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Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
SOUTH OMAHA.
Western Cattle Will Begin Coming This
Week-A Good Run Expected.

Western Cattle Will Begin Coming This
Weck--A Good Run Expected.
A good run of western cattle is looked
for at tie Union stock yards this week, and
the receipts will be very large for several
weeks to come. The movement of the west
ern rangers has just begun and is slightly
behind the time they began coming In
last year. Tho reason for this is plain
to those who are familiar with the
matter. The western ranges have been
favored with an abundance of rain this year
and the grass has remained green longer
than is usual. The cattle are fattened and
ready for marker, but 1t would be unproft-
able to ship them until the grass has turned
little. They would not be suf1i iciently
hardened to stand shipment taking them
directly off of the green grass. The cattle
are in as line condition as they have over
been heretofore, and some very desirable
stuff may be looked for when they begin to
in
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
PERSONAL P.IRiGR1PHS.
l.. Davis of York is at the Arcade.

T. l.. Davis of York is at the Arcade.
j. j. Bodgett of Seward is at the Arcade.
NJ H. Weiss of Hebron Is at the Murray.
NJ G. Koith of North Platte is at the Pax
ton.
L. B. Chapman Of Atkinson is at tho Mil
lard
w. c. Hill of Chicago is registered at the
Millard
A. d. Bruner of Des Mones, Ia., is at tho
Mercer.
John p. ONeil of Grand Island is at the
Dellone.
r. B. Hard of Central City is a guest at
the Mercer.
+. w. Lobdell of North Platte is guest
A. H. Marshall of Chadron Is registered
az tho Mercer.
w. j. Kinsley of Lncoln was q Sunday
guest at the Paxton.
Mayor James Nj. Woods of Rapid City, S.
D., is at the Paxton.
Mrs. p. G. Himebaugh and Miss Grace
Himebaugh have returned from two
months outing at Spirit Lake, la.
Mrs. B. Silloway and daughter, Florence.
have returned from an extended eastern
trip.
Mr. Schiller BJysen has returned alter a
short stay at Missouri Valley, Ia.
+. Tierneey aud Miss Tierneey of Broken
Bow are registered at the Dellone.
j. A. Perkins returned last evening from
business trip to tho Pacific Coast
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Purcell of Dunlap, Ia.
are among the guests at the Millard.
John M. Brett and Fred NJ hollister Of
Wood River are guests at the Dellone.
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Chan 1ler of Fullerton
were among the Sunday guests at the Ar
cade
Mr.. Lon Root has returned from a pleas
ant sojouru at Manitou and other Colorado
points.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Benkelman News Notes.

BENKELMAN, Neb., Aug. 2S.--[Special to
THE Bee &c. w. Deloware & Son are re-
ceiving their goods preparatory to estabis-
ing a large clothing and furnishing goods
house here.
Ives, the town seven miles west of Benkel-
man on the Is. & NJ, is enjoying small
boom. The erection of a large twostory
business house and an elevator Is among the
improvements besides a lumber yard
Brakeman Humphrey was brought here
yesterday morning from Ives, whore he had
three of his fingers dressed. He was making
a coupling when the three first fingers of the
right hand were badly mashed.
AT a meeting of citizens and county fair
officers held here Saturday it was decided to
hold the Dundy county fair on September %
% and "A.
A great many new settlers are coming in
from the east and securing homes in this
prosperous county while land Is cheap.
Farmers are too busy to take much inter
est In politics this fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
NorfnIk Snr1etx Notes.

NORFOLK, Neb., Aug. 2S.-ISpecial to The
BEE. I-Norfolk's Autumnal society was ush-
cred in Monday night in a most charming
manner by Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt at
their palatal residence on Koenigstein ave-
nue., the occasion being reception given in
honor Of the Misses Margaret and Harriet
Hoag of Pittsburg, Pa. Cards were the Or
der of the evening until late hour, when a
most sumptuous repast was served, after
which the gentlemen repaired 10 the smoking
room and pUffed the fragrant Havana while
the ladies' very artisticaly discoursed few
vocal and instrumental selections.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
AT the TENNIS COURT.
Results at the Annual Tournament Sue
cpssion of SurDrises.

