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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-24

through tickets, and baggage checked, to al
points; For rates and other Information sddreta
NJ. ROBINSON, G. r. A., Parkersbiirg.
Az. BAEDf, A. 6. r. A., Parkersbur'
J. G. TOMLISSON, p, A., Wheeling II W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-24
Medical.


FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial 10 the human
system, forming al agreeable
and effective laxative 10 perna-
ncntly cure Habitual Cous,i-
patton, and the many ills dc.
pending OIL 4 weak or inactive
condition Of the
KIDNEYS, LIVER ARD BOWELS.
Ills the most excellent remedy known,o
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFrscTvAlLY
When oneis Bilious or Con,,ipa,ed
so THAT
PURE BLOOD, REFREaHlNo 3irEp,
HEALTH md STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all arc
delighted with it.
ASK YouR DRUGGIST ron
SYRUP OF FIGS
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
saw FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky NEW YORK. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-24
Railroads..

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. r,
w On and after Wednesday, May II, $50,
will run "a follows:
LEAVE WHxRIIS0.
6:0ca. M. TOO a. M, 500 g. M, 800 a. m 1000
3. m, ll:O0 a. m, l.:00 m, 100 p. M, goo D,
H. 500 p. m, 400 p. m, SEQ p. IN, Geo D, M,
1:po p. m, 500 p. H., 800 p. M. 1000 p. IN.
LEAVE ELM GROVE.
Goo a. m. 100 a. M, 500 a. nj. 300 A. m,
1000 n: m, ll:Oo a. IN. 1900 M, 100 p. M. 900
7:oo p. m, 500 p. m, 800 p. m, 1000 p. IN.
SuNDAYS-Leavea at 700 a. m. and every hour
10 10 p. IN. - NNN'
myi3 sr.. n UTPsrJT eun,,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

FEEHoNr, NcD, Oct =. Special 1cie-
gram 10 Tue Be. John L. Webster spike
tonight against prohibition at the Love opera
house 10 an audience oi about SIX hundred
persons. He was introduced by Mayor
Shcrvin. vice president Of the Bankers aud
Business Mems association, who presided
over The meeting. The speaker went straight
for the facts as shown by the on cial records
Of the various states, 70 prove that high
license better promotes the interest Of tenn
perance and soDriety than prohi bitiJn. He
first disproved the statements Of prohibition
orators concerning the number of per
sons who die annually Of drunken
ness He showed By statistics tina, in
stead Of there being from 10000
10 10000 as claimed By prohibition stumDcrs
the number does not exceed 1900 a. most.
This was submitted as a sample Of the IN
supported claims Of prohiOi-iOnists. He then
showed that the asylums, peuiteutiaTie and
ialls Of prohibition states have a larger pro-
portIOnatc mum Der Of inmates than those Of
high license states. Nebraska" " be said,
has 5}5 prisoners in It's psuitentiary. or one
to every $40 VI It's population, while Kansas
has 81, or one % every go As 20 the
matter Of saving the boys il was shown
that the Kansas reform school Is overfCwing.
when only boys WHO have been convicted Cf
| crime are admitted, while in Nebraska the
/ nuuAOsr = mucn smaller al ] DOtn sexes are
/ admissible iupOn proof Of incOrrigib!lIty.
/ 1t was also shown that In Omaha, As com
| pared with Topeka, the proporrionate num-
| Der Of arrests for drum Eenne@s is much
| smaller. Kansas, according TO internal rev
| enue reports has 2.2+l government licenses,
| while Nebraska has so, these licenses b-s-
| ing granted only to sell uncompounded
! liquors. In the year Of l..s the
| state Of Maine arrested one OF every
| l22 Of its population, while in Omaha for the
| same year the arrests were one for upwards
| Of every 30. Mir Webster closed BY pctGr.
| ing brig ht future for Nebraska II only the
/ state IS not big hted oy prohibition, and ap-
| pealed 70 the voters 70 bury the amendment
too deep for resurrection He was inter
| rupted with frequent applause.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
uH4RILy DT,tHiRs IN.
strange Treaimen, or WsstHrn tnlon
TcIeRfaph Dpefa.0te.

