OMAHA JDALbK DEJ& THURSDAY OCTOBlttl 2 1884 ,
THEIR DUTIES DEFINED ,
v
v lie Cases of SQccht anfl Hone Dis-
A
posed Of ,
lliglitH ami Authority ot Policemen -
men Marked Out Dy
Uonoko.
Yesterday tlio celebrated cases ] of the
Stnto of Nebraska ngninst Christian
Spocht clmrgod with assaulting nn oflicor ,
and the City of Omnlm ngninat G us tall
Ilono charged with resisting mi oflicor
ivcro called for trial by Judge Bonoko in
tlio police court.
The prosecution w.isroprcseiitod by At-
tornoya Groll'aud OonnoH and the defense -
fonso by BIcsara. Cowln and Bloom.
The witnoescs for the plniutilTrero Olli-
cora Bttrdish and Donovan and the
Injured colored boy Lee Price. For the
defense ten workmen of Spocht aud the
defendants themselves.
The ovidondo upon many of the vital
facts was greatly at variance , oven so much
eo that charges of perjury were openly
inado byjattornoys employed in the ] cato.
The great point to bo determined was
whether or not Oflicor Donovan , not hold
ing a warrant , had authority to moko the
arrest of a party not caught in the com
mission of an offence without a mandate
from a court of competent jurisdiction.
The preponderance of testimony wont
to show that Oflicor Donovan catno into
Spocht's manufactory to arrest the man
Howe , who it was said , had thrown the
material from the building , by which
Price had been hurt. Upon going into the
store , ho was asked by Spocht , the pro
prlotor , if ho had a warrant for his em
ployo's arrest , and upon his reply that ho
had not , was forced to leave the promises
"by the defendant and his laborers. Ho
then called to his assistance Oflicor Bnr-
dlck , by whoso aid Spocht and Hone
wore arrested and taken to jail ,
The principal argument for the defense
was made by Gen. Oowlu , who denoun
ced the olllcers for their shamotul treat
ment of the defendants. Ho charged
them with brutality and said their
"cheeks should rankln with shame for
this. Inhuman act upon a poor innocent
laWror. "
Mr. Cornell closed for the prosecution
J adgo Bonoko in deciding the case said
It was not a difficult ono for him to form
his judgment upon , holding that it was
thcdvrty of Officer Donovan tohavo arrested
armed with a warrant for the arrest of
Hone , and when ho was not , Mr. Spocht
had a perfect right to eject him from his
premises , using only sufficient force to
bring about iho desired end citing 'Bishop
on Criminal Law" to support his position.
In the case of Hone the judge cited
the city ordinance which provides that a
police officer has no authority to make an
arrest unless ho seas the party committ
Ing the act , in open view. The court
liold that as Oflicor Donovan did not ar <
rest Hone while resisting him , ho should
lia\o lodged a complaint against him and
proceeded to arrest him by virtue of a
Tvarrr.Qt.
The Judge accordingly dismissed the
complaints and discharged the defend
ants.
SOME POK THE HOMELESS ,
An Unterpriso "Which Deserves En.
courngonicnt.
The ladles of Omaha are now interest
ing themselves in a work which appeals
to the sympathies of all classes of people ,
viz : the building of a homo for destitute
and friendless women and children , an
institution long needed in this city.
They nave boon renting rooms for this
purpose , in the City Bull building , and
their experience during the past nix
mouths has shown the absolute necessity
for an establishment of this character and
has aho shown that their present quar
ters are entirely inadquato to the needs
of the society a chartered organization
of which Mrs. Z. B. Knight is president.
The purpose of the ladies is to raise a
fund sufficient to build a house ,
hoping to secure a city lot for
a site , and arrange for employment for
destitute women who are able to work ,
by the fitting up of a laundry and pro
viding other moans to enable the institu
tion to become Golf-supporting in time.
Subscription lists are being circulated ,
and donations from 25 cents up are
received. The city police have found
the present homo of great practical value
in sflording shelter temporarily to scores
of woithy people who appeal to them for
help. Heretofore the city jail was the
only refuge for this class , and it is a dis-
graso to our people that such has been the
caco so long.
In view ol the practical use to which
the money is to bo applied the ladies
should bo heartily encouraged in their en
terprise.
*
MANNING'S ' NISTAKE ,
lie Is rAldino [ ( oljoavo tlio City , nnil
Goes to Kansas ,
The robbery of Manning , the conduc
tor , in his room In iho Millard hotel , will
not bo forgotten for some time on ac
count of the daring and fiucccssful man
ner in which it was effected.
After the examination of Ilondorahott ,
Badger and Clark for committing the
offense , ending in their discharge , the
complainant was approached by a block-
iratchman of the city who offered to BOO
that his watch was delivered to him for
$110. Manning agreed to give that
amount for its return , and upon its pay
ment ho recovered his watch.
Manning felt very sere over his loss
and determined to bring the offenders to
justice , Ho employed the services of
General Cowon and Detective Noligh to
look afcer the case for him. The matter
ha If progressed ao far that a complaint
was drawn up against certain suspected
parties. When this fact became known
negotiations wore entered into between
Manning and a gang of roughs In this
city by third parties. It was finally
agreed between the contracting
parties that Manning should
do nothing further against them upon the
payment to him of § 150 , and that ho
should leave at once tor Kansas , his
homo. It was stipulated that the money
should bo paid in the Bluff * . IIo accordingly -
ingly went across the river Tuesday evening
ing received the money and started homo
without notifying anyone in the city.
1'iinotnal
The following are the namea of pupils
belonging to tlio school , having 09,4 per
cent c.ttundanca during circus week :
Ctll OIUDKIJ. CLAM AM ) Jill 01UDK A. CLASH.
