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POLITICS IN THE PULPIT
Omaha Prisoners Consider the Qusstions
of tin Day in the Abstract ,
HEV. NEWFON MANN ON ELECTION
tin DUcnur s Concerning tlm ChrUtlnn
HoRtnn niul Ilin 1'olltlcal I'linclliiil
It Showit Ailviincn In the I.Inn
Of I'llllllO lllllllRllt.
"As touching iho election , " ft phrato from
Paul's loiter lo the Chrlsllans In Homo , was
tbo text of Kov. Mr. Mann's dttcourso at
Unity church yesterday mornlug , but any
who attended In thp hope of hearing some
thing of the proaonor's ' opinions on iho elec
tion or his adwlco on bow tn mark a ballot
tomorrow wcro disappointed.
The first part of Mr Mann's napor was deVoted -
Voted to an cxposlllon of election as nn
ecclesiastical dogma. Ho showed how differ
ent the meaning expressed by the word In
the writings of the new tcsUmont authors
from thoblgnillcanco It had in tlio mouths
of modern politicians. CalvlnUllo"olectlo u"
wa Indcod a vary different ibing from the
presidential election.
Speaking of tbo Immediate event In which
nil the people will bo Instruments tomorrow ,
the proachcr said the nnjoritv of man woto
ovorprono lo Icavo to others the moulding of
their political opinions. Tuls bo deplored
nnd ID this tendency of so many men to con-
elder party a ? their ovoilord ho saw a remnant -
nant of Ibo old order of ihingH which a per-
Distent consoivatistu hod been au'.o to bring
down to tno modern world \\horii It Is en-
tlrnlv out of place ; In politics : ti in orthodox
religion an olcclion had In It Icnst of actual
, choice , nlboit the theory Is still expressed
tnat election is not n matter of faith but of
free will.
jvi-nt \lliillntprost. .
Still , the present presidential election , in
Mr. Mann's opinion , lias a certain grandeur
in It of which every American should ba
proud. While the event could not bo sup
posed to pass unnoted by Iho pulpit , an
ovontof such vital interest lo all , yet Ibo
proachcr had no llttlo dllllniHy In treallnfr
It. Public oninlon Had barred its conslaoiu-
tiou from the preacher's domain ; Indcod ,
tlrao had been when the minister could not
cast his vote without pivlug offenso. Yet
the voice of tbo pcoplo is the volco of God ,
nnd it is the preacher's business to call at
tention to It. In face of the Inovitabluness
of government by party our country U uioro
forlunato than sonio others in 'that all
parties Hero tank together in love of coun
try ; yet , tbo Ideal condition of politics tn Ibis
co-jiitry will not bo reached till it will t < o im
possible for any psriy to safely calculate on
r.O.OUO majoiltj in any slate , and Iho
peaiter saw feigns. lhat gave him rea
son to hope that Ibi ) number of
pcoplo who slavishly obey the party leaders
Is diminishing. Wu shall never bo delivered
from tbo dominion of the boss in politics till
wo ourselves show that wo cannot bossed.
The business of voting is a serious duty , and
nil tbo moro serious because it hangs so
lightly on so many. Only ho who dullbor-
ales makes a cholcn. H may bo very con
venient to have a ticket nut into ono's hands ,
mid vote it in blind obedience , but that is
not the modern idea of election , but the old
ecclesiastical Idea , and onlv where the ballot
box in turned into a machine to register a
predestined vote do wo see troubleat the
polls.
Denotes National Ailtance.
Whatever Iho result of Tuesday's vote ,
tbis canvass must over bo regarded ai one
conducted on .i high plane. I3oth candidates
have berne tbomselve.s with niredignitv , nor
bas the country boon flooded with personal
Attacks of n partisan press , and wo who
thought that presidential elections should bo
furtborapart are not now so certain of our
position as before. Whatever the outcotun ,
it will stand for tbo deliberate judgment ot
the people.
ACTS , NOT CKliCIS
What a Mnn Does unit not What He Hollevcs
Is the Meiixure.
The largo audience at All Saints church
last evening listened lo aa interesting sor-
nion by Hoy. T. J. Mackoy on "Kcllgion In
Politics. ' '
The speaker said in Introduction that , very
few people wcro able to understand the con
nection between religion and politics. But
religion bad aomothing to do with political
matters or snoulU havo. Tbo mistaken idea >
of many pcoplo aioso from the fact
that tboy know but llttlo of what
religion really consisted. Religion >
was nonsectarlan. A
man might bo a very
Kood Episcopalian or Presbyterian nud still
not have a narticlo of religion in his soul.
He niicht uo learned In all iho axioms I.jf
theology a d yet not have bonosty in Ills
heart.
This country was self-governing. It was
n government by the people and for the
pcofilo and consisted in u mutual compact between -
tweon every ciii70n that each should * do his
! > art In protecting the interests of nil.
People were too apt to bind the sphere of
their tellgion within denominational limits.
The speaker referred to tbo picluro of Lin
coln ana his cabinet as they sat considering
the proclamation of emancipation , and then
to an ecclesiastical tribunal solemnly endeav
oring to sift a charge of heresy against , Vn
brother clergyman. The one was a secular
tribunal , tbo other a religious convocation ,
but ihero was moro religion In iho delibera
tions of the cabinet planning for the liboru
tlon of millions of human bolngs than in all
t'jo ecclesiastical linkers lu the world
manipulating their petty creed ? . Idn
What was was wanted wns more religion )
In politics , not loss ; an inlluenco that would
sot ofllclals lo considering Iho good of iho
people Instead of beginning to bet up pins for
the inxt election us soon us they weio In > orf
llco. There worn lee many politicians now
und too few legislators and slnlosiuun. Poll-
ticb had degcnoralcd from statesmanship lito
more politics. Some people sconn'd lo Ihlnlc
that ministers should take no part in
politics. They said that they wore preju
diced anil f0.11 iid that the would mnlut their
. congregation prejudiced nlso. The church
had no rlirht to s.ilr up parly airlfe , but BUIt
VIM emphatically Its province lo lend its in-
llucnco lo anything which tor.dod to inko
moil bolter nnd Iho government purer.
