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Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
O GO.

The Importance of the primaries to-day
is great. Every elector should vote. The
result to-day will determine the selection
of thirty-seven delegates to the state convcn-
ton, at which all state officers will be nom
mated, together with five presidential elect
ors. The primaries will also settle the mat
ter of the election of thirty-seven delegates
to the congressional convention which nom-
mates a candidate for congress in the First
district. Don't forget the primaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
A Combination Not in Fashion.

Chicago Nous.
The anagram mania is raging with ter
rife violence. We find symptoms of it in
nearly every paper we pick up. There is
nothing more pleasing to the vanity than to
be in fashion, even though that fashion be
merely literary imbccility. So here is an ana.
gram for the dedication and the benefit Of
our friends, the prohibitionists:
ThuRman,
Cleveland,
Morton,
Harrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10

Mrs. CHAsKA is reported to be earn
cstly trying to influence her husbands
numerous red relatives to accept the
new treaty. If the government had
been wise and made up the commission
of eastern school ma'ams, there wouldn't
have been any trouble in getting the
Sioux Indians to sign the agreement
for the sale of their reservation.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10

IT is strange that the law requiring
the signing of a death certificate by the
attending physician and the signing Of
a burial permit by the secretary of the
board of health should have been al
lowed to lapse. There is not a metro
politan city in the country that does
not enforce a strict observance of the
y,1a
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
THE REALTY MARK EFT.
Instruments Placed on Record Dur
ing Yesterday,
\ Larsen to AM Phelps

= Larsen to A M Phelps, lot 5, Wohler's
A aud II Kountze and wife to c w Hays,
lot 43D. Piainview, W ................ GOO
N A Kuhn, trustee. To A Innis, lots q and
IL, blk s.; and lots % and -, blk9 Creigh-
ton heights, w 200
N A Kuhn. trustee. to + l. Mccoy, lot Z,
blk s; and lot ~, blk 3, Creighton Heights
N A Kuhn, trustee. to Il l. Mccoy. lot 4,
blk \, Creighton Heights, W d...,........ 800
John ! RediCk and wife to j Il Dillon, part
tax lot 3, sec l5-l5-l3 e, W d,........... 1900
Otto LobeCk and wife to W l. Selby, lot 10.
blk 3, Lincoln place., a ..,.......... 800
G l. Grobecker ct al TO Is Riley, lot 3, blk
II, ShulIs add, W Observation-Disclosures. 90. $3.50
T. Backus to X Young, U-lOO acres S
of n o }B-I6-g, W d ,.......... I2
John w Tead to Il ii Taylor, lots -, IA and
10, blk ~, Walnut hill. W d ............. 5000
VIM NJ Foster and wife to Il W Hills, lot !,
blk 2, Fosters add, W d.. ............. LOO
:. II Van Closter to A X Riley, lot y, blk
IA, Iianscomp place, " d.............. 5000
ID j. Thomas and wife To Vt Cannon, lots
II and IL, Mayne's add to Orchard Hin,
NJ quick and wife to I Humid, lot 0, blk
Az, Grand View, W ................ 800
John w Griffith, trustee, to ! Neuman, lot
10, blk 3. Baker place, W d. ............ go
Il s Rood and wife to / Neuman, lot %,
blk q, and lot 2, blk II, Albrlght's annex,
S s Price to W II Thomas, lot ~. blk g.,
Potter & Cobb's add TO South Omaha,
W.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10

NUMEROUS complaints are made by
citizens of the impossible condition of
streets. The PAYERS and water works
people are largely responsible for such
a condition OF the city's thoroughfares.
When once a street is ordered 10 be
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
THE PRIMARIES.
The Deep Interest Manifested Where
to go and Vote

Yesterday was a busy one with the con-
gressional asrirants. Each Of them has been
working studiously in the doubtful wards,
leaving the others TO the care of trusted
friends. Mr.. Webster has been in the out
side precincts, while Council has confined
himself mainly to interior points. There
seems 10 be no doubt that Council has Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10

THE caucus egg was boiled hard
at the several ward meetings, and all
that is necessary is to crack the she'll
at the county convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
Dakota,

Sioux Falls is moving for a soap factory.
Yankton has decreased the dog tax from
81 to 81 for male CANNES, and from IS to SO
for females.
Miss +. j. Wheat is the only female banker
In the territory, having purchased the Bank
of Gettysburg.
The slaughter of prairie chickens has al
ready begun, and the helpless young birds
are being knocked down with clubs by
''sportsmen."
An effort is being made To introduce the
matrimonial feature at some of the county
fairs this fall. Tn premium is not stated,
but it will not be on products.
John S. Burge, an old prospector, has been
lodged in Jail at RAPID City. He Is insane
and proceeded at once to break all the
windows in that institution, claiming that he
was with Morgan on his raid. He will be
sent to the asylum at Yankton.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
The Champion.

