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Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
PLEASED BOTH EAR AND EYE.
An Interesting Lecture for the Benefit OF
the II AsEociHfiun.

An Interesting Lecture for the Benefit OF
the TT Association.
The Lirinrer Art gallery was E-aced by
100 new pictures last night, but Unfor-
Tunatsly, though they were OF u beauty
much Ike that Of the companions among
which they found themselves, they were of
the vanishing sort that 20 and come with
the manipulation Of the slide IN a s1ere-
optican-
With al that Omaha people have read and
heard about The Worlds fair and seen OF il,
both AT Jackson park IND IN handsomely
Illustrated souvenirs. during the past sum
mer. IL would De very natural % suppose
that Il would be difficult 10 interest them
now with a lecture on The chief Textures OF
the rrsa1 exposition. Llusuraled with stere-
opficcn views. BaI The entertainment III
the LIu1nger gallery LAST night BY
Mr.. c. r CatIin proves that this IS Z mis-
taIfe. To those who had seen the fur il
eeTue Like another Gay spent OF the
grounds. and 10 those who had not enjoyed
TINS privilege il afforded a better ldea Of the
exposition than could be obtained IN any
other why. The series OF views De
ginning with the Nebraska building and
ending with a superb representation Of
the court Of honor, could noJ nave been Sc
lecteu with better Judgment, and, win Mr..
Wallace AT the machine. the best possible
effect WIS produced on the canvas. The pan
Drama and the comments and explanations
Of Mr.. Catlu maCe harmonious progress to-
rsIher, and one OF the most grail
fyIng TEXTURES Of the entertainment
were the remarks Of the lecturer,
winch showed the Just discrimination
and appreciation of an Intelligent and an
uhQsinstic student Of the great exhibition.
The views are Of both exterior ana inferior
attractions and are brought out with al
most the dislincIness OF reality Those
which seemed 10 create the most admiration
were the representations Of The Ferris
wheel Illuminated al night. the court Of
honor, the peristyle, groups OF sJatIary and
the wooded Island.
The entertainment WIS spoken Of on al
sides with highest c0uDencafJBn. especially
by those who had wished the fair and were
therefore best g~ualiis6 To Judge OF lis
merits
II IS MIR Cabins plan 10 give this enIer-
raInmenf al many places N the state for the
benefit Of the Western Art asBOCiallon.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Yesterday morning Judge Berka sentenced
William Henderson, 30 thirty days il the
county jai tar petlt larceny Henderson is
a haG WORKER ana stole IN overcuat from
Sixteenth and howard streets. He VII
feast on urca1 ana water Tor ten DAYS during
his confinement
Irving Fill a discharged soldier vas fined
- ana cosus yesterday morning for shooting
q revolver in q house OF Ed famc last niEnL
The police picked u1 -EDEiisl Bfl~ on the
streets yesterday morning. aud the Judge gave
am thirty GAYS OF the streets. BlI Just got
out Of the penltentIury where he was sent
two years ago for pocket packing
Oficer Davis recovered 800 worth Of cloth
lrr yesterday morning which naG been stolcu
the past week by house workers.
William BCrns hac his porEgt picked u
500 while In Il North Sixteenth street
saloon Friuay.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
4 F5KoRE.
Mrs. LENSES sayings nOr tksashed by the
kan-Hn Pnnnlists.

