THE DAILY BEE OMAH V. SATURDAY , JUNE 10 , 1882.
The Daily Bee.
EJaturJay Mornlntr , Jure 10.
"Weather Kopott ,
( The following observation * ftto taken at
the name moment of tlmoatMlthe stations
The era of heat and dual is nlmoat nt
hand ,
la Omaha golnj ? to Imvo n public cclo-
liratlnn of the Hh of July , or uoll
Ueliclutn strawberrlcn , raspberries
and other frulU ol the Bo.iBon at Wieiiior'8.
_ This is BplonJId corn weather nnd the.
stalks nro allotting up so fast that they
can almost bo vcon moving.
The time for tha rendition of the
"Jout" Ins been sot for Juno IClh nnd
17th.
The Burletta to Lo given at Itoyd'n ,
JnuolOnndlT , is the "Olil Joust , " but
not "Joust ns of Old. " Now colloquy ,
music and scones have been added.
A now clerk of the couuty court hna
bean nppointeJ nnd assumed the duties of
his oflL-e. It , is Mr. Will. Gurloy , n
ncphow ot Gen. Wlleon , of the military
lieadqunrlcm.
One of the handsomest bouquets wo
*
have eecn thin icasou waH that left by
County Surveyor Smith nt the county
clcrk'i ) olfico yesterday. Ho Kit'iored ' the
floworfl on his own place.
The hearing tf John Bcott , on the
charge of nis&ult and battery upon the
person of George Wilcox , ! H fixed for 2 p.
m. , of the 13th , but ho will likely hear
from the grand jury before tint timo.
There id a great deal of complaint now
of thp quality of qaa furnithod to con
sumers in thin city. Half the time n tal
low caadlo would giro bettor light than
seine of the gas jets , and those who pay n
high price for good gas want to know why
they don't get it.
A hole l.tr 0 enough for a man to in
sert his arm has been cnt or broken in the
powder hou 10 out ou the Hits. It is
probable that HOUIO hays have broke in the
hole anJ iierhipi .obhtractad some of tbo
powder , and ct ull ovoutn the place ia in
u dangerous condition.
It has btcn currently reported that n
consolidation was pending between the
two German papers of Omaha , The Post
and Telegraph , bub wo learn from good
authority that' the consolidation will not
take place.
The thermometer at Mnx Meyer & ,
Bro. , the Jewelers and Optician ? , from
12 m/Tliuraday until 12 in. Friday indi
cited the flowing : 12 m. , 82 ° ; 2 p. m. ,
2'j7 n.'m.80 ° ; 0 p. in. , 75 ° ; 7 n. m. ,
C8/j 10 'Vt. JM. , 720 12 ' in. , 60 ° ; 2 n ,
_
The nnnuaf'jiarish Sunday school
picnlo of St. Barnabas church A ill bo held
to-day nfteinoon at the park , A cor
dial invitation is extended to nil the people
of the parish nnd tlniir friends ; also to the
friends of the children ntlendinr the par
ish school nnd not otherwise connected
with the pailsli.
Through the columns of Tun Em : , wo
would wish to challenge Cruickahank'i )
baao ball nine to a game to bo played on
the -1th ol July. Abe to remind them ol
of our challenge to other games , issued a
short lima vga , nnd of which wo rcrmeal
their acceptance or rcf uial , Morso'a base
boll nine.
Mr. N. 0. Thill U quite indignant at the
action of the nuthorltioa with regard to
tbo men arreeto I on Sunday night on BUB
piston of burglarizing the saloon of Jettaon
and Skew , bccnuno of ono of the nutnbe
being taken out of bed after he hod been
there for eomo time , nnd afterwards , when
the charge could not be made on burglary
two of the men were convicted of Intoxl
cation and Bent to jail. Mr. Thill ha
since paid their fines and released them
and ho wants it understood that ho can
always be found at homo and ready to ex
plain the alleged burglary to the natMao
tion of til.
A new track ] * being laid south of th
Union Pacific depot , which , when com
pletcd , wilt ba used by the dummy train
ThU will BVO passengers ono trip acrcn
the numerous trucVo , aa they will n it hav
to come back over the tracks after reach
kg the denot and imrchasingtheir tickets
One of the men at work on the Soutl
Oman * sewer , Mr. Shannon , was liodly
injured Friday by the slipping of ui
odre which he waj using , by which he jo-
coivcd a bad cut In the right leg ,
-"Paint" ia the motto now decoratlnj ,
the varioui nontofllco entrances , and is a
precautionary measure which those wh
KO about in good clothes will do well t
heed.
President Perkins and Vice 1'realden
Tonzalin , of the Chicago , Burlington am
Quinoy , nre 01 pouted In Omaha on BunJa
from Denver. Mr. Touzalln will remai
Jiere several days.
The Lutheran youn j peoploU eociabl
was held latt night at the house efMrf
JUthaui , Howard street , between Fi
teehth and Sixteenth streets.
The caje of Cartberlue Tully , chargct
with beating a son of Frank Benolkcr
was continued in police courfi until Jun
loth.
Ktiluojr Complaint Cured.
B. Turner , Kochestor , N , Y.
writes ; ' 'I have beou for over a yen
subject to serious disorder of the kid
neya , and otten unableto attend t
business ; I procured your Burdoc
Blood Bitters and was relieved bofor
half tbo bottle waa used. I intend t
continue , us I feel confident they wi
entirely euro me. " Price $1.00.
