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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
10 Light on tie 5creIrr suinhlo.

No evidence has yet come 10 light in veri-
ncation of the story OF the jewelry swind!e
perpstrated here. and for which Jacco DON
Cauc, alias William Thompson. was ar
rested Saturday in Pittsburg. None of the
jewelers. in the city know anything about
the case. The police are still in the dark
about ii. The story is generally looked
upon as an improbable one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Political Notes.

James r. Pro editor of the English
News is a candidate for principal door
keeper of the House.
Will 3. Maddux, editor and proprietor of
the Bloomfield News is announced as a
candidate for assistant clerk of the House.
and is likely to make a lively campaign
for IT.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24

James Ross, who keeps saloon In
Haughville was fined $50 in The Criminal
Court by a jury yesterday Tor allowing
minors TO bay pool This IS not the first
time that Ross has been in court on
charges of violating the Nicholson law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Drunk IN COu-t.

James sullivan appeared in Police Court
yesterday morning 10 answer to the charge
of drunkenness. In n very intoxicated coadi-
ton. He created considerable disturba nee
ard Judge Cox fined him $40 for contempt
Of court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24

rest at the time patrolman Cronin lost a
portion of his ear in fight near the sa
loon. Hill was arrested and brought into
court. where his bend was placed at 81 00j.
but was afterward reduced TO 81 000- He
gave the bond and was released
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Supreme and AppelIate Courts.

The Supreme and Appellate Courts began
their November term yesterday. In the
regular course OF rotation Judge Jordan
succeeded Judge Monks as Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court and Judge Lotz sue
Ann In 70
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Hunt the Modcs:ir Ecgcrviar.

Nov York Mail ana Express
The office-seekers would do we'll not to
burden tho mail OF Major Mckinley with
their opportunities. Prizes sometimes fall
% the Iacdestly deserving and the discreet
ly discerning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24

along SO ftset of the driveway Of the bridge
toward Brocilyn. The perspective is fine and in
its way the scene Is the best ever shown here.
The Park crowded at both performances
yesterday and popular Steve received much at
tention aud applause. He and his play made a
decided hit The engagement Is for all week
with "A daily MATINEE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Indtctm,nt ACuins. wauc nm

AT its November term the county grand
Jury returned an indictment against WADE
Hin for keeping discrdeiiy saloon on.
West Ohio street. This grew out Of his ar
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Short o..
SilVerWare for
Thanksgiving

You should not be when we offer such
rare Bargains IN Rogers Best Grade Sill
yer Plated Ware. We will sell you the
best goods and charge you less than you
can buy inferior goods Tor.
Our Stock being New, we have only
the Latest Patterns. Yves show variety
OF useful articles suitable for Holiday
Gifts For
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Lillian Rus.eIr.s Cbicaro Hin.

CHICAGO. Nov. 23--Miss Lillian Russell made
her TeappeaTance tonight at PaImer's Great
Northern Theater before large audience. Miss
Russell appeared in her opera. AN Amer
lcan Beauty, for the first time in Chicago and
scored an instant success She was ia excellent
voice after her weeks rest and has never aD-
peared TO better advantage. The effect of her
recent bicycle injury. that caused alarming ru-
mors, was not at all apparent. The stage set
lungs or the new opera magnificent and she
has the best supporting company that has ever
appeared with her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
To-Day and Wednesday

We will offer the following prices on
Rogers Goods:
Rogers Tea Spoons, extra
plate, set. ......... :. 59c
Rogers Table Spoons, extra
plate, set $1.16
Rogers Forks. extra plate,
set. :. $l.Is
Child's Set-Knife, Fork and
Spoon. ........ ........ FAC
Sugar Shell, each ....... lie
Butter Knife, each .......1 lie
Plated Steel Dinner Knives,
set &c
Cake Baskets, gold lined,
each ...s... OSc
Bourbon Baskets, each. -. 4oc
Card Trays, each. ...... 10c
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-David Henderson. the
theatrical manager who recently divorced
from Grace Roth Henderson. the actress. has
been married TO Miss frankie Raymond who has
Tor several years been a member of Mr.. Hender-
sons extravaganza companies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

