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Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
BU7CRERS IN SESSION.
Sixth Annual Convention OF the Ma
finnaI PrnteCtiye As.nriatinn.

tional Protective Association.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 26-Four hundred
deio gates were present today at the sixth
annual convention of the National Butchers
Protective association.
The afternoon session of the Butchers Na-
tional Protective association was called TO
order by President Peters and the auditing g
committee consisting Of w j. Hawkins Of
St Louis John Dunkle Of Wheeling and
John Moulties of St Louis was appointed.
telegram was read from the Austin, Tex.
association asking that the annual meeting
be held in that city and the question Of es-
taOllshiug an insurance and death benefit
orgauizati n ip connection with the general
organization was laid over. The policy COM
hereafter there should be allowed
ane delegate for every ten members in
atead of one for every twenty members, as il
now stands A motion to adopt the commit
tees suggestion was lost. The committee
also suggested that the question of establish
ing distributing districts for live and dressed
stock should be discussed. Mr.. A ID. Gard
ner, of Dallas, Tex, opened the discussion
and made quite a lengthy address, IN which
he said that the question was one Of vital i'm
portance. not only TO the associations but 10
the consumer also. The stockmen of the west
roe looking 10 the association to help them rs
gsainst the Chicago monopolistic combine.
This monopoly forces up prices and comes into
active competition with every butcher. The
speaker advocated that the association adopt
measures whereby they can buy their stock
direct from the western fields. Mr. Gardner
was interrupted. as the time for adjournment
hao arrived, and he will finish his address at
tomorrow's session.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

in the Merriam block in Council Bluffs and
shs retains her freedom despite Official or
ders TO the contrary. When the county
board first decided her 10 Dc insane she ap-
pealed 10 the district court. She also sought
10 get released on a writ Of habeas
corpus brought before Judge Carson. Judge
Carson decided that she was insane ard
that she should be sent TO an asylum. Judge
Wakefield dismissed the appeal in bis court
because Judge Dundy had already decided
the question. Then she appealed 10 the su-
preme court. Its decision was rendered the
other day affirming the decision Of Judge
Carson. Still she is not even on her way 10
the asylum. much less is she inside
She does not intend 10 60 IL she can nelp it
and she has succeeded pretty well so far 10
helping IL. What will she doi She hasn't
decided. except that she will do something, If
not more
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Wcsterno RS Pensioned.

WASHINGTON, May 90 Special Telegram
TO The BEE. I-Pensions were granted today
as follows: Nebraska: Original-James
Newton, William r Harper James Burke,
Charles E. Winnen, Joshua p. Burdick,
Frank A Benolken, John Bellies Herman
Bootger, John Zaln, John w. Taylor, Andrew
j. Baldwin, Stephen A. Signor, William A.
Hunter. Additional-Frands NJ. Straight,
Royal A. jenkins, Joseph y. Shaw. Increase
Jacob A Force. Josiah NJ. Rambaugh
Original widows. etc.-Margaret widow OF
Collins Robertson; minor of George Tapp an.
South Dakota Original-Thomas Scar
veil Sandy McCray, Wesley g. Howell
Increase-William Carl, Richard Oliver,
Homer +. Lewis.
Issue of May J, 1891: Iowa: Original
Lewis L. Durham, John X. Burgess, Bar
sills p. Bowers, John @. Howe, John
William f. Harmed, Martin l.. Bristow,
Perry Walters, Samuel r. Price, Edward J.
Dickinson, Auam Borschel, Franklin Den
ham. Martin Travis, Milo Mccartney,
Charles Neff, Stephen Roberts, EdwiutBuX-
ton, John Wicks, james Shankster, James
Ayers, Joseph Bishop, William Wilson,
David NJ. Stevenson, Amos A. Bartine,
Joseph Warren, John Zimmerman, " illiam
II. Barber, Hewberry F. Miller, Miles NJ.
Parker, Robert "a Pierson. Additional
Daniel Stohl. Enoch Trimble, Lyman Mills.
lncrease-John MuZelman, Jacob Dague,
Paul Trcmoler, Frederick Beaver, Thomas
W. Maxwell, Jacob II. Davis, Balls W.
Thompson, Zachara Morris. Original wild
ows. etc.-Fanuie ", widow of Oscar ID.
Miller; Robert, father OF jefferson Green;
John NJ, father of Charles c. Moore; Je-
rusha, widow OF George johnson. Mexican
surviyors-William Harris.
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Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
WI Orranize No &.

