THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1900.
DIN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Maintain Wholesome Progress
nd Collections Improfe.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION IS HEAVY
rtetall Trad Retarded at Sosa folat
kr Anrers Weather Caadl
tloa that AtTeet Crop
Oatlook.
NEW TORK. June 1 R. O. Dun Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
ay:
Business maintains wholesome progres
and mereantll collections improve. The
week's aggregate transactions show the
effect of the holldiiy and seasonable quiet
In certain line, but a rood gain la noted
in comparison with the corresponding
period of a yer previous. Uncertainty re
garding tne crop" caused unusual con
servatism at the northwest until this week,
I when the outlook became sufficiently en
couraging to resume confidence. In many
Jobbing line there la no prospect of vigor
ous activity until fall, but wholesale distri
bution In now heavy and,retall business la
only retarded at points where temporary
weather conditions ara adverse.
Utile idle machinery la reported at man
ufacturing plants, except In a few cases
of labor disputes, and several substantial
Increases In wages became effective June 1,
Hallway earnings thus far recorded for
May exceeded last year's by 11 1 per Cent
and foreign commerce at this port for the
last week showed gains nf II. "M. 881 In Im
ports snd I4UV.74.1 In exports. Money Is re
turning from Ban anciaoo and more
gold has been engaged abroad, but the se
curity market rules comparatively quiet.
Aside from the strike of the founders and
moulders the Iron and steel Industry is
In splendid condition. No decrease In ac-
tivlty of textile machinery has occurred,
although It Is believed that some mills are
overtaking orders, and the tone of the
primary market for cotton goods developed
a little weakness, but without any radical
redjctlon in quotations. Footwear fac
torlea are supplied with orders that will
maintain full activity for two or three
months snd supplementary contracts for
full delivery continually arrive from sales
men or by mail. The higher prices an
nounced last week on sole leather came
as n surprise, owing to the dullness of the
mifr-kef, and tended to make business still
smuller.
Failures this week numbered 17 In the
United States, against 198 last year, and 13
In Canada, compared with 39 a year ago.
II K PORT Or THB CLEARING HOISE
Transactions of the Asaoelated Banks
for the Week.
NEW TORK, June l.-The following
table, compiled by Bradatreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended Msy SI, with the percent
age of Increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
CITIES. -" Clearings. Inc. Dec.
New York $l,tflS.7,1.14 1.0 ....
Chicago 163.529.949 . ....
Boston 116,371. 436 it ....
Philadelphia 137,648,414 18.4 ....
Bt. Louis 46.375.103 .... 11.6
Pittsburg 4U.519.670 .... 9.0
Sun Francisco" (not available).
Baltimore 22.12,214 15.S ....
Cincinnati 19.94,100 14. ....
Kansas City 19, 413,191 S.O ....
New Orleans 14.080,035 .... , S
Minneapolis 12.417,940 .... 22.1
Cleveland 12.642.140 1 5 ....
Louisville 9.9ij,317 1 ....
Detroit 10.034.226 5.1 ....
Los Angeles 7.837, 7H0 .... 20
OMAHA .848.K9 17.2 ....
Milwaukee (.666.751 14 ....
Providence S.912.100 .t ....
Buffalo 6.2M.&N) 17.0 ....
Indianapolis (.266.627 .... 12. J
BL Paul ,8M.908 19.6 ....
Denver 4.963,232 .... 1.6
Seattle 4,674.301 101. S ....
Memphis 1, 238,692 .... 14.5
Fort Worth 4.324.440 34.6 ....
Richmond S.985.240 l.S ....
Columbus 4,366,8o0 .... 11.0
Washington 4.972.424 .... .8
Bt. Joseph ........v... 4.837.785 7.4 ....
Savannah 8.906, 203 17.5 ....
Portland, Or. S.8M.665 48.2 ....
Albany 8.913,785 .... 8.2
Suit Lake City 8.349.09 16.4 ....
Toledo . 8.16,415 (.8 ....
... .Rochester 8,420,020 .... 19.8
Atlanta " 8.ft,0Ti 29. ....
Taeoma 2,875.358 85.0 ...i
Spokane, Wash. S.240.6.S6 38.9 ....
Hartford 8.861,356 16.4 ....