A STATELY STRUCTURE ,
The Marble Palace Now doing
Up in the "Lono Star"
State ,
Planned by the Architoot of
the Omaha Oourb *
HOUBO
The Bronza Figure and the
Blazing Biar.
A Fairly-Liko Ediflco and a
Spartan Sronghold.
Moans of Protecting the Texan
Tronnaro Box.
A Talk With the Man Who PJnnnod
tbo Qroat Work.
TUB UKK yesterday chronicled the
rrivr.l of Mr. E. E. Alyom , the nroh-
, cct of the now Douglas county court
louao nnd last evening the reporter
md thn plcaauro of mooting the iron
loman nt the Withuoll huueo , where *
10 in stopping.
In the contest for the privilege of
urniahing pluna for the Omaha court
ioua , Mr. Myors came out ahead in a
very largo list of competitors , and a
noniion of anmo of the olhor work
which ia at present occupying hia at-
ontion , nnd bo of interest to our
itizcn ? , and may convince them of
ho wiao choice made by the county
ommissionora.
OUR OWJt OOUKT IIOUSH ,
First , however , it ia well to say
hat Mr. Myers came to ascertain
lie piogrcas now being made upon the
mihliug on the Fnrnam street hill ,
vhich ho visited yesterday in company
with Commissioner Droxcl , and
coined much.ploasod with the condi-
ion of things them. The concrete is
aid , the footings wore being laid yes-
prday , and to-day the mam founda-
ion walla wcro commenced. Mr.
tfoyors is of the opinion that the
grading of Farnam street and the
TOSS otroots , which has been going on
or Bonio time , will prove of great ad-
antago in adding to the fine appoar-
nco of the now structure.
Till : ARCHITKUT AM ) HIS FIELD ,
Mr. Myors is a citizen of Detroit ,
Michigan , and was engaged in the
onstruction Borvico during the war of
ho rebellion. Ho is in the prime of
ifo , tall , powerfully built , with iron
grey hair and moustache , and would
safiily bo tnkcd for a retired oflioar of
ho regular arity. Ilia field of work
xtonds over a very largo territory , in-
luJing the entire United States and
ha Dominion of Canada.
The crowning work of his lifo. how-
vor. ia the now capitol of the "Lono
Star' ' ' state , Texas. This magnificent
tructuro will bo the second largest
) uilding in size in the world , the capi-
, ol at Washington being the largest.
t was ordered by the legislature of
878 and is being built by J. B. Fur-
well & Co. , of Chicago , in considora-
ion of
ofAN
AN KN01UIOUH LAND ( HUNT
of : i,000OOD acres of land situated in
ho northern part of Texas and ad-
dining the Indian Territory ; The
, ract thus ceded is 107 miles long and
52 miles wide , and is almost as largo
as the state of Indiana , and many
imos the size of some of our eastern
states. A river runs through its on-
ire length , it is fertile , well watered ,
md withal ouo of the finest pieces of
and the aun ever shone upon. Throe
lifleront railroads are being built
awards it , but will not bo allowed to
> ass through , as the owners are colng
o stock its vast plains with cattle ,
md propose to resorvo.it for that pur-
> oso.
TJI15 VALUH
was not to oxcced $1 per aero at the
time of the grauf , but the wise action
of the Texas legislature within the
pist few years has enhanced the
worth three or four times over. ' A
strong English syndicate was after
the property , nnd since its cession lo
Far well & Co. have made the propo
sition of an outright purchase of their
contract , agreeing to carry out their
obligations and give thein'a bonus ol
? GOOCOO , for the land. This , however -
over , the Farwolls refused , as they
think they have got
A 1IUU11 IIKTTEII THING
and intend to retain the property in
their own hands. They are the
largest individual land owners in the
world , and , strange to Bay , the pee *
plo of the state of Texas do not aa
yet seem to regret the giving away of
so largo a tract of their territory. The
grant embraces
HEVEllAI , COUNTIES ,
which , although laid out , had no oiU-
cors nor organized local government.
Farwolls will proceed to have the
country settled up and organize coun
ties , after which they will bo enabled ,
as will bo readily seen , to send thoit
own representatives to the legislature
and ultimately wield n
HTKONO I'OMTIOAI. 1'OWKU.
This land is not only adapted tc
grazing and cultivation , but it con
tains Bonio very valuable mines
among others several quurrios o
white inarblo said to bo aa line as nnj
in the world , and in fact Texas has ai
almost
INKXHAUBT111LK HUl'fLY
of this stone , which they are enabled
to use in erecting the public build
ings , at a loss cost than is paid here
for ordinary material.
The now capitol building , whicl
would cover nearly three blocks at
they are laid out in Omaha , is to be
built of this marble. It will bo built
at Austin , upon a splendid eito over
looking the town , The base line wil
bo eighty foot jbovo the sidownlk ,
which Burrounda their court house
'and the
BUONZB Fiauui !
which will surmount Uio dome will be
tbreo hundred and sixteen foot above
the base , hus making the entire
height almost four hundred feet. The
building will bo provided with every
convenience and appliance known tc
modern ingenuity that can facilitate
the transaction of business in the
various departments of this
OUEAT AND OI1OWJNO RTATB.
Electric call bolls , telephones , the
tclcgrnph and a thousand other means
of intercourse between the various
rooms in the building will bo put in ,
nnd most important of nil the entire
building will bo lighted by the electric
light , the Brush system being used.
