THE OMAHA DAILY Hhl3HUUSDAY : , SEPTEMBER 8 , 1892.
COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION
It Will' Ba Properly Observed by Ne
braska Citizens.
BOYD ISSUES HIS PROCLAMATION
fnrdon or Adnmi County' * ] U-Treaiuror
Hoqiimtoil by the Now KiiRlnnd Vet
eran AMocmtloti Work of n
Daring Crook In Lincoln.
W , Nob. , Sept. 7. [ Special to THIS
BBS. ] Governor Boyd this afternoon Itsucd
the following proclamation In reference to
the observance of Columbus day la the state
of Nebraska :
"Tho prosldentof the UnltcdStatos having
nppolr.tod Friday , October 21 , 1892. as the
400th anniversary of the discovery of Amer
ica by Columbui , by his proclamation n
national holiday , ana recommended its ob
servance ; and
\ "Tho department of superintendents of
the National Educational association having
heartily endorsed the Idea of a national holi
day , In the colouration of which the public
schools of the republic bo everywhere the
center ; nnd
"Such a celebration bolng at once patriotic
and crcdltabla In a stnto tvlth so splendid n
record in educational matters 03 our own ;
now , therefore , I , James 13. Boyd , governor
of the state of Nebraska , In accordance- with
the notion of the president of the United
Stairs nnd in response to the wUho * of tbo
National Educational association , do hereby
aoHlgnnto und appoint Columbjs dav ,
namely , Friday , October 21 , 1 IU , as n public
holiday mid recommend that It bo observed
by thu dlffcnt schools throughout the state
of Nebraska ; that business bo nuspondod ou
that day ; that clvla and military organi
zation ! take part In trio celebration nnd that
the day bo dovotcd to the inspiring of the
children of this land with the true appreci
ation of the history , grandeur nnd dostlny of
this nation.
"This work Is specially committed to lion.
A. K. Goudy , supirlntcndeiit of public In
struction. "
Snprnmn Court Matters ,
> At the September term of the supreme
. . court the several Judicial district * of the
state will bo called on the dales ru follows :
First district , September 20 ; Second district ,
September2'3 ; Third district , Septembers" ;
Fourth dlstrlut , October 4 ; Fifth district ,
October 11 ; Sixth district , October 13 ; Sev
enth district , October 25 : Eighth district ,
October 27 ; Ninth district , November 1 ;
Tenth district. November 3 ; Eleventh dis
trict , November U : Twelfth disttict , November
bor II ; Thirteenth district , November 15 :
Fourteenth district. November 10 ; Fifteenth
district , November 17.
The case of Calvin and Eliza Burkor
against Jnno E. ClarK nnd others was filed
with the clerk of the supreme court this
morning. It Is n bnltiio county caso.
Another case lllod In the supreme court
this forenoon was that of tno Homo Insur
ance company of Now York against J. W.
WInn & Co. , from Johnson county.
dork Campbell mid his assistants shut up
tbo shop this afternoon aud visited the stole
fair.
OosHlp at the State House.
The stale house was visited by ever 1,000
people today. Tbo sight-seers Qllod tbo cor-
riaors aud nil the big rooms and were on-
thuslastlo at tbo splendors of iSobruska's
capital.
There has boon an unprecedented demand
for passes to the state ponltontiary. Most of
tbo visitors to the state house prefer passes
signed by Governor Boyd , for in this manner
they can obtain the autograph of Nebraska's
distinguished executive. The governor in
moro than obliging nnd ha * furnished his
nutcgraph to ever 300 parties today. So great
has bean the demand that thrco clerks bavo
boon busy nil day writing the autographs.
Uaculvor Gibbons of the defunct Couimer-
.flluljSnd Savings bank of Kenrnov lllod his
August report with the supreme court to
day. Ho i opens that ho has collected to
date upon notes the sum of $1,603.84. Ho
also sold the burglarproof , tlmo lock biifo to
the Exchange bunk ot Sulton for 9550 , of
which 5100 was paid down. No disburse
nients for the month were reported.
It it slatori that there Is a strong prob
ability that the State bank nt Crete which
closed Its doors last week will bo reorganized
on u sound financial bnsis. The receiver has
not yet boon appointed , although the judges
of the supreme court huvo the matter under
consideration.
Assistant Attorney General Summers wont
to Fremont this morning , returning this
afternoon.
T. J. Fltzmorris of THE BEE was a caller
ot the state bouso today.
Church IIowo appeared before Governor
Boyd today with petitions from the New
England Veteran association of tbo state for
the pardon ol Charles H. Paul. Mr. Paul
was u soldier In a Now Hampshire regiment
nd bears tbo scars of honorable service.
Fell from a llrlck U'ull.
J. M. Humphrey , a brick mason living
with bis family In this citv , has boon at work
for some tlmo past at Taicora , In this state.
Monday ho hud the misfortune to fall , and in
doing so received a severe ooncussion on the
back of bis ncclr , resultintr in the almosl
complete paralysis of the lower half of his
body , and rendering him practically helpless.
For a tlmo It was feared that ho would nol
recover , but this morning he wan well otiougb
to bo removed to this city. Ho was broucbt
homo at 1010 : ! this forenoon on a cot in the
baggiigo car. His wife mot him at the train
nnd bo was taken homo iu-thu patrol wagon
Ho will probably recover.
llobboil a 1'oolnellor.
liood'b saloon on Eleventh street , bolter
Unown n "Tho At.boy , " wa the scone of a
porvy robbery last night. A syndicate of
iporty gents bavo boon doing u laud omce
business selling pools on the state fair races
and while selling combinations last night
bad a big wad of greenbacks piled up on tbo
dc k , which stands neat tbo roar entrance a
the room. An uniinown individual olbowut
bis way through the crowd grabbed the rol
of inouoy und slid out the bactc door , i'ha
robbery was BO cleverly done that no ouo
could glvo n description of the robber and he
Is consequently mill onjo/lug his liberty.
