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Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
TIRE FAST MAIL TRAIN.
II win Give the Entire West Better
SecYiDn.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Especial Telegram
to THE BEE. To morrow, will 40 into effect
the new arrangement for the fast mail serv-
ice of the west A train will leave New
York at $50 in the morning,
arriving at Chicago at $50 next morn
ing, making the run in twenty-five
hours, allowing the difference in time. For
merly the mail left New York at 4 30 in the
morning, carrying three postal cars, and ran
to Buffalo where it was overtaken by the
limited, which took one of the cars and ar,
rived in Chicago at $3.50. making the run for
the mails in 3l1l hours. The arrangements
will make such connection with ST Louis
and western trains as to be able to connect
with the Union Pacific at Omaha and
the Manitoba at ST Paul, giving the entire
west earher mails. The new train will also,
carry the Boston and New England mails
west twelve hours earlier than
under the former schedule. "-' The
new arrangement practically gives tho
west two fast mails daily as this mail train
is an addition to the fast mail that leaves
New York at 9p m. and arrives at Chicago
at l0:45 the next night, making the run
in twenty-eight and three-quarters hours.
The morning fast malls nearly four hours
faster than the evening train. This serv-
ice is regarded as being very important TO
the entire west .......
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Latonia Iknces

C1Nc1NNATr, o., Oct 5.-The track was
very fast and the attendance large. The
only unpleasant feature was an accident in
the third race, in which three jockeys were
more or less injured. Magee, the one who
was the worst injured, is still unconscious at
6 O'Clock tonight, but Brown is thought to
be out Of danger. Summary:
Tbree-year olds and upward, three.quar.
ters of mile---C Censor won, Renounce second,
Governor Ross third. rime-llS.
Threc-year-olds aud upwards, three-qu
ters of mlc-lrsh Dan won, Pell Nell
second, Dntchman third Time-l:l14
Three-year-olds and upwards, one mile
Clamor came in first in the finish n length in
front of Cora Fisher. Clamor, however, was
disqualified on account of n foul and Cora
Fisher given first place. Winning Ways
second, Deer Lodge third Time-I :441l.
Two-year-olu colts and geldipgs, five fur
longs-W. G. Morris won, Fakir second,
Milton third. Time :031a.
Three -year-olds and upwards, nine fur
longs Woodcraft won, Longalight second,
Nevada third. Time-1 :564.
Zoo stakes, two-year old flllies, three
quarters of mile--English Lady won, Sis
O'Lee second, Dilemma third. Time--1:17.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
The Defendant Missing.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Oct. 5.-TSpecial
Telegram to THE BEE. When the case of
the state VS. Samuel Merriam. charged with
shooting with intent to kill "a Mrs Goodman
about year ago, was called in the district
court to-day, the defendant was missing and
his bail was declared forfeited. This was
the interesting case in which the woman in
the case stretched clothes line across the
defendants back yard and which caught him
under the chin on dark night 1t
naturally angered him and he started to cut
it down, when Mrs. Goodman set dog on
him. He shot at the dog, and then she
stabbed him with sharp pointed poker
whereupon he followed her into her house
and shot at her twice, one bullet passing
through her arm. lie was arrested and re-
leased on bail, but his present whereabouts
are unknown.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

WATERLOO. Ia, Oct 5.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. Hon. Horace Boies, the
nominee of the democratic party for governor,
opened the campaign in this city tonight.
He opposed the protective tariff
policy and favored the Australian
system of voting. He said the railroads
should be allowed to charge such rates as
would pay interest upon the actual valuation
of their property, and such as would allow
them TO make needed improvements and re-
pairs and pay good wages to their employees.
He opposed prohibition at considerable
length, and argued in favor of the high
license and local option plank of TIE demo-
cratic platform.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Christian Endeayor Union.

