Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA JDALb * BEE FllIDAY SEPTEMBER 20 , 1884 ,
GONE TO THE GOLDEN GATE
The Delegates of B , L , E , to ( to
Grand Division Leaye Omaha
To Arrive In Snu Krnnclscn October
1st , n Pni'ly o ( Molly Tiocotno
tlvo
Yesterday morning the hat special car
carrying ita load of locomotive engineers
on Uiolr way to San Francisco to nttond
their annual grand international conven
tion arrived in thia city over the Chicaco
A llock laland. They vrcro mot nt the
depot by a largo number of their local
and visiting brethren and escorted by
them to the hotels. The day \vaa spent
by the visitors in viewing the sights of
THIS WESTEUN CITV ,
a few taking carriages and riding out t
the fort and other places of interest.
At 2 ji. m. a mooting of the Union wa
held in the rooms of the Omaha division o
the B. of L. E. , to which nil were invitee
and which nearly nil attended. Afto
the mooting was concluded the whol
brotherhood , both local and visiting ,
i formed into a procession on Vourtuont
and Douglas , headed by the Union Pi
ciflc band , and marched down Fourtoont
to Farnam , up Fifteenth to Douglas am
into Falconer s hall , where the wives o
many of the delegates had assembled bo
fore them. The hall had been tastily ar
ranged in honor of the occasion whcr
the wives and lady friends of the mom
bora of Omaha ledge No. 183 were it
waiting to receive the visitors.
After all had boon seated Delegate J
P. Staloy , of Omaha division No. 183 introduced
troducod
IIHANl ) CHIEF AUTHUll ,
who expressed his pleasure for himso !
and his visiting brethren for the kind reception
coption tendered them by Division 18
The speaker continued that ho wouh
state the object of the order to the on
glnoors1 wives , mothers , daughters nn <
sweethearts , that they might know It
noble ends and purposes. Ho neve
would forgot what the ladies had dom
for him and the brotherhood. Uo hat
traveled much for the brotherhood , am
had received many kind welcomes t
many firesides , whioh had often kop
him from discouragement. Ho wouh
aay to the ladies ,
"OOD BLESS YOU ,
for what you have done for the brother
hood for many times , it is certain tha
through yonr words and influence tha
engineers who were halting between two
opinions decided to sustain the brother
hood. Tweuty-ono years ago last May
the brotherhood was formed at Marshal
\ . Michigan , and was organized with twelve
men. It& aim is to elevate the profession
and render aid to the widown nud child
ren of deceased engineers. Within six
teen years $1,533,000 has been distribut
ed to widows and orphans , and SGOO.OOC
to the needy and distressed. This , said
the speaker , is the object for which it
was frrmcd.
It is presumed by some that it has been
organised for the purpose of dictating to
railway managers but this impression is
orroniuua. Its object is
IETTjil : ENGINEERS AND 1'AY COJIMENSU-
HATE.
The troubles of the brotherhood have
all arisen out of the refusals of the rail
roads to recognize and treat it as an or
ganized body.
In conclusion said the speaker "wo
stand for justice , sobriety and morality
and our motto is do unto others as you
would have them do to you and so ful
fil the law. "
N This beautiful address was well received
and during the course of its delivery the
speaker was frequently and loudly ap
plauded by his audionco.
Then came a bountiful repast prepared
by the wivca of No. 183 division mem
bers , und served to the visitors by their
lecal brethren.
Delegate J. L. Wndo , of division 200 ,
of SavnnunIH , for the visiting delegates ,
then i.resontcd the ladies of division 183 ,
of this city , with a
HKAUTirUIi WALNUT DESK ,
to bo used by the members in their rooms ,
upon which the records of the division
are to bo inscribe d. This beautiful gift
waa received by Mr. T. 0. Livingstone ,
of division 183. Mr. Charles Whitney responding
spending to Mr. Wade in n neat little
cpeech of acceptance. 1
After spending a couple of hours very
pleasantly the delegates repaired to their
hotels , About 8 o'clock they began 1
Carting for the depot. Before 5):30 ) : the
depot presented a scene of activity ecl-
doin witnessed. A. train of seven sleep-
urs , tha Silesia , Messina , Bohemia , Castle
Rock , Montana Michigan and Boise City
drawn by the
MONSTER ESOINJ : no. 118
wan pulled up into the depot. Hero the
train with the old reliable .Too Hay at 15
the throttle and conducted by the gen
tlemanly John J. Fifield was boarded by
r-1 the delegates and their wives. The par
ty left the depot nt a few minutes after
10.
10.Tho
The delegates will arrive in Ogden
Saturday evening and will spend Sunday
in Salt Lake City , arriving in San Fran
cisco on Tuesday. The grand division
will begin October 1 _ and continue from
eight to ten days until the purpose for
which it is called is accomplished. The
delegates Trill not come back by a special
train , or cars but each ono will choose
his own route and time for returning
homo.
The delegates while hero were loud in
their praise of their Omaha brethren and
also its citizeni for the generous and
hospitable treatment received at their
hands , all of which was a matter of great 181
surprise to them. It probably has never
been the pleasure of Omaha to BOO such
a fmo , proud and manly bearing eot of
men , and their short stay in this city
will doubtlecs never bo forgotten by both
visitors and hoatt ) . 191
!
Iist ol OIIIuorH mill
1' M Arthur. G O 15j ' 1 S Ingrahatn , V O
K ; ] } Tiiylor , S O K ; A 11 Cavner , S 0 A K ;
Owi W JJavin , T O A 11 } 11 O IlajH , O O ; U
C Tyer , O 0.
Names ol tlio Delegates.
The following is a list of the
the names of the delegates visiting
Omaha , and who will attend the annual
,
Grand International Divieion of Locomo
tive Engineer * , which meets in San Fran- '
cicco Ostobor 1. li
DELEGATE ! ) .
1 John McMimi , Detroit .Michigan.
! V K Dills , Manual ! , Miclwuti.
3 II O Rturga * , ColJluwuoiJ , Ohio.
4 A D Hull. Curn City. Iowa.
0 John T Ciinwy , Orange firavf1 , Cal
nia ,
6 K McConnael ; , Montana , Iowa.
1 1'cU'r flyonan , LafayetteIndima , 2
8 .T 1' TJsli.Moxlco , Missouri. I
' .I A W Snyilcr , Wn cca , Mlnmunti.
in Win T Perry , Chicago , 111 ,
11 W W Uox.-l , ImllanaiiolK Imlhniv.
12 M Tonpftiilen , Port Wavnr , Indiana.
13 .t 11 Johnx.n , of l. 0 , North LaCrcwse
II iRm 1 Jacob , 1'llea , Now York. "
Ifi T Williamson , ItiilTiilo , New York.
10 A W I.I < K II , Gallon , Ohio.
1" ( < Mrgo lienjatnin , Slnnlvrry , Ml ouri
IS Clmrlcs Thorns * . lioelu'Mor. Now York
l ! ) K J Hawks , lllootiilnplon , Illinois.