Mrs. Lenses sayings sOr ssnshed by the
kan~Hs Pap1lists.
TOPEKA. Nov. l1-Mrs. Mary Z Lenses
attack on the state admiElsGraBinn- Senator
Martin ana the fusion polag has created d
Ereassr fur0re than any pnIl1ieal event
since the le-islatlve light last winter Gov
ernOr LeveIiing says he VIII Withhold 1udg-
meDt Oh Mrs. Lease. waoEs hs appointed n
member Of The State Board OF CharlIles al
u salary OF $1,000 u year, until he hears fur
Jher from her. Ee admits he has heard she
WIS not getting along pleasantly with the
ether members Of Inc board Aassrs. House
holder and @aI1e- Some pppuLIsUs Intimate
Mrs. Lease IS preparing 10 20 over 10 the re
Pu5llcan party.
Spsalng Of the statement she made for
publlcaJlOn- Secretary Of State Oso8rce
says: Iii WIS the woman In her. We have
not been defeaBed. bpI DT Ihe mIssSabemen1s
OF The daily ueTspapGrs We wear TINT APP
pearance. md Mrs. Lease, win the natural
instinct Of her sex, flies at Us n true temin-
me rlre. -
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Judge Ogden Discusses the Law as IL APP
Plies ia Youthful rirninals-SOues
In orerruling a moIon for : new trial In
the case Of kaufman. Stevens and Sparks
the three dog caschers who were recently
convicted Of malicious destruction Of prop
ertv, Judge Ogden yesterday discussed
at some length what he considered the II
consistency Of the statute covering that Of
Tense. The law provides that where the
value Of the property destroyed exceeds 500,
the oSense constitutes 4 felony and Is
punishable by Imprisonment in the psniSen-
Tlarv for not less than one gear nor mora
than three.
This sentence The court cousideraa jus1i-
fable IN rhe case OF hardened criminals, but
many Of the cases OF tals character which
cune before the courts were those
IN winch boys md IL i mo-
inent Of anger destroyed TroperJF
and made themselves liable under the
statute. According TO toe La # 4 boy threw
! stone from i slGng shot through j window
and the window was worth over 500 ne
must serve al leRst l year II the pelIten-
tiary no matter what hIs general characber
might De. This IN many clses was too
severe. The boy was semi where he INST
associate with criminals for 4 long period 84
time ana II WAS most probab : uhat al the
end Of 1nat time ms associations would have
made him d criminal
A@- S=ANL MN hA~ 800 IA "
should be altered 50 as TO give the court
more latitude IN prDnounciaE sentence By
which the ends Of Justice would be equally
aBlained without makinr criminals Of boys
VINO mad not com niBtsC i crime Sufficient 10
Justify such d sentence
The Jury in the case OF the State -againsr
Mrs. Marshall returned a verdict Of guilty
late Friday night The woman WAS charged
with the theft Of Sid.5D from Joseph Wright.
Franz Williamson WAS Arral-nel on 4
charge Of grand larceny il criminal court
( yesterday morning. He entered a plea Of not
guilty
The case Of Hetzel against Beunett. whict
has been on trial before Judge scott since LAS
FRIDAY, was given 10 the jury yesterday. The
suit IS for the possession Of the stock o.
goods ID the Twenty-f0urth street grocery
and The amount involved is about s.. 900.
Mary A B~Hnkhardt mas applied for an IN
junction restraining the city and the BOarc
or Public Works from proceeding with tn
paving Of IhIrtisIh street, from Anes Nv.
euue 10 Fort street until ras and server
mains have been put IN ana wafer coGnec
lions made.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
FpnRD wKpLET.
west Virginia ctstz-us r--ve8 - cSiuubus
70 Con xrsrutars Gin.

70 Con ErarutAfe BIN
CuIrMB-s. O.. Nov 1I-Abgut thirty cit5-
sens q Wheeling. W Va, chartered q
special car On the Baltinors d Ohio and
arrived here tins evening and called on
Governor Mckinley. L B Fart Of the
Wheeling TnbeifEencer addressed the gov
srnor IN behalf Of the party. he SAID
We have prosoered most Kinder that
measure which bears vUur hOnored name
we nave suffered most under the threat TO
wlpe out that Law and substitute one that
shall reverse the principle on which the
tart Legislation has been based for = gen
Grafton Living under a governor who
has not a single redseninF Vrouec-
Zionist principle, IL is an exceptional
satisfaction 20 come ever the river % pay
our respects 10 4 governor who enbodIes al
the principles Of good government as well as
the virtues whicn commend a stAbes1a1 10
thoughtful minds.
Governor Mckinley replied as follows
MI Hart. and Gentlemen from West
Virginia I rejoice today that our PHrty
PRINCIPLES have been successful n a majority
Of the states where elections were held Tues
day and we confidently believe that u the
elections next year. 20 be held IN al Of the
states. those principles Vii be tr-
unphaaty approved. The people
Of Ohio have spoken IN emphatic
protest against free trade and cry cut
against the unjust treatment Of our coun-
Ery's defenders. Our victory was aided oy
many democrats WHO were III Wiling 10 vote
for 4 policy which would sacrifice the best
interests Of the wurkInErnen and the highest
prosperity and patriotism Of the country.
The verdict in Ohio Is IN expression Of IN
swervinE devotion to our country, It's best IN
tsrests and highest destiny.
I shall be glac-we al shall be glad
when the rreat state Of West Ti-ginia,
which you represent, shall with q fair and
fun vote, rec5ru itself for republican prin-
ciples anG politics, the success Of which is
the SUCCESS Of our rich, industrial staue.
again thank you and VII be glad To Ereel
YOU personally
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
srRoyG ~KE,oLCTI1ys
Delegates irom Trade and Labor Unions
speHk VERY Plainly.