Dalav 1'arrott , Mary Peterson , Margaret
Cook , JlcJajto'tli ' , rwnce a.uji ' , V.U"r' '
( toodttcli , Itccla Xeljon , Atldio Tiziml. Hole
Smith , Lulu Dolnn , Minnie Stull , Atl
1'arkor , Wilomeim Cannlchael , Lena 1'os
nor , Murray CoggMiall , Georijo 15ezac ,
Kdw.ird Trtynr , Mnbol Hellman , Amy Join
eon , Mnmio Morse , N'etlio Oleioii , Cathcrin
McKlrov , Minninlo liochol , Carrie Johnson
Willie Itawtt , IMancho Jmsclyn , Uraco Car
roll , Mnrion Mndson , Ins.ill lloml , l.ul
Light , Jamo < Ish , Coonio U'lUicn , Mnrk L' <
lack , 1'rank Shelby , Goorco Anderson , How
nrd Tililcn , Gcorffo Dnffott , Kiltlio David
Albert Atulorsoii , Guy Overall , Cliailt
Nowcomb , Cnrl Holtorf , r.llzcbcth Klinbal
Cln\rlio Thompson , Norn Kmorfon , MftRRii
GrtlHh , Mcrtlo ISoimor , Amy llowcll , Car
Kxtrora , Arthur Anderson ,
I'KKSONAti.
L. Cross , of Hillings , U nt the Mclropol
tan ,
J , 1' . Morse , of Lincoln , i ] quartered at th
Metropolitan.
\ . S. Minor , of Wayne , ig stopping at th
Metropolitan ,
A. H. White , and fiunly ! are stopping nt th
Metropolitan ,
N , L. Taylor , of Madison is stopping at th
Metropolitan ,
V. U. Smith-of Milwnnkro , ! s stoppin ? a
tlio Metropolitan.
W. U. Murphy , of Stromsburg , ts rcgistcroi
nt the Metropolitan ,
J. IT. Qtilun and wife , ot Wayne , are tin
guests of the Metropolitan ,
The members of the "Joslmn Whllcomb'
company are nt the Gooa hotel ,
Mr. V. T. Glllicnddy nnd wlfo , of Pin
Rldgo agency , are in this city , nt the Pnxton
Mrs. C. C. Honsol arrived in tins city yea
tcrday to attend her busband who Is laid ni
hero.
hero.N.
N. L. Tnylor , ono of Madison's piomincn
ttornoys , was in the city yesterday on lega
business.
Mr. Clms. Hunt , the irrepressible farm ma1
chinory agent of Council ISluirs , was in this
city yesterday.
Judge Demon's wife and daughter , of Sno
r.imento , California , passed through this city
eastward Una morning ,
Air , Fred Mctz , who has bcou visiting in
Europe , arrived homo yesterday , accompan
ied by his wife from New York.
Henry Sucssonbach , o the Willow Springs
istlllory , has rotu rned from Europe , after
n absence of sove.'al months.
Donman Thompson , who has become known
all over the world through his great play o ;
"Joshua Whitcoinb , " is at the IVixton hotel ,
Senator Van Wyclc waa in the city yostcr
day , on his way to Creighton , where ho do1
livers an address this afternoon before the
Knox county agricultural society.
Mr. II. D. Jones , head clerk at the Metro
polity ] ] , nnd his wife returned yesterday
from a trip to Minneapolis. Mr. Jones snys
that that city is dull and is about at a stand1
still.
still.E.
E. V. Smith nnd wife , of Loa Angeles , Cal
ifornia , arrived ia Omaha yesterday ani ]
will remain five weeks visiting with friends.
They are old residents of tins city and Mr.
Smith still has property interests in this city.
A. V. Carpenter , formerly of the firm of
KennardHros. , of Omaha , was married in
Jamestown , N. Y. , on the IGth of September
to Mis Ilittio Lull. Air. Carpenter returned
to Omaha with his bride , yosterd.iy , and they
will make this city their permanent homo.
Mr. J , O. Brown , of Mansfield , O. , repro
sentingtho Anltman & Taylor Co. , of that
city , who has been in Omaha during the past
four months selling their patent threshing ma
chines , expects to lea\o for his homo to
morrow. The wedding of Mr. Brown's eld-
3st daughter takes place in a few days. Dur
ing his stay here , Mr. B. made many friends
ivho will regret hia departure. His headquar
ters in this city wore with Messrs. 1'arlin ,
DrrondorfT & Martin.
SKIN JHSEASES CURED
By Dr. Krazier's Magic Ointment. Curca as
i by magic : Pimples , Black Heads or Grubs ,
Blotches and Kruptions on the face , leaving
; ho akin clear and beautiful. Also cures Itch ,
Salt Khoum , Sere Nipples , Sere Lips nnd old ,
Dbstinato Ulcers , Bold by druggists , or
mailed on receipt of price. EO cents , Sold by
Kuhn & Co. and O. F. Goodman.
Tlio Afternoon meeting ,
The mooting was presided over by
Commissioner Quistine , Mr. W. S. Jor-
lan acting a ? secretary. An amicable
igrcomcnt was soon reached and it was
iocided to form a money pool dating
From yesterday and continuing to Decem
ber 31st , 1881. After that time It was
stipulated that any member of the com
bination could withdraw upon thirty
lays notice. The questions arising from
percentages are to bo referred to J. F.
1'uckor , the association arbiter at Chica
go , by whoso award all parties to the
contract are bound. The agreement
vrill bo drawn up and signed to-day.
The trans-Pacific , European bond , the
Oriental and Steamship business and
the government transportation were the
principal matters discussed yesterday. It
iras decided after Bomo discussion of the
matter that the trans-FaciGo business
jhould be based on the actual revenue de
rived from its trnflio. On the government
transportation business it was agreed that
the roads would not pool , owing to the
uncertainly of the auditing and payment
sf their claims by the general govormont.
Iho earnings from the European bond
business will form a part of the pool.
Many of the railway managers hope
that this mooting will ultimately pave the
svay to a las ting agreement upon the coast
business.
They will bo in session to-day. It is
thought the business will bo completed
by evening at which time they expect to
xdjourn.
Dr. Piorco'a Compound Extract of
Smart-Wood combines French Brandy ,
Jamaica Ginger , Smart- Weed and Cam
phor Water the best possible agents for
the euro ot diarrhtui , cholera morbus ,
dysentery or bloody llux and colic , or to
break up colds , fovera and inflammatory
attacks.
IlcviHcd Tax Iiovy ,
The county commissioners have pre
pared the following revised tax levy :
State tar . § 82,923.4 ! )
County tax . IDD.OKUS
„ . . . , , , , .