The broiizo figure upon the dome
will stand with an arm uplifted hairi
ng in one hand
THF. LONE KTAll ,
which is the state's emblem , of which
the Texans sro so proud , and in the
other hand a drawn sword. Every
night this will bo brilliantly illumi-
nat d by the electric light , nnd the
blazing star will bo visible for hun
dreds of miles , This little item ex
cites great enthueiaum among the pee *
plo of that ttato who are very proud
of their
IMPERIAL HKI-OIID.
Without going into details as to the
magnificent finish which will bo put
upon the building , the entire coat of ,
which will bo Hbout $1,000,000 , thoru
is ono especially intonating matter ,
which ia the precaution taken lo secure
their stnto funds. Texas has the
LAHOEHT AMOUNT OK MONEY
in her treasury of any state in the
Union , amounting now to about
§ 3,000,000 , and this enormous Bum is
being incrouaud every year. Since
railroads entered the state nnd the
lauds nro rapidly being nettled up ,
the revenues increasing nnd the atato
becoming nioro wealthy in every
respect , it is necessary to guard this
troanury by a special detachment of
soldiers , known na
Till ! HAKOEHH ,
and in the building which ia now be
ing constructed the gruatoat puns will
bu luken to make this treasury secure
against the inroads of the boldest band
of robbura that can bu turned loose
upon it. The devious entrance to the
vault which will contain the money is
about half a block long , and ia guard
ed by
EIGHT HTKEL DOORS.
It will bo almost nocoaaary to have n
special messenger to make the trip
once or twice a day when funds are re
quired or to run u private street car
line for the uio of the treasurer. It is
ao arranged that unless the oiticcr in
charge ot the vault is the ono who at
tempts an entrance
AN AT.AUM
will bo sent all over the building by
means of the electrics apparatus , which
will illuminate the whole building and
at the satno tjmo tound an enormous
gong which la situated in the tower.
These are only a few of the tnoro im
portant precautions taken to protect
the money and the gonercl arrange
ments of the building are oa
A SIMII.AR.KCALi ; .
Should a window bo loft open in
my of the upper stories , when the
Building h.ia been closed for the night ,
or any disarrangement of the prop
erty exist which miuht cause damage ,
, ho electric signal will give notice ot
.lio faot , to the mon in charge. The
contract with the state allows th
Chicago company
SIX YKA1W '
n which to complete the building , and
n case of their failure to have it done
within the specified time , they for-
oit § 500 for each and every day on
which the building remains in an un-
Iniahod fit a to. Mr. Myers will , on
caving Omaha , proceed to Austin and
my another visit to the work , which
10 is personally Buporintunding.
MEDIC A U ETHICS.
A Disturbing : Cauao Amoner Doctors.
OMAHA , Juno 1) ) , 1882.
To tbo Editor of The Dee :
I find on my arrival in Omaha
to-day that a purely medical matter ,
that could only bo understood by med
ical mon , had been so distorted and
published as to do mo an injustice. I
deem it just to myself and to others
that an explanation should bo made.
I was elected a delegate by the Omaha
Medical aocioty to the American Med
ical association , and was not admitod
on a mere technicality. I had refused
to pay dues to the State Medical
aor.ioty of Nebraska because it hnQ
grossly violated the coda of medical
ethics and ignored its principles.
There are many men in Omahu and
this stata who believe as I do ,
and desired that the facti
should bo presented for the con
sideration of the National
association. These facts wore pre
sented to the judicial comtuittoo ol
that association ono year ago and
action was postponed , according to a
law of the association , until the pres
ent session. All ethical questions are
decided by a judicial committee ol
twenty-one members. Seven mem
bers only of the judicial committee
wcro in attendance nt the session held
at St. Paul , and those seven members
decided upon many promises of future
obedience , to the cede by the delegation
tion from Nebraska that at the pres
out tune there seemed to bo no reason
why the Nebraska delegation shouh
bo excluded. The Now York delegation -
tion waa excluded , as I huvo under
stood , because the members of the
delegation refused to got down on
their "marrow bones" like the Ne
braska delegation.
This whole question was , and is
ouo of medical ethics , and to bo properly
orly understood a knowledge of the
cede of medical ethics ia necessary ,
I hnvo stood up manfully for the let
ter and spirit of the code , and for thin
alone I was rejected by the society
that made and promulgated the cod'
for the guidance of the regular mcd
ical profession , and that , too , upoi
the merest technicality. I will , some
time in future , give the mutter in detail
tail to the medical profession ,
Jo.iKi % NKVU.LK , M , D ,
To Tax Payers.
The books of the assessment fo
the Fifth ward , will bo open for inspection
spoction at my cilice , corner of Twelfl
and California streets , Friday the Oth
and Saturday the 10th of Juno , 1882
for all parties to ascertain what thoi
assessments are and if uny injustic
has boon done to correct the eamo
Please bring the number of block am
lot to aavo time. S. WAKKFIELD ,
Assessor Fifth ward.
Hutbla Salve has genuln
merits. M all who use It will testify , Priot
Mo. Try It.
BLOOD AUD BULLETS ,
Desperate Encounter Between ,
a Tenderfoot and an Emi
grant Agent ,
Poker * ? , Revolvers and Fiats
Freely Used.
Oao of tbo Pnrtlcn Shot Twice nnd
Fntnlljr Wounded.
While the Denver west bound train
was lying at the Union Pacific trans-
cr depot last evening , a sensation oc
curred which probably convinced the
imid travelers from the east that they
md reached the frontier of civilizo-
ion. This train leaves the transfer
at 7 o'clock , and the various trains on
ho Iowa liucH.arrive with their pas-
ongcrs about half put sis.
