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Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28

getting very monotonous 10 the receiver
OF the favors, and he is at present con-
templating resort to the courts to find
out who the parties are at the bottom of
it, and II IL is not q Matchmaking
scheme that the parties are trying TO
work.
STATE HOUSE BRIEFS.
The following insurance returns were
filed with the auditor yesterday: City
of London, London = Premiums,
S.46O.09: losses incurred. $6,62S. 81;
losses paid. s5.S3S.57. North British
and Mercantile, of London-Premiums
S27 $3.50. losses incurred, s13,3l0. 20;
losses paid, $l2, 2,502 %. Rochester Ger
man, of Rochester, N. Y.--Premiums,
S2,TO3. %: losses incurred, $3.50; losses
paid, $Sl550.
The articles of incorporation of the
Douglas County bank were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday The prin-
cipal place of business is Omaha, and
the capital stock 100000.
Mr.. j. II. Aver, of the state board OF
transportation, is in the city. He states
that the citizens Of Ord presented, a few
days ago, a handsome gold watch to Miss
Freeman. as testimonial of her friends
at home to her bravery.
1t is apparent that under the recent
supreme court decisions foreign rail-
roads will be obliged to Incorporate
under the state laws. How they can do
this is now the question, and the attor-
ney general is of the opinion that legis-
lative action will be necessary.
Governor Thayer was in Ashland last
evening, guest of citizens there at the
opening of their new hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday at the Office of superintend-
ent of buildings:
DR.. l.. G. Toley, cottage and barn,
Twenty-first and Ohio hio............S1 81 900
letter Il Young, store, Eighth and
Leavenworth. ............. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28
Two permits aggregating. :.
DiebOld Safes.

Call and see the large stock Meagher
& Leach, general agents, have on hand
at l4l5 Farnam ST., Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28
Out of Harms Way.

The family of Frances Blake, a Bohemian
woman living at the corner Of Nineteenth
and Martha streets, complained to the county
authorities yesterday that she was slightly
deranged and that they feared she would
inhict upon herself violence, as she had
threatened to commit suicide Sheriff Co
burn was made acquainted with the case ami
he had Deputy Sheriff Bonhauer lock the un-
fortunate woman up in the county Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28

All our city fathers say "use Saliva
tion Oil. the greatest cure on earth for
pain" 1t costs only % cents.
Since Mrs. Brown has taken TO using
DR.. Bulls Cough Sprup she has saved
an Independent fortune in doctors bills.
You can do the same,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28
County Court.

IIUUMENTS KENDENEU.
Judge Shields rendered the following judg-
ments yesterday: J. 'B. Thomas, sl42.9 90,
against Martyr Bros; Omaha and South
western Street railway company, 500, against
Martha M. lsh
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28

After diphtheria, scarlet fever, of
pneumonia, Hoods Sarsaparilla will
give strength to the system, and eXpe-
all poison from the blood.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28

sudden Changes of Weather cause
Throat Diseases. There is no more effectual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc, than BRowN's
BRoScnlAL TRocnrs. Sold only IN bOres.
Price rs cts,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28

Sixteen deeds, Observation-Disclosures O,42t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-28
CAN YOU USE

