THE OMAHA DAILY J3E1 * J&ESDAY , AUOUST 8 , 185)3 ) ,
HARD ON FAIR EMPLOYES
Auditor IJooro Will Not Allow tha Nebraska
Men's July Salaries.
HE SAYS GARNEAU IS RESPONSIBLE
All ol thfi Jnly Vouehcri Hung Up In the
Auditor' * onion Itonioni for
Thin Dcclnlon of tint
Omelitt.
LN , AUR. 7. [ Special to Tnn
Auditor Moore sent n dispatch to Chicago
this forenoon that has undoubtedly created
consternation In the Nebraska building
Last week the auditor nnd commissioner
general hold n spirited conference by mall in
the course of which the latter practically
refused to submit tlio form of Itemized state
ments inquired by the auditor. ' ] hereupon
the auditor stated that Mr. Garncau had ex
pended money belonging to the state that
should properly bo charged to Mr. Oarncau ,
nnd that thcro vrcro enough funds In tha
overcharge to pay off the employes for the
month of .luly. When this Information
reached the Nebraska building , its
it did thli morning. Both P.
Mobloy immediately telegraphed an
Inquiry to the auditor , nsklng if ho Intended
to hung up the employ wages for July. Mr.
Moore did not make his answer public , but
it loft no doubt as to his Intention. All of
the July vouchers nro hung up In the uudr-
tor's ofllco , and there they will remain until
the commissioner general's expense accounts
are submitted In proper form.
Ono of the vouchers received last Satur
day was for furniture , otc. The bill nccom-
pan.vlng It covered three long pages of Items ,
nut the total amount only appeared at the
Toot of the bill. It was fora balance of M-
000 duo on the furniture account , the entire-
bill amounting to ? 0,800. It was bundled up
nndioturned to the commissioner general.
Another bill returned was ono of JSo for n
pair of cut tains.
Climlii nt tha Stuto Houso.
Tlio Omaha Heal Kstuto and Trust com-
piny today Illed four cases In the ofllco of
the clerk of the supromu court against
Charles K Keller , John W. Kodcfor ot nl ,
Sarah J. Shaw ot ul , nnd Joseph S. Krng-
scow , respectively.
The cnso of Mlnnlo A. Moore , adminis
tratrix of the Into Smitli D. Moore , against
thu Omaha Street Hallway company ,
reached the supreme coutt this afternoon
Smith D Moore Is the man who mot death
under the wheels of the ti.illcr near tlio
corner of Sixteenth and Webster streets on
January i0. ! Ib'.fJ His wlfo sued for * 5XX ( ,
damages The defendant comnany demurred
to hur petition nnd Judge Irvine sustained
the dumuiror , dismissed tlio case nml taxeil
the costs up to Mrs Moore She now ap
peals to the supreme court.
The Heatlieo llnptd Transit nnd Powoi
compuii comes to the supromu com t with r
case against Kleknrds & Piont , who hit
been nwittded § WQ damages in the lower
courts
The Bo.ud of Public L-inds nnd Buildings
commenced its regular monthly session this
foienoon for the purpose of auditing claims
against thu state.
C r. Melirow , temporary receiver of the
McCaguo Savings bank of Omaha , was a
the state housu this forenoon.
IMtinty of Currency In Lincoln.
The prevailing scarcity of currency in the
cast has not been felt hero in Lincoln. This
lact was biough ; out this morning whoni
man visited ono of the local national binks
and olToied to sell n largo quantity of S
and $2 bills for a premium of fJO per 1,000
Ills offer was declined , to his surprise
U.'ho toiler of the bank Infoimed THE BFL
that none of the Lincoln banks were suffer
ing for the want of the bills o
the smaller denomination , although ho
aaid it was n fact that many of
the laigor employment concerns were
using silver in pajmg their men. Saturday
the street railway company nnd several
largo manufacturing conccins paid off their
hands in silver dollars. At one , bank Satur
day a well Unovvn populist nnd ftoo silver
man presented n check for S700. Ho was well
known to the cashier and It might have been
n mcro coincidence , but at any rate ho was
Biven 700 big , round , white dollars In pay
ment of his check. Ho protested in vain ,
but ho vvns gravely Infoimed that there was
BO great a demand for silver that it was rap
idly taking the place of all other forms of
currency in the west.
Found In tlio 1'ullnn Court.
It cost Austin Selby just WJ for allowing n
sick and blind horse to stand out In the sun
for several daj s Health Ollicer Howe made
the complaint and Judge Pinker , the local
vice mcsidoiit of the Humana society , prose
cuted the case. The hoiso was killed by the
authorities
P. W. Ilarilngtou , n local saloon keeper ,
was arrested this afternoon for running his
place of business with the blinds drawn seas
as to obstruct the view from tho-streot.
Frank Johnson , a cltlzon who iccently forsook
seek his allegiance to King Oscar nnd took
* refuge under the slurs and stripes , vaunted
Ills newly acquit od freedom Satuiday by
driving Ins sprinkling wagon around the
promises of J J Ciillllaml in such a manner
that considerably valuable property was do-
stroked. Ho was nriostod this aftetnoon.
Buck Owens Is under arrest at the station
charged with larceny from the person , tile
will have his trial later ,
I'lrcd nt a Nlfflit I'rcmlor.
G. M. B.utlott , deputy state treasurer , had I
n little experience with n night piowlor nt 1I
o'clock this mot nlng that came very nearly
furnishing the nowspnpeis with n sensa
tional Item nnd thu undertaker a Job. Ho
vvns nwakc'iicd at tire hour namhd by a noise
in the vicinity of his kitchen door. Taking
Ills revolver ho cautiously went to the door
nnd then opened it suddenly , The bur-
glailously Inclined individual on the outsldo
who was tiilug to effect an entrance to the
house , took to his heels. Ills speed was con
siderably accelerated by a couple of shots
llred in his direction by Mr. Bartlott. A
short time previously Mr. Babcock t
who lives at 1317 G street , was
awakened by a similar noise. After
n little quiet search ho found n man
( muling along the eaves of the house at the
base of the mansard ioof and evidently look
ing for a convenient window to loach the In
side of the house , Babcock had no gun , but
be ottleii'd the follow off the promises mid
then went ever to inform his neighbor , Mr ,
Bartlett , of the fact that the festive burjrlnrs
ivciu woiklng In tlio vicinity It was Bab-
coclc's warning that put Bartlett on his
guard ,
Ilirui ) Mutrlmonlnl .Minllts.
