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We Can't Grow over the sIop..

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-With three
counties to hear from California gives
Blaine s9,G65; Cleveland, 77,5O3; Butler.
siOi st. John, S97; Blaine's plurality,
iO'3lo. The Republicans elected thoir
NJ congressional delegation of six
WIN one county to hear from
r members of the legislature tho
Republicans elected 10 senator's md
he Democrats 3 These, with the hold.
o'er members, give the Republicans in
We senate u; Democrats, 10. TO the as.
emoly the Republicans elected 81; the
Democrats, %. This gives Republican
majority ON. Joint ballot of 80. In the
previous Legislature the Democrats had
u majority on joint ballot of "a. There
were no elections for the legislature In
oregon or Nevada. ~
. Nevada. gives Blaine 1899; Cleveland.
o'JoS; Blaine's majority so far 1856.
Nothing like complete returns can be
obtained from Oregon, but Rlaine,a M
Jority viii be fully 5000. - -"
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The Gang Plotting.

NEW YORK, Nov. s. -- Secretary
Fessenden, of the Republican national
committee, this afternoon, had con
versation Mt police headquarters with
Johm J'VRrien and President French, of
the police department, and Mt its con
ciusion telegraphed to steve Ellxins,
George Bliss and others who night h,,
at the Republican hoadquarters. to
come down al once to tho police
headquarters, as something ol
great Importance demanded their
attention. 1t is stated that mistakes
have been found in tho twenty fourth
assembly district and West Chester
'ounty, which, when corrected will give
lOO votes in favor OF Blaine.
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. s.-Ispeciai.l
The national vote in Bexar county.
stands: Democratic electors, 3,0l4; Re-
publican electors, 2,627; Butler 40; st.
John 4; Belva Lockwood, l. The total
xote y oS, Is o'oSS, w. The Democrats plurality
will be officially declared next week
The town is wild tonight. A grand
Cleveland, demonstration is going on.
A tremendous torchlight procession is
IN progress. Guns are firing, fireworks
MI the air, and the principal business
houses and newspaper offices are illum-
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The Election at Granbury.

GRANBURY, Nov. b. Corresponds
ence.l Election matters were very Quiet
until the last few days, but Yesterday
the interest was great, especially for
sheriff and county judge-three candi-
dates for each Cfiice. The vote shows
large Democratic gains.
Iotal vote for Democratic electors.
i,lQBi Greenback, 6; Prohibition, 1877; Re,
publican, %.
l30 Norton, l6.
For congress: Lanham, 1910.
For representatives: Chandler, 5t2;
iMl6cGHauEhey, Nc 476; Lockett, 6S7; Petty,
$50; Mailing, Ill.
The following oilicers-elect received
the following majorities: Morris, sheriff.
30; Berry, county judge, lO5; Hiner.
county clerk, Ills; smith, county as,
SCISSOR, S93; Estes, county attorney, BAL:
i,anders, county treasurer, 403; Dawson,
district clerk, 2OS; Miller, district attor.
Iney, S56; Bradley, county commissioner
no. |. l; Jones, county commissioner
NO z, 90; Aiken, county commissioner
No. ., q; Shirley, county commissioner
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JEFFERSON, Nov. s.-LSpecial. There
was a grand demonstration last night,
corner Austin and Polk streets, in
honor OF the triumph of honesty over
dishonesty in tho election Of Grover
Cleveland and Thomas A. Hendr;cks
A big bonfire illuminated the streets.
Messrs. Geo, I. Todd, G. A. Culberson
and >. j. Wortham, addressed the
crowd. There win be another grand
demonstration here soon--torchlipht.
procession, etc.-when the news of The
the election is confidently af-
nrmed. Hon. ID. B. Culberson and DIR.
a. u. Clopton will be expected to ad-
dress them then.
Il. >. Schluter was elected county at
torney over W. A. Walker by an over
whelming majority.
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committee to the contrary is but the
prologue to another drama of fraud
like that of 1876. We have the utmost
confidence that the affairs of the nation
and the great commercial interests of
the country would be wisely and faith
fully administered by Cleveland
and Hendricks. We commend and
endorse the Democratic national
committee for its firm declaration of a
patriotic purpose to stand forever by the
right, and call on them to DO brave and
vlgllant, for they are more than mere
representatives of their party; their
trust, has become enlarged, and they
stand as life-guards over the sacred
rights of the whole American people, to
protect. civil liberty and selfgovern-
ment from destruction at the hands of
the mercenary minions of monopoly.
we call upon the whole country to
units in solemn declaration that the
law must prevail, ard fraud will not be
permitted to thwart the will of the SOW
ereign people.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Nov. S.--The Demo
Gratis here are jubilant and claim that
the presidential question is settled by
the associated press reports. The Re
insist that the situation is uns
and that the question will be
7ettied only by the official count.
MIR. BLAINE
mas made no expression of opinion, but
IL ~ understood among his friends that
he sun believes the plurality claimed In
New York is fraudulent, and thinks that
the true result can be ascertaned only
ny careful recounting of the votes
actually cast.
me Democrats in town are celebrating
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Tyler o. * Now.


