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Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
THEIR AWFUL REVENGE.
A BeIatcd story with summer Re-
sort Flavor.

The trouble with the man who comes
down TO the seaside resort to spend Sunday
is as a rule, he is somebody's particular
property, says the New York Recorder, and
can give little entertainment TO the women
who have grown weary OF each others So
ciety all the week
A young unattached fellow-a gentleman
and fairly attractive-can have very pleas
ant time during these weekly jaunts If he
will.
He should be able to ride and row and
swim and dance, and IL a bit OF conversa-
tional ability be added he can cut pretty
wide social swath for n little while.
He needn't be very much In earnest. and
he must be careful not to pay much atten-
ton to any special fair one.
This is the dlficult part of 1t, OF course.
| know of young married chap who
went in for the general entertainment"
caper at sumner resort not long ago and
kept II up very well indeed.
But the charms Of black-haired village
girl with blue eyes We're too much for him.
so he fell desperately in love and was ac-
He did not tell the hotel ladies of this.
however, for, as he eoniided to me, he was
He wasn't so alarmingly beautiful that he
tried to explain to him, but you know how
one of the sighted maldens saw him and
his inamorata In the woods, however and
overheard an appointment Tor the Following
evening in the cleaning.
Back she scurried to the hotel and told
the rest.
door of the hotel and took TO the woods.
Imagine the feelings OF the young man
and Of his startled village fawn the
eleven stalked by them and said, in concert
Good evening, Mr.. jenkins! Your wife u
at the hotel!'
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
CHARGED WITH BREACH OF FAITH.
Southern Railway Agents Excite the
Ire of Manager Scott.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The members of
the Southern Railway and Steamship asso-
citation who are now assembled in this city
in an endeavor to reorganize and rehabilitate
tho association, are reported to be meeting
with severe opposition from an unexpected
source A meeting of the different interests
was to have been held at the Waldorf at noon
today, but at noon the meeting had not yet
been called to order.
1t Is learned that the delay was due to a
communication received from Thomas X.
Scott, general manager Of the Georgia rail-
road. In his communication Mr.. Scott
charges the members of the present assoca-
tion with breach of faith in that they made
agreements which were subsequently broken.
Mr.. Scott goes on to say that he has been
assured by a committee representing the as
sociation that he need not live up to its
agreements If he will join the association. To
this Mr.. Scott replied that he would not be
a party to such Standardization and de-
cined on behalf of the Georgia railway to
enter the new association. The Southern
railway men, it is said are endeavorng to
communicate with the heads of the Georgia
road in the hopes that they will override Mr..
Scotts decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Edict to Punish Rioters at ChenG-Tu
Not Yet Issued.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-United States
Minister DENLY cabled the Department of
State from Peking today as follows:
"Yamen have telegraphed authorities of
Chill Shansi and Shensi to appoint an of.
fieer to escort commission. Edict will issue
in a few days furnishing officials and degrad-
ing viceroy. Will telegraph it,"
This message refers to the independent
American commission, which has been formed
to investigate the Cheng Tu missionary
riots. The edict to which reference is made
is supposed to be about TO issue as the re-
suit OF the French investigation Of the Cheng
Tu affair. and the vlceroy concerned Is
probably Liu. II is expected that our COM
mission, headed by United States Consul
Reade, will be on the road from Tien Tsn to
Cheng Tu in a few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Rnrpum's Gymnasium burned.

? BRIDGEPORT Conn, Sept. 2S.-The fou--
story building known as the Barnum gym
nasum, on Water strset, was burned tn S
afternoon The building IVES owned by Henry
T. Clark, one of the Blrnum heirs, and tn
total loss is estimated to Re $4,000. on which
there is insurance of s37 $50 Ire nj or,
John Pollard who occup ell a room OF tn
fourth floor, was aw kened by a era k ng
noise The fire had G in considerable head
way aud cut off his ext to the ha l. He hung
out of a window, half subjected, and called
for hell until rescued ly the fremen. The oof
and three h,ors soon fell in and the bu Id
ing was completely destroyed
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
speck Makes a General Denial.

Two or tfIeeVdays ago Lillian Hoffman
appeared in police court, where she secured
a warrant for the arrest of Charles e. Speck.
She charged that Speek was her stepfather
and that he had treated her mother in a
shockingly bad manner, neglecting her and
leaving her without money or food. Mr..
Speck, in telling his side OF the story says
II am not married to the woman, Lillian
Hoffman's mother l have boarded at her
house and have always paid my bills. In
addition to this, / have paid bills which she
incurred by having repairs made upon her
house. There is no truth in the charge that
| abused the woman"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
AFTER AN ESTATE WORTH MILLIONS
California Woman Wants n Big Part
of the City of PhiLndcIphin.


