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Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
The Trial n Farce.

New YoRK, August 22. Especial Tele-
gram 10 The BEf, THE New York lawyers
OF Mrs. Maybrick have supplied the press
q statement, of which the following is an ex-
cerpt: "The Liverpool papers, since the trial,
have contained reports of interviews with
the jurors. In one instance the writer
states that during the trial he was in a well
known billiard room and found four of the
Jurors playing billiards and mixing with
other players and visitors. One of the iur-
ors, In an interview, states that the jury was
furnished with all the papers containing the
reports of the trial: that they could not hear
the testimony distinctly, therefore made free
$50 OF the newspapers, and made their own
ilipgs. II may fairly be presumed that IL
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Rev Helmick Bound over

nicola, Ia, August % Especial Telegram
to The BEE. THE preliminary hearing of
Rev. ID. M. Helmick, for the shooting of
Palmer took place to-day before Mayor
Campbell Attorney Sims, of Council Bluffs,
and A. A. Booth, of this place, had charge
of the defense, and County Attorney Organ
appeared for the state, The court after
hearing the evidence bound Mr.. Helmick
over to the grand jury and fixed his bail at
S., 900, which was promptly given by MIR.
Hemlick's friends, and he is once more at lib
erty.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
The North Daeot, Governorship.

MINNEAPoLIs, August GA Fargo, N. d.,
special says the "bg combine" has with
drawn General Harrison Allen and substi-
tuted L. 5. Tyler, of Fargo as its candidate
for governor. The contest Is now between
Tyler aud Farmer John Miller The Gre
dentials committee has been in session nearly
all night and went back again this morning
to their tiresome work of hearing the stories
of the several contesting delegations. The
convention was called to order at 1880. IL
was at once reported that the credentials
committee would not be able TO report for an
icur, so recess was taken until IL O'Clock,
and further extended to 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
A Rival for AxteI.

EVANSTON, Wyo., August 22.-FAust, the
three-year-old pride OF Evanston, won the
stakes IN the three-year,o old race at Butte.
Mont, beating full brother of Patron in
two straight heats in 2;lS. This is the low
est three-year-old record ever made in race
and caused great rejoicing among the ad-
mirers of A. G.. Beckwith's stables.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Leeitime's Commander Killed.

BALTIMORE, August 22,- "A special received
via New Orleans, dated Port-au-Prince,
August s. says; The Haytien gunboat De-
fense has just come in, bringing the body of
General Dardinac, LegitIme's commander
in.chief, and news that the whole of the
south is lost to Legitime The fight is now
entirely between Port-au-Prince and the re-
mainder of Hayti, and the people engaged
here In business hope that the end Is near.
The loss of Dardinac is serious, but the loss
of all the important cities IN the south is
disastrous to Legitime's cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Leavenworth's Pontoon Bridge.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, August 22. Especial
Telegram to The BEE. The pontoon bridge
across the Missouri at this place was opened
to-day. This afternoon tho event was gem
orally celebrated. Mayor Hackor delivered
an address of welcome. Speeches we're made
by Congressman +. M. Merrill, j. NJ. Gray
bill and others. The city was generally
decorated and the demonstration WAS one be-
fitting the Importance of the event
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Prohibition Nominations.

DEs MONIES, Ia, August 22.-[Special Tel
egram to The BEE. THE st. John prohibi-
tionists of this county have decided to run a
straight prohibition ticket for the legisla-
ture, and they nominated to-day Rev. J. A.
Nash for senator, and ID. Mcfarland and h.
II. Gillette for representatives. The latter
is the well known greenbacker who was
once elected to congress from this district.
The prohibitionists hope that by combining
their vote with the union labor vote they can
put Gillette in.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
steamshiplArriyaIs.

