2 Tim UMAKA DAILY BEE''IIUUSDAY. , . JULY 28 , IS92.
C1IAIIA WINS THE DOUBLES
Cullingham nut ! Battin Defeat Wahlijuist
and Eungan in tbo Finals ,
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SOME FINE TENNIS PLAY EXHIBITED
Although the AVfiikor Tcnin , the limiting !
I'll I r 1'liiyml with surprising Vigor mid
Compelled tlio Oiniilm Tram to
J'.iiru Its Victory.
HASTINGS , Nob. , July U7. ( Special Tolc-
cram toTiin UBK.J The llnol match of the
Mobraska Lawn Tennis association tourna
ment fordoublos was p'.ayod here this after
noon botwcon the victors of yesterday's '
Kanio. Cullingham nnd Uattln of Omaha
ployed four sets with 0. B. Wahlquist and
nnd U. 8. Duncan of Hastings. A shower
Just provlous to the beginning of the final
cooled the air , mid at the same tlmo mndo
the courts all qulto muddy , but la a hall
hour the ground was passably ary nnd the
match was begun and the Queen City boys
\vorocloarly outmatched , but they played
\Uthnvlgorthtitsurprlsed ovcrvono. They
managed to secure ono sot out of four and
Rccurcd 111 aces against 130 for their oppo
nents In thlrty-nlno gatnos. Eight games
and ono set were douccs. Score : Culling-
liamand Hattln. 0 ! ) ; 0-4 ; Wnblqulst and
Dungan , 8 0 ; Culllngbam end Oaliln , 0 1.
NATIONAL I.KAOUi : .
rittnliure' " MUllln J'ull Down the r.o.ideni
In Kimy Stylo.
1'nir.AnBt.rnu , PH. , July 27. Plttsburg
had no trouble In winning today. Weather
hot ; attendance , 'J.'JUJ. Score :
nttsburR 0 00013001 5
I'ltllndclphla 0 1
tilts : I'lttslnir ? . 11 : Philadelphia 7. Errors :
I'lttsbnrp. ' , ' ! Philadelphia , 4. Karnoil runs :
1'ltlshnrKlatteries ( : Kspoy nnd Miller ;
Wayhlnu and ( Jlemonts.
NKW YOIIK , July i7. ! The Now York loam
acorod another well earned victory at the
Polo grounds today , defeating Louisville
with something to spare. Attendance , 1,135.
Weather scorching. Score :
New York 0 20040001 7
Louisville. 1 00100000 2
Hits : Now York , 0 ; Louisville , a Errors :
New York , 4 : Louisville , I. Knrncd runs : now
York. 1 ; Louisville. 1. Il.iltorlos : Crane and
Doyle ; Clausen und Weaver.
lUi.TiMonr , Md. , July -7. ! The Qaltlmorna
had an cany tlmo In shutting out the St.
Louis team today. Attendance , 2,000. Score :
llnltlmoro 0 12
Ht. Louis 0 00000000 0
Hits : Daltlmore , ir ; St. Louis. 0. Krrors :
Ilultlinorc , II ; St , LouK : i. l-.arnou rntia : Ital-
tlmoro. S. Kiitturlos : McMahon and Kobln-
BUII : Oalvln nnd llucklev.
WASIIISOTON , IJ. C. , July 27. For six In
nings today's prune was clo&u , but after that
the Colts pulled ahead. Weather warm ;
attendance , 1,409. Score :
Washington 10000 001 - 3
Chicago 0 * 7
Hits : Wiislilnston. 5 ; Ohlcngo , 10. Errors :
Wnshltigton , fi ; Chicago , 0. Kaiiicd runs :
iriishlnuton , I : Chicago , 1. Iluttnrlos : Dur-
yea nnd .McCulre ; Iltituhlnson und Schrlver.
BIIOOKI.VN , N. Y. , July 27. Clnrkson , tbo
cx-Bostonian , was put in to pitch airaiust the
Brooklyns today , but bo was freely batteii
when runs were needed. Attendance , 1,472.
Score :
Olovolnnd 0 10102000 4
UrnoUlyn 0 0100002 * 0
Hits : Cleveland , 7 : Itronldyn , 0. Errors :
Olevoland. fl ; Hrooklyn , 4. E.irncd runs :
HrooUlyn , 5. lotteries : Clurkson und /,1m-
mnr ; Stein and Klnslo\v.
ilosTdN , Muss. , July 27. Chamberlain was
cITectluo most of tbo tlmo today but slipped
up In the second wbon bo bit two batsmen ,
both scoring on Daly's hit and Mcl'hoo's
errors. Weather hot ; attendance 1,118.
Score i
iionon o 20000021 r
Cincinnati
lilts Iloslon , II Cincinnati , 7. llos
: : Errors : .
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* . $ * , U Ct JMi lJl * ' tv * * = : , , .r tv. t
CutTiiiLerTiiln unu vanillin.
Standing ot tlio Ten inn.
A310NU T1IK AMATJIUHS.
Kenrnry nnd Iluldrngn Fitly n Very Trolly
KKAIINBV , Nob. , July -27. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BnE.l A very interesting
Kama of ball was played here today between
Iloldrepo nnd Kearney , but owing to tbo
threatening wnather an unusually small
crowd turned out. Kearney found the
visiting pltebor for ton uns in the lourth
innlnp , whlio Ulack , tbo homo pitcher , con-
lined his vUitora to Ihroo runs. Iloldroge
put up o Rood game of fielding , but were not
In tt when at bnt. The features were Fowl
er's play at second and the hard hitting of
the homo team. Score :
Kearney o 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0-10
lloldrejje o 3
Hits : Kearney , 12 ; HoIdruRO. S. Kuns
onriiod : Koarnoy. 8. Stolen buses : Koarnoy.
it lloldroijo , 3. Krrors : Kearney , 7 ; Uol-
drogo , 4. Tlmo , ono hour and forty-live min
utes , untplru : MoLuuKhlln.
The Forest Lawns defeated the Twen
tieth Street Stars yesterday by tnis acoro :
Forest Lawns 0000224 ] 4 13
Twentieth St. Stars. 003000000-3
Ilattorlos : Korcst Lawns , Nester und Alox-
" 'lor : TnoiitJulli Strpot Stars. Loni.y und
Sjnllli. Illis : j-orost Lawns , 10 ; Twentieth
Htrcot Mills , 4. L'rrors : forest Lawns , 4 ;
Twentieth Street Stars , 7.
L.KMAK8 , la. , July 27. fSpocInl Telegram
toTinsllKi : . ] Tito garno today between the
homo team and the Blair team was called nt
the end of tbo third Inning , the score stand-
liiK 7 to 0 In favor of Lomnra.
rutomuo OntriiiM I.ountiika In u Scnia-
BIUCII UACE TIUCK , N. Y. , July
27. Tbo feature of this afternoon's racing
was Potomac's dofoatof Loantnua , the former
covering the mlle In 1:40 : Hat. Loantoko
lookad all over a wlnnor nt the end of the
snvon furloncs , butL-imbloy had a lot up his
sleeve , and I'otonmo passed Lontunka n six-
tcnnth from tbo ilnlsh and shut him out bv
tnltlnc the Inner rail. Loantnka's Jookoj-
MoUermott. pulled up Just In time to prevent -
vent both himself nnd his horse from going
over the fence into the Hold. A foul was
claimed but not allowed.