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2S.-W. II. H.
Hart will soon go east to prosecute the
claim of client whose case. bids fair to
become as famous has the contest over
Blythe's- millions. Mr.. Hart has been re-
tanned by Mrs Elizabeth Dale of Mountain
View to support her claim to one-seventh of
a vast estate in Philadelphia, which is said
to be worthW$56t000, 900.
Mrs. Dalel has waited over four-score
years for Eer erFmillions, and the announce
ment that the passage of time will soon
make it possible for her to put in her claim
to the estates of her ancestors comes rather
too late for her to fully enjoy her good for
tune. She is, a descendant of an Edward
Findley, who lived in the early days Of the
nation. He owned thirty-four acres of land
upon what was then the outskirts of little
village, and as was not unusual in those
days of longevity. he granted lease on it
for ninety-nine years. The term of the lease
will expire on November l next, and Mr.
Hart is now engaged in collecting proofs
of the kinship Of his client to the original
owner of the land.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
LEDGE OF RICH ORE FOUND.
Vein of Gold Uncovered by South
Dakota Miners.

RAPID CITY, S. D., Sept. 2S.-(Speclal.) y
Another rich vein of gold ore was discovered
this week on Spring creek in the vicinity
Of the Storm Hill group of mines, which
was sold recently to st. Louis parties. The
miners engaged in stripping the ground for
hydraulic mining on the Bonanza bar un-
covered ledge of rich ore fourteen feet in
width. That panned out by mortar test is
Of heavy shot gold. The find is of such
value that work on the placer ground will
be dropped for the time and the entire time
of the miners will be devoted to prospecting
for gold lodges. The district whsre this
property lies is twelve miles from Rapid City
and the same distance from keystone.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
WILL MEET At PIT"TsBURG NEXT.
brotherhood of st. Andrews Finishes
Its Work. at LOMisNiIie.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sep 2S-At the NOR =
ing BUSINESS ses ion Ct the Brotherhood of St.
Andrews the committee on crsden las re
ported that there were 21i chap ers repre-
sented in the convention, making total of
439 delegates present.
The committee on nominations then made
its report.
The council will meet tonight and select
from it's own number officers for the
brotherhood for next yesr.
3 A vote was taken by the convent on and
Pittsburg was selected as he pace for hold
ing the next meeting This vote must be
ratified by the council how-ver, before it
becomes final.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

Suit for 81 900 has been instituted by Ed
ward A. Chase against Swift & Co. of South
Omaha. The claim grows out of the strike
of the laborers in South Omaha which oc-
Cured in the early part of August Of last year.
Two men. employees of Swift & Co., by name
ID. ID. Miller and John Peterson, got badly
used up in the street brawls and needed the
attending of a physician. DR.. Chase says he
acted in that capacity, taking care of these
men for Swift, and doing services worth
81 n0n
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
List OF New Suits brought.

The following new suits have been insti-
tuted in the district court:
Edward w. Chase against Swift & Co.,
damages; Nebraska Loan and Building asso-
citation against Joseph O'Connor note; Ault-
man, Taylor g. Co. against e. l.. Linberg,
Anna V. Blake against Mary Verka and
Elsie Pierce against George Schroeder, fore
closure; Albert II. Snyder against Frank w.
Foster, transcript; Chicago Lumber company
against Eugene C. Finney ct al, account
Earl w. Gannett ct al against John Ho-
brecker jr., notes; William f. Roskie against
r. Cuddington, damages; Metropolitan Land
and Trust company against Alfred Mayhem,
foreclosure
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Martin Convicted of Carrying About
burglar Tools.