Washington critic.
"Oh, let us have a clean campaign"
The party leaders shout;
Which seems to mean that either n
Must clean the other out.
And it will be so.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
Seventeen transfers, aggregating
Building PERMITS,

The following permits to build were is
sued yesterday:
Spencer Otis, two-story residence, Tween
ty.first and Spencer. ... .....-..'........ $500
Soren c. Johnson, cottage, Sixteenth and
tdnlOH.. .''.''.' r'.s..' .s''''''''''''F oW
ID. B. Ball, repairs, 2i16 Harvey ........... 40
Mutual Investment company, cottage,
Lowe, near Davenport. ......,........ $500
DIR. A. w. Edminston, two-story frame
residence. spencer, near Twenty-tirst.. 1000
Louis Larsen, barn, 37O3 Seward. .......... 70
Joe Palan, improvements, Twelfth, near
Plerce. iW
----
Seven permits. apgregating. ........... sg,0ll
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10

N the race between Council and
Webster, Mr.. Cornell appears several
lengths ahead.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
South Omaha.

At the caucus last night the following
ticket was selected:
Delegates-Dr. J. Glasgow, Fred NJ. Smith,
G. o. Mayfield, L.. Carpenter, c f. Elliott,
Joe Bonner, Jerry Howard and d.. X. Wells.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
HIS Belief.

Detroit Free Press.
AS TO Mr. Harrison's belief, he seems TO be
a Shaker Just now.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
The Sixth Ward.
The Third Ward.

The Council ticket in the Third ward is as
follows:
M. o. Ricketts,, Charles Branch, Lee Hels-
ley, Walter Bennett, Seth Cole, j. Hubbard,
Frank Bellamy and John Campbell.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
Iowa..

The Sunday schools of Des Moines will
hold u convention August 10.
The mayor of Dubuque thinks the city's
expenses ought to be reduced.
Henry county's old settlers will hold their
annual reunion at Salem, August 10.
O. +. Main, Of Marion, accidentally took
an overdose of morphine last Saturday night
and he is not expected to live. He is an old
man and wanted rest and sleep.
The Burlington Gazette believes on a ques-
ton of local option there would be five votes
to one, in Des MONIES county, in favor of a
high license for the lager beer traffic.
There are nine counties in Iowa each hay
ing over 10, 1000 children of school age. The
counties are Clayton, Clinton, DesMoins,
Dubuque, Lee, Linn, Polk, Pottawattamie
and Scott. 90
The Dubuque Herald has a great big inter
r~ogation point. On Saturday last, says
the Herald, a well dressed young woman
with an umbrella was seen standing on the
banks of Lake Peosta. She attracted the at
tention Of one or two Of the employees in the
shops who saw her commence 10 disrobe, and
in a short time she was the observed of all
observers-every man in the shop was look
ing at her as she sailed forth into the water
-nude, with The umbrella over her head.
She foundered about in the waters for an
hour and then came out, dressed herself and
d~issappered over the sand pile.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-10
Van Etten's Last Hope.

Seven permits. aegregating.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
The Law Was satished.
New York San.

They tell down east Of poor fellow
who owned remarkably fat hog, and
who also owed rich man. The hog wSs
about all the properly the poor debtor
had worth levying on, and the lswexempted
a mans on y pig. One day the creditor
meeting the debtor said, "You need an.
other pig; let me send you nice little
one" Ire poor man Was astonished.
"Why, owe for the hog I've got now"
he stemmered "Never mind, you need
another one, and I'll send IT," aud be did {;
and the little pig IVES put in the pen by
the side Of the fat one. Ii less than an
hour the constable came aud attached the
fat hog and took 1t away, and thus the Law
and the rich man were satisfied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
WOODEN mnl ., Bel.on,

Epec1sI 70 Lhe VAzttte.
BrLToN, TEX Feb. ia project is
on foot to establish wooden mill here.
Letters were sent east to-day for ssti-
mates on the machinery for the plant
which will be in operation By December
next. The original plsnt is to cost $780,
600 with arrangements to double the
capacity without further cost, except Of
the additional looms. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
HE IS DEAD.

