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The herald., 1893-06-23
Lower WORLDS Fair Rates wanted.

Topeka, Kan, June %. - Governor
Lewelling OF Kansas today sent letters
to the governors of North and South
Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas.
Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa, inviting
them to join with him in movement to
persuade the railroads to reduce Worlds
Fair rates. He favors a joint letter to
the Western Passenger association,
eigned by the governors of the states
named, or by each governor.
The herald., 1893-06-23
A FRuIrLEss CONFERENCE.
The Kansas Miners Strike to BE r.
Dewed with vigor.

utWUU
PIrTsBURe, Kan, Jrne 22.-The con-
ference between the committee OF the
employers and the striking miners was
fruitless. No agreement could be
reacusd, neither side being willing to
make concessions. 1t is now the policy
OF the atrikers' managers to shut down
every mine in Kansas. Missouri and the
Indian territory, Arkansas and Color
ado. They will carry on the strike in
the same peaceful manner that was
pureued heretofore. The leaders, how
ever, are fearful lest the employers i'm
port negro labor. In that event they
say they cannot be responsible for the
resai..
The herald., 1893-06-23
BERING sEA ARBIraArIoN.
Hon. e. j. Phelps Makes a Brilliant Ad-
draas Rafnra the Tribunal.

dress BEFORE the Tribunal.
PARIS, Juno 22.- Hon. E. J. Phelps,
of the counsel for the United States,
opened his argument in behalf of the
United States before the Bering sea tri-
bunal OF arbitration today, and his ad-
dress was brilliant one. He said the
case presented only two main questions.
Have the Canadians and renegade
Americans who seek shelter under the
British flag in order to defy the laws of
their own country, right to continue
destroying the seal species, and If 80,
what regulations are necessary to
n revent the extermination Of seals?
Other questions might be involved. bat
The herald., 1893-06-23
PROVED A DRAWING CARD.
Three Crack Boxing Bouts at
C0ney Island.
George Reynolds Put to Sleep
by Mike Leonard.
The Haverstraw Brick Maker Done
Up by Billy Ernst.
Jim DAILY soundly Thrashed by Joe But
1er-Corbetts Late Partner Badly
Punished by the Dusky
Philadelphian.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
COMFY ISLAND, N. T., June 22.-The
crack bouts scheduled to take place be-
fore the Coney Island Athletic club to-
night proved drawing card. Every
one OF the six men was considered 30
we'll equalized that it was difficult to
pick the winner, and betting on each
event was pretty near even. Mike
Leonard was q favorite over George
Reynolds. Billy Ernst had large num-
ber OF admirers, but Billy Vernon was
slight favorite in betting. Jim DAILY,
the former sparring partner Of Jim Cor
bett, had large following, but Joe But
ler's powers were not overlooked. There
was a representative sporting audience
Of 5000 present when the proceedings
were begun.
REYNOLDS AND LEONARD.
George Reynolds and Mike Leonard
opened the evenings entertainment,
fighting at 1870 pounds. Both displayed
considerable science and we're gluttons
for punishment, which was freely ad-
ministered. Leonard was the stronger
in the ninth, and after opening up big
gap in Reynolds cheek, pounded him
about the ring until he had him out.
ERNST AND VERNON.
Billy Vernon, the Haverstaw brick
maker, and Billy Ernst next came upon
the stage. The men opened cautiously
and four rounds were fought with both
men smiling, and the fight was any
body's fight.
The fifth round Witnessed lively
exchange with honors still easy.
In the sixth Vernon kept jabbing away
at his opponent till he had him running
around like mad bull.
In the seventh. Ernst started in to
rush, and fought Vernon into his corner.
In the eighth and last round Ernst
went at his man in determined man
ner. He sboFered right-hauders upon
Vernon until he knocked him ort and
he had to be carried from the ring.
DAILY AND THE ''cooN. !"
The flcal bout OF the evening between
Jim Daily of Buffalo and Joe Butler (col-
ored) OF Philadelphia started at 10 80.
1t was to be 20 rounds or more, for
$2500.
Round one -Daly feinted several times
and followed up with smash in the
belly and landed his left hand on the
colored mans jaw.
Round two--Daly caught the "coon"
three or four times without return.
Then they smiled, with honors even.
The third was terrific round, in
which DAILY was knocked down repeat
edly. He fought back, although 30
weak he could scarcely stand.
Round four-Daly made some vicious
swings and landed several times on
Buffers wind, and had the colored man
almost as weak as himself at the call of
time.
Fifth round-The colored man forced
Daily to his corner. where he slipped and
fell. Butler followed up his advantage
and punched his man all over the ring.
Sixth-Daly swung his right ON But
ler's head with good effect, but he vas
too weak, and Butler rushed him and
landing right on the jaw sent him to
the floor. DAILY was knocked down
seven times more in rapid succession be-
fore he was put out, each time growing
weaker and weaker. The time Of the
last round was two minutes and ten
seconds.
The herald., 1893-06-23
DEATH RIDES THE GALE.
A CYCLoNE's FEARFUL HAVOC IN
KANSAS.
A Score OF People Killed and Many Tn
.ured- Bodics Horribly Mangleds
Johh Browns Ola Stone
House Demolished.

