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OMAHA DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY , APRIL 9 , Ift84. II , ,
9 TIMES OUT OF 10
Dr. Thotnna' Eclectric Oil
CURES
Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
99 TIMES , OUT OF 100
Dr. Thomns1 Eclectric Oil
CUKES
A Cold or a Hoarseness.
19 TIMES OUT OF 20
Dr. Thomns'Eclectric Oil
CUIIE3
Asthma and Diphtheria.
49 TIMES OUT OP 50
Dr. Thomna1 Eclectric Oil
CUKES
Croup and Affections of the Throat.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000
< t3.Tlckota only S5. Shares In ProportlonTES
Loolsiaiia State Lottery Compy ,
" " We < lo hereby certify that uimpervlti * * < < "
rangeMtnti for all the Monthly and Semt-AnnwU
Dravnng * 0 } < A Louiiiana Stall Lottery Company ,
and in person manage and control the Drauinyi
themselves , and that theiamt an conducted uitt
honetty/aimest. and in good faith touard all pat
I la , and tcs authorize the company to uie thiicer
tWeatt , utth/ae-titnilet of cur tiynaturet attaekid
t ? ft * advertisement ! . "
COXMIUIOXUI
Incorporated la 1S6 ? ( or 26 yean by tbo legUUtan
for educational and charitable purposes with B o p.
Hal of 81.000.00C to which a reserve ( und ot ovel
960,000 has Blnco boon added.
By an overwhelming popular vota Its IranchlM
was made a part ot the present atata conrtltutlo *
adopted December 2J , A. V. 1879.
The only Lottery over voted on and en
dorsed by the people of any State.
It never scales or postpones.
Its grand single number drawings tak <
place monthly.
A splendid opportunity to win a Fortune ,
Fifth Grand Drawing Class B , In the Acad
emy of J Music , Now Urleans , Tuesday , May
13th , 1884 168th Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
100,000 Tickets nt Five Dollars Each. Frac
tious , In Fifths In proportion.
tIST OF PRIZES.
1 CAPITAL FIIIZE . $76,001
1 da do . 26 , < XX
1 da da . 10,001
5 PRIZES OF f4000 . 12.001
6 da 2000 . 10.00C
10 do 1000 . 10,001
20 da 600 . 10,00t
100 do 200 . ZO.OtK
800 do 100 . 80.001
600 da 60 . 26000
1000 da 26 . 25,000
Tf nuns.
B Approximation prlzea ot $760 8.76C
9 FSo do BOO 4.60C
0 do do S50 . . . . 2 , C
1B47 Prlioo. amounting to . 92SS,60l
Application tor rates to oluba Bhonld bo made onjj
at tbo offloe to the Company In Now Orleans.
tor farther Information writs clearly giving full
address. Hake P. O. Money Orders payable and
addles * BezUtered Letters to
IraW ORI.KAN8 NATIONAL BANK ,
New Orleans , I * .
Postal Notes and ordinary lettets by&IaU or Ex
prem ( all sums ol * 6 and upwards by Express al out
expense ) to
or M. A , DAUPHIN , New Orleans , I * .
0 07 Seventh Bt , Washlnrton , D. 0
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FOR TOE COTE OP AIL DISEASES Off
IIOnSC8CATTI.I.fmEIjr > DOG8.IIOGS ,
and 1 UULlillf ' 1
F0 : TVVISN'l'V ' YEARS nnmnhrev * Homeo
pathic Veterinary Ppeelllcii h vo been u oU or
Farmers , fllocli Ilrrcdem , Livery Ptnblenna
Turfmen. HOMO Ilnilrondi , Manufacturer * .
Conl Mine Companlci , TrnT'ir Hippodromes
end MptinRrrle * . onU others TianaCng stocfe ,
ttithpeifectiuecrcH. . , . _
Ilumphrcya * Veterinary Mannnl. fopp ;
lout fn M hy mall on receipt of price. BOcen
Cl/TninplileU cent free onappllcatlo
lIUMPIinCYS HOMEOPATHIC MED.CO ,
lO'J Fulton Btrcet , Aow YorH.
m urn * v u
Vital Weakness and Pros
IIUMPHR1 tration from over work or
Indlicretlon , TlJp | h rnrtlcnllr
and promptly _ i - U ( I J cured by _ It.
y-ys n ft m n I * C
Brantn K ) years , CpCnLP | | KM
-UtbemoUHurrcM. OrLUlrlu lib. , * . <
ful remedy known. Priced ptrvfaTcr5vliU9fcif.
lante rial of powder for $5 , lent post frro on m
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1. mil. . . . , . . , .
n.r. r.r-T > pluiUu Inn uxl * f tft 111
4jot4m f tl tixnllt,0r ; as. Af , Viofy.lupkrtftd.ltciufiT4
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purinerncfthebl c
mil when their f < nc
tMiii ard t 'tetforrw :
with through w ak
ncu , ihor neeil ton
ing. They borom
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nhen felling thnrto
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Use i "Itli regu'a '
I'y. Tor ale uy
DnitfalnU nJ Deal
en geuerally ,
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Cures
UUItO
t OK MANLY VIGOR , Bp rmator
Ahma , eta , when all other rein
( dies fall A cure flvcnntfci
' Sl.M a bottle , Urge bottle , fou
1 tltntH the fjuanllty , 8S. Hy t ?
