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Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Antelope County Republicans

NEIGH, Ncb., Sept. 13- Special Telegram
to THE BEE. The republican county con-
vention met at the court house here today.
George Copeland Of Elgin was made chair
man and n. f. Bliss of Logan secretary.
Hon. 1. F. Boyd of Oakdale was reno minated
by acclamation for county attorney George
II. McGee ofClearwater was nominated for
repres entative of the Twenty-first district.
The delegates to the ninth senatorial conven-
tion are headed by Milo Leach The
delegates to the congressional conven-
tion are headed by John j. Roche
These delegates are all anti Dorsey and favor
Meilflejohn and Norris.
The resolutions endorse the administration
OF President Harrison; the pensioning of
soldiers coinage Of silver and revision of the
tariff; endorse the state platform, especially
the taxation of corporations and franchises,
and reduction of railroad tariffs; oppose land
monopoies, trusts and combinations favor
laws to res trict corporate powers favor the
taking of the foreclosures of real estate out
OF the federal courts and placing it in the
state district courts, and ask our national
delegation to congress to work for that end.
II. Kriger Of Neigh was elected chairman
OF the county central committee and George
Copeland secretary. The convention was
large and enthusiastic
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Ninth Ward Republicans.

The republicans of the Ninth ward met at
the club headquarters, 29lO Farnam street,
last night and effected reorganization for
the coming campaign.
w. 1. Kierstead was unanimously re-
elected as preident. E. p. Davis was chosen
vice president jerome X. Coulter. secretary;
Charles j. Johnson, treasurer and Charles
Z. Djureen, care taker of the clubs head
quarters.
Committees were appointed to attend to the
naturalization and registration of voters in
the ward.
H on. II. H. Benton, state auditor, in COM
pany with Moses Il. O'Brien, chairman ofthe
county central committee and Il. Crowell an
rived at this juncture. They were received
with cheers Mr.. Benton was introduced
and made rousing speech He styled
the Ninth ward as the banner ward of the
city, gave hearty endorsement of all the
republican nominees, and gave the prohibi-
ton movement number of very hard blows
This part of his speech brought down the
house.
Moses p. O'Brien made rousing speech
In favor of all the candidates on the repub-
lican ticket, and urged the voters of the
Ninth ward to stand by the ticket as a
whole His speech was enthusla stically en-
dorsed by the Clnb.
Mr.. Ed Crowell then spoke and gave q
hearty send-of to all the candidates on the
republican ticket
Mr.. Benton made second speech en-
phatically uphOlding the nominees on the re-
publican ticket.
Mr.. O'Brien then announced that the
county central committee had held meeting
in the afternoon and decided that henceforth
the campaign would be prosecuted in an ag-
gressive manner; that the finance com
mittee had been appointed, had held
its first meeting and that the executive
committee, which had been charged with I'M
portant duties would Immediately set to
work to live up to its instructions. He CON
cluded by urging the republicans of the ward
to see to the naturalization OF all republicans
who had not already taken out their papers
!, Mr. johnson thon suggested that a vote of
thanks be rendered to the speakers Thi,
was carried unanimously.
Mr. Johnston, IN behalf OF tho club, cx-
tended an invitation to the visiting gentle
men 10 attend meeting of tho club at some
future time.
The club will meet every Thursday night
at the headq quarters
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
"Busted, the LimekiIn CIub.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, Sept. 13.-fSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. Samuel Gardner is the
owner of magnificent water and musk
melon patch near here. Tue other day the
boys Of the neighborhood organized what
they called q 'Limekiln club,'' and appointed
Tuesday night as the date and Brother Gard
ner's melon patch as the place of meeting
Brother Gardner, however, got on to the
scheme, and with shotgun loaded with fine
shot waited in ambush. About 10 O'Clock
the boys began to arrive on horseback and
otherwise. They had hardly finished calling
the roll when bang went the old darkys gun.
With yells of fright aud pain the assemblage
broke up Now number of prominent young
men of this place are nursing mysterious
mosquito bites, while Others are endeavor-
ing to satisfactorily explain the presence of
their horses tied near the patch.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
In the East Center.

