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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Gran 7arifs 81 .-h sa-ssf q. 1sf
N-trs Is herehV 81 wen thaf the sszessnreas
f-T sever II Atrth Iarla stree. from Sew Derry
street, g. orirze street ta fEe cry -
cralf haesas IS -aw ~ rfs harfs snf faaf
vi receive TaFnenf thereoa f.r IRE period "a
rwsgfV 1avs fer fnls dsfa ~ zoe este @ zoe
Cts lresslreT Cy Hal
eE0RGE r PERRY
srrf - rtfr treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Ths following IS Ist o. tas marriage
Licenses igsued since last published wita she
names. rssi4s7os gaen ostslas tls city sna
ages 81 tte = -t.cs. ksEs
John Ifrksfra jos p W1lfensar E
faauncV Il s1fr, Winnifrta PhaIea $50
Henry ~. Rector. 'gors townships
Frankie s. Hais-f Aigara foFnsaip u-fs
Leroy 81. Norrls- Charlotte Fr.tz As
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

SENATOR MORGAN, in speaking of the
Mckinley bill, said that every thing is
taxed bat sleep. Then there is no
hindrance to his taking a nap and
letting the Senate finish its business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
This list IL furnished bv W. r Soribne
real estate dealer, rs Pear,-st:

real estate dealer. rs Peari-st.:
Thos Heferan and Jas. J. Danhof 70
Geo. 3. Wilson. part Of blk 3. Powers
Paris add .......'.'............'.'....-.--s az
Frances A. PAGE 20 Jennie N. EYarfs
Tot Is. keunedy's sub......-.........-.-..... 55l
John Den EBglcsman 10 heller
Brooks. part or lot Z. blk =. Drew 4
Browns add ..............................- ~
KoNa Il. Potfs 20 Thomas GoGgins and
wife. LOS ?. Fitch's SUD. .............- 81
Huntley Russell et al 10 Howard Nor
ley. lot .. North Park Place add - Isl
Mary - fiuce % George b0ngfeid. lot
~ Finch s fri add .... Itn
7. Stewart White % al. 30 Henry Weber.
l0t q. IS hite's ADD ......-... q
Hunt Russell ef s.. 80 Efse j.. Guild.
lot + North PARK = lace add IL
Matte q. bunton 10 N. IT, Eastman.
lots N aud ~. biz /. Duufon' aad 81
Matte ~ Dun ION 90 Euiieiauus 0wi1Zs.
lot % blk = puntous add - rU
james =. boiaud 81 II. i. Eregsr. pee
land on sec t. BTr8u ....... -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

IS Canal-st., Room Is

NEW room house and choice lots. only
y so.
DRUG STORE business and stock in first
IL class location for sac; reason for selling.
in health Of proprietor; price 500 worm
double the amount - I've man-
ITOR SALE--0r trade. sNr0 stock ~ books
It stationery. wall paper and musical insfrH-
meats.
I.,0R SALE--Undertakin business ia live
town 90 As8 inhanit1nfs. reason for sell
ing liability % aftend 81 business Or account
81 old age THIS b. a GOOD Opening fos some live
r1u
IrivEa Grst-cisss livery stock for sale or
a tstn.
-F0NFY TO JOAN ais and per cent. on 9lft
y edged security Percy Snyder. - Canal 81.
IT VIII, PAY parties wishing to m ilrs 81
l vestmenfs 10 cal and i0os over ny list b.
fore purCaaSin-
PERCY SNYDER
IS Caual-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

kaoE SALE- EaFee as1nllfll loss 81 Nsars-
e. ga - s@e1 a. casa sernA j. s.
ff0Vll
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan DaiAes Ex-
eept These OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

