THE JDA1LY BEE : TUESDAY OCTOBER 24
The Daily Bee.
Tuesday " lorning Oct. ' 4.
tilie following ubmvatloDi- taken nt
thf RMM motmnt of time at all the stations
nWAnWrAr.niKXT , U. S. StosAt , SEK-
TIOB , OMAHA , Oct. U , 18S2. ( l45p.m. f
it mom.
! ) MiVr. . . ,
Chcyetso.
Watufclt.
riatte . . . .
Ytnttan. .
DCS Jlolrxw
Itavrnporl
St. Paul. .
hi. Louis
MoJrhtad
Vincent. .
Blmmck.
Iliiford. . . .
Ouster. . . . .
VcAdrood.
Err ! 6 ffrl to Inches nbov o low water rntik at
OiAlu. , 2 fectSlnchm at Yankton. Mississippi &
foot Cinches at ML 1'jml , and 8 fact 2 Inches it
DtbtKfUS. '
tOOAb BilBVlTLES ,
1
Smokers' Choice , the bent fi cent rfcar
in America.
A mcetliij ? nf journeyman bricklayers
and pliiiterfru will bo held r > t Kcslcr'a hall
on Wednesday ocnin.October 25 , i\t 8
o'clock , for the purpose of clcollng hvo
delegates lo lho ( wotlilngmen's and farm
ers' convention.
v
Night before Injt two pistol thots
were fired in the vicinity nf DouRliu and
'tl'wLOfth fctrcolB , The fhots wcro heard tit
1 o'clock in the racrnintt and fir n moment
created Borne alarm , \i\f \ M nobody WHO
hurt the alarm speedily sib.Miled.
Douglas street had the novelty of n
runaway yesterday afternoon. A double
team went tearing down the street , Hiid
for a moment It looked blue for the occti'
prmtii nf the wagon , u woman and a small
boy. Near the corner of Twelfth street ,
however , the team wan stopped and to
damage doue.
j
ji There Is n vicious dug ncnr the corrJr
of Kinth end Douglai streets which K ) ,
lo Jint cut of the vspy. Latt
M gerjllcinnn pasting that local ! y waa at
tacked by the biutB nnd iiad his olothlntf
badly torn. " It was not the f jult of the
animal that tbo rcntlcmcn did not suffer
more ecrloiifl injury. > w
- „ Jack Shepherd , well nown'In Oma
ha , is now au.ng mayor of Teller , Oolora-
do. Jack rcmotcd there Mime montha
ngo , and was elected a member of the ilty
council. The major If/unK the city ,
Jack was elected presidtnt nf tbo council ,
and accordingly becarco acting mayor.
Those who fail to see the comet are
they who lie in bed too late in the morn
ing , JJetrt-een the hours of 3 nnd fi , any
well organized human being can so the
war horeo by looking to thu right quarter ,
Everybody ought to see it , ai it it the big
gest cnihct since that of 18D3 , and it needs
attention.
K
More glorious weather than that which
we have expcrionceh in Iho last two ueuUN
was never seen in an October in Nobratka.
The days have been warm , hut the nights
nre cool and braclnp. Thcro wan a heavy
IrobV nllit ; lioToio lent , but It fullouoil a
day of cxtraordicary pleasantness a day
in Italy as it were ,
A special meeting of the Ancient Order
of lllbcrnlvia was held lant evening , nt
which it wis decided to participate in the
corner stone laying on Wednesday. The
A , 0 , II. ind band will head the proces
sion. Tto members will nsteinblo at
Kuony's hill at 12 o'clock m. , Wcdncs-
day.
FrontWard , well Icnown [ in Omaha
ttnd Lincoln was ehot in the head by un
known ptrtlei" lu Denver about two
months ago. lie writes back to frlendt ;
boJo that ho lias L-ntlrely recovered his
health , and bis mental condition has not
been dintmlcd.
The moving of buildings and the up.
turning of sUewalks have mode it in some
places difficult fir the -Omaha's to make
progress on the ildewalki. Matters are
nettling , however , to their proper. pl ; e ,
and there will be but little trouble in the
future. Fanmin utd JJoiiglan are pretty
generally in proper ihipe.
The little folks nt the Academy of
Miulo continue to be the chief attraction.
They.are all good , tnd futnhb to the fre
quenters au ever varying tcene cf-pl ure.
Laat night the applause waa very vhole-
omo for all of them.
Our Lincoln frieojla nppe'lr to have , a
very pretty 6ght on thttr handi with the
monopoly and antl-uionopolj biulnois ,
Hon.7. . W. Carder , wlii > ras a former
legislator , and who was wcandlj te for rt-
nomination hai becotno dl gutted with ring
rule , and declares for anti-monopoly. Thu
end-Is not yet in Lancaster county ,
The verbatim debate on woman auf.
frage between Mlaa Susan U. Anthony and
.Mr ; I ! , Jioeewater can be hod at this
office. Single copies Oc , or $3 per 100.
This report h compleU and has the aj > -
proyal of both debaters.
We feeluire the citizens , and especial
ly t&e voters of Nebraika will crowd ( In
Opera House on Thunday night , October
20th , to listen to er-G v. JobnW. lloyt ,
on the practical worktops of Woman Buff ,
rage b Wyoming , * As there hat beenac
much reference \VjoinIng by both the
friends and encmiei of the landing amend1
incut , lot us bear tiie truth from an actual
resident. Gov. Hoyt spoke at the Ameri.
can conveoticu IntUe Baptist church a fen
weeks go , and H au orator ho has few
oaual * . liver'bcdy < ome ,
The safe in the tounty treasurer'i
office Is a veteran. It was made In IHt'J ,
and lias borne ru'ch a weight of gold , sllvei
and greenback * , from tluie to time , that 11
It decidedly the worse for the wear , II
has crack in it that one con thruit theli
hand .through. Mr. llusb , however , only
keeps It for ornament and never lea > ci
over 65 at A time to iU euro oter nlfiht.
The munhals of the different nocletlet
wlto intend to turn out on Wednesday foi
the dedjcallou of laying the court house
corner atone will please report to 1) ) , Y ,
llooro at Wnbaah office not later than
Tuesday at 7 o'clock.