COLUMBUS, Neb., Sept. 13.-fSpecial Tele
gram to The BEE. The thermometer regis
tered 2S9 this morning at ) o'cloclz. Ice was
found in many places. All garden vegetation
is killed. Farmers report considerable injury
done to corn that was not dried up. The
severe frost of last night has also done great
damage TO fall feed.
MoNRor, Neb., Sept. 13-[Special to The
Bee was killing frost here last
night. 1t will damage the corn fully 25
per cent.
MADISON, Neb., Sept. 13-fSpecial TO THE
BEE. Another break in nature last night
finishes all the damages she may have been
able to do to crops this season. The heavy
frost which fell here last night catches un-
matured fully half of the present corn crop
The most reliable information obtained from
leading farmers had placed the corn at fully
twO-thirds of crop. The frost now leaves
about one-third of the usual crop for market.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Milwaukee o, Omaha Z.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 13.-TSpecial
Telegram to THE Bee The home team
won from Omaha today with difficulty.
Eitlejorg pitched good gameand with proper
support would have prolonged the game to
ten innings. Thornton was touched up in
lively style until the fourth inning, after
which but one single was made off him. The
weather was cold. Milwaukee started the
run-getting in the second, two bases on balls,
an error each by Cleveland aud Walsh and two
singles netting four tallies. In the fourth
ThorntOn'S single followed by Petht's home
run gave the locals two more. In Omaha'S
half OF the fourth two bases on balls, an error
by MorrisSey, three singles and two doubles
were responsible for seven runs, which COM
peted Omaha's work in that direction. In
the seventh base on balls, a triple and sim
gle gave the Milwaukees two more, In the
ninth Kreig pushed the sphere for three bases
and scored on Jantzen's single, The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Nebraska, Iowa and Dakota Pensions

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 13-ISpecia TeIc.
gram TO THE BEE. Pensions were granted
to the following Ncbraskans today: Original
S. j. Fair Rockville; William S. Davis, de-
ceased, Lee Park; John E'te, Plattsmouth
Increase-Lucas NJ. Jackson, Alexandra;
l. p. Hayes, Bryan; William Curley, Hum
boldt; James II, West, La Platte; Charca
Smartwood, Atlanta; George w. Noble, Al
cove; jackson Chapman, Brcwst ter
Iowa; William H. Harding,
Westchester; George g. Wlnn, Muscatinc;
John Haley, Hudson; Reuben Van
wort, Villisca. Increase Clinton a.
Low. Newell; Hugh McCOmb, FARM
ington; d, H.. Downing LenoX,
James Burrows, Hawkeye, d. w. Jones,
Forsley; Lewis Turner New sharon; T.: X
Hendricks, Galesburg; i. Miller Washing
ton; Casper n. Caldwell, Logan; Joseph
Sebald, Lowell; Abraham Rose Vincent;
Thomas Il. Whitehead, Shambaugh; Samuel
Lucas, Selna Miles McNally, Emmetsburg;
\. Hill, Clear Lake; James Middleman,
Stewart; Edward Breshar, Walnut; EnOch
r. Smith, LaPorte City; James Brookhouscr,
Missouri Valley George w, Thomas, Middle
River. Original widows, etc. Mary s.,
widow Of Nicholas Barry, Walker; Mary,
widow Of William Ridley, Oelwein.
South Dakota Orignal-Alex G.. Denning,
Broadland; John A. Frank, De Smct; Ben
jamin +. Smith, Sioux Falls; j. n. Clcyc-
Land, Ashton. Increase Alfred Benton,
Augusta.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14

CHICAGO, Sept. l3.-A warrant has been
sworn out for the arrest Of Loring r.
Loomis, young stock broker, who has dis
appeared and 1t is alleged has taken $4,000
OF his customers money. He is son of the
president of the First National bank of Man
chester, Ia.
1t is stated that Loomis had about $4,000
on deposit in one of the banks, probably
10000 Of which belonged to his customers
Just before the closing hour Thursday Loomis
went to the bank and withdrew the whole
amount Loomis Is about thirty-fve years
old and unmarried.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
CONTENTION ~ NEBRASKA.
Washington County Republicans As
scmble at blair.

