THE OMAHA DAILY HKK : Fill DAY , KMH1UTARY 19 , 189J.
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Al'TLR ' ALLlidLD MiMASKANS
Mantlerson Will See Tint His Stata
is Properly Represented.
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CMJSE OF THE PRESENT TROUBLE
JVdi'rnl nnirrliiildi'M nt Washington Nut
CnrriTtly Itcconli'il in to Thrlr Iti-sl-
ilriKi' KIni ; ( li-lsthn Umnliii I'lxtiif-
III o Siiprrilriirlnri. Cuntrart.
WlSUINOTOV HUllltMt OP TUB BRB , )
"il.'l FouitrnnvTii SmnBT , >
WistnxrtTov , D. C. . Fob. IS. )
Senator Mandonon has addressed n letter
to the head of each executive ) do-
liarlmont hero , of which there are
eight , requesting a complete list of
Iho flntsitlcd and unolassllloil appointees
therein employed. Senator Mandcrson says
'do has reason to believe that in all Iho do-
pa'tincnts there nro tnon and women em
ployed who were appointed through civil
tervlcc laws nnd outside of It who are cred
ited to Iho stnto of Nebraska , yet never re-
( tided therein , and have long slnca lost their
Nebraska residence.
' I Intend , " said Senator Mundorson to
TinBn : correspondent today , "to tnstltuio
n thorough investigation of that subject , nnd
those \vtio should not shall not bo credited to
our stato. The ofllcos which Nebraska is
untitled to must bo Illlou by Nebruslmns lh
fiii-t '
It will bo recalled by Br.i : readers that this
subject was investigated recently by iho
Iowa Republican association Imro with a
view to purging iho records of the depart
ment and the Civil Service commission of all
who nro charged to Iowa but uro not resi
dents uf that stale , and the results showed
that a very largo per cent of these employed
in tbo executive departments hero who am
churned to Nebraska Imvo no right to claim
n rtsldrnca in tlmt state. It is assorted that
over liiilf of the alleged Iowa ofllcolioldara
hero have no real claim to rosl.
ilenco in Iowa. If thn records respect
ing iDlcoholdors for Nebraska are not
corrected It will not bo the fault of Senator
Mandcrson ,
Ktni ; lietH the rostolllec Contraet.
Late this afternoon Secretary Foster ap
proved the award of the contract for the gen
Bral superstructure of the Omaha public
Imlldlng 10 O. J. King of Omaha for Iho sum
of llllir ) , to bo completed on or before An.
gust ill ) next. The worlc Includes the trench
PXC.IV alien , concrete nnd stone foundations.
stone masonry , cut slono nnd brick work ol
Iho b.isemont area walls , etc. , omitting con.
Blruetivo iron work.
It l bJlievod that the Phrenlx Iron work'
ot Philadelphia will gat the award for Ibi
Iron wnrl : , Ihey being aboul ? 'Jl0 lower lhaii
Pnxton i : Vlorling of Omaha. It Is public
gossip In the olllco of thu supervising archi
tect of the treasury that ttio Philadelphia
linn know thu figures of the Omaha bidders
before lillng tholr bid. The Omaha bidder ?
u re understood to bo very indignant.
Senator I'liddoek's Measures.
Senator Paddock has his pure food bill
laid before Iho senulo every day ufler the
morning hour , and it is thus held as Ibc
regular order , going ever each day as Ihe
unfinished business. The Dubols election
cnso liuliig a privileged ijuosllon lakes prof-
nonce , but when disposed of , as It will be
In two or three days more , the pure food bill
will have the right of way uninterruptedly
nndaill bo soon passed.
Senator Paddock today presented Ihe poll-
lion of Iho state boot sugar convention ol
Nebraska praying the appropriation of f.10-
00(1 ( be made for thu establishment of a sugni
bchool at Lincoln , lie also presented a peti
tion of the Boaru of Trade of Tampa , Fla. ,
praving thai an appropriation bo made tot
maintaining the special fast railway service
betuiH'ii Now York anil Florida.
Ho Introduced a bill for the relief ot Eunice
M Binwn , molhor of Mrs. John Neshill ol
North Plalto , also a bill for the apoolntmoul
of a corps of superintendents of construclioi
and repairs of public buildings under lh <
direction of Iho secretariat the treasury
also petitions of E. A. Brown and others 01
Ncbinika Citv and S. C. Smith , George W ,
Murphvnnd J. E. Hayes of Beatrice , (5. S.
Alexander and others of Syracuse , the peti
tions of Charles E. Casey nnd others of Paw
nee Citv nraylne for the passaco of the bil
providing fo'r n redassillcatlon of Iho rail
way mall scrvlco an. ) nn increase in tin
unlades of the railway polal clerks.
Senator Paddock has introduced in the
Honato iho polillon of twonly-nno member ;
of the Woman's Christian Temperance unioi :
of Inuian , Holt county , praying that no ex
hibltion or exposition for which appropria
lions uro made by coucress , shall bo open 01
Sunday in connection with the World's fir. .
Ho also presented the memorial of thoOmahi
Board of Trade romonsirallng ngainsl thi
passairo of the bill dclinlng "futures" one
onMons known as the Washburn bill. Hi
also presented Iho pctilion of Iho Slali
Grange of Nebraska nnd Patrons of Hus
bandry praying for the prompt passage o
the pending Paddock pure food bill to pro
tect pcoplo ngainst tlio adullnralion of fooi
and drugs.
Today Assistanl Secretary Chandler ever
r.iled iho decision below in iho case of An
dnnv J. Preston , transforeoof John Marshall
Irani Iho Wnlortown , S. D. , ofllco. Thi
commissioner t.f Iho general land ollco re
fused Preston a hearing upon this pelliloi
to have iho llual proof of Marshall placed 01
i ocoiil and n hearing is now ordered by th
local ofllcors. nnd when the testimony takoi
ul the hearing is filed Iho commissioner wil
lendjudiculo the case.
Mr. Robert Oborfcldor of Sidney , who hai
been lu Iho oasl for some weeks , called a
Tin : BKI ; bureau this morning and loft fo
Philadelphia. Ho returns to Now York thi
week and goes to Nebraska ton days hence
Mr Oborfoldor Is organizing n grain clovaio
co ii | any for Nebraska.
Sunnier Potligrow loday reported from Hi
rommillooon public landsand Indian affairs
bills approprlallng $ . ' > U,0)0 ( ) each for Inului
Rchoels ut Rapid City and Pierre , S , D. , am
f.'O.OOl ) to pay for the surveying and murklni
of the boundary line between South Dakoli
aud Nebraska west ot tbo Missouri river
Ho wns Instructed by the commlttcomon li
report the bills in Iho form of amendment
to rogujar appropriation bills so that the ;
will ho sure of speedy final consideration.
Chairman Merrill of the senate commlltc
on finance has sent u teller at the renne.st u
benulor Webster asHing for all the informn
lion obtainable in the aftlco of the director o
the mint which could boar upon the suhjcc
of ostublishinir a branch mint at Omaha ,
Senator Mandcrson has written to Seen
tii-j Noble calling intention to Iho bill Introduced
ducod by him regarding the nonpayment n
taxes on lauds taken by Indians in several ;
In Thurston county. Ho invites iho scum
lary to makosuch .suggeslloiis upon the bil
us may occur to him.
1 1 W. Yatoa and wlfo of Omaha leave till
dlv loday for Iho east ,
I C. Barnor was today appointed postmns
tor nt Luella , Sheridan county , vice L. M
Keller , leslgncd ,
Roprcseniatlve Dolllvor ol Iowa today In
tioduced a bill to remove Iho charge of" do
tcrtlon from the military record of Kb bo
Sumiiiir.
