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Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Omaha played the great Des Moines- Grand
Rapids-St. Joe-Lincoln mastodonian, mega
therium consolidated aggregation yester-
day and knocked it higher than Gilroy's
legendary kite.
Count Pagan from Limerick did the ro-
tating for the Black Sox.
He was Us wild as Laramie mustang, and
had the cyclopian consolidation remained
awake throughout the nine innings his name
would have been Mud
But they did not in fact, they played like
lot of hypnotized curiosities in dime
museum
But they didn't care
They are tired of life and invited the audi
cnce to Kill them.
But the audience too, was in a comatose
state and sat in tho grand stand and on the
bleachers like couple of hundred bumps on
log.
Bandle started in to umpire but he caught
foul tip over the right optic in the second
inning and was compelled to retire. He bled
freely but did not scream. In this emergency
Manager Leonard was induced to 90 in and
finish the game. He didn't like to do ii but
Oney Patton said:
why, Frank, you may be a born umpire,
who knowsi Go in and distinguish your
SELF
And the manager did so.
BausWinc can't hold a coal oil lamp to him
And the Omahas won!
1t was no trick at all.
When they wanted run they went right
iu among the huckleberry bushes and picked
q 1t, and nobody said word.
They picked just eleven nice big, ripe, sue
culent tallies, and as the colossal aggregation
could only ensnare five in the same length OF
time, they were Of course beaten.
But they accepted defeat gracefully, as
was becoming ofsuch a stellar attraction
Cleveland Hanrahan, Andrews and Cana
van carried Off large gObs of glory for the
home team, while Hart, Macullar Traffley
and Flanagan did likewise for the greatest
show on earth.
Here are the Official statistics:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, August 9.-The track
was sea of mud. Summary:
Three-quarters of a mile-Volunteer won,
Maidstone second, Territier third. Time
1:lS4.
Amboy handicap -year-ods, three
quarters of a mile-Sorcerer won, Picllnicker
second, Fairvew third. Time-l:6
Cape May handicap, three-y -yearolds mile
and one furlong-Judge Morrow won, Chaos
second, Cancan third. Time-l :5llI
Mile and one-quarter Stockton won,
Cynosure second. Time-2 I5l1.
One mile-Eric won, Defaulter second,
Major Domo third. Time-l:46
Three-yearolds and upwards, five furlongs
Daisy woodruff wCn Autocrat second, Var
dee third. Time-l :033.
Mirage stakes, one mile--Monroe won,
Philosophy second My Fellow third Time
-li24.
Tiye-eighths of mile--Wal rott won, Key
ser second, Babicora third. Time-l .0il.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Barn at Beatrice Rurned

BEATRICE, Neb., August Especial to
The BEE. IA large barn on the farm Of Sen
ator Paddock adjoining the north corporation
line of this city was burned by an incendiary
fire at noon today The barn was connected
with tenant house occupied by Fred Ora
bowski, Senator Paddock farm superintend-
cnt. In addition to the barn about fifteen
tons OF new hay, harness and some poultry
We're also burned The fire is supposed to
have been set by lot of mischeivous bows
who make habit of congregating along the
Indian creek bridge, Just adjacent, for fishing,
swimming and miscellaneous devilment and
who have been repeatedly ordered away from
the vicinity by Grabowski. The total loss
will reach 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
AFTER BAN TETl's SCALP.
The Union Pacific Clcavcr Again Sus
ne n1ptI.

