Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-19

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GRAND OPENING
EMBR0 Ode
SEASON OF 1890,
Novelties In Hemstitched and Vandyke
Effects, EiTel Tower, Perpendicular En-
fccts, and the New Appliques. See the
New Points and vandyk Ike Effects, very soft
and lacy looking for children's wear.
OUR own EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
Here's a Small Bargain List
AZ &c II hnru.
80 pieces Hamburg Edgings, from "a to IL
AZ SC "A Yard.
81 pieces Hamburg Edgiurs. from a to IN
inches wide.
At q 1-2c u Yard.
60 pieces Hamburg Edgings, from Y tos
inches wide.
At = I-3c u Yard.
1856 pieces Hamburg Edglngs from u to ~
inches wide. inserting to match.
yyr.
IS pieces hamburg and Swiss Edglngs, in
sorting to match.
At ~ l.2c n Yard.
100 pieces 2 d. hamburg and Swiss Edglngs.
At 5 u ard.
So pieces Hamburg, Swiss and Nainsooks,
from 2 inches to 4 inches wide.
Al o IA Yard.
50 PIECES Hamburg Swiss Edgings. from y
We have Hamburgs, Swiss and Main.
socks, all widths and prices.
All Over EmbrOideries to match, 22
inches wide, ranging from 60c to SD yard.
At 81 SO n Yard.
45inch Swiss Skirtings. 3G.lnch work-a
beauty.
AtSI.65 Il Yard
patterns, fine 45inch Swiss %skirtings. in
hemstitch and fancy point effects.
~ 81 a Yard.
patterns. As inches. Hemstltch Swiss Skirt
ings. inlaid work representing squares.
You never bought Embrolderies at such
prices, did yOu!
See the beautiful Infants Skirtings and
Novelties in Colored Skirtings.
You will Get Just That i

of North Platte, intended for the dis
confiture of the South, Speaker Chaplin
would vote with the latter. And thus
matters stood, the reapportionists
could do nc better than tie on their
bill, and for two days the dead
lock. with all its discordant, wrang-
ling, deputatious and threa tening con-
comitants, continued. The members
staid right at their desks, all night and
all day, the friends Of the North Platters
the citizens of Omaha-brought their
meals to them, with sundry embellish-
ments, while the South Platters we're
left to hustle for themselves, and u Sc
rious time they had securing enough to
eat, let alone to drink.
Affairs were growing desperate. 1t
was obvious that something decisive
must be done, as both sides were be-
coming wrought up to fever heat.
The North Platte delegation were
loud n boisterous, and had they had
the power and the horses they would
have ridden bodily over the opposition.
Like John G. Thompson OF The national
democratic central committee eight
years ago, they claimed everything
''exultingly and confidently" but the
South Platters were not to be routed.
1t SO happened at this time that
Beebe, q member known to be favora-
BILE to the South Platte movement, was
absent, and this faction sent for him
and determined to hold the fort until
he came, or in the event he failed to
show up, to stay right there, like Casa
blanca on the burning deck, and die,
true to their cause.
The North Platters finally became
"redheaded" at Speaker Chaplin and
determined to have his scalp. They
asserted that the casting Of his vote to
tie the house was unprecedented in
parliamentary usage, and they wouldn't
stand it, and If he didn't know his bust
ness they'd take it upon themselves to
teach him. However, Chaplin was I'M
fiinching as the pyramid OF Cheops,
He was calm and dignified and could
neither be coaxed or bullied.
In their desperation the North Plat
tiers finally held q secret caucus and
resolved to fOrcibly unseat the speaker,
and fill his place with a man of their
wi choice.
The South Platters became advised of
this move on the part of the opposition,
and ut once began 10 devise ways and
means OF frustrating it. Plan after plan
was suggested and rejected, and it
finally simmerod down to the deter
mination to defend the speaker and
thclr rlBHuS Dy II RESORT 10 arms.
Accordingly a number OF guns were
secured, and the speaker showed one
down in his own hip-pocket.
The next morning the lobby was filed
with Omaha sympathizers, and from
their eager, ~expectant faces, it was
plainly obvious that they were antici-
pating a circus. The North Platters
had selected two men, one the noted
Dan Parmalee, who afterwards got
his man at Papillion, and another
whose nam annot be recalled at this
juncture. Those two men had been
selected for their courage, their reso-
luton and fearless aggressiveness and
had been deputized TO take the initia-
tive In the ejectment OF Speaker Chaplin
from the chair.
They had everything cut and dried.
Parmeiee and his lieutenant wero to
mount the speakers stand just after
Gus Harvey, the member fixed upon for
the purpose, made his motion of eject
mept, and seize Chaplin and fire him
bodily, either out Of the window or
down the stairs, it made little differ
ence which, just so he was effectively
gotten rid OF. y
The first scene on the programme
worked like a piece of we'll
oiled machinery, and upon Har-
yey's motion, Dan and his nan
mounted the stand, but right here
occurred a serious and unlocked for