20 11 Si flair , Itii-hmonil , Indian * .
21 II C McAnnlly ; Memphis Tennessee.
" 2 A J UeMioMs" Cnnulcn , Ivoxv Jersey.
S3 Georpa W Jnlininn. HprliiRfield , Illinois ,
21 It D lU\Ls Centralin , Illinois. }
8/i / Jacob Sachs Terre Haute. Indiana.
20 S W Cowoll , Illchineml , Virginia.
2 * V K Spike , of 111 , lUcino , Wisconsin.
2S D H Poiidn , TucM'ii , Arizona.
21'J. ' 1 ! . Wnlkc > r. Grand Cunoii Colorado.
( \llou llodd , Phillipslmreh. New Jersey.
.11 A. Sawyer , Cleveland , Ohio.
32 J. C. Porter , Anror.i , Illinois.
S3 C. 1) . Conger , Baltlo Crook M
51 John Ousel ) , Litllo Miami. Ohio.
35 11. Morehead , I.etington , Kentucky ,
S ( > G. W. Campbell , rxewi'ik. Ohio.
37 A. M. Klmliall , Mnntnmi lllinoia.
3S S. 11. PiiRh , Stannton , Virginia.
3 ! > 11. V. 1 ( onion , .Seymour , Indiana.
Ill L. II , Koss , 1'orlland , Maine.
11 Daniel Porter , Klmlra , Now York.
13 Win. Sweotinau , Mcadville , PcnnijT
vnnia ,
14 J. It. Smllli , Wyoming , Wyoming ler
rilnry.
15 Doloa r.vorett , West Philadelphia , Pcn-
mylv.inl.i.
10 K. Ostiamler , Albanv , Xow York.
IT J. K. Ch.ipinnn , Hornollivillo , Now
York.
IS K. M. Nnimhloii , St. l.ouifl , Missouri , g-j
4 ! ) M. Murphy , St. Clair , Illinois.
CO G. W. McCnrtnoy , ConnolKvillo , Pen
nsylvania.
01 Jas. S. Hedgers , Philadelphia , Pennsyl
vania ,
52 II. S. Fifcr , Monumontnl.Marylnnd.
5:1 : Chas. Melz , Jersey Cily , Xow Jrriey.
fil J. D. I'rantz , Pott Jen U , New York.
Ofi P. O'Urlon , Keoknk. lowtu
o" . F. McCarthy , Pro\hlonce , llliodo
Island ,
fiS V. W. Urosmer , Otsi-so , Now Yoik.
C ! ) Hoary Hughes , Grccnbush. Now York.
( iO Win. M. Scott , Kock IBlaiui , Illinois ,
til Win Mead , Uoalon , BlaaiaeliusutU.
02 P Kriclcson , Galesburp , Ills.
03 K O Merrill , Sjirlnf Hold , Mass.
fit C S Bnssell , WorccstiT , Mass.
C5 SE Mrahcr , Chillicotlie , Ohio. . _
G9 Gee Buck of 1GO , Toronto , Ontario.
70 .T H SpraffRO , Pe'nn Treaty , Poiiu. H n
71 H Powlor Amboy , Ills.
72 Win Sline. Madison , Wis.
73 Peter Sendl , Madbou , tvit * .
74 13 15 Milcholl , Hnrrisburtr , Penn.
70 A W Pearly , Winnipeg , Manitoba. '
77 , T J Gieon , Now Haven , Conn.
78 Jos MoRlemary , Louleville , Kentucky ,
70 J Konehan. Drookfield , JIo. to
SOU Allen. Slovens Point , Wis.
81 Jxobr , C Murphy , Kansas Cily , Mo.
82 C 0 lieed , Sioux City. Mo.
83 Thru U McLean , O aik , 3SIo. '
81 J H florae , Charlotte , N C.
SO John B Cotty , Arthur , Mo.
87 W B K Ulaki ) , Troy ; Now Yoik.
88 Gee W Vroman , Grand Island , Neb.
89 I' H Lytlo. Point St. Charles , Quebec.
! )0 ) 1) W Fowler cf 71 , Potlsullo , Ponn.
Ul T M Hall , Trenton , Mo. by
! ) U C 0 .Tomes , Peorla , Ills.
83 Wm P Clayton , Jackson Tonn.
JtThos llickuls , rarrell. Michigan.
95 Tlioi Nokely , Cincinnali , Ohio.
90 L. Y. Smith , West Chicago , Illinois.
97 Gee A Billmiro , South Baltimore , Mar Elc
land.
9S Wm 1'owler , Lincoln. Nebraska.
99 M D Swan , Wnler Vnlloy , Mississippi. :
100 Jas Callalian , Danville , Illinois.
101 Win C Burns , Orcenbier , WestVirginia.
103 D lBreo3KccUy Mountain , Wyoming me
Territpty. t
104 J T Iliclmrds , Columbii , Pennsylvania.
1031)11. Calfcrty , New York City. Now
York , Da
107 Chas Groscup , St. Jnsrpli , Missomi.
108 HP Lightner , Humboldt. . Nevada. wa
110 11 Ji SteveiiEon , Pacific , California.
111 F. K. Sniko. South Chicago , Illiuoia.
112 Frank Kendall , Ottumwa , Iowa.
113 G W Ilussell , DCS Moincs , Iowa.
114 J 0 Wcstfall , Waterloo. Iowa. ifti
115 AS Artist , Cheyenne , Wyoming Terri pla
tory. arc
110 T Farrell. Lake Superior , Michigan.
117 B N Lewis , Stillborn , Iowa.
118 11 MJJoll , Broekville , Ont.irio. tor
119 J 11 Church , Dulmciuo. Iowa.
320 Peter Noonnn , of 7 , Ln { ma , Ohio. B0
L'1 J A McClelland , Kllingham , Illinois , WJ1
122 John T Diugwali , Gratiot , Michigan. !
123 J F Joyce , Iron Mountain. Missouri ,
121 M Winklofoos. Bucyrns , Ohio.
121 ! F V Myers , Tehachapi , California.
127 S Green , Big Sandy , Illinois. : or
128 G DMack , Kichford , Vermont. roa
12 ! ) J A Adcock , Kock City , Tennessee.
130 W T Hobbs , Kaw Valley , Kansas.
131 W W Tliuinpson , Manhattan , Now jf
York.
132 J It SpragRO , of 70 , St. Th-wias , Qntario.l nn
133 E Tinsley. Hamilton , Ontario.
131 Maurice Moon , Albiiquuique , XowMux- md
'co. ati
135 Kdward Kent , Hudson , Now Jcrsov. IOC
130 Wm Downey , Salt Lake , Utah Torri- ; ho
tpiy. _ _ _ , . . .
ho
137 W J Hull , Starrncc.i , I' n
138 John los ! ° , Snow Drift , Nuw Brims-
wick.
139 F M Collins Lena Star , Texas.
140 .1" G Neno , Gulf City , Alabama.