| UcnUctt.
The Union Pacific ccavcr is again sus.
pended in the air and is about to fan across
theneck of Il. Il, Baxter, superintendent Of
the Wyoming division Geneml Manager
ReSsegue is camping on his trail and hi.
scalp will dangle at his girde before another
moon has waxed and waned, if all accounts.
are to be believed.
happcars that the general IN managcr wants
Baxtcr'S position vacated, but has been alta
| loss TO know now to aCCOmpliShit it wit h0ut
! making trouble. Baxter is rem arlSabv solid
| with the employees Oh the Wyoming divisio
and If he was ruthessly fired it wonld m
doubtedy create anicclittle muSs. To avert
anything of this hnd, RcsseQuie wrote "A let
terto Baxter conveying the information tha,
I,rGsldent Adams and Vice President
HOlcomb were after his scaln and
advising him to send in his rcsigna.
tiOn to take effect Scptcm her
ReSseguc also kindly advised him that this
was better than being disc hrged and
thought thatt would be a nice thing for him
TO give 1t out that heresimed for the pur-
pose or accepting position under n. d.
l)ickenson on the Bali ltimurc Ohio Baxter
however, conldn'tsee it that way ana wrote
back to Mr.. RcsSeguie that he had no iutcn.
tion of going into the wholesale lying bus-
ness, He positively dccliucl to resign, and
stated, moreover that it they wanted to dis
change him they knew how to do u.
This Is the story told by one of BuXter in
tilate friends, aud il is substantatcd bv a
letter from Baxter himself
- 1t Is not stated who is being groomed for
BNtcr's berth, nor how Baxter inru rred the
displcasure of the powers that be
The lOra4 Union Pacific officials are very
reticent on the subject and profess to know
little or hing about it, ulthou eh one or two
admit havin heard a rumor to the effect That
il was coming
1t creates moro or less cOnsternation among
thoold employees of the company. and some
wonder is manifested us To who will 20 next
Mr.. BaXtcris one of the most popular men
in the company's employ, and his removal
will cause general dissats faction among the
men under him, by whom he is well liked
ihc news of the intended change will fall
Ikea b0mbShcll In Union Paciti circles
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Two Sides to the Story.

ATKINSON, Neb., August 9.-[Spocial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. prelude to the
speech of o. H. KEN at this place, reported
III the World-tIeraId, is causing mup IA amuse-
ment tonight especially the statement that
o. FL. KEN, candidate for congress, stopped
out of the hotel to be greeted by 100 farmers.
The fact is, there were not to exceed seventy
five farmers in the town during the entire
day. The long line of farmers that escorted
the speakers from she hotel to the rink, as
stated by this king of prevaricators, consisted
of five men in line Their names can be fur.
nished, If desired. In fact, the whole affair
was a grand tizzle from beginning to end,
Lending members from the alliance acknowl-
edging that tneSfware very painfully dis
appointed in KEN
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Status of the Race.

The Western association race is waxing
hotter and hotter, The changes during the
past week have been more marked than dur
ing any similar period for the past six weeks
Milwaukee has jumped in the lead, and by
mastery playing Kansas City has practically
tied Minneapolis for second place. The prob
abilities are that the present meet will see
the Cowboys in the lead, and once there,
there will be no heading them. 1t is a good
bet now that they win the pennant, which is
a glorious prospect, nasmuch as there has
been much danger all along that Mil
waukee would walk off with first houors,
something that no true patron of the West
ern association wanted to see. Omaha is
playing good ball, but she has an uphill fight
and can hardly expect to head off either Dem
yer or Sioux City, at least not before well
along toward the end of the present mouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
DOUBLES.
HanIan-Teeuer.

About three thousand persons were present
at the opening day of the Hanlan- -Teemer
aquatic carnival at Lake Manawa yesterday
Hanlan and Teemer both appeared in good
form and gave an exhibition pull, and later in
the evening Teemer pulled twomile race
against the Council Blufs four-oared crew
w. Patterson, stroke; l.. G, Dale l.. Zur
mehlen, j, ii. McWilliams. Teemer finished
in ll31 and the crew three seconds later,
Several Of the boys attempted to walk in
Hanlan's patent shoes and created much
merriment making holes in the water
The tub race was postponed till today
Several parties have been made up in the sur
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Hamilton County.