\irani \ to &uy addroM. Ool.l 1
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CAti IHtmTOTa1 , Prop'tUtors' 718 Olive'Striwt , t
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THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA.
Wednesday Morning , April 8t
Notlco tci Advertisers.
II. S. Sinltli , who hns for the imst year
filloJ the ixuitlon of nmnwtor of the ailvortls.
Ing department of THR UER , IMS loisod the
city advertising of thts paper. t\ml will hcronf-
tor have complete control of that dop.irtmont.
13. KOHEWATKII ,
Proslilont UEK I'ubllshlnp Co.
The "Went her.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley :
Gonornlly fair troathor , northerly winds ,
higher barometer , light rise in temperature -
turo , northerly to easterly winds , falling
barometer. ,
LOOM , BREVITIES.
A onload of Australian tnnli arrived yea-
tordny morning and was sent east over the 0.
Danish sorvlca nt the American Baptist
church , Sunday afternoon at 3:30 : , corner of
Fittoonth and Davenport streets , by Kov. II.
A , Klckonback.
Dodge Street Presbyterian church. All
members of the church nnd congregation nro
requested to attend an Important business
meeting at tho.church , Wednesday , April 9th ,
nt 8 p. m.
Seven disturbers of the peace were before
Judge. Boneke yesterday Five were sent
up to the county Jail ; ono paid a fine of $5
and costs and the case against the remaining
ono was continued.
At tha opening of the spring term of the
city schools it wns found that the attendance
was larger by 300 pupils than last term. Two
new rooms wore opened in the Long uchool
and ono in the Cass street school.
laiiliy evening , April 15th , th Glee
club glvo their lost concert for this season at
Boyd's opera house. They have secured the
cervices of Miss Dora Hennlnges , as prltna
donna soprano for the occasion , nnd it la the
hoys' Intention to make this the best concert
ever given by the club.
Ofliccr Stgwnrt last night discovered n
auspicious.looking man going up tha alloy
back of the Metropolitan hotel. After some
difficulty ho was arrested by the officer. The
arrested man was carrying a new coat nnd
vest nnd n lot of shirts. > lie was taken to the
city jail. When the officer had gotten him
there ho drew a large knife nnd struck with
Itnt the officer. Slgwart being unprepared
for such an unexpected attack , was forced to
hit him over the head , knocking htm down
nnd cutting his scalp.
Owing to the almost impassable condition
of the roads , Mr. Kynar ha ) boon unable to
get the necessary i wagons , scrapers , etc. , out
to the stock yards to his grading contract.
Ho has been unable thus far to begin hla
work. This delay will causa the contractor
to increase his fores of men to meet the terms
of his contract. Mr , Kynor expects to go to
work next week with 150 men nnd 100 teams.
Fred Cronneineycr , George Timme , Glaus
Oft , Fritz .Dogorman and Christ 13akhau ,
began suit in the district court yesterday
against the county commissioners and Joseph
Archibald. This notion was brought to re
strain the defendants from interfering with
the old military road near Ervlngton In this
county. The plaintiffs also pray for an order
commanding the defendants to restore thla
road to a passable condition. The injunction
was granted by Judge Wakoley1. It will
come up for hearing next Saturday.
Another musical treat is in stora for our
citizens In a eorles of piano recitals by the tal
ented young artist , Mies Lydta S. Harris , of
Chicago , III. Those of our musical people who
wore so fortunate , ns to nttend the concert *
given by thii charming Indy last year can tea
tify to her excellence ns a musician , and ought
to give these next setlea of recitals their lib1
eral support. The concerto will bo given in
the first week of May. The exact dates will be
announced hereafter.
WHO IS WANTED ?
\VIIIIaiu A. Plnkcrton , the CIilcnfo
Detective , in the City Yester-
iloy.
A yesterday morning's train from Chicago
cage brought lo this city William A ,
Pinkerton , chief of the western division
of the Piukorton detect ! o association
with hoadquartera at Chicago. Mr. Pinkerton /
korton ] ; registered at the Paxton hotel
After dinner ho visited some of the
sporting places jn the city and epont the
afternoon near Dodge and , 12lh fltroots.
Upon being questioned Mr. Pinkerton
stated ho was not hero on professional
business but wus dimply ou his
way to KIUIBIB Cify. Ho was
reported last evening to have loft Omaha
for hia alleged destination. Ho could
not bo found with his afternoon coinpan
ions. "Why he shuuld go to Knnaai
City by way of Omaha could not b
learned. Shortly ftor d inner nnothej
detective from another ono of Illinois
lurpe cities re hterod at the Paxbin Hi
is reported to bo one of Pinkorton'n men ,
EIo rumami-d in tne hotel nearly all nf
ternoon , and was oeen on the ntrent b
no one , bavin ? come to the P.txton in '
closed carriage. Nothing cjuld b ,
learned by inquiry from their profm > Bion
al brethren in this
city. From jiri-flcn
appearances it looks ns if Omaha migh
bo treated to n stn * ' ) in a few clayj
Notice.
There will bo a mass meeting of 'color
ed citizens at Lytlo Hsll on Farnau
itrt-et between Eleventh nnd Twelfth
Wednesday ovouiiif , ' , Apiil , at 8 o'clool r
Miurp , for the purptse nf considering th "
report of our Htato convuntioii , und nthe
importrtiit niuttoru ooncciniim our In *
city election. Lot evury man that ib in
teresttd iu our politiwil wulfaro bo pres
cut.