Ca,rtsJ. Ccs =. -saa1 Te.sy'l-- "
TaE EnE TIE bTe,f:c,a CaasL os.srsaor0 .a
this c.'y ar .a.u1gA y1rd d@a z1p.' i.s
s-.z-,lasy diseaafge u tegera- u 'astF cr,.
leag.e3. TIa.g 4as:rs sazs ite a.s. E@te ~
g. oo1szse t-ey asce ,o} sct.ys ia 1ry1c-4aR
i1e la'sra,,A q 'lds sew .:3;tsss,11 NAN Aas
been isf-z.ss tsI .lsae i.ns ra,t s.aaf.A-
,er-1ea, T!5ys 4 tEe C1lcags 1a;rt.-t 1a.e-
~ l1ed ,t.4g a'-cr.1r-. w1 = ;ss a.aG 0sr@ 4.r
c14rge,l All ;aAs ae a4t ass ,n.t sle-- iks
r-&s1a, Al1 certa.t.g Dsrh zst .afwal iGe
aarssps1nfs. The reporter ,tsu ns-. "a
Ge1eraa :. .ps-,E:e-tss.; C.27a-rg i5r toa-es .1-
'sr1z4:.1a. C.azs. C.sasr7 ,2.as
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tI.-atlss-i csa1.r-.1 1u-.y o.isA,Tsa, aa4
cz-h9s .,.'ere.i tie p.2ie"
TIE cbiaa@, zt.a: 'At ,Es 1.e- 5isE ?
c4rnd 1s:1l-- ann. tic 1.s- arg-ac -ysasusrs.
rs-t k-s7sa E-el --eL A. s.s Alt-'.- "a ia
I1teggsss ant wa%- ,aeT .sEaa.e ,Eer o'4s5-
aesa. We n0s.et'. 'Dr- BE- s1tt. --u1eu. ~ r.
E-lzaif=sr tttrrs,s,1c 10 laserte-- D.tG oar
1--stle.s. a11 .1 sb-- ~ r.- li tt.s-lsS.t J'ss
We a-@ -..-.-2 s-c s.sl-eaa = TIE 1'.--- -'sa =
s1E tie $50. y-l1 t-r's. a.. ua tll prsr'3sa 70
have zlyaptg .E.art@-y VIA TIE cr1- A1Y :
zSz.rz
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
4 pR4sTgs UOGHER.
She Creates Intense LTciterneui In a
NAuch Chunk Court I,o I'm.

Ms-,H CHrsE- pa. OF. "a Special
Telegram ~ TnE sd -Wcan'er D Camp.
tell ssh0 waA oonvic,e,i 10 o54r L4t' meek -
lhvolaEtarv na1slAIzh.cf for TIC ALlla2 q
CertIc Hlskey sz4s s..r.,eLaei yes'cf!4y Dg
Judge Ureher 10 lmprlAS4neni tgr III maths
In The coInty .sil and ~ p4y a Gle o. 80.
Then folio srgd oae o. tno r4sst erira1-i.1arY
zud dramatic scene, cger Bii-essni 10 ihe
co1r+s oi C4rooa coaA,y. TGe 4zed g.1,aet
oi,he dsai zih grew fairy wild i1 her 1ls-
satisfaction With the ssn'c1 ~ az1 hef 4,t0r-
neys were pygerless % psa,y her. TIE
lniJrrgnAte woman gaTs yeLs 10 her
pcnt 10 fes.llA2s and .gm, clAre
c,ntrDl Of hercf She apraag 20 tsF ies,
and with arms rzised high 10 sarI.. 19.He
called 04.- God. ALrligaty. cgala fsaTa asI
DO ,ls'i0e. ] an not sasisact 10 sNn NV dear
daughter .agghtcred in co.I bl1ud AID aill
printing Der anger a. t1e prisoner have
only stI uloAths ia All No no Goc A.
mighty. cone into THIS cIJIrl ao.ae aE1 3 . the
fair thing. Oh cone cgTn- % Do .4A..re 70
thls case -
EYerytt-ae az a,,erapt T4a made 10 car.'y
her she woIld Dgy.ak out Afrs-sh sE4 ~ c.zl-1 E.
Leave 20. God hAA seat me ho-rs 70 -e.. the
,r1th-" She scbrd the Judge attorney >
for the feiense and Everyone r. a8-a u hNr
frclzy sue iEoE.gh, r=sroglsI5,c fgt .d.s czs =
manner lh ELien the slayer u her fz- gh'c-
yN OF. She finally sznE 10 he a5Dg 81 pt.re. =
e1haEsted and taih.ed away. \ cot va,
DrDlgtl. and the dA.tsac-e,. r1tLsr placed
-poc l. AID carried out of the G5g.r- rpcal-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Wyoming sheen Iu,er~s,..

