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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1889)
I [ THE OMAHA DAIIiY BEE UESDAY , NOVEMBER 12. 1889. 5 H t " T A MOST AUSPICIOUS OPENING The Open Board Soaeltfiia or the Real Batata Exchanges Gommonood OBJECTS OF THE ORGANIZATION Addicted Mmlo by Itetircacntntlro Clllzcna Dp Millers tinnguiuu i Tronlicoy The Union Depot null ilrldco Schemes 1 uvorotl Tlio Ileil l. * , titto Kxclmncc The formal opcnltiR of the Omaha Ileal 3 stnls lAclmngo occurred at Ho clock j ester ; day In the new rooms of the organization in the New \ork Llfo building The attendance nt thn tntetlnn was larco end composed of some ot the leading citlzims nnd business men of the city All of the members of the exchange llfty In number , representing tno leading firms hi the city wore present Amonir Iho visitors were Major Uroatth , Herman houtitsrc , A V \ Hopkins Hen 11 Wood , U llosowater Dr Gcorgo L Miller , G M Hltcttodr , L M Ucnnott , Oeorgo 1 Qilbort D I ODonihuo C E bquirus John Dtlo G S ltajmond , TrnnU Coolc , C 1 Green , Gcotro 1 W Coatoa , S A Orel ) in ) , 1'ctcrGoos N. A. Kuhn , Nathan blioltin , Trcdv Grnj Max Meyer \V L Adams Truman Hu.lt , Judqo J nines or Coumll muffs Colonel E I Oadd of Lincoln President Hartman called the oxclinn o to ord < r at 11 o'clock and bnelly oxpl line I the objects ot tlo organization und fatcretary Crar\ read the by-laMs of the uxenango ' President Ilurtuian stuti.il that m the past : tlicro had been too itia.ui dlfforoncos among , ] the business men of the city _ t I wns the liopo of the exchange to educate tt o | roplo of Omaha to stand to- I Kethor In n united effort for everything th it Would accrue to the benefit and prosperity of tbo i Ity "Wo uro going to have n few Bpecches lioro" concltidod Mr Hartman I and Ill call first ou Major Droatih to _ lvo us a few remarks ' ( I The mayor responded briefly and congratu latcd the members of the oxch ingo u | on the nusolclou * oicnlni nnd wished theru a very prosperous and successful ayeer ' Air Hcisewuter is up hero loaded forbear boar , " said Piosldcnt llartmin , and Ill ask him to nddtcss us next ' il Mr llosowntor was wur nlv applauded ns II ho snid thu chairman hud made n mistake ; iu | Biatlng that ho was loiiicd for boar , the J chulrmun possibly meant that ho vwis loaded i for Gongar ' I am he irtily In aecord ' ss l I Mr Uoscuatcr , with this movement to I lace i Ouiahuon a par with the leading cities of I the northwest There are ns we all know , I Jour cities iu the northiv est that are destined I In i few j cars to rival the great cities of too I cast Tlioy nro Kaasas Lay , St Paul Min I ncupclls and Omaha , an 1 Omaha has a9 good ] a f uturo as any of its competitors in the con j test for industrial and commercial supremacy I in the great valley of the Missouri und the ! Mississippi In order to make this oi _ un- j nation n success j ou want hirmony among } Sour members nnd the rordi il sui port of the j business men and capitalists of tbo citv j buch has not unfortunately ahvijs been the I case In times past some of tbo prominent j men of Omaha have thrown cold watoron j enterprises that ivoro calculated to benefit i the city Hereafter 1 hope that tbey will all U stand together shiuldcr to shoulder and MM work for Ouinha Wo have no wildcat spec Mm illations ticro but Omaha stands on as good a . basis as any city in this union You do MW not want to meet hero solely Mmtl for the purposQ of selling real jj estate You want to induce other institu H tion to como hero and invest their money iu j brick and mortar to put their dollars in such mWi Improvements ns this building wo are now Hj in , in manufactories and in business enter MMt prises When you hno done this you will tM\l have placed your real cstato in u position for mK sale ntul you will have no trouble in finding j purchasers W Mr G M. Hitchcock when called upon , Wm\ said his views most heartily accorded with mm\ \ those expressed bj Mr Hosowntor Itiocx JHy clinncc ho hoped would bo the means of m\\ \ \ bringing business men nnd property owners m\ ' together in closer und moro harmonious B , union ' One misfortuuoof a rapidlj ( , rou MM ! lag cltj said Mr Hitchcock is that wo Mml grow apart as our interests sproid aud Hi mui versify Wo don t co operate Wo fail to H | establish a Btandard for business In this HI room wo can work out a reform ition In this Mmi particular Wo can como here nnd exchange KCl vions and transact our business utid get nc Bfi qualuted and ( , oed results are euro to fol H | low Ho closed by urging the exchnnuo to R Btnnd pledged to transact rcil esti'o busi- Hl ness by straight , leltiuiatoaiidconscrvati\o ( Kl methods and make the real cstato business l as solid and reliable and legitimate as the H | banking business WWl Dr George L * . Miller was called out and _ _ _ _ ] warmly welcomed Ho congratulated the i young men of the oxebungo and tbo ritv enl l Omaha s llatterlng prospects and upon the mMtj now departure of tbo real estate exchange B Dr Miller is never happier than wnon boom H ing'Omaha and in his speech yesterdaj ho H was ut hit best Ho told the oxchan a that Bl the ilrst und most necessary ole m ment of prosperity was conll r denco Ho bad bocn compelled for K thirty flvo years to listen to stioug men K croaking about Omaha s dlsmnl future and j i nil thu time the citv was growing and pros WL < poriug Ho wanted ovorv litizon of Omaha E to stick to the truth aud stana at ull times j rcadj to declare that Omaha is tbo best Hr based city ou its resources In the union