THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FfllDAY , OCTOBER Id. 1892.
4SSIB1I8C A SERIOUS PHASE
ffudgo Scott's Tronblo with the ButtOonnty
Bur Not Easily Adjusted.
UPHOLDING THE DIGNITY OF THE COURT
lie Defend * lit * Action * In the I'rtcnon
Cn n Oinalm Attorney * Cnll n
Meeting to Trtfco Homo Ac.
ttiin In the -Mutter.
TKKAMUI , Nob. , Oct. 13. [ Spools ! Telo-
pr&tnto Tun Bun. ] A member of the bir
nppllcd this morning for a suspension of the
judgment entered yesterday bj JudRO Scott
ogalnst Attomor B. W. Peterson for con
tempt of court , The application was crfinlod
and the matter will bo tnkon up by the supreme -
promo cotitt at its naxt term , If not sooner.
A rocognlranco of KXX ) wan required and
will bo given , and the attorney will continue
his practice ns heretofore.
iIiulRn Scott hlnton tin ; Cine.
Judco Srolt , when Intorv lowed , said that
ho deplored tlu matter very much ; that ho
had roalbod n crisis was sure to como sooner
or later on account of what ho corsldorod an
organized und llxod purpose on the part of the
various attorneys to defy the will of the court.
tlo protested tiiat bo was only doing his duty
by Insisting that cases como to trial unloi *
there appeared good and substantial reasons
for the continuance. Ho further stated that
to the brst of his belief nnd knowledge
there wits an understanding on the
part of tlio vnrlous nltornej's that
they would i ot lot nnv cases como to trial be
fore him If they could help It. Ho also said
lie had no feeling In the Polorson mnttor and
offered to null the recoul it Peterson would
ngroo to obey the order of the court nnd take
up the domuncr und apologize for the Ian-
Euagousod ,
Will Iln Kxnmlnctt lonlglit.
Tbo Board of Insanity mot nt 0 o'clock to <
night and ri { amended complaint gchnrg'
lag that Jutlpo Scott U non compos mentis
wns filed nml Judge Scott was orduted to re
port boforu the Bonrd of Insanity lor exam <
liiatlou tomoiioiv evening nt 7 o'clock.
Attoinov H , W , Peterson returned from
Omalin this ovonlng nnd In reference to the
renort that application would ho inaao by
him to Judge Scott for a stay of exrcutlon
ot the contempt proceedings says bo has
passed from .ftidga Scott's Jurisdiction and
donlc" absolutely that ho will make nny
uch application or BO near the court unless
the Judge remits the line nnd removes the
contempt , from the record.
Attoinev K M. Bart'ott ' of Omaha came
up this ovonlng to assist Judge Scott. The
tight seems to be on In oatnost and a lively
time Is expected tomorrow.
OMAHA ATTOKNi\b INI lUtVIIM : .
or tlio l.ornl Iliir \ \ 111 Tnho Some
Action In tlio CIIHP.
The members of the Douglas county bar
propose to have n hand In the discussion of
the trouble growing out of Judge Scott's ox-
porlenco with the Toknmah luwyors. A
niootlnir was hold yesterday afternoon nt
which It was dccldod to call a general meet
ing of the bir on Saturday afternoon. The
following call has bccu Issued for the meet
ing :
OMAHA. Oct. U To Iho Members of the liar
of tlicFonith htdlcliil DKtrlct ot the State of
NobrnsUii : Wlioruus , ( Iravo rumors are In cir-
culutlon of tins mrtludmlnlstr itlon of justice
by lion. U It. boott , ono of the JuJ L'sof the
district com lot tlio rourth jitdlcl il district ,
In presiding oscr tlui courts of s ild dlstrlut ,
nhlcli. It true , doimuul most sorions consider
ation ; now. therefore , wo tlu > nmlerslKtiod , re-
Bpcctfully I'all a inoutlni ; of tlio bar of wild
I'onrth judicial district to COIIMMIO In thu
Ioutlii3 ; L'utinty court room , No. 1 , nt - o'clock
p m. , on b.iturdav. Octobnr IS , IbW , for the
purpose of tiinKiiig suoli liivostln.itlon nnd
taking such notion us may bo ncccss.ity to
preserve ami protect the fair reputation of
our JuuL'OH nnd toncouro the uure udiniuUtra-
tlon of Just lee :
G. W. Simr.iis , 12. O. Woon.
C. L. DAV. J. .7. O'l'O.VMOR ,
\VuLll. THOMPSON , A. U. I ( PA I ) ,
JOHN I' lliu.i.x , CilOKOKll LAKE ,
, T. II. McOuM.ocir , .1 OIKS W. IlAMIl.TO
CiiAiir.rs Oi I ( J. A. L'lllTUIIAIIU.
JOHN b W.V. . MOIISI.MAN ,
i'Atir , II S. HAM.
. A. RCOIKU : A. DAV ,
\L.b HVtAllT/IANIEU , W , O. VAVOlLUL.Il.
O..1. lli'.sr , HOIIKHTV. . I'ATUIUK ,
71. 11 HUM MIIIS , A. C. Tunui' ,
\VlNS. bnt\\VN ,
O. U. 1'01'K. li. II. IIIIADMiir ,
SI. li HKAIIS , ' '
EDBON HICII. T.'J.'MAIIONKV !
0. J. SHI in , O. W. DKI/AMITIII ; ,
T. 11. MlNAIIAN , Ij. II K NT ,
JOHN 1) . liTK IllI , t.KV ,
J'ATO. LEG S. ISTKI.I.IS. :
\V. S. U. 12. liKUTItAND ,
II. 0. Urn. A. S. HllCIIIK.
J. 3. HAII.I(1AN. O. \VlI.UAMS. .
II. 1) . IIOI.MtAN , 1'iiASK llnii.iit ,
FllANK A. 1'AIIKKM , JOHN L. UAiiit.
