l * ? - - -r > Hill. "
THE OMAHA DAILY BKKt TUESDAY. OCrTOKRK Ur > . 1802 ,
1
1
IRVIXE FOUND "NOT GUILTY"
3iven His Llbartj by the Jnrj After R
Brief OonsDlUtion ,
HUNDREDS PLEASED WITH THE VERDICT
of Lincoln' * Sfii tloni l
Irml How tlio 1'rUoncr Acted
iPti He Ilcrcliril thr
InloriiiHtliiti ,
i.s , Nob. , Oct. 24. ( Special to THE
lu.i The Irvine trlnl xvas cotichdcd toany
and nfl.45 .his nftornotm the Jury roturntd
a v ? r.llct of not ( rullty. The closing nrgu-
nit .1 va made by County Attorney Sncll
ilns inorntnR nnd his addro.ts was listonoa to
\vith m.irkod attention oy iho Inrgo nudldnco
prc.cnt
( f.nnly Attorney Sncll , In closing tuo
ca.c , claimed that , lonvluc out the
It. itiun of the sanity or insanity of
tliti piUoncr , It oulv rotnaliiod for
Uic jjry to dotorralno the degree of the
ji i flier's Built. Flora the ovldonco that
li. I uacn adduced Mr. Sncll believed that
In inu was ciiilty of n dellberuto und pro-
ti.i lUntcd murder : that ho cnme from Chl-
cai'u to Lincoln tor the nurposo of killing C ,
1C. .Monteomury : that he wont to the hotel
mid watted for his victim until the latter
uppcuicd. Mr. Sncll denied that tbo pris
oner wn" " laUorlun under tntiiporary in.
nai.ity , and contended that if Irvine hud
bti-n a paor mnn , without meant to employ
from Uvelvo to llftcon attorneys for the pur-
IKIC of worlilim up o stmllmunt In his luvor ,
the jurors would not flnd It necessary to leave
tholr heat % to tltid u verulct of gullly.
Alliltlltip to Iho eloquent plea of Mr.
Strode In butialfof thu uclonso , for n verdict
llmt was based upon n blphor law than that
ft .met In thestnlulos , Mr. Snull ussertol thut
m n few wcclci Hint ucntletnati hoped to lake
u position on the bench , uli'-ro hu would have
to tike : back all tils line sentiments nbout a
higher IHW and tuo defense 3f the American
home
Air Kuell further contended that oven If
tbo prisoner had caught Montgomery in the
net of mtlinacv with his wife hu would not
have been justified In laklnc the law m his
own hands. Hnvlnc killed Montgomery ,
nuno or insane , as one of Iho altornoys ( or
the dnfcnso had c'almed , Irvine should bo
willit'K to stand up to the rack nnd tatcc the
came kind of punishment tbnl ho RUVO the
in,111 who is now In bis crave. If Irvine bad
tbn rlKhl to shoot Montgomery , then some
icUliveof the Ititter had the right to snoot
Irvine if he worf acquitted.
Mr. Sncll made by far thu unlost argumoni
on bcnalf oflho state. It wus cloqnont
logical , iivrn if It was not convincing cnoucl
to influence the jury against the prisoner.
liiktruvtliiK tlio < ) ur ) .
In cirini ; the casa to too Jurorj .ludiro iiali
Instructed them that after satisfying them
elrcs thai Montgomery was Bunt and Itlllcd
by Irvine , thov must next inquire , was tbo
prisoner of sound mlnO when ho perpetrated
tbo acl , tno established principle being thai
It Is Itic reason of man thut makes him nc
oouutiible for his actions. The law , tiowt-vor ,
aiu tbn judge , presumes nvcry man -sane.
The prisoner claimed to bavo nroved that by
reason of hU ivifn'H statement in regard to
her Intimacy with Montgomery , together
with iois of bleep , luck of food and great
motitul ncony , ho hud bouoma temporarily
liiBiine. The jurors were instructed that
they had nothing whatever to do with the
truth or falsehood of the Klalemetils made bv
the wifn to thu hU5bjnd. buch blatemcuts
were only material as bearing on the con
dillon of tbo prisoner's mind. The law
recoenizas such u condition of mind as par
tial Insanity , and all symptom * of insanity
are ourcly mutters of laut to be
dolnrmlccd bv the jury , but the court ad
monished the jurv that ncith r depression
of spirits nor distraction of mind , Irom
brooding over inlRfortune . , nor the most in
tense mental excitement from sentiments o
jealousy , anger or revunge. not producing
the menial nisuaso of iiisaiiitv , will excusi
ciime. Insanity is not iniiomuco unlesi I
produced the criminal act complained of. I
the piisnncrhad nn insr.no nnpulso to kil
Montgomery , and could IMVO huccossfulli
leslstcu it , be is responsible lor Iho act o
killing , but 11 such impulse wiii irrcslstatile
tbi'ii he is not guilty. The jurv n.iHt o
s&tislicd beyond a reasonnblri t1uu > ) t thntth
ilefrndanl tired the fatal shot with dpltber
utc and premeditated malice boforu bringin
in u verdict of guiltv ; and if , utter takin
into consideration all tho. facts and circum
stances , the jurv entertains a reasonable
doulitof uny matter neressarv to constitute
tbo critno r.harcca it was Ihe duty of the } ary
to clro tbo accused the bon'ihl ol such doubt
und piooounco him not guilty.
It was twenty minutes of 1" o'clock whsti
Judeo Hall began his instructions to tbo jury ,
nnd fifteen tplnutes later the bailiff conduotea
Ibe jurors to their room ,
WiilUni ; lor the Vtmllct.
After ilia jury had rotlrod tbo court uu-
nounoed a rcce.a until 'J o'clock ; but it was
quite evident tUut tbo lurxo audience e\-
jx > cted a verdict within a few minutes , for
cores of men and wouion lingered until tbo
judge was seen to leave the court house.
Although court was not to convene until 'J
o'clock , tbo court room was hiilf lillcd balore
1 o'clock.Vhou 3 o'clock cuinu the court
room was packed to suffocation , a larpo pro
portion of ttu audlonce bulug woricn.
As Iho llmo passed Lnd nothing from the
jury room cuve ludic.itlou ihut uny orogress
nfas being made in tbo dlroullou of an agreo-
meut , Bomo of tbo iittornoys lor tbo
defense began to show signs of norvous-
ufs1. . Shnitly after ! i o'clock tbo jitdco
announced his Intention of going down town
nnd as the fact became known the attdionco
settled down for u long wait. A foiv ino-
inonts after 3 o'cloc1 ! , however , the wqrd
was p'issod nlong tbo corridors that the jury
had readied an agrcomen. ' . In n moment
everybody \\us on the qul vivo , nnd thu
court room , ulrcudy crowded , w.u packed
until there wasn't a foot of slaualng room
The attorneys ivero telephoned lor and a
curriuto bcnl for .luUk'o Hall.
