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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
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'lden Grnennuns 1T ibm bas u6iiben"
nun einmal 9elungen, unb ba bte
rllniteb preb" Die Na6ridt nidt gee
bra6t bate, lit bas Orsdnden por
Treloe auBer li6. Die 9auptfreube
beitebt fit baNelbe natiirli6 barin, baB
es feinen Gent fir Die Na1ri6t be3ablt
bat. Sn ieinem idauoerbaftem Gng=
lil6, bas i'm gum @elp0tt Ieiner anslo=
amerifanil6en Parteisenoiien madt unb
bas befanntli9 10 iiber aut Maben ent=
iebli6 it, bab, iollte Der Jog. &eoafteur
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mails einen Gpnlulatspoiten in europa
erbalten, bic betreHenoe &esieruns wabra
ldeinli6 auf ben Sniult iofort nit elmer
&riesserfldrung antmorten tpiiroe, in
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beulen anfan9en, CAB Der Jog. &ebafteur
oes beutid=republitanil9en Organs
leiner mablole Greube in elmer Weiie
Musorud, baB, ,pie uns mitsetbeilt
murbe. Wtande meinten, ct Jet Dor
Subel iiberse1dnappt, neil ibm pielleidt
oer faHeebraane 2iimmel 6mitb einen
Sad rnigger toes" als Souceur 9e=
l9idt babe. Stun, iuenn man bebentt,
oaB es bem beuti d republifanii6en
Blatt bereits sab1oie Wtale pallirte, oaB
es eine ,pidtise gfadri9t erit sluei Sage
ipater bradte, fann man li9 iiber bieie
6reube ni6t ipunbern, sumal bas
8latt feinen Gent fir Die Sc
pc DE besablte. lin nun aber
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5u1te0en, bab ieber oeutlde 3eitunssle=
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lifanil6en Blattes folsenoen 8oridlag
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nennen smei beuti1e 8iirser
bieIe pier IN d 6len einen iinf-
ten beuti9en 8iir9er obo 3
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itebenbes Gomite sebiloet
mirb. Wir finb nun erbDti9
bieIem Gomite bic unmioe r.
leg slidten Sem eiie ba fiir su
unterbreiten baB Der 8 #
bpte" einen reeuIdren BON
ibm besa blten 9epei dem
bienit bat, ndmli9 bic 8 ep e.
l9en Der y nniteb 9reb bee
fommt. @elinst uns oieIer getueis
ni9t, 10 linb mir bereit, 500 ben
Nrmen BON Columbus gu idenfen.
Muf Der anbern Seite 1oll Der 9eraus=
seber bes oeutl6=republifonil6en 8lat=
tes jenem Gomite ebenfaqs Die 8emeiie
bafiir unterbreiten, oaB er einen reguld=
rem Sep 6enoi ienit belibt t.
mitbin ieine 2eier nri6t n=
liigt. Nllo Put up, or shut up
@enn ber Serausseber bes oeutl6=
republitanil9en 8lattes oielen @or=
l6lag ni1t annimmt, 10 bat er li6 ielbit
pieber einnal bas 8ranbmal bes vSiigs
ners" auf Die Stirn seoriidt unb li6
als Semanb, Der leine 9eier lpltematilb
anliist lelblt an ben 96onopfabl se=
itellt. gtodmals Put up, Or shut
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
Neprdientont Glen Nenina pp1

9eprdIentont Glen Genins BON
Wtercer gountp rei9te i'm 6taotsreprd=
ientQntenbou1e cine Bin Elm, bab in 3u-
fun Il a,pei OritteI Der Grun6befber in
einem balben 6quare, onitatt zines 9ans
aen tpie btsber, ben @tabtratb petitio-
niren biirfen, bic Grri1tung zines ni9i
feuerfeiten @ebdubes su uerbinbern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22