A number of the members of the supreme
council, Commercial Pilgrims of America,
will start this afternoon for Chicago, where
they will institute Chicago Council No 3 Of
the order. The ceremony will take place
tomorrow evening. A letter was received by
Mr.. E. H. Haworth, yesterday, stating that
council Of 200 members was now
ready to be instituted, and another lodge
would not be formally installed until the
mem bership had been increased somewhat
beyond that figure. The following are the
names of the members of the supreme coun-
Gil who will attend: Z. II. Haworth, su-
preme pilgrim E. &. Gleason, vice supreme
pilgrim; Rev. I. j. Mackav, supreme coup-
sci; A. w. Johnson, supreme secretary; G.
E. Reid. supreme tourist. H. s. Blinn, w.
II. Foster, Charles Beno, J. T. Sanderson and
other members of the order will also accom-
pany the officials OF the supreme council in
order 10 witness the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

fINO lovers OF horses-The largest lot OF oats
L and the finest in the city; also hay and
feed oi all kinds at :. Goldsteln s Co 5 lEs2
West RrOadway
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

1t is the amount that people save, not so
much what they earn, that seniually makes
them rich. In buying a hou sehold necessity
like "a refrigerator IL is well to consider some
IN Hg else than the first cost in determining
it, economy. The Guernsey Household Rcfr G.
era.or is as handsome as piece OF parlor
furniture and costs less than any other first
class article, and stands at the head as ap
economizer Of Ice, giving the lowest cold air
temperature. All the packing il mineral
wool. the best non-conductor OF beat and
moisture known. All parts can be taken out
and cleaned: Investigate the Guernsey
Household before buying.
L.wp Mowers.
The New Quaker City is in every respect the
counterpa IT OF the Philadelphia. and much
cheaper. From g. TO r.. We carry the Phila-
delphia also and you can take your choice
Screen Doors
and window screens the largest nd finest in
the city. and all the latest novelties in the
hasiwar3line. at SHUGART x CO.'S.
No. II Main Street Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
SUNDAY school Association.

kEARNEY, Neb, May 26.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The Buffalo County
Sunday School association held its first ses-
sion here this morning. The delegates
from out Of the city were: j. W. Waters,
Union Valley; j. E. Miller and wife, Majors
William Bone, Gibbon; Miss Ida Stockwell.
Rev. J. H McAdam, Shelton: A. W. Smith,
Prairie Center; Rev. c. c. Kyle and wife,
Mrs. J. B. Bell and Mrs Crooks Majors; =.
d. George. Miss Hattie NJ. George, Mrs. H.
r. Carsous, Mrs a. B. Carson, Gibbon: Mrs
Van Dusen, Kearney county. 1his after
noon an interesting paper by F. B. Bickne!l
was read. Primary work was treated of by
Mrs. J. c. Currie. This evening addresses
were delivered oy Rev. G. H. McAdams and
E. j. Bosworth. The meeting will close TO-
morrow afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
I he Wonderful New Process Napor


We sell the only geruine-New Process
and the celebrated Quick Meal New Process
stoves the best made. One difference be-
tween the genuine and limitations is that the
limitations have a small needle-like tube 10
draw of oil that don't evaporate, the genuins
has no such 1imfiamS. We have sold nearly
one hundred already this season. Lights
like gas absolutely safe; no smoke or SCOT;
as simple as a cook stove. See US before
buying. A few fine $500 gas ranges closing
out al 5000 each.
Refrigerators.
The best ever offered; 20 per cent discount
over last years prices.
Lawn Mowers.
Highest grade only $500. Screen wire
doors, frames, etc, etc.
Bicycles.
Largest stock In the vest. The famous
Little Giant BOYS wheel, the Victor, highes
grade, worlds best wheel, both for ladies and
gentlemen COLI * COLE,
Al Main Street
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Feicning Insanity.

