THE DAILY -BEE : SATURDAY OCTOBER ?
The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Baturdny Morning Oct. 7.
We * < thcr Report.
" " ( The followlnj ? obncrvntlons nrc taken nt
hf same moment of time at all the stations
named. )
WAR DxTAnTMKKT , tT. H. SIONAI.SKB. \
Vice , OMAHA , Oct. 0,1882. ( l45p.m. ! f
§
smiox * .
M "KW Miht Clear
Chtyenne. . 291-s W CIlK-
23 W S KriM
riatte a 91 NW llrltV K lr
Omaha , , . , 2 III lln.k ( Motily
TanVton. . fO BU SW 11 Irk Cloudy
Do * ilolnes .ID 01 Kre-h lotiily
3U OS llrltk
Bt. 1'aul. . . 23 mi Clnii-ly
SLIxrnls . 30 II Krsih Cloudy
Moorhcad. 29 Ml i IK't ' < loudy
Vincent. . . . 29 8H Kroli Uoudr
Rlimarck. . 19 Hi Cliudy
lluford 21 M Kriik air
Gnstcr 1'J 91 Froh C'lixr
Deodwnod. . . SR t'rihh lljudy
Aiuilnibolne.
Rlrcr 6 Itfl 1 Inches above low nttor milk at
Omiha , S leet 4 Inchon X Yankton , I1t l lr | > l 2
foot S IncliM nl La Cfon , anil 4 ( cot 0 Inches at
Djbnque.
LOOA.L BKMV1TIBS.
Thrco plain drunks ; ono paid , one
went to Jail , nnd ono was discharged.
The court IIOUFC ( und hnn Iieen drawn
on thin hr to the extent of S.TJ.HKfO.
A rpoclal train In on Iti way to O in aim
with W. H. Vnudcrbllt mid party on
board ,
The caic of KOSH VH. JCublmsii ,
anil battery , will bo tried by n jury to
day.
Fey Templcton and nil her company
except two are putting up at the Metro
politan ,
Ono of the < > IJ rackety ImuKCft on
Douirl.i ! , tail of the MetrapnllUii , In liar-
lag n ntono foundation put under it ,
Havlnp leased the fair uronniln we arc
prepared to winter stock or store vehicles.
OIHco 213 South Fourteenth street. U ,
T. Mount , J. II. Grlllln. G-lOt
The members of the OhrUtlnn church
are earnestly requoitod 'to m * t their pas
tor , at their new church on Sunday , at 3
p. in.
in.The
The contract for Kchool furniture for
the new city nchcol buildings waa awarded
to the Novelty Manufacturing company ,
of Ottawa , Kansas.
The executive committee of the re
publican utato central committee will meet
at the Commercial hotel nt Lincoln ( in the
llth Intl. , at 7 p. m ,
The comet In laid to have Imreted anil
fallen Into the sun. The extra mipply of
fuel there may nave fuel oxpcnueii to
western people thla wlnte
It Is expected that at the next meetIng -
Ing of the city council the city clerk will
be Instructed to advcrtUe for the litho
graphing of the paving bonds , and the
city treasurer for the tale of the bonds.
A curtoui fact has been noted by "one
6t the boy * . " which li that the clocks in
all the city and county offices are Invari
ably from a quarter to a half hour ahead ,
id In all the saloons and billiard balls
they ar * M pe.nlstently the name dlatance
behind time ,
In our report of tbe recent mooting of
the Lutheran synod at Wavorly it was
tatod that tbe oynod had had an inereue
during the lo t y nodical year of over 100
.members. The figures were incorrect. It
ehoujd. bftve been over 700 members ,
The hum ho was Arrested on Wcdneu
day night in a dazed condition , Icadlntr a
bone about , was tenilble yesterday , and
remembera 'tithing about It. The gray
pony , saddle and bridle ttlll remain un
claimed at the barn on Fifteenth ttreot ,
A bright little two-year-old urandaon
of Mr. and Mrs. Win , A , Snowilen , was
myiterlously mlailug Tlmruday from noon
until after dark , The parents and grunt
parents were dlitrncted about the child ,
but at a late hour U was reported at police
court by some folks living on Douglas nut
Savcntoeutl ) , to which place it hadntiayod.
lpiro juvenile tramps were pulled In
by tbe police Thursday having couo up
from Kama * and Iowa. The two young
est were under sixteen yean of age , ant
the judge sent tbem back acro.ij tbe river
on tbelr way borne. The other three were
> ent up for cix days of bard labor at the
county jail ,
Tbe poles pro being ot to carry the
wires of tbe Western Union Telegrapl
oompany Into their iiow ollice In tbe
Omaha National bank building , which
will be completed for tbelr use within two
or three week * ' time. It will then Rive
Omaha the llneet telegraph otliuo In the
WMt ,
JOB VIUNTJN.O ,
Send for printed price Hit and lainjittt o
allklud. of job work to ibe ALLKN
I'llINl'ING CO. , job printers , and pub
llnben "UUUAL NK11HABKA , " Tbe
American Cattle Journal. LIVK HTOUK
printing n ipecUUy. NOB. 218 and f.'O , B
14th St. , Omaha , Neb , op20ine-eod2w
A bucceuf ul hunting party returnee
Thursday from tbe vicinity of Ogallala
Tbe party consisted of Mr , 0. T. Me-
Oarty , astlstant general ticket agent uf tb
U , I' , ; bin couslu , V , M. Ittce and K. M.
tiearle , U , 1 > . agent at Og.itlali. Tb
ducks suffered tbe worst , but the fines
tropby Mr. McUorty brought home will
bltn , a magnificent deer , Their hoaUuar [
ten were at Bosler'j ranch.
