davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
EX-sTRIKERs ARRESTED.
They Are Held on a Charge of Assault and
Highway Robbery

SCoTTDALE, June 22.-Two men named Hay
man and Ekin, both of whom are ex-strikers,
were arrested by Officer Gay this morning
on the charge of assault and highway rob.
berry. Machael SHAFT one of the men en-
plOyed at the Painter words during the
strike, states that he was decoyed to the Y,
a point above this place, and assaulted and
robbed OF $50 at a late hour one night during
the strike. They both escaped shortly after
the deed was committed, but Shaft has since
discovered their whereabouts, and to-day
naCe information against them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Special Midsummer Bargains.

We are offering surprising good values
all through our mammoth establishment.
Contemplating buyers of furniture, carpets
and bedding will certainly look to their
own best interests by looking through our
superb stock in the above lines before pur-
chasing. HENRY BERGER,
642 and 644 Liberty street, corner sixth
avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
MANY RUSHING RIvULETs.
They Cause a Pond to Overflow and the
Fish GIeefuIly Escape.

CANTON, June pa great deal of excite.
ment was caused yesterday by rush OF
water from Feathers pond, which lies at the
head OF Lake street. The increased amount
OF water for the last few days raised the
pond to overflOwing, and yesterdays down
pour completed the work, and a miniature
river flowed down Lake street.
Hundreds OF fish were either washed out
or swan out OF their own accord, and num-
bers of the tinny tribe were picked up along
the street this morning Catfish weighing
as high as six pounds and bass OF
considerable size were picked up. A carp
was found houndering around in a little
pool, and it would have tipped the beam at
i've pounds. At the corner of Market and
Third streets monster frog was found
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

In a season, investigate it. To-day we will
give you your choice of any hght-colored
child's suit in the stock, sizes to IA, for So.
d.. We include in the offer all the high-price
suits we have been selling during the season
at IS, $40, S12 and S14. GUsKY's.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

TWENTY THOUSAND shades at price, at
Welty's, 120 Federal street, 65, 81, SO and
II Park way. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

THE drink for warm weather is Iron City
Brewing Company's beer. All frst-class
saloons keep it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
MARRIED.

LAWSON MUSGRAVE On Thursday,
June Is, 1891, at the residence of Joseph Mus
grave, Shousetown, by the Rev. Mr.. Collins,
GEORGE E. LAWSON. and ELIZABETH Mus
GRAVE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

LACE CURTAINS at any price you may
want, at Welty's, 120 Federal street, 65, 81,
90 and Il Park way. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

MILLIONS of rolls wall paper to be sold
at a price, at Welty's, 120 Federal street,
TO- 81, SO and Il Park way. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

NEW black drapery nets, 81 % and 81 30.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

JUNE, July and August are the beer
months. The Iron City Brewing Company's s
beer has the call everywhere.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
B. g. B.

Black silk grenadines. The greatest sale
the greatest bargains SOC to 81 So
BoGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

LADIES suffering from nervous Affections find
quick relief in PARKER's GINGER TONIC.
PARKER'S HAIR BALsAM aids the hair growth.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23

OUR IS gingham suits unequaled.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
Only One Chance Like This

DAISY Corn CURE relieves at once and
positively cures. 15 cents; at druggists.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-23
MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME.
Fine.
Dollars.

You might Judge there was either some disturb
ance in the clothing market the weather injured
goods if kept The prices heard of sound astounding
Isn't it more likely that the quality hardly met
your approval that considerably asked for
than it would fetch? that it's not sure of its prices
now and be less sd if kept over9 that it's sought
to make up for lost time?
Anyway it doesn't compete with our reliable
clothing We have sold heaps Of our make because
it was wanted and the prices low, in good time:
low to begin with
Some lots have been made lower. The. goods
have solid value The prices genuinely lowered
Mems Suits, SIS, down to $40.
Boys Suits, SO 5o down to S..
Children's Suits S. down to So So
Suits to order SIS up.
Thin goods at right prices New lots in
The best tailoring to order, and 1000 styles of
goods to look at.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
Personal Ps RIGRI PHS.