141 Tims FlUer. Smoky Hill , Kansas.
143 7. F bharp , Urbana , Illinois.
144 J C Plialan , Brainard , Minnesota , Obi
15 Gee H Van Tassell , Vundcrbllt , Now
York.
140 Frank Miller , Marnhalltown , Iowa.
17 A A lister , Spokane , 'Washington Ter
ritory.
118 II H 1'ogcra , Iron Cily , Pennsylvania. Io
150 Gee W Buck , St P.inl , Minnesota.
151 ,1 Fowler , Burlington , Iowa.
rt B H G .11 land , Oswego City , Now York.
H F Sombower , Garrett , Indiana.
W C Vnntor , Jeirerson , lllinoia.
Tlioa G Simpson , Birmingham , Ala
bama.
Ifi7 John Kriicksun , Central , New Jeisoy.
158 .1.13 Stirling , Truckeo , Nevada.
! ) Houry Vaughn , Cedar I Cupids , Iowa. Do
1GO Henry Boyer , Capitol , District Col ail
umbia.
101 Ktm'lio Frick , San Frnnci-co , California. of
102 Jus D McKay , Mnncton , Now limns- 'Sic
wick.
1G3 S I3astir.an , Passmnpsic , Arermont. Teed
101 Jns Stratum , Masmtoit , Kaunas. , od
100 1 J Wint , Catbondido , Pennsylvania.
hu
107 O 13 Burrows , Doverenx , Ohio.
108 0 B Lylle. of S9 , Capital. Ottawa. .he
109 John Mack , Syracuse , Now York.
170 B Hand. WollsUllo , Ohio. ligipi
171 Gcorgo W Hull , Hobokou. Now Jorsoy. pi
173 J H Mackius , Oil City , Pennsylvania. tha
174 J It Spragge , of 70 , Hope , Ontario. ) ut
175 A Sawyer , of 31. Olentaugy , Ohio. ant
170 Gee WYoung , Bamboo , Wisconsin. antr
177 A A Hariison , Denleon , Texas.
178 J U Flt/gerald , Sedalia.Missoun , irat
179 W II 13vaui , Parsons , Kansas. ;
180 J 13 Johnson , M innoapolis , Miuncsola. md
181 J A Brownfield , 131don , Iowa. vet
182 Chas Soymonr , Llltlo llock , Arkansas.
wil
183 John F. Slalay , Omaha , Nebraska.
Gee K Gero Stinrt , Iowa. aide
185 John Heath , Jancsvillu , WIeconi < ln , tin
18i ( F P Willso < v. Denver , Colorado.
187 John HeriiiUt. | Murshall , Texus.
188 JOB. Wricbt , Stratford , Ontario. gro
190 T. J. Bullock , HnnUngton , Wet ( Vlr-
gin in. al
M. S. Parson , Warhnsott , Massachn. tin
frown
1I2 J. II. Tavlor , llio Graiulo , Texas ,
193 Jos. G. Neno , of 140 , Crescent , Louis wn
iana set
191 W. F. Converse , llevlval , Texas. elli
lt'5 ' II. K. Day. Yellowstone , Montana Ter coi
ritory. ing }
190 It. C. PimdergrMt , Magnolia , Mlsslhslp of
j'l.
197 .lohn Boll , fiunnet , Texas. to
198 W , II. Hackney. Lookout , TenncBseo. lit
lll ! Geo. Mosely , Murxliull Pass. Colorado , uing
100 J. L. Wtule , S.-njumo , IllinoU. '
2i'l ' li. J. McCool , Tyler , Texas. j }
202 Gco , W. Alien , l.ir ( o , Dakot.iTerritory. , "
_ . . J. L , Wade , of 200 , Purry. Iowa. " ° .
200 Prank Seaman , Temple , Texsk. mild
L'07 Jas. lifll , Atlanta , Georgia. a v
liOS It. Jl. 'J'oylur. Put-in-Uay , Ohio , coi
( t John D.iw , .Sierra lilanc.i , Colorado. ok
210 U. T. Cole , HiiupHnn. Georgia ,
cln
212 John J uniuUt , of Ib7 , Staked PJf
' dera
213 C'K. ! Deimel , of 9 , Huron , Dakota Ter
ritory. nlco
211 O. B. Prltchaid , Queen City , lOvuHan. The
215 Jos. McGlemery , of 78 , Phu-nu , Ken.
tueky.
210 f , JltUalfcy , Monitor , Arknnwi , aae
" 217 W. G IVlirr , Chnmplftln , Now York.
2I ! > L. S Koach , Gfttfirld , Texa .
220 JV. . C.vet , lii xlhmi0. Illinois
221 A. W. Logan , of 10 , lliintinglnn , Ii
ilinun.
222 Ge < i , Sheehcy , Waliiitch , fU\h Torrl
lory.
22.1 .John S. llowdan , Central City. Ala
linina ,
2.M V llominenway , Ainerirnno , Moxlco ,
225 Win. T. UeniJer , rnducttli , Krntuckj.
22 ( ' . .T. H. .lohncon. of ISO. C.uiliir , lown.
B27 1' . C. 1'Rftt , Watertown , Xew York.
i2S ! , f. S. rJlRlor. She hone , Idaho.
, ' ; ( Peter Pewit , of 73 , Pontoon , lown.
230 Allen Sttolhrr. Meridian , Ml i tprii.
232 T , 1. Irwln , National Park , MonUna.
233 J. 1'roil. Uol-erts Montomma , Me\ieo ,
231 Kolif , HiiKhi" , Topflki , Karn .
235 J. PuircnbcrRer. Fully , Now York.
230 Thos. Mflntoth , Coluinbln , Oregon.
237 W. A. Kunyati , 1'ort Scott , Knn a .
? 3 ! > 1 { . 1) ) . Culllnano. Holston , Tunne'nee.
210 IX Cameron , Point Kdward , Ontario.
241 Geo. Buck , of IfiO , Alloonu , Wi'cou ln ,
212 U , G. Harris , GnllMl , Tovai.
211 IXiniol Porter , of 41 , Corning , Now
Yoik.
215 A.M. Kimball. Chnrlcolon , Illlnnli.
210 W. S. ICprlin , IXaimllle , Indiana ,
2IH H. McYlcar , John Hill , Indiana ,
219 Henry Mworo , of 00 , Lcdyard , Wiscon-
'
250 K. B. Mitchell , of 71 , Smibnry , Penn
sylvania.
251 Win. T. Leas lit , Itnton , New Moxlco.
253 Win , T. Perry , of 10 , Garden City , Illi
nois ,
251 J. K. Chapman , of 17 , Oil l.xchange ,
Ponniylvnnia.
CHURCH IN CAMP.
The Aflvciitjsfs Hold Their First Ser
vices Last
X Imr o Attoiulaiiuo Upon the
Grouiuls HvcrvtlitiiR Hearty
for SHOCCHH ,
Owing ' to a mistake in the Battle Crock
Herald ; , the principal organ of the Ad-
vontlsts , annonncing that the mooting
would begin on the 25th instead of the
24th , many people desiring to attend the
opening did not arrive until yesterday ,
Consequently they were constantly ar
riving and wcro busily engaged in pitch-
ing their tents and making preparations
for their stay upon the camp grounds.