Nash villa 8,8.0ii0 66.1 ....
Peoria MS3.076 .... S.l
Des Moines 1X.901 . .... 6.8
New Haven 2.045.878 18.7 ....
Grand Rapids 1.907,001 6.5 ....
Norfolk 1.072..t'4 7.1 ....
Augusta. Oa 1.112,677 .... 21.7
Springfield. Mass 1.324.990 2.4
Portland. Me 1.475.9S8 20 0 ....
Dayton 1.598,122 14.5 ....
Sioux City 1 543,337 .... 8.1
Fvansville l.l6,7f4 .... 5.4
Birmingham 1,891,280 41.8
Worcester 1,133.694 19.8
Syracuse l.jW.742 12. ....
Charleston, 8. C 1.1' S.l 43 28.1 ....
Lincoln '. 1.007,694
Knoxvllle 1.247.850 61 2 ....
Jacksonville, Fla 1,167,184 6 7 ....
Wilmington, Del 1,094,475 4.5 ....
Wichita 8K9.6S9 .... 13.6
Wllkeslarre 794.792 3.9 ....
Chattanooga 622,340 .... S5.4
Davenport 607,849 61.7
Little Rock 944.947 5.9 ....
Kalamaxoo, Mich 704,690 .... 6.0
Topeka 68.446 39 6 ....
Wheeling, W. Va. ..'... 777,7X7 15 4 ....
Macon 461.626 11.0 ....
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OH LITTLE W
Mouth and Eyes , Covered With
Crusts-Face Itched Most Fear
fullyHands Pinned Down to
Prevent Scratching
MIRACULOUS CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
M WTiea say littla bey was tlx mentfc old, at
kaa sosema. The sora txtaatca se awiekly
th whols M; that ws at eaee tailed la
la sector. Ws tata
west U aaetasr sector,
but a seal set belt
kun, sad ia sur despair
w wsat te a third aas.
Hatters beeam so bad
that" be bad regular
boles la bla ebeebs,
Urga eaeug to nut
flager lata, Tas food
ha to be g whh a
. spooa, far bis inoutb
was sTsred wttb snwts
at tbiek as a tsfar, sad
whasever be Maea tbs
Basntb they Begs to
bleed sad suppurate, as
did alt hit ,
Heads, arm a, obest, aa
back, ia short Ska whole
bear, was severed eref
aad ever. VTs bad as
reel by day at tight.
Wasaerer h was laid
la bit bed, we had to
ia his haaa dswat
otherwise be wsal4
Auonao Botmarsj.
Scratch bat lass, aad
bui aa ear. I uu
have ltche. Best faarfullr.
era. 1 toils hi (ess Bust
"si Basil thoaght aetalag eeuM beta,
a 1 bad Bads By aaiad te aead bt wu
with tbt sbiid to Europe, hoping that the tea
air Bight sura aim, etherwU he was to be
ut tukder feed Medical sue there. But,
Lord be bleated. Batters Mai differeaily,
aad ws seen saw a atiraols. A frlead ef eurs .
teoke abeut Cudeuxu. Ws Bade a trial with
Cutiewa Beep, Ola tm tat, aad Keealveat, aad
withia tea dayt er Iwe week ws aetieed a
decided iinpro esaeat. Just aa aukkly as tha
aickaets had appeared k ale begaa to dis
appear, aad wi&la tea weeks the abild was
absolutely well, aad bis skim was amooia aad
whiuataeverbefere." F. Uehrath. Preaideat
f tha C. L, Hoarmtfc CeBpaay, Maaafasa,
rers t Bil k Kibbeaa, 4 u' Kiah Alley,
Jaae , &. South Bethiaheaa, Pa.
4Oci Soe, Ohawi PtIU arc mi ttti M
Bw . u J r' Uu t w (w. In rwH-aMwa
Itna, lnWimtni
prlngfleld. Ill
Fall River
Helena
6K2.655 . ....
57.S1S .... 18 6
' 27 1
ftHS.l7 88. 1 ....
831JW) .... 19 0
41.47 .... 18. S
673.214 69.0 ....
422.11 .4 ....
528.911 20 3 ....
4M.016 16 6 ....
471.89 80 8 ....
470.0 27.0 ....
628f 89.S ....
3)162 .... Ill
8IO 126 29 5 ....