TYLER. Nov. s. - Especial. Capt.
Thomas W. Dodd has resigned the Of
nee OF mayor of Tyler, upon petition OF
4S9 citizens to the board of aldermen. II.
NJ Jones was appointed to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. Jones is young lawyer,
and by his energy and perseverance in
the late campaign, did as much, If not
more, than anyone to secure the success
OF the Democratic ticketin Smith county.
Gov. Hubbard, Col. Herndon. Col.
Bonner, T. N. Jones and Il. III. Per-
kins, OF Hunt county, addressed an i'm
mense. crowd of people on the square
last night. The display was brilliant
indeed. The whole town was illumi-
mated, and tho widest enthusiasm pre-
vailed; Nothing has ever euualled it.
Everybody turned ont with their
friends. Quite a number of citizens 90
TO Corslcana tonight to join in ratifi-
cation there.
Gov; Hubbard, n. w. Finley, w. S.
Herndon, Charles p. Douglass, II. III.
Bonner and other distinguished per-
sons were among the orators who went.
Ihe campaign cannon and banners
were taken.
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Tammany's Thunderers.

NEW YORK, Nov. Sat the request of
the Democratic state committee John
Kelly ordered that a salute of 100 guns
be tired in front of Tammany hall
al IL o'clock to-day, which was done.
-, BULLETIN BOARDS 90.
Inc excitement of the election has
now subsidod much in this citv and
most of the special bulletin boards i'm
front OF the newspaper offices have been
removed. A small number of people
gathered in Printing House Square, but
there was nothing new to read and no
one remained.
PAYING THEIR BLAINE BETS.
Bets on the election are being paid bv
the Wall street men who bet on Blaine,
ana business is returning to its normal
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Probably a Champaign Lie,

ALBANY, Nov. s.-The Evening Jour
nal claims to have discovered election
frauds in the twelfth ward of this CITY.
1t charges that the figures were 80
altered as to elect Democratic county
treasurer, when all the figures on cleo
tion night elected the Republican treas
urer. Should the county be thrown ont
Cleveland would lose 3sS votes ,aIthourh
1t is not charged with any frauds in re-
gard 70 electors.
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RICHMOND, Nov. s,--Just as the firing
OF the national salute in honor of the
Democratic victory was concluded, the
casson of acannon exploded, iniurinc
about twelve bystanders, including
eight small boys. One colored man was
SO badly burned that he will probably
ule' Two or three others were serI-
carelessness. N"o w
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THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The following
VIII be the Louisiana delegation to con.
sress: First district, S. r.. Martin, DEM
ocrat; second district, Michael Hahn.
republican; third district, Edward Cav
Democrat; fourth district, N. G. Bianch,
ara, Democrats; fifth district, j. Flovd
King, Democrat; sixth district, A. Ber.
win, democrat.
LOUISIANA OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, Noy. s.-Cleyeland,s
plurality in this state Is l7,l27. Only n
lew votes were cast for st. John. The
points TO- hear from are not likely to
cnange Cleveland's plurality more than
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THE RESULT IN ST. LOUIS.

