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TUB OMAHA DAILY BpMONDAY. . SEPTEMBER 5 , 1882.
come , Ben Johnson , of the Commercial-flu-
7ottc , Is nmoni : the IIrm bollovcr. In John
L.'s prowess , as is Neho tnnls , of the Boston
Herald. Ucorgo A. Gohen , ot the Clncln-
nntl Post , and J , J. Campbell , of the St.
Louis Chronicle , arrived last night , logothci
With Frillinan. of the Detroit Mows.
Joe Lonncnbcrp and Tom Do.tnlson ol
Omaha are hero. Ueorgo Utltncr , the Ohlc
horseman , says bo has $1,000 of CorUott
money , whlln Hugh Donovan , of minstrel
lame , will go broke on John L. .1. David
Mtllor of the Chejonno Leader Is nt the
St. Charles , as Is also Max Stele of the
Kocky Mountain News. Such anotboi
army of war correspondents ns Is hero has
never gravitated together within tbo past
ihlrty years.
AlcAiillffal * Very ConlUlont.
There Ims been a revival of tulle this nftor-
noon about tomorrow night's event , when
will bo decided the mooted quoMlon ol
BUprotnnoy between Jack MoAullITo nnd
Billy Myor. The champion Is In prlino fight
ing flg. ana when called on today wns M
ganlal ns of old to his frlonds. To stranpors
Jack is reticent and reserved. Ho tnlks but
little to men with whom ho Is not acquainted ,
but spcaki his miud frcolyvhou ho sees
i ! proper to open his mouth , Ho do-
about Myer
ullncd to say anything
other than to express the belief that ho oon-
shlcr.s him a eood Kama man. Ho says ho is
oonlldcnt of winning und Is anxious for the
HI affulr to bo over In order that ho may bo In
S time lo BOO SKclly whip Dlxon on the follow
ing ovonlnc nnd got In IIx for thn full dross
occasion In which Sullivan and Corbott will
E be conspicuous llguros. JOCK Is counting on
a very swell tlmo when ho once clinches the
$20.000 In flight.
OutalCarrollton , Billy Myor is resting
quietly. I hnvo not got to see him yot"tt4
many of the visitors to his quarters nro do-
nioa this privilege. Ho is not fond of being
gazed at und is no tnlkcr , only when sur
rounded by his Immediate friends. Ho Is a
iblg favorite hero but the best Judges say
that big Alt Kennedy might ns well go out
to Howard cemetery today and select a lot
to lay him away In.
Mynr in Splendid Slmpo.
Johunlo Enkort , who has always been with
Myor on his righting trips , was 'in tie city
last night and told mo that Billy is in better
condition than over before ; that ho is
quicker , stronger nud better prepared to
.stand punishment than at any previous tlmo
. . 'in his carocr as a Heritor , do says the
j Cyclone will win in less than twenty rounds.
p Big Catcher Jantzon and Count Canipau of
il the Now Orleans base b&ll club , called on
mi this afternoon nnd invited me out to sco
them trounce tbo Montgomorys , but it is too
interesting up town to warrant & moment's
nbscnco.
Cards to al tbo prominent athlotio and
'social clubs have boon presented to the visit
ing scribes , and altoeotnor it is easy lines
for the cratt. What little hotline there Is
being done Is ut the same rates as quoted
last night , although in prlvato almost any
odds are offered against Corbott. There
wcro two $3,000 bets found nt La Mottle's
this afternoon und a number of $1,000. The
combinations are being played only in a
small wnj this afternoon. Trains from the
east aud north have dumped thousands of
cow arrivals.
They're TrciithiK Him ltjlit. !
The hospitality and courtesy of these
southern gentlemen Is a thing of beauty nnd
a Joy forever. It Is In strange contrast with
thu ( rigidity of the north. As for mysolt , I
have boon most graciously received nnd ac
corded as mucu attention ns i.ny sporting
writer In the country. The newspaper people
plo hnvo treated mo simply out of sight und
if upon my return T am "unable to attain on-
trniiLO at tbo Farnum street ontrauco of Tin :
Bci : building by reason of aii enormous en
largement of the head , steer mo clear of
assignments to Now Oiloai.s heroufter.
I mot Colonel T. T. Williams , icaunglnir
editor of tbo San Francisco Examiner , at
the St. Charles last night , and hud a pleasant
chat aoout Mr. Hosexvater and bis paper.
Mr. Williams met Mr. Kosowaicr at the
Minneapolis convention , and by way of com
"
pliment" declared that of all tbo numerous
big guns there bo was the only man to accu
rately predict tbo result. Mr. Williams and
Mr. Nuughton , Ibo Examiner's sporting ed
itor , will stop oft at Omaha , on their return
to the const , as Mr. Williams desires to in
spect Tin : HUB building.
I paid my rcscools to Mayor Fitrgorald last
evening and was cordially entertained. Ho
Is somewhat of a pugltlstia cannolsteur , but
rigidly refrained from commenting upon the
outcome of tbo big events this wucK ,
At the mayor's oQlco I also met W. W.
Oeunhnm , chairman of the tire ana police
commission. He put tbo keys of the city in
my bands In tbo shape of a card crautlni ; mo
tnd escort of any police ofllcor or roundsman
to whom I may see proper to present It.
"Thnt curd , " observed Mr. Beunhutn , "will
assure you nn escort and full protection to
any and all part * of the city to which you
may have occasion to go. "
Chnrlus Noel , president of the Olympic
club , W. Davidson Hess , tbo secretary , Con-
ton Chairman Sporl utnd Koforeo Johnny
Djffv huvo been lavish and generous in their
attentions ,
VUltnl tlio Now li.ub House.
I was in altoudunco at a big reception at
the club house this morning which , tor the
llrst time since the completion of its late
Improvements , was thrown open for the
inspection of citizens ana visitors. Among
the thousands of callers wcro several
hundred luuios aud children.
The club house and Its accessories could
not have boon Inspected under raoro favora
ble condition. It is a handsome structure of
three stories , of the French ronuissunco
atyleof architecture , elaborately ornamented ,
an angle tower surrounded bygolloric form
ing a fourth story , and a magnlllccnt site of
observation. Each ot the stories has broad
balconies lu front for lounging purposes.
I Tbo building stands on Uoynl and Uampart
, streets , the main ontrunco holnp on Hoyal.
It is fifteen feet In width and a broud low
flight of polished marbto stops loads
to the imposing and costly doorway
of stained wood and cut glass' .
The parlors nro probably the most voluptu
ous ana mugnillccnt In INuw Orleans , furn
ished en n pilncoly plan , superbly carpeted
nnd lilted with specially select appointments
I and Invaluable pieces of the artists' and
, scUlpU > rs'hundlwork. The enlirn palace is
richly painted , frescoed und decorated , and
has no match in the country.
The arena is among the largest amphi
theatres in the world. U is a colossal frama
struct mo protected by corrugated Iron with
tnd roof , no coustruclod as to admit u vlovv of
tbo blue oanopv above , furnishing plenty
, of ventilation and protection In times of In
clement weather. Of the ring and other
' " ; I hnvo written boforo.
Arraniomuiit for Ciirrtmiiomlont * .
| { , l Tbo. Western Union Tnlograpu company
1 has , mado.most elaborate preparations for the
, sbg ! events commencing tomorrow might.
.Each newspaper correspondent will have his
exclusive sot of nu'ssengors , nnd his ' utuft"
will bo turned in to the operator * , tbirty-ono
\n \ number , pngo by page. In order that tbo i
export writers may give a running review of
the light , tnnny papers , among which
will bo Tim Bun. will use the Western
Union's bulletins of the same. Tliov have urn-
ployad competent operators for thU special
work.