It ] waa thought best by those in charge
o withdraw the appointments of the
L0:30a. : ; m and the 2:30 : p. m. services.
Those on the grounds consequently bused
cd themselves in preparing the grounds
'or their fortnight's sojurn. No public
mooting was hold until 0 p. m , , when the
irst mooting'of the state conference took
ilaco. About twenty churches were rep-
caonted. The meeting was prstded every
byce Elder Cudnoy and the usual commit-
oes on nomination , resolutions and au-
ilitory were appointed.
The first mooting of the Nebraska tract
society followed also , presided over by
Ildcr Cudnoy. The usual committees
voro : alao appointed.
Then 1 came regular evening service at
7:30. llov. Farnsworth preached the
ormon taking as his subject "Tho fullllll- a
ncnt of Prophesy as Shown by History. "
waa preaentod in a vojy interesting
nannor , the minister dwelling principally
ipon the second and seventh chapters of
Daniel. The attendance at this service
vas : between COO and 700 pooplo.
IXTUllESTINn I'LAt'KS.
The book tent ia nicely arranged under
he supervision of II. P. Ren ano wife of
Fremont. The books nnd bibles are dis-
ilayod in a very attactivo manner and
worth about § 2,000.
Several largo tents were pitched yea-
ordpy _ among which was a pavillion for )
orvices for youth nnd children. Theao
vill bo conducted by Elder ITollonbuk
all of Iowa. ,
THE AKK1VALS.
Ror. E. W. Uarnaworth of Stnto Con- _
Iowa , O. A. Oloaon of Minnesota , -b.
reached the grounds yoatorday.
About 100 poopio came in from Iowa II
yesterday and many from various partu
Nebraska. Many people nro also ox-
jooted within a couplu of days.
Two hundred tonta are noiv pitched
more will bo raised to-day. It ia or
iatimated that between 700 and 800
a.
leoplo are no 17 on the ground nnd it is
hought the altondanco next week will §
doubled. or
,
THE LAW'S ' MAJESTY.
Jiirisiiaii SpccM Loams Soinetiung
of Its Local
AHHiiullH Olllccr Donovan , and
DCSpltO lllO AfJHlHtlUICO of illB
IB Taken
t .Jail.
About < > o'clock last evening , Olliccrs
Donovan and Burdish entered the city
with Christian Specht , the proprietor
the I cornice works on Douglas , between .
n
Jlovonth and Twelfth , and GustaVo
Tone , ono of Spccht'a omploycn , in cua-
ody. Both prisoners wcro submitted to
conventional process of searching by
jailor and. like common culprits , as-
ignod a barred and grated coll. Mr.
jpccht'a disordered appearance testified
hat his inarch to the jail had boon all of
voluntary and liono'a scalp was cut .
bruised.
The ; wealth and prominence of the
mentioned prisoner immediately
ave the case a flavor of unusual interest
called for its close and thorough in
vestigation. Ollicor Donovan the first
witness and most active principle on the day
of the law gave a full statement of
affair as follows ;
About 0:30 : o'clock last evening , a no-
named Jcsso Price , passing Bpocht'a
establishment was struck on the head by
heavy ; piece of cornice , carelessly (
thrown by some workmen
from the roof. The man ;
Wl
severely hurt and required medical
'
services. Returning from thophyeician'ii 'h
ollico , Price was met by Oliicer JJonovan
coining down Douglas street and covet * wl
his beat. The promiscuous hurling wlm
building material from house-tops in was
the streets of Into , has rendered that of
little ! performance a nuisance and contin ofI'J
his walk , Donovan dropped into I'J
plcco'to demonstrate against the
diarogard of municipal prpjriotor there '
domonatratcd. Spuch't , in a tone of
deiianco asked the ollicer if lin Imu
warrant. "Ko."Donovan replied , 1 Invo
como to nmki' no urn-ata. " "Thon , " ua- I.
claimed Spocht , BB ho sprang from his 'or
chair and eoized the ollicer by the Bhoul- .ho
, "youE , get out of hero1"
Donovan refused , and the angered cur-
king proceeded to eject his visitor. in
tide nf battle , however , waa going in
Djnovon'a favor , and Spocht called fur
assistance , The cry ma promptly n-1 i U
sworcd , eight or ton of the employes
mailing forward from tha shop , each
armed with heavy melal slioirs. Donovan
van rolodn il Spcoht and covered the rr-
liof with his pistol. Then Sppcht con-
tinned his rfMiso , and prochimed that ho ,
n man nho pnid nn inconio lax
on ? 50,000 , w s not to bo bearded
by a potty minion of the local law.
Donovan , thus set at dofmneo , depirtcd
and srctired tha assistance of Ollicer Bud-
ish. Katurning , the two rfhcora collared
Mr. Spocht , and induced linn forcibly as
fnr as llio pavement , when bo foil on the
ground and howled for helj. Again the
tillnnt ; ref ervo appeared , nml shears in
hand attacked the jioliivufii. Once
innro Donovan produced Ins revolver ,
and checked the nssiuilt on hit )
wing. Meanwhile tlouo had ao
cured n grip on Ollicer
Bitrdlsh's throat and the two were strug
gling oft'on a littln private tack. Finally
disongap.lng , himself Burdish quickly un
siting' Ida liiaco anil foiled Hone to the
sidewalk , with u emnrt rnp on his [ skull.
The field then lining BO plainly in posses-
oion of the M. T'o. the cornice mon retired -
tired nntl Donovan , with Spool in charge ,
and llurdish with Hone under his arm
marched oll'to jail. A short half hour
subsequently Mr. Spocht secured a suf-
Relent monetary guarantee of his appear
ance in the morning , and in turn [ risking
that obligation for llowo , the twain were
released. Ollicor Donovan 1ms preferred
charges of assault upon nn ollicor against
both parties , and the caao oamua up for
hearing this morning.
IM3UHONAU
W. A. Pnxton hai relumed from Chicago
J , M. Tlmntun wont to Lintnln yesterday.
V , It. Anglo , of David City , ia at tlio Met-
ropolllan.
John M. Gnvln , of Dei Moines , H nt Iho
Miirolllan.
Geo. W. Hunter , of Lonp City , ia at tlio
Motropolilnn.
James Kivell and wife , of Lincoln , are at
the Melropolitan ,
W. P. Clay ton nml wife , of Jackson , Tenn , ,
are guests of the Metropolitan ,
MM. It' O. Gnthrio took the ll. k M. train
for Lincoln ycstcrday'mornlug.
Major J. AV. Paddock , of Poll llobinson ,
is in Iho city nnd at the Paxlon.
P. D. White and wife , of St. Paul , Minn. ,
are quartered nt the Metropolitan.
