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The herald., 1898-12-24

70 Cupa: The great ports and cities of
rr.-.rh India and Australasia, while some
what more distant, are much nearer to Ma
nla Than TO any other general distributing
pvnt for the great classes OF merchandise
which the countries in question produce
The value of the total imports into China,
japan, Australasia and British India is al
most Sl 900, 600 annually. Those of Jap
100000, are now more than $l00,000000, and
steadily increasing. Those Of China have
increased 20 per cent in the last decade, and
now amount to nearly 5000, 100000 a year.
Those of British Australasia are about $500,
OvD,O0 year, and those OF British India and
the Straits Settlements are 100000, 900 an
nually.
These four countries consume large guam
titles OF goods produced and sold by the
United States. They consume $780, 600
of cotton goods annually. but only sl00O0,-
600 worth comes from this country; they
use $50, 0,000,0 900 worth of iron and steel, but
only S7,O00,000 worth of this is produced in
this country; we only supply one-seventh of
their leather imports, less than one-fourth of
their imports of wood, less than one-tenth
OF their machinery imports, only one
twelfth OF their chemical and drug imports,
and less than one-hundredth of their coal
imports. 1t is true that we make better
showing in the breadstuffs and mineral oil
trade, we furnish $4,000, 600 out of Sl3O00,-
000 OF the former and $4,000, 900 of the ST.
O0O,O of the latter; but of a total export
Of products made and exported by the
United States, valued at 1929, 900, 900, only
about one-sixth comes from this country
The herald., 1898-12-24
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury show.
available cash balance 1891, ,722, 959; gold re
serve, $244 ,947 553.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-California dried
fruits:
Apples-Steady; other fruits generally
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY, Pa. Dec. 23.-Credit balances
Sl.19; certificates, no bids.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

(Daily Statement)
r. f. Dyer to NJ. G. Wright ct AL, $50
l56 .:..................... 3,5S5
NJ e. Banta TO p: L.. Ogden, 3S5-3l5. 3,130
NJ. Rem.ey to C.. W. Partin Ell AL. 603-
ST.; -; :..:................. 1850
H. G. Barker to G. Fl. Jones te AL 49S-
100 .....:.......:............ 1900
~. +. NOBLE TO NJ. "A. Coleman. 600-131 1,200
I. S. Wadsworth TO A. S. Rouse, Cos
lls 49,; ........................ 24OO
Eleven releases under $1,0O0. 0.......... $500
Total Observation-Disclosures. $17, 765
The herald., 1898-12-24

Sssh fsgsfa9df ths "fagPl farl 81 ts Wisaam Thsn.
100, the public was content to ENJOY ths
CHRISTMAS holidays without real z.ng paper,
Fronts and the reaction before the holi-
days, which IS according to precedent,
failed to rnaterialze. Conditions permeat-
ing the financial fabrics continue wonder,
fully favorable to this nation. Bountiful
crops sell abroad 1T feHfuheratiye ana
steadily improving prices, while the great
iron and coal interests are getting sfip
surplus capital due 10 Americas enormous
trade balance explains the investment OF
some $751; 900 used In dscounting foreign
commercial bills which must be paid In gold
or III securities unless the United States as
sum IS the role OF creditor nation and gives
ear to the reported propositions 10 Hoat for
eiEn government loans here. The fetu y
now OF money From the south and west Is
at Inc sub-treasury. The railway traffic
reports continue gratifying and gave sub
stan tlal founda tions for a rise in some di-
recions and some to warrant the introduce
ton or many dormant securities to the
spec ulative and embarrassment public.
Small reactions and Irregularities due TO
bear tactics kept trading rather healthy
and fee from the danger of too sudden
imitation. Toward the close of the week
there was dlsinclination to be shor. over
the three holidays and here We're large
erlng purchases. Much interest was mani
fest III the dividend declarations of the
week, but there was no change except tne
increase to per cent in the Denver prefer
red disbursement. The over-sanBu!une
predic ions current as 10 the probable divi-
dend declaration met some credeuce in par
r, ticuiar cases, owing to the favorable re-
ports Of earnings. The grangers and the
Pacifc were III keen request at per. DDS nd
gained substantially.
The weeks bond market was less active
than the preceding week and the dealings
were devoid of such a pronounced zone of
strength.
lrreSularity was very conspicuous in
on'hI opIhia.'ohs put the general undertohe nev-
sues improving to the best price ever af-
forded for them. United States new Is and
the is advanced half. the old fours, coup,
three-e !ghths and ditto registered, one
eiEhth III the bid price.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Sweet wines, 20 or 80 cents per quart. H.
j. Woollacott, 124 N. Spring street
The herald., 1898-12-24
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Following are
the closing prices of stocks the New
York stock exchange today:
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cECURITY SAVINGS BANK

