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TIIB OMAHA DAI&Y BEEJ , THURSDAY , APRIL 1 , 1833.
ECAN OPPOSED TO DISCORD ,
Ho Explains Hia Antagonism to the Par
liamentary Aid Association ,
PARNELL IGNORANT OF FACTS.
Its Oricluntor n Disgruntled Diflor-
Banlzcr Aiiorncy Webster's Con-
ncotlon AVItli tlio Itotitl Case
Hiiprcine Cotirt.
[ FHOM THE BEE'S LINCOLN nuitKAt'.l
Prejiident Kgan , of the Irisli National
league , when asked by your correspon
dent yesterday for an explanation of the
triangular correspondence concerning
Hid Parliamentary Aid association , saitl
the slory was a short one and ihe facts ,
lie thought , would bear him out In his
fclatemont that Parnell was acting under
ti misapprehension of tlio situation when
lie endorsed the organisation. "At the
Philadelphia convention , " said Mr.
Kgan , "was a gentleman named Byrne ,
from Cincinnati , who , although a com
paratively now recruit , was an avowed
candidate for president of the League ,
nnd received a few voles. Out of com
pliment to llio clergymen who stood
sponsor for him Mr. Byrne was made vice
president. About the first llnng ho did
was lo endeavor to force the leacuo to
denounce Patrick Ford and the Irish
World. As it was not the business of the
league lo crealo discord among the
nationalists , but rather draw together
siml solidify the friendsof Ireland against
the common enemy , the movement
failed. Mr. Byrne then set on foot
the orgniiixation of the Parliamentary
Aid Association , and as it was thought ho
could interest certain wealthy Irishmen
In Now York , who had never befoic taken
a very prominent part in this movement
for Irish independence , ho received sup
port. Such men as liugono Kelly em
barked in the enterprise , and about the
lirst tiling done was to cable Parnell
liuaraiiteeing to forward him S100.0UO in
side of three months. The total sub-
j-criptious lo date are about 507,000 , ami
from being an organization , whoso chief
slim is Irisli independence , the association
lits : become a semi-political concern in
which Tammany Hall is a big factor. 1'or
these reasons , and others explained in the
communication , 1 sent the following let
ter to William Elliott on tlio WO. insl. :
William Klliott , Columbus , Ohio In ii-ply
to your ifipiest for my opinion icgartllng tne
Puillamentarv Aitl association , which pro-
iiOH'Jj l' ldin ra uiietlntr In vour city , I Iinvo
irt ' - . - - - - . _ . . - . _ ullrt .
! - Hesitation in nyiiit ; inivtYIH. . < . . .io PJ-V'
Kins nave taken part In the movement with
the honest Intonlion of helping Sir. Piunell.
the main object ot Its prime movers and
nolably the person who Is described as its
oililnalor-was to gratify personal spite and
Jealousy , and to endeavor , If possible , to
dcntioy the peace and harmony which tno
Irish National leanue has so sedulously la
bored to brim : about among llio Irish race In
America , and which It lias in such a large
inratuio accomplished.
Thank Cod the machinations of tlio In-
Illinois have failed. The Irish National
League of Anu.'iica embraces in its lanks
i\ciyhonostolciiioiit : of Irish nationality In
America ; and any man who would attempt
toillsinpt it. and especially at the piesent
oilsis , should bo branded as a si-eater traitor
toliclaud than a Corydou or a Caioy.
I'ATUICIC hOAX.
When Parnell was appealed to by the
editor of Catholic Columbian , not know
ing the.se facts ho , of course , endorsed
the Association. My telegram of yester
day was scut to explain the situation. I
am in receipt of a telegram from Colum
bus to-day stating that the proposed
mooting of the Association last night was
a lizy.lo , there being neither men nor
money represented.
llio conversation with Mr. Egan gradu
ally drifted to a discussion of the situa
tion in Ireland , during which lie said
that every lover of liberty was now anx
iously awaiting the introduction of Glad
stone's home nile bill on the 8th of April.
Ifc T'JuX ! ! "mor8 concerning tlio scope of tlio
bUlwiSre-d < MJA > iJ sjut out by Gladstone -
stone himself for tin ! ptw so of
feeling the public pulse and seeing \\lisL
trimming was necessary , llio leaders of
the Irish National movement are in favor
of enforcing tlio landlords to sell their
lands ut a fair valuation , the govern
ment to become tlio purchaser , paying
for the lands in bonds , and selling to
the lonants on long time installments.
Chamberlain and other English radicals
are in favor of confiscating tlio land
lords' rights entirely. Their litlo is
certainly shady enough , but as it dates
bade to the Cromwollian period , an at
tempt to overthrow it would cause a
great deal of trouble , and liberal
minded Irishmen prefer the moro business -
ness like plan of buying at u fair valua
tion.
WEBSTER'S nr.rMJNni.so CLAIM.
% Tlio testimony recently taKen before
Ilcforeo Mimger concerning the claim of
J 11. Webster against Lancaster county
for $1-1,755 for refunding the Midland
Pacific bonds , will make very entertain-
inir reading to those interested in the
county's finances. Mr. Webslor's propo
sition lo refund the bonds was made in
1883. As early as 1870-80 Mr. ,1. 11. Me-
Clay , then a member of the county
board , agitatctl the matter , and with Mr.
