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8 Tilt. DAILY BEU : THURSDAY OCTOBER 26
THE TEMPLE OF JUSTIC ;
Imposing Ceremonies tf Lijin
the Corner Sfcne.
Upon "Which the
NBW Court Houae Will
ba Built.
Aa ImmeuHe ivml Brilliant Prc
Half a Mile
Lousr.
The OnremnnU Conilnoted by
AlA uulo
Eloquent ArtrtruBH by Don. Androv
J , Popploton.
The laying of the corner atone o
the now Dju lai county court liout
took pUcoyestetdfty , under the auspice
of the grand ledge , of Free and Ac
copied Mxaontof the jurisdiction o
Nebraska.
Althougli the day wai chilly , will
A cold wind blow 1,11 , ' the ) < iujtin cloiidi
through the ittreeU , it did nut appar
. ontly Inasen ( lie attundancu. The
crowd bexan asaemblitig nt O.iurt
House tqmru about 1 o'o.ock and the
hill for an hour was b'ask with people
on their way to witness the great
event in thu hittory of the most pro
gressive county in the state.
At 1 o'clock the pruciemon began
forming on Sixteenth street nnd
0 pitol avenue , in front of the Mi-
onto Temple , and at 2 o'clock touk
tip tha Hut ) jf mttoH through ho prin
cipal fitmutg , HH already published. As
it passed down Oauglaa atreut to Ninth
and up F.iruHiu struct it presented a
moat im Dosing appearance , being over
half a mile in length , and brilliant
throughout with Auienoui , Irish nnd
DnUh iUga and with the banners of
the various societies participating , aa
well as the rich uniforms and regalias
worn by the several orders.
The procession passed Tun CEK in
the f < il low l MI ; oidar and strength :
Giaod Aliir-hil K nk K. Moorcs.
The city nn > r lul at d deputy with platoon
of nlictetii poluo.
Ancleut Onlor of Hibernians B 'nd.
Division INn. 1 , Auolenc Order of Hiber
nians , twenty stiocg , with ihe Irish
flag oLd star' uud fet ripen.
The Cigar M.VUM Uui n. thirty strong.
The Dmi.h Society , 101 members , with
Iauuh nuil Amoiioan fl n
and banner.
The Dauiih B ntherhood , fifty utrong ,
with same ,
The Ounha Tu uvureiu , lifty momboiB ,
with dunce s ,
'Mayor Boyd uud 11 m. A , J. Poppleton ,
oratur of tha ( tity , in carriage.
The Cuuciire Ia mulcty , fafty mem ben ) and
bnnr.
The Omaha Glee Clu > , twoatv memlors.
Tae Biurd of Gmnty U immUslonoiH ,
ArJi t ct und ( JoimtyUfliclnls.
Tne Ul t .Settlers AtaouUtloa.
Thu Union P oitio Hand. '
Mount Olivary Oommuudery No , 1 ,
Kulghtd Teuiplar , uuting as
o-c irr , hlty ittiont ; .
Master Mn'oimtf St. Jnhti'd L die No.
25 , Cov rtL ) < lKO Nt > . Hand Capital
Lodge Nn. a A. F. & A. M. ,
out ) hundred Btr n < .
Tha Grand Cornuiandtiiy of Knights Tom-
The Gran I LoJfr * , A ! F. & A. M. of
Nebraska ,
The procession extended from
Ninth street half way up the hill
leading to the oourt house block , ovoi
half a mile in leugth , and was at
tended ' by a vast throng of apoota-
tors , ,
Within Ih ? grounds as early at 1 o'clooV
A'-groit crowd had collected , By half pail
ono'sll the tp.ce belw eu tbe fence auc
the bi titling wan occui led by fully thm
tbottabd people , among whom were niauj
lad/en / , while tbe roof a of the ndj .inlnf
buSdicgs priiaiiid uuder the Uuu u.
wifcht ol i mall boys , From the lurgi
daiiok on tbe nuithea t comer of tbi
icuutlatirn depended the corner utono
tearing thd folluw ng intcilpiloui
Laid by tha
Masonlu Fiutertilly ,
G. W. Llnlngo'- ,
Grand Matter of Masons ,
Oct. 2Stb , A. Al. , 688J.
John F. Coot * , Builder.
And on tbo ei t ide wus eourated :
Kecte E82.
Fred D.t-xu' ,
Frank W , Uorlisa ,
B ij Knight ,
County Oummlvtloners.
I The iron begins of the utruotnre wci
fl tored to lvn vpato to tbo attending s c
eties , aud a plitlnrui was coLBtiucted fc
the nmmbern of thu Grand Lodge , the it
tiled Kuesia und tl.u orator of the tlay ,
j At 'J o'clock thi procession reached tli
torthweet gie of the Krouods , and headt
y th OKOortlng Knights Templarn , lilo
noon the flrlng aiid received th ? mem
Inn of ( be G .n I Lodge , who , precede *
ly.Ac log Grauii Master G WLInli gel
Mayor oojd t.nd Mr. Pupplotoii , too
tber ( places on the platform. Mr Cuou
' . t thej contractor , bearing in hia arms th
1/lum'i , tquare , tr.iwel aud love' , BJ
proa bed the grand matter , and on belul
cf Architect Meyers rtquo-ltd that th
, oori.er Bt < lie ' e Ul 1 by llu Almoulu fratt i
. nittr , td khlch Grand .Matter * ' '
< raade tbe following reiKnju i
' i J vii IINIKOKII'H Annursa
, tfnthrcn anil fcltoiCitiit > u-Il wouli
"jtiu iuHKiititiid I'Mpti inat e BI ou't '
* " . few wonu upon thU ojca-lun , no
r ° .iu upport of our uutborliy nd Hub
4K-iotjrtr " ' " es ° ' "ut ) ' ° tditttfoii wltl
lne c eiLbule nf our nn'Ur t cralt , but U
? ljw.\u Uiauksfur tl.ekibduvltatloi
J lanMiiioi ) | r04l ihM puuiity o m minion
tin oi ! Jou.v . count ) ( i. ither ot ihtm Le.
J KKiniuiu-i teruUtii ) Uv ttU.cjr.
ntr . ton * } ami | | we uiuy Judge ffbtu thi
uUu , n > cciUt ! ion. nd work aliettty ex ,
a luted [ oui , Vdvlil bftvjone of the ( iuesi
in appeaunc * nd uiot bu ktantlal bullj ,
luir. Id our city aud stale.
7 i0u'1 ° ' ' "y'DK ' corrrr tnne/i fet
i
pub.lo buildlogi ii an i ucleut one , bu
very wuuh nesUcted In ibis c-untrj
Jl dourforcf them beta in negligent n
we In tb | < renpect the pr.ient KH ration
woul I know lew ! t > f lh world's history
It Im * been taf-goA fjrtuoa to tee tut
tuyMlf aid liecotiixj ) nvlictd if thi. f c
in rrreot travels Jn tl w old wnild I
xeeai to have hitn the cuitom in
every age from the til t form t ion if mcl
ety and n < > vtrnurvhl ' ° tran-Uilt to fu
ture genviatlum tb hi toiy of the time >
ia uhirli they 'Jlietl iu the corner st ueui
tectitv ult. Our workto-dny will b a
feeble unit itf iriif 'htlra. Jn mutt of the
rulon of ancleo't templeg , nioumtt-rleii anil
abbeyr , the coiner tone or eertt vsult
buUt beoettth te edifica hat \ Mde-i much
towaid * ruaking u > the voild'a hUtorv.
and every ( | ii > ' ro-eirch atroog these old
ruinidl'cliH BomeVievideastous. WhUt
we uuy ihiuk thut Wd are living in an ad
vrnccd agent Detente , nit and Invention ! ,
M only BeeSiry t. vlult the mutemnt
Jn O iru. Hnypt , or Nu Jc and Jlouie to b
convlncfd th t we have much jet tol-aru.