Jj. U , Wiuoiir. II. W. l
1. It. ANIIIIICUS. O. I ) . KI.I.IOT ,
O. O. lilMS , A A. bTAiiu
B. K ANITISF. JOHN o. '
C f. MONTOOMEUY ,
W. II. TBS I'.iCK. W. .7. C'oNNKhrj ,
ClEOIUIR IllI.MOUE , O. II. ItAM.Otr.
W. N. WIM.IAM * , C. A. llAi.nwirr.
11. IDAV. . ANIIIIKW Ili'VLN1 ! .
11. I ) r.si ABiionic , TIIOSIAS It Asiu.cr ,
OlIAIII.I.S 1' . l'I.AI'1 % IDA THOMAS.
V. A.HlKUMV , JAMKS II MclNTOsn ,
T.IMI it K. THOMAS , J. W.VKST. .
"W , D. IlKCKhlT , MAIITIN IMNOUON ,
rioitci ; : ( ) OAI unit. I'D 1' . HMITII ,
luvit.n R lUxrKii , 1' . M. SIIMIIIIV\NT.
JAMK r KUIM'\ , I 'n i.D W. MM/I.V : ,
.T. II. Slll'iVN : , Ij. II. COI'bbAM ) .
J > r. OnnrooT. O. ClllllSTOKI KIISOV.
W. SI. COM in IIP , "
Ai.nin ) . ! . lr.M , 1) M , VissririiAr.Bii ,
71 W , hlMKim , ( iKOHIli ; l'IIIIOW.V. .
12. T. 1 AlLSnUOIlTJI , JOHN r TAI.IIOTT ,
Ij. I ) lloi.Mn , WAIIIII N sn'ir/
W. It. AluuitiH , O , If. ( . 'ItALI.K.
ItlX'KIVKU > O SATISPACTIOX.
Hurt CiiiintAttnriuijH Kail to itocuio
ilnilun Scott's icill. i : .
The oxncrlenco of Judge Scott at ToUamah
'NVodncsUay nftcrnoon was the topic ot dlscus-
filon around the court house j csterdny. Some
of the lawyers thought tli.it ho bad notnd
\vlsoly. though , perhaps , with undue hasto.
It wns conceded by nil that a Judge could bo
u do3pot.lt ho saw lit und no ponon had u
right to question his motive * . Ho had
supreme power over his court nnd the
records thereof nnd If ho felt so dlsDoaed bo
could I'oicii any case to trial after the issuui
had ht'on once joined ; It was a matter that
was wholly within tha discretion of the
court as to whether the cases should bo con
tinued. If the Interested patties nnd tlielr
nUsrnoys wanted u continuance the couit
was in no wisa bound to grunt the otder ,
though in su h Instances Itvas usually
granted as 1111 nccomodalion.
The TcKumah attorneys who came to
Omaha to request Hint Judge Scot tbo to-
called mill anothur moinbor of tho'bonchsont
up to complete tlio term , got but few crumbs
or comfort out nf their visit. The Judges
worn all of ono opinion upon this subject , and
that opinion \\iis that tha ivqueU could not
bo gruntoil They argued thut they were till
members of the same co-ordlnato body , each
possesi > ini'un cqunl power with the ntlier.
That holug so no Judpo could toll another
judge what bo should , orvllui ho should uot
ao.
You should itcop salvntlpn oil or hand ; II
Tvlll euro all aches nnd pains. Price ST > cents
TlioMiiyoiuiul 1'tirk
- UiuiimUnlouor * Cunie
ton llBllnlto IflHlnrstillidlnt.
Mayor Boinl * and Mr. Unlngor , Mr. Kll-
patrick and Judga LiUo of the pirk couimls-
Ion held u consultation yostordav ever tin
disputed Bomls park improvements. After 10n
lull discussion of the points at difference , the
mayor asked the commissioner * to submit a
plat nhowlng exactly whora and to what extent >
tent the board desired to depart from tbi
original plat in making thu boulevard and tin
park wuv through the grounds do
tinted. When tbU is done thoi
the major can glvo the bean
u doUnita answer as to whether ho will agrei
to the proposition to let the uommlssioueri
take part of the sidewalk space oft of the
ends of tbo loU adjoining thd park Instead o !
leaving enough ground tor that purpose out
Ida of the drivowuv ,
The commissioners think that tboy can go
Along with tha donation of slJowalk apaci
only a part of th way through tbo purl
where thu ravlno comoa closest to the line o
the ground donatod. U look * now us tuougt
A comnromtsA would be roacheii Tory soon
and the Improvements continued nt nn early
dar ,
During the consultation Mayor Bomls said
ho had dealt liberally with the cltv In donat
ing valuable property , which had advanced
n great deal in value slnco it had boon glvon
to the city. Ho had n right , ho thought , to
oipnct Uoornl treatment In return from thoao
who represented the Interests of tbo city ,
lie did not like to apponr In the light of nn
obstructionist or a complalnor. but ho cer
tainly had n right to expect fair nnd reason
able treatment at the hands of the park com
missioners.
The mayor was assured bv the members of
the board thit no matter what might have
been said outslda tharo was no Inclination on
tbo part of the board to deal unjustly with
the donors of Bomls park. There was uo
111 feeling In the board toward the mavor ,
nnd tbov wanted him to understand that at
the outset.
Tbo mavor then called attention to the
original plat of the Bomls rurk tract , sub
mitted nt the tlma the lands were donated ,
and which calls for a thirty-foot roadway
known on the * plat as Lincoln boulevard ,
running east and west through the tract ,
with a narKwav llftocii feet wide nnd ipaco
for sldownlK ton foot wtdo outslda of Iho
boulevard.
Ho 'Traveler ' , take Beochnras Pills with
yo u.
.mTituxoMH3.ilsc
I'loC , Fnrglft und UUl'lKitn-ChroiiogrHph for
l.utltmln Ilptrrtu hint Ions.