Captured n I'ulr ot Crook * .
John Sharp , the colored barber nnd all
around crook , arrested hero the other day ,
wai taken to Grand Island lait night A
woman who claims to bo bis wlfo was also
rrosiod und tukon with him , as It is bo-
tlovod that sbo Is Implicated. Sharp Is
wanted at Orund Island for complicity in a
number of burglaries committed in that oily
during the state soldiers' reunion last week.
The gang cleaned upsnvoral hundred dollars
at halt a doion different stores ' during the
wook. Chief of Police Otto wni notified of
the foot that the members of the burglars
lyndicato bad undoubtedly como to Lincoln
to work the town duriiie the fair. The Lin-
coin police buliovo that they have broken up
l dangerous gang by the atrest of Sharp ,
from the I'olloi ) Court.
The police wore called to Josslo Williams' '
fllvo after 3 o'clock this morning , whom a
Dpbt among thu inmate * and visitors was In
prorea . Josslo and ono of her girls were
arrost'd and brought into polica court this
morning. Tbo madam was discharged , but
- tboelrt got ten duya.
k A man who guvo hi * name as J. Frankfol-
low was sentenced to ten oa.va1 Imprison
ment for general crookedness. Ho is sus
pected of having stolen some Jewelry found
In hU possession , and which don't look as II
It belonged to him.
'IhomasVado came up from the village ot
Adams la t evening to bco the big fair , but
ho wundorod Into a notorious dive across the
tracks , and was gathered lu py the police a
fuw bourn later. Ho was reprimanded by
the Judge and reloaspd thin morniuir.
Two rival Italian fruit vendors wore fined
(1 und costs for disturbing the peaoc ,
Abraham Baylcss , a colorau boy , wll
break stouo a few day * for the bmiolit of the
city. Ho wus druuk and disorderly.
Ilurlcil Uniliiru Uluy Hunk.
NUIIIUBKA OITV , Nob. , Sept , 7. ( Spocla
Telegram tn TUB HBK.J A. man mlracuiou
wcupo from douolo fatality occunod a
Dlckel A Sou's brick yard this afternoon
Ftvo men were enirago t In buulitiR dirt train
a clay bank to tbo brick maublao whan with
out warnlnci the mass of olav weighing a
cast two toils broke looio from U > f > o
ho bnnk and descended on the men. Tbroo
t the men escaped , hut John Boley and Ed
ward Wllburn were burled under the mass
f oarthi Work at rescue was at once com
menced niul Boloy was soon found. Bo-
end bad Drulsoshorras not Injured severely.
Several minutes afterwards groans ware
joard and Wllburn was found buried under
our fcot of earth. Ha was blacK In the face
vhon found. His right arm xvns broken nnd
its body terribly cruised. Ho could not
lava survived much longer. Physicians say
ho will recover.
I'roinnnt News Noted.
FURMONT , Nob. , Sept. 7. [ Special to THE
BEE. ] During the itoislon of the city coun
cil lait evening the contract for the eowerajo
of tbo otty of Fremont was awarded to Mc
Donald & Ponflold for $20,830 , ns previously
ogreod to by the Board of Public Works ,
tlcssrg. Sholcs & Stone having failed to glvo
> ends within the llvo days required tholr
> end of $500 vas declared forfeited and the
money placed la the olty treasury.
Hon. L. D. Crounso wires the secretary of
ho Old Settlers association : "Please cor
rect press dispatch error. No politics pro-
> osocl. " Tbls rotors to the old settlors' moot-
ng to bo held hero next Saturday on the
Chautnun.ua grounds.
Dr. C. M. Noble went to Washington
yesterday , where ho condemned thrco horses
and two mules that were afflicted with
glanders , and they were hot ,
Walt Mason returned last evening after a
ten days visit to the Buckeye stato.
Mrs. Thomas Crocker , 43 years of ago ,
died yesterday with cancer of the stomach
and was burled todnv ,
Hev. J. U. Qulnn , D.D. , has tendered hit
resignation as Das tor of tbo Episcopal church
in thin city.
Arpad liurothy arrived In the city yestor-
lay , having made the trip from Chicago
since last Frldav on Ills safety. About ono
voar ago ho lott hero on his safety for n tripe
: o blt > old homo in Europe.
Mrs. A. E. Williams , mother of C. M. ,
who Is cashiorof tbo First National bank
hero , and Miss Kate C. Klslng , her niece , of
Alnsworth left today for Jaouson , Miss. ,
where she becomes matron of the Presbyterian - i
torian Marv Helm seminary and her nleco
becomes principal of the nreparatorv depart- |
mont.
Frank E. Ilartlgan Is spending a few days
n the city.
The ElUhnrn run n special of eleven
coaches nil well filled this morning to Lin
coln. Among these who went from hero
were Hon. G.V. . E. Dorsoy , Ci W. Hyatt ,
f. D. Bail , H. Bridge , Prof. . J. S. Curry ,
Jc-orgo Miinhnll , W. H. Golf , George Blue ,
Daniel Stevens , Gene Rogers and very many
others.
Grand preparations are bolng made for tbo
Dodiro county fair to bo held hero from thu
10th to the 2'Jd Inclusive , this mouth.
Will Mnniiluuturo liurbiul Wire.
BKATIUCB , Nob. , Sept. 7. [ Special to TUB
.I A number of Buatrlco capitalists
bavo Just bad completed n machine for the
manufacture of the Huffman double strand
barbed wlro , nod will at once boglu the ox-
tonslvo manufacture of the fencing. Their
establishment will bo located In this citv.
Five of thy machines will bj made , each
with a capacity of live miles of wlro per
day.
i
Tired All tlio Tlmo , "
Is the complaint of many poor mortals , wbo
know not whore to fipa relief. Hood's Sursa-
puritla possesses Just these elements its
strength which you so earnestly cruvo for
will build you up , glvo you an uppotltu
strengthen your stomach and nerves. Try it.
