THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:1 : THURSDAY , JANUARY 28 , 1892.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
International Tug of War Contest Com
menced Under Favorable Prospects.
ST. AGNES CADET CQRPS REGULATIONS
Kules to ( loiern the Nrnr Orgnnlrntlon
Some Mntninotlt limn Cattle Ite.-
clulnieil Ills Daughter Ktprrlrnco
with ii Lincoln l'iumbrol < er.
The International tug of war contest opened
In Blum's hall last night and was witnessed
byan immense and enthusiastic crowd. The
competing teams were Bohemia , Germany ,
Ireland and Sweden. Kudolph Hnvelko of
the Bohemian Turner society of Omaha noted
ns roforco. The Jlrst contest was between
Bohemia and Gormany. The German team
was as follows : J. II. Eggors , captain ; B.
Blum , nnchor ; John Bucggo , Henry Bohr-
man , Conrad I'nzo , U. Ahatzn , Antono
Ahatzn , Ben Myor , Charles Molchcr , L.
Ambus. The inrmDors of ttio Bohemian toatn
worn ; Captain , Joseph Porclval ; anchor , An
tone Steka ; Joe Blahn , James Skupa , Joseph
Vsmpolna , John Novak. Joseph Novaclt ,
James Hibln , John Novack , John Movrlc ,
The Gorman team was about 6UO pounds
heavier than the Bohemian , but the latter
made a manful light. For the first twenty
minutes the Iron loop hung over the starting
point and neither had any advantage. But
after that titno the sturdy Germans bctran to
got in tnclr work Inch by Inch , and after a
hard fought battle , lasting an hour and n
quarter , Germany had pulled the loop four
feet from the starting plauo and won the
contest.
Ireland and Sweden next battled for su
premacy and , after a stubborn contest , Scan
dinavia won.
An irrliiK : < llrl.
A touching scone was witnessed at the no-
lice station yesterday afternoon. It was one
In which a father was endeavoring to Induce
an erring daughter to return to her home.
The gentleman's r.mio was Trool , and ho
called his daughter Hattlo. She was 17
years old ,
The father , who had the appearance of n
well-to do merchant , told the oftlcors that ho
wished to send l.ls daughter to college , but
the girl's head had boon turned and she bad
loft her home to commence a llfo of shame.
Although soon to uocomo a mother the father
was willing to forgot the past and have the
girl return to her homo.
The erring daughter was arrested on the
street and was taken to the city Jail. When
she mot her parent there a look of shame
came over her face , and when tbo officers
asked her whctcer she wished to go homo
with her father or bo imprisoned , she gladly
took the former alternative and wont out
with her father.
Ht : Agues Cadet H.
The newly adopted rules and regulations of
tbo cadet corps of St. Agnes' church provide
tbat the officers of the corps shall bo as fol
lows : Spiritual director , president , vice
president , treasurer , secretary , drum and
life majors. All elections are to bo made by
ballot , to take place quarterly , and bo subject
to the approval of tbo spiritual director. All
Candidates must bo between 11 and 18 years
of ngo , and must sign tbo temperance p'.odgo
open admission. Each and every member of
the cadet corps shall prepare by a good con
fession to receive holy communion on the
third Sunday of each month , or when or
dered by the spiritual director , Father
Hlckoy. Anv member may bo expelled for
fighting , stealing , getting drunk , not being
prompt , for sivcarlng or using grossly im
proper language , belnir absent from throe
consecutive practices , or for being in arrears
for thrco months' duos.
Great interest is being manifested by the
cadets particularly in the training in mili
tary music.
music.A
A I'annbrolccr'H Methocln.
Mike Oonahuo complains to the police that
bo has been everlastingly douo up by Hyman
Golciwater , u Lincoln pawnbroker , having a
hop near the Stnto Journal office. Mike
Bays that while in Lincoln several months
nao ho pawned his watch for $5 , but received
inly $4.50. Ho was charged lU , ) ) per cent
/or"this accommodation , and has regularly
remitted 50 cents per month to Goldwator.
In nine months ho had paid $ t.I > 0tho , original
amount received , and then to stop such enor
mous interest ho sent $5 to Goldwator , the
amount spocillcd in the note.
Ho directed Goldwator 'to forward
the watch several WCCKS ago , but no atten
tion whatever has been paid to tbo request ,
and ho Is minus both watch and money. As
ho s'jnt ' the ticket with the $5 draft , ho hF !
no bold on Goldwator.
Miiiumotli Cuttle.
James Bane , a farmer and stock raiser at
Henderson , la. , brought In a car load of cat
tle. Mr. Bane has on his farm a mammoth
young heifer which ho expects will weigh
8,000 pounds by next fall. Joe Kohlnson , a
neighbor , has a steer weighing 4.000 pounds ,
and If both animals hvo they will bo placed
on exhibition at tbo World's ' fair next year ,
as specimens of what western stock raisers
can do In the way of producing Immense
cattle.
Magic City Miniatures
J. P. Webb is recovering from his severe
illness.
Mrs. George II. Brewer has returned from
Iowa wboro she was visiting friends.
C. Gco Wo , an Omaha Chinaman , has pur
chased tbo northeast corner lot oil Twenty-
fourth and I streets.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold an Important
meeting at 21'J : ! ' p. m. , Wednesday in the
church lecture room.
John Owens , private secretary to Manager
Babcoclt of the stockyards company , i re
ported as being ia an improved condition to
day , although ho Is not yet out of danger.