LC.S- Wgo- Oct 2--.Spe'=tA- 10 Tar
BEE- $ c. Or7E=1s * ca .s1 s.lJ- il.sGs5 CaGc-
rato -aVs trIrsu INTO Wyo.z--E 1tLs sssks,.r
frou Orsz1u al.9p1 s1=-=p. OF tazs z-zc'=-
-nfcc VII De =1igp's'i L--i, T-1sci.c CI1T-
Esz- and e. .ll ~ FrSz1cl NsI5-
: HINT o! C.ssPer- Wy1-, tKs l,sTsf: Ia
61tk % sa='sp-}'l- dll-l3 lis rsa Es ID E.1.:s
creek fifteen z5L=s E1--1 q LEsx-
MAJ alrgr4Ts L.ks returned trr1 Ccsg-c
with II, ~, sae-p- Tas=T VIII rE1rz CO VI A.
rat tVT-ciF 1-I-=.s scC1E G.. L-l-sE-
Mr. Smith - SEarvcB cuCIlT s-.rPfs,+
tErcCEt LCsst .ks1 week l3.8tf s1s=Hp- Tt=F
Will c.= tetf Gtls WLaGzr nasAc E'rec-,sct. N=1-
Palmer & EETtoc vii sai5 L1llLI s1Esp
fru0 eastern CCCVsrsss cf5C1lT =iEcty Z.
SQVeuner- TE=E VIII - sent % SecrIs "A
u be t1itzI-,i fac uaris@d.
This tLL -ft.Aur stsssp WILL ~ s-Igpati 0T=.
she t'ge-nCl. ELke5cr & Missouri valley
trg0z CGspsr- Wa, l, S=orlsEK AT stt=F
eIS-EF-L ..t..E ..Itz.s-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

ErYEyFrcv- N=e.- OFF e4-'Sgs,,rIL Tsh.-
rI1E 10 TzI BIZ a -@lrTLIs sL.-s.Ei l.usf3-
sz itEsEl1ic -'rrI sai.ra r'I-T wEi ,,sot n ihls
cThT i-1s tTaI-11z Ert 1i-4 s;'sfrr,=-s y Esc.-
G=arr4 " z D1rsssy- Css;Tsr1l.r ThETsc I1.3
T1g:r. wal were 1Iih-E.sl.E1H.:ElY EFgEt.,!.,a-
T6-@s orEIs sslrt:. were u Gazars.L8ef. Tie
rsFCalBsaaS II CfLTs.c srr-1iT Irg L,.T-is.,3
LID 20 N.T=c1 car ieF4 T1G1 XII shsU it.El
sass E,crnrIL guard Es t,s t,L--ss,- 1Y Di:-
isE11c & is yrls.-.s llss i,IEras5 Nj :,ss
pi-rr 1t 5Es Army Tie UIsJl,.cs Elsi lH- itss
-cUcr q cJ,ssltzE CUE ErTls. lew hrlsi- irss
C.,ru-811- AZ its Ersd r.,sa-s - L.tl.tJ.r'3
Gamble T'-s= trs7 1-LiIzss ~ Gl,s ~ =
E3cc NJ Th-sysr- z-sTtrualr - NscrEsEL
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

Eisryvs4, Nss OF - ri Si's.i-ai Tets
g'4E- Il TEE SIt Il; 4 -.gss -:S'sc-,g 4 st iEs
s.a ..saa zae- u ;cA clsT ~ C-1aa zt.3
:rc1-a l. -.ts sesr 5s,:ia1-sr! - -.at@ VI or.
.Ar-s ,ruFoat1hsc - esssalAt .'s'ss t,..ssf
;aG1crT = i-5. -JtT q si.s tl--e "a -iA.tiF -
iers IRE a. Gra1! -,.t.: Omar. t-ki z-.rsa
ic.s 'lIst--ssa --sa. 80 - -..srls.zg,. -cbs scsY
TLL .aTs 30 aps : , AT cg' 1snyls NIL ar.
sr- iGssl-A@tTel L.I-r,'. MI = 1a,l'i cGb:Tl
bs'stA --sTs seer sp'srs: AIT Es;e'.i ~.
o'.sagrA -.ss.-s- ~ ar.al-sHs --sr AVE s.1s
AZ seA -..sise- = - s-grl.tilt. 1-sl--,sr szld
ulI- cl-.sa Z ssr a. .csrs "A q Il
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
GoTERSoR HIGL Ar Ho0sTER
He speaks on the Tariff aad Election
EifI

