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kNOCkED OUTRY FISH.
The Rough Experience of a Sailor ia
Southern Waters.

Persons who have not experie need
some seafarng among the w est India
Islands ana become to som extent faml-
larlzed with the tricks and antics of the
fl ying fish, whic h abound in those wa.
tiers, will be surprised at the velocity
they attain in their short flights, saws n
writer. in the New York Herald The
fish will never leave the water unless
compelled todo so by theirnafural enc
mics, the dolphins, and when they do
hythey shoot through the air like "A
rocket.
Some years ago while ona voyage to
Iklo Janclro had an eXperienc Off the
Cuban coast with flying fish that | am
not likely toforgct, and which mad me
the su bjeCt Of cOnsi derable mCrirnent
among my older companions The ma
Jorlty OF them Were old sailors who had
visited these wa ters many times before
and We're lacquainted with the tricks
OF the winged fish.
They prefer fl yng at night, and il was
during the midn light waite h that [ met.
my ad venture. The night was one of
those balmy evenings pecul ar to sub
tropical waters. seldom, ii ever. OK
perienced in the north. The full moon
was shining SO brightly that one could
almost feel its rays, The breeze had
fallen away completely, allowing tho
sails to flap la2ily against tn g spars in
accom- mniment 10th monOton Gus sCcali-
ing OF the vessel as she widowed l;lzily
in the trough of the long gro und well.
Asfar as the oy g cOuld re ach around the
horizon not ripple was visible on the
surface of the sea. The very clements
appeared to be slum bcring, The W hole
watch, wit h the exception Of ( he man az
he wheel ;lnd | were gathered around
the Combings ofthe fore hatch spin ning
yarns and smoking. was scented upon
Inc capstnn on the '-lOOllout,' but tho
somnOlence Of the very at mosph here kept
me in udrOwsy state, just between wax
ing and sleeping.
This, together with the musical chirp-
ing of the Mother Cary's chickcns"in
the fore rigging, proved too much for
my feeble efforts at wakefulness. and
seyeraltimes came whitman ace OF fall
ing overheard. This con timed near the
end of my watch, when, as | peacefully
d oled oil, | hclrda sudden swish ~ and
before was aware OF what had hap
pened received IT, rriiic blow bet wcen
The eyes, theforce of which knocked me
oil the capstan, over the windlass. and
lown 10 the deck | leapcd up, seized "a
Delaying pin, and demanded to know
who hitme. Nj y answer was a burst OF
laughter, and one of the men pointed TO
he topgallant forecastle at II large fly
ns iisn napping on the deck, II had
track me while pa Sslng over the ship
Ana raised lump the size OF Il hen =
,gg between my eyes. We fried the fish
he next morning and breakfastod off Of
[.
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American Association.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
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WHERE DO YOU VOTE?
ou Must Answer this Question
Before " ou Can k,cgiSter.

Agreat dealof trouble was ex pcrienced at
last years elections in securing polling places
In the various wards. In some instances
eNorbitant rents Were demanded for the use
OF houses and shantes for this purpose, and,
under the lax method employed in securin g
the places, the council had no choice but to
pay the bills.
change is to be tried this year The
CITY comptroller has been instructed
TO secure list of available places
Tor polling purposes, and report
lt with the cost to the coun Gil at the meetin
Tuesday night next.
The regis tmrs must be appointed before
octoberl andthe counclmen of the various
wards have been requ ested to select n list of
capable candidates for tho posi- tons in the
various voting districts
This list will be referred to the Judiciary
commi tee and from it the o flicers of registrsi-
tiOn Will be selected at the meeting on Tues.
day night, September %
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JeweIpy Thieye, Arrested

HFRNpoS, Ia, Sept 15-[ Special to THE
Es'l-tdward Sanders and Elmer Wish
ourn, twOyoung men living near jefferson,
we've arrested last nightly Deputy Sheriff
BLACK on the chargeOf Robin & McChes ney' 5
drugstore at BaglCy last Thursday night
Iheiellows halsoldfour watches to differ
ent parties at Jefferson For a small sum, and
suSllclon AZ once pointed to them as the
thieves. When arrested they were in n
freight car on the Chicago & Northwestern
road Six watches and some jeyyolry have
been recovered and identified byMr. Nc
CheSney Sanders and Wish burn had a hear
were Jailed in default OF 500 bail. ~
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Guthrie County Rep ubIicans.

