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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
5peeial Notifies.

A. BY the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
oSS FIFTH-AVE., near 27th.st.
VIM. ID. NORMAN. Auetioneer.
THIS CTHURsDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
APRIL 81 AND %
AT O'CLOCK.
AND THIS THURSDAY EVE, APRIL 81,
AT 8 O'CLOCK,
EXECUTORS SALE,
BY Direction Of
Mr. L. J..WOOLSEY. Executor
OF the
wooIsEY ESTATE.
OF the
Colonial furniture Old presdg Minsoo tham6e
S ssss M 3 S@ n.ss Hs1s soS S
Sci p SXTLERY OF Oil PAISTTNGs BY OLD
AND MODERN MASTERS,
including
mans t osher Article. Of Highly ' hrc ESoseace. re-
Warrington Square To our Rooms where they are
nov exhibition from O'Clock a. m. ~ p m and
THE PAIETINGs WILL BE SOLD THIS THIS CrHuRs-
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
800 FIFTH AVENUE NEAR SAITH STREET
SALE THIS
(THtRSDAY) AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
PAINTINGS
IN OIL AND wATER-COLORS
BY the late
b. r. FrTz.
no BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF HIS EXECUTOR,
ROBERT SOMERvILLE. Auctionaer
BY oRTGIES CO.
Henry b. Herts' Son. Auctioneer.
ONCE 242 SHAVE.
ExECUTRIX SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sTEINwAY & SONS PIANoF0RTE.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
Ar o:3O O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
PRIVATE pALATIAL RESIDENCE
NO As WEST o3D-ST, NEAR 5Ti.AvE.
ehasers a. everything Is finest character through
out comprising does strlcty hrst-eass turnture.
rugs bronze and Marble statuary Bric-aBrac and
Clock SETS Oriental Ivory and PoIceains, together with
enOis VA iotIsfsIi OIL MoDERH OIL PAINTINGS
which being too few gallery sale Will be sold In the
house o6 6SHTs t 5aco ajf AsRsfs
.IHMAR0LI RiGHET BL K. s,t iPE9SoFIFFG ;:po
by order Of ALBERT l. COIN.
kSss .5d ss % tho
Dining Room and faTiofs
pari.-sfagnincent Private House tor sale.
Paris aspect full south fine mont opposite one 81 inc
Pare Noneesu gates. Thoroughly well built stands on
LOO metres Of grg9nd with entrances from sTo
f fRg.y to }" S0rriN' Notary rue DC !. vllY i -.
New.Ensiamd Monument Company.
Cemetery Memorials in Granite. Bronze and Marble
321 Broadway, opposite Dodge Statue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21

Commandant with regret the death of Asa Bise
low Kellogg ;Seyenth Col at Greenbush "a Y: April
18th inst. f. q. ARTHUR, Colonel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-21
Paris-sfagni6cent Private flo

Magnificent Private House tor sale. .
Paris aspect fu south fine mont opposite one 81 the
Pare Moneesu gaea. Thoroughly well built stands on
loo metres OF ground with entrances from TWO
Apply 30 NJ NOTTIN, Notary, dc 10 Nille LE'eghe
Paris
New.Ensiand Monument Company.
Cemetery Memorials in Granite Bronze and Marble.
3ol Broadway. opposite Dodge Statue
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
"
Red Willow County's Harvest.

MCCooK, Neb., July 3l.-TSpecial to The
BEE Red Willow county will be heard
from agaiu this year, and her crops will be
challenge is open to the world. The acreage
of wheat, oats and ryeis double that Of last
year, and about one-third moro of barley.
The grain is nearly all safely cut and in the
stack aud shock. The yield will exceed that
of last year, as the heads of the grain are
larger and the berry better.
John Hatfield, one of the largest farmers
here, picked several heads of wheat at ran
dom from his field near tins city and found
over sixty plump grains on each head. All
farmers report the prospective yield as great
as last year. Corn in this county was made
by the four rains which have fallen in tho
past two weeks. Over four inches OF ram
has fallen in Red Willow county within the
past ten days.
Corn is well advanced, nearly all of it be-
ing in the tassel and on some the ears are
commencing to appear. A c. Mode, John
Whitaker and several other farmers in this
city last week reported their grain all har-
vested and their corn caring.
Hon. Ben Clayton secretary of the
notianal farmers congress, whose home
is at Macedonia, Ia, was in this part
OF the state recently looking after
several farms he has here, and in an inter-
view said the people of Iowa and Illinois
never saw such crops as the ilepu olcan val
ley ana especially this county has this year.
wheat on the ground and never saw finer
quality. The corn, he says, is far ahead of
either Iowa or Illinois, aud is more than
satisfied with his small holding Of Nebraska
farms. He predicts heavy immigration froE
the east this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