Learu what makes a city and then toll too world thaOninhaa advantaKOs uro unox K , celled aud unequalled nnywhero Dr Mil H ler uaid that the yount , men in the room . L would see Omaha with a population k i of 400U0O It is as inevitable as I K the laws of the universe and all of tno \ HF croaking of chronic giumblers cannot returd Vi the growth , but tbo earnest aud united effort - ! | fort of tlocilUcns of Omaha can greatly K accclcrato It i M Mi Hour Smith , of Boston occupied a * B scut on the plutform with the other speakers ) B and President Hartman introduced him as l u man who had put mora brick and mortar , K | into Omaha buildings than any other non i resident . { W Mr Smith was cheered lustily when ho j K stopued before the audience Ha j HI • said that a few years ago I Hj Omaha was a byword in the cast among H banking men and capitalists The conditions j HI hayo clnnged , and Omaha is todayrecog- HI nlzed us ono of tt o most prosperous cities In HI the country Her bonds are at a greater HI promlum than any other western city , und m i the bankers and capitalists of tbo cast line v M 1 of the city s growth nnd prosperity What jj Omaua needs today , " said Mr bmlth , is H tbut ov ory man Join his neighbor in urging H tbo adoption of ovcry enterprise and plan K that holds anything of good for thu H city Mcot bore every day , confer f with each other und unitedly and H you will bo a tremendous force in the dovol- H opincnt ot Omaha Ml Smith it > closing H urged the adoption of both tha union depot ! . H und new bridge propositions , and promised j j K Ins But port and symp ithy in any inovtment i I B that would udd to Omaha's prosperity * jjHl Whilu Mr Smltti was speaking a note was J l liaudcd to President Hartman , requesting ( Hg blra to call on Mr Herman Kountze Mr f Kounlzo wus oalled upon and was given a f rousing reception ' I am a vcrv busy man , " said Mr Kountze , | "as jou all bnow.and have very liulo time to , f waste but 1 am ( , lad I came In uulou ; Hf there is uhvuvs strength and without ! Hf it wo make failures where success is poasl- 1 bla Iho future of Omaha U already certain 1 andtlierols little question of our future i' grcutneis but the citizen can greatly speed 4 its growth ihero has been a disposition to 4 divide our strength " Mr Kounlzo favored H % ottng the bauds for both the Union depot H nnd the new brid o sebemo Ho looked at i H them he said In a cold business light , and H thought the city could make no greater mis ' H tuko than to oppose Urn schemes On a [ H valuation ot f 100,000 000 , which Omaha can 1 Hl Justly claim , the adoption of tbo bonds will i cost only four-tenths of 1 per cent on tbo H : value aud will add 5 per cent to the valua H tlou of ovcry dollar a worth of real estate in H tha city "It I owned tha city , " said Mr * H Kounlzo , smilingly ' and these propositions r were made to inu i would accept thorn so . quickly that it would make them dizzv " I M Lx Governor Sauudors was celled upon , I H Bud mmle an entbusiasuu speech I H Tbobuslucss of the exchange was taken I H unuudtho call of property listed by S ere I H tar > Crary 1 ho property called this morn • * ' M lug was * | H Lot 8 , Stanton place , 45xlSO feet , tl.000 , Ill B ( JOU cash balanne to suit lll B. LiOt 11 block > West earnings addition , [ | 1 B < f iQvH > i J00 dowu , balance to suit Hs s k North 80 feet lot 5 , block 203K. * 13 000 | J3 090 cash l-ol 21 , block 3tlnn < c6m place , COxllQ feet , 8 room honse , W.SO0 , $3,500 cash Lot 3 ncd n } { lot T. Twenty fourth nnd Porn am street * 1M feet on Farnam , 8 room liou'c , rent tlOO per month , * 4T5 per foot The ilrst prooortj called was sold There wcro sixty pieces of property listed , butonly a few called as tbo time of the scMlon had been token up by the nldrosses Provident Hartman cordially thanked the visitors present for comlnir out nnd invited them to milio it a point to attend the daily sessions of tbo exchange Iho room of the ex hargo has been hung with charts and maps and placards setting forth the advantages of Omnha 'Wr Point W Itli Pride To the Good nn.me it homo , " won l ) > Hoods Snrsiiptrillu In Lowell , Mass , where it Is propirod , tlicro ia mora of Hoods Sirsnpirllla sold than o ! all other inodicliics , nnd It has given the best of s itibfaction Blnco its introduction ton jtnra npo 'lhls could not bo it the medicine did not possess merit Ifou Biiiror from lmpuro blood try Hoods btrsapuilln und reallzo its peculiar curative powora ii u o\i ur , "nuiji ) ' Golilsniitli Insists Hint He Is Still Gnrlnupunstor Chief Scivej has appointed Charles Wcs tergnrd as temporary gurhagonmster vice I * A Goldsml b who was susi ended by Mayor IS roatcb When Wcstcrcard arrived at tbo dump Sundas with a numbortof deal nntnals Goldsmith wai there nnd reltisel to allow him to throw the care isscs into the river , but did It himself and credited the nay in his own n una Westcrgard reportol the facts to Chief Senvoj who directed him to the mayor Mr Uroatch was seen by a reporter jester day and stated that If Goldsmith contln ued to Interfere with Wostg ird ho would or der his arrest Goldsmith has consulted with bis lawyer aud declares that ho Is still garbage mas tcr and will enforce Ids luthorltv until after ho has been given a bearing by the council and cxpollcl from oulco Goldsmith has ordered the dump man not to glvo out anv rocel | Is fet animals delivered by Westcrgard Goldsmith continues to if , noio the m iyor'8 su l onsiou orucr , and refers to section J of orainunco No 1 050 which reads as fol'ows 1 ho tnnvor