Got trude Car win came into dlsttli't court
this moi nlng with a petition which Informed
the Juduu that she married her husband
August U , Ifcsj , and that slnco that time lie
lias made lifo n burden to tier. Ho has long
been nddlcted to drink nr.d Is a hopeless '
vicclc. Shu wants thu custody of tlioir ono
child.
Louisa Motzgor married Clulstlan Motz-
Rcr eight i cats ago , but If thu allegations In
lioi petition for n divoico liled this moinlng
nro true , Christian has behaved in a decid
edly unchristian manner. Ho 1ms boon n
persistent \\lfobc\rter slum tlioir marriage
nnd she claims that.hls violence and abuse
has dcstrojcit her health She asks for the
restoration of her maiden namo.
Catherine Don ) alleges tbat her husband
desoitod hur four joars ngonnd that she has
boon compelled to support herself overs moo
bho wants a legal separation and tlio cus
tody of their two chlldion.
Intpualtnr * Will Talc n Action ,
The recent action of the stockholders of
the Nebiaskn Savings bank In asking per
mission of the supreme court to allow thorn
to wind up the bank's affair themselves ,
upon condition that they give to the state u
bond for HWI.OOO , > > ults thu depositors In part
onli. 'J hey do not object to thu proposed
plan , but they do claim that the time proposed -
posed , two ioars , Is too long nnd that they
nro entitled to their money sooner. They
have decided to held a meeting nt the clt\
couucll chamber Wednesday evening to take
action In thu matter. They state thiu thoj
are willing to make any reasonable coucus
along , but that they aio of the opinion thai
the stockholders uro able to inulto good thoii
losses inside of two j ears.
Allmnrotoro In Trouble.
The general merchandise store near Ito
corner of M iiml Ulovcnth streets in tlili
city , which was recently sold to n parti
imnied Baldwin , Is iu serious trouble , In
iho county court this forenoon J.V , Hart
ley , t Co. , the former proprietors , eonfcsiod
JuilKmont to the following creditor * and
amount * : Ashland Mill company , I31B81 :
Plummor , Perry tt Co , foiasl ; Konnard
Grocery company , H * > 45 In the district
court the Stool-Smith Grocery company
aakod Judgment for * 18T.v > 3. They allcRO
thatJ. W Hartley ft , Co. dUposcd of the
store to Baldwin for the tola purpose of do-
fr.tudlng tholr cicdltor * and ask the court
for a writ of attachment. The firm Involved
In the trouble Is composed of J. W. Hartley ,
J.IKnotti. . U. II. Rtckotts and William
Knoft.
Cnlli Him n Unit , Unit Mnn.
Some time since Prof. Dmgloy Brov n , In
structor In music at the Western Normal
college , commenced a suit in the district
court to recover from the trustees of that in
stitution the sum of Jo,500 which ho alleged
was duo him by reason of the cancellation of
his contract. Today the college men cnmo
Into court with a suit which denies all of
Prof. Brown's allegations and makes a few
of Its own , The college people claim that
Brown was Unmoral and entirely too familiar
with the lady members of the classes nt the
collcgoj that ho was a man addicted to low
and vulgar conversation , and that ho repeat
edly made Insulting remarks to young ladles
coming under his chnrgo In the music ; room.
They claim that by reason of his general Im
moral character a number of joung lady stu
dents loft the institution and that In consequence
quence of the unswory antics of the mus
ically inclined professor the college was
damaged to the amount of tfl.OOO , which the
court is respectfully asked to compel Brown
to pay into the treasury for the bonetlt of
the cause of higher education.
Hoitrd In Lincoln Court Rooms ,
The First National bank of Crete has com-
monucd suit against C. E. Chowlns to recover -
cover ? I.'JK ) on nn appo.il bond which ho
signed for ono John Lanham In n suit In
which the bank was a parly. Tlio bank won
the case , but Lanham neglected to cash up ,
Hcnco the picsont suit.
Klght cases In which the employes of the
Opclt hotel In this city secured judgments
against W. H. Atwood in the justice shops ,
were today appealed to the district court.
Doboiah G. King is another Capital Na
tional bink depositor to commence suit
against the directors for the amount of her
deposit.
The Farmers Ixian and Trust company
asks the district com t for an order compel
ling County Ticasui or Burnham to execute
to it a deed for a certain described plcco
of property which It claims to have pur
chased at public sale.
Lincoln In Ilrlof ,
Thirty-four coich loads of excursionists
visited the city yostordav.
The jiow telephone line was completed
from Lincoln to Grand Island today. The
distance Is ronsldei.iblv over 100 miles but
the who worked perfectly.
George Brown was today discharged by
United States Commissioner Billlngsloy , ns
no evidence to prove that ho hid opened
mall not intended for himself could bo otfcrcd
bv the paitlcs who caused his arrest.
Huns Albert , the well known Omaha
violinist , assisted in a concert given at the
Western Normal college this evening.
Henry D. Washington , James S. Tyler and
Foster W Jones became entangled In a free-
far all fisticuff this foienoon and all wcro
nucatcd and taken to the station. Wash
ington is a colored blacksmith , J , \ ler Is his
putnor and Jones is a horseman. The
trouble grow out ofn dispute as to the
proper method of shooing a horse.
S K. Marloy , ono of the proprlotots of n
shorthand Institute , who recently visited
Chicago , was given considerable notoriety
by the Lincoln nowspapcis and ono In
Omaha by their published statements to the
effect that ho had skipped the country for
the purpose of avoiding the payment of
debts. Ho Indignantly denies the story and
claims that ho w ont to Chicago to meet his
w ifo , who had been visiting in tlio oast.
Aflulrs nt I'romont.
FnrvioxT , Aug. 7. [ Special to Tun BEB ]
J. R. Buchanan of the Elkhorn is in the city
arranging for the Normal excursion to Chi
cago. It is likely to prove qulto a popular
opportunity for visiting the World's fair.
Some question has arisen vv ith regard to
the legality of examinations made by the
now board of pension examiner * It seems
that soon after the new appointments wcro
made an onranl/ition was effected and they
commenced business , but since that time the
members who have been relieved have re
ceived notice that their services would bo
dispensed with after the 10th inst. , and the
question arises whether the work of the
now board is legal.