W. b. Parker of Norfolk is at the Casey
f. II. Lyon of ST Louis is at the Murray
j. NJ. Moan of Sioux City is at the Paxton.
A. II. Evans Of Vernon is at the Ncr-
chants.
H. b. Kuowlton OF Dubuque, Ia, is at the
Miard.
s G.. Whiteof Chicago was at the Paxton
last night,
H, j. Palmer of Grand Island is at the
Merchants.
NJ X. Bingham of Chicago ism the city, at
the Paxton.
NJ L. Berry of New Fork is in the city, at
the NJ lizard.
A, q. DodsOn of Chicago was at the Muir
ray last night
c. II. Cross of Grand Island was at the
Casey last night.
Frank Hunter of Gin cinnati, O., was at the
Paxton last night.
FrankA. Fitzpatrick of Chicago was at the
Mlillard last night.
d. H. Blair and wife Of St Joe were at the
Millard last night,
George II. Terry of New York is in the
city, ut the Murray
$, ID, Young of Philadelphia was at the
Merchants Last .light.
A. Stark and wife of Chicago are in the
city, at the Merchants.
d, ID. Clark of David City was registered
at the Casey last night,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
What the Bills Provide.

WASuINGroN, Feb, .. The general court
bin, the conference report ON which was
adopted today, is the bill introduced by Mr..
Evarts providing forthc appointment in each
circuit of an additionalcircuit judge and Great.
ing in each circuit court of appeals to have
final Jurisdiction IN certain classes of cases.
This is expected to materially reduce the
docket of the supreme court.
The Indian dcpredations bill, agreed upon
today, gives the court Of claims authority to
hear and determine these claims. The class
of claims that may be considered includes all
that have been favombly passed upon by the
interior department. and whose investigation
has been authorized by various acts Of con-
Fress. Claims accruing prior to / str, which
have not yet been presented, are barred
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
BOS Ton SIO IRE.


Thirtyhvo cases Of sprmg goods have ar
rived, consisting ofthC latest in dress goods,
both in was h and wool goods.
In French wool hcuricttas we show the
laleS; sprug < shades almost every shade one
could think of the dress line.
our line of black bri lliautiuCs also the lat
est spring shades The most conspicuous
among thom are the pretty dclicatcs shades
oi grcNs, tauS ahd q yieuN rose, open Tor III
spectiuu Monday.
Our line of ladies' spring weight jackets
is arriving uailv, and IA good many are ON
sale now
The greatest craze his season in the wash
goods line Is going to he tannclo,tcs, fine
Enghams and pine apple tissue The latter
is soft fabric winch CONES In plal ana
fancy color~, AMI rcScmO Olos a fine china silk,
out the price, being within the reach Ol all.
10 start the seas on l5C is the price we quote.
In fine gin CHAINS the display shown 10y us
would almost make one think that they were
intended for Wholesale trade instead of for u
retail counter but the proof and confidence
wchavcin their great popu ary Is shown by
The immense stock dis played on our counters.
ABOUT FLA NNEI EFT rs.
Last season was bi q cason with that par
tiCular make of goods. This seas on the sales
will bc twofold, being a fabric that can be
used for SO many different y Irpos cs, such rs
boys waists boys and ger IS shirts, skirts,
dresses, etc. OF course the line of patterns
shown for dresses vary very much from the
former alth hOugh the material is the same.
We show a big line Of remnants . and lO
yard lengths, II &c quality the price for a
start will be Sc. At 1Oc and l2i 2cwc show
the nobby styles
BOSTON STORE,
FOTn ERINGulM. wInTELNw Il co.,
Leaders and promoters of low prices, lol
-O3 and iO5 Broadway. Council Bluffs, la
New York Office, Il Leonard street
80 . ..
ChaulM ooGra the famous East India
blood puri fer at Dell lavcn'S.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
E'ERS ONAL IA RAG RAPHS.