The membership of the Olympic club Is
.composed exclusively of ruputablo business
men , there Doing no sporting orgatnbliupelu-
raonu Iu the whole outtlt.
In spoakluu ot tbo great knuckle carnival
lust ulgbt Pollou CoininUsionur Boanham
said to ( no : "I ace no reason why tboro
bould bo no much mock sentimentality ubout
these combuU between inou'or such a pre
tended objection oa the part ot the olHcUU
'of other citlej. Tboy uiiumo to taboo and
deprecate these struggles between trained
. athletes uutll and calculated for no other
purpose , aud provided for the exclusive edi
fication qf men , but vend their wives and
dauahlur * unii sweettioart ) to thu theater * ,
where they oftou witness scono.s u hundred
fold uioro dog incline , liiimoralaud dangerous.
Tlu-ru's Muui > y In U ,
"But tospauk from u moro suostantlal
'standpoint , thnt of linauco , vvby , do you
know that this city will rocolvo from the vis-
itora hero at the present carnival not far
fro01 u round $1,000.0001"
"That U rather a largo sum of money , " I
uggostoa.
"Well , lot's too about that , " continued
Mr. Boanham
"Tboro will bn no loss than 10,000 tickets
sold at tlO each for the MoAullffu-Myer but
tle tomorrow night ; that makes $100,000. As
many more will bo disposed of for the Dlxon-
Bkolly coulllot nt (7. That U (70,000 more ,
and for the battle rural between
the bljr fellow and Corbott , " ami hero tlio
gentleman warmed up perceptibly , "there
will bo fully 19,000 people -present al $ JJ a
head , and there you huvo { 300,000 moro ,
Now. say that wo bavo 13.000 traogor In
tba city , which I no not think is on extrava
gant estimate , aud wo will put them down
for ? 20 a dav for tour ( lavs. Of course many
will spend moro , many loss ; but that
is n fair average , and that plvos
you fDGO.OUi ) additional , or n gr.iud total ol
$ 1,430,00 J. So YOU see ttmt when I stated
that there would bo $1U03.UJO put In circula
tion hero I xvas rather below than aoovo the
correct llpurcs. As money l < the one powot
In life. Isn't this a sufllclont justinc-ition fet
the cltv Indulging In and fouonnij those on-
torttilnmeuts , esoeclnlly when thM enormous
sum Is divided among1 nil classtH of trade ! "
Tlio vlowsot Mr. TJoanham nro very unani
mously entertained by tu ? builnois men nnd
tbo cltlzons generally bora
Mow Orilur Will tin Knpt.
Contest Chairman Sporl has juH informed
mo that the final arrangement * for lha
preservation of order nt the vast assemblage
on Wodiiesuav night hnvo bonn olTootcd. nnd
that 150 picked pollcomon , Instead of 100 ,
under the personal direction of Captain
Barrett , will bo In nttondanoo nt the club
houso. BnrratMs coloorated for his llrm-
ness , good judgment and quiet decUion In
dangerous exigencies , nnd Is eminently
fitted for the responsible work cut out for
him. Under bis active supervision any sort
of nhltoh or unpleasantness Is doomed ab
solutely Impossible.
IJi rson U.wloi , Joe Choynskl nnd Peter
Jackson will got in nt 5 o'clujk tomorrow
morning.
"Ono-Eved" Connollv , n blatant black-
euard from Boston , and Joe Launon , one of
the Sullivan party , had n hotdobata on the
balconv of the St. Charloi thltovonlng ever
the rospoctlve merits of the twohoavywoluht
gladiators that promised to develop Into n
llrst-class riot. "Barrett's ubliiultous bluo-
cents , however , nut In o timely arrival und
the storm quickly subsided.
ttioryhoily Talking Sully.
Interest and excitement ever Wednesday
night's battle has , us I predicted yostordnv ,
dwarloJ Into absolute inslgnlUcanco the
lights between MoAullITo ana Myor nnd be
tween Oixoii nnd Slcolly. The bulk of the
talent around the hotels , clubs ait'l saloons
predict that thu tlrst time John L. lands his
right goo'lnud hard on Corbott's body the
] lg will no up then and there. There are a
largo number , too , who doclara that If Jim
can evade this terrible visitation for five or
six rounds that all the powers on earth and
In the air cannot save the big fellow.
Alnrao delegation from Kansas City : in
cluding Jones E. Becker , Al Hatch , Ous
Zorn , Frank Evarts , Billy Kerns , Johnny
BclIU and Devon WhltUola , sporting odltor
of the Evening Star , has Just lined up utbo
St. Charles register counter. Uleit Hochc ,
baokor of MoAullITo , and Billy Reynolds ,
backer of the lovelorn ox-Amateur Skolly ,
are lust now surrounded by a big crowd on
the veranda. They are expatiating on their
satisfaction with the situation and tbo pros
pects for their respective proteges.
Ch niRnd Ills Stopping I'tiice.
The evening was passed quietly , so far as
occasional callers on tbo Sullivan party ob
served , but late in the evening tboro cama
n revolution In the household. Orders were
glvon by Sullivan's baokors to the trainers
und attendants to pack up all their traps aud
remove. This was douo and about. 10 o'clock
tonight two coaches wont to the St. Charles.
From one carriage alighted the entire Sulli
van party , the champion being llrst to get
out. Off a truck was dumped tbo party's
pugilistic pnaraphanalia. Seven members
of the party hurried into thu bouso and
took room 3 on the hrt floor al
ready ont-aeed. Charlie Johnson says too
move was made biuauso the people of the
house served only two meal * a day aud
expected everyone to bo on hand nt the hour
to got their meals. The training ot n pugilist
could not bo conducted on such rigid linos.
Steaks or chops might bo wanted any hour
of the day or night and that kind of u board
ing house was not elastic enough for such
needs. They had agreed to pay $35 a day
for seven persons nnd attcr supper this crcn-
IntTttioy gave the landlady $ .10 for the day
and go tout.
Tbo day was sultry though a breeze has
prevailed and a sharp shower was had.
Johnson said tonight that Sullivan was
never in better shape. Sixnr OKISWOI.U.
SUM.IVAN'S SKUONUS.
Phil Ciiscy nnd Clmrley Johnson Will Act
CioHitlp of thu City.
NEW OBI.B vxs , La. , Sept. 4. Charley John
son and Phil Casey will probably bo the big
fellow's seconds and Jack Ashtou bis bottle-
holder. In addition to these there will bo a
representative ot the club in the big fellow's
corner , as there will bo lu the corners of all
the men. Lannou sees in Sullivan u winner
in a few rounds because Sullivan can bit
harder aud quicker than Corbott , bus ample
wind , Is remarkably clover and can use his
hands as fast as the San Frunciscoan , who ,
Launon suvs , loses bis head when punished.
The Olympic club acted as host to the pub
lic toaay and toward the club thousands nf
borne people and hundreds of visiting sports
rode and drove from early forenoon until late
nt night. Tuo now club bouse und arena
wore thrown op"en to public inspection and
members ot the club showed visitors around.
Uubo Frank , who is prominent In tbo affairs
of the club , expressed the opinion today that
there will bo at least 0,000 persons at each of
the contests. If there are the club ought to
clear ST 0OUO on its risky Investment ,
The bets outside the pool rooms are very
light and It is a surprise to llnct such a difference -
once about backing opinions as existed
among the boUlnir men this evening. The
Myor poodle talked with some contldouco ,
but kept their money in their pockets In the
hope of gotttnir better odds. Tonight it wa
thought that MoAuIifTa would go to the post
a favorite. It is calculated that Now Yorlt
money will brlug a reversal in present odds.