Another good race was the ilfth , for which
\\attorson , second choice , defeated the sup
posedly luvluciblo fnvorlto , Lord Dalmony.
The sport began with a crushing aofout for
the a to B fnvoriU ) Fit-oily , Alrsbuft , 0 to J ,
nnd Centaur , 40 to 1 , llnishlng ilrst and sooi
end in iront of the choice. Stowaway , a 3 to
1 second cbolcf , won the second race from
end to ond. There was ono maiden loss ot the
ucaeh when Theirs L. , 5 to 1 , Johnny Uairan
up. took the third race by n head from Uon
Voyage , niilot Doux colt , 10 to 1 , Borgun
up. tooic the lust ruco from Mncktutosh , 5 to
2 , by a nook. Sumnmrlos :
Mr tracono\unfurlonits : AlrshuH (5 ( tot )
Slfa BlK'V.iS1.S0tf0m' ' ' - "lro" * " *
Hoconil raoe. llvo fnrlonss : to
Third tlvo Theirs
1'oiirth raco. ono mllui '
I'olonme ( oven ) won
Jnlrlu" , ' " ! ? ] . , . " 1'1"1' 0 " > to jl
Kif tli ruco. six und oiio-hulf furlongs : \Vat
turBon (2 ( to II won. Lord Dnlmuiiy i MS ) koo-
omCount ( I to II third. Tlmo : Iiiv. :
r clllv" fiirlouuH : lllllot Don * rolt
- Vor-
Thlril llay.
BAIIATOOA , N. Y. , July ar. Today won the
thfrd day of tha race meeting Uoro. The
event * on the program Included the Alabama
Btnkcs for ! Uvaur-od , ) tllllos and the Ti-ov
Btakoi for all OBOI. The woattior was brleb't
and xvarui with ccollnn brooros , Tbo track
> vn In line condition. Summation
I'lrjit raco. flvu fnrlougsi Jnponl
' ' < rthU " U ' ° 1c
W rd
Hccond ruoe. AluhnWu stakes , mlle d ono-
'jhtht ' imiiie U toft ) won In i:47fi. : Keg rlt
n.l ) yecona , MlM Dlxlu (4 ( to U third.
Tlilrd raiOj wllo aua ono-sUtcunth ; Qtttyb-
burif (3 to 1) ) won In 1IOH , OnniblsrfO toS
second , Hnlnoll to Hi ) third.
I'ourth rnco. Troy stakes , thrnc-foitrtlisof a
mlloi Htoncnoll (5 ( to 1) ) won In 1:14 : , Major
l > onio ( I to 4) second , lllval ( l.'i to 1) ) third.
Plf lli race , Heron-eighths of a mlle ! llustcod
luvon money ) won In ISW. Inferno ( oven ) second
end , llrnstcls third.
Tula City ItrnultK.
ST. PAUL , Minn. , July 27. The second day
of the Twin City Jockey club rucos drew an
other big crowd , but the horses bad to run
in a sea ot mud ,
Tlrst rnco. ono mlle ! Ooldilano ( I to 01 won.
Little llnck ( H to 1) ) second , I'antalctto (15 ( to I )
third. Tlmo : Ift3t : { .
Second nica. for ; i-yoiir-olils und up , sovoti
furlongs ; Tllllo 8(5 ( to 2) ) wont Allco I ) ( uvnn )
second. Dewberry (10 ( to II third. Time : 1:37 : ! ( .
Third raco. Mlnnontiolfo stnUes for i-yoar-
olil , ono and ono-iUtoenth mlle : Looltoul
(7 ( to 1) ) won. ft. Oroix ( even ) second , Adolph (10 (
to I ) third , Tlmo : ItUU.
Kourlh race , flvo furlongs , malilon 2-yoar-
olds : Lnkolund (4 ( to 5) ) won , Snarley the
HmiiKKler ( It ) to Isecond ) , Wild Huntress ( U to
1) ) third. Timor 1:10. :
1'lftli r.irc. ono mlle ! Llllltui Lindsay (0 ( to
T ) won , Orott Illxon (4 ( to II second , Hoyal Uar-
tor(2tol ( ) third. Tlmo : liiJJi.
Trotting at Clcvctiiiul.
CI.RVRI.ANU. O. , July 27. llain about the
middla of the afternoon made the track heavy ,
but seine of the performances were remark-
nblo In splto of that fact. The ttrao mndo In
tho2:27 : class was very fast. Attendance
largo. Summaries :
Ciuss 2ll : ) , trotting , purse J'2.on : Mnrtlia
Wllkus won. NlRlitlnitilo second , I'rlnco M.
thlul. Tlmo : v : ! ; . 2:11) : . 2i : ; > ! J.
. . Grant Ah-
Kroo-for-lill pacliic. pursu Jl.ftOO.
dtillnb won , Htipco seooml , Tologr.im third ,
Timo:2iau. : : 2iP : ( ( , Ji7'.i.
2:27 : class , trottlnz. pnrso s > , ooo. nullntsbcd ,
H. C. T. . The K tvon und Mannollu each won
two boats. Time : 2:2i---.1lli. : ! { : 2:2u : ? . { , 2:2ux. :
2:2355,2:23. : :
Itrudy for tlio I.yoim itiicus.
LYONS , Nob. . July " . -Special [ to Tin
BKE. | The rnqo mooting next week prom
Iscs to bo n most brilliant and successful
affair. The trncic Is in excellent condition
and many horses are already on the grounds.
Tbo races opouTuosauy nnd last uuttl Satur
day.
Tips ( ar Todiiy.
Here arc the likely chances offered by the
card nt .Momnontb park track for today :
1. May Win lliipamiy.
S. Mendicant Raindrop.
3. LocohotobPO Adolbilt ,
4. Jlurry Monureli Tenuy.
5. Doctor InqUo.
0. Kumorso Nomad ,
AMONG Till : I'UC I LISTS.
1'nrtnec lliirrUou Talks uf Stilly'n Certainty
of Whipping Corbet t.
Duncan B. Harrison , manager and pro
prletor of the "Llttlo Tippet" company ,
which opens up at the Farnam Streo
theater Sunday night , dropped in on the
sporting editor yesterday afternoon for a
llttlo social chat. Colonel Harrison , It wll
ho remoinbred , was associated with John Li
Sullivan In the "Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands" theatrical venture nnd Is about ns
familiar with tba big fellow's idiosyncrasies
and peculiarities ns the next ono , and ns n
matter of course the conversation wasn't
long In turning on this subject.
"How ubout Sully , anyway. In his light
with Corbott next September ! " was n query
put to Mr. Harrison.
