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TIIR OMAHA DALLY DKE : TUESDAY , OCTOBKR 2o. 1802.
* ! . ! < room , Ho said to TUB UKR corroipond-
"I'nt In the oxoeiulvoofllco that none of the
family had lofl the sick room sluco half put
4 o'clock ' and that nrob.irdy none of them
would co to the dining room , where ino table
I was prepared for the regular ovunlns moal.
Mm , Mnrrl'on's condition , ho said , had not
changed for three hour.i.
AIM lift o'clock MM. Hnrri'on was per-
cnpllbly wculier , but Dr. U-irdiior said that
if she litssod midnight It was timely possible
that she would live until morning. Tlio
members of the latni'.v are still In the siok
room. Trio president has not left the bodMdo
ol Ills wlfn slncfl ! l o'clocK Ibis nftornoon.
Some bcof te.i wan lalcn lo him u whllu ago
bul thl.s Is iho only nourishment ho tins had.
I'oitrtli Alnrtn from the Slrk Itiioin.
At 8 o'clock Mrs. Kowcsinei' , Lleutniintit
P.irkornnd Mr. McICeo wont down to am-
ncr but In a few minuter they wuro sum-
inoned to tlic McU room bv mossai-a saying
tliat tli6 end Rnomod lo bo appro.iehiiia. This
wi llio fourth alnini from the Kick room.
The first time when the entire family , with
Ihooxcoptlon of Iho prcMdont , was at the
breakfast lublo. I.iko tins olnors , this alarm
proved lo bo false. Tlio sinking "Pelt Hissed
nnd the vigil of the weary wntohor *
bv Iho hadslde continued. Several
nrniv onicers attiuhcd to Iho
president's household hail como
In during the ovonlug , nmniiR tliom Coionti
Hrnst of the et.glnuci' cnrpt and the commis
sioner of public buildings. Colonel F.rnst Is
In charge of the executive mansion and hli
po llloii brougnt him into very close contact
with Mrs. Harrison. A llttlo croup of em
ployes of the csccuilvo mansion sat lu the
telegraph room and talked of the dvlng
woman's hi mines * , of her contleucss , of her
many admirable qualities as they ban known
them. Each had some lucldotit to quote In
rvldopct'of hcrthoughtfulncss. Svmpalbellc
\\llntholr griefs , liitaroslod In their happl
ness , they had lonrned to loV3 tlio mlstroii
of the wtiltu housu.
All the country Is waiting for news from
tliu sick room tonight. Arrangements h.ivo
teen made to Mend the news lo the country
ever Iho lolcgraph wires promptly. At In
tervals the telegraph ofllces on the circuit
with the while tiouso call up Mr. Muiitirom
fry. iho oxouullvo operator , to ask him if
thito Is any news , To these who were hero
eleven yo.us ago , tonight suggests the period
nf nnx'om suspense when ProsldoutUai'llold
lay dying In Iho white liouse. Mr .
Harrison IR iianglng belwoun llfo and
tie.ith. She cannot move. Her pulse Is
foublo nnti her breathing light. Her throat
Is full of phlegm ; nt times her breathing
reuses enllroly , then It beams ninln. It is
this that rained the reports rroin thosliik
room that she was dead. Some time , it may
bu In a few minutes and it m iv bo In a lew
hours , iho broathlng u 111 stop entirely. Di1.
( i.trdnor is In the sink loom nml will re
main uulil the cud. Kov. Mr. Hnmlln of the
Church of the Covenant and his wlfo h.ivo
Jtiit come to the wbito house to offer their
horvlre > if they .should bu needed tonight.
Dr Gardner has told the watchers iu the
sick room "hat Mrs. llurrison may live until
midnight.
\\itl < ) nletly PUSH \\vny.
Atll : 10 o'clock Dr. Gardner nid io Tun
Ur.t : corrcspoudont : "Mrs. Harrison niuv
live uulil midnight und she may die in half
an hour. She is very low now. She is only
just breathing. With tlio cassation of Unit
breathing her life will pass quietly away ,
There will bo no sliugglc. bho is lee went :
for Hint. "
The familv has Itept their vigil in the slo' . :
room since half past 4 this afternoon , expect
ing that any moment llio end might como
A few moments uoforo 10 o'clock Lieuten
ant Parker o.iino from the sick room ilo
said tliut ho thought Mr * . Harrison might
live for an hour or two. When he loft the
room Mrs. HarrUnn was sleeping.
At midnight Mr . Harilson was sinking.
Mowly , with iho cliiincca In favor of d
coinini. lo her within a few hours. Shn was
Hlcepintf. The president remains at her bed-
Hide and the momhors of Iho familv are still
in tlio sick room. Ontv Mr. Halford. Mr.
Montgomery and four of the newspaper cor
respondents were left in the brillinnlU
lighted vestibule. The doorkeeper guard
the entrance to the mniibiou and answers the
* - questions of ihosn xvho rome at long , inter
vals lo ask hoiv Mrs. Harrison is.
Nothing has ooen said in the familv about
the funeral arrangements Probauly no
thought has been given to them. lut ! it
scorns Itkoly it simple service will bo hold li
the Church of the Covenant bore on Wcdnes
day morning and the funeral parly will o
wc't Wednesday afternoon. The Until s.er
vices may bo hold in Indianapolis Thur.sda.v
afternoon. The Pennsylvania ro.id bus ten
doiod a special tram it It should bo needed.
At l'JIS : Dr. CJi'.rdaor. on coining fiom thu
hick room , said ho md not believe Mrs
Hairtson could live half an hour longer
> luIVII . \ | pi-p In lieiilh.
Mrs. Harrison lav motionless , unconscious.
Her breathlncwns sd faint lhat it was
baldly poiroptlhU' . At 1 : IU a. m. , llio family
being nt the be. ido , Mrs. Harrison censed
breathing She passed away so peacefully
Unit none could tell i ho moment when the
Just breath passed her lips. There was a
peaceful look on her van face. The presi
dent tumid from the bed < -ldo in silent grlcl.
Dr. Gardner was not In ibo room when llio
end en me , Ilo wnb ciilrvti In n minute later
and formally coiillnneu the fact.
HI : * . . t.iri. .
S I ; ii 4ilrliiH ! \VoiiianlMiiMl iintl
py MurriiMl l.iic.
I ) . ( J. . Cot.JU. . About llftv-
seven voara asjo tbo bniiso of Ki-v .la ha
WUherspoon Scott , a Pre.sbytcrlaii divine ,
president of the Oxford. U. , L'Ymulo college ,
was madu happy by the birth of a daughter.
At that tinio Andrew Jackson swayel the
drstlnics of the country and Kmlly Donel
won , xvlfo of bis private secretary , and Sarah
Vorkc .Inckson , wlfo of his loiter son , di-
vido.i the lionnr.i of tlio social .idmtulMlin
tion of the oxrcuilvo iiianslon ,
The infant daughter of thn reverend pro
fessor received the name of Came. Dr
Sott : belnnvs to an old Pennsylvania lamlly ,
ills blrib occnnlng in llucks county , that
Mate , in tlio llrst year of the century. When
ho wns a youth In Philadelphia ho mot u
jouiijladj ( namodMuryXo.il. The vouuir
people buoimo iiuicli aitacbod to u.u-h otlioi >
but clroanislmii.'cs Inturvcnoit to somirato
tliom. The j spun ; : lady's father was a bank
c.t'lucr in i'lilladelnnia. Auout the tinio she
\v.is initorlun llio moat Intercbtiiig a c ol
malden lifo lie roiunvcil to NV.uliliiutou , I'.i. ,
takiin : his family with hiui , to tound antl
manage u buiiu In tbo hitorosts of oiusteni
uaplMlials. About the samu tuiio Mr. Menu ,
liuv np compli'icd his education iinu theolog
ical htudlt's , wi'ia to Washington , 1'a , us aii
insiiuctorin the did Washington college , bo-
lore it wdb united xviih ita rival , .lutlm.son
cullcgo of CJlioiihliurgh , Tlio old ac-
ijnalnlalnijes were renuived nnd soon after
Maiy Ne.il , tlia bank cashlor's daushlor. li"1-
fi.iiiB the wllo ol John W. Scott , profossoi .