J. F. SARTOR1. ...Presldent
ltAURICE S. HELLMAN, Vice President
w, d. LONGYEAR. Ca shier
Interest paid on term and Ordi
Money
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27
MR. BRoWN HoNEsT.
WIN stay Among uis People If They
VIII I.ri uim.

Oakland Cal. Jan. 26-Rey. G. o.
Brown win not m away from thc con-
sequences oi his cui iou Ho aid ho
would tay hcu until hIs friends aud
time decide wheihl or uot they would
uc.Nc u cut him.
El.muser of ono of thc largest
ciuuf iu SAN Francisco. D. quite viii.
ing aIE of DIS disrmca. with few ezocp
tons and those involve the "details q
Dbl. downfall
81 have made my confession" said he.
"Hayc nothing further to ay Have
Crnd ard npeat0i WI nTtruirr fnto
thc "details oi my miiorunos. nor dis.
Gus. vtatl moan by caufessug 20 q
small r1ri of the charges.
"I.iio was ever sweet to mc." said he.
referring 90 bis eastern rasiomtc, ~
had thousands of friends in the east and
thcy looked i'm my face and aid they
could no, believe the stories circulated
aboui mo, and che stories wgc not all
true had everything o. live Coz. Had
the confidence aul esteem 90 my Chi.
cacu c0u-w1iiuu Was h'oked Co Dec.
ur BOO t'ol the principal churhcs In
thc east Set duty compelled me to
como ont to san Francisco. ] cauno,
explain. but f,If that / must como.
, do NOT know vhai che futuro will bring
20 me, hut do know / shall preach Oh,
gospel un DIE, if ! have 90 prach ou
the street c0ncr,, / shall stay here un
al ] know what my former friends do
aud / ann rady 90 boar anything my
! cnnlr.-lm oil. lnll
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27
RrVERA's EoicTs.
Thry Were More severe Than Any l..
sued hy Wsyler.

1hty Were More Severe Than Any L.
sued BY wslier
san Francisco, Jan. c6.-Adviccs from
the orient bring handful of the text
edict recently issued by Fernando Primo
dc Rivera, governor general OF the Phil.
ippinos, brief Inference 20 which has
hccn made through official sources al
Madrid.
Tho edict Is 50 severe In the Treatment
OF an enemies Of the imperial govern
mcnt that the manifcsios Of wcylci
seem mild In comparison. As whole
Il appcars as the Official confession Of
the uutruth of the frqucnt announce
mcnts irom tie government az Madrid
that the Philippine Instruction has beer
supprcssod aud the people paoificd.
The clict begins with the revocation
Of all passes horoioforC issued aud IN,
establishment oi a military trucha. Tn
prupcrty belonging 20 persons connccto,
with the rhcllion, or tenants, partner
or any person interested In property b.
longing 20 the rehols Is declared furfeite,
60 the government, and will he seized q
satisfy the needs Of the Spanish army
Families and individuals who arc incor
I poratod in the rcbol party must JON
them or ax their residence under th
/ watchfulness of the authorities.
For purposes this order Of the fami
lies Of rohcls viii consist Of their wiye.
ohildrn, parents, brothers, brothers In
law and cousins
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