After being out for a period Of four hours
the jury in the NJ F. Martin case returned
a verdict of vagrancy, but recommended
Martin to the mercy Of the court. This
verdict sustained the position of the state,
the particular statute under which Martin
was prosecuted describing the crime Of car
rying and possessing burglars tools. The
crime is nominated vagrancy. Martin is the
man who is strongly suspected, though not
directly proven to have taken part in the
attempt at safe blowing at Calhoun. His
reputation as a safeblower is said to be
unexcelled. He was remanded to Jail
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

DENVER. Sept. 2S-The water consumers
Of Denver scored point today in their fight
for lower rates. Judge johnson deciding that
writ OF mandamus should issue requiring
the city council pass an ordinance dl-
rscting the company to fix rate equivalent
to the average rate of St. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago. as provided In its contract with
the city. Ten days were allowed the city at
toruey 70 make answer to the psremptory
whit or 10 anneal
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Calls In the SIX Per Cents.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-Acting Secretary
Hamlin of the Treasury department today
gave public notice that United States 6 per
cent bonds of the face value of s640, 900,
issued under the acts OF July l, 1862, and
July 2, 1864, to the Kansas Pacific Rail
way company late the Union Pacific rail
way. eastern division. and commonly known
as currency 6s." become due, and will be
paid at the department November /, and
that interest on the bonds will cease on that
dav
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Secured n auick Divorce.

wAHPETON, N. D., Sept. 2S-Mrs. OF
title steinway wife of the junior membe, of
the firm of stcinway & Son, piano manufac-
turers of New York, came here yesterday, c.
companiei hyi Attorney Spllding Of Fargo,
and secured "a divorce in Judge Land sI's
court. Her complaint alleged that her hus-
band was anahabitual drupklrd and had woe
fully neglected. the plant Fl and her children
Mrs. Steinway1lett for the east today accom-
panied by her iAtie daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
sioux CITY Fuir Closed,

SIOUX CITY. Sept 2S.-(Speeial Tele-
gram,)-This was the last day of the Sioux
City fair. 1t was set aside for the travelling
men and the fraternity celebrated the occa-
sion by a parade and ended by marching in
a body Of nearly 800 to the grounds. where
they spent the afternoon. The attendance
during the week has been a large one aud
Notwithstanding several windy days and more
or less rain at the start, the exhibition has
been q most satlsfactory one
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 2S.-The great stone
gable of the burned Westminster church,
fronting on NIcolet avenue, fell with ter
rifle crash just before noon. By an almost
miraculous piece Of good fortune no one
was hurt The wall had been pronounced
safe by the building inspector and the in
surance had to be adjusted on that basis.
But the wind and rain carried II down and
the busy thoruughfare is now choked up
with ponderous stones.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Wants His Money Back.

William F. Roskie has brought a suit in
the district court against z. Cuddington to
obtain judgment for $3.50, which he alleges
the latter obtained under false pretences
on or about February. 1894, and continues
to refuse to turn over to its rightful pos
SCISSOR, the plaintiff
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

will prove a total loss. The structure was
the finest mill elevator In the northwest II
and contained 80 900 bushels OF wheat. Loss
about $50 900 on building and same on con-
tents fairly insured. It will doubtless be re-
built at once. The fire was cauled by the ex-
plosion OF flour dust
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Gun EspIodcs with Disastrous Results

SANDY HOOK, S.pt. 2S.-The breech tlock
o. Clnat RAPID firing gun blew out this afer-
noon white bsing fred for the test, xii ing
Corporal Doyle aud Private Conway and seri-
ously woundng Private Coyne, while Private
Mcdonald was slightly Injured. Cap. ain Mott
gon,ry, In charge OF the gun. capped
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

DES MONIES, Sept. 2S-(Special Tele-
gram,)-W. s. Stutsman, an abstractOr Of
Harlan, Ia, died in this city this morning
from the effects OF a fall from a wagon
caused by the horses starting suddenly. In
formation from Harlan says the deceased
was one Of the most popular men there.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Circus Wagon struck by Train

PITTsBURG, sspt, 2S.--A twO-horse wagon
belonging to Scribner's circus was struck by
Panhandle passenger train at Hudson's
crossing, near Carnegie, early this morning
The wagon was demolished aud two employees
and the horses were killed. The names Of
the men were Andrew Brady and Melville
Essimnt. Their bodies were frightfully
mangled
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
All Reduced Tariffs Cancelled.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Chairman Midgely of
the Western Freight association has Issued a
circular ordering all the reduced tariffs can
csled by October IL, and declared the Alton
and Atchson In contempt OF the association
for issuing reduced tariffs contrary to the
rules of the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

WEST SUPERIOR WIS. S pit 2s--A' $3.50
o'e,osls THIS morning fire was discovered In
the euro'a OF the Ia sy mill diva or. 'ocl ed
in the center OF tts eat enl group Il nj Is.
AMI although the ent re- iiro q, pastment re-
sponded promptly. tae elevator and 90 tents
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Cleveland Not Ready to Work Yet