PERRY, Kan, June pa destruc-
tive cyclone passed through Williams
town and the adjacent country, half O
mile wide and elk miles long, accomps-
MED by downpour OF rain and the
darkness of midnight. Ten dead bodies
have already been discovered, and it is
known that at least five more wer Q
killed. The dead are F. and E. E merry
Evans, Mrs. John Hutchinson, Samuel,
Clara, Sadie, Walter, Eva and William
Kingaide, Samuel Stewart. All were
horribly mangled and some were torn to
pieces. The fatally hurt are James
Baker, William Geopfert and wife. A
number OF others were seriously hurt.
Complete details are not at hand, but it
is thought at least 20 people were
killed. Thirty houses were blown
down.
LATER ADvICEs.
KANSAS CRY, June 22.-The latest adj
vices from Perry, Kan, whore Ii people
were reported killed by a cyclone last
night, and more missing, are to the
effect that nc more bodies have been
tound. The stornn awept over space
half mile wide and several miles in
length, completely demolishing every
structure in it's path and killing or neri-
ously injuring every person within the
area named. Those killed were found
to be horribly mangled when the bodies
we're gathered up today. OF tie in
jnred, three will probably die. An old
stone house on the bluffs of the Kaw
river, formerly occupied by John Brown,
the noted aoolitionist. was destroyed in
this storm.
The herald., 1893-06-23
Cash Transferred by Wire
from New York.
Pacific Coast Banks Increasing
Their Surplus.
A General Feeling of Uneasiness In
Banking Circles.
The Government Helping to Relieve tho
Financial stringency - Secretary
Carlisle Materially Increas-
Ing the Circulation.
By the Associated prass.l

By the Associated Press!
New York, June 22.-Several tele-
graphic transfers OF money to San Fran
cisco were made by New York banks
this morning. Up to l O'Clock the
amount aggregated $35O,000. This was
paid for in gold certificates and treasury
notes. The money transferred ia in
tended for Los Angeles banks.
The herald., 1893-06-23

For ssschurn and freckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure.
For sale by A. E. Sitsleboy, druggist,
31l South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-06-23

The worlds fair win cause q rush.
Order early. Full stock, good fit, mod
crate prices. Getz, fine tailoring, liz
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-06-23

For bargains in millinery go to Thurs
tome, 26t South Main street, opposite
Third.
The herald., 1893-06-23

TuE a.oS ANGEL. as NATIONAL
BARK IS SAFE, AND YMB tsAAIc
or THB LAST FEW 1Axs - 4
THING or THE rAsp.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
DRESS GOODS
DEPT.