TIE NEhULT IN st. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-The official returns
OF tho eleation in this city on Tuesday
last give Cleveland and Hendricks a
plurality of 577. Ford, for governor, has
plurality of 2,79s: StarktoG, fusion,
for Acknowledgements, 273. The re-.
inainder OF the Democratic state ticket.
however, excepting judge OF the su,
preme court, receives a plurality rang
ing from a to 6l7. In the ninth con
gressional district John NJ. Glover, Dem
ocrat, has a majority of l,607. In the
eighth district John j. O'Neil. Demo
crat, is reelected by majority of i.539
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LOUISIANA OFFICIAI.
Election Notes From H,us,,ro

hILLsnoRo, Nov. Especial. .l-Au.
thentic reports from all parts of the
county show that A. w. Parham, pres.
ent incumbent, is elected county indigo
by about 200 majority; that the present
incumbents, w. w. Wright, eountv
clerk; j. j. Stoker, district clerk; w. a.
Harris, treasurer; c. w. Riley, assessor
and ., Holland, county surveyor. are
reelected. Tom Bell is elected sherif'
over Morrison, the present sheriff, and
i. Nj. Tarver collector over Wernell, the
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WIDE AWAKE AT BA1.rINoRr

"ipE AWAKE AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-A mass-meetinp
was held at p. m. in front of the city
hall by the Democrats of Baltimore as
the occasion of rejoicing at the election
oi cleveland and Hendricks. Speeches
were made by Ex-senator w. p. White
ana Others, Resolutions were adopted
pledgiing the use of every means in
carrying out the will of the people.
Several thousand people were present
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At Daingerheld,

DAIN0ERFIELD, Nov. s.--[Sp ecial. =
The election returns are all in. A. w.
Sweeney is elected sheriff; r. d. Hart.
county attorney; d. NJ. Rogers, Judge: !:
). N. Seachery, treasurer; j. w. Par,
ham,. county clerk; ID. l. Pouns, asses
sor; Mclean carried the county over
whelmingly for district judge. The
people are wild over the election OF
Cleveland and Hendricks. There was
street parade last night and speeches
were made by Hon. John A. Peacock.
q. Nj. Moore and X. ID. Hart.
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New York Isiven I'm,

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. S.--LSpecial.I--A pri-
vate telegram from leading New York
Republican to one of the editors of the
Globe-Democrat says that the chairman
Of tho Now York State Executive COM
mittee admits that on the face of the of
fetal returns Cleveland has u pluralit,
and will no doubt ret the electoral vote
in New York.
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Limestone County.

GRoEsnEEcK, Nov. s.-Ispeclal.,-
Limestone county stands up nobly for
democracy. The Democratic candi.
dates are all elected by mejorities rang.
ing nom 9So to l,2c. The returns, a.
iar' give Cleveland 20sl; B.a:ne. tS4,
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The situation in New York,
WHAT THE Sun SAYa.