On the arrival sf one of these trains
nat evening , a man named Charles
Van Mason , who was from Now fork ,
and who was a rough looking , medium
seized and sort of devil may-
care person walked down the
) latform to the emigrant house and
inquired concerning the time of do-
urturo of the emigrant train. lie
ros told that there would bo no traih
out unttl to-dny , and immediately bean -
; an to curse the railroad company and
ill concerned therewith , nnd made
limsolf obnoxious to nil about the
louse , and especially BO as thuro
wcro ladies in the waiting room at
: ho emigrant house. The clerk Mr.
Wckard explained the matter to him ,
) Ut it only seemed to make
lim more violent , and Mr. S , D.
5tylos the night watchman had
his attention call to the man. IIo
topped out from behind the countorand
told him that he must not use ouch
anguago thorp , whereup-m the bol-
Jgeront Now Yorker transferred his
wrath towards him instead of the rail
road company and called him names
more forcible than polite. Mr. Styles
udnortook to put him out of the houao
when the fellow knocked him down
and then started off along the platform
.awards the hotel building. Mr.
Styles soon rocovercd himself and
snatching up a puker started after the
stranger , who on his way up was met
) y Mr. Keller , ono of the Union Pa
cific olliciak ) , who aakod him what was
the matter , and noticing thac ho had
revolver in hia hand , inquired ,
What ho was doing with that gun ? '
The man said , "I have just had a fuss
down hero with a follow and its I have
no ono to protect mo , I intend to pro
tect myself. " Mr. Keller said , "I
will protect you , " and at that moment
Styles came up with the poker in hia
land. Mr. Keller stepped between
bo two and told Styles to
toep oil' , and ho did so ,
) ut as quick as a flash the
stranger "drew bead on him" and
fired the first bullet , striking him in
the thumb and inflicting a wound that
a not of much consequence.
Styles at once sprang at him with
; ho poker and struck him over the
lead with it , knocking him down ,
and subsequently struck him on the
nose with his fist. The stranger fired
igaiii , and this time the bullut struck
Styles in the 'eft ' front of the abdo
men , the bullet passing through and
appearing beneath the skin on the
right side. Whether it passed
through the cavity or merely between
the walls of the abdomen was not
known.
Keller , after the second shot ,
jumped upon the stranger , seized him
ty the throat and took him down to
the walK , and three or live others com
ing to his assistance the assailant was
secured , and the revolver , which was
; { 'J-calibrp weapon of the style
known ns "Veteran , " wan taken from
him after considerable difficulty , and
be was taken into the ticket ufiico and
held until an oflicor" could bo sum
moned to take him to the jail in Coun
cil Blnfla.
Thii all happened on the platform ,
midway between the main corridor of
the building and the door leading to
the ladies' waiting room , and was , of
course , witnessed by all the passengers
of the train and many others who wore
standing about.
Btylen , after the encounter , walked
to the baggage room and on being
asked what was the matter said that
ho was shot. His friends could
hardly believe this , but .upon examina
tion tound that ho had indeed been
wounded as described above.
Dr. Macrae , of Council Blulfs , was
summoned and a special train was
ordered from Omaha to convoy him to
his home , which is upon Fifth street ,
between Division and Walnut , in this
city.Dr.
Dr. Macrae upon examination found
that ho could not state the exact ox-
tout of the injuries , but pronounced
them to be of a dangerous character ,
and upon .tho arrival of the dummy
train the unfortunate man was put on
board and attended by Capt. Swobo ,
of the U. 1 * . hotel and several others
who had been present at the time was
brought to this city arriving about
eight o'clock.
A messenger had boon sent over on
the Denver train to notify Mrs.
Styles and prepare her for the re
ception of the wounded man who was
carried to his homo on a stretcher and
there attended by both Dr. Macral
and Dr. Bigger , of the U. P. lios-
pitnl.Mr.
Mr. Styles upou reaching homo was
still suffering great pain , but being
under the influence of morphine was
hardly conscious of his actual condi
tion. The doctors thought it not
advisable to probe for the bill until
the reaction not in , and they could aaj
nothing more in regard to his condi
tion and the probable result
than has been stated above.
They were ot the opinion that the
opinion that the wounds were exceed
ingly dangerous , and therowaa a great
probability that they might provo fa
tal , still they would not say it was
absolutely of the most dangerous
character.
Mr. Styles has been a resident ol
this city for several years , and fet
sonic time has boon engaged in his ca
pacity aa night .vatchman at the emi
grant depot house. Ho has the high
est reputation for integrity , sobriety
and reliability in whatever station he
may bo put and his employer suyi
ho is ono of the most popular one
faithful rneu ho over had in hia ser
vice , and the last ono who would bo
expected io get into any difliculty ,
JJis family , betides his wife , con *
sitts of ono son , a young man , Mr.
Qua Styles , who is employed in the
auditor's oflico at the Union Pacific
huadqUitrters ,
The patient will receive every care
that it is posaiblo to give him , and his
friends cannot do more than hope for
his speedy recovery.
Van Muson has a wifuand one child
in Nuw York , and ho was on his way
to Norfolk , Nebraska , with expecta
tion of settling upon lands up there.
STEAM VF. HORSE POWER.
A Serious Collision Botwocm n Union
Paclflo Locomotive and n
Street Car.
About 7 o'clock last evening a blockade -
ado of street cira was noticed on lower
Ninth street , and upon inquiry aa to
the cauao Tun HKB reporter ascer
tained that there had boon an accident
on Tenth street crossing at the Uait n
Pacific shop tracks.