The nouspapers wcito too tightly bound
by party lines to tuico up the cause of ino
pcoplo and expose Iho xvcaknossos nnd faults
of ofllclal govoininunt. There was no such
thing as an Independent press. H remained
for tba pulpit to lift its voice against the
robbery of the people by their ofllulals nnd
exciclso a purifying Inlluenco on ibo politico
nf the time. When this uns accomplished lit
\\oulu light the wxy to a bailer and purer
government , in which there would bo more
attention paid lo iho interests of the pcoplo
nnd less to politics.
IT IIONOUS (101 > .
It ( < r , iliihnVlllliiiiimiii TrIU nl [ ho Viijuo i of
nil Iliinmt llullot ,
Yesterday morning at the United Prasby-
terian church Kov. John Williamson , the
pator , pronchcd a eermonon politics ana tbo
election , HU nurposo was to show elections
to ba calculated as a means of honoring tbo
Lord , a conscientious ballot being understood
as being cast in HU nanio , while the other
voted for the mere party's sake nnd wus pic
tured as reprehensible aua unholy. After
a short introduction to his sermon the rev-
enicd gcniloinan said :
t- It needs no apology for a minister of the
pospet lo call iho attention of Christian peo-
1 nlo to ( lielr responsibility tu Uod and to the
direction Gml has given mom on the eve of
election , n pecUlly when ofllcors hhall bean
chosen uho shall bovo chargerf our linan-
t-lal and eaucutloual affairs , und wben they
can do much to hinder or help I ho current ol
our politlral llfo In rendilng Iho buigbu U
Hliould ullaln. When slate und national
leeUlalots uni to ba uloclud , whose voices
tii votoa shall assist In dolonninlni ; what
laws shall DO enacted governing G.\000,000 ,
pcoplo In thu country and 1,000.000 lu ibo
tate of Ncbriuhal"
The spoHker then wont ou to say that be
thought that uvurr icllpious man ahould
carry , lo a great extent , his religion Into the
ballot booth nna vote for moral , religious
in on , and i.htin the damacomioand bvpocrito. I
lu ke ) klng of conireasiuii , Key. Mr . ,
WlllUunoii atldt "Wo do uot want u : .Ir.uu
I
In ooncrcti who It Incompetent to JuJgo Iha
wliduni or unwisdom ot proposed oniict-
monts. "
Uo snoko of the unlimited responsibility
routine upon Ibo prestdontof n gicnt country
like thlnnd of Iho poworof the chief execu
tive , nnd onld that It was surprising how
mnny wont to vote who Ignored the Import
ance of thn ofllcn nnd voted only for putty
succo . llo called the nit ntlon of lu * con-
projection io tlio fact that the power is In iho
people to crrato ofcer ! ! . nnd asked why the
pcoplo of thin country did not manifest moio
interest In the creation.
1'uitlsnnstilp und not the holy cnuso of
justice and peed for the pcoplo hai too strong
a hold on thn ma s of voters nt election time ,
The narao of the Lord , thu King of Kings ,
sam the spcnker , ns not Union into con
sideration when voting for candidates as It
should be.
"Thn poor , " continued Mr. Williamson ,
"nro iiftllctcd und have no partisans. Tnnro
ore pli'iity to talk on protection , mnny who
prow eloquent on tariff reform nnd the
silver question but no party ha * de
clared in b'lt general terms for the
poor , The man inuit lo seriously
Inckincr In observation who cnnuot s-u llio
erortt ilntizcr linponillnc fiom tonllk'ts be
tween tbo exlicmcs of sbclcty "
In conclusion lh < ! moauboi Wont on lo ex
plain that thu tiling to do was for iho voter
to commune with his Uod und to bo sure that ,
what ho n < u doing would bo pleasing In the
( tight of the Almighty.
u.\rmi : riisniiM'ic. :
( Jloiiinj Vli of Ilin Itiittli'llnlil Tu k mi by
Attho Hnns-jom I'urk Methodist Uplncopal
church last ovfnlnir , Kov. W. 1' . Aitiriay
preached on tlm subject "Election U.ty aim
Religion ; or , How the Clulstlan Should
Volo. " Tlio text of the preacher uas
Isulnh xxxill , 'JJ.The Lord Is our judge ,
the Lord it our law ( fiver , the Laid is cal
king "
"U'o Hvo In a time , " said tuo speaker ,
"when it U H.iid that religion Im nathini ; to
do wilh politics nnd that ministers of llio
Ko pcl nro lowunng tliwr Mtanuiml of dlenlly
when tnoy mention the subject in their pul-
plis. On thH cjiicttlon I dlfforvllli the < o
who nniUo such sUtcmontH. You well
know that the million of .Jesus ( Jurist is a
llfo and not n thine to bo put on or off like a
Sunday coat. Wo should carry our religion
into tuo cvcry-d.iy walks of llfo and a man
cannot bo u L'nrlsllun und not carry his re
ligion inlo Dolllics. 1 snould like to aiU jou
how iiianj men scorn to lav nildo tholr ic-
Hplon ou nloolton day. Too timnv , I am
afraid. "
The spoaUor then referred lo Senator In-
calls of Kansas DV mentioning u statement
made in the 1,011 a to In which he said that the
decnloeuo and Iho ( 'olden rule nad no place
in politics , liov. Mr. Muir.iv said mat lie
was glad lhat tlio people of thn slate of Kan
sas had plainly said by their ballots that a
man who would in alto Mien a remark was not
lit for the place , consequently- had been
retired to priva'o llfo.
"It Is tune , " sald Iho prejcber , "for every
American clti/on lo hide his face In shame ,
for as wn look over iho polltiuiil aitualitm
now \\o llnd nolninir but chicanery and coi-
ruolion , ando should fool ashamed ut Ibis
slalo of affairs Uollglotis nnd moral men
have wlihdir.wu Iholr support from the
political parties on ncoount of corruption ,
because , as they sav , lhe > do not want to
soil their bunds by mlnpling with the people
who now run and conlrol llio polillral ma
chines. Hut I s.iv it Is a shumo , lot uhen a
man sees corruption , bribery ni.a other evils ,
etc. , ramp mi , ho should not refuse bis ulu
and InllU'Jiu-o to rijiht the WIOIIK and do all
ho can toward the publication of politics.