bomii forty mllus In a northwesturly diruc-
lion from Cinciniiati , O. , is thu rural town of
Oxford As early : is IS'D it was made tlio
t.rni o | Miami university , founded under the
p.jtrouago of UiUhtule. Those importunteU
ucatioi.ul interests biibsriiuontly lo'l to thu
pi.tnblUhi.iunt of tliu Oxford Kmnale colU'co
mid toVostein ( Komnlo semUiary. Of the
former Hov John W. tii'otl had bocomu pn'i-
Idtml 'Ihcru wat a uiudotu at Oxford v
tliht Uni'i natnod BaiiJ.unlu Harrison. He aai ]
passed Irom the Far nvrt oelo : e Into tno
f.ilainl uuiveialty Una tr.Hluit'J at the ucit
jl ISo.irt > , t trluLitii in : t df lu tu
IndiiHtry anil mrnUI mpicily T'io yufin ;
tludontni lhainluo of hli pursuit of learn.
nu muud hiniaclf ovcrtuUon iut \ > vt , mid
llr Scott's daughter wut llm otjji'lut his
ulU'cuon. Johu Scott Hr.nlfon , iho father
> t tliu UiJuul , was lee warai hrul'tfit and
lourul to lay by too much af * UQ' alure or
von 10 mko a solllsh ours \rhat U hud
! I'i'lvdl by luhvritanco. Tha ( iMrliuool.il
M > uU < lnl dimliil-ilnjil In acre ami tha fitn-
| i exi o | icr in c.mh uaUor lilt iiiunncuuirut t ,
uhlcn e IHai'imiu to tualto hit own way ,
With n uuod education as hi * cnpltal uud tno
ivcrld us hi * | li > ld for Inveslmpui. U was 10a
- trying ultuailon to * ever ton tuuner
lies wlilcb hum him at Oxford for
lliu uncimiUonnl cxpurl ucei of a student at
law In iho olllcu of llollumy Btoror nad
Ai > min ( V Winn of ( 'iuclnnatl. Ilo llnlitiod
hM inlUomo journey un lliu ruxsad hltliwu.v
of Jiirlsprudouconud iho lint tiiinu tboro-
nf or wended lil way bark to Oxford. on
UctoborJU , IbM , ho tbnrd made MUs Carne
h'ott Ids wlfo. The bupplnes of Iheir lives
cf.ioincu ng from Ihut date bas known no
diminution nor uhuiigo until ilealb came io
M'piralo Uium. Their f.udncs for tiicir
homo Hud. Iho pleasure they took In the
fmnlly clrclo and Hi mnplo Joys nlloii their
arid KOVO oxnmnlu of wnjucal ulfeo-
lon all the world u bulicr for
'I lie pro | " " : U In life for tun young couple
wore not bright , as the world eocs. hut the
young pconlo were full ot hopo. Tholr united
fortunes In love made thom contented , and
with hnppy ho arts and wllllug hands they
crjssod iho thivxhold ot life's dutlos to-
gather.
Their honeymoon was pasted under the pi-
tornal roof at North Hand , batow Cincinnati.
In the following March the young cotiplo
wont to Indianapolis. In addition to the care
bestowed upon her education , thoyoung wife
was irolnoj in hoilsnhold dutios.
The cash cipltal at the command of Hen-
jitnln Harrison when he began marrlod life
aud tbo practlco of his profession was ? 3Ull ,
tin advance on a lot. In Cincinnati , Inherited
through his nunt , who married James Kin-
lav , n soldier of the war ot 1812. Mr. and
Mr * . Harrison began their domestic rospoii-
Mblllllci in rooms In nu IndlannBOlU boardIng -
Ing houso. In iho summer of ISM Mr * ,
llurrison paid u visit lo her patents nt the
old homo ni Oxford , and there oa August 12
Russell Harrison , their oldest child , was
bom.
After this ctcntlntho family circle , the
young mother having rnlurno.1 In the
nulutnn lo Indianapolis , Iho proud hitsbnud
ruined a small house nud began llfu in eiiv.v
cst. bis faithful and Industrious wife doing
her own houseuorlc In a cottage of llireo
roams. 'I'hosic.idv ' gains in fame , practice
and tipi'iiniai'v roullsKOon found Mr * . Harri
son pro-Hiding over u moro proteiitlotis house.
Here th Ir InU child. Mary Scott Harrlsoa ,
wns born , The couple steadily grew in the
estimation of tholr neighbors , und Mr.
Harrison.nchlovod tame in politic- ) .
In Issl (3enor.il llumsnn untured thu sou-
ale of the United Staleaud Mr * . Hunisou ,
bcuiine n ID under of that rilst luitulshed circle ,
the wives ot senator * . In her Washington
ro'l'lcuco of six yoarj Mrs. Harrison ex
tended her sphoio of usofulnois. lior inuno
w.is associated with noble charities' und
church work The C.irllold hopilal ewe *
Its present success in a largo degree to her
active Inlorcstns one of its llrH director * ,
\Yhun tlio family came to the whlto house
Uf. Scott , who had rostdod hare with hts
widowed daughter , MM. Uilasoll Lord , went
lo live with lliem , nnd resigning his position
lu Ihe pension ofllco cave up all active duties
to oujov the first leisure of n busy lifo under
Iho wlilto house roof , from that day until
sttlckou dowi , with her fatal Illness ho was
the object of the tondcrost cans aril solici
tude on the part of Mr * . Htriisou and , in
deed , of Ihu whole honscliiilrt.
The lint break in the united circle was the
ilontl , of Mrs. Lord , which occurred lacutn <
bur 10 , l S'i , after the family had again re
turned to town alter their Miinmur nnd au
tumn travol. Mrs. Harrison was along limn
recovering from this olo\v. ThoslsU'rs were
gro.itly attached and were always together
as much as possible.
At the beginning of the grippa epidemic ,
Mr * . Harrison sharotl thu fatuof her enllro
household , s.ivo llio president He fore shu
was taken down , hmvovor , she nursed all
llio rott , oven her lillle fjr.iudehlldron who
were seriously ill. Miivcr.il tlinoi after she
mlTered again from all the painful symptoms
of the llrst nltack , and ospacl.illy so last
spring , a vcar ago , up-ia hnr roltirn Irom
California , whoa she brought Uncle with her
a troublesome cough.
Ailhough she had another bid spoil whllo
at Capo May last summer , she returned in
llio nulutnn with her poncr.it health so much
irnuiovod that she no looker 'allowed her
family to look upon her as a semi-invalid.
Throughout the winter she went about her
U'liul duties with her old time vigor , ann it
was but seldom that shu did not appear at
thn social functions of the mansion. Com
ing on the spring her extreme pallor showed
thai she was not fooling well as usual , hut she
did not glvo up until the day came when she
was unable to rise from her bed
During the Lenten duvs last spring thera
was sueti a pressure of callers upon her lhat
she sot aside certain afternoons in ouch week
to see callers. She was generally present ,
but. if not was represented by the ether
ladies nf the household. At the very last
date , however , of tlm series , Wednesday ,
April H , hho w.is in tno Dluo parlor and hold
u "brilliant reception fiom 5 to I ! o'clock.
The afternoon was excessively warm and all
the doors and windo.vs were opened , tsho
coughed nearly every time she spoke und
seemed to busulToiiug considerably. That
day she was very ho.irso aud her physician
w.is summoned.
Hnr illni'ss boc.iu that night. Hut few ot
her friends have scon her sinco. For weeks
thi ! invalid was not conscious of anything
going on outside of her own room mid , in
will Uo remembered , she knew homing nl all
of llio events of the Minneapolis convention
nor of Mr. Blame's resignation until Iho
ri'nominalion of Mr. Harrison was an assured
fact. After lout to ngain reuse her interest
and io keep her mind from dwelling
too much oa her own condition , the
doctor decided tliut tlu daily papois
DC road lo her , aim in fact all the ordinary
news of the day bo discussed in her pres
ence. Toward the last of her stay in thu
citv there wore many days when she was
able to go oul riding. Shu was always car-
nod down stalls to her arriagn by Sergeant
Ivciiuoy of Arctic fame , ono the doorKeepers -
Keepers for whom she nad a
special liking. Wlioti she returned from
theso.short drives she w.is carried upstairs
again. The day she Inf t town for Loon Lrtko
there were Ian who saw her who over sup
posed that she would return alive.
In appearance , Mrs. Harrison wns a typo
of matronly bdailly. In ligurn she showed
thu geiicioslty of nature , and in mind na
ture's equal beniicuncp , expanded by the
training in thu acquirement of n liberal
education , drawn from the uroadcs oppor
tunities. A lavish growth of hair , silvered
with tlm t lire.ulh of a llttlo over half it cen
tury of lifo ami Healing in curly waves over
a well-snaped head and ondiug in a graceful
coil , bor regular features and dnrk , " ex
pressive p.ycs formed a picture of typical
womanhood , She bud a voice sottf-nod by
Iho instincts of a gentle nnturc and a gift of
conversallun which , while animated , was
thoughtful.