Jens LEWIS ,
1'itiun BANDBH ,
W. 11 , 0. STEPHK.NKON ,
Members of the State Central Coinmitloe
OVEU THIS OCKAN.
Tilt : Hl'ANIAUIW AMI AQUKUO
LoNr.o.vr , April 8 , ThoKtandaid's die *
patch from Madrid assorts tint much die "
ploRBuro ia felt by the Kpiniardn towar
Arnerira for allowing General Aquero t ,
leave Key Wcat.
, .
ROMK , April 8. The Irish bishojm wi
convtJiiu ir , Uorno in Heptombor. T }
.
purposes of the gathering are rcpreflentc 1(1
to bo tiimilar to thono of the conventio in
of American biehoptt la > itycftr.
" * * "
I Doh't forgot to | utroin'zB the entertain-
I mont ( 'ivon by the W. 0. T. U , Hiia
icvenitiy at No , 120 , FifkeutU e'-teot.
'
LOCAL LEGISLATION.
Organization of the Now Council Last
Eroninc ,
Aldormrm Bnkor Elootod President -
dent and Jowott Ko-Eloot-
od Soorotary (
Cnno Presentation to llotlrliiK 1'rcsl-
ilont Baker Appropriate
Spccchcd-Tlio New
Committee ft.
PUELIMINAIIY POLITENESS.
The old city council convened for the
last tinio yesterday evening. President
Baker was in the chair. The member *
present -wore Anderson , Bohm , Ilnscall ,
Kaufman , Lcoder , llodfiold , Murphy ,
Wooodwoth and Thrano. The journal
of the lost two meetings was read and ap
proved.
A resolution by Hnscall , tendering
W. I. Baker , the president of the old
council , a vote of thanks for the cour
teous and efficient manner in which ho
performed his duties , was road and
adopted.
On motion a recess of five minutes was
taken to enable the clerk to make up his
journal of the business done by the old
council at ita last '
night's session , for ap
proval by that . At
body. the close of recess -
cess the journal was road and approved.
The old council was then ready to ad
journ eino'dio.
THE CANING.
At this juncture Mr. Kaufman nroso
and made a few appropriate remarks
upon the manner in which the different
members had worked together for the
city's good without respect to party , and
complimenting the president upon the
able manner in which ho had adminia-
tored his duties. At hia conclusion ho
presented Mr. Baker an elegant gold-
hooded cane as a mark of esteem from
his fellow-workers in the council.
Mr. Baker
responded fittingly
, con-
eluding by Inviting all members of the
council to moot him at the close of the
meeting in the city clerk's offise , where a
caucus would be hold "without respect
to race , color , or previous condition of
servitude. "
Mr. Kaufman then moved the council
adjourn sine die. Carried.
THE NEW COUHC1L
waa then called to order by the clerk.
Mr. Murphy was chosen temporary chair
man. The now members came forward
nnd were sworn into office by the mayor
and then took their seats as members of
the council , Mr. Bechel selecting the
desk of President pro tern. Murphy , Mr.
Furay that of Mr. Dunham , and Mr.
Ford that of Mr. Bohm , who in the
future will occupy that formerly occu
pied by Mr. McGuckin.
"THE PUKSIDENOY.
On motion the council proceeded to
vote for president of the council , the ballot -
lot resulting : Murphy 10 , Kaufman 1.
Mr. Murphy was then declared president.
Mr. Murphy thanked the council for
the honor conferred upon him , concluding
his remarks with the hope that ho would
perform the duties involved upon him as
well asjiis predecessor.
J. J. L. o. J. J
Mr. Jowett was then re-elected clerk
by acclamation , and being repeatedly
called upon for some remarks , he took
the rostrum and thanked the new counbil
for his re-election , stating that ho felt he
could perform his , dnties in a more
satisfactory manner for the coming year
than he had done in the past.
TUB HULKS.
On motion of Mr. Redfiold , it was or
dered that the rules of the old council
govern the now ono.
VIADUCTS ,
A motion was made by Hascall , and
carried , that a committee of live on via.
ducta bo added to the eleven committees
created at the last meeting of the coun
cil.
THE COMMITTEES.
The president then announced the
members ot the various standing commit
tee ! an follows
Judiciary Hascall , Kaufman and
Leedor.
Finance and Claims Kaufman , Loed-
or end Buchel.
Streets and Gradoj Behtn , RodOeld
and Furay.
Police Bochrl , Thrane and Ford.
Public Properly and Improvements
Wo < 'dvTorth , Beoliol and Bohm.
Fire and Waterworks Leoder , Thrano
nnd Hascall.
Gas and Electrio Light Thrane , An-
ilnrwm and Furay.
Si inwnlka and Bridges Ford , Ander
son and Kaufman.
Rules formH and printing Anderson ,
Rudtield and Ford.
S werago Furay , llascoll and Wood-
worth ,
Pftving curbing and guttering Red-
field , Woodworlh andBehm.
Viaducts Kaufman , Haecall , Bcchel ,
Bulim and Wood worth.
A rctmlulion by R-dfield was adopted
instructing the clerk to distribute to thu
appropriate committees vheir proper
papers.
The council then adjourned.