WvstiiNOTON , D. C. , Oct. 13 Tao voung
Jesuit astionomor , Prof. Cionrgo A Pargls
ot Georgetown colloso. some tlmo ojro In
vented the photo-chronocraph for moasurltig
star transits And mailo a novel nnd , It la
claimed , very valuable application of his
discovery. Bv It ho has also boon able to
determine latitude nnd longitude. Key. J.
G. Hcgcn , S , J. . the dlrootor-ln-uhlof of the
GcorgotoM n obsorvatorv , says on the subject :
"The determination of latitudes , and In
pattlcuUr their periodic variations , by
means of photography has repeatedly boon
pronounced feasible nnd highly deslrableyct |
n practical method that would afford nil the
advantages ot tbo usual methods nnd at the
same tluio publish the whole record graphic
ally on n Plato has never been suggested.
Uuily in IS'Jl ' the plan was so far advanced
that the ptlnclplo was adopted. Yet It ro-
maliiud Incomcloto until Prof. Fnrgls sug
gested the application of tbo photo-chrono
graph The photo-chronograph used in lati
tude determination differs In several re-
sports fiom the ono used in transit work
Both mo the invontlon of Prof. Knigis. It
will not bo too much to say that the photo-
chronograph In Itu various shapes has suc
ceeded lu solving the double problem of do-
torminlim bv wny of photocraphy the coordinates
dinates of observation latitude and longi
tude. "
Prof. Forgls himself says : "It Is desira
ble to state hero that results nro not decided
Html , because the declinations will have to
bo c.t'ofully scrutinized when the matoiiiil is
more abundant , and by icuson of thu defec
tive construction of the microscope. Two
conclusions , however , may bo drawn from
those tcitilts Ilrst , that tno photoeraphlo
method is us'aapllcablo to latitude determina
tions ns it Is to those of longitude . In both
cases fewer stars , indeed , can bo observed In
a given tune than by the usjnl methods , but
this diindvantngo soums amply compensated
by the accuracy of the slnglo result. "
c roo/i.v run xiuiw.
Serious rli irco Aealimt .Tuilco Albion Tour-
K < 30 An O.ttlibDiiiiil oclnty nr Itlacks.
JkCkaov , Miss. , Oct. 18. Mr. R. H. Wildo-
berger of Clarksdale , Miss. , Is In the city
and brings late details of the recently re
ported race not ntid trouble In Coahoma
county , which wont abroad as a bloody war
botwccn the blaclcs and whites. It de
velops , Mr. Wlldoborger says , that the
trouble had Its origin In a secret society
organized among the blacks by the famous
.Tudeo Albion W. Tourcee of Maysville , N.
Y. , who In consideration of $ .2 cash in hand
( of which $1.30 gees to Tourjno ) furnished
the blacks with a certllleato which guaran
teed to thorn , whether qualified electors or
not , in largo block capitals , the right to vote ,
followed by those words In very small tyuo ,
"In any mooting of the Citizens Rights asso
ciation. " The poor negroes , Mr. Wlldo-
berger says , think this oathbound association
Is a substantial backing in resistance to anv
legal process In putting down the whites and
advancing the prices of cotton plcklug. Some
of the members ot the society came to grief
in Coahoma county and gave away the whole
play , whlcn , Mr. Wildoborgor assorts , is
simply to gut nil tbo money possible out of
tbo negroes and to Involve thorn In trouble
for political effect. The grand jury of
Coahotnn county Is Investigating the socioly
now , which has a largo membership In the
back counties and serious indictments wil
likely follow.
The trouble In Coahoma county has sim
mered down to this : A negro resisted arrest -
rest , backed by this secret organisation ,
firing upon the offlcor. Kosult Two nocroos
Killed und members of thu society m jail and
tbo records of tbo organization in oQlclal
custody ,
DoWltt's Sarsapanlia is ronanlo
"THE MAN IN OBEY. "
Mayor Minor's Companion Una Ills Frloiul
und I.tvod ill Mouth Oriah.i.
The police of Ouiaha nnd South Omaha
were very actlvo yesterday in looking for tbo
tall man ia grey clothes who was scon with
thu late C. P. Miller of South Omaha just a
short tlino before tha duad body of the Of-
mayor was found near Dccring's warehouse
in this city. It was the general Impression
that when the man was found a clew to the
numlorar of Mr. Miller would oo gained ,
und the coroner's jury has been walling for
tbo mun to bo located.
Tlio man has boon tound and now the po
lice ara usingovery effort to Iceop his Identity
fioin becoming known. Ho was , so roliabln
reports have it , with Miller on the night bc-
fore the latter was shot , but was not his
onomy. On the contrary ho Is a well Huown
businessman of South Oinihu and was a
warm , poisonal friend of the late mayor of
the MagloClty.
This has done much to again discredit tha
murder theory , but tbo jury will wait for
further developments.
Tno jury hold another secret sosslon yos-
totdny afternoon. After a fbw moments
conversation It aujourucd until today.
.ii'i'Kii 31'i.vciiiK run T
Wai ran t Sunrn Out fur tlio Arrest ot tlio
llnrKtis * "f IIcMiH'nti'iiil.
Yoi soyrowv , O , , Oct. 13. K. O. Christy ,
In the employ of the Curncglo company ,
Pittsburg , tonight sworj out a wntrant before -
fore Mayor lillloclc , charging' Burgess Mo-
Lucklo of Homestead with treason and with
being n fuglllvo from Justice * .
'Iho afildavit sworn to by Christy was
raado In necordanco with tlio warrant lit his
possession for the arrest of McLucUlosigned
byJ. a. Donnelly of I'lttsburg. The war
rant u us placed In tbo hands of Chief of
PoliceCanlwull , but at a Uiu bour last night
McUucldu had not been arrested. It is
stutod that McLucklo will stubuornly contest -
test the attempt to ox'radlto him , and tha
cuso If necessary will bo carried through to
, the supreme court of Ohio , .