Hood's Pills act especially upon the liver
arousing It from torpidity to Its natural duties
cures constipation and assist digestion.
West Loavnnworth Want * Same Mori" .
The West Lsavonworth Street Improve
ment club has hold another meeting for tbo
purpose of declaring Itself.
Tbo committee appointed to loon up and
report upon thu paving of West Leaven-
worth street informed the meeting that it
bad not found what it was looking for , but
that it was on the trail. This was consoling ,
and ut iu own request the committee was
given moro tlmo.
The question of no sidewalks in that end
of the city was discussed und Messrs. Sogar ,
Mank mid Wilg appointed a committee to
find out what was the matter.
The club eulogized Councilman Spocht ,
vybo , n member said , had interested himself
und securrd the laying of several walks
which bad been neglected by the councilman
from the Seventh and Ninth wards. After
dropping this subject tbo members talked
about the poor farm. Several members said
that Inmates of that Institution were allowed
to run at large , to tbo great unnovanco of
the people In the vicinity. Taking up the
subject of sidewalks again the secretary was
instructed to confer with the Board of Pub
lic Works and request that the sidewalk on
tbo north side of tbo street from Thirty-
seventh to Fortieth street bo cleaned and the
bxpenso charged uealust the abutting prop
erty.Tho
The next meeting of the club will bo held
Saturday evening.
Troops nt the World's Fnlr.
A private telegram from the War depart
ment states that preparations are being made
tor a splendid military display at Chicago on
the event of dedicating tbo World's fair
opening on October 21. Thd following
troops are to bo ordered to Chicago for the
occasion : Two troous of cavalry from Fort
Ulloy , Kan. ; Second battalion of infantry
from Omaha ; thrco companies of Infantry
from Fort Loavenworth ; part of Nineteenth
Infantry ut Fort Wayno. All these troops
will bo returned to their stations except the
two troops of cuvnlry from Fort Hllov , which
will ho retained nt Clilcaeo. The troops uro
taken from points nearest Chicago , on ac
count of tbo small appropriation available
for such expenses , as the money must como
from the contingent fund.
KmiKiis HurvoHt Ituports.
TOPEKA , Kan. , Sopt. 7. Keports form
threshers in 103 out of 100 counties lu the
state have been received by the state board
of agriculture. They indloata n probable
yield of 7,000,000 bushels of winter wheat , or
5,1100,000 moro than previously estimated.
Tbo report of the board shows u doorcase in
tbo condition of corn during August from
77 to 08 per cent of the average. Tbo con
dition of oats is placed at the average with
a yield of 3J bushels to the aero.
Found u Kullo lu a .Melon.
Deputy Sheriff Lowls has issued an order
that hereafter all food , dollcacios or presents
sent to prisoners In the county Jail shall be
carefully Inspected by the jailor before do-
llvery. This order wus brought about by tbo
fact that a largo knlfo was found concealed
In n melon sent to John Hanson , n thirty-day
prisoner sent up from the police eourt , A
woman was tbo party making the present ,
but she disappeared before the discovery of
the knlfo was mado.
or liiciimloauant .
The tiov Omaha Thomson-Houston Eico-
trlo Light company has commenced netting
the poles nnd stringing tbo wires for its Incandescent -
candescent system in the suburban districts
ot the city , The poles have boon put on
North Twentieth , Corby and Sixteenth
sin eta in order to miico tbo territory
bounded by these sti-eois one lighting dis
trict.
Ho Uiaturlfuil tli'o Army.
Charles Peterson , a pollen court veteran ,
was locked up again last night for being
drunk nnd disturbing the Salvation army
mooting. Potprjon nnd his jag wandered
into tbo army barracks end proceeded to run
the intioitncr for a few minutes. An ofllcor
was called und arrested tbo drunken mau >
AT THE BIG STATE FAIR
Many Thousands Attend the Excellent
* Show Made by Nebraska.
*
BRASS BANDS BLOWING FOR A PRIZE
Two Hundred Musician * 1'nrtlclpnto In the
Stnte Association' * Annual Contoit
Thirty Thousand 1'eoplo on the
Ground Vcgtordny Fiilr Notes.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Sept. 7. ( Special to Tint
This morning dawned cloudy with
heavy thunder , threatening rain , but the
look of sunshlno did not prevent a rush to
the fair grounds at an oarlhour. . The day's '
program began with a grand musical carni
val by the State Baud association. The fol
lowing bands were massed in front of the
offices of the president and secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture , and took part In
the entertainment ; Konnard , Syracuse ,
Douglas , Unadillo , Humboldt , Tobias , Over-
ton , Madison , Homlngford , Indlanola , Louis-
villa. Genoa Indian band , Archer and Citi
zen's band , Aurora. Two hundred musicians
were in line. At 0:30 : this evening tbo asso
ciation guvo a grand musical parade on the
principal streets of the city , nftor which
they went to Burlington Beach.
Last night class A contest cnmo off at
Government square , nnd tomorrow evening
class B will contest for honors at the snmo
place. Class A includes all musical organi
zations , while class B admits brass bands
only. The prizes will bo awarded at baud
headquarters In' the city at 8 o'clock Friday
morning.
The Omaha train which arrived at Lin
coln about 10:3U : this morning brought in a
largo crowd from the metropolis , Including
nearly all tbo Omaha city oQlclals , wbo are
hero as the guests of tbu State Agricultural
society. The attendance from all parts of
the state U very largo today , oven greater
than yesterday. As early as 13 o'clock the
grand stand began to fill up , and by 1:30 : it
was crowded to suffocation.
The Tblrty-fourth Illinois State Veteran
association hold its minuttl reunion on the
Krounds todny with 100 members present
from a number of states.