T1C4rEz- o. Or. = -G1Ter-sr HI. .es.
C21,o1 .ar Worl.@r this z5arr az arriving al
.as l4-cer bLs-s ~ nscz- ~ ererY ssailsu
Al1l2 tl4 '1-s@ Age cr5TtA T4Ecsgert a11
c--ssrs,i G1Tsrr5r silL a. tee issslz ra.sie1.-
!, SfAss!L1r Map: M-E-ia.eF- B-s VA &C
1is T4y 10 : -l!'l Fl4.s a,lartz- ;ts srI4- fE4
c14;:ert vita GsT=c=se III. I--iG 1ss rs.a..tart
h-s tss.ilAras1- o. arrlT.-z al ts-a2sie- a.
!1lz.er-s@ ihrura croEterc i.= station. sl- Toe
elsy Tzs ia z-zy E1l-aAF ziij-s=- CoTerrsr Hin
a.t1reas.t n11asser ap'-r. ar -z2s. z.seGiag .:
~ p.=,Jpl= - tee 4iier-3o--
G1TerL1r EI4. spoke Al er sSa II TIE sariS
question All also Cr Tie e-s'--lr-s h.-- Re
ssri.lE the .1;,er he szl!. There -.Gs -si--
Justify tGf sXsr-Ls~s a. c1'-sit-- - 'usr q
cI5c zrssss 70 regulate c,.r @-sf,stor-s. H@ d.
lCG-cs't tie -t3.Cse .i--- ~ 4 t2rrsryC-s =Isr-
cLse q cn14rIiLtt5-ll 4-iEortfT. -ie--G.,s "a
our ;aa's-y ot g37=E 1lsr-i lc- q. --s.-i 20 ias
1'=fjp@e tt tc= sraies- Tie siaies
have always regulated sdeIr aEa cnu--
svys.i1a4I @lsc1u1as- Ta@T sl1C.1 ,s
PERM rss,i 20 15rtlz-& 20 % sd T.= r=t.AtL
% s-c6- a privilege Is p',-IcT q ssrc= xEt
pEartlslrstip- L a-ers ry:ital ot -aA tetaLLs
OF ln= orup's.si uzs=sG-rS y sy-..iert 10 z-sls=
II eIe-rshts. Tue Tendency % Fr.ct bEzylatas-
1iOa 7T5EEf oe u uVuFGise cs5Csisz ossa0Eesa
setrrAI AID zsa.e otet4L4 s-.t Fscs rss -<.Ic..I-
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= pea . republc-E1 form q sr1Ter-E-ecL z
TE0ss who z-s:S 10 iaIE X IT,. 2fsspfs Is EGs
EsnceEsEznst shSA Essze Ant ar= .aG zr.I-ssezt Ga
rs fnzrrcsazce E-zssass thz sixns of the
ZINES and ih.z Character and .S1-cer
q ih-= American pe1ctz IN cc1T=-z.siissc
with SLalor StcEi1lsy fs1tIy 1s s5t1 ze ikz6
n Was lts tcseCEh5u 9t ste present -s5U 5ll-
can rs.ss 10 pssss :-s f5r1r 9lLI before "a
eTpirzEian- 70 natter wti,1 5a-ET ~ s---
sssssf-L Il The c9C-f-2 eA@ctb3cs- I, iEsy DO
l.ci cszrTT -ez zsIa =isr,1Ilc YOU chr r~a1 A.
s-rrs,1 thai 1h@y VTl-l E.1i pass tie bE- -
Tie E1g=r1oV addressed z1.sti-.=r f--st 5sus,r
This eVzlI1 81 TIE 3p.srK house And Eszeg EFT
for hlEssiLl1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Nf.rk.men a, IinI1rere.