District school futidb. , . L'O.GKi.HO
District Bchool bonds . 774 , Ifl
Adjustment . 3.0GG.OO
Docs . . . . 1,252.00 ,
Waterloo village . 2T > 5 GU
Total . $309,021.10
Diseases of the kidneys and bladder
are very prevalent among men past mid
dle ago , and those iiiatt difllcult diseases
to euro are on the increase. Hunt's
[ Kidney and Liver ] Ilomedy lias long
been known to bo most successful in thu
euro of thcjo diseases. "Kovor known
to fa ! ' . "
OHIO
Tlio St , Ijoitln niotio-Oeiuncrnt Ktltto
on ttio Outlook.
Cllic.uio , October 1. Joseph U. M
Cullmigh.of St. l.nnK roturrnwl thU inofnin
from a visit to Now York. " 1 met lllaino In
tore ho started ou hii western trip , " said th
editor , "and I told him my opinion nbou
Ohio. It was that the state ii llopublican b
fiO.OOO majority , and if all liopubllcnns eouli
bo got the polls In Octobsr , it would bo c.-uriin
for U3 by that nutnbor of votosi. Tf a policoma
or soinolwdy cauld go around and dr.\\v thoi
out , anil then Icava thorn at thu polio , frco tc
nut , the Rtnto wonld not bo In doubt , Dnt th
trouble ts to got the KopiiUlcans to the polls
The Democrats in Ohio turn out to vote for
constable in ns strong numhora 01 they as
pcmhlo to % oto forpresidouU The Republicans
ho\vo\cr , won't vote unless the issue Is impor
taut. "
"Do yon think , all thing * considered , lha
the llopublicans will carry Ohio J"
"Thorn Is no doubt at all about their car
rylni : Itl Thu only quoUlun ( a as to their 111:1 :
jorlty. "
KntluialnHtlo KcimljIlcivM mooting n
Falls City.
Special tolfgram to the liiu : .
VAI.I.S CITY , Neb. , Oct. 1 , Senator Vai
Wyck nnd Congrossmin Weaver aildrossod ai
immonoa dienco at the court house last night
The senator from his own knowledge testltlet
to Weaver's ability , Integrity , and fidelity t
the interests of the puoplo. He proved fron
the record that by vote and voice ho had al
ways been on the side of the paoplo as agalns
corporations aud monopolies. The senate
spoke noarlv two hours and was loudly ap
[ ) lauJcd. 1 lo was followed by Judge Weave
who took up hia record and showed conclu
? ively that every vote had boon upon the righ
aide. Ho oltcctually distmod ot the charg
that he had dodged certain important epics
tions. Ho was cheered to the echo , the ap
[ ) lanso frequently lasting several minutes ,
Tlio Horrors ol JJrouth.
IiYNCitnunn , Va. , October 1. The wcatho
In very oppressl\o. The thermometer ha
scarcely fallen below 00 degrees , night or tlaj
for a week. The drouth throughout 1'iodinon
is without parallel. Vegetation is burnud up
and the ground parched to n great d pth
Fall seeding is delayed , The hav crop ia do
stroycd. In parts of southern Virginia , graz
era are driving their stock into Tennessee fo
water. Small streams are drying up. In mi
norous places the forest trow ara dying. Man
'orost Tires are raging.
Some Trotting Gossip.
NKW YORK , October 1. Hamilton Buzby
states that Maud S will certainly inako an cf
'ort to lower record this season. Ho added
.hnt in all probability eho would trot at Hart
'ord on the 15th lust. , weather and track per
nitting. The match between I'hallas and
ttaxy Cobb is very likely to bo arranged.
Dr.iwford , the manager of Fhillas nays tha
.ho horse is in good form nnd Jay 1'ya See la
'ost rounding , too. Ho will trot again before
.ho end of the season.
A MtmlerouB Hold-tip.
iNDTANArous , October 1. At 11 o'clock
.o-night a street c.ir in the southern part o
.ho . city was stopped by highwaymen who
: ommandod the driver to give up his cash box
t'ho latter refused and the robber fired two
shots , ono of which took elTcct in thu stomach
> f Albert Mullmann , an iron molder , who was
.he . only pnaeenger on the car , killing him in
stantly. The murderer escaped.
1'apcr and the ling Quarantine.
Si'iu.vanKLn.'Miuss , Oct. 1 The writing
tapes makes a branch of the National 1'apor
klakcr'g Association , owing to the prohibition
if the importation of foreign rags , rosolvoc
not to offer paper for gale , or receive any or-
lers therefor , except at advanced prices of ono
; o two coats a pound , an ! rather tbnn neil nt t
ess advance , to lessen the production until
.ho . prices Kuvanccs sufficiently to cover the
\tracostof ruga and other material.
Cleveland's Little .Taunt.
Ar.HANY , Oct. 1 Grovcr Cleveland , accom
anied by Krastin Corning , Mayor Banks , of
ilbany , Simon W. Koseudalo , John A. Me-
2 > all , and Gencrr.l Austin Luther , leaves Al-
any for ItufTalo on a special train to-morrow
fternonn. The party arrives in Uuffulo at
:20. : IClaborato preparations have been made
or the governor's reception. Iho train makes
o stops. The governor leaves Buffalo ou the
ogular train Friday night for Albany.
National Aquatics ,
LONDON , October 1. Another mutch has
een arranged between the crow of the Amor-
can frigatn Lancaster and the Southampton
> al porter's club. The stakes are 50 a eido ,
'ho race occurs Saturday next over the same
ourso as thu recent race , when the American
utter "Undo Sam" was defeated , ISottiup
ven.
Georgia's Quiet Election.
AUOU.STA , Ga. , October 1. The state olec-
on for governor , ututo house officers , and
embers of the legislature , occurred to-day ,
[ enry G. McDaiilols , successor to Gov. Stoph-
riBon , was ro-olected governor. No opnoai-
on. Not more than a third of the vote of
to state was polled.
Irish Education.
DUBLIN , Oct. 1. Tlio Council of Jioinnn
athnlio Arch Bishops and Bishops to-day
ccidcd to confide to tha Irish membeis of par-
amcnt qneHtionH to b Htibinittod to the gov-
rninent upon the nniverjity of education nnd
riuvanceii of nuns employed as school
uacherx.