Au Ironnhutter fell from ( he building
Ju tlcroti the street from the Republican
yetterttny find narrowly c cftptd
several trorkmen. It fell
through ft window i u the ilrit floor , nnd
de'such \ a r ckst that the whole neigh-
brhood ( ptnrtle.i ,
Major William 11. Forwrcoii , Surficon
U S. army , is relieved from duty in this
dftmtttmrit , nnd in comiillnncM with p M-
gtpi2 ! t-jwoinl urdors No. 228 , curicnt
sei-rr , nfjntant gcnern < 'a odice , will report
] n trson nt liotdquarters military "diviiion
of tta MiHOUrl , Chicago , 111.
telegram rccehtd by County Clerk
jestcrday ft.tcs the architect of
the Vow court hous > , G a , V.K. Myom ,
ofmroit , Jcf the "City of Htr.iu"
luit ti'ijljl for Omaha , lo bo present for
\Vedncirlay ceremonies.
Hlndmsn , the titoniod woman
mrffragist , will nddreBi the citizens of the
First ward the 10th ttreit Meltiodinl
church to-moirow evening nt 730. A
tuont cordial imitation IB extcn Ud to nil ,
Mcadimber t Daily , Iho 10th street
earrings nmn f.ictnrri < , have just com *
pletod n fine four Spring wagon for Win.
Ccntlcmsn , the Kith Mrcot ctocer. Ililly's
lm lno la alwa > a on the incroAPO ,
It ia rcportod that Julius Ff tnor wa < <
obbcd Sunday of hh gold wntch and
overcoat by parties who enlerej the IIOUKO
the front door , incautiously lift
unlocked ,
3'roJ Krone , of Lincoln , is putting In
the curbing an i guttering nt. the corner of
ICtli nnd California , Mr , ICrone it one of
th * councllmcn nf Lincoln.
John I'etercoii hai decided that bo will
not un'dertako the urodinff of 17UibcM\ccn !
1)aoglai and Fnrnam , his bid b iuc the
one accepted by the county commifciioncrH.
Judge nnd Mr : . Ilawes cclehratca
their 19 h wedding unulvcrsary on Situr-
dny Inbt , nod judge saya it la just the sumo
M it wa * nineteen year * go.
The Ornshi Crlckat club xvlll hold n
mcctin ? this ovfulng nt 7:30 : p. ( Jin ,
ut Dr. LanyonV olliuc , all members are re
spectfully invited to attoud.
All having fligfl which they nro willing
to loan for usa on Wcdncu'ny ' uro requcted
to rend word to the ofUce of county clerk ,
who will ecnd for them ,
Thcro will bo a woman suffrage ward
meeting nt Hnscill'tt 1'ark next Saturday
evening.
Capt. J. J. Ncligh in able lo Lo nlout
ogain niter quite a serious Attack of maln-
* * > ! fever.
i'i o cNtrn stock train" nnd one tea
train califljln fiorn the west ycnterday.
Di-VIIi.
The Romarkobldvavjct of thp Comet
on Our O.r2ou8. ;
1
1x >
Probably not ono-ttr.ih of our citi-
zerm have got up oarJy ori gii to to
aoo the great comet , whiohvia iow the
most brilliant end beautiful oUy < t in.
the lieuvenn from aunaot to Bupnx _
It now appoara earlier nnd mucli
higher up in the eky , nnd is brightest
about 4 o'clock. At that time it loolo
like a proat ; cloud of Oliver or Dpun
glapa , It its a Bight well worth getting
no to see , nnd the nugges'j'ioii that
the flro boll bo rung to arouse the citizens -
izons ought by all moans to bo put
in execution nt un early day.
If Judge Donoko's theory is cor
rect , however , the aoonor the heaven
ly visitor taken its departure the bot-
tcr it will bo for ovary body . This re
mark in called forth by the unusual
haul made by the police , who between
7 o'clock Saturday night and 7 p'clook
Monday morning arrootrd thiriy-iivu
men for various potty clFcinnoo. Thio
la the greatest number of nrrosta over
made at ono time einco Marshal An-
administration began , not oven
excepting fair week , when thouBandc
of visitors were in the city. Therein
only ono way to account for this fact
and that is that the comet exorcises
sorao baneful influence on the hu
man race , nnd especially in this flec
tion of country. Among the caseo
wcro fifteen diaturbera of tbo pcaco ,
eoven of whom paid their fines nnd
ethers went to jail. Two men wore
arrested for carrying concealed weap
ons. Ono of the pair claimed to bo a
deputy U. 8. marshal , nnd was dis
charged. The ether paid. There were
eight plain drunks , ono of whom wan
discharged , live sent to jail , and
two cases continued. Two were ar
rested as u picious characters but om <
proved to bo a man in the employ of
ono of oar most prominent citizens for
ten years past , nnd the two had mere
ly boon giving thaoflicur n "gag. "
They won't give him another.
Three females of bad repute wcro
pulled for disturbing the pcaco and
their hearing was postponed until the
afternoon session.
A complaint was filed against a man
for stealing newspapers from the front
'doors of residences after delivery and
before the subscribers were up ,
Several ether complaints were filed
during the morning.
HUH 1'UNOIi iVj acceptable. With
fine ice , lemonade or hot wntcr , it makes a
utjlcudld "nlaht cap" on golna to bed ,
Trade supplied at manufacturers' prices by
M. A McNnmara. Families supplied by
A. H. Gladstone , Omaha , Kcb ,
Mrs. ti. J. Havana.
Superintendent 0 , 1) , Havens , of tbo
U. P. , received a dispatch nf au early
hour yesterday from North Bend ,
convoying the sad intelligence that his
mother was dead. It was un vipox-
blow , as ho had boon outvthoro
! at more than a week ago , nnd loft
h r in perfect health. No particulars
\
. L. J , Havens was CD ycarsVf
age t the time of her death , and
moved with her husband about three
years ate ( on a farm in the vicinity of
North Band , from their old home Ih
Rochester , Now York.
Mr , nnd Mrs. 0 , B. Havens and Mr.
Tom Havens left on the noon train to
attendee funeral.
