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Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Bad for Pennsylvania.
Neip York World.

"Prof." Virgins, the misft weather
prophet of Canada, says that Pennsylvania
will have severe earthquake on August II,
1904. The idea that Philadelphia may get a
shaking up fifteen years from now is encour-
aging though doubtful
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27

THE English and American salt in
terests are about to unite for harmony
and higher prices. There is no danger
OF an artificial drought, however. Prov
idence rains in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27

THE observance Of Memorial Day in
Omaha should be appropriate as we'll as
imposing, and the committee soliciting
funds should be encouraged with gem
erous subscriptions.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27

manners OF civilized life aud resumed
the habits and practices OF their tribes,
the influence OF the adults overcoming
the teachings Of the schools. This may
not happen with any Of those who have
just graduated from the Carlisle school,
but it is a danger which besets all In
dian children who return to their
tribes
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27

The city council of st. Paul is advertising
for the purchase of n tract of land near the
high bridge to be converted into a pleasure
ground for the public and to be called Pros
peCt park
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Capable of Various Uses.
Chicago Herald.

Chicd00 Herald.
A photographer has taken a composite pic
ture of the New York legislature. q 1t ought
to be available in the New York newspaper
offices when the picture of some big rascal
is required, and genuine one is not to be
had
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Pliny Invented Lemonade.

IItITUIV TITO TTC55.
UP to the time Of Pliny lemons were con-
sidered a deadly poison, but old Pin squoze
one into bowl. made glass Of lemonade
and drank it with 'hah I" and all Rome got
up and howled.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
AGAINST the Twina Trust.

ST. PAUL. Neb., May 26 - Special TO The
BEE. Tho farmers OF Howard county held
u meeting ut the court house in st. Paul
yesterday for the purpose of talking over
the matter IL regard 10 the twine trust.
They appointed committee TO ascertain
what twine might be bought for. There is a
determination among the farmers 70 organ
ize AMI thus protect their interests.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
STATE AND TERRITORY.
Nebraska Jottin gs.

Nebraska City has voted s15, 900 for paving.
New York parties are negotiating for
the purchase of a paper mill at West Point.
The Weeping Water Lime and Stone COM
pany are experimenting with water gas for
fuel.
Prof Britain, of Spencer, Ia has ac-
cepted the position of principal OF the public
schools at Hebron.
Frauk Fiala, Schuyler man, has been
bound over for trial on the charge of selling
liquor without license.
Omaha and Denver parties have visited
Ogalalla recently looking up the proposed
canal and tine advisabilty of putting in
water works.
Sylvester Hail. who is charged with
burglarizing wagon shop at WILDER, was
arrested at Osceola, To-, and has been bound
over to the district court for trial.
Burglars entered the Kansas City &
Omaha depot at York the other night, but
only secured 25 cents in money, revolver
and thirty cigars.
The Kenesaw Cyclone has ceased to exist,
and the plant will be moved to Lincoln and a
paper established as the organ Of the State
| Farmers alliance.
Winfield Palmer, the Red Cloud man who
was nearly murdered by Van Benson, a
neighbor, is slowly recovering. His assail-
aut is in Jail at Nelson for safe keeping.
Rev. James Suggs, a well known colored
| preacher, died at his home in Orleans on the
| years, was soldier in the late war, and had
preached the gospel for thirty years.
Arrangements have been completed to
erect at McCook Il brick block 10OX90 feet,
which will cover the burned district. The
new building will contain an opera house.
A typewriter in the case' has resulted in
| the securing of divorce by the wife of At
| torney Dawson, of Alma, together with the
custody of her children and $50 month ali
mony. Dawson will 20 to Arizona.
NJ B. Edleman. who was arrested while
cashier of the Red Cloud National bank, for
making alleged false entries has been dis
| charged from custody, the United States
| grand jury failing to find an indictment
| against him.
A vicious Clydesdale stallion, which killed
! Its groom in Kansas and injured several
other keepers, now owned in WILDER, at
| tackled stable hand one day last week and
! crushed his arm into an unsighJly mass. The
| horses jaws had to he pried apart before it
would release its victim. The man will lose
| his arm, and the stallion will probably be
| killed.
The Dakota City Eagle says: Last week
| an Indian was coming from Pender when
| he met stranger, who enquired if he was
| on the right road to Thurston's county seat.
''You is," replied the redskin, who was feel
| ing trife hilarious, land MIR. White Man if
| you keep right on and always take the road
| where you see heaps of empty whisky bot
| ties, you will soon be to Ponder, whoop!
Get there Eli--whoop-heap vote last
Weekn'
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
A LIVELY LEGAL SKlRMISH
Expected Tomorrow in the Mccoy
Fort Case.
Mr.. M. r. oAveY's DISCLAIMER.
Says He Never Gave Architect VII.
cox Money-A Horse Thief Cap
tured With the steed -
Lincoln Notes.
LINCOLN BUREAU OF TIE OMAHA Baz 1
1929 = STREET,