san Francisco, Jan. 28.-Associated
Ppss dispatches from Vancouver on
Jan. ~ contained an account of a aid
by Chinese pirates upon a Europoan set.
tlcment az Hal Duong The steamer
Op,ic, which has arrived from the orient,
6rought full particulars of the murder.
Gus affair and the punishment mctcd On.
O. the offenders who were captured
Tie pirates first attacked the town Of
Hai Duong az : O'Clock on the night ol
Dc. IS. Il was arad into from foui
quarters simultaneously. and half Of thi,
provincial capital has been destroyed
The resident governor and family and
the European officials were compelled .,
abandon their rcsidenco during a sortis
Of troops and take shelter in the forts
I The forcc was too small 90 admit meet
ing the pirates, who werc armoi viii
rifles In the opcn. Accompany of Frenol
I Troops, In two divisions turned out ant
charged the rcar guari of the pimtel
with fixed tayonets Fifteen of th'
pirates wcr killed and several NOR
wounded aud taken o. tho hospital
In the meantime pirates entered thl
house Of A. r Marty. killed his book
keeper, NJ. Cauthicr, after horribly mu
tilating him. A i.ycarold child ais
DISAPPEARED Then thcy attacked NJ
Duloc. a clerk for the Fausso Miuinl
company. aud left him for dead. a
was taken 90 the hospital and may n
cover
On the following saturday 10 Of th
caisausd pirates wcrp executed upon th
spot where M Cauthicr was assassinal
I'd. After che execution the heads % th
pirates WEN placed upon stakes and -
up IN front of che housc. Two hunir.
Euufsaus and 300 natives witncssodth
T frprutinn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27
oIher rarslEn war.hIr. q marasa.

WE''I E"I'IsH " WHI'HII'8 y WHFlIH'
Havana. Jan 90 The German cruiser
Charlotte lschoolshipl has just arrived
here. A British warship viii soon reach
here from Koy West, and some FrUuch
warships arr expected from New Or
loanE
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

Washington, Jan 20 Rev. +. ID.
Bailey. chief clerk examiners Office.
civil scrvicc commission ofioc. submitted
some sensational testimony at toiay's
session Of the senate civil service com.
mittccs investigation. Il was the -
quel to the charges he madc Monday oi
intimidation interference by the com.
mission with his testimony. lie called
attention 20 the bitter attack made on
him then by President Pructor of ths
commission. Tie rad a letter he al
drcsscd TO Thccloro Roosevelt Of N,
New York police commission, scvcrcl,
crisicizing the commission. The lcttcI
said IN part
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27
SPAIN WILL RETALIATE
1t viii BE by Sending Warships
10 American Ports.
NAMES VISIT TO HAVANA.
~ l. Looked Upon PROM the Dark side
by Spanish Newspapers and ssms
Are severe In Commenting
Upon the Incident.

Madrid, Jan. 20.-The newspapers
generally, comment uron ssecptary
Longs explanation Of tha visit Of the
hatiieship Maine 10 Havana, and agree
in expressing the opinion that her visit
Is inopportunc and calculated 10 encour.
age the insurgents.
Il Is announced that. following
WashIngton's example, the Spanish gov.
ernment viii instruct Spanish warships
TO visit a few American ports.
The lmparial expresses fear that the
dispatch Of the United States tattloship
Maine 10 Havana viii provoke a conflict,
and adds Europe cannot doubt Amer.
ica's attitude toward Spain, but the
Spanish pcople, II necessary. viii 90
their duty with honor
The Epoch asks II the dispatch Of the
Maine 30 Havana Is INTENDED a. a sop
10 the jingoas," and adds: "wc can
not suppose the American government
10 naive and badly informed a. 20 i'm.
agine that the presence of American war
vessels al Havana win be- a cause Of sat.
isfaction to Spain or an indication Of
friendship"
Admiral Chacon, the admiral Of Tho
feet, arrived here and had a long con.
ference with Admiral Bermeie. the ad
mirll Of the marine. He asserted that
the revolutions had demonstrated ths
perfect condition of the feet
The next cabinet council viii docid,
which American port the Spanish men
of.war arr 10 visit
The Spanish papers sharply stigma
the the Maine incident as an "act Of
unwarmntod proyooation
Most OF them, however. counsel thi
/ people Of Havana 10 show forbc8mnco
/ ln official circles the tendency j. 20 ac
cort the argument that the Unitct
States Is friendly and that Il is needles.
% attach importance 20 the visit Of Al
/ American vessel 20 Havana.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