BI ny of * hat we call ntw iuv ? ntiunican b <
* ein ID their crlgmaKimj-llcltyauHtoi. . n
imtwiffli turpainxthe jireient. Pomjiell ,
the burntd city of A D , 79. f nJ.Jm
about the hett evidence of the mode ol Uv.
jni , nteiuUt tued wid the general condl-
lo , ot the wnrld nt Ihis i Mtlcn'sr ' t erlm
I dolot cite tl l < R ihonlng tint we BI
iml tilted to tliu f.ntfttilty for thin *
br > oght to 11 ht In I * nip * it , but nt nun
t f the Mine c > im unit tell n have been in
oirlhtd In other Irotlltles onroborai
the wi.r'd'i * liin itrv Mt tlil < PTilctilnr IM
rUJ. In the lKhthcuitiuy Cntluu > gni
tin * firi-l. to c > iry C iriitlui ty ni.rtl
ml vthn Umliiiilterdly bfliiii exl t
th t ratne ci < 8 < of bullt'cn ' t
whom we nro tlu < o inlintx , I id II
c.mitr toiie of the cliutch nt Aix LtCha )
clu , llcninth thlt H one , iu it wtll-ci
tinned v u t. tin dep'i'Hed vrry IIIHT.
v tlnn > lo rectirdfl nnd ta io , ' tngctl cr wit
whnf. l < clniinol tn Ira ho Imly v. eitnen1
of Ci rl t mi the Virgin Mniy , In Iu In
a copy nf th- Holy tvri infit and n full m
count nf ( hri-tl nlty up to that peil > l ,
hd nn diin nt y In truclnR many of th
cmMniiiti of ha tr ft The mrner totc
nl Holy U ol , Noroni-H , Mi-lrona ntii
lnny other nhbcxn hull in the twitlft
ont try Imvo tiirol h d the r full quuu
IntoriiMtion Tlietu ta n nt U\IIK ! > > "nt
i-tonfM i ( pilto cinitnon In MnKlnud an
thr Ujjhonl Kur pe Them M
but lu-v Itnir rtaut works nmlo
cn wl IKQ. Hot ninklni { tha tiniul M <
exit la I'm nutlheast c rucr of th" stiuc
; u o , whether tt IK cinrcn , o k. btl Ue i
knv pulil'C ' ( dilliiTlio main idea nt-cm
to lie to pty the dibt < wu HWO 1 1 futnt
enernloii" . trnMint Ing in them thn IM
, hH o tner stone thi hlnory nf the uri I
nhich wo live , Th.i totililogii of Krei
tutrnnry inculcate ( hot in H ! > ntir workp
jient or SIIIH ! ! , I cairn nml finlihvil , w
hoiild neck tha aid an I fnvnr < f A might
Joil. It Ii utir Uri < t 'Iu .y , then , til i ivolu
' : o liteitin M iif theGrrnt Aruhitcct ot Ih
Jiilveroe upon tha mk In which Wd nif
nlitu ; to en < A < n , 1 there ore C.IIIMM * e
IIH utninnt mlenci und ctll upon all t
nite wit'i "Mr ijr.iii'l oh tplaln In an ad
'CHI to tin : Tiriiti * ul G iicn.
He then railed upon Grinil Chnnlnln
I v. Jamoi PntuiHon to liiVoie the dlviue
ilersli g ,
Gmid Secret ary Bowen ni\\ \ the Hat nl
r lues rle | < o < ltol in ihi i-tonp , mn mi
will h were n Hit nf tlm null niklntate nui
inui Ipil ( itliorH , miinlrv cnio and docu
lunu un < 1 uo | iu < < f I UK OMAHA UEK , H r
'd and Kpinllo n Af tr mnglng ' > y the
lea du' ) the * tune WHU luld HcctVdlug tt
le nncient mif > unio ritual , theu-unl tmta
[ ipli d and | ronimneol wjll anil truly
, td by the gr > > ul niAS'ur , nl counecruto *
1th i or n , wlnu mid oil. I'rn Imn t i m o
lU fuct havitu been nuile , the Glio clu' '
nil utidiKtioa join it 1 1 * ln < ing ' 'Atiiurlci , '
, nd Vlr , i'onpleton then tlellveied thd fol.
owing orutioii :
UOD. A. J. Popploton.
In tha ) e tr IbOJ , Njpoloon lionapaito
ten lii > t a uinil ol Craucc , xnld to th
'oileJ H'jUus of Amnilca , Tnninns J > f
or-ou bt > ng at that time proald nf , thu
Crench provluco ol Li Ixlniiit. The price
ipulatrd wan 811,0 0000. Tno ceded
crrltory comprired ull the country now
icluddil within the geographic * ! limlu oi
ID Ktittrs of Liuii-tatm , Aikan a , Mii
ourl , I iWA. Mlniirsola , Or gen nnd No
) raik * . i > nd the yro tt-r p rt of rC tnsu
n1 Uolora'li ) . It alflj Includnd DikntH ,
fonAtitj , Idtho , Mont > n i , Wunhlngtot
ud uiott ot the ludlau t-rrltoiy. i'hli
ttit domain WAX thin viilidr.twn I ram thu
rhltr tnent of Eiimiicati powers mid thu
n , ert.iln Unuen of the period ol the Nil
xileoniu war' , an I remitted thruiuliout
most it t oulir < 9 lonuth and lirewltti to ihe
liiutirlty ol an nuexploiod , uukuaivn unt
inin netrivblu region
Front that day until May , 1851 , upcrloc
I tif y-onu yeiirx iho country now known
tlio-taool No riska ton mo of u thu
.ito of o.ir udopiiuii ; 1 1 H mo th mute ol
ir birih ; to nil tin uiulo of nut pi Mo uiir
Action , reniaitiol , iu the languuiju o
to federal st i
INDIAN COUNTIIT ,
n touched hy clxiltziitixn , the ranpo nf the
ulfilo aud the cni | < lu < grmiud < f the IL-
lull , penetrated nulv at rmno'.o luti-tvulH
iy thu udventiiMtia and HH imry fur t nlor
r the dovolol unit ludomltalile iiio t ,
oiklng to i Unt tie cro s In the remotes !
oiliu < iod of thli Vital eniiiiio.
Tlmt pariiim i.f thi Btato now
ninprtocd wiihiu the lioundarlo-
! thti c untyf of DJUI < | JLH , WHU
le > pei i < tl po rhlnn ot the Omtha
ribo ut lodluni , thm led by L gin Kon-
auello UK hod that. Ia M y , 18 4 by
riuty , thi. trilie ctd d it to i he United
' , lei and on the SOth diy of Mtty , 1851 ,
omrciia , by whikU known In hlniorv an
le K , uaat and Nebrurka liill , gave to No-
iriwka , which included it , un or. auizeil
eirltori 1 Koverumtnt and oxlenHea over
t the Fo.ltral Und Uwi .bus opening It
to tht atlvm clui' lido of western Imml
r.itlon , which s < .t In with the Colifornl
nd MuritiiMi vaitn * al 1840 And WAO on ! ;
omplotely clocked , tl ht yemn after , b ;
TUB D1HA TROU8 PANIC Of IB 7.