Took tlio .Striker ' 1'lacos ,
Coi minud , O , , Oct , 13 , Highl now mon
wont to work in the Big Four switch yardu
ihU Aiornlug , takinir tbo strikers' places.
There was no disturbance , bovural trains
were taken out.
n
WORK OF COUNTERFEITERS
Omaha Reported to Be Hooded with Bogus
Silver Collars.
NOT CONFIRMED AT HEADQUARTERS
Secict Sortlcc Ofllclnls Not Informed on tha
Subject No CIintiRO In Mrs. Ilnrrl-
fton'A Condition Other Interest.
I up Washington > c s Notes.
WASHINGTON BUREAU OP THE BEB ,
518 rouiiTEBvrit STHEBT ,
WASIIISOTO.V , D. C. , Oct. 13.
A dispatch was published hero yesterday
under nn Omaha date line , savins th&t that
city hna boon Hooded with counterfoil sliver
dollars. At the ofllco of the chief of the
secret service today nothing had been heard
of this raattor , although the agent of
tin department in whoso district
Omnba Is situated reported to tha
department under the duto of the seventh
from Council Bluffs. It is possible that ho
had already Investigated the matter and the
facts did nut warrant , any report oa tU This
is purely a speculation , however , on the part
of the secret sorvlco ofllco horo. The agent's
report dated the tenth Is expected tomorrow
and posslblv it will contain some Information
on this subject.
No Clmiigo nt tlioTlilto House.
Mrs. Harrison rusted comfortably todav ,
and If any shade of n difference could bo
noted In her condition tonight It was for
the bettor. Iho president went out walking
this afternoon , but most of his day wits
spent In the sick room. Dr. Gardner
conllrmed lu an interview this morning the
statement that there \vas no Immediate
danger in Mrs , Harrison's case , although ho
admitted what bus been stated in these dis
patches that her condition Is. very serious.
Kir. tind Mrs. Russell Harrison rue still In
New York and unless aoino change for the
worse Is noticed In Mrs. Harrison's condi
tion they wlllRO to Chicago to attend thu
World's ' fair dedication exorcises.
Western L'eiiglons.
The following western pensions granted
nro repotted by Tin : Bun and Examiner
Buroati of Claims :
Nebraska : Original Thomas \V. Kirk-
patilck , Joseph S. Blukc , Jaeob M , Lone ,
iJavld Alolef , George H. bllvurnnil , John
Fisher , John J. Mwllold. Additional Wil
liam Bradlor , Pros ton Williamson , Chester
L. Morse , William Wilson , Henry 1C. Yin-
cent , James It. Chutcti , UlchnrJ. Hoisitcr.
Increase-William Mullen. Original \\ldow
Ell/aboth Massov.
Iowa : Original William Fitzcorald.Tim
othy T. Whitinarsli. Additional George
Moore , James Mlddaugh , Illchard A. Swear
ingen , Marion Fuller. Renewal nnd Increase
Motris C. Culbertson. Increase William
Coopock , Green H. Farnsworth. Original
widows , etc. Minor of Charles Wagomunn ,
Susannah C. Barker , Julia E. Cleveland ,
AtnnndaVngomanu ( deceased ) , Juno Clen-
doiincu.
South Dakota : Additional Anthony
Sprague , Nathan J. Titus ,
bug.ir licet Samples.
Prof. Wiloy , of the division of chemistry
In the Department of Agiiculturo. Is now
Visiting the sugar stations nt Medicine
Lodge , Kan. , und other places in the west.
His division is now receiving samples of tno
beets raised for sugar purposes In the west
ern states , and it is expected that every county
in these states will soon bo represented. At
present comparatively few samples have
como In and their analysis cannot bo taken
as a fair indication of wbat will bo
the result of the crop this Your ? It
is expected , however , that the crop
will average at least ns well as U
did last year. Samples have been received
from only two counties in Iowa. That from
Clarlc county shows 5.5 percent of suzar , und
that from Lynn county 9.0 per cent. Tbc
average for the state last year was 11.8 , and
It Is thought that when the other counties are
heard from this will bo increased this year. In
Nebraska , Dodge county samples show from
0.5 to 10 0 per cent ; Holt county , from 10 to
17.8 , while these from thti Schuyler experi
mental station run from 15.5 to 10 per cont.
In Indiana the samples from Davis county
analyze 7.0 and 11 per cent nf sugar ;
from Jasper county from 4 to 10.S
nor cent nnd from Owen county 0.8 per cent ,
In South Dakota ono sample from Brown
countv runs as high as 17.2 per cent of sugar-
tho.io from Clark county from S.U to 10.1 , nnt
ono fromo Clay county shows 7.8 per cent. A
considerable increase lias ocen made tbls
year Jn the acreage devoted to this crop and
the western farmer- , will obtain a very snug
sum from the sugar from beets under tha
operations of the bounty law.
MUccllanooui.
W. Cnlvm Chase , the food inspector of the
district , has brought a charge of libel against
George M. Ambler and James S. Myers , who
wrote letters to Iho district commissioners
charging him with selling bis lutluence.
Mr. Cnnso is a well known leader nf colored
renubltcans la tbo district.
A special to the Star from Montgomery ,
Ala. , nays that Chris Magee has been suc
cessful In peisuadlng the republicans of
Alabama to withdraw their ticket in the in
terest of fusion.
Leave of absence for ono month Is granted
Captain Henry P. Bltmlngbam , assistant
surgeon. By direction of the noting secre
tary of war leave of nbbenco for flftco.ii days
Is granted Major Daniel G. Cnldwoil , sur
geon. i' . S H.
Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup for chll
dron teething is the family benefactor. 23
cents a bottle.
AUC'CX'A.S'lJtUfilKfS aiBA'
George J. Paul is one of the young men of
Orauha uho has built up a business through
his own efforts. Ho was thlrtoon years of
ago la 1S79 when Georco P. Borals , now
Omaha's ' mavor ,
gave him n position
In his real osluto of
fice as ofllco boy ,
clerk and general
utility Isd. Young
JPaul did his work
ao WRll that In 1SS7
ho was enabled to
start in the real es-
j" tatc and loan busi
ness on his own ac
count , the business
which ho still con
ducts.