JJiHcoiitont.
LONDON , October 1. A Times Vienna ties-
atch bays that the fueling' respecting the BUS-
onslou of the Kgyptian sinking fund ia pasti
ng away. The powers are waiting for a term
o expire which wan fixed for the withdrawal
' the nuiasuro. Thov would have consented
> the measure if England hod consulted
lorn thereon ,
Gorman-African Colonl/utlon.
BEIII.IK , Oct. 1. It is reported that the
crman minister to London Is instructed to
utlfy Secretary Granville of thu establish-
nout of German protoctorata ever the Cumo-
eons ,
The ConalHtorjr
] loMii , October 1. The Monltour nays
lotild the sanitary condition of tbo city con-
line to improve the consirtory can bo held at
10 cud of the month.
I'rotoatlvu 'l' rlfr ,
Oct. 1. The Belgium govern-
nent has fixed the tax on foreign nugar at ten
cr cent.
IciulrlukH IIIcH lIlitiHolf Hninoward.
LOOIBVIU.K , Ky , , October 1. Ifondrlcks
oft for homo this afternoon. He will not
leak ul Now Albany as unnuuncod ,
li'or ot tlio Sliiln Feature ,
irkunsaw Traveler.
The otjior day while Major Dodridgo
pras alttiiif ; in hia door-yard the gate
opened and a strange-looking man hasti-
y approached.
"Is this Major Dodridge ? "
"Yes , sir. "
"Of the Eight Arkansaw during the
var ? "
" Veo , " beginning to look with interest
at the stranger ,
"Don't you remember mo , Major ? "
"No , I can't place you. "
"Take u look at mo , " shoving hick his
mt.
mt."Don't
"Don't rornorabar that I ever saw you
jeforo , "
"J am Hank Parsons ! " exclaimed the
man , bracing himeolf as though ho or-
ic\.i \ .lie niijjr to : ub iutJ hissrnu ,
| "Don't recall the name , " said th
major.
"la it possible ? 1 did not think yo
would ever forgot mo. I'll refresh you
memory. At Shiloh , while the bntll
was raging in murderous fury , 1 foum
you on the Hold shot through both logs
I took you on my buck and carried yo
to a spring In the shade. Now don't yo
recollect mot"
"Lot mo BOO , " mused the major , '
remember having boon wounded , but . '
can't recall the fact , if it bo a fact , of anj
ono taking mo to a spring. "
"This is indeed strange , " said Iho dis
appointed man. "I looked forward t
meeting you with such anticipations of i
warm greeting. Well , well , the worlt
has indeed ranched its ungrateful ago
The occurroneo Is as fresh in my mind a
though U had taken place yesterday ,
gave you a drink of whisky and "
"What ! " exclaimed the major , spring
ing to his feet. "Gnvo mo a drink o
whisky 1 0 , yes , t remember now,1 soiK
ing the man s hand. " 0 , I'll never for
got that drink 1 The whisky was so now
that corn-meal was lloating round in it
llomomboryoul Why , I should cavort.
Why didn't you guard against possible
ombiirrassmonta by mentioning eomoo
the main features of the occurroneo ? "
Durkoo's Salad pressing. A ready
made , rich and delicious dressing far al
salads of moat , fish or vegetables. Cheaper
or and indefinitely bettor than homemade
Unrivalled as a sauco.
AN INVBNTOIl'S 11A.U1) MFK ,
Tlio Story of I > rawl ) itiB' > who Clalme
to HAVO Orlclnatcd tlio Tele
phone.
NewYoik Herald.
Mr. Daniel Drawbauch. who claims to
bo the original inventor of the telephone
was in the court room of the Unitoc
States circuit court during the nrgumou
yesterday before Judge Wallace in the
great suit of the American lioll-Tolo
phone company against the People's Telephone
ophono company.
Mr. Drawbaugh is of small stature
with a bald head , ruddy face , aquiline
nose , wears u mustache that is nonrl ;
gray , and has a quick , nervous , rostlos
manner. Ho moved about impatiently
as Mr. Lysandor Hill , his counsel , detailed
tailed the history of this inventor , whlcli
like that ot many mon of his class , t
story of poverty , of hardship and a con <
slant battle for fortune.
In the speech of Mr. Hill , the follow
ing facts in reference to Mr.Drawbaugh's
lifo was brought out : IIo was born in
1827 , in the village of Kborling's Mills ,
Milltown , Cumberland county , Pa. He
attended school a part of live winters , up
tn the time ho wan 1C years old. When
about twelve yoara of ago ho made a
clock nnd nn automatic machine for saw
ing wagon felloes , and continued
: hroughout his lifo to manifest a genius
for mechanical Inventions. During
; ho years 1859 and I860 ho conceived the
doa of transmitting articulate speech
electrically through & telegraph wire ,
and ho started to tnako machine
through which , it is alleged , conversation
coulu bo carried on nt a , distanceol
twenty milos. This was done by the uao
of what is known as the "carbon tele
phone , " which is constructed on the
tame principle as the Blake transmitter.
Some of those instruments , counsel said ,
were made as early as 1807. Prior to
; ho war Drawbaugh invented a machine
; hat was largely used for agricnltura"
purposes in the south , nnd when the war
jroko out ho had a largo amount ol
money owing to him that ho was not
able to collect. Ho was , therefore ,
obliged to RO into bankruptcy.
From 1809 to 1880 ho was in extreme
) overty , with a largo family , and his
mly source of income was payment for
ho doing of odd mechanical work in the
louses and on the farms of his neighbors.
The latter said of him that his hobby was
lectricity , and that ho was n man of
; reatj inventive genius , but it was fro-
uontly very hard work for him to
borrow a dollar from anyone of them.
\NTI-MONOPOJjIST8 , ATTENTION !
First District ,
Hon. Charles H. Brown was appointed
o address meetings in the First congress-
onal district , at the places named below
EIB follows :
Wavorly , Thursday , October 2nd , 2 p. m.