Attention , Knlglital
AH brothers wishing to go to Coun
cil Blufl * . Thurtday morning , October
20 , to attend the Iowa Grand Ledge
Reunion and parade will meet nt their
Castle hall , at 7 o'clock a. in. Round
trip tickets , UOceuta
By order of , the committee ,
ED , Ym lu )
Secretary ,
< .
Files ana tJuga
Flies , roaches , ants , bod-bugs , rota ,
mice , gophers , chipmunks , cleared out
by "Ilouth. on IUU. " I5o.
THE WANE.
End of Prof , Peppercorn's ' Honey
moon and Bridal Trip ,
He Hoturnu to Blair ja Irons.
lha Touching MRQUDR Itotwoon
Frail m uml Her Father.
Miss May Frnhm , the young girl
who was Induced to olopoeomo months
tee , with her mnsio teacher , Prof ,
Emtl Peppercorn , roturntd Sunday
iwirning with her fnthor from St.
L nlis , where ihu runawnjs were dis-
ojvorud nnd captured , noy remained
duiing the dny with fiiondo on 10th
street and loft in Iho evening for their
homo nt Fort Oulhoun. Yesterday's
train brought the rott of the patty , in
the persona of Sheriff Gross of Wash
ington county nnd the prisoner. Pop-
pureoru was handcuffed but was neatly
( irrused and pulled his fragrant
LInvanu aa coolly no if
lie wun on n pleasure ) trip. Ho is by
no menus an ntlractivo looking man ,
nnd what the girl saw in him to love
U ono of the mysteries which must re-
mninunnccountablo.
The officer nnd his prisoner tonic n
hack nnd drove directly to the North
western depot whcro they took the 1
o'clock train for Blair.
Tim St. Louis Olobu-Dctnocrat gives
Iho following uccjunt of the touching
meeting bettreou thoirring f\rl \ nnd
her father :
Mr. Friihra , the father of Mnry
Frnhm , the 1 > 1 year-old girl who wna
betrayed by E mil Peppercorn , arrived
here trOm Fort Chlhoun , Neb. , yester
day morning. Ho immediately called
at the Four courts to oeu hio daughter ,
nnd she was brought up from thu cala-
booso , whcro aho has been uinco Pop-
pcrcorn'a arrcat. When taken into
the dutcctivo'n oflico n very affecting
meeting was had between the gttl
nnd her fnthur. She runhod into ilia
arms nud hu prcicud her fondly ( o his
heart , nnd both wept. She confessed
nil , and clniuu-d to bo repentant. Ac
companied by Deteclivo Freso they
viaited the room foiniurly occupied by
the girl nnd Peppcrcoin , nt No. 10
North Eighth street , uud had a long
private talk. Mr. Frahm has entirely
lorgivon her , and thinks aho will re
form , but tovrnrdPopporcorn ho is un-
rolettling nnd says hu will proaocutn
him to the full extent of the law. The
feeling nt Foit Calboun Mr. Frahm
characterizes na very bitter ngainct
Poppercoru , not only for betraying a
young nnd innocent child , butalao tor
doeorting his wife.
The atntpmcntn mude by Peppercorn
as to his relntiouulrip to the girl nru
corilirined by h > ; r huhor , no arc tlioso
rogprding his family inGerniBiiy. Mr.
Frahm suys Peppcroorn'a father is n
high public official there , and that ho
hr.a u brother connected with the in
ternal revenuedepartment. . Popper-
Virn hna nlwa > n berne a bad roputrv-
tibnvh.ovvover ) nnd this ia not the Only
chnrgb against him. Ho in nlso wanted
for uwiminc. Fntlnn states that
Pfpperconls.ran oil' with a woman ,
placing her on .board of a. ship and
bringing her to ttiig countr. When
her money disappeabiU , however , ho
did likowiae. -
Ho nlsp had relations withxj\nothor
man's wife in Chicago atd ho&vcon-
sidorablo trouble over the affair. K
Mary Fruhm will soon bvoomo n
mother and Poppotcorn has oxprcaaed
his willingtielia to marry her if his
wife will onlyv got a divorce , as ho
claims she ban alVaya been anxious to
do. The girl'u father will not hear of
this , however , and tayn. ho will never
consent to lim child manning him.
Mr. Frahm DetettivJs-
gave DetettivJsII.ugh
O'Noil n check luat night ft * Sl,0oi ,
the amount oll'iircd by him for thou
u ipture of the cuuln. The policy du-
parttnont will got $200 out of this , its
ono-u'fth of nil thu rownrda received
by moinbers of the force goes to thu
department. The dotoclivea work in
pairs , and whenever ono secures a re
ward hia partner receives half of it.
The § 800 rcmainini ; after the department -
mont has received ita nharo of the re
ward will bo divided between Detec
tives O'Noil and Henry Stuwnrt , his
partner , cnch receiving § 400.
Frahm nnd Ids daughter , who np
pears to regret the miss-step she has
token , left tor homo laut night. Mr.
Gross , the RhcriiF of Fort Calhoun , is
expected hero this mottling from Jef
ferson City , whcro ho had been to got
Governor Crlttondon to honor the re
quisition for Peppercorn. The latter
bus always been' willing to go without
a requisition , but Gross thought it
advisable to got onn anyhow , as at the
last moment Peppercorn might refueo
to go. They will leave some time to
day for Fort Calhoun.
POLITIOA1 , POINTS-
IIOIIEUIAN MKETINO.
A mooting of Bohemians will beheld
held at Kaspar's Hall Tuesday even
ing , October 21 , for the purpose of
electing live delegates to the working-
men's and farmer's convention.
fl.MELTINO WOUKB.
The night shift of smelting works
laborers will meet at Knspar'a hall on
Tuesday afternoon , October 24 , and
the day shift in the evening of the
same day , for the purpose of electing
two delegates from each shift and one
in common in nil llvo to the work-
ingmon'H and farmere' convention ,
Obituary.
Last Thursday evening , at his resi
dence , near the northern portion of
Florence , Thomas P , Shipley , ono of
the oldest residents of Washington
county , passed away to the great un
known , at the ago of CO ,
The disease that carried him off
WM congestion of the brain and
spino. Ho was taken with a severe
shaking chill last Monday and six
hours afterwards ho lost conscious
ness , which ho never regained.