At HHO the Jurors were conducled to their
ftditb by tbo bailiff in nUOuUnnro and at the
sumo moment Jndco Hail took his scat on
the bench. The judge spoke a row earnest
wordH of ml monition to iho audlcncv , re
minding tbut they were in a totnplo of jut-
lice and uot lu a theater for entertainment.
Ho insisted tbut there should bo no demon
stration. DO waiter what the verdict mlggbt
toTne
Tne prisoner hud como m attended by bis
uncle , Henrv Irvine , while tbo judge was
concluding Ins remarks. Ho took bis place
among his uuorni-ys. und with ufaco fcllghtlv
Unshod looked anxiously Into Ihu faces of
thu jurymen.
Irtino round "Not Guilt- . "
The htlllness in the court room was almost
( .pprassivo when Judge Hull turned and
utttcd :
OenilPmen of the Jury , buvo you agreed
itpou ti verdict I"
" \Vo have , " the rouly came from Wull r
Hngc , wno had boon kelectod foreman of tbo
jury. The vurdlut was passed to Clerk
liulicr and tbat official opened it , tbo audience
Htlll mttlntutnlng a painful silenou. Tbo vor-
dlot wus short , but It was euoi't'b.Vo ,
tbo jurv , flnd too prisoner at the bar not
guilty " As th clerk in wading iho ver
dict tiamo to tbo word "bar , " he hosltottd
btlghtly. The luce of the prisoner was a
btudy us hu glanced from Jury to clerk , and
uvcryonti in the court ronm socuied to open
their lips for tbusboutof approval which
\\cnlup from luindiods of throats as tuo
clerkrontluui'd with ton \voads , "not'uilty. . "
Ab the words uhlch made him u frco man
wcronronouncfd Irvine itropped back in his
fhulr and Ills uncU1 , tin old man with tuowv
hair atd bi-aiti , chmpod him In hit arms. Po'r
a niumciu Irvine buiivd hU fnco in bin band ?
Hiid then stood un to receive the eouuralulu-
tfous of bis utlornujs und frlunds.
Kvcrjrbody seemed to bo In a congratula
tory mood I'oople bhcou hands with the
jurmk , witb the buliifTs. with ihc attorneys
und ivI b each olnor. Mr. Irvine's attorneys
. walked xvitti him through the crowds tu
.Itiaae Ilall'b pnvatu offli-r , tvhere for ton 01
> illu-rn minute * uo wus besieged withtboit
wbo waited to shako bands with him.
KrunHv u war was forced through the uiisi
of people in the rorridon and Irvine walked
| through on the ortu of Mr. Wbedou. As ht
I passed ulonf one middle-aged ladv grasped
him uv oottj hinds , aud rt-hlle cfjrlui ; and
I laughlUK ut the saaio moment said : "Mr ,
I Irvine , now esk Judi-e MoCultouga whc
.Ironppd hi * wad. " Tbe remarlt created t
I < rrerul laufb. Finally Irvine succeeded It
retchttiR the street , where * earrings wai In
viBltlne , iindhe was arlron rapldlt to Ihn
borne of hh frlond And attorney. N. U. Ab
bott , where hU little daughter Flossie , wbo
hft flcured 10 prominently In tbe trial ,
awaited him.
How the Jury Staoil.
When the Jury retired It nelected Walter
Poe foreman nnd then deferred further pro.
caedlngs until after dinner. V ben
the Jury room was reached again
it was decided to vote on the
pullt or innocence of the defendant as to mur
der In the first degree. On this billet the
vote wns unanimously " 'not guilty. " On the
second ballot , for murder In the second de
gree , tbe vote was also unanimously "not
guiltv. " On the question of manslaughter ,
the vote Mood eleven to one. A fourth bal
lot was taken , this time on the question of
ncdulttal. This vote also stood eleven to
one. On the fifth ballot the Jury voted
unanimously for acquittal.
Irvine will remain quietly nt the home of
his friend. Abbott , until Wednesday even
ing , when he will start for Salt
t.ftko City , in company with the gen
tlemen from that city wbo have been xvith
him during tbe trial. Ills IHtlo daughter ,
Flossie , will return to her mother for the
proicnt. Mrs. Irvine has been at Omaha
during tbo trial. Irvine received a largo
number of telegrams this evening congratu
lating him over bis nniulttal , The messages
were from Salt Lake , Chicago and other
points , and all were son t from warm personal
friends. One telegram received stated that
his friends in bait Lake City wore preparing
to give him u big reception on his arrival
homo , and he would be met at tbo depot with
seventeen brass bands and 5,000 torches.
Muni HnirTlirlr Oil Inspected.
Krersinco tbe passage of tbo oil Inspection
law n numoor of the corporations doing busi
ness In the unto bavo been using oil bought
in other slates nnd havu not submitted to
tbo Nebraska Inspection , claiming that tbo
oil was for tholr own use nnd was not sub
ject to tbe inspection laws of the state. Tbo
matter was recently brought before Cblef
Oil Inspector Heimrod , wbo referred the
matter lo Inn attorney general for u ruling.
If the opinion of thp Mate's legal advuor Is
carried but the panics In question will have
to comply with the Nooraslta inspection re
quirements. In reply to Mr. Heiinrod'H request
quest for a ruling Attorney General Hastings
wrote ad follows.
"LiMoi.s , Neb. , Oct. WLouis Heimrod
Ksq. , CnlofInspector of Oils : Dear Sir I
beg to acknowledge the receipt of your favor
of recent date in uhlch jou state that cer
tain parties are in the habit of nurchaslnr
illuminating oils outsldo of this state for
their own use which has not been inspected
ns provided uv law.
' Section KW , consolidated statutes of No
brnska , page -4 ! ! , nruong other things pro >
vide * that anv person who knowingly uses
for illuminating purposes oils before the
sumo liuve been lecnllv inspected bbull bo
lined , etc. This statute 1 have no doubt was
passed for tbe purpose of provouting anv
pot-son fromusing oil for illumlniillng puroose
in this slate wbtcb hat not boon inspected
Yours truly , ( jtoiiGC II. HASTINGS ,
"Attorney General. "
Sli'knt-Mi Among Children.
Especially iufants , is prevalent at all limes
but is largely avoided by clving pr oper nou
Isbmeut und wbotesome food. The most sue
cojsful and reliable is the Gal1 Dordon
"Eagle" Hrand Condensed Milk. Your gro
cer and druggist keep it.
ruvit.