subject to thonnnroval of the city council ehall uppotnt to said oftlco some fit cxi orienced and suiltblo person who shall bo compensated wholly by fees ashore I natter provided and who shall formally in writing signify to the city clem his accept anceofsild appointment and tile with said cleric his Oood to bo approved by the citv council in the sum of $2 , 00 with two good and sufficient sureties who shall ] us llfv thatthoy are cich worth the sum of ti 500 over und above all debts liabilities und exemptions conditioned ou the full , nrouipt and contleto fulfillment of all oIk ligations and duties pertaining to Slid oOIce , performed by himself or oinplovos and also to save the city harmless from the effect of any and all acts bv himself or his umplovcs so done and performed " Goldsmith claims that Wcstcrgi d is not under bonds Is not a special pnlicoman and that no ( Goldsmith ) is rcsponsibla bv bond for the acting city garbage inipector Councilman Pat Pord vcstcrdij received a postal card advising blm that Goldsmith was bis enemy and warned him that ho had bettor vote for bis dismissal Iho catd was not signed Co mcilman Ed O Connor says ho was np proaebed by a man whoso name ho sup presses , and asked to help to down Gold smltb According to O Connor , the man who appro iched him offcrod to make it un ' object if ho would vote right M P Martin according to Goldsmith was approached ugaln by Mrs Lowls bho censured Martin for telling the reporters what sha had said to him , con tending that tbo convern ition was purely confidential " bhe f irther sta cd that the mavor desired her to secure all the evidence she could against Gold smith What do you know about Goldsmith 1" asked Martin I heard that be wis run out of Mis soun " Goldsmith was seen by n reporter and asked about his Missouri expenenco Ho said ho formcrlj ran a saloon in St Louis , and afterwards wis i street cir conductor He denied being run out of tbo state Unless thov pack a committee on me in the council , ' said Goldsmith E will coma out of this scrape all right I received a lettei from Chief beavoj asking for my star , but I renlied that I would not turn over or Burr render nnj thing until ufter I bad been in vestignted by the council " Ono of the charges against Goldsmith will be that ho dumped rats into the river and called them dots in his i cport "We are coming Pather Abraham 300 000 moro to endorse the good and effective qualities of Dr Bull s Cough Syrup iu cv erj case of coughs colds etc As a euro for chapped and chafed hands nothing equals the celebrated Bnlvntlon Oil Per sale by nil druggists Piico 35 cents n bottle _ JVIlGfl Illimvi R AKRrVhS Opening ProcoeiHnirs of the federal Court Hon Daily P Waggoner of Atchison , D H Ettlon , Kansas City , Upton M. oung * St Louis , John M Ragan , Hastings W T Lamb , N S Hat wood anl J W Dowese , Lincoln were tbo out of town lawyers who occupied , scats Instdo tbo bar when Judges Uroncr and Dundy convened the United Slutes court at 10 SO o'clock yesterdaj morn ing Mr Waggoner regaled some of his brother barristers wbllo they were waiting for bus iness to begin with a pyrotechnic descrtp * tlon of Judte Brewer b wonderful snorint powers 4 Coming up on the train last night ho kept everybody awake , " sold Mr Wacgoner ' When I got on at Atchison and inquired of the porter whether Judge Hrewer was aboard ho said Yes that's bim ripping the pillow wide open in lower eight 1 pushed my cano into the berth und gave the aUttngnisbed circuit Judge such n fright that bo nearly fell out on tbo iloor Notwithstanding his artistic merit as a snorer , " continued Mr Waggoner , Brewer is a great judge " "I am glad to see auch a good attendance of the bar , " was Judge Brewers first utter once on taking tbo bench " Per that reason wo think it best to call the docket , so as to ascertain what cases there are for hearing and what inotlous uro to bo disposed of X expect to bo buiu all this week and wish to set through with as much business as possible " lie then proceedel slowly with the road ingot cases expecting of course that utter nejs wou d make responses , but there being very few , the proceedings became so monotonous onous that the court changed his tactics by throwing the burden upon the btr and compelling polling its members to call up whatever cases they wished to present Nothing of special interest developed at the forenoon session Uptou M Young , who represents Helfensteiu of bt Louis auu William A. Saunders nnd M A Hall of Omaha , wore ou motion of General Webster for Saunders , andO S Montgomery for the other two admitted to the bar I A goodly number ot coses wcro sot for trial , consequently Judge llrowor will huvo nil the work ho can attend to wbllo here Iho grand and lotit Juries will report for duty this morning Hardly any ot the Jurymen have arrived vet It was expected that District Attorney Pritchett would have a hearing ot the llyrou Hood complvint , but for wunt ot Henry Lstabrook's affidavit which he had not before bean able to secure , ho was compelled to postpone tbo case until today Ha has however , tiled with Clerk Dundy bis and William P Uechel's affidavits denjingllr Itecd s cbargos ot unjust discriminations ou the part of the appraising rommissionors against him and the i olsom heirs Mr Lsta brooks allidavit it is Bald , will refute the aU legation that bo Is not a freeholder An Abu nuto Cure TbeOitiGiNALA.BIBlIVE OINTMENT la ouly put up in large two ounce tin boxes , and is an absolute cure tor old sores , burns , wouuds chapped hands and all skin erup tlons Will positively