A series of revival meetings will commence
nt the Methodist Episcopal church next Sun
day evening under the direction of the pas
tor , Hov. Dawson. Arrangements have been
made for most excellent niusio.
At the mooting of the Stock exchange
yesterday afternoon Messrs. Savage , Roths
child and Chlttondon were appointed a com
mittee to draft resolutions of respect in
honor of the lalo John JJoyd , former manager
of the stock yards. '
A tall will bo given Monday evening ,
February 15 , by Court Magic- City , No. 10 $ ,
Independent Order of Forostars , at Blum's
hall. The committee on arrangements con-
ilsts of Henry Locclinor. John Sexton , Al.
Harder and Bruno Strathuian.
The World-Herald soys that the King's
Daughters will glvo a public masquerade at
Gonnanla hall. The King's Daughters are a
religious organization and are very indignant
that such a groundless report should bo
circulated by thu World-Herald , It U
'hinted that there U a personal animus to
this.
Sufferers from catarrh can find relief and
turo cure by using PUo's Remedy for
Catarrh. Alia IrugglsU. 60c.
Every grocei- handles Union soajx
i Tux Dlscutiecl.
The Club held a mooting last night in Lln-
liiRor's art gallery to hoar a paper by 0. A
Eastman on ibo single tax question , Ho read
in exhaustive treatise on the suoject. *
lie sold the history of taxation had oeon
ono of extortion and cruelty to the poor ant
Uboring classes who had to carry tbo burdei
Of heavy taxation. It was necessary to look
for A remedy. Iio also claimed that tbo per
lonal tax was unjust and should bo abolished.
On improvcinenUJho iox was nothing raoro
or less than n heavy fine. Ho illustrated this
by saying that as noon as ono man erected a
building it was assessed , while tbo untta
proved lot adjoining it was enhanced in
voluo , but tbo tax was not increased.
Tbo Question was discussed pro and con
and some very able suggestions were o ( To rot
on both sides.
At tbo next meeting tbo question , 'Bbal
tha World's Fair Bo Open on Sunday 1" wll
be discussed.
Uuionsoap ialiomo made.
Mm. Hcvkuutii'a I'unerul ,
Tbo fuporal of Mr * . Cathorlno Bookman
took place at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
froui bee late residence at the southeast
ornor of Nineteenth and Capitol avenuo.
Pho deceased had formed n largo circle of
acquaintances during her residence of many
cars In Omaha , nod the services were ot-
cndud by many sorrowing friends. The
cmalns reposed in A satin-lined toxtllo
rimmed broadcloth casitotwhlch was almost
Idden bcncnth the wciilth of llornl tributes
hut were the offerings of many who had
nown nnd loved the deceased In llfo.
Her. Mr. Froso , pistor of the Gorman
Lutheran church nt Twentieth and Mason
treots , ofllclatod and spoke feelingly of the
nostentntious nets of kindness nnd bonovo-
cnco whl.-li the deceased bid so quietly and
icquontly performed.
A lengthy cortege followed the remains to
'orost ' Lawn , where they were tenderly
onslgncd to earth's long keeping.
1H Pounds of Illooils
about the quantity nature allows to nn
dull person. It is of tbo utmost Importance
lint the blood should bo Kept as pure ns pas-
Iblo. Dy Its romarknhle cures of scrofula ,
nit , rheum , etc. , Hood's Snrsatmrllla has
irovon its claim to bo the host blood purifier.
For a eonoral family cathartic wo confl-
lontly recommend Uoott'sl'IIU. They should
10 In every homo modlolnoosU
Dr. Birnoy euros catarrh. Bnnbldjr
Housekeepers will llnd Quill rallol
iatd the boat made.
Iti-pulilUiiiii , Attciitliml
Every ropubllcnn In Nebraska , now
voting with tlio piirty , who is opposed to
, bo ' 'specie basis policy , " now advocated
> y the ropubllcnn papers of Nebraska
mil the union , and Is favorable to an
ncroascd volume of United Stated
nonoy , is hereby requested to send
; ls name , plainly written , with post-
) IIico iiddroes to Gco. W. Drowsier , 2713
Garllcld avenue , Omaha. State papers
of all parties please copy.
Dr.McGrowprlvatodlsoasos,14th&Fo.r
Nobrahka is famous for its line oats.
Quail rolled oats are made in Nebraska.
PHILANTHHOPIO MB. PADDOOK.
ThU Coiiiiiilttloner's Clmrlty Cost Hint the
Trice of an Axe.
Just at this tlmo County Commissioner
Paddock is bowed down with grief to think
hat bo assisted ono man who claimed that
ho was in needy circumstances
Two or three days ago a stout young fol-
o\v appealed to Commissioner Stonborg for
assistance. Mr. Stonberg know that Major
'addock ' wanted a man to chop wood upon
his farm near the city. The applicant was
referred to the major and tbo two mou soon
creed upon the terms.
The chopper was short an nxo , but the
major , equal to the emergency , borrowed anew
now one from a neighbor. It was turned
vor to the woodsman , who wont his way ,
but has since failed to return , ana for this
reason Major Paddock has been compelled to
replace the axe , and at the same time has
lost considerable of tbo confldonco that ho
had in parties who applied for assistance.
l.a Grippe.
No healthy person need fear any danger
ous consequences from an attack of la grlppo
'f properly treated. It is much the same as
a severe cold and requires precisely the same
treatment , Uomain quietly at , homo and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ns directed
for a severe cold and a prompt and complete
recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also
counteracts auv tendency of la grlppo to ro
suit in pneumonia. Among the many thous
ands who have used it dining- the epidemics
of tbo past two years wo nave yet to learn of
a single case that has not recovered or that
has resulted in pneumonia , ! > and 50 cent
bottles for sale by druggists.