806.594 2.9 ....
22.414 .... 1ST
3X6.940 29 5 ....
241. 409 .... 2 8
2.44 .... I.S
S47.7S8 91 ....
156.105 .... 22 2
.fi:, 26. ....
3.t
17.217.8-4 94 S ....
11.156.nno 81.6 ....
648.9T4 .... 29 3
Islington
Fargo, N. D
New Bedford
Toungstown
Akron
Rockford. Ill
Cedar Kapids. Ia...
Canton, d
Blnghamton
Chester, Pa
Lowell
Oreenshtirg, Pa
Illoomlngton. III....
Pprlngfleld. O
4julnrr. Ill
Mansneid, u
Iecatur, 111
einux Falls. 8. D...
Jacksonville. Ill
Fremont, Neb
Potith Hend, Ind...
Hoiistont
Oalvestont
Fort Wayne
Total. V. 8 tl4.393,44
2.0
Outside N. Y. City.... 790,9'.',3'i9
CANADA.
8 26.743.036
, 18.3wi.784
Montreal ..
18.1
63 2
49
23 6
46J
13.6
Toronto ...
Winnipeg ..
9.470.817
1.9H3.6H7
1.M4.890
2.178,079
1.SK7.336
1.3S7.125
924.411
.l,0f.871
670.146
908,163
Ottawa ....
Halifax ....
Vancouver
Quebec ....
Hamilton
St. John. N
B..
10. 0
'i.i
Iondon. Ont
14.1
Victoria,
Calgary, Alberta
Total. Canada 6,lfl6.1rtl
18 8
balances paid In cash.
Not Included in totals because contain.
Ing other Items than clearing.
fNot Included In totals; comparisons' In
complete.
BR ADHTr)EBTS RRTIEW OP TRADCC
Retail Bnalnese Is ttalet Owing; to
Widespread Rainy Weather.
NEW TORK, June 1. Brsdstreet's tomor
row will say:
Rsther quiet retail trade conditions have
resulted from widespread rainy- weather,
the passing of the leading spring holiday
and the natural seasonal quietness which
supervenes at this period. Taken aa a whole,
the month of May waa a very active one in
retail and wholesale trade and Industry, In
Which the best records of preceding years
were surpassed. Fall trade reports continue
exceptionally good, though a comparatively
quiet period may De looked for pending a
clearer view of crop conditions. Crop re
ports are tinged with Irregularity, due to
uneven distribution of rainfall, which, Is,
however, a seasonable development. Activ
ity In outdoor work has been a feature, as
for some time past. Building has been ac
tive with natural effects on the markets for
material, but lower prices of vellow pins
are construed as indicating fuller offerings
rrom tne current and past enormous pro
duction. The labor situation Is, on the
whole, quit favorable. Finished products
In Iron are reported quiet, but business In
steel rails for future delivery Is still ac
tive. Rsilway returns are still In a high de
gree favorable.
Business failures In the United States for
the week ending May 81 number only 127,
against 170 last week, 154 In the like week
oi Jo, i in iKin, ioi in ivn ana iu in iituj
In Canada failures for the week were 19
aa against 11 last we kand 16 In this week
a year ago.
Wheat, including nuor, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
endlns May 81 are 2.026.739 bushels, against
4.334.373 bushels last week. 1,309.223 buBhels
this week last year, 1,937.208 bushels In 1904
and 4,708.996 bushels In 1 3. From July 1 to
data the exports were 126,326,0116 bushels,
against 68,636.407 bushels last year. 127.946.139
bushels In 1904 and 209,067,809 bushels In 1903.
Corn exports for the week are 614.815 bush
els, against 818,097 bushels laat week, 457,911
bushels a year ago, 327.366 bushels In 1901
and 1,013.871 bushels In 1903. From July 1 to
date the export of corn were 108,033.106
bushels, against 74.979,085 bushels In 19U5,
49,258 304 bushels In 1904 and 62.S84.8J bushels
In 1903.
TWO BOMBS THROWN
(Continued from First page.)
with emotion at first, but the king calmed
her, saying that It was . nothing serious.