LINCOLN. May &C.
Judge Stewart will hear arguments on
motion TO quash the complaint Of Joseph
Mccoy against ]. s. Fort tomorrow morn
ing at O'Clock. This will, no doubt, prove
TO be lively legal skirmish and 1t may lead
to unpleasant results.
Plaintiff Mccoy recently owned 100 acres
Of land In Holt county, not far from the city
OF O'Neill. Desiring to engage In some COM
mercal pursuit, he put the land into the
hands Of The defendant, Fort who repre-
sented to him that he was q real estate
dealer and could trade 1t for stock Of goods.
Indeed, Plaintiff Mccoy went so far as to
deed the land TO a transferee in banc, and,
with the document in hand, Fort came to
Lincoln and traded II to A. j. Milliken for
horse worth from 5000 to $500. In due time
Mccoy suspected that all was not right, and
came to the city to see what had become OF
Fort and the deed for his farm. He found
the facts as stated, and with Milliken got
out a writ of replevin and secured possession
of the horse, which was lodged in Bishop
Skinner's barn. In the course OF an hour or
two Attorney III. III. Blodgett procured
writ of attachment, alleging that there was
due him little matter OF $3.50 as commits.
sions for the negotiation of the trade, in
which the farm was exchanged Tor the horse,
and the steed was soon landed back ut Skin
ner's barn. Then comes Attorney Green,
who filed Plaintiff McCoy's complaint before
Judge Stewart, charging Fort with obtain
ing the deed for the farm in question under
false pretenses. The warrant was imme-
dately served upon Fort at Blodgett's
office, and on arraignment he entered the
plea OF not guilty His attorney asked for
continuance until the 10Th of June. but to
this the attorney for the state would not
consent, whereupon the defense filed mo-
tion to quash the complaint, and the issue
went over until the time first stated. The
opinion is quite general that Fort il In o
nasty predicament
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
A Prediction.

NeU York Mail aud Erpress.
We desire to record the prediction that
President Benjamin Harrison will not go
fishing on Decoration day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Then 1t Must BE Tough.

Chicago Tribune.
Sunday in Guthrie is said to be as quiet as
a week day in st. LOUIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Hiss Him All Along the Line.

Now that Chicago has Kissed Bellew, the
city by the lake stands equal with the city
by the sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Iowa Items.

A little Castana girl was blown against
box by the wind and had her collar bone
broken.
A fellow from Coon drove into Lake View
the other day with team composed of
steer and a horse.
There are 24s cases on the docket for the
present term of court in Shelby county, four
of them being for divorce.
The farmers in the vicinity Of California
Junction, Harrison county, will erect a
S35 900 butter and cheese factory.
The university cadets OF Iowa City have
just received 173 new model Springfield
rifles from the Rock Island arsenal.
Louis Monroe, who has served twelve
years in the Fort Madison penitentiary for
murder in the second degree, has been par
doned by the governor.
The annual fair and exposition of the
Ottumwa ASSOCIATION will be held August 10
to 49, The premiums aggregate Sl0, 600, and
the speed purses s., 600.
Cherokee has novel way Of getting rid
of it's tramps. A short time ago twenty
representatives of that class were sent out
of town in locked cattle car, and, before
starting, hose from the waterworks was
turned on them.
Burlington teachers are in demand IN Boise
City, Idaho. During the past year three
of their teachers have taught there, one of
whom has decided to remain next year and
will take the position in the Boise City high
school. The other two have decided to for
swear teaching and the trustees arc anxious
to supply their places by other Burlington
teachers.
1t is stated by State Dairy Commissioner
H. ID. Sherman, of Monticello, that q corpor-
alton. with q capital Of sl00, 900. has been or
ganized for the purpose OF starting dairy
fair in Chicago 10 be run in opposition to the
Chicago fat stock show, owing to that asso-
ciation admitting oleomargarine and butJers
inc to its exhibits The incorporators are II.
q. Sherman, W. ID. Hoard, ID. w. Curtis, S.
j. Harrison and ii. Is. Senley.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27

The police force Of London numbers
4,257 men.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
rRE DAILY BEE.

