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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
improvements in Cnadron

CHADnoN, Neb, June 1S.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. l. Some wooden buildings
were, to-day, removed on Second street, to
make room for two more brick buildings; I;
one to be erected by A. c. Putnam, and one
by Myers & Boone. Both will be substan-
tial three story structures. P. b. Nelson's
opera house block is completed and was, last
Saturday night, dedicated by a grand ball,
given by the Comus club. The Chadron
roller mills are preparing to enlarge to two
hundred barrell capacity per day. c. j.
Davis has submitted proposals for brick
livery barn 80 by 100 feet, two stories high.
The contracts have been let for the Chadron
college, to cost $40, 900 and be finished by No
vember Is; S. X. Bates has the contract.
Conrad Pretzelheimer, a gentleman recently
arrived from Philadelphia, will erect a
brewery to cost SS0,000 These are some of
Chadron's improvements now in hand and
projected
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Crops in Custer County.

GALLOWAY, Neb, June 1S.-[Special to
The BEE. IA fine, warm rain, Saturday
night, has put crops in excellent condition.
Corn and small grains are looking well,
though in some portions, have been set back
a tribe by the dry weather in the spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Tne Weather Indication,

For Nebraska and Iowa: Light rain,
slightly warmer, followed by slight ly cooler,
variable winds.
For Dakota; Rain, followed in northern
portions by fair slightly cooler, variable
winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Gage County Court House.

BEATRICE, Neb., June 49, Especial Tele-
gram to THR BEE.l-Gage county voted to-
day. on proposition 10 issue 100000 in
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
THE PARENTS SUSPECTED.
Did Leavitt and His Wife Kill Their
Little GirlsP
THREATENED WITH ARREST.
Improvements in Nebraska Towns
The Boy Robber Caught-Hcld
for a Terrible Crime
Some Crazy Men.
Ed WITH ARREST.
The Rutcbered L;ttle Ones.

GRESHAM, Neh, June 1S.-GSpecal Tele-
gram to The BEE. J. The coroner's inquest
In the Leavitt murder case was concluded
late last night with a verdict that the de-
ceased came to their death from a sharp in
strlment in the hands of person or persons
to the jury unknown. To-day, Deputy
Sheriff Murphy, with a posse of men, is
making rigid search of the premises and
surrounding fields with the hope of finding
some clue to the perpetrators of the crime.
While the Bodwell theory is being thor
oughly investigated, the strongest suspicion
is now directed toward the parents of the
murdered girls. Investigation fails to reveal
some articles of clothing which they are
known to have worn not long since
One instance in particular, is cited.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy, on the Goth Of De-
cember last, arrested Mrs. Leavitt
for trespass, and kept her in
custody for more than twenty
four hours at his own house, in lieu of talk
ing her to Jail. He says that he is positive
she then wore a black alpaca dress; such a
dress cannot be found, and the woman de-
clares that the one she now wears is the
only one she owns. The investigation is
| now being followed out on this line, and un.
| less they are able to clear themselves of this
suspicion they will be taken into custody.
| There are no circumstances, so far, criml-
mating Steinblock, whom Mrs. Leavitt sus-
| pected of committing the crime. The bodies
| of the murdered girls are in the hands of the
| undertaken and will be prepared for burial
| Tomorrow, at 10 a. M, at the Dewitt grave
| yard. Rev. Stark of Ulysses will officiate.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Leonard %. sale Resigns.

WASHINGTON, June ls.-Leoaard ID. Sale,
Of Michigan, librarian Of the patent Office,
has resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
RESERVE AGENTS

The comptroller of the currency has ap-
proved the selection of the Continental Ma
tional bank of st. Louis as reserve agent
for the First National bank of Burlington,
ana the First National of Fort Madison, Ia,
also of the Chace National bank of New
York, u reserve agent for the First National
OF Webb City, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19