"Why , ho'll whip him sure , that's nl
there is to It , and do tt too with the Ilrst good
punch ho gets In. 1 think Sullivan is nn ingrate -
grate ami totally without any of tbo relining
sentiments of u gentleman. Still ho is the
greatest pugilist on top of the earth , and the
man don't live , in my estimation , who can
conquer htm. "
"Will you go to the flghtl"
"I want tu very much , nnd if I can possi
bly shape my business affairs to harmonize
with the trip , I cortalnlyshnll. 13y the way ,
you uro to have a contest here Saturday
night next that will bo worth any man' !
money , ' and It catches mo suro. They toll
mo In Chicago that this Hvun is a cracUor-
jack suro. "
"Oh , by the way , Mr. Harrison , the Inter
Ocean says you say Corbott will punch Sully
full of holes In a round or two. Have you
changed your opinion slnco arriving in
Orouhu ? "
"That's rot. I bollovo honestly und firmly
r o,1 _ T-f Ukhr , _ ] . ,
with Pompadour Jim. "
Dlrlc TulU the Itruson Why.
CHICAGO , 111. , July 27. To the Sporting
Editor of Tun BKB : I have Just tlmo for a
line 01 * two In explanation of my falluro to
meet Oriflln. Zoko Murdock , my backer ,
got scared nnd forfeited the raonoy up. Mur
dock was not justified in this , as I was
training bard and confidant ot winning.
Everyone about Davenport is stuck on
Oriflln. They think ho Is a world
boater , and by their constant bluft and
wind frightened Murdock off. I got other
backing immediately , however , buttheUrif-
fln pconlo would not listen to another match.
Ho , himself , wn * well sutisllod with the for
feit money , which was S20U.
I leave for Now York city this evening ,
where I have the assurance of n good rantcft
before the Coney Island Athletic club. I
will wriio you us soon ns I arrive there and
learn what they have lor mo. I see there is
golnp to bo n big crowd at the Uvan-Wllkos
contests , and , barring accidents , Ilynn ought
to win hands down. Give him my best.
DICK MOOIIE.
Will Wear John ! . . ' Colors.
The colors that will bo worn by Tommy
Ryan In his contest with Jack Wllltos at
South Omaha Saturday night are tba same
as worn by John L. Sullivan in his fight
with Jake Kllraln at Rlchburg. They con
sist of u whlto silk square with a line por-
traltura of John L. for the body , and the
corners ntv decorated with a sunmrock ,
harp , the sun and tha star spangled banner.
They are on exhibition ut Frank Handle's
cigar store.
I..1ST 01' THU JtKOATTA.
Cloning lleuti of thu National Content nt
Sunitogit.
SAIIATOOA , N. Y. , July 27. Final hoots of the
national regatta were rowed this afternoon.
The sea was rather choppy. The senior sin
gles was won by John J. Ryan of Toronto in
10:24. : Edwin Ilumluy of Philadelphia wus
next In lu)5. : )
The Junior singles was won by Peter
Lolmnoy of Albany , N. Y. , In 11:25 : ; Cady
of Now York second In 11 MO.
Tbo pulr-oarod ruco was not a satisfactory
ono , tbo crown faring badly In the rough
water. The Detroits collided with the Non
pareils , knocking a bolo in their boat ,
Stundisb and Lyon won in 102t ; : ; Iluonockor
and Hceht of the lonas second In 10:55. :
Tbo double Bliulls were vron by Park and
Hcadly of Philadelphia , in tlii ; : , Qumn nnd
Froeth of Brooklyn second in Ui-iS.x
Tbero was wretched steering In the junior
fours and the Astoria sank from the damage
It received in n collision. The Arlons of
Baltimore won in 0:10.
jn ino HOinur louruiuo Moaocs or at. Louis
and the Wyandottos of Michigan inado u
dead heat In1:0:1. : : . T'.io Arconuuts of Tor
onto und the Atlautas of New York fouled
near the llnUh.
In the junior eights tbo Kvorotts of Boston
nulled clear nwny from the Dauntless of
Now York , winning in U:05Vf. :
In the senior eighty the Athletics of Now
York , known as the "Chippie * , " won with
Base In 7:55. :
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THAI" AND IJU.V.
1'rctty MioiiUiiK at I.nm.ira.
s , la. , July 27. [ Special Telegram to
TIIU BKK.J Some excellent sporting has
boon wltnosiicd today at the shooting tourna
ment of the Lomnrs Gun club , which com-
noticed .voston'.uy and lasts three days. A
urge number of sportsman are present.
among thum uomo of tbo best shots In the
state. Tbo best shooting today was In tbo
: wnnty slnclo-turuot about , Budd , Hughes ,
12d Trotter and Kckonuan inuulnjj nineteen
uach.
_
IlninU < luii Club hhoot.
The regular weekly shoot of tha flomls
I'nrk Gun club will bo hold on tholr now
grounds across tbo rlvor this afternooa ,
I'lrnt AlotlmdUt Clitiruli
Lightning struck the First Methodist
ohurcu about 11 o'clock last night. A large
lortlou of the roollus : wnu torn oft . The o
nspecllncc tbo building from the aidotvalk
shortly after iho bolt struck could not do.
ormlno the oxtoat of the daaiogo , but It op-
loarod to bo considerable.
TWO ANARCHISTS IMPLICATED
MOD. Arrostad Who Arc Bollevocl to Have
Boon foreman's ' Accessories.
THEY DENY ALL KNOWLEDGE OF THE PLOT
Police-men Dlncnvorn MlnltUiira Amount n
tlio llnniool Olio of tlio Accused Who
Win Seen With rrlolt'n
Would-Ho Sliiyer.
PiTTSiiuito , PH. , July27. The nrrosts of F
Mollick at Long U ranoh nnd 11. I3nuor in
Allegheny will , It Is .boltovoil by the police
greatly aid thorn In clearing tbo myatory thn
surrounds tbo would-be assassin nnd nnarch
1st , Bergman. Mollick Is 'tho man who son
Bergman tbo money from Lena Branch lixit
wcok and Bauer is tbo recognized louder o
tbo anarchists In this section. Hosucccedoi
Herr Frick upon tbo death of tbo luttor two
years ntro , as the nRont for the distributloi
of nnarchlstlo literature , and tbo pollco have
been watching htm for sonio months. Ho
was nrrostod nt Ills homo , 7(5 ( Spring Garden
avenue , Allegheny , by Detectives Shore and
McLelch and Is now in the central station.
Hnuor showed no surprise When arrested
and took the matter coolly. He admitted bo
was the agent hero for the distribution o
anarchistic documents and that ho hud .son
the circular * to liomostend which wore or
dcrcd uonflscnlod by General Snowdon , do
denies all knowledge of the nttompt on Mr
Frlek's Ufa and says that bo bad novormo
or hoard of Bergman till last weak , when hemet
mot him at Ivnold's house. There xvoro two
meetings , ho said , oacli ono by acoidont , ant
Bergman tola him ho was hero to got worlc
Bauer told him It wus a bad tnno to bun
work on account of the llomostoail trouble.