FREMONT, Neb., Oct o. Special Telegram
to THE BEE. The exercises of the Nebraska
Christian Endeavor union to-day have been
of a very interesting nature. The attend
ance was increased by more than hundred
delegates over, yesterday This evening
another delegation of nearly fifty arrived
from Omaha. The first services to-day was
a conservation meeting mt $3.50 a, m. conduct
ed by Miss G. Phelps. At 0:30 devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. Leeper,
of York. The reports from the district local
unions were very encouraging, showing
great interest in the work and growth In
membership throughout the state. Interest
ing addresses We're delivered by Miss L.. A.
Kidder of Stanton, on "When aud Where to
Start New Socleties;'' Dr., f. L. Allen, of
Omaha, on Local Unions;'' Miss Helen
Robinson, of Ashland, on ''The Value of the
Pledge" g.. a..
This afternoon the principal part
of the programme was AN address by
II. E. Gregory, of Neigh, on "Our
Advancement IN Nebraska" Discussions on
TOPICS from the question box we're opened by
President 5. Il. Boyd AT the o'clock
business meeting the state was divided into
six districts. 1t was decided to hold the
convention next year at Hastings, Kearney
and Beatrice being contestants ana the
former won almost unanimously. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as follows:
s. II. Boyd, of Omaha, president; A w.
Lane, of Lincoln, secretary; c. M. Williams,
of Fremont, treasurer; q. Il. Taylor, secre-
tary of district No. L; A. W. Shaw, of LIN
coin, secretary of district No. 2; III. Il.
Gregory, of Neigh, secretary of district No.
8; Alice p Nowlan, of Hastings. secretary
of district No. 4; A. w. Cowan. of Bertrand,
secretary of district No5. District No q is
to be supplied by the executive committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
THE rAN.AMERi0AN EXCURSION.
A Visit to waitha ham--Entcrtaiped By
tho WnICh CnmnnnN.

BosToN, Oct. 5.-The pan American ex.
cursiou arrived here at q o'clock this morn
ing. The party was welcomed by Mayor
Hart and MIR. Coolidge, one Of the American
delegates. After a short stop at the Hotel
Nendome, whore tho party was chartered,
they started in carriages on Cd a trim
about the city, The pracipal stop was made
at tho central Boston high school. and
the visitors were escorted throughout the
vast building Tho school was seen to great
advantage. The inspection conoudedy the
party boarded the train on tho Fltchburg
road for Waltham. t-I fot 4Fht.N
The first stop was made at Waltham,
where the watch company served an elegant
lunch, after which visitors inspected the
works. From there they went to South
Framingham where ali the population of the
town, aside from the factory workers, M
peared TO have turned out. School children
dressed in holiday clothes were drawn mp in
double line. As the delega gates passed through
little girl stepped forward aud pinned
boutonniere on the lapel of each gentle
mans coat. The towns seectmen presented
set of resolutions handsomely engrossed In
Spanish and English, The party then went
through the rubber factory. short stop
was made at Ashland where the boot and
shoe works were visited, after which the
party returned TO Boston.
Inc Commercial cuo gave the members
OF the conference banquet tonight at the
Parker house. Besides the delegates many
prominent men were present, including SEN
ator Hoar and Edward Everett Hale
Several speeches were made. Delegate
Iegarra, Of Peru spoke warmly of the gen.
erous reception accorded his conferees in
the United States, saying he had entirely
forgotten they were strangers. Delegate
Peraz, of Venezuela humorously recited the
wonders Of the journey OF the past three
days. One of the striking things to the visitors
was the study of a sample of the govern
ment at Washington and of the constitution,
that marvel of democratic institutions He
said that superficially the idea of a confer
ence seemed to arise from the human mind,
but in reality it was conception of the
spirit OF progress.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
The METHODIST CONFERENCE.
A Committee Recommends the Ex-
pulsion OF Rev. Minehart.
SALT DISCOVERED AT HASTINGS.
A Jury at Nebraska city Disagrees
Because OF sympathy for the
Defendants Wife and Child
--Other State News.
Rev. Minebnrt Expelled.