"Tnore is iieeu of religion in politics on ac
count of thli cortuption , und 1 lieliovoth.it
If wn had more religion uo would liavo less
corruption. Aeain , religion should bo taken
Into politics in order lo diculty Iho national
government and the dally llfo of the peoplo. "
Once moro the piencher quoted hin text
and then said , "As the eye of God is IOOKIUR
down upon us It is our duty to carrv our re
ligious beliefs with us to the polls and to
vote for the best interosls of humanity , in
order tnat the will of Ooa may bo done" and
that wo may vote according to the direction
of God Almighty. Furthermore , I consider
it the dutv of every Chrlslian lo lake an
active part In Ibo political battles of tbo day
in oraer to help purify and dignify the polit
ical world. I met not long since u praacbcr
who boasted that ho had not voted in twenty
years. Wlien asltod his reasons ho snul that
the name of Goa did not appear in tlio con-
slitiitiou of tbo United Stales und consequently
quently ho could not countenance such a
government. Hie preacner and laymou and
Christians should work together and force
puritv , aignitv ami morality into tbo polit
ical platforms A Christian must necessarily
take a moral view of tlio situation irrespec
tive nt party or questions involved. "
Kov. Air. Muriay urged his bo.irors to be
patriols and not partisans , nnd to co to the
polls mill vole as pall lots iho ticket , uhlcU
represented their convictions. Ho further
advocated tbo election of Ood-fcinitif men to
ofllco , oven if such votes baa to bo i'ast ut u
personal sacrifice.
.IC1IIKMI' Itltli KU.
NntlihiSii\ril | hut .1 Miiull I'nrt of till ) Stu-
lIlllltH' Illll'Otl.
CHUIUOV , Neb , Nov. 0. [ Special Tole-
grain to THIS Uii.J The Cbadron academy
was totally ilosiroyod by lire this morning.
It Is located about a mile from town and has
no water supply but wells. About 100 wortli
of ibo students effects were saved but tbo
building nnd llxturcs are u total loss. This
school was under the nusplcos of Iho Congro.
gational church and had about 1UO students ,
oiio-luilf of whom room In tbo building. Tbo
loss is $ ir > ,000 ; insurance $1,000 , , In the Liver
pool , London , Glebe and North British.
Simimm'u roiirtli INc.ip , ) ,
, Neb , , Nov. t ) . ( Special Telegram
to Tin : Di.it ] .Tfiuk tiuiumor uyain broke
jail hero this morning. Slnco tils cnpturo
with his two brothers about ton dins niro
ttio bo > h hnyo boon uonllnod in steel Cager to
inako them doubly secure , but last night
Jack tore his bunk to piucos and with ono of
tliu rods for a lever suLveodod In breaking (
the lock of his capo nnd gained ontinnco to
ilioconidor , wiiuio ho scciotcd himself , and
when tbc ] Ulor opened tlio ] ull this morning
to do his morning worlc slipped nut unseen
and rondo joud ; his oicnpo. 'J'hls Is tlio third
limo ho hasnsc.ipnd from this ] ull In the last
four months. Ho is wanted for burglary.
cltyniiiiinur ; Hulls.
CBNruu.Un v , Nob. , Nov. -Special ( [ to
Tun HKB.J-r-Wediinidny
Miss
evening Kva
Vioiegg , aaut'htcr of Mr. James Vierogp , ono
of tbo first cottiers of Morrlck county , and
Mr. Charles Bishop were married , The cere
mony took plnco at the 12pisoop.il chuioh ,
Key. A. 13. Marsh
, rector , olllsiallncr. A ro-
oeptlon was given nt the elegant homo of oho
bride's parents , which was llliod to overflow
ing with guojts. The brldo is ono of ho
most popular and accomplished young les
of thu cit > , and Mr. Jllsbop is a popular
young business man. A largo number of
guonis wcro present from Umaha ana otlior
places.
liinl.itu l'eri > iiiU ! ,
JUMATA , Nub , Nov. 0 [ Upqclal to TUB
UKIMr | > , I. U , Dillon ot Cioto was visit
ing here last week.
Mrs. A , S KInslow of Multo , III. , was
visiting fiiendi hero laat week ,
Mrs. lr. ICoonx wlio
, has bcon visiting her
parents , Mr. und Mrs Bam Drown , ra
turned to her homo lu Cundron last Monday ,
Charles Angell of Holdrcgo was vUillag
liuu1 lust Sunday.
tiirc sliiro li > Htroeil ,
Neb , Nov 0. [ Special Tele-
prum to Tin : HIT. I Thn erocury ami fruit
establishment nf T. U. ( lines nt Ninth and
Court ulruuis wan destroyed by tire lust
lilKlit at inidniubt. caused by u Jump ex
plosion , Loss , fl'-K ' ) on sioou" and $ * ( K ) xon
, lusuraiao , f00 | ,
U'lirK i I'liiniii itt \Villfr.
WIUU.K , Neb. , Nov. 0.- [ Special Toloffram
o TUB BkB.Ccrvauy ] Uros. ' general
merchandise Moro was baillv Uuruod early
this luouiln. . Loss on slock about fl.lHK ) ;
danmiro to bullulngHDD ; fullv insured ;
cnuso unknown.
huflm-iMl u llruknii l.liuli.
Avoct , Nob. , Nov. 0 [ Special to TUB '
H 8.J Ous , lohnwti Buffered it broken log
yesterday uy tiulnir struuk with n piece of
Umber while at work oa thu U rail am &
Wllldrtson bulldirtr.
Salvation Oil has cured IDBUV of men ma
til in whou olllur remtJles ( all , 1'rlce 'J5o.
BATTLE OF THE BALLOTS
Qunitot of National Tio'iots Soliciting
Popular Enpport.
ELECTORAL FIGURES PAST AND PRESENT
InntriirlUn Stiinmnry of the Statn QII
tlotn to llo hottlcil unit Olllccs to
llfi rillril In Ilinlcit StutU-
tics ol Itccont iirctl : tt * .
The American voter can takn his choice of
four rcpularly nominated sots of catididatos
for prciiuunt and vlco president , as folln'vs :
IILl'UIII.IOlV.
For 1'rosldent unnamln | Harrison of
Indiana.
I''or Vlco 1'reMiloct Whltclaw Held of
Now York.
For President Urovor Cleveland of New
Voilr.