Ho said ho had not soon Bergman since las
Thursany , When searched at thn statioi
bouso a pold watch and chain , two keys and a
nubscription book for money received for tbo
anarchist group of which Bnuor Is the leaner
wcro found on his parson.
Uncurtliud nil ArHrniil.
At Bauer's house , however , the police un
earthed a small sized arsonal. They foum
n breech-loading riilo , an American bulldog
revolver nnd a largo quantity of cartridges
running In slzo from 2:3 : to 44 caliber .A
mysterious loaning rod object was also fount
In his room. It was the size of a largo
mnrblo and had a string attached nt ono ona
The police believe It Is some sort of an ex
ploslvo. Various Incendiary papers were
also found , together with a book on anarchy
receipts , etc. It is believed that tbo accuse i.
destroyed all papers tending to * crlmlnato
him when Prick was shot.
Biiuer Is about HO years of axe , very In
tolligout looking , and much cleaner in appearance
poaranco than the nvorago anarchist. The
Allegheny police say ho is one of the most
violent in this section. They bqliovo thoi
have a gooa cuso atralnst film. On lost
Saturday morning Bnucrls said to have bean
seen loitering in the vicinity ot the
Duqtiosno club on Sixth avcnuo , where Mr.
Frick took his meals. Chitif Murphy says
that when Bergman entered the Uhronicle-
Telegraph building last Saturday ho was
not alono. There was another man with him
ami when Bergmun started up the stairs the
stranger passed a package to him. This
pacKugo is said to have contained cither tbo
revolver with which Mr. Friok was shot or
the dynumito cartridge with which Bergman
attempted to blow his own bead off. Bauer
is suspected of being tbo roan who handei
the paokaeo to Borcman. Several persons
saw tbo incident and the description o
Bergman's companion they furnish Ills
Bauer to perfection.
Uono Alter .Mollick.
Upon receipt of tbo news that Mollick hat
been captured , Chief Brown instructed Su
permtondent O'Mara to go to Long Branch
und await papers wbicb were forwarded im
mediately. Inspector McKclvio tnudo the
nno-n- iinArcopy ° "or rr7 tOgU'QOV"Wlfll [ "thO
warrant for Molllck's arrest , was sent on to
Superintendent O'Mara at. Long Branch.
Tbo information is In the usual form ani
charges that F. Molliclc of Long Brancn was
an accessory before and after the foot In the
felonious shooting und stabbing of II. 0.
Frick. Ho will bo brought here for trial.
Caspar Kr.old , the anarchist arrested last
night , Is still at the Central station. No in
formation has yet been made against him
und ho will bo detained In the s-.ation till his
record nnd connection with Bergman are
rr.oro fully investigated.
Bergman indicated his Intention to mane a
statement to the Associated Press of his
reasons for shooting H. C. Friek and his
story of the attempted assassination as soon
ns he should bo settled in the Jail. An at
tempt was mndo to sea the young man , but
Warden McAleese declined for the present.to
permit anybody to have access to the pris
oner whether with bis consent or not. It
was tiually airreed , however , that Bergman
should oe asked for a rUtomont for tbo
prois if ho cboio to make ono , and that after
tbls hud boon rovlowed by tbo authorities it
should bo given out.
TO IILOW VI' THE MILLS.
AunrchlHtB Turn uii the Gas , but Their
Scheme 1 Discovered.
PiTTsuuita , Pa. , July 27. It Is just learned
that an attempt was made to blow up Car-
ucgio'a Union mills in tbU city. During the
absence of the engineer some ono turned on
tha unllghtod gas in the furnaces. The dis
covery of the foot was made in tlrao to pre
vent an explosion. Ono hundred and fifty
men were in the department at the titno and
many lives would have been lost.
Bauer sajs there are 000 anarchists In
Pittsburg and 1,000 In western Pennsylvania.
The police uro itooplng u strict lookout for
anarchists. Inspector McICelvoy says Berg
man Is only tbo tool of conspirators. Tlio an-
urohists were getting ready to carry out a gi-
paatio scheme. An attempt would have been
made on the lives of several prominent citi
zens. This aficrnoon two anarchistsCharles
Fluster nnd August Tirnohk of Allegheny ,
called at the station to sco Bauor. They
were arms tod.
Tlio Situation In Idaho.
Boist : , Idaho , July 27. United' ' States
Marshal I'lnltham" has arrived from the
Cujurtl"Alono district with the mine rlnc-
leaders of the recent disturbance In custody.
WAIIUNBK , Idaho , July ! i7. Orders have
boon issued from General Carlir.'a head
quarters directing the Twontv-socond nnd
rwonty-llfth infantry to return to their
proper stations. The Fourteenth ; infantry
will bo hold at Wallace until tbo'prUonors
ield there uro disposed of ,
Another Arrest fur Murder.
HOMESTEAD , Pa. . July 27. James Close , a
charger und drawer of furnaces , was arrested
ast evening on a charge of wilful murder ,
iroforrod by the Uurnoglo ofllclnls , Ac-
: ordlng to Close's story bo was threatened
.hat unless bo went baok In the mills Ills
'ather would bo nrrostad for murder , and
that when ho provad that his father bad
sailed for Wales before the Pinkortoa battle
bis arrest followed.
O'lluniifll Denies.
HOMESTEAD , PH. , July 27 Hugh O'Don-
icll says that ho did not authorize the cor
respondents to treat with the , Carnoglo people -
plo with a vlow to ending the trouble by the
aurronaor of the moo. Tbo correspondents
took u Joking remark of hU In oarnostncsss ,
and endeavored to negotiate n settlement.
Thn I'lro Iteenrd.
BBUHXO , Mich. , July 137. At midnight
Sunday night Uro started in tbo kltshon of
tbo Hotel Norger und soon destroyed tbo
\vuolo building. The house was full of
: uots , many ot whom bad narrow escapes
from burning. Twenty.llvo thousand dollars
will cover tba total losa.
MADISON. Wis. , July 27 , Flro this morn-
ng almost totally destroyed tbo llttlo town of
Jane , ton miles northwest on the Chicago &
Northwestern road , The grain elevators ,
Btoro-j , blacksmith shop and tliroo dwellings
were bunted. Loss , (30,000.
Knit Acnliut tlio Wutuh Trim.
NEW Yoitif , July 27--Paper have been
filed In tbo supreme court and tbo circuit
court ot tbo United Htatos , summoning tbo
parties compojlog what la commonly knovm
as the AraeriSrn:3\ttch ( trust to answer
the charge of cotupirnly against tbo business
of the Douber . Wftti-l Cft'so lanufncturlng
company ot OiAton , J. The suit Involve *
la both cases ta
THE ATMACD ON CABTEn.
U i _
An Old-Timer ] ffiikp t IMnln Btntnmrnt of
Facts CoWjprnii ; tlio ChnrRC * .