Ames , then county attorney , wont so fat-
as to consider a plan for taking up the
old 1wv' ' i ami floating now ones at a
lower rate ot interest. Mr. Mi-Clay says
that ho knew then that the bonds were
1 optional , and so told the board. Threu
month's prior lo Mr. Wobstor's proposi
tion Mr , McClay and Mr. Keller exam
ined the county records together and
found thattho proposition for tin : voting
of the original bonds provided that they
should bo issued redeemable at the
county's option. The evidoiico furllior
shows Unit Mr. Holler ami Mr. Wellor ,
before Webster bad madu bis suggestion
to refund , wont to llio slate auditor's ol-
Jlco and found there recorded txvo series
of Tjoutts propoiod to bo refunded ,
amounting to $107,000 , and said copies
showed upon their face that the bonds
were reiioomablo at the pleasure
of the county , It is in evidence that lu
order to induce certain parties to address
loiters to the county board recommend
ing that he bo employed to refund those
bunds , Webster represented to such par
ties Hi-it the houds were payable absolutely
at distant dates , and that no provision
was matin for the redemption before ma
turity. When asked by one of the mem-
burs of tlio bonrd how he would call in
these bonds Webster saitl that was "his
cherry , " and if ho told them they would
not employ nlm The fact was also
brought out that Mr , Webster is , and has
been for several months past , retained as
the attorney for the bond holders who
are prosecuting a suit ugalnsl the county
for tlio coupons detached from a portion
of the $100.000 issue of Midland Pacific
bonds. This loads lo llio conclusion Dial
ho was playing a double part when
posing as a disinterested and public
spirited citizen appealing lo the
community to pay the bonds , tlio valldit }
of which tno commissioners have chosun
to question. Mr. Webster had served
notice by mail ou supposed lurents , anil
in a ftnv instances perhaps by delivery tn
holders of outstanding bonds in person ,
of the call for redemption , and In at least
ouo instance Biiit has been brought foi
jntorost earned subsequent to Ibo cnll ,
/ ; find the county defeated on the ground
.llttit plttfuUttb did not have good notice t > l
Vraciill. Thus it is plain Hint Mr. Web
tter did'not succeed in notifying all the
bodholdcrs , or at least those \vhqm tic
attempted to notify , to present tholv
lionds for redemption. And yet in tlio
Jiico of tueso facts he insists upon u writ
of mandamus to compel the commis
sioners to audit liis claim of $14,753.
SUI'KKMF. COIWT DKCIiIOSS.
The following dorisious were handed
down by the supreme court justices yes-
tcrday ;
Hooper vs Browningerror ; from Jeffer
son county , afllrmcdopinlon ; by Cobb , J.
.Skinner vs Matron ; error from Saline
county ; reversed ; opinion by Cobb , J.
Stale ex rcl Wagner YsMclJowrll ;
mandamus ; writ awarded : opinion by
Maxwell , Cli. J.
Hanson vs IJerthclson ; nppral from
Uotlgc county ; reversed and action dis
missed ; opinion by Maxwell. Ch. J.
State ex rel Dobson vs Meeker ; writ
awarded ; opinion bv Uccsc , J.
AitiiKarBD run riiutnv :
T William IJarr , a wealthy resident of
this city , was arrested vesterday after
noon for perjury in connection with the
trial .of Tom Carr for violating the excise
law IJarr was ono of tlio jurors and
swore under a severe examination thai
ho had nol talked with anyone about llio
case or expressed or formed an opinion
on it. When the case was given lo the
jury IJarr was the only one ol the Iwolvo
In favor of conviction and he forced his
opinion with such vigor as to force
a disagreement. It is alleged
that in the jury room ho
njffirtcu that he know positively of Carr's
gniH before the trial ami would never
consent to an acquittal. Tom Carr him
self now stops forward und says ho talketl
llio matter over with IJarr bcforo the lat
ter qualified as a juryman , and Harr gave
him to understand tnat ho did not think
there was anything in the charge. The
obstinate stand made by IJarr for a con
viction in the face of these facts has led
Carr's counsel to prosecute him for per-
j ry.
CAl'ITAL limiVITIKS.
The annual mceling of llio Nebraska
State Teachers association is now In full
blast , about ! 100 educators being in at
tendance. The exercises yesterday morn
ing consisted of o.ssavs and address by
\V. II Skinner of lavid City , G. II.
Wood ward of North Bend , C. F. Chamber
lain of Hiimboldt. W. H. Snodgrass of
Osceola , Miss M. J. Urn-rows of Norfolk ,
and Miss Corey of St. Paul. In the after
noon Kov. W. 1 ; . Kingsland of Hustings ,
S. A. Smith of Tckamah , G. K. Howard
of Lincoln , W. C. Picking of Hou Cloud
anil M. .1. btowart of Kearney addressed
tin ; meeting. Last evening Prof. Fits-
Patrick of Loavemvorlh delivered an able
leeluro on "Punishment in Its Kola-
tiou to the Development of Individual
Responsibility. "
At a meeting of citizens hold at the
postollico yesterday afternoon to devise
means for beautifying Government
square , .a resolution was passed asking
Congressman Weaver to secure an appro
priation for that purpose. Authority was
also given Mayor Uurr and 12. B. Coons
to secure proper material for ballasting
the walks , and Mr. Wilkins was instructed
| P niiiku arrunaemuuts for the phmtiiir of
trees , elc.
Four strangers going west on Ihc 1J. &
VI. road yeslerdey were collared by llio
lick pockets as the train was leaving the
lapot hero ami relieved of $510 in cash
tnd cheeks. No arrests wore made , as
the thieves got away before the losers
squealed.
Now Arrival.
Two car loads of the celebrated
"llennoy" Buggies and Carriages just in.
ind for sale by O. S. Pcttis & Co. , 1303
Izard street. Come ami see us.
Buy your shoes of Schwartz , 410 North
ICth street.
Wnltl
Ilako & Palmer , Howard and Four
teenth streets , will offer for sale on and
after April I the largest stock of horses
and mules in the city.
The subscriber invites those of his
'riends wlm wish to obtain money on real
estate security at a reasonable rate of in-
: urcst to call upon him at tlio ollico of the
Omaha Loan and Trust company , second
door Omaha National Bank building.