The stoekman Shot by Mexlcans in Psso
DEL Norte.
Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Feb. l5.-W. R, Shot
well, the cAttlemAn who was shot last
night bv three Mexicans in PAso Del
Korte, died at 6 q. N. at the Windsor
hotel IN this city. He hailed
from Victoria, n. NJ, where he
had ranch and his visit here was
to lay in supplies. He says the Mexcaps
shot him without p-ovocstion and their
intention was to ROD him. he has a wife
and daughter IN Denver and q son in
Kansas City, and TO the latter a telegram
was sent to-day informing him Of his
fathers death. The Odd Fellows, Of
which order he WAS 8 member, have
taken charge Of the remains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
Appointed Solicitor.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo Feb. Is 1t is officially
announced that Alexander G Cochrspi
senior member of the law hrm Of Coch.
ran, Dickson & Smith Of this city, has
been appointed general solicitor of the
Missouri, Pacific Railway system to ell
the vacancy occssioned by the retirement
of Ex-Governor John c. Brown, when
that gentlsmsn was made receiver Of the
Texas and PEcif: rosd. Mr.. Cochran
represented The Allegheny, Pennsylvanis,
district in Congress one term, and WAS
for several years legal counsel Of Captain
james B Eads and wac also attorney of
the Tehuxniepsc Ship Railway. He has
resided here for ten Yeas ana ranks high
as LAWYER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
WANT LOWER RATES.

What q COMMITTEES of tho souIhwesteEn
Stock Association Asked For.
Special 70 the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, Feb. I'D. 2. FAINT
Of Rockport, J. A. McFadden of Victoria,
A. C. Jones of Beevllle, A. Il. Pierce OF
Wharton and other prominent stock
men Of the west are in the
city, representing the southwe stern
Stock Association. This afternoon they
held conference with the trsffi; associa-
ticn and asked for lower rates snd quick
er time for cattle shipments. The result
Of the conference has not yet been an
nounced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

Among the many expenses that WEll
street brokers hsve to face every year is
the item for flowers with which they bright
en- and adorn their offices. Winter and sum-
mer, spring and fall, huge bu; ches OF ex-
peneive posies are kept on hand In many
# The very attractive offices. 1t is reck-
oned tina the syersge expense for an Of
fce.is $40 day. At dusk the cfice boys
and lesser clerks divide the flowers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

A sick child in Owen county, Kentucky,
has surpassed the feat of the hogs, human
and otherwise, who sought distinction BY
estisg thirty quails In thirty days. S. D.
Duvan offered his little girl S25 II she
would est q partridge every day for thirty
days, believing that the nourishing food
would do her good. She ate the birds
and got the money, but on the twenty.
sixth day she said the partridge looked as
big as turkey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
ATHLETES In TROUBLE.

Charged With swlDdIipg and Attempting
to XIII,
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 10 Duncan
C Ross, the athlete, had his examination
to-day on the charge Of swindliDg pre-
ferred by Walsh, Daily and CASTOR, his
fellow athletes; also on q charge of
threatening to kill preferred By CASTOR,
Ross testified that Sundays
exhibition only Ietted $500 and
that Walsh, Daily and CASTOR were
indebted to him the amount of their
share. The court dismissed both charges
Walsh, DAILY and CASTOR gave bond last
night on charge of violstipg the Sunday
Law and were released from jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
A CROOKED AFFAIR.
Serious Charges Made Against the Conduct
ing of the KENTUCKY Derby.