The tastes of Mrs. HnrrUon were in the
direction of art. Her woiks lu walcr colors
are thti evidences ol tier gill'and application
to ncr tuvoiitii rcciL'.tiion.
Mrs. Harrison was by nntuto ulronglv do-
rucMlc and shr.iult from notoriety. The a
traits wor ! i little , if at all , modified uy her
rssidcuco in tin white bouse nnd liur'proud
position us the tirst lany of the land. For
Her friends she hud always a grmcrons uel
come , Imtsho did not relish llio ser.utiny of
the critical ami coldly curious , although
much of ibis she was perforce from her post-
tinn , obliged to eiulnro. bho was always equal
to every social demand , and , by her winning
manner und sympathetic utterauces , suc-
uooucd iu making and retaining an un
usually largo number of warm friend
ship * . Bui llio calls of society wore , with
liur , HOC-OIK ! in importance to the demands
and duties of a wifu , mother and daughter ,
und u was in the domestic sphere lhat sno
nhono with lau bright light. She wished
everybody around her lo bo hnpjiv und to
Unit oml , she gave her basi offorts" She un
til roil jo earn aud keep the love of l.nr family
und personal Iriunds , BO ber goodness , sym
pathy nnd strong homo Instincts were her
dominant chutactcrisiics
The ICvonlng Slur of 'Washington , in an
article written bv u lady who was well
acquainted with Mrs , Harrison , speaks as
tolloiyg of her personal character :
"Tho greatest charms in .Mrs. Harrison's
disposition were her strong common sense ,
her ovonncBK or t.Miipcr , her willingness to
obllgound < hi > kindly thoughl for everybody
else walun dominated ovor.v act. She culll-
vated the faculty nf saying a happy thing of
every bodr. aud rupressod tbo strong : inclina
tion to Jiy ibe ivitly ihiiiKS which CAIIIO so
ensllr loher , for feat' bho might unwillingly
ofluQil a .anslth'u neriyu. Her tllgh position
did uot chonifo ner la the slightest degree ,
tinier It ware1 to make her feel more itian
I ver wlllltiff lo give up her prlvaio Inclina-
j tloni to do tiiat which wus oxpuciod from
! her by the public , iI.
"In cairylng out thu hospitalities of the
whlto house bliu Imq , ue\or lifon enrolled.
bim presided with easy dignity and 10
upon ihoso occaiioiiK , and omitted no Jot nil
that would add to Ihu nloasuro of these at 1
landing tlu'in. She carried out to the ( allot
the written nnd the unwritten laws of the
house , uud did us much as U was possible to
do within llio limltfa of oucli season. "
Snoutiingof her yo > iorday , n ludy who Uas
known her for many years said : "Thy Har-
rlsons buvo been .Uwavn noted for tholr hos '
pitality. Thav had always u house full 9'It
company at their liuliaunpolis home , and it
was currently t.aid ihoy really unlortntucd
beyond ihclr moans. They kept up tbo prac
tlco hero. U wa . not their fault U any of
tholr old tlmu jndiana friends loll Wushicg-
tnji wllhout onjov-liig : > family meal ut the
whltu u"uso or u drive or some other cour-
U'iy , Dr Scott's old friouds , his puplU or
associated In his colleijo president day * , were
always shown llio givatost ultunliou , anil
Mr. and MN. Harrlsoa rarely sat down to ida
meat without some company , "
"Hur thought and euro expanded itsult
upon the housu iu every particular and tt Is
to liur mainly that the present excellent oon-
dltlju of ibe na < loa is duo. Sue had a
priduln iu bUtory uad a rayeronce for . 11.a
old tlmo customs , nnd a patriotic doslro that
the nrosldntit'B honso should bo worthy of
the people who placed him there. . Stif took
pleasure In brinelnc Its &IO tre.-nuros to
Hunt nnd piscine them where everybody
could see and iiilmlrn thom ,
Mrs. Harrison win very anxious during
her sojourn In the mountains to return to
\Vashtnaton. The mountains were very
droarv during tno frequent downfalls of rain
oud this conspired to donross thn Invalid
considerably. She \Vaslilngton when it
was bithcd in the sunlight of n brleht sum
mer d/iy. / That was the vision haunting her
dreams , and when her weakness became so
giontauo could not repress the desire to
c < 5mo back again to the fainlllarBcoaes of the
whlto house.
As n delicate flavor , delicious nnd refrnsh-
Ine , Uoorf's Kxtru Dry Uhanipa o lakes the
leild. Millions of bottles are sold annually
BOARD O/HEALTIt.
llmlni'ss semlon ot I lie Ci > imiil toiicr <
Ili-ld Ye lentity.
The Bo.ird of HaiUh mat yoitonlay afternoon -
noon lo cnusldorthoadvb.thlllty of dis
of llio service * of oneof tno mo.it luspoctors
during thu winter mouths and appointing a
medical assistant to the commissioner of
health. Incidentally the bo ird considered a
number of ether mallor.s r.inglnc from milk
measures to "stud11 ttolior.
While walling for the arrival of thn mayor
Mr. Parker tostsd a number of moasurus tn
the prosPtiro ot the tioirJ which had boon
offered for in pastioi : bv thaVost Point
Uroimorv company , it developed that their
two-gallon mnasuro lacked Just a pint of
holding that quantity , the gallon measure
was Hi too ellls short and ihu others In the
same proportion.
When the mooting was called to order Llr.
stated that ho owed tha board an
upolocy lu coiineo'.ion with llio LltUe-llotd
maltor. Tha iu.spuction which found Little-
field's raeasui'os short was nnido two years
auo Instead of recently as ho had supnoicd.
An cxtomlod discussion ensued. Mayor
liotnls uulntainlnK lhat Lllllellold had bcon
done an injustice nun should ba set H lil.
The ether inombor.s of the board dllTorcd
wito him , claiming that Iho tlmo of tlio of-
IPIISQ did not make the mlllc dealer any loss
culpiblc.
The ir.alter of short womht in coal was tils-
cussud al iciiKiti. Mr. P.irkor suld-that ho
had a .suspicion that , some coal do.ihrs were
pivlim hliort weisht , liut could not test it ,
because tbo present ordinance did not ivo
him authority to take a louj from the .scales
and verify the wuigrit of llic dealor. He was
rcuueatcd lo refer Iho matter in writing lo
Iho mayor , who u ill endeavor to have the
oidtnancp amended accordingly. Mr. Howull
suld that , whllu they were considorinir ttiesu
manors bomo action ought to bo tnkou in
regard to "stud" poker which was buiug
plavcd in ovcry g.imblii.R house iu the citv ,
and wut a u.skln" canio in which many work-
Incniun lost a ( treat part of thnir earnings.
The mcuibors all confessed on tire ignorance
of the mysteries of the unu inontioiicd.
Mavor Ueinls didn't know how It was
Played , and appealed toxOhief of Police
Seuvey , whose knowledge was equatlv
moaqor. It was lltially decided that " .stud" '
poker was an instltiuiou over which the
board hud no supervision.
The idea of laving off ono of the meat inspectors
specters until May 1 occasioned a decided
difTeronco of opinion as to which of llio two
Inspectors should bo a cjndiJuto for Iho ux.
Dr. Somers s.iid Mr. Uoson was Uio bellcr
man , out Mr. McLaiu resented iho aliened
imputation upon Mr. Prank's ability. The
latlcr was tlnally undo the victim by the
mayor's castinR volo.
In asking for un assistant Dr. Uomcr.s said
that with tils present force ho was not able
to pav siilllclont attention to contagious dls-
ensus and iitlond io bis other dutios. livorv
c.iso of that kind should bo visited and
watched to prevent contagion , and in order
to accomplish that un assistaut was neces
sary. Thn board inclined to the same op'u-
lon und , made lr. TOXMIO an assist lut com
missioner of health nt ? 100 per montl , dating
from November 1.
iii'lcinliMl Colnniliiis.
capacity of St. Philomoia's
cathedral was taxed to its utmost , last night
by Iho ureatthrongof poopl" , gathered there
to hear KathorTIghuaf Jersey Cily , N. J. ,
deliver his lecture on Christopher Columbus ,
the celebrated discoverer. The speaker
maintained that Columuus was a follower of
Christ , and that during all of bis trials nun
trluulallons ho never forgot , even lo ihe dav
of his death , lo rovarci.ee the Maker of
heaven und earth. Columbus was a Chris
tian it. every sense of the word Ho was a
scholar , not withstanding Ihe fact that there
worn persons who trlou to provo that ho was
an uncouth man. Columbus llio speaker
regarded us iho greulest man that tlio world
had ever produced.