It W4B thu ll.-fortuno jf th new trrl
ory to IIM-O iia lirst K" > crnor , Fr DCM Bur
if South Cuiollno , thiee daj B after his ar
ival within | inlimitH. Bylaw hU dutlo
< vrre devolved upon tha necretaty , 1h > moi
I Cutuiog , who theiohy bee 1110 uciinu
jovemor. Inpursunncuuf the tnaudute
be orgaLlo nc ; the acting governor at one
irooeedbd t orgunizo tlio tertit rial put
uriiiuent. October 21 , IbW , he ituuod hi
) rothmntlon ordering a ccnsuii aa n ban !
> f leglitUtlve apporilonuiunt. The censu
mviug been c rapltt l and rppnrt r
November 20 , 1854 , on Novruiber 2 , 1851
10 immcd rnUa una rrgulationi for luldin (
the tiri-t ele tlon f < r deli gate * in Conro
und members of the L'gli-Utlve Aiuruiblv
Tim election WAH to bo ho'd December 11 !
1851 , and on the 23 d day of Noicinb ° r
proclamation wan Istuod designating th
d y und prescribing the bou idurios of th
oi.untlef , wlio o mlulil and shonlt * i o an
thoilttf.i top rtloipito InttiBelettlon , viz
butt , Woih n ton. U.iiigr , IouiiU . CJSP
t'loicr , Foiney , Ulchard on eilght In nil
At tliin moiiient
UOUQLAH COUNTY HAD 1TH 11I11TII ,
itsexteiior boundaries l n < described h
the inllowlng wordi'Commencing at th
mouth of the L'la to river , thenuo nor.
along the we it bank ef the MUeourl rive
10 a point one mlle north of OIUHU * , tliunc
we t along the touth boundary of Wash
Ington county twemy nillon. thonca foul !
ten mile * moio or Itua to the t'Jatte liver
thxi co eart to thq placa of beg unit g. " 1
will thm bo tefnttiitiu mapped out by th
uxtcullvf , It ( deluded tbo whole of tit
i > i sot-lit county of Harpy , and th't IU
joit i Itiutidury was not further norlhthai
the Sulphur Hptlug The north buuiidar ;
if Oihuimclt\ that tiuio wa * uoar Bui
ttrettc , north f whkh lay what wan knuwi
UH tlm Ned Jelfnk' cl mi , not then plottec
BI nvtgln , FtntOumha utd tha urlvlni
larkA-e both ultimted upon lenitoryth u
nqhn'ed in Waiulugtiu lounty
( , which Floteuce wai the o Iy
otlng prrcinct. Toero w.ra twi
otiug i recints in I cngla. louiity
he "at the l > rlck Imll'llog ' at Omaha city
ud one an the Mi . | oij house at Belle-
lew , " Ths use of the words ,
THK UIUOK UULWNO AT on AH A CITV , "
ndloittes but one of tbtt uhtracter In the
ity , and rtfera ti > a building cnced by
he Council Bluth and Nebra > k Forr.v
oinpituy fur the u < o of tl e l-gl Utlve
M-emnir. at.d situated on lot 7 , in block
121. M pUiUd by A. l . J' > nc , fr rating
emit on Ninth Ktreet between Farnsiu
end Douglas. It wns uned for thu
eslons of 185J-0 , and J 855-0
WM. * lhe fil > t gone-al
olQces .1 the Union 1'Arifio mil.
roil ! rompuny , hulog o ocoupletl from Do-
oeuiber , IbOS , until thb full of UlKl , when
they were tr-Dbforred W the present head
quarters bulldlnu ,
: j'Ot.iiiCH ,
_ , . . . . . . Jiete bounilarlei aud products thn
uiDt eleotlon in Uonglaa county was held ,
resulting , with t mely aid from Uuuucil
HluuY m the choice of , exclusively ,
Dinah * men.
Arnouy the Brut bills Introduced Into the
uweir house wan. "An act to define tbe
xmidaiies nfOauhaaul Otoe couuties
md Io ate tbe toaU of Juitlce therein '
lhe question baying been divided byordcr
f the huu e on Tuendav , F unmy 13
.855 , this being the last item if butlne/n
ransioted in tbe forenoon
of that d-y ,
bo bill was finally paten ) , the following
imnnK , among ctborr , some of them ttill
mlllar nsmej- . voting for the dill : An * .
1m Arnold , VVil iaui N. Byer * . WllllaiD
> I ncy. Flemli'K ' DavIdnnTh nnsDavU
L.Ji Goyeryilliam Kornpton , J , Mel
101 Latham , Andr w J , Poppletcn , H.
C. Pnrnlf , W. A. HI hanVn , John A
Pinjltton , Hib-rt B Whined. Th
fp * * er of tie h m * , Andrew J. Hume u
w ! i oni i ( the uiiift active ftlai 'In of th
bill bat bting piccluiltcl bv Lit Office irt > i
vtitiag i x-'ep' In ca G nf tie bin ntnio dot
not . .pic-itr III tha record , 111 Mil n
pa.-ofl romln d lhet > ounrl riei I xed by th
IT c'BmUlim if the bCtlng jroxernor lit.
K h.tliutfd th nmns "Omarm" In pi ice <
"U inijias.11 In tnhfoimit wt'iit toth
rouncU whrre Its reception was tint er
lirfthtwpiUMo. Wedie-dnj , KftVirunry 1-1
18 5 ,1 * phV. . I'-uMnck , thief clctkn
the l > iw riiouie r > p itudby " 11 e n KHIOI
the htm e" to thu cMii.cil lnfo > m ( . c
the p > Huge nl t lid billi 'Ihunnlai , Febiu
ary 5. on moti n of A L > . < lon > s it WH
takrn frtim tl > e table iianaed to ficconi
texllng aiid refer e I tt the ca t ml tee oi
o unit v eeBishnd county boundaries , Kil
d > y , b'etiiuary 10 , Mr .fi.nes reporlrd ha i <
tlm li I ntiiiitcuinn ended Its paiMge. S.t
nrday , Fehiuarj 17 , H WHS attain t l" > n ti |
for ciiu-l erttljn wtie i Until cllmnn M. H
( Uik , IPX d ng In Fonumlle and leprc
i-cnt in ; U.nlt.00 nnty ,
MOVJ I > TO HTKIKK OUT ' OMAHA"
and Intert "D-iug m. " Upon thin motloi
a fliarp c. > nfliut ariwp , rei-nlting In a terle
f n-wtixftiementH tin I Friday. February
2.1 wnn Mr Uiaik re uwed bU motli n
Inriupnii lha late tf tha g1 od nunn
"O naliit"U tlrn Ht-nleiiii unly unrated h ]
HIM cli rk of tbe council , George L. M Her ,
"Mr. rlnrk oved HI amend bv ttriktnf
out " 'limb ' " Mid ln rtlttg "DuU l i" i
fnr c ituHv , wh'ch * i vg'tcd tu. " Sit
unlit ) , Foliruirv "I , tli9 mended bill + nt
rxiiiined to thu hotiro , where un Ii cffettua
rlf'irt ' wait iiimlo tu icUuro thu nttni
"Omaha. " The wr ! cr ol thin uLlrorn but
tha honor i > f leading that einiet , but w.
dually obliged loRiicciluit ) to the eupfrlni
n itiibun * iiMrrltHlli-d b tie fiiemlft nf tht
tiien. I'atron Bib tof Utfjnocuicy , Stcpher
A. Diu liK , It Ii duuto the nve niuiii <
bi'Mitf tbu o.uiniill wh i voted ngtlnit tha
Kitoilfloj i f ih i tiiihltt liHtirO Omiilin , thai
thtlr tiHinot i Iniiild he hem recorded , \iz
Uldmrd Brow 11 , Briijtmln It. oU , m ,
Aified 1) , .In u , Oiii n D , Itloliardm.pi .
sUiiiuel U. U Her * , thro ttill living in oui
mid't , th iillirrit long since mnnhered tf i t
tb honiirod tie nl.