BLAIR Neb, Sept. l3,-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. AT the republican
county convention here today w. G. Walton
was nominated for county attorney and r.
Blaco for representative. The following DEL
egates to the congressional convention were
selected: II, Blaco, s. $. Blanchard, j.
Cook, f. T, Staple AL Brewster, NJ Fl. b.
Rosen baum, DR.. ii, Noble, w. S. Cook, S. M.
Gibson. The1 go uninstructcd. The follow
ing arc delegates TO the float senatorial con-
vention with Dodge county: j. j. Sierk,
ii. Sprick, Fred kcnney, r.. :.
Gaylord, William Hillinekemp, III. H. Reed.
DIR >. b. Taylor, w. G. HARRISON w. ID.
Cross, John Cameron. Delegates to the float
representative convention with Burt county
are: X, Blaco, II. Billings, NJ. r. Kindred,
W. ). Cook, W. w. Kenney, w. +. Gaines,
James Platse, M. H. b. Rosenbaum, l. Coon,
@. n. Remington. Blair City nominated
Theodore Haller and w. G. Harrison as
supervisors. f.. II. Clairedon was made
chairman of the central committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
A Peddler shoots Two Men.

HAwTHoRNE, Ia, Sept. Especial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. E.l-Yesterday afternoon
travelling meat peddler named Alexander
Shot and seriously wounded man named
Smith and man named Ed Howell at How
ellis farm, one mile north of here.
One ball entered Smiths back, passing
nearly around the body and lodging
in his abdomen where 1t was
found by two surgeons. HowM was struck
in the shoulder, but the bill could not be
found although it was prohed for to the depth
of fourteen inches. Both the wounded men
ing was the result of old grudgeS. The
officers are on AleXander's track, but so far
he has eluded them,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
CoIfax County Repub,icaps.

SCHUYLER Neb, Sept. 13-[Special Tele.
gram to THE BEE The delegates of the re-
publican county convention met at the court
house and placed the following ticket in the
feld Francis Dunn, the nominee for repre-
sentative on the alliance ticket, was unani-
mously endorsed, as was also j. A. Grimi-
son for county attorney; Joseph Sousek
was nominated for commissioner by
acolamation. "A fight was made on delegates
to the congressional convention between the
Dorsey and anti-Dorsey factions Fifteen
names were put in nomina alton, the Dorsey
men coming out first best and getting five out
of the seven delegates. The delegates are
headed by V. w. Graves. The delegates to
the senatorial convention are headed by G.
w. Poole
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Furnas county Republicans,

OXFORD, Neb., Sept Especial to The
BEE. The republicans of Furnas county
made their nominations few days ago and
the campaign may now be said to be fairly
on. For time indications argued a clear
walk-a-way for the alliance, but as the people
discovered the true inwardness of the farm
ers' movement it grows more and more ap-
parent that it is n democratic scheme, and
many repu olican members will give it the
shake Some have already stepped down and
out from the alliance and will return to their
first love
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Ei IhIh MnlrI Lcnnun

Inc Personal Rights league OF the Eighth
ward mot last night at 1912 Saunders street
Iho meeting was not largely attended, but
the Indications for rapid growth of the league
were reported Hs bong very encouraging by
the members. committee on naturalization
Wlii be appointed AT tho noXt meeting. The
night OF mectnR hw been changed from Satur.
uay 10 FRIDAY, and tho hall at l0l2 Saunde rs
street was decided upon AS the permanent
place of meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Cusbman's Thin Claim.

Manager Cushman openly accuses SANDY
McDer1nott of being crooked in the series
of Kansas City games, No man, he urges,
would deliberately make three such close de-
cisions in favor Of the visiting team If he had
no object In IL. Cushman also blames Nc
Dermott for losing the second game OF the
series. Cushman has sent in charges against
McDermott to Secretary Roche Of unbecom-
ing conduct on the ball field.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
In the East.

FREMONT, Neb., Sept. 13.-[Special to THE
BEE The first frost of the season in this
section was noticeable here this morning. A
thin coat Of ice was formed on standing water
and the frost was quite heavy No damage
was done to corn, which is now practically
beyond all harm. Late vegetables have suf-
fered slightly
ELKHonN, Neb., Sept. 13.-[Special Tee-
gram to The BEE. IA severe frost visited
this vicinity last night. Vines of all descrip-
tions were totally destroyed Ice formed in
horse watering trough5 and in rain barrels
half an inch thick
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
THE FROST IN NEBRAsKA.
In the North.