Tito deceased has been farming
for a number of years and
was the first white man
that was married in Washington coun
ty and was well known and respected
both in Florence and the surrounding
country Ho loaves a wife and six
boys and two girls and the boya are
fortunately old enough to bo able to
carry on their father's business. Ho
was building a now house which was
approaching completion when the
hand of death snatched him from
his earthly labors. Drs. Coffman
and Van Cnmp attended him.
The funeral which took place yes
terday , waa witnessed by quite n num
erous gathering of frlonds. Ilov. J.
P. Prcaton , of Irvington , priached
the funeral nermon. The pall bearers
rrorn Wr. Fred Brown , Wheeler
Smith , Andrew Ritchie , John Cole ,
and U. Gundorecn. The father and
mother of the deceased were nl o in at-
teiidnnco in company with several of
the wifo'u relatives.
PKEA.OHERS' ASSOOIATrON.
What the Cnrlatlnn Church la Now
Doing.
J.V . Ingram , of this city , nnd N.
B.Alloy , of Dorchester , were appointed -
pointed by the Nebraska stoto Chris
tian missionary convention , to ropie-
sent them nt the general missionary
convention held at liuxiugtou , Ky. ,
each week , but being unable to attend ,
they aont the following telegram :
OMAHA , Nob. , Oct. 17 , 1881.
To Ilia General Mlwlonarj Contention , Care cf
I ) . 11. Tj Icr , I'rcildint , Ixsxtnston , IJy. , NcI -
I > ro9ka Bcnilcth Christian drcctlng.
Read Col. 2:5 : , and Kph. 3:14 : to
( Signed ) J. W. INOIU.M ,
N. B. ALLFY ,
Delegated to Gonor.il Missionary Con
vention.
The Nebraska Stale Missionary
Society of the Christian chutcb , nt
their annual convention held in Lin
coln a few drvjg ngo , organized a Min
isterial association , the object being
mainly to protect -their churches
agaiaut unworthy preachers. Tim
otlicora of the usccc'mtiou arc : V > "m.
G Springer of Hoitrico , president ; J ,
W. Ingrnm of Oiunhn , vioj president ;
J. M , Inrpent of Dorchester , secre
tary ; 11. 0. Barrow of Tecumach ,
treasurer. The following ii n copy of
the constitution adopted :
AKTIULI ; 1 , This association shall
bo known M The Preachers' Associa
tion of the Christian church of Ne
braska.
Am , 2. The oflicors shall consist of
president , vice president , aecrotary
and treiiaurer.
AKT. 3. It shall bo the dnty of the
president to call nil meetings and pro-
siduovcr thu same.
AKT. 4. It shall bo the duty of the
secretary to keep n faithful record * of
the proceedings of the association.
AKT. D The objects of the associa
tion are : 1 , To secure unity of action.
2. Mutual improvement. 3. Protec
tion of the character of its mumbero ;
nnd 4 , the protection of churches
ogaiunt unworthy proachero.
Ar.T. 0. Applications for member
ship shnll bo accompanied by n recom
mendation of onu of the members of
the association.
AKT. 7. The application shall be
voted on in open sccsion ; and the ap
plicant shall be received by a vote of
three-fourths of the nicmbern present.
AKT. 8 Each meinbar shall bu furn
ished with u certilientu of membership
in the association. And any congre
gation declining to receive auoh
mumbor as n preacher in good stand
ing ohali bo ignored by this aasociutiou ;
and any congregation receiving or con
tinuing the aerviceu of any preacher
condemned by the niaocmtiou ahull bo
considered disorderly by the utmooin-
tion.
tion.AKT.
AKT. 9 , If any member of this au-
ociatiouJtttllqLUndur cencuro of , or be
excluded from any congregation , the
nsacciation thtvll examine thp charges ;
and if the charges nro sustained by u
tlirco-fourths majority , the guilty par
ty shall bo excluded from the associa
tion und notice of its action bo given
to all the churches in thu State. But
should the accused bo tound innocent
oCohargoa preferred , ho nhull bs con-
tiuhix in tij0 association and the
churches-qf the Stnto nlmU-bo advised
of such n tiou. " * -
Cell for n , Worklnsmen npd farmers'
County Conventlaik.
Tiio wockingmen and farraora of
Douglim county , who are in accord
with the principles enunciated by the
ntato anti-monopoly convention held
nt Hastings , September 27th , 1882 ,
are hereby invited to oloot delcgateo
ti a convention that will nominate a
legislative ticket for Douglas county ,
consisting of two members of the son
ata and eight members of the house of
reprocentatives , also ono county com
missioner and such precinct oflicors as
may bo designated by the county com
missioners in their election proclama
tion.
tion.Tho
The ratio of representation shall bo
as follows :
Every element of trade nnd each
element of common labor ohall bo rep
resented by five delegates. Where
mechanics or laborers have no organi
zation , they may organize for this pur
pose , ns for instance , blacksmiths , car-
pouters , machinists , tinsmiths , smelt
ing works laborers , etc. Every precinct
cinct outside of the city of Omaha
shall bo entitled to five delegates to
bo chosen by the farmers. It is rec
ommended that the meetings to select
delegates in the city by any labor or
ganization or element shall bo held
upon a call issued three days previous
thronch Tin : OMAHA BEE. Such call
shall state the time and place of meet
ing , and nnnio of organization or labor
element. In the country precincts
the meetings shall bo held in pursu
ance of a notice printed or written ,
conspicuously posted in at least three
public places within the precinct for
at least ono week.
Those meetings shall bo held within
two weeks from this date.
Only delegates eleotod in pursuance
to these recommendations and having
proper credentials , will bo admitted to
seats in the convention , No proxies
will bo allowed , but alternates may be
elected to take the places of delegates
that may bo absent.
. Due notice will be given to the del
egates BO elected as to the time and
place of holding the convention , and
arrangements mil bo made for a grand
mass meeting to ratify the nomina
tions on the saino evening after the
convention has adjourned. By order
i'f the committee.
JOUN HOSICKV , Chairman.
OMAIU , October la , 1882.