YoRK, Neb., Oct. 5.-TSpecal Telegram to
THE BEE The Methodist Episcopal con
ference in session in this city will doubtless
adjourn to morrow, aud the appointments
will be made known this evening. The
usual amount of business has been transacted
to-day, but is in the main unimportant and
relates TO minor matters.
The committee which has been trying Rev.
MIR Minehart has returned to the con terence
a decision favoring his expulsion, and the
reverend gentleman now stands an eX
Methodist minister. lie was not present IA,
any time to answer the charges preferred
against him, sickness keeping HIM at home
The decision gives almost universal satisfac-
ton among the minister's
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Fusion Faiicd 10 Work.

CEEsToN, Ia, oct. 5,-TSpecial Telegram
to The BEE. The democrats and union
labor party have spent the entire day IN con
ventIon trying TO consummate n fusion with
out success. The convention, which has
heretofore worked without trouble, split
to day, the democrats nominating Captain
William Grounds for representative, and the
union laborers renominating Hon, W. IL.
Robb. Much bitterness attends the split,
which ensures the election of the republican
nominee, w. w. Morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Morris PARK Races.

MoRRIs PARK, N. Y, Oct 5.--Summary OF
to-day's races:
Record stakes, five furlongs-George won,
Reporter second, Geraldine third. limo
1:0l4.
Five furlongs AFreiers won, Minute sec
ond, lima b third. Time-1: :0l4.
Trial stakes, one and one-fourth miles
Buddhist won, Longstreet second, Castaway
third. 'Time2:l0l4.
Country club handicap, one and one-fourth
miles-Lavinia Belle won, Taragon second,
Dunboyne third. Time-2:l0&.
Maiden two year-ods, three-fourths of q
mile-Flossie won, Golden Horn second,
Kings Own third. Time-l:l59t.
SeTen furlongs--Lafitte won, King Idle
second KeYnote third Time-l :2S1.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
.Ierome Park Races.

JEROME PAuK, N. Y, Oct. 5-I'he attend
ance was the largest Of the meeting. Sum
mary:
Mile and sixtcenth-Salvator won In
:5glS, Hyperion and Garymcdo ran dead
heat for second.
Fourteen hundred yards, wo.year-olds-
Judge Marrow won, Tournament second,
Magnato third. Time-l:A
One mile--Raceland won in | 4614, Badge
second, Volunteer third.
Five DEMONSTRATION won in | 100,
Adolph second, Drumstick third.
Mile and ne-quarter-FirenA walk cd
over the course.
Mile and one-siyteenth-Eruss won,
Lstretia second, ElVin third. Time-1 :541<.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
NEW YORK. WINS The FLAG,
Close of the Great Race In the
National League.
SCORES OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
The Fight in the American Associn-
ton still Waxing warm
Local Sporting Notes of
Interest.
The Rnse Bali situation.

The greatest pennant race in the annals Of
the national game was that 10 the National
league, which closed with yesterdays games,
and, as was generally anticipated, New York
won the flag. She got there by the email
majority of II points, Boston's loss to Pitts
burg yesterday dropping her back POINTS,
consequently there is much soreness in the
Hub of the universe to-day. Chicago
clinched third place by defeating Phila-
delphia. Cleveland clngs to fifth, Pittsburg
sixth and Indianapolis and Washington
bring up the tail end in the order named.
1TuE BEB this morning publishes the scores
of all the games yesterday, which tell the
full story Of the final fight. The standing of
the clubs is appended
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
APugiIistic Drummer,

NORFOLK, Neb., Oct. 5.-lSpecial ). Tele.
gram To The BEE. " Yesterday afternoon j.
X. Kidd, a travelling man, proposed to fight
with h. A. Earl. merchant of Neigh stop
ping at the Pacific hotel and drew revoI-
yer on him. The clerk and others separated
the parties and disal med Kidd. There was
an old difficulty between them, but the ma
ture of il could not he learned Kidd was
somewhat intoxicated
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
The New Workers JubiIant.