Tbe 13. & M. base ball boys bare bee
absent from tbelr ardent duties at tb
headquarter * buldlug since last Saturday
and are pcyng | KOIIIO m > od gotnei In tb
west. Their tint ga-.ce with tbe Leut
vllleii WM interrupted In tbe tilth Innlu
by rain , thu score ktandlng 0 to 5 In f ave
-pf tbe J.tudvillea. The next game was th
"
13. i M.'s-l' ' to 8. Wednesday the
ly bd their engagement In Leadville , am
be fora a Urge crowd were barely def att (
0 to.8. . TburjJuy they scooped In tb
t. Voniiut boy to tbe tune of U to 0
Tbey are expected to leturu by U o widdl
of tbe week , fter jjnjlug Colored
Hpring * . poulbly Dentcr and Ha Uuk-i. on
return ,
* It is impossible for a woman tu
auffor from weaklier * alter takin ,
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Cum
pooiid.
BURIED ALIVE.
Tiio Walls of the Twelfth
Street Sswer Oaves in ,
Entombing Throe Workmen in
Their Depths.
'wool ThornEionpn Allvo But the
Third U Dead.
boCoronor'alnquoat Tnla Morning.
As the ninjorily of onr citi/.cna
enow , the work of putting in the
VnriiiK Bjslom of nowors hoe been in
irogrcsa for some time. Altogether
vcr 42,000 fcot , nearly eight in'.lcn ,
lave boon projected , of which over
wo-thirdfi has been completed , mid ,
p to yesterday afternoon , without
ny fatal accidont.
It is true that Hcveral times the
walla of the ditchcn liavo fallen , mid
n some instances partially buried the
men beneath them , but the crov/ning
atfiatrnpho of nil occurred between !
nd 5 o'clock lant evening on Twelfth
troot , midway between botwcon
) odfo ( 8trnot and Cnpitol nvonuo.
At this point the neil is what in
{ norm as
MAIIK ( lUOUND ,
hat in , it Imd been formed by con *
tantly grading and filling , at ) may bo
con from the bits of tin , uln'o and
ithor debris which aticlin out in thn
wallo on Twelfth direct , wlioro the cut
a niuo foot doop.
At 4 o'clock last civeiling n number
f men wcro nt work on thia portion
f the sor/or. The foreman , Mr. Wm.
Jiily , had taken the measurement and
; ivon ordora for fininhinu up thonowor
litch. Thrco men wcro at work
under the surface of the tjronnd
Vm. Magrow , John Nolan and John
jingvnll , The former was at work
n the cnntor with Nolan on the nouth
nnd LuiRvnll on the north of him.
ALL AT ONCE ,
as they worn finishing up the bottom
of the ditch , they Raw the ground
caving In on the east aide and with
ino accord they ran for their lives.
Solan was overtaken and buried to
ho wnist with the falling earth at the
iouth end while Lonf-vall met the
; amo fatu as the other extremity of
ho work. Their companion mot n
still moro horrible fato. As ho ran
ho falling ground caught him and
crushiiiH him up ngainsc the wall pin-
icd him in his place with ono limb
iftod in the act of running. The dirt
jovorcd him up thrco feet deep above
lis head while hia two comrades strut-
4 *
filed in
A HALV BURIED 8TATK.
The nlarm of the accident soon
prcad and a croivd rushed to the
pot. The wildcat rumors prevailed ,
t being stated that there were three
men buried under the caving walls ,
rhilo eomo inorenuod the number to
jtx. People wore soon hastening to
ho spot from every side , until from a
ov score the crowd increased to
lundreds and thousands. Willing
lands seized pick and shovel and bean -
; an the work of opening the trench ,
tfolan was first dug out , ths clay
laving imbedded him In from
lis waist down. Ho escaped with a
face as white as ashes from his escape
md covered with mud and slime from
> oad to foot. Ling vails also escaped
n a similar manner and was only
HBYIYJSD BT A DRINK
rom an adjoining uloon. The
3towd on the epot , consisting
argoly of women and children ,
was aroused to the highest pitch
of excitement by seeing the two men
with their palo facea and muddy gar
ments sitting about like ghosts , and
when nt length the workers struck in
dications of a buried man they pressed
toward on the edgco of the aitch to
: ho immlnthit danger of-its caving In
with them nndjjurying'thorn with the
other victims , , The policu on the
{ round jrith ono or < t we , lovel-hoadod
men kept thoirVi d bick
' BT T1U5 HARDEST WORK
only , as'all Boomed determined to see
every shovel full of dirt that was
thrown out of the sower. The m < m
worked hard to discover the mtising
men , but their only guide was the
judgment of' the two men who had
escaped as to their whereabouts when
the catastrophe occurred. At length
oao of the workoj-a found' shovel
liaudlo in the ooursu of his digging ,
which from its position indicated that
the unfortunate laborer was not not
far oil' . Work now proccodod more
cautiously and soon hands were used
instead of shovels to clear nwuy the
weight of clay. The head of Ma-
< { row was reached Bomo. three fcot
below tiio surface und as it was
OAlimiLLY UNCOVKRKP ,
the ghastly white of the face end the
distorted and moving muiclus looked
as if some llfo was still left and that il
was u'ot a labor performed in vain.
Water" was called for and n cupful
placed at the lips of the buried man
but aa ho did not drink , ouo of the
roecuura looked at him moro closely
and saw the solemn indications b
doatb > ; Dr' JO. 8. Wood , who was the
Crstphysic5Ali on .tho ground , though
ho uawsIsHk of lifo loft , but upon
an Vxanijnatioii of the pulse
bo couHrmed.the amerUon of ono o
the workers ( hat the man was dead
Aa ho Was excavated , it was aeon Urn
ho had boon caught in thoaot of
RUNNING rou UTS
and was pinned to the wall of the
ditch by the falling earth with one
foot raised and knee bant
while tiio body wua Btramei
toward the opening of the trench
The body WM at .longth removed am
carried to a vacant space on the WOE
aide of the street , where hundred ,
niudu a rueh to BOO it.