HyLDaGnt. Nsb 90. :. - -cA-4. Tels
gfaaz - Tar BEt TIE ,,soas1 I.--l
,l'. l.-er.; ss EEs Et.l.rrs-s Gas CF.. ..egsa
i6t4T GrTer svs .a.-ttef! a.,s'srsre fem. itLs
s;la@ E1rsls sat Nssssrr; AZ rcs-.s1,t
la cs.7 staa ies .srysa; gaaGs'-, g 4 = ats tz1
gTe- he'd !. uNes.-u Ns.--Sats T'-ssrs
VA sic1rE Md A. dap ~; s-ada-.la,.
s.zl....g sc.s Scr-e TerY g1rr h.r.rsa
uerg -1f:s TIE -..El. eTeri g .D@sT VIA
ids E'senr 1--we .E-. t-1cf, g9 e-'fanscA,
T-ere were s.r'F -seTeu- srtr-,q aEt 1sst
zGl.@g 1rA :.1t%-t ~ Btsets-zc - 81
l1tepe AID E-1x ls Graz. l,..a..t- -t.r@--
F3'.rtssr. alr-t.s -e,-rut lGceI ni,t .. 1.,1si
aY Cnus Dert. C-asL- All A.y-.s Tes
tournament csr- ;l.lss t.r sSl t.sTs -.drs Es5
cc-srsAlea adc1s .:lervail-Z tsE fea.s astU@rsa
c,-a. AL 7-l,stls a .esa-ia-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
A TER RIFLE CRIlTE.
An Old Man Murd red in Chicago and
His Body Behc add.

CEIclSo. Oct 20 W.l<srt- al Old rsa-
;Fcm Tre1toa IL. was .-s.- eyed alt rgaoet
lAs, zl: AID tLsu Lzii o.. the Santa Re
tracks near Twelfth a:rees- Tls-e = sEt;cE
engine rzl over him seyerIag l-s head from
bis body.
This criue adds another rlgs.erY 20 tie
.0ug lis; IN tbs cisy. Wl.s=rS- wbo VA
about sirty-ave years Old. cane into sle city
about : O'cl0cE last night, He W4s tazsl II
t0w oy q ryInLer. who TOOK hin 10 q 10tel
in ole ot the worst quarters Of toe city
he had supper. and paid II
advance for his o..f z1f orssski2s-- Dis pay :
several dollars IL cescze Treu H. went
out FOR 4 walk When f11nt there Eere ols
I'VE celts q his bpdy. The railroad pfsop.F
are s-r@ be was M r'tersi znf rD3o@'i &C Z
the body c6cu aid u 1ere iE was struck
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Colored Children KiiI Each Other.

FEEDEEICkssCEfr Va Oct ----I1f3r-z=z-
:ioo from SpottsyLvzuiA says thas IN the
Eeizhbortnod OF Peaks few days azo zsr-
tsuzn, while hunting II the bs,kT9n,ts
came qDou hut in which the bodies q t7Tu
cot1Cs'i boys II n a t=1JC poss1i state Eers
found. I seems that they had fought several
days ago ard cle cf teen had killed the
other while from The wounds The ot6sr had
reteIve,i death resulted Tue ctil1 Il TIE
hut hzt It's CELLAR bone bTUxe1 and was IN 4
critical c1CiT-icU- AEgtdsr uaLs cLlLt VITO
Was III u-zs so crveIly 5Bltzg-t by a EOG-zr
va1 had been il c6a-se Edzi the little tst5.lE
was sG1-rjnE horribly wien tlss,lTsrs71t
TIE negroes n caar-= ot the children have
been arrested and Will be sri=i IS being pasr-
ties 10 the cTL==
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Turning Van WICK.

TEcUMsEH, Neb., Oct 22.-lSp-riAl 20
TIE BEE.l-Tne farmers are now taking
sides against Dictator Burrows and in favor
)f Van Wyck- They believe that Van Wyck
has been shamefully treated oy the in
dependent cornmittee. The leaders Of the
alliance in this county ar. doing secret work
for Bryan and working against Root, the
independent candidate for congress. The
ministers are waging war against c. W
Williams. the democatic-aliance nominee
for state senator, on account Of his being an
infdel. This alone will lose Williams not
less that three hundred votes in this county.
His infidelity in con nerrIou with his theory
Of the government loAning money direct q
the people, without interest, is receiving 2
much comment
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
NUMBER 127.
OF VAS AFTER DAMAGES.
aEq II. Tr.s.si Nng u Eh ksG ~
Tl44a u lAwyez.
nsUtsNd or COUNTY mpl0fCs.
Revival % an Ola Ss8 gbb-fbasDd
QnsrreI Near Iremont hastings
Wsnts a Feet ssEsr Fsct~ry
-sbS1;iag at BJidrexe.

