THE DAILY BEE : SATURDAY OCTOBER 21
Fhe Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Baturdnv iV'orninr Oct. S1.
"Won tli r
( i'ho follow intf uWrv itlun are taken a
thf Mme n\om nt nf tltnont all the station
aimed. )
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LOO & Li IJIC VITJBS.
In tliu pili-O court jentcuhy Ilicro
wa 0110 one nf dUlnrbincj nf tlio pcaio
nml on ( > f ( t'eiii ' ( inn k. linth puld tlulr
fine.
A vniy line i rtr.tlt of our gnDil looV-
in ; ? county tri ! urur , hits lieon ( minted In
oil | iy the well kmiwu nrtlnt , Gvu. K ,
Timmc.
Tne work of chin.IUB the channel of
North O nh crauk i < noi rly cinnplott-d
and the w tor W.M turiial iuto the out-ull
yesterday.
Capt. Mnr h l < paving tin rticctcnr
trnclt on 15 h str-ut tAjtig MJo of lioid'n
opera lions ? , wi ! ch h it becu the terror of
diivers fur MI liiuu ,
L rge nod ulcKant line ( if Pattern lint
and BiiinetH j ist upmial at the leading
millinery c.UlilIihiiimitt , Atkiuson k Co.
Crclghton UUick.
n-nk thlevt-a robbed County Com
inissiontr Uwxel of u fifty dollar wllvcr
watch niid SH ncmh WoJncHilny night.
3'Ij-cry room ot hh hnujo was \ lulled nnd
32 ktulin fiomonc i.f lilimon' .
The Mu-nnurchnr bus dcctJed to Imvo
to cuneldor UIB
n nic-llug nexi Sanday
< iuestlim rf Kccuptii u thu invitation to ut-
tend the Conr : Um < e ccirntr stone liyln
on the iiuth. They will no doubt accept ,
A Bji-ci.'il c ich iittathed to Uia in-
umiiiK U. I1 , trniu Thumday carried fi'J
Jlonnoii iiiiiialiiiiarlui' , nil but ten of uliuin
go to Kuropo tovln couvurta fur the
church. The ten go to various States of
the Uniun ,
On the first Monday In November nil
tbo reul u > Ute in Douglai county upon
which th'j tixos of 1881 remains unpaid ,
will bo olferoil for public sale at the olfico
f the county tifuairur. If Hold a penalty
of twenty pi r cent ott'chei ) theioto.
Mlsn K , K. IVpiiletoti will road in tbo
opera luusoon WoJuouhy ovcninf next ,
Octobirliokh , fortbu benolit of "Trinity
Catheilralbulldini ; fund , " alocturo belono *
lag to her Ku lluh lojturo inurao of lu t
winter. Subject : "I'luy of Julius CU4iir , '
Intor'perseJ witb roadiogB.
Tbo verbatim debate on wumtn suf
frage between Mi& > Su'an U. Anthony and
Mr. E. Koaowater con bo had at this
office. Single coplon 5c , or $3 per 100.
This report in complete and bos the apj
proyal of txith debaters ,
It Is rumored that wo are to have a
Hparrlug match or lurd glove tight la the
cltybtforo hug. 'i ho matter , It iasuldis
botng talked up nmoug the tpoitirg men
and ring fanners. liotUr details will fol
low.
Mr. Mlko Gilflln , furemnn for Con
tractor Colllun , of the Ortgon thort line , la
in on a lay nff , Ho met with nnuccUcnt
rereral dayH UK i whlln Irindllt'K a bar ( if
mill oid Irou , by which the two Brut joints
of the two middle rhmcm of his tiRbt hand
were BO Injured that It U feared umpiita
tion will bo no.-oenary.
Carr K ud U was taken back to U > o
iwnltontliiry Ihuredayby Marnlml Angtll ,
who ictuimd jcitirday. It npp aw
that some objection WUB made to the piit-
oner being bold In citHtody by Warden
Nebo and tbero wa < n htut clvcn ; tbat < fll-
cial tbat a writ of habeas corpus \vou'd bo
obtained bh rtly , iu conseiicnco ( of which
Kendall WIM trantferrtd to the tustody of
JMarrhal Angoll and taken btino.
The participants In th * Odd Ifollov. *
cxcurt Ion to the grand lodge ut Freui nt ,
the 1'Jih in t , , deebe by thU mHbod to
convoy to Mr. Charles StibbltiM , general
ticket Hgeut , uml Mr , Joseph Hull , ticket
ngeotU. 1 . H H. , also Con uctor lllakely
nud l uglneer T. l.lvlugtt. n , tin Ir thanks
and appiocla-lou for courtonUs rxtmdcd
them , uud tbo geuonut tioatnunt and
kind comlderutlon ice ivod nt tbn hands
of three \eral Kentltnien. I'-intst Stulit ,
Y. M , G ild.mil h , Coininlltee ,
Omuhi , 1 y u little oioitlnn inlght BUO.
veed In iududng a mninilacturer of ngrl-
cultural Imp'einents to locate horf , He
bos been proivlliK hrou bthu wettneck.
ing n place for the s le of his f not to rent
U | OD , but at lust aceouuU htd not sue.
deeded. A little peuumlon when be
proieuti the matter to our cltlio ua li :
no doubt will do shortly , will eturo ji
luanufaotoiy that will be i f benefit to out
city. We B.I e not at liberty to * i > e k mart
jiarlloularly at pretent ,
% ; The ( * efgkti ) < m of4 Odd Tellows from
Omalio wrie highly entertained at Kuc
bouredur ng their utay iu Fremont. Mint
boat Kno did verj thing to make It pleat
smt for the \LItors. In the eveuiDg hi
fine dining room wan cleared of the tablei
atdnll weiocoidlally Invited to dance
TbeOmaht delegation unite in thuiUIn ;
the jovial lnudloid for b's attention , ant
hope our fiitula when \iitinf J-'rcmu&l
will ghehlran call.