At London-Arrived: The Lydian Mon
arch, from New York. Sighted; The Wis.
consin and City of Chicago, from New York
for Liverpool.
AT Southampton-The Elder, from New
York for Bremen.
At New York-The Italy, from Liverpool;
the Veendam, from Rotterdam, and the Mon
tana, from Hamburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Tho Field Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 22.-The hearing
OF the petition for habeas corpus IN the
case of Justice Stephen j. Field, of the
United States supreme court, has been post
poned until next Tuesday, when the question
as to the jurisdiction OF the federal aud state
courts will be heard.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23

was upon these cuttings, containing possibly
garoled or imperfect reports Of the testi-
mony, that the Jury found their verdict. In
dependent Of the guilt or innocence OF the ac-
cused, IL may be safely asserted that where
sucn things could happen, or are tolerated.
trial by Jury is a farce"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
New Irish LINEN Ninnufactories.

tCopBripht 1889 bn JAMS GortDn Bi1nsnl
SKIBBEEREEN, August %. - New York
Herald Cable-Special to THE BEE.l =
company for the manufacture of linen has
been formed ana is employed in putting ex-
tcnsive mills at Blackpool in order. Spin.
ming machines and looms are being erected,
and from 500 to 600 hands will be employed
within fortnight.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
The weather Eorecnst.

For Omaha and vicinity-Fair weather.
For Nebraska and Dakota-Fair weather.
stationary temperature, except slightly
cooler IN extreme northwestern Dakota,
southerly winds
For Iowa-Fair weather in eastern por-
tions, stationary temperature in western por-
tions, winds shifting TO southerly.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Bud Remand Found Guilty.

New ORLEANS, August 22.-The Times
Democrat special from Pulvis, Miss, says
that Bud Renaud has just been found guilty
of participating in the prize fight and SEN
fenced TO pay q fine of $500.
Renaud has taken an appeal to the su.
preme court ana was released on $500 bonds.
He also furnishes $500 to appear as witness
In December before the grand jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
A bloody Flux Epidemtc.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, August GAN epi-
demc of bloody fiux has prevailed in this
city and county during the past thirty days.
The disease is violent and has proved fatal
in about fifty cases. Tue deaths are most
prevalent among the young children.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Desperate Muraer and Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, August ga special from
ShawneetOwn, Ill, says Emanuel Brooks, OF
that place, shot and fatally wounded his wife
this morning and then shot himself twice in
the head. The wounds not killing him
instantly, he ran 100 Yards and jumped into
the Ohio river aud was drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
Charged with Larceny.

ATLANTIC, Ia, August 22.-fSpecial Tels.
gram to The BEE, WALLACE Redding, Of
Griswod, sold forged note on W. II.
Brown in this city for $40 aud was arrested
tonight at Griswold. He had forged the
names of Samuel ana William baug nmann.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23
DerniIcd Nv n S1eor.

ST. LOUIS, August pa special from
Moberly, Mo-, says the train on the Missouri,
Kansas * Texas railroad was wrecked nine
miles south of there early this morning by
running over steer. Engineer Ritter, of
the Hannibal a Missouri, and Fireman
Benuar were killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-23

SAN FRANCISCO, August 22.-Chae Chang
Ping, the first of the Chinese laDorers TO at
tempt the validity of the Scott law by at
tempting TO land in this country and whose
case was recently decided adversely by the
United States supreme court, was ordered
returned 10 China by the United States Cir
cult court this afternoon.
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EsrsrE .sLEESs.-

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Gs.a Mere

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Viz Arak. -nsn.L.,..

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kissIDpa. aoa sdJAe.Dt ,sIss a.. dig.
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dp.o - II tho ,ss,lt viii tel /. yisAam
tiis 4 E~oiDrpti.s,
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Future.

Tbs Era. cHeial report oiCJ Lguha
Bridges. IN cLs-s. 81 IL. T1.;-d S:st-s
G.oIosissI Eafp.ying farty. EVs .it-
tgre5 81 t:s bead v.;-fs Of IL. CUr.ya
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zf'rs EEds Lsr b-o ~Eou.niug .por-
tccsf. Stb'-;-niLI oi fb. water here
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ion of S.TL5n ALL b dpsvisd IN al
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Harry Har,mI. D.ad d.