Oie ullniteo preb", lpel9e bem
.WeIibote" bic telesrapbilden yla9rid- >
ten liefert, errang seitern nit 5mei tpi1=
tieen Depei4en einen 8oripruns Dor
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22

renoen Su 8 Sobren feifiebt. I'm Ritt-
mod Na1nitto9 battle bic Debate be-
sonnen unb 9oribbar9er hattie eine
9robe Seniatiph babnrd berpsrsernfen,
baB er bebauptete, cine Der AoDofaten,
pelde fiif bic Bill lpraden. babe Tim be-
fannt. ct babe einft einen Stnbenten
bur6's Gramen semogelt. Saritbareer
metgerte li6, ben Mann 3u i,ennen. Ste
Debate mar nod i'm Gange ala bas
9aus ft6 um IL l1br pertoete. Die
Bin bes &eprdlentanten Sames, pelde
beitimmt, bab bas @eridt unb nidbt bic
@ountpcommiiIdre Die Wershtuns BON
Geri6t anseltellter grimtnalaSpofoten
feitleben lol, iuurbe nibt paiIirt.
Greitas, ben 16. Gebruos.
Senat. 9romn's BiG> welbe
beitimmt, boB Snialien Der weibliden
Strafanifalt, ipelbe entfieben unb mie=
Der einsefangen ,uerben, elm sssahr in Der
Nnitalt perbleiben miiiien, nurbe pai-
| lirt; &orid bra9te cine Bia ein, bte
Condemnation mod smei Sabre beisu=
bebalten.
Saus. SIM SauIe tuurbe Selton's
Bin, plealant Soipnfbip, in Jranfltn
County, in slpei greeinets au tbetlen,
pailirt. Oas Saus beIblob bierauf bic
Mbitimmuns iiber Mc8ribe's 8ia, be-
treffs Der Stubienaeit Der ae4ts1tuben=
ten in Wiebererwdsuns 3u sieben. ueber
Brore;n's BtQ, betreffs ber GbuIper=
tpi(lisune fiir 5pei Sabre fans etne leb=
bafte Debatte itatt, bod tam bielelbe
nidt gum Abl6lub. Bedbam bradte
eine Bin elm, ipelde 51on3eit fir Die
Slide im Grie1ee pori6reibt. Die
Sdon5eit ioll bonn l. De5ember Bis gum
l. Mdr3 uno pom 20. Wlai big aum l5.
September bauern. &anparb bra1te
eine 8ia Elm se9en bic NerfdlI9ung bon
Maple 3uder bic Strafe betrdst $50
bts 5000.
Sienfa 9, ben 20. 6et.
Ser 5enat mar faum efiae etunbe
in Sisung unb tbat tbatldnlib oar
|ni6ts. Glp's Bin gum @iberrnf 6es
Strdflinssarbeit= Marfen=@eieses tpurbe
Suriidpermielen. Oas 6inan3comite be-
ridtete siinitig eine &eiolution Brit
tain's sur Ginfiibruns BON MaI6inen
sur GrSeusuns bon eleftriidem 2i1t tn
alien Staatsani italten gu Columbus.
SIM Saus mirbe iiber Webbs Sin,
tuelde ein 9anbwerfer=Yfanore6t an
@raboenfmdlern setpdbrt, berotben.
8rubafer, 9ut6:nion uno Mc@onnen
ipra6en sesen bic 8ia unb meinten. oie=
lelbe wiiroe su elmer Nrt &rabl6dnbuns
fiibren. @riifin, Mebb uno 8edbam
Ipraden fir Die Bin. Dielelbe puroe
ldlieBlih berporfen. Gbenio Can
ins's Bill, nah tpeIder Bonbaus=
9uben fir neue Sdulbduler Der betreI=
fenoen 8iirseri6oft our Mbltimmune
unterbreltet fueroen miiIen. Gdlep's
SenatsbiIl, welhe Gorpprotionen unb
Stod=Gompagnicn erlaubt, mnnietpaI-
bombs ir9eno elmer Stobt in Ohio aIs
Si6erbeit fir 8erbinolihfeiten au bin
terlegen, purbe pailirt. Barber bradte
eine Bill elm, mad wel6er Gountp goms
milldre BON Counties, nelhe menioer
als 100000 ginwobner baben, So per
Sag nebit &oitenpersiituns, unb ppn
Counties, pel6e mebr ols 100000 Gin=
wobner boben, Elm be1timmtes Galdr
bon $4,000 befommen lollen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
NoGahtunaspo4
Haterfprb, O., II.