/ dl patch wu recehod at police head
ijuaitera here Thursday morning to arreal
two runaway boya from Chicago , one ol
them earned Will C , McCoy , ton of an
ullicial of the C. & K. W , road , the boy.
aupixwed to be on their way went U
grow up with the county. The lada got nc
further than the Transfer , where the oiii <
cetr , who had al < o been notified , detained
them until the arrival of McOoy , Sr. Mar-
thai Angell ban oUo been notified lliat two
runaw6 > s fiom Weeplnu Water ore uaut-
d , The sale of dime literature this auui-
jner iniibt have been unuoually Urge ,
Y. M. C. A.
The Second lay of the StUi
Convinlion in This City ,
I ho New OflloirB and tbo Rs
ports Protn Vurioua DIB-
tricte.
The state conventiim of the Y. M
C. A. met according to announcemcn
nt 10 o'clock jostciday and organ
z ii * ith the secretary in the chair
DDuvinu waa elected secretary
pro tein ,
A list of delegates WHS called whlol
khowid a good attendance.
Thu cnmimttuu on credentials re
purled and their report HUB acciotnl
B D. Fitehia was then chosen chair
min ,
Verbal rt ports wire then received
from vanoUM quarters. VViepiim Wntoi
rupurted i)2 ) menibetit , The utatciatiun
in in a stall * of suspended uniniBtion ,
but atepa an ) bring liken fir tniru nc-
tivn work.
The general tu-cretary , Mr. Howfcr ,
reported for Omiilu considerable pie
. /ires Thu library is accumulating
No meitingfl have been held for young
men only. They hold tong service on
Sittunlty evening , u workuth' meeting
on Sunday morning , prujeraud praise
meeting Htindty iiftrrnoDii , and
regular prayer meetings very Thurs
day ovoning. Brothel Inuor ell , mil-
ro.id eecrutury of thu international
cmnmisMon , urged that moitingo beheld
hold especially tor joung men.
Brother Niclmla reported active
work In thu Inst two months nnd uoud
prospects for ilio future in the railroad
branch in Oinnha. They held a Sun-
duy afternoon 'gospel eervicu with an
nverago attendance of thirteen , mostly
f railroad moil. Thorn are 800 or
moiu men in thu city or running in.
Brother Alexander fiom the llaot-
ingi uesoculion , and it ln.d been in
iperation for onu year. The active
membership is 'M and associate H ) ,
kuditory 10. Gospel mtetingsaro held
jn Monday evening with an average
ittondanco of 20 , A reading room la
jpon nil thu time with u good library.
Brother Alnrnh reported for Lincoln.
Chey have song service every bntur-
lay ovennu' and gospel meetings on
junday atternuon.
Jiro. Ouchram repotted from Donno
College UBJOciation aolivu inember-
hip , Eory school day joung IHOII'H
iiuyor meeting twenty minutes before
I o'clock. ll.ivo occasional public
nisaionaiy meetings and an address
laoh year us n p.trt of the college
loinmoiiceiiient. On Sabbath aftirnoon
i meeting for both sixes. The meet-
ngs are very spiritual , and the attend-
nco is increasing ,
It was moved und carried that tlio
ullowing nuiiied ( juiitJeineii bo invittd
o sit with us as corresponding mum-
lors : Ooxhead , general pccrotury ruil-
oud Y. M. O A. of Kdiisad City ;
lenry F. Siyles , socretury of the
) esMoineu nsaociation ; J. W. liansul ,
r. , secretary of thu St. Joseph asso-
iation.
The following business committee
ras uppointtd ny the uresiiiunt : J.
\Vigton , Hastings , E. G. Oochran ,
) w no College ; George T. liowstr ,
) ui aha.
It was moved by Brother Wiedcn-
all that Brother Ooxhead'a paper ,
'Tlio executive socretur > " bo taken
p immediately aflor dinner , at half ,
ast two , Carried.
The morning uession then adjourn-
d.
AJTIIINOON SESSION.
At 2 p. m. devotional oxercisca
roro hold , lid by J. H. Hansel , Jr.
At 2:30 : the president to k the chair
nd called the meeting to order.
It waa moved by Ji.-othar VVidonsull
hat the business cnmmittop , aided by
JroUior Uimebangh , bo nmpowered to
nvito the churches of the city to unite
n a union mooting Sabbath evening
) urriod ,
The president thnn road the follow-
ng names as mombera 01 the rospec-
ivo committfcB :
On Resolutions Dr .7. 0 , Denise ,
liuuhn ; G K. Hitchcock , university ,
[ /mcoln , E. L. Ware.
Devotional-E P. Churchill , Wocp-
ing Water ; A. G. Oharltati.
Credentials Win. Flemming , Ohos.
Ooator.
The chair then introduced Brother
Ooxhoad , who read a paper on the ix-
ucutivo eccrotary , ho then became the
subject of voluntary intorogationa
from members of the convention ,
The questions and answers were very
rdifying , aa was nlso the oxpcnencoof
Brother Coxhead in Kansas City , as
ho gave it to us.
Time being up allotted to this sub
ject it was txtendtd ton minutes by
vote of the convention. 1 ho moat of
thia time WHS rpent in diecuosinp the
question "How can wo convii co them
of the need of anncculivoaecrotarj ? "
The prevailing opinion waa that this
mi st bo accomplished by individual
work and by judicious circulation of
proper literature.
At 11:30 : Urn. Wcidonsall took the
Ibor and read a paper on thorough
urganmtion.
A discussion followed on the subject
in which the point was well brought
nut that there should bo a definite
organization , and each member should
have sumo special work assigned him.
A paper was next road by W. F.
BieclufT , the general secretary at
Springfield , Ilia. , on the subjo t of
' 'Boy's Work , " the discussion tollow
ln brought out much wholoaomo talk
on the subject of Mission Sunday
Schools and it was generally conceded
that the energies of Y. M. 0 , A
'woikers ought not to bo o-nfmod to
Sunday Schools The convention then
adjourned until evening ,
l.N TUB KVEMNQ ,
after a soim K v. Mr. Cochran offered
prayer. Mr. Wiedonsall then consid
ered the first of the four.fold work of
a Christian in the physical part of it.