Judge w. l. Smith is spending Sunday at
home.
&. a. Shoedsack has returned from trip
TO Chicago.
d. A. Farrell has returned from Il busin ess
trip to the east
DR.. Hic<OX, a very successful lady physi.
clan of St Joe, is in the city, the guest Of
Dr. Sarah Smith.
Frank Nj. Leonard OF Butte, Mont, is in
the city a guest of the family of Mrs. Il. NJ.
Osborne, on First avenue.
Rev. c. w. Brewer has been called to Iii.
nOis 10y the dangerous illness of his mother
His pulpit at the Fifth avenue Nletho dist
church will be filled TINS morning by :. W..
Malt bic of Des NlomeS and 10y +. n. Shaver
this evening.
Now is the time to get your upholstcr'ng
done chcaply at the Council Bluffs carpet
company.
All fIinges and every thing in uphols terry
goods at cost for one week at the Council
Bluffs carpet company.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
An OptiInistic Rcport.

WASHINGroN, Feb 2s-Roprc sentative
Bartnc Of Nevada, in behalf of the minority
of the house coinage committee today sub
mitted n report to favCr the free coinage bill
The minority has no doubt of the ability of
the United States TO establish and
maintain the double standard, even
without European cooperation, and it
IS predicted if the United States adopted free
silver coinage, itwould receive the support
OF the princi pal nations of the old world
They do not pretend to entertain the belief
that the question of free coinage involves
any such alternative AS national prosperity
or nation0lruin. They ybclieve that, under any
system oftinance AT all likely to he adopted,
the American people will continue the hap
picst and most prosperous on the face of the
earth
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
NSSEuENIS.

"The Creoles.o not representatives. of the
class so graphically pictured in ''Od Creole
Days and 1.-The Gundissimes," 10y George
w Gable, but descendants of pure African
ancestry, began short engagement at the
Grand last evening, and made a genuine hit.
The best of the colorcd people on the stage
have been enlisted under the banner of Sam
+. Jack, and the performance they give is
worthy of more than mere mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lucas Miss Florence
Hines, who next to Ella Western Is the best
male impcrsOnatOr on the stage. Just So
Easy Ben Hum, Heath and De Rossctt ,Irv-
ing Jones all contribute to a very deliGh htful
evenings entertainment The singing is
good, much of it done by the Moonlight
Quart ette,' and the dancing has the flavor of
sole Nargiuyn about it, There are few
dull features in the performance, but they
are Offset by muCh that is VOW GOOD.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
SPRING a We " S.fNFI.
Illinois Republicans Figuring for II
Winning Candidate.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.--Thc Evening Journa
says: Chairman Jones of thcrcpublicar
state central committee and a number of re
publican mem bers of the legislature are il
the city endeavorinE tip complete an arrange
ment by which its intended the republican
party will take up Director General Davis OF
the Worlds fair as it's candidate for United
States senator. 1t is stated that nothing i!
lacking to complete the plan unless it is tn,
consent of Colonel Davis. On this point MIR
Davis and the Others will not talk.
1T is asserted that seven democrats hav,
pledged Mr. Davis theirvotes, thereby insur
ing his election.
"Whcn Mir Davis name was mentioned a,
apostolic mnyOralty candidate this mOrninl
he said emphatically that he was out o
politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
rdcred i'm an As-Ium.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. IS SPECIAL Tele-
gram TO THE BEE. 'atricl O B ricn an in
mate of the state asylum at Mddletown. was
murdered by another patient named Famem
Wednesday, and the facts have Just been
made public. Farnem who was sup
posed to be harmless, battered in
oBrien's head with a section of gas
pipe. He declared that God had commanded
hlm to murder o. Bricn, who had murdered
his friend. Falncm referred to the killing
by . Buen twelve years ago of another pa
uent while the latter was asleep in the asy-
lum barn
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
HENOfS NENIION.
n Y. y. Co.
CounCli Blu Ms Lumber Co, coal,