Honorable D. W. Morlarly , of Lyons , la
in Iho city nnd ia stopping at llio Metropoli
tan.
Itov. .T. A. Hullmanand wife loft yoslcrday
for Kansas and will bo cone two or llirco
weeks.
O. 0. Cnllen and C. AV. Cnllea , owners of
Iho Metropolitan hotel at St. Paul , are at
the Pnxton.
Col C. S. Chase loft yoalenlay for Idaho a
Spiiups. He will bo absent about Iwo weeks
in search of hoallli.
Mr. Thomas Swobe , of Iho Millard liolol ,
and J. 51. Eddy , have gene to Spirit Lake on
( idling expedition ,
Mis. It. D. Hill and niece , Mim Nellie In-
goiBoll , rolnrned homo yoslerday from nn ex
tensive trip through Colorado.
P. J , Nichols , superinlendonl of Hie Ne
braska division of Iho Union Pacific road , re-
lurncdycslerdamorningfroin an ovlondod.lrip
over Iho company's Hnca. I
.Tudgo Dnndy , Klmor D. Frr.uk and K S
Dimdy , Jr. Htarteilyeslerday for abearlmut in
Iho Lu.ra.mlo Peak region in Avyoming. They
will bo absent about two weeks ,
Mrs. Orpha C. Diiwtnoor has been appolnlerl
y tJovernor Dawos ns a delegate to the
IH
elovcnth annual moollng of the nalion.il con-
bronco of Chnrilies and Corroclions , to bo
leld at St. Louis , commoncinj ; October IH.
. ?
EXAMINED AND EELEASED ,
Hondcrsliot BnilKcr , anil Olnrlc Uls-
charged by luilKoHoncko , „
The examination of Ilondoraliot , Badg-
and Clark , charged witli the larceny of
gold watch , valued at § 225 , a chock for
( 5 , and Sl'IO in money , from ft conduct
named Eel Manningin the Millard heel -
el on Tuooday last , waa hold before
ludgo Bonoko yesterday afternoon.
The evidence adduced , nhowod that nt
the time , about 1 p. m. of Tuesday ,
when Manning waa ahown to his room ,
ih waa in a state of intoxication , being oil
almost unable to walk. About ono hour
afterward Horidoi shot and Badger came
nto the hotel and were shown to Man- l >
ling's room by a bill boy. The defend- in
to
anlo claim they went to the conductor's
room for the purpose of taking care of the
valuables upon his person.
Tlio boll boy , the principal witness for
ho ntato , testified that after showing
hcso two men to Manning'fi room ho
started to leave but waa told to wait and
hey would go down with him. JIo staid
the room all the time they were there ,
and saw them search his pockets , but
hey found nothing in them , Manning all /
his time being asloop. The complainant
itmsolf , Ilulctt the clerk at the hotel , "
and a man named Boguo also gave tvcti-
nony for the ntato.
The magistrate , after hearing the toati- try
mony of the dofonao and the arguments an
the Attorneys on either aide , released bo
.ho prisonero , the evidence not being suf-
iclont to hold thorn to appear before the
lost grand jury.
It
HlosHoiiiH nt
Saratoga waaunuiually lively 'Wednes
, the occasion being the marriage of
Mies Emma Purtol to Mr. James Gill. if
Pho ceremony was performed by Dean
Mlllapoaugh at Trinity Cathedral at high bo
noon , after which the bridal party were
driven to the housoof the bride , noarFort
Jinaha , where a brilliant reception was
lvcn from ( i to 11 D. m. The guoata
voro invited to partake of a sumptuous
unquot which included the delicacies of
.ho season.
The bride waa handsomely attired in
whllo brocade silk draped with oraugo
jloaaoms und lillins of tha valley. She
attended liy Miss Luttlo Uiddnll ,
Council Jilulfj , 113 bridesmaid , while
fr. Arthur 1'nrtoll acted as boat mun.
I'Jio proHt-its were numerous end costly ,
Deluding an elegant silver tea sot from
'ilesura Arthur und Louiu 1'urtoll , thu
jrido's brothers. tli
--Tho bum of S2,2.0 was yeiterday allowed
K. MJCIH for Ills plain nnd t > pocifcaliuiH !
the furniture for Ilia new court hoiuo by
county
G
Diirkeo'u Salad prc sing.A ready ' " '
ido , rich and delicious dressing for all j
julads of moat , fish orvcgoliblcs , Choip-J I | j
ernnd indefinitely bettor than homemade | a ,
L'nrivallod f K u oiugu , ' u
THRICE TOLD TALES.
A GraM Pow-w of Democratic
Mm at Columbus , 0 ,
Hondricks Ro-iterntos His Old
and Tiino Worn Howl ,
"rhoTimo Urts Arrived For R
Changs , "
' 'Lot tlio Domooraoy Hun tlio
Public AooounlSi"
Olevolnnd , byLottorTakesup tlio
Eoho.
A Great Day for Doinnornltu
tarlco ami Hoiifhou Orntory
In Ohio.
COI.VM rii'M , Ohio , September 23. The
ass mooting of the Cleveland and
clubs broughl foi ty organlz.iliom Io the city
to-day and from ton to fifteen thousand poole -
| ) lo , The nftotnonn meeting was provided
o\erby Senator Thurmafi , who made an inlro-
duotory speech and icmnrks on Introducing
diircioiit persons. Senator HaynrJ of Dcln
wi iimdo the main speech on the grow Ih of
th democratic party since the war , on iilo.ii
iifwl reform and constitutional government ,
which had been do\ eloped with Its progress.
Oilier speeches were made by Senator-elect
Henry H , Payne , Itobott Mcl.e.iu of Mary
land : , and Simator DnllUlo of AVlsconsin ,
Governor Hum ! rick * was pi\on nn
ovation , bnl postponed his mldress until llio
evening. A conference was nfterwnid hold
of the ollicors of tlio democrallc clubs throuch-
out ; the olalo nt which Iho constitution and bylaws -
laws were adopted perfecting the consolidated
organization , nnd arranging for perpetuating
the organization as a state association , for
which oOicors will lie elected on St. Jackson' *
day , January 8 , 1885. In the evening n grand
street parade win given in conneclion with nn
elaborate display of fireworks. Speeches were
mnno from lour different platforms on Iho
capilol Hqtinro. nnd addresses made by Son.itora
Bayard , Pendloton , Payne , Doollttlo. Gen.
Mnnsnr , of Missouri , Congressman P , A. Col
lins , of Boston , Gen. Duibln , AVnrd , nml oth-
crs.