Thousands sink Into an early grave for
want ot a botllo of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Tnls great rotncdy would have saved thom.
Arrrsli'd n | | I itiltor.
NiYOIIK , Otit. ! M. Uv-Scuool ( Jolloclor
lames C. Scott , jr. . of Slaplctou , S. I. , nu
alleged dofaullor iu the sum of $ iG70 , was
arrested last night ou a warrant Issued by
Police.I usllco Marshall Coon.on complaint of
William Colo.chalrmnn of the bounl of school
trustees. Ho was locked up in u coil at police -
lice headquarters at Staploton.
"Late to ooa itno eariy to rise will shortoa
the road to your homo in the skies. But
early to bed and "Lillle Early Uisir."tbo
pill that mait'jj Ilia longer aui bsttur anl
wiser.
Di'inoerittlc IC < * ilHli-r Arrcntfd.
WII.MINIITON , Dal. , Oct. Ul. John Dolau ,
lemocrat , inspector nnd register , was ar
rested this morning uud arraigned boforu
Jliief Supervisor McCallislcr and roijulrai
o givolUQU for hall. This is iho fiftii ar
est in connoctioa with Saturday's rcglstra
ion.
_
He/Witt's ' sursnparilla is reliable ,
.MtH' * or i iTKitn.i r.
Honicitic.
The new biilldln .sof the college for \vomei
at UiuMiinml , U. . h.tvo been dedicated.
A large pos-o ot urmoil men uro itn udlng i
nuinburof nu.'iocs In the Chcstci town , Md
[ all , cluugcd with miirdui' ,
Jim I'ranUlln. a noled desporudo of llutlei
Mo. , has boon shot and filally wounded h
Deputy I'lty Marshal Hal twoll of that town. '
Colonel William I' . Cody has arrived at Nei
VorU. A paily of Ktiropeun iiolilunicn wll
follow him and Hill will tuUu lliinn on a hunt
Ing III ) ) lliioiijrli the Kociiles.
John 1'oid. uied ! > : ycnis , a keeper nt the
I'lilludelphlii.uologlcal Kiiidon , Inul u tertl-
hh ; oncoiinti1 ! with a Itoclcy .Mount iln ulk and
tecuiveil Injuries which lesiiltcd in Ills death
liovornor 1'Iowoi of Now Vork will cl\o it
lie.u In. to lav on tlm application foi tliu surrender -
render of dh.irles A. White , \\liois uniiioil In
AVyomliii ; on the chtugo of cinbo//llim f IUOUUU
fiom his wife , \Minin ho irccntlj nuirlud.
ll is said Ihut the Western Union stock
holders at i holt speui il meotlii'i "III aulhotl/u
tl'u piiuihaso of tlic Montreal Tole raph coin-
of Uunud'i , and of the
IMiny a port ion In-
ineusod bloeK ulll Pe usoil forthla purpose
At the mcollng of llio nallonat commission
of Iho World's f.ilrat Ulilougn , ox-tiovornor
Wallerof ( 'oniiutliiiit iiiesuntod a resolution
wliloh 80iiuht > to Invuxt thu commission with
some of Ihu pnniiiu conferred by the bourd of
reference and control. Tlio resolution was
losl by a dculsluioluof Jillo 1 < 1.
'J bo liii.tU In llio Wullnnd eanal al M Catli-
o > liu : hub boon repaired aud vojuelu uru louU-
Ing iliidiiL'li as usual
\\inirywoiithur conllnncs throughout the
, Kltudom. I'ltrmei * nio biillurln su-
xeiely by roa ou/f / Ihe iirointtliiri ) ululor.
II Isollli'ially aiinouiiciid that the dellelt of
l a.ri o.uiO roubles In tbo liiilun budgotof
lsl ) lins been covered with t > poelo witlidr.iwu
fiom tlm tiuasury.
Vufseib iirrivlns.In Duland r9j.nt
oiicoiinleieil terrllle weathur. II irk Chiett-ilii
oiicouiilori-d a foiiful galuSi'ptuinhor 'JJ and
alinimlloundcrod ,
.losoph has loft Hilda I'cMh
Hiuldunly. It IK Hiipiiosed that lil depart uro
wits taken lit viowof lilnrosoliillon nultoliavu
a crisis in tbo llmuailan eablnet ,
Crampon , the leader of a miirileious suirj of
Piiniluin tli it soinu ttmo a''o terrorlred runs ,
hat been xcntunced to dentil and olhur iiiem-
htrs of Itui guns bitvo been keiitunued lo luii |
tciinsiif liapr.uouinent ,
I'islilliii ; of it desultory ohuraoter eontlnno.-i
in the pr ivlnco of eaptlago dul l.jtcro , Ar-'en-
tlnu Keiublle. | Anoiher revolt intel > liiR three
( k'p.irlinonifc of J-orrlimlos lias bioLciioul and
Iho Boveriimont is sun llnjt fprous tht-io to
'I the liihiirm'Uon. t'cm iess ( us passed tea
In fin or of lliu uovcriiniunt riiln-
tc-rnor of hantlaKo del Ks-
tero.
A-ioro tbroal or ( iouli ' , If tufTuroJ to pro -
gress , often results'in an incurable tbroaior
lung trouble. "Hrnwn's Dioncbml Trochos"
give Instant relief.
WILL TRY WSAVE : BRYAN
IMOK. ]
son said ! "Tnoro'ffuVei- n moro rank or
unroasonabto mUf itrAontntlon than that
odltorln ! contains. . LTlifc dMiiocrfttlo party Is
today sending millions/if copies of campaign
litnrnluro through .tlio , snails as second class
matter and that , thlog has licou going on
right along for weeks , I will prove what I
say right here. Lbo'k'iu this. " nnc' ho picked
up ncopy of the au'pplomont of tbo Now York
World , ' 'Thoro Is n cafnpalgn document. It
can't be classed as any Hung olso. Hrad the
headlines and tbo nature of the Mioot cannot
bo inlsundorstood , "
It was an olght colihna , four p.ijo supple
ment of the Noiv Vork World , aud on each
p.igo there was a double column sc.iro huad ,
followed by a lot of campaign rot on free
trade and the alleged tariff roubory. Thu
onllrosticat was lilted with tha rankest sort
ot domocrjtio dogma.
" ow tlio postal laws provide , " continued
the post mas or , "that all supplements Io
newspapers must bo folded and mailed with
thu regular Issun of the paper to which they
liolong In order to bo ndmitiod us second
class maltor. Whuro those supplements nro
malloil separately or alone they must bo
classed ns third class matter ; thai is , they
rome titular tliu head pi maltor lhat cannot
bo received at tlio tale ot 'J cents a pound.
Now lot us sou how the democratic party
evades this provision ot tlio law and stic-
co.tnU In getting tins smmlomonl circulated
all over the country ns second class
mnt'ur These supplements arc sent to
the country papers of the democratic
persuasion nud are folded In them just ns
though they wore supplements of the papers
with which they are taken to iho oftlco. Iu
this way thov como underlie hoid of matter
circulated by news agents , for these country
publishers claim that they buy the supple
ments , and perhaps they do. There. Is a sec
tion ot the law which permits publisher * or
nuws agents to purchase second class matter
and circulate it along with the same class of
matter which they publish themselves under
Iho head of nnd at the rate ot second class
matter. This supplement was sent to mo
tbo other day by n country postmas
ter who wanted to know whether or
not such maltor could bo received nt
second class rates. I replied that It could and
must bo received undjr the provision I have
] ust ( juoled. No > v , 1 do not wish to cast any
rolluclions UDOII Iho domocrallc commllteo
for taking advantage of lhat provision , Ihoy
have n right lo do so , as 1 rend iho law , but
-It is a very unjust and unprincipled piece of
work on the pirt of the World-Il orMd lo
allege tliut \\nuauiakor , or anybody else
connected with the postolllco department ,
mis com milled any acls of discrimination
against the denuicrallc party in the classllisi
cation ot the campaign llleraturo sent out by
the national committees. I know nothing
about Iho nook spoken of In tbo editorial as a
republican campaign document , hut I do
know that the democratic ! national committee
is Hooding this slalo with thcso Now York
World supplements ut a second class rate ,
nnd any man can see that they are campaign
documents. "
WILT , snVSI ) lfv Tlli ; WINS.
Otil Itnpulillcini Olty Committed Docldrs It
Won't Din Ytit.
Ono of the republican oily central commil-
Iccs mot last night at the headquarters ,
corner of Thlrtuoi/th / aud Douglas streets ,
wltn a representation jfrom all the wards
present. .