Padurlh Ky. Jan e6. sam p. Bcr.
~ OF Cloygrullc, y. v. who was wut.
ton Ca hy the undertaken M charge ol
thc "mil..waira' tramp, James H. Ber.
~, writes that be- has neither money
nor property to Cxp0nd Cor the inter.
ment Of thc hrly OF his brother Mrs.
Berry Is silent and the body or the
noted tramp still nmain, Above ground.
A Louisville dociw is demanding tho
body under thc state law, it toing an
unclaimed cadavcr but the undertaken
will resist the claim ii hc can do ~.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27
PREACHER A DETECTIVE.


huuH hnWu q van Mhnm he NfAh
Under suspicion.
Toledo, Jan. 90 Row George W.
Eolz. pastor Of the P.ymouth Conncgn.
tional church Of this city, has done some
some detective work and caused the ar.
rest n England Of man going under
the name Of "Rev j. G. Hutchinson,
altqough it Is Thought be went under q
different name In New York, where he
j. wanted, and also in Sew Orleans.
Rev, Mr. Belz hcmmo interested in tho
case at White Stable, Eng. where hg
formerly lived. Hutchinson claimed
thorr 90 De- an American minister and
that Doe was the pastor of New Orleans
church which bad q membership Of
2000 IIc said his salary wcs $4,000 a
year Ho also stated that his wife, who
was dead, was a danglaer of Millionaire
Hatch of Ncw York Rov BeIz asccr
tanned that there was ~ such church In
New Orleans and that tho man had q
wife and several chlldrn at London
Hutchinson suddenly loft Tor New York
saying that bis fatherin.law had just
died He could shed tears on the slight
est proyocation and borrowed right
and loft IT, did not 60 20 New
York % an. bat instead he D.
gan a revival work IN Swinton. Eng
land, where hc borrowed thousands
The officers got on his trail and he n
cciyod q telegram one day during ser.
vices, saving his wife had just died ir
New York The telegram, afterwar
recovered, proved 90 DE- from his wife
and mad; can g. discovered" II.
was finally arrested.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27
lo n1mo my b.. ~ % tho ionrih Of

the namo may b.. As % the longth Of
President Dole's visit Mr. Carter said:
~ doubt n president Dole win stay
longer tian six weeks. as he will want
20 return homo whilo the Legislature is
In session 90 look after measures requir-
ing bis approval It's hs way to ex.
anime every measure ra ed hy the leg.
islauro carefully. He gives % these
things the greatest caio and thought,
and nothing slips hy that bee doe. not
know all about and approves or diap.
urov0. "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

S. Louis, Jan. e6.-More accurate Is
innate Of the losses BY the big fine Tues
day night makes the total damagca
about NJ follows; Consolidated Elcvat0
company, building and contents. $50,
O00; of this, the elevator rrwsonto,
slh,0o0; grain IN cars, chiefly corn
$4,000; Burlington milnad frigh
house, $1,000; fright cars, $4,000
other losses, $4,000. Total, sS20,ouo
The elevator was insured Tor sl2j,01
and grain Of an kinls ooycri by policic
aggWgauug Sljo,oo0.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

HopknVi,lo, Ky, JAM e0.-Whio
riding over bis farm in search Of lost
stoch, WuloWby Ashley, O. farmer r'sid-
ing north of this e.ty, was dragged frum
Dis horse ly nmo hcayy bushes under
which Doe wa, passing and drowned la
Pond River which bad oycrfowcd his
land. lie had almost reached a place oi
aiciy whom Cumu Hnl hIm and ho
went under ucvas l5 yums old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