Palmyra , Friday , October 3d , 2 p. in ,
Weeping Water , Monday , October , Cth , 2
. in.3
Auburn , Tuesday , October 7th , 7 p. m.
Falls City , Thursday , October 9th , 7 i > . in.
Urownvillo , Saturday , Octoberllth , 2 p.m.
Tecumseh , Monday , October 13th , 7. j > . in.
Humboldt , Wednesday , October loth.
3'awneo City , Friday , October 17th , 7p. m.
Beatrice , Monday , October ilOth. 7 p. m ,
Lincoln , Thursday , October 23rd , 7 t > in.
Nebraska City , Saturday , October 2Bth , 7
> . in.
in.Uittea for Omaha nnd other places in the
Istrict will bo duly announce ! .
C. 8. Montgomery , Kiqi , anti-monopoly
andidalo for attorney general , will speak pur-
uant to appointment , at thu following times
nd places :
Ki wmoy' Thursday , October I'd , 7:30 : p. in.
Noun i/Ja'.to , Friday , October ! ld , 7 p in.
Fiemont , Saturday , October < lti ! , 7:80 : p. in.
And nt other places to bu announced in duo
mo ,
3York Tuesday evening , October 7.
Seward Wednesday evening , October 8 ,
David City Thursday ovcnmg , October ! l.
Wohoo rlday ovenlncr , October 10 ,
Columbus Saturday ovuning , October 11.
Jio CampulKniii the Bccond District ,
Captain J. II. Stlokol'u appointments :
October 2-Oscoola , i'olk county , 2 o'clock ,
m.
October 2 Stromsburg , I'olk county , 7:30
clock , p. in ,
October 3 Friend , Saline county , 2 o'clock ,
, m.
m.Hon.
Hon. Jumw W. Dai is will add7oas the
ouplo on thu political items of the day nt Uio
allowing placeu iwople wlthour reference to
arty ojup cially Invited ,
At Louisville October 2 , 2 p.km ,
At Avoca October 3 , 7 p. m ,
At Syracuse October 4 , 7 p , m.
At Honnott October ( I , 7 p. m.
At Valparaiso October 8 , 7 p. m.
AtWahooOctoberU.Ti ! . m.
At Clooa Creek , October 10. 7 p. in.
At Firth October 13 , 7 p , m !
At 151uo Bjulngs October 15 , 7 p , m.
At Uoatrlco , October , 10 , 2 p. in.
At Gotland , October 17 , 7 p , m.
At Starling , October 18 , 7 p. in.
At Tecnmach , October SiO , 7 p , in.
At Tublo Unco , October 2U , 7 p in.
At I'nwno i City , October 21 , 7 p. in.
At llnchard , Oclobrv 25 , 7 p. in.
At Humboldt , October 27 , 7 p. in ,
AtFnllH City , October 28 , 7 p. in.
At Stella , October , i'J , 7 p. in.
At Auburn , October JIO , 7 p. in.
At Nomuku City , October 31 , 7 p. in.
At Xc broaka City , November 1 , 7 p. in.
At I'JaUmnouUi. November 3 , 7 p. in.
ItEl'UBLIOAN Al'POINi'MENIS ,
\l > I > olnlmunli lor Ooorgo AV. DorBoy
anil J , O , Into.
Ponca Thursday ovoulng , October 2 ,
Norfolk Friday evening , October 3.
O'Neill Mimdny evening. October 0.
Ainsworth " Tui-daypvi'nlng , October 7.
1'lcrcn Thursday , October J .
Crcifjlilon Friday , October 10.
ron OEO w. E. noiisKv AS-D OF.N. A. it , CONNOI
Onl Monday o\onlng , October 13.
lirokcn 15ow Tuesday ( ncnlng , October 1
Loup City Wednesday o\ cuing , Oetobc
1C.
1C.St.
St. Pnul--Tliur d.iv moiling , October 10.
Scotia -Friday afternoon , October 17.
Grand Ishnd- Friday monlng , October 17
Central City Saturday ou > nlng , Octobi
IS.
I'ullpttou Monday evening , October 20.
rolmubm Tur il.iy ovoiiliiB , October 21.
Ninth I'latle Wednesday evening , Ojtobc
1'lum Creek Thursday evening , Oetobc
23.
Kearney Frliliy menlmr , Oetobar 21.
Schuyler Saturday evening , October ! ! * ! ,
OKO. w. K. ixirsKV AXII OTIIKII S
Albion Monday evening , October 2" .
Ulalr Tuesday uxonlng , OctoK-r 2S.
Dakota City WcdntHdny evening , OoU
ber 2 ! > .
Tokamah Thursday evening , October 3 (
West 1'oiut Krldav oxonlng , October 31 ,
Jlr. Dorioy will lw nccompnntoil by c.uuli
dates for etato ollicua , C. K. YOST ,
, T. W. I.OVK , Ch'n State Con. Com.
Ch'n Cong , Com.
8i > ti kni-H nnil Appolntntcntfl la Thin
UouRroHqloiml Dlsirlul.
Albion L.W. _ Osborno nnd H. C. IJrome
Monday o\oning. October Cth.
Inckfon M. A. Hattigan nnd N. A , linin
bolt , Monday o\eulng , October Uth-
Uattlo Creok-J. W. Tucker nnd D. A
Holmes , Mond.iv opening , October Cth ,
lllnir M. A. Hartigan nnd N. A , Kainbolt
Tnewlay evening , October 7th ,
Fullcitou L. W. Oaboino and II , C
Broinc , Tuesday evening , October 7th.
Madison ,1 , W. Tucker and H. ( J. Ma
goon , Tuesday cuing , October 7th.
Central City L. W , Oaboruo nnd 11 , 0
llromo , Wednendny ovcning , October f th.
Genoa J. \ \ * . Tucker nud 1 1. G. Mngoon
Wednesday evening , October 8th.
Columbus M. A. Hnrtigan and N. A
Kntnbolt , Wednesday evening. October Sth.
Gibbon L. W. Otboriut and H. C. IJromo
Thursday uvcntup , October Uth.
Grand Islnnil Al. A. Hattigan and W , A
lell. ) Thursday evening , Octobt- IHh.
Wood Uivcr , T. W. Tucker ncd H. G. Mn
goon , Thursday evening , October SHh.