South Omaha Ifst Causes n Rr--E- IN
the Gnuurr Board


The Board Of County Commissioners .held
oriEf Session yss-srdEy and transacted
snaL su1uu- o. -u1-lus BUSINESS.
Tbs Judges ans clerks Of election. rs r.
pointed BY lbe mayor EnE approved b. tls
Council. Lnelu1inE the appointments made
by me u-Hvur 20 fu vacancies caused ~
The action C. the council winch we're af-e--
wards approved ~ TIE council we're A.
proved bT he board wl-hJ-- esc-rsiun
-lII-zi-isslone- E7oc-rr presented a LIST o.
'r1a+tt VEE DIVIDED ubuut Is fa-fgws-
Three democrats. uns pupuIis-. three --pup-
Beans
s1srberE moved 10 refer he list 70 he
frEure couE--res H3r-u- resented what
he called an EEult 70 he member from
south Omaha Euc hs sac he could give AZ
the Information anyone wanted and insisted
-hEt tErlellE-e ecriur he rnksn
klHrsaBRc said the Republican COMMITTEES
o. South Omaha RAD HANDED in list OF
three republicans ID each 6LE-rl-t and hac
le-- -hs remaining tJur n-e1 &c De flied =
by The democrats.
StsrbsrE disclE med ury trts1riuu Of IL
EulrruE anyone. uu- Insisted that the repu1-
lcaI majority - the board should re
allowed 20 say who should constants ne
republican portion o. the election boards
he said 3 Ersni ZE-y cu--plEt--s had been
maze EboU- tie election CffclEls hsrstufar-
ur1u-la ed by he board for south Omaha
and he WIS cssI-1us only o. choosing honest
ana cuU1s-ELE nel-
A1lH- further cIscusE-1u the " hole matter
WIS laid uvs- uu-l the meeting Of n
board tDuurrUw rlsru M
The charges pre- erred EEutust Justice q
TIE Peace David smith Of E-kh1-u "
Claus ClEuEsun VII be heard by the board
a. 10 g clock -0uu-rJW morning
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
DEAD Heal At FOOT BALL
4hu-ssSn B-ass and U1ivs-z-ty Jub Fs1 %
Scu-s Single Pint
SoTH TEAMS LACK SCIENCE ~ PLAY
1ndivfdunl Erorr very Msritcrsous-
hus C@pc-rr-d wsr-ment 10 Gen.
srfeuuu~iy sb--nf frara the
Grfdfrsn fer the Day.
MS LACK SCIENCE IN PLAY

The game o foot ban a. University park
YESTERDAY afternoon between TIE Tturs-11
E-fss and University cub sIerens resulted
II dead bsat Ef-s- hE-G ana exrf-lrr
battle j, Vas The Rifles r-st appearance
OF TIE E-i-i-uu IL q regular game uns
While they fuaed 70 erfuus uuv vtrr s.a---
llnE ry1p-n-as q s-isutthc Tlny. they con
clusivs.y proved that there Is much E1os
timber ln he sEEreEstiBu. and xlrh 4 lirL,s
more practice rDa fErliIia-1ry VII tbs rules
may deveiope into Formidable upugr-r--
Tor Any u TIE local urEarIzrriuas- L IL
F-rtes fRilsd 70 show rs hgv The game surht
- be played they we're ucwhs-e behind me
lnive-sitiss. VIM were even slower and
more buuEiesume IN their general uaueu-
vss-tuE tba- is a. IsHs-. urrn after WI -r-ls
rae b-ueEht n from rlEnt enc ana Eiren IL
GuATter-hEckH DO --i1u- - Wns more alert
ans passed rhe buu quicker thEn Cowfu
and very materially improved he Trfv..r-
hries general play
OF eiLher side however here vas b-r
lrtlE conferred action manifest The rurrs
beng more o. q Eo-as-vUu- please. Individual
s5art Lhan EEyLhllE else. SlLl nothtnE
better should BE- exported o. ef-bs- -earu
as the Dust q then are r-sen AMI soft
and su-ns y thsu almost whoHv w-i-hur- -
J'efie.nce Or knowledge q Ghe game ThF-
they VII improve Is 4 tu-eE1ne runefasl-7
and rapidly. TOO JudE1nr from the s--huri-
ht-le, FiE1ruCs and Euurvy wiDd-up Of yes
terlHE EfterBoozE EfHr
The Rtfes had The 'beef- ana Al on
stREe r looked as Il this quail -y alone vzctfld
Vln ths GAY. bu- CAPTAIN DEr THyIu- f-any
Eul hlH men wBkened ~ and hey srub-
berrlT and Successfully tisputed every IRE
slrrptior o. he military gentlemen
ElEht Hnh McMnbur made he SIR uluv
q ne Etre-noun but b spoiled II al b.
Wrftc1ea f'lu BE IL very second Z mean
Victory llr IL SIDE He 20. -he bal suE
hnls beug mads Tor him a. rackIe hs
vent through ne entire Tire urg usrB5-fr
doeEInE Ml-lhswE Reed and Ie-rura MAJ.
LIS wy tu- '1rry yards ana ross he rBaI
me. where b. erur1ed tn huI and Ahb5--
secured q. sfsctiuE q ruuchduuu nua e--r-
is-lcllnE 1T ne trgl-s o. a nHEnl d-sut uluv
lhtre was no lEuErr % any scoring rr-z-
ms -Huz pes and The Inst haIf IKE H.
- snlsc IL crEW- Ellv F-xiEv r
Mccall E1c Mu3or ArIie were the Official
O. ne game which was really az tn-e-er-ir.r
one despite Is crud=ne%s r3od -
was Present ruE-v o. ne specta-1-s befr-
ladies' The lius-up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