For Vlco President--Adlal K. Stevenson
of Illinois ,
i'FOPl.h'S
Tor President-.lames H. Weaver of Iowa.
For Vice Piosldont-Jumos O. Field of
Virginia.
I'lioiitniTinNisT.
For President John Uld well of California.
I For Vice President Juinos U. Cratillll of
Toxas.
Providential electors will bo ehoinn by all
states on Novembers nnd all stales , cxcant
Maine , Vermont and Oregon , will elect ton-
eiusstncu , The I'loclon will be chosen nt
largo In all stales , except in Michigan , where
ono niccior will ba clictid In iho c.isicrn half
of Iho stale , ono bv Ihu western half , nnd one
In each of iho twelve congressional districts.
r.lpclm.it Voti > liy stiitcn.
The following tnblo shows how the olcc-
tor.il vole was divided In lfjS3 , nnd the num
ber of votes each slate has tn Ih'JJ ' :
Thn Westoin .States.
The follo-.ving foots concerning western
states nro taken from the Now York Times'
doe-lion summary :
"
Colorado will "elect presidential electors ,
congiessmon , governor and other slate of
ficers nnd legislature. Candidates tor gov
ernor : Joseph H. Maupln , democrat : Joseph
C. Helm , republican v- Davis H. Waite , pee
ple's ; John Hipn , prohibition. Its vote lu re
cent joars has been :
Dem. Itcp. I. . II. Proh.
1883-rreildeut . . . ! I7.m ; .W.SJ1 1.587MOJ
Ind.
1SOO Oonzrcssman. ru.T.YT 41,033 fiJI9 l.CB1)
lbOO-Jo\crnor ( . . . . 3.VIM 4ib2 ? .r.lM 1.058
Idaho will elect presidential electors , ono
congressman , governor und other stuto of
ficers and legislature. Candidates for gov
ernor : John M. liurko , democrat ; William
J. McConnell , republican : AndrowJ. Crook ,
people's. Its vole in IbQO was :
Pern. llrp
IMX-Go\ornor ) 7,018
elect piesldontiul elocinrj , con
gressmen , governor and other state oflicnrs ,
and legislature , and vote upon a pioposed
aniandmunt to Iho constitution of tno state
which gives the IceiUaluro power to propose
ainentiinonlstolwouiUulcsof the constitution
atthosamo session. Candidates for governor :
John P. Altgeld , democrat ; Joseph W.Flfer ,
republican ; Nathan M. I3arnott , people's ;
HoDort , H. Link , prohibitionist. Thu vote of
tlio struo in recent years h us bcon :
Dem. HOD. L , R.
-1'toHldont : ) IS.i71 : LT0.47 > 7.28J
1SW Tioiiiiroi Cll.817 y.'l.'OD . . . .
loua will elect pte ldontlulcleclort , con
gressmen and minor state odlcers. Candi
dates for serratary ol state : J. H. McC'on-
logue. democrat ; W. M. McFarlano , lepub-
lican ; Euword 11. Oillntio , people's ; S. II.
Taft , prohibition. The vote of the stuto in
recent years has boon :
Dem. Ron. I , . R l > ioh.
18R8..l'rosidont. . . . 179.K7 211.5,8 ! ) , IOi J.W1
IhSJ .Qovornor 1SU.U ) m.x > $ n.77.i i , wj
1'ooplo's.
1S91 Governor. . . . 21)7,571 ) l' ,7.VI II.UIH ! UJ
Kansas will elect presldonllal n'.octois , con
gressmen , governor and otlier sfite olllterj ,
and legislaluro , which will elect u Unileci
Slates senator. 'J'ho candidates for governor
nro : Lor.uno D. Lowtlling , people's and
domociallo fusion : Abraham SV. Smllh , re
publican , and I. U. Pickering , niohlblllonlst.
'J'ho ' vote of the stale In recent years has
been :
Doni. Knp L. It. I'roh.
MS President . l,7n ( 18U01 .17,7.8 ( ) , ,7 ! )
I'.A.
1S90 fiovornor . . . 7li"i7 : ll. > ,02j liji7J ( ! 1.-10
Minnesoin will olci-t picsloonllul electors ,
congressmen , governor and oihoi-nlaiu ofli-
cors , and legislniurj , which will elect a
Untied blalos senalor , Tlio slaio will also
vole upon two proposed umcndmenis lo iho
cotibiuulion of the suiie. Candidates for
governor : Daniel W. Lawler , democrat ;
Knuto Nolnon , republican ; William , I , Dean ' ! ,
prohibitionist , Tbo first proposed amend
ment prohibits spccitl legislation for coun
ties , cllios and villages ; ibo other provides
for tax upon tlio gross earnings of lailroiul ,
express and Insurance companies doingbu l-
Iof
nuib in Ibo bialo and upon Iho producl of
mines , The vote of tbo Mate lu recent years
bus been : rsh.
Doin Hop. K H. I'roh. >
lbS 1'rcsldont . . lul.JSTi U'-M'-U I.O'I7 lJill :
IA. .
lslJ .ao\urnor. . . . \il SS.Ill MD14 8l'l
Montana will olocl pruildential olocton ,
ono congressman , governor and other anne
olllccrs , und loglslaturo , which will elect loa
United States senator. It will also decide
the permanent locution of the stuto capital oy
tbo pouulur vote , and vote upon u proposed
umeiulnientof the coiisllluuon of thu stale ,
which relates to Ihe leruis of county com-
missioned. Candidaies for governor : Tim-
olby U Collins , democrat ; John U. KlcUarJs ,
rupuuiiuau ; William IConnodr , people's ; , ! ,
M. Waiora , probtbllionist. Tbo vote of iho
state in receutyours has been ?
Dem. Hep. I'roh ,
1W < 9 .Oovrrnrr , . , , lii'uil mihS
IKSU C'ongrvssinan . . . . . . . lH , 7d lJ'jiJ ,
IbW CoiiKrubiinaii , 15.411 I'U.'rf XsU
Nobrat.Ua will eluot presidential electors ,
congrcbsmon , governor and otlior state ol-
licers , und legislature , which will elect 31u
Unituu States senator. It wlllvatoupou two .
proposed amouuraeiiU to Ibo constitution of
iho siale. Candidates for governor : J.