Union soap , manufactured In Nob.
The Crccdu Cinnp Incitement.
Crecde Camp promises to become a
second Loitdvillo. The number of people -
plo going Into this wonderful camp is
unprecedented In the history of Colo-
radooxcopt only during-'tho'Loadvlllo ex
citement. It is estimated that now the
townsilo is located , that there will DO
ton thousand people in the camp by
Juno 1. The now discovery is only
reached by the Dehvor & Rio Grundo
railroad , and there is no staging1.
Quail rolled oats are the flnost mi : do
ALLEGE FRAUD.
Stieot Appraisers Siilil to Have Discrimin
ated In Awarding Diiiungca.
At the noxtsossion of the council President
Davis will appoint a special committee to in
vestigate the charge of fraud alleged In the
opening of Twenty-eighth avenue , south.
The claim is that the appraisers did not
Ivo the property owners a square deal ; that
some were assessed for damages when tbo
appraisers should have boon assessed for
benefits.
LBAVEXWOKTII , Kas. , Juno 15 , ' 90.
Dr. J. tJ. Moore : Mv Dear Sir I have
been sutject to sick hoadncbo all mv lifo.
Over two years ago I began using "Moore's
Tree of Lifo" for It and ncvor had a case of
sick headache since , except when tha
medicine was at ono end of the road and I at
the otbcr. It la worth more than money to
mo. I heartily recommend It to all sufferers
of sick headache. Very truly yours.
W. B. LII.E. '
Pastor First Baptist Church ,
For sale by all druggists.
WJNTEIl TOUKS.
To Summer Lands via the Wabuili
Itouto '
The Wabnsh are now selling round
trip tickets good returning Juno 1 ,
1802 , to nil the winter" resorts in Ten
nessee , Mississippi , Alabama , Georgia ,
Florida , North und South Carolina ,
Louisiana , Arkansas and Texas.
The quickest and best route to the
Ilot Springs of Arkansas. FOP tickets
and full information in rog.ird to roites
east or south civil tit Wab ish ollico , 1502
Furnain street , 01- write G. N. Clayton ,
N. W. Pass.
AinuiiK Mllltiiry
MrJill ( , who holds a clerical position In
the adjutant ponorul's ollluo , has a very slcK
child ntbl homo , 071 North Twonty-flfth
avonuc , Dlphtupriu is the malady. Mr.
GUI is therefore obliged to stay away from
tbo ofllco until the disease has disappaaruJ
from hi ? homo. Tbo office is quarantined
against him for tbo time balng.
Major Deiiham will probably go to Hot
Springs , Ark. , next week lo'ucok relief from
the grip.
Major Uncoil can now us o bis arm which
was broken several weeks ago ,
A gonorai court martial has boon called to
meat at Fort MclClnnoy , Wyo. , at 10 o'clock
on Monday" , the Hrst day of February. Fol
lowing Is the detail for the court ; Major
Edmond - G. Fechot , Sixth cavalry
Captain William M. Wallace , Sixth cavalry ;
Captain Folllott- . Whitney , Eighth in-
fontrj f Gaptaln William Stantou , Sixth cav
alry ; Captulu Ocorgo L. Scott. Sixth cav
alry : First Lieutenant Charles B. Uatewood ,
Sixth cavalry ; First Lieutenant James A.
Colo. Sixth cavalry ; First Lieutenant Uloh-
ard I ) . Paddock , Eighth cavalry ; First Lieu
tenant Henry A , Shaw , assistant surgeon , U ,
S. A. ; Second Lieutenant Edward N. Jones ,
Jr. , Eighth Infantry ; Second Lloutonani
Frank Owen , Eighth Infantry ; Second Lieu
tenant Alonzo Gray. Sixth cavalry ; Seconc
Lieutenant Elmer Llndsley. Sixth cavalry
Lieutenant Ernest U. Goso , Eighth infantry
Judge advocate.
Small In size , great in results ; Do Witt's
LlttloEarly UlsuH. Doit pill for constipa
tion , beat forsook headache , best for sour
stomach.
An Actltu ( lelscr.
Dan Goisor bowled up and started on tbo
warpath yesterday afternoon , Ho entered
tbe Turf Exchange oq pourlas street and In
order to lot folks know that bo was nllyo
pulled out bis revolver and began blazing
away. The police took him in and tbo gun
was put on ice. ,
A sore throat or cough , It sutlered to progress -
gross , often results in ao incurable throat or
lung trouble. "Hrown's Bronchial Troches"
give instant relief ,
TO STOP JUGGLING WITH BIDS
Commissioner Stenberg's ' Plan for Protact-
ing the County Prom Fraud.
THE SCHEME HAS BEEN WORKED
An Indian's Claim for n rpiislon Kconomy
In SchoolB J tingling About a Jury
Itoom Kfoplng the County
Itcconls.
County Commissioner Stonborg has an
Idea , which , if Carried Into effect , ho says ,
will save the county many hundreds of dollars
lars each year.
The Idea applies to the purchase of blauk
books. Heretofore It has been the cus
tom to Invite bids nnd award thu
contract to the lowest bidder. Tnls
plan , on its face looks fair enough , but the
commissioner states tnat It has resulted In
the county being robbed right nnd left.
For instance ono house would look over the
affairs and approximate what would bo ac
tually needed during the year In the wn.V of
books and blanks. Tbo supplies that were
needed would bo put In nt ten to twontv
times what they were really worth , nnd books
that were not needed would bo bid down to
almost nothing.