Illi Trip 'lliioimli . Missouri an Ovation
Irnin IScKtunlii ; ? to Kiitllng.
XMS CITV , Mo. . Oct. tM. Governor Me
Kluloy of Ohio is taking a political tour o
Missouri iii tbo inleroU of the republicat :
state and national tickets. The tour began
at Macon. Tbo governor arrived there from
Cnlcaco airly this morning and was mot by
Generul George S bbields , S. G. Brock ,
Colonel D. 1' . Jor , President J. H. Hark
less of the atufj republican league and other
prominent Missouri republicans.Ha vta.
accompanied on his trip from Chicago by
National CommlUoemun Kerens-of St. Louis
Colonel F. W. Schaurte , Colonel Heiman
Uothwell , of tbo state republican committee
aud Colonel A C. Dawes. The train urrivo
at Macon at li/J and even that cirlv u ti
throp : : was at the station to meet thu dis
tinguished iriiviilor.
After a hourly breakfast McKinley made
u brief spaech or only ton icin jtos lu Innclh ,
which wus lUtonod to by fully 5,0'J ) pooplOj
w ben inu trip through Missouri wus bceun.
BrookUeid wus reached at ' .I o'clock , and
there Governor MciCuiioy addressed J.OOO
pcoplf.
At Ctiillicothe : > , OOJ people bad gatburod ,
aud Brockiundire 1,000.
At Hamilton the ueople had provided a
stand lu the Mroot. und to it Governor Mo-
Kmloy and party were escorted. Five the u-
sund people nnd cutborod about it und lis
tened attentively to the coveruor's re
marks.
At Cameron 'J.V)0 people had gathered at
tbofctatian. At StowurLM'ille , a small sta
tion , tbo train had to break its schedule.
Throe hundred people haa gathered thare ,
a .id rather thun disappoiuttneut them the
governor baa tbe tram stop for a few mo
ments whllo ho oudrcssod them.
At St. .loo a tremendous crowd was asscm-
oled nt the union depot , and tbe train , as u
steamed into the yards , made a Una for
itself , uacked humanity giving way grudg
ingly on cither side. Against tbo east siuo
of the aepotn large stand had boon oractud ,
aud lo this Governor MciCinley was escorted ,
tno police opening a way with Uifticulty. Tbe
governor was introduced oy George C.
Crowtber , and spok for ihlrly minutes. Ho
was given a most enthusiastic reception. Ho
was followed by Thomas McCnesuey , u
lawyer.
A'brief-stop was made at tbe Burltutrtoii
railway shop * , whsro the ( joveruor ad
dressed tbo euip'.oves for Hvo minutes. Tbe
train then proceeded xvithout furtuur stops
until it roacnc'U KuiibUb City at U o'clock.
There was a trouiondous crowd to welcome
the governor , aud he was met by u rcipub
lican committee and escorted to the Aud
itorium , where au audience bad born
waltlnsr tin hour to hear hue. He
was given a Honoring reception by the
crowd and spoke for an hour on the
issues of the campaign , devoting particular
attention to tbo tariff. His remarks were
f rpquei'tly aim loudly applauded. From bore
the party went to Leuvenwortb , Kan , , whuiti
tbo governor made a speech of two hours'
duration. An enor.'uous crowd was present ,
und tbe speech wus received wilb marked
eulhusUsrn. Ihe return trip will be made
tomorrow , slops beicp made at the following
places : \Vanonsburg , Sodalln , Tipton. Cali
fornia , .leffersou City , Chamois , Hogan ,
Warren , 1'acliic , Hu Louie.
WBEI-INO WATBII , on. . OoL S3. ' 99. Dr.
Moora : My Dear Sir I have "Just bought
tbe third bottle ot your Tree of i ifo. It la
itideod a "Tree of Life. " Doctor , when you
so kindly gave me that first bottle mv right
side was so lame und sere aud my liver en-
larpod so much that i could uot lie upon my
right si do ut alt There wai a soreness over
myladueysall of the time , but now that
trouble Is all ovor. I sloop lust as well on
one side as on the other , and my nleou rests
and refreshes me , and I foal tbe bait 1'vo ' felt
In Ilfteon yearsand I know that it U all dug
to your Tree of Life. Yours very truly.
D. F. Uain.tr.
For sale by all druggists.
llullilhit ; IVnult * .
Tbo following permit * w ra Issued by the
suporinlendanl of building * yesterday :
The Mor e-0oe Shoecninpany. five-story
nnd tmwment brick miuiufsulurln :
OKtublUhiuent , Twelfth und Uurney
htreot * . . . . * J0.003
Mr * . 1C , HudessL'iil , one-slory brloK lilucK-
binllh tihou , ' 1 hlrU'Oiith und 1'lurce
. . 1.003
n Vutvi , onti-tuiry fruiuo addition
to rubiuence. Tlurtyucond und Oitll-
foriiln Hirt-ots . 1,000
r , A. Jo tin > > on , onu-htcty brlok Btore ,
1IWI South Tenth btrnoi . 8M
John NVlthncll. ono-klory and bitsement
brick burn , Tlilrly-liftli uvenuu and
I'lirnmn xlrout . . . 2,50
Elcht mluor permits . j.S'ia
Totul . HtSS
A C'liolvra r t'iire.
A reported outbreak of , cholera at Hoi-
mt'tu , N , J. , creutod much excilotueat ia
that vicinity. Invettlgation showed that the
disease was not cuolora but a violent dvsen-
lery , which is utmost as severe und danger
ous as cholera. Mr. Walter Wlllara. a
prominent murcbant of Jamesburg , two
miles from ilelmetta , says Cbatnbarlaiu's
Colic , Cholera ana Diarrbcui Heiuedy has
clven great satis faction In tba inott severe
caies of dvventery. It it cerlaloly one ol
tbe bust thlngi Ter mads. For sale by
druffUU.
EGAN'S REPLY TO ll'VEAGIl '
Secent Attack of the Pennsylvania Deserter
Met with Oalm Consideration.
EVERY DIRECT CHARGE FULLY REFUTED
United mnlrft Mlnliter to Chill Carefully
Itevl T4 111 * PolltlcHl rust mid
Itin Crltlrlinn of
HI * Conduct ,
NEW YORK , Oct. 24. Minister Patrick
Ecun has made his reply to the speech of
Wayne MacVe tu in thlf city which reflected -
flocted on the moral character and official
lltnosj of Mr. Ezan. The reply Is to the
form of an onon letter addressed to Mr.
MacYcagb. which has been placed in the
hands of the Press bureau ot the tmvlonnl
republican committee.