A lo'tcr from IljM. , JvY.arlng of the now
commilleo to Secretary Ifolly , asking for the
delivery of all boqks , papers , money and
other property of the committee In the pos-
Hosslon of Mr. Roily iu predecessor of the
writer , now claiming to bo secretary oi Iho
eommilteo , and sl3Un.e lhat If ho refused
they would not reLos ; ilxo him as a candi
date , was read. > - ' ' >
Krnest Stunt alsoihad i a letter from the
sumo writer slating , thtit tlio alleged now
committee- would recocni/.o Iho thruo old
members of the committee from the First
ward , including Messrs. Stuht nnd Kelly
as members of ihe bliw 'fjoard.
Mr. Dick Smith horn loft the chair , and
after explaining thutTUio o\uur \ committee
was willing to do hUytlithg in order to con
trol the convention nnd handle the funds , in
troduced B resolution pledging the old com
mittee Io llio support of all Iho nominees of
Ibe convention , but asserting the right of the
committee to exist.nnd adjourning until after
Iho school board election , suoject to tbo call
of the chairman.
Mr. nandhanor declared that K view of
the letter to Mr. Kelly , embodying n thicat
to knife the recipient of the letter , no dis
cussion was necessary. The alleged com
mittee holding session" Tliu ] ! ii : : uuildinp
had no right to inlorforo in any way with
the work of the convention and he was sat
isfied thnt Mr. Kelly's nanio would appear
on the itckot.
Mr. Charles Bcuidorn" , in amend men t , to
Mr. nmith's motion , moved th t tuo secre
tary bo instructed to notify Mr. Waring Ihut
"
ho "was Instructed to notify bun that all
oooks , papers aud moneys were the property
of this committee nud lhat ho was instrucled
Io keep them.
After considerable mudd'.lnc both motions
were curried.
A committee was appointed to see the
county clerk to make sure that all the rcctt-
lar nominees of tliu convention had their
numes on the ticket.
Ted .Much nl u Klhk.
It isnot unusual for colds contracted in the
fall loliung on all winter. In such casus
catarrh or chronic bronchitlo are almost Rtiro
to rosull. A li fly-coat uottlo of Cbamoor-
lam's Cougn Hciuedy will euro any cold.
Unn you afford to risirso much Tor so small
an amountt This remedy Is intended es
pecially lor bad colds aud croup and can
always bo depended upon. Porsnle uy dru -
pisls ?
1'iilr , Varlulilii Winds IK tinrrcillctliiii for
NchrusKu Today.
\VsinvevioN , O. C. , Out. 1M. forecast for
Tuesday : Kor Nebruska'-Fuir ; variable
winds.
Kor Iowa-Fair ; cast to south winds ;
slightly warmer ii norlh nnd east portions.
l-'or the Dakotns Kittr ; variable winds ;
wanner In east portions.
Local Iteeord
Ornri : or mis WntTiiKit Hum : L , OMAHA ,
Oct. : i4. Omaha loeord of toniccrnturo and
rainfall compared wlih correspouu-.ng day of
pasi four year , * :
IB'tt. ' ISfll | bl !
.Maximum temperature. r > 4 = 7U = (11 ( ° Kl
Minimum lomper iluru . . : il = f > 0 = Us3 17 °
Avorano tuinpuratino. . . . IIs Ol = fi1)0 ) m0
I'ruclpltallon ill . ( x ) .00 .T
Statement allowing the condition of tom-
pcraluru and pivzipllalion nt Ountha for the
day and since March 1 , IS' ) . ' , as compared
wlih iho general avor.iRO ;
Normal lumperaluio , JO3
Oollelenoy for the daj > . 'l 7 =
Doliolonuy since -.Muieil'tf 141 °
Normal proclpll.ntloiit.vi' . ( IT In oh
Dafleloney for tlio dAV , . . , , 07 Inoli
Deficiency since MateU ' / ' - ' ' turbos
15. K/JJAWTOX , Obsarvor.
At'lt A1itn.
ST. Loi'is. Mo . ' "Oif. ! M. The Tollvor-
I Howard icud has b'ro'Wilbut auain in wostoru
ICentueky. In a gogcrayiKht at Moggtown ,
A M U j4il ! ? ISNTS.
Monday NiffUl
l I.
Tuesday Night
I'list TlniP In l iiRllnli ,
An adapt itlou from the Oiirman by Ohira
Mori Is H i o' ' 'ipens Jiatuiil ly. First Hour ,
. , UUIUWIIJ . 75 coula.
Soxt Allraotlon I Utl Hosi.
"WONIDERiAND
liiii ) IIIUiu Tboater ,
rnh WIKK. :
litanU cixdHlly Auurt'entluu , ami Ihe MAl'lvRV
IHtAMA'l 10 ro.Ml'ANV , In
TIIK DAN1TKS.
Hoivon county , last nlcht , hotwoon thft
two factions , Colonel Toltver was killed nml
Wyllo Tolivcr nnd S m Howard wounded ;
both will ale. Tno factious are arming and
another bittlo is oxpoutcd. This feud has
already rc.iuHodln more than fifty deaths.
.i nt.tt.ittmnins n.tn nr.t.i :
I'rnpln Much l\i > rrlsn < l Otcr ttin I'.v.ipn
of I'lli'li nnd fliiyil ,
Nr.w YOIIK , Oct. 'Jl. A special from Or
lando , Fla. , say.s thnro is much oxcltnmont
horoovor tlio otcapa of ttic train robber
prisoners. Throo-tourths ot the people bo-
llovusomebody was bribed to lot , Fitch nnd
1' loytt out of Jill , tnvesllgnllon shows that
the hole in the hrlok ivall of the jail through
which tt was stippoiod iho prisoners escaped
Is not large enough lo lot a man's body
through. Both prisoners nro of m ml mm
Blzo , but the hole would hardly admit the
two legs of ono mail , to say nothing of iho
trunk of his body.
Some light Is thrown on thociso by llio recent -
cent action of llio relatives of llio two prls-
ouors. Members of Floyd's family liavo
lately liiou t'orrospondlng with an attorney
hero , but they have not sent him nuv money
with which to conduct tha ciso. Ills lawyer
a day or two ao received the following by
tolcgriph In iMsponso ' ° " " urgent ronuost
for funds ! " \\o can't ( to nnvltilng. " On
their her hand iho rather of Fucli who lives
near Plant Cltv lu ihls state is known to
have raised ffWO for the legal dofcnse yf his
son.
son.Djnuty Sheriff I'lickott Is l-'iiiUng the
searching pease , but so far has no trace af
the fugitives ,
llenlrcl an Invrrasn ol Suliiry.
WAsiHMirox , D. C. , Oct. 24. The district
of Columbia court , iu general term , this
morning decided tha ciso of the United
States , ox rol. , Ell/aboth Trask , against John
Wauumanor , nostmasior gonoral. Tno relater -
later was the postmistress at ICmporia , Kan , ,
from 1SOI to .hiuo-0 , 1870 , who claimed she
wai ontlllod lo n readjustment of salary , nud
Ihero was due $ ! ,20t.li ) ! , nml sues by man
damus to compel such ruadjustmnnt , and lhat
she bo credited with Ihonmountslated. ' 1 ho
court holds tli'it iho nut of ISill was protect
ive , and that the act ot 1SSII does not altar
this act so far as to ontlllo Iho relater to Iho
relief nnd Iho writ Is denied.
I'.ilill Uicn Itlol III Kciil ilrlc > .
Wii.t.iMsiifiio , Ky. , Oct. "I. At a church
festival Salurday night , 111 n quarrel hot ween
whites nml negtocs , ono white man ard ono
IICUTO wcto killed uud ono wblto nud two
blatlcs weio mortally \\X5iinded.
Do Witt's Siraipiriltn acitrovs such poi
sons usscrotula , skin ilisnau ; , eczema , rliou-
malism. Us liiuely USD savoi many liv. ; * .
Would Nut TiiKo the .loll.
Niw : YOIIIC , Ocl. 31. Mavor Grant today
declined , his offer of § 10,000 a year presi
dency of a distillery company. Ho an-
nouncoa that ho would not tuko the plnco
under any circumstances.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Svrtlp for cliil-
ilren toolliitig produces natural quiet sloop *
' - " > cents n bottlo.
Mdll'll > l Mil's.
A h ] > an of mules was stolen seine time
during Iho mghl from Cnllahun's grading
camp on Iho corner of Sixth and Martha
streols.
Sick headache yields to Uuechum's Pills.
I'KIJ.SO.V.II , I'.lltS.UIt II'IIS.