Sclmyler L. W. Osborno and H. 0
Brome , Friday ovenlur , Oclnbor 10th.
North rintto-M. A. Hnrtigan nnd W. A
Boll , Friday evening , October 10th.
Clnrks , f. W. Tnckor and H. G. Mngoou
Friday evening , October 10th.
Noith Bond M. A. Hnrtigan and T. S
Clnrksun , Saturday evening , October llth.
Arlington . ! . W. Tuekor nnd H. G. Mn
; joon , Saturday ovoulng , October llth.
Onkdalt J W. Tuekor nnd H. C. Brome
Monday availing , October 13th.
Atkinson J , W. Tucker and H. 0. Brome
Tuesday evening , October llth.
Kwlng J. W. Tuekor and H. C. Brome
Wednesday evening , October Kith.
"Scribnor J. W. Tuekor mid 11. C. Brome
Thursday evening , October ICth ,
C. 11 YOST ,
Ohiirmau Stale Central Committal.
T. W. LOVK. Chairman Congressional Ccn
tral Committee , Third Distiiet.
Weather To-Day.
WASHINGTON , October 2. For the uppe
Mississippi : Warmer aud partly cloud ;
roather ; local raltis ; Increasing frasli am
> ri k southeasterly winds ; lower barometer
'or tha Missouri ; Warmer and partly cloudy
occasional uhowcrn ; freeh nnd brisk eoutli
easterly winds : lower baromotcr.
ilio Best Dyps. The Dinmoni
JycH for family nso have no uqualH , All poj ;
liar colors easily dyed fiu nnd bu.iutiful
) nly lOc. a package nt druggists. Wulln
lichariNou & Co. , Bnrlint'ton . S.unplu
Card , 32 colors , nnd book of diicctiona for 2c
stamp ,
Costly Scenic Dlaplay.
MOUNT WASHINGTON , N. H. , . Oct. 1. TIi
ilonn house nnd outbuildings burned to-nighl
The Bpcctnclo ftom the EUinmit was Bubllno
The house wivs owned by W. nnd C. 11. Mill !
< cn , closed for the Benson to-day. It is no
ikoiy any lives wore lost.
Gome , Gcntlo Spring ,
nnd bring malaria , dyspepsia , billious
ions , torpidity of liver and a train o
dndrod maladies. Fortunately Kidney
Wort is at hand. It may bo had of the
learost druggist and will purify the ays
om , correct the stomach and bowels
itimnlato the liver and kidney a to
icalthy action , remove all poisonous hu-
uors and in alto you feel like a novr man.
As a spring medicine , tonic and blood
? uriflor It has no caual.
Humored Hostilities ,
( I'AHlH , October ] . Somi-ofiicially stated Ad.
mi ml Courbet inndo a descent upon the city
f Kohmg yesterday.
ll. AN. ItOIKlH.
LouiaviLLK , October 1. Stockholder of
lie Lonlnvlllo and INnnlivillo rand to-day an.
liori/.nd the IHHIIO of 85,000,000 In bonds nnd
lie solo of 60,000 slinriy of unlisted Block ,
Grain Trnilo Clcurln Uonso ,
NEW YOKK , October 1 At the produce ox
iinnpo this moining a movement vuii ntartod
o establish n clearing houuu fur thu grain
radu.
Iho Greatest MedicAl Trlnmnh of the Ago I
SYW1PTOMS OF A
I.ocMot'nppotltc , IloiveUcoillvo , 1'aln In
Uio bead , wltb a dull nnsutlon In thu
back part , 1'nln under ttio nliuulder-
bludo , 1'ullnomi nfler eatlnir , with iiilU-
Incllnatlan to exertion of body or mind ,
Irritability oftomper , I.ownplrlln , with
11 fee-Huff ofbnvlnff neglected Homo duty ,
Wearluo * * , Dl/.zlncm , Vlulterlne at tlio
Henri , Data before tUo oyei , Heuducho
over tbo right eye , Iloilloiineii , with
fltful dreami , HlBblr colored Urine , and
n CONSTIPATION.
TDTT'H 1'ItiI.S are especially adapted
to such cases , ono ( logo effects fliioli n
clianRanffcQlltiRftatoastonlilitnosufroror.
Tlujylncrtmo the Appetiteand catua the
body in TuUe ou Jb'leuli , tliu * tlmirUuDi lu
iinurUliciil.anil by their Toiilo Acilo .on
lliu IH ettlveOrgnn ,1lruulnrHtoolynro
iirrtduci'fl. * IIJCA urtc * 4 $ Jrimmty Ht tlV Y
PUTTS HAIR DYE.
OUAT IlAIK or WlHRKIiKB ChttnROll to II
GlxiBsr ULACK by a slnglo application of
tills DTK. It Imparts a natural color , ncta
Instantaneously. Bold by DnifBlsts , ov
Bent by express on receipt of 91.
Offlco , 44 Murray St. , Now York.
\VIIIiiiiriryllin ULOOD.Tcini.
l.tt' ' > iriuLIVEFttiiidKIOMF.ys
. . , „ unit KI'-K..II , 'nut KUAIjTli >
afc K.OjA " d VXUOll of YOUTH. l -
* ft5 * ' i V'-pfi" . WttiitorAppisiilo. in-
STKSirV l K < " " " . I'll' k it lii'iitli.
{ $ lvV wiU'llr-t" " "iiirab oliilcly
. , ,
IUTVCI i , ivoncwloruu.
K > II. ' J t'u ' iiilnil uiul
. . B"t'"l" " 'rein 1'uwcr.
.r.