Sterling Morton , democrat ; LorpnzoCrounso ,
republican ; Cbarlos H , Van \Vyck , people's > : ;
C , K. Ilonlloy , prohibitionist. Quo of the
prnposo'i amendments croales a Board of
lluilroaJ commissioner. * , to Do elected by tbo
people , and tno other rotates to thu invest-
men : of tbo school fund. The vote of tbo
stale in receut youn has been ;
pern. Hop U. Ij. I'roh
1S8. . President.SJ.UJ luK i5 tM li.-9 ) (
Ind.
18M ( Jovernor , , . .71,111 ,878 7U.187 3.07(1 (
Nevada will nlect presidential electors , ono
congressman , Judge of the supreme cpurt ,
and legislature , which \\lll eleol a United
States tenator. Fur supreme ludga tba
dumocrnu renomlnuiod C. H. IlclUnap. The
republican time convention aeotdod to make
no nomination nualtiflUjIm. Tnevotoof the
slate In recent ycara hjU been :
. n , jl Dem. Hep 1'roli.
I8xs President. . . .M . , . . . . ft. I.-6 7'J.H 41
18 W , ( lovi-rnor. . . . . , , , . , . . . . s.7i3 U03I
North IXiKota wll > | pjcct nresldonllal elector -
or , ono congressman , 0Rovornor ( una oilier
state ofllchrs , nnq logUlattiro , which will
elect n United Sutci .nonntor. Candlclatoi
for governor : F. Oi Collins , democrat ;
Antlrow II. HurKq , .republican' , IS. C. D.
Shortrldge , pooplo' j ogpr Allen , prohibi
tionist. The vote otA > \9 > atato In recent years
has bcon :
1
V Doin. Hep. People's.
1R Consrcsiinatl Sl I1118 2iJU77
I'M Coiizrcsiiniin. . , jj.hK ) 2l.iO"
IS'JJ ( lovornur. . . , 7jrOOI 10,051 4S.'l
Urogon will olcot , , nroildontlal electors.
The vote nt iho Btnto lu roceut voars has
boon !
Doin. Hep. U. I * Proh.
18S" " ) President , . ya.yi iwtn M 1,077
18UJ Uovornor . . . . 8,910 : UT tl . . . .
1S13 Slip , .tudgo . . . 2MM : il.4JS liil'Sl * 2,703
South Uakoia wilt elect presidential
electors , congressmen , governor ntul otuor
state ofllccrs ninl Icgislaturo. Candidates
for Governor : 1'oU-r Couchtnan , democrat ;
C. ( I Sheldon , ronublioan ; Abruham Ij Van
Osdol , pcoplo'fi. ' 1 ho vote of the state In re
cent years lias boon.
. . . Horn , Hop Ind.
IfM novcrnor . 2.1,840 raw !
1SUD Oovornor . . . . 18.4S4 JH,4i7 23
Washington wilt oloctpraMdontl nl olcotors ,
congtossmen , governor und ether state ofH-
cers nnd legislature , which will elect n. .
Unllcd States senator. The people will also
vote upon a proposed amend mont to the con
stitution raising Iho constitullonal limit of
the bUito' * Indebtedness. Candidates for
povcrnor * Henry J. Snlvolv , ilomncrat ;
John H. McUraw , republican ; C. W Younc.
people's ; Ilogor S. Groeiii ) , iirohlbttionist.
The vote of iho state In recent years has
boon :
Dem. Hop. Plo
I'M ) Uoveinor . 24.7.W : u.7ll
1S.O CoilKruTttiini i . 2.VJI ' "MM 2,81 ! )
Wvoniing will elect prosidontlal cloctois ,
onoccngrossnian , governor , Judge of the su-
| iroino cnurt , and legislature , which will
elect n Unit uil States sonalor. Candidates
forpovurnor : John n. Osborno , democrat
and ponplo's ; Hdward Ivlnson , ropublici ;
13. M. Picndorgnst , piohibitlonlst. The vote
of the stale in recant years has been :
Dem. Hep.
IS > H roiurossinlin . 7V 7 W.ni
1S9J ( iovcrnor . 7,133 8,87'J '
If out of ordcr.uso Beccham'a Pills.
0.11.1 M.I.
Uoiuocriits Hnvii Unilurtnltnn tn fuse mill
the I'opullstD ,
Although J. C. Weaver is n dimlnutlvo
Dguro in the presidential race and stands as
near elcclion as if bovoro not running AS the
people's party candtduto , his canvass has
served to accomplisn something which no )
power on cnrlh bos over brought about in
the past , and that was tno galling into ono I
room of three factions in the democratic
party all at the same time and tvlth iho simo
purnoso in view , and no light followed. For
bo it known that there are tbrco Motions
within Iho party Ir. South Omaha , and tbo
motto of oacli is , "Never die. " There nro the
Jefferson Un club aud Iho utiti-.lcfTTiorilaiis ,
who are after Councilman Ouila's political
scalo. And then I horn aru the old standbvs
who uro under the leadership of John Mc-
Mtllian.
Yesterday afternffon" about thirty of the
faithful assembled at''Knights of Pythias
hall , nnd cacti faction . well represented. 3D
There was uo bloodshed1 , and , In fact , no
wordy battles woifo foucht. They were
thoio wilh ouo commoc object iu view , nnd
at ibo inspiration of anolnor common ob
ject. The solo puriipsd of tbu mooling waste
to tnle stops to doih'dr up lo the Weaver
electors , the domoerafic vote in South
Omaha. Tbc.se ladders of the local
deinocraoy mav tblnlc I hey will uccornullsh
their putposo , but the democrats who cast
tno votes will hardly c'ellvtr themselves up
to the scheme , tnfis batched. Enih
democrat who atfiftded th" riiootiug
wont tbero feeling i'ery'selfnruDortant ' , and
\vas certain ba bad in storen , surprise for Iho
others. When the"1 'fnivilng bad born called
to order and the chairman bad Inquired
"What is your pleasure , gentlemen , " thirty
democratic voice's iu cborus uhirpcO : "Mr.