In the auditor's office , as an example , there
is a book which Is Intended to contain the an
nual statements of the treasurer. This book
was made two voara ago and cost something
llko $3W. It Is largo enough to last the county
during the next twenty years. This year ono
house bid $1 for making ono of these books ,
knowing that it would not bo uoedod.
This brought the bid of tbat house down teas
as low figures in the aggregate , notwlth'
standing tbo fact that for oiuht quire recordu
tbo same house bid did double their average
price.
Mr. Stcnberg now thinks that' by having
tha heads of tbo various departments make
lists of ttio supplies that they will need dur
ing the year and then ask for bids on those
there will bo n great saving of cxpcnso.
KCONOMY IN THU SCIIOOtS.
The Coimcll'fl Itrsolutiou IlnUos the Ques
tion ot ItiMlnring .S.ilnrles. .
The resolution Introduced in the council
Tuesday night asking the Board of Educa
tion for a detailed statement ot the estimated
expense of running the schools has caused
considerable discussion among those per
sonally connected with tbo management
of the schools.
For months It has been the opinion of sev
eral members or the Board ot Education that
the Janitors were being paid too much , and
others think that teachers' salaries might bo
cut some , and still boas high as in ether
western cities. ,
Speaking of the matter yesterday ,
Mr. Popploton said : "I think It
will bo a wholesome thing for
the rcounotl to scrutinize carefully
the expenditures of the board. As a tnattor
of law I have no doubt tbat the board can
compel the council to make anv reasonable
IPVV for tbib support of the schools , but I like
thu idea of the two bodies working in con
junction for the boncilt of the city nt largo.
I have been convinced for some tlmo we were
paying the Janitors of our schools too much
and our toacbers' salaries are higher than
In any other cltv in tbe west I
think. For thpso reasons I favored asking
the council for a levy of but 1 > Mills in
stead of 8 mills. I believe there will bo a
movement soon lu the board to cut'Janltors'
salaries , but Just how soon that will come I
could not now predict. "
The law governing schools of the metro
politan class relating to tax levies reads as
follows :
"Tho Board of Education shall annually
during the month of Juniury report to the '
city council an estimate of the amount of-
funds required for the supnort of the scbuots.t
for the uurcliaso of school site" .
the erection and furntHhlng ) of"-
school bulldlnes , the payment. of- '
Interest upon all bonds Issued for school ?
uurposos and the creation of a sinking fund
for the payment of finch Indobtndncss.and the
city council Is hereby authorized and required
to lew and collect s.il I amount the sumo us
other taxes ; provided , however , that Incuse
the purchase of school sites und the erection
of buildings sh ill require an expenditure ex
ceeding twenty-five thousand dollars ( $ ) , OOD )
for uny ono c ilcndar year , the question shall
bo submitted to u vote of the electors of the *
district"
It will bo of interest to taxpayers to make
a few comparisons of the salaries paid to jan
itors in Omaha and other cities.
With an enrollment of a little over 14,000
and a dally attendance of 0,715 pupils , Omaha
paid $32,070.21 for Janitors' services last year.
Minneapolis had at the same time an enroll
ment of 21,000 pupils , and a dally attendance
of 10K4 ! pupils , and paid $32,813 for Janitors'
services. <
Tbo city of Milwaukee , with an enrollment
of 28,000 children in its schools , and a daily
attendance of 20,000 , paid only $24,438.22 for
janitors' services. The Janitors' salaries
rang-o all the way from ? 25 to ? 75 per month
In Milwaukee , depending upon the class to
which they belong. The work is divided
Into grades or classes according to the num
ber of rooms taken care of and the character
of the work necessary.
Janitors' salaries In Omaba run from $50
to $150 per month , depending on tbo number
of rooms they take care of and the peculiar
and profitable positions tba't the hoard has
made possible by detached buildings and
ether irregularities.
JANGLING A1IOUT JUKV KOOM
There Will Ho Trouble Jtetween 'the , Court
nnd Commissioners.
When the February term of the district
court convenes next Tuesday morning thcro
is a prospect of a clash between the judges
thereof and the county commissioners and
tbo chances are that It will bo n survival of
tbo fittest. It Is going to be a fight to see
who is In authority.
For years the small room opposite the
county commissioners' room has been used
for a jury room. A few day/ * ago the com
missioners pro empted this room and took
possession of It for u private parlor , a nlaco
whore they might smoke , consult ono with
another and entertain their friends. Thov
now hold to the opinion that thov bad
bettor continue In possession ; If they
succeed In their undertaking the courts will
have to huntolsuwhoro for a jury room as
this is tbo only room in the court house that
could bo occupied for the purpose.
Tbo old jury room up stairs will bo occu
pied by tbo grand jury , which will prevent
any trial jury from getting in tboro.
How the courts will dispose ot their Juries
is something that is not. worrying the com
missioners , although tboy know that three
courts , all with juries , will be In session for
two months or more , and no place to put
thom.
WANTS A 1'KNSIOX.
An Indian Soldier Wiinta a .Share of Uncle
KIIIII'K Hurpliiu ,
An Omaha Indian named , William Tyndall
Is about-tonsn Undo Sam fora pension. His
homo Is on a farm near Bancroft , but ho Is
now In the city talilnir tbo necessary stops to
present his claim.