Senator Allison has Introduced In the sen
ate u duplicate of the Uolllver bill roservlni
to I ho. state ol Iowa for dralnlngo purposes
. prmd In Greene county In that stnto.
Mr * , H. A. Perkins lolt for Sioux City dl
rd"t Ibis evening.
Dr. A. B. Slorcu of Aim , U. , Is in the city
Or Stored Is an applicant for nppolntmen
"H examining surgeon in tbo pension ofllce.
Senator Wilson of lowasayi he will not g
to Chicago with the congressional party tc
morrow , Ho goes homo next week on in :
portaut business and during bis visit ho wil
proh-iblv complete arrangements for iho oc
fii'lon of ttio now military building at Fait
tli'ld ,
Among Ihe Chicago party tomorrow wil
bo six and possibly seven Iowa members c
concrosi. Governor Hull will bo of th
party. Ho will proceed to Ids homo to b
ROHI a week or ion day * when the ether
Mart back. Messrs , Hayes , Hamilton , Bui
ler , Soorly and Uourmun have all slgmllo
tholr Intoatlou of going on tbo trip , whll
Mr White has not yet made up his min
whether ho will go or not. None of the N
tiaalta iiutojmim intend going to Chicago.
P. S , II.
, D. C. , I-'ob. 18. [ Special Teh
gram to TUB BKB.JTao following list o
pensiom granted u ranorteu by Tus Bu
Bint ICxamlticr Bureau of Cl.ilnii ;
NebrasUa : OriylualMUIaiu U. Burin
John M , Jones. Plc ont L Uubottoro , Wil
liam Spear , James Moadvlllc , Gcorgo W
Graham , U cargo D. Dress , J T Beach ,
John Korman , Marion M. Konlleld , Jerome
B. Di-nn , David M. Case , W. Novlno Me-
Candllsh , Alex Ruosticglo , Juslln Holllsler ,
Washington Robb. James A. Duncan ,
Thomis S. Clark , Wheeler C. Wlcits. Kans-
ford Wllcox , William Walts. .lospor Totton ,
Lemuel Robinson , James Mlltltnore , Wilson
Rovtiolds , Alex P. Div , Andrew Grinith ,
William C. Scott , Patrick fr dy , Charles H.
Humphrey , T. C. Hennlnghoff. Albert l-ol-
lowd. August Strauss , D. B. Stevenson. Ad-
dillonal-Wllliam Murphy. D. B. Uhodos.
Original , widows , otc.Maria lllloy , Mary
M. Wise.
Iowa : Original -Samuel Woodhouso ,
Launcclot Oliver , Mosoi MrCroa , Jiitnoi C.
Asuron , Myron K. Mondnr , John M. Jackson ,
Joseph R. Lnrimor. James Ruth , William
McCanna. , inmos A , Darnalt , James Warren ,
Matthew Custcr , William P. Hiintoon ,
George S. StlcKiioy , William J. Bollnuui ,
John Banks , Andrew J. Mlnloy , Francis
McDermott , Nlcliolas Hutchliison. James S.
Anglo , Thomas Nichols , John Ditrroll , James
L. Crawford , Thomis J , Mvors , Welcome
Mowtoy , William Mover , Wlltlard C. Alns
worth , Jacob Carr , Georeo Colton , Groog
Hosier , Abram J. Dunwlddle , Hour ; S Gra
ham , Dearborn Taylor , Redding M. Garrison
risen , Joseph M. Williams , Israel Kint-
7le , John Jutland. David Hobllt ,
David M. Inman , William L. Lucille ,
Gcoriro H. Lyman , John II. vVildman ,
Danlol W. Knappcn , Samuel Burkotl , Kilns
C. Uumincn , Christopher Carrolhcrs , de
ceased ; James L. Malthows. Additional-
James S. Cook Increase George O. Harri
son. Reissue -Aladlsnn M. Walaon , do-
ceased. Original widows , otc. Parnlthn
Davis , mother ; Fatinlo A. Waldcn.
South Dakota : Orlclnal William W.
Flnloy , Henry Allen. William H. Burdiclc ,
Stephen Cook , John Carpenter , Charles Car
penter , Randolph Addiimton , Joseph Klsom ,
John Thomas Hallon , Gcorgo M. Shingle ,
W'lllnm H. Thayer , Ailnn Woolsoy. Orig
inal widows , otc Harriet Fiuloy.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Routine. Mutter * Occupy tint Attention ol
the Mcinlier-1.
At n meotlin ! of Iho Board of Health held
yesterday afternoon Dr. Seiners was In
structed to ascertain iho location of all low
lots which contain stagnant walcr. Citizen ;
ot Iho Sovenlh ward complained of Iho unsanitary -
sanitary condition of thu west end dairies-
The board decided to look Into Iho matter nl
on co.
Inspector W. H. Pottit asked for an allowance
anco of J in par month for car fare. The request -
quest was filed.
W. H. OUon was named as dumpmastor at
the Davenport street dump.
It was decided to allow Commissioner
Somors fM per mouth for olllco rent.
Five thousand copies of ttio Board of Health
rules were ordered printed , Jl.OOO to bo in
English , 1,000 lo bo in Bohemian and 1,1X10 in
German. A copy will bo sent to every pro
fessional nnd business man in tbo city.
The board passed n rosolulion calling the
special attention of physicians lo socllon I !
of Iho Board of Health rules , which relates
to the reporting of nil conlngious diseases.
Afler a timely warning all physicians nog-
looting lo report cases of contagious diseases
will bo proseculod.
Mavor Bcmls , Dr. Somcrs and Chief
Soavov were named us a committee to confer
with the city attorney nnd the counly com
missioners to Induce Iho county ouloials tc
sland their share of Iho expense in caring for
emergency cases. Dr. Sotnori said ihat
moro than half of the cases ho has tared foi
so far rightfully belong to the county.
A meeting will bo hold at I ! p. to. Tuesday
for the purpoio of examining applicants foi
the position of sanitary inspector. Two new
inspectors will probably oo appointed.
fiitvo Him u Cliiirin.
Mr. E. E. Clark of CedarUaplds , la. , gram )
chief of iho Order of Railway Conduclors ,
was HO years old yesterday , and Ihe members
of Iho Union Piicillc grievance committee
colourated the event by presenting him will :
a Knight Templar watch charm.
The conductors were gathered in the pnrloi
nt the Dellono about I o'clock and Mr. Clarh
was called in "on business. " Conductor It. H ,
Crawford of Fort Worth , Tex. , n cealal ,
whole-souled man , by the way , stopped for
ward nnd made a short but appropriate
speech , presenting the jewel as a tangible ov
Ideuco of the committee's esteem for it.
chief. For once the nnnid chief was taken
by surprise , but ho is a ready speaker anil
acknowledged the gift In a neat and feeling
speech.
The charm is an elegant maltose cross tnadt
of solid cold , sot with diamonds nnd bnailnp
Ihe Knight Templar ambloma. It is ni
sei i bed on the back with Mr. Clark's name
and address , the da o nnd the name ot In ;
commandory , Apollo 20. Mr. Clark was for
tnorly a Union Pacillc conductor rum.ing oul
of Oeden , and ho has given thu committee
valuable service in revising its schedule , ai
assistance which the members thoroughly
appreciate.
Alining Military Men.
Captain Ciowdor , judge advocate of the
Department of the Platte , has gone to Si
Louis on a seven d&vs' leave of absence.