Your money more judciously than to expend it
wisely in your clothing. You will find at the
MISFIT PARLORS this week what remains
special bargains, as we will offer greater induce
ments than ever offered in genuine clothing. NO
TRASH, but such equal to any man s taste
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Taking Of uuseure. that small bog
who has a mania for picking up things
AID labelling them and putting them avay
II a cupboard. has been ~ 70 sgain There
can BE % dilicultT In foretslling bis ca
resr. Ee1l end np = miIlionafre IN the
dine museum business, with perhaps the
distinguished homer Of being Al expert On
freaks, be u,ay Be sensible after all "a
has frequently hsvpened hat somebody
who has always been considered crank
and eut II his nind hs< saved ND sorpe-
thirr that has become % great value.
Just think what . lot II money . fellow
r-lisxhs have got II some old ancestor of
F1i1ahcshs ti1ne bad sav~d al the spoiled
par-z and roughly handed manuscripts q
Shakespeare and handed them down to his
chiid~sn ard hr- ch3ldrens children. Per
hap~ he des ouxh< u~t 20 be encouraged.
Tbesrs are - many Ettls things that mar
becouae valuable thst sniy = nan vith =
few sailes ef storage roon a. hie cgrprnsnd
eDasa - ssfe IN beginning The ioG a. all
But this vsung nascun nsanegar b get
tinx On The ether DAY bis little sister
rsn a ptac~ of splinter 80 deep into b~r
hana fhns the fsrrsly had n send fer ths
deter - - y 7us The operation was
csr~ipd GA With clcses1 doore - f.r - the
ehsls~~n ~-re concerned. trt theT wer.
al husided inst eu1sfte lsse~-fnz a. the
kevSsi~ Presently th~y hesrs ssss~eoSy
e@v
iThrnk -,ofnessf p = ens A. larf-
Th@ mssean send 1pened he door sat
rushs-a "a
~rora ~res. ~ Dunt ws<t~ ~ GHwe
= ~ ~ fer mY mnseuza-
Anf Il !. asw - kks uso~~rn ksfsi-f
Eo 54l--Piec@ = tre. taken e~s = ny
sszt-~'s hsnA Tes ssssns 49, rr.l hiepa
--s<s Frsnei--s Chrooscis
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

h1s bzs<sksg Box - Repository ~ h&sy
Rs9 cslns.
There has lslsly arrived in this slty .
rnsalsmaEsss xnd sfssei<r Of no ordinary
ekxrsntsr. Hs ssss IL Arthur Sherman
saa Ais homs is in kilwsakss although fer
The lest I've ys~rs<hs Ass sssz travelling
constantly plying his trade and making .
ehoiee eellecsisn q coins. he has during
the time. Visited nearly every city Of the
United States. .Csnsis and MEXICO including
Chicago, 81. Louis. New Orleans. San Fran
cisco. Galveston. vers Cruz City Of MEXICO,
81. Johns. 81. Aaxestins. Qaebee and Mon
trssl.
His constant companion has been black
ing box which n studded inside and out
with rare coins. soms Of them Of very an
eient date, 70 the number Of Two husdrsd.
They are imbsd6sd in the body OF the wood
aud are held In place with sealing VAL.
Between the coins the wood 10 ornamsnted
with brass headed tacks which also serve 10
protect the nat pieces. He has Hsytian
coin of i77l, and spanish coins OF l775
and l7s7; Danish coin OF loe0. l6sl. 1895.
iii and 1919, X assian rubie Of lT7o; Peru
coin Of ls40 and Turkish coins ~ 1856 and
1911, there are sevefal Roman coins of un-
certain date but supposed 70 be 1900 years
old and . peculiar copper coin 90 battered
as TO make the discrimination and nation
slity unknown. IL D valuable ~ q relic and
Was found in the pocket Of = man who Was
killed in . railroad accident ia Msssachu-
sets three years ago There is an English
bali penny Of 1880. English three-pence OF
1853 and Hibernian cent Of the date OF
l76o, there Is also the smallest silver hall
dollar on record. lt is without date. Poland
coin Of l772 German coins OF 1874. 1873.
1852 and ls63; American cents In 1877. 17So.
is00, l502. 1sO3 also the first American cent
ever made called the Franklin. dated 1857.
Among those OF greatest value TO the owner
is . German coin found in Hamburg. Ger
| many by Bobby Eevoomb the Minstrel,
who presented il 20 the bootblack. He has
| also Chinese, japanese. Arabic and South
American coins OF uncertain dates and
many from Mexico, bat to come right down
TO every day, pass IL around now. money
| this young man carries around gold coins
of American money from the octagon TWEEN
ty-five cent piece 70 double eagle. These
latter he carries to enable himself to secure
old coins wherever opportunity affords.
He has come here 10 remain during the
races. and there are many who will be in
terested in looking over his quaint aud are
box of treasures which IL in active use as =
blacking box.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
A LAWYERS LUCK.
A Young Bloed from Denver Wins ee2 900
and Then Loses II.