Governor HendrickH spoke al Iho oasl front
and was Introduced by Tlmrman. Ho said ho
had just como from Ina homo and wasaslonnd-
fd nt the Inlerost displayed in public affairs ;
bill when ho remembered that the atnto elec
tion waa but Ihroe weeks and the national
election but R\ weeks distint , his wonder
ceased. K\eiy fourth year tlio people at tlio
ballot-box decided for or ngalnst a ch.ingo In
the management of the goveiiimtnt. In No
vember they musl ai'nln decide for n cnnlinu-
uancn orchnuRo of adiuinHlrntlnn. Did they
think Bomo men must bo continued from Olym
piad to Olympiad. ' It was now 20 years BIIICO
chiingo. i MillimiH of ilollarHIQ \ \ hocn col
lected and paid out inthat time. Last year
there was collected and paid out in the nggro-
gale , SGO , ' < ! 09,000. Thn alory of llicso transac
tions wa.s written in thousinds of hooks by
thousands of cIorKx. but all republicans. No
democinl is allowed Io read the story. Much
J" ( iiionoy is collected than used , The gov
ernment should hnvo all that ! fl needed for nil
economical administration of the nlFnirn of the
country , but not ono dollar more. When tlio
citizens paid in nil the government
iieedc , they ha\i < done their whole duly nnd
ought not to lie inked to dn more. Senator
Sherman faid in very rough language , last
night ' ' , Unit be ( Hemlricks ) had nriarcpresciiloil
the , , national tronmiry. The remark reflected
moro on Calkins thu toimblic.in candidate for
governor of Indiana , than on liimsolf. Cal
kins had said , in a speech , Dial the ropubli-
fnnnd the tioasury empty and Dint now it is
full to overflowing. Ho ( Ilendricks ) quoted
Cnlklns on the supposition that lie knew ,
being n member of congrciB. Tlio
question Is wholhcr laxntion
too high and ought to bo reformed. Two
years ago , Aitlmr said lhal taxnnlon IH too
high and oughl to bo lighloned , The rovotiuo
annually exceeded the needs of llio govern
ment by 8100,000.000. In 1882 Iho excess was
lir > , OGO. < JOO. Congress nndettook a slight
concession , but nt the second session after
wards the secrotiry of Iho treasury lepottcd
that the reduction did not ; relieve llio people
anil ahould , the excess being 885,000,000. Tins
excebH Is increasing annually , ro that the
speaker did not Hiipposo Unit Calkins wim
much mistaken. If the § 85,000,000 remained
with the people min Iho channels of tr.vle ,
would it not ho it great benefit ? J n n eentencu
the democratic platform says that
tlio luxation Hindi not exceed
Iho needs of the government. It , ehall lie for
public purposes ulono and nlmll bo highest on
articles of luxury. By its honor the demo
cratic paity stands ( ilodged to snpiioit theno
principle ? . In ilisciiHsing Itlalno'd foreign
policy llio speaker lelaled Io incidents of llio
arrest , in 1'icrcen administration , by the Aus-
tri.ins of Kosl/.a , the Hing iinn wno hud ho-
como nn Ammlcan eitt/.cn und the
sel/.nro , by English coiielabloH when
Blaine wao bocielnry of f Ute , of
McSwooney , an liishiniin who wits n natural-
American citi/.en. Ho said that something
was wrong bulwoon the lepublicuim and the
GciinatiH , and Iho latter would not support ;
Illuiiic , the ditroiciices having boon widened
y Bhdno's conduct in leganl to prohibition
Maine. The epocch closnd with nn appeal
Iho clll/ens Io vole for Cleveland and him
self.
Speaker C.trliilo nniiln the most elnltorale
spei'cli of Ihn four plnlforniH , nnd Ihuciowd
wus attracted aiinind Carlitlii Io bear his ills-
ou-Hion of the tnrilf nnd t.txution ( incntions ,
and Hit' other meetings closed.
( | ] . \KI.\Nir.S ItKdllCTH.
The following Ii ttnr was read :
Kxu'fiivB ' MANSION , AI.IIA.NV , N. Y. , Hop-
lemlior 25 My Dear Sir : 1 very much ru-
grel that the pionxuro of ollicinl dutii's will
i/ievent mv joining you nt llio meeting Io 1m
hold nl Columbus , Snpt. 25lh. I hope the
ineellngwlll bo a complolo success nnd that It
will ho Iho moaim of incroating Ihooiithuniusiii
already nrouaod for the cause of good uovurii *
ment. I believe lhal Iho voletuof tlio coun
nro ful'y ' idlvo to Iho necessity of iii tulling
iidminli-tratlnii of public alfulrn which shall
truly their own , not only because it is the
result of Iholr choice , hut bccnuxo ils Holoelod
instrmncntalitlcs nro directly from tha bodv of
the jieoplo and linpiossed wllh Iho jicoplo's
Ihonghls and Henlimenls. They nro tired , 1
think , of rule HO long continued that
lias bred and foslcrod n clans ,
Hlanding bolwoen lhln nnd Iheir political no-
lions , nnd whoxo Inleroals In nlfalra end with
parti.aiioal and the advancement of peimmal
udvuutagoi' Let mo remind the people that
they Keek to make Iheir public servants feel
their direct responsibility Io lliem , und bo
careful of tlielr inloruHtH , their object will not
uccomplnliod ! by n blinded adherence Io u
pnrly which has grown tirtojfaril
with long continued power. Let mo ImpruHS
upon the people lhat the IHBIIO Involved in the
Impending cmvn : s is the outubliHhmont of a
pure and honest ndinlnlstrnlion of their gov
ernment. Let me show them Iho way Io this
nml warn thorn iigalm > t Iho cunningly
iloiigned cirurl to lead thoin into
other paths of lnovejunt dlnciicsioiiH.
With tliebo ( IliciiFBions hoforn them iiinl
wltlt nn earnest nrcuentalxm of our claims Io
Iho confidence of llinpuoplonnd lliflr le.apnn.
filiihty , wo nerd not four the lesiilt of their
Intelligent action , Yourn Arery Ti uly ,
Gltovmi "
To Allen (5. Thniman ,
A"
Onoof the platforms broke down during
the evening und ( Jen. J.V. . Denver wan
serioiuly hurt.
At
, Went Vlrglnn. September 25.
General Logan s | ont tha forenoon at the rex-
idcnco of lion , John Flow , Many prominent 1
cltbonu of the city nnd stnto cullud to pay
their ri't-ptcta. 'llilsufleino n Lognn , I'owoll
Clayion , C'iingiti smin ( JnlF of this dlntrlut
and Hon. John W , Muuun , imtimml uonni.lt
teviuun , took c-rMiige'i ' with the
coinnutteo and wer" rici.ttrrl to the nt.ilo fair
grounds by marching clublxvin # two thous
and man In lino. At the fair grounds Chair
man Cowdon , of the stnto central committee ,
in introducing ( .cnersl Login fnld : "The
* latM .if Wont Vlrfina nnd Ohio ploftno come
to otder. "
Thn crowd numbcrf d H..flO , Logan WOT ro-
oclved with th" wildfdt .ipplnuxa nnd npnko
an hour and miiiartor , piinclpally on flimnco
and Uiiff. Ho was followed by Tow-
oil riftytnii and ( ioiernl ; Golf. This evniim ?