NJ" lohh, NOV S-Ihe sun says:
One of the most remarl,abIe te,,uros -
this excaodir,Iy ,1oso o,l -,
o,o,+,o,, haNran' '';,S wv 'Ao'''''H
erection hts oeen The wide discrepancy
pet" I'i, e1N various computations Of the re
sult IN New YORK state, offered to the
Euoar loI, rom Jliieteht sources. Not only
nave poIh s,aes claimed a plurality for
uVI v""olua'e, nnJ thelr estimate has
no"n HS "'uuh ~ -o,UN apart Although
~ NoS "PP'Ieht on wednesday
,'l' 'l,"'S 'h"1 lhe result must
rs WY cI"s'' the returns collected
"H lue Gun rom every county in the
SIhte rom the lirst indicated small
PIurdlltN iur tlcVei ana, nnd when this
,,"H "Ve,' slowly cut Gown as the correct
IN"i'S ""No lehrheu u7' IL seems now to
NV it"t"eu pn.ni whore compara-
1i'oA lt'''u cl"IiSc ~ ineiy To he made
ny iuItner revision. While lha aSsocia-
VNu press returns from election districts
hsuros We oOIaintd, and 10 give some
cioun'ehanee 70 me claitn of the Rcpub-
icah national committee that Blaine
liaS "a. rled tho STATE by y small plural
"S, yet we nave 80 lar Deen unable TO
ulScoNor any reason Tor expecting any
.ha'erlal chahSe IN the result as shown
ny our own carefully collected returns,
Whlch give Cleveland plurality of ,206
III thiS stsue.
nv. ~, THE OTHER PAPERS.
ne lluies G0iiipute the plurality Of
OivNolaIlu ,H, aI a. ,o0l'
no iier"iu places CleVeland's plural
IVY Nv i,lUo;
ine world says CleVeland's probable
pirriLaiiry rL ny Is IA
ne ,rloune extra says: Estimates
a. tuo icSulV III inns state continue
from time ~ cono Mn N"s a. tne a,,d! Returns
- t"'ia '.hio colio y us 10 snow that
.ne llarEtn IA SO NARROW that the official
epuno ,1 VIII We ihdlspehsaDlet to determine
me 40 result
,,!al. no ililorcial-AuVortiser says, this
I'9Ilooh' ~ seems generally agreed
V'Gtusy py la"-aolulnS cltizens that the
'','',, oi,io'al vole must ne awaited before the
duo'tio'i WV, o @ y! Mno mas n, carried New York
~, 80 po setI'su' ihere WAS no dtsposi
San,, Vh H. .ho part W lne Republicans to
'"V 'r, Hi"i",s "u anceu Dy inc Demo
80 hepupilSah posi- ION was
,, ..us ai.lpiy s'ateu' mo largest vote
vi vi ees' III now York has been
irr,r,a,,sa r, ~ vMuupvus v i,om,VVO. out OF this
V,So ~ thonsads mu',per u, H ol ballots, deposited
tios s"W''9h,uS ", ,h VI ouAes III the Sixty coun-
''',S,, US VI tno Stalei IL IL cOhtended that II
,,,vo" AZ 'oS5 .nal lioo1 votes mas been
S''V' S,'',, WI, b,"iie.s irlehds do not
NJ "' r,", a,a pAcTss oT that hgure, nor dc
h., N.ioNuiahu , ~ me question ls, who
,' ,,,, n,tei rute,Nuu w Iuls plufalltyY Thus ial
u,oI,iclal hSures nave Jailed to sat
~ ~ia'ao'oIily ueihohstrate II. Both sides
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New York, Nov. s.-To l.. s. Garrison, Post
master, Dallas, Texas:
The official count will confirm our
claim to New York. B. Il. JONES,
,, Chairman.
The above was received by the post
master at Dallas last night. If it had
read "does" confirm, instead of ''will,'
confirm, 1t would sound more dangerous
to the Democracy.-ED.l
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He Ought to Win.

PRoVIDENcE, Nov. s.-Charles III.
Page, Democratic candidate for con-
gress in the second congressional dis
trlct, will contest the election of Mayor
Milliam A; Pierce. Preparations are in
several counts, including bribery. ir-
regularities and illegal voting.
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Freeatnna Conntx.

WoRTHAM, Nov. s.-[special.l-The
officers in this (Freestone) county elected
are; Representative, II. e. Steel, Demo
crat; II; Childs, sheriff; O. c. Kervin,
county judge; II. Sims, county clerk;
Joe Wormae, treasureri p. Boyd, dis
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hh ofriNlhL RESULT.
RALEIGH, Nov. s.-The Democratic
majority in North Carolina is $500. The
congressional delegation stands: One
Republican and eight Democrats. Tho
legislature is more than two-thirds
Democratic in both branches. Demon.
strations in all the towns in the state
over Cleveland's election are reported,
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NO. 500.