AURORA, Neb., August 9.-[Special Tee-
gram to THE Bee THE Hamilton county
democratic convention today nomina ted
Henry England and w X. Garwood for the
legislature. England is a candidate for the
same position on the alliance ticket. Delega-
lions were elected to the state congressional,
Judicial and senatorial convent tiOns The q ele-
gates to the congressional convention are In
structed for Judge McKeighan. A resolu-
tion opposing the prohibitory amendment was
adopted.
The county alliance was in session here TO-
day, V. Horn, nominee for state senator, pre-
siding
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
A WOMAN CUTS HER THROAT.
Mrs William Wagner, Living Near Tccum-
soh' in 4 sontical Condition,
THE DEMocRAfic COUNTY CONVENTIONS,
Big Real Estate Deal Mt North Bend
New Elevator Company at shick-
ley Encanpmcnt mt
Peatricc.

TEcrMsEH, Ncb., August Q. 9.-tSpccial Tele-
gram to TuE BEEd-Last night Mrs. Will
lam Wagner, living six miles north of here,
tried to commit suicide by cutting her throat
with butcher knife. The reason was tenn.
porary insanity caused by recent confne.
ment. After cutting her throat she walked
over mile to n neighbor's in her night
clothes. There was found cedar clu b lying
by the bed side, and it is thought she in.
tended tokill her husband and child and then
make away with herself. Her condition is
very criticnl
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
r.. Birnoy cures catarrh, Bee bldg.
oPPREssING RIVALS.
The b. MS Spiteful Treatment of
the Iowa Railroads i'm Omn I'm

IherelS trouble brew wing among Iowa roads
IN relation to union depot privileges in this
city, The Burlington is said to have both
feet in the trough to the exclusion of other
pigs, and 10y reason of collusion with the
Union Pacific has pushed itself into a position
whereby IL can dictate terms and condition
to cola p2titOH.
1t is said that the Milwaukee road wan Is ia
gain cntran co to the union depoton far and
reasonable terms. The Burin gtOn, howe yer,
has imposed such con diions as amount to a
prohibition, and the Milwaukee, people AT
Chicago are indignant ut the Treatment re-
ceived from the Burlington and Union Paci
hc Milwaukee OIL cias will reach Omaha
this week and make their personal protest
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Entries for Mondays Euces.>
AT BRIGHTON.


First race, fve-eighths Of mile
War Hoop, Bill Barry, Duke of Leicester,
Rosemary Murray (gelding), Gomorro, Car
bine, Bclssarius, Etelta, Woodburn, Neva,
Australand, Lorillard Miss Maggie, Con-
sgnce Pasadena.
Second race, three-fourths of mlle-Auri-
cola (cOlt). Lowlander, Sequence (cot. Zen
der, Tourist, Marigold, Pocahontas, Bellevue,
Nirgic, John NJ, Nubian Annie G., Lady
Glasgow (flly) Lucky Clover, Hannah
Third race, seven-eighths miles, selling
Count Dudley, Ossa Warlike Rover, Bessie
X, The Abbess, Garrison, Hermit.
Fourth race, two and onc-half miles, selling
-Eleve, Bonanza, Dundee, Bella, Ernest,
Little Moore, Vendetta
Fifth race, one and one-fourth miles. hand
icap-Ballston, Sorrento, General BOulanger,
Brown Charley, ST. Luke, Bonanza, Brian
Born Dundee, Miss Cody, Zephyrus, Cast
Steel Vivid.
Sixth race, full course, steeplechase-
Elpin, Repeater, Delaware.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

CLEVELAND, o., August 9.-Joseph H.
Wade, aged seventy-nine, one of the wealth.
est citizens of Cleveland, died this morning
after an illness of few days. Wade was
the first president of the Pacific telegraph
company and first president of the Western
Union telegraph, which position he held till
1867. He enjoyed the distinction of being
probably the oldest telegraph operator in the
country, and it was he who orginated the
idea of enclosing the submarine cable in iron
armor, thus making intercontinental COM
munication by telegraph possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

PLATTE CENTER, Neb, August Especial 0.
to Tue Bee. 1.-The peoples independent
picnic for Platte and adjoining counties will
be held here Tuesday, August II, at which
time addresses will be made by o. NJ. Ken,
candidate for congress, and j. w. Edgerton,
candidate for attorney general. The Platte Q
Center glee club, the o X, quaruette,
O'Conee cornet band and Genoa Indian band
will do service on the ground on that day.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