Daterfpro, o, II. 5eb, 1894.
@eebrte 9erren!
SD filble mid peranIabt an Sic su lhrei,
ben, ,lnb Shnen nteinen beiten Oanf fir bas
ictDne, nilblihe &pbbuhs 8rdmie bas ieb bon
Sbnen erbalten babe, dbsuItatten. Sin Sub
ipe bieies aus ben belten beutlhen Mitteln
Nldn1nteneelebt, ipne aud, tppbl in fetner
beiltlben Sa,nilie feblen. Meine Srau sdblte
es ;u ibren belten &leinpbien unb meine eng.
Iiihen Nahbarn ipetteifern iid, nm BEL mir
3u ipeilen, ilnl bic neue 3ilbetnriebtung mad,
Der Birfune oes &phbuhes allssufinbe,
NbtunesppIl NIT @rub,
Seonbaro During.
@alton, o., ben II. Sch "a.
@ertbe Soerren:
Oas beuti1sameritaniide 8ohbuH 1T aus
geseibnet. lpesiel fir iunse Sausfrauen=
tpslt,e mod feline binreifenpe Grfabrungen in
ber 8ohflinit be1iten, ipieipobI es lebrreth
fir 9t4e lit. Beiten Oanf fir oas Sud-.
Nhtungsppu,
,Srau S. 3. Dipers
Miamis burg, O., IL. 9Seb. 1894.
Bertbe 8eitbote So.
Sas, mas ib in bielem Godbud, bic J3eit
bas SD es babe, geleler,, bat min gut gefallen,
benn SD ,tub 1dgen, bab eine oeut1d,e 9aus=
| frau nod baraus lernen fdnn; eS lit allies 10
oentlid uilo piinftlid angeeeben beiDnbers Bic
| Suppen ipie bic eefpcbt unb subereitet tper:
ben Cine Srau fann lernen ;u Rpden
8raten ,lnb 8afen, unb Sd mDdte Iaeen, oat
bies &phbuh in feinem SauIe feblen lpate
| ipenn MIR Mlten dib nnlre bert1d,e gSege Ir
| fortmahen unb unlere Mtahl;eiten, nod sl
bereiten tpie mir es Setppbnt Iinb, dber bo
Itnb bic &tnber, ilnb fiir bic lit bas Butb feb,
piel ipertb, unb macht Iie sll quite 0ausfrauen
,lnD ipenn Sic nod ipillems li1b, bteieS Sod
butb Sbren Geiern ,lno &eierinnen fit cir
Brdmie su lhtden, 10 fperben bic 2eier uni
2elerinnen es nit Oanf annebmen, unb per.
ben ittb freuen, 10 Elm tpertbpplles &pbbuct
auh gerne bas @elb fiir ben Weitbpten be
sablen, ,lno Sbnen riebts i6uIbis bleiben
tpeld,es aud .niht inebr ipie redt lit.
Ihtunespon,
Nargaretba Draui.
@atlippIts, g., 13. Seb.
@eebrte @erren oes gSeitbote:
9as IhDne aphbnH ais 8ramie baben nj,
| erbalten, nnb lage Sbnen meinen beiten Dan
Oafilr. SD fanb ba1Ielbe naG 9ena,ter Ourh
| 5ictt ais elm lebr ipertbpplles, nilBlides 8uh
! babel alles in 10 flarer uno einfaher Bei(,
belhrieben. SD fann baslelbe ieber bent
| ihen 1dusfra,i beiterS empfeblen.
Nohmals meinen beiten Danf nebft freunb
liHen @rub. Mbtunaspou.
Jrau s. oenfeI
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Speu1t Hpint, Ottupa 60 D.,
10 EnL, 100,
Nertbe 0erren bes ,,Neitbote"