partments TO carry out their programmes,
the secretary of war has been requested TO
set aside, for the purpose, about $4,000. 10
is not certain whether the appropriation for
this purpose is sufficiently large to allow the
expenditure, but if 1t is found, upon oxami-
nation, that the money is available,
extensive movements are contemplated. The
maneuvers this year will take place during
the early autumn as usual. A report is cur
rent TO night that Commissioner Tanner has
re.rated Senator Mandersons pension and
allowed him back pay to tho amount of sew
eral thousand dollars. No confirmation of
this report could be secured tonight
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-25
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Amanda Melvina Harris, relict of
the late VIM. A. Harris with whom she
lived happily for more than thirty years
departed this life in great peace, in her
home in Henderson, Tuesday afternoon,
June nth, 1889. in her 9th year. The chief
adOrnment of her beautiful life was 1.-The
ornament Of meek and quiet DISPOSE
ton" Her inOffenSiveneSS was remarka-
BILE. [ doubt that she had an enemy in the
world. Her devotion to her church, of
which she had been a member fOrty-eight
years, was as pure and steady light, shin
ing out through joyful and punctual atten-
dance upon its services, faithfulneSS in
Sunday-SchOOl work, a liberal support of
its enterprises and hospitality towards its
ministry. Only few days before her
death, and in feebleneSS extreme, she
heard her Sunday-schOOl class, and per-
haps her last subscription was the liberal
one to the Nj. Z. church in Greensboro. Her
last SufferingS were borne with character
iStic patience. She murmured not, but was
jOyfully eXpectant of Heavenly bliss, and
spoke, unmOved, of her approaching end
Not a cloud OverShadOwed her bright pros
poets and who can say that her dear little
girls coming back from glory to accompany
her home was a mere haliucinaIiOn and
not even blessed reality To large
company of Borrowing relatives and SYM
pathiZing friends the writer discOurSed
upon John II, ii, after which she was laid
to rest in the Henderson cemetery, in sweet
hope of bliSsful Immortality She will
be greatly missed by the many who loved
her. and that we may follow her example
and emulate her virtues is the prayer of
her pastor, II. j. OGBURN
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-25
Alden's Manifold CyclODedia.

The issue of the tenth volume calls atten-
ton to the rapid progress which this exeel-
lent popular cyelOpedia is making, The
publisher promised the volumes at inter-
walls of about n month he is recently more
than keeping his word The volume ex-
tends from COsmOgraphy to Debry, con-
tains about $40 pages and about 100 illus
tratiOns, handsomely printed and neatly
hound i'm cloth. all for 80 cents. The Mani
fold is more comprehensive than any other
eyclopedia except CaSsell's (Which costs
several times as much), including an I'M
abridged dictionary of the English Ian
guage in addition to ordinary cyclopedia
matter, and though many of the articles
are necessarily brief, they are sufficiently
full for practical people. and some articles
are surprisingly eXtended-fOr instance
Cotton occupies 20 pages: CrannOgs, 8
pages Creeds and Confessions, ) pages :;
Cricket. pages Crusades, 6 pages Oar
win and Darwinian Theory, II pages, and
so on. 1t would be strange indeed if cy-
clOpedia of such great merit, published at
a cost so surprisingly low, did not reach an
enormous circulation. A specimen volume
MAY be ordered and returned if not wanted
John b. Alden, Publisher, New York
Chicago, Atlanta and San Francisco
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-25
American ENTERPRISE,

No invention of the nineteenth century
has worked greater revolution i'm house
hold economy or conferred more of benefit
on humanity than the sewing machine
The first productions were crude and un-
eouth in the extreme, and it was reserved
for American skill and ingenuity to bring
forth machine Of any practical value.
In order to appreciate the great advance
ment which has taken place it is only nee
essary to compare one of the machines built
during the infancy of the invention with
one of the latest improved Light Running
New Home"
All the really good points contained in
other machines have been utilized in its
construction. Many new improvements
and de vices have also been added, the re-
suit OF which is machine as nearly per-
feet as it is possible to make one.
For simplicity. durability, ease of man
agement and capacity for work, the Light
Running New Home" has no rival, and the
happy pOssessor of one may rest assured
that he or she has the very best the world
affords. SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON ANOTHER
PAGE OF THIS PAPER.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-25
THE DEATH OF THE OLD CON
FEDEFATE.
BY DIR. EDWARD WILLIAMS PUGH.