p a
Psoyll
IN AckES 81 hare uuseles laal l. "a
- clAlGe sof steck 81 arsks ST Ss,SN ~
eeee hsrseS. harness &1a HakDE- Ll1llEe -
AZ Asss. s.tl0s y isiaiosiao hsis-li.9 -
81 ArRkS 81 improved. a. u.ilss hr.rs ests.
~ az rcnI. sell ~ exchange iof noase aae
80 "a cllss - aeTes gell1 h llai i1te usEter
Nha@l kn4Iine Il 1at- koSss osAoe Ni1ai.
os1s ssis.as. 80
NoILn Uke ts "a aA3uee ~ seres 81 SEGA
laaa So bousf lAt iea 81 last >.ot otl
ley aiissgeaet ia caSa. g s1a. A2auiss 81 90.
has. hiadiQenls bailclns. ~
Pea sAIE- Pear 0ea oNelaass a. sae ~ ssf
ttde Vn easy terms 81 oNet lne> "a
So Cages Nelss on soaih NK.s.oa-si.
2 {. Nf'Nht & fe>r.-st =,
E0R SAlE-Ns nsw lares hsu.e "a goru.ss.
eve, nearA cenpiciea, aAo eNrtt s8~t
enei ioI SAFE sea StAg. lase pkrlor hail sii
rs -toeRi. elaihs-loem And kiicncn "a hel-
-, 49, .-l-lo..a -. sae ee,l vac eistA'ls
81 duplicated lal $3.50 tht iol alone. 81 east
-ieai 90 the sfonh pi tae tcrrsce VIA lle
shAnan. l.eeyard BLOCK ooraeg - PEAR Aad
ott4NAsiS aef
u let WANT Eoed house sad los er 50
4 east lol. telephone 81. "a al 81 - Iser.
= ars..sa 81.
NV WaT@4S many 4oE Nrs. -, r..r
y gherf. II a-,...-.. rrf 49,
MAI ~ ts--i...s rt,.4 - ~. @ $1,000
Nil s.t.sf' M t 49,. .'e
nef. 4 Ctrr,.ff Fa.r n .....-. ~ M
A PAWS 4 d. 49,.
ron Sasr- R,l.,.... ..-.--.-
] so,Isfs f,.'re 49,. 3 s..' 49,. -,
nav. l..,,s..f 49, - ~
! eef I.ts. e,.-t Z "a
JAS far s| - - l a ..
naltef So eIa .Isrra,. '.f.... Il. ....-
noah Hlsa-.o.sr f.,t....s =, f,.r..s... ....r
IEaNassf fsr .sf. ~ g.. ~. l.,.,.sr ~.
U1t1 ef ihas- q I..s I...l. -. s-.t I sad ~.
r'sI "a aEd Concrete ,,.aI,.. -. +. II. I,- s.
ctni lois ga iaris. 81 erf g.a .arfl - o.s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Unltsd Prs4. RsPsrts. Pr0mpt and ssriy
osiIser-s. Al ths Loeal Ns-s. aad the
Ois4asst ana A0st Fiaiait Printsd Paper
Fubushsa a or4na 1aplss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

lNt VAST = Eoed house saa iot ef al.
e4nt lat. Telephone n. ..f a. ~ - I.ser.
A. = ArtlsdeI aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

IL ot III lks ta "a 1tsz1ke "a aeres 81 SEGA
lale So hoUsf Ast iea 81 Hast >Iot ota
lsy 1iE0Tcues iE cash f S.la. LlauiIx a. If.
has NiadiQSnlt hQi ems, ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

kNh >Alt- fogr Oea cNciaS,fs QI tte Nesf
tidf an easy terms. e-N 0Nri'l nE> "a
tilea1Nax 1azl outside az eiis, VIA = serV
s4ea 4-E.cy Aelse on se1th l.K.ssel-si
b q hrlEtt 81 feAr-Sf. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

IosI
4 OsI-Bl1ek cracaeto1 cape. between Leea-
ler rSIura q sane A14geSs i. D. l6ls oases.
az
I 0SI-friaay afternoon. a. 1T near Iae iniQg
IL GFpof ,lDSl PATHS l4NkslEtlK lil0nrN.
GsSk kfy 1na ssapSfS 81 fElAe rllrr l4t have
abersi Fevara - Fvsaalas 81 rooU s., hledr
c3mB aullaiaE zsQ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

sffey5s7Sss4 A large farm devoted g. boarl. ng
f.z~-s ..fhorses. 2f1 acres 81 gon4 laofutc
"a. a plenty OF aafc and get.l matcI 40
FfHS.Ff n1rfed VIE fence ul soc isrf
t-l-ze.&s3- u uTses tAten 60 ana lIun FREE
Prices less fhan Tor pastlsllg nearer fle C.ig.
telephone ny cTiNer af residence $50. t.t .r
40. 80. ile Anu-k aIsolaiBn Con aaly's sf' 80
Al A0rth niElsln-si.. M. Il. Caufch ll-if
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