At the same time tbo reports printed regard
ing the Willlumsburger's carousing in' ( julot ,
are having their effect and the McAullfTo
men now qualify their boasts that MoAullITo
will win , with the reservation , "If bo is iu
condition. "
Tbera were many pilgrims to the Myer-
McAuIlffo camps today. The crowd that
wont to see the Slreator boy was greater , of
course , Dccauso bis quarters wore only on
the outsxlrtH of the city. Myor spent the
duy quietly , doing light worir only , und hav
ing but little to say of the contest tomorrow
cvonlng. All the money that Is to bo put up
on the two men must bo In the hands of tbo
stakeholders before the Unlit begins. The
police have rigid instructions to enforce tbo
rule forbidding bolting at the ringside * , nnd
very few persons , therefore , will bonellt.bv
seeing the men .strip.
Corbolt's coming Is uwnltod with Interest.
His reception will bo quiet and these who
have It in charge will try to arrange to avoid
n crowd when the pugilist gets hero. Ho will
oo met by President Campbell and a committee -
too ot the Southoru Athletic club , but will
nrobablv betaken oft thn train hnfm-n It.
roaches the depot and driven through , the
roar of town to tbo clue nouso.
NATIONAL lKAUi : .
Thuiim.i ( Jllhort Vlokury Funs Coiniiilo'H
Itrili In I1U otil Tlmo Stylo.
CiNcix.s'ui , O. ( Sopt. ! . VIckory was not
batted ut all to sneak of and Uwycr was
batted bard. Attendance , 5,000. Score :
Olnolnn.itl . , . . . 1
llultlmuro. . . . . . . . . 00 3 u
lltln : Cincinnati. 2j llultlrnoro , 11. Rrror * :
Cincinnati. I ; lliiltlmnro. I. r.iirnoil run * :
Nonu , ll.itterhii : Dwyerand Murphy ; , Vluk-
ory und Itoblnsjn ,
Of tlloTOiilllN.
Vlorenco lludly
Buia , Nob. , bepi. 4 | S | > olnl Telegram
lo TUB Uee.J Ueod'a Hoa nirus aofoatod
ttio Florence ball team ouslly bore today.
In fact , thu visitors were not in it at auy
stufio of ttm j.Minu. The home tonin took U
Into their bonds to stop all the ballu that
came ever thu Plata thrown by tno visitors'
pltcliur , uud when tliu Kainu was through
had tuunty-ono lilu ooutitod up , thlrtoon
of ! Buffaldor and oltjht olT Meyers , who
pitched the last throe Innings. Hcoroi
llliilr. , 0 1 0 4 4 1 1 a 4 'JO
Morenco , . . , o 0 1 u u 0 u o o 4
F.urmid ruin : Itlalr , IQt Kioronco. s. lln
on lulls : UirSuirolilor. U : oir Nlolrxun , 4 :
Moynrs.i UtMllot. Ikllfl lilt IllrU by .11 * . . pitohori t ,1 _ _ .1. .
lliittorlesi llliilrMaksim unit I'attoni rior-
mico. balToidur , Meyer , anil Vupjr. Tlmot
Two bourn llmplroi Juiiim Mulior.
t lli lli y Itmioiuinnti-d.
DAI.HB , Tox. , Sept. 4. The t1iftu district
democrats have roaouilnatod C/uneroiaman
J. W. Halley , _
Nuffyoll Nuiuotl Duy ni <
83oz. 3.1 oonU.
SIZING UP THE FIRST PAIR
Griswold Onrefully Oompatus Jaok Mo-
AulilTo end Billy Myor.
RECORDS OF THE TWO MEN CONSIDERED
Wliy the Wllllnimtuirs- Hey Hlionld Win
ThM llntttu riRltti on Which the
Chilm * ot the ( llitillittoM jiru
1'aiuiilcif A ( lonil Alntrli.
Oi.YMrio Cujii KOOMS , NKW OIU.IUN-S , La. ,
Sept. 4. fSpaclal Tologrmn to Tin : BBB.J
All apprehensions of any uutowarJ. happen
ing to mar the successor the Jlstlc Jublloe
which will open up nt P o'clock tomorrow
evening before the Olympic club , the wealth
iest , bust governed and best pro toe ted organ
ization of the itlnd la the world , have been
entirely dissipated , nnd a obaptor will bo
lidded by Thursday morning' to the annals
of Fisttaua that will stand out in
bold roilof over and above nil
Previous achievements ot the roped
arena. It Is my roportorlnl privilege to com
ment upcn tnojo spacl.il oontssts in advance
nnd through a medium that will roach thous
ands nnd thousands , and while my opinion
may probably go no further than that of
most other ordinary authorities , nothing will
bo said but after mature /cfloctlon , and abso
lutely untainted with prejudice or bias.
JACn M'VOt.l VVK.
Every man capable of intolliROut thought
has an opinion , or ought to have , and If it
bo honest It U his right to express It Insofar
as it contains no intent or purpose
to mlsloud or deceive. As the pub-
lie Is aware , many alleged uutborl-
tic , and all of the sports , have decided thuso
fights , but the trouble is their decisions are
far amiss rom . unanimity. Ono clement Is
ns sure as they are that tbo "sun do movo"
that Billy Myor will never bo in the opening
battle tomorrow night , wbllo another is
equally certain that Jaolc McAuliffo i ? In for
a thorough and incontinent beating' . And so
it goes. If all men thought alike this world
would bo an olla podrlda In which smooth
sailing would bo an unknown quantity. Of
course under such couditlons there could bo
no pugilistic differences , consequently no
fights , no excitement , no fun , and the only
way wo could lose our mono v would bo to
tie It up in an old sack and sink it in the
river.
Samly Isn't n Protusslonal rrophot.
I have "been asked many times , both In
Omuha and since my arrival bore , just how
I considered safe to bet on the opening
battle , as well as" the others. You unow the
sport is prone to ask advice ; lust so a man is
presumed to know u trlflo moro about this
or that event by reason of bis position , sur
roundings or ability , is all bo cares about.
Ho wants his Ideas'and as many of them as
ho can got. To these I Invarlaoly reply , that
I am no tipster , ana taat I never navise a
man to bet a penny on anything or anybody.
I am free to tell what I believe , however , ac
companying the same with thu reasons for
the faith that is within mo ana lot Tlmo do
the rest.
As to tomorrow night's fight. Though I
honestly admit that the Stroator boy is a
rattling good specimen of the pugnacious
Konus homo , 1 cannot see just why his friends
and backers think that ho is going tn hnvo u
regular holiday picnic with tbo Williams-
burger. Tnat neither ho nor his backer , big
Alt Kennedy , really thought so throe months
ago , is evidenced by their dllatorltioss and
extreme caution in malting the match.
Though they pretended to bold the doughty
Jack's pretentious as a champion In sov
ereign contempt , they wore sedulously
scrupulous in nailing him aown
to the most stringent term ! . "Actions
speak louder than words , and the actions of
the Myor contingent In this affair clearly re
veal that they rngurd MoAullffo as a most
dangerous opponent. That bo will prove
such depends wholly upon bow carefully ho
has prepared himncir , and Johnny Urlflln
told mo this morning that ho never saw n
itchier In better trim , that ho was fit to
tight for bU life , as well as that of his
fnonds.