Butler, sas; st. John, q. For governor
Ireland 1910; Jones, $40; Norton, none.
SlDbs runs ahead OF Ireland, getting
SO.o. For congress, X. @. Mills, 1860;
Osterhout,, l06. 0sterhout's name was
only on q few of the Blaine tickets. For
9istrict judge, Il. ID. Bradley, 2,044; for
district attorney, Rufus Hardy, 2,O66;
Tor representative, sixty-second district,
l.: l.. Foster, 5,O59; for representative,
Limestone L county, A. G. Camp, I,S4S; r.
~. y, Fitd, R6; for county judge, l.. B.
Sonpi 1o6S; for county attorney, f. p.
,922; j. r. Johnson, 9I2; for assessor. n
NJ. Sellers, 2,l4; Hays, 7s7. one pre-
cinct yetto hear from. Cleveland's plu-
rallty in Limestone, 1907; Ireland's ma
(orlty, l,oSO; Camps majority over Pitt.
W; Loves majority over Johnson, l.OlO:
Shriner's majority over Hays, I,l69.
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wa1ahachIe Celebrated.

WAXAHAoHIE, Nov. s There was a
large and enthusiastic meeting last
night at the courthouse, and the grand
est political demonstration ever wit
messed In the county, took place in
honor of Cleyeland's election, ).
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NEW YORK.
She is Democratic Still According to
all Reliable Reports.
AND SHE WILL REMAIN so, TOO.
All Estimates Show q Clear Plurality
for Cleveland Notwithstanding
THE REPUBLICAN GAME OF BLUFF
Wall Street Men who Bet ON blaine Give
up ihelr Money-Schemes OF FL
klns, OBrian and the Radical
National Committee.
AND SHE WILL REMAIN so, TOO
THE REPUBLICAN GAME OF BLUFF
TheInter Ocean willis,

CHICAGO, Nov. s. Special The
latest afternoon edition of the Inter
Ocean comedies the state of New York
to the Democratic electors, placing
Clovelaud's plurality at 1850.
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Wisconsin,.

REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.
MADISON, WIS.,, Nov. s.--The next
legislature of Wisconsin will stand:
Senate, 20 Republicans, l3 DemocI ats;
assembly, 6l Republicans, 81 Democrats.
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That Wns Right.

BAY CRY, Mrcn., Nov.s.-The Demo
erats are jubilant, and fired 90 guns in
honor of Clevoland's election and
hoisted an American flag. w
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PETERSBURG, Nov. S.-The livelies,
prevails here over tho sue
cess OF the Democratic victory, and n
saiute oil 100 guns has been fired. There
IL 10 DO demonstrations Tonight,
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Ask your Grocer
FOR
LEADER ROASTED COFFEE
In one pound Packages. Meth.
or Ground, Colored or 9th.
wise Adrlterated.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-02-19
To Enoouage Misunderstanding.

In accordance with the call published
yesterday there was a meeting held last
evening ct Justice Vaughan's Office, to
take steps to encourage manufacturing in
this city, an organization being deemed
the most certain means OF securing that
end. The following were the officers and
committees appointed:
President-W. r.. Vaughan.
Vice Presidents-D. O. Bloomer. DIR.
A. j. Cook, G. III. Washburn, Thomas
Officer.
Traasurer-Charles Officer.
Committee on Correspondence Col.
John H.. Keatley, Lucius Wells, l.. @.
Empkie.
Committee on Acknowledgements
Smith, - Spencer. George +. Wright.
Committee on Solicitation-Henry
Eiseman. George Ferguson, Jessie Nc
Mahon, Conrad Geise.
Committee on Location-J. w. Chap
man, A. B. Walker. p. @. Devol, John
Bennett, John Jay Frsiney.
Committee TO 60 east and solicit manu-.
facturers to move 10 Council Blufs--Col.
John II. Kestley, Robert Rains, @. II.
Mitchell.
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MINOR MENTION.
Are you registered