A general court martial has boon called ti
mootat Fort D. A.Russell nt 10 o'clock Tues
day February 23. Following Is Ihe dotai
for Iho courl
Caplain Lyslcr M. O'Brien ' , Sovunlconll
Infantry ; Captain Charles I ) . Greono. Seven
icoiith infantry ; Captain William P , Itngers
Seventeenth Infantry : Captain James M
Burns , Sovontooulh infantry ; First Lieutenant
ant Charles St. J. Chubb , . Seventeenth In
fanto i First Lieutenant Edgar W. Howe
Seventeenth Infantry ; 1-irst Lloutennu
Edward I. Grumloy , Seventeenth infnutiy
Second Lieutenant Jamoa L. Druion , Seventeenth
toonth infantry ; Second Lieutenant Lucluc
L. Durfeo , Seventeenth Infantry ; Soeom
Lieutenant William R.Dashicll , Sevuntoontl
Infantry ; Second Lieutenant Francis H
Schoeffol , Seventeenth infantry ; Secont
Lieutenant Joseph L. Donovan , Seventeen ! !
Infantry ; Second Lieutenant Benjamin F
Hardaway.Soventcenlh Infaniry ; Lioulonan
James D. Nlckurson , Seventeenth infantry
judge advocate.
South Still ) ( Mtl/ens Up In Arint.
Citizens in the southern part of the city ar
thoroughly aroused on the question of asoull
sldo park , and under the auspices of tin
South Side Citi/ens' association Imvo callui
a mass meeting nt the now Metz hall 01
South Thirteoth .street , on Friday ovonlnt ;
February 10 , at S o'clock , and have issiioi
about''OO special invitations to property owners
ors and city ofllcials.
Tbo purooso of the meeting Is to protos
against the location or purchase of a par !
slto in Ihat part ot the city in opposition ti
the wishes ot Ibc great majority of people residing
siding or owning properly In that locality
As these rosidonls nnd property owners an
not interfering or objouling lo park land :
proposed lo bo purchased In oilier pans o
the city they deem It unfair for cltl/oiis hav
Ing no property InteroHls whatever on tin
south sldo lo dictum or In any manner con
trol or influence the location of parks on tin
south side , especially when Iho amount o
money sot nsldo by tlio park commissioner !
for that purpose Is only a small fraction o
ttio whclo amount voted by the entire city fo
park purposes ,
Sut'dlxh Itellnl Fluniieen.
The ladles of the Ladles' Swedish Hello
society of this city desire to make iho follow
Ing statement of reculpls and expenditure
from their last social entertainment at Wash
Ington hall. January 'J ;
Receipts , tiokols * . ' 0fl r
Income from Hie supper 4' . ' ( V
Expenses , IM ! V
Not total tiSO S
This sum U In the hands of ttio treasurer
Mrs , Judge Gustavo Amlerion , subject I
the order of the society ,
In thU connection li ladles also wish 01
behalf of the poor to express their thanks l
the public In general for its liberal supper
and especially to thn amateurs of the Hvi >
Nova order wbo , through their untiring ol
forts , mudo the evening a Kroat success.
For the Swedish Ladies' Uoliof society ,
" " - M. HINUSTKUT , Sec.
Work for .N'tiiiuht.
Au unsuccessful attempt was made Wen
dosday night to blow the safe at the Plat
oyster bouse , ! il9 SouthTcnli ! street.
The cracUsmen climbed through the trar
oin over thu tear door , Onu hole was Jrillo
in lh safe door , but It was not properly Ic
calod nud the burglars tried it again , bu
bmku tholr drill and gave up the attempt.
Noth.ug cUa about the store was disturbed
HOW IT MAY BE APPLIED
Jniaha Merchants Oan Secure Milling-in-
Transit Rates.
EXPLANATION FROM THE UNION PACIFIC
\rriitiKi-nifiitt Now In ViiRim liy XVlilrli
NcliruskiiN Mi'trnpntis l I'l.irril nil it
Ilitils ullh KuiiHim City mill
Other UI\IT Timn * .
LIMOIA , Nob. , Fob. 13-Spoclnl | to Tun
IUi : : . i 'llio Union Paclno claims tlmt It
already has In operation milling In transit
rates nnd that ns far as It Is concerned
Omaha U on the saino footing with Kansas
City , St. .Joseph tint ) ether \vosteru polnu
now enjoying tlio privileges demanded by
the uriiln men of Omnlm. The ofilcors of
thill company assert that all tlio shippers
have to Jo in onlor to tnko advantage of the
mllllnp In transit concessions Is to bill their
shipments to Onmlia nt thu proportion of the
throuch rate allowed the Union P.tclllc in
tno division with the eastern connoctlons
anu then at any tlmo within six months forwarding -
warding the pr.iln to Its ilestltmtlon on the
balance of thu through rate accruing oast.
General Tranie Manager Mullen , In u letter
to ttio members of the Stuto Hoard of Trans
portation , explains the pDsltlon or the Union
Pacillc nt length. In the course of his loiter
he suvs :
"Wo are somewhat nt n loss to unilor taiul
what Is desired by the grain men who have
solicited your assistance in tills matter of
mining In transit rates.Vo have under
stood Omaha to bn on the satno basis in tills
respect us Kansas Citv , St. Joseph unit our
other o.istorn terminals 10 far as the Union
Pacillc and Us connections are coticornoil.
\Vhilo the methods of arriving at the result
vary from those in effect ut Kansas City , the
resnli is the snino by either method. Our ar
rangements at Kansas City uro covered by
circular G. F. O , No. 1 ! ) " , herewith.
At Omaha and Council Blutfs the
sumo result Is obtained nr billing to
Omaha or Council IllitlTs destined to some
point cast nt the proportion of the through
'
rate allowed us in'divisions by our eastern
connections and forwnrdlnp grain ntanytimo
within six months to destination on balance
of through rate accruing oast. The arrange
ment at Omaha Is not covered by any formal
circular notice but is open and available by
all using our lines. In such arrangements ,
our line terminating at the Missouri river ,
wo nro dependent upon the co-operation of
our caslorn connections , who have long ob
jected to the arrangement nnd tried on sov-
ural occasions to broalc the same up. "
Important Opinion I'llrd.
Attorney General Hastings late this after
noon rendered an opinion In u case of Import
ance to every motnber of the tnedlrnl profes
sion In Nebraska. It Is embodied in the fol
lowing letter :
LINCOLNNub. . , IVb. K r. H I.ouquest , M.
1) . . Haynrl. Neb : Dear Sir Yoiircoiiimo.nliMi-
tlon of I'ubmiiry l.i liasbncii I Ills day icicolved
I note your request for tliu opinion of tills of-
lieu on the qnustloii as tohethcr or not a
physloliin. duly registered nnilor chapter 4 : . ' ,
consolidated statutes of 1831. with Ills rcrtlll-
uato properly tiled In thu county wherein ho
ti'sldes. can pinctiuo mudlclmi In an adjoining
county withtiHt first Illin j a eertllie.ito of tog-
Utratlon in that county.
Keplylne to vnn. I bug leave tu suy sect on
IR87 , paRO 7.JS , of sulil ntatute , provides for the
tiling with thuhtato Hoard of Health euitaln
atlliJavlts nnd the diploma of thu nurson desir
ing a c-ortlflcuto. i-vetlon , ISH of tlui simo
says that If , upon Investigation of salddlploma
and iillid.ivlts , the nnpII'Miit nlmll bo found to
ho entitled to prtctluo Uie hoird.h.ill . IbMio
its certificate under so.il stating such f.u-l.
The lUiplkMiil , before prautluln , must tile the
uertltluato or a copy of the same In tin * olllce
of the county oler.c In thu county In which liu
or shu resides , or In \ \ liluh lie or slio Intendto
priictlt'o. It Is then the duty of the county
cluruto Illo the certllie.ito and then recotd It
In u book kupt for that purpose.
Section .till huts forth that any person who
shall Imvo obtained u certificate provided by
this act and shall I'-nunu to another county
sjiall , heforu onturliu upon the piacticti of his
profession In such other county , e.iuso salil
certificate to he filed and rucoidcd In the olllce
of the county ulot k of thu county to which ho
Iris lumoxi'd.