In a recent Ijjfuo If the Omaha World-
Herald appeared an Jrtlclo the Intention of
which was to lnui&a ] \ character ot Hon.
Thomas Carter , cbjuman of the republican
national commlto ? It recounted business
transactions In Uiit county tnoro than
twelve years nj $ Jfh ( vhleh Mr. Carter was
said to have booElfrtibrtnulpal. In yeitor-
day's Issue of \Vif-ld-llorald nppoarod a
roprlnt dispatch tinier Burlington date ,
token from the Chldgo Herald , In which
the statement was ilado that Mr. C-utor
wai simply in tha omjloy ot ona H. B. Hoot ,
who was thn prlnclial in the Burt county
transactions alleged t > the World-Herald to
bo fraudulent. 1
A cltUon of Omihn'who ' resided In Burt
county twelve .vej ago and has lull
knowledge of the sihjoot , requests Tin :
BF.I : to publish the fjllowlng statcmont of
facts :
' 'Tho World-Horaldh few days ago prop
agated ono of Its tkrvelons tales about
'Footprints of Tlmo' u ) In Burt county , nnd
very feebly oltomul o connect the chair
man of tno national republican committee ,
Hon. Thomas Cartor.Kvith tbo same. The
World-Herald footprliu KVO ! such ovldcnco
of both web a-.iu sphy footodnoss that It
Is hardly worth whlll to notice the traik ,
but as u few resldUts of Nebraska may
want to know the faob , they are here given
from most reliable sojrcos. As to Mr. Carter -
tor , ho Is anutQ onougu to know whether ho
needs any defense or ibt , and no doubt will
act accordingly ; tlierl is no defense needed
here , nor will any bo made , ns to his part in
, the transaullon , '
'TUo simple , plain ftcts are that a publish-
Inc house in Burllnaun. la. , nmone other
publications" got out I condensed historical
compondlum called Footprints of Time. '
A Mr. U. B. Hoot waJ the head and front of
the offondlnc llrm. AJnong other young men
employed to solicit forthls and other works
was Mr. Thomas Carbr. Ho nrovod him
self capable , energetic , nnd rallablo , and soon
became a valuable miii In that business , as
ho has In every other jvntkot Ufa that ho has
attempted. In the tctnsnctinns in or about
Tokamah , liurt county , ' whatever may de
velop to have boon Mi. Hoot's part therein ,
Mr. Carter was slrapH an agent , an employe ,
and there is not a scintilla of ovldonco to
show that ho ever got ! a part of this land , or
received any bnnelit ( whatever therefrom ,
except Ins legitimate commission as a book
agent , and In that capacity ho was pollto ,
cordial nnd well liltodl In Burt county , ant
has many friends thnro , who to this day
sneak well of him. ' .
"In time. Koot 'concoivod ' tbo Idea
of selling territory to ngonts who
desired a special 'nnd separate Hold ,
us has boon done beforehand slnco in thai
business. What Inducements ho held forth ,
lot those who bit ngwiprpcltxim , but tbo facts
'
nru that tbo lands' and- property so acquired
were not at that Unto very valuable , and
were heavily mortga'cW , so ttiat the parties
were in tnnr.y cases glad to got rid of It , and
nccupt the money J.hah Hoot offered In addi
tion to taking thorn 'to ' tholr now Holds o !
labor or starting than 'In this now business.
That they were foolsgoos without saying , In
supposing that ab aiaturo life , after being
engaged iil.vays iir&Wef pursuits , they could
ut once turn Into chpaulo nnd monoy-niaklnc
book agents , a busfuoss that vorv few ovot
succeed in permanonily. In tlmb , too , Koot
got , or had to Ultcj'tho land , and a maddoi
sot of individuals. } than the * Burt county
Footprints men , ' jur'they ' carne to bo called ,
was seldom soon. ( Is
"Tho crnzo wai'otfo 'of these anomalous
freaks of human nature samutimos scon , nnd
may bo classed ( on a small scale ) with the
tulip mania or tboAvild lot speculation of
18.J ( nnd 1857 , but that Tom Carter was the
particular individual to blame for it was
never known until a.h > t of disgruntled demo
crats thought they [ might make a maro's
nest in the footprints of years ago.
"Cartor , like many a poor young man , np-
nliod the money ho received from Hoot ns
wages in nlaing him fin studying law , and
becoming thorougbiy 4lBsatisllod with Mr.
Uoot's way of doing fiuslnoss lolt him , bag
,
his fortunoas , hafhad toldAionds In Ne
braska bo 'Intended to do ut the time. Per
haps nothing moro Is necessary than to givu
the opinion of three well-Known Nebraskans ,
porfoptly familiar with all the circum
stances.
"Said ono : " 'If I were ono of these men
mentioned In the World-Horald , I would
want to come down hoi o and knock the news
paper man in the bead that gave it out to the
world that 1 was s'tch a fool. Trade good
land for a right to soil n ono-horso book :
any baby ought to know bottor.1
"I might , say that , if Carter did this , and
wronged these raon according to the World-
Herald story , It was as a democrat , while ho
was n democrat , as any other aomocrat , and
as soon as ho loft Koot ho reformed , went to
Montana as a republican und made a reputa
tion there , and nationally , of which no man
pcoa bo asnamnd. But I happen to know
that ho left Koot because ho felt he was
using wrong business methods that ho loft
Nebraska poor and went to Montana , after
passing ut tbo bar , Just us ho had intended
long boforo.
"Suppose the story to bo true , what shall
wo say of these men ai Tokamah , the authors
of thio story , who bought these notes at ' 90
cents on the dollar' of Koot , exacted the
utmost of these poor farmers , whom they say
Koot ( or Carter ) cheated to tbo last penny.
taking tbolr cows and track or reloaning the
money nt2 bud U per cent , and thus battened
nnd fattened on tholr poor and unfortunate
neighbors and eventually reaped all the
beneUt of the 'swindle' if swindle there
was ? Hoot was ruined by It. They llvo
tbero yo * , , some of thorn , nnd had batter go
slow or another chapter of 'Footprints of
Tlmo1 may bo written which would show
where the prints struck mud tbo deepest
and stickiest.
"Wait until Tom Carter writes his * ido of
the footprints , should ho sco lit to do so , and
boomerangs will bo for sale cheap. "
As a matter of Tact , after the craze was ex
ploded , and thodownfallof Kootroallv began ,
some of these men followed him to Burling
ton to wrcaic vongoauoo on him , threatening
to shoot him , and ha traveled about Burling
ton In his carnage for some tlmo after with
u guard attached. But DO ono over threatened
onod Tom Carter , who was simply ono of
Hoot's employes.
DoWltl'sSarsaparlliacitianses the blood ,
A'UWH 1)1''KSTKlll > , lY.
DdllieHtle ,
Itodlo , Oal. , has been visited by a JW.OOO
fire.
Judge Milton S. Uoblnson of Anderson , Ind. .
( lying from the oirectsof u sunstroke.