TJioutmmiHKay No ,
Mr. T. W. Atkins , Illrurd , Knn. , wrltns :
"I never hpsitnto tw ruToiiimtind jmir Uleu-
trio liitUiro to my ciintoinurs , they give nntliti
tatiifacttou anil are rapid Bollors. ' Khutrlu
Hilton nro the puruut uuci Imxt medicine
known and will fHwItivoly cure Kidnuy and
ilver complaint * . I'unfy the blood anil reg-
uliita the boweU. No family can alfurd to be
without , thorn. They will mwo hundreda nl
dollurb iu doctor's bifla evnry year. Sold At
TO cento ft boltta by ( I. F. Qoodmao.
A Midnight 1'rowlur ,
Monday night near 12 o'clock a an oak
thief atteniptud to etluot an entrance to
th liouso of Joceph Pontauo , nn Thir-
u-.i'iuh ntrcct , butwunn Junes and Luuv.
unwnith , by raising a window. At .tho
time Ponttmo , who is onu of the I tali inn
nm > iUd for Illegal voting at lliu cit )
election , was conCncd in the county jni1
and his wife was in the IKIUHO ulonn , The
woman had n revolver with which to (
.
protect horaulf and shu fired one shot
thrnuK.li the window wt thii thief , but it
missed Ha mark nnd lodged in another
n-jhoiuo across the alley without djinu tiny
j ft'trin. Slio tin n hiwteneil to th" floor
I nnd fired another shot at the flcouiulri-l ]
as ho fled up the alloy but , like the first ,
it failed to tnko c floe I.
The neighbors woroaroused , and nftcr
an explanation nil again retired , T/iia /
morning when the neighbors visited
Mrs. Pontano'a house she WAS found in
a dead swoon. Her husband wai released
from j til by Judqo Bouoko , and it was
fcaredycstorday forenoon that the woman
weald die.
She was in n very delicate condition ,
and the novoro strain was too great for
her nervous nystum , and it gave away ,
ntioUIcu'H tXrntu * Snlvu.
The prcntcst niwllcal wonder of the world ,
Wnrr&nttxl to Rpoodlly cure Damn , Cuts. Ul-
onm , Halt Khmitn , 1'cvor SorM. Cnncon. Plloi ,
liiB , Cornd. Totter , Ohnppod imndn.
nfelii on\ptlon , R.anvntcod to euro In
very . V-- tn tftuco , or money rofunilod. 2Sj cents
Mr. MnnntiiK't ) Sl lo of the Cnno.
A few days ago mention was made In
THE UKK of the arrest of Mr. Manning
for obtaining money under false pretenses ,
Monday the caao WAsbriught up in the po
lice courtmid dismissed for want of pros
ecution , us the complainant and his at
torneys were conspicuous for their ab
sence. It is but simple justice to W. F.
Manning , the gentleman who has boon
the subnet of the , to make a
. . * . prosecution . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . .
i .t * i 11 ; .i.
plain statotnont of the facts M they exist.
Manning & llcss , n' the time of their
f iluro , hnd in the Nebraska National
bind farmers' notes as collateral security
tj cover nn amount loaned by the bank
to them , nnd applied it on their indobt-
odness. Among tliono notes wns ono
given by Thomas Wolleson. The firm
gitl boon dome * all they could toward
the collection of the o notes , and when
collections < have been mndo receipts hnvo
bonn given. The notes receipted for
will be surrendered to the fnrmors IIR
soon as nn ordi > r can bo obtained from
the court. Mr. Wollosim did not mnko
tltl
the paj mont of his note when it became
tld
duo , but ri quested nnd received an extension
tension of time of payment , and at the
aamo , time gave a now note for the
amount duo. The old note could not nt
that time bo found and the conclusion
tltl tlV that it had been destroyed. When
the now note became duo Mr. Wolleson
promptly paid it to Mr. Manning nnd re
ceived the note from him. A number of i
the : notes were placed in the hands of Mr.
Simeral for collection , with the positive
instructions not to sue without orders
iifi
from the bank. The original note turned
fiu
fiB among these in Mr. Simoral'a posses
sion , nnd Mr. Wolloaon vras uotilied ac
cordingly. He produced the eecond note
endowed paid , from Mr. Manning , which
was the basis of his arrest. It has been
the : understanding and agreement with
the parties that these receipt * should bo
given and the money turned in at the
bank when c6lloctioiis were made and
the notes to bo returned to the giver ,
tlo
tlb destroyed , as soon as the satno could
bo done.
It was not the intention to collect or
attempt to collect this original note of
Mr. Wolleson's , nnd as is stated by both
Mr. Manning and the bank , it was
simply through neglect or overflight that
the old note was presented for payment.
Had Mr. Manning been notified at the
tirao the second payment was demanded ,
that the note was still in existence , it
would have at once boon destroyed. Mr.
Wolleson , as ho himself statoa , wai pur-
suadod at the time to proceed as ho did ,
upon the information that it would bo
prosocut&d by the state at not a dollar'e
expense to him , and even if ho was
bo ten it would cost him nothing. HP
now regrets his hasty action and pub-
lifthea the following sworn statement :
OMAHA , April 3.
To all to whom it may concern , a-d
more especially to my former friends :
1 would state that the atreat made last
Saturday , of W. F. Manning , was , ai f.ir
as I am concerned , a mistake ou my pirt ,
and I regret that my attorney advised mete
to j take such steps. I have dealt with Mr.