Delegates IRON Trade and Labor Unions
spenk VERY Plainly.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 1.-The following nd
dress has been given out for publication as
being the result OF 4 meeting Of Delegates
from the trade and labor unions held Last
evening al the Ashland house:
Whereas. As tits PROPOSED az the conference
OF the Knights Of Labor and trades unions
neld TINS cay Ia Philadelphia to consider the
question Of political action by workinEmen as
the only possible and practical remedy For IN
QuStT1h ana DoLIHca evils 10 adopt 4 plat
form Of principles, and elect officers Tor the
political movement be IL
Resolved. That We approve Of this new de-
purtare by w-orkinEfuPn ~ the true remedy
for the evils Of their condition nnd one pre-
farably 70 the past policy. Of ncnpoiiIlcal
unions whose Illegal methods and unlawful
nets. Hs exempliied al Homestead, Rochester,
Buffalo. Albany, Toledo, ChIcagn. etc only
resulted in defsut Of the men. the arrest Of
the lenders. or the selling OF uhe strikers BY
the ring in Philadelphia t0 the corporations
Resolved. That w enter our protest AGAINST
the af1Rmpt 20 be made by the lew fanaTlcal
cran5s Of dishonest men 10 destroy mis- new
movement by forcing into the platform social
isbir and i'm oossiule demands Of confederation
and robbery Of privaus property;
thai The people do not believe II TO XII The
new Increment We demand the adoption Of
q short simple platform On labor questions.
which we understand and which ARE de-
manGed by the wUrkinEuen, FOR shorter hours,
better WAGES ana the Improvement q their
condition. such as bills for the regulation OF
mines, mills and factories Anri-chld labar,
an1i-convicS- Chinese and paaper labor, life
ana Limit bills. lien laws and ether measures
that can be obtained by Legislation upon de-
uaud OF w-urk1nCruen. even from the present
house of congress and state legislatures.
Resolved, That we also enter our protest
against the election ~ officers Of this party
any Of the present hypoc-i1acal and corrupt
men who have plunucreG tine knights OF Labor,
growing rich out OF The uInand misery Of IT.
\ member by biz Salaries ana EyuUrTlOn and
pretending to sell the votes Of the order 10 RE-
publican, Democratic and pUpulist paTties al
each and every election, when they III the
SHINE Time rafused TO discuss political ques-
lions in the order. and. vino. having ruined the
Knights of Labor una reducsd The member
ship from 100000 10 10000 mem bers, now IL
tempt to srar1 a new mcveuea: that they can
control. rob ana sell OUT ut tuTure elections.
G. I. J~EFFERs5 hartman.
Nj NJ, kOEEIiTs. -ecreIury
kpRERT HllsSDE, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Eve wears he 3 certai, 70 receive less than
the amount pad In. 20 interest - Pad On
withdra wals Unless the shares are two years
old. when 8 per cenf IS alcwed Suppose q
member Carried Eve shares ror uve Scs-s. =
thai time he vii have paid in monthly cues
SIS, includinr e fer initiation AIDING 6
per cert on the amount pac INTO the luan
fund. brings tie totnl up ID S9T 10 subtract
from that the l1itiaticn fee q 81 and Saocou-
ElbUte1 % the EXPENSE fund. and a viii be
seen that the w1Endruwlng shareholder re
ceives 1880 less than the amount actually
paid into the ASSOCIATION
The beauty o. the system is best Illustrated
In tabular form. ten shares for three wears
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
BOARD of County Commissioners.