The Diibbs und Mspor factions of the Evan-
- ollo association uro engaged In another law-
illlt , * -T
The president.wltlrJoavo Washington for
Leon I.UKO ImineduH-iy upon tlio adjourn
ment of conzruss , H I
Frank Hloiin. A TOIIIIMSCO murderer. In
ntrenchud In Ills hoiisi ; near Coukevllln , that
siato , and duties tliaUllthorltlcs to uuest him.
Osuur 1'iiKO nnd William Koupor wont down
n Lauo Michigan on a-.tu boat whloli cinno
n collUlun with tliu Btoamor O'lty of Concord.
Two desperate robbers at El Komi. OUI. ,
rohbud the bnnlc ill. ' flint jlaco ) of JIU.MX ) in
onsh. The robbor/.ipccurrod In broad day-
iKhtund thu robber , ejioapcd.
The evidence In tlitxcaso of Allco Mitchell.
clmrKon with the mvirdor of Kroda Ward , at
iloniphla , Tonn. , Is all In end onjioxt l''rlduy
ur umuiitof counsel ] tHI begin.
T-liu Mlssourlans of-I > < ; nvnr have completed
arrancomi'nU to uiloraln ) | tlio vlHltliigdnle-
nitus to the trloimlulconalavo of tbo Knl lits
rumnlar to bo hold lit tiiat city next month.
The result of the surW'y boturcun the coast
ot California and thu'lliiwnllan Inlands shows
hat Aovural iirautlualllb'routes ' for laying u
cutilo butween the twnvlucos have bcon found ,
Secretary of Aitrlculturo Husk will try the
ofllulunny of Iodide of uotusslum on cattle
itlllctud with lumpy jaw. Mo luu KOIIO to
Ulilua4u to make oxnurlinonts with tlio rem
edy.
edy.Tho
The Indiana State 1'eUoratlon of Labor lius
mssod resolutions calllne on lionjrusn to pro-
ilhlt the Importation of foroltru labor ; uon-
loinnlnir coiiitross for not pisilng tlio untt-
'Inkorton bill , und iimhlhltln'X union men
rum Joining military organizations.
.
tttt ntuinoc , iv r uu buwfU. iiurl' ?
, If tliu blooil , w o M'u uad cHu'tual 11
ItLu U t m dlcui UDOV u tor bUlou I
'afl , coiutlpatlon. ayiiiivii.U. foul2
nttth , ticwacio. liwallmr u , lou of ,
.xMu , meuUI a i rvniluD , iwluful <
foa.nndeverf dUeowrnulUngfroiu *
IiSpurt bloc J , < JC-K failure t > r ( ae nouuwh , llyrror In. *
l llju > to perform Uielrix-cnerruiulloiu. 1'criuiut
* Ktreu toovl MUlntctrebtuentodbjUfclnirouealtcr *
il * UmoA ) . I'-k I , * uull. 1 ( rruu.r/1 unuplnl5e , °
J ItlfjU 1 birau/OAL dO.Ui > praabl..7l > w Vork.J
r > * t > i
WILL COST CANADA MILLIONS
Effect of the Retaliatory MoaMtro as Passed
by Congress.
VESSELS WILL BE FORCED TO TIE UP
Owners t'rnnllciilly Drlvm Out ofllio Trndo
Until the Cnimdliin Cnnnl C'uti Do
tiniiiil | tmlVlilcli Will llo
Aloro Tliun n Vr.ir.
TonosTO , Ont. , July 27. The rotallatory
enl pusiod by the United btatos congress
has aroused grave apjirchonslan amoitK Can
adian vessel owners. Until the toll has been
actually annuunccd and the regulations have
been in opor.itlon It will bo Impossible to say
doilnltoly what the effect will bo , but there
Is no doubt that In these days of cloao com
petition even a slight additional burden wltl
handicap the Canadian vessel owner , and
that nnyiblnt : lilto the full toll charco by tbo
Sault Sto. Marie will practically drlvo him
out of the irndo. The steamer Hcscdnlo ,
owned by Hagarty & Co. , and costing In the
neighborhood of $100,000 , Is too long to bo
brought down through the St. Lawrence
canals and will have to tlo up. The Algernon
Quln , owned by Thomas Marks of I'ort
Arthur , and costtnc about tbo same , will bo
In a similar prodloamont. The linpo ltion-of
the toll would also probably load to litiga
tion , because most of the charters have al
ready been iua > lo under the Impression that
the tolls would remain the same as boforo.
Thcso nro onlv u few of the valuable vessels
which would practically bo compelled to tlo
up. The agurocuto loss to Canadian vossnl
owners. If tha full toll bo Imposed , would un
doubtedly bo up in the millions.
It Is understood that the contractors of the
Canadian canal have proposed to complete it
for tratllc within a year on the payment of
Si'jO.OUU extra. If this onuld bo accomplished
Canadian vessel owners would not suitor
moro than n year of enforced Idleness , but
oven at Us best tbo retaliatory bill Is n very
serious matter for thorn.
VV.V. . Ogllvle , tbo blu manufacturer ,
when spoken to said the operation of thu bill
would not seriously affect the trade of Mon
treal or Indeed that of the Dominion.
"American vessels can now go and discharge
at Kingston and got tholr rebate the same as
Canadian vessels , but If wo are to allow thorn
to go und discharge In Ogdonsbure It will
virtually hand over the St. Lawrence river
carrying trade to the Americans , thus throwIng -
Ing out of employment the largo number of
Canadians who are engaged in this trndo und
who live on thu banks of the St. .Lawrence
between Montreal and Kingston. Thosamo
people could not woi'ie on American bnrgos
without living in the United States uud becoming -
coming American clll/.ons , so rigidly docs the
United States differentiate against Canadian
labor. Although all our canals nnd rivers
nro open to Americans , they still keep the
Whitehall and Erie canals and the Hudson
river closed ngalnst us. Our barcos hnvo to
tranship at Whitehall , while theirs loud any
where In Canada and go through to Now
York Still they say that tnoy do not dis
criminate ngnlnst us.
' 'Taken nil together , " Mr. Ogllvlo con
tinued , "If the Canadians nro wise they will
nav no attention to the Americans. The
trade of Montreal Is steadily increasing , and
If wo will only use the natural onersy ol the
Canadians It will continue to Increase. "
John Torrnnco of the Dominion Steamship
line suys tbalnroan nnd Inland carriers would
have to hoar tbo burden. Ho did not care a
jot for tba Americans shutting out the White
hall and Erlo canals.
A.MU3EME1NTS
Is a jewel !
Read the attacks
Of the
"Greatest Bluff on Eart h"
On Ringling Brothers'
World's Greatest Shows
Which exhibit
In Omaha
Next Monday , August i ,
And see
The difference between
Decency and indecency !
Would any respectable
Omaha firm
So far forget
Its self-respect
As to call
Its rivals
Dogs ?
Must have lost
Their temper
Weather's too hot
To get excited.
Doesn't pay.
Besides
Vituperation
Isn't argument.
Never was never will be.
What do you
Think about that ?
Ringling Bros.