Results at the Annual Tournament n Sue
cession of Surprises
NEWPORT Il. l., Aug. 2S.-Ths annual
tournament of the National Lawn Tennis
association Is approaching its end. The
present series has boon more than usually
full of surprises. Indeed so pronounced has
been the tendency of things to go contrary
to general anticipation that onlookers have
come at last to expect the unexpected.
One result of the play, up to the second
round, was the removal from the lists OF an
unusually large number Of men once among
the best, who, with their retirement from
the present tournament, are practically sent
permanently to the rear and are likely never
to appear again as formidable candidates for
championship honors, il ut all. Among these
are Joe Clark, Quincy Shaw. Huntington,
Slocum, Phil Sears arfd possibly Knapp, all
sJroug players in their time.
OF the four men who have reached tho
finals, Hovey came by the smoothest way,
having an easy match with each man, and
not being called upon to exert himself.
Wrenn's hardest work was against Knapp,
and that was hard enough. Hall won two
pitched battles on the way, against Hobart
and Chase The former could not have been
other than in doubt, but the second should
apparently have been easier than 1t seemed.
LarDed, like Hovey, had an easy time of II,
though he passed such men as Slocum ana
Valentine. Hall is no longer formidable as
the result proved.
Play in the semi-final round, postponed
from Saturday, will begin tomorrow. AS to
the outcome it is extremely hazardous to
even venture an opinion. 1t would seem as
though Hovey and Hall should win on Mon
day, ana so come together in the finals on
the day following. But Wrenn and Larned
are not to be counted out until after they
have been beaten. Neither is generally
looked upon as a probable, but as a possible
winner. If Hovey and Hall finally meet
most of those who have followed the play
name the former as the more likely TO win
Whoever the winner of the all-comers may
be- 1t Is the general opinion that Champion
Campbell will successfully defend his title,
and by his third victory again be able to
carry off the pig cup as his personal property.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

R.E.c WEISS NERVE AND BRAINrREAf
MENT. specific for HystOrla, DiEkln9ss, FITS, Nsu
raiglA Headache, Nervous Prostralon oapsei oy
slcohoi or tobaooo, Wakefuiness, Mental Depre,-
Bion. Softness of tho Brain causing insanity nseFy
decay. death, tremature Old Age Barrsnes,, Los
OF Power In either sex. lmpotency, Leucorrhea ana
all Female weaknesses, Involuntary Losses, sper-
matorrhea caused oy oyerexertion of thD brIln
elf.abuseo vor du Rence. A month"; TsatnInt
81, u for o. By mall WeguAranteesix boxes 70 cur;
Zach or dc for DO xea With 81 will ssad nrittsa
guArsnteeto refund " not cnrsd Guhantes is1asi
oniy BIZ THEODORE " Lewis druggist Bole agent
southeast corner 10th aud karnain sts Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Urops m tedt.Io county.

GIBBoN, Aug. 2sat-tSpecial to Tue Bee. +
The crops in this Sictanty are looking finely
and with few morp good rains good crop
will be assured, II itds not already Thresh-
ing is progressing nicIJy and the crop Is being
rapidly disposed of. syhere is about fair
average.
j. w. Harrels now brick business block
is being rapidly pushed 10 completion, as Is
the opera house riook by w. j. Babcock.
When completed they will add some very
fine business rooms 20 this place besides fur
nishing good opera kouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Picked IN n Runaway Boy.