CLEVELAND, oct. 5,--The New York ball
players are in an exceedingly happy frame
of mind tonight, for to-day's game decided
that the league pennant belongs TO them.
They left for New York at midnight in a
special car, on which was a banner bearing
the words, "lhe New YorKs, winners of the
National league pennant.n The close of tho
league season tonight leaves the clubs In the
following order in the race; New York,
Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia Pittsburg,
Cleveland, indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Injured By "A Vicious Cow.

Fort DODGE, Ia, Oct ) Especial Tele-
gram TO The BEE. Hon, l.. $. Colin, the
we'll known ex-state railway commissioner
ana agtator for railway mems rights, was
seriously injured by an infuriated COW in his
barn at his Willow Edge farm this morning
He was tossed around tho animals pen and
badly bruised aud gashed, only escaping
death because OF turn in the cows horn,
which prevented her effectively goring him,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Bulfour armed.

BELFAST, Oct 5.--Dr, Kane grand master
of Orangemen, district OF Belfast, in a pub
lished card warns Balrour, chef secretary
for Ireland that he will ALLEVIATE the Orange
men if he proposes any further endowment
OF Catholic institutions in ireland '.rhe
government ought rather" continues DR..
Kane, "cOnfer its privileges and emoluments
upon every Orange hall in Ireland, sign
of gratitude to 10000 Oraugemen pledged TO
maintain the unionn ..
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
SOUTH DAKoTA,s ELECTION.
Reports Showing the Results in Sew
eraI Counties.

DEADwooD, s. ID Oct. 5.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEs.l-The full returns are
now IN from all the precincts in this county
Mellette for governor received $50 majority
over Mcclure. For capital Pierre recev ed
2,479, Huron COL, Sioux Falls 100. @. M.
Thomas (dem.) for circuit judge is elected
over Hastie (rep) by 1901 majority. His
majority in the entire dlstric; will probably
reach $500.
The full republican legislative ticket is
elected by maiorties ranging from 900 down
10 25
Prohibition received 1927 votes to 21O1
cast against il. The capital fight and pro-
hibition mixed things up badly, and anti
Moody republicans voted the democratic
ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
No News of the Mis.i Boats

HALIFAX, Oct. 5.-Advices from st. Pierre
Miqucton, state that nothing has been heard
there about the missing boats of the steamer
Graphique and the ship Minnie Swift. t'h
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
A Deadlock Broken.

North PLATTE Ncb., Oct 5.-ISpecial to
THE BEE. 1t having been found that G. f..
Hlndy, one of the Allwine members of the
school board, was holding down a home
stead outside of this district, aud therefore
could not serve in that capacity, Mr. James
Wilson, an anti-Allwne man, has been ap-
deadlock that has eXisteds lnce the board was
elected. The new board met yesterday ana
elected Mr.. WelKer principal. This will
estop the injunction proceedings instituted
to prevent Mr.. Allwlnc acting in that ca
pncitY.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Hand Bali ana Athletic Club.

Hart and Kilgallon, the hand ball players,
will call meeting some time this week to be
held at their place, corner Eleventh and Chi
cago streets, for the purpose of organizing a
hand ball aud general athletic club The
gentlemen are sanguine of starting off with
a good membership, and promise to do much
toward the promotion Of legitimate sport in
the city of Omaha within the next twelve
month. In the spring the club will hold a
grand field meet, and invitations will be eX.
tended to athletes throughout the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

FoRT DODGE, Ia, Oct. 5.-TSpecial Tele
gram to The BEE. The annual autumn
prairie fires have commenced in northern
Iowa, and the very dry season has conduced
TO make them unusually disastrous. An i'm
mense confiagration raging north of this city
has done great damage TO several hundred
acres of corn fields, and many thousands OF
tons of hay was destroyed. Two special
trains left here to protect railway property
from destruction. The flames are now under
control
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Switzerland Anoloeizes.

WAsIHSGToN, Oct. Sit is understood the
Swiss government has made an apology to
United States Minister Washburne for the
indIgnty offered 20 Charles +. Coates, of
Baltimore, who while travelling in Switzer-
lard last summer was arrested and confined
in filthy and dark cell without any charge
having been preferred against him
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
A SYmnlthetic Jury.