Ttrc uauto Ind. Jan. 26.-Samucl
prtoand Wilson Hunt farmers. living
near Darlington. wow lurod 20 this city
a few DAYS ago, and bought a gold brick
paving thUrtu 5000 The farmers saw
a hole bovd In Be-, and the isweler to
whom ihc spccimou was submitted. said
it was pure gold. lt was several days
later that Mn. Rerto insisted that her
husband take the brick toa jcwolcr for
a moc thouagh examination. He did
~, and the swindlc was exposed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

Birmingham, Ala, Jan e6-New'
comes from tlaloyyille, Winston county
Of a fatal admy which occurrad their
between Ed p. Nickory, a prominent
lawyer, and DR.. J. G. Taylor, a well
known physician, In which TAYLOR shot
and killed NiCkory, Niekury, It Is said
was IN debt 70 Taylor. and the troabl,
was CAUSED over thcdcht
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

Eliahcihtown, Ky. Jan. 90. a dis.
asiruus hoadcnd collision occurr'd b..
tween two freight trains ON the Louis.
vile and Nashville hallway abou, a
quarter Of a mile north Of Upton, which
l. Is miles south Of this point Ihre
mon VIM killed instantly aud four wers
badly injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

New York. Jan 20. The armorsd
cruiser Brooklyn, win sail for Key West
several days sooner than was expected
a. the necessary repairs can le completed
to admit of sailing by Feb. g. The
Brooklyn viii join Admiral s.card's
s1undrnn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

st. Loeis, Jan gd-Thc Union olo-
yator IN East S. Louis was totally
burned with the contents, about a,o00-
OOO bushels Of gmin 4 graicr part oi
this was corn. Eghty.dvc cars loaded
with corn destined for Newport News
wcc also consumed as wcll as the Chi.
cago, Burlington and Quincy fright
house adjoining the elevator The total
loss is estimated 60 D. not Jar from g..
uOO.OlO
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-27

Wa2ahachic, Tex, Jan. s6.-Tho jury
In Che case oi StOyc Grsor charged with
killing John Homer brought Ia yer.
dict assessing tho punishment Of GrccI
at a5 years In the pcuitcntiay
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
MAKES THE MEMBERS KNIGHTS.
King Ak-sar-Ben Takes the whole
Push in 80 One Initiation

King Ak-snr-Ben Takes the whole
Push in ~ One Initiation
The visiting delegates to the annual meet
ing Of the Travellers Protective 4 zuciarion.
the contingent of st. Louis and Chicago
newspaper men. and several other classes
Of strangers within the ciry's gates. were
shown a real warm time last evening. the
occasion being the ante-opening celebration
Of the Transmississippi Exposition. The
Knights Of Ak-Sar-Ben Of he vintage Of
he fourth season were hosts aud right re-
galiy did they perform their pleasant du-
ties. They were ably assisted in their eff
forts to entertain the visitors by Liaz pop
uIar pair Of diminutive knights Archie
Love and Eddie Sprague. and others Thu
are Interested in keeping the attractions Of
the exposition's midway w . fever heat
The visitors embarked from their hotel at
I o'clock in a special train af --nilev cars.
AMI were magnidcently escorted 70 the den
OF King Ak-Sar-esn ". IN addition %
the 400 knights, the real 900 Of Omaha's cit
izenship. there we're shout as many mora
visitors. Then there was a numerous repre-
sentation of the muvay and from Hagen
backs show came the trained elephants and
the unframed lion md Houesses. For two
hours the fun came tas and furious. Six
teen subjects we're selected rum the many
candidates for the most trying Ordeals Of
the initIarory ceremonies. and the erstvhile
popular ratio vas illustrated by he passage
Of these sixteen men before one might SOL
amn king. A luncheon, with tina necessary
beverages. followed the initiation. and then
all adjourned to the exposition grounds
L was a grand time for those Sho like
gala. II not 4 gay tine. on The midway last
evening. All Of me many excellent AZ
fractions were open and most of them pre-
sentei attractions 70 large and enthusiastic
audiences. It's fair TO conclude that every
body had i good time. for just after the
midnight hour the king OF Qui-era asked
those who ware dissatisfied with tie show 10
rise and remain standing until they were
counted and no one arose. Il some couldn-
arise. that's n~ObOfy's business but their
own. The interpreting demonstration vas
a signal success. and L il is 4 forerunner
OF what festivities are in store for the sum-
mer season no one in Omaha Is likely TO
die OF ennui this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.