AG ANEk> 81 improved. al miioS fTs,ES e1ts.
~ ~ TclI sell ~ exchange iaE nouse aaa
N1a@t Enquire - u. hess alaee Ni4ai.
co1s teila-ae. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
EoaEs qoIoax-
WANTED Board


pQARbiAG -l.ek parlar ter $50 : saflefatn
- Nlin board. a. -ie o.isg ..sf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
WINANS & OWEN,

and 4Tover Block. Phone $40.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

Al ACRES 81 har6 tln.oele1 la4G u e.
- eAALGe for Stock 81 arsks ST sESN ~
eeae harseS EafRcsS &1o a2z1E- LllIlre ~
~ keSs. 4ztios Nia4iesno pais-li.g IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28
HBIP WANTED MALE

WANTED solicitors and collectors Apply
" morning ana evening - Fru6enfib. fi-
suraHce y. a. " kFans. supt. hooa bloe6.
fear-sk ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

pm cAth-AS lea larEe hause o. lcrraei-
sttv 0eariA caHplcIed. Sll Naflt <l~t 1
ehgi ief sait iaI StANs large pkrler hall sli-
ttk -fVeAi. GlniAs-Ioem ana ki1cncl. ga hes
ts-.ii.a e-tl-Ioofa. hol asa Geld eatnf uust2I
alo dewn. sas aud f,gnaos. ne house cal naf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-28

EoR RENT-Houses 81 3. (. 3 IS and rooms
from s. 10 So. also suits 81 rooms in the
New Car eton block on 80. Vernon 81. nof
ready TO- occupaucT come and eee Them ]
IA suff you, ar within minutes wax ~
sweets Hotei Inquire 81 u. ~. barnard. -
Ailen-st-. Or AZ Once, 20 1T Vernon 81. Telo-
phone ll7
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
Tracked by His Wife.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept. l5.-[Special Tcle-
gramto The Bee. Late last evening j, p.
stewart, awell known barber, and Minnie
Roberts, who was Supposed to be his wife,
weroarrestcd and placed in Jail on Che ch arge
OF adultery preferred bya Chicago woman
whom Stewart aclSnowle dyes as his wife, but
whom hesepnnted fromsev eal years ago.
FOR some three weeks correspondent ce has
beengoingon between Sheriff LOOMS and
me Chicago woman relative to the where
aoou's OF Mr.. Stewart and hissocia stand
ing, business and domestic affairs. The
woman gives her name as Mrs D. p. Stewart.
ana informed the sheriff that she
was the wife ofthe Des Nloin es barber. In
quiryon the sheriff's part rev called that she
told the truth, and further showed that Stew
art was living with another woman. Wife
NO lcamoto Dcs N1OineS yes tenlay and the
arrests followed Stewart and his mis- tmcs 9
haSea child a bout eighteen months old. Miss
Roberts says she me etStcwart at Waterloo in
lSoS ana mat she Lad since been with hi m at
Omaha, Sioux City and Otherplaces They
had never been married, but Stewart had
pro missed time and time again to marry her
ouo put IL of on one prpteXt or an
other Her home is at bancroft, In.
Mrs Stewart met her hus band at Wat.
erloc where they were also married,
but rom there they went to Chicago where
stewart left her She claims that he never
told her anything a bout this other girl, but
always led herto think hewaS looking for a
permn ent location. SHE will bring suit
against Stewnn for adultery. The change
against Miss Roberts WILDE a light one. it
Is The inmessiOn of the officers that she has
Deengrievous lybetmyed, and is far more
sin ned aganS than sim ing
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
Alliance RaIIyat Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, Neb., Sept l5.-ISpe cial Tele.
gram to The Bee. The farmers alliance
rally held here today was agreat SUCCESS, 50
far asn nbcrs and genuine en- thusiasm was
concemed. Five hundred people from oil
over the comfy assembled In thcvillage park
and listened 10 the great Issues of the
day from an alliance STANDPOINT W.
IL. Deck, cand idate for lieutenant
governor, and Craddocl1, SECRETARY Of the
knights, were annou need amongt the speakers,
but all failed to Showup with the exception
oil MGberW Allen Root Of ID Douglas cou nty,
candidate for congress- was in attendance
and delivered himselfOf the IL sua plattu des,
scoring both the old parties alike and implor-
ng the voters 10 support the in
dependent ticket if they wanted
to keep out of the poor house.
May Ierry's speech was more refined and
muc hmorereaSOnab b butin his excitement
he decleredthatthe country WIS on the verge
OI onc0t The greatest financial crashes that
ever Onf frOnteda country on the face of the
glOOe In order to avert tho crash
the seCptary OF the treasury was
paying n 24-cCnt premium on GOV ern-
ment bonds and had bou ght 5000 900
worth at that rate, and the president had
ordered him to pay 25Cent pre- MUM on
@,OJgOOO moro jun ping from the frying pan
INTO the Fl re- IlOsaidit would not surprise
hlln 1.-THE news would flash over the wires
that two-thirds Of thcnatiOnal banks of the
country would close their doors before Satr-
daE night
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
Go Ont and See EN- Killed.