Il i > niKa'd HussU Halve U unequalled
for chilblains , chapped hands , frost bite *
UTry it.
A FRIGHTFUL MISTAKE.
Hans Petsrson Takes a Deadly
Dose of Ammonia
Mistaking ifc for "Tarantula
Juice. "
Hans Potenton , who resides on
Sixteenh iitieet , between California
and Webster , mnt with n cutious
chain of mishapo Sunday. Ho
wai ( < n hit ) way home nbo .t 10
o'clock , in a utraal car , and when the
oar arrived oppoftito hia plica ho
jumped oft. The street is badly cat
op nt this potat and full of holes. I
ii presumed that ho muat have
jumped into one of these , for ho fell
nnd received very BBvero injuries.
ll < t waa nblo to proceed to hia room ,
nnd on getting in thought to nlle-
viato his pain by taking a
drink of whisky and for that purpose
took down it bottla from the elicit on
which wcro several others Hu smelled
it and thinking it wnn the genuine ar-
tinlo took n largo drink. Ho nt once
discovered that ho iad taken n faery
draught of ammonia instead of whisky.
Mr. Peterson had the presunco of
mind to take nn emetic nt once , and
threw a largo quantity of the ammonia
oil of hia Biorn&ch. In the meantime
n messenger wnn oont for D : . W. H.
Innyoit , whoso oflics waa lurkily
juat ncroaa tjio street , nnd
the doctor arriving , administered
the uaual antidotes nnd with ouch
good cfl'act jjjthnt yesterday the vic
tim was pronounced out of danger.
U wna n cloao call , nevertheless , r.nd
Dr. Lauyon thinks that but for the
man's presence of mind medical nkill
might not have been of nuy avail.
Barber chop nnd bath rooms for
sale. Shop invoicen nt nearly onu
thousand dollars. Will sell for § 800 ;
part on timo. Reason for selling :
Wish to go to Colorado for my wife's
health. P. J. Mo HENRY ,
23-31 * Atlantic , In.
POOL
Ruction Racingin Rallroada Rep-
reaoutative Railroad Men In
Council.
Denver W'orlJ.
Secrecy as deep and unfathomable
an the soinbro wings of night brooded
over the meeting of the diflerent rep
resentatives of the U. P. , K. & M.
and A. , T. & S. P. last night nt the
Windeor hotel. A vast pile of papers
encumbered the table uurrounded by
the r.iilroad oilisials. Their focjs
were clouded with , care , nud ns the
question' ) of
I'ASSESOER RATES ,
commhsicna and elutsifications wore
diuuu.'scd and dinpoaed of in their
turn , a sigh of relief permeated the
corridors of the hotel nnd mingled
with the cadences emitted from the
nostrils of the guest from Huerfuno
cjuuty , The nttcrnoon session wsia a
comparatively quiet one , and all
questions were amicably settled with
out much trouble. A recces was
taken iiboht 5 o'clock until 0 o'clock
last night. '
At that houv. they n aiu g horcd
in the room , nnd the business of the
meeting was resumed. General Man
ager Dodge , ot the D. & R. G. , waa
present , and in torno and vigorous
language explained the Btnnd taken
by liis road. Everything progressed
nicely , and for n while it looked as if
the pool would bo established on a
fair and equitable basis , and thoio in
terested had commenced congratulat
ing themgelveo , and in their mind no
'doubt , expected n good night's ret : ,
At 11 o'cloclr n diiturbor appeared
on the scene ex Governor Evans ,
president of the D. & N. 0. , arrived
nud then the trouble did commence.
Ho presented a petition asking , in behalf -
half of the road of which ho is presi-
< le.nt , that it bo admitted into the
poet > and granted a share of the
treight ( icl passenger business. Ho
read n lot j statement , showing that
* ho road was entitledto n shara of.
the Oolorndo Auulnens'- , account ot
its vast poEsibili'ticaV'wliicli , In the
ooutso of time , will Ihnko that road ,
nlwnyo providing , nn important factor
in carrying the trade of the Vest" . s ,
The reading of this petition crciqd <
inoro curpriao and consternation than"
if a dynnmito bomb had been exploded
under their very noses. Mr. Kimbsll ,
of the U. P , ' , smiled u grim , chuck
ling tjrin and n waited developments.
Mr. Dodge , of the R. G. , jumped to
his feet and emphatically opposed the
granting of the request. Mr. Kimball -
ball then npoko ofit , paying n high
tribute to Governor Evnnn aa , a man ,
and sptko flatteringly of. the D. & N.
0 road. Ho assumed the" champion
ship of thai road's demands , and
spoke for quite a while , at times
growing excited. Mr. Dodge replied
to his httlo piece ; when Mr. Kimbali
jumj/ud to his feet , knocked the nshos
from the cigar which ho was smoking
nndiexcitedly said :
"Gentlemen , it Is exceedingly prob
able that in the near future the D. &
N. 0. will bo
LEASED JJY THE U. 1' .
and run under our management. "
The assemblage looked at him for a
few minutes , when Mr. Wheeler of
the A. T. & S. F. arose and , in a dig-
nifled manner , showed the impossibil
ity of the Now Orleans being admitted
on an equal footing with the Ilio
Grande. He took sides squarely with
Mr. Dodge , and was joined by the
representatives from the B. & M.
The mooting at this point resolved
itself into a general talking match , the
U. P. and D. & N. O. on ono aide and
the D. & It. G. , B. & M. and A. , T.
ifc S , F. representatives on the other ,
It looked aa if the mooting would
BREAK Ul' IN A ROW ,
when Mr. Dodge eaid :
"If the D. & N. 0. is ndmitted into
the pool we will withdraw and fight
our own battle. "
The U. P. representative responded :
"Go , if you d ploaso. Wo can
get along without you , "
This broke up the mooting , as it was
nearly 2 o'clock in the morning and
Mr. Dillon and his party were
waiting in their cars at the
Union depot. Mr. Clark , of thoU
U , P. , hustled Into a carriage and
drove to confer with Mr , Dillon.