The bnccalnurcato sermon at the Normal
school on Sunday by Rev. II. W. Tate was a
masterpiece nnd was listened to by a largo
and appioclative audience.
The city water was shut off about three
hours this morning for the purpose of con
necting with the new water tower.
J. A. Lllllo and Henry Van Dusen of
Omaha were in Fremont on Saturday mak
ing arrangements for the annual excursion
ot their Union Pacific Pioneer association
for Saturday next at the city park. They
promise six or seven car loads of people , all
of their own society. The peopio of Fremont
aio prepared to plvo them a very cordial
w elcomo.
The city boasts a high toned quoit club ,
with headquarters In the roar of the Fre
mont National bank. Colonel N. W. Smalls la
captain of the club nnd Gcorgo GoUfioj gen
eral manager. It seems to bo one of the
most popular of all the city spoiling organl-
tionsWilliam
William Fry , an old veteran of Mc-
Pheison post , Gtand Army of the Republic ,
was seriously injured by being thrown upon
thohorn of his stildlo whllo attempting to
catch a borso In the pastute.
Blue grass is sovorolv suffering from dry
weather and these who are reiving upon It
for "pasture will soon bo obliged to food.
HiifltliiKa Xe n Note * .
HASTINGS , Aug. 7 , [ Special to THK
Bi'E. ] About 10 o'clock last night residents
of Hastings were treated to a most splendid
manifestation of the aurora. An enormous
meteor which lighted the whole ho-vvons
llrst foil , and then broad streamers of light
reaching from near thu horizon half way up
to the zenith appealed in the northwest nnd
lasted for half an hour. The usuil August
stream of meteors appeared moro plentiful
than for some yoirs.
'
On the i'Jth'of this month the Modern
Woodmen of this section ot the state will
hold n picnic at Campbell's grove at Tiuni-
uull.
uull.W.
W. H. Fnsslor of Blue Hill and Mrs
lluUlu Wessols of this county were married
this evening at thu icsldonco of the latter.
Chief of Police C , H Wan/or Is mourning
thn loss of a flOO bhd dog which was stolen
Saturday night ,
Aiiangonionts nro now being made to hold
the annual county fair on September D , 0
and 7 nnd It Is hoped that the fair will bo
moro elaborate tli in any jot hold.
Franklin Reynard , the joung son of John
Roynard of the .Missouri Pacltlc railroad ,
was bulled this morning In Parkvlow couio-
torv ,
The young son of George Smith was also
butlod'in the same cemotory.
rommonciimeni at VViijnn ,
WAVMS , Autr , 7 [ Special Telegram to
Tim BEB ] This Is commencement week of
the Nobiaska Normal college of Wajno ,
Last evening the opera house was tilled to
ovorllowlng nnd the program was a Hulendla
ono. The students , ever UOO in number , mot
nt thu college building uud piocceded to tlio
opera housu , where the annual bnccalauroato
sermon was ptcached by Roy. William
Gorse of Noleigh. Many weio unable to
Boouio scats
Governor Crounso delivered an excellent
address bufoio the student * this evening ,
nnd more than 1,000 people crowded into the
opera house , vvhllu mi ay were unable to
gain admittance. Thieu hundred and thirty
students have been inn oiled at the college
the past terra ,
I'roimruil u Tlrkut Karl. ) .
TEKAMAH , Nob. , Aug. 7 [ Special to TUB
BKU ] If the early nominations gat the
county oftlces the Burt county prohibition
ists will got them. The few representatives
of tint party mot at tho. court house Thurs
day and nominated a full county ticket ns
< follow a ; Ilrlo Hrli-kbon , county clerk ; I. C.
Jones , treasurer ; U. L. Paimoleo , sheriff ;
John Oberst , county judge ; Miss Hannah
Wallace , supoi Intention t of schools : 1,11
bhufor , commissioner , nnd Dr. W. L. Plorco ,
coroner. In the evening A. Roberts of Lin
coln , chairman of the state central commit
tee of tha prohibition party , spoke to a few
V at the couit houaoou the platform of the
party. There vvai not much enthusiasm
- manifested.
COSTLY SYRACUSE BLAZE
Wftrnor'a Implement House and Other Struc
tures Destroyed by Fire.
ENTIRE CITY SERIOUSLY THREATENED
Ilnrd Work ot the Cltlreni required to
BAT * the Town Onc-HMf ot
the Lot * Covered by
Inaurnnc * .
STBACUSB , Nob. , Aug. 7. [ Special to TUB
BBB ] Monday morning a lire WAS discovered
in the rear of O. A. Warner's Implement
house. Being a wooden structure it was
soon a sheet of ilnino , communicating to
Halvorson's.jewelry store on the west nnd
Joico & Bell's harness shop and Hnrtman's
butcher shop on the cast. The build
ings wore quickly consumed. Joico & Boll
saved almost their entire stock , but the
others saved nothing. The loss is abojt
W.OOO , about one-half of which ii covered by
insurance. The small amount of daniago Is
accounted for by the cheap wooden buildIngs -
Ings , which had long boon considered lire-
traps. Considerable damage was sustained
by property owners on the opposite sldo of
tha street. Plato glass was cracked as far
as n block away , and only by hard work was
the on tire busincis portion of the town
saved.
Burl Uotinlr All'ilrfl.
TEKAMAH , Neb , Aug. 7. [ Special to Tun
Bun. ] Last week fifteen cars of fat cattle
were shipped to South Omaha by several of
Burt county's leading stockmen.
Preparations are now complcto for the
Burt county veteran reunion to bo hold in
this city Wednesday , Thursday and Friday
of this week. Church Howe , Governor
Ctounsoand several other speakers from
abroad will bo present to address the old
soldiers. The reunion will bo hold on the
fair grounds nnd every convenience for the
comfort of the "ho\s" bestowed upon thorn.
The grand blojclo touinamont to bo hold
at Craig Tuesday of this week promises to
have several compotltois from all parts of
the county. Fifty dollars Is to bo awarded
In prizes. A handsome gold medal and the
championship of Burt county will bo
awarded to the winner in the two-nulo race.
Itoiinlon Otmrturs In Iiomnnd.