Harry Harvi.ls, su old resident Of
Tusearotd. died in Salt Lake CITY
Thufsdny morning. lie went there
'oine time since. ACCOMPANIED by hi,
dinsbisr. for medical attendance.
Young SIR. Harrille. n son Of tbs de-
ceased, came down Thursday by private
conveyance. but athvsd u f.r inmates
too !nts to catch the east bound train,
aud was obliged ~ stop over Until last
evening when hs l-n for Salt Lave
City. He will be accompanied by bis
sI.ief Oh bis return.
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sfntrnee OF uura.rrr

G7i.ippi Bsisi it. ItHlisu. uhu
pissd guilty Of murder in the second
d'gr.. OF Monday lap. for the killing OF
\ c0ani'JtDsn named Clement ZanoIIi.
Sas sriaiSD'd in IL. District Court this
morning. HI. HUn4k.r. one Of de.
f.nhant'I at,ofn,J.. made n Plea for n
lisLt sentence in view Of tie c~iTcutn.
stsnce.. After short review 81 the
ea's. Judge Ring s.n;-ne.I D.rDi to
.S.ti5-hT, y.ats at hard l.brr il III.
81 te rriUoD. Bsrui was qt,t1 over
come mud shed tears on bring lei hom
the Court. lie was 81 ono. conveyed 10
has new quarters-tCnrson rri.uue.
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Gil. a. s.AI W.ru-

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HUMOROUS.

a barbers' trust has been formed
in New York or cour~- t. will
"shave' every body.-Wsshingroa
Critic.
Pour Oil City ladies roe. on ono OF
cur streets the other dag and talked
FIRE minutes without uttering a single
FOR OF gossip. A great many
strange things happen in Oil City.
-B!izzard
-Mamma-"Howard, are you poino
70 take part IN the trce-pian.ing a;
Hhooi On Arhor Day?" Howard
(emphaticsliy)-''No. 1 hain';; there's
nuf switches CROWN round our
school now."--Life
When Booms Stop. -Eastnrner-
81 understand the great lard boom at
Dugout City has collapsed" West
erDcr-"Yes; no use keepin' # yoin'
any longer. All the land now Is
owned by outsiders IN. Y. Weekly.
AT a Grocery Store.-Mrs. Suooz-
ers ."Land alive! What are you 20.
ing TO do. Mr. Greengoods, with oil
these coops OF chickcns?" Bir. C.
"a great scheme OF mine. Egg, laid
while you wait. you know. I'm tired
OF tho kicks against my eggs"-Chi-
cugo Herald.
Mo. SIR said tho editor 70 tho
poet Your work Is rank plagiarism.
Now get out We'll. what do you
want?' ho added. addressing tho
humorist. Il havo some original
jokes Don't want 'em. l can
get ail tho original hunor / want out
Of my exchanges. Good morning.
liarpcr's Bazaar.
(which do you love most. your
papa or your mammal Littlo
Charlie-"f love papa most"
Charles mothcr--"Why. Charlie. /
nn surprised at you. I thought you
loved mo most" Charlio-"Can't
hclp II, mamma; wc mon havo 70 hold
together. "--Toxns Siftings.
"You look tired. Miss Brown; too
much dancingP" ''Oh. dear me, mol!
but wo gnvo what Is called an en-
gagged dinnor' last weck, whore eight
oetrothcd couples wore invited, and
aitcrward they retired TO eight differ.
ont corners OF tho two rooms aud
whispered Gll tho evening, and Il ro-
minded papa and so much OF
tboir conrtship thcy won't oct md snt
on tho stair, and left mo alonc. DO
you wonder l still look tiredp''-
Funny Folks. G...m...a,
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Tby..b.s ts. brute.

