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GAZETTE,
VOL,. :2.
IVS VEGAS, iST. M., TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1881.
jSTO. 293.
VEGAS
C. R. BROWNING
EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M.,
REAL BUTE & INSURANCE AGENT
kkpkksents
The Oldest, the Largest, the Best Imsurance Com
panies in tho World.
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in all shades,' at Jaita
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Carpets, Wall Paper, Oil
latest styles, at Jada Hros.
Just received, a handsome line of
Hamburg Kdgeings, at Jaffa Bros.
Ladies' Newport Ties, at Jaffa
Uros.
Clothing, Hats, taps, Hoots anil
Shoes, at Jaffa Hros.
Youths' Clothing at Jaffa Bros.
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"Mhítío Jpim. when: do you buy
veur crcum hrfinl'i"'
"At. (he IMnzii (íroccry and Bakery,
ot course."
Nearly every lady lia promised
liberally towards the Aeadeinv Fair.
Tbe eommitlee now rfqueHts that, all
articles us ft as iinislied be seut to
Mrs. Iloyev, on Hie Jvist 8()0 01l((
Mrs. Leon cm the West (Side. In that
way tho committee will avoid con
f union and know just how the work
is progressing. G-12U
Make your home pleaant by buy.
iug gome of those bcuutifn! ilowem iu
full bloom at Herbert & Co'u, 6-$-6t
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T AK'l'Hi) A N. Lcanlnge paicler nanus. '
? f (li.ttcj v. .nod aires .
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i:oi ton i;j:o.
SIT A N T V. I T' o ponies broketi l.'.ork .
'f Inquire at lliis ollit-r Moud y.-lt
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1ITAN TKD A' ok :tntl iludas rontiUdrl at
VV tin; liotAprin; Hotel -U-li 11
1 If ANJ KD Tmo first-clans buimlrviYier ;
initi-t I S'xiU ironrra . A)iny at Willi)
llniitcr'd I umdiy, hii-t La Vegaa,-!!-! -4
WA Vl'lilf .At Socirr -, I'our good earpcti
ter.sijri) lilas'pK ai il to masons'. Apply
4T LLAY'ITi A WAI.SON,
1011 fr SocftSM), . 31.
WAXTKf). IwO'ir three. Dumber one pi un -ins
V'iH bancli mi nd. Ni)ift4l)iil lirst
(;lasn need ajiplv At Wootton's jl4"'n tui 1 1 .
Also a good machine main. - " 4--J2-U'
17V K SALK. A combination luck salo, Mar
' van, Salt; an scald Conpaiiy" "patíirn ,
WfltRh3 1 , 0: jO jicmnds, good lis new. ' Appl v to
iiiltoniero & Rro. j. (i-fcti
Í 710 It SALE. Seven yoke if. cattle a
J wajronsi Apply to GKOllGK U
and I w o
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At Lorkhitn & Co'.s
.loll SALK-Countv warants by V. O. Kilil-
riH'i-ji. .. . r--j-,-r
I.ioit SALK Saddlcrv 'ni! a iroml stork ot
I. liiiviiPBs; pond bus1nf-n. Sel I injr on acccnml
oí ni iicaiin. to ut nil I at a imvuin.
Ci . (J. llu(;LK,
Socorro, X . M. 5-18-im.
IiMiSaLK. ioscih F. Oirriird desirrs to
sell his restaurant in new town, AHuuiiier
ijik1. Js doing a good business. 5-1 d- J m .
ÍTOlí SALK l'i.'D improved sheep delivered
" at the Wasin Mound or Vennejo. Fur
lurllier iiartieuiai- iniiiireof
DOMINGO N. 15 AC A ,
ANTONIO D. ISACA,
"i-'.l-tr Lpier Las Vegas.
IjV )lt A LK Fine s.oek ranch,, good range,
j (ilenty of ruiniing water, has'a good house
luid i'orral. Will be sold lor cimli, or cattle
taken in exchange- Apply to (j. It. Jlrowning,
Last Las Vegas. ' .'-1,'ltl'.
I7V,)I! SALK r.aca Hall, the largest and bet
j audiencu hall in the Territory, provided
w uli good nage scenery, drop curtains, etc.
( tittle or sheep taken in exchange, or tin.epiv
eii on jiawuems, Address A. J. liaca and
(.luis. Jli'eld. Las Vegas. a-l-tf.