Iho Onahas and Mlwaukees arrived from
the Wisconsin metrOpols last evening and
'hlS afternoon will meet in the first of a
series OF intemcine contests at the local
park The whole city should turn ont,
and welcome the valiant Black Soxs
oack to their native heath. They have
Just compile ted an unparalleled tour.
tour that will stand as the monumental
lourof the age, Outof thirteen overgrown.
nIe-SNed games, they succeeded in winnin e
one by a scratch. This is an achieyementthe
metropolis of Nebraska should feel proud of
and the people should attest their ap preci,
atioA OF the fact that the Shoem akers
got back alive by turning out and
watching the Brewers mop up the
local diamond with their manly forms. They
nave only accomplished this feat fifteen
straight times, and Captain Shock says they
shaln not have agaIne of the eighteen, it
Is IS Lobe, tooe hoped that Shociv, old boy, is right
u u would spoil an unexampled record for
Omaha tobeat Milwaukee now. Don't fail
10 EOout and see thefuu. The following is
the positions ofthe two teams:
NJ iWa
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Last Nights Session Very Quiet and
Unevontftll One
A NUMBER OF CONTRACTS AWARDED.
An Eighth Grade to he E'sta blishe ed at
the Webster Scho ool-Thc Annex
Relieving Ovcrcrowd ed
Build ings-