.TolT Bedford lonvos today for Houston ,
Tex. , on a forlnlglil's visit.
Mr. U. II. Fuller was called to Chicago
yesterday by tlio death of his father.
.1. II. Cockroll and II. F. Laugonburg , two
old time grain men of St. Louis , are iu the
qity.
Governor Markham and stuff of California
will pass through Omaha on Wednesday ou-
roulo west.
Mr. ISdwLrd Hosowaler went to Havonna
last owning , where he speaks today on Iho
political issues of the campaign.
W'lll Ashford , telegraph editor of the
Cedar Hapids Ga/otte , is visiting his brother-
in-law , G F. West of the Northwestern sys
tern at this point.
Niw : YUKK. Oct. 21. fSpocial Telegram to
Tin : Bii.J : Omaha : W. H. Carson , , f. Gil
bert , H. T. l yeti , Iloffumu house ; C. F.
Hlcknoll , Windsor hotel. Council Ulull's : S.
C Williams , Hoffman.
Cmi .00 , III. , Oct. J4. [ Special Teloirram
to Tnc Bii.J : : The following Nebraskans
registered hero today ; Palmer Mrs. T. M.
Johnson , Omaha Wellington K D..Minor.
Omaha Grand Pacillo David .famiesou , H.
C. Cusliing , wife and niece , Omaha. Lolii
-George Spaugonhurg , Mav Hamilton ,
Omaha. VictoriaGeor o F. Parish , Omalin.
Sherman Mrs. A. C. Hiincbuunh , Miss
Grace Himcbatigu , Omaha ; lj. D. IJrowu
nnd wlfo. Lincoln , 'I'roniont I-1. P. Water-
house , M. D. Mason , P. SV. Williams , J. B.
Miles , Omaha.
A Cum tinCholura. .
There is no use of any ono suffering with
the cholera when Chamborlaia'b Colic ,
Cholera and Diarrhina Hemeuy can be pro-
cured. It will vivo roiiof iu a few minutes
nnd euro in a short timo. I have triad it and
know. W. II. Clinton. Holmotta , N J. The
epidemic at Helmotla was nl first believed to
bo cholera , but subsequent Investigation
proved it to bo u violent form of dysontorv ,
almost as clangorous as cholera. This
remedy was used there with great success.
Forsalo by drugelsls.
On ( lie mend
Iho consumptive
who's not iM-rcft
of judgment nnd
good K'llso. Ho's
taking llr.Picrco'H
Go 1 < 1 on Medical
Discovery. If
tnlii'ii In tinio and
given a fair trial ,
111 will effect a
euro. Consump
tion is Ijimi-
eerofnla. For Bcrofiilu , it its myriad forms ,
mid for all Liver , IHood and Luiiij diseases ,
the "Discovery" is an nnequaled remedy.
It's tlio only liuaiiinti'fil one. If it doesn't
iH'iiellt or cure , you got your immoy iiuck.
You ( inly pay lor llio good you get.
"Discovery" htreiiRtheiiH Weak Lungs ,
nnd cures Spitting of lllotxl , Shoitne.ss of
Urentli , Ilronchitis , Sovcro Coughs , nnd kin-
dioil nirectious. Don't bo fooled into taking
somotldiis < ' ! * , wild lo l > o "just UH Rood , "
tliut tlio douli-r may make n InrRcr jirollt.
There's iiothins at all lilotl " iJiscovery. "
U contains no alcohol to incbriuto ; no hyrup
or sugar to dernngo digestion ,
As iwculmr in its curatlvo effects as In
its composition. Equally good for adnlta ot
children.
_ _
- '
Farm Street mW. I 'r'Wtitt
ruN. Mric. KxcrrnMiiNT.
I'our Nights Uoiiiiiiuiiuln Hunday Matlnoo ,
October , thu Itcalistlu Uomudy Drama
A BARREL OF MONEY
THE IKON MILLS AT WOBK.
Apoilllvo loviilutlon In stugo mu.ilianlsiu.
A hiiporb company , sucut in.l-.le , uullghtful
dandus , 'l '
HOA V.
Fariiam Street Theater , 'WlVc'V ' ' *
Thurbijay Pilday baturd.iy .Mai. and I-vo.
OHLY TWIH STARS IN THE WORLD.
WILLAHDHEWELL - WILLIAM
_ _
THE OPERATOR.
&B\V \
THEATER
A-TTI NTION I
Friday , Saturday. Sunday , Oct 28 , RO , 30
liid lo ' nnd ( "lilldrnnV Miillneu .S.iluidiiy ,
. - OIIAHMINU -
PATTI R.OBA
i ; OAWTIIOHS. AUtlOi : DAHCY.
And u HiiiierbC'abt.
! DOLLY YARDEN
! " " " "iy"
MISS DIXIE Only I'orformaiii.'u.
lloth I'liiyn by Charles T. Vincent.
Jlox vliooisopvii Thursday nioraluK < t
I
PAVING HONDd.
'roelainntlon and imtioonf Niibinl < sliin lo the
ch'etors mid Itunl volcr < of llm elly ot
Otnitlin of thn < | iie ttiin of l < nltiK the
tiuniln of tlio city of Oinnlri In the sum of
iinn hundred llioiisind dollar * ( ? l O.o.ni to
pay for the cost of pivlnc. topitvlnttor nine-
nil inil7lii2 the Intiir-ocllonsof streets and
.paces dpposlln alloys In s'ltd rlly. mid to
pay llio cost of Having In front of rivil pstutn
not subject to iissosiiiiout uf spcoint taxes
for imvlnc pummel.
To tlieolt-ciors and local voter * of Iho city of
Oinulm !
I. lleoreo 1' . llcmls , mnyor ot the city of
) iualin , do Issno this. iuy proutain itlon , and
> V ihonutborltyestod In mo us suoh mayor
In liprohy uivo puMlo not co lo the electors
mil liieni voters of tlio oily of Omiilri thnl a
cencral election will bo hold In said eltv on
Puc'sdny , the dlulilh dny uf Novoinlior , 1MI.1 ,
for the purpose of miliinUlln ) ; tosilil ; ulcetors
ind leisai voipMiho nticsllon nnd proposltlun ,
fdllowlnc , lo-Hlt :
"vynill bonds of the eltv nf Oiu.ihn In tiio
sum ut mm liundied tlionHiind dollais ( ? | IMOKH
io l uod for the puipnscof tt.iybu the cou of
, ropivluitor nru'idainiriiu the lutcr-
s ot streeis nnd p ion nnposlto lleys
a saldellv. or pivlni ; tlio emt ut pivliuln
from of real oilatf not siibjoei to ttHso sinnnl
if special ti\us for pivins imrposes. sild
Kinds to run not more than twenty ( iu yr iis
nul lo lio.ir lulerest piv ihlu seinl-annually
iti r.ite not nveeodliu ll\e per emit per nu-
itiin. ulth ' ( illinium at ) chuil. to be e.illed
'l'uIIIK liniiiK. uml notto ho > .olij for | p tliiin
par. tin ! proceed * of which shall loused foi no
other purpose tli'tn p lylnR the coil of paMii ,
it-paving or iiiaeiidain'rlng ' the liilorseetlons
of streets and spaces opposltci alleys lu sil.l .
eltv. or lu front of real est ito not sulilei'l to
ii-si ) > isiiu " < iit of special taxes fet p 11 IIIK pnr-
po o V"
Tliesthl question and proposl ! on < h' ll tie
submllti'd to s ild ( 'leiMur.s entire. In the proper
form pmvhlod liy law forolllelal lial ot * . with
tliuwoi.ls 'Yus' " .No" in Inteil thereon. All
of said ballots having an " .X" marl : follow-
Inat Ihe. word "Ves" ihall ho counted In f ivor
of Nsutmj said honds , nnd allot said ballot *
having an ' \ " mark following the word " .No"
shall bo counted nnd considered us agalnsl
"in Issuing of s tld btmiK
The polls shall be open the d-iv of said elec
tion ut clthl o'clock In the imiinlni ! und shall
continue upon until slo'clock In the evening
of tlio sunn day at the rcspecllxo voting
place * , its follows :
IWSTTAitp
* K corner 7th and
8tlu > lld
Cor"er lith ! " " ' Jtlllos
S W U < ) r"url0ll > and HloUory
l'UMK'r r'th ' ll1"
N' W Onr"l"0th "ml
N K colller i"h : nll
"SWOMI WAIlll.
N W tlunlul > luh '
N W cor"or 1ith : nml l''c"1 °
9 W C""Wr ISt1' nml I" < 11M-
" w cur"or 8Jl11 "ni1 l-oavun-
J" nml
irtli IMstriot-r.ist ' sldo of South 23tb street.
opposite I'opplotoii uvii.