Read before the reunion of Ex-COnfeder-
ate soldiers at Windsor, Y. C., June oath,
1889, by Francis ID. WinsOn, Esq.
SCENE An aged soldier surrounded by
group of children.
Come and listen to me, children, while the
last beams of the day
Fall around us | would tell you of the IRen
who wore the grey;
For the night steals DER your grandsife,
soon life's sun shall set for me.
Then while with you let me tell you how
followed Robert Lee.
Oh our great and glorious chieftain, ever
good as he was great,
Leaving untold earthly honorS at the sum-
mons of his State.
OH you children, mark the bearing OF his
fortitude sublime,
Which will live through endless ages,
Frightening with the march OF time.
Never men had such leader, never leader
had such men,
Nor until times latest chapter will the
like be seen again
Never doubling still we followed trusting,
fighting to be free,
Never questioning our leader, while that
leaders name was Lee.
See that old grey jacket, children hanging
there against the wall,
the rent made by the minie-ball,
Once your grandsire proudly wore it,
through a score of thickest fights.
Through the awful hail of battle in defence
of Southern rights.
See the dark red spot upon it, there laid
your fathers head,
When the victory of Malvern found my
boy among the dead
There upon that fatal morning, with a
smile upon his brow,
His life-tide ebbed from on: his bosom. oil,
me-thinkS | see him now
Cherish his fair name, my children, he was
ever brave and true,
This is all he hath left you, all the riches
owned by you;
Still yOn have priceless treasure, such as
knighthOOd never won,
The name of Southern gentleman is nObleSt
name beneath the sun.
Soon to me will come the dawning of q
brighter fairer morn
Hush hear the martial music, hear the
clang of bugle horn.
Hush they call the soldier campward to
the field Of perfect day
| must say Farewell my children, Never
cease to love the grey.
10 his breast his head had fallen, gathered
round the children then,
But to them the aged grandSire. never
never spake again.
And when came the fairer morrow, at the
lingering close of day
They gave to earth the grand old hero in
his faded suit of grey.
Shall this man be called rebel" through
the ages yet to be?
Have TRAITOR" craven Oh his head stone,
follower of deathless Lee?
No, for liiStOry'S muse shall wakcn to the
precious truth some day,
And count among earth's pureSt patriots
those who truly wore the grey.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-25
Agents Wanted in Vance c
Dress Making!

Mr.. Z. f. BOnham and her daughter Mrs.
N. Il. Bailey, at their home opposite Mai.
Fletcher Harris's, announce that they are
prepared to do all kinds of sewing and
die>smaking. snch as cutting, fitting and
making. Guarantee to please both as tn
quality of work and perfectness of fit.
They respectfully solicit share of the
patronage of the community.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-25
A Healthy Growth.

Acker's Blood Elixir has gained firm
hold Oh the American people and is ac-
khowledged to be superior to all other
preparations 1t is positive cure for all
ternity indOrse and prescribe it. Gnaran-
teed and sold by NJ. Dorsey.
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We Can and do

Gua.antee Acker's Blood Elixir for It has
been fully demonstrated to the people of
this country that it is superior to all other
preparations for blood diseases. 1t is a
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the whole system and thoroughly builds up
the constitution. For sale by NJ Dorsey
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-25

I'LL EQUITABLE LlfG
ASSURANCE SOCIETY
UNITED STATES, t
Offers new policy which is a
Simple Promise to Pay.
The back of the pol
icy may Cat the pleas
ure of the assured be
either ABSOLUTELY
BLANK, or have en-
dorsed upon it our
special !
PRIVILEGES
granted by the Socie- !
ty, which are as fol-
lows:
The policy becomes
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years. T.. |
1t provides for a
Paid-up Policy after
3 years.
1t grants freedom of
travel and occupation
after | year.
It allows a choice of.
the following; methods
ofsettlement, upon the
completion of the Ton .
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|. The surrender Of
the policy for it's full
value, either in
Il CASH,
? PAID-Up ASSURANCE.
: \ LIFE ANNUITY:
or,
,. The continuance
of the policy, and the
withdrawal of the ac-
cumulated prof is,
either in
II Cash,
? Paid-up Assurance,
3 An Annuity.
These privileges are
fully set forth in the ap-
plication, and are guar
anteed to the poicyhol-
der, as they thus become
a part Of the contract.
He secures the further
advantage of knowing
in advance the exact
terms of the contract.
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JAS. v. ALEXANDER, V.Pres.
Apply to J. R. YOUNG, Agt.,
HENDERSON, N. C.
Sion Cotton Gin Scales, $50
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Sugar is high and fruit plentiful, so use
the Woodbury. improved jar for canning
without sugar. For sale by
july II. J.W. PrREFoY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13
GATHERING GEMS.
Great Excitement Along The Sugar
River - Wisconsin.
HUNDREDS FISHING FOR PEARLS
a4ns Handsomely As~ sresd Tor HheLl
Lsssr ~ s@l1abls ffaas so1as
eplsadlS >pseiaAsss
Discovered