It appears that 11 : < 1 Line car No. 2
oft the turn table , which is the ter
minus of their track , in front of John
Doll's ding store , with quitu
a load of pstneengorf , and
itartod on the down grade , the driver
nteuding to make the usual stop bo-
'ore creasing the track. Ho sanded
ho tinck , and as ho approached the
crossing owing to the tain which had
'alien a short time before , and the
ilippury condition of the roads , the
whuela slipped , and before the car
could bo cnockod it was well Up
on the track. At the nnmo time a U.
. * . engine was approaching from the
direction cf the Union elevator back-
ng up alowly towards the
street car. The engineer saw
, ho car , but supposing of
course that they would
stop , made no effort to check his en-
; ino , and the street car driver , whip-
) ing up his horses , tried to get out of
, ho way.
It was ono of the cars known as
snmmor cars , and the curt lins wore
all down BO that the passengers inside
did not see nor reahzj the danger , or
else a panic would have cilsuod and
probably loss of lifo. The team had
crossed the track and the car was nil
safe except the hindmost portion , when
; ho tender struck the cir about the
rear axle and shoved it off the track ,
juohingit about an anglo of forty-five
legroes and shaking it up in a pretty
lively manner.
The passengers were considerably
paralysed and thought that a stroke
of lightning had struck the car. They
scampered outus fust as they could
and it was soon found that every ono
iiad escaped uninjured.
The driver behoving that a collision
waa inevitable had jumped from his
seat and left the car to tnko care of
tsolf , which was abuutas good a thing
aa ho could have dono. The paasan-
, 'ors all Hi in the mud and 'wero
moro or loss covered with dirt and
wralyzsd with fright. Ono or two of
; hem who kipt sail until thcylud
reached the open air , sot up a succes
sion of scrcama , winch wuro untiroly
uncalled for.
Aftsr the engine was s oppcd the
ar was soon put back on the track ,
and found to bo uninjured beyond
liaving ono aide staved in. The pas
sengers re-entered and ic proceeded
upon its way , and what might have
been a most terrific accident iu reality
terminated very mildly.
SUING TOR SHARES.
The Caao of Drosto va. The Omaha
Post Printing Co.
In district court pesterday the care
of Drosto vs. The Omaha Post Print
ing Co. , of which Chas. itankea is
president , is on trial by ] ury.
Drosto and B-inkes wcro , in 1870 ,
printing the Omaha Post , newspaper ,
at which time they sold out to the
Omaha Post Printing company , com
posed of half a duzau parties , the
stock and good will of the paper for
the sum of $3,000 , to bo paid in
shares of the nuw company , supposed
to be worth § 100 each , the cap
ital stock of the company being
§ 10,000.
Drosto claims that ho was to have
one-half of the purchase money , but
I3ankes claimed that Drosto was owing
him money , and that twenty of the
shares were to go to him and only ten
to Drosto. Failing to agree the latter
brought suit for the fifteen shares of
stock alleged to bo duo him , which is
the question no * to be determined.
0. R. Redick and Will Rddick ap
pear for the plaintiff , and O'Brien and
Bartlett for the defense.
City Labor and Wages.
THE BEK unintentionally placed Mr.
0. C , Thrano councilman from the
First ward , on the wrong side iu the
recent vote on a resolution introduced
in the council to pay S2 per day for
all labor performed for the city. Mr.
Thrano gitvo hia reasons for opposing
the resolution , and when the ayes and
nays were called felt it to bo his duty
to vote against it , although ho taid ho
would bu glad to see the mon paid § 2
per day for work , Messrs. Kauf-
manu , O Keofe , Leoder and McGuckin
voted for the adoption of the resolu
tion. The city lias been paying § 1.70
per day for labor for the past two
years , and as but a small number of
men were employed this did not in
terfere with other contractors
who paid less wages. Those who
work for the city have but a
nhort season , generally closing in
October and being obliged to wait un
til the end of the month for their pay ,
it was thought were entitled to a little
moro than others who are paid weekly.
Again , they are liable to bo lot out on
a day's ' notice , the strength of the
street force depending upon thp coun
cil , in which the whim or caprice pi
ono member may at any time result in
cutting the street force down to a
nominal number or discharging them
entirely. There nro many such things
to contend against , and for this reason
the slight additional pay has never
been deemed exhorbitant nor as inter
fering with the rights and privileces
of others.
DRUG OLERK.
Wonted A bright active boy ol
two years experience in the business.
Address , KUHN & CO. ,
-3t Omaha.
CUPID'S CULMINATION.
Mr. Frank Brayton is United to Mies
Oraco Trolor.
Marriages seem to bo oxcoplionably
nshion blo in this city just now nnd
.t is our pleasing duty to chronicle yet
another piece of cupid's handiwork ,
On Wednesday morning last Mr.
frank Brayton and Miss Grace Tro
lor wcro united in the holy bonds of
wedlock at the First M. E church ,
Ilov. J , Stewart tying the connubial
knot.
The bride were a rich seal brown
silk dress , made in the latest and moat
approved Parisian style , and her lovely
jot black hair waa ndornod with the
customary ornngo blossoms , Alto
gether she presented quite a charming
picture. The prosontn , though not
viry : numerous , were . 'ill of elegant design -
sign utid very costly.