The statement that Mr Egan would muke
n reply to Mr. MacVeuph's speech had the
effect of drawing From Mr. MacVoagb an
open letter to Mr. Ecaa of rather a caustic
nature , which was published today. At the
Ollsoy houm , this morning , Minister Kpun
said : "Mr. MacVeagh acts tike a man \\lth
a bad conscience ana o soon as the fact is
published that 1 nm to reply to his rascally
attacks on me ho rtuhos Into print in an
open letter , wit .out waiting to BOO what 1
would say In reply to his charges. His tac
tics are these of n police court lawyer and
will not injure mo. "
The lollowing is the full text 5f Mr.
liKtin's reply to Mr. MacVongh's unwar
ranted attacks :
Gn.scv Il'iibc. New YOUR , Oct. 21.
Mr. U'nyni MacVoash , Philadelphia : Sir
1 perceive by ihu daily cross that at a moot
ing held in Cooper Union , under tbe auspices
of the Democratic club of i\o v York , that ,
you , a renegade from your party , as you are
saia to be from your people nrd your creed ,
attempt to pallluto vour aooitacy by under
taking to do that which the London Times ,
with its battalion of testimony , chief
union ? which was the notorious Pigott ,
failed to accomplish to besmirch my
good natno. With the adroitness of u police
court uettifoBKcr YOU , uudor the prutcxl of
referrlnc to something that somebody olsu
said , assail me : First , ns n "swindler" wuo
"failed to account for H very larce trust fund
placed in his charge : " second , you say "it
was well known ut Washington wncn he was
appointed what the chsrces wore und that
he had lied the country to avoid arrest and
trial on a serious criminal charcc : " third ,
vou describe mo ns "a sham patriot and a
fugitive from criminal Justice" to which you
are pleased to add that you were "greatly
surprised ana disgusted to Qnd such a 'oan
selected to represent the country in a high
diplomatic position , .and that you not only
reasserted your statement "that my appjmtj
ment ivas an insult to Chili" but that you
considered It "also nn insult to every self-
respecting Irishman in the United Statob. "
J ot Surprised at Ills Course.
I should hove treated those coarse and
cowardly Insult * , comine as they do from
one of thclnst strngzlors of the retreating
KnownotblLgs , who found there is no nlace
for them in the republican party , -with the
same contempt that I have uhown for all at
tacks made in the English and American
press wcro it not that they were spoxen at u
meeting at which figured as vice u residents
such names ns T. F. Gilrov , William H.
Grace , J. .1. O'Douochue , John I ) . Cr'mmins ' ,
John Slioohun und others , and that it is re
ported thai your words were received with
"loud cncorinc. "
I would neither be surprised nor annoyed
that you should launch out Into those igno
rant calumnies , on tnu.contrary , under ordi
nary circumstances , I should' feel greatly
restrained , but I nm ainuied and pained to
think that the Gllroys , tli Grjcos , the
O'Donoghues , the u-rimmiuscs and the bheo-
Imns should have meanly sat in Cooper
Union and patiently listened to you. 1 urn
convinced tbit In the entire ranks of the re
publican party there could not be found u
sinele man who would make upon tbo char
acter of any Irish-American so wanton , foul
and unfounded an attack as you have made
upon me , but if such a one could be found ,
and ho sbonld , hnuor similar circumstances ,
assnil in line manner , m my presence , any
of the gentlemen 1 have named , I will simply
say that there would not bo in New YOIK
cltv anv hall sullicieutly large to contain
him and me. I would publicly orinc him to
order , and either he or I should leave the
buildm ? .
In your great desire to assail me you have
been found , J perceive , to fall back entirely
upon my connection with the national move
ment in Ireland.
Trim to Ills st n.trlslilp.
To the Irish race here and in the old land
mv course of conduct In thai connection
need ; , no vindication ; to my mallgners on
cither side of the Atlantic I make no explan
ations. In my connection with Irish affairs
there was not one single act that I would
ta o hac < , not one that I have to apologize
for. For information tif my American
friends who may not ho au courant with
the matters to which your slanderous at
tacks refer I will say first : Thn "verr
lurgo trust tund" that you mention , and
in connection with which you dare to iipnjv
to roe tno term "swindler , " was the laud
ieasruo fundwhich amounted to J-.10,000 ! , of
whio from IbTU to the end of IbS1 had the
distinction of bolng the treasurer. Upon re
signing the position und turning over to my
successor iho balance of this fund the audit
ors. Mr. John Dillon , M P. , Kav. Eugene
Shcouuv and Mr. Mathu Harris , M. P , in
tholr journal icpnrt , utter stating pjrticulars
of the accounts , said . " \Vo \ certify that every
item of aid expenditure has been f jlly and
batisfaatorilv vouched for , and wo take
pleasure in bearing testimonv to the svstom-
atio and strictly businesslike manner 1u
which the accounts and record of said fund
have boon kept bv Mr. Eiran. "
In addition to the bttluuco of principal , 1
turned over to mv successors the sum of
i'1,400 and 15 shillings , sterling , about J2 ; > , -
OJU , which I had realized us interest and
profits on investments , while giving mv
whole lime for two years freely to the
league.
Those Cliitrcri nl the London Tlinei ,
Second : There never was a formal charge
made , or u warrant issued against me , by the
English government , the only "criminal 1
charges" being those made by the hostile
press , based upon the Plcolt forgeries.
Tliose "criminal charges" were fully inves
tigated bv the Pa-iiell-Tmms eommittoa in
18S3-9 , with the result thut Pisott confessed t
to the forgeries and committed suicide ; an
accomplice of his. the next uuy , when ho
learned of the fate of his pal , dropped dead t
in the streets of London : tbo attorney pen-
erul of England , Sir Hichnrd Weouer , ns
leading counsel Jor the Titn j , on the
i7th ! of February , lbS9 , withdraw the
charges and apologized for the Xorg
cries , and the Times the next day. In
the course of a leading article apologized for
their ch rgo in tbo ( allowing terms : "Mr.
Puruoil , in the witneuR box , having stated
that the letters attributed to be from him
wore torireries , we accept lu every respect
the truth of that statninent. In these com
munications we deem it rleht. to express our
regret most fully and sincerely for having
been induced to publish tbo letters in ques
tion as Mr. ParnoU's. or to use them in evi
dence apatnst him. Those
. expressions of re
gret , we need burdly suy , include all the
letters falselv attributed to Mr. Egan ' Mr '
DavillandJUr. O'Kelly. "
The London Times lostb.r this entirotraas-
acti.ou. In damages and costs , tne enormous
urn of i12lOlXUll.20J,000) ) ( ) , Soon afterward k
Mr. McDonald , the proprietor of thn Times
died from worrying , and for uvo years the
"Thunderer" paid no dlpjdonj to Itt stock *
holder * . _ . .
REPUBLICAN ; MpETINQS.