At The meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners yesterday afternoon BIDS
were opened Tor furnishing the years supply
Of coal for the county hospital The bidders
were C0utant * Squares, the Nehrasza Fuel
company and c 3. Ravens * Co. They were
referred.
A further notice was received from Build
ing Inspector THY relative % placing SMOKE
consumers on the court house and jaiL BE
terred.
The usual appropriation sheets were
passed. including the county apperrionneuB
Of election expenses. after which the board
adjourned for one week.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Il 1sas-sIxrEEN PAGES
HERE ARE The FIGURES
OEnvszzing Board COuolstss the Count Of
TIE City T0te.
GENERAL RESULT IS NOT CHANGED
Oracfsl Count sets 1T Rest An Anxisr,
that wns Feif BY the Candidates
vino Were Near the Dam
ger Line.

The canvassinE board that has been al
work for the last two days on the election
returns on the state and county ticket com
pieted the anvzss d the nine wards Ct the
city shortly after 10 clock last evening
south Omaha AID the country precincts VII
be canvassed Monday. and Il IS believed
that complete figures can be given tomorrow
evening. The can vass has developed no
matsr1al changes from the vote Is an
nCunced several days aEo 3y TN BEE, and
il there are no more radical changes II the
outside precincts tnan have developed il tse
city the list Of winners viii remain rs
heretofOre announced and their pluralities
promise TO be as given below. The official
vote Of the eightyeight city precincts is
given by Itself and is as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Sixteen men applied 10 the police station Tor
a place 10 sleep early last evening Others
followed later on and the ial was -rowded
with unfortunate Dcu who were out o. EN-.
plOyEepL. Most Of the men said that they
had come from kearney, where thev had
been thrown ont Of employment by the shut
ting down of a mil AZ that place. They are
trying 10 get east- where they think they
can secure work A rood many OF the men
who are travelling without means are from
Chicago and other eastern cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Receipts a. the custom house the pnst
week have been Five cars Of tan plate from
Wales Tor tue Cucahy Packing company; ]
can q Tin plate for the Omaha Can Manu-
featuring company; 2 casks Of VINE and I
cask OF brandy from SPAN. for John T.
kerns l case Of manufactured tobacco from
AusHril, for Max Never x Co. / car Of tea
from Japaa- for McCord, Brady & Co. =
casks e. wine from Germany, for Oscar
Munger / cask Of yin and I casb Of whisky
from Dublin. for Ed Quinn; . bales o fSu-
maJra tUbacco. for RlsensbocK IL Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
s~last,tng st-rl Ran Prices.

PTrrsBURe, Nov. 1.-THE Pitts5urg Post
says that within q few days The Maryland
Steel company accepted an order for $4,000
tons Of rails delivered on The line OF the Bos-
ton & Albany road al SO per ton and within
a couple Of days the Carnegie Steel company
has sold rails af-Ahe phenomenaly low price
Of 81. 80 al the mill This slashing Of prices
is unparalleled in this branch Of the trade.
The effect has been the disruption Of The
pool which has been IN existence for four
VearS.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
FyE QUESTION or LAW.

Time of Death Of Two Grand Trunk Vic
b4Ens an Important Question.
BATTLE CREEK- Mich, Nov lL-Special
Telegram 10 The BEE. A curious question
has arisen with regard 10 the death Of
Charles {. SAKE and his wife, two New
York victims Of the Grand Trunk collision.
They left two children. II SAKE died first
the wIfs's reiaGives VIII get The property,
which Is very large, but If Mrs SAKE died
first The hQsbanGts heirs VIII be IN llcA-
The suppusIIlon Is JnaI both died instan-
Uane0usly, although the husband : heirs viii
urge that the wife, being supposedly the
weaker Of Inc Two, WIS first 10 sacrumh. A
long drawn out contest u the New York
courts Is The prospect.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Railway postal CLERKS who cal al The Of
fee Of The superintendent Of the service in
The federal building fnd cheer in 4 Dux Of
cigars sent up from Perry, a Cherokee Surip
town, by John A B4omquist. Blouqulst.
WHO was recently on 4 Union Pacific mail
car. left the service 10 70 into The hardware
business IN the new country ana IS succeed
ing. he says, beyond widest h0pes. From
this the boys Judge that ms success m1sb be
really phenomenal.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