HFRNpoN, Ia, Sept 15-[Special to THE
BEE Republicans of Guthrie county
metin convention today, there being large
repNsentationOf voters in attendance. The
meeling was the most enthu siasti C ever held
In this county, The following ticket was
nominated: Clerk, Il. W. Kellogg; prose-
cutting attorney w, H. Stiles; recorder, +.
n; n, ,ni nritl me'nOer Of board Of supervisors,
De@dordand G. j Maris following sthe
judicial tcketfor the Filth dsrictcour !
II Henderson of Warren county, A. w
W lhnsO OF Madison county and j. II. Ap-
mated is Ngarded as a tNne one.
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ATKINSON, Neb, Sept 1i-i Special Tele.
gram to TnE BEE. l-PrcImin prcpam.
tons for the opening of the third annual
reunion Of the Holt comfy veterans asocia.
ton inthis city tomorrow are being made on
ascalecommcus surate with the prospect i've
Indications that it will be the largest and
most Successful rcu MON ever held under the
auspices OF the organization. The lat ch.
stringof AtkinSOn's provcrbial hospitality
Will invitingly hang outside the door and the
entire population of our city will eytenda
hearty greetin 81 and acordial welcome to not
only the veteran boys in blue Dut to all who
come Ia do thpu1 hon or
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d NJ roLEpo.

and pitzi Titofnb ana Grim. Umpire-
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CLAYCESreR, Ncb., Sept 15.-tSpecial to
The BEE. The Clay count " fairwil1 be held
here this week from the 10th TO the 9th The
sPcCts are thatlt will b > the best fair ever
held inClay county. Especially v will this be
true inthe speed department. There are al
read Y some notedtrot ,crs. Jumpers an dpaceB
on th eground. The man a cement have been
very libcralthiS year In regard to purses
Clay COuntycan show some as fine horses,
cattle and hogs as any county in the state.
Pa bile school opened last Mon day with
The county sllan &c held Their q uarterly
meeting in this city Saturday. Members
from different parts ofthe COun ty report in.
tereS interestingly ALLAN ce matters
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A Victim ofChronic Ale ohoIism.

CHTcAGo, Sept l5.-FSpoclal Telegram to
TnE BEE. Marie Williams, who few
years ago was one of the leading bullesq lie
actresses in England and America, and who
Wien she first came to this country with Col
ville's Folly company, created great sensa.
tOn here, was ths morning be fore a police
Justice on Charge of chronic aIcoh0lis m
Miss Williams wanted TO return to her
friends in England. She had ticket for
New York and promised to sail for IOnd on
Saturday, She had British engagements
which detention here would compel her to
forfei and she made all kinds of promises for
the future. In spite of all her promises,
however, she was semitic the Martha Wash.
1ngton home,
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Emperor William on Social Re forms.