KEARNEY, Neb, August 9.-TSpeeial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The case of the state
against Policeman Rowley for assaulting
Samul Uhrigs was postponed for hearing
until August Is, and the officer was placed in
500 bonds for appearance, DIR, Bell the at
tending physician, said that Uhrigs' skull
was fractured by the policeman's mace, but
the wound is not serious. Considerable in
dignatiOn is manifested in grand army cir
cles over the affair, as Uhrigs is an old
soldier
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Nance County.

FULLERTON Neb., August 9.--[Special Tel
egram to Tue BEE. The democrats held
their county convention here today Nearly
every township was represented The gen
eral sentiment prevails, however, that the
delegates will vote to endorse KEN for
congress and put a straight state ticket In
the field. majority of the delegates to the
state convention favor Judge Savage of
Omaha for governor. The delegates are, J.
". Tanner, o. L. Green, ID. A. Willard and
A II
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Alliance Sen atoriai Convention.

NoRTH PLATTE, Neb., August o. Especial
Telegram to TnE BEE. 1.-The alliance and
knights of Labor senatorial convention met
here today with two candidates befoI the
convention, Adjourned to : p IN. with "A
view OF still another adjournment for thirty
days The convention is undecided and not
satisfied with the names presented,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

SHEcKLEY, Ncb., August 9,-[Special Telc.
gram to THE BEE IA farmers elevator
company was organized here today with the
following officers President, a. A. Beach /;
vice president, j. w. Irean q secretary. J. p,
Morris; treasurer, Il. Better. The company
expects to build or purchase an elevator I'm.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Grand Circuit Races.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August 9.-This was the
last day of the Grand Circuit races. Heavy
wind made the time in the free-for-all re
markable. Wardwell, by Hamlin's Almont,
reduced his record from 2:27 to :l614 Sum-
mary:
2:22 trot, Notwithstanding Maid won,
Voucher second, Mcdowell third, Golden
fourth. Best time-2:i9I
2:l7 pace, S2,00O-Emma won, Scioto Girl
second, Wayne Wilkes third, Wardwel
fourth. Best time-2 :l6l4
Free-for-all, 81 900 (unfnishcd) )-Palo Alto
won the second and third heats and Sa!lto
Wilkes the first. Best time-9:l6.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
York CnaInty

YoRK, Neb., August Q. Especial Telegram
to TIE BEE. The democrats held their con-
vention in this city today and elected dele
gates to the state congressional, judicial and
senatorial conventions. All the delegates
were uninstructcd. No officers were nomi-
mated as another convention will be called by
the central committee about October for
that purpose
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
RandoIph. NIohrara, Ft, Rnndnn

NIoBRARA, Neb., August 9,-TSpecial to
THE EE.l-ArtifIeSPf Of fincorpomtionwcrer
corded in the clerk S office yesterday for the
Randolph & Northwestern yailroad. 1t will
run in nOrthwesterly direction from Ran
dolph to Niobrara and terminate at Fort
Randall, S, ID. The incorporators are the
officers of the Chicago, St, Paul, Minneapolis
Omaha line. Grading is in full blast be-
tween Randolph and Niobrara.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
The heftofHoysat EImwood

ELMwooD, Ncb., August o. Especial to
The BEE. last night a. HASTE had four
large hogs stolen from the stoclSyards. A
telegram from Lincoln informed him that
they were sold at that place this morning
The thief is still at large.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

Brosnan. Home runs-ShoclS. Bases on balls
BY Devlln ,. by Griffith 3. Struck out BY
Devln 3, by Griffith 4. Left on bases sioux
CITY ;. Milwaukee h-Sacrlficc h s-Genins.
Hit by pitchcr-Welch. Passed bllls-Cro~s-
leg ., ,Jantlcn T. Bases stOlcu-NOnc. Double
plays-GCnins to Powell WClch.to Morr.sSey.
Time OF gamc-One hour and thirty minutes,
ImDrp-IlODypr.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Primnrics nt plnttn Ccntcr.