Mondays sale will be II treat for the
ladies, as we will place on sale some
special bargains in all departments.
Our first bargain will be in Partisan
suitings. We have received II large in
voice. consisting of 100 pieces, in all the
new and leading shades and tints, and
would be cheap at Soc, but you can have
them at soc.
Our habit cloth is n world winner.
This is just what you want for Il nice
and comfortable fall dress. 40 new shades
to select from. 1t is "a inches wide and
all wool, and only soc.
In hopsackings we can show you any
color you want, aud as to price, we lay
all competition in the shade.
We give you at Mondays sale u fine
all wool 40-inch wide Mt 43c.
In Illuminated hopsucNings we have
Just received 75pieces 40 inches wide,
and at Mondays sale you can have your
pick at So,
Then we have the new shot effect in
hopsackings, 40 inches wide, which we
will place on sale at Mondays sale ut
800.
Our Brazilian novelties are beauties
and all the rage. They com in all the
new shades and are "a inches wide. We
will place them on sale at Mondays sale
at 9Sc.
Here is something for the littlc ones;
something to keep them warm going tc
school Oh week days and Sunday school
on Sundays. A nice line of pl ain cloak
ings, SO inches wide, 43c-only 43c.
And then we have the fine angora
cloakings, IL large assortment, 81 niche:
wide, at 75:.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
Jewelry Department.
OPERA GLASSES.

Just received our fail Importation Of
opera glasses, and we are ready to show
the largest assortment evcr shown in
the west at prices unheard of. 10 line
black morocco leather opera glass in
leather cases 9sc. worth 50 so.
Elegant white and oriental pearl
achromatic opera glasses in morocco
leather cases S2.9S, positively worth
SIS 90.
LIE Mair opera glasses $3.50, worth
So. 50.
Don't forget that we are headquarters
on watches.
Ladies' 14kt solid gold hunting case
watch with "A fine Elgia, Springfield or
Waltham m~ovementSla 90, worth $35. 90.
Gold filled cases with movement 1915
up.
Ladies' solid coin silver cbatelain
watch, with fine jeweled movement,
stem wind md set, SO. so, worth 81. 80.
Appleton-T Tracy movement, adjusted
to heat, cold and position, in a gold
filled hunting case, warranted to wear
20 years, ST.. so, positively worth S35. 90.
Ladies gold neck chains CSC, worth
$500.
100 styles in new Victoria chains $3.50,
WORTH $500.
Solid gold baby rings 25c, worth SOC.
Slllureu b SOllu SOlu EluSe fcC, WOFIL
S 100.
Ladies' solid silver snake rings. the
very latest, 45c. worth 81 {.
Ladies' solid gold band rings $3.50,
worth So. 90.
Drawing instruments 7Sc per set,
worth 81. 10.
Cents solid filed rings with real
stone sets SOC. worth $l.25.
I New novelties IN hair ornaments Csc,
worth Toe.
Rogers II pvt. knives or forks $l.2E
per set.
Rogers AA teaspoons Csc per set.
Nickel alarm clock 5Sc.
Watch and clock repairing at reduced
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
And the Bell Stock.

Every one knows how our store was
crowded with customers last Monday.
1t was pushing and showing all day long,
every one trying To get up to the coun-
tiers TO get some of the bargains from
the Bell Department stock. Half of
the stock has not beer sold yet; in fact,
we have just got to tho best things now.
Tomorrow, Monday, we will make it n
day to be long remembered. Thousands
OF bargains go on sale tomorrow. Cost
now cuts no figure; the stock must go.
You can rest assured Mondays sale will
stand without II rival the most gigantic
money-losing sale ever given in this
city. From 8 o'clock Monday morning
until 10 o'clock in the evening we will
make things lively.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01

In our center aisle we will place on
sale n large line of novelty sultings,
in cheviots, serges, flannel and home
spuns, IN plain. plaids, stripes and fancy,
These goods are usually sold at 81.
Soc, 75c and Csc, our price for Mondays
sale will be your choice from 20 pieces,
only 43c.
We will have another lot in the cen
ter aisle from the Bell stock that vas
marked to sell at Csc, our price for
Mondays sale, 25c.
Another lot of 40 pieces, nice new
shades and styles: we will sell them out
at 19c. Remember these are from the
Bell stock and were marked to sell at
4Oc and soc.
We have just received a new line of
suitings that We will place OF sale Mon
day at 15c.
And here we have another lot from
the Bell stock that were marked to sell
at pc, ut Moncay's sale they go at TO-.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
READ CAREFULLY
BRING THIS LIST ALONG.