n Y. y. Co.
CounCli Blu Ms Lumber Co, coal
Crafts chattcl loans. goa Sapp block.
Genuine Rock Spring coal thatcher 10
Main street.
Council BmGs lodge, No 40, INDEPENDENT
Order OF Oddfcuows, will meet Monday
evening.
The Congregational Literary society viii
meet tomorrow evening with Miss Mttlo
BusChcl ON Pierce street.
The Nomans Christian association Will
meet at the residence Of Mrs *. NJ Osborne
$50 FIRST avenue, tomorrow afternoon at I"
o clock.
All members Of the Council Rufus lodge
ltcbckah degree who intend To gOto Omaha
tomorrow night are requested TO meet at the
han at 80 a. clock.
The members of Council BluTs lodge y o.
3, Daughters of Re uckah, are going To Omaha
Monday evening They will meet at i:3O y.
m, at their hall and 20 in abody.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Rcitcr entertained a la re
number Of their friends at a nigh five party
ON Friday cv cning. Mr.. w. w. Williams
and Miss Price carried off the first prize
Word has been received in this city Of the
death of Very Reverend Louis Cooke, G. =.
= t., at Detroit, Mich. Tie conducted the
mission at st. Francis Navier' ; year ago.
The fuucrai of Mrs. Lille Nipps will take
place at $50 o'clock this afternoon from the
residence of her parents MIR and Mrs.
Nathaniel " Wcston near NlanaSa. Thentcr-
mcht will be in Walnut Hill cemetery
Charles Stevens and William Gfour were
arrested yes stcrlay by Deputy Marshal White
on an Inform alton charging them with the
larceny OF a lot of apples from II cellar of a
building at the corner Of Fourth avenue and
seven tccnth street.
Samuel Newton, who charged Young and
Nelson of the motor line with assault and
battery, appeared before Justice Patton yes
tcrday afternoon and stated that he and the
defendants had come to an agreement in re.
gard To the matter, and that he did not wish
10 prosecute them. The costs in the case
were taxed up to him and Young and NelS on
were discharge.
A fire took place at the residence of ]. f.
Hoenbeck ON North Eighth street Friday
afternoon 1t started from some live Goals
that had been carelCSsly Cmptied out by the
fence in a lot of ashes. From the fence the
fire was com municatcd to the barn, and but
for the prompt and decisive action of the fire
department a large amount of damage would
have been done AS it was the damage did
not amount to over S!5.
The annual meeting of the Stockh olders Of
the Savings, Loan and Building aSsoCiat ior
of Council Bluffs will be held in the board o.
trade rooms in the Merriam block Monday
evening, March ,. at o. clock
FRANK GRASS. President
d. w. OrIs, Secretary.
For one week longer we will offer those
beautiful hand painted Chimes teapOts eacl
Japan tea, for0O cents. The tea is superior
TO any - cent tea sold in the ctv, and tn,
pots would retail at from 800 to s.. 90. LunC
BrOt hers, 23 Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01

noise, and looking up there sat a mountain
lion nottwCnty feet away ltoOkn survey
OF the situation aud concluded | had business
III town and at once started that way, but
what was my disgust to sec another of the
lions standing right in my path. | thought
hNd bCcn sent for, but before giving In vccrCd
of to- the right, hoping to find the coast clear.
Out my heart went down into my boots, for
there saw another OF the Dcnsts By this
timn thought the deal was about closed so
dropping down ON my marrow bones | COM
mchCcd to pray, but ! don't suppose | hdd
prayed more than dozen lines before some
thing whispered, Why don't YOU climb
tree did not want Il second suggestion.
but at once arose and shicd up u sapling III
less time than it takes to tel 1t, and | was
none too soon for the three ugly hrutcS
closed in and waited around the roots of that
tree until morning hoping that | woulu come
down and furnish them with feast staid
there until daylight the next morning, when
my companions sncaknd Off and ! slid down
and made tracks for town.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
Juvenile MaSuucradc.