JOHN RUSH , General Agent.
Increase the Y. M. C. Uuijding Fund.
Attend the entertainment Friday night.
For Rent Store on Dodge si. between
J3lh and 14th. Inquire of A. B. Hubcr-
uuuin.
Invest
IN UAWTIIOIWU CIIKAPIMT Loxa IN
CITV. McCAcui : ,
Opposite Postollice.
Atkinson's ( the lending Milliner/ and
Jlnir Ooods Emporium ) liavo moved to
their spacious rooms in Masonic tcmplp ,
llith hi. and Capitol avo. , whore they wil
in future bo pleasco to greet their many
patrons and friends.
Great , bargains at hnbormann's jewelry
store , cor. lUth and Douglas.
Low freights and large purchases al
low Bradford to sell lumbar low.
For Suit ) .
N. K. corner 23rd and Farnam Sts. , lot
00x13 , two houses with all modern im-
provomenls on easy terms. Price $20,000.
Call on A. Kocu ,
of Tootle , Maul & Co. ,
S. W. cor. 11th and Harncy St.
lluwtliorue.
A safe investment.
Lots $4 ! Uo $700.
McCaguo , opposilo Post Oihco.
Heady mixed paints. Call and get
sample card. W. J. WIIITEHOUHK.
Sixteenth and Webster.
A 8ufo Investment.
Hawlhorue Lots $13. ) to $700.
McCaotJK , Opp. P. O.
CHICAGO ANO
"AIL WAY.
1 UI 1-TE3
Omata ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago
Th B only rodrt to tnkn for lies Molnos , Jfar-
liulltowii , Cedar llnplcU , Clinton , Dliio. Chfuaeo ,
Mllvviinkco ami nil points c'nst. To the peoplifof
f-ebrasku. Colomdo. Wjoinlnir , Utah. Idaho
evlld ! , O eKO , Washington nnd Cnllfornla it
ollorbbuperlor udvuntutroii not possible by any
Amouir a few of tlia numerous points ot supe
riority enjoyeil by the patrons of this rona bo-
IwuunOiiiiihi ) . Bua CbU'ttKo. are Its two trnlnsa
duy of DA V COAL'III.S which uro thu lines ! thnt
liumiin nrl und liitouultr cnn crcutu. lu I'AI/-
ACU BI.KB1-INO OAIl3.whlotiBro models of
comfort nnJ olpjrKtioo. Its I'AlttXJK DKAWINQ
HOOM CAllij. unsurinifBBd by any. und Its wldo-
ly eolebiuted l'AI.ATIAl.nlNIfj6 CAllS. the
tMUnl of which oannot be found nUowhoro.
At Counoil lllutt * the tnilns of the Union Paci-
ftp Hy. coiiuijct In Union Depot with tlioso of thn
Chicago & Northwp4tt.nl fly. In Chicago the
truing of thu Una uicke close eonnr'ctlon with
those of all eastern Unos.
for Detroit , Coliimbui. Indianapolis , Cmcla
niul. Nlnifiiru ValU. IlutTiilo , I'ltubunr. Toronto
Moulrcnl , lloston , Kcw Vork. I'hlladolphln , Uul-
tltnore.WiKhlnifton ud allpolnulii tuuoast.iuk
tliu tlokut ueoiit for tlcXoW via the
. "NOHTJI-WESTKUN. "
If yon wlfhlhe best iioooinmodatlod. Alltloket
THE LAST BEFORE ELECTION ,
A Protracted and Lively Meeting of the Oily
Council Tuesday Evening.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Two of the City Fathers Sot ft llnct Ex-
nmplo The Mayor's Veto An
Kxtrn Session to be Hold.
Council ; i'roccctIIiiR9.
The city council mctTuesday evening at
8o'clock , all but one member being pres
ent. Quite a largo number of spectators
wore ou hand as usual to watch the pro
ceedings and pass judgment on the action
taken.
1-rom the Mayor Approving a special
ordinance making app'.oprialions for llio
payment of liabilities incurred during the
month of March.
From the Mayor Returning without
approyal an ordinance providing for the
extension and opening of Jollbrsoii street
from California street north to Its con
nection with Saundcrs street In the city
of Omaha. The veto was sustained.
From Frank Murphy Asking why fifty
more street lamps liavo not been erected ,
according lo resolution passctl at last
meeting. Referred.
From the Mayor "Gentlemen of the
cily council : I return without my ap
proval paving contract between the city
of Omaha and.I. K. Klloy , to pave that
part-of Tenth street In district No. 57.
The word "Tenth , " undoubtedly , should
bo Tliirlccntlt I have hail the citycngiu-
oer make an estimate of the sum that
will be required to pay for the intersec
tion of streets , and the space opposite
tlio alleys to districts for which contracts
were approved by the council and acting
mayor on llio "tltli iusl. , and find tlio
amount to bo about $0:1,000. : It is well
known to your honorable body that wo
liavo but iffiO.OOO paving bonds at our
disposal , and it is surm-ising to mo that ,
contrary to llio provisions of the charter
limiling the expenditure for any purpose
to the sum militarized by law , that con
tracts for nearly $15,000 ! in excess should
bo received by ollicial sanction , thereby
making cacli of .you individually respon
sible , and rendering your bondsmen 'lia
ble for such unlawful excess. ' "
Contract bond of Chas. 1) . Wood worth
for constructing sandstone crosswalks
on Farnam street trom Ninlh to Fifteenth
streets. Approved.