Buiru'ln/iiroin / cuiniiluliiis
l p iill t. tin Ireix will
'nd ' In DK. 1 , ' 1111.R'&ION 7 O jd o mfn nod
"limy cure. Mm duck r.'icul'li ' ro iiUxli'ii. |
) riMin | nt riUinipt irt > UK onlyudil
o In' iiuiMi'arliyiirtli' ' url' Inul , louutcxi > crl >
Hlll.-l'l'ttllUllllKll AI.AM ) JIK-Jf ,
/f' jjjoi'.n If'tr to'l'lioDr. lI'irt'TMe .r
ft ' ' if n .1' iw "i > Hw vl I'.OC ' '
SNEEZE ! SNEEZE )
SNEEZE , Will ! jronr
head ceoms ready to fly
off , until jour ncc and
cj c discharge ov csih o
innntltlea f thin , Ir-
rltAtlrir , watery fluid ,
tictlljom hcn < l Mhe * ,
month And tbrnivt
pirehcd , and bloo i at
lexer holt. Thli n nn
Arulo Catarrh , and It
liutnntly rcllctcJ liy ft
( ln l ilrnp , a'jd perma
iootl > ciircMbyonoliot
tie of Sinlorl's Uiil ( alCiup ( nrCatiirh.
Ooiniilcio TriMtniPiit with InhalT .SI.
Ono bottle Rixllril 1'iirp. nno tiix Cntirrhal Pol-
\cnt , nnd one lirmrou'd Inl.nlcr , In ono | | % ! > ftio ,
ruj now bo hail U all ilnuils' f , r { 1.00. Auk for
tJanfntd'ft Hillc.al ( Cure.
" The only nWlnto ipfrlflo wo know of. " IfoJ.
Tlmcn. "Tbo best no ho found In ft llfdlmo of
suHcrlnp. " llev. H Vt. Monroe , Lcwldbitrph , Tn.
" 1 hat runt found a ca < o thu It did net rclle\o al
onco. " Andrew I.eo. Manchester , Kaia.
Potter Drug nnd Chomlcnl Co. ,
For the tcllit tnd iiroicntlon
the Imtant It Is applied , of Until-
nmllini , Nouralnla ; , Sciatica ,
rough * , ColJfVoak ll ek , Sloin-
neb , and llo cl , HbootlnK
r ln , Numbnrn , llyitcrla , F
nialo 1'nlnr , 1'ilplutlon , ly nep >
la , T.hcr Uonphlnt , Ul'loni
Koor , MtUrla , nnd Kpl cmlct ,
uio Co'lin's I'liBtoin ( nn V.'ectrlc
ll.ittrrv comhlnpd llh al'oruus
Tlut'r ) and laiurh t pal.l. " 5o.
o\crtthcro.
DOES
WONDERFUL
CURES OF
KIDNEY DISEASES
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS ,
llffnu-in it acts on the MVKK , IIOIVKI.S nnil
KIIMVS ) : nt the namn time.
Becnuso It eleansM the syatom or tha poison
ous uumorn that ilorolopo In Kidney nnd Uri
nary DlBOMW. Ulllou ncisJnumllco , Coustlpft-
Uon , Film , or In Itnoumntlam , Neurnlela , Her-
voun BUordom nnd all Foranla OomplalnU.
UrSOLJlt 1-KOOf OF T111S.
IT WILL BUHELV. 0 U11D
CONSTIPATION , PILES.t
yinnd HHEUMATISM ,
By cautlng * nmn ACTION of all Uio organ *
and functions , UierabyC
CLEANSING the BLOOD
rostorlng the normal power to Uirow off disease.
- * THOUSANDS OF OASES I
of the wont farmi of these trrlblo dl eaii > 5
have boon quickly relieved , nnd In a ntiort Umo
. - - . PERFECTLY CURED.
ruicn , $ t , iinun on imv , sou ) nv Dnrccists.
Dry can bo Bent by mall. -
WELLS , niOirAItDSON Co. , Ilurllnirton , Vt ,
6cnJ lUmp for DIuy Alm&nftO for 1884.
: < l
I'rott-cllon , No such
protective nKalnil
chlllinndl fe\cr ant !
other ( dl < catua of a
nia'arlal typo exists
ai HoHtcltor'a Stomach
ach Illttors. It to-
llovoi connttcatlon ,
Ilvor dlanrdots rlicu-
inatUm , Kldnoy'and
hlaildor ailments ,
\\Itli certainty and
rrompt 11 u d o. A
cl an o ai ( jratltj lag
ag'ltls coijii'lcto.BOon '
talte lplaco In tlioap
pcaranco , aa ncll aa
the Bun atlon ol the
wan and hazard ln <
Milld , who uses this
standard promoter
of health and
Btrongtlk 1'or ealo
by all ilcnlors RCiiorallv.
HBJSTBT SINCERE ,
DYEING , CLEANING , REPAIRING ,
ll.PAIIl.Na AND TAILOIUNOJDOHE ON SHOUT
NOTICE. SATISFACTION QUAUANTKKD.
.tSTSpoclal c.ro Is taken In Dyclcg , Cleaning and
CurlliiKof riiiiin.HaniilIpa.
12th and Furi.am.Iundcr Nebraska National
lUnk.
WESTMINISTER
-AND
ACflfil ST07ES
AND
( EVERY STOVE WAIIBANTED. )
BOLD ONI.Y AT
JOHN HUSSIE'S
Hardware Store
2407 OUMINQ STREET
o o d-tu w & >
I. W WAITE M
. , , D.f
Physician fe Surgeon
( Formerly of Moroy Iloapltal , Chicago. )
f orvous DlBO.iHOT and Dlieacos of Uio Kyo
] < ar a Bpecialty.
jTWOmce-Odd Fallows1 llfook , N. W. comer Uth
nd DcxJfo Htrocts , Uinaha , Neb. Odlco hours 10 to
i a. m , 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 ji. in. Bunduya 10 to 12 a.
n. All call * promptly attended.
E. KEITH'S
I'AXTON HOTEL
Illllociy and Hair Dressing Mm
Trnsra3. , aa. 'HXti-oot.
Hair ! Hair ! Hair ! Ohaap I
JL. uuiiuu ILUI ;
AB. ST. JULI12N , PHOPIIIETOH.
. W. Cor. 15th St. nnd Capitol Avonuo.
On tha European 1'lan. Hint clajj In crery re'
met. Table > u | > | ik-d | wltn pauw nil all dellcsolca ol
10 bcaoun , wluro j on pay lor mil ) w hat you orUt r at
H.r l/lll of fare , Joaui ; * r't ic " I for Iran Ic-'t ' cu
\Vill it to in. , u . . t Hr , u t . . . n ttc ,
WILLIAMS'BLOOK
Cor , 15th & Dodge Sts ,
Do Not Forgot the Plnco to Buy
Improved or Unimproved
Property.