What transpired is not known , but n
about 3:30 : the train with Mr. Dillon ,
Mr. Clark and puly , pulled out for
Fort Collins , whete a halt "ill lo
mide nnd a trip over th" Gcf-'ry ' ,
Sal ! Lftko A Par fie , nft T wluoj. Miiy
will proceed to Ojjdon , Utah.
Mr. Kimbill r roainud to roprtsen'
the road jit the mooting which ot-
voned this morning nt ! ) o'c'cck.
Barber fihop and bath rooms for
lo. Shop ii.voises nt nearly nnr
thumaud doltata. Will soil fur § 800 ;
pirt on timo. Reason f r Dellii'g ' :
With to po to Colorado for my wife r
heftlth. F. J. MoHENRY ,
10 3 * Atlantic , la.
METROPOLITAN 'HOTEL , OMAHA -
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with thf bent the
market nlJords. The traveling public
claim tuey get better ivcpoiitr.oditiont
and more general satisfaction here
than nt any other IJOUBO in Omnlu.
Ratn , S2 per day. _ auvSltfm
Free of Coat.
All t erfoni whiting to tc t the incrita of
ictt rcmptlv ono that will prtsitlvely
c'iro Consumption , Cough * , Colds , Antli-
< ii ! . lironchltu , or nny n fleet inn of throat
nnd lungs are requested to cnll nt
0. F , Goodman's lrui ? Stora ntul got si
trial bottli of lr. KltujV Now 1)i coverv
for Consumption , riiKE or COST , which will
whew you what n regular dullnr-eUo battle
will rlo
I O UCAM-MOHfeY.
hft O.I . - . J.U Wl . 1 V.K An Uk V UU" Ul D.
J > { t , ' " "J1 7" " " Orelsh'xin KiQft
: HI LOIN On chattel morteairo fo-
MOMV . A. B Tiltfrn , No.UBlO Do'Rlw
e reel , rout room , up-rlar ! * . 435-tf
4 ,
npr " . ( -rftto E 3 < suri.cn ttraS-cInw city a. J
lut n ju icilj. Ur.ui.i ll.s..ti KSTATJ ma
A rf' * C ii r.pt ! I > o-n-t !
NKV TO tA\K 'the Ko-ihwrslorn Mu-
M tirtl Ufo Insurant nCoinpany la prcj r.rcil to
iiiiiliu liilflrst ( lisiloarD 'innicil on eUlslaclory
rUv'nr fi m f eourlty nt Ion. 6t current latca ot
Interest cud without coruinltilon A ( ply to
o. . n.svis ,
S tonl ARent ,
No. 1C05 IVirnam Mtroit ,
eat and cJ-4tt- Onulu. I'ob.
rt Uf WANTHD
WANTED Two cooitdinlnir loirn clil > at
J C'H hotel , Illalr , Neb. , Immod atcly. Good
wajcs will l > 3 pild. Apply atonco at IIKI ; cf-
Oco. 02
ID : ArulddUa oilman tiMtend lur.
V niul bo will recommended. Ad trc a bBc
-Bc : cffico. . 010 20'
WANTED A Ui .Infroom ; Rlrl nt the Crtlsl
tin HOU83. ClS-ilj *
\J7ANTED ISooJ steady by. . 11 or 1C yoirs
V old tr > go orb for board , i h prinUgo of
go'nz to tchooi. Apply K 1'atricU , Sxut ifpre -
plucr. UI5-2M
WANTED A smart acthc boy who can drfvo
tlclicryagon nnd ork In storo. A ] > ply
nt HlUs Isaacs 1-lth St. licluc.cn r.irnliaiu nnd
017-23
WANTUD In small family girl forscncm
bouscuork mu t bo odiook. Call 1714
Chica-ro bt. 2i tf
WAATF.U-A iiuu nun , a sui-ccs fal c
v ss r , to net as Manager ( or our publlco-
lioan in Il.l S ai . Must bo nlllliu ' " K ° on * ,
anrt flndn i.11 W , and rain itcii forduflrtt ix
mo'tin. SiUrj u > d ccnnnlj-luii nltm otic
rnnnth'ntri I. "todccuritj. . llilo-cucih. GUc
ao. kxp r'.ticuln lull. l' ntl fhl .
'ASbKl.l , . I'lrTTKH , GAU'IN&CO. ,
ifJl-HS bH2 lroau ! ay , ft. V.
ANlEU 60 men for railroad work. II
cnuudiT , ll'h ' noir harncin (111-SO (
Conpetcntgl
WANTED
worn. ApplyBOCO.U djer f 0111 U > . .ifi.r U
strcoS , on S2l. 00 iif
\\7 t\r-'l'KU luiliitUUttly , four oiiiic cud
W men to chop noodaud Cicar laud lie AT u
& Hill , H'M I'arnritm atreo : . bU2 11
AN'J ED O od girl for tontrnl h.
W D. L ih.rais , oitco Orclghtoii HI ck.r ,
aUaho stro t. - toJ-23
a dronsmekcr w olaablo otrlm
WANCtD iNono other tieil a iily. Inijuiri )
ttilrLCDZ , La\onport stiuct , li.tncjn ' 'th
and IVtb , u-m h blie. 8 0 23
\TfTAt.TBn ARe < du ok ut914 Wtbitor St ,
VL. . n. L331U1S. 837 2J
ANTED Help at the tmplojmtnt olflco ,
J17 N , IC-h fctrcct , up sUin. ? 5 "tf
_
WANriH ) A good url for K0iicr.il house-
worknt n't licuig ' cst sldoo : cor cnt
street , tuo b.ccns north o St. JUry'u a > cntm.
815tf
WANTED A gill todOKcheral hoitsoworl. .
> end rcli icucio 0 od wages paid Ad
dress P. C. dr.vUleKearney , Nee. 59-tf
C'llLfATIOKa WAtJTEO.
TAN1T' As tiution by a jountfrzan with
-io1 lefcrti.ccB in lacsiir.nin a tt ro.
s ims Otrm ijaudiiiltihlljcntly. ; ! Addro.8 W.
' "
.
"TTtTANTED Olio good camasscr. Stead ) ork
YV w ork nnd Bood pay , ( references required. )
Apply nt 218 H. Ibth btrcct , uji-stalrn , room G.