"ITIL'KNI 1IKI) liOOMS TO l.'KNT. Apply to
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Jlubbell, ojijiosite cíA.i-vrxt:
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ÍT'(H'M). 1 wo estray inulci at tho tic camp
. of L. Homero, one branded 11 on left jaw
and on the neck. The other has no brands.
IJoth are dark bay in color and about l(i hands
high. Owner can have ame by proving
property and paving advertising and keep
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THE IIEXTIST,
Of. F. II.
Dec raw i:HtnlHbMl 11 in
office.
In Room No. '2, Kxcliaiio-e :üdi)
North 8ide of the Plaza. Entrance
throtio'h I he Placita. S-liMi'
M r. John Keidliiiffer is dishinof u)
the hinchar the new saloon in rear of
Hilly' old Maud. Mot tci and cofl?e
awd all kindri of eatables. íj-12-lt
Ice cold Milwaukee beer on draught,
10 cents, at "Htlly's." 5-'2f)tf
Is the new shIoou in the ronr of
Ililly's old f-tatid whefh you wil1 ll:id
some ,:enuine (enrían lacr beer,
which they arc sellinji at cost, five
('(UN )P!' irla's, pretzels, holoturia
sati;iof Mud oilier ji'ood eatables ai
wavs on hand. C-1'2 -it
A lai'iie invo.ee ot wli'te bice and
veils just received ut O K. Weschi.-V.
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(iiiiden lined punch at MeComieil
& Whs' Arcade saloon. G-IU--1I
Keep the dust 011! of your rooms
by iisio Lock hart & Co'u IÍ libber
U'e.nhcr Strips. .1-1 1 1 f
Fruit dressed lemonade at
r'-7tf Uii.ly's.
Fine FiTueh worsled fordreds suits
at Frank Le Due's tuilor shop. G-12-:5
r read for the millions at the New
York IJakerv. G-10-4t
"Bread or Iit."
(iraham breads, P.oston brown
bread, rye bread, cream breud, French
bread and white bread, t the Centre
Street Hakorv. C-10-41
"Maggie Jean, where do you buy
your cream bread?"
"At tho Plaza Grocery and Bakery
of course."
Xotlee of llemovnl.
The San Miguel National IJank has
removed from the plaz'.i to the htone
building on the east side opposite
the St. Nicholas Hotel where they
will bo glad to see all their friend's
and patrons. fi-.)-4w
El BÍ TELEGRAPH
Cyclones Visit Portions (jf Kansas
and Minnesota,
Leaving Death and Destruction in
Their Wake.
Fox Hall, Keene's Colt, Wins on
the French Tinf.
Knthusiasni Among Ainerica'iJS in
' Consequence.
Congi'essionai Contest, of Canijihell
Versus Cannon!
Ile.i dable News Notes From the
Celestial Fmnire.
Words and Deeds From Traus-ÁÍ-laniic
Sources.
A Chronicle General of the J)oings
of thii' Day.
Fox Kali Eioa is TrUtuiii on S'roiicl.
Turf.
New York, June 15. A World".
Paris special saya: J. li. i-lecneV
witmiiio' of ihe (jrand Paix to-(ia
added 10 Pierre Lorilhird's winnino
of the Dei by ten dajs ngo has con
tributed to niakfi America!:-; here, to,
use a horse phrase, '-feel their oau" to
a surprising degree aüd tin y are iti a
hig-l) state of enthusiasm at all r sorts
where it is their vont to conjrrey.'ite,
and eseeially are they exuberant o
good feeling at (he (jrand Ilo'c"
which is crowiicd with "Yankees.'"
Niimeriius cafes on the Champs Kly
sees takino; advantage of the excite
ment are hamlsornelv decorate. i vritl.
Amerii-an coh rs and enthiiii.istic
Frenehme!: are. declaring their satis
faction at the result and are shrieking
for Fox Hall as freely as Anierieatu
themselves. Nor are they much 0
blame for the finiVa betwer-n Fox liaii
aud Trist am was ihc gratiibst s?en
for years as Fordiiam, au American,
and Archer, an Englishman, rodeas il
for their lives and the American jus:
won by a head. The day as a whole
was a very pleasant, one. The rail
way companies which give half the
added money were put to the severest
test to transport the crowd, and eveu
the boats on die Scin were danger
ously overloaded. The gramiesi
spectacle was the road, the show ot
equipages being superior to any ex
hibition seen n'mcz the last year ot
the empire. The custom inaugurated
some years ago of giving raeo break
fasts was also largely followed and
the diU'erent, chateaux, in and around
Paix do Boulogne were engaged by
parties which as usual on such occa
sions paid big pi ices for poor f.we and
worse service. The scene at the
course however will long be remem
bered by those who were prceni,
certainly by those Americans who
had never been present at a similar
race before.