Later sh recovered her self-possesaton
and bore herself well throughout tb try
ing ordeal. Bom of those who caw th
young queen alight from the royal coach
Just after the explosion say her bridal veil
touched th bloody pool on the pavement
nd that It bore an Imprest of th terrible
scene a she returned to the palac.
At the reception yesterday evening to
the princes and ambassadors th king took
occasion to express the . profound regret
which he said ha felt over th loss of life
among hit brave Soldier.'
News Is Reaaaarlnar.
LONDON. June l.-KIng Edward and
Queen Alexandra today received telegrams
of a reassurrlng character from Madrid In
response to their messages to King Al
fonso and . Queen Victoria expressing
sympathy and . thankfulness at . their
providential escape. ,
The Spanish embassy her Is receiving
very many messages of condolence and
crowds of callers, Including many diplomat
and official. , Among the earlier arrivals
was Manuel Oarcla the famous Spanish
professor of singing, now over a hundred
year eld.
Th official of th Spanish embassy are
Investigating th report that th plot
against th live of King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria was hatched by anarchists
In London. The Spanish charge d'affaires,
Count d Pradere, aay ther teeme little
doubt that th i plot was concocted In
London, but pi officials hav not yet been
able to ascertain If an Italian, who Is
suspected of executing It actually went
hence to Madrid- A dispatch ficm Madrid
says that an Englishman named Robert Is
detained there on tuapiclon of being an
accomplice of th men who threw th
bomb. ,
Bomb Thrower Coder Arrest.
LONDON, June 1. A dispatch to the Ex
change Telegraph company from Madrid
today say th bomb thrower ha been ar
rested, that he 1 confined In th Medio
Dla police station and ha confessed and
supplied details of the outrage.
Another dispatch from Madrid says King
Alfonso had an even more miraculous es
cape than generally known. A fragment
of th, bomb struck his, breast, but the
force waa broken by th chain of the king"
Portuguese Ordsr of Santiago which he was
wearing. The chain was broken, but It
stopped a piece of steel, which otherwise
might hav pierced the king' breast.
Cablegram front Whltrldge.
WASHINGTON, Jun t. President Roose
velt is In receipt of a cablegram from Mr.
Whltrldge, the special representative of the
United States at the wedding of King
Alfonso, relative to the attempted assas
sination of the king and queen of Ppaln
yesterday. The cablegram Ja very brief,
simply reciting the salient' points of th
outrage. The text of the 'nveaaage fol
lows: MADRID, May 31.-4:36 p. m.-The Presi
dent: On returning from church after
marriage bomb was thrown at king's
carriage. Their majesties untouched; car
riage wrecked: two horaes killed, also
aide-de-camp: soldiers killed and wounded.
Great popular rage. Have called sniong
very first and written concerning horror.
(Signed) WHITRIDOR.
BOMB IISPECT It AX ESGLISHMAIV
Moo Hed by Madrid Polle Ideollded
os to Xotlonollty.
MADRID, June 1. The man In custody
at the Medio F'la Police nation under
suspicion of being the person who threw
the bomb at the king and queen yesterday
Is said to be an Kngllahman and gives the
nam of Robert Hamilton. He Is about bo
years old and was pointed out In the
streets to th Spanish police by English
detectives, who csme here to attend the
wedding festivities. His arrest caused
great excitement among the people, men
and women trying to strike him. while
otairs shouted "lynch him." Soldiers had
to assist th police In taking the man to
th ttailoiu H la of good appearance and
ao me what resemble the man the police
bavo been looking for. The suspect says
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Men's
$15
St. . &
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UP-TO-DATE,
JV7U(M
BOUGHT FROM AN OVERSTOCKED NEW YORK M'F'R.
It was a business chance. of the rarest kind. We bought
every suit he had and on Saturday Ohiaha nien can
benfit by the greatest spring suit values of the year,
NOT A SUIT IN THIG SPLENDID GTOCK IS
WORTH LESS THAN $15-MOST OF THEM
ARE GENUINE $18.00 AND $22.50 VALUES.
Fashionable gray mixtures, checks, plaids and plain
the favorite blue suits many newest novelties styles
are correct in every feature, high grade clothes from
every point of view the kind that fit perfectly and al
ways hold their shape. Don't neglect this chance at
Brandeis' tomorrow.