There is one thing that can bo depended
on , aud that is that Myor has neglected not
oven tbo slightest and most minute detail to
got himself Into tbo very hichoU fettle. This
Is to bo no North Judson sbonnatuiran the
light will bo to a finish , and when the men
once crawl tbrougn the roues there will bo
no cheapo until ono becomes the victor aud
the other tbo victim.
Mac Is u 1'oiir Trainer.
Myer Is well and tit us was possible for
the power of human agency to miiko him ,
and MoAullffo owes It to himself and friends
that ho Is equally well. Jack never has
tauon kindly to the rlrfors of athletic prepar
ation or restraint of any species. Ho has nl-
wavs had a decided neniihnnt fnr thn ilri-
wbito und llzz , has Indulged to excess und
dearly loves tbo lassos , oh. But if ho has
abjured those m the past six weeks , and I
think ho has , to the requisite extent of fit
ting llg , at any rate , I think ho should bo
able to land the cyclone , not , however , until
after he has been abundantly convinced that
ho has boon lu u fight.
By trade McAtillffo was a cooper , as were
those other Jacits , Uompaey und Skolly. Ho
has un honest , opan countenance , a glib
tongue , and u model lightweight form. Ho
wan 0 last March , having seen the light of
duy In that month , at Cork , Ireland , in 1801) .
Ho first appeared In the arena as un amateur
boxer in 1SS4 , and since than has reeled off a
record of which bo may wall feel proud. On
July 1. 1881 , at New York , ho beat Bob
Mace In throe , rounds , ujbsequontly polishIng -
Ing off Mike Leary iu four : them won tbo
featherweight championship of America ;
I'utsy Hogan went down lu ono ; Billy Whit
ney In ono ; George ICIIeu in four ; Jack
Korchor in sovnntotm ; won the Urnmcroy
Athletic club tournament for the chumplou-
ship of America. February 10 uud 'JO , 1888 , at
Nsw York. Iu this touruamonl bo defeated ,
Harry Isaac and Jack Hoddv in four and
live "rounds oaoh ; then Jack Ward suc
cumbed to his superior prowois iu three ;
won the Now York Athlollo club tourna
ment for tbo lightweight championship of
America In 1835 , defeating John Elllngs-
worth in throe rounds ; then came Jack
Spurry In three , Bill EtlinRworth In three ,
Hurrv White In four. Joe Mlthtlualn t\vo ,
Bill Younit In four , BUCK McKonun In two ,
Jack Hopper In six. Billy Frazlor In twou ty-
eco , aud Harry Ullmoro lu twenty-eight ,
The latter light was lu January , 1887 , w hen
Harry Oilmoro was rated as the moa (
solonllfla lightweight In thu world. It was
u desperate and bloody /Ight / , but the
ivanuok went down attar ono hour aud Jlfty-
ouo minutes of ferocious struggle.
llurdo t
The following March J ok mot Jem Car
ney , called tbo English man-killer , at Ilovora
Beach , Mais. , for 15,000 a side and the light
weight championship of the world. It was
a draw , otter live boura of torritio work ,
The next vear bo fought a Uia-rouud draw
with John L. Sullivan's protege , Patav Kor-
rlgau , a rouowned welter weight. In tbo
latno year Uo easily kuookod out Billy Duooy ,
and in the followfni ? December ho made r
chopping block of/nnothor English chnm
plonshlp candidate called Jake Hyatns. HI *
next light , considered by many the grontosl
of all his career , Just why I IIAVO novcr boon
able to make out , occurred on February in ,
1839 , nt North Jujlson , Intl. with the man whc
is to airnln try conclusion * with him tomorrow
night. Billy Mydr.'lUo vaunted Cvclono ol
Illinois. They fought , or mailo n protonsc
al fighting , for sixty.four rounds , both men
quitting tbo rlnn tiniest us sound , barring
the expor.dlturJ W n. vast amount of wind ,
ns they were whenAlisy entered It. It is n
notorious fact that In this meoUiif ? Jacic did
all ttio lighting thui' ' wnVdonp , Myor skulk
ing around the rinidln n fruitless ondcnvoi
to wear nnd tire Jilin out ,
The following iVp'rll Jack fought Mike
Daly.n brother or'lhttiny'tho ' Omaha feather
weight , a llfteon-rotind'nrnwnt Bnngor , Mo. ,
Daly's ' homo. McAulIffo'unquestionably had
much thn best of 1)10 ) conto.it , nlthough Mike
gave htm soma pretty hard Knocks.
McAulitTo's ' ( treatcst fight was ludlsputu <
bly that with Jimmy Carroll before the C 11-
fornla Atbletlo club. Mnruh ! ! 1 , two yours
ago. The battle raged for forty-ono rounds ,
and nt many stages It was a toss-up who won ,
the end finding both men prbgify ana ready
to shccumb from sheer exhaustion , but the
dapper Jacic summoned up , by almost super
human resolution , suftlelont strength to
knock Jlmmvout. Last winter McAullfTo
cot n decision from , Austin ( llbbous , whom
ho was cutting into ribbons whoh the police
interfered , nnd but a tow months since
punched Billy l/Yazler. the preacher Dug ,
Into oblivion In three of what was to hnvo
been a ton-round go.
Kxuootvd to .Mitko tlin L'nco.
Jack Is naturally expected to bo the ng-
Rnmor tomorrow night , as ho always U , but
Myor is Known to have an excellent defense
and a right that tolls its story every time It
lands. They say tonight that Mvor Is like n
ploco ofsU-pl , and yet MuAulilTo Is a slight
favorite. They are the most ovouly matched
men , I think , on the week's card , und the
man who gives odds on either man Is cer
tainly Ignoriint of the ethics of batting.
But Is there any further argument neces
sary to Impress upon the skeptical that tbo
Now Jersey lad is nnd always has been n
crackorjacic ut the urout game of bit , stop
nnd cot away I If so , tomorrow night will
furnish what is lacking.
Hilly Slj or'n 11 usy Carocr.
While Billy Mycr , who hopes to bo
crowned champion lightweight of America
tomorrow night , is undoubtedlv much
tnoro than an ordinary puo , there is
not much In his career to convince ono that
ho is n world boater. Ho cama Into measur
able prominence for the first time in 1SS3 ,
when bo whipped both Billy Manning nnd
ueorgo Murphy. The following sprinc ho
found nn easy victim In Charlie Lomansoy ,
whom ho put , out in three triple-extract
rounds. In 18S5ho furnished d surprise
party for tbo Chicago short-haired bv lulling
Y/H.
JJUitT ;
their pot , Paddy Welch , a really clever
liirhter , into a qiiiol1 slumber In ono round.
Ho cot into tBnt' pump-handlo swine
of his shortly" nyaf tor squaring off ,
and Paddy novov" new what/ hurt him
until the next mdh/ttiir. Charlie Daly , tbo
St. Louis boy who w-fcut-up to Omaha in 'S'J
to do battle with Jimmy Lindsay , has thu
credit of giving rlio1"Cyclone bis warmest
battle. They fou&htJ at-1 vVooafora , III. , in
1SSO for'SI.OOO ' , ' afitt hatt Doly boa some other
man In hls'corlfUr besides.that1 old stlfl.'Tom
AUen , tie would , have wo'ii the fie tit bevond
question. The tight \vas "hot'tlnpor" ' from
start to finish , belrig' interspersed with
numerous knockdowns and other pleasant
ries that go to maUo UD a light1 as is a light ,
but Daly outfought himself and lost in the
thirty-tirst round. A year later Billy put
the Kibosh on.to Buffalo Gallagher In tliroo
rounds , and two months after that banded
Harry Gllmoro u receipt for HUe value rej
coivcd. At this time Gllmoro was still posing
as the champion of Canada , and nlthough ha
was stale and bad boon punched out so often
that a gentle push lu tbo nock was all that
was necessary to accomplish this , ho pave
the Cyclone a rip-snorting tlpht as lent ; ns Is
lasted , which , however , was for 011)3' ) five
rounds. Gllmoro wonld not acknowledge
that a man of Mycr's ragged action wns hit
superior , nnd be insisted on another trial
! > nd nothing loth , Billy generously gave it to
him , knocking him out with a single cut-
loose from the shoulder , in Just twcnty-olgbt
seconds. This exploitwas achieved at North
Judson , where two roar * later bo mot Mo-
Aullfto.