The Nebraska State BooUooDori associa
tion will hold meetings this "evening nnd
tomorrow evening at the bee and honey ball.
Superintendent Whilcomb says the proton t
exhibit is the bestover made In tbls country.
Muny different species ot bees uro on exhibi
tion , and the latest devices for extracting
honey and the actual process are on exhibi
tion. ( Jundy and cake made from honey nro
exhibited , and , it Is claunod. will keep fresh
and pure mucti loncor than If mudo with
sugar. Tbo exhibit as a whole is something
of which tbo state may bo proud. Many of
the individual displays were very lino.
The grand s weepstaUcs premiums on cattle
were awarded this afternoon. Tbo show
ring and amphitheater were crowded with
people to see the cattle , worthy of entry in
this class , , and they were not disappointed.
This is republican day , according to the
program , and tomorrow will be democratic
day , but politics does not seem to cut any
Hguro. The mooting of various societies
and organizations , tbo races , and the big
jihow generally , occupy the entire tlina , to
the exclusion of Dolltics.
The Tenltonal .Pioneer Association of
Nebraska met at tbo Sioux county log cabin
'
this oftnrnoon , but owing to the 'absence of
tbo president adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Tbo attendance increases rapidly. A
moderate estimiito places the number at 30-
000 today , and tomorrow , should the weather
remain favorable , will bring the largest
crowd over at. a Nebraska state fair. Tbo
olllccrs of the association are feeling good to
day and all exhibitors are happy. While
some of tbo counties , notably extreme west
ern counties , bavo the llnoit' agricultural
exhibits over shown at a state fair , agricul
tural hall Is bardly up to Its avorago. Ex
hibitors claim that the fair comes too early
this year , v/lng to the late soason.
The True J.uxatlvo I'rlnclple
Of the plants used in manufacturing the
pleasant remedy , Syrup of Figs , has a per
manently benelldal effect on'tho human sys
tem , wbiln the cheap vegetable extracts nnd
mineral solutions , usually sold as medicines ,
are permanently injurious. Being well-in
formed , you will use tbo true remedy only.
Manufacture. ! by the California Fig * Syrup
Co.
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Mnhel Carborry Has 1111 KxcitliiR Tlmo With
n Vulso I.over.
OTTUMWA , la. , Sept. 7. [ Special to Tnu
BEE.J A few days ago a wonderfully pretty
young woman stopped oft the Milwaukee
train and Inquired for a prlvato boarding
house. She win escorted by a young man
whom she suddenly left , much to bis sur
prise and the amusement of the spectators.
Nothing further was thought of it until
today , whan Clair Commons , editor of the
Blaico.iburg Mall , told the following story
concerning tbo mysterious young woman
nnd the pontloman who accompanied hor.
When Mr. Common * was approaching
Blakosburg bo was surprised to have the
woman approach him and ougago him in
conversation. She appeared a little bashful
and spoke with extreme modesty , rolino-
mciit and good manners.
' Excuse mo,1 * she said , "Is thut a Knights
ot Iythlas badge you wear ! " The editor
answered in the afllrmatlvo. ' 'Then , " con
tinued the girl , "I wish to speak to you. My
brother is a I/nlght and has often told mo
that should I over bo in trouble I could call
on any Knight ol Pythias with assurance.
You appear to bo a gontloman. I am a lady.
Will you listen to a short story and can "I
trust you ! "
The girl was extremely pretty and attrac
tive , which mudo tbo task of listening do-
cldudly pleasant. The odltor assured
her that ho would DO pleased to hear her ,
although ho was going but a few miles and
tbo story would have to bo brief.
"Very well , " replied thu girl , "I trust you
as'u man of honor and as a brother in tbo
lodge to wbliih my brother belongs. My
name Is Mabol Carberry. I am an orphan and
llvo in Kansas City with my brother. I
oamo up this road yesterday. The other day
a man with whom 1 had boon Hooping com
pany asked mo to accompany htm on a short
excursion to u suburban town. Ho took mo
on the wrong train And wo came up to
UttuimvH , This man h s twice asked me to
marry him and I refused. The second tlu.o
I refused him ho said ho still wished to bo
friends. When I discovered wo were so far
from homo I demanded to know why ho had
brought mo hero. Ho said 1 could notoacapo
him. If 1 wont quietly and oooyod him wo
would go homo tomorrow and nothing further
would over bo hoard of It. I told him I
would take care of myself , and when wo got
to Ottumwa 1 got off the train and went to t
prlvato boarding house. Ho came after mo ,
but 1 looked my door and rofusnd to BOO him.
This morning I gave u boy some money to
pet rae a revolver ; I have It hero and will
use it If necessary. When I cama to the depst
to take tbls train ho mot mo. I told him I
was going homo and it ho approaonoa mo I
would shoot him. Ho went Into the nmoklng-
car and I have not soon him since. I have
telegraphed my brother to meet mo where-
over ho can on this road. That is about ult.
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Powder
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1 wanted to tell somq9/vo the story , because
If ln.it man Interferes with mo there will bo
Uoublo , nncl if nnytUnlg happen * to ma 1
want my poor bret > emo.know of It. "
The editor supRostqdhat the man should
bo promptly arrested , and that bo sbould too
toil.
' No"repllodthoyonnRwoman"that ( would
make me stop to appearneninst htm : I want
no court scenes or publicity or any attention ,
Above all , 1 hope ihe'Uram oftlclals will not
nollco mo. t only want to co homo to my
brother. If that mnn goes to Kansas City mv
brother will tn&ko short \vorit of him ; it ho
docs not , I will bo SlUUttcd to bo rid of
him. " i .
When nsltr.d it nny.nld could bo rendered
her. the girl replied !