' 'h ' IHstrlct-S i : corner Ifilh mid 1'Iorco
5' n t'ornur lnh nml William
th District-XK corner Sixteenth und Cen
ter stieots.
Uth District N W coinur "Hli anil Doicts
stienis.
MilliDstrlet-S i : corner SOlh and linnvroft
streets.
l-'tli llstrlct-.V H corner 1,1th and Vlnlon
slieotM.
Kith Dlstilcl-S W corner titlt : and Valley
sl i eels.
llth District NHcoi nur 2Hh md llouluvaid
iivonne.
TIIIIIII WVIIt ! .
Isi I ) strlct-S W Corner 12th ami Uhluazo
stiecls.
M District N W corner .11 tli and lUvcnpoil
sl reels.
: id DIslrlot Himtli oldo of Capitol avenue
nu.tr ( west of ) tilth struct.
4th Dlstilet West .side of I''th htruut , be
tween Donulas ami Dodge streets.
filli District .N i : corner iutli and Capitol
ivunuu
lith Dlslriul X K corner Oth and lUraoy
7th nUtrlct i ? r. corner llth and Douglas
MI cuts ,
stli District S E corner Ijth and Jackson
Uth l > lslrict-S i : corner tOth and Howard
streets.
FOIIUTII WAK1 > .
Isl District N W coiner 17tli and ] ) .tvunpor <
streets.
i'nd District N W coi nor a.'nd and Davenporl
streets.
'lid Illstrlet N W cornet er.th and DO < | RO
si i eels.
4th DisirlKt N i ; corner 17th and Dodge
5th liistrlct N i : corner 17th and llainoy
streets.
nth District N W corner anh and Douglas
-It eon
7th Illstrlet N W coiner Mth street and fct.
lury s iiMinuo
hth District sV cornor'JUlh street nnd bL
Mary's avenue.
ilth Dlstiiut Kiisl sliloot South llllli HtreHt ,
'lutween ' llttrncy street and ht. .Mary'saviiniie.
lllvli District X W eoiinii Ibth iiil | ( Lutven-
wortlistieets , *
llth DISH let S W corner 17th streul and Su
M.iry'savonuo
KItTII WAIlll.
1st District -Kast silo of i-hnrnian .ivriuin
opposite .Mitnderson Hireet.
-'iid Ilistrlot S 12 corner Sherman avunuo
and Wlrt stieet.
Ird District .S W uornci Hlmriiiati uvuniio
and Iiiuce Hi lout.
lib District N W corner Sliotinati avenue
ind Grace street.
.Hli District b W corner 17lh und Charles
jlioets.
iilh District nnst Mdu of Sherman uvo.ino
iliont III i reel north of Nicholas street.
7th District S C corner Ifilh uml Iird
ilieels.
rilh Dlslriul N W corner ICth und Hurt
Utli Dlrttiii't N I' coiner 1.1th and O.ISH
.
liltli District I.ust side North 17th ntroot bo-
lucen ( Jalifoinla and c.i s slreuts.
lllh District a i ; corner ISlh und O.iss
HI.VTII W'AHP.
1st Dlsi i letb E corner-4 th sl reel.-11111 Ames
i\entie. , ,
Jnd filfctrlfl H W corner otuh stieet und
( ii.tml inonuc.
: iul Dlstrlol X I ! corner 45lh and nr.int-
strceti.
4th Dlstilet S W comer-'Itli and Maiuleuon
filh District KK coi nor'-'lib nnd Wlrt atrcols.
filli District S W coiner Unl und I'aiKor
' >
7lli iltrlet ) N W coi nor i'lth aid I'orhy
Btll'lllH
Hlh liistrlct-N I : corner -Ttli and lliirdetto
streets' .
Ulh District N K coiner y.'nd and Hrant
luili Dlstrlel N W corner 113th and I'Vanklln '
slieels.
llth District H W coinnrItli and I'ranklln
l.'th'/ilBirlct-p W coinur S.'nd anrt Clan.
HI.VI'.MII \ \ * lll > .
1st Dlslrlel-S W eorner 'Jstli nnd Mason
' 'ml HlHtrlct N 1. cm nor l"Jth avenue and
I'opnlelon nimiiui.
: ird District S W corner i'Olh mieot und
Woolworth u von n .
4th DlHtilct-s W uoniur i-fllh street and
Arbor Hticet. ,
5th District-South Mdn of Vlnlon stieet
noiirfeusl oflBontlill.'rt a\unne.
Ulh li lrlol S ! : corner IWtli uvonuo nnd
1'opplelon aveniiu.
7111 llHtrlot-N W eornor Ullli and 1 raneU
slrvoU.
iiuimiVAIIP ,
Jut Dlslilel Ilant Hldn of "Oth ilrccl near
( south ofiOliailesstieei.
Snl DlHlilct Wont Hide of 2M street near
( south nf ) I'.iul street. _ . . . , , ,
"
Ilrl District N W corner "Old itnet Mcholas
ht4lUh Dlslrlct N I" coiner "Otli HIK ! Untiling
btrc'l'lb.
Slh Dlstriel West hide of .Nortli Hh street
' ' .
iii'arinorihorjt'iiniliufctri'ot. .
r.tli District H IJ cori'iir-.4 anil Hurt hlrecls.
7th iintrlcl HV corner ' . 'Olh ' nnd Uam
stiatts.
NINTH WAIIII.
1st District H W corner tf.'O and Oninlui :
btJdCillitrIotX W curnur JOth and Oiimliu
" '
'inVlHlrlct-N K corner 10th and riirmim
Sl4rfhD'lHlrlct-N'ortli side of Datonp'jrt ilrrul
no r ( o8t ofl. North a.'d avenue.
5th dlstrlot-S K corner : ilst avenue and
I > ' '
( Udi'l | > 'lltrlct-S W corner lKth ) avciiuu and
< lncksiu ( htruut ,
\tlluoss whereof I im-u hereunto * etiiiy
liiniil in iifivor uf ml'l ' city of Omaha , this
. . ,
. , , 1M1BiMiivor ( |
Atost : Jens GIIOVK > J , Lily Olurk. cllid''lt
NOTICK OPTUK srj'i'IN ( } OK TIIK
CITY COUNCIL AS A I5OAH1) OK
EQUALIZATION ,
To nil tax-paycis and owners of property.
nnd all puitlus Interested In taxation In the
ulty of Omaha :
You uro herouy notified that llio city coun
cil of Omaha will , as provided and rcijulrud
by section Mot Iho ( hnrlor ot Molropollinn
mips , ho d a session as n Hoard of r.mrillin *
lion of not lo < s than llvi < < liiys , eoniinoiipliii ;
Thursday , li'toberx'lh ? , I MI ? , for the purposi
of I'linall/lni ! HIP a < ie < siiu < ni of till , property
Klllnii Hie city of ( Imahit asiesood tor 1'eii-
oral taxation for city liivos for Iho voar ls.it
Such illllnii will tie linlil nt Iho otlleoof the
Cllv ( llorx ot mild eltv In tliu City 1UII lu thn
ell v of Omnlia , coinineueln r at U o'clo 'k a. m
and continuing until 5n'clock p. m. ( Lilly ,
And you xnd oarh of you are horetiy notlflpd
to bo nnd nppanr biiforn n.tld bo-inl of eqtiali
ration at the ttniii und ulneo nnnu'd to make
itnvcoiiiplaliitorot.lcetlMt ( you niav IIHVO to
ald , is ossinpnt or nuy purl tliiin-of ns by
slalnte provided , Complaints In wrltlnc mi\v i
ho mod with the I'lty riorU nt any tlmo dnr-
luff the session of mid hnnni
Olliilfit. JOHN ( lnovr.4 , City t'lerk. >
SKWKIt UONUS.
Proclniiiittlon nnd nntleu of suhinl < slon 1o tlm
electors nud loual voters of the cilv of
Otiulin uf the iinastlon of loiutni ; bonds ot
llio city of Omiilmln thiinniountof ouo bun
drod Umns'iml dollars ( Jhll.OJti ) to pav for the
const rnclloii and maintenaneo ot sewer * In
the elly of dunlin.
