail not be blntlimig.
Ctiit'vt ( lie FimI I ( 'loIns.
Tilat said coimminission shah hut agree to
aeCelmt a hess SUill lit set4lcmlleiit of the
afllotiilt duo tlmon tilt ) fuil I ahmmotl mm t 0 1 all
IiiilhCillai nmmtl ninoimimts to reimburse the
Uniteti States for imiolle'S Pnid for immtert'st
or otherwise , aimtl lrovltled ( list ssitl cOIll
mIssIon is lmercby eiimpouscreti to grant euch
tillmo or ( lames of ia'iiieilt ) by instmilhmnent
nmmd at such rates of imiterest , to be mint hess
tllan 3 per cemmt per animuin , l1a'able SCmlli
annually , slid vitll suell sectiritios as niay
rcenm expetliemlt , tmroviiletl , however , tlmnt Ill
any SCttienlelit that limay be nmatie the Ihimal
pnylmlent iuitl full miisclinrge of such intiebt-
CdilCSIl shall imot be POstPOimCti to exceeti tell
years , aimd tile ll'hlOle allmoumlt , priilclpal anti
interest , sililli lie imahil in etiuiil senil-nimnual
Iaylmi3iits * witlilli the Period SO Ihiniteti , antI
lii all ) ' scttlCmllelmt iiiittio It 811011 be rovhtlcd
If default 811511 lie 1115110 in all ) ' llamnmommt
of eitimer priiicial or imiterest , or ilimy Part
thereof , ( lien tile shole suimm 51111 all in-
stal I Iri'n ts , tin mmcl ilitl silO I Ii terest , hmnl I 1111-
mediately boconlo duo multi payalho , lint-
withistnmmtliiig nil ) ' other stipulation of sahtl
itettl einen t.
That there Is imerehy apimropriatcd out of
any iiioney iii tile treasury not otherwise
approprlatcti time sum of $20,000 to defray
time oxpciises of saith COilmilliliSlOn 1mm immakimig
the salt ! scttleinoimt.
Tllo bill as passeti carries about $227,000-
000 , the largest simm carried by any appropriation -
priation measure slimce the civil war.
After ( ho passage of the deficiency bill
consideration of the Hawaiian annexatIon
resolutions was resumed , Mr. Caffery ( dciii , ,
La. ) concludimlg his speech in oppositloim to
annexation.
ft ( -t it 1esit Ciut rut-i.
WASHINGTON , Juime 29.-SwIft and Coni-
pany of Chicago ilavo been awarded time big
comitract for supplyiimg all the beef Iloeddib
by time arnmy In Cuba.
KSFORD 'S
oswo ooR
STAR
for the table.
The Original , Oldest and flost.
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ri Wetworth Mill
( lovcrnmentsupervislon. Nm
LrL1L : yearlorwnntotmoomn _ MAIOI 1
Biliousooss
em i live liseit your ' , mimlRhic CAlA. (
IliuM intl find thenm pelfeet. Couldn't tie
wltilout them I hamo uiseti them tortoine time
for lntlIgction antI biliousness mind am aots coin
pk'tely curoti Bt'comnmcad thienm , to et'ety one.
Once trIed. you mIli hover Le Icithiout them ifl
( ho famIly. ' Etiw. A. MARX , AIbanyN. Y.
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CA1DY
ti0I , MARPt PIOIflSID
Pleasant , Pltat1e , Potent. Tte Good , 114
Uool , I'eer , Sicken , Ycakener Gripe. lOt' , ale , tO , .
, . . CURE CONSTIPATION. . , .
st.tIte timid c..p' . , tlttso , 5.IriI. S T.r. l
N 0 5t11i ftlti guarmiiitert1 liy all , trmm.
M gtstSto & , URLITObIICCO habit.
DUFFY'S
PURE MRT WtIISKY
ALL. DflUCCISTS5
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Mrs.'tnslomv's ilootiming Syrup hums lmeeti
used for over 60 ycars by nmilltuns of amutil-
ems for their elliltiren ivililo teotiilimg mvitii
Perfect SllCC'et'S. it iltOtilt's tile child , stmft.
ella tile gummms , ahlli'l ( nil 115111 , CIlCOS'iimtt
colic anti Is ( lie hist reniedy for 1)hitrrhmoea.
SohI by tiruggists in every hurt t time
world. lIe html C mumtl ask fur "Mrs.'illstiulv'5
$ ootlmlng Syrump' and take ho oilIer kind.