lion. w.l ) . Kellcyof Thilndelph ! i.iiddnwtd a
largo nudielu o nt the opera ) mu o , his Mib-
Ject being the protection of Amnrlcnn lndu -
tlie * . Strict dpnionstrnliniii al tmik
Viva lliouiind torclin nnd men being In
linn \vrre re\ie\viil by ( Joinnl Logan , ( I y-
Inn and Golf. U is estimated tlmt fifty
thousand strangers \\ero In HIP city Ui-nlght-
iting such n B.iUioring us was never wit-
ied In West ViiRlnin boforo. Logan tonight -
night sleeps in the ear on the C , L. .t W.
ro.vl nnd Icavrs early In llio morning for
Cleveland to moot Illnliie ,
A CARD , To Ml who nro fmlTotlnf * from ctron
tml lihllwut'ons ' of jnutli , nrrniin pftkno F , cfttlj1
ilcony , 1-M ol iiiAnlinnl , do , 1lll fend ircclpo
thltt lll on IPnn , Klllitt Of CtlAUdi : . ThlJprr.it
K uu'ily w.vi illiniTcrcil liy A nil nloncry In South
Ainrrlo.v Solid nsll-iuUltmseil omoloo | toHnv. Jo-
'llT. l.v > n > , Stotton ll Now York.
Army Oriicrp.
I. Pararrrnph 5 , Rpncinl Orders No. 81 ,
current noriea from tlifo llo.idiuartera ( ,
ia ao nniendod n-j to direct Ilio uonnnnn-
Dilicur Foil Sidnny , Nth , to send
Jainoa Bowatcr ,
Jlst Infiuitry , to" Fort D. A. lluanoll ,
Wyo. , for Iho purpose nainuil in that or-
ilor.
In compliinco wilh paragraph 1 ,
Special Ordoro No. 215 , current series
"rom tto [ Ilcadqunrtora of the Army , An-
flistnnl Surgeon llonry M. Cronkhilo , I' .
Army , in rnlioved from duty in this
Department and will report , to the Com-
nandim ; General , Department of the
\lio3outi \ , for duly.
A Subject of Kxtrmlltlon.
ClUc'\oo , September 25. Joseph ISaiuhlu ,
if AVankoFim , 111. , appeared before thol'nitcd
Hates commission to-day and gave bail to
appear for examination on Iho question of e\ >
.rndiliou for fotwry. It nppuatH lhal the ap-
ilicnlion Is madu by tlio Clydesdale Aseoein-
, iou of Scotland charging that Kaoudn pur-
: hasod In that country n lot of Clydesdale
uirsca of inferior breeding and forged pedi
grees containing inoro valuable strains of
.ilood and sold them in Ihis country Io lln >
lelrimenl of horse Interests. Ihero and hero.
The applicnlion was presented Io Iho gtato
lopartmont nt Washington through the
Brllish minister , nnd thn government ; olliceis
ivero directed to arrest llaesido and deliver
dm In Iho Brllish vlco-consul nt Philadolplda ,
In order to avoid extradition , If possible ,
linesJo ! surrondoicd liimsolf.
Tlio CourtB niul PnlltluH.
COLVMHUH , O. , September 25 Motions to
iku the Scott liquor tax law up out of llio
regular order was argued In the supreme l
com t to-day. The cases to bo pressed fordo-
clslon Leforo the October election. Docslons
m the motions will bo minonnced Tuesday
loxt.
\
IMeiiro-l'iKMiiiioiun
- ,
AVisr CIIESTKH , Pn. Secretary Udgo nnd
) r. Bridge again \isllcd Iho farm of Wm.
) ullou , West Town township , nnd examined
L lion ) , long nlllicled with pleuro-pnomnouii. :
I'ho visit , resultoil in ordering Iho entire herd , }
, on in number , killed. This makes 17 in all
ilnugblered ,
ro
A
Soplembor . A disastrouo
ire broke out on tlio South eldo nt 10:30 : to- l
light. At midnight it was still raging , Abel
Smith it Go's. , oxlouslvo glass works , cover-
ng two acres , together with Robinson , lion &
UO'H. , machine shop nnd ilvo frnmu dwolingn BO
nro consumed.
Clovclniicl'H Proposed Trip. i [ 9
Ar.liAKV , September 2C. Governor Clo\o-
vlll go ( o Buffalo noxl week , ptobably Uhnrs-
lay , on his first visit homo since his numlnn-
ion. 3
1 <
A Itii7./.y Timo. n
Mr. J. II. AVinspoar , the grocer at the
corner of Twonty-iirnt and Cuming
stroota , Inis boon entertaining ( against
lis will ) some very lively visitora for
eovoral days past. car
Ou Tuesdny a noighbor's boos took a
notion to swarm and they could not , or 251
would not , find any ether place except amI
.ho interior of Mr. Winspoar's store , Hi
i'hoy ontorcd the place and alighted up- em
cd every tiling , and fairly drove the pro
prietor out of doorn. They hold the fort 6tr Ht
luring the dny and Wednesday Mr.N In HtJ
spear sot n pail of sweet ntuu" out on th- { clx
udowiilk und tried to coax them out o
tnors. In this ho succoded and ia now
doing buaineai without their help.
Mr. Itforton'M Petition.
Cyrua Morton , Mr. , of AVosl Omah
jirccinct , was yesterday circulating a po-
) t
.ition in this city , to bo presented to the .
board of county commiHaionorn at its next wo
mooting. The mumorial petitions the
ward to submit to the voters of Douglas
county the proposition of the ualo of Iho
county poor farm juat wont of Ilanscom's
mrk , nt the next general election , and
invest the procoodo of such sale in the
[ lurclmao of cheaper lands in another part
if thu county. 11 Is clr.imcd that the
county farm ii too valuable property for
; ho purposed for which it is now used.
Tim petition was not mooting with the
unanimous approval of nil to whom it
was presented.
Politic Conn ,
In police court yesterday morning Wm
McOill was fined § 5 and costs for making eve
a loud noisu upon the streets.
Oliver Lindiiuost wan fined $5 and costs
'or being drunk.
Anna Piokard nnd Nettie Howard were
each lined $10 mid costs for disturbance
of the poaco.
Ed. Uadgo , arrnstnd for complicity in
the robbery of Ed , Manning , was placed
In jail to a wain examination in default of
§ 500 ball.
Ancient Itoinau IMnrrliiKo CuHto
They annolntod the house with certain
unctuous perfumes to kcup out infection.
They disenchanted it with various
charms to keep the witches from the
brido. Now wo simply give the bride abet
lo ! of Jiroivn'ii Iron Bitters , tolling her to
take that and bo happy and hearty ,
Keeps out such witches us neuralgia , de
bility , dyepopala and rheumatism and
holpa make homo doliglitlul.
K.D.Itoblnhon yesterday inntltuedHuit In Die
d lit i Id court against George A. Joslyn nnd
11 , D , Jones , of the Motropolltuii hole ) , for
S2.COO damages , alleged Io luvo been sustain *
ud by ic.won of fulso imprisonment on the
charge of ulcaling an oveicoit ,
Ilavo you soon the L\nmnitgn Whip ? ,
at Moore's , where the lion mars lor tlio
cheapest and best goods in thu west.