To HID electors and Ictfnl voteis of tlio city ol _
Omiiha :
I. Hoorcc 1' HemK mnyor of the eltv n |
Oiiiaha. < lo Istuo tins , my proeliunittlon , uiul '
by Iho authority vcMc.l in mo us suli m.tj or , ,
iln hciptiy u'ive publlit inittec ti the electors C
and In ; al Miters of the city of llm ill i , that u
L'eueral election will bo hcl.l lu s.iid eltv on
Tin idav tlu'i'k'litli diiv of NnMiiilit ! < r IviJ , for
the puiposoiif suhnilttiiii ; tusiiiil cloi'tois and >
leeiil voteM theiiuu > tlini ami proposition folv
lonliiR , to-wil : f
"Shall liomls of the elly nf Onuiliu in the
sum of one liiindinl thoti > . : inil dollar-i
iil > n.piHii he Issued for thu cnn-Umcllim and
inaliiteiiitnofldf seueri. to rim not mom than
twi'iity CMiyeir * . todruw inlorest not to ex
ceed live pel cent per itiinuiii. with Interest
coupons iiimoxcd thereto , and not M be sold
for less ihiin par , tno pioceeds from llio salu
thereof to be. expended for the const rin-Uon
nnd 'imliilcuutici' of SOMCIS lu the elly of , '
Uiiniha , nud thn proeueils thereof not to be dl- ; '
\pited fiiim the ohjeels therein speellled ' >
TlioHiiul unustlon and proposition .shall be
submitted los ill ! tiloclots enl rein the ptoper
form ptovlileil liv law for olllelnl Intllnts , with
Ih * winds "Yl'.S. " "NO , " prinliid llimnon All
of said Inilliils having an "X" m irk follow liu
the word "YiS" : liall booounled In fa\or of
Itomlnc said bonds , and nil of xuld ballols
lri\ln an "X" murk follonlni : iho word
" .NO" shall bo counted and consuli-reil as
a tiliiit tlm Issuing of said li miK.
The polls shall he oiien on llio day nt said
election it olulit o'ul.iek In the moiiihn ; and
shnll continue open until No'elo | k In thn
ovenlnn of tin1 samu dav at the respt > ellM )
\otltiK places , as follows :
llltsi WAIIP
IJ C ° r"Ur ' 'l
l N' K cor"Br lstl1
' " " ' S W '
, t'"nior 10lh u l1 Hickory
! > V t'"llr c" ' "d 1'cnler
N Wt'oniuIHl1 ! "l"1 Himcroft
lt ; N I : c"r"ur IJIU and Vlnlon
SECO.M > WAIIP.
N U'"r"ur Uth ll"(1 ( Ione'
N W ° or"or I3Ul Ilml 1 > uclflo
" W COMlBr 1St" " " " ' " " "
itli Dlstrlct--S K corner Ilith ami Plurcu
t'"rilur and \\illlam
' jl' lo''nor : MMeontliaml Con-
| '
lr'edts"'S"'L't ' ' ' W ° " "lur "J"1 and Doieu *
lllh D.stilot-S K corner'.Mill rttid llanerufl
itlClltS.
i roe'i ' ! " ' 1'1' ' " * ' W l'orilur 1ltu ; linrt Vulliiy
llth Dlstilcl N KuorncriUlh ind llonloviiid
ivcnnu.
TlllltP WAIIP
1st D strlet-S W cornur T.'tli nnd Chle.uo
uieels.
-d IHslrlel X W I'ornur Hill and Davenport |
ltd District-South side of Capitol nvoiiuo
in ir ( wcstoii l.ltli street. .
4tli Distilot West sldo of JL'lh street , be- * ]
l ween Doiifflns anil DoiUu HtieolH
. > lli District \ i : corner luih and Oanltol
IVIMIIIO.
iilh Dlsi riot N E corner flth and llainoy
7lh 1/Miiut-H i : corner llth and Douidai
ti eels.
Mh District N T. coinur I.'lh and Jackson ' *
Ucols. '
'Mb ' Dlsliiet S C coinur 10th and Howard
ill eels.
IMUIITll WAIIP.
Isl Dlstilct N \ \ cornur 17th and D.ivunport
( tieets.
' 'nil Dlstili-t N W coi nor'-'nil and Davenport
III CHtS.
.lid Dlsiiirt N W corn.- IT.tli ind Dodsu
tieets.
Itli Dlstilcl N II coinur Kill and DoiUo
Uieets.
'ilh Dlsti'ct N E corner 17th nnd Ilurney
4IICUlb.
i.lh Dislrlcl N W coiner Srtlh and Douglas
Heels.
7th Di-trlcl N W corner SOth street and St.
aiy's lauiino.
sth Disl rk't .N W corner 201 h street and tiU
u.iry's iitonne.
Ulh Dislilel l > ist sldo of Ninth 10th utroot ,
lUiwcen llarney street anil M .Mary'savenim.
lUih Dlslnul N W coriuu ISlh uiidl.oivim-
\orlh slroots.
lllh District U W cornur 17th street und Ht.
M .ry's UVHIIIIU ,
ni-rii w'Alio.
Isl DlslrletEast silo of Miormitn avciiuu
opliosite Mandersmi slreut.
-ml District ! i II coinur Hliurmnn avenilu
uml Wlrt slicol.
. ! nl District S W coinei Slinrman uvunne
ind Limn nircul.
nil Dlsiilei-N W corner Mienaiin avenue
nil ( irarv silent.
, 'itli Dlstrlcl ri W comer 17th und I'linrlei
iireets
itli District I'ast wlilo of Hiermiin uvcniio
ilionl.lli fcot north or Nicholas blieel.
7lli Dlitrlcl b I ) coiner lUlh und l/.anl
itri'i'ls.
mil Dlsi riot N W corner Iflth and Hurt
illCBIS.
litli Distnel M K corner lith and ( J.isj
slieeN.
lOlh DlHtnot I.aiilHlilu Norlh 17lh xlieut bu >
I'.voon Canfoinla and llass blieiils
lllh District-H I ! coiner IBlh and Gas *
StlClllh.
MVfll WAIIP.
1st Dlslilct K eorncr "Itli street und Amei
iveiinu ,
Sim DUtilct-S W corner : .Uth stieel und
ilrand luunnu.
Ilrd Dlstnol N E corner 45th und Grant
streets.
4lh District 9 W corner lillh and MniKlcrion
r > lh District SKcoinerSllli iininVI.-tstreets.
IHi Dlslrlet-H W coiner 3Uid and I'arl'er
'
Ulslilol-N W coiner ' 'lib it-id t'orby
silt I/billet- E corner " 7th und llurdetln
.
Ulh Dlhtrlct-N 13 cornur ' 'Ind uml Giant
4 '
'
i'lii l'lslrlel ) \Vcorner \ SSlb and rriinlclln
5
lllh Districted W corner ' . ' ( III and I'lunklhi
I.'lh DHlrlel KV coiner aJnd and UlitrU
SIIVKNTM WAIIP.
1st lUnlilet H W eornurilh uud .Munou
2nd District N I , cornur SUtli uvoniiu and
Poiinleton itvitiine.
: ird l ) | tiloi H W iiorner "Dili Ntrt'flt nnd
Woolworlh nvoiiuo.
tilt Dlslilut M W corner Clilh street und
Aitior hiieet.
Mb Dlsirlot Hoiith side of Vlnton Atreel
nn ir ( east of ) Boiith U.'d uveiine.
Clh DI lrlit--S ! K corner .VHh itvenui ) nml
rnppli'toii a > eiiiie
7ln HUulutN V , coriuir tilth and I ration
slrenU. *
iiidinii WAIIP.
1st DlttrlilI.IIHI Hldo of v'Gtli stiect near
B .
Snl IHilrlit--\Vus ! | Hide of Md blieet nmr
mouth ol ) I'.iill street.
yrl DISH let N W cornur SOlh and Mchol is
. . . ,
4th DlhtrUtt N I < corner SUlh and Cninln.
htrcets.
fith DlklilclWi'stsldoof NnrlbS'ith ktreet
neiir inorlh of ) Cuinlnz klreel.
lllh District S Keoriior''idand Hurt MrroH
7tli DistrlelS W corner Wtli und CMm
M.NTII WAIIP.
1st . - * \V cornur ir'd and Uniniii.
Sd KUlrlot N W corner JOlli and
lid DiUrlct N 13 eorner < 0th and I'ltriiaui
4th DUtrlcl North sldu of Davenport stro l
nO'trwusl ( oft Norlli Ir.'il inuniin.
r.lh district ! K corner Jl t avciiuu and
.
Oth DUlrlet H W corner SOth itvcnuo uur1
Juekaori Hlrout ,
InwItnofH whereof I have hereunto i > i > t my
hand as mayor of snld elly ot Omaha thl.J
J7th day of Octuuer. Ib/ ' . . . . . . .
„ „
( M3O. I1. IIKMIH , Mayor.
Attonti JOHN UriuVKK. Uliy Olurk