KEARNEY Neb., May Especial Tele-
gram 10 TIE BEE. Mrs. Helen Basye the
woman arrested on the charge of numbering
her child which was found 10 the canal last
week, was gwen a preliminary trial today.
She waived examination aud was bound over
TO the district court without oail Since her
arrest Sunday morning she has been spend
ing her time quietly in jail sometimes feign-
ing insanity. 1t is generally conceded that
the woman is not sane and testimony at her
trial may possibly send her TO the asylum.
The case against her is clear and the insanity
dodge will oe her only means OF escaping Sc
we're punis hment for her awful crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

FOR SALE-Our hne family horse, suitable
Tor riding or driving Apply to 100 :. 9th
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
CUSHING's LITTLE VETO.
He apple es IL Gently but Firmly TO the
Bond Election.

He Appl es IL Gently but Firmly TO the
Bond Election.
Mayor Cushing held the edge nt the coun-
Gil meeting held last night, and the majority
was with him.
He vetoed the ordinance providing for hold
ing a special election on June 80 TO vote upon
the question Of issuing $4,000 Of paving and
sewer bonds
He gave numerous reasons for his acts,
stating that a new election could not be held
without new and complete registration;
that as the law provides for new registra-
ton only In the fall, II is doubtful IL one
made now would be legal: that II is doubtful
IL the bonds coul~ be sold: that ii is also
dou btful II the necessary two-thirds majority
would vote for bonds: that the cost would
not be less than so, 600. Is per cent Of the
proposed issue Of bonds. He also stated that
there are now contracts of last year that
amount TO Sl13OO0, and that il would be bet
ter to complete these before incurring any
additional Indebtedness.
The comptroller was called upon TO state
the funds on hand for improvements. he
knew that some contracts are not completed,
but knew nothing about any money 70 make
new improvements.
The veto was sustained, ponnelly, Elsas-
ser Modsen and President Lowry being the
only ones Of the fifteen members who went
against the mayors judgment
The mayor vetoed the ordinance providing
for the widening Of Dorcas street from Sixth
street TO Graudview. He urged that
there is some doubt about Dorcas street hav-
ing been legally opened. The veto was sus-
tanned.
the Crook monument resolution was We
toed, the mayor saying that he thinks the
city has no power 10 appropriate money for
the erection Of monument.
Attorney Poppleton being called upon for
an opinion said the city has no authority TO
appropriate money for this purpose. He
hated TO say IL, but the expenditure cannot
legally be made The veto was sustained.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Terrible Blood Poison
Suffered all a Man Could Suffer and Live
Body Covered with Awful Sores.
Cured by Cutjcura Remedies.

lccntractei q terrible blood pJlsonina year age
i doc o7cd With two good physicians neither uf
whom did me any guoi tsurcrcd all n mau sui
fer and I've. Hearing % your Ct TlCURA RENE.
DIES. O. n,lutcd & t5y them. kuuwluE u they dld
No good they could maze me no ~orse I have
been using them about ten weeks sno most
happy @ say that nm almost rid Of the awful sores
that covered my face aid body Ny fsce a. bad
II not worse than that Il Miss Boyutun. spoken Of
In your book and would tn any In the "a me
condition t. use CUTlCURA, and they VIII surely be
cured. You may this letter IN the Interests Of
suffering umanity
Ew REYNOLDS Ashland Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
souptifuI Harvest Promised

