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Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
Personal Paragraphs.


G. Haldane left yesterday afternoon
for Des Moines.
T.. +. Clayton, of Macedonia, was in
the city yesterday.
j. N. Baldwin has been spending sew
eral days in Chicago.
Judge Ford is recovering from a
short but severe illness.
William Morrow, Of Mondamin, was
at the kiel hotel yesterday.
Mrs. l.. A. Warburton leaves this
evening for the east on business.
II. A. Irwin, of Plum Hollow. whose
brother was killed at the Northwestern
depot sometime ago, is at the CrestOn
house awaiting some action in the
court.
Rev. G. w. Crofts left last evening
for Rochelle, H., where he will Of
ticiate at the funeral of one of the old
citizens on Thursday. He expects to
return Thursday.
j. j. Sullivan, George Richardson,
Henry Greade and George Coulthard.
of Missouri Valley, were in the city
yesterday on business in connection
with the building of some school house
there.
j. M. Carter. who has served so ac-
ceptaDly us superintendent Ol tne new
court house during its construction. left
yesterday for his home in st. Joe. 1t is
expected that he will return to partici-
pate in the dedicatory exercises, which
would be incomplete without him. To
him, rs much or more than to any other
man, this county is indebted for having
secured so excellent a building for so
little money. He has zealously watched
the countys interests, and his faithful
ness and ability have been of great
value to the taxpayers. He should by
all means be present when the great
house-warming takes place.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
Doinas of the Board OF Trade.

The board OF trade met last evening
in the rooms, President Wells in the
chair.
The hotel committee submitted its
plans OF operations; reported that suffic-
ent progress had been made to warrant
faith in ultimate success and asked for
further time. Report received and
further time granted.
A communication from Broom Broth
ers, asking for the donation OF the Der
rick property to them to establish their
works upon Il was read. The PROPOSE
tion was refused, also one respecting a
poultry packing establishment" now
located at Centerville,; Iowa, but who
contemplates moving. This establish
ment employs about one hundred hands
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29

was out OF the pen but few weeks
when he attempted to burglarize the
residence Of w. A. Maurer, but made a
mistake in being caught and will lead
sequestered life for the next four years.
When arrested he was Immediately set
down by the police rs an old criminal,
and the result shows that they were not
rnistakpp
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29

Referred 10 Mayor ROhrer to conduct
the correspondence. '1ls >'
On motion Mr.. AIM Scribner was
admitted to honorary membership OF
the board as representative OF local
assembly No. 1868 Knights of Labor.
Board adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
An Old Bird.

When the deputy sherifTs having in
charge the squad of prisoner among
whom was Monroe, the burglar, arrived
at the penitentiary, they were surprised
to see several of the convicts shak 9
hands with him, and upon inquiring
learned that he was discharged from
there about three months ago, having
been sent up before from Carroll county
by Judge Loufbourow, who also passed
his present sentence in this city. He
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
Money to loan. W. s. Cooper.

E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
confidential. Office 500 Broadway, cor
ner Main street, upstairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
Travellers! Stop at the Bechtele.

On the market for over twenty years.
Still the most reliable and the most
popular sewing machine made. The
light rnnning Domestic. Office los
Main st,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

CPECIAL tisements. such as Lost, Found.
~ To Loan. For Sale. To Rent, Wants boarding
etc, will be inserted in this column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the frst IN
sertion and Five Cents Per Line for each subse-
Quent insertion. Leave advertisements at our
Gil Blutfs, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
6heafe loans money on real estate.

Bargains in houses and lots on small
cash payment. Johnston Il Van Patten,
q Main street. -
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29
Union Abstract Co., 236 Main st.