The happy couple wont west to
spend their honeymoon , but will re
turn to this city in a short time to
take posaocMmi of their lovely liUlo
homo on Thirtieth stroot. This de
lightful little place has boon very
handsomely furnished by the groom ,
and their many Omnrm friondc trunt
they will bo blest with u long itnd
prosperous fnturn.
WoUdlnit Oifte.
O.ring to the departure of TKI ; 13r.K
reporter froru < the wedding nt Mr. W.
H. Bonnor's , on Davenport street ,
last Wedntsftlay evening , before the
conclusion of the foativitieB , uoveral
presents escaped notice , prominent
among which was a huge pyramid of
candien , n present from II. E Weaver ,
nnd ati elegant individual castor from
the following named members of the
I. 0. G. T. : Misses Noaln Daniels ,
Oraco Aikon , Jennie Howard , May
Gould , Jennie Aikeu , Nottie Gould ,
and Messrs. Weaver , Bunco , Barton ,
Small , White , Jones , 0. Buuce , Wai-
thors , Bexton , Furnns.
Caution-
.7. Ilochslrasscr and the Brunswick
nnd Balko billiard table company send
no agents , repairers or peddlers out
through the state , and any ono who
travels with such pretentious is a
fraud , and pornons will do well to let
him alone. Any parties wishing anjr-
tiling dona in this line should send di
rect to Brunswick and Balko Co. , 509
South Tenth street , or to J. Hoch-
strainer ngeut. Satisfaction guaran
teed. miiy22-lm
NOTI .
IU uOArt MOM : . |
M11.X iUUAlt C i ttfc t1tJUlll * Ol
I. . Thorwvi Itojai8 CiaUhton Hindi.
.V LOAA At per ce'ntln-
Ws/t/V / UJV tortot In eunw.cl C2.CCO and
uprde , for li to D ye-.ru , on flrst-clu'tf city aud
ivrmsropcrty. Bisna Bru , Entire hcil Ui
WANTED.
ASTAO-R 'Cd plrl i > t the Gamtmrcitl
W lloto , 11 h and I. nvtrmorths r'cet <
431-0
A K" d B'rl for Rcncril h-.use
WANTED a HII.11 faiily. GocdwJRca. S.
E. corner 17th and D.dge. 43 / tf
A ycung nan 'o take charge of
WANTED at.d dtl.vcr Boda. L. V. Jlora ,
irOS DjdBc street. 433-10
\\7 ANTKD Ttn Rnmrt tccrjjetlc rclcaamn to
\V trivtl ia Ntbra-kn and Dakota. 830 00
n week cattily nmdo beside expense. Call at
oucaun 0. A. VAIIMULEE , 1516 Farnam bt.
4194 *
ANTED Oocd c ok. Apply to Hepptl
W Homo , Hair , Nib. 421-11
TT""ANTED A ycung man for oflico Addrces
VV Iihir.d wrltliiBKl lax refonnies , atU
ail .iy f xpectod , Z , lice oHicn. 412-lf
ANTKD Chtin rmald and tinlni ? room
girl at Ilia 1'a iflc Homo. 424-12'
'ANTED 4 birbjr , 705 soath lOthstr.et.
40M , * DaL < it.
Tt rA.NTEO A utrt-fiM laundrcira at St ,
V VrA.NTEO Hotel Ilan ev etreit. 894-tf
ANTII ) Ten ttami to work on Florence
W Cut-Off. Wngea * 3 BO per clay.
377-tf MUniiKlit , VINCENT.
MEN WASTrD At F.onrca Cut-OIT ,
ulno mllca i"rth it Ou i hi. W
81.76 pot day. IIII'CUELL VINCENT.
RDJ-tl
Sltuattcn byayoqnar g'rl to Uo
WANTED . Inquire at the Hmn-
ell a > Ian IloUl , llti itrect bctweon lca\en-
worth and Jonw. 4i7-10t
'ANTiCD By a single man , l > oird ami rcora
W inare wab'o privtto house. Call or
a-.dtesiA. U. ho. 11011)oujU t , corner llth.
410 Or
AJViEli Ituatlon In a private fuoily to
do Keneral housow ork. Apply at No. H22 ,
outh fcth Bircot.
WANTS.
" ANTED To loon. ta.OO1) . on eood mill
W"ANTED
property In Douglas county. Addrena Lock
tox7KI , Omaha , 3 0-17
) 200 laboieiH BO work on the C. ,
WANTU . 1' K. R Wa/ei * 1.60 and 81 76
imfilnjstrtclywork ; ll thu H a on. Aqp'y ' at
Jm.lmorB otlics. r.-"ra 6 , Kv.nt.'d tloc < , Coun
cil Biuffa , crat Me ' * " -
f w boart'ora in a private
W family , at 1410 Jacstonslreov. & 05 li *
Julv iBt. unfurnished room not
WANTKD 1'Jxlfi , must ha in buiinvia port -
t on of City. Addreta T. Jl. A. , IKo olllco.
JOtf
homebody to Inroit In a well
WANTED .lie.praii o to enlaigolt puturj
and haylnd ( ur U.OOO ihnp. Bonds ( f' ' ou for
u ilsiUlcg Addr.ns ANTON Q3ANTXEU.
nor-at BOS Nottii istu at.