He was plainly Il veteran, says the
Washington Star, and he Looked with
interest several times at a man who held
his handkerchief to the side of his face.
After while he said: ''Toothache, =,
misterp" mo; wounded "Where'd
it happen?" Gettysburg. You don't
say so! Keeps coming open, does it,,
cap'ni" Yes. 1t hasn't shown any
sign of healing yet. " You don't say so!
Bullet, wasn't it, major?" mo; cut. y
That's bad. tell you, colonel, those
sabers leave mighty nasty place nine
times of ten" mo doubt of it,"
s'pose you got your pension for that long
ago, Gidn't you, general?" mo. -
''You ought to have Il pension sure. u
WELL, - replied the man with the hand
kerchief, 81 haven't had time to apply
for it yet. You see | only got this wound
yesterday, when | happened to be in
Gettysburg on business, and had bar.
ber shave go il a hurry"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
West Point News.


WEST PoINT, Neb, July 3l.-[Special to
THE BEE. Last FRIDAY the wife of J. d..
Young died at her home, seven miles east of
town, from spinal trouble She was past so
years of age. She will be buried under the
auspices of the Swedish Lutheran church.
Since Water Commissioner Haeffiin issued
the order limiting the use OF the city water
for sprinklinR purposes to certain hours, the
reservoir does not get exhausted as fire.
quently as formerly. For nearly four weeks
the pumps were kept working without a
minuto's intermission and the supply hardly
kept uD to the consumption. The new wells
will fill the bill
increase. II the number swells in the mex.
four weeks as during the last few days
there will be the largest enrolment on rec
ord in Cunning county. Nearly 100 are re-
corded already and there are many others
who will DO here as the last two weeks draw
near.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
SOME WEN OF NOTE.

| Mr.. Astor's income equals n regular
| flow of $73S a minute This is probably
the reason why he never learned to re-
cite "over the hill to the poorhouse."
| Charls A. Dana Frick is the name OF n
bright, healty Pittsburg boy who was
one week old last Friday night. He is
the son of Henry G. Frick, general man
ager of the Carnegie iron and steel
mills
Mr. Cleveland has withdrawn two
members of his family from politics and
the people will see his bluff and go him
one better in the fall. With three out
the Democratic side of the game will bo
| retired.
| Ex-senator Ingalls, is now in Vienna,
whence he will go to Rome and then
back to Berlin, where he has already
made brief stay. He will return home
| by way of Paris and London about Sep
| tember l.
| Harrison Breedlove of Carson, New,
| is seventy years old and amuses him
self with nursing the brand new twin
babies with which his good wife has
| just presented him. Mrs Breedlove Is
sweet 63.
General Patrick A. Collins, having
returned all the way from Europe with
the CT aritable purpose of seconding the
nomination of his dear friend Grover, is
now about to return to Carlsbad in
search of health.
William Iiams, who died in Baltimore
Il few days ago in his S0th year, was one
of the first blacismiths employed by the
| Baltimore and Ohio railroad He had
been selected with three other vetran
blacksmiths TO go to tho World 5 fair at
| Chicago with the Baltimore and Ohio's
exhibit.
Louis G. Brennan, the inventor of the
| famous 1900, 600 torpedo, has been Great
| ed a companion of the bath OF Queen
Victoria. Mr.. Brennan is by birth an
| 1rishmnn, but spent much of his life in
| Australia. He was offered $3.50, 600 for
| his torpedo by Russia, but preferred to
| sell it to Eng land.
During run of ill-luck at baccara
not long ago oX-King Milan, who is no
torionsly superstitious, attributed his
losses to the evil influence ola lady seat
cd just behind him. Turning to her il
passion the .exiled monarch said
Twill you have the kindness TO change
your place? | am losing because you
are behind me-" "But was not behind
you when you lost your throne" was
the reply, and the conversation went no
further.
'Mark Twain" was born in Missouri,
Howels in Ohio, Bert Harte in Albany,
N. Y, Aldrich in New Hampshire,
Richard Watson Glider in New Jersey,
Richard Henry Stoddard In Massachu-
setts, Julian Hawthorne in Boston, and
Henry James ''in New England. Amelie
Rives and Thomas Nelson Page are Vir-
ginians, and Joel Chandler Harris Is
Georgian. There is plenty of room in II
great many states, it seems, for literary
genius to be born.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
Nugget! Nugget Nuggetl Buy Bis
Nugget baking powder 81 OF. 25 cents.
Auburn Reunion.