Mr. Furay moved that the bids be re
ferred lo Iho mayor , remarking : , "Ho is
not coirg lo change ou this subject. "
Mayor Boyd lft would suggest lhat
liu ) coimoil call.nn extra JJJcetmij nfter
llio firs * , of April. About $100,000 will no
Ihen paid for taxes and it can then bo
bolter attended to. "
Mr. Belim "I hope this will bo done. "
Mr Furay " 1 am in favor of anything
to pave the streets of this city , for they
all need it. 1 will amend my motion so
th.it tlicse bills will bo referred to the
mayor and a committee , so that they
may take proper action Ho will be hero
then. "
This last motion was carried.
From Iho city engineer Asking for
more men and a horse and wagon to as
sist him in his work. Granted.
From the city marshal Information
that he has suspended from duty us a po
lice olllccr George Graham for neglect of
duty and sleeping. Referred to police
commissioner witn power to act.
From the mayor Appointing the fol
lowing named persons judges and clerks
of election : First district , First ward
Chas. Strader , Isaac Retibon , Joseph
Burns , judges ; J. 11. Urandt , It. D. Stew
art , clerks.
Second district , First ward Ilcnrj
Mathicion , Henry Ehrenforl , J. Dolau ,
judges ; Julius Heading , Fred Pllagou ,
clerks.
Third district. First ward A. Viney ,
Ed Connors. J. Booth , judges ; J. L ) .
Graven , Albert Scliall , clerks.
First district , Second ward N. B.
Strichner , Jell' O'Ncil , Jerry Mahoney ,
judges ; James Donuclly , Jacob Frank ,
clerks.
Second District , Second Ward Chas.
L.Thomas. D. J. Baldwin , John II Daily ,
judges ; Chas. Bondorf , Paul Nelson ,
dorks
Third Ward A. E. Tillotson , James
Dolancy , Wm. Leniuan , judges ; Henry
Don , W. II. Clark , clerks.
First District , Fourth Ward W. , T.
Mount , It. Tizard , Andrew Bordcu ,
judges ; A. B. Nicholas , Henry D. llccd ,
clerks.
Second District. Fourth Ward James
G. Carpenter , George Hume , David Ken-
niston , judged ; Wm. Chambers , Louis
Brascii , clerks.
First District , Fifth Ward Wm. Wal
lace , Tim Kclloy , M. Fitzgerald , judges ;
Win. MoKouny , John Lucas , clerks.
Second District , Fifth Ward Brice
Biers , John Buckley , Wm. Redmond ,
udgcs ; Chas. White , C. E. Ending ,
clerks.
Eirst District , Sixth Ward-Bernard
Sachasso , John Cane , Chas. Molkms ,
judges : Nato Elliot , clerk.
Second Dislrict , Sixth Ward John
Carr , Collins Jordan , Fred Means ,
judge's ; Wm. Miller , AJolph Brown ,
clerks. Confirmed ,
From a number of citizens , asking that
such legal action as may bo necessary betaken
taken lo permit the building of an iron
bridge across tlio alloy from Harnoy
street to the Pax ton hotel. Granted.
ItUSOLUTIONS.
By Mr.OBehm , That the water-works
company bo instructed to plaeo the proper
amount of Uro hydrants ou IDth slreet
from Hickory street south. Referred.
By Ford That the street commission
er be allowed three more teams and six
men to keep llio streets in a passable con
dition. Adopted.
By Furay That when this council shall
this evening adjourn , 11 shall bo 19 meet
again on Thursday evening , April 8 , for
the trausaolion of general business.
Adopted.
By luray Thai the street commission
er bo and is hereby uulhori/.cd lo employ
such a force , not to exceed four men , as
shall bo necessary to put lu pluco the
bridge over north Omaha crook , on Saun-
tiers street , the material for which has al
ready been purchased , cut anil framed
for many weeks. Adopted.
IlirOKTS Of COMMITTEES.
Fire and water works That Mr. Her-
old bo reinstated In the fire department.
Adopted.
Fire and water works That the ordin
ance pass that curtain additional hydrants
bo put in. Adopted ,
It was .moved that the sidewalk and
bridges and streets and alloys committees
have only one chairman.
Mr. Ford thought that each commit too
oughl to have a chairman. The gentle
men had too much work a year ago , and
now it was dill'crcnt and ho wanted
another ,
Mr. Belim thought there should be one
committee only , when Ihoro were two
they agreed perfectly.
Mr. Ford said that before they do away
with the commllloo on sidewalks and
bridges which this must do they should
change everything.
Mr. Furay thought that they ought not
to change any committees now. "In thu
next council there will bo so many re
publicans that we cannot do unythm" , "
Mr. Ford "Well , lot them attend to
that. We are not Irving lo do so. "
Mr , Thrane "I imnk there is business
enough in streets and alloys nnd side
walks and bridges committees to make
two committees. "
As no motion was now before the house
discussion ceased.
, Special committee That the report of
previous special cnmmitle.o as to llio
damages awarded John Chrlstophcrson ,
madu by change of grade , be adopted ,
After considerable discussion , the oily
attorney was instructed to confess judg
ment for $800. ' ' *
MOIST , BUT rOIXTEI > .
An ordinance was introduced , locating
certain water hydrants In the city. It
was moved thai ,1110 , .ordinance bo read the
second and third time , and passed on its
passage , wheti'n liol discussion com
menced.
"I object , " said Mr. Dalloy , "t.o llio or-
dlnanco , because 1 see no necessity exist
ing at the present time for such hydrants ,
The water works Company told Hie com
mittee and mo n nice story ; too nice ; I
couldn't believe it. ' 1 move that the rules
bo suspended and thu ordinance read
for a second timo.