Mr. Paul was born
In Galena , 111. , in
1800 , removed ot
Council Bluffs in 1SG9 , uud has resided In
Omhaa slnco 1871.
JiH.llJl At
J , I. . Armstrong round J.yliiK Demi Ilcslde
thu liimil.
DoitciuSTEit , Nob. , Oct. IB. [ Special
Telegram to TUB BnJ J.L. Armstrong ,
an implement man , died bore. Ho was
found lylncr besldo Iho road , dead , four
miles south of town tills evening about 7
o'clock. The causa of his death is not yet
kuown , Tbu coroner has bcon notillcd ,
Armstrong is a single man about SO years
of agu , of temperate habits , and was ap
parently well at noon when ho loft town.
PAI-IIUOS , Neb , Oct. 13. [ Special to THE
Br.K.J Charles F. Hacodorn and Miss Jennie -
nio Slpbord were tnarriod today at tbo rcsl-
denCQ of the brido'a parents at this place.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Bakin
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The contrnctlnz panic * tire well known ,
both Dclntf thd child ten , Dt .wealthy nnd to-
spoctou parents. The ; will tnaxo tlielr homo
here , the groom being 6hd of the proprietors
of the Pnplllion flouring tmll .
DortciiMTRii , Neb. , pot. 13. [ Special to
TUB HBP. ] Mr. A. B. King of Omaha wns
mnrricd to Mm Maud Kdbtor of this plnco at
tbo roslcionco of the bride's parents , Hov.
Lnnoy oniclatlnc. The brldo is ono of Dor
chester's most beautiful and distinguished
young ladles , who his bcotilont ; nnd favora
bly Known In this place , ana ns shodopaits
for her now homo in Omaha tnora go with
her tha best wlshos of a host of admiring
frlouds.
I'rcMiftnrlnn Sriioil f'rarccillui ; * .
BETIIKK , Neb , , Oct. 13. fSpecial Tolo-
grain to Tnc BEE. I The third day's session
of the I'rojbytcrmn synod was greeted with
an Increased attendance. Today's session
has bcou taigoly dovotcd to the recaption of
ronorts on college and homo nnd foreign
missionary work. On motion an Invitation
from 1'onUor , Thurston county , for
the synod to hold lu mealing tuoro
noxt.year was unanimously accepted. An
Interesting meeting was hold nt the Socoiul
1'resbytorlnn church in West liaalrlco to
night , The subject of ' 'Kvangollstlo Ser
vices" uai discussed by Ilev. II , O. Scott of
Hastings. J. U. Countermine , O.U. , of York
Mnl others. Hov , Dr. Urocn , late missionary
to Mexico , also delivered an interesting address -
dross on "Itoman Cuthollo Kvnngoliratlon. "
The mooting was quite largely attended and
was full of interest.
IMillo'i * MIMmp.
Oscroi.i , Nob. , Oot , 12. [ Sooclnl toTnK
Bnn.J EUdy Karror , the little fellow thut
handles TUB UCB hero , and can make a fol
low buy ono whether ho wants to or not ,
mot with an accident hero last night.
During the republican rally 13dd carried
a torch In the procession. TLO torch was
filled too full of Dll nnd blazed up. Ho throw
Ilia torch on thn ground nud nttomptod to
nut out the lira by jumping on It. Ills
trousers got saturated with oil nnd took tire ,
burning his legs rjutto badly. The lltllo
follow Is gurno and will get nrouud again iu
u few days.
Sriitouccil n lirmt.
Tnr.Di'oni ) , Nob. , Oct. 13. [ Special to Tun
Bnn. ] Udward Thompson , who has boon
hold here lu the countr jail for some tlmo
past awaiting his trial on the charge of bolng
a procurer , pleaded guilty yesterday before
TuUgn T , O. O. Harrison and was sentenced
to iTsK months' term lu the state's pilson at
hard labor.
j IKK .IT jni.r , cirr.
An Oitl ainn Iturucil to Dentil and Pour
ltulldhi iJostrnjotl.
HILL CITV , S. D. , Oct. 13. ( Special Tele
gram toTiiuOuc.J FIre destroyed four bus
iness buildings here this morning about 3
o'clock Tom oklns Ac TIgho's furnlturo store ,
Mills' restaurant , Crane Brothers' gro
cery store and Cantleld's drug
storo. The losi on the buildings
11 $7,000 and on stock $8,000 , with no insur
ance. Tbo Masonic nnd Odd Follows ledge
furnlturo was destroyed , clausing a lots of
about bOO and insured lor $400. An old man ,
Cunningham , lost his Ufa In the flames.
Touch Times in the Territory.
'J'Aiii.iQCur , I. T. , Oct. 13. The posse
which wont to capture Nod Chrlstio returnee -
turnoo to this city this morning without
their gamo. Christie's frlonds bognn last
night to surround the oftlcera from the out
side and the reinforcements sent by the mar
shal were delayed so that the ouleoty were
obliged to retreat.
Twenty men have been sent by the United
States marshal and Ohio/ Harris has ordered
the sheriff of this district with , twenty men
to assist.
John Fields , who was wounded In yostor-
day'i ' light , can live only a few hours , and
Joe Bowers , who was also shot , will lose his
fcot.
NATURALFRUITFLW/ORS. /
Vanilla Of perfect purity
Lemon Of great strength-
Orange Economy tn their use ,
Rose.clc
Flavor as delicately
and deliciously as the fresh fruit.