Party of Milwaukee R-pr-s-utstf,-,.
IN AIrnEn

EnN Glua ma Visit
In TIE Hhsrucs II General Agent Nash.
T-Hve--nE PBsssnEz- Agent WT-Hu
E5Vsl Hospitality entertained the REPRESENT
E-rss Of the Milwaukee, passC-rs- deuu---
msut WIS have Epeu- The past f1-ln iEhc Il
-rE-s-i1S over the system j. a15 been ez-
0ec;ed TINT The rul-oBders wozIs spend
Saturday night End SUulEy n Omaha and
L mad been h1ged that lhs Interior o. the
e--ys -hsaters and churches NIGH oe shown
hem bU- they ptsad tELEue as Al excuse
and slipped oCt o. tow on .hE Chicago
s=E,-sss 3. s Is - ~ f7-
l1Gzs End shown thrBuEh TIE Bee bu1I1-1=.
Yesterday BRIEF v-sl1 q Omaha cgn1lu-e-
fgr-u-Ehr's grip through the states o. Ill
-ulE "a isuuuEiL. " tEussa-l. N---L Dakota.
S1--h Dakota Iowa and N-h-EzkE-
TIE uE--y WIS composed q TIE t1Il7v ing
r. G Everest genera passenger agent. vr-h
nead-uE~-srE n Chicago. Charles A. Brown.
Kew England passenger EE=ut Bos-7n
Mass william Kelly. IT. --Ev cling rRHsEn-
rs- nEsl- E-EaIu. r. Y A = TUgl1-. Ca
madam passenger EEEr-. Ta-u--c. Ontario,
JOHN 2 Fu-t district rrzssFCsE- EEBct " IL
lz--E---- Penn. Harry Mercer. Michigan
passenger agent Detroit. MI-t-f ?. q. l1nes.
a-zrs1lrE passenger agent. Cincinnati. o.
u-Z W " EsEEu-d district passenger
ars-- Milwaukee WIS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
IS 1T CURABLE?
A @ aestisn Oftea Asl.-a hy These At
hiet-E 2Ith PiIsS.