cure all kin Is ot pilas- AsktortheOltKHWALAUIEUNU OIN1- MliN 1 bold by Uoodmaa Uru ; company at 26 cents par box by mad iW cents PROMOTIONS ALONG THE LINE Mr Mellon ot tbo Union Faolflo Namoa His Lloutonnnts WHERE THEY ARE ASSIGNED The Extent of Each Sinn's llosponsl- Ulllty and the Jsnturo or the Work Ho in Expected to 1'orlnrin Swocplnc Changes General Traffic Monagor Mollen , of the Union Pacific , has nt Inst complctod a re organization of the working force of the t-afb > department , and ns n result Import nat , but not altogether unexpected , changes will follow The followingclrcuhr was Issued jostordiy by the gonornl trafllo minagor , which shows the form of reorganization , taking effect December I J A Munroe now gonernl frolght agent at this pluco , to bo assistant general traffic manager lie will In nil business transacted act with full nuthoritj of the gcnnril trnftlc manager J b Tebbots assistant ganernl frolght agent , promoted to gonernl freight agent , with headquarters in Omaha P A Warrack , division freight agent , in chnrgo of business on the Nebraska division appointed assistant general freight nfent , with headquarters nt Omihn Elmer H Wood now chief clerk In the Union Pacific s genc al freight ofllco at Kansas Cltj unpointed assistant goner l frolfeht ugent with hesdiuaiters in umahi li Li L.OI111remains is general passenger ngont , with headquarters here John W bcott firmer chlof clerk of the general passenger department nnd roccntlj ai ) ) ointcd division p issengi r actit | In cliaro of the Kansas dlv Ision with he ldquai tors at Kansas City appointed assistant goner U pissonger agent with h u1qiurtcrs In Omnha Hon Campbcil has bocn appointed general freight nLent , with headquartets at Port land Ore 1 W Leo the able assistant general passenger sengor agent at this \ oint , has been appointed Kcnoral passongei ngont , with head vuartera ut Portbin 1 I O Woodvvnrth has been appointed as sistant general freight agent with bendquar tors atPortlwd A L. Maxwell now general passenger and ticket agent at Portia id h is boonnppolntol general agent of the t-aillc department with headquarters nt the s imo paint Ho will perform BUch duties as may bo assigned him bv the general tritlic manager Prnncis Cope lias been aipolntel gonernl freight nnd passenger ago it with head quarters at Salt Lake Citv J V Parkei , row division freight on 1 passenger agent at Salt I alto appointed assistant general freight and passcugor agent with hcadaunrtors ut the satao point W P Robinson has bon unpointod general freight ugent , with headquarters at ot Jo seph Mo 1 L. Lyndo travolinf passenger agent with headquarters at bt Paul Minn has been appointed general passcugor joat with he id piarters at St Joseph Mo A lr ij nor is rotalned as coner il baggage acent , with boadquarto s la Omaha Ho will have jurisdiction overtheentire system Iho foregoing will report direct to the general trallia managei I lie circular Is sued j esterdoy dellucs the duties and Jurisdic tion of the new api oia'ces , as follows Iho Jurisdiction of the general freight and general passenger agents looitod at bt Jo seph Mo will exten I over the lines of the St Joseph < L.Giand Islanl Kansw City A , Omaha , Kansas Central ind Leavenworth ropeka & Southw estern railroads and the Lawrence Branch Also o cr such business as originates within tno teiritoiv disenbci above going to stations upon othci parts of the svstem or Dojond bj w ij ot the simo iho Jurisdiction of the general freight and general passenger agents locate I at Port land Ore will extend over all lines both rill und watet west of Hununglou Ore also ever the line from Grange Wjo to Huntington Ore , including b iucli03 of same also over such bus uess is originates within the torritorj describe I above gong to stations on other part of the sj stem or beyond by wiy of the same anl also east bound transcontinental traffic I ho jurisdiction of the general freight and passeiifeer o ent located at bait Lalto City will extend ovei the lines of the ( ompinj south ot Ofdon from Ogden lo Silver Bow Moat , and from O den to Green Kiver m eluding the Eibo & . Pur * Cltj ntlioad aIro , ovei such business as originates within the tenitory described ibovo gome to stations upon other parts ot the same The jurisllction of the tenor il freight anl passenger agents located nt Omab i will ex tend over tbo lines of the compiay in Ne braska ICansjs ard Colorado also the main line of the Union Pacific railway from Chej onno to Green Kiver also the Choverme & . JNortliern railroad , excepting the lines of thi St Joseph i. Grand Island Knnsas City tr Omaha Kansas Central < Leavenworth iopoka S. Southwestern railroads and the Lawrence br inch Ihoj w ill ilso hav o jur Isdiction over such business ns origin ites witnm the tcrntorv described above going to stations upon other part3 ot the system or bejond byway of the same and incluliu , also tbo west bound transcontinental traillc Clinnco on the Milwaukee On and after Sundaj next the evening tiain on the Milwaukee road will leave Oma ha at 0 p m instead of at 9 p m . as it prc3 cut arriving in Chicago atO JO a. m thonevt dnj ills traio will handle nil the Omaha local business It will bo made up oE full estlbuled can whlcn will be heated bj steam and lighted by electricity This will furnish morch ints and other passengers two hours time m Omaha between the arrival of the western trains and the departure of tnls train for the cast Close connections will bo made at Chicago The I lylnc 1 avorltcn Under the rules of the new time card to tnko effect