The scene that followed the race
was, one ot the wildest ever seen a
Long Champs, and in an instant doz
ens of American fl igs were produced,
several of the tour-iii-h.md being lit
erally covered, and 011 the. track
1 he crowd was !-o dens?' that ii wa.
im possible for Fordham and Archer
to gel back to Hit! scale and i I. wa
oniy finally accomplished by the aid
of a large police tone. Fordisrm.
who i, well known 10 Parisians, wa
stormed with congratulations. So
masterly was Archer s riding ol
Tristam ihat it' Fox Hall had not b vn
so wondirfii ! a cult ho muí! havt
been beaten, he having made t he over
running from ihesiart. Itfimftdhteh
after i lie race t he crowd graduaih
diss il ved a ml I he preces-ion hack I
theciiy was much enj.tyed bv b.ti.
the lookers on and lh" participants
It is understood ihat Fox llaii wil
be sent back to England eatly to
morrow and go direct to Ascot, wberr
it is expected he will meet Iroip.ioi
for the llatts ni'Mii o-iai tft-ev the vnw
mile track a1 even w.-e.rhi-'.Uo pound
each. Yrhile, hould "IL bert lie
Devil" start in the same race, he wil
have to c.ii tv 13'2 pounds. Tris iim.
who will also beei:l to Ascot, wiil be
the rccipicn o ' en pouads each from
Fo.x Hall and Ir i-u
5'rati-iriUc.
Golden, Col., June 13. Two broth
ers, named Kube aud Sidney Pa! rick,
living about twelre mile we.it oi
here, got inio a quarrel yesterday
morningover the owner-hip ot a dog,
when Sid shot his brother with a
Henry ritle, killing him instantly
The murderer was arrested by Sheriff
Johnson this morning. Th boys had
not been on good terms tor some
time on account of dissatisfaction at
tho division of their lather's prop
erty. The I. V 1:. on tu (niiiiisoii.
Los Pinos Agency via Lake City,
June 12. The Denver anilL'io Graede
Hail way company hnve just closed a
contract for grading their road from
Lake City toward Gunnison City.
This contract covers twcn'.y-fivo miles
of grading.
Mild Wrathful Wind.
A KANSAS CYCLONH.
WinaVid, Kansas, June 13. A cy
clone visited Sumner and Sedgwick
counties Stindiy night, causing the
destruction of a vast amount of prop
er y, kilting a few and wounding
111 my persons. It was first t.cen near
Xiniicscto, on the Arkansas river,
threo miles fum Murine J unci ion,
and traveled rapidly in a northeaster
ly direction, striking in a corn field
near Mulvane. It passed a mile north
of 'ulvane and picking "l a two
story frame house, turned it over
twice and smashed it to smithereens.
Abtdy-ind her child were seriously
injured internally as well us bruised,
and the chances are the lady will die
The rchichiiee of a man named Ean
VM- demolished Tin wa (tone b
ne branch of the cye'oue. A watrr
siín' and ano' her br.m -h cl d much
linage at Ib'lio Plaine. The two
iinili 1 near Mil' vane, mid it was their
o unbitiod force that did the work.
During the destruction large hail
-tones fell in immense quantities and
1 imi wind pn vu'eo, making 11 cum
"iill to br athc, and lurning leaves
a id com as black isdirt. Atterleav-
ag Mulvane the evclone wher-h-d IT
!n a southerly dir"(Uion and struck
i'ioral, a malí town four miles from
eely. One person was killed and
two were more or less dangerously
"minded. The crops are much in
jured. A MINXKSOTA HX'URICJANE.
Wells, June 13. A hurricane struck
in this section yesterdiy. An old
cuplé named Chail'e were killed, sev
rid houses were wrecked and several
persons severely hurt.
Albany News.
HRinERY INVESTIGATION.