Last evening Officer Kroeger found boy
about l6 years OF age hanging around the
streets and took him into custody. The boys
appearances indicated that he was travelling
a rocky road, his clothes being ragged and
dirty and he was the perfect picture of one
who had followed the teachings Of the dime
novel, came west to become a conqueror and
hero and was trying TO get home completely
conquered himself. He gave his name as
Charles Soukup and says ne ran away from
home last June in company with several
other boys about his own age. His father
conducts a small store in Chicago. The
police will care for the boy until his parents
are heard from.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. MONDAY AUGUST %. lsA

and saddlery, v,rD1, Huckfeldt & Son,
manu- facturers Of puSgies, plows and iron
buggies, wagons and general woodwork re-
pairs, 81, 800; G.. w Carter, patentee and
manufacturer ofahd Carter and Dutton dish
washing machinessu ~ Juniata broom factory
and feed Mills manufacturers oil Leading
grades of brooms and corn meal, graham
-four and all kinds Of feed. Besides these
the Grand Island beet sugar factory has sew
eral acres of beets here OF a fine quality, and
the Minden Crea,nery company mas two
teams running hsre, gathering about l,ooo
pounds OF cream daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
wned While Fishing.

VALPARAISO, Nep., Aug, 2s.-[Special to
The BEE,l-Thes lq-year-old son of J. w.
Backland, engineer at Hoyey & C9.'s mills
at this place, was drowned yesterday after
noon while fishing near the. mill.
Rev. ]. w. Miller, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of this place for the past
two years, has accepted the position Of prln
cipal OF the Methodist Episcopal school at
Douglass this state, and goes to take up his
duties there week after next
o. N. Maeee, manager OF b. r. B. Weber's'
store for the pest two years, has accepted a
position with the Globe Clothing house of
Lincoln.
G. H. Crafts, cashier of the defunct Bank
of Valparaiso, was here yesterday shaking
hands with old friends.
Prospects for bouniiful crop of corn are
bright Tho late rains, together with warm
weather, are rushing it forward at a rapid
rate. Wheat. oats ana flax are turning out
wonderfully, winter wheat going as high as
forty busheles per acre. Pasturage is good
and stock will be in good condition to go on
winter feed
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Evolution of Army transportation.

IS3l-Tiresome tramp along dust
roads, through brush and streams
hard tack and beans; hard ground to
sleep on, no covering but the sky. 1892
For the G. A. II. National cncamp-
ment, luxurious trains via Pennsyl-
vania lines from Chicago; palatable
cuisine Of Pullman vestibule dining
cars, inviting sleeping cars Side "Trip
to historic Gettysburg If desired. Re-
duced rates. Address Geo jenkins,
travelling passenger agent, Dubuque, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
sunday Fire at Fremont.

FREMONT Neb., Aug 2S.--GSpecial to The
BEE. About o o. clock THIS morning small
residence belongin@tp Judson Hughes, stu
ated near the conner of Fourteenth and
Clarkson, was neayly destroyed by tre. 1t
was occupied by tho family OF J. A. Hagle,
who had just taken possession of IL yester-
day The iire originated by reason OF de-
fective fiue in the kitchen. Nearly all Of
Mr. Hagle's household goods were saved
without injury. Thoy we're insured for $3.50.
The loss on the building Is $500 or $500; In
sured.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Fremont Firemen,s Picnic.

FREMONT, Ne0., Aug 2S.-lSpecial 10 The
BEE. 1.-The Fremont fire department gave
an excursion and picnic today, going to
Waterloo on their annual outing. A special
train of twelve coaches was run from this
city over the Union Pacific To Accommodate
the excursionists. The day was spent at
Waterloo in dancing, foot races, bail- games
and other athletic exercises, the framen re-
turning home ABOUT 7 o'clock this evening,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Juninta,n IndnstrY.

JUNIATA, Neo., Aug 2S Especial TO TnE
BEE. The manufacturing business Of this
city consists Of the foliowinsi Juniata Mall
ing company, manufacturers OF leading
grades OF wheat flour ana corn meal does q
business of about $4,000 per year, Richard
Daily, iron worker and general repairs,
81, 400 of business; Albert LaBgiahar, manu-
facturer Of light and heavy harness. lily nets
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
win right at Rapid city.