Goronor Jacobs arrived with hi
wuquu , and liauh'd the remains awn ;
to his rt > mns on Kuril am street , whor'
ho Cxed ihu titno/or the in < ] ue t nt \
o'clock a m In-day , At Iwt tit
ditch WM nponed for iU entire long 1
and breadth ut the point whnro tht
accident occurred , and it being or !
dent that there were no moit
bodies in
T1II8 UTINU OUATE ,
work was stopped and the crowc
gradually diiptrsod ,
The catastrophe which roiultod li
ho death of Magrow WAS such as
ould not by any means have been
ivoidod , The contractors for the
work , Messrs , C.ir field , Shannon and
llurphy , had taken all the UMiM pro-
nutliins , but made ground if nlwiijs
rcnchoroiin and this was fatally o. _
Tiio deceased vra-j on tinmaniod
niu : , about HO year * of n o , and
loarded at Ihu Klkhoru Valley IIOUBO ,
of which Mr , Fred Uortzko is pro-
> rietor. The latter nays Magrow
forked hero about n year ago , but
went to Denver , and only returned n
couple of weeks ngo , going to work
on the same day of his arrival. It is
not known whether ho has any rola-
ions in this part of the country
at all.
THE CHRISTIAN .CHURCH.
The Fourteenth Annual Boaelon of the
Stntu Missionary Society Bo-
RUH Yesterday.
tj Journal
The Nebraska Missionary society
not in fourteenth annual convention
with the Christian church in Lincoln ,
it 15 o'clock p. m. , Thursday , October
Hi , and was called to order by Elder
' . / . liriscon , president , and after
orlpturo rending and prayer , E'der '
T , II. Ingram welcomed the delegates
o the capitul city , to the church , and
mpcciully to the hoipitablo homes of
ho brethren end friondri , who 1 aru
10 kindly tendered bond and lodg-
nga to the delegates during
ho Bccsiona of the convention.
Jldcr U. 0. Harrow , ot TecumDeh , in
> ehnlf pf the delcgatca , replied to the
ixddrn s of welcome and happily pictured -
od Lincoln's reputation forgoncroaity ,
: xnd thuli spoke of the history of this
ociotyrom ita beginning thirteen
_ 'earu ngo with D. II. Diingnn nnd II.
J. JJarrow rcproaonting u few partial-
y organized-churches , up to to-tiny ,
vhon its dolegAtcs met in convention ,
roprcsoutiiig nearly a hundred nnd a
juarterchutchea , with a mcmbovahip
of about six thousand.
After adopting an order of busiiiees
ho prooidcnt named aa committee on
enrollment of dulottateo , Elders Park *
"nson , Ooiroll and Siveany.
9n motion ol W. W. Upardsly , nil
visiting brethren were invited to take
mrt in the doliborationn of the con-
'cntion. The president then intro
duced to the convention Eldora W.
A. Morriaon , of Nopton , Ky. , F. M.
3rcon , of Cincinnati , Ohio , J. L Uil-
> ort and J. W. Morlan , of Nowpoint ,
Ind.
Ind.On
On motion the chair appointed El
ders Barrow , I/igram and Alley ns
committee on dovotionul oxcrciacs.
' \ M. Green , recording occrotnry of
ho general misiionary society , then ,
> y request , apnko to the convention
on the rise and program of misnionary
work , as carried forward by tiio Ohrit-
ian church , giving n very cheering
report of its work , both at homo auii
n foreign fields , showing that , aa a
icoplo , wo have road and hoed id the
anguago of Christ , when ho said ;
'Go preach the Gospel. " Ho closed
) y predicting a profitable session for
ho convention ; after which W. A.
Morrison , oi Kentucky , gave a short
lintory of the mission work in the
lorthorn district of Kentucky , it hav-
ng grown from nothing in 1854 to
grand usefulness in 1882 , expending
n homo work the lost fiscal year $23 , .
XX ) , and this was only in keeping with
'U other results. The convention then
pok rooms' until 7:30 : , when dovo-
ional exorcises were led by L. J. Cor-
roll , after which Elder W. n. Hard-
man , of Greenwood , pronounced an
excellent discourse on the necessity of
oneness in mind.
N. 13. ALLBY ,
Recording Secretary.
A GROWING GARRISON. : " >
Tiio Present Force at Fort Omaha.
There arc at present eight corn.
) Biiios at the barracks , Fort Omaha ,
the largest number in a long time.
There has been such a number of
changes lately that It ia hatd to keep
looted on the matter , but at present
.hoHat ia aa follows : Co. D. Fifth
artillery , light battery ; Co'a. J3 , G , E ,
nnd I and 1C , with band of the Fourth
nfantry. The artillery oompany has
not yet got nil its horaea and equip
ments but expects to bo fitted out soon.
Two moro companies will como in
next week from Fort Thorn burgh ,
where they nro now engaged in build
ing n road tu Fort Bridgor. Compa
nies 13 and E , of the Fourth , only ar
rived on Sunday laat.
Ordora have boon given for dress
parade twice a week , Thursdays and
Sundays , and the band givea a con
cert every evening ,
HE LATJRIER ( DISCOVERED.
Anotner Myatpry Cleared UD at Laat.
It will bo remembered that a few
duys ago W. A. Shepardson , a youiig
man who had been in the newspaper
ollloos at this city nnd Wymore , was
arrested on the cliaryo of robbing a
( raveling man named Do Liurior ol
valuables and money.