"I lldiik that these hydrants should be
put in , " said Mr. Lcedor. "The cost will
bo but $10 each. This Is probably my
last night bore , so I am not interested in
any way. The figures show for them
selves what the cost will bo. 1 think tlio
water company has told no untruth. "
"Theso are not considered inlormctllalo
hydrants , " replied Mr Dalloy. "The
price will bo moro than $10. I move that
so much of the ordinance as will put hy
drants In alleys bo stricken out. "
"Soino of our hydrants , " said Mr.
Belim , "have not even water pressure.
We liavo not done the oily of Omaha jus
tice in llils mailer. Why , Ihoro are liy-
tlrauts way out in the woods that do no
good. "
"Ytw , gentlemen , " exclaimed Mr. Fu-
raj' , "there has been action takou in tlii.s
council that will bo condemned by the
people. Some follow may have concealed
the fact that a steal was being outraged
upon lliupcoiilo In the gas matter. If the
people are being tied up by lliis 'smart-
alcck' business , done by a lawyer , a cor
rupt councilman , or , if you will , a cor
rupt council , they can rise up and crush
it out. 1 liavo no doubt but thai my
friend from the Fifth ( Leeder ) has had
Iho wool pulled over his eyes by the water
company , but 1 have not. I won't ' vote
for llio ordinance , but I will vole that tie !
water company do the decent tliinjr by
the people , who sustain them , and with
out whom they could not expect a pros
perous future. I won't vote foi Uus or
dinance. I won't support any man that
docs vote for a company that takes such
a technical advantage of the people. "
Mr. Lcedor replied tnat ho nail , in com
pany with the chief of the lire depart
ment , gone out and tested several hy
drants , according to llio resolution passed
by Iho council , many of them would not
oven carry water , and never iu the world
could there bo snfllclcnt pressure to put
out a lire. "The gentleman from the
Sixth ( Furay ) lias voted for suburban hy
drants many a time , " continued Mr.
Lcedor , "and now , witlt ono foot in Iho
grave ami llio other out , ho has become
so honest. I bcliovo that the water com
pany has the whole city In its power to a
* - - - ' - . . . _ / i. j , . , „ . . .
certain extent , but an \ nrm or oiismess
man would tlo that. Even Furay , when
lie goes east to buy mules , don't buy
them without first seeing thorn. "
Mr. Belim asscrtt'd that the water com
pany is mitttng'in hydrants ou four-inch
mains , while Iho law says that the mains
shall not bo less than six-inch. "This
council , " said lib , "is to blame. I am as
much to blamp as > 1 anyone. I hope the
next council will tiiako them lay pipes.
They can bo compelled to do so. No ono
nceil toll me that I got water from the
reservoir. I know that I get it direct
from the Missouri river. "
Mr. Furay said : * "If Loedcr did not
report to this council that those hydrants
'
were useless , au'tl th'at ho could only hoar
the water whdn they were opened , ho
should be couiicmnod by the people of
this city for neglect of duty. I move
that this ordinance bo recommitted to
the committee on fire and waterworks. "
"Hold on , now , " inlcrrunlcd Mr.
Leeder ; "Furay got oft" half-cocked a few
moments ago , and also foil on" his seat.
The reason I did not get his name on tlio
resolutions is that he would accuse mo of
stealing it. I don't believe it can
bo done ; don't bcliovo he has _ a
name. I went to the city in
Ihe south where ho led the confederates
and saw his staluc , but could not find his
name ; I looked , and still no name. Ho
has boon in the detective business so long
that ho is u professional liar ; couldn't
toll the truth if he wanted "
Just at Ibis moment Furay jumped lo
his foot and exclaimed : "I rise to a point
of order. Ho has said enough. I won't
have any moro. "
"Well , perhaps 'professional liar' is too
strong. The truth should not always bo
told , " replied Mr. Lecdor.
The ordinance was recommitted to the
city attorney.
Ordinances declaring the necessity of
-changing the grades of several streets ,
under a suspension of the rules , a special
ordinance drawing moneys out of various
funds for llio payment of expenses in
curred during the month of March ; sev
eral ordinances changing the curb lines
of strools , and of establishing grades on
oilier streets , were passed , and the coun
cil adjourned until Thursday , April 8th.
PILLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
Tilt Greatest Medical Triumph of the Ago I
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Ifce bead , with a dull itnimtlon In the
back arl , rain nnrter ( bo Uooldor *
blade , FullDOM nftor e tlnir. vrltli adli.
tncllontlonto exertion ot body ormlnd ,
Irritubllltr of temper , I-onr iplrlli , vrllb
areallniiofhKVln DB Uolod Bomoduty ,
Wo rlne s , Dlzzluen , Flutterlna n t Ibo
liearti Uola boforolbo eyci , Jloadacho
orer Uo right cyo , Itexleiineo , with
fltfol drenmB , Illchlr colored Vzluo , and
CONSTIPATION.
TCTT'S Pities arc especially adapted
to ucn caacs , ono dose oifecta eucli a
chang of feallnaas to astonish the sulTorer.
' [ her Inereaie the Appetite , and catue the
body to Take ou J'e h , Ilius tlia STitem ta
noiirlslicil.ura li/tlielr Tonic Action on
the lllKCitl vo Oruaus.lteKHlur Stool * are
liroflucr . I'rloBatie. 4 Murrny Kt..K.Y.
TUTT'S EXTRACT SAHSAPABILLA
ItunovnloJ the body , makes healthy nebb ,
strenjjthens tha weut , repairs tljt > wastes or
vie system with pure blood and bard muscle ;
cones the nervous tystem , invlaoratos the
brain , and Inmarta ( lie vigor of manhood.
81. Hold by aWrfsJs ,
-14 WnrVirSt. . New York.
TUTTLE & ALL/SON ,
Generallnsnrance Agents
211 Sonth Thlrteentn Street.
Tulcjihono C03.