Ho made some good points from hia
standpoint and dosciibod what the Y ,
M. 0 , A. of the country waa doing
towards developing the better part of
uian'a phj steal natuw , throughout tbo
country. Sometimes Mr , Wiodensall'a
languai > o rose to the oloquout and ho
showed a powerful command of words
on this , las favorite theme.
Mr. Ooxhoad , of Kansas Oity , and
late of Chicago , next spoke on the
social aspect of the Y. M. 0. A. work.
He alluded to the various classes
reached iu this work , many of
whom could nuver be reached by
the church nnd proclaimed that it wat
especially adapted to the young man
Heitpokoof the entertainments got
ten up from time to time by the Y
M. C , A. , which were a legitimate
put of the work of the association
Ho made a Mrotig argument for the
s < ci. l p < tt or the Y. M 0 A work
After a King nnrl n nrajer by Dr L is
Hiring , Harry F Sijltn , guiieral nee
rotnry o ( Iowa and delegate from Dr
Monies , waa introduced. Ho apuki
on the intellectual part of the worK o
the association. Ills remarks ort
very forcible and were listened to will
wnut attontioni
Follown g them was a prayer b ;
John McOxgUH and then John W
Hansel , Jr. , Bocrn'nry of the St , Jo
seph , Mo. , u < C'ntioii ' npoko upon the
ppiritual bearing of the T. M. 0 , A
wotk. The writer perhaps paid mart
attention to thia address and waa more
fully impressed by it , from the fac
that ho know Mr. Ilintol when he
WAR n wee boy , and 'cola a pardonnbli
pridt ) to-day in seeing him occupy the.
exal'1-d position ho dies ii
the Y M , C. A. Mr. Ilnnetl uriaiuc
in favor of meetings for young inn
exclusively , whcru they could talk
without ( > mb rrAssment. Ho also
spoke of Bible meetings for the ntudi
of the word , and waa more In f wor o
short tnlkn , flliort prajora and filior
hyninn than of anything long drawn
out. Ilia idea was to got everybudy
interested in aomu way , nnd ho sug
gested tliat in rnattern of doubt it wua
well to go to God in all thingn.
Brother Douglas waa then called oul
and i-poko in reuard to the general
Rlato work , lie g < wo a hirtory of the
work in Chicago and other places.
The report of I ho business committee -
too WHS then received and the follow
ing prounumno for to-day proclaimed *
IIOUMN'O.
! ) :00 : D 'votional e xcorciaos.
OiliO Rjort | of atatu executive
committee , especially regarding ttato
wfirk.
10:15 : College work , conducted by
Professor D ividson.
10:15 : - FumnctB , and now to man-
ngo them : Cunduattd by J. W. llui-
sul , Jr.
1115 ; Asiincittion literati re : Con
ducted by J. 1) . Ingeraoll.
AJTKUNOON.
-Devotional : exerciaea.
2 30 Asaocmiiona in the small
townHOonductcd : by George Ilotnor.
IJ.tO Pre rending roome : Con-
due d b ? Harry Styles.
3I0 ! Bible alndy and prayer : Oon-
junted by J S Mjern.
I5-15 : Singing in our mcotinga.
4tO : MifcellHiieous work.
Harry Saylca , the awee't aingpr ,
: hon aung n solo , followed by H qiar-
otte , and the benediction waa pro-
lounct'd.
THOaOUGHLYTHEAmiCiL ,
ilose Bjtin e in Led Astry at
Boyd'd Her Excellent
Company.
AttraotloiiH To-Nlcht Note *
Iu Genozal.
Last evening RJSO Eytingo opened
lor cngai oraont at B > yd'a iu "Lid
latray , " and scored , aa usual a do
idud BUoocsB. The audience waa
[ uito lar o and select , and received the
> lay with unuauul onthusiaam and in-
eroat to the end. Her company ia a
rory capable ono , and evidenced more
; cnuine merit for atrong nnd effective
rork than any tbat have ao far fav-
ired Uf.
"Ltd Astray" will always remain
mo of our atrontgeat emotional crea-
ions , or < l m tbo hand of Rose Eytingo
.nd . a uoL.d aupport wo BUO the differ
nice between the trathy melodrama of
0 day and that which la hotter.
It was not until the fourth act that
tliaa Eytinga was aoen at her beat , al-
hough her preparation for the opera
kt the close of the third act , won a
lieco ( if quiet indignation and anger
hat was very Gniahed. Her require-
ueuts acorn perfectly adequate fur the
tortrayale of atrong emotional parts ,
itid the abandon in which she iooaoa
iLTsolf whilp dopictinc her mom som
> er sconcti , is altraye'vory ifftctive and
licoly drawn to the climax.
In the assumption of Countess Ar-
nando aho naa inado a reputation that
inly her talents donervo.
Mr. Liwronco , oa the Count , acted
iia part in a very gentlemanly man
1 or , and pictured the way many wives
ire treated by their too it different
lu&bands quiet nature.
Mr. George Morto , as Do Lesparro ,
prciontod the villian , if such his part
may bo called. IIo gives his part a
fascination that ia rarely seen in a
: haraotor that is -vorldly , weak and
Full of temptation , He was particular
ly good in the acono where the court
licara his devotion for his wife. His
manner is thoroughly unconventional ,
yet vicorous.
0 F. Montana's baron was kindly
recoivttd by tbo audience , nnd his
stuttering quito catching. He madu
hia diameter quito eccentric and per
feet. Major O'llara , in the hands of
Mr. Herbert waa very good in action ,
movement and speech. His indiffer
ence and cunning were very marked.
Hia confederate , Miaa Kate French ,
didn't show her intrigue as strongly
as she might , but the taato she dia-
plajcdin dressing was quito sufficient
to tempt the court.
Mits Mary liryer played the Dowa
ger very acceptably , but would appear
to better advantage in a youngc-r part
Mist Ktiowtton's'Muthildo was quito
vivacious and pretty. Wo must also
allude to Mr , boring's Hector , which
wai excellent.