Sworn to before me and subscribed to in my
presence this 25th day OF May. A. ID. 1899.
Seal. N. p. FELL, Notary Public.
State of Nebraska, l.
County of Douglas. es'
George u. 'Pzscnuck, being duly sworn de-
poses and says that he is secretary of the Bee
daily circulation OF THE DAILY Zee for the
month of April. 1885, 49, S74i copies; for May, 1888
rs, 1888 copies; for Juno. lSSH 1928 copies; for
copies; for September, 1888. 1874 copies; for
October, 1888. 1s,Os4 copies; for November, 1883,
1889 copies; for December, 1888 lS223 copies (;
for january, 1850, 1854 copies; for February,
1889. 1879 copies; for March. 1892 1884 copies.
GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 10th day of April, A. D., 1889.
N. p. FELL, Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Dakota.

company of cavalry has been organized
at Parker.
It is proposed to locate an Indian school at
Rapid City.
Parkston will decide on June II whether it
will incorporate.
Rapid City now has six church buildings
and two others will be built this year.
One hundred and twenty Russians arrived
at Eureka the past week ana will locate on
lands near that place.
Frank Downs, formerly Of the Sioux Falls
Argus Leader composing rooms, but at pres
ent engaged in detective work in that city,
has just fallen heir to 500, 0OO.
The Hitchcock creamery Is now using the
product of 600 cows and expects to secure 600
more The power which runs the machinery
is secured from an artesian we'll.
The most modest young lady in the terri
tory is living at kimball. She has had two
bookcases made for her library so as TO keep
the works of male and female authors separ-
ate.
Lake Thompson, about eighteen miles
north of Howard, in Kingsbury county, in
places eight or nine feet III depth, has re-
Gently gone dry. About ten days ago a
watcrspout sucked up the contents of the
lake and since then the lake bed has been
perfectly dry.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27

Tho Fore,fry Question.
General Brisbin who has written a great
deal on this subject aud produced one OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
A Disclaimers.

An item appeared in these columns re-
Gently to the effect that Messrs. Hancock g.
Davey had been induced to pay Architect
Wilcox certain amount for accepting their
lath for the capitol building. Mr.. M. r.
Davey takes exception to this statement in a
letter addressed to The BEE, as follows:
"rhrough your Lincoln correspondent you
have done me an injustice. In tho suit of
Hancock VS. Davey, it is in evidence that 1
never gave Mr.. Wilcox, the architect Of the
capitol building, cent nor agreed TO do so |:
neither dld he (Wilcox) ask for any money.
The plaintiff, Hancock, is the only one who
suggested to pay all architects who would
adopt this lath. Mr.. Wilcox knows nothing
about this matter whatever"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-27
Both Horse ana Thief Captured.

About 10 o'clock last evening Joseph De
Klotz was arrested by Marshal Cooper and
Officer Splan, on information from L. w.
Martin, sheriff OF Saunders county, charging
him with horse stealing. De Klotz is charged
with stealing very valuable horse from
James w. Boyle, farmer who lives near
Ceresco, on last Friday, and the evidence
against him is said to be conclusive. The
accused came to Lincoln yesterday and Sc
cured work from Huffard Bros, the South
Twelfth street butchers, but was soon ap-
for Boyle several months last summer. On
coming to Lincoln he secured pasture for the
horse near the hospital for the insane, and
then proceeded to secure employment.
Sheriff Martin came down last night and re-
turned with his prisoner this morning at
O'Clock, and deputy secured the horse an
hour or 80 later and started northward,
overland.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-19
II TWO RIVALS.