GUAN-I ) ISLAND , Aug. 7.- [ Special to TUB
BI.I : ] Chairman George P. Dean and Quar
termaster Harry Harrison loft today for a
trip through the eastern part of the state in
the interest of the reunion. They will com
plete the job of billing the state before ro-
tuining. Work at Camp Logan has already
begun. The ramp Is boiuir staked off and
additional wells are belue tllivcn. Tlio ap
plications for hoadqu irters aio Highly en-
coutaging. Hastings asks room in camp for
1,000 men , and Keatnoy wants quarters for
COO Booth privileges are selling fast.
A theater is promised oveiy afternoon
and evening. Indications of a great attend
ance were never better.
Dentil of u > tbrj kii Veteran.
GUAM ) ISIAM ) , Aug. 7. [ Special to THK
Bui : J The death of Franlt Thomas , an old
soldier from Stromsburg , who was brought
to the homo only live days ago , occurred
jcstcrday morning. Ho was a member of
company D , Seventh Wisconsin infantry.
Ho was 52years of ago nnd was a very popu
lar member of the Stromsburg Grand Army
of the Republic post His brother , K N ,
Thomas , and W. D. Nlchol , undertaker of
Stromsburg , arrived here this morning and
will return with the remains The Inter
ment will take place at the latter city to
morrow.
Uoutlt of li ll HtliiK > Merchant.
HASTINGS , Aug. 7. [ Special Telegram to
Tun Bun ] News has been received here o
the death , recently , of A. J. Unna aj nls sis
tor's homo in Stockholm , Swedon. Mr.
Unna came to Hastings about eight jcars
ago and established a dry goods business ,
and was ono of the best known merchants
in the city. For souio time ho has been it :
poor health and his death at 57 years i
ascribed to Bright's disease and catarrh o
the stomach. His family is in Chlcagovvhen
ho acted as buyer for the Hastings store.
I'll tut Kirecis ofn hnnkolilte.
COZAD , Neb , Aug. i7. [ Special Telegram
to THE BPE. ] Tlio 7-ycar-old daughter of A
S Tnornburg , a farmer living about fourteen
miles northeast of here , Satuiday was bitten
ton on thu leg by n rattlesnake and diei'
in twenty-four houis.
Saturday a 2-months old baby belonging t
Mr. Joigenson , living north of town , wa
smothered to death by a child crawling ri
the cradle where it was Ij Ing asleep , whil <
the parents wore out doing chores.
Critical Condition of an Kditor.
SviiACUSB , Neb. , Aug. 7. [ Special Tele
giam to THE BEE ] Physicians today re
moved the loft oio-ball of Rev. G. S. Alex
ander , editor of the S > racuso Journal. Ho
has Doon troubled for soveial joars with
cancerous substance back and above the eye
and the lemoval of the oyo-ball was consul-
eiod the only chtuico of saving his life.
Since the operation the outlook is decidedly
unfavorable.
Fnnunil ol u 1'lonuor.
LTOSS , Neb , Aug. 7. [ Special to Tun BKB. ]
J. G. Coil , who died last Friday , was
uurlcd yesterday. The funeral procession
was the latgest over soon in Buit county.
The pall bearers woio old settlers who
came hoio twonty-nlno years ago. Rev. J ,
B. Ptlest of the Methodist church , and Rov.
Hugh McNinch of the Presbitotlan church ,
conducted the funeral exercises.
Crete Morchiint Clmod Out.
CIIETE , Aug. 7. [ Special to TUB BEE ]
The clothing stoic of J. A. Dorso was closed
by the shorilf this morning , under attach
ment taken out by Ben Heir on notes of
$1,400. Heir Is a farmer to whom Dorso Is
indebted to that amount. Othurattachmonts
will follow.
Fireworks , balloon , Btorooptlcon views.
Courtlund boacli this ovoning.
I'Lsisa OF imi. mwJiiiiTJss.
Colonel risk linn n l.lttlo Schema to MiiUo
tlio do Id Ilugn Coma to Tlinii ,
CHICAGO , Aug , 7. Colonel A. C. Flsk of
Colorado , n dolegata to the silver conven
tion , has rotnalncd in the city in consultation
with prominent blmotalllsts from all sections
of the country , perfecting plans to force con
gress to give tlio nation ft eu coinage of silver
and some measure of justice to the debtors
and pioducois. Ho stated to n pi ess rot
porter that u determination had boon
leached to use ovary possible argument to
convince the east that it was In the interest
of all classes to icstoio silver and give Iho
countiy a proper par capita circulation with
which to do business , and , If the cast per
sisted In reducing the volume of money ,
which would enslave the west and south ,
that n combined elTort would bo bo made by
these sections towlpu out the protective
tariff nnd pension every soldier vvho crvcd
In cither the federal or confudoiato aimlcs ,
tholr widows and orphans , and to enact a
law providing a graduated iiicomo tax for
that purpose.
Light and bright comedy will hold the
boards nt Bojd's tonight nnd tomorrow night ,
No moro welcome announcement can bo
rniido thau the return of Uhailos Frobman's
comedy "Juno" with Miss Jcnnlo Yoamans
In the leading lolo. 'June" will be piocndod
during thu Omaha engagement by an original
one-nut play entitled , "Tho Setting of the
Sun. " . "Jnne" bus boon before thu amuse
ment public for over two j oars , and that with
uniform success. The cam is , of a whole , of
uncommon strength and is the same that
has been engaged in thu pi escalation of the
comedy throughout tlio country. "Jano"
scored a run of nearly live months in New
Yoik and over 100 nights iu Boston and
Philadelphia. A brilliant engagement is
looked for.
Acid 12x | > lotan.
A bottle of acid exploded In the store
house of the Richardson Drug company at
the corner of Ninth uud Jones streets about
8 o'clock last night. TM sholo building WAS
titled with the fumes arid1 fearing that there
was n flro inside nn onitofjturned in a still
alarm to onglno house Np < 3. Ths firemen
found that thcro were ho flames And they
notified the proprietors 'Of ' the ulnco. The
damage will not amount to tnoro than ft few
dollars. ,
Fireworks , balloon 'storooptloon ' views ,
Courtland bcauh this , evening.
BOARD OF EflTJOATION.
Itnrely n Quorum Attnmleit tha Flrit
.Monthly Mooting Ijiit r.vnnlng.