Albany, June 13. In tho bribery
investigation Bradley took tho stand.
lie had voted at first for hite and
Cornell and later for Conkling and
i'latt and had talked with Sessions
hut had given him no reason for the
change. Numbers of hii constituents
were irieudly to Piatt, and Coukliug.
Cross examined He said he ivas no
oil dealer of Olear; had gotten out
lumber for the navy yards previously,
lie proceeded to give a history of his
iiUMiirss career of which the chief
points were that he boarded at an in
ebriate asylum at Binghainpton for
eight months, bad been engaged in
several law suits about business and
that the Peg Leg ILailroad company
had produced a paper signed by him
living the right of way to the compa
ny which he had told his partner he
had not signed. The witness said he
was frequently at the rooms of Piatt
md Crowley (luring the canvass last
January for Senator until he made up
his mind whom he would support,
ile had talked frequently with Ses
sion who urged him to vote for De
icw or Rogers. Witness .'ave him a
very strong auswer and Sessions
knew ho would not vote for Depew
under any circumstances or for any
.me but a Stalwart. Sessions inadu
no offer of money iu January aud in
'his canvas knew that witness would
tipporl Conkling and Piatt. Subse
quently witness gave him to under
"nnd that he was still a Stalwart and
did not voto for Conkling or Piatt on
the first ballot because some of his
constituents were opposed to them.
Peckham questioned him as to who
were at. the Stalwart, conference at the
Deievau House, saying that his ob
ject was to show conspiracy.
The Stalwart counsel eoice.tcd and
the question was tempoia.i'y post
poned. Sessions argnetl that witnesses con
stituency would be satisfied with De
pew and said that Rogers or Cornell
could be elected and Depew probably
could nnt be. Witness replied that he
would not leave Conkling and Plait.
Witness voted the first, time for
-di::t pe and Cornell, but on Friday
night- when thfir votes showed a fall
ing off their friends spoke to witness
no! he o'-unged to them before the
final change. The witness had voted
i A. I). Whi e. Ward and Fenton
he day al'ior he v ted for Conkling.
Witu'-ss went home and Sessions on
his return advised him to vote for
some one of .the Half Breeds. II
lirst advised the support of Depew
!ist Wednesday atternoon at the Dei
evau líense, but he always refused.
TI1K VOTE.
The first b liol for a successor to
Conk'ieg was s ollows: Wheeler 16,
Conkling 21. Jacobs '26, Cornell 8.
Jogers T2. Lapham fi. Tremainc 4,
Folgei"2. Bradley 1.
The vole tor Piatt successor was
is follows: Depew 36, Cornell 6
Kern mi '27. Flger 3, Piatt 21, Crow
ley 3. Lapham '2 No choice.
Indications point to a large in
crease iu D"iew s vote to-morrow
with the consolidation of some scat
teringv tes on Cornell for the short
1 crin. Possibly Cornell will then be
a candidate for the long term. An
effort, will be made in the joint eon
vention to-day to break up pairing
which has gone to extremes. Some
remedy will probably be adopted.
Iiiff Strike.
Breckcuridgc, Col., June 13. There
has been an important strike or car
b onat.es on Shock Hill. Mr. Ililliard
who represents Philadelphia capital'
isfswho oivn several adjoining claims
yesterday struck nt a (tenth ot ninety
niue feet on tho Blue Jay lode four
leet of carbonates assaying 13o 3
ounces ot silver and 0 1-4 ounces 0
gold. An extensivo plant of machín
ery will be put in at ouee. Brecken
ridge is jubilant.
The ('nnnon-t'ompbell Content.
Now York, Juik 13. The Herald'n
Washington speaial says: There is
promise of an interesting fight iu the
coutest between Caunou, the Morrnqn
polyagamist, and Campbell, auti-Mor-mou,
lor the position of delégatelo
Congress from Utah. The initial
proceedings are iu nature of a
suit in the courts of Uii'h by
Campbell to anuul Cunuou's a
leged certificate of naturalization.