A district reunion of soldiers in the
southeastern counties of Nebraska will
be held on the fair grounds at Auburn,
August 1911 President Wilson T.
Majors ana Secretary David Campbell
promise royal good time toall comers.
I'VE expect TO have 100 tents which can
be pitched on the fair grounds. where
good water is plentiful. Thee will be
plenty of good restaurants on the ground
where you can get good meals for 25
cents each. Those who wish to do their
own cooking will find supplies on the
ground at very low rates. Fire wood
free. There will be free dinner on the
second day, I7th. Everything possible
will be done to make it pleasant for all
who attend"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
Personal PAR.iGR4PHS.

MIS-. Nellie Bangs-Skelton is the guest Of
Judge and Mrs j. l.. f. MtGee.
Miss Eva Mason has gone to Davenport to
spend u week visiting friends.
Miss Cora Mason has returned from visit
with friends In Missouri Valley.
e. X. Patterson has been spending the past
week at his Old homo in Sterling, Ill.
Mrs. w. w. Mason is home from visit
with relatives and friends in Nebraska.
Mrs. McKune and Mrs. l. M Treynor will
leave Wednesday for a trip through the east.
Mrs. j. M. Cox and daughter Hattie of
Pella, Ia, are visiting at the Chrstia home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bosen and son Roy are
spending few days in Sloan Springs, Mo-
Miss Eta Maxwell and Miss Belle Kalo
have returned from vacation trip through
the east.
Don 5. Culver OF West Superior, Wis. is
In the city, the guest of the family of Rev
G.. W. Crofts.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. e. Gililand will leave to-
morrow for visit at Salt Lake City. Mr.
Gilliland will return in week, while his
wife will remain for several weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
STILL DEEPER CUTS.
Great Clearing Sale ut the Boston Store,
Council BluifS.
12APE NHITE nEn

Great Clearing Sale ut tho Boston store,
Council Bluifs.
BARGAINS IN WHITE BED
SPREADS.
AT 65c we show an Soc.
AT 79c our $l.O0 spread.
AT 9Sc our ST. % spread.
Our line of 25c towels for 19c or So Is
per dozen.
Best quality pattern oil cloth for 15c.
Adjustable window screens for 19c
each.
Wash silks, taffetta cords and Chilian
cloth all in ut l0c yard.
Light and dark challies worth &c and
&c for 4c yard
Pears unscented soap Sc a cake
Walkers Water Lilly, Dusky Diamond,
Census soap and CASTLE, all in at
cakes for l0c. Buttermilk soap 10c a
cake.
Colored parasols at half price, $500
for 81, so, $500 for 81. 80 and SO on.
All our black sun umbrellas at cost
during the ll-day sale.
Come early and secure the best bar
gains BOSTON STORE,
FoTnERINGHAMI, WHIrELAw g. Co.,
Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
Cozad improvements.