RAPID CRY, S. d., Aug. IS. Especial
to The BEE. IA glove fight at Armory
hall has been arranged between Ted Gala
CHER of Omaha and Jack Kelly Of Minneapo-
lis for Tuesday evening, August 80. A num-
Der of frionds of the men will be present
from the different Hills towns. Gallagher
is well known and popular in the Hills. An
intererting time is expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Death of Little Carl Melcher.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Melcner's son Carl,
aged years, died yesterday at Atlantic, Ia
He was visiting with his grandparents at
Atlantic, and was taken suddenly ill last
week. A surgical operation was performed
to save his life but Inflammation of the
bowels set in and its fatal result could not
be checked Mr.. and Mrs. Melcher were
present at the bedside of their son ghen
death came. The funeral will be held at
Atlantic this afternoon at 9 o'clock, the re-
mains being laid to rest at that place.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
BOHEMIAN TURNER'S AT wILpER.
Second AnnuaL7State Tournament OF the
SoClcty Held.

Second Annual7State Tournament of the
Society Held.
WmBER, Neb., Aug 2S.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to Tue BEE. About 6, 900 people, fully
one-third of whom were ladies, witnessed
the second annual state tournament OF the
bohemian Turner'S society at the WILDER
FIX position association grounds today with
pleasure and interest, it beiug the first con
test of the kind that has ever taken place
here. Two teams from Omaha and one each
from South Omaha Schuyler, Crete, Brush
Creek and Wilosr, took part IN the contest
and members OF other lodges In uifteren6
parts OF the union were present AS spectators.
All the visiting contestants. except those
from Crete arrived on the different trains
yesterday with several hundred OF their
friends and were handsomely entertained by
members OF the local lodge at their fiLe hall
and ut their homes. This morning busi-
ness session was held, and on the arrival OIL
n special train from tho north bearing several
hundred additional visitors, a procession
headed by three bands was formed to the
grounds where the tournament was to take
place.
The visitors were welcomed by G. j.
Jandra, president of the home lodge, on be-
half OF the society, and by Hou. j. N. van
duyp, on behalf of tho citizens. Judge w.
q. Hastings made brief address, and Prof.
Straka, chief Instructor, delivered short
oration in the Bohemian language The con-
test in the various exercises was followed by
the close attention of the crowd for four
hours. The scene In the arena as viewed
from the grand stand made pretty picture,
the magnificent physical development and
skill of the contestants calling to mind de-
scriptions of gladlatoral contests of old
A pleasing feature was very pretty drill
given by the members of the ladies gymnas
tic society, recently formed as an auxiliary
to the local lodge.
To make all necessary preparations and
care for such large crowd of visitors was a
large undertaking for the home members,
but they have succeeded beyond their ex-
pectations, everything running in the
smooshest manner possible. In the evening
thu capacious opera house was packed to
witness the theatrical performance in the
Bohemian tongue given by the members OF
the Turner society. A social dance closed the
program.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Washington Takes an Exciting Game from
st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug 2S.-The st. Louis
Washington teams played an highly exciting
game here today, the visitors winning in the
ninth inning. Both pitchers did well until
the last two innings when Hawke lost his
head and made several costly wild pitches
Attendance $780, Score:
ST. Louis. .....-....o ! ! O. 3
Washington. :. 0 0 0 IA
Hits: It. Louis. G; Washington. O. Errors:
St. Louis, |: Washington, I. Earned runs st,
Louis, I. Batteries: Hawke and Briggs; Kill
len and Berger
CINcISNATI. o., Aug. 2S.--The Reds won
today's gamo by good, opportune hitting and
clear fielding, their only error being insig-
nificant. Attendance, 5000.
CINCINNATI. ...... O - 8
Baltimore. 0 0 . 0 0 o. .
Hits: Cincinnati II: Baltimore, 6. Errors:
CINCINNATI 1; Baltimore. =. Earned runs: Gin
cinnuti, 3; Baltimore, = Batteries: Duryea
and Vaughn; Mcmahon aud Robinson.
StundIui, OF the Icam,.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Cagley-WiDants.