RsabAtDr, Nss. on. p -sDse-4. Teas-
g'at. n Tat Ett -Dl1t Ll21a.- = iafr.,sf
Arsc-yA .s-H z.--H ..;ss .. ,els D-a1s. -a-.s
at'lt tErryG -aa.ag '-s 1s.f'3 -lscCs go
vita 4 .s.e4s are ,d4s a';e-~srr 7,scaa .,z.s
ar Llz-A4 sert " iA4 A,4..m
& LlAcr4a ~ .-sIls Al1 NAE -
i.-reG a. ..e.Fase sus .s'a, ,ss.s.
He ,.eu .fn..er :s1 .tia.,gee ,s-ga
tie -sEla4, ~ - a-at s@ri .lra ~ f..st1a5,
t'ar-.ag .- 4; .. "a z..s -1e'ea, d. il.e sa.'.st
.asi- -&ss Nsrcay ~ .sy. - taet itc o's.sy
ctsris 'a.ei .t4-s, tie Ug..Aa1 'eeilsgs -
cFi1e3 ~ 90 losg1k cf a le1-l ls4s1 - U.G3
asg Ire a waeS No ti.fT. 'A:c MA pad 20
The aAssev al 'ss ass 2.g -p.L1 l.l-cast
r.s .e: .Et0 see JF.-- asr--s@ olst a. lIs l.3
ass@tts e. = ~ rrvfsT -41etr .sN- srHrrnCe-s5
al aAAsefa d ..s I.l..iE "a
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

ot otrcpubIican Institutions for the govern ment
Of men Si1ty-fOur millions of thry Doing,
beating hearts demand the redemption Of
every dollar 0i money hat the United states
has ever ISSUED and they know every dollar
will be red cemcd. No redemption 10 grana.
30 glorious IN it, results and W mighty since
the great God Of the heavens In the form nf
man vgr suspended On Calvary cross for the
redemption Ot the world. No such rcriemp-
ton has been known before or since this re
dempton. Remember you are citizen OF
this great, noble country, one country. O-c
governor one people. one flag, ono national
s9Tcreign'y, independent and supreme over
ALL save In allegiance 70 one King Of Kings.
This government will live on IN the ages,
every mornings sun shall greet ~ aud its
glory shall surround the people forever and
qvts
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Elo.ruercs NJ RArsan.

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lrLa 81 Tan BIH. .-E.ETtI-h.r iil,1st ;IIl n
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Eci VI. "a . Catc,Lll % Ezsl--aT TIE
sE.sl1C Address 1T SLr ql.cEzs VUs i-r&
1Ess1 scIiCc,L stE1c1 sT=r tI-lLrt q 1l,s- liIr.
-.e E-nG1sr-Lr7s ~, -uis q. -L-Ilt.lslI,
ct-Jg;.,s,- i 1-,s Cl:sa siszrLll Gsru-ls WLs -
g.sais,-lv s-s,'lrs- 81 rs su1lIsilLss4f E.,-5-
--gr- NJ Cabt1.Ln1 . 4 a.zw 1JuI zr N--
eCEsszG a. pc t'.EII gErrSaIVtlT II EIlIINu- Hlt
With us L1i--iy ~ Ia srTi1C 1e .itlIcG 80
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Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
EEkI4N HILITlHT.
Companies TO Be Organized in All
Sectlnns If the (nuntrN.

New YOaE- Oct. Z2.-TGa oiAazGal ccu-
yeu-t1u Of the F=1zr brotherhood W4s
bru1 ght 20 ciose az P4zers.5a- y, :. I&ss
night Delegates were pcssseai rep-ssel;t-z Z
AL sSI.tiO1-s Of tie | nttat STATES Tue zost
important. action Of the n0uvertior
was the unanimous endorsement o. TIE
recommendation Of tie general secretary
abozi.hinz the secret oath OF he crs2niza-
ton Hereafter Al-.srzEsxcTtcrs Of tee
tsosherh0cd Will oe open- special e,oz.E1i +
tee rgAs appointed u the future otihe osgtr2-
12st0n and In their rvp.1rt Ts,s0c1-
meaSted thai military and lzyAI Companies
BE- 6<gsnfnaf ard 20 per eeut Of the r~cespsz
are TO be KNOWN a. tie E'-rIzo v1l1liescs
and will oss held IL readiness 90 assist the
United States IN case ot = taretEE wsr-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