BERLIN, Sept. B,-ISpecial Cablegrm 10
The Bee. l-Emperor William made an i'm.
portantsp alta banQuetat Breslau Sat
urday night In the cOurs Of his remarks
he saidhe hoped that other provinces would
imitateSilesa in regard to the improving Of
the condition of workingmm. He agreed
with the Ii berals, who declared that state
coercion was not the right way TO oppose 50,
cial democracy, and that society must help
itScif. Social reforms he said COULD only be
Introduced by tho citizens themselves, lie
trusted the people would awake from their
lethargy and not leave it to the state to
struggle against perverSc clements.
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The WORLDS Fair Commission.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The national worlu's
fair commission began its second session
here today. To-day the work was devotol
chiehyin settling the duties OF various o II.
GERS and committees. Tonight the city coun.
eli passed almost unanimously The amend cd
ordin ance dCsiredby the worlds fair direct.
ors, allowing the use OF as much or as litto
OF the lake front as may be required for tho
purposes the fair. The federal board Of
engineers appointed TO hear protests against
the use of the harbor as IA possi ole position Of
The site began thchearng today, one protest
being fled by the owners Of abutting prop
erty.
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FOR ElNB EZZ L. EN- EIT.
Members 9th o FIRM ofPotter, Lowell
d 80. 4 ArrcSted.

BosToS, Mass, Sept 15.-Nalter Potter
and w ID. Lowell of the firm of Potter,
Lowell & Co., wem arrested today
on warrants charging them with EN-.
bezziement and larceny. The complaint
is made by Charles Richardson of
Philadelphia, mem Der Ci the frm of @
Richardson & Sons, director in the Nation.
al Bank of the Republic in Pbila delphi ia, and
plesid e1t of the Edge Hill furnace co mpau y,
and II alleges tho emb@lenent and larceny
OF so, 900 worth Of bonds OF the Ed pe n iii
furnace company.
The prisoners were held in $4,000 each
Both furIiShcd bonds
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FOVe-s VIEWS.
Dou bIc Tragedyat Grand Mound,

CLINTON Ia, Sept. ID Special Telegram
to TnE B BEE News has been received here
mat astranger in Grand Mound this county,
daynq uired for there's idencoOf Mr. l. ang-
don, contractor FOR the Chi i@go 4 North
western railway He was directed
to the house, and upon arriving at
the door called for Mrs Langdon, w hOm
he S hot asshe came toward him MIR Lang
don came upon the scene an 4 i'm mediatev
Sho" the stran ger. Further PARTICULARS are
not yet ooaina bic mere. ItiS stated that Mr.
Ian gdon says he docs not know who the man
S. Ian gdon came recently from st. Paul to
take charge of track laying from here west
OH the M Orh western
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Ottumwa's Coal Palace,

orrUNwA, h., Sept. l5.-ISpecal Tele-
gram to Tue Bee. To morrow will occur the
formal oeningof the coal palace which is
exFctedto be the beginning Of the greatest
event in this cty's history. Governor Boies
Wllformally open the palace by touching an
eleclrlc button, which will set the machinery
IN In notion Mayor Eppswill deliver the ad-
4 4.ess oi wecomeand the governor the ad-
M uLess OF me DAY. Otherstate officer win be,
present Twenty thousand tickets haye nj :
ready ready been sold' naking the palace an as sur ed
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Vol entity Insane.

Mrs, Fannie IIOrah, living at 1899 South
tysecond street, IS insane. She has
ocen Ill for some time and yesterday after
noon sheattcmptei to SwalOv haudhe1,-
chiet, which She Cranmed into her throat
before the family had noticeable insane act,
ph@lclan was called, who removed the
NJ h1ialndiorchiefby the use of an instrumenf.
l. ne, nc woman was taken to- the county iail
until 5 he can be examined bvthe boar3 Of In
sane examiners " -
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AT NEW YORK;
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A Rushof Applican nts.

ATcHSoS, Kan, Sept, l5-l Special Telc
gram 10 HEBEEl The death OF j. d. Hol
Land ofthis city makes vacant the position of
assist stant chief surgeonOf the Missouri Pa-
cihc ines north ofKansas City, and there Il
alreadya stwng rivalry forthe appointme mt,
The applicants are not con fined 70 a tchison,
but include physicians Of other cities ~
division.
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AT LOUISVILLE,