A oaestisH Oftea Asls-a hy These At
hiet-G glth TiIeS.
Il a strained i1zrt Uu-ahles q local IN
aanuH.i0n rgrshls- o. coarse = p-operlv
treated 80 = piles.
People aefen hacr-ns aHlr.sG wftt Mics
Az a. same oiz -'ct-1rle- uha Is .lH-ay-s
Persisted n TIE WrDDs urea tmsnt ana narl--
a4ly he dlsssGrEssE them By telling them
tssI their case e hopeless.
They n rUrr discOUrHEs others ans thus
. issase that can every casr be cured hr
careful ana skllrul handling Is allowed 70
sap rls energy % thousands Eh- 1uiEht free
Themselves u tn -r9ubis n Few aays
Pyramid FIls Cure VII cufe tho 1nasS n
ErHrRisc case u hgm--rhuiGE z ar asluHbs B.
-IElR short TINE. j rE lrFes the rurEesrpl
parts reauces me tlzu-s luslHutty nc nat
tef hgS lHrse aiiRys the inflammation aaa
stops he nctiE4g or o. hE1E - once
Thousands shp ha5 ressr. e. n expensive
Eurglcal trea-M have bssl rGred by the
PyrGulie Fiis CurE---Iu nun a-sr o. ilKtsu ces
persons uhc had spent mDurhz n q hus-ii.al
under 4 rlle specialist
II 3 reUsly that bone need .sar &c Ap-
ply even . tbe suast GEgrEFAtCd EWu.len
Ane lEtEu2aa heuI1rrn1izal runs1rK.
~ E1l are Afflicted Nth rEis stubborn dis
ener YEA ear n.aktsI II EuG mas ~ quickly
It's remedy H 20 longer - experiment
LAi utuleal certainty. Il Is uEuIrfu frtrssa
~ he Pyramid DrGg Ca az AIhiun Mich
DruE<iElz ssA 4 a. "a cs1lz per bsE II l.
becoming Ire maEl pupulnr riir uEre ina
country has ever hugWn ard 9raEEizta every
sssrt ara 9raegins : IN -hsAE suzlaEszE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
HIczoK SAVES The YALE TEAM
1s.--- - ro-S....- -

Erf-rr~ BfsafIuvss Carlisle Tau-b-
dew. and D-feHts the Indfans
NFI YORK Oui- 14--Seldarn rlIz uHs-rr
beer sueh tlssattzlartiou shEEz by the spec
tElarx q foot ban game. a. thu denim
Errarnd this Afternoon a. The curciusi1u o.
.bs coi-tesf between Yale and The CarEisIf
1udlEn school II the frs hall The Ind Inrs
slrp-ised ths View Haven Ei-Et-E ~ sc1--
Ing 4 -Tuehtuv-n from which o. E1ul vur
Kicked IN less thar tive minutes and thr
form thus dLzulsved puzzled the Blue very
much However. before the f-s- half hni
s-lad. Yale secured rWU -Jueh-0vus Hu5
two rnaIs making the score - 20 ID her
favor To The second hair Jameson FOR the
Indians. scored ruuch11wu which wa
not allowed The decision Of Eees-e,
EIeEnk created uueh 1lzsat.zz 1ClIu OK
Neither SIDE scored n the second hlH Tie
crowd SURROUNDED ne Indian players chez
ing thru. uud there WnE DOT 4 Yale CRY O.
be heard. The Indians played a rsugrE-
Bhtv strong zane Hud The u1iy afvEErREt
Yale hn7 vas ~ trick vlsvE around Tn
ends The Indians repeatedly uucked tn
csute- WEae Yale wEs Frequently rspuls-,
N TINS style q play ne rsrziiuE o. TIE
IN 1ianE was fierce but rhev were f11ler
completely by Eals's receiving vsdrr
around either end The Indians DISPLAYED
the E-HHresr Strength and effectiveness u
mass plHvE bu- ia 0Irer plEys rsgU-i-=
Er-a-eEy Yal= fHr ezcellsd their adverse
~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