Nsr.iay ege1l12 VA prod 4uet l&s' I.gh, b.
igfr . large a.1.e-.es a1t frysei 11c - skc
yrrztesg ssacs>ses e'4ef s~rU - Ne19 f1'r.
Tr0 aLe.esi es-e, q; Tar u 80 Crp3E zs1
s4t,s{4rs, sfl~.r1gs 90 lea 2s9 in,4s are
frralel a1I a scytes u arr,s,i- stage p.ct-fre
atted .a Na.-s ar r.assed r-9sfc aa-as ',.fee
h.-er-. teyy,Ie Wli9a i42c Kaye a. Nefp.
tl.ce F.skcr az ~ r.1Cyees H.rthff
As--i5cs "a 4lf C4.rfs : lsues a. t~1s. made
'c Lar A4ts Tke sce1-rp- AL arst4 ses an
klssnrtra.lT ~1rrrr1 aff tss4.'t'4I. aHi !. Alo6s
~ u il4s gf-A. prod .et.g4 Will teEea nerT
.4lgr.1 T1.e a-ae.4 ee. i.1S so seJ9c1 ~
mas p.EfDHa.Y 'ls .a-s' e. tr'J c9e'E -
'9ry.ety aE4 grg. Ss.ag eret seer. 10 '-A cr'.A-
s-4
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Booming Alliance

AuEaseE, Nes-- Ocr- @---fss.ssiai T-as-
xrarz 20 TEE BaE-E-As zzeeaiax &c ths
eisF o2z1c1 Tonight Engineer z L. R5ta.ss3-
sau 0. LE-cnc1 TGs .rzPasTst ~ rsa 70 5lIls
tcr s3sa'sl WsassHsrszs- The z'-ng6s frs
r=rT er lsisssz1i Ar! ia,= ecrs3s VII ,arrF ~
z-.,ssi Eza1tz-,.gIIT- We Ef= A.riEaI sgr's q
s.'.'E-zr The aIsT15T testd- f-s- itls t:EsGEsss
E.sa g.r,- s!-i1esll .! 7s-k1sr-ElcirI --stta
- 5,-rnz-z-g city y 1css Wsal-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Spoke e East and Long.

BATTLE CREEK, Neb., Oct - Especial 10
The BzEl- large and enthusiastic rep1b-
lican rally was held here this eyeni1g lasting
until after II o'clock Nlaxwelrs hall was
nlled 10 overiOwing Snort speeches were
made by J. W. Stir. candidate for represeata "a.
tive, and Mr.. Schwenk. candidate for ssua
tor. Hon. L W. Osborn Of Was shin ErOu
county spoke rapidly anu eIOaCeutly for two
hours, aud pretty eTectUaliy cleaned out the
other parties. The alliance IL this part Of the
county Is very weak and the o<s, Of feratilg
prevails anon : repu olicaus.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Instruction for oakdsle.

OAEDALE, Neb, Oct. 2---S SpeIa- TO THE
BEE Hon. Geo. n. Hastings and Hon. "
Z Summers addressed the people Of this
town and vicinity last night OF the issues Of
this campaign. The large rink was nearly
full showing disposition among our pe'op.e
10 take a most serious interest in the preseu,
situation. Their Interpretation Of the Nc
kinley bill aud Of Other matters, on which full
instruction was badly needed here, WAS clear
and con elusi Na
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Ininoi. h. OF p. Grand Officers

BLOosryGroS, IL, Oc1- - The grind
lcd-s, AZ istts Of PyrhE2s. Of ILin5Ls today
elected officers a. follows: GraE,i chan
cellor, CO aries Sehe=rer- Galeaz. vi,s gran !
chancellor, E'itea Cock Peoria; keeper ot
the rse0ri ard seals, Henry P Caldwell
Chicago, grznd MASTER Of Tie sIc1el Ter.
John Gabriel CGtcA-o- grand pcsla-e,
Charles Barnes Js.,zsodvLLI=- grand E1Este-
ir-Aruls, Charles BUr2oyrs, Cuiak-r grand
inner z1ari- JOAr p StiItsr. Cairo grand
outer E1zrd, J. J. BrgEU- VsrtaliA
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
The New French TsriH.

pass OcE. @33-Tts H=w tariff bl- viii oe
IS led 90 the Deputies S3tur14v- FT4L ard
hemp ARE made free fru1 dCiy- AErl.EL--rI
pEud1cts Are pta.s,t On twO cL,egu-,ss- TIE
first aluSlstt1E q cereals, EVe siocs and
meat and EULnE under E1Xl1-LEl isr---
implying that they carucG be izc.-t4ti u any
treaty. Al other products -1glE E1-=r a
minimum tariff acd beGag available for
treaty pC rpotssa-s. Several dep LIS Iziect 10
demand The suppression ct the E-tai=1EC,
clseErrT-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Stirring Up Pawnee.