BEAVER CRY, Neb., May 26.-GSpecial to
TIE BEE. ALI western Nebraska reioices.
Spring rains have been plentiful and crops of
all kinds are in excellent condition. Rye and
winter wheat are already headed out and
promise bounuful harvest Spring wheat
IS looking well, while corn is up. showing
good stand. Farmers all declare that pros
poets for 4 large crop of all kinds were never
better at this time of the year Thus far
during May six inches of rain have fallen,
as measured by the government gauge kept
al the depot in tits CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Cuion Park races, Omaha and Council
Bluffs June a-l2, 5000 Sept. sll, $500;
oct. 2o-22, 1900. For programmes address
Nat Brown sec'y., Merchants hotel, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

In the police court yesterday morning vii
liam Probstele was arraigned on a charge Of
assault and battery and discharged Mary
Probstele was also discharged after a hear
ing on the charge OF having passd bottle Of
whisky through the jail bars TO her husband
Bert Baker, y. Piukham anu @. 5. Baker
were fined Sl0.l0. John RAY, o. Wilmer ..
Loiquist. Miles Mullen and Tom Ryan were
fined the usual amount for intoxication.
Continuances were granted in the burglary
case against Frank james and Fred Hansen.
and IL the case OF John Williams, the alleged
confidence man al the Union Pacific transfer.
DeWitrs Little Early Kisers. Best little
pill ever made Cure constipation every
time None equal. Use them now
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Started for England,

KEARSEY, Neb., May 2d--IISpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. REV. John Asken and
wife accompanied by lsfas Asken's father,
started this morning for Engl-nd, where they
Will spend the summer with relatives. Rev.
Asken will represent Cougregationalism in
Nebraska az the International council of
churches in London. and is also a delegate
from Nebraska TO the seventh international
congress OF hygiene and demoCraphv. which
will pe held in London in August. While in
England DIR. Askcn will talk on the interests
OF Nebraska apd the grea west
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
RnckeYes. Attention.

All native born citizens Of the Buckeye
state residing in Council Bluffs are requested
TO meet Wednesday, May -, in the pariors
OF the New Pacific hotel between ! and
o'clock, for the purpose of effecting a per-
maneut organization in time 10 accept the in
vitation OF tue Omaha Buckeyes TO celebrate
with them in Fairmouut park on Saturday.
Let US have a big meeting OF men and
women. REv. A. Hall,
W. 4. WINp,
Self-appointed Com.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Flourinp Mill for Tobias.

TOBIAS, Neb., May 26-ISpecial to THE
BEE. The Ellison & Harvey milling COM
panv of Iowa commenced work today OF a
new seventy-f five barrel mill at this place.
This, with number OF other business houses
now in course of construction, will make
quite a boom for Tobias this season.
For the first time in the history Of the
town no saloon licenses have been granted
thus far this wear
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Caught at Last.

Oficers Vaughn aud Boyle were standing
on the corner Of Twenty fourth and Cunning
streets last night when Joe Pierson came
along. He was immediately placed under
arrest, much TO his surprise, and charged
With shooting with intent 10 kill.
Some seven months ago Pierson shot a
finger OF the had Of A Strobel. g car
penter, at the corner Of Eighteenth and
St. Msry's avenue.
Strooel cane home from work one night
ana found rierson embracing his wife. Ex.
pecting row, Piersou drew a revolver and
shot al Strobel, Il king OF the third finger
on be left hand. Pierson left the city i'm
mediately and last night was bis first public
appearance since tbs affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Fell Thirty Feet.