" T Williams Of Buffalo, WE, was in
the CITY res-er1ay
2 z srluEur PHVuee Cry. Ssh-- IE regis
tered a. The Barker.
n q Ha--s o. Deadwond- : ., vas
among the arrivals yesterday
Gibson ard VIE Of E5u.-zs Place
have returned 1ruz shu-- TRIP
2 clascnek. 81 Joseph Ma has
rs au-nr-uph on the Barker register
Aisxznasr left Cor ne sHst yss-sr-
Eav and win be gone for several days
Mark NJ Cna1 g Leasing ssocknan from
French. vas al Omaha visitor yesterday
Ha-vsv LEFT yesterday for Chi
raEa. where he goes OF short business
trip
N Tuvlar uf 81 Louis vas II the city
yes srdHy ana left Il The evening Tor Chi
uaED.
Brn.1n Marst. private seUrstGry ID Gov
s-na- Holcomh came ID tr7E Lincoln yes
tErdEy.
schiller 2. Bvyssr. formerly Of TINS cry
but nov o. Clinton, Ia, n The city on
business
Miss Camille Cleveland and several mem
bers Of "TrIby' company are stopping a.
the Barker
general C C. Nalcurt o. Columbus. o..
Is visiting his sister. Ms ?. p ALisr --l4
Webster street.
EtN-lruE ErDdT LQrtEAl ATuALar ~ -iiA a.
huun WIS n the city COR fsW hours yes
terEay Ef1erD1or-
Ms. NJ Orr accompanied by Mrs.
Sterling icft yesterday for Chicago. 70 be
Cuue ssvsrHl days
PAU Bartlett Harry Brooks, p = MAI
tuewE unG c a Eudgs we're Lluculn repre-
sertattves IL the city yesterday.
MrE 7 VI Maynard End daughter left
IAks night fBr Chicago where -hsy VII
slEt relatives Cor : short period.
James Il JAE3s. travelling passenger
EEsu- fur he WeEt shore. WIS IN -he cIty
yes sr4ay While eurauts east from Denver
Z Senator Jriln A. Tnurs-nu and wife lsfi
! last evening for LIncolu where The SEM
~ delivered 4 speech They we're accom-
panied By The ThUTsUuu FlaEahsau ciEn.
Z CITY CumptruIIer Wes-bsrE Asf1 yesterday
fur Pulk epuEty, Iowa, where De AL Hd-
dress several meetings o. his Swedish
friends upau ths subject 81 aDuLa money
I Nebraska pe0Fis g. -hG hotels n r.
Z Clelamnlz- FrsEannL. ~ HaIlun. Dodge. 7
Il. 0urs. Humphrey. George z, LlhEy, Mar
I ley. C c. Ga04rlcn. Cesar Rapids John r
I feHI3er. HArrtEElnu- J l. F1-zE--Eia FHitf
/ CRY. G * CErpeEler Nurks Z sbbDri
Auburn, ans Robert NichulE. y sb-asEn CRY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

Asks Him Why He DSss Noz Get Some
OF 80. L.. -. -.

Asks = IN " hF He Dssss Vet Get Solas
Old soldiers To >zezE for Him
PHILALsELF HIA Oc- s4-Ths war Esu-
srEls VINO have been on & campaigning toJ-r
throughout The west L the interest o. Nc
H-Inlsy and Eubzrt have Cause 70 feel
proud Of the reception rendered then IN
TINS city loniEht- The Academy o. Music
whore he main ueerfnE was held Was e.
rIrely inadequate and AZ -orsr1ow meeting
WIS held II front N the Lulou League club
house Altogether r. 2 estimated not IesE
rnaI 10000 people hsE-d The Speakers. CTsz-
era hEnlel slcEss v--17 mace ne principal
address said. In the wsBt We found ths
-anzps unanimously f1r HryUr E5is strength
among rramps Is stH5-.aT every z E ming.
dunf know Any one VINO has surpassed
hiy II II recent years bur CuxeF Our wgE-
We were told the wHr was over and that
he people saw 10 TEEEuu f1- Us ole
wrecks going around making speeches
We sac Il wOHid not be or
Tie way fer slTyEn 10 tn
vic su-ne Of The EHiaa or confederate
generals 70 accompany am. He ufztt ash
Stntrzl Lunss-ree- VIC sh1t or ny lex
bur EsnsraI LangElreeI would answer 7
cannot tar J an AEEs1Elieg sIaetnr from
IsorglA ne nigh ASK Ei.As GRAY Of L,el-
aware, BueEner, FloEzrr OF Hill II he
EsAsd the Lamar. Hill Vuuia ur8hablr say
ne vas struck 1Emt since BRYAN WIS non
mated and could uut SPEAK uutd Nurszb her
4 he might even ash F,residepf eizvs-
land p-i -lzPelan1 WaEl1 Say : prefer
shooting ducks and hstluE il Is SID he
cd ASK Secretary Carlisle End h. havtns
refused, vas repaid wiz shsv - Of ru-tsri
eggs he concluded van L valley uf hD1
snd Tor Governor AllEeld He BaIa. 4
regard Lie defeat Of that man AltEeld sec
one olly N snPo-taIee 10 ths election q
KcKIuley"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