FARNAM STREET THEATERr
4 nlglitH tComniontliiKrtiiiiclny iniillncu , July Slat.
Come and latuli nt
LITTLE TIPPETT.
llarrlhon & Ilpll's cpmodlanK ,
Week
July 25
HTJI AND CAl'lTOL AVK.NUB.
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T11KATU11 , IIIACIC DIAMONDS
llll' VAN W1NKLB.
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BKAT8 5 CKST8.
or THR
O mail a Turn Verein
WILL Hi : HELD
SUNDAY , July 3lst ,
To the Great Hifle liangc at llcllevue.
Hound trip Met chlldron S5o. Tr.tln loaves
it UiUO n. in. TlelioU at II , Kundo'K , lv < l.
Uuuror'i un4 J , J , I'Voiihaufn.
THE SMALLEST PILL IN THE WORLPI
TUTT'S T
TINY LIVER PILLS *
linyo all tlio vlrtum of the InrgoroiiMt
txiuully eTt > ctlira | | iurelv venut
JCmct nlie HliDiru In UiU iKirder.
ruffa
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1701.
An ordlnunce levying ; i spoclal tax und : is-
sossmont upon cort-iln lot- ) , pans of Ints and
ronl nstato In tlu > clty of Umnhii , for the con
struction of wooden sidewalks.
\\huroas , the ownori. rospoctlvoly , of lots ,
carts of lots and roatostato horoliiuftur do-
surlboil , have fulled to i-onstrnet sldovr.ilks
within the tlmo allowed by ordinance , uftur
duo : ind proper notice so to do. and
Whuroiis , such Kldm > .ill < s have boon duly
countruutod by J. K. Knowles , the contractor
to whom was uwurdod the contract for con-
strtiotltiK 11 nd ri'palrlnn sidewalks , and
Whoruns , thu several lots , inrts of lots and
real estate have otiOh boon specially lienollued
lo tbo full amount ot the spoulnl tux nnd as
sessment heroin lovlod , by reason of such Im-
ornvcmnnt opposite the same , rospootlvoly !
Thoroforo. for iho purpose of uovorliiK and
paying lliooost of said Improvnmont :
Ho It ordained by the city council ot the olty
of Omaha :
SoHlon 1. That the several sums sot oppo
site the lots , parts of lots und real estate here
inafter ( iL'bcrlbud , bo und the same uro hereby
respectively lovlod and assessed upon eaeh of
said lots , uarts of lots and real estate , us fol
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FJ Ixaspur oc .tl U03 . , 525
do It iti / ' 531
1'rank Hlioull It70 . " 5 7H
F J Kuspjrot al H71 ' " 502
Murxarut Miilll uu
o 21 tt It 1 blk t Kosten' add 800
IO HrlKhtlfJ blk 1 , 1000
Missouri 1C llrown Iv3blkl 10 CH
1'rnnuud J Thomas It 1 blk 2 " 21 12
Iloh.s Thomas It'blk : 2 17 W
UoriiulluH A I'loytu 11.3 blk 2 17 44
Slur urui II Iliiruor
w 131 ft n It It 19 Kountzoi 2nd add 10 53
John U Krek w Hi ft a K It I ! ) " 10 CO
AuuustuH IConntJo w 115 n > , ' , It 20" 10 ! io
ll/ron Heed estuto It 4 blk 4 Ma rub's add 1 UO
ilkinhoslulo 118 blk4 ' 1U so
K K Chamber * IV Obltt.4 to Ul
Mnrsh ostatn It 7 blk 4 40 M
do It I lill < 5 tfl ! 8 !
Mnliicor Mctcnlf Co It 8 blk 5 11 31
M'irsh l- > tate It I ) blk 5 10 fil
MnhiKor MetenlfColl 10 blk S 10 50
Mnrsh os till oil 11 blk 5 1050
Milliner Mclculf Co It 12 blk 5 10 ,
Mnrsh ostutn It llllilkCi 10 51
Ilnliror : Mntoulf Co It 14 blk-5 11 70
Mnrsb nttiito H. 1 blkll 1120
l.lbhlo Holland It 1 blk 1 Mnvno IMnco 41 0.1
MoO.ipun InvostniPtit Co It 21 blk 1 " 14 41
1'hlln Slot tguuo und Trust Co
1123 blk 1 14 41
do s Oft It 2.1 blk 1 : ; oo
Now KiiKland Loan nnd Trust Co
n 44 ftlf.Mblkl 14 4.
do It SI blk I 10 < 0
WllborM Kolsolt25litkl 10 18
do it 20 blk 1 10 0) )
II M Oownovltl hllc4 18 0.1
1'utrluk Duffv 112 blk 4 141I
W .M Kolsolt llblk 4 14 4S
no 114 blk 4 14 l l
Jtn.x Conrad U 5 blk 4 14 47
do lotODlk-i 14 41
Edwin SKood It 7 blk 4 war
nonrffo K Itnrkor It 8 blk 4 10 II-
W M Ivelsolt 1) ) blk 4 15 3t
do U 10 blk 4 1,1
WlM.orouzenlt7blkl Okluhiiraii Turk 14 :
< lo U 8 blk 1 10 S3
Ida W llrown It 0 blk 1 -10 50
John O Itrant ot ul H 10 bile 1 10 50
Ida W Irown It 11 blkl 10 50
TorozIoHndlllolt 12 blk 1 10 50
John 0 llr.mt It 11 bile 1 10 72
do It II hlk 1 11 70
I ( In W llrown It 1 hlk 2 II 70
do It 2 blk 2 10 5J )
do It 3 blk a 1000
do 11,4 blk.2 10 50
do Its blk 2 1051
Hciirv I.olimnnn It 0 hlk 2 10 51) )
IduV llrown It 7 blk 2 10 50
Win F I.oronzen otnl It 8 blk2 14 38
Honj W llrUu-s It I hlk 1 Patterson's
Htib of purt ; of Hliiiobau h's add 20 R7
John HSoIrt utiil ItIK blkl " HI J
I ) V I'utioisonotul It 1 bile3 " 21) ) OJ
M lll'.itiorson It3Jblk2 " 3J OJ
Wilbor lillurzuss
It 14 blk 2 Portland IMuco 18 74
OrovoR JohiKOn Itl.1bik2 " 1000
do It | fl blk 2 " loo"
LowIsJ ) llnrrlHlt 17 blk 2 " lli OJ
do It 18 blk 2 " 10 Od
.Tnmcs II llrown It 14 hlk 3 , 1000
Jiitob .Mortonooii 1121 blkS " 1000
Mrs El Ion Tulloy
It I'l blk 0 sub dlv J I Kodlok's add in 84
< 1o It 14 blk ! ) " 10 18
UeoK llurkorlt 15 blk 0 " 10 W )
do RlOhllcl ) " 1022
do It 17 blk 0 " 1031
Isaac KCoiiKdon It tOblkO " 1553
( Id 1120 blkO " 1031
Joseph It Ulnrkson It 21 blk 0 " 10 37
do H2J bllcO " 10 31
KK Ammermuii . ! tui U23blicO 1022
( l It'.4 blk 0 " 1042
Joseph S Christiansen
It I KoiuJiiKton's tmb GNu's add 15
do It 2 13 70 \
do it : i
Ethan U Wolcolt It 12
do U 111 Jf \
do It 14
Jacob Kllnglt 15 blk 1 Ko-Unlou add 42 M
I'linu -luyno Ik 111 blk 1 111 Of.