W ANTED At ihu National Jlotflat Unccln ,
Ono Ho. 1 feiualo co.k wanto" . Uoit of
v&ifiKU DUU pnvj v u.m , eut.ij , xnu cuai
pocia to clt-in with iaultaiy V uli atid
.n < > ; i iint , Uiu lw la UJO. A. Evana A Cx , ,
rcildcBo 110(3 liod'je etrc t , OroiUa.
.MICELLAHEOUD WANTS.
, , , -If.
MannncllUr , llth mar rariianx ' " "
TX/ANTKD Aooma and doard. If private
V V family \ dllinlo tahe ODU or two boarders ,
will a nd their ajdrexa to the Wjinan Cooicrcial
College , uiiuloi.t sc Lliii ; boird or rooms will ba
referr.d 10 thooi A. L. WYA1AM. G10-tf
FOIl BENT HOUHtB AND LArlO ,
FOU HUNT Dux ) , room , front oltltv , pound
floor , rurnhamtt , Uillou llroa , UJU 25
I710R It BUT h.le.'Rnt Iront room , furnl.hed or
J } unlurnUhid , cheap. Ho. 605 ootth 18 h
street. SO I'281
JIOR KENT 2 homes ot 0 rooms each.
1 till ) 25 liALLOU DUO'd.Uilon Illock.
, iUit itbnT UnlLgle luriilshiJ loomatItfiO
F
1 Faruhn-n itrtct. OC7-tf
FOR RENT T o Urgofarnl-hed front rooms ,
with or vtltuout boarj. ' 'OJ Howard ttrect.
flOO-tf
I710UHKNT pleasant Chambers suitable for
JD bouio keeplukc t a man anJ v/lfe witnout
children .N'ono cthtr need apply. Call Irom 7
a m. to6p m , Nu.SH WbBtreU. 008-tf
T70U KENT New cottativ , with 8c\cn rooms ,
J ? Nj. IS 3 We ter. bet IBih and IBlh strtetJ.
Applto D. E. Hume , 619 N.Wth street. OOUI
f7\U''NiaiIED \ ROOMS -For ligh * bouwkicp-
I' Intr , St&.uO per month , L 219 California street.
003-tt
FOR RENT A furulihcd House , ? 301 Dodire.
8&3-ltnt
RKNT A newly Bnlalied house on Nich
olas street , in a n ce loiathn , bitnecn faher-
aan a > cRt.e and 17ih etrccts , Uood cellar well ,
els eru anl all mccltrn Improvement. F r a
comfortable home , 6 minutes' walk from (1 , 1' .
nhopi. One block from utieet c r. Will rent
cheap. Inquire oc premium or of James Shan
non. tS 5-23t
T710R RENT The building atpreccnt occupied
J < by theVVtstern UnlOQ elcfr ih Company ,
cor cr ol Farnam anl Itth Itreett : Apply to
Ilarker 13ro , , CM office. b77-tt
rrtORREKT-Ahouieof 9 rooms , and kuitable
L1 for two families. Inquire 1215 Chlci o St. ,
between 12th and 13tb. 872-21 *
t'nOR KENT House with bet en rooms well nnd
JL ; cittern handy , two blocks from Omaha Foun
dry south 17th bt. Inquire nt Henry limning }
8W tl
T710R RENT A plcAMnt fumlthod room. Call
i1 MO 71 N. 17St. with rcf.renco 879-lf
RENT A handsome tno story r Uetc .
rooms with clo ot e h , goad barn , co u and
wood hoj fn < tc Wtl1 aid l rge il trp. In-
fiirolmrroJI | tcly on { remits , nor hwcot car ,
of 23J aid Uurtttrett.
I OR IlKNT FumtshoJ room with board ami a
JL1 few tabla boarders at 1718 Dodffo. MC-21
UK' T " 1 u o , i"1x rronn , ftim'shul , In-
IflOn 1 lrentl > . Hj-doa llllo , MILar ) ote' ' .
7fl.t-lf
17.0 I RE TA liwdlrc bou-r , at 10 ? Te th
j.1 elr of , littiii D Utlnsar.d ( IKxJjr * . Itqulro
at cor.tl 12th atd I'otulas. 811-tf
. HK.ST Offlcis In Jacib'a b tV cor. IMh
1.10R 1 Cnltr It , venue , JOHN O. JAOJUS ,
762-tf
iriOai'.K T Cott qi > f six la.ito roonn a'l
ij cftnvenlrriCtB ind' ne lee tlon by S.T ' " tcr-
8 n Ape t 'tfi a1 d D u.lti S' 7 4 tt
[ 710R RT ! > T A n'co ' niw cst'Airo oa tlavfnjioit
i.'f . . ttrie _ > r 24th etrtet. Inquir ai Wli-ilm
A Url k n ; ' fiS-ltf
furntr
_ - - -
10- * u ne mltUnc In good lfx.atiife. ! " !
JL Alloon\col ricri lor w.v r , iio * , 12 roomj ,
MCC.VJJ , op.alto | p t nico. OJ2f *
U JJT Two rtw dwoiUoite ami i-xo > iUu (
dwelling * In deoirablo Iccillty , br UoK.ic n
Nn. 1BH DcuirlKi ptrret 817-fT
POltlUCNr A c.-ttagt of flip room > . Inquire
nt Northwest corner ) Cihn id t l.loi'.o . tttcet.
f > intf
_
T710R RENT Furnished house , N. W. corner
t1 18th nnd Clark 8t 77C tf
"IJ13II KFNT T.nrjio olflcs roomjor half store ,
JJ iLSOlamhuniit cit. 797-U
FOU RKNT Two reoms frhlehoJ for light
hi mtketp ng flty water on B n e floor ,
ll.cmci's l.Uct , corner 8th nnd Ilowaid ftrcois.
703 tf
T OK REST Situated en Idaho s'rect with
L R 1niHJl.w , n hardnnmo ilndllnor house
cental Infj ninerjcms wllh lar a cla eta In ill
s'codlng i.p.irtmcnt3 nnd Inrgo bnsinicnt cclUr.
A hnc } .ir.t and gArJcuwlth plenty of fruit , and
two large cistern : . Apilynt
707-tf M\N'S RAZAR.