"No , nothing but WWtt I have nskod of
you ; say nothing of this aftalr bolero tomor
row ; will you promlso mo that upon your
honor ! " And tbo promise was givon. "I
have nil the money I need , " she said. "My
brother gnvo mo some money just before I
started , and I happen to bavo it with mo.
Tbo man made n throat that ho would not
allow mo to pass two stations fromOttumwn ;
I have passed two already , and I wanted to
speak to you bcoauso I thought If ho Inter
rupted rnc at all It would ho before the next
station. I think now that ho has changed his
mind. "
Just at this tltno a sullen looking man oamo
from the front car and walked slowly down
the ntslo. As ho nenrcd the seat In which the
mysterious Mabel sat she rose and staroa
him sternly In the toco with her hand upon
tbo pocket containing a pearl handled ro-
volvor. Ho gazed at her n niomont and
wnluod back as calmly ns ho bad cotno.
"Thoro , " said the lady , "I know him well.
Ho Is scared out. I foci qulto safe now. "
As the young woman nroso from her scat ,
the nslonlshoil editor took ttroo to look at
bor. Maool Is a pretty brunette about V )
ynarsof ago. Her whole manner Indicated
that HUD is a lady , but driven to such an ox-
trotno was forcoa to protect herself.
As Mr. Commons left the train , Hnndsomo
Mabol Carborry extended her hand nndsnld :
"I thank you , sir , lor jour kind offers. To
morrow I will bo at homo with my brother ,
lhat man will be gone , and none of the pas-
seniors on this train will know that any
thing unusual has happened. Qoodby. "
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the best
ot all remedies for child ron toothing. 23
cents a bottlo.
An to Training School ! .
Speaking the other day of the discussion
now going on In the Omaha iionrd of Educa
tion with regard to the maintenance of a
teachers , training school a prominent educa
tor says :
"Both Cleveland and Dayton , compara
tively small cities , are maintaining excellent
training schools. They require of the candi
date for admission not only a High school
dlplomu , but also n cortltloato of the city
board of examiners. The plan neither im
pairs the credit of the High school nor re
stricts its usefulness ; it gives to the training
school the best material , limits judiciously
Its membership and leaves It free to devote
Its ontlro tlmo to professional work. "
Apropos of the argument that ctttos payIng -
Ing high salaries do not need training1
school * , ho said : "Sau Francisco with an
average annualsaldry for principals of 31,741
and for other touchers of ? 3J3 und with a
tonchinc force of SOU maintains a training
class of sixty pupils.
"Now York city with a teaching force of
4,200 and an average annual salary of $1,900
tor principals and $730 for all other teach
ers has its city normal college with
of 1G'U and list cf
a membership , a grad
uates numbering 291. The college has gradu
ated 4,348 persons. ' '
"Boston , whoso schools nro models for the
country and which with , a toaohtnc force of
1,331 persons reaches'tho high average sal-
arv of $953 for all classes of teachers , main
tains a training schooli of which threo-flftus
of Its teachers are graduates. "
Mrs. L. H. Patten , Rockford , III. , writes :
* From personal oxperiMTCO I can recommend
DoWltt's Sarsaparilla , a cura tor impura
blood and general debility "
Mr. Macombor'Upturned ' the Purao.
Mrs. L. Shepherd , who lives at 1210 Howard -
ard street null makoa OJJiving by talcing in
ironing , lost , ' her pocketbook , containing (10 ,
whlla down' town yesterday , morning. She
reported the matter to OOlcor O'Uorman ,
who in turn notiilcd the station oftlcors.
Later in the day a gentleman called on bar
and returned the pocketbook , refusing to ac
cept a reward for bis trouble or to giv < 9 his
name. Ho proved to bo Oeorgo Macombor
of the Robert Downing company , tie had
found tbo purse containing tbo money and
Mrs. Shepherd's address and lost no time in
returning it.
Disease neversuccessiuliy attacks the sys
tem with pure blood. DoWltt's Sarsupirilla
makes pure now blood and onrlcbos bloDl.
AVorklnc Women's Union Ilocoptlan.
The Working Women's union will bo at
homo Thursday evening , September 8 , at
1015 Dodge street. Vou are cordially invited
to bo present.
The Working Women's association and
their spinning wheel made a bravo showing
in tbo parade on Labor day , but they will
have a moro effective ono this evening at
their now homo , 1015 Dodge street , which
BULL
DURHAM
SMOKING
TOBACCO
IS THE
EST.
Both Sides of the Que
Should be looked into.
, tlje Intelligent smoker
BULL DURHAM SN
BL.ACKWELL'8 DURHAM l
ill
TuKfinyVVs *
A Rlnglo < lmo priidum'H buniiflolnt rofc
) iloy nny of hotly lotwliloh > nil \\ero . .
hefiiro u HlmiiKor. .fflioy rnjoy it poj ) . m )
uliirlty iiiiiunill < 'li'il. I'rlec , Bcta.
TO TUT. OWNERS "OF' AljIjLOTd
uarta of lots and rotiDcatato nlons Mnplo
street froinaitli aveinui to 3Iat street , and
IntcrsootliiK 9treot.-fuu account of u pro
posed cti.muo of Krailor
You 11 re hereby notllleo Hint the undor-
slKned , three ( llslnterostcd freeholders of tlio
olty o ( Onialia. littvo been duly appointed l > y
tlio mayor , with tlio ( ' .pprovixl nf the city
couucll of said city , to nsson * the < luiniiL'Oi to
the oivnura , rokpflotlvoly , of the property
atloctml by triilliu tljn uhovo montluned
street and Intorrfeotlnp Hlrjeto , doclarud nuu-
ussary liy Orilliiunoa No. 100. pinsoil Atixust
Klrd. ITOi uiiprovoil AutruatSUh , 180. .
You 11 ro further ridlltlod , that hnvlns uc-
ccplol nulil uppoiiitiiivnt. nnd duly miiilillod
an required by law , wo will , ou thu 17llt daof
Hi'ptoinher. A. U. Ibli. . at the hour of tun
o'clock In the forenoon , nt tlio ofll'-u of 1C.V. .