When the day men went to work at about
3 O'Clock yesterday morning at Geise's brew
cry on Upper Broadway, they were some
what startled at finding James Wild. one of
the night men, living on the hard concrete e
floor OF the basement Of the malt house dis
aoled from the effects of fall which he had
had from the third story of the building a
distance Of about thirty feeG Wild was
taken to ST, Bernard's hospital.
The physician pronounced the mans back
broken by the fall and said the chances for
his recovery were very slim. The entire
man still seemed unusually strong. He lay
on his face on the bed and talked with the ap-
parent ease of a well man. He stated that
he had been working about the third story
OF the malt house. when he con-
cluded TO go down stairs. As he had
been working only about ten DAYS, he
was not very familiar with the building. and
he mis.ook the hatchway through which the
malt is raised to the top story, for the stair
way. He stepped out and was az once pre-
cipitated TO the bottom OF the shaft, where
he lay in an almost stunned condition from 3
o'clock until 5, when he was found by the
rescuing party. He is a single man, and
came here from Omaha, where he was
formerly employed in Metz brewery. he
has no relatives in this part Of the country
Mr.. W J. Wherry as Herbert is fine in the
opera Of "Zanie.n Don't fail TO hear him in
his serenade 70 ''Zanie."
Don't fail TO see the opera "Zanie'' at the
Broadway theater Monday evening. May p.
Grand gypsy march, enchanting chornses,
ln.t IN obi
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Damage by Rain.

REPUBLICAN CRY, Neo., MAY Especial
TO THE BEE. This vicinity has been visited
with the hardest rain storms that have been
known here for years, doing great damage,
washing out the railroad grade, bridges,
grain and corn. A good deal Of corn will
have TO he replanted. However, the farmers
are iubilant over the prospects of a good
crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
President Harrison to Thayer.

LINCOLN, Neb, May Ex-Governor Thayer
today received letter from President Har-
rison in relation to the interview concerning
the Thayer-Boyd controversy. The presi-
dent says simply that il is unnecessary 10
make an explanation. as he could not and
would not have INDUCED in discussion of
the gubernatorial muddle while guest of
the people Of Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

BEE.1-At the regular meeting OF Rswalt
lodge No. l3S Accent Free and Accepted
for the ensuing year aud will be duly in.
stalled ST Johns day, June -: W. NJ, A.
J. Cole: ;. W, J. l.. Lashbrook. J. w, W.
o. Critchfeld; treasurer. n. a Pettygrove;
secretary J. A Perkins
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Months ago it was decided that Mrs
Bresee of Missouri Valley was insane, and
she was taken in charge 10 be sent 10 an
asylum. The officers have not been able TO
get her there yet. For some time past she
and her husband have been occupying rooms
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
The Best Proof

OF the wonderful curative qualities OF the
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is the fact that it
is initiated. The genuine is without
equal as an aperient Tor Chronic Consti-
patton, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Kidney troubles, etc. Be sure and
secure only the genuine.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Rev. T. }. Nackay Resigns.

Council Bluffs is to lose the popular rector
Of 81. Paul's church. Rev. T. J. Macksy has
received n call for All Saints church in
Omaha and has decided to accept it.
He will enter upon his new work
July J. The call comes as surprise.
TO Mr.. Mackay. He has been rector
Of ST. Pauls for nearly nine years,
ful-not only las been, but Is. for his
popularity and strength are steadily increas-
ing. Were it possible TO retain him longer
on the east side Of the river. it would be done
most heartily. Why does be goi He was
asked for bis reasons yesterday, but declined
10 make public his reasons. He said be had
none but the kindliest feelings for Council
Bluffs, and for St Pauls, and
while be regretted to make the change
one OF the consohug features was the fact
that he would CONTINUE 10 be so near his
Council Bluffs friends. He denied that there
was any salary increase which had served as
pressure 10 bring about the change. From
all that can be gathered it appears that the
chief cause which induced Mr. Mackay TO
10 accept the call is desire TO get such rest
ana relief as comes fiom at least a change Of
burden from one shoulder 10 the other.
The parish he leaves was never in
so prosperous condition, aud vet the de-
mHnus upon time and siren 9Th are many, and
in some respects peculiar. as thev are in
every. .ntld. II will be a shit Of loads for
Mr.. Mackay and is about the only rest which
man Of his activity can be induced to take.
The prediction is made that in Omaha be
Will, as ne has already in Council Bluffs,
speedily secure a strong hold not only on
those Of his own church, but on the commuui-
" at large He is one Of those few pulpiteers
who are adopt in handling sinners as well as
saints
The costumes are perfectly elegant TO
be worn by thosetaBing part in the
opera 'Zanie" Grand choruses, beauti
ful marches and drills by some Of the best
talent in Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Cuion Park races, Omaha and Council
Bluffs. June a-l2, 5000; Sept S-ll, $500;
oct. 2O-22, 1900. For programmes address
Nat Brown. secy., Merchants hotel, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Press Assoc alton.