Manning ) for several years and have al-
waya found him nn honorable man , and
have never had any t-ouble in getting my
notes before from him. As there soon
to bo some mistake on my part for my
proceedings in what I-havo done , I here
by acknowledge the eamo. And I do
further state that the article that app ar-
hd iu THE BEE and Herald of Sunday ,
Monday and Tuesday , were done without
roy consent and knowledge , and the same
are false an against Mr. Manning.
* THOMAS WOLI.ESON.
WitnoPB , W. J. KENNEDY.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo , a
notary public in nnd for Douglas county ,
Neb. , thin 3d day of April , A. D. 1884.
1 W. J. KENNEDY ,
SEAL j- Notary Public.
Thorohavo been a number of the notes
paid and receipts given for the amounts
imid , by Mr. Manning , his partner , Mr.
liens , also their book-keepnr , and the
bank understands the matter , as it is
secured in the transaction * by P. D
Cooper , W. J. Kennedy , Parker , Rob
crtBon & Co. , B E. Inglehart , F , H
Pugh mid men of that clans. None of
these who hold rucuipts will bo asked to
jmy the second timn. and the sUtemont
tlmt they will to compelled BO to do i
without foundation.
AVhloAwuko
C. F. Goodimm is always ulivu In hU bus !
nv < n and aparea no tulrui to Hocitro the bout of
every article In his line. Ho lion unciirod the
ftKuncy for tha celebrated Dr. Kliig'H Nuw
Discovery for Consumption. The only cor-
ttln cure known for Consumption , Cou h * .
Colds , Hoarsonoaa , Anthinu , Huy Fever.Hrou
chills , or any affection of throut iuid lnn .
riold on n positive uurantoo. Trial bottle *
froe. lintnilur nlzn Si
A Hrllllruu Eiiturtuiiminnt.
The "Golden Fleece" doniety , com.
pnaeil of the ladies of the St. Mary's
Avenue Congregational church , gave a
vtiry plrns nt entertainment at the church
put-lorn Monday evening. The ladio * worw
ull beautifully and taaiily dressed , and an
excellent programme w * rendered. Thu
following i th < i programme :
1. Duutt . Solution from SUbat Mutur
OrKiiii M * Allun ,
I'lunu-MlM Uonlter.
! i. Chorus . Strl ke the Cymbal
OMfolkscoi.certcompany ,
The Pilot
Mr. Franco nnd Mr. NorUi
Ttlo . Klnwerv BolU
LUziu und Uonrgln lloiiller itnd Mm ,
Nortlirup ,
5. lUcltatlon . Daisy Fnlth
Mrs Wllklni.
0. Solo , . . MimiloliHulm'K Criwllo Bonir
Mr. Northrup ,
7. Piano Duett . - ,
Ciiirlriido mid K < llth JumoH.
ni. . ) ' Hlierhunm.
a
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.
81 tj"oru > l
" \ b VvW Lamentation.
( ) Idfolknconc rtcotniiinv. |
9. Solo . LOVO'H
( iuor lo ISoultor.
10. Duett . Hark I The Merry I JolU
MM. Northrup anil 31tn , I VIM ,
11. Ho.o
Mr , Biillinan.
12. IteclUtlim , ' Over th'i 11111 * to the 1'oor
Iftiuro " Mr * . Hhrove.
18. Chorus. , AuM Lang Bjua
Ohlfollwcoiic rtcoinpnuy ,
' r n'1 '
With the cnndnnrtits fjunon.lly attnina-
bio it i not potblble to produro n mayo-
unite dressirg for saladH that will cnm-
par with Durkeu'tt Ralwl Ifn inj ( , Buy
n bdttlti und bo cdiiviniwl.
THE NOVEL HAIL WORKS ,
Crude Pelrolcnra and Water Being
Usci for Foci ,
The Ontnlin Nnll AVorks Htnrt Up
ARfiln YoHtoritay.
The Omnlm Nnil works resumed work
ngnin ! yesterday with nearly half its full
force of men. About two months ago
they were shut down for the purpose of
making some changes in the machinery.
These chnngcs consisted chiefly in re
placing ] the ordinary coal furnaces with
other ones generating hont from vapor
fuol. On Monday last the proposed
work wns completed , About noon yes
terday fire wns started to opornto what ,
until within n short time , has
boon nn experiment. Many years
there has been n widespread demand
for n cheaper fuel than the
market ' would nfibrd. This demand has
caused many mon to devote years of
study to solve the problem it involved.
111 thcso trials , ns in many others , mind
was successful over matter , nnd the de
sired end was gained. This fuel , that is
now used nt the nail works , is called
vapor fuol. It is mndo from petroleum
in itn crude state. The works were yes
terday visited by hundreds to see the ma
chinery operated from this now source of
heat. Petroleum and water are all the
fuel now used at thcso works. Thrco
boilers nnd four furnaces were running
yesterday. In addition to them the nail
cutting machinery will bo in running
operation ' in a few days.
This now fuel is made iu the following
manner : Crude petroleum is contained
in n tank at a short distance from the
generator , or "thormogon" as it is term-
od. This generator consists of two ro-
torts tightly connected nt the top. Steam
is passed between these two retorts , becoming -
coming supor-hoated by contact with the
nearly red hot outer retort. It then
passes through a tube into two stool
globes within the inner retort , heating
ft
them intensely. The crude oil is forced
by a small force pump in a small stream
through u pipe which extends through
the top of the retorts and drops upon the
Burfaco of the upper globo. The heat of
this glebe usually vaporizes the petroleum.