4 Chines~ Doctor who IL Creating = S~n-
sation tn Butte.
special Correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE, Sept. 1s.-For many years DIR.
Chung Sing, the celebrated Chinese ply
stefan, of West Galena street, has enjoyed
"a monopoly of the Chincseb business of this
place.. During that time he has cured the
Chinese children of w~hooping cough and
measles, and alleviated the rheumatic
pains Of their old men. But to-day a rival
appeared I'm the field, causing N furry OF
excitement which extended all through
Galena street. The new doctor. fresh
from California. has established himself
directly opposite the office of the respected
DIR. Chung Sing. Both houses are little
one-story huts hut the new doctors office
Is painted a tempting green, while
that of the old doctor 10 unpainted. The
door to the new doctors Office il painted
" stripe. OF yeiiow ana red
tentious blue. The old doctors office has
but one window, while that of the new
while in front of the office of the old
doctor is a sign painted ia plain black
letters, '.Dr. Thing Ling, Office and drug
ing new sign i'm dazzling letters of gilt,
"Dr. Weak Sean Hong. druggist; faok
Gong. physician." Naturally attracted by
the curiosity of seeing the new sign. there
was "a steady stream of custom all day to
the office Of DIR. Yeak Sean Hong. Mean
S wni'e ,o H.; Chung N hi. si nii,ce s' %sschi %s1 thy
ehh>s 81 hS 49,
steady stream of custom to his rival.
When a STANDARD reporter called to i'm
terview him, he was standing i'm his door
way, which WINS completely filled by his
ample and pompous form, hitting the
pipe. Since DIR. Chung Sing knew no
more of English than the reporter did of
Chinese, the co~nversation was scarcely
worth repeating. But after diliGent search
an interpreter was found who translated
the reporters question:
"what do You think of the new doctor.
The learned doctors reply was:
ME makee him sick"
The doctor refused to tell how he pro-
posed To make his rival sick. and would
have no further conversation OH the sub
ject.
DIR. Yeak Sean Hong was found by the
reporter attired i'm n gorgeous suit of pur-
Pile, making up "a ackag OF herbs for a
customer. When asked his opinion OF
DIR. Chung Sing the new doctor promptly
declared him mo good"
"Just say i'm your papcr.'' said the new
doctor from California, THAT Chung Sing
cure nutting at all and that 1 cure ever
ting. 1 have tree. four kind
medicine, here and cure everting iikee
Mclean doctor, SO be-
The excitement i'm West Galena street
il unabated, and il is said that DIR. Chung
Sing is ~marshalinR his friends for "a fcud.
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TOLD IN A LINE OR TWO.

Baby carriages at cost at the Bee Hive.
Picture frames made to order mt the Bee
Hive.
Locks repaired and keys fitted at the
Bee Hive.
Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
Go to Hawcs for fine work i'm photo
graphs.
Excellent is the finish of Hawes's photo
graphic art.
Guns for rent at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Have you seen those fine hanging lamps
Estes & Connell have received their new
fall stock OF clothing.
Gums and ammunition at the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
Photographic i'm all the latest novelties
at Hawes's Palace Studio.
For style. good goods and n perfect fit,
go tn Estes 4 Conrelfs for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'s.
New underwear. over-shirts. neck wear,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, ut Estes
4 Connelfs.
Guns and rifles at Anaconda
Co.'S.
After the 18th inst. Mr.. b. f. Nathan
will receive the mining stock quotations
of the ST. Louis market daily.
| Mercantile Co.'s fall stock of wraps and
Jackets for street wear.
If you want "a good Domestic, Imported
or Key West cigar, go to ID. Tictjen's
cigar store, corner LIST and Oak streets,
Anaconda.
Estes & Council are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
| II you want "A suit of clothes made to
order call at Estes 4 Connell. The have
over 300 samples To select from. and guar
antce "a perfect fit.
Call and see those plushcs at 3s cents at
Estes & Connell Mercantile Co.'s
The ID. J. Hcnnessy Mercantile Com
pany leads competition i'm mems fine
| clothing, underwear and cckwear
The Montana Lumber d Produce COM
pany will name you bottom prices ON hay,
grain and feed in large and small lots.
They carry the largest stock in town.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-19
BUTTE'S new CITY HALL
Doin6s Of the City Fathers 1t Last Nights
Meeting Of the Council.
a Movement On Buy - Lot Adysining the
Present Building Topics
OF 1nterest In Butte and
vtcinity.
special 70 the standard.