CAN PROVE TO
WIVES AND
MOTHERS
reading this thai
DR , MILES' '
NEW CURE
rou Tiin
HEART
Is the only reliable cure for the tired fooling pccu
liar to women Buffering with weak heartu , pain lu
Bldo , shoulder uml arm , weuk and hunary ojicllb ,
Irrcijiilnr pulse , fainting , smothering. Thoiimimli
tofltlfv to their permanent cure. KLEOAM llooi ;
FJtKl ; ATUnuauiSTS.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO , Ellchart , Ind
Per silo by Kiihii * . On Cor nth .I Dougla
ARE YOU SUFFERING ?
KKO1I
Female
Catarrh or
"
m Hhcumalssm ,
| Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
: jr 1) ) iscases ,
ON
Consultation Free.
be tlio iMOstHUccoiful Hpoclallst In
all I'III\\T , IIUOOII , NKUVOUi , BMV AM ) UllIX-
" " "
AHV DISEASES
( ionorrlircaln from 1 to < t ilafj SyphllU curaJ
wltlioutMcrcury. All nl.iuei ( or Ufa
brUI"IUIK ( ( pormaiioiitlr uuroJ roraovat co-u-
plcto , without cutting , cauitl ) or dilatation ( urj
iitlcctcd At liouio br pivtlont without a momant'i
iialn or nnnornnco. ,
1'IMW. 1'1S11JIA. AND llHCTAr , UI.CKItS euro !
without imln or dotnnlton thlw builnuia
nVDllOUhl.l1 : AN'J VAIUCUUKIjK pormanoatl/
end ucccsifiillT currnl. Mi-tHoil navr nml uiifulllni
WEAK MEff
CVITAMTVVKAK ) , Maausoby too clon nppll.
rntten to builnem or atuUr ; uyoro manttl ( train
oriirlaf ; HK.VIJAI , JSXCKSEJIH li middle llfu. or
Iroui tha eHocti ot ifDuihful ( ollloi.
WKAKMKN AHB VIC'llVffTO NKHVOOS 1)1 %
niWTVor KXIlAUSriOV , WASTING WKAKNKH3
1NVOI.U.NTAIIY IX.SSKS wltli HAUI.V DUCAV la
yoiINO and M1DDLIS AiKl ) ; Ucic ot Tlm. TlKOr.
and itronnth. with e ual oriiani Impaired auil
wrakenonedpramaturolir In i > | ire clilniolj ao
All flolil roadllr to our IIBW Irualmont for losj ot
Ylta ! power , Call on or ulJrau nltb atnoip ( or
circulari , ( red book and roculnts ,
Dr. SearlesS Scirles , u
Next to Test Oraco.
Or tlio Liquor Ilalilt I o lllt lr Cured
lif niluilnUUTliiif l r. linluctt'
fiulilvii .
It can bo clven In a cup of coflco or tea. or ID food.
without the koowl ( le ° oribe patient. It In abiolutely
uarmleau. and wUI effect a permanent and pecdy
cure , whether tlio patlaut i a raodcratt drtaker nr
n alooholln vrrock. It h i b easlv n la lieu nfla
of cuor.aad ia tvtry Inmncoa perfect cure liatfal.
xowaa ft urTrr Kail * . The y teniono0lmprefrn > ted
Bllb Iho Cpcolflo. ! t baoomti so utter ImpoHibtlltr
iff. } " * "luoi1 "ppotlte to cxlit.
VULIIEN Hl'KCIr'IU . ' , .
CO. . Prop'ri. rlnrlnnatl O.
boost of oartloulari tree. To b liid ot
ICiilini. Co. . IStU and Oou lm Sta. , lath and
Uuiuliifrht-i. Whoiudilu. Illako. llruuo& Oa.
uua Utubarusou UrujUo..UaiAhu , Nub.
Both the method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the Insto , nnd acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head-
nches and fevers nud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever proi
duced , pleasing to the taste aim ac-
ceptflblo to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
manvcxccllentqualitics commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale in 75o
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
> romptly for. any one who wishes
{ o try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO , ,
SAN FKAW CISCO , OAL.
I -OTTIBVILLE. KY. N EW YOBS. K. "ST
M ho plnaup cnn't rp.ich joultyuuilo
11m rliilit thlnK nt the rlKlit tlrno ,
LOOK AT THE SECRETIONS !
see that they nro heiilthy nml perfect I'nt tha
liver to nnturtil work This vmsuios illiioMlon nnd
nutrition Avoid unrlpa fruIVs nml unwholesome
moftta Cook overs thlnif , even water Cle.m oil th3
tniMubranus of stumacli nnd bowjU Uoi3i * vit
DrSellout's ' Manflrato ) Pills ,
Tliey carry nnay nil illseiuo Kcrmn nnd nil poison
ous matter. They asMiro perfectly liciltliy nml
nnturnl secretions 'lliej turn the liver to tha nc *
tuiint of dlBpatlon nnd nutrition , quickly , safely
thoroughly Keep head cool , feet n\rni , akin cloin
SOHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
liuve boot ] tested In many a Cholera epidemic. They
ao for thu.
STOMACH , LIVER AND BOWELS
do what sanitary science says ahouUl ho iloiiowlth
palni , cloicts , rooms and the outer per-ton They
clean nun uurlf } tlio Inuer houao nnd put the uli
incntarr rhlanuuli In perfect order.
Avoid stlmuHhts. C'lear tlielr oITecu out of the
system nt once with the Mandrake I'lll" I'nt tha
alimentary channels In order nnp bid doflauco to
clioloru.
In ctiolcrn epidemics , and all others Involving the
Iher , Btoiunch nnd bowels , morn cast's of proton
tlon nnd euro stand to the credit of lr. tfchonok'j
Mandrake I'llts than all ) otlier iiKcncy or remedy
WITHOUT THE
BOW ( RING )
it is easy to steal or ring watches from the
pocket. The thief gets the watch in one
hand , the chain in the oilier and gives a
short , quick jerk the ring slips oflF the
\vatch stem , and away goes the watch , leav
ing the \ictim only the chain.