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bsSy- Lesls f.a.t.j With all bIs
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II mr.. In. mighty IaIt.s:

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P5u:+ tnrTe vEs ~ b- s.-n tt1h,E LIZ.
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whereas IL tbs cidsu days L. o2ul3 tsf.
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pTIst.
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II don't ssh, ~ bttnk de h-." he
raid. hsbs stood ~ tie presence Of Cap.
hts,EI..tstr at police Lssdquatlera tue
otb., Icy.
"r0o are very kind" replied TIE cap
,sio. "w'bst IL yOur eassi"
my wife hss sEtpp.d."
"Ind,sd."
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! ssij, I doD't yaui to bfs,k the law
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3As.si'
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II hm not .rp.e,sJ 10 pursue her and
shoot sotnsbod,7"
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bs' skip n che returns. overlook
and hfgiy-. Ushs does not I marry
ths bred girl Prtfostly Satisfactory.
sir. III sfoHbd. and thank Jon for
yOsi kiDdDss.."- Detroit Pres Press
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within III. pat e.. w.p.h. siI
UDipD Psei5e hsjst. bIsf.n.n bar.
failed 20 .iDvp stI!e On top u train.
passing through trss.k.5s b.tu..u
cttysnus aLd Ls'tzI.. Al II the
men were niDost ir,tADiIy killed. Tb.
B;sksia.D'< Biotb,ibood baYe ps.i-
TONED for . rsno7sl u IL. sb.ds or a
r.rOestion Of tss rule compelling them
70 s:nnh on top 0. III. csrs shil= pacing
through At.iheisl tutu,i.. No cit. stioo
Vas paid 10 their r.q5syis and on
Saturday nizbt n sh.i IGD1 feet long
vas my,t-:L nsiJ bufu.j. sBd a s.eopd
OLE n.sry 3,hSo feet bug ~as ogusum.d
by fsmss oD sunday. asd at 3 o'eloek
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Bred. Bu, tAr.s fsmsin and ibsss IRE
.l2,siJ goafd,d. Tie oflcisIs say
spsfts from psssipg engines esu..d Tho
dsmsz'. Ia, IL ia generally believed that
the tisE'iB'h have :urnsd iD~esudiatIes
IN sslf d.i.t,..
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From DueH vaiieY.

Dr.. J. j. Robertson. physician nt the
Ddck Valley indian Reservation. was
III town yesterday for tho purpose oi
inspecting some -four sont from K,nsa.
CITY Tor the IuJinDs Of tia, reservation.
The doctor says bat the couutty
around ID. Reservation !. 80 dry that
stock hnh IL dinicol. 10 get water
enough TO drink. aud tho Indians are
eniting their wheat for hoy as there i.
not sufficient water TO mature the gain.
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Philadelphia Times:-Th, only en-
tirs'y satisfactory r suit u auy modern
prize light. viewed from the standard
of public morals. was one fought somo
yenfs agj ~ Sns Jcts'y, when ons VIA
killed IN tho 8git and thu other died
in pfiso.; but zach b~cntHoieuI results
are fare,
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III, tomb ~ tie late CHARLES Croct.r.
which b. 10 be erected IN Mountain
yis~ C%emsisry. oakland, will, " ~
fsiJ, oo,t sI1J.O0o IL 10 be bniit Of
Elnkiio granite aud will bs sixty feet
high. Work viii " commenced on IL
ALaut kugustt i.t
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

The healthiest and the most hopeful
attack upon foreign influence in this
country is that which we find made by
body of our adopted Irish fellow-citi-
zens who have resolved that eve pledge
ourselves not to patronize any hotel,
inn, or saloon that deals with any
brewer of the English syndicate, and
thus pays tribute to the British octopus
and encourages the growth of foreign
monopoly on American SOIL" They
cannot do too much of this. It will
take form of real self-denial, without
doubt, in many cases; but we trust
they will not be discouraged. Every
blow they deal the British lion in a
beer saloon will be blessed. If it does
not do great deal of good by discour-
aging foreign capital in this country,
they may be almost certain that it will
benefit themselves.