When the yrand jury began its ses
sions Da Laurier suddenly ar.d mys
teriously disappeared and as ho had
Boomed melancholy and talked of sui
cide it wua feared that there was some
thing wrong about the matter ,
It has cinco been ascertained that
the missing man was , in the words o
the minstrel , pone
"Over to Council IJluir * ,
AIIIOIIR tlie Iowa toujha,1'
and yofiU'rUtty Captain J. J , Ncligh , o
the western detective bureau , won son
over to nccuro DoLauricru ruturn. I
is probiblo that the man was afraid o
bouij ; put in jail cud detained aa o
witness and left the city to avoid euch
a move on the part of the authorities
and intending to return when tlu
criminal cases should bo c.illed. lie
now bUnda a good ohauco of meeting
luu very fatu ho fled from.
RED TAPS
A Claim Against Undo Ham Paid At
ter Twenty Yours
Mr. K. McDonald , the car rooordei
oi the U. P. , has just received hu
pay from the government for a her t
nd equipments lost in the battle of
Gettysburg in 18C3.
Mr. McDonald was in ono of the
Michigan cavalry regiments in CUB-
cr'n brigade , and his horao , which ho
urnishc'd himself , was killed in the
rand chnrgo mndn by thorn. After
he grand review in Washington at
ho close of the war , McDonald , bo-
ore leaving for the west , put in his
laim with the proper officers. His
cgimont was ordered west to guard
ho overland mail route , which was
hem in the lianas of Don
lalliday , and in the winter of
8UG they camped at Salt Like City.
There ho received n letter iroin n firm
n Washington asking him to send a
) ewer of attorney nnd they would
olleot the claim for him. They on-
nincditupon him to put a stamp on the
locumont as the law at that time re-
[ tiired , and M n thorough soirch
ailed to find n stamp anywhere in
Salt Like , of the den inunation ro-
juirocl , fifty cento , the document was
tot sent and the claimant forgot all
about his clnim.
About two ycara nrjo ho saw
n Tm : 15KI : the advertisement of
a Washington tirm , wrote them und
> t length , twenty yearn after hia lees
10 haa got Ilia vuluo of his property
oalng of coiirao nil tntert-iit.
aiuw LATHS.
A. Nnrrow Eec.ips for the City from
Heuvy Danmtfos.
Thunday about 10 o'clock a lady
well known in nooioty circles , in tiying
o crosn from the ooutlioaot corner of
sixteenth 'and Burt to the oppoaito
ido , full into a big pool of water ,
which hau of late been nccumnlating
on the corner , but happily her cries
attracted Mr. J. il. Feonoy , who was
iromptly on hand , lint while in the
ct of rencuing the lady , who was in-
ci'd in a perilous place , ho fell in
ilniBolf.
Notwithalauding all thiiMr. J < oonoy
uccoedod in bringing her to "terra
irrna , " covered with mud and bathed
all over. The lady waa so much
liockcd that she could not even give
let name. This particular corner haa
icon of late the play ground o ! some
youngsters who , wanting nome fun ,
ilnco the planka of the crossing , which
ro IOOHO , in such a position that any-
> ody attempting to cross will go ovor-
loard.
A reporter mot Mr. Corby on the
pot nnd acquainted him with the
ircumatancro , and a few minutes
atcr a carpenter was brought by him
and the crosaini ; will be fixed.
'
Wo have freq'uantly warned the city
authorities hi'regard to such places ,
as I ho cnto is lif.blo to happen once
oo often , end tlm city have to poy a
> ig bill.
" ! T GOKS lliniiT TO TUB STOT. " This
cxprosulvo i > hrn < e dchcrihoj the tllect of a
nB3 of Unit I'UKOH. Heady on opening.
verv sideboard liould Lave It Trade
um > leil ! at manufncturrrs' prlcea by M.
A. McNnmaru. Faini'ie. ' ? kuppliecl by A.
. Gladstone , Omaha , Neb.
OHAUA , October 0 , 1882.
To the Editor of Tim liui
I hereby admit that the Hon. Ohas.
Kaufman , mayor pro torn , don't rec
ognize mo aa an ignorant voter on the
ssnos of the day or the principles of
ho democracy and the welfare of our
country. The honorable gentleman
knows well that ho would bo in the
minority in a joint debate. Still my
challenge as amonrod is open for the
lonorablo gentleman.
Roapoctfully yours ,
JACOB DAUCK.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMAHA -
HA , NEB.
Tables nuppliod with the best the
market attords. The traveling public
claim they got bettor accommodations
ind moro general natiafaction here
; hun at any other house In Omaha.
Rate , $2 per day , _ nug21tfm
Death of Mrs. Gwyor.
The death of Mrs. Sarah H. Gwyer ,
wife of Hon. Wm. A. Gwyor , was
brielly announced in ycutorday's issue
of TUB BKE.
Mra. Gwyor was barn in Portland ,
Conn. , in 1810 , nnd married in 184G.
[ n 1857 she caino to Omaha with her
msband , Trinity Episcopal church
was then forming , and into its estab
lishment Mrs. Gwyor entered zeal
ously. For a long time the services
were hold in her house , which
was always open' to the clergy of
these pioneer days , whoso missions extended -
tended over this city and Council
Bluff * . From the time when she first
became a member until her last illness ,
Mrs , Gwyer was a devoted laborer in
the church and Sunday school , and
eminent in all qood works She waa
the mother of William A. ( itryor , jr. ,
who recently returned from Washing
ton , and for the last tun days was a
constant attendant at her bedside , to-
( tether with her other children , Mis.
W. M. Yates , Misa Gwiunio G try or
and Miss Etta Gwyor ; Mra. Gwyer' *
sister , Mrs. W , U. Sherwood , of St.
Louis , was also present during her ill
ness ,
That Huibana of Mine.