CorrrrtMt I.Ut of Ain"lh'tinrnt * M le bf
the Stutri nnil CortntrComnilttfci.
linn , I.nroti < ( i'CKMin f > ,
At Ashland , OctohcrCo/
Wayne , October 2. , . ,
Ponca , OctoberS * .
DiKota Cltr , October 2i
Harllngton , October 2/ > -
Crolghton , Octohor 31.-
linn * . C. 1' . .MiiiHlcrniiiJ mul 1 K , ValMitlne.
At Strorasburp , October 25.
York , October'Jfi.
Uod Cloud , October'27. '
Oxford , October2S. " ' '
Minden , October 211.
linn , C. 1\ . '
At St. Paul , October JJli
Loup City , November 1.
Ord. November ! . ' .
Grand liland , Novembers.
Syracue , Novnmbor4.
Auburn , November 5.
Iliui. O. A. Itohblus ,
At Palisade. October 23.
Hnyos Center , October " 0.
Stockville , Octoorr27.
ntwooil , Ostobur'JS.
Wellfleet. October 'M.
lion. T. .1. Majors.
At Mi'.furd , October 2.1.
lion * . T. .1. MHjurs , , T. U. Allen nntl W. S.
Mininiors ,
At Osbornf , October 2T.
lion , ,1 , .M. Tliur.iton. '
At Lincoln , November 1.
Norfoltt , November 2.
Ouinha , November 3.
Geneva , November 4.
Falls City , November 5.
County ApiHuntlnenU.
The republican ward clubs of the city hare
arranged u series ot rallies lo bo held in dif
ferent places in the city between this nnd
election. The best speakers in itio city have
been secured and each meotinn will * bo a
good one. The oounly central committee has
announced tbo following dates and places of
meetings :
All ineettugs will commence promptly at b
o'clock p. m , unless otbtsrwise staled.
Oclober2 ! > , nt Twenty-fourth und Cumlngs
streets , at wblch meeting Hon. E. J. Cornish
and Hon. Georeo S. Smith will speak.
Walnut Hill , October 2 * . at which meeting
Hon. E. M. Hartlolt nnd Hon. W. S. Strawn
will speak ,
Seventh ward meoiinsr , October 23 , 1UI2
Park avenue. Judge Jacob Fawietl and
lion. 'W. S. Strawu will address tbe ineal-
mg.
Ninth ward , Twenty-ninth and Farnnra
streets. October 2 $ , at wbich meeting Hon.
John L. Kennedy nnd Hon. W. W. Slau-
bauch will speak.
October III there will be a joint mooting of
tbe First and Second wards on Thirteenth
stteet , wblch will bo addressed hy E. J.
Cornish aud other well known speakers.
At Goodrich hall on November 1 will be
hold a inectiuc of the Fifth , Sixth and
j Eighth watds. AU of tbe clubs In their sev
eral wards will meet at : 'M o'clock at the
hull nnd huvc a torchllchl procession , und ult
wards in the city in which there are uo meet
ings on that night are invited. Hon. Johu L.
Webster ana Hon. .lucob Fuwcett will be the
oratori of Ihe meellug ,
Ei-fline ball , Novembers , C. H. Marolo of
the State BoHrd of Kegonts and Hon. E. M.
Bartlett Trill address the meetlnc.
Octobers1. ! , Hon. John .A. Ennanaer , ex-
minister to Sweden and Norway , will speak
at Washington ball to.the Scandinavians lu
tbe Swedish language Ji is expected that
everyone will turn out to hear this able rep
rcsontativo of the bcandlulivlan race.
Tbe same evening , October 29. at tbo Ex
position hail , Hon. C. J. Greene and E. Hose-
water will address a mass meeting lo be held
on that occasion. The laboring men of Omaha
are especially luvlted lo (1bo present at this
meeting , as there will bo a full dhcusuou of
tbe tariff In its relation'to ( he wage question.
All the reoublican clubs In-nho city are ei-
pecled to turn out entpa < .so. The "president
of each club is expected to see tbut each
member of his club is credent und inline
promptly. All clubs will meet at Suven-
teentn and Furnam street ? , whore a line will
be formed , and from there the procession
will march 10 the ball. "Every man iu the
oily who has - a. torch ; is .expected to ba ot
baud.
COtSTUl I'llCtlNIT MEETING * .
Douglas precinct , October 27. at which
meeting Hon. D.ivid H. Mercer , cundidati
for concress , aud J. P. Breeu will speait.
Waterloo , October 2S , Hon. D. H. Mercer ,
candidate for eongros.5 , und Hon. E. .1. Cor
nish will address the nicotine.
Millard , November 1 , Judge Joseph H
Blair und George Smith will speak.
iJast Oinaba , two blocks west of the lead
woilts November 1 , J. L. I\alev. candlclat
for county attorney , and Hon. W. W. Sla
baugb will address the meeting.
Irvington , November 2 , Hon. David H
Mercer , candidate for congress , E. J. Cor
uish and Major Livingston will each delive
addresses.
Jilkhorn , November 3 , Hon. E. J. Cornish
and J. P. Bieen will address the meeting.
Uc-nson , November 4 , Hon. David H. JSier
cer. candidate for confirms , aud Judge Jacob
Fawcett willipeak.
Elicborn , November 5 , Hon. Philip E
Winters will address the mealing in Ger
man , und other prouimcnt speakers will b
present.
At each of the abnve meetings In addition
to tbe speakers announced there will ha als
present a number of the candidates , wbo
'vill also address tno meeting whenever de
sirable.
WAlill n.l II KU.I.IC3.
Mr. T. 1C Sudborough has arranged fora
republican meeting in Boyd's opera house
November U , designed more especially for
"
the people of tbe Fourth ward. "Hou. John
M. L'hurstou will spwalt. A full orcuestra
and u vocul qunrtot bavo been engaged for
tun occasion. Tickets of admission will be
required. The can bo bad free of charge by
application to .Mr. Sudborougn , who will bo
pleased to respond ta all requeslf , . Ha said
yesterday thut anplicatious weio pouring iu
upon him.
Mr. Tuurfcton had consented to spaak In
Lincoln on Iho 'Id , but tno stale central com
mittee postponed the Lincoln date to cnaolo
Mr. Thurstou to accent tbe invitation ot tha
Fourth ward republicans Everybody is In-
viled to apply for tickets.
Tbo Eighth Ward Hepubllcan club will
hold a routing meeting ut the club head
quarters at Twenty-fourth and Cumlng
Tuesday cvenlntr , at which speeches will DO
delivered by General George S. Smith and
Henry U. EsUbroou , if tbe latter bus returned -
turned from Chicago by thattimo. Arrange
ments aru being made for u larger meeting to
ba held at ( Joodricn ball , Twenty-fourth und
Paul streets , a few evenings later. Several
big rallies have also beau arranged for to bo
held nt Bovd's ' opera house and Imposition
hall , und from this time forward the cam-
palgn will be pushed with a whoop.