II you desire to get new Hall type writer
cheap, drop postal card to H. 4. p, BEE
office. A great bargain for the first who
aDDlies
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29

II you want to trade. sell, buy or rent
call on w. w. Bilger, Everett block.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29

DR.. r. Rice, No. IL Pearl st., will
give compound oxygen treatment at SO
cents each sitting.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29

One thousand head OF one, two and
three-year-old steers for sale. Will give
credit to reliable parties. Enquire o
A. ]. Greenamayer.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-29

WANTED--If you have any furniture, stoves
w or carpets for sale, or II you want to buy
above goods, call on A.. J. Mandel, ;s223 and 325
broadway,
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4 Few of the Many Testimonials,

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THE FREEMAN,

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or the Central States. ATTN
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F3Hs Or p. SHNEEzRsS

Your Druggist will sell
one package ef4 boxes for
81, one box for Is cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
ImpulslvE STRIKERS
They nrcak from the Cos
troll Of Their O0cera.
Severe Beyeost Isasgarstsa AGnh
An Rarlisgtaa Cara Many Plsauu
Of sarrsrs seearsd.

CzrcAeo. Nsr,h Ss.-EterytAina
quiet IN the yards Of the Busllnle.
Railroad this csarnice. The ofI5oe
claim thai by tomorrow the full voeI
ine force Of the Chicago yasds-I
swsschcaer-viii have bsen eecasu
Ihir;een switch engines aud 1f
sxisesmen are as work, and soms hooI
vss has been made 10 moving 4
asesmrlafed freight.
A Dispatch frea st. ice, Misopus
says that all tho switehmec. thirty a
In nameer, ssrnck thsrs this mosnln
and nos q shell is tsFning.
The Burlington epginecss and 0r.
meo practically cut away fyem TIE
leaders and 0r,svss. ce co entities oosn
and took hold Of tie strike With an
grip. The reason for this ac4ioo ~
that the more impuisivs hgd beeonI
iGpesieut cvvr the siox and Apparoutl
uasu-ses<fci fneshsds Of Chief Arthu
They wanted 10 strike the rail ou e
head 30 they appointed committee a.
cent them cot 10 work. Every nan
raining into Chioaso va visited -
pledges obtained ffom all the switch
men and switch engineers that undo
no circumstances would they new
BarlsnR,oa car. Later ia the day
mass meeting vas held. Delegates ffou
all the roads were treseut and u
pledges made to the commi:teee vss'
repeated. Tonight the strikers claino1
that an infsx;hle boycott sasirss ~
Darlington cars had been establlshe6
and tkey we're positive that not q Hus
lirgton car would be moved In Ohieael
tomorrow. except 90 the BurlinatoE
irack. The strikers iutimated thai fnr
iher steps In the great struggle With ~
Harrington would be taken IN day .,
tyQ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

II vss liks making Q bareSia With q
soldier that be shauid not load his eua.
The Western Cnion had . pecs liar Phi
lanthropy Of its own. Il did uos wish
anybody 10 live il ID c5aid help IL. IL
did rot surrose thai this company
cca'd mAke contract With the
Cal sdian PAciAc or thai it could
raise the necessary funds 10 bald
. line from British Colaub.a to
San Frsncssco. While the Western
Union vas IN deaht ~ 20 the absolute
hs2ish Of TIE coxresitiou. 10 sst devn
10 ssi,. sud il ii did nos dis in a fss-
sonabls time IL psosesdsd 20 DO What il
ecrid Go to hasten its oemise. &cnnp-
olies all declared that they are pabisc
benefacsoss; thai they would cheapen
prsdnsis. The Standard 0si Coupany
said: "He are a blessing. We give
yea oil chsApes than you can set IL In
ether way" The Postal and United
lines vas Q rrom;sine company. II the
Postal coaid secure equal facilities with
the Western Union IN the Transports
ton Of poles snd supplies and in the
right OF way over the Pacific railroads u
would be satisfied.
General Swain said that II Coiozel
Iueersoi wanted 10 bald lins on the
Pacific railroads be did not need the
help Of eanaress- There vas On the
statute books The authority for any IN
dtviduGi TO compel the Pacific railroad
companies By msndanus to do any
thing which the5 we're required 10 DO
under she statutes or common Law
AQifuro.t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
rRxAIs wsru CHINA.
srSoPsrx or vHAr IRE sEv pocuN1xT
FBovgpRS FOB