NEBRASKA CIrY. Neb., Oct. 5.-fSrecial
Telegram to THE BEE The jury in the case
of the state against the man Kerfoot for
committing a murderous assault on Marshal
Bowen, at Berlin, several months ago, failed
to agree and were discharged this afternoon
after being out nearly twenty-four hours.
One of the iurymeu confessed that they were
convinced of Kerfoot's guilt, but did not
want to see him go to the penitentiary on
account of his wife and child.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

superintendent w. II. Koilegan, William
Williams, II. Il. Johnson, Il. j. johnson,
William Byuon and William II. Mcintosh
were chosen TO represent Nemaha county in
the state convention next Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
AnotberOId Soldier Gone.

MONROE, Neb,, Oct. Especial to THE
BEE. Peter WEIGH, OF the One Hundred
and Fifth Illinois infantry, Company &, died
this morning at , o'clock. He was on a visi t
to his nephew, t. ID. Crossette, of this place.
He was stricken with paralysis while walk
ing in the yard last Sunday afternoon and
remained UNCONSCIOUS until death His re
mains will be sent TO his home in Council
Bluffs, Ia, forinterment
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
The knights TempIar.

WAsHINGToN, oct. 5.-Grand Master Of
knights Templar toome arrived in the city
this afternoon and took headquarters at the
Ebbitt house During the evening the grand
commandery of Nebraska, commanded by
Sir Lewis Keene, reached the city and under
escort of the local commandcry marched TO
their quarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Brewery at Hastings Burned.

HASTINGS, Neb, Oct. Especial Tele-
gram to TnE BEE, ,l-Yesterday afternoon
the Hastings Brewery company's buildings
were burned TO the ground. The origin of
the fire is unknown. Less, $4,000; insur-
ance 100000. Six hundred barrels of beer
were destroyed in the house adjoining the
brewery. The bottling department was the
only building saved. The engineers and
workmen were in the cooling room when the
alarm was given.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
A Sale of EIyers.

MoEnIs PARK. Oct. 5,-Walter Gratz' 8
string of race horses soil at auction to-day.
Elkwood, the winner of the 1888 Suburban,
was bought by Mr.. Kittson for $1,000. He
has two splints and will probably never be
sent out to race again. 1t is understood that
Ktttson will take him to Erdenheim stock
farm for breeding purposes Among the
other horses sold was Pocatello for 81, 800,
Middestone for 81 ,025 and a chestnut cLlt by
Great Tom for $1,000. A number of young
sters from Milton Young's stock farm were
also sold -'H.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
ENDED a L,fe of sham ..

LEAvEswoRTn, Kan, Oct. 8. Especial
Telegram TO THE Bee. Mora Shepherd, aged
sixteen years, ehded brief ana wretched
career of shame by taking morphine in a
house of ill-fame this evening. The girl was
the daughter ofa well-to-do Warrensburg,
Mo. farmer, who had endeavored 10 persuade
his erring daughter TO abandon her life of
dissipation.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Jimmy GrliIin. OfSt Paul.

Jimmy Griffin, the St. Paul light weight,
is in the city. He is desirous of getting up
a glove contest with Jimmy Lindsay, and
there is strong probability that he will be
accommodated. He is good un. He weighs
13y pounds and will train off several Of these,
but says he will allow Lindsay l4O.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
rhcy Enncht Ahnn, rhc,r Enllnw.

New YORK, oct, 5,-Julia O'Conno9, aged
fourteen years, died tonight in a New York
hospital from the effects of beating re
ceived two months ago at the hands of a girl
about her own age named Maggie Miller.
The girls Quarreled about lad named
Jack, VINO paii attentions TO both. The
charge of homicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
An EmbezzIing Executor.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 5-George b. Law
ton, of East Orange was arrested this after
noon and lodged in jail in default of S4s, 900
bail, Lawton was sole executor OF the es-
tate Of Jane Null, of Newark, vino died in
1919, leaving requests amounting 10 Sl93, 900
10 hor eight children. IL is charged that
Lawton, falling TO pay the BEG uests, disap-
peared, returning to Orange only u few
months ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
kjipalIon Won.