He has a discharge showing that ho was
mustered out of the service at Omaha In
18CU , at tbo ago of 20 , Ho was born in
Douglas county forty-six yoars-ago and on-
llsted In this city during the rebellion. He
was soul to Fort JCoarnoy nnd then
fartbor west on frontier duty. Ho
served under Captain Grlflln. Tyndalo
was not wounded , but will claim a pension
under tbo general disability act. He asserts
that tbo rhourntUUrnieontrnctcd in the serv
ice , has unfitted hlmnfor work. Ho speaks
English well , urcssost llko the whites nnd Is
very tnliko the arw.tgo Indian. Ho has A
IH-yoar-old girl In Uib Genoa school , nnd his
father , who Is about 85 years old , is still
COUNTttllKCOHUS.
Clerk Sarkott l'rorm > s to Keep Them nn thn
I.nw l > ro\llrn.
County Clerk Saehott Is now In o position
where ho proposes to put the county com
missioners on record !
The statutes provida that the county clerk
shall keep nn nftcsunt with the county
treasurer and that the account shall show nn
abstract of all receipts , tbo condition of tbo
various funds and all warrants paid , No ac
count of this kind has been ketn , and to com
ply with tbo law Mr. Sackott has asked thn
commissioners to furnish the books. Upon
the receipt of thcso ho states that tin wilt open
the account In accordance with the law.
Tbo matter is now In the handJ of the
finance committee with a prospect of some
kind of n report next Saturday.
DUtrlct Court Docket.
Fiank E. Mooros has just completed tbo
work of making up his docket for the Febru
ary term of court and has turned bis copy
over to the printers.
The docket shows 2,480 cases for trial , of
which SKJ ) have boon commenced since the
last term of court. The docket of tbo Octo
ber term of court , which has just cldsod , was
the largest in the history of the county ,
having contained 2,550 cases.
"It Is nil over town. " "What1 } "Tbo
cold wind this moinlng. " "So It Is , but Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup Is nil over town , too ;
you can buy it everywhere for 25 cents a bet
tle. "
The careful mother always keeps Salva
tion OH bandy. Twenty-five cents a bottlo.
Dr. Culllmoro , oculist. Boo building
Ask your grocer for Quail rolled oats.
Women's diseases. Dr.Lonsdalo , 0103.13.
Notice to Worklngmcn.
Some of our customers expected jeans
pants amongst those on sale. But the
IInn that wo bought out did not make
jeans. Jeans is made in Kentucky. Ono
of the lending factories is located at
Henderson. They first manufacture the
jeans and then make it into pants at
their promises.
Their product is called the , "bull
brooches. " They come in black and
gray and are sold the world over for
$1.60.
Hero is where wo give the workingmen -
men a picnic. Tomorrow wo put thom
on sale for 83c n pair. This lasts for a
few days only. Remember every pair is
warranted ; If they rip you got a now
pair free.
Don't forgot that the sale on the ether
pants ( ' 'cheap and fine" ) is now in full
blast , as wo have plenty of reserved
stock. You can got just as good a deal
tomorrow as ovoributremember as wo
are soiling piles ofpants daily it can't
last much longer , ) so corao at onco. No
trouble to show goods , whether you buyer
or not.
PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE ,
1803 Douglas st.
WARRING UNIONS.
Courts Hearing the ! History of the Muchlno
JIolder ' Troubles.
The somewhat shopworn case of Edward
T ) , Mullory , a member of tbe International
Brotherhood of Machinery Molders of North
America against Iron Moldors' Unlou No 100
of Omaha , was argued before Judge
Irvine yesterday.
This case has n history. . In 1690 Mullery
was a member of' ' both orders , but for , some
reason tbe members of union -concluded. .
i that the principles * advanced : by tbo interna
tional association was antagonistic to tha
'Omaha ' union. The members of. the Omaha'
union held a meeting at which they re
quested Mullery to wlthdraw'from the former
mor association. This ho refused to do.
On November 0 , 1690 , union 190 hold a
meeting and after boarine testimony expelled -
polled Mullory. On February 10 , 1891 , Mul
lery secured from Judge Walteley a rostraln-
Ine order enjoining the Omaha union- from
expelling him. The order by the court pro
hibited him from attending any of the meet
ings , or participating iu any of the discuss
ions.
A Good Letter.
Persons troubled with colds or the grip
will find some pointers in the following letter -
tor from a prominent Pennsylvania druggist :
BiiuiDOLK , Pa. , Oct. 20 , 1891. Messrs.
Chamberlain & Co. , Dos Molnes , Iowa.
Gentlemen : You will please ship mo ns soon
as possible ono gross Chamberlain's Cough
Ruraody. Out of the sixty dozen you have
shipped me in the last two vears I have only
ono dozen and u half left. I think from the
sales to date this fall that our sales this win
ter will bo greater than over. It gives mo
pleasure to say that out of the whole amount
tbat I have sold and guaranteed 1 have not
had ono customer say that it did not give all
the relief claimed for It. Yours truly ,
AL. MAGQI.NI.
Castle Cnro Company.
Institute treatment for liquor habit ,
$50.00 ; homo treatment liquor habit ,
$5.00 ; home treatment tobacco habit ,
. $4.00. Paxton Hotel Annex , 1410 Har-
noy street.
TUB BEE said in yesterday's paper
that the People's Clothing House price
on jean pants was 85c pair when the
price should have boon 83c.
Notice.
All members of Omaha Lodge No. 39 ,
B. P. O. E. , nro earnestly requested to
attend the funoraUof our into brother ,
John F. Boyd , which occurs Friday , Jan
uary 29. The members will absomblo at
the ledge rooms at 11:80 : a , in. >
EDWIN S. Rownjy ,
D. H. SKAVEH , Exalted Rulor.
, Secretary.