CHICAGo, Nov l-M4sB kats Field, VINO
entered ner paper, KATE FIsid's Washing
ION, for competition al the Worlds far, sue
ceecea IN winning z Columbian medal and
an honorable mention Tn Judge declares
that the Journal Is an -xD0nen OF woman 5
ahLlnes HAG Ihai II also represents an -Uu-
1lnehtng spirit OF patriotic adherence 10
American INSTITUTIONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Ernns Enaaa GuiIr

Louisville, Nov IA special from
Bardstown, Ky. says IL lis the Jury re-
turned . verdict Of guilty against Evans
ana was disGtarred- This satlsned the mot.
and al trouble has been arertsd Unless the
nagroes attempt a rescue The soldiers vii
return home to-day
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Edward YGrtnu, one Of the judges Of cleo
lion IN the Ninth district Of the Second
ward, alleges raat some peculiar methods Of
computation were resUrtad 70 in that DIS
ulcL and Lhat The republican candidates
we're beaten Out OF a good many votes. Es
says that be is Gundcent The district gave
a big vote 10 the Republicans, and that when
They were tailed up the vols fell far short
OF what il should
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
RAKKlsoNs P~LrRALrrT.
Only Question Sou l. How Much Was Hob
camb Beaten.

The canvass Of the votes in Douglas county
On supreme Judge WIS completed last night.
thus making ii possible 10 giTs this
morning approximately correct figures
on the result IN the state. There
are seven counties where the oEncial
Canvass ms not been made ana where II ms
been necessary 10 maze an sIlnab The
total vote. however, viii not be changed
over 800 by the Official count. The plurality
for Harrison over Hoicomb, is shown 10 De
7,272- The faIlng Gf IN the total vote is
much lager than was anticipated The re-
sui by ounlie was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

JoEn Nelson was arrested enrly yesterday
morning On the charge Of r3bbing i room
mate Of several dollars in Tenth street
lodging house. The complainant, Charles
Conner, says that ne caught Nelson in the
act Of going through his clothes. The Charge
preferred against Nelson Is larceuy.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Iu.nc-r ID tt.e rrnr-.

The canvass on Justices Of the peace was
completed al SO laBe Al our hat no totals
were made. but ii is believed that the sIx
winners VIII be picked from the following
eight, VINO seem to stand IN the following
order, with The last three pretty vel.
punched:
Baldwin. Bartlett. CocEren. Crosby.
CraQe, Cowherd, Smith and Long.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
short Runs.

J. r Gibson district passenger agent Of
the Northwestern, with headquarters az
Madison Nls., wel known 20 many persons
IN Omaha WIS IA the city Friday
George 3 Teedrick- formerly stationed in
this city. bun for the past three wears al
Milwaullee. where he represented the Penn
sylvanIa lines, Gomez back 70 Omaha
again on Account Of ms health.
Mr.. TeedrCk viii have charge
al Aebraska. a portion Of Wyoming and Da-
kOIa along the lines Of tue Elkhorn and Bur
lkngtDn ssstems. also Council Bluffs anG
Sioux City Since MIR. TeeGricks transfer
b Mlwaukae the passenger department. Of
Nhs Pennsy' mas been without u representa-
VuFe al THIS point Aiessrs. Thorp ana J-n-
klng. who hare been hon0rIng Omaha with
visits IN The past IN the interest Of their line.
wlA now aave 10 l0oE elsewhere Tor new
pastures.
O :. Lsf0ru, vice president Ct the Chi
cago A. Eastern Illinois. with headquarters
IA Chlrasn, IS visiting friends n The CITY
General Solicitor Thurston is expected
back from New York today
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Ordering Am.ricup Cprn.

BrHLIS, Nov. IA dlspabch from Copen-
hagen saws that United States Agricultural
Agent Murphy reports having made further
progress IN the maize propaganda. MIR Muir
phy ADDS thai an important grain house
aahled 30 The United States on Thursday
last, ordering 9a,00a pounds Of dne maize
maui
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
BurK kerth -oorrh "a.