If It do not , contact with the second
Buroly will. This generator is so perfect
in its work that every drop of petroleum
entering it is changed into vnpor. This
petroleum gas and stoani are then carried
by small pipes to the furnaces when com
bustion takes place. Within these fur-
nacrs piles of brick are so constructed
that the heat may bo oven and constant
throughout. The pipes convoying the
and steam from the
gas generator form a
sort of not-work in the furnaces. They
uro full of small holes from which this
fuel escapes evenly throughout the fire
boxes.
The boiler room can bo kept as clean
using this fuel ns any other part of the
works. Nogrates aroused , a great saving.
Tnis heat generator , shut up in a brick
enclosure not moro than six foot wide ,
long and high , was producing a power
yesterday equal to that of 50U horses.
Only ono man is needed to tnko care of
all the boilers , furnaces and generators.
It is calculated by the owners of the
works that there will bo a saving of 30
per cunt on fuel by this system of pro-
' !
- - heat. The nail works under its
now motive power worked satisfactorily
yesterday. The only diffi&ulty was the
unovcn diitribnnon of hea't throughout
the furnaces. This will bo easily reme
died. Only the rolling mills were run
ning yesterday , em ploying aboutDOhands.
So noon as a sufliciunt amount of nail iron
is rolled out the whole works will bo put
in operation , employing about 125 mon
and boya. This will be , by the first of
next week. By inquiry of the employees
it waa learned they hud no fears of an ox-
plosion. Mr. F. S. Gogin of Bostonwho
l > ut in thcao now works , and Aihois
thoroughly acqualntoa with his business
nlatcs that there is danger in using the
vapor fuel This system of hout produc
tion is found nowhere in the west , the
nearest place to Omahn , where the vapor
fuel iu used , ia Baltimore. The necessa
ry machinery hass been ordered for put
ting it in Ilcr's distillery and the "Ther-
nuignn" has already arrived Should eat-
sfaction boj > iventhe smelting worko will
uao the vapor fuol.
podding' ) ) Ihishla Salvo , best family Hnlvo In
the world , and excellent for Ht.iblo axe. 'Jflcta
Tlio MuMoitou'H Lime Nljfli t.
Another good mzod audience greeted
the Mnstodon'a at Boyd'd opera house
upon their second appcaranco last night.
Thuro was no material change in the pro-
gramma outside of the oporattn , Paul i
Yemen's costume in the laut scene being
[ limply elugunt. Nothing finer was over
put on the boards of the Boyd in the !
line of opera uojtuining. The absence of I
coarne jukes might bo mentioned ngain _ i
and with u good deal of satisfaction.
'I'liK HUE for ono hails with delight thin
revolution in negro ininstiulsy. Why
the majority of bur.it cork comedians
consider it the thing to resort to brond
und decidedly vulgar gags in order to
provoke u laugh is "something no fellah
can find cut. "
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY.
FAY & Co. , formerly of Mlnnoapolu ,
Minn. , have opened a wholonalo confoo.
tionory , cigar and fruit bunini'tss , nt 1211
Faniuin street. o2.1m
Hovuroly lnjurcil.
Monday evening uhiul six o'clock , liar-
mini MoKennn , ono of the carrier bojH
for Thu Dispatch , mot with quite a severe
nccidont Ho was out upon hii route
and while turning the corner of Califor
nia and Tiventy.fifth streets hia horse
clipped und fell upon him. The boy waa
b dly biuisod about the face , ono of his
cyt'B bing Hwollon completely shut , two of
liin teeth kimcki-d out , and his untirofaco
b dly scratched up. lie Mill bo out in a
few days ,
Thu Homo wns also badly injured nnd
was nimble to IPAVO thu bam yeatqrday
morning ,
Slightly Wruiliy ,
In two instances of late TUB HUE , with
itn accustomed ontorprue , hau publinhcd
the report of city ofliciuls in advance of
their being submitted to thu nviyor and
city council for their approval , Wo refer
ta the annual report of tbucity onginotr ' ,
of which the principal fact was published i
and the nni'iiAl ' rqmt of the city pliy-
J siomn. This outorpriio on the part of
THR , IJr.K made the mayor quito wrathy
ns it in stated ho had intended to ring
thorn both into his Annual roport.
Ycslordaymorningho issuodnporcmptcl
ryordor that under no circumatniicuii nhnl
any city official give to any newspaper
reporter any official report or oven nny
inkling of what it m.iy contain , until it
has first boon submitted to his honor the
mayor and city council for their inspec
tion and npproval ,
Tjin BJSB , however , will continue to bo
just n little bit in the load , nnd will keep
its readers faithfully posted as to what is
about to occur ns well ns that which has
already taken placo.
I'KUSONAU
CliM. Avotlll and C. 0. Wilcox , Lincoln ,
nro Hopping nt the Metropolitan ,
F. 1'orrnnd , Atkinson , No1 > . , Is registered
11. 1' . Stovonsou nnd ] 'ufono ; Moore , Wott
Point , nro In the city nt the Pnxton.
W. C. Cfttborwood , Blftlr , nnd William F %
Black , Ashland , nro roglitorod nt the IVixton.
0. B. Kakln , Fairmont , nnd V. 1L 1'nrkor ,
Uoattico , nro nt the 1'axton ,
If , T , Jonoj , Seward , nnd IX AlbrlRht , of
Mndlnon , nro stopping nt the Mlllnrd.