on the Union Pacific November 17 , No 1 the west boun I limited fast mail , will huvo a schedule of forty four miles per hour , and be entitled tu the track over all trains No 4 , limited fast m ut , east-board is given the track over all trains excepting No 3 All other passenger trains are re quired to clear tbo track flvo minutes In ad vance of these two trains and all freight trains ten minutes la advance lirawley lurcei di Scott The appointment ot John W Scott as as Bistant general passont.pr agent of tbo Union Pacific , has created a vacuuev at Kansas City in the ofllco of division passenger agent It has bean decided to appoint I B I raw ley traveling passenger hgent ut this point to succeed bim iho circular announcing the promotion will bo Usued in a few duyB Conductor JncLson Proinot id W H Jackson , formcrlj umplovod as passenger sengor conductor by the Union Paciflo at this point has accepted the position of coustruo lion foreman of the Denver & Bio Graudo Mr Jackson bus bud yours ot experlencn in railroading , and is very popular iu railroad circles The Past Alnll hcrvlee The cars to bo used in the fast mail service of the Union Pocitla have been turned out of the shop and uro equipped with tbo latest Improvements 'tno lamous monogram oi the Union Pacific , a shield with tbo national colors , is bandsomclj painted on the side of the coaches _ _ _ _ _ Tlnllrond Notes A light fall of snow is reported from points on the Llkliorn The new time card on the Burlington will take effect bunday next , Traveling Passenger Agent Donaldson , of the Burlington , is in the city T W Lee , assistant general passeager agent of the Union Paclllc , has returned from Chicago J H Sllfford general ttorekeeper of tbo Union Pacific , has tone east rumor hath it , with matrimonial intent General Purchasing Agent McJKbbin , ot the Union Pacific , will leave today ou u trip of inspection over the entire system George W. Loomit , chief clerk Jn tbo gen eral managers oftlco tif the Burlington , has retui nod from a western hunting trip Samuel Rhodes superintendent of the stone department of the Union Pacific , with headquarters at Deovor , is in the city , ' 'Vl TUB OPP1CIAL ItbTUUNS Votes llccclred by the Various Onmlldntcn In Douglas County The ofllclal count1 'of ' the returns of the county election • was bomploteted yesterday afternoon and tha totals found as given be low The votes rccctvcd by the prohibition candidates nro not given The highest vote received by any candidate on the prohibition ticket was If 9 ( Judge ol Supreme Court Nerval , 5 715 , Ames , 6,975 , , Ames * tnajority , 1 230 Kcgeuts of University Hess , 0S91 Mo- Konua , 0S4S , Knight , 5 b91 , Morrla 5 011 District fudge Ciarkson , 7,244 , Davis , 5,03.1. Ciarkson s majority 1 Ctl faenator Paulson 0b90 , lhompson , C000 Paulson's majority S9J fahcrlff Bovd,7,8i , Coburnft 1C3. Uojd's majority 1403 lrcasurer Snjdor , 0 594 , Helmrod 0,153. Snyder's nnjorlty 441 licglstor or Deeds Mcgcnth 7 487 South anl , 5 JII Me .cath s majority J 103 County Clerk O Mallev 7 04J , Allan , SOU O'Mniley'a majority 1 llll Countj 7udfo Shields 7 7.1 , bmlth , 5 153. bhlclds1 mnjorlty i 5b8 burvoyor House 0,712 , Howes , 0,15 llouso s majority 5 1 Coroner Harrican 0,403 Mnul , 0,373. Hairigan s mojoritj , 3i Superintendent ot Publlo Instruction Matthews , GTU , Hill U.0UJ Mutthe-ys' ma Jorlty , 0.11 Commissioner ( becond district ) Berlin 0 74J , MaMnnls , f OiH Berlins majority 71) ) Commissioner < 1 ourth district ) Corngan GfOi , bmlth 0 0 IJ Corrigun s m ijority , 515 Below are the iinmcs of the successful caa dldntcs for tbo olbccs n imcd Justices of the peace Pirst district George Holmes jr number of votes ro eelved 1141 Cbnrles Bran los 1S'3 Second end district A I Hnrt , 1 M4 LA Shaw lllll I bird district Gustavo Anlcrsou , l.MJ b Morrison 1,703 South Omaha Henry McKcndry ( 0 J J Brco l OU Assessors 1 irstward Hcnrj 1 bronpfort Second ward Mclcholr Lois , ihlrdwird Domlniek Cosgrovo , Fourth ward J nines Carpenter tilth war ! S Wnkcfleld Sixth wird I W Munillo , bcionth ward Henry H Newcoinb Llghth vvaid bllas 11 Like Mnth vvaid folia C ChrUtianson , bouth O n ihn I uues I lemlng Iho following ire the officers elected In the outlying precincts Doujis Assessor , Oscar T PIckarl Jus tlce PeterMcCafficy constable , H P Lord Mill ud Assessor hegortSpoclr Justices , Henrj Kllsoj , Dr Lbjner , constables Wil liam I upiitunugcn Homy Arff Merdlo Assessor P O Bluck Justlcs , P A McAi ih Justus btcrnert , constables , A A Iviuse Hans Ittsmus I lorenco A scssoi E H Walltor , jus tices L Wnht W C L"ster , consta bles Alf Middoelr Mich lei Uallev Union \sscssor L C Djckor , Justices L L Urowstcr 1 nomas Uiehoj constables , Willi im KriLOltow Oeorgo L Redman JeiTorson Assessor , Han3 Nelson Jus tiees H C J immie I Munold constables , Hans Lore Ltnil Storm Lllthorn Assv.ssoi J W Moore J istlcos G M Drexel Georee H Morris constables AB bherwood jr W L bonics A alley Assessor I H Ingi im Justices , E S Plor John longerconstables , tVllliam Mitchell Charles Collins Waterloo Assessor Otto Vogt justices J R Watt t C Nelsoi , constables D Islel lohnuthons Chieigo Assessor NicltReichon justices Dwld Smith J P biKis eonstahli s Jonas t rv , Ld Ke itint West Omaha Assessor B A. Crossloy justices George Robots A. Clemens , con stabler Gcorao Ihompjun B Reed ChnmUrilnln's oucjti Itomcdy This lemedy lstinado especially for acute tbroat , and lung dlse iscs , such us coughs , colds und qipup nnd is admitted to be wtthoutmi equal forthoso nlmonts It s effect is to loosen i cold