| The board ofcduCation should lave met al
5 O'Clock last night. but 1t was an hour htel
before a quorum arrived. In the absence OF
President Goodman and Vice President Nc.
| Council, the duties of chairman felupon Mr..
Babcoclx and another half hour was devoted
| to the rcadin & Of the minu tcs Of the previous
| meeting.
Inc committee on special cd uCation re-
ported That but one music teacher would be
needed Thereport was adopted.
The report on Howard b. Smiths pro-
posaI to lease lot for the high school annex
was presented. The report was adopted.
III was to the effect that it would not
be expcdont to accept Smith s proposition.
For doing some brick work a { the Dodge
school, John Schroeder got the contract at
SIl5
Dan Okcene's bid Of s3O5 forlaying the
foundations ofthreo school houses was the
lowest and hewaS awarded the contract
For furnishing 29 window shades, N B.
f'acolncr bid Sl29. 42an dgot the contract
inc committee ON buildings and property
reportedm FAVOR ofallowing W. &. Garmong
s92SSS on his contract for building school
houses at Saratoga, Central Park and Hicl-
DRY.
Aresoutionto to hire a room for school pu1.-
poses, ata rental OF not to exceed $50 per
month, in the vicinity of the Davenport
school, was adopted.
Mr.. POINTS introduceda resolution author
2lng thesuperntendentt TO assign prin cipals
TO the Sherman avenue and Fort Omah n
SchOolS at salaries not to exceed $50 per
month. The resolution was adopted
Mr.. FONTS had another resolution which
was opted. 1t provided that Superintend-
cntJames shall eS tablish an eighth grade at
the Webster schooland assigna teacher for
thepurpOsc oftcaching the grade.
Supe rihtendent Wooley epOrtc 4 that new
stoves would be needed in some of the small
school houses. Tho report was referred to
thoconmttee on buildings and property,
with power tOact.
Superintendent james reported that in tia @
hlgh school building there arc ci ght grades
anu room TO teach but six. In view OF this
statement resolution was adopted instruct
lngthe superintendent tOorder certain grade es
taught in the morning, the room vacated an d
turned over to othc other grades in the after
noon.
The board will hold anOtt cr III ecting Sat
urday night, at which time the contract for
building the high school annex Will b9
awarded
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
The w heel Club Tnuruev

Thowheel club Tournament. which will no
nau gurated Wednesday evening with a
grand lantern parade, promises to bethe
greatest cycle event within the history
Oh Omaha. The races, which BEGIN at the
fair grounds Thurs day, will be close and cx
citing There Is large number of en- tries
ahd The Maternity are much exercised over
the outcome Of the various events There
Will be large number of visiting wheel men.
ahu tle management has made prcmrations
lor very large attendance The sport will
continue throughout Friday, closing i'm the
evening with a grand banquet.
b, LIE recent large tournaments clearly
showed u hat in important even tssorre reInedv
lOr Ioatin gmuSt be Secund. The two-milo
,, mutional championship at Niagara Falls,
chainn ship OF olAmerica race at PrOyid ence,
won IN NIL, and the threa mile SAFETY
race at fartford, ridden in 15:ill5, were
Narhg Illustrations of the advantage the
,iiGtIs ri,ts men possess IN doing shey please in
luln nE race whcnit is not com puso to
gct within a time limit. In spite OF the TACT
mat the spectators atthesc m eetin ps become
aiS al SSuSted at such riding and round ly hisstho
ruets, tile Trick is always repeated at the
neN toppOnuniy
line limits are PLACED on some races bvof-
rtl1lS, put Others appear loJh to do this.
chairman Davolof the racing board, VIII a re.
lerred the PrOvid ence and Hartford races,
pt,iceu iinltS on Some events and mono on
0neS. Inc former Were Invariably we'll
toIl n lGted races VIII lthehtterwere ''loafs. -
TrreSGcn Dunn of the League of Anne rican
Whcclmen4 who Off cated at Niagara Fails.
aiter the first fasCo in the two-1nile cham,
monship race placed limits on all con tests.
ana the tWo-mile CHI hampionShipracen not being
ridden inside Of tho limit was iInmeS iately
declared off by him
rteleree Griswold announces in advance
mat ate the first contest, if it sh ould Prove
uh ats factory, he will exercise his preroga-
1--WE Of fixing the time limits
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
TROUBLfS IN TIE
The Anglo Portugncs Treaty Up for
ConsiCi erai ion.

LISBON, Sept. 1a-The reassemblingof of tho
cores today caused great excitement
Throughout the city, as stormy debae on
the eAnglo-P@tuguese treaty was expected.
Shops and Offices we're closed and thousan Cs
of citizens wended their way to the
parliament building Soon after the
opening of the cOrtcs Ribeco, min.
lister of. foreign Affairs moved the adop.
ton OF the AnglePormguese treaty
Iic began with various notifications which
the goV Vern tncnt had udoptedn order to ;is,
suage publ chostillty 10 the treaty, but be.
fore he had gone far hoy was silenced by the
prOgressist minority, Amid Tumult Major
SeTpa Pinto arose ond, shouted to the pro
giessists, ''Elold youBton gues.n Upon this
a progNssist priest n al med Brandao assaulted
Serpa Pinto and a lively puglis tic en- counter
ensued, The president, unable to restore
order, suspended the Citing,
When the cores reassemblcd Ribeco
Introduced the English convention with
certain modificatioqs 1T was referred
toa committee, wBereupon the progpssists
moved that Leutehant COntinho who seized
british steamer az 'Charame, deserved I he
confidence OF the Goup ptry. The sitting W as
conclud ded in an ORDERLY manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
q uttenburrRaCcs