This afternoon "Princess of Paris"
will bo given \\ith Mias Eytingo in the
title role.
This "Oliver Twist "
evening , with
the star as "Nancy Sykcs , " a charac
ter quilo ordinal with herself , and
moro particularly characteristic than
any one in her repert > ry. |
TJ10110U011LV EMOTIONAL.
Ooyd's ushora are competent as to
civility.
What has become of the Olulk club )
Pat , O'Uawes would make a good
eccentric comedian.
The " Comrades" will
"Jolly bo pro-
souted at the Standt thoa'.ro to-inor-
row night.
Mollvillo and Francis , of the acad
emy , go to Chicago Monday. The
Hollywood folks will remain another
week.
Let's see , Who HUB It wo heard
wns writing a play for Barney Shan
not ?
Whnt a pleasure it is becoming to si
behind ono of those small bonnets am
see the entire stage.
Colonel Temple starts for Wiohita
Kiniaa , to-morrow night , where hi
' Union Spy" will bo pat in prtpira
tion.
tion.Qus
Qus Frohman , of the Union Squir
company , is tr > ing to got hold ( it thi
Boyd and a few of our best thcatjn
for n western circuit ,
Charles U , ITaystcnd , the genii
"advanca" for the Kytingo company
took a few of the tickets at the dee
lost night , Ho leaves this morninj
for Denver , where the company wit
next , nppear.
"I xavo a ticket to a rather frequon
patron some time ago , " ronmrku
fack Nugent , "and ho has novr
bought one since' ' That's the way i
goes. A deadhead once a dcadhoac
forever.
lie way Mnneior l oyd conduct !
hia largo audiences is commendable
Wo rofur particularly to those frci
crowds that xsserablod at the womai
suiTrago mpotinga. Ho Is poifi'ctlj
justiQablo in allowing no ono to etaiu
up or crowd the isles. Thuro is oucl
a thing as getting lee ninny in UK
opera house and a downfall the ro
suit.
THE OHAND
The Pleaaant Ainur of the Irleh-Amor
Icuti Unnd.
The third grand ball of the Irish
American band at Masonic hill Thurn
day ovoningwas a grand success Thotc
who attended the two former partiet
fjivon by thin aisociation will rumom
ber them with pleasure , but tho3owli (
wcro present at all of thorn say that
of Thursday night surpassed in ovurj
particular the former occasions.
The programme waa very neatly
arranged with now and popular
dances , ar.d was printed upon im-
[ ) ortod cards for the occasion , very
neat and taatofnl.
Thuro wai a largo attendance nt the
Ml nnd merriment ruled the hours
until morning. Everybody enjojtd
thrir full of lull , and when the uarty
id j turned , moro than ono fair imi Jon
s'ghed as aho thought the ball of the
trull-American baud cumo only once
i year. Wo are pleased to kin-w
Jiat the till.iir wus also a success
iaanciully.
ART RECEPTION.
Mra. Vernon Wlllanl'a Lecture in the
Puxton Purlers.
Thursday Mra. Vernon Willard
? ave a highly instructive and exhaust-
vo lecture 011 woman's relationship
o nrt , ociuncu und literature , in the
> legnnt parlori of the P.ixton hotul
> oforo n nmull but highly apprecitttivo
ludionco In the course of her tec-
uro she said it had been stated that
rlr. lloaow.Uur hid undo soinj very
odulicato obaorvation during the
oint debate on woman's rights. Those
The enter the gladiatorial arena must
> xpoct to take up arms in self defense.
n the Iccturor'a opinion Mr. Roao-
rater made no remarks whatever that
my woman could take exception to.
3o had simply defined a point. The
iction of these ladies reminded her elm
m anecdote which the celebrated Dr
Tohnson used to relate.
At a dinner where the doctor was
iresont it happened that some remark
raa made which was a little off color
Duo lady immediately arose and left
ho room , when the doctor observed in
lis blunt way "tho only immodest
woman has left. "
The woman suffragists themselves
irhon they entered the arena advised
is to take elf our kid gloves and vol-
'ots and como down to business , yet
ho noticed that Miss Anthony
> reached this doctrine in a honiton
joint collar and splendid silk dross ,
vhilo her friends who sat beside her
vero attired in rich velvets and were
ightoon buttoned kid gloves. Sin
ouldn't see the connistoncy between
heir preaching and practice.
Mrs. Willard s lecture embraced a
rariety of subjects. Bho gave some
'cry graphic and life 1 ko word pic
urea of manners and cust ins in
Surope , over which she seems to have
ravrled considerably. She gave
omo exquisite descriptions of classic
cones she had witnessed during her
ravels. She also touched upon an-
iont and modern literature , and
omowhat criticised Occr Wild's
eithetio teachings. She drew com-
Jarisona between the charming mau
lers of the Europeans and our shoddy
mtocraoy. Want of spice precludes
> ur giving this highly refined and in-
tructivo lecture a full report , which
t well deterves.
Mrs. WilUrd was listened to with
narked attention , and it was evident
hat the audience were very much do-
luhtud with the aubj ot and the way
Mrs. Willard handled it.
A responsible party will buy a bank-
ng business or open a now bank in a
good live town. Interested parties
address P. O drawer No. 64 , Omaha ,
Neb , IU G ;
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMAHA -
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the best the
market affords. The traveling public
claim they got hotter accommodations
md moro general satisfaction here
ban at any other house in Omaha.
Ratn , $2 per day , aug21tfm
Double Presentation.
The Union Pacillc hoys had a pleas
ant time atChujenno the other day iu
a friendly visit to the residence of T.
A. Davies , the retiring master me-
ohanio of the road at that place. They
went armed with a handsome gold
wtuch , with chain and locket attached ,
with which they attacked Mr. Divies.
Mr. K lly , well known in this city , in
johalf of the employes of the Union
Pacific , made a neat little speech of
jresontation , whYch was responded to
n an appropriate manner by Mr.
D-ivies. Immediately after the form
alities were over Mr. Roberts , of the
J. P , came forward and handed to
ur. McGuire , foreman of the round
louse at Cheyeuno , a similar token of
regard. Altogether the boys had a
ploaiant time and one long to be re
membered in the metropolis of Wy
oming.