relieve the lungs , open the seorotioiu and fieo the ' entiio system of all sjmptoins of the cold 50 ( cut and ono dollar bottles nio for ilo bj ull diuijgists A nil V Nnw V geacrnl court ma'tial haS been ap pointed to meet at Tort D A Russell , Wyc at 10 6 clock u in on Monday , November IS Ihodetvll Is as follows Lieutenant Colonel Robert H Offoj Seventeenth In fiutrj Mijor Jamc3E Ca'Oj Seventeenth Captain Claifcnco E Bennett Seventeenth , Ciptaio William M Vin Home Seven teeuth Caotaln Chnrles II Greene Seventeenth teonth On tlin I hem is Short Seventeenth , I Irst I ieutcnant Alexan ler Ogle Seven teenth , I irst I icuton lit Gcoigo H Roach , bevont enth PirSt Llrutenant Robert W Dowdy Seventeenth I irst Lieutenant lohn A. Locuwood fcoventcenth Sccoud Lieu ten int Charles D Clav boveutoenth Sec t nnd Lieutenant Charles H fiuir Seven teenth , Second Lieutenant James L Druein Seventeenth Second Lieutenant James 1 IveT , Seventeenth Judge advocate Ai other coui t m irtial has been unpointed to meet ut Tirt Douglas Utah on the same dav I ho detail Is as follows Lieutenant Cilonol Willi un II Penrose bixteoath in fmtry M ijor William D Wolverton sur geon M ijor Tohn P 1'nrae Slxtoonth iu funtrj C iptaiu fateohen P Jocclj n Twenty first Ciptain Ilenrv t ttard Sixteenth Captain Gooino II PUmei Sixteenth , Cap tain WilUimV Richards Sixteeuth , Tirst Lieutenunt Willi mi Lissitei bixtcenth b irst I icutenant Clias Chandlei bixteenth , Second Lleuten mt William II Johnston Jr , Sixteenth becond Lieutenant Henry D btv r rwontvtlist becond Lieutenant btej lion M Haclm j Sliteenth Second Lieutenant lohn C Greg Sixteenth 1 irat Lieutenant Gtorge L faie ! , L Ifth artillery , judge idvocatc t ) iii.liM and Colils Tnoso who are suffering from coughs colds soio throat etc should try Hiown s Broachlal Tiochos Sold only in boxes S-tieot ltnilvvav ' 4nes The overhead wire lor tbo extension of tbo Sherman avenue aud bouth Sixteoath street motor line to South Omnh i has Unally ar rived and arrangements nro "ina made to stretch it General Managei bmlth says that in ten days the cars will Bnal'y bo runninfc to that suburb The open cars on the motor lines are being gradually removed and closed cars put on mstoad In a few days tlioFarnnm and Park ave nue street ears instead of turning south on Parit avenue from Leavenworth street , wilt run west on Leavenworth to the Belt line The line will then be known as the h amain and Leavenworth street Hue Atpre&ont n car is making regular trips betwsen the corner nor of Park nvenuo and Leavenworth Btrcot and the Belt line , nt the lequestof tbopco pie Ilvinc along the routes Cushman s Mcntho Inhaler cures catairh headache , nourul ht , 'usthmi , bay fever liialfreo at jour druggist PrLo 50 cents Tradrd Horsoij \ ) itll a btrangoi Jacob Schiller runs , a O O D grocery store on bnerman uyunuo , and as a matter of course employs a bov to deliver goods The litters name is Donahue , Yesterday aftarnoopji while Donahue was unloading a lot of soap and potatoes iu front ot a residence , a stranger drove up and ban tered blm to trnda horses He declined nt first , saving that tha horss was not bis , but Schiller s , whereupon tbo stranger volun teered to trade and drive to the store , when , if old man Schiller was not satisfied they would drive back This was done and Dona hue started , the stranger following It Is needless to say that tha latter turned the first corner and has not been soon since Starch grows stlckv common powders have a vulgar glare Pozzonl's is tha only Complexion powder fit for use County Commissioners The commissioners held a brief special session yesterday afternoon In the nb- senco of the c orlt ot the board , County Clerk Roche acted in that capacity The matter of sewcrago at tha county bos pita I was taken up and the countv clerk directed to advorttso for bids to bo opened nt 2 o clock baturdav next for laying sewer ptpo according to the plans of the county surveyor On motion of Turner warrants ot Judges and clerks of election were ordoro 1 paid as fast as reported by the county clerk Henry Luddinton ( was allowi d SJOO on no count of grading nonr township line west of I lorenco 1 he coinmtttoo oi bridges was Instructed to build a sixty foot pile brl Ige betwoeii S"C ttons 13 and li township 1 > run ro 11 , as seen as ) osslblc on account of the danger ous condition ot the place Pits spasms bt Vitus dam , ? nervousness and hysteria are soon cured bv Dr Miles Nervine bimplcs free ut Kuhn & . Co s , 15th and Douglas Connors Acquitted The case of C. S Connors , the reporter charged wltn threatening to shoot the notorious rious ' Dr " Slominskl came up in the police ceurt yesterday uftornoon The ' specialist was picsent , us was also the woman ho calls his wife ' Ignntz , " nls brother the kitchen girl and a carpet beater all of whom swore as If by clockwork Connois and ox Ga-b-gomnster Goldsmith constituted the witnessca for the defense and when they had tlaished the c iso wont to the Jurj Xlio verdict wus for acquittal on thu first ballot Slominskl will be tried on the charge of disturbing the peace tn day Mmk d lot Llf > John S mil or colored lias a birthmark on the aide of his nock th it is peculiar to say the least It is tin perfect form ot an till ! gator an lis about four itches long Iho akin und flesh are raised fully a quarter of of au inch The head , lc s ind till aio per feet A few months before Snyder was born his mother u 13 chased two miles by an alii tater nnd frlghtoned almost into bj stories lohn wis urrcsted Sunday night on the charge of being a vacrant but proved bis in- uocouco and was discharged losmday he betnu work at Stoiz \ - Her s distillery Sniri-s liloensav Licenses were issued to tbo following par tics by Judge Shields yesterday Name nnl Ad Iress Ago ( Charles I Rose Omaha i ( CairlcP Phillip Omah 1 23 I George It lloff Oma 1 \ SB j Catherlno Brovvu , O uaha 2d j Mert Lnwcry , Omaha 21 I i\nnio Ishman Omaha J ) tWilliamP Cott Omaha 2b 1di 1 Whltesido Omnha 21 ( Shorm n r Cox Omaha . 