Myer's next conspicuous engagement was
at Minneapolis , with Danny Neodhnm. It
was for twenty rounds and Mycr got the
decision on points , although It should have
been a draw. Two years ago Billy beat
Jack Hopper In lx rounds , and In that year
mot his first reverse. This was at tbo hands
of Andy Bowen , a vicious colored tighter ,
who whipped him soundly before ono of tbo
clubs in this city. Ono year later they mot
again , this time before , the Olympic club ,
, iud after thirty-two round * of bard light
ing , In which Bowen was always tbo
agcressor , it was celled a uraw.
Myqr's lust nnd best battle wns that u
year UKO with Jimmy Carroll before thn
the Olympic club , on which occasion the old
veteran was decisively beaten.
TfilH Kvunliiff Will Settle It.
Tomorrow night wo will see exactly what
Billy Is made of. His frlonds claim that bn
Is another mau from whit ho was whou hemet
mot MoAullffo at North Juuson , and predict
that bo will provo a "load-pipe cinch" to
morrow night , but I seriously doubt It.
All of Myor's past victories ho owes bo-
yona dispute to bis superior strength nnd
powers of endurance. Ho has never dis
played any slll | or cleverness worth men-
tinning , and U : t disagreeable sight while in
action In tbo ring , lip has a right arm mo
tion llko that of a windmill aud skulks ubout
Instead of manfully facing the music. To
morrow night , bowavor , according to his
partisans , we are to navu a uha'ngo. Ho Is
to mix up with Jack , and , well fellows look
out , we uro in for a wllolc lot of fun.
GltlSWOU ) .
SAII..IMS Tiuiii TIII : SOUTH.
Corliatt anil III * Itounlvo Uonorul
Ovation cm Tjiulr Juurniiy.
CiuiaxiTTi : , ft. Qufj&opt. 4. The Corbott
special over the Uitapioiid & Danvlllo rail
way has had a pleasant run from \ \ asbing-
ton , although un llBUF lato. Cornell slept
well und got up ul 'u S a , m. ns chlppor us u
lark nnd feeling AiWjn lighting cock. The
train was to run toHCtiarlottosvillo for break
fast , but owing to Uidlioluv in getting away
from Washington tmVprogram was ubangid
and they stopped dVb ut Danville , where nn
excellent moai waubwrved , Corbott ute a
hearty breakfast. R to
Ono of tbo mostujiotlcoablo events of tbo
trip was wnou CocbUtt , uftor bis car bad.
been attached to/uUbo special , sauntered
through to great L'W > fiof'Mllio" Donovan. Ab
ho entered tbo iwi'U'Vtistur" n small babv
boy WAS nay I uu his v voninu' prayers , when
Corbelt was altracUd to him by his port
chirp. Corbott patted U petted the child ,
und tie child , utter niyni ( . ' for Its mamma
und pupa closed lu almplu praying by wish
ing that "God vvouia bless Mr. Corbott. "
The party loft Dinvlllo. shortly after 0
o'clocK. fullv two hours behind the time
soboaulod , Tbo run from Washington to
Danvlllo was n fast one , und thu majority of
tbo passengers were shaken up sn thoroughly
that they could not sleep. The Danville
pooolo turned out lujull forcoto sooCorbolt.
It was not a bowling , shouting crowd , but
tnoro of a critical assemblage. The story of
the light and break between Corbott and
Daly IB faUu , Daly.U Btlll lit the party and
ha not oven a scratch or mark of nnv do-
Borlntlou to IddlcaU ) that he over had any
dlftlculty with Corbott or anyone clue. On
the contrary they ur < i on Hio best of terms ,
and both emphatically deny having bad any
dininultj whatever.
Warren Lewis did not ; ot a "banco to BOO
Corbott uutll thU moruliie , nud the bl Cal-
Iforntanwas aslcoo when Lewis , Pnrsot
Davlcs nnd their party boarded the train al
Washington. Lawli was vorv much pleased
with Coroott's nppoarnnco anil said that he
wns Just the shape that Hall was in when h <
whipped Pntohard. It Is his opinljn thnt II
won't do for the Sullivan people to offer bif
odds when they reach Now Orleans. Th
majority of the people of this trnin will gt
straight through In order to take In the Me
AulitTo-Myor light.
, llni mill Jno Slmlto Jlnndft.
' 'Parson" Davlcs preached n very able ser
mon on pugilism and succeeded In convert
ing both Corbett nnd Chnynskl. Thor shooli
hands and burled the hatchat , although tliov
have boon bitter enemies tor many years.
They r one lit thrco bitter and bloody battles.
Corbott won nil three.
At Salisbury a very largo crowd ot people
gathered around thu train and yotlod llko
Indians for Corbott to show hlmsolf and
they were moro than surprised to see Corbolt
ntui Choynnki nmko their nppcnruiioo to-
pother , chattlnp pleasantly ns they showed
themselves to the pooplo.
At ( jix'onsboro Corbott made qutto n
ptrasant little speech to tbo crowd und was
heartily chcorud. Corbott and Choyiisltl
mndo up between Greensboro and Salisbury
and much credit Is duo to Euconu Comlskov
of the Now York Athlotlo club for the able
manner lu which he engineered the mooting
between thosn pugilists. Tboro was rejtiio-
ing all over the tram whou It was louruoc !
that these clndlatorft had shaken hands and
made up , ns they were ohoolboys togo'.hor
nnd had not only fought their boyish
battles together , but hail allowed that Bitter
focllnir toward ono another to grow until
they fought It out ns men in thu prlo ring
arena. Joe admitted that Jim wivs n superior
pugilist , nnd wished him success In the great
battle witti Sullivan In Now Orleans. Ho
then presented Corbott , a wishbone ,
stutlnR thnt It was brought from Europe
with him , nnd hoping that this would brliiK
him good luck.
At Salisbury n follow boarded the tram
nnd nsiccd Corbott if ho would kindly allow
inm to feel his muscle. The big Caltfornlnn
smiled pleasantly and lot him fool his arm.
"By ( jolly , you nro all right there , nnd I will
bat you win. "
It caused considerable amusement for the
boy.s. but the old follow wont away porfoctlv
satisfied.
Washington Mlko. Donovan cot jostled
in a crowd , and by the time ho ( jot back ho
discovered that ho had boon "touched" to the
extent of WO.
The Corbolt special train reached , this
place about 1 o'clock today , where Corbott's
training car was cut loose , nnd nftor bidding
the party gooabyo Corbott and his trainers
took dinner and the special loft for Now
Orleans.
1'rosontoil with a Rnhblt'a Pont.