hAO NOt hpBaoeShNN'
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's.
S. p. Hartman made q donation of a
fine 81 Bible to the Home yesterday.
Judge Gregory arrived here yester-
day to preside this week in the circuit
court.
Sunday night twenty-eight members
were added to the Baptist church, twelve
by letter and sixteen by baptism.
Rev. A. X. Bates, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, is to help dedicate the
new church at Nicola next Sunday.
A chicken thief has robbed Phillips,
the axe helve man, of q dozen chickens
from his coop, wringing their necks.
News is received that Sheriff Cannon
has arrived safely at Memphis with his
two prisoners, Drs. Turner and Reeves.
Justice Schurz yesterday married, at
the parlors of the Creston house, John
Koeberle to Regule Zim norman, beth OF
Minden.
Rev. Father Ryan, of Shenandoah,
died Sunday morning and the funeral
services were held there yesterday, Rev.
Father McMenomy officiating.
The child of Mr.. Ora Owen, which was
born Saturday last, died yesterday morn
ing. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from 1921 Third
avenue.
Mr.. Charles Keith, the O., B. & q.
general agent, has appointed I. N. Oral
check clerk at the transfer. Mr.. Oral
was the n. l.. agent at this station up to
February L.
A team belonging to Cole & Maxwell,
while unloading hay at their livery stable
became frightened and ran with the
wagon through the barn, then up Pearl
street and Broadway, colliding with a
buggy, and afterwards with a farmers
wagon. smashing both. Before coming
to a stand-still, one of the horses was
somewhat injured.
Harry James met with q serious acct
dent yesterday at Stewards packing
house. He opened a door which he sup
posed led to a stairway, but it proved to
be the elevator and he stepped of, falling
about thirty feet. He was unconscious
and it was feared that he was fatally in
jured, but it proved that there were no
bones broken and he will doubtless re-
speedily.
John ODonnell and George Peters,
who were arrested for robbing an old
man near Lowers hotel, want their side
showed up. Peters says that he met
two Germans, one of whom was very
drunk, and on request of the other he
helped the drunken man along. The
other German took the mans watch and
money, saying he would take them to
Kiel's hotel, where he was known, and
left his friend at Lowers hotel. Soon
after leaving the hotel Petersmet O'Don-
nell. and vas walking home with him
when arrested. They we're kept in Jail
nearly twenty-four hours without q hear.
ing, and then discharged. Such ia their
side Of the affair.
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Fun ON Rollers.

The Polo club of Omaha, tho Blues
and Reds will arrive this evening about
7:30, instead of Wednesday evening, as
stated in Monday mornings paper. They
will this evening give an exhibition of
polo at the rink, which will prove a novel
and interesting entertainment indeed.
About fifteen Oh twenty couples are ex-
pected from the other side.
Last night there was an interesting
ring tournament at the rink. Fourriugs
were suspended from each side of the
rink, making eight in all, and q prize wa,
offered to the gentleman taking off the
most rings in the shortest time in going
around the rink, the time being limited
to seventeen seconds.
The contest last evening resulted il
w. w. Mason winning the prize, which
was Al elegant gold watch charm. H,
took four rings in l5 seconds.
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ERsoNaL

Mr. P Befort, the clerk at the delivery
window in the postofice. has returned to duty
again after being closely confined with lung
fever.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Champ went over 70
Omaha lat evening TO attend tho grand recsp-
ton given by Mr.. and Mira. Lininger.
Mr.. ]. r. Morse, of Hudson, Wisconsin,
made The Be . pleasant call yesterday after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-02-19

DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA.
Leave-s:24-9:24-lo -2i-1l:24 u. m. l:24-2:2+3:s4-
{:24-b:24-6:24-7:24 and ll:O4 p, m Sur day. s:24-
1924 a. m. 1:2i-3:s4-5:24-7 :0i and 1l:04 p. M. Ar
rive 80 minutes before leaving time.