A Young Bioed from Denver Wins ee2 900
and Then Loses H.
Lone BRANCH. July 9.-Ed. Wolcott, the
young Denver lawyer and politician. who
is said to have a walk over for the United
States Senatorship from Colorado against
Bowen. il a great poker player. Wolcott
went into Phil. Daly's place July 4. and
tao kled his favorite game. When be left
be bad won $4,000 Next day he
changed his field of operations and
went to the races. When Wolcott cas5ed
in his tickets represented winnings
there of Just $4,000. This made q total of
s2200 won in two days. With this capital
be concluded he would drop into Dsly's
again last night and break the bank. He
induced Daily TO take off the limit and be-
fore be left DAILY had gathered in the entire
$4,000. He still sdheres to bis determin-
alton to break the bank. Wolcott and bis
brother Henry, also one of the Republican
leaders of Colorado, are both under 30
years of Gge. They are sons of Con-
necticut preacher and went West a few
years ago with no money. Henry is now q
millionaire and Edward has q law practice
worth $l00, 600 year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
fORGS SHARP WORK
a. G~<s |. Es.ssuatzn FFssidiax tsF .
Csnznl1sss .. tass<1z4<sa ths ta1-
1l<r.slea osss1los kef@frs<z
- 11s 0ssa S&.-lz4It<s.

4HL11t44 - ~ ttt1&tt<F rte>~-~
WsssEs0ros. Iaiy .. - Representative
Fsrd c1s4ls.i ooasl.iersbis u . sensation IN
th< Hou.s today sad gave some u ne osa-
nmsIs lssz0a Ia parliamentary ? fseLics.
Hs infrodaosd resolution % hare ssi-s
oommlttss a nss appointed - inssssi sass
ths snbiset a p@apsf ilnmisFstion- Any
ens can oasr . resolution, tnsfs . no
trsabls sbouf ghaf, Dat the difficulty = 70
ess tne comalillss y shieh it . rsfsrfsd. 70
make = lassssbls>sd prompt lspoFt. There
= 90 nsis of tzs Hsass providing 10 snst
sammiitss bll az Ees0laIion snail bs rs-
AIRED. bat IA ths ordinary course u events
NJ Fosds r-solation would have Eoas ~
shs ComBaittss on Commerce Ar. Ford.
howsgsr. Is measbsr Of ths Military Com
mltlss. snd IN offering the resolution hs
moved ils rsisrsncs 10 his osn counties.
sach an ushszri-of proposition esss.ss
great surprise on The Republican sids. bal
ths Dsmoeraae leaders, speaker Cariisls.
Mr.. Mills sn1 oxhers. sao. had
been coasultsd in advances. sup
ported the motloa and Il Was carried
By closs vote. The resolution viii bs -
fsrrsd 70 snb~cemmittss. Of which Mr..
Ford vii b. Chairman and sn early report
msy be looked for.
ln speaking about the resolution. Mr..
Ford said 70 your correspondent: Il have
given conal.israbls study 70 the subject Of
imnizatsn. and in my opinion the time
has come when certain restrictions should
be placed upon L. The Democratic party
has never been hostile 70 any class Of fer
sisnsrs and that Is not the object Of ths
rssolasion. bat il ts generally agreed that
certain people ought - be kept out Ny
resolution vas principally aimed At The
IEslians Who. under the psdrons systems.
are practically contract l4borers. bat it Is
hard 70 prove this. We bad 70 pass laws
preventing the landing Of the Chinese. and
they sre nod a. Objectionable as some OF the
Italian and Hungarian laoorsrs. know
whereof speak. s in Grand
Rapids several hnndreds Of them afs
employed on the railroads. and any
one Who has paid any attention 70
thsir habits. their surroundings and their
moral. or rather immoral condltons mus'
know that tAsy are not desirable class Of
citizens. The Republican party Is IN favor
Of protection 70 capital. the Democratic
rarty would rather protect the working
man, Who 10 cot 80 well able to protect
himself I have no doabt that the select
commit tee ~hoss appointment have
ssksd 6or vii accomplish something OF q
prscticsl nstnrs and report bin that viii
tend 10 elevate the condition OF the Amsri-
can working man by placing under proper
restrictions the landing Of foreigners who
have been used 10 working for starvation
wages in their own country. and who are
willing 70 DO the same thing hsrs."
Mr. Ford viii most likely be made chair
chairman Of this COMMITTEES. and II viii give
him sn spport0aity 10 make a snatlona
reDufafion
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Lospos. July 9.-In the House of Com
mons tonight, William O'Brien arose and
announced the death Of Mr. Vaudeville,
President of the Mitcbellstown Board of
Guardians. who was fellow prisoner with
0'Brien. in Tullsmore Jail last Winter.
0'Brien declared that Vaudeville had been
murdered by the brutal treatment which
be bad received at Tuilamore prison and
asked Bslf0ur, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
If the Government would make en- inquiry
into the case. Balfour replied that the ex-
isting system Of law vas sufficient % secure
an order for an inquiry If any were neces-
ssry. 0Brien was not satisfied with the
answer and announced bis intention Of
challenging a opinion Of the HOUSE upon
the question.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