I7\OR \ RUST A ntoru in Ualcombo block , nn
C 10h ( ttroct , ncnr Denpoft. . St . D.
Ualcou.bc. 6CO-23H
fT\K' \ ] HOUSES FQH WENT Small aniinarge
.L four to elo\en rooms each ; orn or two ni-.v
oncfl. liliyid , Accnt ,
Jo 23-tf Ifthnnd Doula9 hts.
J70R UEfT rurnlchcd rooms nt 1717 tasg
t ? strict , bpt. 17th nnd ISth. 4S8-tr
lull UhM urocerj store , wr , lutli tne " *
nnrl Capitol nvcnuo. Aj > pl > on vrcmmca.
- - 1KfcHKH
. KfcHKH
FOH SALK O.ioorca'ilorJSO. Ooocr nnf r
$ M. Ono I'uno i'65. One I'lanj , upr'ght ' ,
orient , cash cr monthly payments.
923-t A. HOSl'C.
V.\OUS.\r.5-l IniR Safe nnd 11.irro ilzoOflicc
L desk for hale o wl 1 c.\c.liUj ) for Merchandise.
In'iulreK. W. Loincr iCndnnd U lifornlv. 011-25
| 7ol S f Ml tock of Kcncral mo tfrTndlsoVlth
I1 tunse of store. Rood pajlnif business > n two
ton 114 near Omaha , llallou Iro5. ! Tnion IMock.
921-25
FOK S\ti : Kntiro grocery stcc1 : end fixtures ,
usr. lOthand IHU. N. J. SMIiH.
S7fl-tf
HORSALU StoviB nnJ Furniture 141. C\s.
1
33-17
F OR SALE Via offer forsa'o our 1'lour and
F cd Rusl csi , c rncr of 10th and Davenport
stictts , with all fixtures , t nmsi.i < oti , ct .
Reason ! lor selling wo are going i to another
business. A good invest.
U18 tf CHARLTON BROS.
F ORSAtiK Hnu'onnd lot , N K. comer 13th
sir cos and CapUcl avenue. Inqufro on pro-
iH. 801 1m
BICYCLE FOR SALE-Or trade for smillcr
eize , 54 Inch Harvard. InquircC. iL Wood
man , Ornah-i. _ 751-tf
tj LbII tiso of t > 10 ms CL
Eart
p ound 4J > tars , $0.50. Jl Cngao o
fo t Office.
ISH-'K lAbbUHtfAl' Ihe brlca uurf ( rime ad
r dltlons of Hilton Itojcri' house , S.W. corner
lath nnd ' eav r..rorth srccti. 5 fl-tf
F > R SALH-Good building , brick. Call at
WntcrVrrka olflco. 440-tt
OU'LENDID Vl OrF.RTY FOK KALE At &
O BAnaAiK , ono Ur o brick boaic , and ona
bro frame licmo , with ( nil lot on Cua ncai 15th
Ktroct. yjfe cSinoo ; or Invwtmont , rent for $7S
par mouth. Gill to ; full particular * * , ou
BKUIO ,
C03-t ( Agent , ICth and Dougka ctd.
Ojx nsAOXirui , tots ssiiso tcct .
O iiibcom Place on street cnr lino. B : ,
a vfholo Adulticn on very cisy terms nnd nt B
great br.r la. EHM.'S' c cnt , IPth tad Dc-jplr.8
strccti 16-
TT | OTKL FOK HALE. The Arlington llotu"
_ O. Firs. claM ; nil furnlslicd ho only hota
In town. The cheapest property in the state.
Han all the truvsllnj ? pien. W 111 Lo sold cheap on
tones to suit , r.nfjuiioct Ii Fullo , proprietor ,
Arlington , Waahln tnn county Nf b. 6C3 tt
"fjtOP HALD Or vntl cici % R fc.r Oreih * p < i-
J } r rty , 13 iocrt' 'd MO OKI < i ! ls. " < l tdJ.r.u-
JriR * stattoo cV.l' R.R. U. III7HHAU , ( , 11
Faruhirn St. , Cujais. 7SJ ls : < '
L03T Ahiinchof kcjs , for which SI reward
ullbapaldnt llfoc.ffleo. C3-tf
. JK.1T Hou'enrd Carwt Cleaner Stove
1'ullshor. Lotve orders at Republican otllce ,
13-hnTl Dauglai. t24-tf
10V .Oil If MaY OONUERN l douro In
thl tu'llcwa to s j thu it h .sheen rcpirted
that 1 made statements dcrpgitor t } Iho name
of Mrj , A Johnson. Ichecrlu ly tiUo thlsmoth-
o.l toabsolut lyilocy > hit levur uttt'rel or clr-
cuUtcd naytUnd rous reportu and Imo.v of no
gtod reiajn for so do ag J liONNKK.
Au > pe on makingkuch ropartshiro ( for All )
tu prw Cited , W. JOHNSO
013126
rnO FARMEUS-lho higbcjt ci.h url-o
1. r r lte , llnr oy and Corn at Kroh s Vln
Worki , Joncastreet , betnenOh a.d 10th , Oma
ha. eoc-daw-lf
Q * ( ) ft A A will buy thu furniture of the beet
< IP'ylMJU paying hotel In Iowa. Rent WJ
onable. Addrcou Dolph Mocgregor , Bee ollo ,
iha Nb IM tf
j
KAOIOTKn 0 ? PAUnfiiTKIlT AWD fiOJt I - = * *
WOMAL1ST , ai8 Toatls atrtit , b > n in f rct'
tndUunar. Will , with Ibo aid cr-KMuillot : , / -
t'liIt3. obtain for aayima a zlaoco at M ? V'f
Aud prceent , tnil on certain conditions In IWi In.
turo. BOOM LndSbo.M main to ) ( dei. feftit.
Absolutely Pure.
Ths ] powder never varies. A marve * o
purity , etrength and wholeaomeneaa ,
blore economical than the ordinary klnd ,
and cannot be sold in competition with the
multitude of low teat , short weight , alam
or phosphate powders , Sold only in can
KOIAL BAKING FOWDKB Co ,
Wall St. , New York-