M. n
General Insurance Agent
nEPRESRNTS :
phoenix Insurance Co. , London , Cash
Assets . , . | 5,8fllOW
Wostehostur , N. V. , Assets . 1UOOXK (
G lens FalU , Assets , . l 'TS.UOd
( llrard Firo. Philadelphia , Assets . l M.OuO
Now Uampsttlro CashABSota . lOKIi J
MENDELSSOHN & FISHER ,
ARCHITECTS
D , L. SHANK : Biiperlntondoat.
Absolutely 1'uro anil Unadnltcralcd.
IN MI IN
HOSPITALS ,
CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS ,
INFIRMARIES.
AND PRCSCRIBED BV PHrstciANS
OUIIES
CONSUMPTION ,
HEMORRHAGES
ftitf nit trusting Dturnaenf
DYSPEPSIA , INDIGESTION ,
MALARIA ,
TIIK ONLY
PURS STIMLMT
FOR THE SICK. INVALIDS ,
CONVALESCING PATIENTS ,
AGED PEOPLE ,
WFAK AND DEDIHTATCD WOMEN.
For Kilo by Druggists , Grocers end Dealers.
Price , Ono Pollnr per Uoi He.
. . . t bottlci , n < t tinne rmilne ft *
ftfi lurli * § lip r our trad wnm k 11 tel \ tlif rl 1 rlicbitat ,
ainboip , n t the nm ofcomjuiiT Ucm n In 1ft t If.
C M'erfobBMltorttiO Unfit ? NoutitMiiiesctpl ( tli
TcrritorlM ) , nnabto to procure It fnmi tlitlrtlutttrft ,
run liavt Half Itoivn dent , InlMn | c * , unnitrltr t , Li *
t > reia clurcfa jirrp M , by rruiittlujc Hit Dollnri to
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. , Baltimore , Md.
ft tut S-Cfttt f < iwp for otir l'nfHng Cmntnftton Fur m.
tilaconiMtny prlnrfpaltu oj row tetfttakaml otr tet > [ i *
A'Vi J'trtf/y rainilte for tnttfgt tict D * ptp iatanl
rteoteryf revolt It'attinf Dtitaitt.ran 6 ; ) rrpari < l
nmlthe tu9tor tstiMtyl * eny dtoratf. Mill tutSttr- [
An rtMUnt ippttltlof ItmU oftiiuhlu Uator.nowu
t fcol TM , eurt r > j prp l , DUrrli'k , Pivr Mid Afu * > * t > 4 1
di rd r of lb ItipitUn Cr ni. A f w diPf i lirnt K dclinm HATCT
U A | Uil of chump tent , nl 19 ill uvinft drink * . Tlf tt , > n >
Uir * f rounurMu A k jwr irvtr errtrutiut for Us * ulii
HtkUln ufftciuriJbrX > K.J O.B bltGERTibONS.
J * \7TJPPESlfAK 1T | COLS AQEiiTj
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
The Original and Only dmiiine.
fl fa Q.l tlwaja Reliable. Bow rc of wortlilfIrnttatfoni. .
IvdUprniablo to LADIES * A k jour I > runr1it ; Air
MClilob fttcrc EnslUU" and Uk.o DO other , or i
( unnsW ) ui Car pirtlculari ( n ttttr by return malL
NAME APER. C'hlehwter Chmlc-nlCi ,
ft I U MadUott Square , i'hllmta. . Fa.
Sold by U everywhere. Ak for t' < 'liohc4 ! *
* or * * E lemijrn T I 1111 * . Take _ PqMhf _ _ r _ _
DR. HAIR'S
Asthma Cure.
This Invnluablo encclflo rcnillly nnd perma
nently cures all klnda of Astliinn. Tlio most
pbsthmto nnd Inn ? stnncllng casoa yield prompt
ly to its wonderful ciirlnpr properties. It li
known throughout the world for its unrivaled
cfflcncy.
J. L. CALDWELL , city of Lincoln , Nob. , writes ,
Jan. 25 , 1881 : Since uslnc Dr. Hnir's Asthnm
Cure , for moro thitn ono year , my wife hus boon
entirely well , und not ovou a symptom of the
dlnonfo tins upponred.
WILLIAM HENNETT , Illchlnnd , lown. writes ,
Nor. ! td , 1S8.1 : I hnvo boon nllllctod with Hny
tovornnd ARthmii plnco 18.VJ. I followed your
directions nnil HIH hnppy to say that I never
Blopt better in my llfo. I nm frlad tlint I nm
amoriff the mixny who can spouk so favornbly of
yourremodlus.
AruluRbloClpngo trcntlso contnlnlnRslmllat
Proof from every stnto in .ho U. S. , Canada and
Great Britain , will bo mnllod upon application
Any druggist not having It in stock wiUpro-
ou it
_ _
HAfBDiT-AMERICTN
Coro.pa.ri3r.
A DIHECT LINE FOR
England , France & Germany.
The stenmships ot thlk well Ifiioun line ute
built of lion , \vutor-tlglit compurtiuents , and
uro furnlBlicd with every roqulslto to miiku the
pnssnyobotli pafo und agrot'itblo. 'I'hny carry
the L'nitud HtitlnH nnil Kuropniin in'illt.iuul lo'ivo
New York Thursdays and Saturdays for Ply
mouth. ( LONDONOiiOrboug'PAlUb ) ( and HAM-
I1UUGV
Hutiirtiiiw , the ftlonmorslonvo Iliimburpr on
WednosdnyB nnd Suiidnyg , via. Hnvro , taklnu
imsxciiKOibiit SoiitliHinpton nnd London.
Fiiht cabin ( VI , SUj and ( TS ; Stcorago til.