This Idea stopped
that little game ;
The bow has n groove
on each end A collar
runs down inside the
pendant ( stem ) and
tits into the grooves ,
firmly locking the
bow to the pendant ,
so that it cannot be
pulled or twisted on" .
Sold by all watch dealers , without ,
cost , on Jas. Boss Filled and other
cases containing this trade mark
Ask your jeeler for pamphlet.
Keystone Watch Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
INTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM
IGlti and Howard Streets ,
COltooms for IMtlnnls. OMAHA ) NEB ,
Kut the treatment of
Chronic , Private l Nervous Diseases ,
MA Ml AND nMAIK. :
I'ilcs , Fistula , Fissure and Slric-
tiiro ol'tlio Itccttini periniuu'iit-
ly otircilvitlioijt the use of Knife ,
J irature } , or Cnustic.
Euclosv 4c In htainpi nnd our 107 PIRO : HOOK
on DIHIASIS : ; Mini gupathm niuuk- > ,
win ho .MAihin : nui : : .
INTIIIIXATIONAT , SANITAUIUM ,
inth uud Howard Sis , Oniiiliii , Nub
W. C. MA.\UII.I. : , M , I ) . , I'-c-s. uniioii ibii Pij.r.
DREW , BAILEY
Tooth rnicavith -
nut I'.ilnhy the
LutCbt Invon-
tlout
KXTKAornn WITHOUT I > AIS on
DANOGIt
SKTOr TUHCII ON UUUIinK FOU
wn.oo.
I'orfoot Qt stinrantoud , Tooth extracted In
the murnlni ; . Now ones liuartocl lu oveiilna'
of h.iiue tl.ty ,
Kio apecliuonsof Ilomovnlilo Ilrlilzo.
Heu 8Dclinein | of I'lexlblo Klastlo I'lato
All wnrl > wurritiited as represented.
Olllcc , 'ihltai'iuor , I'.txtou Illiut.
Teleplioua 108.1. KHli iril P.IIMTU SU
Tulio Klovator or Sulriv.iy fro u IGt'i
Btroet Kutruuuu.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , B , DEF03ITORY - - OMAHA , NEE
Cnpltnl $100,033
Surplus. . a $05,01)1
Offlcenaud DlroctOM Heurr W Tatoi. prailden
It. C. Cu < blai { , vlca pr < iaoni , O , H Maurloa W V
Morao.Jolinl , Colllm J , N , IL l'Jtrlo < , lewl > A ,
Ueed , cosblur.
THE IRON BA.NK.
BOO
Men's
CJ'EACH '
We will place these suits on sale
Thursday ,
Friday ,
Saturday.
We bought those garmen-ts at a bargain and
to sell for more money , but as the occasion of
fers itself in the shape of a mild season , in or
der to dispose of them quickly , we offer them
at this price. They arc on displf-v in our west
window. They come in 4 styles and IS differ
ent patterns ; the cloth is new , heavy weight , in
dark effects and just manufactured.
These suits are not made by S\veatcrs nor by
the four fine concerns , located on Hester Street
and the slums of New York and Boston.whose
entire product is claimed to be confined to one
concern in this state , but are strictly good , clean
goods and are garments that no one hesitates to
-wear.
Takes a suit
that will surprise you.
Successors to M. llellman & Co.
Corner 13th and Farnam Streets.
Us remarkable among whiskies for its
Purity , Rich Quality , Smoothness and
Delicious Bouquet.
Sold only at High-class Drinking
Places and Drug Stores. If your
Dealer does not keep it in stock )
Write to
OALLEMAND & co. . CHICAGO. .
. „ 'Korvo Seeds , "
J tlio norulorful romeJr
"Is solil with n writ-
* eii Bnnrantpo to euro illl nervous < U < ea os. such us W < * uk Motnorjr ,
Ijosn or Uinln I'ovrrr. Ilcit < liichc. WnliofnlnHst , l n t Mfuinonq. Nlehtlv KniU-
( > loii3 , NorvounneB8 , Lassitude , all drains n.nil loss of poirerof thoiicnorntlio
Organs In either nor cnutort by over uinrtlon , youtlifiil c rrotc. or i-iecaslve
\uco of tobncco , opium or 8tlmiimut which fonn lcirl to Intlriulty. Consuuip-
iUonnnalnsnnlty. I'ut iiicon ! > rnl.n. to carry Indent pocket Kl per pick *
'R'Mhf nailsOfo'fi. With every tinnier wo awe d it ritttn yunnmlre to run
orrfJundthetnoncV' Circular free , AUdrecaftopvotlscilCo.if
For sale In Omaha by Slionuan & MUonnoll , 1513 Uodg o stroot.
blDUCA.TIONA.Lx.
YOllMfi I ROIPft Superior tilvnnt er < for rdurntli.B
_ LOyJtPj
younjlft.llci . Cnurroafrtudrtlior.
nupli , llinirnl \rtdi-portmoiil8liiKlicftunler li u lii-mnf Ihvlnutinorlina
untl Ktiropenn cultuio. Inrcu niul tttuliful Kruundu , new hullilliiKN , rooina well
vcutilflcii , lli.hu.l by itn ( Ipoiis < - < iilfiubi-r 7lli Per < ntnliiKU inl.liin
K 'V.f. . W. IJAIIIHBIT , I'icii. COL5I3I1IIA , M ,
TO THE OWNERS OF ALL LOTS
AND PAUTS OF LOTS AND IIUAL
ESTATE ALONG 10TII STREET
FROM VINT ON STREETTO SOUTH
CITV LIMITS.
You nro Hornby notlfioil tli.it tlio
slcncd , thrci ) ilmlnti'rbstoil firuhuldors In tlio
city or ( Jiimha , liu\u been duly itppoliilui ) by
thu mayor , with tlio approval of tlio city
council of said ell V. to asnuis tliu dainuKO to
the onnoM ruspoutlvoly nf tlio propurty clu-
c I. uod by orUlu.iiii'o nucossaiy to bo npuroprl-
.uc'il foi the use of said city fdr the inn potta of
opuiiln. nml oxtondln ? 1Mb gtroot fiomffn -
tonstrcuttu to bontli city limits , ilocliuccl
necessary liy ordln.iuco .Ii30 , n issud Oe-
tel or 181 , IR'JZ , upjiitoud Uctobor4t.li , Ih'i. ' .