LOUISVILLE, ny, Feb. 15.-Colonel N,
Lewis Clark was seen in regard to Captain
s. s. Browns intimetions to the Pittsburg
Reporter that the Kentucky derby wss
"crooked." He said he had never heard
Of such suspicion Of anything OF the sort
before and was evidently increduleus
about the matter. he said that the ex
ecutiVe committee Of the Louisville
Jockey Club would undoubtedly demand
an affidavit from Captain Brown, setting
forth the facts as far as d" knows them
and explaining the implications Of his in
terYiaW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
BARBEO WIRE ROYALTY.
Man ufaeturers Determined to NO LsnEs
pa IN ths Patantasa

Pay to the Psienters
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. A large
number Of manufacturers Of barb wire
assembled in convention In tails city to-
day for the purpose Of adjusting, II
possible, the royalty claim of Washourn
and Moen, owners Of pstents. The man.
uiactuIers genera ~ refuse to longer pay
their royalty and effort is being made 10
have Wsshburn and Moen rebate their
claim. No understanding has yet been
reached, Mr. Washburn declaring that
the royalty which now nets his firm $780,
900 per year will certainly not be relln.
pushed. The u anuiacturers seem to be
equally determined not to pay ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
oh.ruo,,en ON The TRACK.

Special to the Gazette
WHITEwRGRT, TEX, Feb. 15.-The en-
gineer on passenger train No 6O2 on the
Missouri Pacific Railroad discovered
three or four large ties piled crossways
upon the track yesterday evening as the
train was coming through curve sbeut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
Son Of K.ar Adm,r., sr..n Knl.s

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Feb. 10 Frank
Green, son of Rear Admiral Green, United
States navy, was run over and killed last
evening by train on the Louisville and
Nashville road near this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
THR RAILROADS.
TIE Fort WGrth and Denver Having q
Number Of Cara and Pullman
C0Rehes Made
Fort worth VIII Soon be the Central Point
on she Goal, Iron and Timber
RoRds-NotEE
Home Notes.

Home Notes.
With good weather the grading on the
Fort Worth Western will begin in q wee
or ten days. Contractor Eugene Roche
is ready.
Jack county quarries should be opened
at once. The people of Fort Worth say
they want the stone for their fine build
ings and the Fort Worth Western will he
ready soon to haul the stone to this city.
-.
The last two days have not been good
for constructing railroads, but the wealth
er will make crops aud the railroads are
putting in the bad days building cars to
haul the surplus products to markets
from the great state of Texas.
-.
Coal and iron roads to Fort Worth will
soon be completed. The St. Louis, Ar
kansas and Texss penetrating one timber
belt will soon be here and the
Fort Worth and New Orleans
will soon penetrate another timber belt.
The coal and the iIeo, and the oak, wal
nut, ash and pine will be brought to Fort
Worth to be manufactured.
The rolling stock for the Fort Worth
and Denver is now being constructed in
the east, and will be completed by
the MIDDLE Of February or lat
of March. The equipments will be
new throughout and of tee finest material
The engines, two of which have been com
p!eted and started =, are being con-
stTucted at Paterson b J The Rogers
Company is also cons rIciing afteen new
Mogul engines for freight purposes, each
OF which weigh seventy five tons. The
Fort Worth end Denver hss also
ordered through service Of
Pulnans and dsy passenger coaches Of
the best make. The new equipment ia
being pushed ss rapidly ss possible, ar d
will be sent vest as rapidly IS possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
Buyers VII, be Found.
Special to the Gazat:e.

special 70 the GazatIe.
TKRRELL, TEX Feb. 15.-The immigrs-
ton matter is gro ing and our citizens
seem prepared TO help the move. 0Ae
question to be answered is, how many
acres will every pasture man be willing to
sell to actual setllers2 II tho land VIII
be put on the market buyers will be
found. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
supsr,ptesdo.. of the Cotton belt.

LITTLE Rock, ARK Feb. l5.-Genersl
Manager Homan has appointed Henry
Fleming, late superintendent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific lines in Texas, general
superintendent Of the st. L uls, Arkansas
and Texas Read.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
P.rmanent A,.iEnes.

special 70 the Gazette. =
GRANDyIEw, TEX, Feb. 15.-W. G..
Davis has received the appointment as
permanent assignee or Colonel Jot
Smyth's assignment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
Wanted in Fort Worth.
special to the Gazette.