OXFORD, Neb., May Especial 10 The
BEE. The Republican Valley Press associa-
ton will convene in this city on Tuesday,
June 5, at which time arrangements will be
perfected for a midsummer excursion 10 the
mountains. The visiting quill drivers will
be entertained at the expense OF the citizens
Of Oxford during their stay here.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Face All Broken Out

vas al one time ashamed 60 be seen. bccanse M
face was all broken cut with bipod disease tried
All remedies IN vain and shout two years AEu sent
gor your book How TO to Cure skin aud Blood Dis.
eases, which waS worth 50 T. me am glad g. rec
nope sn who have blood diseases will send for your
book. JOHN A. GRAGG.
Appleton CITY No.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Omcers Elented.

osoEoLA, Neo., May % Special to The
BEE. Rising Star lodge No, 75 of Oddfel-
lows at their meeting last night elected the
following officers: Noble grand, Judge T. h
Saunders; vice grand, Y. II. CLARK; treas
urer, Joseph Karrer; secretary, George X.
Mccoy: representative 10 the grand lodge
W. J. Conkhng. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
An Old Citizen Dead.

ONE L. Neo., May 26.-tspecial Telegram
10 THR BEE. John Groin, one Of the Oldest
and most res espected residents of Holt county,
died here yesterday aud was buried today.
He was one of the first settlers of this
county. The funeral was the largest ever
b. ID here
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
DR.. Birney cures catarrn. Bee bldg

James Lee and William Carroll are
held as suspicious characters. They
were arrested in lodging-house with a
bolt OF silk in their possession. and are
suspected Of burglarizing a store in an
Iowa town.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Reward for a Horse hier.

KEARNEr, Aeb., May 26,-TSpecial Tele-
gram TO TIE BEE, "A valuable dappled gray
mare was stolen last night from f. p Leon
ard A reward OF s75 is offered for the de-
lentlon Of the thief
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Do you want a loan upon any articl of
value without removals Loans arranged so
you can MAKE part payment at any time, re
duclng principal ana interest. Strictly con-
hdentla. Fred Terry, chattel loan broker,
room zoo Sapp block
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Everybody has heard Of them, located on
the Great Rock Island Route" Colfax has
a dozen medical mineral springs and hun
dreds daily testify to their merits. Seven
hrst-class hotels furnish pleasant homes at
very low rates to the throngs Of health and
pleasure seekers.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Decoration Day,

Prepare for Decoration day by attending
the concert in ST Paul church by the
famous choir Of the First Methodist church
OF Des Moines Friday evening the 29th inst,
for the choir boys Of st. Paurs church.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
A Warm Reception.

Mrs. E L. Cook, who lives near the corne r
of avenue f and Oaklsnd avenue, has made
n name for herself as one OF the pluckiest
women in Council Bluffs. At an ea.ly hour
yesterday morning she was awakened by the
sound Of someone trying 10 get in al her
window. Instead of fainting away, as many
would have done, she gave one scream,
AT (which the window fell shut
with bang and the would-be burglar took
20 hls heels in dismay. Mrs. Cook then
arose from her bed went 10 the front door,
and fired three shots from a revolver in the
direction Of the rapidly retreating footsteps.
Some of the neighbors were aroused by the
firing, and came 10 the rescue, but when they
arrived Mrs. Cook was mistress Of the situa-
tion and the burglar had gone where the
woodoine twineth.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Police PickingS.

Mar Bouricius, music teacher. removed Il
53s Broadway, over c. B. music company.