sound Money Democrats Preparing a
r--nr Ia---.-.--.-.r-


Ths Nebraska sound -uney democrats a.
pect % make tie vlsi- o. thsl- national
cundiEEtss mex Tuesday one o. ne Grs---c-
tive features Ct the cumuniru Generals
Primer and Bu-l-ls- vm arrive a.
CUUncl Bluffs Nua5ay. al tax rlzt- -hev
VII address Big cuuvocar.au c. the s-up5
money people o. Iowa They VII COME
sC---s Ia . 'If,-JrIrE rFi5eptiu- ~ their Ns-
hraEkn sa-p1-rs-z. The precise manner In
aIea LtEy VIl BE srterIH ned aaz uc- bes-
cidsd bu- IL IN rhE hands OF Z reception
committee
The speaking Is scheduled fu- Tuzsdry
EIUEt a. BOYD rrzate- TrE I'D icE-l u-ls
Ere chHt ths thsE-sr VII MT Dc half large
enough fuf TIE occasion. and gr overflow
meeting WI probably hive &c Be provided
tsr. The lnee---E ~ BOYD VII De al
dressed ~ Generals Palmer and 5u-Erer
ChE-ies c Ryan C GrRn5 Island T. s
5Lac. tie democratic cEnt-1rrE ~ gov
s-uc-. and ? j. MEhu1EE @ ttIs cl-F. Ths
railroads VII rUn special trains wEI1r wiz
rs---u ara the meeting ana rhEre VII
prosHsly be lzrEe attendance from GU =
=gvn
According 70 TIE plans. az uuw .u--rula-ed
TIE balcony and gallery VII be LhrgWu 1p-L
70 he puNlic. wEls The IGwEr f1u- VII
be hsld I'M g O'Clock fuT -h1ss Who have
-lekF-s. Af-E- thai hour, The entire house
lr l4iHA I'd NAL-A-
Tue vlce presidents VIM Eavs beer az
pointed are Is follows Z wGE=isy. Eeu-rs
Tl1t1. x n EabcocE Z a CudEhy. Franz
Murphy r v. Yates = II Wool worth
Lee ". SpraEsn. Euclid Martin. J. 2
Shesul. " y McEUEh. y z Caldwell
Charles Turner c : Montgomery, George
z F'-l-laF-- Adam M1rreL Thomas XII
patrick Jahu A. McShane Frank Irvine
Warren SU--zisr. y. L. MAY T. 4 B-oEEn
VI A. PEE-0u Frank Heller !. X r Pa
rex c. C. WriEE- 7. J. MRrJney. Thomas
Fi-ZuU-riE Euberr Patrick J. 2 Bu-
chEnEn. ". George L Miller. P v. Rich
Erdssn, Charles Metz. !. Il M11rtnzh. Cr--.s
Turner. Ben 3 wood. Al T1uznItl George
v. Cooper, n. O. GLner- william NJ CT
Ter. Gen-Ee kelley. George Hines JONI
EEEE--- = z North A. MGrthaWE
Thomas J. Eerl Of 0-1aEu; and q ?. Eolss
Carl Morton John Names. r. Nes-azk1
cry r. z E-MUIer- Punca. Charles G
zy1L, Grand Isl1nz- Frank L. Fy-hi-e- P4a--s-
mouth 2 Glover Ar--uE-u1- A
n. Clever Aurora; 2 Z. Proud
f. Guide Rock John c KssersuI. Far
uC-y- Jacob ElElsr. Imperial. v ?. Burke
Missouri valley 2 z B7bn Dan " Cook
Beatrice; Emmett FINLEY. Council BlUhE
Thomas wilkinson. Blair; F. Z Whine. Ash
lad; Q. ?. BlgEn. O'SelL- Eugene SchIl-
ling Crete, J. J. Martin, Il G EDehlsr
E-us Hi, William FBssF, Thomas Bowman
Luelus Wells. Council Bluffs a. :. Sawyer
Castor. Hcwurd Whi-ru8rE. Linculu- p "
Vaughn Fremont. z. A L'uuuhy. Seward
= C. Crawford West FulBi; D.. J. J. LeaE
CtaE-uu Z u. Cook. BsE-rlce- Z NJ WsE,-
srvei-. Grand Island and A T. Thatcher
THleI ne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25