James +. Cagley aud Miss Lula M. Win
ants both Of Omaha, were married at Oak
land, Neb., on Friday August 10. The
bride Is well and favorably known here, and
the groom Is conductor on the Chicago, St.
Paul, Minneapolis ~ Omaha railroad
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

FREMONT. Neb., Aug. ss.--lSpeoiai to TnE
BEE. About thirty members Of the Omaha
Wheel club took a run to Fremont today.
Tho delegation of visitors was met short
distance out Of the city and escorted to town.
The local wheelmen entertained the visitors
during their stay iu the city. giving them q
banquet AZ the New York hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Important city CONTRACTS to Be Awarded

Two important city contracts are to be
awarded by the council Monday evening,
September s. and bids have been advertised
for. The first is the paving of L street from
Twenty fourth street west to Twenty
seventh street. The estimated cost of doing
the work is $4,000, and the contract must be
completed within sixty days.
The other contract is for the laying of all
sidewalks in the city for the next year This
contract has been held by II. II. Griffith for
the past year, and is quito n plum, and a
large number of bids will be filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

The Board Of Health will meet at O'Clock
this afternoon TO consider the sanitary conoi-
tion OF The city. Mayor Belnis urges that the
funds will oe discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Dewitt's sarsaparllia is rellanle.
Killed i'm "A I.rize FIght.

LONDON, Aug, .S.-In brutal prize fight
near Leeds last night between boot iinisher
named Asquith and aminer named Rotherely.
the former received severe Injuries about the
head, from the effects OF which he died.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Third nnsemnn Knenn Relensea-

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 2s.-Wiliam Kuene.
the third baseman signed couple of weeks
ago to play with the Browns, has been re-
leased by Mr. Won der Abe. Carroll, whose
release has been expected for some time, will
be reinstated.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

Mrs L. II. Patton, Rockford, Ill.,, writes:
From personal experience l can recommend
DeWitps Sarsaparilla, cure for impure
blood and general debility"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Hoard nfIiealih.

Nugget Nugget Nugget Buy Big
Nugge baking powder. 80 OF. IS cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
ANU USEM NJ E MT 8
THE EVANS,

The Hot Springs OF American,
Hot Springs, S. ID.
Finest Resort Hotel In the w est, strictly First
Class, Large tooms, single or Ensnlte' Sow
open. All Modern Impro oyenis nts, Table Spo-
clalty Reasonable hates for Bsian ee of season.
Orchestra and Dancing Eyery Evening IN the Mu
sic Hall finest Plume Bath In the United
states beautiful Mountain scenery, SPLENDID
Climate, Cool Nights. No Mosqult0s a0ol feet
above the sea ThD south Dakota Hot sgrings
are ATTRACTING attention all over this world hnh
are curing a larger percentage thao any sprinss
farmasion address, d. \. MARDEk
Hot Sprlngs. South DAkota.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

Sick headachei Beecnam's Pills win re-
ieye
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

Mrs. Widslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teethnr gives quiet, helpful rest. 20
cents a bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Omaha wh.elmen at Fremont.

Nugget! Nugget Nuggeti Buy Big
Nugget baking powder. 32oz. % cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

Dewitt's sarsaparllls casaa,,, tho blood
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
CAMP SHERIDAN OCCUPIED
Hundreds of Veterans Early on the Re-
union Grounds
WILL BE FORMALLY OPENED TODAY
How the Interests OF tho State Organiza-
tion VIII BE Promoted-Pemb bcrton's
Female Drum Corps First to
Arrive at Grand Island.