Vou nri ) furlhur notMlcil , Unit huvlnc no-
tuiilud BilU itppolutmciit , und duly qnalillcl
ns rt'iitilrcil by Itiw. wo will , on tlm iOtliday
of October. A l > 18'lit ) tlio hour of 0 o'clock
In tbi ) fiiionnnii at tbo olllcoof T II , McC'ul- I
loch , 81'J .V V llfo IliuldliiK. within Ibu coi-
ponito limits of a ild cltv , inuut for thu pin-
pobuof consldi-rlnj ; niul tualdiu thn asicsi-
ini'iit of Umnusro to till ! owneis rospocllvoly of
Biild property , by ro.ifcon nf nuub inking uud
iiDjiruprliitlott thereof , lulling Into consider
ation ijiuclal benellts. If any ,
Thu propurty lio'.on.'iiu' to you propriicil to
Ijo upproprliitud us uforo > ulil nnd nlilcli bus
lean declared noce siry by the council , by
oidlimncn to approprlutu to Iho use of the city
Lioliusltn ito In s ild city nf Unixlm , lu thu
county of Doiulas , uud Htato of Nobraskn , N
dcsurlbod HS fallows , to-wlt : Opeiilni ; nd ux-
tuudlui ; ICtli Hlrout fiontlnton gtriiut tu
south city limits.
You are notlllcd tn bo prusoiit nt tlio tlmo
nnd plnco ufoiesaU , und umko any objections
to or statements toncurnlir ' hald proposed aii-
proprlntlon or assessment of dumagua us you
may consider proper.
JOHN IVnAUK.
JAMKrffal'O''KDAM :
Oinulia , Dot 7th , 189- ! . ojdlUt
TO"TI1E OWN"ERS OF A'Llj"LOTH
AND PARTS OF LOTS ON OECA-
TUR STUKBT FROM 27TU STREET
TO 29TII STREET AND INTER
SECTING STREETS :
You are hereby notified that the under-
slKiiod , tliieodltlntcrcstoil freeholders ot thu
oltyof OinnliB , have lieeu duly npiioiutoil by
the mayor , with the approval of thu city
council ! ot said city , to ubsom the damn o to
tlio ownera roapoctlvnly of the propurty
ntfectod lu tlio ehunKO of Krudu of Decutur
btroou from -Tth to'"Jti , Htronta nnd lutoitoct-
IIIK Btieots. dculurod nocessirv oy ordlnauca
Mumlior IU. , passed Fept. ' 'Jth , IsJ. , and ap
proved Hupi.
You are further notified , thut hiving uo
ceptedsjIJ uupolnluiont. unu duly iiunlllicd
ui requlrudby law. wo will , on tlm IBlh day of
Ootobur. A. 1) . IBU. , at tlio hour oftlireu
o'clock In the afternoon , ut thoolllcoof lien , J.
1'uulWJ r.irnuni street. within the
corporate limits ot nuld city , nioet fur the
of Lousldorluz nnd mnMnK th
. d 1111 140 to tbo owners lospcov
\nly of Hald puiporty. ullocton bv aald eh inno
of urnde. t ikinn' Into coiiHldcratlon Hpcclul
bunellts If nny.
You lira mitlllal to bo prosout nt tbo time
und place aforcs ild. and maku any o'jootloii9
to orst itomenti conuarulu mid asHessniuut )
of damages 111 you muy couitdm1 piopor.
III'.U , J. I'AlIh.
WM.O Kiimvmt.
JAS. ril'UOICUAbl ] .
Omaha , Neb , October Uth , IS'J. ' ' , OTulOt.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Ot' DAM
AGES FOR GRADING.
To tha owners of uli lots , p uts of lots nnd
rn il iiititti ) ulnn : nlloy In \i\it \ \ ; ' : 1 , Kunnt/u'ri
fourth riddltion fiom loth to Uth HtruuU :
You uiu hereby notified that thu nil Inr-
sl.Miod , tliroo dislnloicsto 1 fieeholdeirtof Iho
cllyof Unniliu. huvo bjun duly appointed by
Uiu muyoi. with tlio approval of tbuiilty coun
cil of b'lld cltv to ( issuss tha d iiua.'o to llin
ownni'i ' loipooilvolv of Iho propel iy ulTecteil
bvciadliiK of hd'l ulloy , doel.iied noeo-tinry
by ordlnanco lie , li 'i ' , passe I Outobor Ut ,
Ib'i ' ! ; uppiovi'd Ootobor-ltli , ISC' .
You nr < ) fiirthiir untlllod that liavliu no-
ccipto ; ! H ild appointment , and duly nuallflod
as irquliod by law , wo will on the VOth d.iy of
October , A I ) . IS'J' , at tbo hour of Ills'0 o'o oelc
In the forenoon , nt the ollk-o of SlulverA :
O'Honohoo , 1IU I'aniHin stiuot. within thu
corporate limits of said oily , meet for the pur-
pos > ) of considering und iiinuin the uiHm -
mont of dnmiieo to thu owner * respeell voly of
H ild piopeity ullootod bv Hald grudlna , t-ll-
lii ! ! Intocoiiblilnrntlon spoolul honufltH. ft any.
Yon mo noilIIid to ha prosoiit ut the tlmo
and plncu aforesuld nnd niuUo any objuutlnni
to or alntmnents concninlnBald us essmonc
ot damages coimlrli-r ,
as you mav proper
W. ( J. SHIlIVlill
OKOKlin I. I'AUU
T , II. MiHH'M.OOIl.
OammlUooof AppraUor * . .
Omaliu , Neb , October 8th , laJJ. Otudlu1
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