First race, one-half mile, ma aidens-
- Blmches Last, Lamar Response, Lit lie
Midget, Liberty Bell, Maio Thornton Hart
Wallace Mon Droit Lum, Tom Jones.
Second race, oue.half mile, maiden s-Ori.
ental, Tener, Mary Cmroy, Lott Douglass $,
Laura Agnes, Benton, Viola, Guild Iron Rod,
Third race one mic selling Jubilee.
MIS- General Gilaora General CaldweIl'
Spite, Robin, Happiness. Rogers, Nina
a Icher, Pullm Tenlike, j 7.
Fourth race, thme-q parteYo of amile, Blue
Glass stakes-Rudolph IL indoo Lass Me
Joy Valera, Roseland Chimes Dundeo
Georgetown, Tom Rogers. Ranier Ph iIora.
Firth race, miie and on eeight th-C, C,en el.a
caldwell Osborne, Eugcnia, Caalpa. Ham
Sixth race, mile and One-sxtecnth, selling
Dyer, Hopeful, Neya g, Mamie Fons0
Licderk kranz, Boa2
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Chigago Races.

Chicago Races.
CHICAGO Sept. 15,-TSpecial Telegram to
The BEE. I-Summay OF tOday'S races at the
West SidCparki'
Thee- quarters of mile, two-yOar-olds-
rom Mackn tthe favorite won, Ed Bell sec
ond, Annie Clark third. Time-1 :lOll.
mle and one sixteenth, selling-Cmns
Won, JACK f'alstatf second, Fred Fink third.
LlinO-l !, ;4SS4. JohnDaily (thc favoriteJ not
;, Mile; handicap -Rhafton (thefavorite) won,
blue Vail second, Jed third, Zig Three,
Longh ght and Miss Toward drawn. Time
Three. quarters ofa mile, selling-Lizzie ID.
won, IL Fred (tho favorite) second, Jim
heeG thlm, Gray Fellow drawn, Time
Three-fOurths of mile, selling-Pearl
zen zen mn g gs the favorie) won, .Spaldng sec
Gmnd, TOM Stevens third, Lady Lea, Good
Day, La brador and Ei .Sev en- d drawn
Time-1 :lj.
. mort course steCplc Chase-Bob Thomas
Won, w lnSow tho favorIte) second, Evan
gel1ne third, EIphin drawn. Time-2:4I4.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-. Sept l5.-Thc most
promin ent bakers of * ansas City, Mo, and
Kansas City, Kan, have formed trust to
fegulatepriccS. Prices OIL bread will bc ad-
Vanccd, but the weight of bread will be in
creased, SO that the dvance is sli ,ht.
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Pro,cc,ion Ao,Jnu Tbleve.