Fire broke out II the second story Of the
rem Of I'll North Sixteenth street The
apartments are occupied by Buck Keith and
the ire was caused by a defective nue. The
amount 10 more than Sl00 Julius Schradsr
owns the building. us79
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
CaG by las laaaaaaa rAuHr.

CHIcASo Nov III Is reported that the
Canadian Paeidc has put into effect cuT rates
a. follows betWeen san Francisco and east-
ern pOin1s san Francisco - IT Paul and
A-lnaAp0ts. 6D Chicago, saL5Oi Boston
SAX - Nes York, Ga 3ther zasIsfn poinLs
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
RlsmnrrE Esr1ar.

BKRLN, Nov Il--PrInee Bismar ck is re-
ported 10 be fa1rly vel, though the effects
of his recent Illness are stu apparent. Visit
0rs therefore are seldom received BY the
prince, VINO has iust refused 10 grant an IL
Iervlew 70 4 lending French journalist. VINO
asked the eE-chanceIlor 10 express his views
upon the effect of the Franco-Russian alb
aura
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

The Waoash Church and School Furniture
comnauy has brought szit against the
HAnscom Park Methodist church to recover
sL000, u sun alleged 10 be due and unpuid
for furnishing the church edlhce with ! pul-
pit gud pews.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Fred Drexei Of Drexel & Son. contractors
for the granite suDersurueture Of the new
federal building. was al the once of the sup
erfrtenaent al construction yesterday 10 say
EAat men would De- sci 10 Work NJ The Cor
orAdo Quarries 10 q few GAYS dressing the
stone and Thai rs soon as the quantity q
dressed stone Vii warrant. a force OF men
~il be put on the building here unless the
weather woGlc be 50 hAc As " preFenr
nrur-h
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Tr-purticuaas he cut Il about ~ per cent
The c1unecfions q the Canadian PacIhc
have recsired 10 nrtire Whatever Ct ne a.
legged reductions and E-e rsceiving Their
usual percentage.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

DUBUQUE, Ia. Nov. tk-Praf ". ].
Shoupe, brother Of SenAbnr rhouDe Of Idaho,
VINO was for years prominent IN the public
school affairs Of This city and state. died this
morning. he was the adIbor Of several text
hanlru
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
IN TIE Tolls.

Arrest of a Nsturfous rourh Tor Puriotntns
n Fur~r.
Nels Turkieson Sas arrested Yesterday
morning by O1cer Kelly and locked ~ Tor
grand larceny u IS alleged that he prisoner
stole a ppcketoook containing So from
August Ninlundt a uav or 50 ago.
Accur1lng - the story todd the police br
NlnlundL he was playing cards IN a saloon
al ST. south Ninth street when bis pocket
was picked ey younr Turk1es1n.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
EE4THER
IT WA Es Generally Fair and Warmer 4
Nebrassa TIday.

IT WA Es Generally FAR ana Warmer IA
SebrssEz TO-DAY
WASHINGTON, Nov. ILzForecasts for
Sunday For Nebraska ana South Dakota
Generally far sunday. win westerly winds
ana slowly rising temperature.
For IOwA-Generaly fair sunday, pre-
eeded by showers tonight rim southeast pOr
lions colder II extreme southeast portion
warmer in central anG north western por
lions west winds.
LOrzl ReesHd-
OFFICE or TEE WEATHER BUREAC. OMAHA.
Nov lL-Omaha record Of temperature ana
rainfall compared WIKI corresponding day Of
past four years
1854. 1899. 1891 Iss0.
MaKimum temperatures 49, So So be-
Minimum temperatare- So 80 IS %
Average tempeFnuure-- 3s- 5O- 2S- -
precipitation ~ p 80 - .Qo ~ 10
Statement showing the condition. d TEN
p~erE1urs ana precipitation al Omaha for the
DAY and since March L 1898
Normal temperal IRE az
Deficiency for the daF ----- 3
Deficiency since MARCIA l---- 0=
kGrlla4 Precipitation .0z Lncn
EXceAs for tle p inca
Deficiency alnCH AArcD 5.TA lAches
GEoaGK Il EuSu Local Forecast OahelaL