CozAD, Neb., July 3l.-TSpcial to The
BEE, The addition to the Commercial hotel
of this place is being pushed, the brick work
being already completed. When finished
the capacity of the mousse will be about
doubled.
The postoffice will be in its new quarters
next week. The new Office building is a
fine two-story brick and an ornament to the
town. Postmaster Samuel Atkinson de-
serves praise for his enterprise in providing
so substantial and elegant a building. His
confidence in republican success this fall is
evidenced by this act,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
-4a= ..7.-= 77l---
MINOR MENTION.
n Y. Plumbing &C.
I'll D1pn. ,,n.kor ~

n Y. Plumbing &C.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co.,
A meeting of the city council will be held
this evening
There will be no services at St. Pau's
church during August.
John Dunkel died Yesterday morning a
his home, 222l Seventh street, aud was bur
led at o'clock in the afternoon. The dis
ease was lung fever.
Work on the new Avenue 3 schoolhouse is
progressing rapidly, ana the prospects are
that the building will be in shape for use by
the opening of the fall term of school. The
brick walls are completed to the top OF the
second story and the roof Is being put cn.
Mrs. ]. q. Lemen, who was dangerously
Ill Saturday, was reported slightly improved
yesterday, and some hopes are now enter
tanned OF her recovery. Her father, Mr..
Hagie, ana her sister, Mrs. DIR. Pembroke,
arrived from Greenville, ILL.,, yesterday
morning
A pr,zehght took place Saturday night
near the linekun on the Crescent City road,
between Ieph Hughes and an unknown.
There was great deal OF spirring OF Il
rather unscientiic kind DONE and the air
was the only thing that was very severely
beaten. The fight was declared draw.
The superintendent and several members
of the school board went to Cutoff Saturday
TO make arran gements for opening school
there in accordance with petition sent III
by the residents of that locality at a recent
meeting of the board. The school will he
opened at the same time with the other city
schools in September.
Tho case of Messrs. Pyburn and Hodson,
charged with cheating by false pretences in
making trade with one James Coyle, of Cut
OF, was tried by Justice Hammer after
numerous continuances on account of the
parties being unprepared. The justice has
taken the case under advisement and decis-
lon will be rendered tomorrow.
union meeting of Baptists of Council
Bluffs was neld last evening at the First
Baptist church. NJ q. Mcleod, secretary of
the executive committee of the Baptist Young
Peoples union, made the principal address
of the evening, in which he gave an account
of the recent national convention of Baptist
young peoples societies at Detroit. A fair
sized audience was present ar the meetiu 6
was interesting. At the close several addi-
tons were made to the Berean Baptist
church by baptism.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
DROWNhD IN 4 WHfRLPOOL.
Henry McCarty Loses His Life In the Mis-
souri, ut PIattsmnmt

Henry McCarty Loses HIS Lie In the MIS-
souri, at Piattsmouth.
PLATTsMouTu, Neo., July 81. Especial Tel
egram to THE BEE. Henry McCarty, a boy
10 years old, was drowned in the Missouri
river today. Tue boy was in swimming with
companions at Rocky Poiut just below the
city, ami swan TOO far out in the river. lie
was caught in the current and borne into the
whirlpool around the piers of tho b. & NJ.
bridge. His companions made desperate eff
forts to save him. He was the son of Con
McCarty, u well-snowu railroad man. The
boiy has not been recovered.
Developments show that the Waterman
opera house was insured for Ss2 900 instead of
$4,000 as at first reported. Nothing further
us to the origin Of the fire has been discov-
cred.
Another heavy rainstorm visited this sec
tion this evening. A terrific amount OF
water fell, but no material damage was done.
In the country the rain assured an already
good crop
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

MADRID, Neb., July 3l.-[Spccial to Tue
BEE. When it is taken into consideration
that there Is an increase in the area of culti-
waited land in Perkins county of at least 40
per cent in excess of the acreage OF 1891,
which was our banner year as to yield, some
idea can be formed OF the immense amount
OF products which Will be marketed at Mad
rid the coming fall aud winter 1t is impos-
siole to get sufficient help. The result is
that but little stacking is being or can pc
done. Most of these vast fields OF grain will
be threshed from the shock.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
Footp,ds at south sioux City.