Itnllroiul tickets lioni Plymouth to llrlstol , Car-
< llir. London , or to nny plnco In the South of
England , I'llKII. Stceniifo from Iviiropo only
5S5. Bond for "Tourlat ( iiizotti' . "
0.0. HIUHAUDteCO. ,
Ooncrnl I'usscnBcr Agents ,
01 Hroadwny , New Vork ; Wnshlngton nnd La
Ballo gta. . Chicago. 111.
_ _
ESTABLISHED 1863.
CHANDLER-BROWNCO.
GRAIN AND PROVISION
Commission Merchants
OFFICES :
Donnl of Trndo , Cli&mlior of Comraoroa ,
CIllOllRO. Milwnukco.
C , MILLER , Western Business Solicitor.
Local Hiisino.'is Solicitor , 130 1 Doug
4 PfiSTTIVF sss ? i a 8si ?
A ruolilYiiborio. .
wmcure
the mot-t obllinUo ease in fourday or loss.
Allan1 sSolubleWledicatad Bougies
No nmisoous doses of cubebs , copaiba or oil of
Bnndulwood tluit uro certain to produce dyapup-
Bla by dostrovlnt ? tlio ooiitln ? of the sioiiuioh ,
J'rJotitl.W ) . Bold l"lr " all driiZTlfts or nmllod on
rucalnt of price. F' > r furtlior particulars Bent
forclroulur. P. O. not 15U. "
T. C. jfiu31iIj .3iT CO. ,
kSJohnsl. , Now VorK.
tUOB-Ul-fllllyiDiO
Red Star Line
Carrying the Holtflutn Hoyul and United Statoj
yPnturduy
Anfwsrp &Hov/York
TO THE RHINE , GERMANY , ITALY , HOLLAND -
LAND AND FRANCE.
Salon from $00 to (100. Excursion trip from
fllOtoilbO. Suuond Cabin fJU , mid K\our&lon
t'JO. bluurUKQ PUSMIKD at low rules. 1'oicr
\Vrltfht A. Sous , General Atronts , U Jtroiulway ,
fjuw Vork.
Omtiha , Nebrwk-a , Frauk B. Moorcs , W. , St , li
* I' , ticket naont.
Biu4 uiu > lor. UlF 'llcu ii. tllta ,
Dr. WARD & co , , tuuisuxi , uo ,
IfirBESTTHREAD FOR SEWING MACHINES
SIX-CORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL .COTT0
i
-Tull Assortment for sale to the Trndo by-
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ,
ar-zs :
is
DCT1 A/CT y > "IT * if * IV I CT
tLVVCLY lOlMt
One of thr Host an $ Lvryesb Stoo'as in the
to Select from.
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS , , $
GKO. DUUKE , Manager ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
KEKEHKNCKS : Merchants' and Fanners' Hank , IXivId Oily , Neb. ; Kearney Nntlonai
JJank , Keainuy , Nob. : Columbus Slatu Haul ; . Columbus , Nub. ; McDonald's iltinlc. North i < i
I'latlf , Neb. ; Omaha National Hank. Omaha. Neb. l * ?
Will pay customers' drafl with bill of hiding attached for two-thirds voluo of stock.
VSHO 19 UNACQJAINTCO WITH THE CEOOKArHV OF THIS
COUNTRY WILL ace or EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THF
CHIOAGO.ROCK ISLAHD S PACIFIC RAiLV/AV /
D.r reason of In central petition anil ijo'c relation to
nil prlnclpxl lines KiDt ntul We > t at Initial and tri .
nilnal | inint . conitltiit t tinnmit lniiorUnt mil
' ' ' " " " "
r'nntihe'ntMlink'in" Urstem "of Vlifuucli "tiTm"por.
tntlon vrlilch Invltpn > n < l rnrllltittcn tr\l ami trnlTlo
liL'twpcn elllMor the Allnnlla nnil Fuclflc C'oanu It
l nisei tlir larnrlts mil licit ronto to unil troin points
Kan , N"rtlia t and Sontln-ant , and rorrtrpomllnL !
points Went , Nortlurrit anil floutlnvcit.
The Great Roclt Island Route
Ounrnntcns Hi pntronn that eenfo of t > 'ipoTi l 8eru *
rllvniruidfil by A nolld , thoroiiirhly kalla.twl roml-
beu.&inonth trncks of conttnuoiid * lft-\ \ rail , eiiuRtnn *
M * roulo uro Traiiibn at all connoctlnK imlnls In
Union Uonota. nd the < innurnftsetl comfiirti nod
luiurfciof Its Pitcioii
The Fn t TItprpu Trains liotwoon CMcuro nm ]
Pcorla. Council IlluiTi , Kanias City t avom\iirth and
Atrhlsun nra cnmpovd of w ll Tentllatcd. llnih up-
- ' '
The Famous Albert Lea Route
I ; the direct and fnvorite line between CMcaitoaml
MlnnoapollsandHt. J'nnlhero ronntloniarr > mndo
Jn Union Depots for nil jiolntn In tlio TcriKorlen and
llrltlili 1'rovlnccl. Orcr this ronfo fnst niprms
1 rains arc run to tno watering plarei. summer re
sorts , plcturosiue locnlltlcs , anil hunting and lulling
ernnnilsof Iowa anil llnno nt/i. It li alfo the mon
.leilrabloroiileto the tl < h wh at llt-lds and pa uir l
Units nf Interior Dakoti
Still another DI1IF.OT LINK. TlaHens and K n.
kaliec , has brnn oimncd between Cincinnati. Indlui-
npolls and Lnfavrtlc. and Council Wntte. Kan > CltT.
tflnneapolls and HI. I'nul and Intermadlatu poliil-n.