I am of thu opinion the Intention of the
IcKlslntiiru was th.it . the physician should file
IMS ccitiUuato anil have It recorded In the
utlleu of the eoiintv clerk of Ihn county in
\\liluhho has his olllcu. urrcMldo * . If this Is
done , and pioperly dono. my judgment Is the
roilliuniL'iitsof | the law have ueon mot. The
physician tiuviin ; done this Is entitled to
pr.ietleo In any county within the iale nliete
ho m.iy have a professional c.ill. If , lumover.
liu should change Ills olllcu or rosUlonee to
anothur county , lie would ot necessity comply
at ( Hiuoult.il the nrurisloiiH of suction .ijtil
above mentioned. I remain.
limunu IT. HASTINCO ,
Attorney < ienur.il.
Ainliltlmi * Tor Village HonorH.
The residents of tlio extreme southern part
of Jefferson county to the number of several
hundred uro petitioning thu olllccrs of tlio B.
& Al. to glvo them a depot and thus raise
thorn to the dignity of a live village. Thov
have already inivdo a protoutious start and
tuivo nliamlot which they call Thompson. In
the United States Postal Uuido the place is
known as BucKloy. Last OctoOcr the resi
dents in that immediate vicinity petitioned
General Manager Iloldreco to establish a
depot or ut least a platform and a Hag station
for their Oonollt , alleging that tuny had no
railroad depot nearer than four miles. Mr.
Holdrogo replied that ho could see no neces
sity for a station nt the place indicated on
the map. Now the matter has been reform !
to the State Hoard of Transportation and
that body will invostU-alo. If a depot is
doomed deslraolo , ono will bo ordered. The
place is on the line of the H. & M. railroad
near the crossing of the llock Island , and if
given half a chnnco may in tlmo grow Into a
pretentious village.
Want Tlii'li Depot ICeopeneil.
John McConnell and llfty-thrce ether citi
zens of Lincoln county Imvo petitioned the
Stale Hoard of Transportation to order the
H. & M. to reopen its depot at the little town
of Somerset in tnat county. The depot was
at ono tlmo maintained , but last year , when
grain shipments were few and far between ,
It was closed by the railroad company In tlio
interest of economy. The petitioners allege
that the action of tno railroad company in
Keening the depot closed is working a detri
ment to the business Interests of the pooplu
in that vicinity.
Another Ofllelal i\eeiitlon. :
Governor iioyd's oflicial nxo foil but once
toduv , and the victim was .lamoi U. Hlair , n
motnbor of the State Fish commission. Air.
Hlalr was appointed last May by Governor
Thayer to succeed H. 1C. It. Kennedy , who
had boon appointed by Governor Boyd.
Today the povernor rettorod to Mr. Kennedy
the honors and emoluments of olllco that had
been so unceremoniously taken from him last
May.
( ioKidp at tint St.ite lIoiiHi' .
Senator KoonU of ttio Hoard of Transpor
lotion secretaries Is nt Columbus attending
the stale Grand Army of the Republic en
campment ,
Tlio supreme court has adjourned until
next Tuesday.
State Treasurer Hill Is mentioned as apos-
siblo candidate for the olllco of department
commander of the Nebraska Grand Army at
the Kepulillo.
Auditor Benton resumed hU duties at bla
desk this morning after a Hying trip tc
Texas.
Governor Boyd today affixed his glgimtura
to 111 teen notarial cotnmUsions ,
Notarial commission ! ! wuro today United tc
Alfred Arcmann , M , S. Lindaoy anil J , S ,
Cooley , all of Orauhd.
lluil H Narrow Kaesipr.
C. E. Yates , the well known superintend ,
out of telegraph for thu I ! . & M , , hud a vorr
narrow escape from sorlous Injury today ,
Accompanied by his wlfo ho wan driving In
a carriage ucrosb Tenth street. An approach'
nig electric motor struck hU carriage with
full force and In an Instant converted It into
a pile of Kindling wood. Both the occupants
were thrown to the ground , hut beyond a
few bruises escaped unhurt.
Cloning Up the. Ural * .
C. II. Thompson , right ot wav agent fet
the Houk Jsl.ii'.d , returned to Topuka thin
Mtornoon. having nearly completed his worli
In this city As a result of his visit to Ian.
coin nearly 1140,000 has been paid out to resident
dent property owners for lots along the pro
posed right of way through thu city. The
hit of property owner * who have dlspoteu
of lots to the Uork Island Is as follows :
J. II , Mc.Murtry et al , tract of land at
Eighteenth and H , fSO.lXX ) ; Jttmas A , Kil-
burn , four lots lu Kllburn't addition , tlOUO ;
J. T. Beach and t'oator , lota lu iloacti' ' * ub
division , 5JI.003 ; David I 'onlor , four lots In
Beach's subdivision. $1 , r > o. Andrew Krk-
som , oua lot , sumo addition , fs.Vi , Leonard
Bowers , ono lot , sam O.M , Peter Campbell ,
ono lot , sumo , SOuii ; iloiin Peters , one lot ,
same , f ! 0i ) ; Randolph Berlzet , onu lot In
Teeter * ' addition , SJ.utl.1s Katlmrino Crow ,
ono Inl , sain" , ( } , iCiU.lames \ Toolors , llvo
lots. $ .ltHJ ) ; Charles M. Little , four Ion In
Locust subdivision , S..tKHl ; John Koano ,
tlirco lots In Anti'lopJ mltlltlon , $ iH , " > n.
Mr. Thompson will ruiurn to Lincoln next
week to clnso up unijnhhcd business. It h
expected that truck laving will commence
early In March. N'hth'inif ' dellnito cat : yet
bo stated in regard to the proposed union
passenger dopot. ,
ITiiiu DUtrli't Ciini-l.
.Ttldgo Field Is ciiRagod In hearing the case
of George Cook against Isaac Jotin on. The
parlies were formerly in the grocery business
here nnd Cook seeks a readjustment of their
dissolution , claiming tbit.lohnson , who had
charge of the books , took advantage of his
Insldo knowledeo of the buMnoss nnd of
Cook's iihyslcnlly weak condition and un
loaded on him nt several thousand dollars
moro than his Interest was worth.
Abigail Rothschild ask * fora divorce from
her housb.mil , John RV. . , nnd a slluo of his
SID.iWJ ostale. Cruelty and desertion are the
causes alleged.
.lames A. Balioy a ks the ciurt to clvo him
? 10 , ( > ( ) J for his broken arm and dcrancod ner
vous condition , consenuont upon nctrllgonco
on the nart of the Lincoln Rapid Transit
company's employe. * in running a steam
motor past tils loam when their only alterna
tive was to jump over a bank or climb on top
of u building. They did Iho former nnd dam
aged him to the uxlont named ,
I.M\v.ird Reynolds was given fr.M by ncon-
sldcralo Jurv for the ravishing of his feelings
and the damage to his reputation caused by
Constable Jotin Brotuownr mistaking him
for u burglar and locking him up ever night.
Admitted thn Itulli.U.
In thoclorksh p contest this morning. luJgo
Lansing admitted the ballots Baker's" attor
neys sought to have excluded , but on tlio proviso
vise that if nnv great discrepancy occurred
between the number of ballots lound in the
box mill thu number recorded on the poll book.
they should bo immediately thrown out of
court. The precincts , ono from thu Sixth
ward and two from the Fifth , were counted.
Walte gained ono vote in one and lost the
satno number In another , while Baker gained
llvo In the last one counted. This reduces
\N alto's not gain to nine , to overcome a
majority of HI.
Kettle * I rolll the Alliance.