The result ol ihU IcgirlUlcn was chrv <
Uh > e I Into u law aipro > ud M roll ? , 1P5B ,
u hiuh dilfero 1 chitll > from the proulunmllor
i f thhcmiK MI vt'n.i r , In that it faxed thi
northern boundaty of the t'.niniy "tbret
to ! m north of the town of Florence , lor
metly known an
\\INTEKQ3AIITF11H , "
It will be Bben that under thli legislation
tbu loituutH til tl o ' uitiiiioua jouuif mut
uho hidchtucu Uellviun a their bare o !
operalloun eru Lot itiveil to their satis. .
Ut.tiou , It hud no cliitlii'-t repioentatli.r
uud its vctei weru hwalluwo I uu by the
suieii ir nuuibera of Omalia , who wert
an ful n t tu let thtlr courtesy eiutiuu
th Ir jutguient. Acconiiu | > ly i.t tbueuu'
oeedlug aeKi-lon of l85d , tt > r > i > gi the
blfi.itH tmtlnly of lieuj ku.ln U. U tukto and
SiUi A. S rickUn , u act waa pa B-it
giving that pottiou ot Djnglai cojuty ,
unw ui iiniitutiug buipy c > uniy , a i ( iit
Huntatiou i f on i iimi-uUor ia the council
mil two iu 11 u h ucp , though i staining il
for nil oilier pit pjo-i m pirta d paio I ol
LuUl i , county. Thli wi.s but u it i
unU reKtinj ; pluci in tlie mjich t t ouipUtt
habllituliim na K couuly. Accoid ! u y , ul
lha lotriou of 83j-7ilwo ( uuiy of B rpy ,
ioui-i5tiui ( lUlHUuitlly if the tcilitoij
uarvtd out by Ujuglia us un election U
t ict , W H cn-atuii by net upiinmrt Fob
rutrv7i 18\7 , uud Lor.vitt H , Uiown , t.tiB
d. Hall f > > Hinl SiliiH A-btrleklnoa madi
iwmiiiliiiioiifrito loc tu the enmity seat
* liich wun lix tl bv itiem ut Kellviow
Thli prnctti'tily Llored .I'm ; .nd hittet
controversy butwotn ttie cltlzena ot thi
r val towna fu uliich flerca anin tuillri
were lirctl , pol t c\l forlULoj made uiiu
Mireckeri , li'e-'ong ' ' irienda tej porarllj e
trang d ud thu t > r gie.-H and | ir totiitv ol
iiulli onnn.unitieH suiioiitly retarlu I , Bill
Uuio , the Biuo.ither , tin healer , Uu
u MHolothd mollator , iu 21 yutrg ao
wrought , up m m , that t"o mm whuiu in
our uiomHHBi.t | ia-Kiiin in )8 > l o would
huvu ainni-t cruel led in Ib78 , i.f-r n
traDHQ uuJ checlcerod life , thr .u h which ,
hoHtvtr , theio uvur nhoue thu luoxtiu-
juikhublo li.bt ot K.fty patriotism and
tiueo.mrage , aa i y thiicity of Unnh.
tenderly berne tu y nder hill and committed -
ted to un hnuored ( crave.
TUB OOUNUAHlEB OF THR OOUNTT
bell B thu finally adjusted , its t > nbt > equrnt
u .itir und devrlopiilunt little vexed b >
nhltung legUlati n depended chiefly upot
natural rtfx urcou nd wine government
For 26 yeara its executive ana administra
tive ouutnil l.as been in the hands of i
hoard of cnuiity c u.ujUtIuu > r , h > hive
it.auugtd tb'tu with houeaty , prudence ,
ooonomy and HUIcons.
Buiing the long period fr. m 1854 11 the
present tiuio tbe following peison. h vt
terved as county commlaniuners , in the ol
der meutioted , 104viug without exceptiui
au houurahle rec rd :
Ju > so L iwe , Tboinas Davi < , Hylvtnui
Di lgp , J mea 11. MuArdlo , llurriaou
lobuaon , AulrowJ Orltchtield , Jai. M ,
i'arkoi , Oliver P. llu ford , Thou ni H ,
Allison , Jiho Kelly , Kdw.trd II C opliu ,
Ma > man U. Ilapumti , Jouax Gl-f , llrnrv
K eke , K Iwlu 11. Sherwood , M. W. I'ur
fliose. Toomus U ilktnuon , I'ei ' j nuln P. .
Kuuht , Jonv.h | B. n.dtiold , Frtet Uiexo ,
F. W. t/'orliHu.
The next ttop after providing foUu
election of the public ( ifucern p uvided foi
iiy the orgnniu not , was to or anlz * thi
cou to an i guarantee to the new p ilitlc.i
coii.muiiity tliut Ofiitrol fumtiou ef u1
jus govtrumentH the admlulstrali n o
ju-tlcu. Thejirealdeut bad appointed ai
judges of tha uprour ai.d diatiitl
u mru , nrovlded fur hy the organic vet
FennerFerKununiMlchlgun , Kiward H
llttrdln of Georgia aud Jumps Urarllry u
Indiana. Iiy proclamation , tUttd Deccm
ucr 20 18CI , tnu uctmg goveiuor as > lguic
tbeau judg > a to th ir lesprctivo district *
as fo lotvr : Kenner Forguaon , t hlef ju-tioj
Douglas uml IJodge cjuntieKiwanl II
IKrdln , all th-i county lying south of thd
t'Utte river ; James Bradley , Wuihlugtor
and Hurt uoumles. It u ! o itqulied tbi
rupremt ) comt tu bold a stislon at Orm-hi
outbe third Monday i.f Pebrua-y , 1855
null tbo li ht did rlct c. uitu to lo htlil It
tl.o rtHiioJtlvo d trtc'as fullont. ; Itelle
\la , Nebraska City , Floremo. Accord
Ingly on Mouilay , March I' , IJ55.
TUB WIST COUKT OK ULCOIlt )
e > er held in t ib uouucy , ihi iliitnct conrl
of the llmt jiutlcml aintnc : of Nubra k ,
with , practically , like juiitdtctinn ti OIK
prtBont district omrt , wane | > > nrd ar tht
Mlculon h'nue , lcllnviw , by Feuner Fur-
usun , chief justice ; IM 11 Djjlu , m.r.
> hl , Lii-ltf im-iiubi-B wnt trana-ta id , thf
whet-Is of ju-llio being limply net In
ni'itlou , 1 bo Jr-jl | aiive av-embly , by act
uppnived March HI , 1855 , reorgaulx d tbe
cuurls and tix > l tbo time of huldlug them
Iu Douglas county nn the necon I 'I upntiat
in Marcli nd tbo lhlr.1 TutBiliy of Octo-
dcr of each yo r. According thx next
tUMrict court w hold by thu c lef Ju.ticf
loOopber , IfflS , In the roomocaupud by
the bouse o | n < pic > cniati c In "the brick
building at OuiahJ. " None wh ) were
I roicnt at that court and there me many
ttill llvln * wil f ir ot 'ha ICHIIO.