The hand ball games yesterday between
Mr.. Kilgallon, of this city, and Mr.. Kinsler,
of South Omaha, resulted as follows
hilBulipl ......,... .,....'...Sl Il ~ IL
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A return game Is soon to be played for
larger stakes,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
THE SPEED RING.
st I,oujs Races,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 5--Summary of to-
days races;
2;2O class, purse s!,500-Geneva S won,
Frank Middleton second, Jeremiah third,
Star fourth. No time given.
Gasconda stakes, purse s9l5. three year
olds colts and filhes, mile heats Lucy X
won, Dora Cossack second, Optmist drawn
Time-2 .R0.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Destructive PRAIRIE Fires.

EM METTsBuRG, Ia, Oct 5.'-fSDecial Tel
egram to The BEE Destructive prairie
fires have been raging in Palo Alto county,
near here, but are now under control. Five
Thousand bushels of grain and many thou
sand tons OF hay burned The loss will cX-
ceed SO 900 in Palo Alto county alone Mrs.
Gaarde was so badly burned last night that
she will die and others were seriously blis-
tered fighting the flames. A strong wind
famed tho fire into raging tempest of
flames
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
A FLAX Mill Burned.

YANTON, S. d., Oct. 5.-lSpeclal Tcle-
gram TO InE BEE. The oil mil of Archer
Il Go. burned last night with 1900 bushels
of flax seed aud several cars. The building
and machinery are total loss. The extent
of loss and insurance can not be ascertained
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Kansas ,Citv Races.

d. KANSAS CITY, Oct. 5.--Ths was the last
day Of the Exposition Park Driving Associa-
ton races. Summary
!. .Wyandotte special--Dan won, John Taylor
second, Matte H.. third, Edith fourth.
1lme-2:3S1l.
Consolation purse for pacers-Louis b.
won, john Hazard second, Finnegan third.
Ilme-2 :lSls
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
A Salt Strike at Hastin gs.

HASTINGS, Neb., Oct. 5,-TSpocial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. THE workmen on the
big well being sunk by the Hastings Pros
pecting company struck an immense bed of
salt this afternoon at depth of $50 feet be.
low the surface. AT o'clock this after
noon the drill had penetrated through forty
feet of clear salt with no signs OF its ending.
The salt is pure white, very fine and entirely
free from any foreign substance. Hastings
people are feeling good over the discovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Gosprr County Iruir

ELwoop, Neb., Oct 5.-[Speclal TO THE
Bee, The Gosper county agricultural fair
opened here yesterday, The exhibits of
farm products and garden produce are ex-
cel.ent. A large crowd is in attendance and
much interest is taken by all of Gosper's
The new court house is used to display the
exhibits.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06

AUBURN, Neb., Oct o. Special Telegram
TO The BEE. The democratic county con
yention met in AuDurn to-day and selected a
full ticket, with the exception of surveyor,
as follows: Frank Snyder, treasurer; f. ii.
Gillian, clerk; Henry Culwell, sheriff; r. II.
Claggett, Judge; DIR. Kay, coroner; M T.
Conner, commissioner; Charles Pierson,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
An Entcqbr1sine Fomnle Agent

NEBRASKA OrrY, Neb., Dot. Especial
Telegram to THE BEE. IA female agent en-.
tered the house of Mrs. c, L. Swift to day
and stole a purse and considerable money,
bat before she could escape was overtaken
by Mrs. Swift, who took the stolen articles
AWAY from her .
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-06
Rpn,Oyerapd Injured.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Oct. Especial
Telegram 10 The BEE. Paul Franens
team became frightened at switch engine
to-day and ran away. Francn caught hold
of the bride, but was thrown down and
necessarily fntal