23 VomIts it bottle ,
O-WDIC4L ! Msii
COMlHED TREATMENT
-01' TilE GREAT CURATIVE POWERS ,
1i1L ;
l'ernmaliemitly lncateb in Onlitima , Neb.
130 ! Icartltlmil Street.
lYe 1IC referelmee to tIme bct linimlca , bust-
lmesi4 Inch aimti nmerclionts iu tile do' .
WEAK
M1)SUFFERIrO ) WOMEN
If ) 'OII l4iifllIlS' iieti electricIty we Call
gi 1'O I 0 0(1 ' * * 1l iii mill ) ' it ilti itll of I t it forums.
Static , Fei'lltblty imiii ( ' , itlvim Ilic treatment ,
ml I itt ) nil lflhtliIiI'i' (1 ( 1 ( 'l2t't rlt'al boti y a 111,1 , I-
1111cc : ; for itt't'itth electm'ht'iil tl'ciltllleilt of
lIllY part tr organs of I lie hotly.
1 1 you imt'eti lulc'tiidiil ti'tiatlllellt , We are
prt-pait'ti 0 * ) give you the beet SIt'cirkl mccli-
cal treimtillemlt tlmut ChIll be olmtalitt'tI itimy-
l lIe re.
I f your cnmtm Is deep scttcti : anti hilts lntt-
Ilt'tl nmnmiy doctors , iteCiitIits mmimml reccietlieii ,
(11011 WO ila\'C time ailly ireittinemlt that cita
gi' ( ' ) 'Oll relief ii 11th CII me , Omi V etmumilti llel
iIFX'TiO-ti ( ElICAI. 'ritlA'rM EN'I' , iii
vhllclm lIe coilmbllie t lIe gicit t Cml mit I it'e l1Os'-
ers of electricity nni * mimetlicIlmes imy tmimi' own
orlgiimal ilietiltid , Which cult's itfter otiierct
have fm lIed , a iltl l * ) in tat iti o I uv llIc Ii va
are effeetlimg cures of ( 'uSeS , that wtluld
lie Impossilile to oimtaiim by electricity or
cuedlehime alone , or Ity any otimer * 4)5(0111 ( ot
trea I Imielit.
Opemm tliiiiy fronm S a. ni to S p. iii. 51111-
( lays 10 to oiily.
'ivitiTE if you can not call. All corre-
sltndenco iii litiit eilV&'lOitt'lt , coflhltieflttal ,
STDLT ELECTO
MEDICAL NSTTUTE
laos Ftm'tmain St. . Oumlililim , Neb.
FlUC.'I'IONAI. .
BrowoII flail
Opens Sdpt. ltth ) , 4898.
Boardimmg and 1)ay So hio1 , fom'Git'l
Ummtier the direction of hit. hey. George
' .Vortiiliigtocm , S. ' 1' . D. , LL. D. Primary.
preparatory and collegiate cotirat's , Corn-
peteimt corims of tencimers. Mtderim * methods -
ods and every rtdvnultago offered. Strict
nttentltmn Ilaid to tIle amoral , mental and
physIcal veli hdillg ( If ( lie students , Iipho-
nuts comlel'm'c'l. Preilal'es for all colleges
open . to wonmen. Special courses In high.
( ii. Emmgllsli , Sciences , A clekilt mtnd ? 'Iotiurii '
Languages . , Mclic illml Art. Tt'rnms Iiiod.
el.itte. ltimiitllmig rollalretl amid In excellent
order. Sanitary plumbing. SatIsfactory
litealil Ileathiig ,
I'ilrcnts anti guardimmcls desirIng to enter
PtlhmIiS myth lieBhiC ) itemiti for Catalogue , or
dummy lmersmrlitllY to
Mrs. L. R. Upton , Priu.
IilW11L'il l1mll. 0 uilalimI , Nb
gary AatQmy OIaJi4ai : :
t'hmlildlngs beInirerected. Uttidentit rejsctetifust 1
SANDFORIJ SELLtRS. M.A. . Supt. , LEXINOTON.
IfYouWanttoSee
G * the Padfic Ocern
* ! * There will never be a time when you can
see it for so little expense.
* * gf Yo Vnt to Make lome
* * on ts BeLtif Snores
e There will never be a time when you can
buy so much of it for so little money as
right now :
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* * EXCURSION GOES , OMAHA TO PORT-
: f LAND , PRACTICALLY FREE ,
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