Chairman , I have hero " Tho"chairman
was frightened at the nneniniity of the
answer to bis interrogation , and feared that
there nilfibt be a clash , owinf ? to thirty dam-
ocrats wanlirg to Do board at once. Parlia
mentary rules in democratic uicot-
IIIRS parmit of not to ex
ceed twenty-two talnl-iR at ono time
nnd the chairman bravely statcu so. and
recognized ono of the faithful. Tlio "I have
hero" proved to bo a conlldentlal letter
tvpeivritlon on a printing press also much
per thousand from Chairman Itush of iha
aeinocrmic county central committee. The
lol'cr in brief staled that there is no hope of
talcing JNoorasku from the topublican column
unless democrats vote for tbc people's paily
electors and that all democrats are uiged to
FO cast their ballots , and that , the national
committee recommends this. 'Iho loiter
winds up with an underscored warning that
"a vole for Weaver is u vote for Cleveland. "
When tills letter hud bcon roitd a discus
slon arose as lo Ibo host moans lo carry out
the instruclions. Knclosod wilh tbo lutler
was a sainplj ballot wit'a n croasopposilu the
names of the people's party electors. The
ether crossds ou the tlcltol were placed on-
posilo thn nnmos of the democratic candi I- iI
dates , fiom go\ernor to coiulablo. It was
agreed Ihut oaeh aemocrallo voter shall ba
furnished ono of those sample bullets ,
and Uncle I'cter Cocltroll slartod out with an
armful of the green slips for the edlllcation
of tbo voters.
Piles of peonlo have DUOS , out Do Wilt's
Witch Ha/.cl salvo will euro them.
That AYEU'S Saisapsirilla CUHKS
oriiKits of Scrofulous Disoascs ,
Eruptions , IJoils , Eczema , Liver anil
Kidney Diseases , Dyspepsia , Klieu-
inatism , and Catarrh .sliouM be con.
vincing tliat tlio hamo coniso of
treatment WILL crm : ot All
that has been said of the wonderful
cures clTcctfd by the use of
tlio i > ; istf ) ) yc.iis , Iriithfiilly
applies to-day , Itis , in every sense ,
TJio .Superior Jlouieine. Its cnra-
tivo propei ties , niixngtli , ellect , and
flavor aiu alwajs the Siiino ; and for
wlmtetor blooil ilisoasea AVKIl'S
S ; rsijarill.t ; IB tHr' ' > > tliey yield to
this treatment. " Wlu'ii jou iu > lc for
AVER'S
SarsaparilSa
don't bo induceu'to purcliaso any of
tlio worthless .sulrifttiites , whioli are
mostly inixtiires ol the cheapest 111-
giedients , contain no furs.ipanlla ,
luivo no uniform slandaul of ap-
pear.tnee , flavor , or oiled , are blooil.
purifiers in name only , and aio of.
fered to yon because there is moro
profit iu selling them. TaUo
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J.O. Ajer&t'o , Lowell , Man ,
Bold by all UruvgUu , I'llce $1 ; > l < tottlci , 5.
Cures others , will cure you
Mi : r. O. AntJcrson
Of ScntUlalo , IM. , a % ctcran of the llth Venn.
Vols. , says , as a result ot war sen Ice ho
Suffered Every Minute
Tiom liter and kidney troubles , cnt.trrh In the
head , rheumatism und distress In his staunch ,
KtcrythhiKlieato urcmnl lilio lend. Sleep
\\ns icstloss , and In the morning ho seemed
moie tired than when ho wentto bod. Ho siysi
Hood's SarsapariHa
and Hood's Pills did mo moro good than every
thing clo lint together. All my dli.igiccahlo
8)niptoms fi.ito gone. " llomiio to gut Hood's.
HOOD'S PlLLS nro llio best after illnnci
Fllli. Tlicjr nislst illzcstloii and euro headache ,
rroiiliiioutloii
And notice to tlm olueturs nnd los.vl voters o
thoulty ofOinih.iof an iniuril oily ok-ctlon
of thu city of Oin ilia , to ho hnli ! on Tuesday ,
tliutitliiliiy of NiniMiilier. HU for tbo nur-
posuof ulecllns oi o uouncllm in from oich
To thu o. colors and lo.ul voters of Iho city of
Oin iliu-
I , ( ieor.-o 1' . lloiiils , innyor of thu city of
Out iha , do Issiiu ih s , my proclamation , ntul
by the authority tusunl I i niu us snub nniyor
llo hereby nl\o public notlen lo the ulfctors
and lo al voloisof llioi' ty of Oinah i that an
iuiiiiiulo.lv oleelioa of llio oil ) ' of Uniahi ,
lll bobulu In silde ly on Tuu-.il ij. lliuoiclilh
day of tSovumber , IHU fiirthopurnosuof oleot-
Inir one ooiiiicllin in from i > icli w.ir.l.
The polls sh ill lit1 oix'n on Ihu U i ? of s ild
oloctloii at olghlo'iloi'iiii Iho morn tn and
shall continue open until fio'eloeK lit tlio
ovonliiK of thnsiiiiu u iy , nt the rcspuctlvo
voting places following , to-wlt :
I1H.-.1 \i Mill
n L or"or 7tl' ' '
l and I.oar8n.
' 'or"8r 13tl ! l (
of ! '
ot
" " S cor"or" " " and Hickory
ii * V corner 6th and Center
W CDr"01 Otl1 llud
N E corner 1Jl1' 'inJ ' Vlnton
\r\un.
street ! N W eor"ur Iuh alld 3onc'1
" "rlCt N W
stroou corner nt"l
W C ° " 10r 18lh [ 1
W COr"Ur 2)th ) ttlul
n oor"or 21 > 1 nnd
, tb Direct ,
COl" ° r JUth a"a 1 > lorco
uornor I4th an(1 Willlim
_ '
*
Lor . ' < - ° r" ° r M'cunth ' > Cen-
loth Dlstrlot N W corner 3)th and
.iiuJl sirOOiB ustriit-S , | E cornorSOth and Itancroft
Ulli DIstriot-N J-2
corner 15tli und Viulon
* jtl OOtS.
mil DNtrlnt SV cornur llth and Vallnr
llth District Xicorner20thiud lioulo\ud
Tinuiw\nr .
conl01' Kth anrl
" " Wcor"er utl' ' " 'd n.ivonport
Jcl Dlstrlot-Sonth sldo of Capitol avenuu
iintrlnostoO Mtb streiit.
4tl ) Disirlct-WcHt sldo of '
l.'tli street , bo-
Iwoon
DoiiKlns .in < l Dodge strools.