Mr. .lay Burrows has retired from the
editorship ol the Farmer , Alliance , a
weekly newspaper pjblishcd in this cily in
the interests ol the Independent party. Ho
will be succeeded by C. 11. Pirtle , who was
chief clerk of the house of representatives
at the last meeting of the stnto logislaluro
and who is also tlio present secretary of the
Independent state contra ! committee. Mr.
Burrows elves as his reasons for selling his
interest ( n the newspaper the long continued
illness of his wife. Mr. Pirtlo assumes edi
torial control at once.
OdiU nnd Knits ,
Lincoln is to have another normal univer
sity , the second ono secured In two months.
Prof. W. M. Croati , hue of Shennndouh , la. ,
will bo the movlnir spirit in this one , which
will bo located southwest of the city , in
Zlemor's addition.
Tom Carr , Iho saloonkeeper who had < n
eye knocked out In n tight In his p'aco Mon
day night , is In a critical condition from the
effects of inllammalloii , and It is feared that
it will result fatally.
Fred Manchester and I'M Scott , two
youths of tender years , wore arrested touay
for siealmg a lot of brass from llio Lincoln
Gas company.
It. U Lawis , manager1 of Bndslrcot's Lin
coln agonoy , has been transferred to Peoria ,
111. , and will bo succeeded by P. J. ISriekson ,
late in charge of the tfurlington ofllco.
The Lincoln Board -Trade has appointed
the following delegates to the tr.iiismissls-
sippi congress to be held In New Orleans
February 2 : | . ( i : C. 12. Shaw , .1. B. Wright ,
F.V. . Browp , W. M. Shipm.ni , J. .1. Gillilan.
A telegram received' in the city from Now
Orleans today glvosi the information that
Joseph Grainger and Mark \Voods , two
young business mon'of Lincoln , were in the
Hotel Victor that bunted lust night , but
both escaped with nothing but their night
clothes.
At their mooting yesterday afternoon the
state board of mauagers added some Ji.OLlO
to ttie premium list. In Ihe speed ring
purses amounting to $ ; i'jr > U tire "bung up ,
while the county exhibits will bo enabled to
win seventeen iiromluin > raniring from * 250
down to $ 'IU. lu the sugar beet department
tlio acgregato of pri/cs is * ? : , ranging from
$ " > U to f 1 , ai.d eighteen in nil.
Cbarloy .lo-.ios , u young colored man , was
hired to assist in moving Miss Nellie Hil
yor's effects this morning , but ho misunder
stood his instructions and moved off with
her watch to a saloon , whore ho put It up for
u good tiiuo. He will repent for thirty days
lu the county jail.
Neu Washington , I'eiui , , 1'eoplit
are not slo-v about taklnir hold ot a noi-
thing , if the article has merit. A few months
ago David livers of that place bought l..s
tirst stock of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Ho has sold It all and ordered moro. Hosays :
"It has given the best of satisfaction. 1
have warranted every bottle , and have not
had ono coma back , " 51) ) cent anu $1 bottles
for sale by druggists.
I'lineriil or i\-rolieenriii : If Incliey.
The funeral of Patrick Hinchoy tool : place
at SIO ; ! o'clock ' yostoiday morning from St.
Patrick's church , corner of Fourteenth and
Castollar streets , and was attended by miny
of the patrolmen , who were for y oars associ
ated with the decoascd as a mcniDor of the
police donartmont. 'Iho deceased wai ono
of the oliios * policemen In the city , and after
eleven years continuous service was retired
last .Tune with a number of otliois.
During the last few years of his connec
tion witn the police department , Mr.
Hinchey was assigned to sanitary duty with
Ofllcor William White , and except on special
occasions was kept busy serving health
notices nnd prosecuting partlet wno por-
sl tcd in maintaining public nuisances.
The remains of the veteran olllcor were
intorrea St. Mary's' in comotory.
Dr. Blrnoy euros Riittirrh , Bun bldjj
( .rand .lury Work.
The grand jury began work upon a bacli
numborcasi'lyesterday. The morning session
was devoted to learning something about
what course the Board of Kducatlon pursued
In letting ttio contracts for digging wells nl
the school houses In the outlying districts. .
Secretary Connnyor and "Scottv , " the well
digger , wuro the principal witnesses whc
furnished the desired Information.
The Howcscalos , tun otu yscato with pro.
tooted bearings. No f hock rods. Catalogue
of Bordun & hnllockCo. , Chicago , 111.
I'liion Dcpclf Conference ,
A confnroneo wa hold yesterday af tor-
noon ut the Mtllnrd liotol botwoot :
tlio commlltco of Iho Real ICstnti
Owners association mid nlllclaU ol
ttio Union Pacific" " and Burlington rail
ways , The subject ilildor discussion was the
union dopot. The rtsult could not be uscer
tallied , | j i _ ,
A hnti'lsomo com'ilbxiou ( is one of the
greatest charms n woman can possess , Poz
zoni'.s complexion powrtcr gives it ,
No UUUiiii Vet.
The effort on thop t'of ilia city council to
secure proposals for'lhb ' sale of park land !
at a cheaper rate thail-tho bids rccoivod bj
the park commUslotltSt docs not apponr tc.
bring in a vorr prompt response from land
owners. Thus fur not u single bid has boon
received by the secretary of the park board ,
Mrs. Winslow's Sootuiu ? Syrup for clil
dren teething , rods the child and comfort :
the mother. .Tio abe ttio.
0
Kx-iotrrm > rmt mutant 111 ,
Ex-Governor Alvlu Saundem has boec
seriously 111 for two v iks with la grippe.
Ho U Having a prol .pcd and serious battli
with tbo troublesome disease , and yester
day it was dinicult to say whether the ox. .
governor or the disease apponrca to havi
the upper hand.
lu.lltau I- , < loi- .
Roy John Plpal will bo Installed P.J pntoi
of the Bohemian Brethren Presbytorlai
churut ) Saturday evening.
All of the Presbyterian tnltiUtfars of tin
city will tuko part in tbo sorviuos.
Van Houton's Cocoa -I' uro , solunlo econ
omlcai.
LIVE STOCK BREEDERS TALK
They Declare that Lump Jnw is Neither In
fectious or Contagious.
NEBRASKANS VIEW IT IN THIS WAY
s Itegiiriled
Uniieri'H iiiv , Adjournment of III" An-
tinill Sc | oii nf ttie A < ncl itliin
Oilier Ni'lirnskn Nent.
BuvTiitcn , Nob. , Fob. H. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : line , i The Nebraska Improved
Slock Brooder * ' association began today's
session with an election of o.lk'OM , roaultlng
as follows : President , Hon. 13. Flltov ; vice
presidents , W. G. WnltmoM ot Valley , ( I.
C. Dawson of Kndleott , U. Dlbbloof Beatrice
and C. II. Soarlo of Udgorton ; secretary and
treasurer , H , S. Rood of Lincoln. T. U.
Wostrnw of Uubuquo and .1. I. Boyer of
Denver were elected as honorary members ot
the association.
An expcrlenco meeting on lump Jaw took
up the balance of the forenoon session nnd
threatened to consume Iho day. It was led
offbvDr F. T. Billings , Who succeeded In
transferring the reront light over this ques
tion In Illinois to this mooting. The Depart
ment of Agriculture ut Washington would
have felt small had it boon present. The in
spection law promulgated by the department
covering the question of lump jaw was de
clared a nulsanco mid a hardship. Hillings
ami his conferees assorting that lump Jaw Is
not infoctlous or contagious or injurious to
the meat.
The closing business session was hold this
afternoon. "Tho Cr.ttlo Outlook" was ttio
subject ol a papur bv Hon. 1Q. Fllloy , and
'Our Live Stock Interests and Our Asso
elation. " by S. C. Bassott of Gibbon. Fre
mont was selected as tlio place of holding
Iho next meeting. A legislative committee
was elected ns follows : ,1. B. Dinsmoro ,
Button ; Chancellor CnnUold of the State
university ; , T. V. Wolfe , Lincoln ; W. G.