DoRcnEHGR, Neb-, Sept 15.-lSpccIal to
THE BEE "A society has becn organized
here, with "a mem bcrship Of about sixty,
und der the nam @ Of the Dorchester Pr'Otcctiy i've
assoCatiOD, having sits object the recovery
Of stOlen property, and tbs dete econ- capture
and proscCuti on Of thieves. II mem bers are
anon
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VIII vance,
LINCOLN DBTRICr
ashland W O. Miller; Bennett, H C.
Cheneyto beSuppIed; DaveE to be sup
piled; EmwoOd, @ H. Gilmore; EmeraI d +,
A.Stu fl; Greenwood, Nj f.. Guild; Ithaca,
L..athainlng I. II; hmm; Ashbuy, Superintendent
Emmanuel, WI. Coffee Grace, G.. W, is ham
ST Paul, f.. $. Stinc; Trinity,S d. Roberts
Onive ersity Place, Asa Slceth Louisvill le j
w Miller; NanicyJ. L. Sleeper; Mead, w.
II. w ilams Mt; Pleasant, d. G. Phillips
BuGknSri Raymonk, j. NJ, Richmond; Roca,
G. IL. Wehn sharon, T. b. Crippep: ValDa
raSo, i, w. Miller; Wuhoo, H, e. Wycoff :;
NWerly l.. G. Lemon Weeping Water II.
a Hull Weston, J. Brmston; Valley View,
LAY Cox; Panama, Supcrinten dent Il H.
NEmAsh CITY DISTINCT.
Presiding EldeEG. A. Smith.
A,aonm; A. B; Wilmer Brock, c. H
smith Sa0t :, BroTnvilS, NiIlium Plepe; crab
ak Cncix- j. w. Swan; Falls CITY, DuIle
ShvenS Humboldt G. w, HawIey Ne
Dnska City, G. ii, Moultou; Pawnee CITY,
1flGhard Pearson Peru, j, II PressOn Rulo'
w. Wmheld Sterling, JamesWiliams ;Syr-
azure, G. NJ. Gates; TabIc Rock, j, +.
kempeT Talmage Edward Havves Temm
sen, John GALLAGHER; Union, j. a. Nichols:
SeSla1 o'eN CHS, superintendent.
YORK DISTRICT.
ArboWille, Lauder Morrison; Aurora q
~. Coulter, Beaver Cmssing f. L. Wells
Belly wood, j X. Max field; Bradshaw. G =
kathan, Bninaru, Nj Andcrson; David
CITY, g. W. Abbott; Garrison, l.. f. Smith
Germantown ID, NJ BucRner; GRESHAM
Alvin Mad9G; Hampton, B. e, Newton;
Hami ton /; McCoo, G. L. HCSfoI'd; M iliord
William Cowey 0sceOa, j, w Seabnol<
Rising City, y. Nj Esterbrook; Seward, j, s
w Dean; Shelby, Il. Holland; Stockham, q.
-, Abem; Stronlsby, e. Nj. Morey Thayel-.
James II. N Cobb; Ulysses ID. s. Davis
Utica, II, g, Harmon Waco B. O. Snow
York, A, ~. Cros sthwaite; Staplehust, James
Barr: Beaver CrOssing, T.. l.. Wells Sur
prise, G, A HobsOn.
0fficlal appoin tmen Is for the Wcslyan uni
versityat Lincoln;
c. r Creighton, chancellor; 1. Lowe, pro-
fessor OF modern languages; w. F. Cline,
principal of preparatOy department; G. Nj,
EiuvvOod, pro fessor OF che mlstry and
physics H. Bur-ch, financial agent; G. 5,
ponis, assistant.
Number Of full members 161S; local
preachers, 1@; churches, 1885, paid for build
tngs, $5L945; old debt paid, $40, 75l; number
of Sunday schools, so4 scholars, 1924.
The next annual session Of theme bmslSa
Methodist conference will eheld at St Paul
church, Lincoln, Neb.
The ministers OF the Beat rice district pre-
Bented Presiding Elder ). D, Roberts, who
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All ian q q PICNIC ut Iseatritn.

BEATRfCR Neb, Sept. Ii Special Tclc.
gram to THE BEE. l-Thcallia picnic at
the Chau ta1quaTounds in this citytoday
was attended byfulIydvc thousand persons.
Delegations Were present from every quarter
Of the county and theutm ost en- thusiasm pre-.
vailed. Hon. G. +, Collins, and idate for
state sen atOr, spoke in the morning, and III on.
JohnH. Powers and Morris l.. Wheat spoke
in the afternoon. MIR Wheat spoke again ia
the biz urOhi b itiOn tcnt
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A Fataless,treetDuel.