.ilh District N 12 comer lutli and Caiiltol
iToniiu
bib District N IJ corner Oth nnd Harnoy
7lh District S n comer llth and Uou2las
8th Dlstrlot N E corner I5th and .Inukson
btreots.
Olstrlot-fl E corner 10th and Howard
TOCHTII WAIIII.
1st District NV corner 17th nnd Duvunpori !
2nd District NV corner 2Jnd and Davenport
> trouts
ird District N W corner 23th und Dodso
struuts.
Ulii DIstrlot-N E corner 17th and Dodge
Mil u'lstrlot-N K cori.i. : ITlh and Ilamiiy
ctroeta.
Oth lI trlcl N W corner 21th and Douglas
Mreota
7th ' IJistrlot-N W corner 2Cth street nnd fct ,
Mury's HM3iiue
8th ' District \Vcorniir20th utroet nnd fet
Muiy's avenuo.
Uth Diatrlot Kaatsldoof olltll lltli stri > ot ,
hotwuen liurnuy htrcot und SUM iry'savmme.
IDib DMtrut N Wcornnr Ibth .ind Lo.n 011-
woith HtrouU.
lllh ' Dlstrlct-S W corner 17th struot mid St.
Mnry'n urouue
Jirrn WAIIU.
1st District-Kant sllonf bhornmn aveuuo
nptioslte Mftiidur-on utroot.
Silrt Dlstrlot S K corner Sherman aveuuo
and VVJrt street.
Jrd District 8 W corner Shurmnn uvunua
ind Ijiiico itroot.
4th DiHtrlul NV corner fahemmu uvoniio
ind Oracustriuit.
fith Dlstrlut-S W comer 17th and Charles
trools.
( ith District K ist sldn of bherinan uvoniio
about.'Ill feat north of Nicholas Htrout.
7tli Uislrlut S i ; corner lUtli and Iz.nd
strcuU
bth District N W corner IClh and Hint
t > truuls.
lllb District N i ; eornoi lilh ! and C.iss
hlrcnts
lOib District Kust Hide Xorth 17th Htroot bo-
twuoii Uaiifoinla and U.is htrents.
llth Dlmrlul h 12 coinei Ibth iMid Oass
streets.
SINTII AHI > .
1st DUlrlut S H corner -Ub strcot and Ames
UVC'IIUO.
2nd Dlstrlct-S W corner 3Cth atieut and
Urand uvuntiu ,
Ird UUtrlct N K uornui < 51h and ( ir.inl
strt't'ts.
4tb District H W corner -'Ith und Mao lurson
Htrents
Alb District HUcornorSlth and Wlrt itrfola.
Otb District y W corner JJrd and I'arkor
struuts.
7tb Dlstrlot N W corner 2lh ( aid C/orby
streutH
8lli Dlslrlut M r corner 27th and Ilurdulte
si mots.
Uth District N E cornur 2nil ! and Grant
Btrenls.
lulh Dlbtrlot N W cornur 23th and I'r.uiklln
lllh Ulstrlol-9 W cornur 21th and I'raiiUlln
strcoU.
r.'th Dlilrlot SV corner 2'nd aiul ClurK
sfeeta ,
RbVKNTll WA1II ) ,
1st Dlutrlut-9 VV cornur 2Slb nnd .Mason
ti t.'fts.
2nd UUtrlct N L corner 20th avenue und
Popnlalou ureiuio
Hrrt Dlstrlut 3 W corner 29th street nrid
Wool worth avenue
4th Dlilrlot IS W corner 29th street and
Arbor itruet.
Ath District South sldo of Vlnton ttroot
near ( oust oD soutli : id monuo.
Ctli DUtrlul H i : corner JOth Aronuu and
I'o p plo ion uvenun
7ln DUtrlot N W corner 3llh und 1'runoU
strools.
KIIII1TII WAIIU.
lit District Enut sldo of Mill at root near
( south of l Olmrlua htrout.
'nd District \Yusi aide of 2.1d street near
( iiulh or ) 1'uul "trout.
Jr.l District N W cnrnur 20tb and Nicholas
htruuls.
4th District .N i : corner 29th and Oumloz
slrvols.
6ih District-West blilo of Norlh 25lh itroot
near ( north oO Ouiulnit street ,
Oth Dlstrlot S Cuori > or2.'d und Hurt streets.
7tli DUtrlct b W corner -'Oth uud CJas *
ttreots ,
NIMTII WAIIO.
let Dutrlot a W cornur 324 and Oumlaa
itruots ,
Jd DUtrlot N W earner 10th and OnuilriB
sireels.
M District N U coruor 40tb uud I'urniuj
streoli.
4th Dlstrlot North alao of Davenport street
nearHOit oil Norlh UJrl veiiuo.
&lh district S K corner Jlit nrenuo unc
Iloduu ttrnet.
tli District--S coruur ! 0th avenue und
i irksnn trrnt.
In wltnoii whereof I luno liuroiinto set in.
hand tin mnvor of Bald oily of Onmhu , thin
17lh duyof October , ISDi *
OID. : I' . iilIS : , Mayor.
JouwGuoyaa , City Olork , oiud.'ll
d
17.oxM It
linxM in
inM
0 M
10 1(1 (
II
II in
inn
11 n
10
. . . . wan of it i" ID
14 OX.M 17
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17
ii.nxi.xi it 17
not ivi l
IIOX.VH IJ 17
1J.OX.VJ 11 17
1\n\iia < 0 flof It M 17H
11. At.vi If 17
Ifl.DxT t > 3rt ft nt It 15 2,1
n.ix.v ) in 21
ir.nxM 17 21
IIOxVJ It 21
101\M 111 111
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rtoxw l
I2'\M | ( 17
io\.vi )
\n \ , < \ \ i'1l'f 3nii
IP ( , \ as sub 1 tat II 10 ncJ i'1-l
1 1 l.x .7' . I
IUIXI7I nt I
IHKI o uu : u oi-.i-r.-ii
Il0\l07t.ix ( ll.'ll see IIJ.IV I
U'JWOIalllllsiv Ifi-n-U
| la\n lircn lU-elaird by onllnanvit N'o D2M It
hn milsani' " " < .