Tbe Walnut Hill NiutbVaro Ilepubiican
club has held souifl big uicetlncs already this
cuninalgn , but President HlgOy has one
Doomed for this evouing- October 25 , that
he hopafc lu BOO burpass any yet held ,
Tooro will be bpsoohes t > .V".f It. Kaley , the
lopablicau caudidalo for oountv aitoruev ,
und W , W. JSlabuurfh. , . .The Wast Omaha
drum corps will bo iu .attendance and will
furnish music fur the .mooting. Tbo mem-
ber of thedub are urgedato be present a
arrangements are to b made for the visit a
tb clu U to the big rail v that will bo held by tha
Council Bluffs republicans on Wodncsdav
evening Members of'tud olubvho oaunot
altond thn meellug thisii evening uro re
quested to moot at I h r Millard hotel at 7
o'clock Wednesday oi'unjgf to accompany
the club to IhoCounclKUlpfti rally. Trann *
portation to and from tne ttlutfs will be fur-
nutied for the club meiqltirs , and tbo West
Omaha Drum corps will /urulsb tbe innroti-
IUR inbplrallou for the plu. AU republicans
of tbe Ninth ward uro iuv.i d to attend the
meeting thU evening. . .
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U , S. Gov't Report.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
Is superior to nil other preparations
claiming to be blood-purifiers. Tlrst
of all , because the principal ingredi
ent used in it is the extract of gen-
nine Honduras snrsnparllla root , the
variety richest in medicinal proper * .
tips Also-b ° -
Pnrpc Patarrh < -
uures baia ! rn
tllc .
causc ycl.
low dock , being raised expressly for
the Company , is always fresh and
of the very best kimfr With equal
discrimination nnd care , each of the
other ingredients arc selected anil
compounded. Ills
THE
Superior Medicine
because it is always the same in ap
pearance , flavor , and effect , and , be
ing highly concentrated , only small
doses arc needed. It is , therefore ,
the most economical blood-puriller
in existence. It
makes food notir-
ishing , work picas-
ant , sleep refreshing -
ing , and life enjoyable. It scaiches
out all impurities in tie.s\sU'in ! and
expels them harmlessly by the natu
ral channels. AYKK'S Sarsaparilla
gives elasticity to the step , and im
parts to the aged and infirm , re
newed health , .strength , and vitality.
AVER'
Sarsaparilla
I'rrnntid bvDr. J C As or S ; Co. , Lowell , Mail.
Boldbj allllruEKlitii ; i'rlcrfl , KI | botllm , f5.
Cures others , will cure you
ARE YOU SUFFERING
Female
Wtukncss ,
Catarrh or
lUicuraalssB ,
Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Diseases
IF SO , CAIVL ON
Dr. Searles & Searles
Consultation Free.
Acknowlndeod In lit" the most Ruccetf til Kpecli1l t In
llll rjllVATK , 1HOOU , NeilKjUS. SUl.N ANU UltlX-
A1IT DtSIAtKS.
Oonorrliaia In from 3 to ( I clnjM Syphilis cure !
without Mi-rcur ) . All tnze for life.
bTHRTUIlK iiprinniienlly i-ursJ reraOT.il COTI-
plcte , without cutllns. cuiitt ! ! or illlat itloa < iirj
HtU'Ctednl home by patluut wltluut a moinsnt t
mln orannoynnci ?
II.KH KISTtllA AND UKtrrAI , UI < CCU3 euro !
without pain r ilpli-nllon from 1iu < liiMa
llVUitOOKI.K iN'VAlllforKI.B iierniancntlT
and tutces rullVciir-'cl Method ncjnn'l untitmn.
WEAK MEM
( VlTAliITY WI'AK ) , Mnd-j n by loa CIT55 i > rP"
ciHlon to liiiflni'ss or stuily , noeuro mental erin
or Brief. SEVL'Ab lI.VCKssi- : mlJJIa H'o. or
Jrniu tlio i Bwts of youthful tullioi
\VKAK.MKN AUK VICTIMS TO JJEKVOUS ' > -
niMTV or 15X11UarillV. . WA&Tl.Mi WJCAIwXI > 3
l.NVOl.UNTAIt" LOSSES wttllKAIILV ! ) ! 'Al' In
VU(7 > O nnd MIUDI B AOI2I ) , laci of vim Tlcor ,
end Ftrcngth. wltu saxual orirans Impaired aal
wcukencnedprsoiiturolj In appro iclilnz oil nzi
All siold ruiitltly to our now tro-itmoit for loa * of
Tltiil power Call i > n or adJr s with elatni ) tor
clrciii.irs , free book and rcwlptt
Dr. Searles & Seines ,
Noxltn
" SANATIVO , "
the IVoudcrful
prevcrlbod forever
over 5O yours ,
curee all Ner-
VOIIH Olson n ere ,
I.utk of nieniu-
ry , Ilea d a o It o ,
iVulielu lues
t
Before & , After Use. nmUtionii , Lout
rjiotagraphMfromltfn. ] ? I-u till uu d , or
dlinlnutloii of tlieCcuerntlvo Or min ,
etc. , tid all cU'erlM cauticd liy | m t
alinmcM. Put np fonvonleiitijr to curry
til the veM porltet. I'rlro SI u i > ucltnK i
or G C'or 8.7 , \ vttliuvrltt CTI cuuruntco
\o curn or refund * Ue Mioiic'V. If udrucrcUt
trlcit to hc'l ' yoc pome IVOUTIZI RSH IMITA
TION In plucoo'eAN' ATlVO.cacUiHo i.rlco In t-nve-
loiiu and wo will ncnd by mull. I'nn > j > l ! ct 111
plulii acalc-d onveloi > e Ireo. Att-trfhH ,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO , , Branch OiHco for U.S.A.
35B Dourlram Stri-ut , CHICAGO , ILL ,
SANATIVO ir sold in OMAHA Nl H. bv
Kiihn \ Co , UruRRUts , Cor 151)1 ) t. Douutas Sis.
] . A 1-ulliT & .to . DriiRRiEU Co ; Mth i. Douglas
bts. . and diugiists ; iclii.Tully.
Many a life has been lost
because of the taste of cod-
liver oil.
If Scott's Emulsion did
nothing more than take that
taste away , it would save the
lives of some at least of those
that put off too" long the
means of recovery.
It does more. It is half-
digested already. It slips
through the stomach as if by
stealth. It goes to make
strength when cod-liver oil
would be a burden.