@ertbe oerren bes ,Neitbpte"
SD befam am 5. Sebruar Guer @el1enf'
unb ia9e Sud meinen Rer5Iihen 0anf oa iiir'
es iit Elm niislides Suh nnb iollte es iebe
Santilie i'm 9auie baben, oenn iper bas SuA
i'm @auie bat bet fam gut fcben oarans ler=
men, SD bin bersIid, sufrieoen nit Current
Gjeihenf IcbntaIs lage td' meinen Onnf
oafilr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-22
Hine @rope, Sa,prence Co.. Obio,
@eebrte Soerren oes @eItbpten:

@eebrte Serren pcs 8eltboten:
SD babe bas beutihe &pctbuh erbalten uno
babe es seleien. Oas Sud- bat meine Grs
fpartung psit iibertrpifer. SIS lit ein niibIi4es
Suh fir Sausirauen unb Elm feines pertbs
poGes Bub. Sn bem Snb 1T feline @Riibe
unb 9lrbeit nnb @elotpiten seipart iporben.
Gs 1T fir Die 2eier bes 8e1tbpten ein grpbes
8eihenf
Meinen beiten Sant,
oenrp 0erbplo.
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Rew ScIIonb, Su., Tsb. Ia. '94.


Neftbote Co., Columbus, ..
@eebrte 3errn! Das bon Sbnen an mid
uberianbte bentidb onerifani1de Rodbud
babe ID trbalten. ID faee Jbnen raeinen t4Sns
fen Danf bafiir, eS lit Elm rett 8,lteS BUD,
bas bette Rphbuh bas idb Bis iett nod 9eles
ben. 9iphmals meinen Oanf.
gRit @rub
Mbam Mensel.
@ppium. O., Seb. IL. 1894.
Geebrte 9errn bon Der geitbpte Co..
Geit atpei Wphen babe ih bas &pdbud, ct.
baIten. Gs ift nicbt allein elm sutes 8ods
buh, es entbdlt auct n,ebrere niitlide Inipeis
lunsen fir SanliIen ,tnb benf, bab fein Seler
oes ,,Meitbote" perldurnen lollte oieieS tpertb.
rpIle Sud- iicb an3ui1affen
8ielmals Danf unb einen @rub
D. 8ersrtai..
@urpn, o., H. 6ebruar 1894.
Geebrte @erren bes gSeitbpte Co.!
| SD lpreee meinen ber5liden Danf aus,
fir bas beuti6=amerifanilhe 8phbub, tpeIs
Dies mir fiirslib bon Sbnen als Yrdmie er=
bielten, tpeIhes eines ber beiten 1T mas mir
nod ie seieben, ,,nb lpIlte baber in feiner
beutIhen SauSbaltung feblet, nptmals
tneinen Ser;lihen Danf.
A4tungspou,
Gbriitian Srnnt.
Intwerp, o., IL. Teb. 1898.
Nn bic @eitbpte Co., Columbus, D..
| gDir erbieIten lette Ncde bas fdbns &C.
ibenf, Sbr &ohbnd. llniern 9er5Ithen
Danf bafiir. SO lit elm niitlides unS tpertbs
pplles 8uh fit iebe 9ausfrau.
sIdtunsspp4 unb Grsebenit,
0enrp Gecrse.
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sln bic ,,Neitbote 60"
Das DeutIh sglmerifaniide &cHbua babe
ih in gutem 3uitanne erbalten unb Iase Sb7
nen n,einen bersliehen Dant. So lit Elm aus
seseitnet sutes Sub. 3ubein id feline Sa'
nilie babe. babe id5 es meiner Eodter ge9e1
ben; bie ipar lebr erfreut oamit. glt6t al
Iein fccbt man bapurd, Elm gutes Gfen, iois
bern lit aub nod @elo babel selpart, uno
tpare es gut, ipenn iid iebe 6a,nilie Gins
nebme.
ID Ittunsspou Sbr after Tre,lno,
YftChdel GtSen.
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Btb1 Dnbutg, Dblo, IT. Sebr. 1874
Mertbe Meitbpte 50.
@eebrte Serrn:
0a idb bas Deutlhe In,erifanilHe &cb:
bub ppn Sbnen ais eine Erdn1ie erbalten
babe, iiberbrinse idb Sbnen biermit meinen
bersliben Oanf. benn bas icbDne Suh lit es
tpertt. ba iein SnbaIt iebr flar ilnb beutlid'
sulamnenseitellt lit, uno iebr niitlid, fiir iebe
S5amilte. Oenn meine Srau fann iett Man=
cbes subereiten fir oen Siltb, mas bis iets
sans fren,b mar. Spmit erluhe th 1eps
6ausfrau bafiir sr iorser, in ben Seiit bic
ieS 8,itbeS su fpnrten. Oenn Sic batten
mir feline er0bere Treube mahen fbnnei,, als
irie NIT Strem ipertben Rp1but.
@riibe Sud, 9er5li6,
Gbriltian Teeb.
The herald., 1894-12-14
LYNCHEks BAFFLED.