HUDsoSy LILLE, July 9.-Annual school
meeting tonight.-Burt Crittenton, OF
Wilmington, has been visiting at bis
uncle's. Robt. Alwsrd.-Rev. Richardson,
of Grand Rapids. delivered an able and
eloquent oratioD at picnic in this vicinity
July frank Hudson and wife are WIS.,
iting their old home and friends here
The band boys gave bop and supper at
the hall the night OF July Gould you
distinguish them-the big crowd OF Hud-
sonvillans that celebrated in the Valley
City the ''galerious" Fourth? Hudsonville
is temperance town and she hardly ever
cele brates successfully; the attraction is
elsewhe re.-Niss Kate Vandyke. of
Grand Rapids, is visiting her old home for
q few day Q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
MRS. cLEvsLaNOs INHERITANCE.

Several Hundred Thousand Dollars To be
Dfvia cd Among the Folsom Family.
OMAHA, July "A petition hlsd in the
District Court yesterday by Frances @.
Cleveland. Benz. Folsom. n. r Folsom and
ten others. heirs TO the late John'B. Folsom
for the partition Of their several interests in
CITY lots in the city Of Omaha. forming
part OF the Folsom estate. The property
Is valued at several hundred thousand
dollars The petition. In the course of .
very long and elaborate statement of the
case. explains that plaintiff. Frances @.
Cleveland Is the same person as France G..
Folsom. named As one of the deyisees In
said will. she hsving.since the date thereof
intsrmarried with one Grover Cleveland"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
A SHARP DEBATE.
a Lively Di-epssssn IN the co@mitsss Of
me whols on the Mus BIN.