$(075 $
(O)
ALL THE MEN'S PANTS FROM THE DIG
NEW YORK STOCK, WORTH UP TO $5
Odd pants for summer the stylish tropical
worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots, favorite patterns
about one-half the actual value $4 and $6 pants.
8 ii
Sale of Men's
UNDERWEAR
Sample and surplus stock of llsl
LTV via, timtw o ssa
35c
Kronen DaiDnggan
plain and fancy,
worth up to 75c t
a garment
Imported and domestic wimple of Hal
and tllk mercerised under- "Jfto.
wear, worth up to 11.60 a W
, garment, at, each
Otis Union
Suits,
at
J 50.250
h went to a bull light yesterday after
noon, but he does not explain how he
pasted hit tltr In th morning. H re
fuse to giv tb Spanish polk any
further Information, but add that h It
willing to answer any Questions tb
British consul msy put to hlmv Th
prisoner speak English, Spanish and
Italian. When searched at th pollen
station a knife and fork and T5 peaetas
war found In the man's possession- .The 1
authorities are considering the advisability
of postponing the battle of flowers owing
to the danger to which the king and queen
Blight b exposed.
Rrjolrlag at Manila.
MANILA, Jiyi 1. Ths English and
Spanish residents of Manila celebrated th
wedding of King Alfonso and Princess
Ena by an elaborate reception and ball.
The Spanish consul received-the govern
ment officials, the consular corps and offi
cers of th army and navy.
ACCUSED CRITICISES BILL
Makes Plea ftana I Mis.
stated.
William F. Baroda. F. A. Felix and Hugh
Gallagher were srraigned befor Judga
Munger In the I'nited States district court
Friday afternoon under their Indictments
for selling liquor without first procuring
the special government tax. Baroda and
Felix pleaded not guilty and gave bond for
their appearance before th district oouit
for trial. Baroda claim tho Indictment Is
st fault because ther is no "F" In his
nam.
Gallagher entered a plea of guilty and
was aontenoed to thirty day In th county
Jail of Douglas county and to pay a fin of
Too.
- Bso Want Ad for Business Bootsrs.
tT-tm wwVwVwwTwWiT,vyo, rwa7wSWvreievf.
Mens
$10
Suits
at
ON SALE SATURDAY AT
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CORRECTLY
75 1
Saturday A Sale of Boys' Clothes
BOYS' SB and $7 SUITS at
Come to Brandeis' Saturday and select for your boy
one of the best $6 or $7 All Wool Suits you ever saw
at $8.48. We bought a big stock at a very low price
These Boys' Su,its are just as well made f f"
and just as carefully finished as clothes LJ ) iyQ
utin uo- wupicce siyies, ueii coais wixn
Knickerbocker trousers, etc., light and
medium shades, including plain blues
Boys' Clothing Dept.. third floor
BRANDEIS' IS THE PLACE
1
and
BULLET IN HIS HEAD
(Continued from rlrtt Page.)
the diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill in th house Mr. Adams had expressed
great anxiety to get the bill through that
he might attend to personal buainess,
which he said required his presence In
Philadelphia. Only yesterday when Speaker
Cannon contemplated temporarily aide
tracking the measure to make way for the
postofhVe bill conference report, Mr. Adams
made an appeal to first allow the passage
of the bill In hla charge. He told the
speaker he had a movt urgent and Im
portant engagement to keep today.
I'pOn the announcement of the death of
Mr. Adams the house adjourned.
NEW UNION LABOR LAUNDRY
Articles of larorporolloo MleO, with
Capital of Fifty Thoaaon4
Dollars.
The Wardlaw Laundry company, com.
poed of men prominent In union labor
circles, has filed articles of Incorporation
with th county olerk. The Incorporator
are Louis V. Uuye. William Wardlaw. A.
F. Hanson, F. R. Jnhnaon. K. 8. Fisher,
John Polian, A. O. femall. B. Carmello and
F. II. Uulgard. The capital stock is to b
loO.uou. fully paid up.
The enterprise will be run aa a union
plant. The company la said to have all
of th machinery necessary to equip the
plant, but hav not yet secured a building.
In caas a location la secured the laundry
could b In working order in two weeks.