SYNOPSIS or wHAr -nH sEv pocuAsxT
Fsovfp9s Tos-
wsFrxsrox, March T.-The rev
Csinese treaty. which 10 made p1eiic 10
day, provides that sor psrisd OF ssee-
~ wears. Gazing fron the tine OF tie
- -hanee OF rsssacAsiocs. the conIna
al Chiuese ias,orers 20 tie United Stars
a. crahibssed. This do<s not acpsy TO
Cs,nese iaborers sso have iavfel sives.
chiitren or arsnts in the Unised Ssates.
or pfopests ,hefeia 10 TIE vsias % t.0o
90 Aes,s1 of q Ike amount doe bin.
Fvesy Chimes. iahoeef on ieevsrc the
TTuiseS states nasf. - Q condition sos
hi, resnrn. deessis With tie collector OF
cuatocas Of tie dtstrsct frnn which BE
dscsrss . fai description 10 srisinE o.
a roeey er psoressy CO eeess. snd
sAssi be farrsske1 With c<rtnease
shog,us kis riget 70 r~lsru 10 The tass
- rxa,es sAoaia this stasecaScs pssvs
AS, b. fsrfsits - rixhs to rsfssr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

eucb rieAs q return shah b exercised
vtfkia Gee year .of The date of leavine
tie Uuttod S1nteo. bat may Be extended
fos - addi1ioaal period nos to sxse<d
o0e yoAR. Tia exntina pTivile9eg Of
tnvel md scjo1rn in The uuitsd esates
- CAioo1o ofkctAle. teachers. sfndeDts.
merchants and travellers for earnestly
and pleasure remain undistufoed, 40
veil - the transit right Of ia6oeefs.
Chinsss shall have for pxoteetioo Of
their pessoos aed property al the rights
given - tbs lava Of sbe Ucised 6sates
exeept The riehs 10 bee30e Q nasufki-
ind eistsso- u = aGreed b the tfesty
10 pay e275el9 % Q full Indemnity for
al toG1ss sas1aiDed by Chinese subjects
vhsp thsy have befn victims Of injury
ID persoo and property ~ the haads Of
wicked and laWiess men. II six monshs
bafofe the expirstisn Of the pesisd Of
twenty yoafs na6teer government fof-
maily gives notice 10 ste other Of its
termination the treaty ahall remain in
foscs another period Of twenty years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
LlssLy snssrIsa nArcs.
SPECIAL POLICEMAN copoafA Rxconn
RATuIR RHcTfKp.

SPECIAL POLICEMAN copoRsA HxcoNxl
RATnIR RHcrxp.
San BalSAspIxo, March 2s.-A qssd-
r1pse shooting affair occurred this even.
ing at the Club saloon. Chas. A. CO.
doria, special policeman, wss in the
saloon talking to girl called Ruoy
Henry Wilson was also then talking 10
the girl. Words ensusd between the
psen and Co6oria threatened wilson.
Oliver Griffith. the barkseper, told them
to be quiet. Hot words followed and
Griffith attempted TO pus the men cut.
Goderia got on the steps leading 20 the
sidewalk, pulled revolver and ared
two shots, s,rlkIrg Griffith IN the head.
The latter ran tack for his gun, when
Wilson received ball from 90
doria's revoivst which passed through
the left lcua, ranging downward
and forward. The second bulisi
struck q Mexican bystander in the leg
iIflicting nssh wound. Grifiith then
hred hitting Codoria In the iefl leg.
The bsll ranged up into the groin. An
other shot from Csdoria's weapon esnt
cissr through Gr,fiith's bodv near the
nearf and he fell on the foor. All
three men we're disabled. Griffith and
Wilson are said TO be dying. Grif3th
dss q wife and child. Oodoria vas
taken home and sbe Mexican was al
loved to walk away. Ths two others
are held as Witnesses The place lock
ed like butcher pen after the shooting
fron the blood that coseEd the door.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