Von niu luirphy dlroctnl to nlmlo snul mils-
ntiPi" liy oliipliu ; Ilin lots huroln dcsurlbod
within Uiln v dnys of tlii'diilo of this tiollrp ,
nr snld niiUnups wl 1 I r iibM d l > y thu city
.TUtbirllli" < nnd Mm o.\t i-iisn tlicrrnt lovlcd n's
u < Mt il ! il tux uitiln t Iho prunertv on htPli
snul tiiiHHiuo * i" , Nt
llatiiMliN , diliiof Nmonilior 18' ) . ' .
I- \ \ niuiviirrn
Cli.ilriiiiin nf tinIto.itd of Public Vuiltn nf tlio
t'ltx nf Dm ih i _ n 4 A 7 8 9
I'o .1 A IJonti'llo. MIKi > Votor.i < illisirlnn
l.oclilln. M "ini < rrn SoiiMisrii \ I1 ( lirls
pliorMiii. I l ri Piiril , ts II. l.ils\rurtli \ , Ji
Mohi.llriiriji' IIT/scliiK U :
You mo Ill-toby iiolllleil Hint Ihu nnilor *
slEIIDll , tliriMMllslllll < ll" < lLMl flOPllnllll r Of till )
tllj of Oninln , li i\ ( < bnuniliily ainm tiled by
Ihoiimuii ilh tlm iippnival of tin ity ooun
I'll of.bill iltv , to i sn < 4 lliiMl iniiisn lu tbu
onnur < n-spei lUi-lj uf llmpioiorn iluolnruil
\i\ \ iiiilln.iiii o iii-i'i'SH. u y luliiMiiiuiupiltit'Ml for
the iisiiofHild city , for I ho pilipniu or oiion-
in. nnd UNtiMiilliij lllth sln-ol fi uu Vlnton
sliei-t tDSDiitliolty limits
\ ou nro fuitlii'inotillcd. . ihut li.ivln ; nc-
ropli'ds Id aiiiuliii'iipiil | mil ilin > nil illlloil IH
roqulrod l | u . \\a will , on Ihu'Isl il iy of
.VoMMiibiM. A I ) K'l. . iltlin hour of IDn'pfivK
In thu foiiinoini nt tliiiolllro of I II Mpi ill
loeh , roiuii hi'J N V. Ufn Iliilldin . ttithln llio
cnrprnitu limits of s.ildolly. tmirt for tbo pur-
pdsiof ( im < duilii4 niul mnUliu thu LMI-.S
nmntiif d'i inn , ( . lo the ovrin'ra lusnoi'liviily. of
s\ld iiuii-ilj. ) | ( if n < IMIII of such Itiklnif und
iipprojirl itlon lli'TOof. tilJnir Inln considera
tion spui'lnl boiH'MLif til ) .
'I lit- properly lieUiiiuui/ you. propoaod to
boupnriiiiil.itiMl IH ufimiiilil , an I ubloli has
boiiti ilvL'taird nci'i'smry by tin council , by
unluiuK ! ' , lo .iiipioprl Milo thi < IHU of tin )
ullv , bi-lni ! situ it lu * ild illy of Onmli i. In
tlinvoiinly of OuiiicliiH. nnilsintouf ob llskll.
Isilosorlbed us followtnwli :
! ? -1) ) fool of M fuot of lot 1 1 , > 15 Uoior-T
plnl.OU iliom.i.
West lOIout of lols 10 and II. Motlnr's subil -
\ I-.IOM of lot K S i : . Iliui-r- . ' pl.il of OU.iliomn ,
Writ fit , fret of Hub lot I. I i\ Nil " 0
Wv > i df. fi-i-t of lot. Ill ) il , Illll No . ' .
South 7 foul of west - ' ( roil ot lot It ) , Oik Illll
No. , ' .
\\oet If. fi-otot lots i,7 ! , S Mottoi's sub of lot
< & * II Koins' pi it of OUihon. i
North in ffi > t ofM > SI u. of luuii , " * U Ko--
cj's' plat Okalioiuu
AVust i fei-t sub lot t of I i\ lot ' .U
\oiiiiinnotlllcil lo Im uii-'enl .it the tlmn
time anil plnco .ifort'vilil. und ni iKo any ob
jections to or stale nunlscon 'oruuir. sal i pro-
po'-e I iipproprl itlon. or iissossiiiunt ot dam
IIKOS as you may eonsl Inr pionnr
r u. Mri iM.i.or-ii ,
.10IIN I' I'l Al'K.
JAMI > PI'OL'KDAI.n
Oiniihi : , Oct. Mlh , 18 > . ' . o.'dliJ
Voa can reduce ypur weight from ten
to twenty pounds a month , tit liomc , with
out etnrving , at reasonable cost by Iho use ol
Dr. Clarke's Home Treatment ,
perfected In many > cars practice , causes no
hirkiu-HHor'luJiiry to the lienllli , Isblghly
Indorsed. Send for proofs and testimonials.
DR. F. B. CLARKE ,
P. O. Drawer 1U3. Chicago , 111 ,
ACEXTJS WAXTED.
Clroao niirx.f
P
. &
KID GLOVES
Tlionbovo brautlf of trlovo ? lot1 silo b.T
TheBoskonStope
N. W t m.d Douglus ,
Girl
iDAvV > j
Uses
CATAItl.'lI.
( f ) COUt.IlS ,
HI
XVgOD § I/I'C , K'l'f.
r.c" Ht'i'l' ' f"lt Cull in1 wi'llo.
Specific Oxygen Co. ,
lloci ! > , Omitlia , Nob.
BOYD'S ' THEHTBR.
Monday .inJ I uesilay i\cniiiiiv : \
Oiniliii Op Festival Co-
.IN . .
" "
"TRRVflTORB ,
I'fH'M of Tlrhulai Iflr4t ( lour , I b
oony. fi Ol ) , 7'iCi Kallory. ju- .
raniain Slraot l&eator & , I VWi-v
AUl TUIWlil. . K
The Hit of the Sonaon.
- OUH JRJSH VISITORS
( All t.lllifllt'T )
M.itliiensVrilnesday nnd Nulunlu )
Ulrrilun returnt nllLui-i | ( > il fruiu Ilioilay * l'u
f fmnhig , NOTeujl/er , clfi.lluu ulgUU