AAptssA Via Az 81 The pearl-sna-
iaE excite meat t&s - yet rsaoAed "a aRato-
nien- Aloag sugar river and al be.iesiiic.
Atb@n9. bEc4Ee4a 4-1 other places ~lsa CA
cl4y14s1g PreYalis Tie shallow sSISasa
n - practically uaed Ter 100 nli.es sunday.
not eniy ~lle Villagers sieag rs Nay. bus ~
t~iieers And pfospecters ffom Asoi-
SOL snd other pol1s forty miles
sway Il l. estimated tlst several
taoes2nd persons were engaged ~ TIE
search fof pearls. and is - kDosn that
many we're handsomely rewarded t0l tie
day NofA Poor luck y As experienced
~ tie hunters ~ beAegiile though M
meroas small gems were found, bag al
lrodAeaa forty miles south negro
t4f LsI n4la cd cl4iIA llseoFoTsa IL shallow
"a ster cisia y Llek iucloss1 . superb
hgai pax pearl Is large e. a pea foT
" Alel = resident physician promptly Of
fefel hiu slu0 J Ae orer Mas declined
Tie lacks barber Lad opened 20 tiYa.yss
before be struck tie BONANZA y llcl made
lls eyes bulge Al least 80 poATis were
found AZ Biodhead. only = email portion
II which were Ct any value IA many
cases, however. IIoA enc dollar
10 $40 WAS offered ioT them Al that
point women on the shore opened tie
c ans. while The men wacod isIo he " steT
and gathered them. IL has been ciscOy-
cred tnaf city Marshal Lewis Of BrOdhs al
has been secretly B.dlLg and selling pearls
Tor tv months past aud that he ~As told
OF their eNistepce IL Sugar river by the
orig 10 a. morn egl-n dlscoFeIeT. Al Albany
a lew pearls were found valued al 30
At Evansville Sunday = man took IL into
his head 10 hunt ia ths Rock river lie
soon found a splendid specimen. pink IN
colos with a sort II eats eye IA the center
IL was almost a. large as duck shot Tie
town Is wild with excitement
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

1bs hie4gs Packer fkcIass. .. ossr ~
kaSilsh >sualsats ~ -. 90. 90 BO@
for H3s Plat
CHlckso Aug - -Rumors having been
sroat 49, y aruesr VS. negotiating
FOR Tie sale of his business u Lag lis1 cap
iIzlsls. be sz- ask q Whas progress be- had
made Ia that dlrecuoa lie replied. None
whatever. bat az ths same tune be 1clnlI.
ted TIA. q AS not the fsllI u the British
ers ths- Tie deal had not been consum-
mated he said TIA. ahe syndicate hi
practically offered hin q bonus Of s. 0oo o..
their option bid being thar much ia excess
% 7s hat many people might Do disposed 10
regard ~ far cash value OF the property.
lie ~ 8 such IA 0fsr could Lcr induce llni
T. give gp.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

afford a grand opportunity
for securing a pair OF fine
shoes at a very low price.
Our entire lot of Ladies
Hand Turned s. 80 Shoes will
Dc closed out at 50. 80 a PAIR
One lot 300 pairs OF Ladies
Hand Turned Shoes, all sizes
and widths, $3.50 for choice.
One lot $50 pairs Fine
French Kid Shoes. hand turned
1926 TO close.
Come and see these goods
whether you intend to pur-
chase or not. "a 1t viii be for
your interest to do so. Be
sure that you Get the right
place.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

Pans Aug President Carnot o.
sunday received delegation OF American
aLa Ingllsh stldents who are altenasns
different Institutions IA lATis IL Ia
speech 10 the students De refeIfcd &c
comp planetary terlls 10 the head ~ tAs
great American Aepulho ano ~ Tie Q4eoh
% England Referring 10 their spoke
man : ASSURANCES OF sympathy with tie
political Institutions % france and viii Tie
aspirations OF the French be saic hs CRATE
fully accepted THE syinpatby. not merely
as gratifying evidence u their good vii.
but for Tie practical benefits which could
be made 70 uow from IL - he young he
pubiie
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13
MAUD 5 10 @ n TRAINING.


kebsFi boeasF's Falae0s A4ts ~ Hass
Anether CD~aes ~ show Nas s,ssa
Nav leEK A0G ~ kaoa All secn
aass @avlhcl e14aee - sAeN Ass sl.sad
kebsTl banucI as ooas l4e l1aFe iAle1lis
T. p-t Ies lH charge ~ smother trainer -
soou - ls LAas uas a. s4ii 4im eAs ~la
he worked on asf owners u@ck 90 1srEs-
town 1ha mare la fesled tIeslel part
~ Tie l4-lol although AI hQu-
neI h@s 4rtsu 1ef a. . 4fa. Nskul
number Il tlaes Aaee val
uof ~ plg Ia uAiuing a. hIeak
Aer record. however AZ honneI tAlnks
bel reoard OF $3.50. fast enoegh fag tAs
present &c thinks aiso that cus ~ao has
lasae a nile ia %. shooio nrsi beat Jss
I've sees record a. sac before 1e c-a IL
looked upon az o&ag 81 GA comps sltoI II
the famous uIaIc
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