( llbbon , L'lll N. Y. Mfo UulldliiK , within i ho corporate -
porato IlinltH of Hull olty , moot furthopur-
JIOSQ of roiisldur'uii ' and run I ; I UK the : IBSOS + -
inont of < linnnKu to thu owner * ro pootlvoly of
mild prupurty , ulfoctud by sul < l uradlnir. t.'iU-
Inv Into ronaldor itlon tpooliil benefit * . If nny.
You are ninltlud to ba prefont ut the time
nnd pltiou nforueald , and imike nny ohjoetlon *
tonrat.iliuiiDiitH oon-urnln Bald ajjeaa
of dumuKus us you niuy consliler nroper.
'
W II. OATKd.
Oinuha , Nob. , Sopt. Uh , lauO.
will bo opened fora publicrocnpttonot ovorjr
ono Intoroitcd In tholr efTorts , Cake will bo
served , nnd tno rocoptlon commUtoo will toll
tholr plans for holpln struKfillntj girls nnd
women. They will nl o how their homo" end
wnat It needs of furtbor furnishing nnd
equipment , hoping for aupgostlons from tholr
RUOSIS und that their guests will bo many.
They want every ouo to know what they nro
trying to do.
Tbo roceptton committee will consist ot
Mrs. Hart , Mrs. Minnlnir , Mist Hucrorty ,
Mrs. > Vllcox , Mlsa McUulro nnd MM. Jonos.
"Lato to bed nna early to rise will shorten
the road to your homo In the skies. But
early to bed and "Littlo Early KUer."tbo
pill that raakoi Ufa longer and batter and
wiser.
WHY THE CABLE DOESN'T BUN.
Trouble the Street Cnr I'poplo Are Having
Over n Strol Hope.
While tha gouural publto Is thoroughly
dlsgustoa with the failure of the street rail
way company to start thoDodgo street cable ,
the pubho cannot or ny possible menus bo
moro put out than tbo company , which Is
losing thousands of nickels ovcry dny In not
being able to opornta Its system. On August
" 9 thu cable was shipped from WllllamsDort ,
Pa. , nnd Is overdue tbreo days at this point.
Nothing can bo honrd of the missing cable ,
nnd tracers have boon aont out from both
points m order to Hod the stool rope , which
comes on two spools , 13,000 loot on a reel.
Unless ono is used to buvlug steel rope , It
Is Impossible to realize that the cable for the
Omatm Street Hallway company costs
610,704 , nnd it takes two cables n year to
operate the systom. Ton thousand seven
hutdrod nnd sixty-four dollars , equivalent
to 215,250 nickels , the number of faros the
company will Imvo to take in before the
cnblo Is paid for. And if nn estimate of
ilfty pnssoncors is made to a train. It will
toke 4,3U5 trains to haul that number of poo-
plo.
plo.Tho
The weight of the steel rope is enormous ,
the two reels weighing 99,100 pounds , ever
forty-nine tons , bigger than ouo of the o
monster guns-whloh passed through Omaha
recently for the Montoroy.
The railway people nro quite ns anxious to
got the road started its the public is to have
it started , but from indications that will not
bo accomplished before next week , a * It will
take two days to haul thu spools from the
station. It Is feared that tbo cars carrying
tbeso spools have broken down somewhere
onrouto , and should It prove so It Is hard to
tell when the people living on North
Twnatiotn street will bo again favored with
street car facilities.
Naturally fermented in the bottlc.porfectly
pure , with a delicious boquot. Cook's Extra
Dry ( JhampaRno can bo drank by tbo most
dollcato.
HELPED PAY A FBEIOHT BILL.
Oltl Now Experience of a StrnnccrThllo
Groaning tlio Itlvur.
Two smooth confidence men got tn their
work on a train yesterday between Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
Ono of tbo sharpers made the acquaintance
of ono Gregory , who was onrouto to Cam
bridge , Nob. Strange to say Gregory's newfound
found frlond was going there to visit a
brothor. When the Omaha depot was
reached the pal of the "con" man appeared
and demanded $125 to pay a freight bill. Of
course Gregory's frlond didn't have that
much , but ho did have a cheek for $1,000 ,
signed"Goodonough company , " and ho put It
up with the Cambridge farmer for the (125.
Both swindlers skipped and Gregory , bocom-
inij nlarmod , loft the train and reported the
case to the depot policeman.
DoWltt's Sarsaparilia aostroys suon poi
sons us scrofula , skin dlsnaaos , eczema , rheu
matism. Its timely-uso nav s many llvoj.
Schools Moving Along.
. Tbo city schools are moving on In good
I shape for tbo first week , . 'lbo enrollment
I -will In all probability show an increase at
J the close of the week of between 400 und 500
ever tbo ilrst week of last year. Tuc Kollom
school heads the list for numbers with an
enrollment of 740 , the Lalco comes next with
700 uud the "Long stands third with an at
tendance of 000. /
It is evident that something will huvo to
bo donu to glvo the High school moro room.
Superintendent Fltzpatrlck thinks lhat the
Sixth grndo of tbo Central school will have
to bo sent to sorno ether building to relieve
the pressure. With that change accom
plished tbo schools will probably bo In
pretty good shnpo to push ahead with the
work of tno year.
Ho Would Steal.
A colored prisoner named Ray Moore , who
has been confined in the city jail for vag
rancy for the past fo\v days , was caught
yesterday going through the pockets of some
sleeping persons confined in the same bin
with him. Tbo charge on the blotter was at
once changed to larceny , and Moore was
locked in a cell by himself.
Attention ! AlllKuion ,
Your immediate compliance with the re
cently amended millc ordinance Is requested.