U betmoro , Vnllov , nnd S. C. Bassett , Gib
bon. The mooting closed with a bamiuol at
the Paddock hotel tonight.
Kearney Itcpiilillciiiis Coiillilent.
KIMIMY : : , Nob. , Feb. 18. ( "Special Tolo-
gramtoTiu : Bin : . ] The Republican league
of Kearney mot and organl/ed this evening
with n membership of00. . Regrets were
road from Hon. Brad Slaughter and J. W.
Lansing , president of Iho slate league , Mr ,
Slaughter said in his letter : "I am In favor
of holding the stale delegate convention in
Kearney. " The constitution and by-laws
prescribed by the national league were
adopted. The ofllcors of the organization
nro : Norris Brown , president ; John Wilson
and W. A. Downing , HrU and second vice
presidents ; C. A. Collard , secretary ; Low
Robertson , treasurer ; executive committee ,
J. L. Keck , J. T. O'Brien , It. D. Smith , It.
M. Riinkin nnd Or. H. S. Boll. Thn Repub
lican league of Kearney starts out with pros-
pcrls of being tlio banner otgani/.alion of Iho
state outside of Omaha nnd Lincoln.
Siirprlnrd I In' Cimnellmcn.
Git\NI > ISLAND , Neb. , Fob. 13. [ Special to
Tim Bun. ] The police department gnvo the
city council a pleasant surprise last night.
Since the last meeting of the council
line oak desks have boon put in
the chamber for each olllcor nnd it
has boon neatly papered and carpeted.
For funds to defray the expense the police
men will give a ball March 17 , which prem
ises to be largely alteudod. The members of
the council are delighted with the present.
Tufts & Holt..s popular normal music
course was yesterday introduced in the city
schools , under tno direction of Mrs. II. C.
Munson , a professtonnl vocal teacher.
A small dv.'olllncr , the property of Grant
Lines , was completely destroyed by tire last
night. It was unoccupied and situated on
the outsiclns of the city. Loss. $700 ; insur
ance , ? . " > OU. The origin is unknown.
Cnrtlunil Mason * Or .ml/e.
CoiiTi.iM ) , Nob. , Fob. IS. [ Special Tolo-
irram to Tin : Bii : . ] A chapter of the Ensl-
ern Star was organised hero this oveninc by
Rov. P. A. Guild , erand secretary , and W.
N. Nason , grand patron. There were thirty-
two names upon the petition for the dispen
sation , all of whom were prrtsout. The work
was enthusiastically entcted upon , and
every Indication points to n prosperous and
useful oriranir.ation. Tno principal ofllcors ot
the now chaplor nro : A. B. McNicklo ,
worlhy patron ; Mrs. Kiln A. Kurtz , worthy
malronMrs. ; Cynthia L. Casad.associate mat
ron ; Mts. Mary L. Trekell , secretary ; Mrs.
Kutb Gtiosor , treasuior. After the complete
work of organisation was through the mem
bers did Justice to nn elegant repast served
in the Masonic hall.
llnliiiniliill l.iidlex intertiiln. :
WKSI- POINT , Neb. , Feb. 13. [ Special to
Tim BnE. | The Bohemian ladles of this
cily gave a calico ball Wednesday evening ,
Thn ladles had tastefully decorated the hall
with pictures and ilacs. At tbo entrance
was an arch made of evergreen boughs. As
the couples ontoicd a beautiful bouquet was
pinned on ouch genllomun. The music \viis
furnished by I'rohasku's Bohemian band of
Omaha , About eighty-five couple were
present. About midnight the ladies gave a
supper. About : iJU : ! the dance broke up.
Attorney Wolll' Aeinltted. |
MIVIIKN , Nob. , Fob IS.-Special [ to Tin-
Bii : . ] J. N. Wolff , counly attorney , was
last niiht discharged at n preliminary hearing -
ing bofnro Jnsoph Pinkham , justice of tbo
peace. They made out a very slim circum
stantial case , which Wolff very easily over
throw.
Tore UlK Arm Oil'
Wu.ncii , Neb. , Feb. lb. ( Special Tele
gram to MIIK IJr.K. ] Samuel Randolph , a
former living llvo tulles southwest of hero ,
got his right arm caught In a corn sheller
and torn off close to the shoulder. There Is
slight chanca for his recovery.
Siiltou < ietK HII Institute.
SUTTOV , Nob. , Fob. 18. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : HUE. ] A Garten gold euro innltulo
for Iho cure of Iho liquor nnd opium habits
has boon osiublislied at Sutton wilhDr. hi ,
V. Clark In charge.
"The l.lltlo Muierlek. "
Time has loft Its tell-tale traces upon Miss
Magglo Mitchell , but she continues to piny
girlish roles with the nuivous animation
which has long been ono of her character
istics , She appeared ut tlio Boyd last eve
ning In her new play , "Tho Litilo Maver
lok , "
The play tells a pretty lavii story nnd per
mits Miss Mitchell to exhibit her customarv
transformation from a tough , uncouth girl
to a lady-IUo young woman. As May Perry
she is an orphan whom Petur Bunker , a
Texas cattle king , rosauos from the poorhouse
calls ' 'Thu Little May-
house , and no tier -
orick. "
Lord Kenwood seeks her out In America ,
supposing her Instead of himself to bo the
rightful owner of Kenwood manor. Ol
STRONGEST
HOMEGE UNCWITHOUTTM 6.'A LAPEL.
3Yitre an 1M E/A * lulM , rnrh at ill coil ,
the wit l" > u can bun.
Q/A llukrrli llt'nl of All ,
& 'A Krlni Toil rcnksi IIQJI tu S'A MnVer.
A HotV1' Ulanki u sold by uildi-idtra.
A nKNI/INKMIL'llUUKKUJiKlIlt KlllU'd'oKIIU
KUAIV'ATOIl | iirt nll ilo o iti bentuia It kllli
llio microbe urueriu rut upmiil rutnllurt In H , I
, thtf UU.tr 1 ) tnllniu. Hunt nujtrlioru \ > ra-
pild yn rccolpKif 1'tkviorC ' O. 1)Yoliiu > t Kiiar-
niuuotocur'o. Tao puullo Ir.iJu nn < l lu'jbiti un-
ullfltl tijr tb Kloi ur DriiK r < iini | vny , Ooiahi ; I ) . A
MJIchor. llu r , | Mvrcrnnil K. P. .Hirkora. Konth
Ooiaba ; A I ) . fmieruiU 11. J. Klltt. Cuunll Ilium
course she shocks her litiRllMi cousins , but
slin and Lord Kenwood full In lovo.
ThouMinl niiMtnilcntnmllnK follows. The
lord Is ordered to Join hit rositripnt for a
camiihtsn in tlio Soudan without ayltic cood-
byu , and hU latter of explanation is withheld
bv a vil'aln. ' A 'vlll in IConwood' * favor \ < \
found , nnd May I'orov rotttrnH to America
with the belief that Mm had boon Imely do-
sortcd. Two years at school work wonder *
In her tnantiors. Kenwood , who had
been wnumiod and kept in a hoMiltnl , tliiih
her out In America nnd all ends hapillv. |
The plot n lined out with n Kionch'iian soon
ltK an American heliv s to marry , a fnlr
American in love with utlo * , Iho Texas
cattle UtnR , an Iiish ton.itit , two mothers nnd
n coitplo of servants.
There is no perccptlblo ctianco lit Miss
Mitchell's nctiti ) ! from hur manner and
mannerisms of ten year * tieo , btitRhohasa
hold on public Interest that shows llttlo
aDiiloincnt. Her support Is reasonahlv K ° od
and the play Is thoroughly wholesome , besides -
sides nppca'lliiR to natlvo prulo.