A special meeting OF the B0ari Of Edu-
cation was held last night for the purpose
Of taking action on the report Of the build
ing and grounds committee N connection
with some Of the proposed improvements.
The Highland school question was settled
by he oha-d purchasing from ". l. Selhy
three lots adjoining the Highland school
For these lots $500 in money VIII be paid
for two Of them and Mr.. Selby VIII be given
the frame school house which stands on The
site Of The third lot The present school
building Is 4 Two room frame structure and
IT IS the intention OF the board 10 erect a
four room brick building. President Lott
and Secretary Talbot were instructed by
resolution 10 close the deal with Mr. SsIby
and the attorney vas directed 20 supervise
the drawing Of the papers.
The school snumerarors viii commence
work on Thursday and viii taks the names
OF all children between the ages Of and
p years residing IN he district. The
snumsra1Ors are First ward, Phil Rdrn
Second ward, = J Malyi Third ward, Her
man Weise Fourth ward. Andrew Myers.
Msmber Michael objected 10 the erection
Of any more additions 70 the Brown PARK
school building. He suggested thar the
buildings and grounds COMMITTEES be in
st-ucted to look for a site for a neg school
building between Q and n streets and Tween
ueth and Twenty-thiri streets. Such 4
building, he said, would relieve the con-
gezred condition Of the Erogz Park school
and would 10 away with adding any more
rooms 70 The present stTuc-l-s which has
been patched sud added ID : lumber Of
times. The plans under consideration nov
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01
Maize citr Ena-in-

4. Waterman OF Elk City was Il visitor
here yesterday.
It IS understood thai the city Offices will
be closed all day today.
Attorney w. r. Patrick has gone 70 Wy
oming to visit relatives
William Sheahan Of Coleman Is here Wis
ting his brother, James Shsahan.
Z. H. White. a newspaper man of York,
was 4 visitor IN the city yesterday,
There viii be a grand opening and ball
At koutsky'5 summer garden on June +
Church lodge No. 2, Degree OF Honor viii
meet June : for ire purpose Of eiecung Of
hcers.
The headquarters Of the National Live
Stock association VIII be established IN the
Liberal Arts building.
The city officials ana c0uneilmen are sore
because they have not been given season
passes to the exposition
The Stock Yards Social club will give
4 dance az Traps hall, TwenLy-eighth and
R streets. Saturday night
The hospital association Is figuring On
sending SOLICITORS all over the city 10 So
licir ala for the inhtitutiOn-
Mrs, G. W. Clark or Greenwood is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Holland, Tween
ty-fouTth and C streets.
Only two members Of the city council
appeared last night and an adjournment
was taken until Friday evening.
On account Of the rush Of business at the
stock yards the Equestrian club viii be IN
able 70 participate in the exposition parade
Today,
Chief Brennan expects 70 PUT a number OF
special policemen At work today TO guard
the residence portion while the people are
IN Omaha.
The packing houses worked late last night
killing cattle n order that the men might
be given a hair holiday to-day Only hogs
viii b. killed today and the intention is
70 shut down after tour hours soTk-
The local lodge 0f Odd Fellows elected NE
following officers last night. D. Anderson.
y. c. E. Il Roberts, Y G.. z. J. Seykora.
treasurer L. r Ettsr ana J E. Briggs
Eere ehoaen as representatives 10 the grand
lodge.