Colored Murdersr's Narrow Escape
From Mob Violsncs.
PADuCAH, Ky, Dec. 13.-A mob of so
masked men boarded the Chesapeake 20
and Ohio Southwestern train at a cross
sing on the outskirts Of the town about
midnight last night and attempted to
take Sam Owens. colored. from the Of.
fcers. Owens received q life sentence
yesterday for the murder OF Ogilve
last September and the officers
were on the way to the penitentiary with
him. The train stopped at the crossing
and the engineer and fireman were
quickly covered with pistols and COM
PEELED to leave the cab. The airbrs kes
were cut and several ehots fred. The
mob rushed in with drawn revolvers.
Deputy Grady was knocked down with
q club. The officers were powerless to
resist the attack and set about to get the
ira started again. A desperate attempt
was made to force open the door OF the
closet. whore the prisoner was. but be-
fore this was done Deputy Sheriff Potter
hed taken the engineer and fireman
back to the cab and compelled them to
start the train. When this was done,
the mob left the train without getting
the murderer. The ropo which had
been provided was placed in the car.
The officers encountered no further
tronbie, and the p.isoner was landed
safely in the penitentiary.
The herald., 1894-12-14
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figures, put up in Dice cascs for soidsy presents.
The herald., 1894-12-14
addressed the senate in advocacy OF the

addressed the senate in advocacy Of the
university bill.
Morgan took the floor at the conclu.
sion OF Villas remarks, beginning with
the reading OF en- opinion by Chief
Justice DAILY OF New York in the consti-
tutional power. OF the United States to
aid in the constructing the Nicaragua
crnal. The opinion was favorable to
the view that the United States would
be acting entirely within its conetitu-
tlonal right in engaging in this enter
prise. on the ground that the canal
would facilitate business bstw cen the
eastern and western states.
Morgan, in continuing his argument,
said the constitutionality of this right
had been favorsbly passed upon by 90
many OF the presidents OF the United
States that it seemed presumptuous TO
discuss the question. He presented to
the senate long list of commercial in.
terests, representing all parts OF the
United States, which were favorable to
the construction of the canal. There
were probably two dozen senators pres
ent during the delivery of Morgan's
speech, and the senator took occasion to
express surprise at the lack OF interest
displayed.
Morgan also addressed himself to the
necessity OF building the canal go relief
may be afforded to the people OF the
western part OF the country as a possible
result Of the operations and actions OF
the transcontinentsl railways. "rhere
is no danger to Democratic principles"
he asserted. "Grant this and aid the
millions whoa are ground TO death by the
monopoly OF the transcontinental rail.
ways and who are sending up petitions
continuously in favor Of this BILL"
Morgan, in closing. said he would now
leave the matter in the hands OF the
senate unles, it should be necessary 10
answer questions that might arise. He
asked that vote be now taken.
Wolcott then renewed the motion
made BY Blackburn, that when the sen.
ato sdiourn it be to meet on Monday.
The yeas and nays were demanded, and
the motion carried by vote Of rs to D.
The senate then went into executive
session at 4:05 D. M. and Is minutes
later adjourned until Monday.
The herald., 1894-12-14
SENATE ROCEE DINGs.
Morgan Does Moro Good Work for tn
Nicaragua CANAL Biii.