. \rlrt-Tliomnn rnncrrl.
Ttio Ariel-Thomas combination gave a very
enjoynuloconceit last might In tlio concert
hall of the YoiltiK Men's C'hrlstian nssoola-
tton biiildlnp. Ttio singing of thn ladv qunr-
tctto was very iiielodlous and sweat as the
ripplitiRof n mountain stream. Whllonono
ot tholr voices arc rein.tritniilo In any Par
ticular , thov blciid most hnrnioitiously and
the articulation and intonation of the moro
dcllcatu D.issapes In Iho several selections
thny rondcroil .wero qiiltnhovond criticism.
Miss l-'ox mill Miss Hold did fairly well Insole
solo sliming nnd Mr. 1'iu-lt , in addition to
some very clover work as nccoiiipinlst ,
plavcd I'auor's fantasia , " ! . . ; Pa.so.ide , " In
OMtilslto | shape.
The humorous end of the combination , ren-
resented by Mr. .lohn Thorn is , was a ijro.H
success. In both sons nnd rocltitlon Mr.
Tliomas Is n prottv fair show of hliusolf. Ho
was recalled acaln and iie.dn. The audience
was larpo nnd ovorvbodv seemed lo bo thor
oughly pleased with iho entertainment ,
I'j./r.soA.i/ n : inn ii'//s.
N.V. . Wells of Schuylor Is at the Millard.
.1. O. Hamilton of Norfolic Is at the Millard.
.1. C. sVnlto of Lincoln U stopping at tlio
Murray.
K.V. . Kisk of Grand Island Is stopping at
the Murray.
M. K. Harrington of O'Nolll , Nob. , Is at
the Murray.
T.V. . I'OWOM of Chadron is stopping nt
the Millard.
R O. Osborn of Halo , Nob. , Is registered
at the Arcado.
A. T. Dutton of 1'otorsbure , Nob. , is stop
ping at thu Arcado.
II. H. Robinson of Ivlmb.ill , Nob. , is regis
tered at tlio 1'axton.
C.V. . Uovd of Gothenburg , Nob. , Is a
guast nt the 1'axton.
Mrs. Dulllold of Hhenandoah , la. , Is rogis-
tcred at tiio Murray.
J. I-1. ICcndnll. n stock man of Suporlor ,
Nob. , Is nt the Arcade.
Frank Mcllnrtnoy of Nobraslta City Is reg
istered nt the Paxton.
I'lcrson D. Smith of St. Kdwards , Nob. , Is
stopping at the i'axtoti.
J. M. Kdmiston and U.V. . ( Jerwig are
registered nt the 1'axton.
John L. Weber and wlfo of Fremont were
at the Dollono yesterday.
.1. H. Latbrop and wlfo of Kearney are
registered at the Millard.
.1. S. Walters and F. F. Ilenson of No-
bruska City r.ro nt the Arcado.
John McHrlde. mavor nnd county clerk of
O'Neill , Nob. , Is at the Arcado.
James B. Canlan and H. Coddlngton of
Kearney are domiciled nt the Millard.
O. G. Stobbins of vVntortown , S. D. , was
among tbo arrivals yesterday at the Paxton.
Phil C. Brayton of the Cold Day com
pany has hU thermometer with him"at the
Paxton.
Georco F. Knight and Thomas M tlcn-
ning of Pluttsmouth were among Iho arrivals
yesterday at tlio Uellono.
Mr. .1. I1. Daley and his niece. Miss Uoso
MoAdatn , are in Chicago , called there by the
serious illness of Mrs. McAilnm , a sister of
Mr. Daley.
Mr. Joseph P. Kcogh , rcpivsonting the
Chllds-Uroxol ho no for union printers at
Colorado Sprinirs , is in the city. The liome
is nearing completion and will bo dedicated
in May. Mr. Kcnch is Interested In the unb
licatiou of a book telling the story of the
homo.
Mr. W. A. Locrnn of Louisville , ICy. , is in
tlio city. Mr. Logan recently visited the
birthplace of Abraham Lincoln in Washing
ton county , Kentucky , with a view to pur
chasing the loir houco in which the martyred
president was born. IIo was ono day too
late , it having boon sold to a World's lair ex
hibitor for $1,000. It was a very rough lee
cabin , with ordinary spilt boards for n roof ,
nnd was owned bv an old darker.
Alleged OjiIiiloiiH < > r KurmiM'4.
ST. PAUL , Minn. , Feb. 18. In answer to n
telegram bent to the farmers ever the north
west by the Minneapolis chamber of commerce
morco , replies have been received showing
'
an almost'unanimous hontimont against the
anti-option bill before congress.
Dr. Olrnoy.nosuiind tnroiu BKI :
1TEARS AGO.
I was for tome time troubled \vftii
an obstlntito BASH or HUMOR , tlmt
Rjirwul over my face nnd breast. I con-
biilted physicians , nud tibctl iniitiy icinc-
dica without n cure. At tlicMiggeslitm
of : i fi it-mi I used 8wift'n Specific , which
completely cured me. This was two years
asro , nnd 1 luivcliad 110 return of the trouble
bleE. . II WIM.S. ClieMfilleld , Vn.
S. S. S. tht'Fult-M. . nnd best remedy
for all troubles of the IMond mid Skin. It
cures by rt'inovlng tlio cause , nnd nt thu
sui no tiiui ) btilUh up thu general health.
Scud forour Tri-nllse , mailed frio.
SWIFT Bl'KCIFlO CO , Atlanta , da.
lilt. n. 0 WIMTH NKItVK ANn IIIIAINTItHAT-
MKNTaipocmofnr llj.narli , lili/lnuti. KU < . Nini-
THluIn , Iloiidnchii , NurrntM I'roitrallon cnumvl liy nl-
I'oliol or luhnci'ii , Wiikofnliim , . Mental IViirmil in
rioflunlns ! of the llniln. .niniliu tininlty. mlsurr.
rtpcay , iloilli , I'rimiHturn Old A/o , llarrmimn * , I.OH
ufroTurliinltlinrHuv IllUHitniiry , Lnnrorrlioo'v nut
nil IVnmlo WiMkiuniui , Invnliiiilary l.imm , Siur
iimliirrlKiaiciiiitul by orer-orartlon f tin lir.ila
Bi'ir-iliiiHi' . ovur-lnililUiiiioj. A 'iiun'li'n Uflu'.unm'
II , I ! fur l'i , liy mall Wu liunr iitiia nix li-nei In
run1 Knell imlpr tir < * . brtto , irltliTi wilt iuni | * rt\t \
ton KUnr tntoo to rufiiiiil If tint c'lrnl. fiiuirnut'Ui '
Innuuil only by A .Sclirntor , Hr'U'Kltt i-olu n onti , ri.
K. cor li.lliuiiJ I'.iriiiiunU , Onuvlri. Noli.
CURB
A nuw mill I'omiilctQ Tri-ntnumt , rnnHltllnu of
guin lturli , lilnliiiunl In ( 'a ; > 5iilii , nl > In llax
nnill'IIU ; u I'lmlllTU turo for i\turnal : , llili'riml
Illliul or Illuuilliu Iti'liliU' . I'hrnnlu , Itwunt or
HcTi'ilHiiry rit' ! 'I'hli Ilimioitr lim iuiv < < r tiuuu
kniinn 10 tall fl pur hex U furii : nt \ < i mull
Why miiTi'r from ihu lurrihle illkeniK whnn a writ
ten Kiinr.inlri ) In | in lttvuljr irlviui MllliA liuxoi , to
refund Ihu inoiinr If not cnro'l Hun I Ktniiin fur
fri'O hninplo CuurinU'ta Uiuul tty Kuhii , V I'o
lHK. Kulo KKUIIU , corunr iJtli in > l
( > inulii. ; Neb
THE SHORTEST LINK TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul R'y , as represented
on this ma.