SCOTT & BOWHB , Chetmsti. i j South $ lh Aveiwi ,
Niw York.
Yourdrucgirtlteepi Scott'i Emulsion ufcod.livir
ttU alldruggutB tv rywber db , | i ,
M
TUB SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul R-iilway , as repre
sented on this map.
CEDAR RAPID ? 1
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat ,
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at ; 105 p. m , , ar
riving at Chicago 319:30 : a. m.
City Ticket Office , 1501 Far
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent.
M . Jl Ir I ! TV T T-li L 11. i I j. _ , L in B r > i _ _ ! ! _ TI T _ j _ - - _ J - _ _ VLJjf"
Cold Snap.
Don't take cold
With the Columbus festivities a frisky norther
has struck us a little fresh , ain't it , especially
mornings and evenings prole ct yousclf with a
warm garment
Our overcoats
That's what you need and we have them to
suit you in all styles and fabrics , and at prices
that take
What we can do for you Overcoats at $ $3.75 .
come in three shades and are stunners they
are woolen goods with and without velvet col
lars , in gray brown and oxford they are fully
worth $6 call and examine them
We have overcoats running irom $3.75 , with a
gradual rise in price of 50c a coat till you get to
$30 , the highest , which fit as well as custom
made and wear as long
At $7.50Our $14 Overcoat is a-world beater ,
in tans , blue and black
Overcoats in Meltons Cheviots
Cassimeres Wide Wales Stockinettes
Serore and silk lined Box or loner cut
o o
Colors tan brown oxford blue black
Single and double breasted
Heavy underwear
A special sale of 4 cases of shirts and drawers
heavy ribbed full finished French neck
ff
shirts pearl buttons , worth fully 50c each to
close 30c each
Columbia Clothing Company
Cor. 13th and Farnam
Suscessors to M. Hellman & Co.
DOCTOB , : BScGBEW.
In the truattiiuntof all formsof
PRIVATE DISEASES.
nna all \V iuno s and Disoidcrnf
TVTTTMltli loss of conr.ize. ambition
1VJL I - . IN imd vitiillty Kubtnou yours of
the 1UO-.1 teinarbiililo MICCOSS In
the trnatment of tills elussof diseases , which
ibprnvtm by thu miners-ill ttlinonv of thou-
RundH ho nave neon cured Write for circu
late and tjuesl.'jn list lltu and I'aiiiiiin
Nli , . , nm nut. Neb
CURED.
] jy ii.i.c i luc n Y.
i.send ia < 4 MHiui ciur UIII-I.HK"'I.I Ullio Ml.n-
\l. 'JII10II1MI I'ltAl III L
II II. Ill/I--- , 1 < 1\\A I'M.l.S IOWA.
NOTK'KOF AbSl-sS.MENTOF UAM
AGES FOlt GHADlNli.
To the owuei-hof all lots , uarlsof lots and rcinl
ubtulo along Itamlllon hlreet from 4'ilh
hi i net toosi city limits.
Vou uio hereby notillud thut thu uudur-
siKned. tliic-c disinterested freeholders of the
city of Oiuuliu , have liuon duly appointed
bv iho iniijor , with tlio approval of tlin city
council of suhl cltv , to unseal tlio duimigu lo
Ihe owneiH respoetlvcly of thu iirnpoity af
fected by KritdluKf'f said btroetlecliired nec-
eisiiry by oralnitnuo number ICIf. ' , iiussud Oc
tober IBlli , Ih'Ji ' appro vod October itith , It-yj.
Vou nrn further notified thut Imvlnc ac
cepted snld HpDolutiuont , nnd duly ( iiiullfled
B reiju Imd by law. wn will , on thu , liu diiyof
Novembei. A 1) . lrtr.ut tlic liour of Hn : : o'elouk
In thu fiiiuiioon. ut the olHru of Minver > V
O'llonohoc , I40'i l'iinani hlrefl. ulllun tiiucoi-
porulu limits of fi.-ild fltv. meet foi tlio pur
pose of considering und im.tciiii : the HK-USS-
niciit of daiuitKO to ilio OK nuts rtinpeuilvoly of
B.ilu jiioptTly alt'euloJ by suld Krudlnn , lukiiii ;
ioto consider. ulun special bon llli > , It uny.
Vou aru notltied to bo present ut I lie time
and pluce aforesaid und mat.o uny ohjuctions
to or bt.ituinfiitb ooiicuiniiu Mild utsuiMiiont
of dumaiies as you nmv coiihldor urnpur.
W ( J. nllltlVF.lt.
( iKOltOIM. I'AUI
Comi.illteu ot AliirHbCTS. |
Oinulia. Neb. . Oct utb , iH'ii O.'IdlUt
To all owner * of lots or nut In of lota on Dong-
Inn slrnot. from -Ktli slrout to Hie west llnu
of llo.'is , V Illirut-wond nddltion :
Von IIIH hereby noUHed tlntt tint tinuor-
slRnud , thrue dlMiiloicsto frudlioldern of tne
cay of OinaliH. u > vv buen dulv appointed | ) y
Ihu inuvor. Hilli tliu approval of the city < -oun-
cll of t > aid city , to nasms thit d.imitL'u to ihu
OWIIUIH icsjiecthcly of ( lie properly iitTuntod
by tliocbunseof uradu of Ddiipluii Ktreet , do-
clitrod nree.xsary by drdlnnia-e .No. Ib ) , pnsned
Auuui.fJ.lil , IHi : . appioved Aiiuust 24th , lhl. ! .
Vou mo fuither nollllud tliul havlu : nc-
ctitcd | sail appointment und uuly iiuitlllled
as reniilrc-d by Jaw. wo will on Ihu fmiith i4tlil
any ol Novuinliei , In'J. , ut the hour of luo'tt.ouk
lu lliu mortiln'-- III ) ) olllecuf I'lisilus I * , lien-
Juinlii , l iilodo tieit , vUthlii tliecorpor.ila
llmltK of said city , mout for the niiriKisit of
consider niand maklni ! iissc > siii ) < iili < f flami'-ro :
to Iho ownurb rutpuctl uly of nulrt propurly
ulfceled by suld cr.t > llii.Makln tutu consid-
er.itlon hiieclul bunctltu. If any.
Vou uro tiotiUud to bti present at tlio tlino
and plui u uforuauld und maku uny objection
to 01 btittemoats ccincenilns wuld u
of damages a yon nrty consldei prnpur.
OIIAKI.KJ P. 1I..NJAM1.N ,
JAMl-h lCK'Kl AIK.
JOll.N 1 * HoU'lC.
I'oiniiiitti-u of A
Oiuuliu. Neli. , Outubur1st. . iw > .
tltti Ultxia. a
inraliri .