A1TENXIOM
Call Tor a Worklngmon and Fnrmora
County Convention ,
The woikingmen and farmers o
Douglas county , who are in accor
with the principles enunciated by Hi
state anti-monopoly convention hel
at Hastings , September 27 .h , 1882
are hereby invited to olcit delegate
ti n convention that will nominate
legislative ticket for Douglas county
consisting of two members of the sun
ute and eight members of thohouio o
representatives , also ono county com
miesioner and such precinct ufticers a
may lJ designated by the county com
tnissioncrs in their election proclatna
tion ,
The ratio of representation shall b
as follows :
Every element of trade nnd cue
element of common labor shall bn rup
toaented by five delegates Wher
mechanics or laborers have no orguin
zttion , they may organize for this pur
poee , as for instance , blacksmith ? , car
puntern , machiniatr , tuiaiiii'li" , smelt
ing works laborer ? , etc Every precinct
cinct outside of the city of Omuh
shall bo entitled to five delegates t (
bo chosen by the farmers It is rcc
ommcndcd that the meetings to selec
delegates in the city by any labor or
ganmtion or element shall bo held
upon A call issued thruo days prcviou
throuah TDK OMUIA UKK. Such cal
shall atato the time and place of meet
ing , and name of organizttion or laboi
element. In the country prccinclf
the meetings shall ho held in purau
anco of a notice printed or written
conspicuously posted in at least threi
public places within the premct foi
at least ono week.
These meetings nhall bo held withii
two weeks from this duti > .
Only delegates elected in pursuance
to these recommendations and having
proper on djntials , will bo admitted tu
Bi'iUa in the convontion. No proxies
u ill bo allowed , but alternates may be
elected to take the places of deleg'iteB
that may bo absent.
Duo notice will bo given to the del
egates so elected as to the time am
pl.ica of holding the convention , and
arrangements mil bo made for ngranc
mass meeting to ratify the nomina
tions on the same evening after the
convention has udjournud. By order
of the committon.
JOHN ROSICKY , Chairman.
MtTHl ER WILL OUT.
And Every Mau Who lioolts In-
uocunt Is Ivov So.
On the 20th of last month a nlan
named Dennis E an was arrested ,
charged with stealing n watch from
the kitchen of the Can Bold house ,
the watch being the property of John
Gillospiu , ono of the cooks. Upon
being taken before Judge Beneke ,
E.im looked and acted so innocenl
that he completely deceived the
officers , and aa no watch was found
and there was no evidence againat the
prisoner , ho was discharged , and
suspicion rested on a young follow wha
was in the kitchen at the same time
and soon after absconded.
List week Dennis Egan was ar
roatid for intox cation and went to
jail. Deputy Marshal Doty in some
way obtained information that he had
a watch concealed on his person , and
upon searching him found the ticker ,
which was identified by the owner
The hearing in th ? cano was set for
this afternoon , and E aii will un
doubtedly go up for grand larceny.
It seems that he had carried the watch
all the time" , and had eluded detection
until whisky gave him away.
POLITICAL , pomrs.
Tailors' Mooting.
A mooting of journeymen tailors lor
the purpose of electing five delegates
to the workingmen's ' and farmer's
convention will bo hold at Turner
Hall Monday evening , October 23 , at
B o'clock.
UOHl'.UIAX ME11TI.VO.
A mooting of Bohemians will beheld
held at Kspar's Hall Tuesday even
ing , October 24 , for the purpose of
electing ( ivo delocates to the working-
men's and farmer's convontion.
gUBLTINU WOHKS.
The night shift of smelting works
laborers will meet at Kajpar's hall on
Tuesday afternoon , October 24 , and
the day shift in the evening of the
same duy , for the purpose of electing
two deli g lies from pach shift and one
in common in all lire to the woik-
and f irmera' convontion.
SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE
Mode froir tlio wild flowers of th
KAK FAMBD YOSEMITE VALLEY ,
it is the most fraprant ot perfumes.
Manufactured by H. B , Slsvon , San
Francisco , For sale in Omaha by W.
J , Whitohouso and Kounaia Bros. ,
ifcCo.
_ _
THE ACADEMY.
A. Qnln Night With the Children and
the OJdor Onee.
The Academy presented its usual
attractions last evening , but little has
been said of them lately. The Holly
wood cdildren have been giving a really
interesting entertainment. There are
four of these little folks and their per
formances are really remarkable
Their dances are far ahead of any
thing over presented on an Omaha
board. The four c mo out together ,
and dnnco awhile together , then in
twos , and finally little Dick does the
cutest business alone. Their costumes
ire elegant , and alone this neat little
farcily makes an elegant show which
would take anywhere.
Added to thia , however , are other
'ood attractions at the academy. Miss
I2va Lester in her songs and dances
md in her champion jigs and reels Is
without a peer on the western side of
ho Missouri , She Is not old in the
jrofosslon but has "caught on" in a
nest excellent manner ,
Mias Hattlo Wevoott did well hut
ironing in her favorite songs. She is
n fine singer , with a voice of good
cninpnss and which with proper train
ing would plnco her in the front rust
( it vuca'isls.
Tommy Adams aa the Utippy ( 'h
Minis imnience. Tnoro who im\f ii
the older dajs sien Porter do "hi.1
or similar busincrr , and who snuro bj
'bun , ohould roe Adama in the act
which ho bat undo almost now Mr
Vdntns is almost as natural in thi
character ns if he had bsen born to it ,
td in the a'tcr piece of ' 'Tho Dwcor
Led Astray , " h was eaij and i atur-1
Mr. A-latin is a comedian of mi mm
merits , and will yet mnko n hiuhn
mark than ho has , although his preseni
is not very lo * .
Miis Annie Rtymond nnd Mis <
Ollio Sutler , Ilio serin c < nuc Miit-tri1
made a hippy hit last ntahl , nnd wil
appoitrugtin to-nluht. Tim old fic'i
will remain on the bonrda for th
rrusnnt , ( X'-t-pt that Mi'lvil'o ' an
Francis may ducontinuo after a shor
timo.