An uygoar UNDER vAy TO MAXI HIM
cHIKH JuUyICR-

An uypoaT uSpER vAy TO hAxs HIM
CHIP JuufIc1-
pYSvss, March &.-At banqust OF
,ha Alampi association Of the Ueiyefsi.
ts ., Michigan for this state vas teid
A. al. Albany hotel last sveoinR ano a..
tended BY ever eighty members. come OF
.sorn s-c the most prominent members
cs he .sar and bench tn Colorado The
fo,Ioyi,. resolutions we're unsnimoosiy
P,safre.', BIZ the Alomri association
q, TIE In, versi.y Of Micaiaan for tie
ssste os %. 1rado. that se Use sH bog
orsble means 20 secsre the sppo'ntmeni
y, Hon- Thou - u. Cooley TO be chief
;,.,see es the United States: and be il
further
"A, ~ the University OF Aichiasn
throughout the Urited states 70 join o.
IN orocurina the pssittouirG povsr of
lie entire bar. asd thereby, II possible,
s,ezre Il sppoinsmest
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
CRACKsnAn CaAxE EsoArrs.
THAT FACT OCCASIONS MUCH sxrrrxnxn
AT THE sAn FHAkcIsco Jan.

THAI FACT OCCASIONS MuCu nxcIrxmE0f
AT TIE sAn FHAkcnco ykSL.
SAN FRAkoIsco. March ?S.--Thers vas
much excitement at the county jail TIN
afternoon BY tie discovery that GeorRo
Crane. the eastern cfacksmsn who -
ftceutly capiured while trying to force
open a safe in bookstore 10 shia CITY.
has escaped. Sneri1 McMann tnue-
diasely teieRrsphed to all the shsEifPs "a
along the railroad iiSts, giving . a.
scfipsion of Crane and Offering . reward
for his capture. Crane obtained per.
mission 20 take q bath about noon. ano
as q number Of visiters we're in the cer-
riders at the time u IL supposed that -
took advantage Of the sliRht copfusicn
and passed cut Of the building With oho
visitors orDottsed BY the euarde. A.
soon as his esoace vas discovered tAo
deputy stationed At the frsnt door ~
Suspended PENDING IN invssttaatten.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

oKNKRAL SUBJECT OF INDUSTRIES oCcu
PfxD 1HE MonNINo ueUas

oKNKRAL SUBJECT OF INDUSTRIES occu.
PfKD 1HR MORNING ueUas.
WAsuIsoroN, March rs. The morn.
ing tea sion OF the international council
of women vas devoted to the general
subject Of industries. Laura n. Jones.
president OF the Kansas equal suffrage
association, presided. The frst payer
was read by Mrs. Mary Liveruorc on
voman's industrial gain daring the last
half OF the century.
An interesting paper Was read by Mira.
Lsoua Barry, ofgapiz-r OF the kaiehts
Of Labor, On "Whas tic knights OF
Laoor erc doine for vomen." she said /;
I" We are buildipg around cur girls q
wall to protect and defepd them FROM
the humiiis,ious which they heretofore
we're subjected TO. Tts knights of
Labor are taking little girls from the
factory, the workshop and mine and
ed2oatiDg them, because We know ths
little child ef today is tue mother Of the
future. We know that tie fireside, the
city, the state, council and nation art
moulded by the hands CT the wives and
noihafs OF cur children. As these are
children OF today, and as these shall be
the working women Of tito fnt1Te. We
demand that they shall be taken from
the wsrkshop, factory and mine and pu;
in,o she school TO develop them.'
The session closed with well received
address on Women as farmers by
Esther l.. Warner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

osroos LAwYKns PAY TBxIs Tribute 10
TIVE LAIx CaIEY JusTlCx.

TuI LATE CHIEF JUSTICE.
PORTLAND, March 2s.-tSpecial. TO
dsy q meeting wss held By the members
OF the bar iu the United States circuit
eoar, room TO vresent appropriate ress-
Iations exrfessive Of regret at the oestn
OF Chief Justice n. X. Waite, aud to
otherwise pay resrecs TO bis memory.
Resclations were presested and adopted.
Foliovine the resolutions, Judge Lewis
L. Aelrthor, Uoitsd States district at
tprrey. made q brief bat eloquent 80
sress: and another tribute vss paio TO
,ne memory OF the departed iarisf By
Hon. N. r. Desdy. which closed the rex
escises. The attendance By the menu
brrs Of the bar vas large.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

yup0B saIPUAN sugfAIys TIE DEMuRsxn
OF s1paxY DILLON.
NEv Yosx. March 2s.-Jacge Ship
man, Of The Unissd States clRsuit court,
today dismissed the snis against the
great Credit Mobilier. The suit vae
begun fourteen years aeo by Rowland
HaSasd and other stcckhoidess Of the
eooearn sgainst Sidney Dillon, o. tras-
tee. An accounting for work dos 10
shs construction Of the Unien Pacific
railfoad vas soocht for. The defend
sns demurred 10 the complaint, and tie
matter has sines been pending in the
eoefl The demurrer % sustained b.
judge Snipoan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
oregon rrsAlbassssisss,