The residence of Mr. " AIRY Haworth, 1928
Fourth avenue, was rare scene of juvenile
hilarity yeSterd afternoon. The oCcas ion
was III aSQuerade which was given 10y Miss
Nellie and Master George llaworth to about
eighty of their young friends. Each guest
came in full mask, and it was Il study to n Otc
the variety of ways in which the identity of
the Youngsters had been disguised, many
of the COStu mes being elegant in make.
up After the crowd had assem- bed the
little folks were mustered into line and the
grand march was executed in fine fashi on.
One of the features of the afternoon 5 cnt cr.
tainment was the fshpond, 10y which the
boys secured their partn erS for supper The
fisherman took the pole and angled for the
description of his partner after which he
had to find the girl who answered the de.
scriptiou, after supper the afternoon and
evening up to 1880 O'clock was given up to
the guests to do as they liked, and to say hat
they enjoyed themselves would be putting it
mildly. The following Is list of the
guests Misses Edith and Helen Runyan,
Carrie ROhrer Jamie .James on, Polly Erb,
Anna and Minnie Phelps, Ethel ahd Edith
Thomas, Maudc Mueller, Sadie Farnsworth,
Edith Sherraden, Hazel ana Shirley Moore,
Mary Snyder, Mamie JcDsOn, Sophie Lang,
Flora Cooper, Gencvieve and Agnes Wick,
ham, Eva Montgomery, Louise Stephan Bes
sic Wright, Flora JudsOn, Mame aud Lora
Bunker, Maude Bryant, Le,:iie WISE Bun
ME E'lchuger Jennie CoBe, GertiC
Bilger. Maude Hoagland, Jennie Hobbs
Garnet SecrGst, Carrie AlcMillen, Bel loon
Clara Nlecalf Florence Shea and Edith
Shepard
Masters Charley Tullles Willie Phelps
Harry and George Van Brunt, Roy Dcvo
Mack Henchett, The Rohrcr, Roy Hickman
Ernest Rick man. Aaron Lyman, Tom Lacy
Tom Burke, Clarence Empkie, Maunce De
Kay, Grover Hays, Odin Mackay
Rollin JudsOn, Walter Saund crS
Harry Mitchell, O. Butts, Eg bert
a ylos worth, Dwight O'Dell Ned Harkue ess
Itobie Morgan Frank Monahan, Carlctor
Woodward, Jack Shepard, George Daley
Leute BediSon Charles Briuton, FloyC
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01

CH1cNGo. Feb. Is Special Telegram tc
TlE BEE. Among the western people il
Chicago to-day were the following:
At the Gore Nj. A. Warner, Lincoln.
At the Windsor-J. B Martin. Omaha
AT the Brcvoort Block. Lincoln H. G
Grace, :. C. kaIk j. Mccoy MIR and Mrs
Adpault Omaha
AT the Clifton e. f., Fisher, Lincoln
At the Gault-K. G. Morchouse, II. Ncyill,
and II. b. Webster, Omaha.
At the ltichclieu- MIR and Mrs. James /
Splcer, Sioux City.
Al the WELLINGTON Nj, Grgsby, c. c. Car
pentcr, Sioux Falls.
At the Pamcr-G General and Mrs. f. \
Carr, Fort NiobrNra; Il. II Persons, Siou>
City II. = Wolfe, Soda Springs. Idaho.
AZ the Grand Pacific W. Il. Redmond
Helena; Andrew Sotteu, Wahpcton. y. ID.
GeorgeJ. Walsh, Grand Forks, n. ID. j. \
kner, j Nj. Julich Cheyenne; p. w. Cor
bctt, Omaha; &. Il, Johnson, c. G, Crandall
Sioux Falls.
AT the fremont Justice Gilbert, Bois,
CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01

found. After somo time had been spent In
hunting through the building for MIR Wood
it was decided to postpone the further trial
OF the case until saturday The reason why
SO long tune was allowed 20 clapsc before
the completion of the case was that the trial
of thC cases ON the criminal docket is to be
taken upucNt Monday aud will probably oc-
Cupy the en- circ week In the meantime the
saloon keepers and the city authorities who
arc made defendants with them are left on
the ragged edge yaiuly spcculatiug as to
whcthCrthCy will fall or kcopou nan ging
these
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
NEW OMAHA CLUB HOUSE.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Last Even.
ing Considers II.