HASTINGS Oct e4-iSpec4al Telegram
The Tree SILVER people u Adams county
have beer stirred ~ 5F Witnessing The
ulHuy successful republican meetings. To
Z .ghr q Tree silver rally Wa held b ltis
cry unc Il lasted fur uns EOcr and . kaE
There Vas plenty ~ REQ FIRE. fireworks Ea-
SIC and noise Congressman Bel o. Coo
rado WIS The speaker Tor the occasion, and
Addressed a tHtr-Elzec crowd II he opera
house
HEBRON NsE- Oct 24-fspscill -
FBr Lhres weeks Hm v L. STARK silver
car 1idata for CuLEreSE against H0u- T.
Ealner wEf advertised 70 speak here yes
Ierday a-terr0un- Al o'clock Mr.. STARR
aupearHd ana WEs greeted by Eb8uI eighty
vstsrs hfty Children and u4Euy vUUeI-
OAKLAND Nen- &C. 2z-fspeciAl ~ .
2 Reed O. Madison sB1Es here laEl evening
- gnar = ier1 81 the free silver party
About twenty-five rtFTTunileans and hftseA
pap8craEE Ei1truen 20 a rWB-hnUr tA1K Of TIE
psaHest Argument yel presented n uak-Al4-
Rsed WuE Introduced ~ me peer u 5eEAtsr
Slsn and -. thsF have mighty paor
1l1E5er 11- 4 eEzocpgg seE211s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-25
CARLISLE l. TREATED DECESTIY.
Secretary Delivers Eis Second speech
Ni1Ecur Esiso-d.r

htAINhA AfA>0rNeF-
Bow LING GzEEN Ky Oct gs-Ssr-s-
lay Carlisle Delivered TIE second o. KS
campaign speeches IL tar city ans Hfter-
rcon- his Reception vaE entirely co-1.aI
-z-fsr<s-snrs He E--zFEf N tbs e. - 57T b
and WIS -c-z~syes "a i.r-nustI vh-re as
rs-rElned U1tI nn1a.a1 Was visl-rd ~
hundreds 81 c1rlzsns. whg paid thslr rEEpec-E
and give ais nEsurErces q far treatment
While tHrE- The sec-elErr spoke al put-
r-rs opera house. which vus crowded For
II hour and a half M Carlisle vas listened
- WIKI -HT- urtsurIrr- ma WIS sn1husiHs-
rtcl-ly EpplFudsd
TIE sI-ra police p1 OF any by The
UEyur found H0lt ing q dc. Il any o he
h7oLIUu eismsut was uressa-. j. WIS ara d
70 lake suy dsmrnslE-iun- Carlisle was
Wildly c1sErea r. L-E q 1se o. his speech and
met 3 1Gr1srinE Cvlrlau thr-u-nsu1 II
s.o~l-DE Gras-- When n EE5 concluded
john : Eusa. silver candidate f1- congress-
n tire ThIr1 district. sEEgpsd &c answer h-u
IN he park IN front Of taa opera house tt-
Il was abusive and us1 with E--ls syn
FU-hy.
M. Carlisle left IRIS afternoon for Louis
vile
Tns secrs-Ery. When Re urusst SPEAK vas
greeted win Z shower II flowers from he
lands o. mary q The wsus- u-essu-. Tnis
caused The secretary % make a pIelRaut
reference 20 rh= CUTinEtBn tnci5su- II ae-
FnUwlsdEing the hosp .alf-y G. Is B5vItnE
Green trlerdE Mr.. Carlisle tbsr began
lengthy discussion Of ne financial Guest an
r. ED1EI lie sane LIES IN ms CoviEEzur
speech re declared fhs tree ccluzEe q
s-vsr BY Ire United SEE1sHs alone Al the
7ull1 q lt 20 wuuI3 Eare as Z dsurecEu-=-
currency, witch would tutU-e mos. The
- oo-sr ana ne farmer Thr Chicago Ma
ta---l- IL csCiErEc vas unde-nacrutir Hu5
LIE nominees Wh0 stood Upun II had no req
aa1E1i5 cla1u upon denoc-a-s fur heir
ECppo-L Re saIf ne hs5 alwuFs su1po--e5
-sr-ocrzts ADD as-nacrz1i- PRINCIPLES and
LEsf IL always intended 10 GO 60 rEur n
CZpell &c y mis- tlectI1n 10 vote f1r thirteen
true nlus democratic electors VINE LIS
free Silver friends would v1te Eur eleven
ao-c1-lf1 1snscrErE Ind Two pup-IiE-s NJ
Carlisle closed win highly ca-- -I--lsl- l-y
fgt ereucs 70 -ne national lsl1C---ie caudI-
-aacs Generals Palmer md EEcEpg-. There
ere bUI 2 rev Iu-E-rL-T,-I1us EnL nd DIS
ardEr during Lhs secrslu--'s speech. and the
services o. tts Toe extra policemen VINO had
been distributed about ne han we're not
rag-E-ad