Steam Heated
Electric Lighted ,
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha tlaily at 6:20 : p. m , , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:30 : a. m.
City Ticket Oflicci : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha ,
F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent.
C. C. LINCOIN , Pass. Agent.
_ , _ . _ S ; Put It off , niul
i ? ' "L--- " " -C _ nolbing can save
- " " - - .ii. yon. rtntiflnU-
rn In Ilinc , Dr.
1'icrco's Uoldon Mollrnt Diwvvprylll ccr-
tnltily euro ,
U iiuivt HI done through thn Monl nnil
tlio "IMsmvpry" Is the nuKt ixitrnt Moixl.
clcnu'wr , Mivi tliivstorvr , iiiul lli-vh Imilder
tlmt' < kiiomi to incillcnl si'lruco. The scrof
ulous alfci'tlon of the liing tlmt'i calletl
t'omumptloii , niul cvorv form of Scrofula
nud Mcxxl talut-i , nil yield t ; it. TorViilc
Lungs , SplttlliR of llkxxl , Hronchltl * , A th-
Ilia , nnd nil fcvoiv , litiKoriuj ; iMUclii , it's nn
iincitinlnl | remedy. It's the onlji ono that's
( /mini nlml If It dix-sn't lionctU or i'ttri ,
In every coio , you have your money Kick.
Can anything else , nt nny prliv , U ) ivnlly
as cheap )
You iay only for valno reoeivcil
Somothitif ; rlv. that ixiys the dealer lict-
tor , may IM > olTereil ns " jiwt ns pwxl 1'er.
Imps it'is , for Aim , lint It can't ito , for ( /on.
IS CAUSED BY A COLD
Wlllrll l'ttlO < til 1111(1 ( 111 HllltM til1 ,1tf tl1T > (34 IPllltl
to the lun U H th * lu'jlnniru nf
Bronchial Consumption
Ami If luvli'ctol li sil < tu tint ilNo.niivtyr
A xlmrp , im'liilllu rouiili nei "Miiwnloi It 1'ilknlt lu
time unit 3011 onn cortuliily I'liro It ulih
SCHEMCK'S
3flf&S !
\Vlili-li Is Wltlniiit an Kqunl Tor
BRONCHITIS
niul for all tllnM ui loitllnK up to run ! int'liMlini ;
lr ) , Si'lii'iirlv'H Von Ilinik on
Iho LIIIII- * , l.hcr niul Kliuiiiicli , sltdiilil ho
ill OHM1) llOIIIC. Sfllt TlVC.
Hr-IJI. Srlicnck \ Son.I'lilluIcliililiul'ft
" 14 YEARS
NERVINE , "
RnysA F. Stnrte
IVnn fun , N Y.
" 10 vis. of Sick
Headache ( urotl
by TWO llotlli'8 , "
Hmcllno Flint ,
OtttiWA , Ohio. Norvlno l tlio quick irmcily for
HIi'i'iileBennoD , Norvoiw Prostration , Epllnpsy , ht.
Vlliis' Dunce , Opium llalilt. > ioruniB lr | M > pain ,
IlTdtorla , ConviilHiouB , Ni > unvlilH ; , 1'nralynin , etc ,
ThoiiBnniln ( "Hllfy. Trial Ilottlu , oli'L'nnt Hook
Free fit druggists. Miles JleJIculOo KlkhurtInL
Kor-inlo liy ICnhn & Co. , 1'ilh iind Douglas
. , , . . ,
* * .i.-itiuii iii iiiiiui A I mil in
tlio HackTola HnniMor.cct ]
Hail Circulation lllilu Lines '
unilor tin' I' - ' -
nmlnilotlui. . . . . . . . . . . .
lllood Ili ) pn e4 In oltli chicu
But
or soi. They malto
fereis fiom
ncirliealth > hln xl
. liorniiRoiiicnt
re3tort'lli Nui.
of the Scrvi > .
ouj Syston.
linpitro lllooil
01
nnd b r I n a i ' 'nst ' Krroi fliimlrt
riiti nu-lnLi llli.llOllll'H
Hush hi-olth or < < 'loiilo 1MIU , Ihe
r ft > lnl. K.ir rule Inr Driiir
slnti1 , nrpctit ! > J mall.
SAFE , CERTAIN , SPEEBY.
stomps iiiiCDK'iM. : co. ,
roii svi.i : is OMAHA. siu : , uv
Jitihn .Vtn. , Cn.r 15th & Duu luSM
J A rullor &lo. . Cor. 14lli.t DouuloaSts.
A. U Fobtcr A Co , Council IllulK In.
, , . . .
IMF III r .dSMJTMM KZHWDBOM
CUBEB
BQUSH CURE
IS A
One Minute Remedy
I'or all affections of the
Throat , Lungs anil llronchlil fubis
nXCKPTCONSUMPTION
12D A.NIJ GO GLINTS.
Tor Sulo liy Dru Klsls.
lUroc S'lKlitt ami Mitiinlny Mutlnuo ,
Thursday , Feb. 18th.
Aii'orlcu ' t KarorlU' , thu Inlinltiililu liiiui'illrnlin ,
Maggie
In : i now iilnr. rltti'ii nxpn'mlj for her. by C T.
I > , V/.I.V , unlltliMl ,
The Little Maverick ,
tuiKROiiiont of Mil. Cll.\b AliUOTT
l'rlL ! K nn uitiinl.
SI 'Phpjlloi1 ' | l > ol > I'r'A"
OU lllUltl/l / I'liic-i- : ,
Every Night This Week.
'I m toru iJl in
A.AKCDN H. WOOUIIUlALx
In tlu' ' Now KiiKlmuluniL'tl /
UNCLE BCIBAM.
support M by n ntr'tnc cmnpatty liulii'llntf MH.H
TUUIA < jltls\YOM ) MattncH utiinliiy
BOYD'S Scciifi-y" -
TH TWRE. f Sprrial
I'liroKoll Aipuar.ince | In this I' tj of
Ml SARAH BBKNIIARD1
ruder the lUriwlton of Messrs , llciuy l _
Abt > u ) < ind Miinrli'D CJriiu , l'i"su
LA TOSCA.
Drnii'ii In I'l
SEATS IN ORCHESTRA $3,00
FIRST FIVE ROWS IN CIRCLE . - 3.00
LAST FIVE ROWS IN CinCU 2.50
FIRST FOUR ROWS IN BALCONY. . . 2,00
LAST FIVE ROWS IN BALCOKY 2.00
HEAR BALCONY 1.50
LOWER BOXES 25.00
BALCONY BOXES 15.00
° .50
nlu upcilf lit IIu'clocfc 'i'liurmlftx lil'i '
fll
I ) I 1'01'UI.AK
JOHN S
Woild'n rii.v.ip'on Toll , -'I , | HARRIEOII
HuncHy Mutluei' , BuiuliiT NUIit. Miiuilnr NlKlit , la
lluiu-nu II. llnrrlxiu'i .Hi , ( ' 5 fnl Cmiivlr Druum
110SKST IIKARFS anil WILLING HANDS.
Tutml'iy NUIilYilnorl.ir Matluno , Wiiiliiumlnr
NlKliI , Tliclr l/jtu t ( Inml oucinm ,
BROPERICK AGRA.
K D bl N M U S 15 M
Till ! ( JUKIIN OK DANUCIId ,
MF < S. MIL.L.IE PRICE DOW.
AjiiitMirs nt II , I , 8 , J ) niul 10 o'clock.
Krldur lmlle ' otivinlrd r , ilognnt imnn
of Mr , 1 > < > W | irt enleil tu Ilia Udlui.
lOc Admits to All tOo