fhs whols 90 the Mus Bin.
wssnfxeroN. July 9-Mr. Adams. Of
Illinois. ofsr.d . resolution reciting the
resolution directing the Committee on
Aknaisctures 10 investigate the subject Of
truss. stating the scene Of investigation
50. 40 broad - 70 render Il irBpracticsble
Tor ths com mitsss 20 maze It's report st the
present session. aud directing the commit
Zee 20 report inmediatelv. with OF without
recon- msnda.ion. al evidences taken oy it
relating 80 the so-csilesteu trust and
slso ia q separate report 20 report The evil
dance taksn rslatinr % the so-csliej Stand
ard Oii trust. kstsrrsd 70 COMMITTEES ca
Rn5es.
M. Ford. Of Micnigan, offered rsso.
iutior recising al allegation that the present
irnmixrstion into ths United states is sx-
c-ssivsiy srfifcisl, and injurious and = en-
coursred 10 satisfy private greed and the
fnrthsr allegation. that the lsw prohibiting
the importation OF contract labor - being
svsdri ewing - The lsck of sufficient
rnsehtnery 80 snforce il. and directing the
Speaker 70 sDpoiat special COMMITTEES o.
I've to investigate ne subject matter hersin
REFERRED 30 With lssys - sit during recess.
Referred 20 the COMMITTEES on Military
Affairs
Mr. Brown. q virginis. offered rssolu-
ton fsisasinx The COMMITTEES on Educstion
from further consideration of the Blair bill
snd making that messure continuing
special order tor Jelly IL. Referred 10 ths
CoEpmlftee on- Rnles.
The House then went into conmatse 0f
shs whole On the Tariff o,ll the pending
question being en- fhe Cannon amendment
sixte~n Dutch sssndsrsi reaucirr tie RATES
On ether grades and granting . bounty 90
the producers II sugar. Ths amendment
vas rejected oV a vote of 81 - los.
Afer ths rejection of Mr.. Canncn's .
amendment removing the iurort duty On
smear an acrimonious debsfs sross on tie
srisndna eos. offered by Mr. " Wsher. of New
York. providing for = new classification of
th- grades ~ suaar Mr NcComas. OF
M.rylsnd. chsrxed me COMMITTEES on Ways
and Means sta DENYING q hsarinx 20 the
usanufacturers snd working men of the
osuntFT. BUS lrsn1ng one - NJ Have
never uaom - character sef a. The heai
ef fhs snxsr trust NJ Nils of rexss. sns
NJ. Rrpcki nris,ge. 81 Arksnsas. reuldistei
tb- iasnnstioa. snd he dehsts wss par
ti,.ip.fssi in.hv Messrs. Cannon. Of IIiinois
Re~f. of Msius. sud Brecsiuridxe. 81 Ken
tnckv Mr. Webers amendment was lost
--et - -
NJ Cannon hen ofered an amendment
substituting the SUGAR schezinle a. IA orixin-
sllv sppesred ia the Nils hiif. A firther
k~sfei ie>@fs 81 rc.ircsi character soi-
te~et snd ensl.v Cannon's amendnneat
49, ~-airecfed sx ~ss smother one offered
~ Nr NeeeT snd consideration sf tie
snr.r elsnses wss sf an sn3
Ths eeeacoe paragraph ras ieft aren f,r
Hrturu sctiou. NJ Eatunz. 81 Nsv York
-ac<e3 - strike ems tae Starch provIs sfou
srS pendiDz a rote an fhe nosior tie
Eous> a q n ssfiorr-e3
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

LxrrsIc July 9.-Hsrr Dietz. an Alsa
tian railway Official. Nine. Dietz, his wife
and . railway assistant named Appel
who were charged with having sold TO til,
French govern ment information rels.iv'
70 German military arrangements, hav'
been convicted. Dietz was sentence to ter
wears and bis wife 70 four years penal ser.
witude. Both ere also to be deprived OF
<SEil rights Appeh vas sentenced to one
years imprisonment and nine years de.
tention in the fortress
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

IsDLssAPoLIs. July s.--GsnsEzl Fsifchild.
Past Grand Commsndsr Of the g. A. K. ar
rived this morning. sni with Governor
Millstts. Of Dakola. paid his respects 20
General Hsrrison. LATE this evening .
company Of thirty-nse gentlemen aud
sizhsssn ladies' arrived fron Benton
HsrboF. Michigan. and called AZ the
candidates residences. They were warmly
received By the General and Ars- Harrison.
Col L. n. Ward acted as spokesman and
offered congratulations. saying that their
sppcsrance las the result Of desire 70 see
The pan whoa . great party had noniI-
mated and Who was destined 10 Dc the
nsxt President OF such . great nation.
General Harrison replied briefly, saying this
rss tns hFst delegation rom any OF
Indisrzs snfer states that szt visited him.
and hs vas grateful for TIE kindness mani
fssted. tie referred to the tact that
Micnigan had candidate before
the con Fenfion. and said be Vas truly lad
there had been made no wounds which
required time for healing. The evening
vas then passed socially.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
Tower Clothing Co.