Acr property , firms , to lease Riot , tnrcntnhaim
hai o homo rculctl , to buy houio , neil the one you
ha\o , have the tltlo lookcil op , lieforo purchasing ,
the paper raaJoalter jou ha\o purchMed , or any
notnilM nork done. The placa to go la to Scan &
Uoearil.
Wo hMO ImrRfdna In every part ol the city ami It
wo fall to ilnd n place to suit yon , 5 on inustKO out
tlilo ot hcbranlia to find one , aa wo sell oneanytcrnu ,
and In
HAWTHORNE ,
one mlle west ol the Hlfrh School , wo will
tell loll from (350 to (000 a lot , and on monthly
paymenttor will discounter all cath ; and
OMAHA VIEW
tnn mites north of the 1'oat office o sell loti
Irom ? 200 to (3 fl email pa ) mont down and ton or
twenty dollar * per month , or for n simll piymcnt.
\\o uill Bell \niia lot and tniiKl jou a hone and jo\i
can pay for It by the month , to itop iiaytrR rent
and onn jour on houio and Ret the advantage ol
tto ileo In property.
TABOIl PLAGE.
routhnndnftt from the Pint olllwi. Tyjts In thin
addltlun tell from $176 to J500.J half cath and two
cars on balance.
DENISE ADDITION , KIRKWOOD ,
MEYER it TILDEN'S
all In the north part of the city.
M1LLARD & OALDWELL'S ADD.
on Sherman a\cnuo the popular drive to Fort
Omaha. Lots In this addition tire (000 to JOW on
easy terms , Lois In
IIANSCOM ADDITION
on the reid to tlio park are sold on easy ternn , and
eo as MO eay wor.-vn cell jou In any part ol tbodty
and on easy Urms aa one could wish.
MAYFIDLD.
l > wo think the nicest aero property on the market
being only tHorullca from the city and tor $125 an
acio.
acio.TUTTLE'S SUB-DIVISION
IB nearly all gold , but we still hare ten acres In thli
addition fortalo andean makogood terms. Good
( or September.
No. 478 91.COO ; 2 lota on Georgia avenue a comer ,
In Ilanecom place J5CO cash and vjcara time A bar
gain.Mo.
Mo. 49 81,000 ; I/ot 65xlSO ou Sherman avenue ,
ono block from Car line , two blocku from school cast
front , choice.
No , 220-52500 , 2 nlcojresldcnco loMmShlnn'aadd.
ono on corner , terms very easy and cheap.
$2,100 100x110 In Terrace add. corner , and near
car linobargain.
$1SOO 44x132 on OhlcoRO St. , between 21th and
2ith nlco phco to bufld a cottage.
Acre property In 1'ark placa from { l.GOO to J2COO ,
and on easy terms.
No. 222 82,600 , Two Iota and house of 4 rooms In
Ilowcrv's IIIII additionBoodshade and fruit trcea io.
small ptjmcnt down and time.
No. 190 ? l,000 , Ono lot and two homos on Jackson
street tolwccu 17th and 18th St. , and i block from
&t Uar\'scar lino.
No. 102 $2tOO tloutoof 0 rooms In Latcs add. on
full lot ecu block from car line , a nlco place and sold
cheap on easy terms.
810.003 takes a two story house and two acres o
ornamental grounds and ono of Omaha nicest placoe ,
and Hold on cany terms , lathfactory to the buyer.
Nlco hutlncsa lot on Dodge street to sell.
Nlco buslncM lot on Hurt street to sell or loose.
ThcHO are a few bargains from our extenalro ll'ia
and by calling at our ollico or writing us wo will giro
any Inlorinatton In our lino. Wo are taking ch&rgo
ol property lor non rtstdents , as well 01 transacting
the biiflness for our own tow ntinan aud any business
IntriiBtcd to our care will ho dcno to you satisfaction
no think.
' / n "U" * if > , A A TTTi T ?
i j | w 9 d i
EAEB & BOSAEB
Cor. 15th and Dodjjo Sheets.
WILLIAMS BLOOK.
171G DODGE STREET.
Private rooms for adulta at rcasonablo rates , Inoln-
ding nursing. 1'rompt attention given to emorgcnoy
cases. 1'atlenta can bo attended by their own jihy
Blclan. xarDlapcnsary for the poor open Tuesdays ,
IhursJajs and tjaturdaya from 10 to 11 a , m.
DE , SWETNAM ,
Offlco 15th street , first door north o
Parnam In Boyd'a opera house. Loav ?
orders at oflico or Sazo's drug store.
Telephone 150.
B S LUOKE M D
, , , , , ,
Physician & Surgeon
OFMCE-Cor. Kill and FaclQo StrectH.
3T8pccal ! attention given to Obstetrics , Disease-
of Women and Children , and Venereal Diseases.
Country Calls promptly ansHorod.
JOOLLCOTT & IRVINE ,
1520 Douglas St , - Omnha , Nob.
Special attention to patent business. )
Curca Dyapepila , Itheumatl m , Nervousness , Con-
ctlpttlon , etc. Ohcauor , more eflectlva And durable
than any Electric Ilelt In ciletcnco.
ABK your druggist. For sale by Lelghton & Clarke
Omaha , Mob alo-mSth
NEW SIOREl NEW GOODS 1
A. KALISH ,
Merchant Tailor ,
822 a. 10th street , between Ftrnam aud Uarney.
Low jirlcos antlRooU Qooda n uprclaUy. All clothes
made up In good Btilo and on short notice , Call and
bo com Inooil. llouivmber the iilaco. 322 S. 10th 81.
Boo Hive Photograph
STTTIDIO ,
31S North IGth Street.
Rrrocmbcr that my rhotoirmplu
> ro luipi'ctcdbcforobelngdellverod
Irom thu DBi : lllVi : I'llOXO-
QUAI'Ii STUDIO ossurlnjt utiry.
body perfect latulactlou ,
I'UOTOQllAl'Enil
HOOKS , SCHOOL HOOKS AND 8TAVLE AND
FANCV
in