After resting nn hour or so Corbott not the
quiet little town of Cbnrlotto In an uproar
by Jumping into a carriage und driving rapIdly -
Idly into the country , where he took a
run of a few minutes , and It wns with
diniculty the accompanying carriages
managed to keep up with him. The boys
on their bicycles were lett in the
distance , as the nalt was a tnllo fast for
thorn"nnd they were forced to give up the
chase. When bo readied the outskirts of
the ' .own ho put on his sweater nnd Jumping
into his carriage was driven rapidly to his
training car , where nn hour or moro was
spent in the liveliest kind of exercise , such
punching the bap , wrestling nud tuecine
with McVey , and then sparrinc with Daly
for forty minutes , nftor which ho skipped
the rope nnd then tool : a bath and was rubbed
down. The next hour or so was spent In
lounging around the ttnlmug car , wbilo
everybody for rallos around thn sieopv old
town OVOP to the rnon , woiuou und children ,
gathered around the car and gazed ut Cor
bott ns though ho were some wild animal.
At balf past 5 o'clocK a committee from
the North Stale Social club cnllea with car
riages for Corbott aud his party and took
them up to their plub ronms. They were re
ceived by the club ofllciuls nnd members and
Given a hearty welcome. A half hour was
thus spent , and after declining a very press
ing invitation to visit the VTouujj Mon's
Christian association rooms , the party were
driven to their hotel , where a dinner was
wnltinp.
In the evening Corbott and D.ilytooka
long walk before retiring for tbo night. As
Corbett was about to enter his hotel ho was
mot by n committee of tbo employes of the
Hlctnuona i& Danville railroad , who , with
great pomp presented him a rabbit's
foot. Corbett saia bo wns not going to tauo
it ; but when ho was informed that it was nn
omen of good luck all through tbo south , ho
accepted It with thanks and was heartily
applauded.
TALKS WITH TUB LONDON SPOUTS.
Jackson , hlavin , Pony Moore nncl Others
Think "Stilly" Mas Ills Work Cut Out.
[ CoprrlRhtcil IS ! > 3 bjr Jninoi Ciorilon llonnott. )
Loxno.v , Sopt. 4. [ Now York Herald
Cable Special to THE Bun. ] Tbo cpinlon
of sporting nioa whom I approached toduv in
reference to the coming contort between
Sullivan and Corbett is that Sullivan will
win provided ho is In llrst rate condition ; if
not , they thluk Corbott will come out of the
affray victorious. The National Sporting
club , which Is the center of the English
sporting world , Is almost deserted at present
owing to the absence of a majority of the
numbers , who have pone to tbo continent or
nro enjoying themselves on moors. Tboro Is
title if auy bolting at 100 to TO In favor of
Sullivan. Peter Jackson , whom I saw tboro
s awaiting the result of tbo light with
unusual anxiety.
"I feel coufldeiit , " said ho , "thai Corbott
will keep Sullivan busy for a long tlmo. It
took Sullivan ever two hours to put Kllrain
out , while Corbott accomplished ihc feat lu
two rounds. If then ) Is tiny truti ! In the re-
> oris Sullivan bus been unnulo ti > tram Into
It condition. Ills feet are said to bo bad ,
vhluh shows ho is not nulo to stand
lard otbluiiu work. Under ttieso circum
stances 1 should think Corbett stands a
splendid chance of buatlnc the Bostonlan. "
dauktois Will Nut Clmlloiiga.
"What Is your Intention ? " was asked. "Do
you Intend to challenge the winner ! "
"No , I shall not challenge the winner , but.
. am hopeful that I will bo able to meet Cor-
)0tt. When I say I will not challenge the
winner I moan that I do not , Intund to make
a bid , but I stand ready 10 make u match
with any ono. "
Fleming of the National Sporting club
said : "I hnvo never seen Corbott , and can
only Judge of Sullivan's abilities by the oxhl-
iltiou of sparring which I once witnessed ,
am under the Impression that Corbell will
; ivo him considerable trouble , for the Call-
'ornlau bus the roputatlon of being woudor-
' hittor. I look
'ully nello und a pile-driver
'orward to a good tight. "
Frank Slavln was serving bitter ale and
Scotch whisky to a row of admirers who
stood four deep lu front of his bar In Jerniyn
street this evening when I asked him what
bo Ihought of the coming llcht.
Hluvln Favors Uorhott.
"I think It will bo a very Ion ? tussle and
my money Is on Corbott , " said ho. "Ho
KoouiB to mo to bo a butter man la many re
spects than Sullivan. Iu thu first place bo
much younger , more scloiultlo and Is in
jotter condition than tbo big fallow , but I do
not want you to suppose Sullivan is going to
bo whipped straight off. Ho will make a game
fight because ho knows vorv woit that
ils reputation us n lighter is atstuke. Iu bis
host form , however , ho has never been
equal to Cornell's present state. Sullivan
has always depended on his brute strength
to gain his victories , and I am certain It will
tot avail him much this time. Jackson is u
jotter man than Sullivan and Corbelt has
stood him off , I want you to Bay for mo , "
continued Slavln , "Hint I shall challenge the
winner of tbo light for $10ooo. I shall go to
America two or throe months after my two
saloon's uro In good running order and I want
to mnKo a mutch with Corbott , Sullivan or
Jackson , preferably the ( niter , but I will
Ight any one who covets my money. 'Squire
Ablngton nnd Pony Moore will back mo t
the extent of fil.OOJ. "
Aloaro and Mitchell both ngroo that Cor
bott U n dcculodlv clever man nnd that If h
is whipped tt will only bo nftor ho has give
Sullivan a hsrd-onrnod victory. Austin Git
boos , who coos Into t raining nt Tottoulint
Monday for n light with Abbolt. thinks th
Callfornlnn will glvo n Rood account of him
self. Gibbons weighs HO pounds which b
intends to bring down to ! ' , ' < ! . Abbott is :
favotlto in this contest. BLUMKNFKI.P.
DoWltl's Sarsnparllla cleanses the blood
Incroisos the appetite and tones up the sys
torn. H has bonetltod many people whc
have suffered from blood disorders. H wil
help you.
ir.i.vr Tiintit jio.vwr it.ictc.
Krntuoldiins Who Clnliu tn llmo llooi
SM Imllrd In u Corporal inn Uonl.
DVVTON , O. , Sept.I. . ISsocIal TolCRrnn
to Tun Bin. : | Wesley Young of this city
the owner of nil the hodgofenco eonipnulo !
of the central and wostoru states , has bear
sued for $00,000. The suit was filed In tin
United Siatos circuit court by J. W
McCullock , and llvo other sloon hold
ers of tbo IContuoky corporation , whc
nlloRO that they purchased certain pnlonl
rights of Young ; that each was to paj
$3,000 for them ; but part of those taken Intc
the company paid & > ,000 onch part bolnf
glvon their stock by Young to Ret the ollior ;
into the sohcmp. The plnlnlifTs nllcco thai
they have boon to gro.it expense nuit find
that the patent rights nro now worthless and
tnoy want the jt5,03l ) they paid for the pnt
outs returned with $15,000 damages and in
lerost.
WKA'iniillI'OltKVASIS. .
North Winds unit Wurmrr Wcntltcr fin
NchniMldi Today.
WASUINOTOX , D. C. , Sept. 4. Forecasts fet
Monday : For Nobrusltn , North nnd South
Dakota Warmer , north wluils , becoming
variable. For Iowa Fair , warmer ; north
winds , becoming variable.
Iiiicnl Itucoril.
Orricc oi'Tiir. WEVTIIF.II BUIIKAU , OMUU ,
Sopt. ) . Omnba record of temperature anil
rainfall compared with corresponding tlavof
past four vcars :
ISO. . 1RO | . 1Sfl3. ISSO.