The first monthly mooting of the Board of
Education in August attracted barely A
quorum of the members Wt evening , these
present being President Powell nnd Messrs.
Akin , Burgess , Gibson , Thomas , Knodoll ,
Hlguttor , C. H Bnbcock and Plorson. Mr.
Morrison arrived late.
Attorney Baxter recommended postpone *
ment of payment of the claim of Rushnrt &
Co. for lining in earth around the Central
school building bccauso of a question of the
true facts regarding the alleged assignment
of the contract , and conlllctlng statements of
the Interested parties.
The Midland National Innk of Kansas
City asked for the allowance of 11,004 duo
the Smoad company for ventilating work on
Omaha school buildings. Referred.
Applications for teachers' positions were
received from Miss A. K. Graham nnd Miss
Clara Schonck.
S. L. Wiley submitted a communication ,
asking that the terms bo shortened , both as
to closing at the end of the school year and
opening nt the beginning , owing to the
oppressive temperature in Juno and the
early part of Soptombor. Referred.
W. A. Olmstcad asked to bo allowed to nut
In his patent slate for blackboards in the Kcl-
lom school. Placed on file.
Attoinoy Baxter submitted n synopsis of
Judge Scott's decision declaring the Invalid
ity of the coil llccuso ordinance. Placed on
file.
County Superintendent Hill was granted
the use of the High school for the annual In
stitute and examination of teachers begin-
g nin August 21.
A discussion occurred ever the motion to
refer the assigned claim of Doncckcn t Co.
for work on the Ilartman and Franklin
schools , Mr. Morrison Insisting that such a
course would keep laboring men out of their
. It was referred by a vote of 7 to U.
Say. Morrison vouchsafed the information
that a strike would follow In the morning.
The Holbrook & King Co asked the allow
ance of a claim for setting boilers and mixIng -
Ing valves , because of the stilngcncy of the
money market and the crowding of subcon
tractors Referred.
Attorney Baxter was granted leave of ab
sence from August 12 to September 10
Andy Clifford asked the allowance of $13 ,
alleged to bo duo since IS'JO , for janitor serv
ice. Referred.
The city treasurer's report for July was
road and nlacod on rile
Mrs Mary L. Sinford offered to soil the
board the "recipe nnd full Instructions" for
making blackboards accoidlng to the for
mula used by Silas W. San ford , deceased.
The boaro. declined to make the deal.
Ex-Janitor Busch of the Long school ,
through his attoinoy. served notice that ho
had boon removed without cause before the
expiration of his "legal term of ofllco , " nnd
ho wanted pay up to and including August
1U , Ib'J I Placed on file.
The resignations of Miss Jessie Lozlor nnd
Miss Mattlo Hussoy as teachers were ac
cepted.
All bids for furnishing pianos for kinder-
parten use were rejected and new bids called
for. The committee on buildings reported
in favor of allowing several llnal estimates
The final estimates on the Saratoga school
weionot allowed , but the Lothrop school
contractor was allowed his llnal estimate and
the building accepted.
The Saratoga ostimatn was then recon
sidered and the claim allowed.
The committee on rules suggested now
regulations for the issuance of supplies ,
limiting their allowance to Saturdays. Re
ferred.
Now cement sidewalks wore ordered laid
In front of the now Central school
Plans wore ordered drawn for a now
chimney nt the Park school and bids asked ,
the committee on buildings to award Con
tract on llllng and acceptance of a proper
bond.
The bond of the custodian of supplies was
fixed at $2,000.
The bids submitted for supplies and work
on now buildings were referred without
opening to the proper committees , and the
board adjourned for ono w cek.
Fireworks , balloon , stoi oppticon views ,
Coui tland bench this evening.
CURBENCY REMITTANCES.
Malinger Suossonlmoli of the Willow
Spring * Dlntlllory Tiilkn.
Recent dlspitchos from Washington Indi
cate that the government would require the
remittance of internal revenue taxes in cur
rency by the distilleries composing the
Whisky trust.
In reply to n question as to the piobablo
effect this would have upon the Willow
Springs distillery hero , Manager Suossen-
bach said : "The Distilling & Cattlefoeu-
inx company is what In referred to ns the
Whisky trust. Its product consists chiefly
of'alcohol and snirits , not whiskies in the
common acceptance of the word. Louisville ,
Ky. contains the laigo whisky distilleries
of this countiy and , as I understand It , they
applied to the government to bo allowed to
export their products , or else secuio nn ex
tension of time to pay the taxes , both of
which was denied thorn.
"i'lio three years time during which whis
kies can remain in bond without tax bad nl-
luady expired and the government felt
indisposed to grant an extension to pay the
internal revenue. I do not know anything
about the icliisal of the government to ac
cept certified chocks in Poorlu , 111. As it
has done so horotofoio it would have no
effect on us , as wo can go to the United
States depository here and draw the amount
in currency if requited instead of paying in
cheeks as I did today.
"Ofcouisoin a smaller city like Pcorla ,
where this manufuctuio composes the prin
cipal Industry , It might work n hardship , as
it would compel them to import currency
constantly in order to pay the revenue , Day-
ing as they do , perhaps , $100,000 some davs.
Under the system In vogue , so far , no extra
ordinary amount of currency w as needed
there , the certified checks taking its place.
"If such an order has bcnn issued I bellevo
It will bo lesclnded as soon as the uecretarv
is imulo acquainted with the facts In cuso
it Is allowed to stand , all tlio distilleilos
and not these in what Is denominated as the
Whisky trust alone will bo effected to .some
extent auzoidlng to location and the ability
of their banks to pay thn currency
"Tho trust mode of doing business Is to al
low the wholes tiers of Umpioilucts a rebate
after six mouths , vvhlc-lw lrtunlly amounts
to paying the profits ncuriilug to thu busi
ness , BO that they may bo enabled to ucll at
the market quotations.
"Tho Willow SptIngs , ( J ! tlllory shut down
on the 1st of June for repairs and because
cuttlefoodlng , out ofvlluh | n tmuiooftho
prollts arisos.does not pay xlui Ing the summer
months , but wo will , .iH'rhups , start up
again In a month or so. During this time
wo ate taking caio of o\ir Joeal trade. The
California ttado will rotu"iu to us In the full ,
as it is naturally tilbutary to this part of
the country , Wo keep now about twenty
men at work , but us sodn ns wo start up
again wo shall employ nj/put / 100 men.