'tUt ID. < l7VLin > > l
iu ue , 1 xftilliunt , us * o
UI dr | ivwluu
| . , uii.lcz
c I r mall. 1 KTtiMhtYi m > nIe.l&e.
.ll/CAi. (5u.i > > vnicBht..iiC r V
WOODEN S1DI3\VALK HESOLU-
TJOK.
CONSTHUCTION.
rkiinioll CliainlMir. Onmlia. N l ) . . IHU
Ho It H'sol\cd bv the clly council of the city
of Umahii. the miiytir com-im Inc :
That ooien Bide\ulk * < bo conntriicled
in thu oily of Oman i MS designated tiulotr
\Mtliln live duynuftur the pulnlciitlon of this
ii'soititUin , or tlio personal nervlce tliureof ,
ut. hy oiillnnnro l iinthorl/ud nnd icnnlred ;
hiii'li sldrwallcs to IK * laid to the prti'-cnt gruilo
on tlic.'t.UroisBUi'cllled liciuln. und to IKJCOII-
rnvtud of pint1 plunk of siu'h whllli nnd
hlckne s nnd ho liild upon joists of hucli (11-
tn'n > -li > ns and In sn' It intinnur uk is pioscrlbed
I'V me spcfilleal Ions on ( il In the * ollleo of the
Itoaid of I'libile Woil.s nnd nndur its mipur-
vislon. to-\\lt :
Kust side of riclith f-trcet , lot IS , Iliirker'a
uilnttiiont , pio'-cnt gnidu. 4 font lde.
I'.iisi slue of ( ilcinuHid uvunuo , lot ( land 10.
block 11 , Ucmls J'ailc , present K ratio , C fcut
\ \ le. !
i'ust slop of filciiwooduvimim. lot Kl. block 10 ,
Ilomls I'jrU. plenum gratle , li feet wide.
Nnrtli sldu of NI < liolit- : street , lot fi'J to Ml In-
ciiinhH him division , block 4 , Keservoir A.
II > l > Mllt ! 21'Jldf , OIl'Ol Wldt' .
Kust hldo of Ulon oi > d nvonue. from nortb-
\ > es * corner lot lu , lilocU II , liotnis I'ark , to
lntr ( ( 'tloii of U leu wood nvonuo with Lincoln
Hojilevard. nro-.ent iriiidc. 0 foot wide.
< /ehtbldoof Twenty-fifth street , lots 1,2 nnd
: i. block N , 1'aiilck'n addition , jirohunt grade , a
feet \\Ido.
Knst Ride of Twonty-tlfth stieot. lots , Moult
1" . Parker's add. orHsenl u'rude , C feet wide.
? < ortli Hide of dirilon slrtot , lot M to 32 In- ,
elusive , blouk 4 Sherniuii A\enne I'arlc , tem
porary grade , 4 foot , wide
Anu bo It further roiolvi'd :
Thnt the Bouid of 1'iibllc Works be and
heiL'hy Is , utithonred und directed Ui cause a
eopv of tin * resolution lo bo published In the
ollichil papiirof the city for one wouk , or bo
si'ML'don the owners of wild lots und unless
t-uch ownerMiatl within II vn days after tlio
publication or Hoivicoof such copy construct j
< ; ild hiauwallEH us lieruln ie < | iiiod ! , that ilio
Hoard of I'uMlc. Woiks CIIIIBO the hatnn to bo
done , Iho cost of constructing tnld Hlduwulku.
ropni'llvely lo lie usmi--ud iiu.ilnst the ru.il
entitle , lot or imrt of lot In fiontof and ubut-
llnir hiioh Hliluwnli.s
I'uised Octohci 4th ami Octobei II. IS'JJ. '
Attcsl :
JOHN oiiovn.- .
City Cloilc.
11 I' . DAVIS.
President Ulty Council.
M lyor
r. TU CONSTUI'fT M
To llio o nerof UKI lots , purls of lols and
mat eslato ( tesc'rlliod lu the above resolu
tion :
Vou und ( uicli of you uici Iiorohy iiotldeJ to
construct wooden Hide walks nh i eon ) red by
a i-esoldtlonof tliu city council unit miiyorof
theultvof Unialin.of nlilclitliiiabovnls a ropy.
iv. i . in men \usicu.
Oliulrmati llo.irdot I'ublto Woiks
Onmlia , Nub. , October ' 'Ith. IH > I > ,
DR. C GEE V/0
Theonlr millr uriluiVll Cliliit * .
Klirtit ru.iri' Blilf Tei rein practical orior1.
tiiCHWItli ull nuj n illiuuai , Trent Jcomrjllr
iill.liruiitocujiuif Jn uj l > r nihar ilucturt Oill
unrt JB liliu or wrlti fur iiiii > viuii bljiik. l > o ml
Llilnkriiumiuliaii 'Ian IMJVUJI jru ir djftortilH
fouio. bullr/t'jj ij'iil'uio ilojt'Jr wlta hit navruil
wouclorlulrn iisdloi u'rlrjojlvii no * tioialtt I t
peruianonlourtfwlJ tifiajr duo urt oirinot tflr * .
llxrbi. IUiut and I'latilmtiirj' * rnuitiJIai > U
inedlclueii. Tli world lilt tYllrjeii. On * t uunil
ii-mlmuiiluU lutlirju yiurj' priciloi , Nu Iniiirlo n
dodiclluiu , no n rnullui , nu pjliui lutluail
ircjiiutnl uu4 permii mill fiirj.
nu'nsinfulljr trjuHl uul cunt
t.'lriiu up hy ulliur tlcc-turi ;
Tliui. ( Vuclillu , 4111 IUni"r troi > t , fl'irjci
uuiltuiLyouri. UlilJur tt d llror Inublui
Tliut. Oulrurl , UlU a.i-l r'aruna ntrJD'i.
dHUllltj.In tliJ.tluii , tun ut BtrjiUU ail
Tuok ui dlulita for yu irit l > ut uoi nu rilijf.
M , U AiiJur/iin. I lit ru nl tf tr > ji. oi'
pbtliiun nuu bruni'liUI * of tlfiuju fuirt nun Jim
3Ini for ile Ilie fallowlnz prepirsl r ua1tti nt
ll.UUnboltle lx liuttlol for li'JJ. ' for IbJ ojro ill
A mil in a , ( Jiturrli , Bloc Uai4oU > . lirJUJUlll
llluoill'ul > unlu < , Uliuuimtt.iii , Keiatl1)VutllJM. .
Uliluur und l.lvur domplaliit No a.cntu5JU
only \ii CLluejtJ Ukdlcliiu Cu , CujnUl , * UJ.JU
Office , IClh uiCalilbuii Sli-