21 1 Nellie 1- Smith Omaha 18 ( William N Obll'cr , Omahn 20 ) Am lia L Torst Omaha 18 j Willi iinN Neil , Omaha 20 I Mice Johnson , Omaha ii I or ilj M > < pstn I Use Horsford s Acid Phosphate Dr Lorenzo Waite of Pitt lleld , Mass 8ajs From its use for a period of about eight weeks to tbo exclusion of ull other I renicd os 1 attribute the restoration to healti of a patient who vv as emaciated to the laBt decree in co isequuico of nervous pros tratlon and dyspepsia J his patients ' stem nchwasin such an Irritable condition that ho could not 1 oar oithe- juid or solid food An iccompllshed phvslciun of many yews exnerlenco whom 1 called in consultation pionounccd his case nn incurable one At tins stage I doclded to use Horsford s acid pliosi h itc which resulted as above men tioaed " _ _ _ _ _ _ THT bOUlH OMAUl BUDGK1 Drnnped Head Mrs Martin wife of William G Martin residing iu the Third ward died of heart dis ease jestoiday moinin _ ut 5 o clock When tl e attending phy sici in irrtved the heart uc- ' tlon wus scarcely perceptible Mis Martin was aged fifty yca _ and leaves noereived husband ind six children to mourn her sudden domisc Brewer and Sullivan have charge of the icm tins It Is expected to shin the remains to Iown for iutermeat Bnptist bunday Scho d Election The Biptlst Sunday school has bon or ganized and officers elected as follows Superluten lent Mis CI md L Tnlbott as sistant superintendent Mrs Charles Mills pvugh , secretary , Irs George Mnsson , treasurer , Mrs Louis Householder or _ m 1st Miss Anna Northctt , choiister , Mr Nathan D Woim Notes All nit the City Jumos Horan is among the sick Whllo doing carpenter work at Albright , Hany Lnuo mashed two of his fingers Hoiman lnngomun w is lined 5j nnd costs by Judge ICIng for cutting G bchiveder b ilurday evening John Burkman stock driver for tno Ar mour Cudahv packing company wus kicked hj aBteerand Is laid up for repairs lohn Penson the man who was thrown oft a haj waon some weeks ago nud so terribly injured will raflto off a watch at Gus Sold ler s Viaduct saloon baturdav evening rho laules ot the B iptist Sunday school mission will give a literal j aud musical en tertainment in the bunday school rooms llursday eve ing tbo 33th A fine pie brammois being urranged The now Thompson Houston incandescent olccti 10 liht ( plant of OaO lights has Justboen completed In the Armour Cudahy packing houses Tbo plant is said to bo one of tbo finest in the st ito The office arrangements nro very elegant each desk having a bronze ch indciicr nud pendant light About IeoDlc Miss Mary A Doud of Chicago is visit Ins her brothers James M und Ell II Doud W A Porter or Grand Rupids Mich , Is in the city visiting his sou , Charles L Porter , of the Union Paciflo depot force A. Shilllngslaw , of Chicago electrician for the Armour Cudahy PaeUInj company , who has been hero putting In the now pant , has gone to Portland Ore Messrs Gus Seldler , To3oph P Eggors and W lUlam aug three local sportsmen , are up in the northern hunting grounds enjoying the pleasures of the chnso Messrs Jacob Jaskalek C W. Milfor , Charles SI iger , P L O'bulllvan , Judge Levy , ot Msgio City lodce , No J went to Omaha bunday to holn ore inizo Washington lodQ ) No 5 Order ot the Golden Shore For Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver _ _ _ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS . PREOE 25 CENTS PER BOX treparcil only by TH0S.B El.Cn AM , St.lIolonsLaiicasIreEiit . lana 2 ? . F. ALLEN & CO , Sole Agents rOK n\l'K _ STATES , SOS 4c 3U7CVNA1 ST , NEW YOUK , ( t your druggist does not keep them ) will mail Beecham's Pills on receipt of price tut iikjuu e JirsK ( Please mention this paper ) _ - _ ; _ . .ii _ Ttiihr _ _ jskSM a _ . _ _ J ! _ _ _ _ k _ _ .iMb > a fc gatogfc jtjAoAj _ . , ? H * ? * \lw.r _ _ _ \ ® v _ § ir * _ _ i O ilk I Wc bcefv _ confar\t \ sufferer for M lty years ( from about Nov 1S N\ foltoiu- M ii\g Juneij from severe colds m my Kea9U \ \ throat , , M i fact tlc \ iqholc mucous tissue from ihe t\osc aoua ) to and M it\cludiao the broachialjubes lOcrc more or less affected lY | H luasfesf deyclopmQiatorHRONIC CATARRH-1 Kad tr.ed . . H most Ktxoifin rcmedES cin _ luas finallv persuaded last MrcK to H wWMIS EXTRACT 1 Pfyelf ijffi&m _ 6ll0UCli ) II • ] TRELIEVED ri [ WONDERFULLY AND HAS ErrECIEDLM0Sr \ A M RADICAL CURE 1 HAVE USED IF TOR BURNS BRUISES /WO / SPHAINS AND ORIELJE IF M INUAIUABU IN SUCH CAbES I BELIEVE ALbO FHAF WO FflMllY SHOULD BE WTHOUF M ITH \ THE HOUSE FEELING /IS / I DO rilfll IF COMPRISES A WHOLE PHMMAOHl/l / Wlfff M I" ITSELF FREDERICK E FINCK NEW YORK BE SURE ID Pel llif pcnuine SEE LANDSCAPE TRADE HARK oa bcille . M 6 rapper PONDS EXTRACT CO a raw a.n , NtutYorkN Y/ILLIMAKTIC / p SIX-CORD SPOOL S \ mm I For Sale by all $ jW J Leading Dealers H 34 Union Square , New York City , Aug 31st , 1889. _ _ _ _ After ascites cf tests at out JO/tsaM/tfot tfictory , extending over i H a pertol of seictal months , we hate decided to use the l l WILI1MANTIC SIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON j H believing it to be the best ihtead noiv tn the mat let , and