T1IC VlttrtT lILOOnr TKailSUY
if the territun burnt ; uud-tr liivesu atlou ,
Mid a leading citizen of Omaha under at-
re&t for a capital crime , the grand jury re-
fa-icd to return au ludictrrent , A motion
being made y o unsel for the pil-oner's
liecharge , Ollve-r Perry Maon , then thife
ta > ln the toiiltory sluco chinf lu-tlce of
thu Mate , kn inn tu lee than half a rlozen
neii In the roim. ro o aud addressed the
: ourt in a philliiile , charactrrlzed by ull
; i o qualities which have sluco become
amillar to the people of the state , inteuil.
it > d by youth , tbe natural stiiuulnus of
tiange jxjople , novel stirroundlDgp , a client
U moutha In Iron * and a just fau o. In
> 11 the varied exhibitions of bis character ,
tie oratoilcal powers flnce m de n Ne.
irufka , thut day s work , haa never , to my
: u'iwldgt > , been surpassed.
ThU court was afterward * held , for Fem
eaw , In I'lomer block , whc e projector
ud oner was Ur. Charles A. lltnry ,
TIIK rillSO.NEU IN IHONS ,
rhom tbe grand jury had exonerated and
ntil the erection of the court houset. which
> r over twenty yuan ha i afforded to the
Pnrti a d ba of the county a court room
f exceptional convenience and comfort
3t the adminittratloa of juvtloe. Thedl * .
rict court of Douglas county baa beenprc *
| 1d t over by the foil wing jut'pes ' In tl
order mcnttoied : Foiii-r F TKIKOI
Atiju | > tu II.II , WiliUm Pit Kcilo i
Wiili m Kellogg , George It Like , JAIII <
W. H.v/.gp , thd the p.eftn . lutumlen
Jftmco Ntville , ntded mid usilitctl by H b
\thioi hai lever tnfleicd by ccniiflti > t
with DOtphlxjiIng ttato , tiiid nn o rf wh :
have won a national lo utalloii la tbe pr
ftKflo'.l ,
Hut I nhail'l doinu ] > tico t > Hint portli
ef tbe bar * h j t riuiod In its it ur H i
law n I ( quit v while Ntlr'fl n rcmalu
a loiiltory- urn 151 to ltG7 Id 1 in
nuke tpeclnl n.citi n of the men whoi
\tilcca tanx loirtcft and longe-t In
' ' " fl
TUB Kim'R C'ON"tNT10 >
which duilnx < bat | crlodextd ccurt an
jury , 1 hiiinn tbnn In thn order of 'be
arrival , to my best rccolectiun : O 1
U'cbfr ' 'ion ' , J-.xporictico Kutubrn k , Clli
to.i Hrlggf , Ji.tiu 1. Kultck , Jum'B ( i
Clnniftn | , James M Wtoitvorth , Willlni
A. Lit tli , G0 , ri/c U Ltke , B. E. B. K r
tied ) , Clutlm H Biown and George W
Doano. t beg i No to add tu IhU li-t in
own nme , Alimt of them wern emincn I
pr.iv 11 In lawyers consUnMy In th
thickest of th" fray aud one i f then
Ullilum A , Mule if honoitd memorj
wus by common o < nsdit the gre te-t crin
lUfil Inwjer Neb us a bos yet pr < lucod.
So i ellmea ss-ocU'cd with him , oflc
piltud ngalmt him as au felly bn wn
t iwur i.f sttcn th , n an anUgnnUt noth
itiK but uutt Ing induniy httd ileeplea
vigilance could uval nf < aiii > t din t troil
t bleat. Ho w t tltcttd tl.o Hist chief jui
tlco of the flit.elccllued th" cfBoe by tea
on of id health , nml soon after ulod ne
Au era , I liuolt , clnccrely mourned Iiy hi
{ ifofn hionalifcocUtm nd the utite whlcl
: i. l justclothe I him wiih its highest hou
ors.
TUB FIRST Cli.VSL'3 OF KKIIRA8KA ,
aVcn ninl rp iite I to thj i.ctl g guvernn
ovenl er 20 , i834. vr n made by dtbtrlct
and bhowed a total | optilatlt n oi twi
Llmu and si ein hunnretl and tlnrtytw > -
.liirteot' . of whom wete slave n , brough
Into the territory hy s mthern Imm gnnti
and mostly itwidlog lit Nebrnakn ( Jlty
The Fifth dlatiicr , c ninrlslug nlmont tin
identical tcinlory oiigludlly liuluded It
D.ioyhs county , flhowctl a poputulim o
jlH , nouuof whom wer4 slaveii. Ann hui
ceiitus wan taken In pursu nco of law bi
i-vfcn the 11 th diy of Hepteinher und tin
Llth tiny ol do oner , 1855 , nhowlug u pnp.
ul lion of 4,051. Inolu ling reslden's unot
thedietllo' iu llchnrdrtm touuty kuowi
in thu h If.breid tr > cN eleven if wlton
norualaveo , Oi lliese UougUscounty h > c
Til , a gain In neatly a year of ouly 14G
i'liene fagurea convey a faint snggeatiou o
TIIK ArrAnR.irtT Honares OCTLOOK
for Omaha , nt that time opp 8td und an
; < ? ooized as it WM by the entire tjoiul
L'lalto ui d moat 11 the North t'Jut r coun
try. 'I hrough what UHorund tr to y am
well fiiuxht parl amentary und other bat
; lm < this teetnli g n.o ropolls was carri (
utiLtaml unlurmeJ through the feucceod
ing ymtn , there in i.ot tine to itcounl
titrf , but thcio aie livii g men who p is
RtiaH ihuHUpieino ( I'l.lllicntion for wntiuf
th thlatory hi ih Virgil asciibes toKio
men \VMO cnn tiulyfloy with him , "All
theHM things I Haw , and a pait of them J
wan. "
Ai ln iu 1SGO , nhilo the nation tiem
I lit ! from tenter to uircun f > ieuca with th
up.rnuuhlr | . > g throexof owil war , the fed
er l c inUb talitr did hi < wurk , giving tin
B utu t popiiUlion of .8,811 , and the uuuu
tyI.U.'S ftlll a mudeiuiti milu Iu tin
OHX tlf c dd thuv ) tinmen ! ncrea e <
tu I'22.to. ) lor tbu state and 19032 for tin
u unly , while jet another r i til them ti
4VJ,402fu th cUli 3 , 'C4i for the county
In tlie iiiUKiitimx prodtiution , commerl <
uul every branch of industry ha't
OATlIbltBU HTIlENdTH AND QnOUTIl
until in thin yuar , IfcSJ , ihe cnuntv lit
rrric'ied ' an nu-i-ed v iu ttlon f S3 350
5 9 87 , h s a cultivated ac ett-'f of 70ibl :
witt , prthielng u trop value 1 t 5510. ,
j 9 , while ita oliiut town , the g.iml city o
Oiiuhs 1m ontotilpped ullitsiivaU iuou
u-uihUtH , ICin > HiHiiilIowu , and uhalleug i
beat-en i.iuf ilia vholo w..rld io its con
re.l . d uNlnii usulieof ih-c \rf \ titles i f tbi
United Siuten. Iu 1850 O.ni'i.-i had r <
piuco on * l o ni p In 18JO it il d not ex
: - rl 2500 Iu 1 70 it uumbeted ovei
10,000 , bt.uHim ; ND. 83 in the mnk o
uitiuit. Iu 188) it movfd up to No. Gl ,
; hu pa himr 19 of Its rival * , with u populu
tiuu ot 31 G 0. In J790 , nitiettwi yean
agn N-JW York hi * t u population of unit
3 ,18I. Choago rloM not appear in iht
tein-ui tablia until 1810 , when U makts id
d but with . popul aijn of 4,479. Whu
wo remember tint we ara situated twc
bundled un I tifty miles ea t of a meridiar
line equi-di t-tntftom nceun to oceaa MIC
thtt more th n ha't of our territory llu
vest < f that meridian , thi prediction maj
o safely marlo ibatiuone bunarelyeuri
Jmtha will take rank well up among iht
Hr t Cfiotn ultiej f the nation-tba twau.