Ladies' jersey ribbed pants l9c, worth
SC.
Ladies' natural gray pants, worth SOC,
go mt 25c.
Ladies' cashmere hose, ribbed, worth
35c, go at l0c.
Ladies' cashmere hose, plain, worth
25c, go at l2ic.
Cents fine imported black cotton !
hose, worth Soc, 90 at l2tc.
Gents white Numbered shirts, Bel
price Toe, our price 29c.
Cents ~unlaundered skirts, sold at the
Bell for 75c and $l.0O, go at 5Oc each.
The entire stock of gents natural
wool and camel's hair underwear, sold
at the Bell for 81. so, go at Sl.00 each.
This occurs only once in a long while.
Ladies' scarlet underwear, vests and
pants sold at the Bell for 81. 80, our price
zoe.
~ cases OF children's underwear at
just ! what the Bell sold it at.
Remember the entire stock of kid
gloves and corsets from the Bell go on
sale Monday mornieg.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
Department No. so.

The ball keeps rolling, or rather the
Bell keeps tolling. More goods for less
money than we ever offered before.
Monday WI will break the record. Come
Monday. You will hardly forget it and
surely never regret it. Over 800 differ
ent articles at cut prices on Monday.
Almost every article in our notion de-
partment will be stacked up on our large
bargain counters and sold for prices
never before attempted by any one.
Here are u few prices:
How will 20c per dozen for linen
thread suit you?
How will lc per package for needles
suit you?
How will p packages or 300 hair pms
for sc SUIT you?
How will DC for the best l0c crochet
cotton suit you?
How will 4c for Zoe corset steels sult
you?
How will &c for zoe dress shields suit
you?
How will l2ic for 25c silk hose sup
porters suit you?
How will &c for Zoe fine combs suit
you?
How will lc for sc handkerchiefs suit
you?
How will &c for l0c handkerchiefs suit
you?
How will lOc for 25c silk handker-
chiefs sult your
How Will l9c for 35c c 'ochet silk hand
kerchiefs suit you?
How will l2c for SOC dolls suit you?
Now the list OF these articles is too
numerous to print in full, but if you will
visit this department on Monday you
will be fully repaid FOR our trouble.
Special sale on elastics of all descrip-
tion on Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
AND

The entire stock Of infants under
wear rom I he Bell stock up to soc go
at &c each.
All the gents linen collars from Tho
Bell, worth 20c, go Mt 4c each.
Children's heavy cotton hose, sold at
Toe Bell for 25c, go at sc per pair.
Gents British ! hose, sold at The Bell
for 25c, go at SC.
Gents fine cashmere ! hose, sold ut
The Bell for 35c, go at l4c.
Gents Rockford sox. sold ut The Bell
for l2tc, go at Be,
Gents ties, sold at tho The Bell for
Toe, go 3 for lie,
Boys Windsor ties, navy blue, polka
dots. &c each, worth l2.c,
Gents fancy underwear, sold at The
Bell for Csc, our price Sc.
Gents natural wool shirts, no drawers,
worth 81. 25, go ut S50c,
Gents fine natural wool shirts and
dra wers, worth Sl.25 eacn, go at Toe.
Remember WI show more underwear
than ali other houses put together.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
Bell Store Basement