NEwDuRS, Ala, Sept 15-A fatal street
duel occurred yesterday afternoon between
Robert Turpln and Glen Duskiu5, prominent
young men, They quarrelel Saturday after.
noon, but parted with the understand ing that
each should arm himself and s hoo. on sight.
Each emptiol his rev Oliver. Duskln fell NOR.
tally wounded with -four balls in his body a nd
shot from his pistol after he fell to is KIN ees
struck Turpn in the forehead, killing him in.
StantIy
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A S2,5OpOoO Norty,,o

me Swift packing commny has filed a
mortgage in the recorders Office covering it's
various establishments which are located at
South Omaha, Cook and Lake countics III
nos La Porte county, Indiana, and WAN
uoue county Kansas The mortgage is to
secure the payne mt of $500 900, and is eiycn
to the American Savin gs an thrust conpany- y
of Chicago 'p'"'
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BEATRICE DBTRI CT.
II. IT Davis, presiding elder

Adams NJ C'Smith; Bcatrice II. T. d avis !;
Centenany, j. W. Stewart; West Beatrice j !.
Springs, Thomas Fowler; Crete, L, b. Hill
ton; Dewitt and Wilber, G. s Miner; Dor
chester, n. III, DAVIS; Ellison, j. c.. Stanard :;
Exeter. II. WorlCy; Eairbuy, j. r. WOOD
cock; t'arlno1t Re. Adams; tfley, j. H.
Beery; Friend, +. G. johnson Geneva, j. A. .
Parker: Grafton, George ShIlman HOLMES
vale, WI. Scott; Liberty A. L. Chadwick :;
Odell, to he supplied Steele City, j. II.
Irett; Srang T.. W. McMilhn; Tobias, J.
VIII. Vance
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ArrcSted for Irnpersona a tin 81 an O flcnr

SALT LAKE Utah, Sept IL. - Especial
Telegram to THE BEE Frank Miller, n
would-bc detective, was arrested and held in
sl'no bonds today for mpeBOnatng Deputy
United States Marshal Bush ana attempting
toleyy ackmail on members OF the demi
Re. RHiOn4e. Miller Is from the First ward in
the oli1ce OF Justice of The peace and WAS de-
eated, came west II has badge bcarin @
the legend, Nor thwcstern detective agencT
chiefD 'Ae0hIS
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The Cass County Fair.

PhTTsMOUTH Neb, Sept, 15-fSpccial to
THE BEE. I-The Cass county fair co mme II ced
to lay ndCr thCmoSt favOrdbl aus pces and
the meeting promises to be successful in
every way The stock show is the largest
known in the sOcietys history, and the ey-
hibiS In the other deparme nts are larger
and finer than previous q dispays. Tho nler-
chants ofthls city have made Cabomte and
handsome dis phys Of their wares, and the
i'm nense pavilion set apwt for this purpose
Is worthy Of aCloSe and careful ins pCCtion
The speed depart meht prOmIsc5 rare s port
and una sual attra ctOns. A large number of
hrStclaSshorseS are alrCaiy On the ground
andScverl more noted lyCrs are expected
tomorrow, Among the horses ulrcad Y ell I cred
Tor the dhercnt events are the follow ing:
Golden Wing ofDunRp, Ia; Frank p owned
by Ferry BrothGs Of Wayne, Mob;
Guelph with record of 2;?2 IL and Union
M edlu IN, ,witharccOrd of 2 30, entered byH
h Turner x Son of Red Oak, la. ;the Lin
colnwondcr, Ihom as Jacobs; Floss IA very
faStpaceT st. John, owned by Mat Brown,
Omaha, Joe =, owned by J. H. McShane of
Omaha. Ed Pyle of Humboldt has en- tered
twoias trotteB; Gerry S. Johns onof Wa
hoo, two trotters. NallaceG, owned Dy Pax
tono O mha and Iren ton o pyned by Dick
w AIDE OF Omaha, are both entered. Large
helds OF mnni ing horses will start in eachof
tn drumming races, and theSpolt will be fast
and furious.
IonorrOw'5 races arc. Free-foral pony
race ru min =, half mile heats threeminute
trolling race, mile heats and am n teur bicy-
Gle race, hal f-mile heats
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The tOtc i'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept 1j.-,rhe official
majority for Eagle democratic candidate for
governor is 9l,0S6 over Fisher, union labor
ana republican candidate The total vote i'm
nSStatc was 1871 ,fB, of which Eagle received
lOt9O1 and Fisher S., ISL,
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SOlOred A nti- -Proh titi piets

pubuEuE, La, Sep. 15,- Especial Telegram
10 the BEE. "A convention Of the coOred
an'FprohIbitiOn league oiIoyva met in this
'ytod|, Charles Curtis of Marion being
In the chair Thirty.six delegates wers
t,.ic,s priSent representing nine congressional dis
'..,~S sLw'S ana 900 members, most OF whom are
pIBhed. w" sA''oiii-
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Marriage Iicensea