Is three times the man ho waa before -
fore he began using "Wells' Health
Keneirer. $1 , Druggists.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given thac the firm
of Mlllard & Johnson have disaolvec
by mutual consent.
The tirm of Millard & IVck ore
authorized to comuleru the unliniahec
business of Mill ml it Jwlmson. Al
debts duo Millur.1 A Johnson will hu
paid to Millard ifc Pcsk , and the lattei
tirm will bo responsible for the lia
bilitioa of the former.
MlLLAUD & JoUNSON.
Scarlet , Cardinal lied , Old
Gold , Navy Blue , Seal Brown , Diamond
mend Dyes give perfect results , Anj
fashionable color , 10 cents ,
BLAYEN'S YOSE&IITE COLOGNE
Made frorr the wild flowers of th
rK PAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY
il is the most fragrant ot perfumes
Manufactured by II. B. . Slaven , San
Franclico. For sale in Omaha by W
J. Whltehoiuo &nd Kounaia Brou ,
ACo.
THE WORKINGMEN.
Proceedings of the Meeting
Held Last Evening.
A General Committee Ap
pointed to Look Over the
Political Field.
Pursuant to the call heretofore pub-
ished in Tar. BKE , the workingmen
of Omaha hold a meeting last evening
n the city hall. Owing to the heavy
lowupour of rain the atlendanio was
lot so largo aa was expected. On
motion Edward Walsh was elected
hairman , and John Quinn cocrotary.
'ho cliiirnmn explained that the ob-
ect of the meeting was to organize
, ho working men for the purpose of
) lacing iu nomination n legislative
ickct. Mr. J. It. Lewis thought a
comraitteo ought to bo appointed rep
resenting as nearly as poesiblo all the
Tnrious tradai nnd labor organizations ,
and that this committee bo instructed
o issiio a call to the pcoplo generally ,
and nlao to the tarmere , nnd Unit
after appointing this committee they
flhould ndjourn , subject to the call of
the * cominitteo.
Air. ilohn Quinn was of the opinion
.hat . the meeting had boon sufficiently
advertised for five days in THE BEB
and as the hnll was engaged for Mon
day next ho proposed that they ad-
ourn until Monday night. By that
imo the announcement would have
appeared in TUB WKEKLY BBE , nnd it
would bo then thoroughly ndvortiaed ,
Mr. S. S. Van Burun corrected the
ast speaker and naid that the moet-
ng for next Monday had not been
horoughly advertised. Ho urged
hem to take time sufficient to get thu
breign elements and others into their
ranks. " They must get all together
and have no kicking the traces this
imo. They had not only to got the
workinfrmon but the farmers as well.
Mr. Behm said ho would like to see
a committee of five appointed to con-
or with all the labor unionn and dif-
uront organizations and got them to
co-operate together. If they would
do this ho would guarantee that they
sould get up such a ticket that noth-
ng on earth could beat ,
Mr. S. S. Vun Huron moved that a
committee of five bo appointed for
his purpose.
Mr J. il. Lewis moved that the
committee consist of fifteen.
Mr. O'Keofo thought jhat they
hould give each ward u reprcscnta-
ion of five that would make thirty
lolegatea in all.
Mr. Patrick Ford was in favor of a
committee of fifteonbecauso ho thought
, hat number of nctivo men from
rarioua warda in the city would bo
( sufficient.
Mr. Lewis urged that the committee
made up from the various trade
l labor organizations and foreign
elements. They did not care any-
, hing about democrats and republi
cans or wards or precincts ; what they
wanted was a labor representation.
Mr. McGuckin suggested that vhe
committee consist of eighteen dele
gates , aa by having eichteen delegates
jach ward would be fairly represented.
Mr. Itosowater being asked hia opin
ion said ho thought it would make no
difference whatever whether there were
jfteon or eighteen on the committee.
Be had noobjoction to eighteen , buthe
thought that it waa not in the spirit
of the original proposition to assign
these committeemen by warda for the
reason that if they did they would bo
simply going on the plan of the old
partioa. The great object it seemed
to him the mooting should have in
view waa to got all the elements of
labor and the varioua nationalities in
the elements of labor organized HO
Lhut when a call is issued they could
act in conjunction with the farmers in
nominating a ticket. They had a
great deal of money and a great deal
iutiueuco on the other side , but in
the end if they started right they
would bo able to make it a success.
The motion aa amended that the
committee consist of eighteen dele
gates was then unanimously carried.
Mr. John Qulnu moved that the
committee bo appointed by the chair
Mr. Lewis made an objection that
the chair might not bo sufficiently ac
quainted with all the desirable dole
Kates , and that the mooting appoint
the cominitteo. His motion was car
ried.
ried.Tho
The following committee was then
looted by acclamation :
John Ilosicky , .7. L. Black , Fred
Bohm , William O'Keofo , S. 8. Van
Buren , Patrick Ford , John Peterson ,
Edward Aspinwnll , William White ,
Daniel O'Keofo , G. R Overall , Her
man Walker , Wm. Mnlcahy , J , R.
Lewis , Joseph Taylor , C. 0. Samson ,
P , H. Horan and Allan Root.
On motion the mooting adjourned ,
subject to the call of the committee ,
which call is to bo made within ten
days.
Itlls.slA 8n\\e \ U unrivalled ( or its spro',1 }
healing qualitlei. Ahk your Urufii ta Inf
U. 2j eta.
Notloo-
The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex
celsior Roof Point , " wa * patented May
24th , 1881 , and otters patent num
ber 241 , 803. Any person found or
known to tamper with the manu
facture of aaid paint will bo punish
ed to the full extent of law. No per
son has any authority whatever to sol
receipts. HAWTHOUN & Buo. ,
Lancaster Pa.