Maximum temperature. . . . 71 = 72 = 71 ° 59 =
Minimum temperature S'J = 4'J ' = 01 ° 4 ! ) =
Avenue temperature (11 = Uj3 08 = fit3
I'roelpltnt.on OJ 03 ' 'I 40
Statement showing the condition of tem
perature and precipitation nt Omaha tor the
day and since March 1 , 1SW. as compared
with thu general average :
Normal tomouraturo. C8 =
Deficiency forthodny. 4 =
Deficiency slncoMaroll 1 407 =
Normal precipitation H Inch
Dollulonoy for the day 11 Inch
Excess slnco March 1 Ullnch
G. E. LuroObiorvor. .
F , J. Holt of DJ troll is nl the Morcor.
A. L. Cull of Oakland Is at the Arcade.
C. T. Ljiton of Denver IK at the Dollono.
S. T. Story of Teltamali is at the Arcado.
E. Cousadlno of Uluhlicld is at tlie I'nxton.
T. W. Cuuffea of Chicago U ut the Murray.
A. A. Davis of Emerson Is u guest at the
Arcado.
J. L1' . Cnssel of'Kearney Is registered at
tbo Arcade.
F. H. Gilcbrost of Kearney is a guest nt
the Paxton.
C. E. Benson of DCS Molnos , la , is a guest
at the Dollono.
S. Woodman of Denver is among the guest *
nt the Mercer.
E. E. Solders of Lincoln was a Sunday
guest at the Pnxlon.
Mr. aud Mrs. William IlumloU of Avoca ,
la. , are nl the Mlllard.
Mr. and MM. L. F. Endorlvof Klmball are
among tno guests at tbo Arcade.
Mrs. William F. Manning returner ! today
from n two months' outing at Colorado
Springs uud Mnnltou.
MUs Kato M. Wright , n popular school
teacher of the city , is at homo , -IDO" North
Twenty-fourth street , after a two months'
absence in Colorado.
NKW YOHK , Sept. 4. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : Biu. | Mr * . Castillor of Omaha , with
Mrs. .T. T. and Miss Clarke of Chicago are at
tbo Savoy.
Nutreot ! Nugget ! Nuirgot ! Buy Big
Nupgot baklntr powder. 31 OL. 2.5 cents.
W. II. Shrynclt'H Acroniits
LOUISVIU.B , Nob. , Sopt. 3. To the Editor
of Tun BEB : Hofornug to correspondence
sent you July 21 , respecting tbo school ac
counts of the late Hon. W. B. Shryock , us
treasurer of district No. ! 12 , Cuss county , No-
br.isKn , I promised at that time to le't vou
Know the report of these records niter tbo
examination by the expert employed by the
new board for that purpose. Tbo amount
shown by Treasurer ShryncKduo the district
nt the unnunl meeting was SJ.O-lii. : ) . ! . The
nmount determined upon ns due thu district ,
nfter the records were examined w.is
W.lT.VJi. This include ! passible errors during
Mr. Shryock's sevou years term ns soaool
treasurer , the difference boinir principally
between tbo county treasbroraiid bis records
is to amounts drawn , the coriOL-lncss of
ivliich rests us well with the other members
jf the board as with the troasuror. There
ivns no evidence whatever of an\ thing being
: ovorod up or hidden , his records being u mo
le of neatness.
I will say Iu conclusion the amount last
lamed above was paid into tbo new treasur
e's Hands this data by the widow , Mrs. W.
3. Shryock. Yours truly , .1. P. ELMS.
m
Procure It lloforo Leaving Homo.
Thrco years a o , while Ivas visiting rolo--
Ivos ut Hlgsrlnsvlllo , Mo. , I was suddenly
, uKon with colic and severe pains in thu
ilomach. My relitlvos sent to the doctor
'or medicine , nnd ho sum mo n bottle of
3humi > orlaln'ti Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
.it'inody , telling tbo oouror that If .hut mod-
clno did not cure mo he could not prescribe
my thing thai would. I used It an 1 was im-
nodlaioly relieved. Hnsiir A. TnopnitN' .
Alovi'ineiilM or Orrnn Stuumrrx.
At Now York Arrived Steamers D'Arm-
itndt , from Bremen ; Fulcla , from Genoa and
ilbiultnr.
At Delaware Breaker , Del. Arrived
Steamer Lord Gaugh , from Liverpool , and
ilacau lu quarantine. Hoports all well.
At Havre Arrived La Brotagnc , from
* ow York.
At Southampton Arrived Ems , from
Now York.
At Movlllo Arrived State of Nebraska ,
'rom New York.
DoWltt'sSarsanarlllicijanui ttu
Union Kx-Prl oiiiirfl.
The twontiolh fuimial convention of
, ho National Association of Union ox-
Prlsonors of War will be hold in Wash-
ngloii City during Grand Army weak
n Soptombor. The Grand Army of the
lopublio oncumpmont IIUH arrniurod a
: omprohcnHivo sybtom of reunions dur-
.ns the wook. Largo tents will ho us-
lignod ax-priBonnra in which the lioad-
nmrloi'H of tliu Natloiml iiHsouiution will
Jo located , and where thu secretary will
urnuh Information regarding the nsso-
slution. For full particulars these In-
.orostud would do well to addrosH Major
"j. P. Williams , Hccrotaryand treasurer ,
lox 227 , Washington , 1) . 0.
Some tinsmiths use loanen-hcaUod nails for
oollng purposes. Tholast strokes flattens
bo head ever thu liolo madu In tbo tin , and
thus proventeJ.
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Highest of all in Leavening . . . .
Powder
ABSOUUTE'JV PURE
Afc. TJ , Jl. Jlninlcii ,
Of AtiRtislA , JIo. , sayst "I do not remember
\Uicn 1 bcgnn tn tnko llood's Bnrsap.nrlll.ii it
was several yc.ii s nso , ami I Imve found It ilocs
me a great dvnl of iooil lu my dvcllnlng years ,
I am 91 Years
2 months nuit 20 ilays old. nnd my health Is per
fectly good. 1 liau no aches or pains about mo.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
my bowels. Mlltmitnlcs my npnctlto ,
nud li ' ! | > * nut to nlrci > Mrll. I doubt It : i
preparation 'ever wns made sooll suited to
illUnilt3 Of Otil J > 00llu. 1 , . ] ) . IlAM
Klin Street , Augusta , Ale. , Sept. 2(1 , IH'.H.
HOOD'S PjLLB nro n mllil , iiontlo , ptlnlen ,
ARE YOU SUFFERING ?
l-'llOM
WcJincss ,
Catarrh or
UUIIItllll
Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Diseases ,
IP SO , OALIj ON
Consultation Free.
Acknowledged to bo tun mostsuccmfill 8poclall.it In
nil 1'IUVATK , IILOOl ) , NKUVOUS , SKIN AND UlllX-
AUV DISEAHKS.
Conorrlii ! i In from 3 to (1 ( ilujM. Syphilis curo.l
Hluiiit Mi'rourjr. All alnxoi fur Ufa.
bTIUCTUUK pcnimni'iitly curail. romov.il com-
pleto. fflllioutcuttluii. ountlj nr illl.u > illcn. Cura
nlfcctoitat linuiu by imtluut wllliaut n marnoiU'i
pain or uiinoynnco.
ril.US. KISTUhA AND UKCTAI. Ur.CUIIS ouroJ
nlthuut pain or detention from b Illinois.
IlVDilUCKLi : ANU VAIUCOCI'.l.i : porniinonlly
nnd Bucuumtullvcurod.Mctliod noirniiduntullliu.