Don't Want His .S.ilury Kedneed.
The members of tbo Board of Public
Works have a load on their minds in the
shape of a grievance , and era long they pro
pose to pour the story of their sorrovia into
the ears of the mayor.
It is a fact tbat the ordinance now In the
bands of tbo council tommlttoo contemplates
tbo roduotlon of the'aecrotary's salary from
$100 to $75 per month1. This , members of the
boura argue , is an lOlustlco , Tboy will show
that their man worin from ton to fifteen
bourd per day andi even then is not able to
keep up with his work. They prpposo to
show further tbat ttselr secretary has to Keep
all of the records of Hho office , and that he Is
doing much moro woru than the employes In
the city clerk's ofllca , wbo are paid from $125
to 1150 per month. In addition to this tboy
also propose to shorn that tbe secretary is
doing the sarao amount of work that was
formerly performed ! by two inon ,
DruitkenneBK ,
A "disease , troatoQ as such'and perma
nently curod. Norpublicity. Nolnllrm-
ary. Homo treatment. Harmless and
effectual. Refer Iby permission to Bur
lington Hawkoyo.i Send 2o stamp for
pamphlet. ShoKoquon Chemical Co. ,
Burlington , la.
Dr. Blrnoy.noso and throat BEK bldg.
D PRICES
' \ ,
Powder
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
OMAHA WILL GET THE LINE
Interests of the Atohison Demands Through
Connection with 'Frisco. '
THEY ARE ANXIOUS FOR THE BUSINESS
Ciillrornln Shippers VMII Do Ati > thing to
Destroy the Monopoly of thn South
ern 1'ncllla In the I'urlllo
Const Territory.
CHICAGO , III. , Jan. 2" . Evidently the
Atcblson , To DO U a & Santa Fo road cannot
extend Its line to San FiancUco any too &oon
to please the people of that city. California
shippers and business man are crying out
ngalnst the monopoly of the Southern Pa-
clllo and urging other companies to cotno
In and glvo them the facilities tboy
dcslro In order to retain their prestige ns the
business center of the Pnclllo coast. Re
cently thcro liavo boon n number of rumors
concerning the designs of ether roads to so-
euro n suitable route to San Francisco but
none of them has been triicod to any ofllclnl
foundation. Sotno credence , however , Is
clvon to the report that the Atcliison is mak
ing preparations to extend Its line to the oily
of the Golden Gate.
The commissioners of the Western Trnftlo
association uofrnn a session this morning that
vrll ! probably extend through several days.
Today they hove been considering the applica
tion of the road for the establishment of n mln
Imum basis on divisions accruing to the In
diana , Illinois Ac Iowa road. Other subjects
to bo considered are rates on machinery
from Chicago to Duadwood on the applica
tion of the Sioux Cltv & Pacific and u i ro
tes t of the Southern Pacific In connection
with thn shear rate from Grand Island and
Mcdiclno Lodge to Utah common points.
Another mutter to bo considered is the ap
peal of the Keck Island from the decision of
the Transcontinental association concerning
sugar rates from San Francisco to Lincoln ,
Nob.
Nob.Tho
The -Ulg Four , the Nickel Pinto and the
Lohigh Valley roads have resumed friendly
relations with the Alton. This loaves only
the Lake Shore , ttio Michigan Central , the
Now Yorlt Central and the Pennsylvania
lines to fight the Alton , and it is bollovcd
that tboy will nil glvo notice that they have
had enough of U.
j
Chiuuhurliiln'g Colic , Cholera anil Dinrrliica
Itoinedy.
Persons subject to cramps will bo Inter-
oitert In the experience of J. F. Miles , Wos-
loy. > ronango Co. , Pa. He was taken very
severely and celled in two doctors , who pro
scribed for him but failed to give him relief.
A druggist of Butler , Pa. , than gave him a
double dosa of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Komody , and In twenty min
utes ho was all right and Is enthusiastic in
his praise of the Komody. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by druggists.
JOHN P. BOYD'S FUNERAL.
Arrangements Muclo by Chic Societies for
the Obsequies.
The funeral of ex-Sheriff BoyJ will bo held
at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon at the family
residence , l202J'ark avenue. Interment will
bo at Forest Lawn cemetery. The Elks , of
which order Mr. Bovd was a mom nor , have
the arrangements In charge and will conduct
tbo services at the grave. Mr. Boyd was un
honorary member of tbo Omaha guards and
this organization will niso turn out and fol
low the remains to their last resting place.
It is understood tbat the Elks and guards
will meet at the Elks' hall at noon Friday
and march to the ox-sheriff's late residence.
The Samosct club and the city and county
officials will also attend the funeral.
There was n well attended special meeting
of the Samoset club in its rooms in Soya's
theater last evening to take some action on
the death of Mr. Boyd.- was decided to
attend the funeral In a body and Messrs.
Andrew Moynihan , Adam Snvderand Georiro
V. Hlnos were appointed as a committee on
arrangements and floral offerings. A com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Ritchie ,
Ogdcn and English was appoint
ed to draft suitable resolutions.
The committee of arrangements will confer
with the Elks' ' committee and make all
preparations for attending the funeral and
will publish a card In the papers this ovon-
Incr stating what arrangements have boon
mado. A resolution was passed Inviting the
Jncksonian club to Join with the Samosots in
the performance of the sad duty.
Tbo members of Custer post , Grand Armv
of the Ropublc , will assemble at 1202 Park
avenue at 1 o'clock p. m. , sharp , Fridav ,
January 29 , 1892 , to attend the funeral. All
old soldiers are cordially invited to attend.