Morgan Does Moro Good Work for tha
Nicaragua Canal Bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-Ths sena to ad.
journed today until next Monday.
Practically all the time of the session
today was consumed in the discussion of
the bill to establish o national univer-
sity At Washington and the Nicaragua
canal bill. Senators Hunton Of Vir-
ginia and Villas of Wisconsin addressed
the senate in support of the former,
and Mr. Morgan practically concluded
his speech on the latter. During the
day he asked the senate that unani-
nous consent be given fixing time for
q vote on the bill, but this was refused.
HuDton of Virginia moved to take
up the bill for the establishment OF q
university of the United States at
Washington.
Hale, Republican, of Maine, objected
to the consideration of the bill at this
time, but suggested that 1t be required
to be returned to the calendar under
the rule of the senate, where it could be
debated in some way Commensurate
with its importance"
Hunton insisted, however, thst.be had
given notice of his contemplated act
and addressed the senate ON his bill.
AT the conclusion of Hunton's speech
Morgan asked unanimous consent that
the vote on the Nicaragua canal bill and
amendments be taken next Wednesday
at o'clock. Cafery, Democrat, OF
Louisiana, objected.
Blackburn, Democrat, of Kentucky,
moved that when the senate adjourned
today it be to meet ON Monday next
On this motion Mnr~an demanded the
aves and nays. The vote resulted:
Y eae %, nays %.
Villas, Democrat, of Wisconsin, then
The herald., 1894-12-14
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
A Record Making Vote on the Iacom
Tax.

A Record Making Vote on the Iacoms
Tax.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.--Tne house to-
day passed three spproprist ion bills
the urgency deficiency, Notifications and
military academy. and made progress on
the pension bill. Cochran produced a
record -making vote on the appropriation
for the income tax by moving to re-
commit the bill with instructions to
strike out, but his motion was defeated
BY l20 majority, the vote standing 40
-169.
The Notifications bill as passed. car
ries 81 $40, 057-$45, AIS, 646 less than the
estimates. and the military academy
bill, s457, 7,679-$l27, ,372 less than the
estimates. The pension bill with which
the day will be taken up tomorrow, car
riss $l41, 3S1 ,570-$200. 900 less than the
estimates. and SIC. 200. 900 less than the
appropriation for the current fiscal year.
The house this morning postponed
until January 10Th the Williams.Settle
election case, and Immediately went
into committee OF the whole for the fur.
ther confederation OF the urgency de-
fciency appropriation bill. The pend
ing amendment was that OF Henderson,
Republican OF Iowa, to rednce the sp.
preparation of $3.50 900 for special exam.
liners to $125.0O0. 1t was lost. SO to SS.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill to the house with q favorable
recommendation. The previous ques-
tion was ordered, and Cochran. Demo.
crat of New York, moved to recommit
the bill with instructions to strike out
the appropriation for the collection Of
income tax. Cockrsn's motion was
defeated, IS 10 i65.
The vote in detail on Cockrsn's mo-
tOn ia ae folloWe.
The herald., 1894-12-14
BAY DISTRICT RACES.