ing Consider II.
Seventy members of the Omaha club held a
very enthusiastic meeting last ight for the
purpose of considering the proposition of
erecting club house exclusively for club
purposes After lengthy discussion a rcSo-
luton was adopted requesting the board Of
directors to adhere to the plans formerly con-
sidered, which were for the erection of a club
house costing at least 100000 in some CEN
tral Location, the whole building to be used
as club house, ltis understood that the
two clubs-thc Omaha and the Unon-will
not be consolidated until the new building is
completed and ready for occupancy The
idea is to build upon the most modern plan
and make this an ideal club house. The meet
ing was private, but Notwithstanding this a
number of the members in speaking upon TIL
subject, said: "The club house is now an as
surcd fact and will undoubtedly be built this
season as all of the members are IN favor of
gong on with the work at the earliest pos
ST bic date
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01

Bcrcan Baptist church-Divine services
at 1890 a. m, and : 20 p. m Sunday school
at ll45 a. m. Old and young are invited
Divine services at All Saints chapel at
usual hours. There will bca sacred con cert
at All Saints chapel Sunday evening, March
$, for the ben eft of the mission.
Christian Church-Rev c. Monroe pastor,
Preach ing at the corner of Broadw and
Twenty y-third street at l o'clock n. IN. and
bop III. Sunday schOOlNt 10 O'clocka. IN
First Pres bycrian corner of Willow
avenue and Seventh street; Rev. Stephen
Phelps, pastOr-Preachingb by the pastor at
80 a. H., and $50 p IN. Obath school at
II 0O IN. Young pc eoples meeting at q 80 p. IN,
Seats free; erybOdy welcome,
Congregational Services morning and
evening conducted by the pastor. In the
morning the sacra nent of the Lord supper
will be admin istercd. Theme form editatiOn,
"Reme embcr Him Evening subject, "ThC
Way to Heaven These services are free
aud all are " ccOme.
Broadway Methodist Epis copal church
Services at Masonic temple corner Fourth
and Broadway, at 1880 a. m. and { 80 p. m
Morning theme "-Tho QUESTION: of theAges,"
Evening theme 'SimerS in the Light Of
tho Divine COuntcnanCe,h sabbath school
l3m. Young peoples prayer meeting q 30
y. IN. T. Nick, Stewart, pastor
Young Mems Christian association, Nicr
riam block -",Ihc Joy of Being Safe is the
subject for the young mems meetin e today at
/ D. m. Brief talks and GOOD singing. AL
men of the city invited. Come and bring q
friend. Mr.. c. w. Mcclure, IA railroad en-
aciucer from Mars halltown, Ia, will addrcs,
the railroad men at 93O in the above rooms
n railroad men invited.
ST. Paul's Church-Divme service at lOA:
n. m. and 80 p III. Holy communionS IA. IN
Sunday school 2:l5, Bible class G;3O y. m
Morning anthem 10y the choir, 30. Savior o
the w ord,n GOss. Evening anthem, soC
10y Miss Maggie Liddell, My Red eemer ant
My Lord Dudley Buck, Tho rector vii
ohlcate and preach Y oung men andstranp
crs always cordially welcomed to theSC
services. I. }. Mackay. rector.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
Lab DR'S 7ROIRIES.
burlington Forces RcinS Reduced
Suing Coke Work crs.

CHICAGO F'eo. 2S.-.Ofticials of the Bur
lington road deny the reports that large mum
bers Of employees are bcin Z let ont. They say
it has been found necessary to dismiss som,
employees because the failing off in grain
shipments has reduced the total tonnage con
siderably. Not more than three hundred
men ON the entire system, they say, have
been LET ont
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-01
GninS For the Iihornls.

TORoNTo, Ont, Feb. 9s.-As a result of the
special inquiries in every constituency in the
Dominion, the Evening Telegraph figures the
coming election will result; Conservatives,
ll2 liberals, lO3 thus giving the government
majority of as against 81 at the time of
dis olutlpn