A. B. SOMBIIB , Health Commissioner.
And when this is done
uses BLACKWELL'S
MOKING TOBACCO.
TOBACCO CO. , Durham , N. C.
MY WIFE
SAYS
SHE
CAN'T
GET
ENOUGH
OF
YOUR
WANTS ITT CHSGK&O.
THEGREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY
Cure ? nil disorders of tho' Stomach , Ltrcr , Honrels , KLIoavj , llhilibr , Narrou :
Diseases , Loss or Appetite , Ilenilnolio , ConstlpMIJii , t'osttrona , IinHgoitl m , Ull <
ons ness , Fcrer , Piles , Etc , , nnd reuors ! thn syslo.u loss liable to conltMct dloua.
DYSPRPBIA. .
RA.DWAY'9 PILLS are cure for this oo-nplnlnt. They tone up the Internal soorotloni to
hoalthyuotlon. restorostronuth to tbo .stomach , and enable It to perform Us functions.
I'rlce. 2io a box. Sold by all druggist * ) , or mailed by HADWAV & GO. . 33 Warrou Street ,
Now York , on receipt of price.
Every MAN can 1" )
I S'/KONO and VIG
BEE OROUS In all retpcr.i ]
J liy ushiK SPANISH
N RVINBthegrent pnnl h Remeily. YOUNO MKN
OR OtB suffering fiom NimVOUS niSHII-ITY , KOST ot
FAIIvINO MANnoOD.iiiRlitlycr.iljstonsconvulsions , ncivctu
> pioilratlon , cnusid by the use of opium , tobacco or alcohol , wakefulness -
fulness , mental depression , loss of power m either sex , cpermator-
BErnoRi AMD AFTKR USB , rlima caused by self sbnsn nnd over Indulgence or anr personal weak'
ness can be restored to perfect health and the NOIlJvU VITALITY OP 3TUONO MEN.
We glvo a written guarantee with 6 boxes to euro any cnso or refund llm money. $1 a box0 boxes $ j
For * Sal3 In Omaha by Snow , Lund & Co.
V I i f ) J 3 J7r E RING ?
FROM
Female
WcJmess ,
Catarrh or
Rlieumatssm ,
§ Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Diseases ,
IF SO , CALL ON
Dr. Searles & Searles
Consultation Free.
Acknowledged to lie the most suecosf ul specialist tn
Ull I'lllVATE , I1LOOD , NBIIVOUS , SKIN AND UltlN-
AitY DISEASES.
Gonorrhiet In from 3 to 0 day * . Syphilis curoi ]
withoutMercury. All stage * for Ufa.
BYltlOTUHK permanently curod. removal oom-
plclo , wltboutcuUlnK. c.uutlo or dilatation. iuro :
affected at homo by patient without u moment' *
pain or annoyanoo.
riLKS. KI3TUI.A AND HKCTAIj Of.CEUS curoJ
without pnln or ilotcntlon from builnois.
11YIHIOCKI.K ANO VA111COCKI.K permanently
end Buccculullr cured. Method notrund unfallln/
WEAK MEN
( VITALITY WKA1C ) , Mnda o by too olo3 nppll.
cation lo buslnei * or study : aororo in on til strainer
or BrleT ; HKXIMI , KXCISSSKS In mlddla Ufa , or
from tlio effects of youthful folhei.
WKAK MKN AUK VlCTlMfl TO NBISVO03 OW-
BILlTVorKXIIAUSTION , WASTING WKAKNKSS
INVOI.UNTAIIV I.OSSKS with KAIILV DECAY la
YOUNU ana MIDUhK AOK1) ; lack of Tim. TlKOr.
end ttronsth , irlth sexual oruans Impaired and
weakenoiiedpramaturoly In approaching old aze.
All yield readily tu our nuvr treatment for los * of
Yltal power. Call on or uddrais with stamp for
circulars , free book and rocclpti.
Ur. Searles & Searles , 1Is8litA\iAthNEsut.roetl * \ : :
Next to Post Onioe.
TDHOl'OHALS KOK EttEOTlON Ol ? SOIIOOi ,
Jbuildings. . U. S. Indian Service , Omaha
and Wjnuou.ixo AKonoy , Nob. Wlnnobugo
Thurston County , Nob. , August 29 , ISOi.
Sealed proposals , endorsed " 1'roposnls tor
Kroctlon of School UulldliiKs , " mid addressed
to the undoriUiiod ut Wlnnnbugo , I luirston
Comity , Neb , will bo received .it this money
until one o'clock p. in. o ( tioptoiiil < orS4th , Ibu2 ,
for tlio furnishing of nil necessary labor and
materials nnd erecting no ir tbo Wlnnobugo
Agency , Nob. , three ( J ) two story br olc school
buildings , as per the plans and spooltloiitlons
which may bo oxitmlmiJ at the ullluo of the
"lieu" bf Omaha. Neb , , tbo "Journal" ot
Sioux Olty , IOWH , nnd nt this ngonoy. Dld-
dors are required to follow the "foim of uro-
petal , " ucconimyln | tbo specifications us
closely as tliolr bids will permit. Did )
uliould stnto tbo uropoietl-prlco ot iiuch buildIng -
Ing and tor tlio group of bulldlnjs. Tbo right
Is reserved to ru jut any or nil bids or any
part ot any bid If deemed for the bust Inter
est of the service. CnrtlQod clioclis. tiuch
bid must bo accoinuanlml uy u certified ohook
or drutt upon some United Status depository
orsolvont national bank In tbo vicinity ot
the residence of the bidder , mudo payuhlo to
tbo order of the Commissioner of Indian Af
fairs , for at least live per cent of tlio amount
of the proposal , wbloh ohook or dr.ift will be
forfeited to tlio United Hiatus In case any
bidder or bidders rocclrlnR an aw.irJ shall
fall to promptly ox cento n contract with good
andhiiululcnt sureties , otherwise to bo returned -
turned to the bidder. Bids accompanied by
cash In lion ot u cortlflod chock will not bo
considered , t'oruny furtliir Information , as
to buildlnir Bite , moans ot transportation , etc. ,
npbly toUOUEHT H. ABHL/EY , U , H. Indian
Agent. SldSlt.