W , A. Plnkortou , of Clilcngo , of dotoctlvo
fame , WM In Oinitlm jo t6rday ,
Jadgo John 11. Porter lott yet tordny nf tor-
noon to upend n few dn > n nt Pcorla , Illinois.
Mrs. John A. McShinn U reported gorlou * .
ly 111 nt her homo ou Went Furunni etrcot ,
Josopli A , Connor , I'lnttnmouth , and W. J ,
Mnnhnll , Lincoln , roglHtorod yesterday at
the Pniton.
Mm. J. II. MocUott , Mrn. 11. H. Mookott ,
Ebonozor Mockott nnd Kd. 11. Mockott , of
Lincoln , nro guoata of the Mlllard.
Jos. A. Urown , of Ashland , J , Johnston
nnd wife of Blair , and H. A. Tomploton , of
Tokntnoh , nro gnostw nt the Mlll.ird.
J. If. 1'oory , Clmrlon C mt > boll , S. W. Afc-
Qroor nnd Church Howe , Auburn , nro RuosU
of the rnjcton.
0. 15. 1'nrkor , Lincoln , wlfo and two daugh
ters , and D. Anderson , Columbus , nro at the
Metropolitan ,
O. 0. Chllde , Syrncuso , nnd J. W. WIgton
nnd Mm. C. McOry , Huntings , Neb. , nto
gnoata nt the Motropolltnu.
R. E. Ilnskoll , Arnold , Nob. ; U. W. M.
Bryan , lown City , In. , nnd D. P. Temple ,
York , nro stopping nt the Metropolitan.
llov. 0. W. Bavidgo Is spending n few dnys
In Mlnnoai > ell > , but will bo back for the Sab-
bnth.
Fred Nye , the Republican' * editor , and his
wlfo , have returned from quito nn extended
sojourn In tha oast.
W. J. Tousloy , formerly of this city but now
a prominent stock raiser of Westorvlllo , Castor
county , Neb. , is in the city visiting friends.
Dr. William Kdwards , formerly n druggist
In this city , but now a cattle dealer near
Platte Canter , is in this city on business nnd
to dhako hands with old time friends.
tilts. Loavlt Burnlmm has returned from
the cast , Bho was accompanied on her return
by Miss Mary Abbot , n Boston lady , who will
bo the guest of Mm. Burnlmm for several
wooks.
W. D. Badger nnd wife and Mrs. A. Mcado ,
of Arlington , this state , who have boon in thli
city for several days , the guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thos. Swobo , at the Mlllard hotel , returned
turned to their homo yesterday.
Mr. D. R , Anthony , editor nnd proprietor
of the Loavonworth TlmoJ , is in this city.
Mr. Anthony has worked unceasingly to
mnko tbo Times n paper which would be felt
and ho has succeeded. Ho Ia also n brother of
Susan B. Anthony and Is possessed of n great
deal of the same goaheadltivonesi which char
acterizes that noted advocate of woman suf
frage.
Hon. Thoa. H. Dnlley , ex-prcsldont of the
city council , ia seriously ill at his homo on
Sherman avonuo. Last Friday ho felt an un
usual dizziness , while seated at hla desk in the
U. I1 , shops. He started up town for a doc
tor. Scarcely had he found ono when he was
completely overcome and had to bo carried to
lila homo. During Sundoy nnd Monday ho
suffered severely , but yostordaytnornlng an Itn
provomeut In his condition was noted , and it
Is now hoped ho will soon recover. His illness -
ness Is the dtract result of n bullet wound In
the head received In the wnr , nnd which has
caused him serious inconvenience In the luet
twenty yearn.
AHBiiultetl an(1 Hobbecl.
0. II. King appeared in police court
yesterday and fikd complaint against
John Dee , real name unknown , charging
said Dno with having assaulted and rob
bed plaintiff Monday night.
King stated that ho vrn a stranger in
the city nnd Monday ni hlwhicin | ) | a taloon
near thu depot ho mot Doe. They drank
together , nnd llm ntrnngcr admitted that
ho was pretty full , They loft the saloon
together , and had gene but a short dis
tance when Dee assaulted him , knocking
him into a ditch , after which ho relieved
him of his pocketbook , which contained
$4 in money , n silver watoh , and other
valuables. Doe is a hard case uud has
Boverul times been hoforo the policti judge
but has nlways managed t find a loop
hole through which to crawl out.
NKWMAN'H NON-BUIV.
'i'lioMetlioillut l flnor if ft Oc
tlonulCliiu ch HeBlfriiH ami Wltli
tlriiWH HlH Uenljn , tlon ,
NKW YOUK , Apiil 8. Rev. Dr. J. P.
Newman to-nujlit sent in his rcsigna-
lion as pwtor of the MatHsju avenuii
Congregatiointl churuh , to taio tlFuct
May 1st. In his loiter of nisUumtion ,
wliilo oxpretsing his gratitude to the con-
( rogation and the harmonious outcome
of the recent inquiry into the uifjira ol
the church , ho felt tlut "such a dij.
cieditable ullUir" miqht cuJiir again ut
any moment , and tlioretora resigned in
thy iulcrobt of the haunony and welfare
of the church.