stiongly H recommend it to all agents , f ttchaseis an i useis of the Singer Machines H THr SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY ! - . - m _ _ ! _ _ _ I The wholesale business deman 1 large increase in our _ _ _ _ l ing our whole attention , we offer for sale our H H EliTML MWIM ST0E I i The location is the finest in Omaha , being the most jg ! H r piominent coiner , the building is new , and the store 9 H [ has recently been fitted up in the most modern style , I J H | and is conceded to be the finest jewelry establishment I _ _ _ _ ! r in the west 1 _ _ _ ! \ The stock is well selected and desirable , being 1 H I clean and new 1 H \ The business has been established 23 years 1 H jj This is an opportunity rarely offered , good terms to | H ; responsible parties Address | H \ . MAX MEYER & BRO , Omaha 1 I TO OUR rRIiDSASD ] PATRONS | H d Thnnkms : jou tor tlio liberal patronage bestowed upou us in the % _ _ _ _ _ ! g past wa will until the slorL is bold offer jou Watches Duiinunds , M _ _ _ H n bilvorwue und Ait Goods at prices horetofoio unknown In Omaha bj M fj MAX iMCYLIl & . BUO , Sixteenth and 1 inuim btrmtu jjS H "YOSTrWITING " MACHINE ; Mj > y yfi ) v- . A Iypa rltor mi In to moot Mio modfira M _ a _ CTa- _ S&sS _ > wuntfor a raa liinuxrUl.li pilnta directly froai M : i tggg p3pY ! t > _ f tyi e usoa no llbbon , alUns pernnnently at M Wi _ _ _ ! 5 ! Jtcai P ° lut otprlutlnu is tt _ l t Compict Durable , _ _ _ itf tjS _ 5ji3 _ u din i word Is built n scluatiau prlnolpl 3 _ H SiSi eKiSwAgSlSr thnliiM-ntlon ot UY NYist llio bulldor ot _ H AU& & ' % ffly3i Dotli tlm ltomlnutoa and Catl _ ranti _ _ _ S OJfS lfSSlS Sw Marlilnos with UemlngtoD or Lali _ r pn key _ H 0(8Xl WAi ! _ _ Ba boar 1 as desired H r jf'5 ! ' ? ' , # 9'Su3SB ! > sl \lare8toclcotBPronlhanl Typawrltors ot H rF , B 3&n&&R&J&Z&9i a" make for s tlo rent or exchange We nro H J # * _ _ _ SS3WftlH Lls"Bulcs aK.nta for clie ' Ml HKI1T lype- M r tf nff i& vMS \ SnS ' \ "wiltn tno ilucat low priced midline on the M Jf teii B * _ & _ _ l _ ? _ _ * _ _ Sl market l'rlcol > . t _ _ l ? " t4S ? _ -J9 ? ' \K Kl lW1 _ i'i'S ' ' _ _ _ Wnwoull do pleased to receive a call from _ _ toPSiHiBSaKSS2fHs ! | > If' sBS _ JsS yon whether 5 iu wint topucliaaeor not and _ rWtSI tR iTra Tf J _ 33 ! _ l vro will rlally showon the ' VOil and the H wff2vSAYi * ' * JV S.aSSS i , Aawiy fiuestanilloi _ pstBtoclc ot lypowrlter burnl J _ l s IKt , e lJflw jSS • • • " * - ture _ „ ppiea otc ever brought to thLi citr M EESJBSI8TH&00H > § @ 0S Famsn Sf „ @Enaha Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In * H To dealers only Mills Siuthcrn 51 Is oiirl Kooms 1 iandJ U 8. National bunk llulldlok M T.clepl one 1.167 Umuha Aeb i _ _ _ _ | ATE MEYER & CO , 1 SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN | H OOiLt _ & GOEI I 103 South 18th Street , Opp PostoiTicQ Telephone 1490 H ETCHINGS , Ull _ _ _ f % _ P GPi 8rrMCRSON : , ; ENGRAVINGS , J M WLM I _ _ _ M b - ( UTIIALLCT & DAVIS H ARTIST 8UPPLIESj _ _ _ F MM tOTlCIMBALL , H MOULDINGS , JES _ _ ll Z -PIANOS&ORGANS H FRAMES , C3.H rFB arbHLl „ MUSIO H 1513 Douglas Street , Omaha Nebraska H ' ' - . t _ _ i TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES I iiimar ytt tiiiii < 5u lJpOTy _ TryOtW * Avf tlv Improved with iwinalnr ft att\m ) uoobB KmtSU"Awtwi > cc Ute tU waicUt pot aa tbut 4rtip > irt equillr wall to rou h ca intry or fins TAPEWORM ES with hand or no tea no f illi r re julrod ( ioud 2a suinpf rclrcuUr llr M Ney bmlth , Special lit 1 i Ollvo tl , St 1 ouli Mo , _ l ? _ CHICHESTER S ENOLIBH C PENNYROYAL PILLS CT" _ ! &Sq KID CROSS PIAUOND OFMHO I 'TH _ Safe , lutt 1 ftlvij * re UbU Ladtca calf I / * " | trlruKKltrorll uioitAllran < l lorcil mttaliu I w jC tout m ad wlilt b a * r liUu Tllke m uthen V V * _ 7 H ua ij ( * lrl fur parlloulart aad * * l < ltar fal a\f if Jjrllflil < r 1/rttura i.iuIL Vato N- -i Clilcl etUeia.t > llaill Mbit liaU > raW > W" _ _ 5C" 10 ls > • " • Wll CtiKiHIKt * _ * - * J5C _ 'irVi ' OUUKb ll > aKlwlMlEO * l iCjMEN ONtyJlar UHM.JU 0 _ r llaia ( ar _ ! _ _ ? _ . CSTlmar lb • iraelta t > urp M CUKK Of SeSt& fS lIHtKATIVIVIaKMrss iKInt anl ? > l _ J _ r' l' u _ 0 < nMiNa.VaallBaatt t44fr aU . XlaeulaC CUrai aal j uraaibi I weak liarla , rr Ur * ! alUai _ Uj _ lallalUiaa411tv nuit raaalt k ( cUla urr al 'ZjT * Bi.TlaatAintTar r l&rl t f > U01acub. kU.TaaaBaipaaryt i | talatt aailaa VafalCMMpar aaaotat rti dlulb aaiaaeltia Baaadiatnptlatia > tauoa ' BDHCTUI0eOlWU aU , UClCAaO Health js Wealth , , I v _ ? _ c wTT oAur i J k VmV O West h Nr.iwr and Diiain Tiibax- Ji must , a Riiarantee 1 onoclnc for llytit rla Dlzzl " ' _ _ _ i ncss , OoiiviiNluiifl , Pits Netvous Neuralgia , H Headache Ni'uoua l'rostrutlon caused by the H use ot alcohol tobmtoVuetulne = H Mental H Depression Softtnlng ot the Drain re.ullln _ la H lnbdiiliy un lluadlim tomlHery dtcay anl leuih H 1 rematuroOl 1 Aire IJarrennesf , f oasof lower H Inelthersex Invi 1 mtary Ijohhu * unl f-ponnat _ _ _ i torhiLiicauaul byovarexertlonof the brain slt , H Bbnso nr averlndu gence l'urh box contains H one mouth s treatm nt fl l a box , or tx boxes forts.0 < ) seutbyinnllprepaldonrecelptotprlie H WB GUANANTEH SIX BOXES MMe _ o euro any case With each order received by l H us f > r lx boxes accompanied with $ to we will H send the purchaser our u rltten guarantee to r M tun 1 the money It the treatment does not effect _ M a cure Uuurantees Issued only by ( ioodmau ' * ! _ n DrugCo ] ) ruft.i8ta Sila Atauts , 1110 laruam ,11 btreer , Omaha Nebraska . ' I ill } $ $ 1 y - % J | olAR [ | 1