O'NEILI, Neb, Sept. b Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. "A heavy frost last light
destroyed tomato vines aud vines Of all kinds
throughout this county. Corn is damaged
but nearly all of it is out of the way Of the
frost. Late potato vines are killed, but
farmers say the potatoes are too far along to
receive much injury. The only complaint
made is as to now and then a small patch of
In uts,n
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
In the Northeast.

WAYNE, Neb., Sept. 49,. Special Telegram
to The BEE. Last nights frost was very
heavy, but as about fvc-siXths of the corn
cropis out of the way the damage is slight
Late fax will be slightly damaged in some
localities.
TEKAMAn, Neb., Sept. ID Special to THE
BEE. There was severe frost last night
and the corn crop will suffer to "a consider.
able extent
CRAIG, Neb., Sept 13.-TSpccial to THE
BEE Burt county was visited last night by
the most severe frost ever known at this time
of the year, doing great damage to the late
planted corn. The potatoe crop is almost a
total failure.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
First Ward Dem ocrats.

The unterrifod met at Zimmerman's hall.
Eleventh and Pierce streets, last night, with
George Bertrand, president of the ward club
the chair. George Christopherson ad-
dressed the meeting, which was only of
moderate proportions as TO numbers. The
speaker confined his remarks to discussion
OF the prohibition question from n non
partisan standpoint He showed the i'm.
practicablIity of the amendment aud the i'm.
possibility of its enforcement il pasBed.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
KimbalI County Republican, g.

KIMBALL, Neb, Sept l3,-TSpecial Tele.
gram to THE BEE. .l-Kimball county republi-
cans held anbarmonious convention this after
noon, at which time H. Marshall was
dominated for commissioner of the Second
district &. T. Robcrtoon for county at
torney w. d. Hull for surveyor and DR.. l..
ID. Schere for coroner. A. b. Beard and /.
5. Walker were chosen delegates to the
representative, senatorial and congressional al
conventions, James Newell of Bushnell was
made chairman of the county central com.
mittee
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

=, Assistant Secretary Chandler today uf
iirmed the decision of Commissioner Gr0fT mi
dlSlnissng the contest of Hugh p. Clauson
against the pre- e-emption cash entry of Fral
Mellk for the northwest a of section 81,
township north, range IS west, McCooa.
Postmasters were appointed today as fol-
lows Florence, Hand county, South DakO.
James II, Baker, vice Mrs. C., l.. Baker rr
signed Rock Bluff, Cass county, NebrLsN,
r.. h. Reynolds, vice Miss NJ Il, Graves, ra-
signed.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Politics at Central CITY

CENTRAL CITY, Neb, Sept. Special
Telegram to The BEE, The peoples con.
vention today nominated j. IL. Porter OF
Clarks for representative and II. Ewing for
county attorney.
mediately afterward, endorsed Ewing and
nominated j. g. Logue for representative.
The republican convention will be held next
Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
A Fatal Freight Wreck.

LARAMIE, Wyo., Sept. 13.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE, There was BAD freight
train wreck on the Union Pacific at Howell,
eight miles west Of here, A broken switch
rod caused the engine and eleven cars
loaded with mer chandise to be thrown from
the track. The engine was overturned and
crushed beneath itBrakeman William AlcMa-
hon, who was killed instantly. Fireman
George Hansel was seriously, and perhaps
fatally injured. All trains were delayed
about six hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
In the Center

FMRBURY, Neb., Sept. 13.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. The first frost of the
season was noticeable here last night, but
seemed to be confined principally to the low
grounds along the streams. No particular
damage was done except to sweet potatoes
and garden vegetables. A large percentage
of corn in this locality has been cut and
shocked for fodder; the balance is out of the
reach of frost
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
In the West.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Sept. 13.-[Spccial
Telegram to The BEE. Frost was very gen.
eral throughout the county, only few To-
calities escaping, and on the low lands it was
very serious. Owing to the late crops much
damage will be done. A large part of the
corn in this county was making partial
crop through rains that came late in the sea-
son, but both the grain and fodder on which
many We're relying for their winters feed is
now ruined. The millet crop suffered worst
of all.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
stanton County Henublicans