THE CELESTIAL. CIRCUS
The Double-Tailed Comet' and the
Klectrlc Light.
The biggest flhow on earth hasu'
boon around lately , but the colestia
circu , with "tho only" two-tailei
comet , gives nightly exhibitions , am
Thursday there was added a beautifu
and brilliant display of the northert
lights. The latter took place abou
midnight , and waa really beautiful
The light appeared in the form of an
arch , extending clear across the
northern sky , and was very per
feet Its entire length. From
the horizon dazzling tuyt o
light shot up at intervals , resembling
pillars supporting the arch above. It
fact , to speak poetically , it lookoi
like the lection of a vast circiu ten
with about a dozen center poles and it
; ot away with P. T. Barnum , Van
Amburgh , Sells or any other men
with all their "overshadowing vast-
less" and "colossal spread of canvas "
At early dawn the double-tailed comet
waltzed into the ring , although the
tar gazera south and east sent word
hat it was burstod into two pieces nnd
would tumble into the sun yesterday.
Wo nro authorized to say that nil
ucli rumors nro positively false nnd
p night the aamo unrivalled attrac-
ions will be presented , Positively
ho last night and no postponement on
account of weather.
DISTRICT COURT.
ndictments Roportod-The Coming
Phatigo of Administration.
Another abort session of the dis-
rict court was hold this morning , but
no caaes were ready for trial , nnd the
lotit jurors present were discharged
until 0:30 : n. m. Tuns day.
The grand jury returned several in-
lictmcnca , among which wore the fol-
owing :
Jam ° s T , Flintwcll , John Dawson
and Wm. F. McDonald , robbory.
rhaao man will bu remembered iu
connection with the f.ital ehoothig
atTray near Florence some time ngo ,
and nil were ooldiora at Fort Omaha.
Thoa , McGee , robbery.
Jituofl i5rorrn , larceny.
.1 a cob Thein , forgery.
Couri will ait to-morrow , which will
)0 thu liia" day of Judge Savago'o ad-
miuUtratMu Au adjournment will
.hen bo ihkuu to Tuesday , when Judge
Seville -nil nasuuitt the dutieo of thu
> oMlion.
It wan deemed no moro than fitting
lut ono dny should bo allowed to
nusrveno botweim the two mlminis-
ritione. The business of the term
will then n > nlly cjinmeiice. A special
eiiiru will baiuauod to fill up the few
vacancies in the petit jury.
IU LOAN MONtY
TO LOAN On chattel mortgage se
MONKY . A. B. Tutton , No. 1510 Dnuglu
treet , Iront room , ujvttalrt. 43D-t (
XO LU&M Call Rt L1 OtnooOl t ) .
JVJ Thoma * Ro3m8 Oc Izhton Block ,
l UAfi At a per canllo-
! > * OUiUUU te/ost In euau.of ; 2tM , ana
upwards , lor 3 to B years , on flrtt-cUM cUj- and
arm prcunrty. Dsuu UHL Ksiin and loin
AncnoT. tEth and DoucUs Hts.
HELP WANTED
WANTED A flrst-cIatH tinner who under
stands pump rtpilrhir. Apply to Thoa.
Miner , North 1'lattc , Neb. 710-7
IA.YTKIGIrllu until Jainilv at 17I
W las ( it. 7t7
\\J ANTED -Tnorthr o nnfiirnblml rnomi ,
Y\ Ly nun unilulfo. AiMrt's-iS. I ) . Ilecntlii'c ,
7U1III *
"fTTANTI'.D A ilinliii ; room girl , laundrcBs and
VY chainbcnnalil Immediately at the Oaident.il
[ old.
WANTED llj thu iiii'len > L'iieil twi )
TAILO1LS - * one .small job mak
er ImmuluU-l } . John Balnl l i amlc City Wvo.
ANTED-1'Iarts to docncral houiuuirk
W by t o ( , lrN at MIA Capita' Av. 7UI-U'
WANTED Tor yriierat liouw wurk ut
GIRL North 13 th ktravt. Swoileprefcrwl. C.H1
kelueen lioun of ten and tour. 0 ! > C-7 *
f IRt , WANTED In tarn ly of tj. . It quite-
UT atC. J Cantn .VCo'i , Ilia strec , ! > < . [ ecu
"arnhira and Douglas : ' t'JJ-if
) - competent glrlS. W. corner of
WANPH-A avenue aud I'Oth SU. 683 0) )
ANTED A glrlat 1418 Dodtre ct , lt. l . 14 h
and ISt-iitcce s. GfOif
ANTED-A ( flrl lmmedla' y 1101 llow.rd
W street. Good wages lor'Ood tirv.ci.
A girl to Ho ichcral hoii onorK.
WANTKD ercnceo. G-oil wa ea paid Ad-
dreis F. U. arable , Kearney , Ne . 659tl
Dlnlnirroomfflrlnt 110 Thirteenth
WANTKD Douglai und Dodjre. 6KMf
\\rANTED-Cotkat Ca'lfornla Hotn * . Oood
\V i'ej paid lor tojd look. Woman prefer
red. 650-71
- | ( k'lrl furcncril housework
WANTXD-Kood
t 17iO-us BTci.ls. ( ill-It
ANTKK-GocHl man at Uttlenild'i
ANTED A llrst ilosa waller at Central din-
W hig lull , 101 .South Kith- KH-tf
W ANTrD T-ienty ship carpenters to build
and ciulk calmons for bridge at lllslr
crosslnir , App y at Knetneers otllce on wett kl
oi lUor , ner L air , Neb. C2'-8
„ D tllrlfor hntifowork , ICbB 8 .erman
„
avenue. Mrs. J , Mtiounsn.au. (61 < tf
A idrl for general hnusrwcrk. In
WANTED famliy. Inquire at 1(16 Jours tit. ,
between Fifteenth andtt'xto.mlutr < eM.
eM.entt
en-tt
WANTtD. '
One ( rood cainasser. Stuaily work
WANTED good pay , ( riferenccs required. )
Apply at 21S N. ICth street , up-italrs , room 6.