WASHINGTON, Sept. est is learned
that the president is not expected to return
TO Washington from Gray Gables until Octo-
Der 10, Secretary Carlisle has written that
he will be at his desk in the Treasury de-
partment next Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29

som on account Of salary as United States
minister TO Mexico. This action OF the
acting comptroller seems TO dispose OF all
question copeerplng Mr.. Ransom's right to
receive his salary pending his confirmation
by the snnnIe-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
Minister Rnnsom Gets MS snInry

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Acting Comp
troller Bowers, after some deliberations, has
countersigned the warrant issued by order
Of the secretary OF the treasury In pay
ment Of the draft drawn by ex-senator Ran
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-29
viii Meet Again at Hot sprinu

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Sept, 2s.-The exec
utive committee Of the Southern Educa-
tiunal association today selected Hot Springs
over Atlanta the place TO hold the nsxs
annual meeting, which Will be in January.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
A Freak of Nature.

On Wednesday II hen belonging to
s G Burke # this city, found itself
TIE mother of very curious animal
1t was nothing less than a chicken
with mousc5 head The animal
broke the shell but partially, and
having no bill WAS unable TO pick its
way into the world. Burke trofe the
shell md was astonished TO find n
mouses head on the chicken. II was
q perfe mouses head with hair and
ears. He placed the specimen in al
cohol and has it on exhibition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
For Nevada Sheep men

The Soutllerm Pacific railroad in
compliance with the request of nu-
merous requests of sheep raisers. has
consented to run double-tleckcd cars
for the transportation IF sheep FROM
Reno TO Omaha, Kansas City, and
Chicago. They carry twice as many
sheep as the ordinary combination
ears. and will enable sheep men TO
ship fat mutton from Nevada to
Eastern markets, and prevent Il glut
in the San Francisco market.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
"A Queer Accident.

4 transfer WHO came down from
Wool Greek Yesterday tells Of IA queer
accident TO q bicycle rider. He was
coming down the grade from Mark
lcvilic, when rancher was coming
up with ihrer horses. He was riding
one and lending The others vino were
tied together The horses he wa lead
ing got away and charged up the road
meeting the bicycliet coming down.
They tried to PASS each side of him
and were about ten feet apart held ly
The rolc. When they met him
the passage WAS narrow, and they
crowded close to his wheel. This
lowered the rome and it caught him
across The breast. He had to grab it
with his haris. and let 60 the wheel.
The horses dragged him about fifty
Yards, when h" let 81, and found most
OF his clothes torn of. His mime WIS
William MAXWELL and hc belongs IN
San Jose. He purchased some clothes
and started over tic mountains again
none the worse foI his adventure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21

Program of annual exercises at the
Indian School il IN June 27t.., 1895.
Arrangements have been completed
for an exhibit + School and indust-
rial work in The large school room.
No litarary entertainment will he Of
fered, rs Their. is no chapel and the
large room will he used for the school
exhibit. The buildings will be open
&c visitors.
WANTED An honest, active gentle
man or lady u travel for established,
reliable house. Salary $3.50, payable
SIS weekly and expenses. Situation
permanent. References. Enclo-e SILT
addressed stamped envelope. The Do.
minion Company, 3ls Omaha Build
ing, Chicago. limo
Just received large stock of car
pets from the East, and sold at 90 ct-.
a.xard. Cheaper than ever sold in
Carson before.
NJ. A. DcwNEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
The Birthday Parry.

This evening the Ladies' Child Of
the Episcopal Church will hold q
birthday party at Mrs Jewet Adams
residence Everyone who attends lis
expected to bling a little bag of mon
cy. The IDEA is u put in Il rcnny for
every year of your age. If You like,
You can put in moro and have rCfre h.
ments and good time. The older
you ate the more it costs, and the
more fun you have.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
Carpets and Furniture.

Downey is now selling all kinds Of
carpets at San Francisco prices fright
added. You can't call for anything
in his line. carpets. furniture or brio
q brac that he can't furnish at hard
time rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
ICE. ICE. ICE.