WACO, TEX Feb. l5.-wslter Jones,
colored, wanted in Fort Worth for foTg-
cry, was arrested Tonight In Waco and
allied,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

three miles south Of here. The obstruc-
ton is supposed to have been placed
there by parties who intended to rob the
train, but they failed TO put in an appear
AncP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
All travellers

Whether by land or sea, who arr
liable to be out Of reach of drug stores
and doctors, would do well to have
supply of Ayers Pills at hand. For
this purpose, the Pills are put up in
fhottles as well as boxes. and may he
rsnyenieHtly carried in ones pocket.
SIX OF the most distinguished physicians
otSyracuse, y. Y, in giving their joint
testimony as 10 the excellent medical
combi8ation of Aysrsspflis, make this
point :fstgheir. bsasstiful coakng of CELIA
tine aud sgaf is a great advantage, in
that It projects them frouf$change by
time or cliniatss and rendersthem pleas
ant and evehagfssalIs ts.tske,"
During thestwerify=iiSe years 1 have
lived. on thesfrontier," writes John
AicD6gall, OF Sweetwater. Col. Ayers
Pulls haSkS beeTtmy hest friend. / have
EYed, moStly, Nhere there was no doc
. torwithin Nssrty miles, and have been
hard sick sekeral times. / always kept
sAye1s medicines on hand, and with
therIa and tSe Almanac, have pulled
.thAeuE&, | have also doctored others.
and heffexe lstiave saved some valuable
lives ~, tha.use of Ayers Pills"
Ayers Pills,
Prepared bysDr. J. C Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass g
Sold by all Dealers IN Medicine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
THE DALLAS PAPER MILL.

Mr.. Randolph, capitalist Of Kansas
City, is here looking after the proposed
Dallas paper mill. Some time ago Mr..
Randolph offered to put $4,000 in the
enterprise, If the citizens of Dallas
would put in an equal amount. A COM
mittee has for two weeks past been trying
to get the other $4,000 subscribed. 1t
seems that they have been meeting with
Door success,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
DALLAS.
Status Of the Pspsr ail!-SIggged and
Rsb5ed-Hud, HUMPS and Mad
Dogs BsmbardiDg the Town.
Charged with Forgers-sssts Agents OF the
National Farmer Alliance nseF--A
Freak of NaIurs-Gsueral HeEs
ARRESTED FOR poEeERY.

! special 70 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Fe5. l5.-Marsha
Arnold arrested james C. Lilly lkSt nigh
on information furnished by MorTiss
Detective Agency. He is wanted II
Houston to answer for forgery. The
Sheriff Of Harris couuty Will arrive to
morrow morning TO take hin in Charge,
Lilly is former resident OF Houston,
but has been liyiag Ia Dallas FOR lohle
tine past. He drove q hack here iCi
awhile, sud su5se quentlY fought prize
fight in variety theatre, ard knocked his
adversary out.
FARMERS ALuANCE.
The state agents OF the National Farm,
ers' Alliance held e meeting at allianes
head quarters to-day. 04e Of the onjecl4
of the conference is TO establish system
OF monthly cotton reoorts In the cotton
states. The principal business transscts d
this morning was the organ!z Stion OF the
meeting. Among those present were: j.
A. Tets, RustoD, La; f. W Newton,
Roam, La, and j. c. Cobb,
territorial sgent OF the Indian
Territory. Representatives from Missis-
sippi, Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama,
Georges and North Carolina are expected
to arrive Tonight. Colonel Darden OF
Mississippi, secretary, and Treasurer
Garland OF Tennessee are expected to-
morrow. The meeting is in session to-
night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
FILL IN A CIsTERN.

A little three year-old son OF Mir. John
Walton, who lives In East Dallas, fell into
the cistern this afternoon. When re, cusd
the little fellow was Yearly drowned. His
body is covered with bruises, and his
physician says that internal injuries IRE
apparent, which may prove serious. He
fell distance OF sixteen feet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
SANTA Re ROUTEI
Gulf, Colorado iid Santa Fe RsIfVa.
More Miles of Steel Fails than any
Other Line iHfhe State.

Through slcepefs on trains / and between
Galveston and Kansas City. No change OF care
OF any Glass. Quickest route 70 Houston AB3
GalYsetoH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

Isaac and Maggie Holowell, colored,
have been exhibiting an infant to-day
that is freak OF nature. Its feet and
calves are CT a brown color, presenting
the appearance Of brown pair of stock
ings. The rest OF the legs are white, and
a white band extends around the wSist.
On It's forehead is . distinct letter l..
Part of the hair is white and part black.
The infant Is fourteen months old aud in
perfect health.