There was a big stock of crockery,
china, glassware and house furnishing
at the BELL STORE. 1t always takes
IL little longer to move crockery and
glassware, but we have it all in shape
and ready to give you the prices.
The Bells DC tumblers, &c.
The Bells &c tumblers, &c.
The Bells l0c tumblers, DC.
The Bells 65c cream sets, Doc.
The Bells 75c cream sets, 45c.
The Bells SOC cream sets, SOC.
The Bells Zoe plates, Sc.
The Bells Sc plates, Pc.
The Bells 55c per set cups and saucers
35c.
The Bells Zoe lamp chimneys, Sc.
The Bells 65c lamps, 3Oc.
The Bells 81 90 wash bowl M pitcher,
Coo.
The Bells zoe chambers, 35c.
All of the Bells hanging lamps cut in
tvs.
The Bells l0c milk pans, sc.
The Bells Zoe tin pals, &c.
The Bells Toe tea kettles, 35c.
The Bells $l.0O tea kettle, 50c.
The Bells l0c milk crock, sc.
All Of the be|}s Zoe Goods for &c
The Bells $1,000 dinner sets, Sc. 90.
The Bells $50 dinner sets, 800.
We also received a car load Of flower
pots, from 3 inch TO 10 inch. Price &c up.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
letting Down the Prices still Lower on the Bell Department STOCK Every Item from tn
Bel St0r Cut to Pieces in Order to close tout QuNd. We are too crowded. We
must have more room. Read these prices for Monday.

Inc Dell STOCK is tolllng the
prices that draws crowds to
Haydens. The Bell stock, in
connection with our fall stock,
which has just arrived, gives
you an assortment to pick
from. Never in the history of
Omaha were as many goods
displayed by a single firm as
at present at Hayden Bros.
1t would pay any person east,
west, north.o south, who is in
need Of merchandise to travel
a thousand miles and take ad-
vantage of the prices we are
now making.
52-inch wide Jacquard sat
Gems, plain black sateens, fig
ured long cloth, printed serge
SO inches wide, light skirting
sateens and a number Of other
makes of wash dress goods in
mill remnants, worth from Ioc
to 25c yard, dark or light, all
in one lot on Monday SC yard
Unbleached cotton flannel,
SIC yard.
4o-inch wide brown muslin,
SIC yard.
5S-inch wide soc grade of
turkey red damask, now .25c
yard.
72-inch wide bleached dam
ask 6oc.
All colors in lining cambria
and the best grade made at
SIC yard on Monday.
Scarlet medicated flannel
only CSC yard.
Mill remnants of Lonsdale
b!eached muslin only sc yard.
Mill remnants of 33-inch
) wide extra heavy shifting only
Ioc yard.
100 pieces of Shaker fan
mel, &C yard.
3o-inch wide side band
prints, made to sell at I5c, on
| Monday SC. These come in
neat patterns and will go
lively, as they are very, very
cheap.
Look over our table OF
towels at CSC each, if you are
in need of towels.
! Bed comforts CSC, soc, 75c.
$I,oo. $I.25, $3.50, $I.75 and
So, 90, up to the finest down
comforts.
Remember we are head
quarters on blankets. We
carry the stock and we make
the lowest prices every time
or money ~cheerfully refunded
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
Blac k Goods,

We will place on sale Monday a fine
German all wool henrietta, 40 inches
wide, worth Zoe, at 45c.
A fine all wool French serge, some
thing nice and we'll worth Soc, at Mon
days sale 49c.
Jul raven black hopsacking, all wool,
40 inches wide, and was bought to sill n.
the Bell Department store at Soc: we
got il cheap and you can nave the bene-
fit on Mondays sale at SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
Bell Hat Dept.

Another deep cut for Monday, and
don't miss this opportunity.
The Bell S4.00 Fedora hat, $3.50.
The Bell 1850 derby nat in Dunlap &
Knox latest shape, 500.
The Bell $2.5J Fedora. 75c.
The Bell $3.50 derby, Toe.
The Bell 800 rubber coats, the best
duck brand, $3.50.
Boys school hats, 25c.
Boys brushes SIC, Bell prices, 800.
TIE Bell $3.50 soft hats, y8c.
The Bell $3.50 mems brushes, 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
Great Sale on
California Canned
Fruit and California
Dried Fruit.