I lath cl'.v to-d y being New < rk , Nev Jer
tey , with a population t f 36,400.
A BlI K KVIDLHT FACT.
We hold it to bo self-evideut that a po
llt'cal ' cummunity to foriunuiu in iti
birthItspr.iwihitiirrceeutritnatiniias tht
o.uiity i iD.Uklaf , Itiifcitl'eucreagtiuiiiber
wl h tiuiu oi iudustry ni d plenty , holding
wiihiu ito limits Ihe thief city oithesUte
t people loviug pe co , order , i-o ilety , law.
earning , culiuro-st-Hte < l iu the Mi .Mow 11
tolerai.t chiirctiea and free public B lu lj
nhoiiid eulbr.no the ado itineration ol
| utloin a btrucluro in barinouy with tt <
uen fi.ieut ami sucipd funcini in tht
ttiit ) . Biwiug to this unvpiken bth. s'
with the full us eiitof the peuplu of tht
niuut'v , aided l.y onu who for manv yean
tlua btou their pindout , e.fi uud wiet
i utmellor , John O. U win , the presinl
Ixutd of oiniuty coiuml > Binn rn , Frederick
D.wel , Utiiji'iin P. Knl.ht aud F. W ,
C'orllsi , LOI eolvod anil pluiined
THE KOBLU BTiaXTUUU
who-o coiner-Htonu baa tl.ia day be n
pl.t.el In poal'.Ion. May it i ( < e In ict
i rength uud beuttii com olet * j rfoj
ilou aud ttand forever the n.fa nhMlor ol
weakness agu'nst strength , innocence
ugi ist guilt , thu persecu ed agitinat the
pertiecutor , the iip-csael agiiintt lhe e * > .
prcSiuit t s < inctu ry whono rho en hish
[ > imts Khali , in the lannu to of lhIr o tb
"admlnUler justice without leg nt tu
p r-ouH a d do tq'ial light to the rich and
to the poor , "
O.i the 13th nf October , 1834 , t ndn !
upon thU Identical i-p t , an tur as the eyt
o > uld reai h , i n token ot human luhllatl > n
ijie't d ibu vUli.n , lave a fnw scatt > r < " <
ttiuoturu * clu-tvred 1 mg tbu I iwa bluffi
.nil heioatid there dotting thn i.Ute.iu on
"licli Om Iu hui since b-tn bull.
To ihe went und south them btretcherl
nt'pareutlv intimities' exp n f , a prime-
vul hollludu of undulatlnt ; pr Irie , broken
at rure inUrvnU by tbe preen ciei > t of otk
and wulnnt grnvfR To the north the dun
teml cirile < il bli.U"il > td uuon the cwilt
tunmli'l ' iho Miuil ri.ii g M it up.
pr.McliH ) that tur i i i-treaiu into a nc-
cerslon tf wooded bluffi which > trrt hod
away luwanls the ouncll tiren nf tlin ex.
| Joroif , L < wis and UUrk , kindled half
century bef no ne r Fort Oalhoun. Tu
tha eiu-t the b Id outline of bb.iT tklrtlng
lh Musnuii volley It-okui down up n
It v 1 txput a of wuntopialrlo bottom ,
OEBTITlTi : OP ANT 1IADOE OK CIVIL IATION ,
i ve the rude buti in which tue Litter
Day SaiotH had wrestled with the rigon of
Inho.pliable winters durli g tht-lr torrow-
tul pilfimage to the v ll y * of the uiimn *
thiua. It was a scene i f slognlar loure t
peaceful , anlltiiry , fillii g 'he soul with a
lunre if iitilatlou and Ion ii.e e , hut I'm- '
umlmj the brute heart aid ttron. ? rm to
.be Btorm and utrntgle an4 C' ' < i Diet nf the
'ntnre empire which hon d risa tiom Its
> im.
Standing upon tbe s na rpot one Imn-
bed year * later , but lixiking out Item the
lumeof this towering temple of juiil.v , I
ex a laud terming with Jitntv and h' < > -
lomlng with betuty , I see the trel-UM
il hwajs nt our doors ) deu with tbe
vorld'a tr iiia and travel. I see the ever
eve ylng wheel of c mimerca be rlu < th
> roi ucts hud arU and culture of dis'sut
Countries to and fro patt e ur gates. I ee
he heavmi darkened with the tmoke ot
aboring ei ginei I tee
HOl'BANDS U ) < Dt'ST HANTS AND HAfAT
V.VL'ES
o whom the hUtine moitstcr caged by
Vatt and Bteveuson is food and ralweot.
nee the air swaraiieg with nlectrlo mes-
ogen which girdle the globe and brim ;
i It en and t tales and nations ear to ear r n
heart to hi art. I see stnicly pl-es pten
Inn the cky and shelto Ing thurche * ao i
whoto thieshold the ih ( .owif pus ci
tluii , thedungton , the ruck , tlmfitotun
the sU e hate never fallen , Rnd cm yi.ndf .
Kjunie I > e In Mstcly nimble Ihe Un
Vrrw-tyof Omlha , tlm f. . cmt of In enl ti
and ai-piring youth , the Shr ne find M tc
of llbeial lurnlug , towards which thef.io
htepftf wi-dtin nun , nen nn tiin wish me
tfa'h ted mm the enst towartU the etcini
llfjli whli-h potir.tl IIH ffii ence upon th
ele-hlitcd Ni z ircno. All these thlngn 1 rn
and I f el that , with inch u p st. mid i-uc
a fill tire , life htnlcen Indee I worth llvltip
nnd I IIH men nnd woiirnwho he tl.uf <
boino it < Uhors aid tiUl nd lure > hl |
and iieiils will nee i no nobler n onunien
than ihe proud municipality ofwhich , hi
Mmct lofhall foiever fctatd the ciuw
nnd gloiy.
In tbb krqusgoof one whofo llfj the
Iniitro upon the law nnd ht-licd | to anchoi
deep i-nd rnti ; the f lundntlons i f a IKJI
petual o DBtiHitlonul union , "Lt tb
earliest ll ht of in rnlug gild It nnd put
ing day linger and play upon its sun mlt.
HUB PUNCH It ] arceptab e. Will
One tic , 1m duode or hot wa.er , it makes i
Rliletndd "ntitlit c.tp" on going to boil
Tiadosupplied at manufacturers' prices b ;
M. A McNnnmra. F mlll. > tupphcJ b'
A , 11. GladstoneOunliH , Ntb.
WANTEU A first class doublo-cvl
indtr press feeder at this ( .Ilict ; .
ORASU BLOSiOMS ,
A Pleasant Woddtnu on Durt Streo
und Other Nuptlala
A very hnppy and enjoyable ovenl
occurred yesterday at the reaidonca o
Mr. N. Merriam , on Burt and
Twenty-hrat atreots. This was thi
marriage of Mr. Frank Peraingor , ( hi
well know nnd popular young banker
of Central City , aud Miss Hattie D
Gale , a lovely and accomplished youn )
lady , who is well known in the ruusica
circles ol Omaha.