do It 17 Ink 1 ' nn oa
do It 18 blkl 1(1 ( DC
do It ID oik 1 10 0.
do U20blk-l II ! W
School district of Omaha It21 blk 1 10 00
do It 2i blkl 15 GS
do KIM blkl 1548
do H 21 blkl 10 21) )
Inoz I ) Jaynos
It lit blk 1 Sherman A v 'urk 42 21
do It 17 blkl 42 40
Huns P J.icobson It 1 bin 2 42 U8
iilu : II J.-iynos I till hlk 2 42 41) )
John W Clurklt I ulki : 44 48
Anna Morsemun Iti4 : hlk 3 41 U2
Kdwurd Curnc.s It id blk I 44 lli
Thee HSeoloy It 17 blk 4 41 CO
Jumes II Mulntosh ot ul
US blk 1 Shrive laoo 29 ? J
do it 23 blkl a ) : tf
W O Jirldgcs ot ul It 2 hlk 2 2JOI
do It 2.5 hlk 2 sa 71
do It 2 blk 3 2tlM
W U Lavondorotitl It23 blk.1 29 ll
Jacob Moyers It : . ' blk 4 20 W
John J IMulmntuy U 25 blk I IS ) KJ
JSLvlln H2I.4 ft It I b.kS KVS Iths (1 (
'Lars.I Ilosdulin2.'ftlt I bllcll (17UJ
Jo-inna Murkwiiod It I blk U 2,101
do it y blk 1 ! ) 21 12
1'orry SI I'culchuni n 3. ft HI ) blk 10 10 24
Ceo Dlukonson It ft blk 11) ) 2J IM
Mury It liVitiiH It 1 Stuntoi luco 20 fit
John J Ilyron ItO 14 08
lil I'VoneJi It 10 , 14 08
do It II 14 Ot )
ArtliurOHuyniirltl2 14 01
do It 13 21 44
( otllnliStor/ 2 blk4 West C ling 18 35
ChasK Iliiginml It3 blk 4 17 OJ
Kusitius 1' Anderson IIH blk2 Wo Sldo 10 M
Do.xterLTImmus It ! ) blk2 10 5)
Jennlo IWwar.ln It 10 blk 2 10 U )
OATubbs Itll hlk2 1(1 ( 7i >
.Icms llenscin It 12 blk 2 10 71)
Christ. 1'otoi-bOti It 13 blk 2 10 All
UA Tiibbslt It blk 2 HIM
Sophia Ahmanson it is hlk 2 10 r.l
Mans I'Nohon It US blk 2 10 71
HUIIH Jusperson It 17 blk2 1(1 ( 7t
S II II ( Jlurklt 18 blk2 10 71
Chus L Thomas It ill blk 2 10 71
do It 2,1 blk 2 111 Ul
John J Stewart It 7 blk 10 1 21) )
Warren A Ilowland It 8 blk 10 HI 42
SHU CIuricltDblk 111 10 ( ? )
do It 10 blk 10 10 fill
do Itll bll ( III III ! H
Alfred Mlllnnl It 12 blk 10. 10 M
-.do It III hlk 10 3 Oi !
KlectaMUh \ It I blk 15 12 W
do It2hlkl.r 10 HI
Helen II K'ollev | tiblkir : 10 ! W
do It I blk l.r , 10 .V )
A Vuiidurhnmol i-ttil Its hlk 15 10 m
John A MeShano ItO blk 15 10 M
do II 7 bile n 10 05
Nora Mnrloy lt blk IJ 10 ci
lieu Mnrluy It'J blk 15 10 M
Mary Slurluy It 10 blk 15 in : .o
Mury J Hldcllnr It II Ink 15 lu }
I'jitriok .1 Oiimmlns It 12 blk in 12 71
Siihool Dlst of Omaha It 21 blk 15 110 45
1'utor ( ) Mnlk-y It 1 blk II ! 12 HO
do tt 2 blk ID 10U
Kl' llunlon Tr It3 blk 1C 10H
John A McShnnu It l-liik 10
do It2l blk 111 30 40
liov James U'Connor It 1 blk 20 : n 4i
Mary J Johnson It 21 blk 20 30 20
John A McSlianii It 1 bile 21 31 O-i
.fumed It Lee It 21 blk 2J 31) U5
Virginia A Woliriiniott It I blk ill 31 02
Htophun A MoWliortor It 21 blk 21) ) III R3
Morris Morrison Ul blk 31 35 OJ
Lymuii Itlchiirdrton , that part H of Ilar-
nuy Htriiut nub 1 tux IDhuotlon 21 ' ! ' 15 it
lit 7 * ) JU
Lymiin Itlohardson , that part n of Ilur-
noy struutsub 1 tax lUmjutlon 21 T 15 K
0728
OTOJ - ,
Oiiialia Hull UyUn , that oitrt of Oiiwha
llult Ity Uu'Mrlvhtof wuy lying between
IMeri'o Htruot and I'opplotou avenue In
n o U of n o U section .JOT 15 H 13 y. ) 01
iiuhool Ill.itrlot of Umahii , that ploco of
land boiindod on thu east ami south by
Kukormnnn I'luuo , on the north bv Uim-
tur Mtrcot ( formerly I'urk Htrue't ) , und
oxumdlnu wust to west oltv Minim in
the n W U of v a > 4 HOOtlon 34 T 15 U 13 01 70
Total M. 3.5 61
Portion 2. That the Hpoclal taxus und assoss.
nonti luvlod and tisso od us aforoxald , ohull
jodnolmmodlatuly upon thu piisnago and up.
iruvul of this ordlnnncu , and Hlmll liecomu d -
luiuuiit If not paid within lltty ilnys tlmrt.
iflur ; ami Ihuruupoti Interest vanllbu added at
he ruto of ono per cent n month , payable In ud-
vuuco from tha tlmu aald tuxnn become BO do-
Imiuunt.
Huotlon . 'L That thU orllnanco nhall tuku
ilfeot und bo In foruo from and uf lor It * jiasi-
I'tisjod July Stb , 16W.
JOHN OKOVK3 ,
M ° 'ork- '
a n
! W"1 ° 'ty ' OoUno11
Approved July mi
UiO. : 1 > . 1IKMIH.
The above tax In now duo and pnyalilu ut ihu
Jlllco ot the city troastirnr and will bacomo do-
Inijuent uud liuurlnt retun und uftor Anuu t.
Ut , iwt , aa BOCU in vectlon No. 2 of ubovu or-
IIHNHV IIOLL.V.
City Troutur r >