Campbell is a man ot ample means
aud Caunou is backed by the whole
power aud wealth of the Mormon
church. Campbell's friends present
ed his case iu this light : They admit
that Caunou received a large majori
ty of the votes ca.t, but allege that
many ot tiiose votes were given by
aliens Mid girls under age, Cannon
claiming iludí r the laws of Utah a
right 0 vote the daughter or sis
ters of Mormons. Campbell alleges
that the proof adduced before the
Governor of Cannon beiug an alien,
was o erwhelmiug. That the Gov
ernor, as the reiuming officer of the
Territory, has conferred upon him by
law powers other than merely mini
icrial, an i that his action in giving
the certifícale to Campbell iu iho face
of the facts proved oeforo him whs iu
the -strict line of his execuiive dutv.
they state further that Cannon him
self brought the legality of the Gov-
rnor's acu in to a test in the courts
by bringing an action of inandatnai iu
theU S. Court of the Territory, and
that after elaborate nrgument bv able
lawvers ihe court sustained the legal
ity of the Governor's action on the
facts as proven. Campbell's frieud
claim that t. e course of the clerk of
the House of Representatives in ig
noring the cerlificates of the Govern
or in favor of Campbell and placing
upon the rolls Canuou, to whom a
certificate had been denied both b
the executive and by the courts, was
great stretch of power, and that the
utmost he culd probably have done
would have been to have left the ques
tion to the decision of Congress,which
would thus have brought up the
whole Mormon question in such a
shape as would have necessitated
some decisive action. Campbell's cer
tificate was brought on here bv the
!istri::t attorney, J. II. McBride.'of
Salt Lake, in February last, and filed
by him in person iu the clerk's office
iu the presence of witnesses. Camp
bell states emphatically that he
personally waited on the clerk in the
following month, and asked if hi
name had beeu put upon the rolls,
aud Adams told him it had not beeu
Adams denies this statement. The
question is likelv to be prominent in
the next Congress.
Work 011 the Canada Pacific.
Chicago, June 13. Ottawa intelli
gence just received from British Co
lumbia is to the effect that Mr. ()u-
dcrdonk, ot San Francisco is pushing
forward his contract on the Canada
Pacilio Railway with great energy.
His contract is for 1'27 miles" of very
difficult country. There are three
tunnels to be made and the work is
tedious. -One tunnel is 1,600 feet long.
There are some 3,000 men altogether
employed on the works, ot which
uilt are Chinese, there is among the
icople of Br'tish Columbia an in-
reasing aversion to the employment
ot'Chiness. Thev aro fairly good la
borers aud arc reckoucd valuable in
the proportion of three Chinese to two
whites or thereabouts. All the men
work on the ten hour sysieni alike.
Chinamen receive $1.00 per day,
white men $1.25 to $1.50 and skilled
men or extra good men in tunnel
work receive from $1. 50 to $2.00 per
day. The Chinese are ludustrious
ind sober but some have the opium
habitant! some whites uufortuuatcly
arc; contracting it. l lie ciunese
prove themselves very ready to ac
quire knowledge of the work, pick up
new methods quickly and will work
as regularly as machinery.
Chinene Chow-Chow.
SMAI-L POX IN THE IMPERIAL FAM
ILY
San Francisco, June 13. A letter
per city of Peking from llong Kong,
May 10, says : The latest intelligence
from Peking states tho youthful em
peror has been suffering from small
pox for twenty days, and is in a criti
cal condition. The court physicians
have little hope of his recovery. The
Western Empress is expected to re
cover. Over one u 11 ml red nurses have
been employed to feed her with their
milk.
CHINESE ROWDIES.
In Peking, on the 231 and 21th of
April, a disturbance took place at the
house of the American missionary,
who was on the eve of his departure
from the capítol, and was selling his
effects by ruction. During the sale a
large number of rowdies entered the
house aud grouudi and were disposed
10 injure the property. On being re
quest ek to leave the crowd went out
side, but soon returned. 1 lie Ameri
can minister, Mr. Anged, was inform
ed of the affair and coinmunicati d
with Tsuug Tiyanin aud a message
was received from the miuistcr that
ep would be taken iu the morning
to prevent further trouble.
MINOR MENTION.
Prince Chun, fattier of the Emper
or aud Prince Kung, his uncle, have
uad a serious quarrel.
The army ot the northwestern fron
tier, formerly commanded by Izo
Thuug Lang, is to be disbanded and a
loau of four million tacit has been set
fed to pay off the troops.
it is stated that iu order to settle
the demands of Russia another loau
l to bo negotiated in England.
Wnnblnffton Advices.