O I.OAN MOKbY
/ > IM.I i ' i M.vn--i u' ' 4 on unite TJ 1
\j t V.IT ! ) . r > n n < Vi ( < rinliheV
O.NKV 10 LA > er ihatlel innft
M curlt > . A. I ) TiiUnn , No. 11MB
, front room , up-ftalrn 435-tf
I.OAA AI S V'ol oeuHB
In suuw.o * * * .60 < -
up * rJB , for 8 to & } eirs , on Bra -cU > s cllj uri
funu jiroi.orty , BIMIB Rttt Kr-j" kill lo <
T. 15th nd pnuclm nt.x .
TO \N-11io Aorthw-etorn Jin
MONEV ( lnuran iCriiii ] nyf \ prcftrd | t
III KO i'l ' flrot tHsi'oat.svxnnd on Bititf.iclor
iU'or f * niti'cnrity at ton't. ' cnriint iati > i
lulcrcn' anil wlt. , < .U' ciinu I ) l"h A ( ply 10
O f. DAV1M ,
S coal Aficnt ,
No. 1305 Fik-iia'n fctioet ,
sit ami notl-4 * Umaha. < N'pb.
HELP
WAMCD i luiclloUly , four t-xpoilcicix
mi n to phop wood nnd e'ear land Hn v
& Illl1 , HJj hatnlnn. Kttcc . hl''J2l '
ANTCD O rdy r1 for uciitrixl h > i > o ork
W
1) ) L ihrinio , ntHuj Criiigliton 111 ikc.
itc , Uiho < t o t. ebj-2J
) A drii'nui kcrw n ' * aUo otrli
WANTfl
Wil U N on B other lift d aj' ly llninlr
ft MrLciu i a\cnnort attei.t , l-twc > n i th
mid 1,1' , a u h ' ! . ! < . 8 021
c olc atlCIl Wib loSt
vvy 1.1. i , nuii * sir : M
WAV Ir.ii A atom lo > toti'i'ca.uo hois a
rn 1 w rk In h'orj Apply tt S 1. c r. ' 8 h
mil Dcd c. flOO-21
ANTKD t.lrl fi r dinh * ro m o k nt211
inrth llhuri t. " - '
\\'A Tl I > Two in | nf rcora gliU at Mail" A.
VV Illcckmu 'd roiUuiant , Dagu ( tru , t"t
irthnnd 5Ji HSi'Ot
\ \ ; AS1Etaofdi. . .ka' H \ \ . tor. lli.rnej&
> V 11th. WogfK , ? l 00 p r uetUtVOJJ
FF1PKI1OVWANT1.U
0 Sfj'-iO Tlio liraditieet Co.
WASTt.0 ( Jrtupitei t ttlrl for 'i cr I hou <
ork Apjil coiOjg.uh tt.h : nct , it
' .in am uud IJ
WAVTKD Help nt the employment ofllce
217 N. ICthttrcct , up-9tltd. vtf
\T5/ANTKD-C3iupL'eat elrl. Apptj to lM (
V * .tlih elicoc , oppoalto Cro..ntcn n.us.1.
WANTED A pena ( .Irl for genir-il lieu o >
ncrir.iU r.si h nituiat Ma ot oicit
etto't , tuo blockB nuriho S : . M rjV aviimu.
SI 6 tt
W AM'KU A gi I to do i.chtr..l housework
tend refprenC'8 O od uaicoa p Id Ad-
P. C. arablo.Koarn.oy , Wob. ( W9-t (
aiTUAUCNS VVANJLl/
A VIED Fmploymontbv a ymi ! ? Iran it
W nrlvain family. U. Aljunwtiicr , lllh a ro-t
nrarFarii&m K eli )
WANTii > One Kood cam atwtr. Steady \ \ or )
work and good pay , ( references required.
Apply at 218 N. ICth street , up stairs , room C.
\I7" ANTED At the National Hotel at I coin
Vf Ono No. 1 female co b nanto Uc t o
nr ges Will bpaid. . _ 129-tf
\ A / AJM t iil > 6w pnvj vau.ts , aiunn and I.CB
VY pool" to clean with danltary Vault ai.d
Sink Cleaner , the beet In use. A. Kvanu k Co.
oMorcn IMfl Dndire ntrcet , Onuh
MlCELLANEOOS WArtTB
ITfANTKn-Il frrj November Is * , a go'd
> > Ii u-f for the lnt r , 4 tji 0 1 In k fnru U
' . iluio- S to n lar v ro mn. luqut o DM 8 i tit
CthMnet. M3-2I
WANTKUluouiR and Hosrd 1 private
family wlllln > lo takcono or two Ixnrd ra ,
will 8 im tht-Ir mUircas to the W ) wan COM. ere U
Collide , a udcnt etuKIUL' lioirJ nr rooms will DO
eferred to them. A. \VYMAN. . 610-U
HFMT HOUBEB AND I / > NO.
10H UKST A furn' > h < y ] House , 9.J01 Lodge.
F fUMi t
mil n NI i lf < t ( rent rro riT'
oruufurnlsh 0 , chuip. i\o. C0 > ttitli ISfli
ttect. t34 SI
H NI'- i.twly nii'sh d h > 91 01 Me -
FOll , in Q ii ic lochtlon bctrtion Sh r-
n nn avi'Euo and Uih utrto'p. Oo id co lar well ,
CK cm an all m < l rn Imp o'onenii * . F r -
c .mfartablo hnmo , 6 mlnutco' Wilt from . I' ,
hhop' . Ono hlovk ( rim ut ccj r r. \\ll' re .t
ihvap. Inu ire or yiunlHoa or ol Jamci h an-
n. n. S'J6-23f
I7IOK ni'.ST I'liriilihoaroom N. li. comer 9'h
I ; And .Iwkkon 2 , > t
. KKM'-Ona Uigo lurnlbbod room til
r.lOU u h Oth trte' . frSf 8 t
HtNT he luliu ; at p oient ccnplid
FOK hnVf bUiu 1 nlo/i .Uraph | Lomiuny ,
r era I'.atnam and Itth it ccto : Applv to
Url.tr Bro . , ( J..soiree. fc77tf
K ltWl A u > en room h mic l h t ur
Ft Hall brrn , ISO | .erm nth. Oon\e t ttrtol H' .