SOUTH SIOUX CITY, Neb., July Especial
to TnE BEE. l-Footpads held up LOUIS Jeep,
a prominent business man OF this city, last
night about o'clock and relieved him OF a
silver watch and 81
The Sioux City police have two men u 1der
arrest answering the description of the rob-
bers They were captured as they came over
the Chic go. ST. Paul, Minneapolis Il Omaha
bridge. They mad weapons, masks, gags,
etc, $50 in coin put no watch They are be-
ing held for requisition.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
Nuggets Nugget Nugget! Buy Big
Nugget baking powder. 81 OF. 20 cents.
Fire at St. Paul.

ST. PAUL, NeD., July 3l.-[Special Tele-
gram to TIE BEE. AT 4;l5 this morning a
fire broke out in a frame building adjoining
the Shalda brick block. Before an alarm
was sounded the building was mass of
flames, and the fire company could only hope
TO save propert more valuable adjoining,
Their efforts were successful, ana not a dol
iar's worth of stock was destroyed except the
small stock OF millinery goods in tho aujoin-
ing building. Insurance, 81 ,O25.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

ELKHoRN, Neb., July 3l.--[Special Tee-
gram to The Bee. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard, who are walking against time from
Seattle, Wash, 10 Chicago, passed through
this city today. The tramp Is made on u
wager OF 5000 between San Francisco and
Seattle parties, and the conditions of the
wager are that Howard shall trundle a
wheclbarrow and register at telegraph offices
along the route and accomplish the journey
in III and fraction days.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

TALMAGE, Neo., July 3L-[Spe cia Tele-
gram 10 The BEE. The store OF Tom Polt-
harsl x Co., and the saloon OF A. c. Buiz
were broken into last night by burglars. At
the store $3.50 aud some other little things
the saloon about Sl5.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
Leoture uefore etneIn,titute

Dr. Bernard Bigsby OF Detroit will deli yer
free lecture this evening at the First Pres
byterian church under the auspices of the
Pottawattamie Teachers institute His sub
iect will oe "Arnold and Rugby" Prof.
Sawyer who has heard HIM lecture states
that he Is the equal OF Archbishop Ryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
BIue MRS Loyal Mvst,o I.g,on

BLUE HILL, Neb, July 3l.-[Special to
The Bee. ii. b. Hartwell Of Hastings
organized Blue Hill council No. | OF the
LOYAL Mystic Legion IN this place Friday
night. The council starts out with mem
bership of thirly-one.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
STILL GREATER CUTS

At the Boston Store Clearing Sale, Council
Bluffs.
All our light wool plaids, stripes and
mixtures that sold for 80 and 5Sc, during
sale for 33c.
Full line Of bedford cords in plain and
fancy weaves, also camels' hair serges
and Scotch chevrons that sold for 75c
and SSc, during sale for 52tc. Full line
of cotele uni, bedford cords, crepons,
zig gag jacquards, etc, that sold for
$l.0O and $L25, during sale for 72fc.
Balance of our all wool challies in light
and dark, during sale for SOC.
$1,000 dress pattern for $3.50.
SO 90 dress pattern for S5.50
China silk in figures that sold for 65c
and 75c during sale for Ate.
BOSTON STORE.
FoTHERINGHAM, WHIrELA W & Co.
Council Bluffs, Ia
IL y, rf,,11 Il .,I
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

ENoR SALE-Sl acres OF good land and new
cottage. with four acres land in Warmers
Yille, Neb.; all modern improvements. will
exchange for pleasant cottage free of in
cnmOranco In Council Bluffs or Omaha.
T. II. Sheafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

DeWitts Sarsaparilia cleanses the blood,
increases the appetite aud tones up the sys-
tenn 1t has benefited many people WHO
have suffered from blood disorders. 1t will
heiny on
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
Manawa as family resort cannot be

Wanted-Iron moiders at the Ogden
Iron works, Council Bluffs. Good wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
l50people in this city use gas stoves
The GasCo. puts 'em in at cost.
WIN Ornament the Grounds.