PAvSEE CTTT, Neb., Oct. A.-ISpeCial
Telegram to TIE BEE. Joint discussion
OF Connell and Bryan brought out the largest
crowd politically that Pavuee mas had for
years On the Mills bill and al issues Str
COnnel put Bryan OF the defensive aud as
usual Bryan dodged all issues Mr. Coauell
made one Of his best efforts and Pawnee
county republicans are enthusiastic and will
roll up the usual majority for him
The alliance mad q grand parade and fne
speaking here today The Organization man
ifested weakness that surprised both Of the
Old parties
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

PyUrsB.Ili, Pa Os1. = -Tht asAsr,I-is e
.fa IlisrrL-Iun.L S,,natr',l,,,t &C L.l.rrlii6 xs
Ellr,I,ssrs Tss51s,: ih,s Ptsllls7 .r'Eil -1rgI4.
shiGss a; AeTtnL FNL- iaaET EIt H. 'uIsss-
q; Ien,,r j., sssssu;u Wis isst The tIavcu "a
srLl,t ss,,srs sLNss gEl's s-pslF On siIisss
"a -sLi1ns EI,lsir'lq 1lIi a leE sfirt W n
sEgIzs,l .tSl lrriIs1 AsslslII Lhrtr " :.
-Ilr-L.u w. a. -s-su=,cai A. ASA W. ssrGsd
Ass-s-.lli Lisu,ss Evsr'ai Id Is lfel i1-si
ias 1.sg g.ff,r A. ss saas a. ih-a,'L Essis-InA -
q IS ,,.l,svs,i iaEz H. satsr-I1pia sca,us ~
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Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
An Oid F+ai Reyfr.,i-

F-arN9xr N~b, Css- e!--s5e,sissi Tsas-
Eran ~ TEH EzK -DspriY ssderl1 ~ T1-ie,-
s;s'=c T=s-i ,lg ste s,5rsa part at itss 3.1.ziy
i6s.sy ~ 4rrsa1 ifs T5tFzs.r .rr.Gt.t,s- AE.,sy1
ar1 lIef,rTs = -'u scss s.=trgs % tsi.l..-i WTsa
.-seu; 10 t-I Jsdi Ear.ss.s, p1t3 .s4G1.ef .ssas
50 J der TEEI as = t-.i. a.5bgssE - a. su3
,sfsss - I1r~ icss1 tT1 T.strz fsss.i.l-.r- N
W k1iersaefu 1zsi s',S.srs1srs 50 srysss ihrs s01
Essn Hsrrtss s1r XsssEs.lsIzI BsEzs 81 aG@ " sS-
GERS. T1e % ET.,s- asTs. . GhLI ASS tss5.as.
-sge .rTEEx 80 Fsr even szks Esrvss.-s
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Not-. or smalI p-nomiu,,ion-

W,sErSsrcN, Oct. s5-TrSaslrvr = = E-s,cc
said ,o'iKy sszr ae sxP.r-sea 10 hare really fer
issue oq lst pCox lArss sZPqiy q SGe, sw9
and i've iatLsr treasury uoses, and tnE ;hey
Will be Essd IN the purchase Il sIIyer o-L-,,c
II cgter 10 czst a. lar rn.Sicts thss pr'ssssr;
caUasi for ao5sS % su-ALl 3er1Cei11lp.Cs
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23
Firm in His Facts.

Soorti, Ssb, Oct -'SpeciAl to Tag
BEI l-Hou- ; n. C4nr-ron Of Brokea Bow
sddreSsed \ laree aud enthusiastic republican
sudieuce ~ the coUr house in this place last
night His speech AboUudei in solid aud un-
denlAole fats from a rspg biicaE sraudp point.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-23

The Engineer Faraliy Injured and
Nine Passengers Hurt.

KANSAS CI0. No, OFT "a serious tai
eud wreck oeeCTrs. this morning o1 the
Uulo1 PLcift rai.p4sd sstwesr Rock Island
freight and CHsa1 PAci1c passenger trGiz-
3 mile and half Wess OF Artno4Eri1.e. a sub
uro Of tniS city. IA yvhlch nine p,ersors Wsrs
seriously in!Ur,-si- AMI she snEuser q
The noc< Lsl2Al train fa-Ally EUEs-
The engineers HaIrs wi4s Pa; Cullen. AEcaE
the injured were J. A LzpssehIre % I-izHgn-
Neb-, riSh, kue.s badly egi. AMI e Ikvsrle oE
Springfield, IL, spAc1al AsSsai ot the cSusZs
bureau oGck sps7Ersd Ari bruised