CUTIE NDURG N Y, Sept 15.-[S pecial
Tciegramto The BEE. Summary of today's
races:
FNe-eighths of mile Beisarus won
Du keo OF Leinstcr second Marty b thc fav-
orlte) thlm, NGptunis, Leo Brgel, ElmstOnc,
Waldo, johnson and Pasadena drawn. Time
i Oi.
,Ihree-quarters OF a mile-Fea ress won,
~ Claualno the favonte) second, Astronomer
third Pawlina, Madge H. j Ohm Nj and Zen
ooIadraWn. Iime-lIS
I'hlrteen-s sixteent tbs of a mile-Anamolv
Won, Shoover (the favOrite) second, Emeti
ehlru, Dayles man, Whitenose, HilCa Hemet.
Spanlardand Lizzie Browncll drawn Time
Ihirtcen-si Stccn tbs Gunwad won, Imam
i8 second lceb berg third, Autocrat the favor
ite2 not heard FROM Tanner, ST. john, Re
Ech0, EsSlualit ty lago, IameDSKa and Rich
ara IL. tOx drawn. Time M.
Nile and oneeighth- Quotation won, Ken
Wood (tho favOrite) second, Camor Lotion.
ioohhle King Sam ID and Little Minnie
drawn. Time-2 :Ol
One mile Castaway the nvorite) won,
tontco second, St. Valentine third, Iarch-
mont and Pil OF drawn. Tme-1 AZ.
tiYe-eighthsof mile-Col dstream (the fa-
YII2rtc) won, Anal gam second, Sea Fog third,
iD,lrGgo; Japhet, Romance, Marie w. and
sierra NeVadadrawn. Time 1884.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
Thou ght tobe Cor r. Orsey,