A number Of officials OF the Northwestern
Railway company were in the city Saturday,
and as n result of their visit number OF i'm
provemcuts will be made that were not
planned for at first. When the company
first projected Its new local depot an ex-
peuditure of about 100000 was planned for.
Since then the amount to be laid out has
been shifted upward from time to time until
now it will require an expenditure OF nearly
S3O,0oo to complete all the improvements that
are contemplated.
1t has been decided to fence in the grounds
and sow down with grass seed oil that is not
occupied by tracks or In other ways actually
used in the company's business. This will
give a large grass plat on the east side of the
depot, on the ground now occupied by the
passenger and freight depots. and CORE
spending ono on the west between the de-
pot and the Bohrcr lots. On the east side a
fine fountain will be put in, so that the depot
grounds will be among the prettiest in the
west. The other roads centering in the Bluffs
could reap large harvest of gratitude from
the citizens IL they would pattern after the
NorthwesC tern in this respect.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

is there comedy in the situations, but the
lines are bright and full ofDwit and reparteo.
Little Tippettn Is an hndoubted 90. 1t
will I've repeated at the Farnam street
theater until Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

ENoR SALE-iS)-acre ranch in Cherry Co.
Il Neb. Good hay lahd, splendid range for
cattle. Nice cottage. stable and out build
ings In good repair, plenty water Best land
In the county: wi sell cheap. Write for de-
tails f. IL. Sheafo
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

When weak weary aud worn out, Hoods
your strength aud give you u good appetite.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

Or. J. 3. Moore, Dear Sir: My wife has
used about six bottles of your Tree OF Life,
and thinks that she has received greater ben
eft from it than any medicine she has ever
taken. Yours truly, l.. II. BUFKIN.
Gen'l Agent and Treas. West College.
Since receiving the above testimonial, l am
inreceipt OF letter and check from the Rev.
l.. ii Bufkin of Toledo, Iowa, April p, to
send Rev. j. w. Kenworthy, Crestliue, Kan
sas SIX bottles of Moores Tree Of Life.
For sale b. all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

DeWitts Sarsaparlila destroys such poi
sons as scrofula, skin DISEASES, ecz ana, rheu-
matism. Its timely use saves many lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

Wanted ut the Office of The OMAHA
BEE, copies OF the TdE EVENING BEE
April 25 1U,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01
NEWS OF YESTERDAY
Domestic.


The Colorado Coal and Iron company and
the Colorado Fuel company of Denver have
been consolid ted.
Tests of the new nickel armor plates on the
Bethlehem. Pa, proving grounds, have given
most satisfactory results.
The Idaho miners guilty OF contempt of
court in disobeying an in JUNCTION have been
held in bonds of sl,5J0 each
North Dakota has quarantlned against
Manitoba on account of the epidemic of
smallpox now raging in that province.
Herbert Siade the Maori and eX-prize
fighter, has elopcd with tho daughter of
Bishop Sneazy OF Salt Lake City, U. T.
Large numbers of people from the drOuth-
stricken sections OF northern Mexico are flock
ing in:o III Paso, Tex. Their condition Is ex-
treme y p!tfuL
Foreign.
Cholera Is disappearing from Persia.
A cyclone in Valencia did much damage to
that place and the surrounding country.
The English have installed new king In
Eastern Crabo and abolished human sac
riiices.
A prominent Italian naval engineer has
been arrested ut Toulon ana expelled from
France.
Mr.. Gladstone, 30 advices from London say,
is rapidly regalning his wonted health and
strength.
Radical consprators are alleged To have
saulU Oh prominent japanese officials.
DeWitts Sarsaparillacleanses the blood
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

EOR SALE-lIotols ami restaurants In Iowa
l. ana Nebraska. doing profitable business
and Wei located; will take land in part trade;
write for details, Il. H. Sheafc.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

Disease never successfully attacks the sy
EN- with pure blool. D,Witt's SIrsuplrilla
tmakes pure, new blood and cnriches blood
Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-01

ENOR SAbE-One of the bri ishtest ami most
Il dcsrabe homes In the city, on 4th ave
modern IN all respects Must sell, and will
sacrifice Address l6, Bee Office