STANTON, Neb,, Sept 13,-[Spccial Tele-
gram to THE BEE.l-The Stanton county re-
publican convention was held today and the
following nominees for the county ticket
made County attorney, John A. Ehrhart;
commissioner, A. johnson; surveyor. G. Nj
Desmore. The delegates to the congressional
convention Of tho Third district, to be held in
Columbus, are j. 9. Cleland, A. N, Yost,
Alex Rogers and h. Q. Dimiclk.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14

Texas and outtielder Works, who has been
with Quincy the present season. Stencil was
signed with pitcher Luby byAnson for Chi
cago, but hatinga superfuity of backstops
on hand, Adfan kindly turned him over TO
Leonard. This means the release of Billy
Moran, Stepzel is not only fine catcher but
very handy With the club, while Works is
one of the most promising young bloods in
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Eighth Ward Dcmocrats.

The Eighth ward democratic club met last
night at Schroedcrs hail, corner Twenty.
fourth and Cunning streets. The speakers
were Frank II. Morrissey, G. J.
Smythe and John G.. Shea, Mr.
Mon1ssey touched upon the prohibition
question and brushed up the tariff issue a
little, Mr.. Smytho went into the tnri ff oui,"
extensively, and Judge Shea rounded out the
meeting with neat speech of ten minutes
that met with frequent applause.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
The Black Pearl.

Harris Martirrthe famous BLACK Pearl"
OF ST Paul, is still in Omaha and has ar.
ranged for match He will spar at a bene-
fit arranged for him next Thursday night
His opponent will be well known black.
smith from Plattsmouth who has gained
local fame as a slugger. The Pearl ch al.
lenge the world at l49 pounds but has no
sure thing Of stopping man like the black
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
a rrcsted for Fraud.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Sept. l3.-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. Josef Frost of Shor
man county was arrested here last night on
complaint filed by Adam Windolph, charging
him with mortgaging property which he did
not own. His preliminary hearing will be
b ED before the county indpe Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14

The highest price ever paid for horse bred
and raised in Nebraska was that which YES.
terday purchased WiDslow Wilkes, four
year-old PAGER The colt was the prop
crty OF e. G. Solomon of the Spring Valley
stock larm and the purchasers were Flan-
merry and Mccoy of this city. The price was
5000. Wlnslow Wilkes has a record OF
2 232 and his new owners will take him east
this fall and enter himin theTerre Haute and
Lexington races
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
IOWA NE US.
Missouri Valley Notes.

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, Sept. ID Especial
to THE BEE. Last night occurred the first
frost OF the season. 1t formed ice in shallow
standing water half an inch thick. Probably
two-thirds of the corn is out of danger, but
much OF the crop has been damaged.
Last night A. U. Rees, route agent for the
American Express company, was married to
Miss Mary Airess at the Cheney house The
contracting parties are among the society
leaders here.
The republican county convention yester-
day nominated the following ticket: For
clerk of the district court, j. II. Matten; re
corder Il. ii. Berry; county attorney, j. H.
Smith; member of board of supervisors
Dwight Satterlee
The Crane Bros. ball team play the Valley
club here tomorrow.
The Valley team returned today from The
tournament held at Marysvile, Mo-, this
week They divided first and second money
with the Marysville club, with whom they
tied for first place and won four out of five
games played. Beymer and Carver, and
Geist and Wood were batteries for the Valley
club and did superior work. The Marysville
club was made up of a lot of Professionals
from st. Joe and Kansas City, aud ackuowl-
edged that our club outplayed them
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-14
Keith County Democrats

GRANT, Neb., Sept 13.-TSpecal Tele.
gram to The BEE. THE democratic county
central committee met at this place today to
determine whether or not to puta ticket in
the field. After spirited debate 1t was de-
cided in the affirmative. Some of the leaders
are interested in the republican nomi.
nee and Were opposed to ticket A demo.
cratic ticket will make the fourth one in tho