The wedding occurred about nooi
yesterday , the nuptial knot belli !
tied by Rev. J. B. MoxGold , presidini
elder of the M. E. church. Thi
attendants wore Mr. H. Perainger , i
prominent DCS Monies journalist , auc
Miss Alioo Tzichujk , daughter o :
Hon. Bruno Tzichuck. There wore
about n tooro of relatives and intimat <
friends present , and at the ccnclusior
of the all-important ceremony tht
congratulations were numerous and
sincere The wedding dinner , whicl
followed in duo oo ise , was of tht
most elegant character , and all in al
the occasion was a happy one , bojonc
even the usual course.
The pruiunta wore numerous one
handsomp , and among otheis the re
porter noled the follow-in" , :
I'auitintf , "Lingfellow , " Miai
Mtirap ; silver flower stand , Miso A
On ff < ; e ; aot silver knivtn , forks anc
apiions , Mr. nnd Mr0. N tl Gilt
silver but'tr ' dish , sugar bawl aw
oream pitcher , Mr. and Mra N. Mer
riiitn ; uilvor card receiver , Mr. anc
VIra. Bolden ; otudent lamp , Mrs. li
Tzsohuck ; silver berry di h , G. B
Tzjchuck ; pjllot , Mrs. E BJIISOI
plaque , Mr and Alrt. J. A. Gilleepit
une pair gold bracelets from thi
i-room , Fiauk M. Pdrsin er ; eilve-i
cnke basket , Mr. aud Mw. J. J ,
Diuke ) ; steel engraving , Mr. anc
Mrs J. L. Snith ; sewing machine ,
N. R Peroinger , Central Oity.
The happy couple left iu the after
noon for their future homo in , Central
City.
BLAKE-MC.SQEB.
Mr. J. It. Bluke , ot Scribner , will
to day bo united in mirruge to Mise
U 0. Munger , of this city , the cere
mony taking place at tha residence of
VIra Everett Hurl burr. Tne wedding
take * place at 9:30 : this morning , and
Kov. McCanulish is the offijiatluy
clergyman.
OUT JNOTE3.
Yesterday a largo delejatton t !
Knights of Pythias from Davenport , ! . ,
p ld Omaha a visit. Thsy came ovei
from Council Bluff' , where they meet in
grand lodge. The lodges represented
w re Damon No. 10 , Davenport No. 5C
andCoeurde Ljon ND. SO. They were
ace mipanfo I by Strasser'a pplendid union
b md , probably one of the finest in tht
northwest. Among those present were
Bros. G orge Metz er , of D ra m lodge
Nn. 10 ; W. Waddcll , D. D. G. C. ,
of Ste en'a'odgo No. 81 ; Frauk Henlev
chek.lodgeNo.no. and Bro. GumUker.
I'i lha evening the band B renadcd Tin
BEE nffi.-e , giving some remarkably fine
B ltClloU8 ,
L fct evening Albert B. Hunt , better
known here as Rarry Hun' , gava a pri
vate mafq'ierade partat O-ntral hall.
Everything th t could hava been thought
i f t aud 11 tbo comfo t of his guests wai
well provided by the j illy young htst , and
a hiilliant fuccoas crawnol.bU ( flirts ,
II tfman'tf orchestra fuinUbod the mu.lc.
fl ht f illowlng firmed the commlieo of
arrangement. : Harry HuU ( manager ) ,
Beimin Bublitx , All. Arnaman. John
'Jurry , F M. Snow and M. A. Berd.
Th JjyG lu'd party , now on n ute to
Ouiahn , wrtv.el at Wtcplng Water list
vo lug and CM * , ano'ior there for the
nUh , Mr. fljuld.be n < adverse to travel-
In * at night. Tlity wl 1 arrive in Omaha
about nuoj to-day. '
An eiror was made yeiterday in re
gard to the agency of the celebrated Globe
finWut chewli g tobaoo. H. S clurk tt
Co.-are sole agents for Omaha
The rapidly Increasing bu-lnet.ii i f the
telegraph department t the Union I'ail Bo
railway necemitatea the erection of two
new Hues from this city tj Omaha. A
gag ; of men commenced work thl * morn-
In , } . Lincolu Democrat , 23J.
n-Prof. Aug. Walther and Julius T ,
Fcituer were In Fremont yesterday to
mttlu arrangements to ive a grend concert -
cert In tha opera boute eome'Ime In No-
vea.btr.
Rtllroad Matters-
8ptd t Dlijauh loln CEI
Ciuoaa , October 25 , The West
ern Trunk Line association met here
to-day to consider thu recent action
nf the Eastern Trunk L'na ' asiocia-
tion in awarding to the Ituck Island
rwid one-third the seaboard emigrant
buaineai west. The socretar/ was in
structed to notify eattern lines that
thu award was not satitftotory nor in
accordance with existing agreements.
It ia announced the Nickel Plated
raid has completed arrangements by
which its trains will ran from Buffilo ,
DTor the Brio to inira , N , 7. ,
thence over the Lahigh valley into
New York city , aud when the Lohlgh
a completed to Bnflalo , trains will
run direct over Its track from the
S'iokel Plated terminal.
DOLAN & LANGY/ORTin /
in Extensive Estirjli lured ar
Its Claims to Patipnage ,
An ItntnocBe Btcck and
8teadil3 IccreatiDK Cus
tom.
A couple of important events in tii
history if Omaha nro noted in t <
day'd BEE , the laying of the coui
house corner stone and the boginuiii
of the work if pavlnt ? the streets e
the city , that the evidence s aa well
the right In a claim of mutropohta
importance may be visible to thos
whu take an interest in the welfare o
the city. But while those twi
events ore of the holies
importance and interest , Omaha ca :
boast of that which goes further stil
toward substantial growth und proa
peii y , v 7. : a number of substantin
und enterprising establishments , whicl
have entered the arena as rivals of th
great houses of the east in their res
pi.cuvo lines of buMiiebs. Amoii (
lltoku who art ) justly entitled to thi
first rank tin this hat ia the well
known house of Djlati & Linyworthy
Nus. 110 and 112 Fonrtetnth street
between Djdyo and Dju lae , Thca
well-known dealers in heavy hard
ware , w i > on Block , etc. , occupy tin
entire three-story building and base
tut'nt named nbovo , aud ahhouul
in the city for n comparative ! ;
short tttno have alieady justified theii
own expectation of thu Hold they oc
cupy and met with a merited rtropni
tion from patrons of the city and sur
rounding territory.
A BKK repurte-r. visited their catab
liehinent ytstttday , made a recon
noitanco of its extent and inventorioi
bi i. fly its stuck and it was no smal
nndoituking. The building is 45 bj
76 loot iu Biza and JIBS 15,000 feet o
floor room , and in addition the firn
occupies a large brick warehouse ii
thi ) rear with their valuable stoct- .
hisiy pjanco at the enalcss variety o
goods kept was enough to con
vince the reporter of the hopeless
ness of attempting a detailed do
ecrtption.
On the basement floor were fount
an immense variety of heavy goods
ttuch us hone shoes , mule , thimbli
skeins , hubs , etc , while the flioi
above wau equally crowded with ba !
iron und steel , plow steel , tpringu anc
axles , and malleablea of evmy de-scrip
lion , lie-re , too , the npacn occupiet
hy shelving wa3 filled with builuera
hardware of all sorts , sizes and value
A space is reserved on this flier foi
thu office , which is busy tcdiiu at al
hours of the day , aud where every
thing is found in thu shape indicative
of prompt aud business-liko uttentioi
to 'he orders and inttr < ! sta of patrons
On i ho second fl > or is an extousivi
line of vruodat'jek , wagon andcarrnici
matters' material , which is continuec
in thu third fl tor , and includes ever ]
imaginable thing pertaining to a bug
gy or wagon , I rum the smallest piece
tu jobs entire and complete , except in
to painting and trimming alone A
department is also allotted to the dis
play of carriage trpa , cushions nut
similar stock , all ot the most Unix
ceptionable.ruako aud quality. There
is nothing ever demanded m the ex
perience e fi wagon and carriage mak
ers not'to be found on one of the foni
flootB described.