lnrj'M.vn no Awply t linker nroi > , Cat of-
ce. 87 tf
, OP.HI -AluuKnil tto m9and fc
{ frriw faml to . IMIU ro 121 1 thic LO fet ,
el\uon li h nnd l t , fll 2
Ui.ST : \ ( jlta ml furnished room. Call
FOll 7J N. 17ht. with rrf ruiix b7,1 tf
, .iOU K .NT - lloiuo u th Born roomn uill and
P lUtorn li.iiulv , tuo blocksfr m Omaha Foun
On 6outh ITth st Inmilro at lUnry Drunin
65.1 tf
nOK HUH ! A hindsotne tno a'ory rfbldicr ; .
L'nrj tnj wllli clout * ruli t'onlbar .toiiind
> oodronf8 tie W I md l > rte il.Urn , In-
u rolmmi < dlatily on proinl is , nor bnest mr.
f ZSt auu unrt ttrett. b53 tt
[ 70H IIKNT I'lirnltln d room with boanl and a
L1 few Ublo b > xirilir atlTt6lodK . KVi'JI
UFNr Hurtint furnliiheil room sul al > lo
EfH two ( , ' "iilc"icn , 1U19 fkruam. 2i-Jlt
rjUdl UE T Hf use , lx rooiru. furnished , In.
U qauonti ) , lljdos tUlcj , 11 lllaro hotel.
< 1IB T A bnardlrc home , a > . IMT * III
F0 , bctAitn D uflu abd lied e. Ii quire
t cor.if 1'Jibar.d lOUlrw. Bll-tl
r OU HENTOtflcca In Jucih" h ocl cor. 15th
I1 and C | ItoJ a\cnue , JOHN O. JAG JI'.S ,
'I'OU ' HUNT FuruUhcd cttta-o urooin iS213
u California t. MM. v. C.lUil. 7wi tf
"T OH UE T-CotUeo rt sir litice room a'l
J convi-nK'nccs nd f nc loc tion by a.T. Ptcr-
n Age-t iftth and Dcu _ < la.jSt. _ T 4 tf
7-OR KE'-T A tilco n w cottaire on la\tm < oit
} trtet , ncir 21th strict. Inquire at bdholtu
Fri k oi V
HUJU Kf.JiT A uiixli lutujiUiu loom at lift
Caviktriet.
7VJH hKM llue iwlilcuo In good louktion.
J All coin colencca lor water , new , 12 room * .
, opposite ixMti-lllce. 082-tf
710R IUNT T o new dwelling and two othei
. dwelling ! In dudrablo locUJty. by UcKoon
o.UUDouglMjtreit. 817-tl
P'OR KENT NI ely fjtnVh.'d rot nv , ot e Jnct
1 i orth of Dodjo on ISli , M K >
. 'OR KNT A c tt R.i of n c room" . Iniul'a
1 at Northwo < t corner 1Mb a d i LI J .o -
inil UlNr ar o Ifntomi vi Klc re.
L1 Mt'f luttlhed. ilJiDot'ge t 88-10
OH ' F.NT To nlcth f tn shnil i
} t re at d b ft'ci , If dtte . pl - " < - mete
to- 'hiMiml men liq'lr ( W > t orlb 17 h B I.
ftfl G _
, " OR HENT I'urnl'hcd house , N. W. corne I
I ' 18th atid Clark St. 77frU
lK f-NT I iTr ( oiHca rocmir hill store ,
1 20 ' arnhtm et ctt. 77-U
fjiU ) < K 'Nl T n rooms fjrhlihol tor
L h u < eVirpn | ? < Uj natir fin n o floor.
U fi\"t'it 11.icx , loiner 8th nnd Hnwtid itrra s.
791 tt
HF.ST iltuvttd tn Idahon'rctt with
tJVMl 1 ritldtttw , * hft dvi e dnillln ; boil'a
contal Ing 11 crwinn wllh < ar p clo eta H II
s'tnlinf ' ! varlmintK and mr.'H hos-'iuct.t cclhr.
A Ikr i jdr mid pjrJenw 'h pUnly nt fruit and
two Utui cistern , AII lyit
707-f lllt'KM Vv" BAKAn.
/ - UhST A utm1 In Unlcomtjo hlock , nn-
J/0- h * trcot , near l > tieni it. Ht . I > .
nitc 11 o. fiort-lf t *
rpB'1IOIHRS KOH HKM m ll anil'Uriia
A _ fuur tij elt\on rootn o ctij onn or two mw
t.ms. HKMH , A.cnt ,
Je 3-tt If th nd r '
R ; T-Fnrnl llOl rooini 17'7 ( a
FilOtt 1 cMi't. 17ihaml 18j. . IWMf
joh UrHl oroc-rj ( tonc > r , ItHhtes
I. anlCupltottnue Apply on prrmi fl.
As yrnpn
< n
l L . OK TKAKK DPO peirlatvr , u ifnt
; wnliii. < cry Ldit'eniui trui t ' | ull. Apply
tu t ) nnu Ciiniilnxhrt u , hoiso nhosr , ejr. tlo o
iiMl ItliliH riti " . Fit -tO |
f. OK S VLB Fl tuo f rccu : > ttcc < Hnil flilii'c '
J ? cor. 10.hanJ llth. N J bMlllt.
Il U TO't S I,1' He \ ecnth at d nul'a-
Hi blu for Un I ymo ( jUAlit.YOu ah 'tick
jatdi ) 8-0'VO *
OH < AI.t-rRcnni : ) hind : ) l > rltcr (40.