Oniulm < ; iiuriU'l.lictlon ,
At a icgular meeting 6Vthe Omaha Guards
lust evening Lieutenant Mulford was elected
ila
captain by acclamation. Captain Mulford
has been with the company since its Inception
tion , The present prosperous condition of
the guards is largely duo to his personal ef
forts In directing tlio affairs of the company.
Second Lieutenant Wilson was elected
first lieutenant , vice Mulford , piomotod ,
while Sergeant Ten 1Cok was elected second
end lieutenant. The guards give an exhibi
tion drill iu Courtlauu beach Thursday even
ing and later In tlio season take part in a
prize drill at Grand Island ,
Deed of Jilted Lover.
JACKSO.V , Miss , Aug , 7. Charles McCor-
mlck shot , Jeanette Neil this morning and
then turned the revolver on himself , sending
n bullet through his brain. Ho. died at noon ,
The girl was struck In itio loft sldo of the
note , the ball passing through her pulato.
She will recover. The cause of the shooting ,
was that she refused to marry hliu.
c CAME DOWN IN TORRENTS ]
Drops Benefited and Damage Done by Rains
in Poooa Vnlloy ,
BURSTING OF THE GREAT DAM AT EDDY
Carried Awny by lh Haiti of
Wntwri Two Onyi of Stcnrty Show-
ri Tut All tha St reruns Oat of
Their Itnnki.
Er , PASO , Tox. , Aug. 7. A upoclftl to the
Times from Kiltly , N. M. , says : The greatest
flood over known In the Pocoa valley oc
curred Saturday. The great nm nbovo
Efldy gave way at 10-40 a in. and vvntor
seriously dnmnRoil the principal part of the
main Ilumoacrosi the ri\or and two vraeon
bridges wore cnrriod nway and the Hapor-
man dam nml water power ilamaped , 'J'ho
town of lilily nnd all farms and settlements
along the i Ivorvcro nil nbovo the Hood line
nnd no lives woio lost , i'linro has been
n. steady downpour of rain throughout
the vnlloy for two dnjs pist , culminating
In successive cloudbursts on Frldiiy night
nnd Saturday morning , which did the dam
age. Farmers all have bountiful crops ,
vvliloh , bccauso of the continued rains , will
not need further irrigation.
TI1KV 1)11) NOT SL'lllKE.
Mluourl Minor * Itnliim to On Out to Aid
Tliclr Knnnan Ilretliron.
KANSAS CITY , Aug. 7. The strike of all
miners In Missouri ordered for today by n
dolugato convention of minors hold here n
week ago did not materialize. At n few of
the lesser mines some of the men wont out ,
but at tlio great mining coutcts the work
men refused to atilko. The strlko was
oidcrod to bolster up the losing causa or the
Kansas strlko nnd not because the Missouri
men had any grievance of tholr own.
At Lexington about 500 men struck work ,
being less than half the whole number of
men employed thoro. Three hundred men
at Higglnsvlllo and Corder went out and at
Hamilton about 100 quit. At Dovlor and
Klch Hill , the great mining centers of the
state , there was no strlko
At Loavonworth , Kan , nhout sovonty-llvo
menioturnod to woiK. Many men mo ap
plying for positions and It Is expected full
forces will bo .it work iu all the mines there
by the end of the week.
WKNT T1IUUUUII A JIKIDCU.
Tliroo Men Killed with Many lload of
Cnttlo niul Ilornon.
RICHMOND , To * . , Aug. 7. Wllllim Nash of
Brazoila county was transferring a herd of
cattle across the bridge ever the Brazes
rhorat this point today when the structure
collapsed , carrying with it two nogioes , 200
hold of cattle and twenty hoises. The
negroes wore killed , as well as many head
of stock. Nash'i body , In a horribly
mutilated condition , has boon recovered.
The bridge was icccntly built at a cost of
$30,000. Awcokagoa similar accident oc
curred on the Brazes biitlgo ncir Calvorts.
Will Not Alii tlio l.niKl Grnlibor * .
TOPEKA , Aus7. . The freight depvrtmonts
of the Hock Island and Santa Fo railroads
last week received applications to charter
special trains of stock cars , which the appli
cants desired to load with "homo seekers"
and run into the Choi okoo Strip : it the sound
of the pun on opening day. In this way men
on horseback could bo easily outstripped in
the rnco and the best town lots and quarter
sections picked up. The companies refused
to bo n paity to the scheme. The only
special trains which will bo run into the
Strip that day will bo oxcuision trains con
taining spectators , and they will move so
slowly as to be of no advantage to the passengers
songors on board.
In the Interest of Irrlffiltlon.
" GUEAT BEND , Kan , Aug. 7. A mass con
vontlon of Kansans interested in irrigation
was hold here today. Resolutions were
adopted declaring It to bo the duty of fed' '
oral and state governments embraced within
the arid regions of the west to render sub
stantiul aid m the construction of prope
systems of iriigation A cill was also Issued
for an interstate convention , to bo composed
from the Dakotas , Nebraska , \\jomlng\
Colorado , Kansis , Oklahoma. Texas and
Now Mexico , to bo bold in Sallna , Kan. ,
Thursday , September ! 23 Every county in
the states named will bo entitled to throi
delegates.
novcii Convicts Knupo.
SALT LAKE. Aug. 7. [ Special Telegram t
THE Bui ; ] Seven desperate convicts es
caped from the Utah penitentiary yesterday
in broad daylight , while the guard vva
asleep. Their names are : Thomas Oriuln
W. A. Hubbard , W. R. Padcn , John Connors
Thomas Heed , "Red" McDoimott and Jamo
Young. The prisoners made their escape by
scaling the walls with a rope. Forty prls-
oneis could have escaped had they been so
disposed. Young was captmcd yesterday
evening. Today there nro twonty-flvo
oftlcors seaiohiug for the other six fugitives.
I.owelllng'it M honu' .