Jack Frost bos a special mission in winter
it's to chap up our hands and cheeks , and
Jack Frost says ho don't like Hallor's Aus
tralian salve a bit , It euros tbo "littlo chaps"
right up.
ainrrlupo l.lccnnen.
Tne following marriage licenses wore is
sued by Judge Shields yesterday ;
Nairn ) and Address. Atto
I B | J. Mcrrian , Omaha 20
j MettaMiiy Mlnnoohok , Omaha ? '
j Andrew ' Oust rojollln. Omaha SO
1'IUIdU'Olscn ' , Omaha. 31
J Lyinim'Austln , Kvnnston , Wyo. * 33
1 Muzy'Unrtlott. Elyrln , 0 24
Spoppmiclylto Tolls 1IU Wife tiomot lilnff.
"
Yos" , I see , you have got a terrible looking
face all pimples and blotches. Now , Mrs.
Spoopcndyko , if you'do lot those everlasting ,
dodgastod powders and cosmetics alone , and
use Bailor's Sarjapurilla and Burdock com
pound you'do look like something. Sea ?
] IullilliK ) Permits.
_ The following'permits ' were Issued \ the
flupeilntondont of buildings yesterday :
Union 1'nclflu Hullroud company , 0110-
Btory brlok und iron blacksmith shop ,
Fourteenth und UumliiR streets , . . . ' . . , , it,030
A. I' . TuKoy , ono-story fr.imu cottase ,
Korty-llist and Gr.mt streets t. . . 1,000
Total , i 2,000
Compare.
A careful comparison of Dr.
Price's Delicious Flavoring
Extracts with the other fla
voring extracts offered for
sale , will convince any per
son that for strength , purity ,
delicate and natural flavor ,
Dr. Price's are far superior.
Ladies of fas.te once having
enjoyed the delicious flavor
that is given to cakes , pud
dings , creams , etc. , by Dr.
Price's Vanilla or Lemon Ex
tract , could not be induced
to use any other.
nnOIITl BANDAMVOO CAI'tJULBS are the
1 1 II II II I A ue > t and only cnpiulos prosrlbed by
V wwu sn rcKular pliiltlan for Ilio ciirtt at
Gonorrliumnd < ll cuarvos froiutuo urinary ornnii
yer est ca i' jn&duys 1 1. W pur X. All ( I
Morplilno ffnli i
ar Jfa I0tolil > d )
. DH J TEfHiHB.I..b ; D > a '
Or , BAILEY
The Leading
Dentist
Third Flos' , Paxtoii Blos'f.
11)85. 1(1 ( h mid Fanmi Sti ,
A full set of teeth on runbcr for fi t'er/ect tit.
Tt'Hli without plutui or ranoraMa brIUa work ,
Jim the thluz for UIKBM or ( uollo spuukon , iij/jr
Uropilonn.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
All nil nin at roAsanalilii ratDj , all work trarruatiJ
Cut tills vi ii
Do You Want Shoes ?
If there's any one thing that a man /
does want this kind of weather , its shoes *
good shoes. Shoes to keep his feet warm.
and dry. Our solid calf shoes at two sev
enty-five , with genuine cork soles are the
thing to buy for comfort.
Do You Want Shoes ?
Possibly you w a n t shoes and don't leel
"zif" you could afford 'em. Possibly you
couldn't if you had to buy 'em of the
regular shoe fellows. We sell shoes ; sell
a goodshoe , that's a good looker , fora
dollar and a quarter. They're good wearers - '
ers , too.
Do You Want Shoes ?
You , -we mean ; you man that's reading
this ad. Do you want shoes ? We sell any
kind of shoes that you "want. Dollar six
ty-five , dollar eighty-five , two and a
quarter , two and a half two and-a-half ,
that's the one. Genuine Good year * welts ,
solid calf , any shape or style. Bear this
one in mind.
You Want Shoes ?
That's the question. If you do want shoes
and want to get good shoes at a fair price ,
th e young men in our shoe room want to
see you. They'll show you a fine calf
shoe at three dollars and ninety cents that
they'll guarantee you to equal any five
or six dollar shoe you can find. We'll
back up the guarantee.
We sell ' Rubbers , Overshoes , Arctics and
Rubber Boots.
WE CLOSE AT 6:30 : P. M. SATURDAY , 10 p. M.
0QCTOR
will stop a , Cough In ono night , ;
chock a Cold in a day. and CURE ;
Consumption if taken in timo.I
IT THE LITTLE ONES HAVE ;
WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP :
Dse it Promptly. :
A 25 cent ;
bottle may ;
save their ;
lives. Ask ;
your drug" ;
gist for it.
It Tastes jlooil , :
KUKK i-1 re iv fiLLS * S
Dr. Acker's English Pills-
CURB CONSTIPATION.
Hiuull , | ilru nt , ll fnYurlto.wltll the Indies. ;
W. II. HOOKClt & CO . < West nroadwojr , N. Y. -
For sale by Kuhn & Co.and Sherman
M cCcnnell.Cmaha.
0-N'T BE BUNCOED
by dealers w Iio try to sjli
yon AvoithlcKs porous jilis
tore which pay them moic
profit than the genuine
JIKNSON'H , which nro In
dorscd by the voluntar )
testimonials of over fi.OIX
lilianniiLlsts imil ] > ] ijsi
china ns the best. Tukf
notlilnff but HKIsbON'H
The tlyipeptlo , the iloblllintcd , wheth
er from OXC08H ofwork of mind or'
body or xpo uro In malarial regions .
will flnil Till I'M VIllK the moot tnUM
restorative ever olli-rml the Invalid.