ANTKD CMIdrcn aa boardcra In o select
W sUiOl. N. W , corner California and 10th
street * . L. U. LOOM IS ,
200 tf
\ rAH'i'lil > Kundlni ! Dtlige aail cnool
VV H. T
\ TANlrD 600 privy * au.W , eiuka And cew
\'V pool * to clean with Sanitary Vault and
Sink Cleaner , the beat In use. A. Evana & Co. ,
residence 1200 Dodge etrect , Omaha. %
To rent , with prlvl'fga of buy-
yog after - - - about - - - - three 1.1.1. month . * u cottage _ . . .i of _ „
flv t rooms , good locality , within touty inlimtcu
wulkol pnstolllcc. Acidrcsi Btating tciiua and
location , "Hou'ti" II olllco ni7-tf
FOR RENT KOUaEO AND LAND.
111011 KENT A tmn 'iri'iulreN. E corner 10th
_ 1" and Dnenpoit sine' . 411-10 *
T70H ItEST A fur UaeJ front room , sultallo
I ) for two gcntlfmcu , at 1010 iarnau tdreot.
423-10
ItENT T o now houict ono of 8 and one
FOH 6 rooma , eto y thing converlcntly r-
nneed. Inqulra on prcmltei , tOi 8. 'Ailli utrrct
near Loivcnwi rlli. 417-10 *
\T1CELY ( urnUhed room , Ono door eoith of
JM Dodge on lSti Btieet. tOM6 *
OU RKNT-HouBo f six rooms , on 14th et ,
bet ct > n Chicago and Caw. Applynt south
401-U
_
B RENT Small neatly furnlahed front
rooms , threu blocka Bjuth-out of port of.
lice. U tetif rexsontblo , at 1407 Howard ,
between 14th anil 16 h ttteeU. 401-tf
_
mo LET One large furulihed room , with
JL bo rd. IbOS C llfornlitrcct. . SOT-tf
A FUnmSHED OOMInprira'o famUy for
j \ . gmtbn an Tilfi rpfcrenco. 1812 todgo be.
twcen 3th and 14th strcit 374-tf
KFNT-A nicely furnished room M Hit
Chicago street , Lctwioi 4th and 15th.
Ci6-tf
tJ OKKNT ' urnnlicd room , Lav < nport Iwt.
1 1'lhanil 7th. third house S7J-1U
i\oa \ HKNT Two nlctly fuml < > lir < l rooiim , Ion
prievs , brici hou. o S0i3 ia.str ct.
\
| , \UK Mr.fi'l niniishwt 100,11 , oi/J IDih Htrevt
JL ? botwccn C.6J and CA'.tfotnU ,
853.lt
FOR RKST flca a'itly fuinlshe ) room , 117
South 17th bt cet , ont uoot notth of Dong *
las.
rnWOKtlRNISHKD iuthroom § for rent. 8.
JL W. cornet 19th ti.d Davcni > ort. 300tf
FOtl HUNT Mood homo with -Ii room ? , and
nil modern Imp Okcmonlx , nnd couvoulont
ta Itrcct car. Inq'ilraat ntore , corner
20th and turning stract. 233-tt
T710R KENT The tpiclous and clceant hall
I.1 ttlto n'l modern 1 pr. , > oincntHluCUrk'i ) nd
Ko&tct'a Block. Apply t ) ' . M. Clark , or to H.
A. ho.ter'3 10j and ' 07 d. 14th direct. CU7-U
'I.-.OH IlEI.'T S furntBhfd tocnia o % i ilo
Q cbtntr'HxchinKc.ft.E tor. IKth u.l
T7IOU IliaT Nicely furnished rooms with ft
.0 without board. Ucaaonablo prices. iClS
Ca ) St. w >
FOR HALE
Ono talklnj xirrot , onomtck-
ATAUCUON Cumin ; * ' auct'on ' Mott > , l >
Ini ttnet , Saturday tbo Ktn , ut to o o ock.
T7IOR SALE Fxtliaiii' HiUl , a
JL Neb , Including' itunlture nnd otorCK ,
lo.-tttton and ivitruiipo. Oi.ly hotel In tanti.
For tvraiR aldruoe , M C. MAVfhON.
4S7-22 As , nt
i : 8ALK-A hcu < o. Aip'yut Flodman
Ekblal'B Btoro , 1.0 $ N , lull afreet. 4:0-9
A 48-Inch Columbia Ilkydo war-
FORSAfjK In fir < . -clin' cuudltlou , wlih craJ a
tiring 21 Inchhandlo bir , aud nUKIo plitoJ
head , objict ot sain to liuv ' now nd .lar > cr n-a-
rhlno. AddrrM J. H. Lth'mtr , 1U1/Mi'ioco ' fit.
Oitiaba. Nob. 422-14 i ,
HALE V cottrjfa of ihroa rooms north
FOR . Nlch li4 b.-tw.on IHth a U 10 h.
lliqtlt o within. (4'2lf ( ) DAVIDUENTKT.
BALE IhobURlncna and flxturca ofa flrt
FOR meat market In Central No raskn ,
Kent location ; ucst cash tradu In the city. Itotuo *
for lllrif , ' , for hwxlth. Address Uutchcr , Uu *
IDc * . 337-lra
llhT Ui : bt l.D-C3 = scree In I'olk county
1'rlc S5OCO. lnqulro < il .1. It. Kiunian
lotllco , RIslug City , Dialer county , ru.
fA it. A pool famty naro , w.irrniuod
gentle , mil nblo lit Kroccr > ' " son , nlso row
ncs.4 , leather top phao'on , ncarl ; new , and
coaipletcstablooutit. f Ublo for ruit. Call af
ter 6 o'clock , 1013 Wcbs'cr ttreet.
37D-11 OUAULES MARLUY.