430-tf _
At the National lintel at Lincoln.
WANTED . 1 female cook wantc-i. llot ol
W KCS w.lllipaid. . 129-tf
600 privy va-ut , sinks and ecus
WANTED to clt i with banltary Vault and
Illnk ( llrancr , the best Iniso. . A. Evans k Co. ,
ldxiMOITOrt Tindiie "IrooU OroUia.
\17ANIKD " 10 i. 11 taut tvuntr
VV tihttUikii > r > ii Addrios I'r. Port
BenonlSs. 699-tf
MICELLANF.OVJB WANTU.
p ra'ant linino ( or Ihricvenllcmen , 11 a | ri-
jJ iiiofiirly hoon. w ( h ti . with ur with
out leant , T.nns re < ouiabo ! Addrew Cox 411
P. O. 6t5 7"
- on rxjierlenctxl )0 < ingman , a
WANTFD-Ily store , Adirinx "II ,
I , . 'IMS booge ktrnt. IW lit
TFD io do
WA faxlllcii I. \ ordju at tirr. Hu-
Ixruomis fur stor , on Uouiriw , lictnern 14th
and 1Mb. O7-7t
ANTED A O Sieuilr boardem at lOot
W Dodge St. C08-7 *
WWANTED
Dh tsmallng and aevrliu todo
WANTED call or addr < m Mrs. L&MSOU. 1610
Uison St. BTS-e"
Y\TAN tKD l.OCO straw ticks t ) Oil and deliv.
\ \ er lthbrlKht oa * . 8tr . Leate oidi-r lth
J K.S.undcrs , 117S. Uthstrcct UI3-7 (
1T7"AN ED - Contracts fcr scdlnir and gr > lag
> V Iiqulru J. K.BnundeM , 117S 15.h itrcet
CU7t
TTrANTKD Rocma and Toard. If private
V family wllliusf to take one or two boardtrs
kill tiua their aidrec to the \Vyaiau CoaiercU
i.'cllctc , sluJett tutklnj boirdcr rooms will DC
referral to then. A. L. WYMAN. IJ10-tl
ANTED To wrrk for bmrj. A young
WA vllh excellent rctereuces attccdlag
school lnru city. Addru'j W. U A , Dee Office
AHTED Cottage of 4 rooms by 0 < toJtr 9lh
WAHTED Tenant DM Offlce.
fofinfN HOUQE8 AND LAND.
KENT- Home with four roouwon Uurt
14. Inquire on prsmU *
t liENt rieasant furnUhed ruoui sultabk
.at 1619 farnaai. JOJ-T'
J710R H EX f Trent room untuinUh * ! App >
J ? Uthitiett , third door north of California ,
708-7T
FOR DENT Furnltbcd cottage tlxrtom 2319
California tt. 701-tf
RFNT Ituilcil en Idaho s'retl llha
FOR
nl mlld vim , a lia-rioonie dkilltn ? bouse ,
contai ! n r.ioo raomi , with larjo closed In Ml
'enilnK apartments and \wga \ bwiiment cellar.
A hriri } ard and it rilen ltli plenty of fruit , and
two laree cluteruApilyat
707-tf HICKilAN'S
T A nicely furnlshi-d front room.
F
V. 17 Kt. 7I2-r
KKNT-S10.00 wr month hrtinof three
FO3 and hall , celhr rlittrn and veil , Elm
Itref , n < - r 8th , snth Omaba. Inquire on pte-
COl-tf
UET Cott e rf lx large rooms all
FOR ! ! and fne loc-tlon by B.T " ter-
scn Ager t IM'i and UiU lfw St. U/u tf
HKVT Itoomi lurr.l'hpd nrun'utntthrd.
FOU
I'Irvnnt louitlon , I.'nard If toilri-i' ' . A1-
drcti "I. . " Hoi oillci. l0 Ct
Oll UF.ST t'u nlnbcd room wlUi bf rd 171K
FOll djo.S . CfS-10
- Twn fun Ulccl south loimi l t
POUHKVr-
wtonUt and 15th HlOJa-ks nSt ( Dl-4
r OR RENT * UitfO furnlshid fron ! room ICOO
JU Fatnini utriet. Rd7-r >
FOlt KENT New hrli > c , sx r.cnjs , thr-o cloa
ct , lwuliay wl dowi , giol cell r , c > ti-rn.
HcU-vUO cypotl B ticftsdlee. C'i-tl
FOU l-ENT UouasO rocnif , 1221 llth s rest ,
north cf Paul 0-4 If
"f Otl RE'-T A n'ca liw cit'w n on Dnvtnport
L ( .trttt , novirMtnoticn. . Inqu'rj a ) KOhoI.u
t Erl Uou'r 63S tf
FO't RF.NT A housf , enn and Inlf mlloi w.-iit
of 1'cstolllco (1 loo'Lg , with btrn and largo
carJcn. Irqulrol'12 D.ve .port S ! . 98S-U
. ,1".NT4rno \ front room with > Uo\c ,
.L1 nicely furnished 1 ! 121 DndgoHt. 654-10'
FOR RUNT A nicely fuin'xhtdiooin ' at2Z
Ca i tri > ct. Mfl-U
RENT I.wu ulei'unt front room * with
out lu.td , to Dutiful n and nlfo , 2115 Call'
fornlastreit. 030-U
T70U HUNT A store on Kith st cctncor DavcuJ
J } port. SUA. U. llalcoiiibo. C33-8
UEST Htio icslilci'O In Kootl location.