PLATTE CENTER, Ncb,, August Especial
to THE Bee, The democrats held their
primaries yesterCiie and sent delegates to the
convention TO be held at humphrey August IT,
!. A. kehor was chairman and Charles w.
Lynch secretary. The delegation was unin-
Stmctpd
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

Two suits for damages again stthe Burling.
ton road Were filed in court yesterday after
noon aggregating S55,OOO. Sarah II, Fisher
oiPlatsmouth asks for $4,000 and William
Dwyer sues for 81, 900 The former was in
jurcd in the wreck south ofthis city last Oc-
tObcr, and in hcrpctiton alleges thutshc was
crippled fOrlifc. Dryers claims for dail4
ages are based on tho loss Of hand, which
was 80 badly crushed while con Dug cars
that umpu tlton was necessary. He alleges
that the accident was duo 10 the tail weeds
which the com pany had carclc@sly allowed to
goyv along It's tracks, aud in waich his feet
became ca tangled, causing him TO lose his
balance
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Encampmentat Beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb., August o.-ISpocial Tele.
gram to TuE BEE. The bible classes Of
the Young MEMS Christian association of the
state will meet For three days cncampmeut
at the chautauqua grounds In this city be.
ginning Wednesday, August t3. Itis OK
pcctcd that there will not be less than three
hundred mcmbcrS In nttnndnn
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

The Eighth ward democratic club held
meeting at Schroodcr's nall, corner of Twen
tylourh and Cunning, last evening for the
purpose of rcorgmizing for the fall campaign
President Lenry was in the chair, and in tho
absenccof the regular SECRETARY Mr. Com
nelly was elected TO that position
1t was stated that the terms OF the old oNi,
GERS had expired, but as there was but q
small attendance it was deemed bcs t TO post.
pone the election of new officers for ono
week.
Mr.. Stealns was appointed committee to
secure hail for the meetings. Of the club
during the campaign.
Those present declared themselves aS
stron ely in iavorof j n. Boyd for governor
and VAIL back for leutcn ant governor
The club meets at the same place next Sat
urday night
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

STRoMsBuRG, Neb., August Especial to
THE BEE. l-General C. H. Van Wyclz and
Judge McKeighan addressed a great farmers
alliance picnic yesterday at Delaets grove,
south of Shelby. 1t was estimated that 5000
people were present General Van Wyck
still holds the car Of the people of Polk
county and Judge McKelghan's address on
the situation was, full and highly appreci-
aed. Both werereceved with rounds o f an
pauSe not
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Valley County.

ORD, Neb., August 9. 9.-TSpecial Telegram
to Tue BEE, The democratic county con
yentiOn met today. A delegation of five,
headed by A. ", jackson, was elected to the
congressional convention at Columbus, unin-
Structed. The same delegation go to the
state convention at Omaha, instructed
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
In the Chamber of IDENTITIES.

LISBON, August 9. Especial Cablegram to
Tnr BEE. lin the chamber of deputies to-
day the minister of foreign affairs explained
that the hostility of the transvaal to the
freedom OF tariffs was the cause of the Del
agoa Bay railway not being sold at auction
and of the RECESSION of the contract.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
His Voice Is Still for War

New York, August "a. G. Spaulding is
here en- route for Europe. Speaking of the
base ball situation de said there would be no
compromise with the brotherhood their sur
render must be unconditional. He said both
could stand it.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

The engagement is announced of Lieuten-
ant James Murray n rmsmith, Second United
States infantry, Fort Omaha, and Miss
Blanche Whisnlan IF Missouri. Miss Whis-
Inan is one Of the most beautiful and accomp-
plisncd young ladies in the state while .icu-
tenant ArrBmith has many friends in o maha
and thlOu ghOut the army
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Sheridan County.