In the warehouse alluded tc
above is carried a vast amount
of hard wood lumber for wagon
makers use , embracing oak , hickory ,
ash aud poplar , all high grade stuff ,
and only carried by firms extensively
engaged in this business.
The firm , whoso establishment ia
thus bti.ildoHciibed is composed of
Messrs. William Dolan and L H.
Lingweirthy. Mr. Dolan is from Da-
buque , aud has been engaged in hia
present business ever since 18G5 , and
has const quontly familiarized himself
with all iia detail ? , able to buy with
cuuiion aud judgment , and ready to
qive customers thu benefit of his
knowledge and experience in every
way. Mr. Lincrwonhy vvent into the
business in 1877 , becoming a partner
of Mr Dolan in Dubcquo. In Jan
uary , 1831 , the firm appreciating tno
advuutogis nnd growing importance
of the held , came to Omaha und bo
g-m business and as their transactions
for 1882 ore double those of 1881 ,
whiah were then more than satisfao
tory to them , it will bo seen that
Omaha was the place for them and
that ihey nro the men for the placo.
They have not only made extra I'iTorta
to introduce and Bull goods to Omaha
manufacturers but handle goods man
ufactured in'Omaha and push their
claims in every ' way abroad
uud with gratifying sucoeso. They
nut only wholesale but do a
retail business , and at their house
anything from a pound of nails to ten
car loads if iron or stool can ba par-
abased , and with the equal assurance
to the purchaser that whether his
n dor bo largo or unall he will revive -
vivo equal consideration and square
1 Baling.
The house is represented on the
road by two men , one being Mr , Ling-
worthy , the business management at
iioino being loft to Mr. D.ilan ,
tud ho has conducted ii most
Ijff Their territory covers the
jountFy tributary to the U P. as fir
treat as Lurvmio , south to Kinca ? ,
aorth bej end the termini of the rail
roads , and invades Iowa for a very
sonslderable distance iu the cast
They are extending these limit ) all
; hotiine , and have already achieved
i high reputation for push and
rim , as well as for business
nlejmly and enterprise. There is
10 houio in the city to be more
'ommended or deserving of warmer
fishes fnr succeis than that at the
lead of which Moisra. Dolan and
j ncworthy btand , and where TUB
its wishes them the sucoees they so
ichly deserve.
curriNa SCR&PE.
Ferocious Tussle on Lower Twelfth
Street.
A serious affray took place last
rening about 6 o'clock on Twelfth
treet , near Douglas. A man known
s "Windy Joe , " who formerly worked
Dr the Homani , and Dug. Barns ,
'ho runs Harry Lucw' lunch counter ,
got into n friendly tussel on the side
walk , over a silk handketobief , and it
gradually verged into a quarrel.
The two got out into the sirutt and
Joe dtow H knife or rz > r and slushed
away at his opponent , ii 0 c'iiigour ' /
wounds , one 1 1 which IH HI Jy proved
fatal. One cut was acrcta the breast.
seve-rli'K couple of bulimic , a ttcuiiu
it fl cti d a cut on the ru'ht nrm aud
Htiothtr made ft hotriblo path acrota
the right aide of the tuck , through
which the jugular vt in plainly pro-
trudtd.
The wounded m\n had his injuries
Bttendtd to by Dr. II. W. Hjde , who
found it necessary to take Btvtn
sti'chca ' in the cut on the neck , and
who sojs it waa a miraculous tfcapo
from death. It was a hnir-otradlh
otcapu from murder for "Wii.dy Joe. "
At n lalo hour last night the police
n ore locking for the man who f'ld ' the
cutting , and _ it waa Aptoted that ho
wonld bo in j iil before nion.iia' . Just
how serious Burns wounda may event *
ually prove ia uncorUiti.
THE BIG
Completion of the Immense Bes-
ervoirs tf the Water
Works ,
Some Fine Work Boon to be
t'xbibitcdtothe Omaha
Public.
Our citizens gcntrally will bo
plcaacd to learn that the upper reser
voirs of the water woiki company , lo <
cated in West Omaha prroitint , ara
now permanently finished and equal
in complctnees to on ) thing if the
kind in the United States.
Abjut a year ago the basins wet o
made ready for the reception of
water , but the brick work waa really
of n temporary character , the inten
tion being that when every particle of
the earthwork was thoroughly settled
to construct the brick work that is to
last for all time ,
So it was about two months aqo
the contract for the wet k was let to
MacRitchto & Nichol , the celebrated
civil engineer ] an 4 contractors of Chicago
cage , men who have successfully con
structed mure reservoirs of this kind
than any firm in this country and who
have at the present time several oth
ers under way. Oharha Mao-
Ritchie , the senior partner ,
ciiiio here in person with hid
able assistants , Messrs. Pattoft and
Beats , and not a noment'a delay was
made in commercing aud continuing
the work , until on Tuesday their con
tract waa completed. About an hun
dred muM and teams have bttn tm-
plojtd all the tinif , and the wotk of
rppuddling and Jaying the double
lived brick walls his been dune in a
systematic manutr certainly to the
satisfaction of the disinterested mo-
cbai.ial rye and undoubtedly to the
satisfaction of the water woika com
pany , for their in tens a have been , -X
guarded in the most critical and ekil-
tul manner by Hugh Murphy , than
whom there is no one in the west bet
tor suited to inspect just such con
struction. Not a foot of bank has
bicn puddled , not a hod of co-
mouc luixod , not a biick laid
to solid rest , without Murphy' *
immediate supervision , and if
hia verdict ia that Mac Ritchie and
Nichol have done their work well , U
is safe to bet that such ia the case.
Some additional work remains to bo
done by way of sodding the banks ,
gravelling the tops thereof , etc. ,
when , undmbtedly , the reservoirs
will bd thrown open to Mho examina
tion of the oil y officials and the Omaha
public , and then two immense reser
voirs will greet the eye that would bean
an ornament to any city , as they are
to ours , besides being aomethini ?
whoso solid , permanent usefulness in
at once apparent to the most disinter
ested.
ested.Mr.
Mr. Mao Ritchie during hia short
stay in Omaha has made many friends
among our staunch business men , for
his push and knowledge of the pro-
CtBaion and business of his choice. Ho
left last evening for Frreport , Illinois ,
where his firm have other large rea-
urvoirs to construct , leaving behind a
reputation for the highest skill and
integrity in contract work. '
The new water works company have
jottlcd right down to business it
iocms , und everything that is done
low is of the "rock of a es" stylo. "
Fho settling basina on the river bot-
; oma are beintr plaoad in & permanent
sondition. Divid Wilkie , of this city ,
baa this work in charge , and when he
iniahes our citizens can rest assured
hat the work at one end of the line
ffill bo done as satiafuctorily as the
jthor , for Mr. Wilkio has entublished
i reputation in hia particular line of
: nil met ing since his arrival in Omaha
.hat ahowa ho stands at the head of _
iia bueineta.
Absolutely Pure.
Tha ] powder never varies. A tnirve * o
urity , strength and wholetomeneii ,
lore economical than the ordinary kind * ,
id cannot be sold In competition with the
lultituda of low test , short weight , * lum
r phosphate powders. Bold only In can
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