FOR
All uonvcolfncM wi cr , uew , 1roouia ,
, opposite l'o > t liai. !
I71OK KENT A oullh luil-i ! In Nfl-o < ' uddl-
J ; tlon. Intjulrott Edholuii ;
ItK.ST A store In Ealcomba block , nn
FOR street , near Uavci.poit. St - . D.
Balcomlo. 600-U'Stl
* FOR RENT Furnished or unfarn
ROOM , with boird. & 072 , corner 19th and
Uallfornta Jits. Maputo Hallor. 465 U
mEV HOUSES FOll RENT < -mall and large
I lour to eleven rooms each ; one or two ntw
ones. UKVId , Agent ,
} a 83-tf 16th and Douglaa i-te.
OR KENT Furnished rooms at 1717 lags
F street , bet. 17th and ISth , 450-tf
I7IOR 11KNT Grocery ( tore , cor , 10th itrea
J ? and Capitol avenue. Apply on remised.
J02-tf CHA3. NEUER.
RENT Brlc'i otoro. Icqulro at Drag
FOR , corner luth and Douglaa eta. 620-tt
OH KK.NT Two naw dwolllnsrs ana two other
dwellings Indealrablo loc.lltv , by McKoon
No. 1614 DoivrlMi Ptroet jir-tf
T7IOK 8 ALE Houfe and full lot In rorlhOma-
i1 ha. Situatlondctlrablo < ncr 1 avli thc
city , cm she paity dcblrlnir a gold h'.me iieciJ
terms. If eod ! at or i e. O. II II LLOU ,
C'J3-9 Unl.n llbct.
OR SALE Aery des'nblo piece of bt'
E property In one of i hu best towns In tbo't to.
i pply to E. E. Wha'ej , Lincoln , Neb. CSO-llt
S\LE-IIciiso cl 8 > oma on loa cd
FOR i 5 Hats , S6 5D. ML'ague oppcetto
Poe * Offlce. i2-tf
I.1UK BALK UtIKAr The btlcic aud frame ad
r dlthna of Milton ItOK'crx' house , N.W. corner
lOlhatitl I ravunw.irch streets C 9-tf
I710K8ALE First-class restaurant Apply to
J ? I1 , ManiiA'iller , llta street , between Karn&m
and Utru'Y. S36-60t
[ TliiRSALE A well pajinj ; hvulnew. central-
J , ly located. Good chince for the right man
lioacons forsolltisauslacti.ry. ) Admen "Q. V. '
lice cfficf. ' C14-U
T7IOK SALc ; Uuod bullaing , brick. Call at
Jj Water Wriks office. 446-tl
iiI'LKNlIlti fl OMKTY fOK HALE At a
O BAUOAIK , one large brick bouse , and on *
large frame house , with full lot on Caw Dear 16th
ttrei t. Fine chnnce for Investment , rent for 170
i > er mouth. Call to : full particulars , on
809 tf Agent. ISth ard DougUtBta.
IX DEAUTIFUL LOTS WxlW feet eftchra
Uanacoru Place on etroet'car line. Bout lots
In whole addition on very eaiy terms and at a
great bargain. IJutia' agent , 16th and DcaglM
street * 16-U
[ OTEL FOR SALE. Tbo Arlington
L First class ; all furnished ho only bate
In town. The cheapest property In the Btate.
Has all the traveling men. W 111 be Bold cheap on
terms to suit. Enquire of K. Fullo , proprietor ,
Arlington , Wasnlnxton county , Neb. 663-tf
I71OU BALK Ur will excna ge for Om ! i yru.
JM Percy , an Improved eec en of land adjoin *
Ini a station on U. P. R. C. U. DUNHAM. HU
rarnham St. , Omah , 720 Sot
KICK TOR EALr. .
B SOB-tf E3TABROOK b COK
MIBCEXLANEUS.
T OSI A cold ncck'uco with locket , between
I 1 Cth aod lO'.h , In U. 1' . jarJs. Finder will be
Ubeially revarjed by leatlnx a thUotfics.
TU AYE D From corner Ilarney and 21 i St. ,
S one Jersey cow , abvUtO years old , color yel
low and whltu. Will pay a reasonable regard
for her return.
1)30-1 1 JAMES NEVILLE.
OST On Hunday laat , a white bull pup , ten
J J months u d ; aaswerd to name of i'riis r.
hooter wlllioiurn thesamo to Harris & Fliher
will b mltably lewardtd _
A K. JKKl' House and L'jrpct Uiiuucr ,
JPolisher. . Leave orders at Republican of.
ttce , ISth and Douglas. 368 tt
(1 Kf\f\ will buy tlie furniture cf the best
-J4.0UU payloif hotul In Iowa. Kent read
onablo. Addrets Dolpb lliu-jreKor , line office ,
Omaha , Nub. 100-tl -
EDWAED JIUBHL
MAOI8TKK OF PALUYBTFJJY AND CONDI
TIONALItiT , * S3 Teeth iitroei , bttwena rarnan
and Hainrr. Will , wltn ttit aid of cnirdUa
spirits , obtain for any can * ( rlact-o at ilit ) pll
and prercnt , end en crrutu renditions In the fo >
tore. Roots tnd &ho < > < r-wle toder. . Fortes
* rtlnn rna ? nt oS < l-1"
Absolutely Pure.
Tlijs powder never varies. A taarvei o
purity , ktrengtb and wholeaomi'Dsu ,
More economical than the ordinary IJndf ,
and cannot be eold In competition with the
multitude of low tout , short welchi' lum
or phosphate powder * . Sold only ao can
RoiAL IUKIMQ Powni
ioew ust. , : "