RUsHvIILE, Neb., August9.- Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. The democratic county
convention today endorsed r. M. McGee. the
alliance nominee, for coentv attorney. They
nominated William Moore for commissioner
and elected full delegations to the several
conventions The state delegation is the
only one instructed, f. w. Sprague of Rush
vile for seCrctnry of staue.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Sioux City WIN Stay In

Sioux CRY, Ia, August 9.-[Special Q. Tele-
gram to The BEE. There was big meeting
here tonight of business men to take action
on the bail club matter, and ten men guaran
teed to carry the club through the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
No New ncYelnnmnnts

There were no new developments in the
case Of the Des Mones club yesterday, but
President Mccormick is expecting definite
news today from both Grand Rapids and
Lincoln,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Holt County.

GREELY CENTER, Neb., August 9.-TSpecial
Telegram to THE BEE. At the democratic
convention held at Greedy today T. j. Doyle
was elected TO head the delegation to the
state convention and Edward Humphrey to
head the delegation to the congressional CON
ventiOn. No nomination for county attorney
was made. No instructions
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Van WYck in Mem aha.

TALMAGE, Neb., August 9.-[Special to THE
BEE l-Ex-Senator Van WyclS is to address
farmers picnic in Wilkins grove, south of
this place in Nemaha county Monday after
noon. II the weather is good there will un-
dOubtedly be large attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Fig Real Estate Transfer.

NORTH BEND, Neb., August 3.-TSpecial
to The BEE. The Bay State company of
this place has sold out its property to Swift
u Co, of Omaha and Chicago. The trans.
acton Is quite an important one andis great
rcal cState trans for
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Last ofthe Prohibs Today.

The Des Moiues team aud the Ornahas play
their last game of the present series this af-
ternoon, and of course the usual Sunday
crowd will be out. Clark and Moran and
Hart and Traf1ley will be the batteries.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Omaha 3. Des Moines 1. Two
base hits-llanrahan. Kearns. Three-base
hitS-Canavan, Patton. Double plays-WaIsh
10 Hahrahnn to Andrews. Base on balls-Of
Pagan ., on Roach 3. Hit by pitcher-By Fagan
o., struck out--By Fagan3, by Roach 2 Wild
Dtches-l Iagan 1. Passed bals-Tra iIley g
Newman |. Time of game-One hour and ffty-
five minutes. Umphes-Baudle and Leona rd.
Kansas City 4, st. Paul7.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, August Especial
Telegram to The BEE. l-Followipg is the re-
suit of today game
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
IL carney County.

MNDEN, Neb., August Especial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The democrats Of Kear-
ney county held their convention today. The
delegation to the state convention is headed
by Ed l.. Adams, They were instructed for
j. w. Ferguson for state anditOr
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N Y, August o. 9.--[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. THE weather was clear
and the track fast. Following is summary
of the races:
First race, three-Quarters mile-Kingston
(the. favorite) won, but was barred in the
betting, Wany second, Tom Hood third But
three of the six started. Time-l :l5&l.
Second race iiye-eighths mile, Virginia
stakes Palestine won, Monterey second,
Mamie o, Colt third Black Lot (the favor
ite) not heard from, Maggie Ward scratched.
Time ;0231.
Third race, one and three-sixteenths miles,
handicap weepstakes-Hypocrite won,
floodtide Ohe fayorite) second, Uncle Bob
third. Time-2:01I.
Fourth race, one and one-sivteenth miles,
Foster memorial stakes-Ruperta won,
Prince FOnso second, Santiago third, Reclare
(the favoritel not heard from, English Lady
scratched. Time :4SI5.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Irene (the
favorite) won, Satisfaction second, Carrie G
third, Venguer, Little Scissors, Harry
Weldon and Woodbena scratched Time
:434.
Tue BEES tips won in four out of the five
races,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Held for ISitlnapinc.

kEARNEY, Neb., August 9-[Special Tclc-
gram TO THE BEE. Samuel Gates who was
arrested yesterday on a charge of kidnapping
Theodore Nelson, was given preliminary
hearing. He ewas bound over to the district
court in the sum of 5000 Gates is said to be
an honest, hard working farmer