special To the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. 18.-At the meeting of the
city council tonight Alderman Mueller, of
the IN on n site for the city hall,
said that several offers had been received.
He recommended line selection of "a lot
adjoining the present city hall - feet
wide, which can Inc bought for Si,OOO, saw
ing $4,000 out of the sum appropriated
This lot added tn the present site would
make n lot ~ feet wide. Alderman Me-
DerInott, OF the same committee, favored
hanging on tn the lot on East Broadway
street, as The most desirable. A petition
was received from citizens of Broadway
and Main streets, protesting against the
proposed sale of the Broadway street lot.
Alderman Mueller moved that a commit
tee he appointed tn secure an option for
the lot adjoining the present city hall site
ON Park street,which was carried by seven
to two. David Mcdonald was elected AS
sistant chief Of the fire department and
Bart Flowers, Fred Reither and H. Will
nncnsy were T HLso elected siast member; o. the
ed to advertise for fifteen fire
alarm boxes and about five miles of
The light committee was empower to CON
tract with Mr.. Tupher at SD per month
Tor placing incandescent lights i'm the city
ndm to the city ordinances, to en-
able the city To prosecute c~riminally for
the collection Of the poll tax Committees
were appointed to see about opening the
alleys between Park and Galena, Main
and Wyoming and Park and broadway
streets.
The application of r.. Campani for a
license was referred to the judiciary conn
mittee.
warrant was ordered drawn of
S1,93s.sO i'm favor OF Contractor Winters
for the culverts OH Park and roadw ay
streets.
Petition from hackmen for the repeal of
the ordnance f~orbidding teams tn stand
ON Main street without license from own
ers OF property; for two fire hydrants on
Park street; for the hurrying up of the
contractors OH the Park street sewer, and
for the placing of u telegraph line from
Northern Pacific depot along Arizona
committees.
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who know anything Of the affair. Bob
vas 2 auiss sort OF chap and rally Tns
when the states prison at Saltwater WINS
burned n few years ago. ! was stopping
at . hotel I'm the town and when the hre
bells rang we of course all turned out
to sex. the fire. When .gos
of flames, and the attention of NJ Officials:
was directed solely to the safe~kscping Of
the prisoners. Bob Younger had been In
the prison some years when the fire o.
Cured. and was well liked and greatly
trusted by the officers. When the fire
broke out he went boldly tn the warden
and offered his services i'm guarding
the other prisoners. His offer was
accepted. and when arrived at
the scene Of the fire Bob
the outlaw and prisoner serving a sentence
for life, stood guard, rifle In hand over
scores of other desperados who would
have been only too glad to have accepted
an opportunity to- escape. The warden Of
saltwater prison did not believe Bob
YounRcr was "a criminal. hut that he s,lf-
fered punishment for having hscn i'm
company of his brother when they com
united "a dastarlly crime.
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n S

Rallies tn lbe Held in Montana ia the Next
Two Weeks.
Owing tn the fact that Col. Pcmbcrton
will he unable to keep the appointments
made for him by the democratic state
central committee, that committee has
been compelled to make IA new list Of po-
litical appointments for the meetings dur
ing September. Below il the revised list
of the places at which the various speakers
will Address meetings during the cam.
paign:
MAGISNIs AND TooLE.
Miles Cty-September ~.
billings, SeItsini'er 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~.
Hozeman- september -.
70.
Philipsburg september nj.
tiTani,ehhseg.sm.srs q.
Butte September M.
rEMHEuroN ANp SMITH.
Deer Oige-Sept.mbcr ~.
MntteSrptembcr II.
Virginia september -.
Three Forks-September 20.
Townsend september -.
P~EMEERroN AND BIckroHp.
Hclcna-September ~.
rFMBERroS, RIckroKD AND SMITH.
Observation-Disclosures -.
". y. rrMEERros
illon-ScpteInbcr -.
II. d. SMITH.
Glendale September -.
LUCE AND worn.
Red Lodg., September ~.
Livingston, September ~.
Bozeman. ssptember n
Great Falls. september -.
Marysyilie. September ri.
Helena, september ~.
MIDDLETON.
Glendiye, September "a.
Forsyth, September. -.
Big Timber. Septcmber NJ.
billings, September 81.
| Miles City, September ~.
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HE KNEW BOB YOUNGER.
A Butte sport Talks of the Famous Out
law and His Brothers,.

A Butte sport Talks of the Famous Out
law and His Brothers.
Special To the Standard.
butte. Sept. 1s.-"And SD poor Bob
Younger is dead" soliloquized u we'll
known sport i'm one of the
here this morning as he read the dispatch
i'm the STANDARD announcing the death
yesterday OF the notorious outlaw.
s.There's a fellow that was punished for a
crime he never committed, and 1 know it,
continued the sport. ~ knew Bob
Younger and all the other Younger boys.
Cole and Jim were two as tough charac-
tiers as ever drew a gun on a man. But
Bob is a different kind of fellow. II
is q notorious fact that Bob never
took any part i'm any OF the
crimes committed by his brothers
except the murder. of bank cashier
Haywood in Northfield, September ., 1876,
and the part he took i'm that crime was not
deserving of the punishment which he re,
Ceived. Bob always stoutly maintained
that he took no more part in the crime
than 10 ride with the gang OF outlaws who
did the shooting, and this statement u
horne out fully by Bob's brothers and all
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Isle New Hall.

Otto wommclsdorf of Stuart has now
approaching completion "A handsome
dancing hall, which will he thrown open
tn the public next Saturday. The build
adjoins Otto's premises al the south.
and ID 25x5O feet In dimensions. The
opening on Saturday evening will b, cele-
brated by q grand hall To which the public
is cordially invited. Otto is a famous host
and will do everything possible 10 accom-
visitors to his popular abl
ment.