TJlOE SALE Ch > p A hou c of Ux loom and
JC lot , 3x ! JJ. Ju t north cf Iflt htr c i brid 3
rents c at en i5th utrcji. 1'it.o only 3 > 00 , dual
o .h pty.rcnta , baliucu'in uonthl > paynrti. .
Ecquirii at Newtp pj/ Union , Kill aud ll uard
ttrtctn. fC3-f
B iino lot 132 feet frontige bv CO
JL' feet dcop , on nouth lali Htrcct , on (10 ptr
month paymcntu , to anycno who will uulld. ln-
qulro 14U7 Ilo-'iril , bauucu Mtn and 15th bis.
TJ10H SALE Jlarnh han ester , cheap at my
i. farm , two U'llca K > uth of Hellenic. I-'or
terms nddrosn B. Tzsc&uck , 1'Ujib.i , Neb. S3fl-t/
BjlUH sAI-ii Houitllul aero let Hnd house on
JJ Calltornm > licet , S1JGO. MoCAOUE ,
253-tf Oii-MMito Post' tllco.
oAur. uouto of li ) 100. UB au < i 1 it enC
C nodtra street. flUOO. Small house ard two
bta In bhlnti'u addition 0)00. McCAGL E ,
SDl-tf _ ppposlta i oitjlllcc.
I7bRS.CLE A h5U3o anil lot IDOtllS fronT ;
U with bun , t'.vo wells end cistern 123 *
South 14th struct , eoond luiiao north of William
street. Price S14TO.
SALfc-hLfctaurai-t cm n wfll tr vol.'d
Ptrest. II. MAN.MWEILKIJ.
gjl-U 11 h > trc t. near TAtnam.
TUK SALf. 'louso of ix rTiuiiH , and lee ) x
J1 220 , north of nlxtecuth street litldKO. Ap
ply corner 12th and IIvard. . Newspaper Unloa.
Ifi2-tf
170R SALE The POt'ULAll HOTEL , known
JlJ as thu DOY3' IIOilE. This houio la eo -
trally located , baa sou h and oa t front , and Is
Burronndcd w th flno rbado trees ; conttlnjthirty
s teplni ; roomi , haa leo hoiue. laundry , eamplo
room , tic. Hai a world w do reputation and n
better patrongo than many houses of twlco its
capacity. Price 85,000 for paitlcuitM J-
dress , A. A. 8A\VDKY , Rod Cloua , xicb.
E64-tf
THOR SALE Or will oxcha po for Omaiu tro-
Ju peity , an improved eec on of land adjoining -
ing & station on U. V. R. K. M. DUNHAM , 141
Farnhamtit. , Omaha. 7:2' : ! Suit
IUGIC FOK
B MS-tf K3TABKOOK fc Co" .
HAY At A. II. Haudi-r' Fetd St
BALED . el'J-\.t \
O T A pocket cuocf HirRlcil InMnimeiiM.
Hud r la.lat OAdiaii'o diUu store nnlro-
l. 1 25-0 1
\ IU5NTNextly fur 1 lu-d fults of rooms ,
T\n trputiirorHlnily ; , with " bondtlna dirable
{ uitotihccly .Vidros ii , Ik'uOIko 1 23-10 1
UPAycuru cow , about 3 j cars o'd ,
_ wlilto with n if cars at t-o J N. II. Patrick
farm , 3 mil.b wet of city. H. JJower. 40-121
T OST Oa Snerraan ATO. , Ia te nlny wrst-
I J odbp rnbe , llguro tf horse In ccn nr , bjt-
Bon wrners. Finder will poi ! i cjmaaun-
ili tub cri'jo and roadvo rowaid.
LOUIS Lirri-EFIcLU , 1' . O. IJox , 7M.
' 431-lQ . , .
AMtnall rod cw , w'tli while
and whl'ef ribtad ; Sjuarnold. 0 J. Hc.it
crdahl 1717 Burt street. 435-12) ) '
UP A reJ coir , a1 ! Pttr ( Boo-enV
Mercer ave , west of Ujan's placo. 41310 *
To Burnett IND fen PnAkKXH tut
N01ICK Ihuvoli-oaud Diiri ) idculJ
n.ora ? ! ) for ten car trade. Mr 111 ( < re till Novem
ber , nd guaian ee to hold butur and ejKuawect
and fr.cli. Will ihiio praflta equal y with pir
ll- storing ttock cr fuinljtjlrp mo cytobuylt
with. * IOCO3 to { 20.001 profit can bu cleared Iu
flvo mrnthi time. Coirespond with
infrroncn D.ll. IJEEMEIt ,
H. Kountie , Omtta
Prosideut First National fltnk. < utf < )
EDWAKD lIUEHL
MAOISTEK 01' I'AUIYSTEUY AND.OONU1
TIOMAL1ST , 193 Tenth Btrooi , between Ksrnwn
undlltirnev. Will , with tbn aid of rcudiio
Dplrlto. obtain tor any onsagUnco at the past
and present , ami on curtain ponJItlona in thn fa >
ture. Bootu ud Chooa aiJu to Jjder. I'oifea
t'Uiriatood
Absolutely Pure.
7bla powder never varies. A marvel ot p
py , utrength and whoUwmenoai. Mora eccfio
mlcal thui the ordinary klndi , and cannot bo
told ia competition with the multitude oft ow
test , abort weight , alum or phosphate powder *
fold only In cans. Korib.lUufiO fowcut CO. ,
n\Vtll8t.1Ne > rYoik