WEAK MEM
( V1TAMTV WCAK ) , Mail i so by too olosj nppll-
cntlon to Inislnosi or slmly ; nororo monttl utraln
or Kflur ; HICXUAI , K.VUKS HS In mtildlo llfo , or
from the cflocta of yoiitliful folltot
WKAK MKN AKI ! VICTIMS TO NKHVOUS D1S-
lilMTViir IJXIIAUSTIOV , WAST1NI1 WKAKKK8S
I.NVOI.UNTAIIV ljHd ( < M wltli KAltl.V DUCAV In
YOUNH nnil MlDDht ! AOIJDi luck of vim. vluor ,
niul atrjnutli , with noxual or nii ] Imp.ilrod nnil
trcnkoncMiml priMiiittiroly In iipproichlntrolil n < xo.
AU ylold ruadlly to our now troatinont for loii of
Tltulponcr. Cull on or nlilrjii with Btainp fur
clrcuinri , free hook nnd lornlpU.
lirpnr * ov Snirln ; us south fsth street ,
\
VI , Otlllltia OUlllli
, OMAIIA , NUU.
NoNttoI'oatOnieo.
Hobb's Are the Dest on Earin.
Aot gently yet prompt
ly on the MViii : , KID-
VR\S am ) IIOHKLS , dis
pelling Headaches , Fev-
ns nnd Colds , thorough
ly cleansing the system
of disease , nnd cure *
hnbi'.ual constipation
They nro sugar coated ,
do tint gripe , very fimnll.
easy lo take , suul. purely.
vegetable.ISplllslneacU
vial. 1'crfjut digestion
follows their use. Tliry
aMolutoIr euro elck licr.J-
BCbo. and nrorccumincnJ-
el bjr baainn riifsldins. For sale by lending
drutrpist orsontliynitt-25cU. : nrlnl. Address
K3B13 MEDICINE CO. , Props , San Frsnwo or Cfibzo ,
fOH SALE IK OMAHA. NEB. . BY
F nhn * CCo. . Co.r 15tli & DouBlns St * .
J .A. rilllcr & Co . Cor. Illh & DouRla'jEU.
J-ll FonUT A Co. . Council lIluOi. la
AMUSlilMEilMTS
I
Theater ! i-'i"-"t
ill's , Monday Evening , Sept. 5
suupurli'd by llio fatrnnuost and Mc&t ( i it
plum
DRH1MT1GGOMPHNY
Now Iloforo the 1'nbllu.
TOMdllT
VIRGINIUS.
Tuesday nvonlnz JUMIIS O.T.3AK
Wednesday Slntlnoo-lNGlJMAU.
Wednesday Kvenlm ; TIIK OhADfATOR.
l'rlf < i Honurvcil Hoatn , llrit lloor. Jl ; Konornlud-
nltilon. Tlo : reservcil srmtn In balcony , TJc ; Koncril
( InilkBlon.&Ui ! ; Kallory ' 'Ju. Matlnou iiriei'.i-l-'lr t
oor , 76c ; bnlujtiy , Wo
THE EVANS ,
'ho Hoi Spring nl' America ,
Hoi S ; > rlntr-i , S , I ) .
'Input llosort Hotel In the \Vn.it , Strictly Flrit
C'liisi Ijurxo lluonn , HIliKld or Kniiillu , Now
( Ipun. All Miiilucn linnrovuiiiuiita , Talila i Spu-
nliilty. Ilo.i8'innblu Hittm for llahinca nOiimion.
OrchONtrit nnd Danclntf Kiory Uvonliixln thu Mu
bin Hull. Klnnit I'lun o llatli III ( ho llnltuit
Htutc'ji. lluatitlfnl .Miiuntulii bcunarr , bplunilM
ClliiiHtii , Coul NlKlitu , No .MosiiuUiJH. II.WJ Kant
above thu.Soa 1'ho riouth Dakotn Hot SnrliUi
mcattraitliu : nttantloii nil oriir ihj wnrld , nnd
nru curing H I irifcr pornoiiliuo thnu nny surlnm
In tliu U. rt. Kiir r.lto * , blllu , ntu . nn I othar In-
unit ntlon , ailUrcBS , O. S. .MAIlDirN
Hot SprlniiJ , Houlh Dakota
.H5UMANKNT SIUICWALIC KliSO-
LUTION.
'onni-ll Uhaiiibor , Oiiiuhu. Neb. , August Iflth
lb'l
lo It insolvoil hy thnelty council of the ulty
of Oin.ili.i , Urn .Mayor uunuurrliiKi
Thnt punn iiiontHiduwuIkH lioconstrtiottsJ In
ho city ( if Oniiiliiius nofl''ii.ilcd huiuw , within
Ive'luyA afuir tno publiu itlim of tnU nnolu-
Inu , or tliu | > Qr4 nitl.Horvlco thereof , n hy or-
Iliuuiuo Is aiithoruo 1 and required ; sueh
Idinvitlks lo ho laid to tlio puriiiiiiieut Ki' < ul
.s cslthllHhi'd on thu pavnd Htruuu < < pecl-
iud hiireln and to be eonstruutud of stone nr
rlllloliil Mtfiiin , avunrJIiK ti ) Hpoolfloutlonn on
lln In thu olllca of the board of public worltu.
ml iiiulrrlts Hiipurvulon , lo-wlt :
Went Blue of'dtli strool. lots I nnd bloukS.
/.ipllol Illll udilltlou , permanent irudu , U fuut
flllC.
K.ixt xldoof 17th Htrout , lot 5 hlook 110 , city ,
luriniinuiit Kr.idu. in fuut wide ,
North Mlilu of Uujiltol avuniiu. lou 8.7,1 ! , . %
ilocU 7. , city , pdrniiiiiont.TiiIe ) , 20 font wide.
Wuutalde of Illh ulreul , lot' 1 bluulc 01. city ,
HTiiiunant Knidc. 1H ft'fit wide.
West ulilu of llth itruot , lot H block Ul , city.
Hirmuuent grade. IS feet wide.
And , liu Ik riirthor resulved :
That ilio board nf piilillo wo r Its ho , and lu
inroliy iiiithnrlzed and illrnutoii tu UUUMU u
'ouv ' of thU resolution to hu iiiibllHhoil In tlm
illlcliil uupurof the e.ty for OIKI week , or liu
crvud un tliu rnvnors of nulil lulu , und that
MilosKSiKjIi owiuirHulnll within IIvuihiys uftur
IKI pulil uiitlon or n r\-lcu of uuvli oopy cou-
trnutBiiHI HlihiwiilU IIH liuruln ri-iiulreil. that
Iio IID.Inl of pulilloviilN caimu ilioMnnia t4i
toddiio. the coat of coiiNtrnetnij ; Kitld sldo-
valltRroiuuutivuly Ki hu IISSIHSUI ! npilimt thu
iiul estate , lot or iiurt tit lot la finnt of and
ihuttlir * iiioh KldewiilkH.
1'u.ssud , Auguat Itllh. MU.
11 r. DAV19. \
1'reAMunt of tliu Oounolt
Attest ! JOHN OKOVIS.
City Olork.
Approvodl OHO. I1. lin.MIt %
Mayor ,
NOTIOC TC OON8TIIUUT HlDHWAIdCH.
? o tlio ownor.s of tlio lou , partx ol Ion aud
real eritnlH described In tli above revolu
tion :
You and onohof you arnhurony nolllled to.
Kiiutriiot poriiiuiioiilBldiiwulKit usruiiulrcil Uy
i runoliillonof thu ulty council and mayor ot
Init-lty of Uniuliu , of which thu ubovo u it
opy.
I' . W. IIIUKHAUBKII.
Chnlrnian Iliiunl of I'ubllu Work * .
Omaha. Nob. , Auyiut J li. iw. .