WSSHSCOMPODND OP
ICODIIVEROILI
AND PHOSPHATES OF
BOD * , IRON.
Fortlio Cure of Consumption , Cou ; hsColds
Asthma , Pneumoiia , Infiucmzi , Bronchi
tis , Debility. Waiting Dlseaaea and
Scrofulous Humors.
Almost ns pilntilila at cre.iin. H can Iio tukon
with pleasuru by delicate jicmonii nnd children , who ,
after uslnu It , arc very fund of It It n lmllnles
with Hit ) food , lncrca tliaHosliHiidappclllii.liullilii
up Ilio nervous srtliiu , restore ) vaetiif to jnlnd and
bud ? , cicates now , rich and pure blood , In fuct , ro-
juvonatoi Ilio whole sf tum. '
FLESH , BLOOD , NERVE , BRAIN.
Tills preparation Is far superior to nil ( ithor prep \
rnllons of toil I.lror Dill It lm many Imltttors , hut
noeiuals , 'Hie rciulls fullowlim Itsiisu nro Us bust
rccommendnllons. llo sure , us you vuluo your
lioallli , Ket tlio icenulno. Mnniifncturol only t > > IK.
Ai KX. II , WH.lioli , Clioiulil , llotton , .Mass , bold by
ull druiulsts.
WEAKNESS MEN
QUICKLYTHOROUOHLY , FOREVER CURED
by a new perfected
sclcntlflo ractnod tliat
cannut fall unlesa tuo
case Is beyond liuraun
aid. You iiel 1m proved
tlio flrst day , feel o bcuo-
lit every day i soon know
yourself u kln auioner
men lirbody , ulnd ana
bcurt. Urnlna and losses
ended , livery obstacle
to linppy in irrled llfo ro-
nmved. Nerve foico ,
will , energy , brainpower ,
nlien faillnaor lostura
restored by tills trcat-
laent. AllsninlUndwcalc
portions of tlio body en-
iLTKOfl and strengthened.
Victims of abuses and
excesses , reclaim ryur
niinliiwil' ' buffo ro rs from
/olly.oTtfwork.lllIinnlth ,
rr alnyourvlnorl Done
despair eron If In Ilia last
Manes. Don't be dlsucart
cnfillf qunckn have rob
bed you. Ix.tussbo > ryou
thatuiedlcul et-lvucouud
liuilr.cnbonor still cxli'l bern'to band In liand.
AVrllo for our Jlouk with explanations t proofs ,
Su&Iled ton led free. Over tt.OOO rcfercuccs.
EEIB MEDIOAL 00. , BUFFALO. IT. Y ,
'Protect your lungs by
wearing Chamois vest.
For cold feet buy a Hot
Wnte.vBottle. We have
all sizes , at low prices.
Physicians Pre scri p-
tions prepared at low
prices.
The Aloe& 'Tenfold Comp any
T5th Street , next to 1' . O ,
NEBRASKA
National Bank. \j
U. S. DEPOSITORY. . - OMAHA , NEB M
M.H
Capital .H
Surplus
Onicersnnil Directors llonry W. Valoi , president ! 9
U U. C'uihlnir , vlc3 oildcnt. Urt Mniirlco W. V. V
Morni' , John a. Oolllnn , J. N It. Tat rick. IxiwlaB ,
i ( 'nslncr.
'THIS IRON BA.NK ,
Corner 12th and Farnan StJ.
AllanLxine
ROYAli MAIL SrKAMKIl3.
Sail regularly dnrln ; winter from
PORTLAND > LIVERPOOL Pircct.
Cabin (40and upward : pocond cabin , llj Steora i
at low rntoa. No OAITI.E CJUIHIKIJ ,
STATE eisn.vr.oia oi"
IllNJC ( STEAMSHIPS.
Now York and ( Jlnvow Kortnliilitly
Cabin tin. l-oooml Cnhln . ' 5. 6tooraKotl3 Apply
to ALLAN * CO , Clilnuo 1L , I ! MOOlimVnu 'l
Tlrket OlUoot W , li'.VAIhllurlln ton Tlckut Ollloi )
Dr. 'GLUCKV.
* Eye Ear Nose Throat
egssa , , , ,
SPECIALIST.
OUisscH udjiiHtod to all vHunl ( Uifccti.
( Jiiturrli mic'cufisfullv trutUnd.
Room 18 , Darker Block , 15tli anil Farnam
1 M Itarcest. Fastest and Finest in the World.
Fiuunger at umoiHitlans until nlled.
NEW VORK. IONDONDERRV ADD OLA8DOW ,
NKW YORK. ( JIllTtAllTKll'mid NAPLES ,
At roKular Intervals.
SALOON , 8ECOHD > OLASS AND STEERAGE
rate on lowest terms to and from the principle
y to any of our local Agents or to
V/OODSl
PENETRATING
PLASTER.
CURE
.rYOUR8ELFI ,
w Ask your Druggist ( or a
/ bottio ot J IB . ah only l
/ lion polionuut rtintdy lor all l
J die ii-nuturul discharge * and
I privateilUc'fJ-ts of meuumltlie
I debilitating weakness peculiar
llo w onion. It curtc In ft lew
Idajs without Ilia aid or
\ publicity o < a doctor ,
I 7'/i / I'nnirml American Curt.
Manutaclurea liy I
ThsEvaos Chemical 0) . '
CINCINNATI , O.