Last night the advance guard Of the mil
itsry companies of this city started on the
1890 train for Machinac- Co. 81" sent
Quartermsster Lewis Hart Corporsls Fred
]. Adams and George Bennett. and Phi
Yates Albert Townsend. George A Fipdls.
ter. Arthur Payne. VIII Griffin, vii
Reid,
Co. tx" sent Qusrtermsster John Boon
and Assistant Quartsrmsst<r Peter Van
Dam; Sergeant William Stuart Corporsl'
Theodore Frominski, James Luxford and
William Reilly; Privstss George Brown
Ed. Tooher and Louis Smith. The Co. X.
cooks. James and Arthur Daily, also left
last night.
90. HB's' advance guard consisted OF
Quartermsstsr Frank Fnspy and q corps
of colored workmen. The boys who went
last night have gone for the purpose ol
making arrangements for the reception ol
their respective companies when they ct.
rive - the camping ground.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

A verv peculiar csss vas tried in Justice
wsstfslrs court yesterday afternoon On
the 6th q July warrant vss issued By
Justice De Wolf Of Grand Rapids township,
s0z the arrest q Nsrsbali Gibbs on charge
Of ass.uls snd battery on the person Of ore
Nar IFrolieF. ps W0ifs warrant wss IS
sued without a. order from the Prosecuting
ktfornev and tie next cav one of tie
psissbors 81 Gibss procured ~ or5er for
warrant for The errest ~ t}tbos from ths
Prosecuting Attorney and justice Wesifai
is.ned tbst document
gbhs wss arrested On the Wesifsll veF
rsnt frss snd hroazhf iuto cooft lsFt ssfur-
asr and p1ssded sot gHiity. las csss VS.
"a earned I'll T~ster6ay. A. seon - Gihos
Ief Tasfias Wsstfsils cff3os Saturday be
~ss arrested On SO DeWcsf wsrrxDt. taken
ses0rs Iusttce Iir~ ~oif eiesaed gutitv, pad
O. srS eo~ts sna wss diechsrT~a
N-ste4dsT 80 csss vss sFs'r ernnshf ~
In fasfsnp Wesfss.is ceari sna snet i was
~ sho-n fkst fta<n ~ss say fs1s q fhe
zsstksr a. thst ea4iz - s9as vss - 6s-
cas<s. eskhe
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10
THREE MEN KILLED.

piosion In Allentown. Pa
ALLESTows, Pa, July 9.--The boiler ex-
ploded at the Adelaide silk mill this morn
ing. instantly killing Frank Steiner and
Henry Borreo, frsmen.. Hiram Sell, the
engineer, was caught by the legs and pinned
fast He was terribly injured and died
three hours later. Jswin Ochs, O BRICK
layer. vas shockingly scslded, but viii re-
cover. Jacob Shsffer and Robert Hilliard
were slightly bruised by flying debris. The
engine house is wreck. None of the nine
hundred employees we're injured. Cause
unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

Everybody has had heard the irresistibl
song "Life's Story

Everybody has had heard the irresistible
song "Life's Story"
"Just q little sunshine
Just little rain
Just little happiness
Just little pam"
And many vocslists scarcely know
where to get it. The song is published by
Mills Woodward & Co.. Of New York.
The same firm has just published another
popular song The Convict and The Bird
by the author OF The Letter That Never
Came" Messrs. Wood ward & Co. send the
TELEGRAM-HERALD Good Bye Dearest
Heart" a song and chorus by Henry ].
Sayers. That Melody Divine" Annie
Laurie) by Julian Jordan, author Of The
Song That Reached My Heart" the waltz
song in The Old Homestead" entitled The
Dream Of Long Ago an exquisitily beanti-
fnl song and Charles Grahsm's beautiful
song IF the Waters Could Speak as they
Flow" All the above may be had by sd-
dressing Mills Woodward q Co., s&2 and
s44 Broadway. or they may be ordered Of
any of our music dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-10

MrSpES CTrY. July s.--Eariy yesterday
morning James Rycknan. farmer residing
IN Ninden township. Ieft home before the
f.nily arose. At 10 O'Clock be wss found
dead ia = piece Of woods with bis throat
cut from ear 70 ear. and by bis sde lay
the razor with which the deed vas done
Ryckmsn rss a. years Of age and leaves
widow and several children. He bad
been iabori1g some time under religions sx-
.rsh,.s.kla