Several of the sam men are Interested in
The Advocate Publishing company, which
waa Incorporated Friday, with a capital
Block of 16,000. Those wbo aigned the ar
ticles of Incorporation are Louis V. Guys,
7
rrl J fj (J f T " i vesta worth regularly ;
0EfV I! .V;' v &J :! and . newest and ;!
srijKnii x';rvM J d.re8.r9t ern lrora 5
FASHIONED
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WHERE OMAHA MEN BUY
All newest shapes sailors, telescopes, soft brims,
Mackioaws and split braids, specially priced at
50. -I 98.050.300.350
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Men's 6trw Hat, in all Cfl. flO.
popular shapes OUCUuC
Boys' and Children's Straw Hats, latest
:i . 25c-49c-30c-l.25
Men's Panama Hata, all Importer's samples
hand made and South America, latest
and most popular shapes, worth A Afl
up to $15.00 each, at ttUU
K. 8. Fisher. V. B. Kinney, John Polian,
A. D. Small and Herman Matthea.
TIGHTENING THE SALOON LID
How the Federal Army Suppressed
Rood Hoaaes Near Saa
Fraaelaro.
But there is another reaaun for the re
markable good order maintained In San
Francisco during the last few week. It
waa a View regulation one unique In the
city's history. The measure to which we
refer was the closing of the liquor saloons.
For many weeks there has not been per
mitted to be sold la San Franciaco a drop
of liquor of any kind. Even in the drug
Ktores it liar been Impossible to obtain
liquor unless on the prescription of a phy
sician. Even upon these documents the
military authorities hav looked askance,
at times forbidding the sale of liquor even
when prescribed by a physician. The en
forced sobriety and the civic calm resulting
from this order hav amaxed the slate.
The chief of police remarked that he did
not believe San Francisco could be so
peaceful a community under any circum
stances, least of all th awful ones through
which it had passed.
At the beginning of the third wetk. how
ever, the thirst of the liquor loving became
too strong to . u restrained any longer.
As it was impossible to obtain liquor
within the confines of San Francisco, they
began seeking It elsewhere. The embargo
on liquor was lifted In Oakland, and to
that city the thirsty repaired. They re
turned from the hospitable drinking sa
loons of Alameda county saturated with
liquor, thua successfully defying ths anti
liquor ordinance of the San Francisco mili
tary authorities. Speedily th keeper of
th rood house serosa th county line In
San Mateo county became Inspired with
envy of the prosperous Oakland saloon
keepers, and passed th word throughout
Ban Francisco that they wer "open for
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business." They, too, had been closed for
a short time after the earthquake and
Are. The first Sunday after this was
known a crowd of many thousands of both
sexes crossed the San Mateo county line,
and after filling themselves with the vile
boot of these roadside houses, returned to
the city of Sun Francisco, poisoning tha air
with their foul breaths and making the
night hideous with their drunken riies. .
The chief of police of San Francisco was
powtrleas. H could not exercise any con
trol of the San Mateo liquor dealers, and
it was comparatively useless to punish the
poor creatures whose drunkenness was Uin
result of the liquor dealers' thrift. When
the matter was reported to military head
luurters, General Greeley did not consider
Mlmself restrained by the county lines
which had terrified the Ban Francisco chief
BOSTON ARID mm
n 9.00 M' $11 .00
k m r mi im
The above rate from Chicago with corresponding low rate from
Omaha, aold dally, until June Hth, Includes lake trip, stop-overs, long
limit and other attractive feature. Diverse route returning $4.00
higher.
Call at YVuimu.Ii Cttjr Ticket Office. lttOl Karuain Street, or Address
HAimV E. MOOREH. G. A. P. U., WABASH RAILltOAD,
OMAUA, NEBRASKA.
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YOU CAN
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$30 DOWN
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of police, fl at one sent a strong mili
tary guard across the county line, admon
ished the saloon keepers, shut up tho sa
loon doors and left guards In front of
them .to see that they were kept shut.
These direct methods of the federal au
thorities, when brought Into contact with
county lines, are calculated to excite ad
miration among those used tq the slow
moving method of Intercounty snd inter
state Jurisdiction. We trust that General
Greeley may not become litvolved In any
trouble with the county of fan Mateo and
that the county In question may not bring
suit gainst the federal government In order
to have him cashiered. His closing of th
San Mateo saloons msy be extra-constitutional,
but the fsct remains that they sr
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