IIKIL&AUKS , irOIIriitni ,
SALF A ueroi htidilotc , tul ahlofor
FOR r uince , ihutp oar abrint & Cole ,
130r Fnrnameticit. 35 TO
S U.K Hotiic nnd lot nnuth IZth St , In-
FOll lorncr Oth and .lukson. 881-21 *
? \ . POH S\L-STtk ! co.ufa . n of
BUt\F.SS * , ( lroiiit , Has tap , loita
unUrrc , atd Qtir8 nre. \\ill I ml u i'lOJ
Vor ( ur'hcr ( attuiil r < npj.1to W O. Injl r.
Siin nntci dent "llrnl'-t ni' . " a unrMligQ
l tB unl Furniture Ul.
-
F" ORS\LE-Finibrlk residence. In tin clan
1 o flon , at $3JW , choiu UcC UO" .
l OpplKj I'n .H co
I70H8ALE Wo offer forsa'c our Flour and
I J cd llnsl csi , c rner of 15th mid Dmcnp rt
streets , with all IKturcs , t ami , waon , it .
Itowons tor railing wuaro Rolng i to another
buslntss. Ajjood ln > c.t.
18 tf CHARLTON DUOS.
I7\OUS \ \ UICIlTuic&nd lot , N . co-nir 13th
C B rcJLicil Capl.ol atvnue. Immfru on pro-
in's a. I0l tm
BICYCM : FOll SALK-Or trade for smillet
dire , 51 inch Har\anl. InquireC.'JI. Woodman -
man , Omtln. 75I-tf
li"V f UALV-l'ariii lnitn\t | oTe u g < xl
1 ? Hat , comprls i ; ; 8'tut. ul lie Utt 1 r J-ctiras-
Ki nt pilcis ratu i K f-on 811 to i2t | caero. . J
va y terirs A so s i\cral i atgili nln ll ' Ittidr.
S id to' d tcrp Ion Cintunn'hilesir.bli ) landd
for colnnks , Iu , ocd IcciiLh.
O. II. IULI.OU ,
700-1' ) Vn on Uicc' . , oini'ha.
bt.r.lioiso cJ po 1113 on
K'ouiid 4J icars , ? B 63. M.I aituo
l-o t Offce.
L'l'K a li"BrCM LAT fii b7Tc r i
r dlthns ol Milt n Holers' houoc , Js. W. corner
13th and tavuriworth B.rcctn. 3 9-tt
F I OR SALE-Oood building , hr.ck. Call at
" ' -Iks office. 446-tf
Pl'OPEIlTY FOR t < ALB-At k
SPLENDID , ono Urea brick hou'.o , and ono
larie frame house , with full lot on Cass near 15th
"trcft. Flno chinco for Invftment , rent for 870
per month. Call fa ; ( all particulars , on
BKU1S
809 tt Agent. Itth rd Douglas ste.
_
I. DEAUTIFUL LOTS eoiltO feet each In
O Hanucom Place on street car line. Beet lots
In whole addition on very cat.v t rmo and at
gnat bargain Uiis' a ent , 16tb and DcascUs
_ _
"
OOTEL FOK SALK. The "Arlington nouT
LJ. Pint class ; all ( urnUhod he only hoto
n tonn. The cheapest property In the state.
Has rJI tbo travolln ; ; men. Will bo Bold cheap on
terms to euit. Enquire of E. Pulle , proprietor ,
Arllnj.'ton , WannlriRton county \ob. WB tl
FOR BALE Ur will fich go for OninU * pro
perty , an Improved BOO OB nt l.imldlciu -
nc eUtlcu on U. 1K , R. M. DUNHAM , Ul !
? trnh m fit. , Oman * . 720 Cm I
MISCEIX AN Etr .
. A red and b'a k c mf I balr shawL
FOU.VD
.Irqillicoj Nat * Kounjat J. II , A ( Bhaiiu'j
licrystah'o ( IK21
_
OS r A bunch of IILJ f < r which 81 rard
J l 1 h p"lil f-t Hto rlli-o. > OJtf
( HI A Iifcbt ii ri c w from cottier nand
L
Howard. Liberal io > t&rd will he paid for ro-
uiu of B mo. 834 m-t man
AK. JMT Ilouwa d Car t Tlainir t < Te
I' I chcr. \ooidir8 at Repnb.lan ntl ,
U Ii an Da igU' . _ 21-tf
10V [ Oil IT MVY CONCBUN-t doilro Ia
hiiu licwa toe yUin.t n aw n rep rtod
hat 1 made B'tUmeum dcr iator t ) ibonttuo
ofJtr" . A JobiiBou. Iihtor u ly t Vathiamotb-
D i 1 1 absolut ly aei y i.at I over uttrre I or cir-
ul ted any > land rtui < nportu aid know of no
( ted reason for so do Dg . J UO NKu.
Am p-rson mating tuch rep ria Ii ire f or ill
cpr-BC-jted. W. JOII.NHO
olii l t
'HO FAKMF.K8 The hi ? ' uot ca-h prhn paid
L ror Uju , Dar e > and Corn at Kteh'n Vinegar
VoiLi , JoneaettNt , betuojiiO h a J 10th , Ota -
: _ _ _ _ 806 daw-tt
ho rurnlturu ot the Uiel
payliiji hbtul Iu Iowa. Kent rois
Audruoa Dolrh " Uac rcgor , Bee offlco ,
Jmahs. flcb. _ 100-tt
HAQISTKU OP PALHYSTKUV AND OOHDl
riONALlMT , iOS Tenth atrcct , hof.vcun l'ttna >
ndIarn T. Will , * ltb the aid n } iru'Mltt :
jilrili , obt lu foriny onoigUnce tl ihn pat :
kad pjwi.nl , and on certain condition ! In tliu fin
Koclt ind She.mtrU to irdor. Puttt
Absolutely Pure.
Thja powder ne\er varleH. A inarve * o
urlty , strength and wholeRomeneu
lore economical than the ordinary kinds ,
nd cannot be nold in competition with the
mltitudo of low teat , abort weight , alum
r phosphate powder * . Bold only in can
KOTAL BAKINQ POWDKB Co.
Wall St. , New Yor