%3'pound can California eggplums, lac.
3-pound can green gage plums, lac.
~3-pound can Golden Drop plums, l2fc.
3-pound can best California peaches, 15c.
3'pound can best California pea s, l5c.
This fruit is put up in granulated
sugar syrup and is extra heavy, and
every can was sold by the Bell store for
zoe per can more thar we ask, Never
was there such II nance to buy good
goods so cheap.
New California ]evaporated peaches,
1Oc.
New California evaporated upricots,
10c.
New California evaporated cherries,
10c.
New California raisin cured prunes,
7tc.
Good Turkish prunes, sc.
Good California ~raisins, sc.
New California dried grapes, Sc.
New California evaporated pears, 121c.
New California nectarines, l2tc.
Good dried apples, sc.
Pillsbury's best XXXX flour, 81. 10.
Hayden's best NXXXX flour, 81. 10.
Sleepy Eye best -four, 81. 10.
Best Superlative flour, soc.
Snowflake, Csc.
Rye flour, best, S1.0 0.
30-poud pail jelly, Doc.
Pan cake flour (self raising), SIC.
TEA AND COFFEE.
Cofrees continue to go up, but we give
you the following low prices:
Cracked coffee, 12tc.
Crushed Java and Mocha, 19c.
Choice Rio, 25c. Golden Rio, 28c.
Old Government Java and Mocha, 33tc,
or 3 pounds for 81.
We ave everything you wish for in
tea.
Dust tea, 10c. Japan Dust, 15c.
Basket fired Japan, u first-class
drinker, 25c.
Gunpowder tea for 35c to SOC. Pin
head ~Gunpowder, SOC.
English Breakfast, ~35-3S-50c.
Fancy Oolong, new crop 4S-60c.
Country butter, 15c. 17c and 19c.
Creamery, 2lc and 23c.
And our Dodge separator butter for 25c
We nave
Wisconsin full cream cheese, 1Oc per
pound.
New York cream cheese, 12lc.
New Jersey cream cheese, lac.
Limburger cheese, 10c per pound.
Brick cheese, 124c, lac and l6c.
Young American full cream cheese,
&c per pound.
Neufchatet, sc per package.
And all other kinds of cheese at low
] est prices.
The house is full of bargains. These
few prices IRE nothing to what we have.
$1.00 will buy now just us much goods as
So. 90 after this stock Is sold. We have
5 car loads of cook and heating stoves
to sell. We will sell you Il good cook
stove No. 8 for Sc. SIS. Never was such a
large stock under one roof in Omaha as
we have now. We must sell the goods.
IL you will walk through the store and
self: o, Lord, behold the wonderful
bargains ut Hayden Bros
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
AN ELEGANT
Dress
FOR $11.78
ABSOLUTELY WORTH $500.

During next week our silk department will have on sale
SO dress patterns Of "a yards each of handsome dress silks in
black cachmere, gros grains, satin duchesse, satin rhadzimers,
royal armure, peau de sole, crystal bengaines, and many other
new weaves, at sII7 10 per pattern; qualities actually worth
$3.50 Come and get your new silk dress this week without
fail.
The finest velvet ever sold in this city for $I.OO per
yard. Every shad:.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01

The Bell store kept nj carpets, but in order to III Ike all departments feel the
effects o thsg great sale we will make som special prices fol- a few days:
Al wool ingram carpet for 4S.
Some choice patterns oft the celebrated Lowell ExtraSuper TO- SOC.
Cotton carpets from lSc TO 25c
Brussels carpets, 4c
Some elegant patterns for go.
Velvet carpet 100
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01

They tell us that they never bought
shoes 50 cheap.
We knew it ourselves. But it is u
great pleasure to have everybody else
know it.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01

Mems fine calf button shoes, worth
81. 80 n $500, go in this sale at 81. 90 q
pair.
Mems $500 and $4.00 button shoes, go
in this sale at 81. 80 a pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-10-01
Drug Department.

This week we will sell large bottles OF
fine port, sherry and Kelley's Island
wine for DOC, worth Toe.
Lelbig's beef, iron and wine 35c.
Sagwa 75c.
Paine's Celery Compound 75c.
MeXo Root soap, 3 cakes in a box, 70
per box, worth l5c.
Prescriptions At very low prices.
Save your money b. having your pre-
scriptions filled at our drug department.