Tartarisn the Only FavorIte That Won
Yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13.-Tartarian
outclassed his field today and won
easily. He was the only favorite picked
during the day and the talent went
home crippled.
About six furlongs. selling. 2-year-
olde--Hanford won. Mollis King eecond,
Miss Ruth third; time, :231s.
Five furlongs, sslling-RsG Beard
won, Claquer second, Sweet Alice third !;
time. :074.
Six furlongs, handicap - Tartsrian
won, Quirt second, Polaski third; time,
30.
One mile, sellina-Imperisl Percy
won, Jack Richelieu second, Royal Flush
third; time. :5l34'
One mile, selling-Normandis won,
Whitestone second. by by third; time.
:521a.
The herald., 1894-12-14
A Bank Failure.

KEARNEY, Neb., Dec. 13.-The Kear-
ney National bank closed its doors this
morning. The liabilities as far as can
be learned are about sl45, 900; the
county loses $4,000 and the city $1,000.
The suspension was caused by q rumor
set afloat three or four days ago when it
was alleged q couple OF the directors
made large transfers of property.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Fur Trimmings, Etc.

to $3.50 yard-S5 pieces OF the latest novelties and most
fashionable designs in astrskhan Vandvke point annous
arabout and both bead and silk pase in both
black and all the new opaescent deagns which will be sold
at from 2Cc to $3.50 per yard.
75c75 pieces fine Fur Trimmings just introduced for
fall wear they include both gray black c,ney brown
wool sa beaver, skunk which will hs sod
at respectively 2Oc 40c 6Oc and 75o per yard.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Sesly Goes to New York

CHICAGO. Dec. 13.-Samuel G. Seely,
the bank defaulter, was taken before
Commissioner Writ for preliminary ex.
amintion today. President Crane Of the
National Shoe and Leather bank out
lined his crime and Seely wss held un-
der 500, 900 bonds. He waived examina-
tion. Officers started for New York with
him this evening.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Gents Silk Handkerehiefs.

100 dozen Mems Japanese Silk Handkechefs aize lSx8
with inch hems will BIS offered during the holiday
25c each.
for 81 0075 dozen Mems He@vy Japanese Silk Handler
Chiefs hand embroidered initials of elegant design 20x
90 with IA and = inch hems will be offered during this
holiday season at 35 each, for sl.00.
45 Dc Mems Heavy Japanese Silk Hsndkercheis, with
beautiful hand embroidered initials OF very pretty design
extra aize 22x22 with 1a inch hsms, will be offered during
the holiday season at 5Uc each.
80 dozen Mems Coored Border Japanese Silk Handechie
in large variety of pretty desgns with beautiful coloed
initials OF elegant design will be offered during holiday
season at 50c each.
IS dozen Mems Fine Japanese Silk Handkerchief with
heavily embroidered work initials Of superb design
22x22 with IA inch hem will be offered during the holiday
season at Csc each.
35 dozen Mems Heavy Twilled Silk Handkerchies, with
hand embroidered initials OF magnificent design 22122 with
each.
IS dozen Mems Heavy Tass Silk Handkechefs with hand
embroidered initial CT excellent desgn hand-run hem
stitched. large size. 24x24, with 2inch hem. will be Of
fered during the holiday at 81.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Clear Linen HandkerehiefS.

dozen Ladies' clear linen hemstched handksrchss
wide and narrow hems in hadozen boxes useful Christ.
gift. will be sold for 900, $l.20, $l50 per box
100 Ladies' hsmstched pure linen hand smbroid
cred initial half dozen in fancy box. will be
100 Ladies' hemsttched pure linen hand emb1oid
cred initial half dozen in fancy box will be
Ladies' hemstched pure linen hand mbFodered
initial extra fine goods half dozen in fancy
box will be sold at 81 box
The herald., 1894-12-14

The Metropolitan Turf club. 126 West
Second street. Entrance also on Center
place. Durkee & Fi,zgerald. proprieiors.
The New Orleans and San Fraac isco
races are now being poste /. Direct wire
to room. Full description given of each
event and track odds laid. Eastern
races begin az IL N. Los Angeles limo.
Entries put up every evening. A book
made on all sporting events of import