Toi'BKA , Aug. 7. Governor L , < nvollint ; this
morning appointed Silas Rutledgo of Valley -
loy Palls , Benjamin Ilellbrun of Osage City ,
W. J. Wilson of Wichita , and ThygoSogard ,
the Danish vice consul at Kansas City , com
missioners to Chlcaeo to confer with ropro-
sentathos of foreign governments attend
ing the World's fair , on the subject of steam
ship tianspottation to ] > uropo by way of the
Gulf of Mexico. The governor continues to
receive letters from all parts of the west
commending his project.
I.lttln llerom 1'orUll.
ST. JOSEPH , Aug. 7. Ycstoidav afternoon ,
at Maryvlllo , Kan , August , Barney and
Sophia Sotro woio all drowned in the Big
Blue river wlnlo bathing. They were aged
8 , Kliiml 11 .voais , The girl had waded out
too far and the bois vvuro diowncd whllo
trying to save her.
Null \Vorlt * Itiirnrd.
OAKLAND , Cal , , Aug 7. The I'acillo Nail
works but nod. Loss , $200,030 ; Insurance ,
$80,000 ,
Fli'oworkfl , balloon , Htoruoitluon ] vlows ,
Cuurtlund beach this ovonhi'r.
I'nlicn J'.iriiKnipltM.
John Rlb.v , Joe Cosgrovo and Will Parsons ,
bojs about 111 years old , weio auostcd us
variants last night.
Will I'ahnor was arrcstod by Odlcer Sulli
van last night down In the "dlstrltt. " '
Palmer is charged with carrying concealed
weapons and resisting an ollicer ,
Mary Allen and "l < ddlo" Dub ir , retldenti
of the district , Imbibed too much liquid en
thusiasm List night nnd "tried to kick the
spots off the moon " Two olllcois came
along while the gills wcro tiiigagoti In this
imaginary occupation , and gave thorn afree
ride to the police station ,
"John Dee , " ical iiamo unknown , was nr-
rested last night on the charge of being
drunk and Insulting ladies on th'i street Ho
is said to bo n traveling man. Ho came In
off a ttlp yestoiduy and proceeded to irrigate
his alimentary canal with copious pot loan of
rod and amber coloied liquors. Ho soon
reached a stage uliero ho bullovcd the world
and all In It wcio"hlsn" Ho made insultIng -
Ing romaiks to sin oral ladies who were pass
ing the corner of Klo\entli and rnrnam
aticots nnd was having n gre-it dual of fun
until an ofllfer caught him in tha net of nc-
coiling a lady. "Doo" was then lundud DO-
hind tiin bats nt polluo hoadquartora ,
Corn Crop A snrml ,
William I. Kiorstoad spent Sunday in
InP
Washington county. ilosajs the corn crop >
Is assured , rain or shlno. At Mr , James
Crulckshanks was eights acres In 2Sn
which the owner thinks will bo a sure cror
of eighty bushuls to the aero. Corn in thai
vicinity loottod equally us wall. Mr. Kior
stead htouttht In u stalk that was orn ra '
uieutod with four well developed oais.
ca Mcott'll Outing ,
Judge C. R. Scott of the district bench
who has been hearing causes In chamber
rai
siuco the expiration of the spring term
leases this morning for a month's outing
! ( to ROCS dlroctly to the 1'Aclflo conit nnd
snili from Tni'onift for AUibn M > out August
13 , Tnn judge will rnturn Yla San Franoltco
In ttmo to bn At lilt | > est nt the opening of
the September term of court
Judeo Uavls has returned from bit turn-
mor virMlon ,
Pileof peopio hive DUOS , out Do Witt's
Witch Mitel Silvo will euro tliom.
- T7UI.YI ' /V I.V CII1C.1OU.
Oitorg * Frnnrli Olvci Up IIli Novr fork
Oltltmmlnp tor the Windy City ,
Cnicxoo , Aug. 7.-Cltlen Ooorgo Francis
TrAio li wedded to Chicago. The poromony
was solemnlrodAtmldnlghl Saturday around
the eonin table of the Whltochapol club.
The citizen sent Now York her dlvorremont
yesterdAy morning. The tolegrnm road :
"E. T. Mp.iuriEi u , Contlnontftl Hotel , Now
Yoikt Chicago tlUrounts Coiraos. World'a
fair oi'llpioa Aladdin's wlldost droims Giro
up my room with youj Chicago keeps tny
grip. "
grip.Vhon
\Vhon this mes ARO had boon sent Ooorgo
Francis started on a llttlo jaunt to celebrAte
his llrst day as a cttirnn of Chicago.
Plica of peopio h.\vu IIHL'S , out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel S ilvo w 111 CUM them.
i.nv 01 ntti < t.i.\ns.
Stiu Sitlviidor T | > | OVB VlltitRo a I'lnnUtlon
iiinl Muliroitt Man unit \\onicii.
SAN FIIANCISCO , Aug. 7 Advfccs from San
Salvador to July 15 nay : Ono hundred and
fifty brigands attacked the hoilsoof Sllvorln ,
a wealthy , aged planter , beat him brutally ,
outraged his wife and maid servant , terror
ized the laboreis , secured f20,000 In cash and
a lot of jewels , and Hod to the mountains.
Troops were sent in puisult and so far have
captured and shot seventeen , at il are still
pursuing the othcis.
Piles of people } Imo piles , but Do Witt's
Witch HazulSal\uwlllcutu them.
Conrlhimt llmiuli ltrcczo >
The number of bathers was greater than
on any Monday since the opening.
This afternoon the Good Templars of
Omaha and South Omaha will hold a picnic
at the beach.
The tegular Inlloon ascension took place
list night and was , as usual , a success , the
b \lloonlst landing on the north sldo of the
lako.
lako.Tho
The ring attraction , attached to the
carousal , is a diawlnt' cird , which would Increase -
crease the patronage if it was lowered
within the reach of all.
On account of the stiff brcoo from the
south the canvas upon which the storooptl-
con vlows aio usually lolloctod was blown
dow n last night , consequently there were
no vlows. _
The attractions tonight are the best of
any yet offered. They include the balloon
ascension and double p uachute jumps ; lire-
wotlts , part of which will bo displajed on
the water. The storcopticon A lows will bo
ghcn In addition to the other numerous
wa > s of enjoyment.
Piles of people tiavo pucb , oui Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Sil\o will euro tnom.
Found Utility of Forgery.