Judge Shields Issued the following mar
rlage licenses yes torday
Name and address. Aoe
AtrankA. Genther, Washington, Neb %
Lille Ebencr, Millarl, n eb .o0
MyrteIle Powell Florence, Mob. nj
Emma Anderson, Florence Neb ........I7
M;t. EMusSta ~. sage ornaha a....-."...."..37 81
N.n ooishhn' una ha, a,..-,....."..27
Frank L. Walker, Langdou N. D %
maggie j. Dinnen, Platte Center, Ne6. "a
Michael Dggin, South Omaha o9
Msii haly, oinalll ..,,,... n3
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A Serious S,loopHow

Jack Duncan, large vicious-looking ne
gro, got into fight with a man named
Greenly at Mrs. Shultz's saloon, and in the
melee which followed Josh Duncan received
very dahgepus wound in the abdomen in
will be called up today
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me four men arrested for breaking into
Jacob HOungSsaloOu were aTagued in the
police court yesterday aftc rnoon and all bu {
w eStcrield were released. He was sent to
thocouny jail for thirty days.
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llnn IinIInl nrnn

Edward Ball, who was arrested for steal
ing horse belonging to j. +. Richards of
Sogth OMAHA was tried before Judge
l., iiieaSley aly yestemay and boundover TO appear
in district court Under bonds of S5OO
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Sacred Con ccrr at Nelson.

NEsoN, Neb. Sept. l5.-ISpecal Telegram
10 TnE B EEl "A sacred concert given last
evening the Meth odist church called out
acrowded house, The cantata OF " Samueln
was very finely rem q cred.
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To Avoid COmnllcati inns-

BosToN, Mass Sept. 15-Adviccs from
Texas report that Lee h Ferguson have had
g. W.Angil and Frank Caldwell appointo
eiNers ofthe Brazos company In oricr to
mt any complications from the Potter,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16

Robinson and Superi MEND ent +. B. NlCN ell,
OF theSt. Joe 81 GrandIslan branch Of the
Union Pacific, We're intoyvutoday on 0 tour
0f inspect ion over thellne
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
Omaha.
National Lea gue.
AT CLEVELAND.

Sieyeland... II 0 % 90 D. g
Pittsburg...O 0 0 % o /
Hts-Cleveland 13, Pittsb,I,g 8. Errors
Cleyeand3, Pitts burg 8 Batteries-Y YOune,
and Zimmerman Day and Decker U mpire
-Strief. P'A
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
ToIay's Tips.

i.irst race-Blue Rock, Bo bby Beach.
Secon ndrace-MaCbeth H., Strideaway
Third rce-Potomac, Strathmeath.
E0lrth race-Tom DonOhue, Silverado
Filth ace-TennE Kingston.
Sixth race-Vani%, Two Lips.
Seventh ra -Esduimaux, Letretia.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16

Columbus. .-"....,O 10 80 o o.
81, LOUIS. ...o.....O 90 1O9 o o.
Calledon accou mt of darkness. Hits-Col
unbus 7,St. Louis b. Errors Columbus 2
st Louis l. Batteries-E -Easton and Doyle
Neal and Munyan- Umpire-Emsle.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
Fire and PoIic,Commiso,or

There was no quorum at tho meeting OF the
hre and police commission last night a
large stack ofbusincss was laid aside until n
special meeting go" NO called