PORTLAND. March 2. - Special. l.
The state Prohibition couventiOu moo
here today. Rev. o. Taylos was ohoopo
temporary chairman aud N. Il 0syland
Temporary secretary. A COMMITTEES
on credentials vas then appointed. FIJI
teen couniits oat of the twenty -sevea
in the state we're represented In The oon-
vention. The total number of delegates
will reach about one hundred. Ceusid-
eratle public interest is felt 10 the pro-
eeed,Bgs. The committee en- cfedent-
iais submitted a report which waa
adopted without discussion. A COM
mittee on resolutions was appointed
and pending their report the conventioo
adjourned until tomorrow morning. No
pomination were made. and tho pro-
ceeoires thus far are only preliminary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

TAcoxA. Marsh 3D. Special l. County
Assessor Hedges will, on April Let, take
possession OF The room In tbe court
bouss hniidise formerly ocoupied By
The probate court. Tbs partition be-
tween his cid rootn and that to be his
hss been moved, giving him more room
in the new. Artists are at work paint
ing the vaIis. etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

Tscsxi, March 2s.-fsfecisi. The
nominations for chief Of the fire depart
ment and assistant chief have been
made. Tbs present chief. A. Y. Hoska,
xss Yeuosninatsd for the oftsse, and
Emil Krsptx, OF the 6rss ward, vss
uominassd for assistant chief. There
are DO Compositions aud consequently
shs election will NOT be very exoisisg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

HAvISa RETURNED TO THIS CRY AND
Ill tesumsd the prscsst oi his psofeSaioa,
takes this OPPORTUNITY 70 say that ne does col
pretend 60 de vondsss, of cure bis pstenis b.
iayins on Of hands. ~ mysterious psxers. or
atasr tiehery. ~ advertised 10 frequently r.
she daily press. ard osiy saieulatsss ~ nisis-d
the unwafy bas he has in his Ec<ss sstan AL
rns LArsst ISvsSffexs IN suaairAt, MxricAL
AAD KlecrnicAL AFfAsAsrsss fot tbs ST
cEssyuL TgEAfNiNr of All GLASSES
or DISEASES, ami whsiever tatisaals ssiea
tiAe medicine ~ tsaghs aad Approved By the
bSst msdicsi Authorities IN tef, o5untfy, As
v,l 40 In E1rape. e~n soSompl tsh, be ses'
taiely wii d..
Give hun call, there 10 40 shsrss fs eoa-
saltssior-
ouIcx Axp RxsiexSog wtndsor House.
coianbia shess, hetwssa front and sreNnd
BesNs. sb ios .. m: to .. and 9 TO Ie
f.n.
go fTofu.sl nal calls attended 20 asy and
rlsht mhis i1
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Caa't Set ever the River.

TACOMA. March q. tSpseial. The
overland train from the east IL u this
writing. 6 o'clock D. ~. still detained
east OF the Coiombia river, being uns-
hle to cross on account Of high winds,
The ferry made two attsmpss. one early
in the morning and again at noon, but
on both occasions the danger wss found
to be so great that u retained. Just
when the train will arrive, therefore.
cannot be stated. The train is report
ed to have io6 passengers aboard, Ill
bound for points west OF the Cascades.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
Taking eat the nschInery.

TAoouA, March Special J--Ths
pSopsietors Of the salmon esnnery north
Of Old Town seem TO have been thor
ouahly diseusted With the result Of last
SEASONS work, and today workmen were
put 10 work 10 take ent the machinery.
I. will be sent 20 Alaska, where q usv
oaIneFy is icing baiit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

TACOMA. March 2s--fspeciall The
main brick work en- the Northern Pa
oltic railroad Office bniidinQ wss com
plsied yesterday asa the work Of pui-
ting 90 the roef vas commenced.