BEEMEn, Neb, Sept. ID TSpe ca Tec
gramto The BEE. AT a meeting of the re.
publican county central committee held at
this place today G. RupR g. c. MCNish,
Conrad Paul, A. II. BeemCr, G. A. Kirton,
w. f. Ramsey, D. C,Giffom and l.. 4, II un.
ter were elected delegates tOthe cOngreS.
sional convention at Columbus Wcdncs q ay.
1t isnot Known who the delegates will sup
port but It's thou ght that n ma iority of
themwillbc for Dorsey. The meeting was
the msultOf anadj joumment of the cou nty
conycnt t ON un I'll aftcrthe Conglcssi onal con.
ventlOn, which Is theOutCOm Of faCtional
fight between West Point and the balan g of
the county The IN ecting Odaywas an mar
monOuS affair as will also bo the cou nty
conyen tiOn w hiCh convenes here on the Sh,
at which time A, ID. Becmcr Of this placc
WILDE given tho delegation to the senatorial
eonyelt on Of Tho SeNenth sen atOrial dis tric
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
POSTPONED THE Reduction.
The New Grain Rate Order Not To Take
Effect Until October 1.
NO TALK or FIGHTING 1T AT PRESENT.
The Lake Lines Crowd ing the Rail
roads on Shptncnts - Visible
Effects OF tho Bill of Lad.
ing Buycott.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ii Special Telegram "a
TIE b ZEE The Interstate commerce COM
mission today notified western lines tina, il
Would postpone until October its ordcrrc-
duclng grain rates castbound from the Mis-
sour river. 1t also sent an Orderthatth the
oldJ-ccnt ditfercntia hould be main aimed
as between StLous and Chicago. 1t will be
remembered that the rates ordered By the
commission were 2Ocents on whact from the
Missouri river TO the MisSis sippi. On
other grain thc rates ordered were
II and IL cents respectively, Tho
6-cent difcratial ON wheat raised
a Storm of protest, Chicago shippers clai min.
that 1t would Divert all western wheat tO 81
LOUIS ana that the 5.ccnt diffcrCntia was all
I hcago could possibly stand. On recent oP
thetclc gram from the commission the IorIs
Island and Alton gave notice that they womb
uCiay their reductions until Octobcri, when
thY WIN reduce cent below the rate
ordered, vl-l9 and II cents to Chicago and
st Louis pcctiveIy. There is no fu rthr,
tnlkof lighting the ordcrsr ccthc Rock ISL
andand Altonhas accepted it, and all lines
VIII ad opt the ON OctobCrl
Freight an passCDgc rHaftic, both east and
west bound from Chicago has assumed cuo,.
luCu' proporti.i DIR l. the last Two weeks.
y carly every III c Is short of cars one dav
last week the Ate hisOn being short over. foui-
thousand, The Lake SHIRE was = hort TO-DAY
"OVuu Olc IOusti'lu CdfS Anu other IncSars
pF0pOrtiOnatcly pressed The total CastbOmd
shipments lastNsckam )antCd to .g,j20 tol.,
against I,5)? tons thr previous week and
2o,o5a tons the corrsp Dnding week of 1890.
LAST week alsothc tonnage by lake was 6G3lD
Tons, beating the rail lines by IS per ccnton
wheat and I!i per ceuton flax seed Thn
lake lines arealso crovdng the rail lincson
lard shipments, taking 100 tons against
300 tens by rail.
me flodl grain and provision statement of
ngg
OF u, M,3oi tons against ~, 163 al ycarago last
weed. OF thetour, gram and dprovisionsf for
last week the Grand Trunk took 20 per cent,
E,t Wayne Il, Michigan Central l5, Lake
, Shorc u, Nickel Plate IL Baltimore & Ohio
l and Pan Hmale5 The effect of the bill
of ading boycott is plainly seen in the above.
but the Vanderbilt ana Pennsylvania lines
hope to cut down the Grand Trunk per cent
agctor next week, now that the boycott has
neen ended byabolbhing the new bill of lad
Ing VIII ere it is ObnOyiollS
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-16
Entries tiorTo days Ra ces.

First race, tiveGlghths OF a mile-Blue
Rock, Volunteer, Eon, Bullaret, Bobpie
Beach, Worth, Best Boy M ereden.
second race, miloan one e-sixteenth-Eric
Strdeaway, DiabO, Reporter, Montague
Macbeth IL, Srumstick Now or Never
Sluggard, Penn p Almont, Mabel Glenn
Salvni, Miss Belle.
Third race, threefourths of a mile. Pros.
pect sta kes-Eclipse, Surplus, Homer. Rem
FAX, Gascon, Salle DIcCieand, Potomac.
Stnth meath, Amulet, Russell
Fourth race, mile and one q 1larter. ORR.
ental stakes-Kin gston, Tenny, Eurus cast.
away III, Prince FOnso, Com to Taw, Ban
Quet, EOn.
Fifth race, dve-eighths of mile selling
Endora, Ella 7, Tom Donahtie, Fl elcne colt
Cascade, Graduate, Alma (tilly), Little Bess
Guildean (filly), Latina, Orton, Park Ridge
SilveradO TELLS colt, Adair, Kirkover'
Van Buren.
Sixth race, fve-eights of a mile selling
benjamin, John NJ, Mr.. Sass, Oberlin. Croft
Y Upman. Vanity, Euna, Filter (filly), Cara.
mel (hllyl, ChynIerg, Vctrix (fily), Mary
RoOerts, Silver Prince, Two Lips, Hemp.
Seventh race one mile and a sixteenth
Sc Sellng-Sorrcnto, EIeyc, LYNN, Vendetta
Bonnie King, Burnside Kenpiand, Glen,
IN ound, Fox mcde, Hocksey, Esguimat1x, Lit.
tie Minnie, Gacie d, Deception, Lcretia,
Little Crete, MaryJ, Young Duke.