Washington .Tune 13. Clerk Ad
ams consulted high legal authority,
which he claimed advise him of the
right of Cannon to Ihe seat in the
House.
Secretary Windoni returns to-night
11 nd facts will be brought out in the
investigation of the Tre-uurv costo
iban ring will be submitted at the
l abinet meeting to-morrow. It is be
lieved action will be taken at once
for the removal of some aud mis pen
sion of others shown to be connected
with the ring.
POSTAL POINTS,
It is estimated that the post si rev
enues for ihe vear' ending iu Juue
wl I be $39 579,000. The congression
al appropriation was $40,900,000. Re
ductiouB in expedited star service
since the 4lh of March are almost ex
actly out" million per annum. This
include 200,(K)0 cut off the past
week.
Cablegrams.
IRISH ITEMS,
Dublin, Juno 13. A priest obtained
the magistrate's consent for a pro es-
stou at M ill street.
The Bishop of Ross communicated
the following to the press: Riots of
Skibbcreen have beeu much exagger
ated by the English and Irish news
papers. It would be unfair to charge
the Land League with the responsi
bility for the disturbances. With tho
continuance of evictions there cmi be
no pence in any part of this distract
ed district.
A quantity of gun powder iu an
earthen jar, with fuse attached, was
exploded at the door of Mr. Wright,
solicitor. The damage was trifling.
Wright recently participated in the
execution of sales on behalf of land
lords. PRECAUTIONARY .
London, June 13 Forater, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, has arrived
from Dublin 111 consequence of an at
tempt to blow up the town hall at
Liverpool.
Regulations forbidding strangers to
enter the precinct of the House of
Commons with parcels which had
lately fallen into abeyance will be en
forced, and gatherings of strangers in
the lobby will be strictly prohib
ited. AN EARTHQUAKE KILLS 100 PEOPLE.
. Constantinople, June 13. A tele
gram states that 0110 hundred persons
were killed aud sixty injured by an
earthquake which recently devastated
a number of villages in the Pashalic
of Vauartneuia.
A FRANCO-AMERICAN HI-METALLIC
UNION.
Berlin, June 13. It is reported that
America and France will form a bi
metallic. Death of a Prominent CIiIcmkuhu.
Chicago, June 13. News has been
received here of the death, in Bright
on, England, to-dny. of i eerge Ar
mour, of the firm of Amour, Dale &
Co., this city, lie was one of the
oldest and most prominent residents
of Chicago, having been active in
business and politics during his whole
life, and having amassed a vast for
tune in the elevator business. Some
thing over a year ago he went to En
gland for his health and has never
been back since, his infirmity
grad-
uauy weakening rim. Ile wa
sixtv-
five years of age.
An Old OHleer Murdered
Chicago, Juue 13. About
mid
si orm
Mahn-
night last night, while a heavy
was raging off here, Timothv
uey, one of the bravest aud oldest po
licemen on the force, while attempt
ing to arrest two drunken thugs, who
had just burglarized a house at the
slock yards, was shot three times and
died within a few moments. Th?
burglars made their escape.
Homicide.
Omaha, June 13. Henry Tedraper
was arrested near St. Paid, Howard
county, this morning by Sheriff" W.
Crew, of that place, for the murder
Louis Paxton a few days ago while he
was working alone in a field The
prisoner confessed the crime. Lynch
ing is freelv talked of
Drow .icd.
Fairp'ay, June 13 Mac Harris, a
twelve-year-old hoy, was drowned In
the Platte near this place yesterday.
With a companion he was playing
near the old iluiiie and in attempting
to walk aeros on a plank, fell- in tho
current. The body was recovered.
Fine Ciffara.
Just received a lot of the famous II.
S. cigars fresh from the factory of
Henry Switzer; also the Golden
Crown, the choice and favorite of
Kansas City. All the famous umokers
smoke them. Also a fesh lot of
liquors, the best to be bad in the
market. New attractions everything
every night, and the finest "goods"
and best brands known at the
Exchange Saloon.
5-11 tf. Wolf Sa Putman.
Fresh vegetables every dav
Park Grocery.
at the
6-10tf
Hurts celebrated Boots and Shoes
at the New York Clothing Store.
Queeusware by the car
Lockhart & Co.'s.
load at
5-lltf
"Maggio Jeau, where do you buy
your cream bread?"
"At the Plaza Grocery and Bakery
of course."