PAIUS , Aug. 7. Duciot , editor of Cocardo ,
and Norton on trial for conspiracy
and forging documents , purporting to bo
stolen from the British embassy , compromis
ing prominent Frenchmen In treasonable
actions , have boon found guilty. Duorot
w as sentenced to ono year , and Noitou to
three y oais.
Piles of people have pi.os , out Do Witt's
Witch Hiuol Salvo wlllcuro tliom
PURELY VEGETABLE
Dr. Tiorco's Pleas
ant I'cllota. They're
a compound of refined -
, fined and concon-
Itratcd botanical eoc-
/trncts. / These tiny ,
'
sugar coated pellota
the smallest and
A the cosiest to take
absolutely and
porninnently euro
Constipation , Indi
gestion , Sick and Bilious Headaches , Dizzi
ness , Uilious Attacks , and all derangcmonta
6f the liver , etomncb , and bowels.
They euro permanently , bccauso they act
naturally. They don't shock nnd weaken
the system , like the huge , old-fashioned
pills. And they're more effective Ono
little pellet for n corrective or laxatlvo
throe for n cathartic ,
Tboj'ro the cheapest pills you can buy , for
they're guaranteed to give satisfaction , or
your money Is returned.
You pay only for the good you got.
Searles
PHYSIBMS
SURGEONS
&
Specialists
CHRONIC , NEUVQUS
AM )
P3JVAT2 DISEASES
\Vo euro Cutarrh , AH Digonvoi of tlio
NoHO.Throut , Choit , Stoiuuoh. Bowoli
and Liver. Rhouumtlini , Dyipopsln ,
Blood. Shin "ml Xidiioy Divonnoi ,
Female Woaluiunaoi , Lust Manhood
CURED , an I nil forum of
WEAK MEN
HYDUOOKLH AND VAHICOCKJ.K iwrinnnnntly
and HUccc Iidly uuiutl Muthuiliiuw anil unfailing1.
-1 Iti : VI'HI.M 11 V VIAII , a
I'lf KS FISTUM. FISSUHK. psrnniioiitly otiroi ,
llliout tlio use of Knlfo , lltraturu or caiiHilp.
All in U ulloHorn prlvatii or tlultuUu tuturo , ot
cilhor dux , poHltlvoly ennui
Cnll un or aihlnmu , with atninp. ( or Rhculara ,
I'ruu Hook , UoulpuH unU byaiptoin lll.uika ,
Dr. Searles & Sairles , "cJSi' lWAK
ITCHING HUfflOeS
Torturing , dUtlKurlni ; crzmrj ,
ana in cry jji.Un of lulling , 1 ur -
IIILeuil ) , ( .riulid , and | ilmply
nUu mid ernhi illnetc \ * . u Ith dry ,
thin , nnd fullint : luilr , rdluuc H ty
li rliiKlo ai > ] illcnllon , and
anil tcoiioink.illy ( iinil uy tlio
CuTicmu Kr.Miuiha , vvbun Uia
lot jibjtlcliius ,
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK.
, , TJ , 8. Depository , Omaha , Nob.
- CAPITA ! , , - 8400,000
- SUKPLU3 , . . . 505,000
, Offlcnrs nnd Directors-Henry , Yates prc l'
dent , It O. Cudliliitf , vlio proaldunt , O. S. Maurlw ,
VV. V. Moruo. John S. Colllun , J , M. II. 1'atrlok
, LuwlttU Hood , cuaulur.
. THE IRON BANK ,
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort ninl improvement find.
IcmU to i > cr onnl enjoyment when
rightly tiscti. The ninny , who live bet
tcr than others nml enjoy iifo more , vv 1th
less expenditure , by moro promptly
rulnplini * tlio v orltl'9 best products to
the needs of physical being , will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
Inxntiro principles embraced iu Iho
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence U iliio to its pre'cntlng
in the form most nccoptnblo nnd plena-
nnt to the taste , tlio refreshing nnd truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax-
ntivo ; cflectually ciumising the system ,
( Handling colds , hoatlnelies and fovcra
nnu periimiientiy curing constipation.
It htn given satisfaction to millions nnd
met with the nppiovnl of the medhinl
profession , because it nets on the Kid
neys , Liver nnd Bowels without weak
ening them ami it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in COc aiml bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
nnd being well informed , yon will not
accept any substitute if .ollercd.
DR. SGiJENGK'S
Mn.ndrn.ko Pills have a value us n house
hold romcdymi- beyond ttio power of Inn-
gunfjo to doscribo. The family can
hardly bo true to itself thnt does not
keep them on hand for use In omorgon-
clos.
Is the only vo ; otiblo sutatiiuto for that
dangerous mineral , MnucuuY , nnd
while its action ns a cutnlivo is fully
equal , it possesses nouo of the perilous
ell eels.
In Constipation , Mandrake nets upon
the bowels without disposing thorn to
subsequent Costivonoss.
No remedy acts so directly on the
liver , nothing so speedily cures Sick
Headache , Sour Stomach -
ach , nnd Biliousness us
these
Kor Sale by all nrmslsts. Prlco 2. " > ot . per
box ; 3 boxes for OS ots. ; or _ sent by mull , nosb-
IIRO free , mi receipt of nrke. Ur. II.
SuhonoK St. ban. I'hll ulolpht.u
OUSTER'S
LAST
BATTLE
FIELD.
A visit to this spot , which is now t >
national cemetery , Is oxtromorly inter
esting. Here seventeen yonra ngo Gen-
ornl Ouster and Ilvo companies of Iho
Seventh United States caviilrynuinbor-
injr ever 200 ofllcora nnd men , wore cut
to pieces by the Sioux Indiana nnd
nllied tribes under Sitting Bull. The
battlefield , the vnlloy of the Little Big
Horn , located some forty odd rnllos
south of Custor , Mont. , n station on the
Northern Pacific railroad , cnn bo onslly
leached by st'ipo. If you will vvrlto
Charles S. Foe , St Paul , Minn. , inclos
ing 4 cents In nostago , ho will send you
a handsomely illustrated 100 paijo book ,
free of chin go , in which you will find u
graphic nccount of tlio snd catastrophe
which overtook the bravo Custor and his
followers in Iho valley of the Llltlo Dig
Horn in Juno , ' 70.
( C'oiiHiiltntioii Prop. )
In uiiiurimsjoJ In thu truntmoat
of ull
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FIRE.PHOGFING HOUSES.
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