Kllftit > \ * | U L. f , t > ft.Hl.J'U.
tbo ntonuuJill > criuiJ bomU. inul
fy Cbo bloud , urv ufe nod iir.rlu.Tl i
Itho bout mcdlclfio known for hlllou * ,
CMS , cciuUpiUon. dy > prp.tu.oulj. .
rcatb. beatluciio. uou'tliurii. loxs cf t
vmlttf , moiiUil di' ) rckslon , pnlufu ! <
fU fwtlon , ptn'pl'-s. Mllow riiiirlex * *
* Impure blocd.cr e failure by tno Momncli , livtror luo
X t allnci to pertorai tbelr i > raper f iinctloni. 1't rsoon
clTen to ovla > * 4tln are bent Ht il' > 7taklnFOiio Liter ;
, < OJ lunivJ. iMmtiTinair ' " " - "
x nii-i ) s cm.M/CAi , i
Farnam St , Theater
Thursday , Friday , Saturday Mnttnoo nnd Night.
THE FAST MAIL.
10 iota of ipcclal sconory. Kll litof the fnttinall
Nlagnrn Kails by mounlU'ht. wltli bolllnc mtaU
I'rncllcal worklnKenglno nnd 14 frnlght cur * , with
Illumlnntod cubooau , Tlio daxo dlvo. Itonllitla
rlTor ecuno and ntcniuboat oxploilon , and ono hun
dred other sUrtlliicerfoclo.
Ql1 FHRATER
O 1 D"fl'-'t' I'KlOKd.
Onowook , coinincnctii2 Sunday ( Matlnuo ) ,
Soptotiibcr 11.
KATIE EMMET'S CHEAT I'I.AY ,
The Waifs of New York
Under the mannKomont of Mr. Harry William * .
A powerful compjnyl Klaoornto nconoryl Aroixl
nry cusliio anil trained liorsei. Don't fall to ooo the
Rroat llnrlcm Kallroid llrldno M'utiel On account
of llnrnuin'a clrulli the nildireok nmtlnt'o will tuko
plnco on Thursday lnstu.ul of Wednesday. Beats
nowon sale.
THE EVANS ,
The Hut Spring * of America ,
Hot Springs , S , I ) .
Finest Itoiort Hotel In the West. Strictly ITIrsl
Class Luruo Rooms , SluKlo or Knsulto , Now
Open. All .Modurn Improvomontf , Tnblo a Spe
cialty. Ito.iHOnablo llatos for llalancoof HQAton.
Orcbuitrn nnd UnnelnK Kvery lIvonlnK'ln tlio Mu
sic Hull. Klnoit I'lnnzo Hath tn the Unltvd
Statca. Uoautlful Mountain Mconary , Hplondld
Cllmnto , Cool NUhts , No Mosqulloa. 3.00J Foot
above the Hua. The Houlh Dakota Hot Mprlnns
are attracting attontlon nil over th3 world , and
arocurlncn larger pcrcontuico than nny aprlnns
In the U. 8 , Kor r.itos bitln , oto. nnd ether ln
orinatlou , address , O. M. MAUDK.V. .
HotSprlima. Pouth Dakota
DR. C GEE WO
Thoonly lojallr Knv.li.nt9l Chlnoia phyiloUi
Klght yours' atudf , Ton yean practical oip3r'-
cncowith nil unotvn dlsniaua. Treats suoaj4fully
allolironlooiiaiul'Bn up by other doctor * Call
nnd BOO him or wrlto for question blunk. Da not
think your 0,110 hop jloti booiuaa your doctor talU
you no. buttry tliu ( Jliluojo doctor with Ml now nni
wonrtorful roniodloi. andraoulru nowbononts and a
pormanontouro whatolhor doctor * cannot K ! '
Herbs. Hoots nnd 1'lants natura' * romodloa bit
mcdlclnox. The world hi * wltrion. One tbouiaal
testimonial * In tlm > yoirs' pr.ictloo. No Injurloui
decoctions , no noreutlnj , no polioa. itatlonil
treatment and permanent euro.
Followlmrcasosnarcossfully traatod nn1 cur31 ,
Klvcii up by ether doctori :
Tliot. CouKhlln , < ) U Harnoy ntroot , chronic rhau-
matlsm 0 yearn , kidney nnd llrer trouble * .
Tios. ) Culvert , 13th nnd Fnrnam Rtreati. conoril
debility. IndlKostlon , Io9 > of ntrountli nnd mitllty. '
Took medicine for yaara but not no relief ,
M , K Andenon , Ull Cumin ? strjot , oiUrri
.Stliraa and broncbltl * of flftoea yuar * atandln/ .
His for ale the following propirod ro.uodlni at
ll.UO n bottlo. six bottles for 5.IX ) , for th'i euro ol
Aittiron , Catarrh , Hlot lloadaoho , Indlvoitlaa
llloodl'olaonlntc. Ilhoumatlim , Komilo Wo.iknon.
Kidney und J.Ivor Complaint. No HKOIHS. Hold
only by Uhliiose Modlclna Co , Capltul , * IUJUJJ.
Office , IClh and California SU. , Omaha , Neb ,
CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS
VVe keep a full line of Campaign Goods in
stock for Millitary , Naval , Cavalry and Zouave
battallions ; Cadet , Continental and Drum.
Corps , Capes , Helmets , Shirts , " LeggingsBe Its ,
Torches , etc , Oves 2OO different combinations
to select from , Send to us for illustrated Price
List.
Continental Glothk House
Corner 15th and Douglas Streets ,
Manufacturers.