Uomo and SOD them , it will do you good.
aJtf. (
COAL Coutant & Sijuiroi , 211) H. 10th
_ tmtii-
IOE ANI > OOAX , atJieiaon & 2Jro1m
ItBI'llUtilOVN OINTMENTS ,
lipolnlmonln lor (3oor o W. Dorsoy
nnd ,7. O , Talc.
SUxnton Atondav evening , September 2'J.
\Vayno Tuosd.iy ovoninj ? , September 30. :
llarllngton Wednoiil.iy ove'jlng , Octo
nr 1.
1'onca Tlnirnday evening , October 2 ,
NorfoMf Kriday evening , October 3.
O'Xel l Mondiy ovt nlnp , October C ,
Ainworlh TiuwUy evening , Oatober 1 ,
XellRh-We.lnesdn.v , Oetober 8.
Crnigbloii 1'riday , Octobar 10 ,
I OR (1KO W. K. liolttRV ASM ) OR.V. A. It. COKNOP ,
Old -MoniUy Bvonliig , October 13.
lirokrn 15uw Tuesday nvcnlntr , Oclober M ,
Ijimp Cily Wo-.lncaJny evening , Octobec
15.
15.Ht.
Ht. Panl-Tlinridavovoninc , October 10.
Hcolla 1'rid.iy aflornoon , October 17.
Grand Inland Friday evening , October 17 ,
Central City-Saturday evening , October
18.
J < 'iillerlon Monday evening , October 20.
Columbus Tnemlay ovonlnif , October 21.
North I'htte Wednesday evening , October
22.
22.Plum
Plum Creek Thursday evening , Octobec
23.
Kearney Friday ovenlnjr , October 21.
Schnyler Saturday evening , October 2,1 ,
oro. w. K. Donanv AMI OTIIKU sriUKKns.
Albion Monday evening , October 27.
lllnir- Tuesday avcniitR , October 28.
Dakota Cily Wednesday evening , Octo ]
ber 2'.t. '
Tekamnh - Thursday evening. October 30 ,
AVost Poinl-Ktldav evening , October ! ! ! .
Mr. lor oy will bo accompmlcd by candi
dates for state ollices , C. K. YOST ,
J. AV. l.oK , Ch'n Slate Con. Com.
Ch'n Cong. Com.
Cor , 15th & Dodge Sts ,
Do Not Forgob the Place to Buy
Improved or Unimproved
Property.
Aero propertyfarm8 ; , to lento it lot , to ronlahonw
hn\o homo reii l oil , to buy a houno , ecI ) the ono you
have , liavo tha title looked uticloro purchnslni ? ,
the pnpcr mndonder MIU Imvo ] iurcha oil , or any
noUtl.il nork itono. Iho place to go U to Sours &
Ucmnl.
Vi'o lmo liarffntna In every part of the city nnd It
wo tall to ilntl plaoo to suiton , yon nuistKO out
flilo . ot Ixcbrivska to llnJone , M wo Bell oneajytcrnu ,
And In
' HAWTHORNE ,
onn mlle cst ot the High School , no will
lull lota from 83M to $000 a lot , anil on monthly
> n > meutnor will illdcuiint for .ill e-il > ; and
OMAHA VIEW
two miles north ct the fast > office wo cell lotj
from S'JOO to $ JSo tni.ill payment dawn and ton ar
twenty dollnra per month , or for a small payment.
\Vo n ill pell y > in lot nnd build ) oun homo atiJ you
can pay for ft by thu month , GO flop pajlrg rent
iml own j our o A n lioufo and get the ini\i.iitatc ot
tbo rue In ptoiicrtj- .
TABOR TLAGE.
eaiitli and west from tha 1'mt ollico. Lota In tlilt
addition sell from fIVB to ? : uO,5half cash and t o
varn on lialanco.
DEN1SE ADDITION , KIRKWOOD.
MEYER GULDEN'S
til ! In the north part ot the city.
M1LLAHD * OALDWELL'S ADD.
on Sherman nvcnuo the popular drlro to Fort
Omaha. I.Hta In ( Ida addition are (000 to { 660 on
cauy tcrmn. Lota In
HANSCOM ADDITION
mi the ro vl to the park are sold on ) capy terms , and
an no Kay uo can eoll jou In anypaitct the city
and on cany torma as ono oonld wlalL
MAYFIDLD.
wu , tlilnk the nicest aero property on the market
jclnp only tm > miles from the city and for $125 nn
ncio.
ncio.TUTTLE'S SUB-DIVISION
nearly ' all sold , hut no etlll have ton acres in thin
uldltlcm I ( forsalu andean make good terms. Uood
for September.
No 47S ? lfjOO ; 11cta on Ocorclaavcnno a corner ,
Ilanecom plnco ? JCO cash and 'Jjeara time. A bar
K"l'i ' ,
Mo. 1 9 Jl,000Ixt ; 65x160 on Sherman avcnuo ,
nnoblock from Car line , tno blocka from ochool cast
rout , choleu.
roI , 220-J2COO , 2nlcorcsllcnco ; lotiln Shlon'gadd.
101 un corner , terms \eryca y and clirap.
? 'J,200 100x110 In Terrace add. oornor , and near
line , bargain.
81,200 41x132 on Chicago St. , between 21th and
25th nlco place to build a cottage.
Aero property In 1'arlc pbco from $1,600 to $2(00 ,
and on cany torma.
No. i22 $2 , ! > 00 , Tno lotnond homo ot 4 rooms In
tuneri'a ' Illll nd > lltloniondBbtdo ; aud ( cult trees & 0.
email pajmciit down nnd timo.
No. 1001,000 , Ono lot nnd tnohou'oion Jackeon
ttrcot Lutwcen 17th audlSthSt. , and i block from
Harvji ) car lino.
Nn. 102 Sa.COO Ilousoof 0 rooma In l.aKcsadil. on
till lot ooo block from car line , a nlco place nnd sold
cheap un easy terms.
? 10.000 taltoi a two story house and Iwo ncroa o
ornamonlal ircunds and ono ol Omaha nicest placed ,
ami nnld on way terms , uitLfactory to the lujcr.
Nlco liu'lnosa lot on I'oil o street to cell.
Nlco hualnexH lot on Hurt ectoet to Bull orlcaoo.
Theao nro a tow bnr nlnn from our extensive llata
nnd by calling at nnr ollico or writing ti'J wo will ( rlvo
any Information In our linoVo are taKlnp ; charge
property for iion-rcaldontB , aa wellag transacting
.ho bii'lneto for our own townsman and nny liuslneou
ritriiHtoi ! to our care will lie dona toyour eitltfactlon
think.
Cor. ICfch nnd Bodge Streets.
WILLIAMS BLOCK.
C. A.WILSO . a
( Faculty 1'rlza Medical COIICKO cf Ohio.
SPECIALTY
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