At the conclusion of the reading of
Nowman'B letter , the chairman nskcd
these in favor of adapting the same to
risn , Not rt ponum movud. When h
cllcd for u negative , eve y ono in th
building instantly roue. At thin auspi
cious moment Dr. Newman unlrrod the
church , wiw loudly appl udod nnd oillad
upon to Bpeak. Ho declared that he for
gave nil his opponents , asked his friends
to do the BIHUU , withdrew hU letter of
resignation , saying lmt huncaforth ho
would devote hia tulimta to th otemal
welfare of thoito who had atood aa litmly
by tbo church and bv him.
Juineti.
HuhTSVUiB , Ala , April 8. Frank
Jainca was nmiigned this morning hflfor/ i
' .Tudgo Bruce f v the Musfcl Shoals ro'o
bary , II" pcwd ! < 1 not jjuilty , Tha ui ,
iy-wm ret iur AIUI ! Itiih. ,
CASTORIA
, Infants and Children i
Withont Morpldno or TTnrootlaa ,
What ( rives our Children rosy checks ,
, \VbatcureaUiclr fevers , BKIKPI them sleep j
f 'Tin C'nutorln.
When Hauled fret , nml cry l y tiinw ,
Wlmt cures their colJc , kULi ihrlr worm1 ? ,
! Itnt
a. .
Vfhnt quickly ciirwi Con < < tlpatlon <
Sour Stomach , Colds , Imllgrttlon :
Hut Cnxtorln.
SVimwelt then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor OU and Varecorlc , anil
IIiulCnKtorlo.
Contour Lin I mont. An nii-
olnto euro for Rlxonmntinm ,
Sprains , Burns , Galls , &o. , nnd oa
ln tontanoons Pnln-rollovcr.
41
A PIEIIY FIREMAN.
rho Ufayor nt I < Vomont Talks Back
Emnhntlcnlty to "I oorlltchartl"
Honied ntl Kx-
To tha Editor ot TUB DEB.
FKKMONT , Nob. , April 7. In the issno
of the OuAttA BRB , dated April 1st , there
appet.vcd a letter from a Premont correspondent
pendent which embodied BO many mali
cious falsehoods that it is not n matter of
much surprise that the- writer assumed a
nom do plume , not having the temerity ,
decency or moral courage to sign hia
proper name. That ho is a man of no
character or reputation is only too appar
ent by the fact that ho would take this
onm
method to do another an injury ; that ho
is a cowardly uncak ia evidenced by the
Bamo fact. Per had it been otherwise ,
had ho for a moment believed his state
ments to bo true it would not have been
necessary for him to hide himself under
a false name. Neither would ithavqbeon
necessary to gut a paper in Omaha know
ing nothing about the matter to publiih
it. The Fremont Herald , , Fremont.Trib-
'u1'
uno , Saturday Evening Journal or Platte
, .
llivor Zoitung would not have published
the letter under any circumstances , for
each and all of them know it to bo false.
Now in regard to the charges. In the
first , I hold the nflico of mayor , and am
chief of the fire department. If that is a
crime I am a criminal. But notwith
standing the fact that I am still chief ,
the electors of Fremont have endorsed
my position by again electing me mayor
by n flattering majority , and their ver
dict is of much moro value than aught
than can bo said or done by "Poor Rich
ard. "
The second alleged act iu the drama at
which this high moral rooster takes umbrage -
brago ia in regard to visiting saloons at
the time the fire companies 're
turned from Lincoln , accompanied by
Pacific hose company of Grand Island.
Now if "Poor liichard" had had aby re
spect for the truth , he would have
omitted that part of hit letter , as it is
absolutely false in every particular except
ono , and I respectfully refer to A. C. Hull ,
G. Driscoll and others , who root us at
the train and marched' ' up town * with , us ,
to verify what I say. \V e neither halted
at or visited any talonn in our march
until wo reached Mr. Eiliugcr's on Sixth
street , and that waa in response to an
invitation extended by him when we
alighted from thu train. The ranks were
brouen at that time and never formed
again until in answer-to the cull nf the
Fremont brass band , at Mr. F7 hm'e
hall wo formed in line , and escorted th
Grand Inlund iiremon to the tram , with
out a Binglo holt except to get BOIIU ) bag-
ga o from Me. Hull's gallery. In this
connection I would nay that in my thir
teen years' residence in the city , I have
always observed that the "Dutch" are
fully equal to thn task of taking < nro of
thcimolves , and any Bwg e tfoa volun
teered by "Poor lUclurd" as to who J
trying to buy or Bell them ia wholly un
necessary.
The connection Oswold Miller haw
with the Fremont Cro department is well
understood , und the fact that the fire
men felt ; disposed to drink to his health
for courtesies shown by him ftt the
time the fltato association met hero last
winter , when n banquet waapiven in
honor of visiting firemen , , is one which
"Poor lUchaid" will Hud much difficulty
in making political rupitul out of ,
I did go on the bond of a police officer-
chanted with stealing , and in the prelim
inary examination the parly clciming to
have been robbed admitted having rho *
whole account of money in hU pockoU
except ? 20 paid to llnbt. GtegK for work-
IUR up th ease , und the f o paid an at
torney whom ho had employed.
Now if "Poor I'.ichurd" IIHB one particle -
ticlo of honor ( which ) doubtfulJctr ,
him mnko himf.elf knowitKt him vindi
cate hid portion , if ho win , nnd nut re
port to the contemptible cowardiou of
stabbing a man m thu b > ek.
J. C CLBLANU ,
"Mayor Chief. "
Absolutely Pure ,
Tulip > * HM
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