CAMPSnERiDlS, GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug.
2s.-[Special Telegram to TIE Bee. Tho
first organization of its kind al Camp Sberi-
dan Is Pemberton's female drum corps,
which caused all the veterans present to
take in the sights whilst keeping in step with
the beat Of the drum. They came IN on an
Afternoon train and proceeded to camp at
once.
The camp Is ready for the thousands who
are expected to fill it with animation within
u few hours. In fact several hundred are al
ready here, having como in BY train from the
Superior reunion and by wagon from variouz
parts OF the state. In point of convenient ar
rangements and beauty OF construction, Camp
Sheridan far excels all past efforts. Ex-
perielce has been rather dear school to the
reunion committee, but the active members
have profted oy it, ana the result will be ap-
precated by all who may come. One OF the
most important features this year will be the
more complete organization of state socie-
ties, to the end that all may, In the future,
act in unison. 1t has been suggested, and
the suggestion will be carcied out that every
state organize, and that tho secretaries OF
the various state societies taen hold
meeting and organize by electing
u president, secretary and treasurer, so as
to crystalze the WORK and make it possible
organization. 1t is also proposed that each
state prepare roster. giving not only the
comrades name, company, regiment and
present place Of residence, but also the place
from which he enlisted.
.Where Did You EnIist?"
This will be great help in he search for
friends. The question most often asked at a
reunion is, Where di6 you enlistP' Stormy
weather Is the only thing that can pr event
the present reunion being the largest and
grandest ever held IN the state.
majority of the old soldiers of Nebraska
are farmers who settled here in an early day
| ated. The season has been a favorable one.
that they can spend week shaking
hands with the ooys, and listening to the
words of patriotism which are sure to be ut
tered from the rostrum and around the camp
fires.
The city too. offers attractions. Grand Is
land is in irer Sunday clothes and the citi-
zens are unit in one grand effort to properly
| entertain the nations defenders.
Broken Bow mas tent to accommodate
| 500 OF Its people who will attend the reunion.
Street cars are running TO the camp every
| ten minutes, and are well filled with visitors
who want to take a good look at the camp be-
| fore the crowds come. Since this is, also, the
| last day that carriages or vehicles of any de-
| scription will be allowed on tho grounds, the
| people are enjoying the opportunity.
A light shower fell last night, settled the
| dust and made the visit to the camp doubly
pleasant this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29

Standing OF the Teams
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-20
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
WHEREAS, J.. T, Caillouet, of the Parish of
Lafourche has applied to me for the cancel
latlon CT two Bonds drawn and subscribed
by himself each for the sum of one thousand
dollars, as principal, one dated the 10th day
OF January, 1882, with Theophile ~1hibouauX
and Clement Arthur Bourgeois,>as sureties.
each for the sum of Five hundred dollars and
the other dated the eth day of January 1887
with Theophllc ThibOdauX and Eyariste Ma
ronge,, rs s%ureties, each for the sum of Five
hundred dollars each, and conditioned for
the faithful performance and discharge by
said l.. L. Caillouet of his duties as Notary
Public in and for the Parish of Lafourche,
Now, therefore,, l, MURPHY JAMES FOS-
TEX, Governor of the State of louisiana.
have thought proper to issue this my pro
clamation with the view of giving public no.
tice to all persons herein interested and con
cerned to SHOW cause in writing, at the Of
nee OF the Secretary of State ut the CITY of
Baton Rouge within ninety DAYS from and
after the last publication hereof, why said
Bonds and the mortgage resulting therefrom
should not be Cancelled and annulIed and the
above named securities discharged from any
further liabilities in the premises.
g. Given under my signature and the seal
a : ofthe state of Louisiana mt the CITY
~ of Baton Rouge this 29th day of June
a. D., 1882.
MURPHY j. FOSTER,
By T~HEGOYERNOR
L. s. \
Secretary of State.