The only pure ice in The market is
that sold by Dr. j NJ Benton. 1t is
cut on the Carson River-from pure,
running water and not formed on
stagnant pools. swarming with ami
NAL life II il ice from mountain
water that has IFS origin in the snow
capped peaks of the Sierras and means
health as Well Us GOODNESS TO. the
consumer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21

Henry Warren, a Los Angeles report
or, wrote a sensational article in his
paper ten days ago, giving his ex-
perience in the chain gang OF this
city. having been sent there by the
paper. Yesterday, in order to be Sent.
TO the Highlands Asylum for the In
sane, he pretended to he crazy and at
tackled n constable mt Azusa He was
examined to-day bya Commission be-
fore Judge Clark Of the Superior
Court. He was ordered by the Com
mission to be confined in Il padded
cell in the County Jail for six days.
He weakened at this and gave the
SNAP" away. Judge Clark ordered
him into the custody Of the Sheriff
under $1,000 bonds for contempt of
court. He will De tried for his act.
Everybody is laughing over the epis-
code.
President Powning Of tho agricul
tural society," ut work on State fair
matters and is getting things in shnpe
for IL weeks sport and livestock dis
play in September. Nevada cannot
afford to miss holding a state fair
another year, ana General PowninS
does not propose that she shall.
Brady the train robbcr who killed,
Sheriff Bogard, has been located at
Rpllipr OIL Tn an ,ci,uSb ffrht
he received two wounds in the face
He is still at large. bat the authori-
ties expect TO round him up in q few
hours.
Miss May Belle Critchicld, the
young heiress who disappeared from
her home in st. Louis, has now been
found in a Nuunely. She refuse to
to return home.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
Or Bows.

The Boston Daily Telegraph says :
The practical compliment of crowd
cd houses grerts the new piece, Dur
ing the Bali nightly ami The progress
Of the lay is only interrupted 10y en-
thusiastic applause and roars of
laughter
This combination will visit hero on
the 20 and 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
Likes the Country.

3. r. Priest, who is the agent for
II Levi & Co. cigar dealers, has
been spending few weeks in Nevada
It j. his first trip here and when be
went away last evening he felt that
he was leaving the home Of his Chi d
hood He he'd been royalty enter
tanned during his stay, made o raft
of friends and did y smashing bust
ness for his firm The secret of his
success is that he is very pleasant
gentleman TO meet and no sells O
cracking hrand Of cigars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
Big Guns and Armor Plates

Tonight Irving Scott Of the Union
iron works. will lecture ut the Opera
House on Big Guns and Armor Plates.
The proceeds Will 60 to the Fourth of
July celebration. MI. Scott is an in =
tercsting lecturer, and no man in
the United States knows more Of the
subject matter than he.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
THE MORNING APPEAL.
ALL SORTS.

Dan Krzmcycr is back from below
Times arc very Lively ut the Lake.
George NILS has returned from
Elko.
Work hes hogun developing Tx
Brunswick Lo,le.
J. D. Torreysnn returned from Win
nemucca yesterday.
John Dennis me attorney came in
on yesterdays !, cal.
c. @. Wallaco md Senator Mantle
reached this ely yesterday.
Tho crasshopfcr prst is threatening
to ov.rrun California
Nearly all OF Douglas County will
be here Oh the Fourth.
Detective Harris, of the Secret Ser
vice, is in this city.
A c. May Iutrrna ional Revenue
collector is at the Arlington.
Another Dalton train robber was
captured yesterday in Texas.
Ice cream and soda parties in the
evening are now becoming fashion
able.
A new lot of French candies were
received by Mayo & McClaskey yester-
day.
A Negro was lynched near Memphis
yesterday for nssailing white
woman.
The new owners Of the Silver Star
mine will take charge Of the place
July 1st
It is rumored that several changes
are soon to be made in the public
schools
Chic The sprightly comic paper &C
San Francisco, is to be turned into a
weekly.
The Baltic Canal was formally
opened yesterday by the Emperor Of
Germany.
There is talk of hanging the next
rascal who is caught pun:turing n
pneumatic tire.
Il is reported that Geo. Thaxter has
soil ont his business in California
and thinks Of coming back to Carson.
As has been predicted by nearly all
the Western papers the Rapuh.ican
League convention affair. proved tn
be Il goidbuS movement from begin
ming 70 end
Kelly the grocer is now getting out
q price list, that he says will spread
CONSERVATION throughout the camps
of al grooers in The State. He pro
poses TO give his patrons cheap gro
ceries il the true sense Of the term.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-21
Glove Contest.

Billy Bea!s and Jack Dunlap have
signed articles for to fight to u finish
for 500, on the night Of July 3rd.
Both men have gone int training.