PHiLADElFHIA. Aug - Mis- MafgaT Ell
Wallace died az the rcnnsylyaniA Hospital
from the effects Cf burns received by the
explosion or coal-oil lamp thrown
at her by her husband The bus
band had been drinking pretty
freely all day Sunday and al
midnight. when lie went 10 bed. he wante
more liquor. but his wife refused 70 lei
him have any. Wallace, becoming en-.
ragged. threw lighted lamp at the woman
striking her in the back and setting ire &c
her clothing, burning her terribly
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13
MARveL's REmARKAslE FAST.
NM isht DAYS etlhsut lsoiiag fsea is
The IadlAnApalas A-I's REGARD.

ISa1NAgoIIs. LAD. Asg az Sunday v "a
the nifty ghtl oay ~ the tasting 81 hob
eli MAIpsl aged - ! dont shink lc
vii live much longer ssio bf EAsty oat-
Urdss lnol ning lie is ahrissied ~ Aks
q dried peach and u getunr weaker but
even yst be shows sollls energy ht if net 20
ready ~ hshi a. be was foI aasliy. bet n hs
- handled maea be VIII pUkn enc s~es.
lie Las not even taken any milk O. ate
Iarog the whole time he Lar taken Iifee
and hal quarts of E4ilk IL u remafk-
able case have heard ~ nothing lac d.
Many Caa not believe Tie stoTy but neither
Tie family noI ! have sng 1n0Qse foT ALA
representing TIE facts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

ST PAUL, MINI. Aug T. Thirty Ave
members OF the Salvation Army were ar
rested Sunday while holding meeting at
the corner OF Seventh and Wabasha streets
on the order OF Mayor Smith. to whom
complaint had been made OF the noise
made by them Two years ago the army
was run IN. and in the legal fight that
ensued theg were victorious
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

CINCINNATI, Aug - As intimated in the
Joint notice OF Chairmen Blanchard and
Abbott, sent TO the Milwaukee committee
In charge OF the g. A. T. affairs. rate OF
s.. So from Cincinnati TO Milwaukee and re-
turn is announced by the Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton and the Monon routes,
which will be available by the g. A L.
posts OF Southern Ohio and Kentucky.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13
Az ornhan's Home Burned.

AUGUSTA. Ca. Aug l2-The Augusts
Orphan Asylum waE almost DESTROYED by
fire sunday The children were gotten out
safely Two lroinea were i1lured by fall
Ing timbers A lack ~ water hindered lie
efforts 10 save the building The loss is
about $50 600
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13
Baltimore's Great Event.

BALTIMoRE, Nd, Aug l2--Active prepa-
rations are going forward for the celebra-
tion OF the anniversary OF the battle OF
North Point IL viii last three days. com
mencing September 9 There Will be an
exposition OF machinery. the arts and
agriculture, land and naval sham battles
and an ailegorical trades procession Presi-
dent Harrison and several members OF the
Cabinet have promised TO be present.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

MuwAvKEE Aug IA special from Mus
cado this State. says thaf Matt NssisNa
farmer. near there. had some trouble WITH
his wife and - az her six times with re-
voiver Her Jaw bone was broken and
three other shots entered her BODY. hbe
viii de
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13

CoLUNBus lad. Aug II The most gi-
gautic natural gas enterprise In Indiana Is
the pipe line % le run from Greenfield.
forty eight miles northwest OF here 20 this
city, with branches 10 Edinburg. Franklin
and Shelbyville. The estimated cost OF the
line is ssoo 600 A preliminary survey o.
the route is now being made Foreign cap
itallsfs have charge OF tho enternrise
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-13
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wasrNeTc~. Acc I2-Coi0nsi John NJ
Wilson. Supsrinte ndsnt - bUilcings and
Grounds. who socoAT anisd Mrs Harrison
- Nantucket has returned - Wssbirro or
re ssys Mrs scott Lord. krs Harmon
sister. whose illness caused tie after .
tourney. is better II 80 not probable that
Mrs Harrison vili ioin The Pres dent before
mss return 70 " oshingioH