Kor detailed Information fro Map * and Koldern.
ohtnlnahle , as well tickets , at all prlnclpnl Ticket
omcos la th Unltoa atato and Canada ! or by ad-
drosblnc
R. R. CABLE , E. ST. JOHN ,
I-roa't Qcn'I M'c'r. Ocn'l rkt & 1'an. As't ,
Milwaukee & % Paul
The Short"l.ine
and Best X&cmte
Froi Omaha to the East.
T\VOTUA1N3 DA1LV IIBTWKBN OMAHA AND
MlnnoiipollH. Jlllwnukuo ,
St , 1'HUl , Coilur Itaplds. Davenport.
Clinton. Dubuque , llockford ,
. Froupott , Jnnosvlllo ,
Klplii , Madison , La Crosse ,
Helolt , Wlnoim
Ana all other Impoituiit points East , Northo j
mid Soutliotist.
Ticket olllco nt 1401 Farnam Btroot , ( In Paxton
Hotoll. and nt Union Pnclllo Depot.
Pullmnn tJleopors nnd the rinost Dlnlnjr Cars
In tlio World tire run on tlio ninln lines of the
CiiicAaoMti.WAUKicK\-Br. PAUI , HAII.WAV. and
every attention Is paid to passengers by ootuto-
ous employes of the company.
11. Mir.r.Kii , Qtnernl MnnnRor.
J.F.TUOKKII. A'slRtnntGunornl Mnnasor.
_ , A.V. II , OAiipE.Mrcu , Uontral Pasaangor aal
Ticket AROnt ,
QEO. K. HBA'roiio , Asiistaat QeuoraU'nasoa
If or ana Ticket Agent.
P , BOYEB & CO.
DEALERS IK
HsII'sSafes.VaultsJimeLocks '
and Jail Work.
1020 Itanium Street , Omaha , Neb.
VALENTINE'S
Short-hand Institute
LINCOLN , NEBRASKA.
Tlio Inrgost , host nnd olioapoU siioiUlmnd and
lypo-wiltlnp school lu the w b
I.ciuii thla raluulilo art nnil sociiro u lucrative
position. Short-hand luught by mull to tlioso
who cannot uttond thu lintltutu.
Wo keep on ImnO u full supply of ritman's
Bhoit-haiul tout liooUi iilso
, typo-wrltor supplies
For pnrtleulais KcnU forolrculnra to
Valentine's ' Short-Hand Institute
111B and US ) 0 otroot Mucola , Nub ;
V/EAK , NERVOUS PEOPLE
And ethers ruffeilnir from
ncrvoui debility , cihimdlnrf
Lhroulo illMt < u > ti. priniauri )
dvollno ot ) uui\\r \ \ ur old Jiro
tiu < ltlri.ly cured bjr Dr.
IIOIIIC'B fanuui ii : lru.
, . _ Marnt-tlo llrll. TbouianU4
In ererjr t/V HUto In Uio Union hiv IMHIU cur. l.
h'lfclrlclV.5y ; Uifmill/frit I'iilrtilM and rnlil IO
icarl Wliole fauillr can wrar fuuo bull Klulrlo
kuiprniurlr > ( e ullUluali ) trlU Avoid wortlilro liu.
luttuiif ami buuui conii&nlctf lrctrl 'J'ru f * for
Ifutilurc. TOO currd ln' 3. Kenii ktampfori 'viii [ ' ltt.
OB.W.J.H08NE. INVEHTOR. 191 WAEUH AV. , CHICACO ,
ESTAIJLISHKD 1870.
Lincoln Steam Dye Works
W. D. UOBBRTSON , Tron'r.
OOlce No. 110' ) 0 Bt. , Works SK. Cor. F. & 9th.
IJacnlii , Xcb. Omuls' CiathiQtf CkuucJ anJ Ue
DKEXEL. & MAUL ,
( GucceBjorfl to J. O.Jnoobs , )
UNDERTAKERS ,
AND EMBALMEHS.
At the old blimJ , 1407 rmimmSU Odors by
tuletriiiih | solicited imd promptly uttoutlod to.
'i'ulupliouo No.iUri
A STANDARD JIKUIOAL WORK
jinn.irnii' . aTjLihv. . - % - 7.-- 77- . ,
i'uiuuutfu rtiu raiiJlM-AGED MEN
ONrY 81 HY MAII * POSTPAID.
S.VJIL-I.L ; EMIHK TO ALT ,
Kxhanstort Vltntlty. Nnrrons nnil Mimic. . . „ „ . , , „ . ,
PremntureDerllnoln Mnn , Hrr0m of f outh , and tha
untold inl erles resulting from Indiscretion nnd erA -
* ' " " A book for every num. youn * . mlddlo-atad
nnd ohl. itcontnlns 125 proscriptions for all acute and
cbroulcdin . , ouch ono or which u liiinlilablo. 80
found by the author trlinno OTporlnnoo for 23 yaanli
encli ns probably never Before fell totbe lot of any
iihytlclnnilknp.itin * . bound In beautiful t'ranoh ntu
lln.enibonnudcovnn , tiillcllt. nunrniitcml to beaflan
vrorkln orory -niechnntoal.lltorurr und prof * * .
Blonnl thhnunr nilior work In this country forli.51
ortbo nmner will be refund In every InnUnoa. Prln
only Jl br ntnll , pontpnlil. llliutrnum smnDla , HIT.
Bendnow. Ooldmeilnln\rnri1od Ilieauthorhrtn * N -
ttonol.Modlciil Afiocliitlon. to tlio Hon. A. 1" , UliialT.
untlussnclnto oinrori ot the boird the luadorls ro-
spoftfully rofcrrml.
The Science of Ufa I * worth inorelottto young an i
roliKllo .iuo1 men of thli KOncnttlan tli'tn nil tliaeolj
mlnoi of Ciilirnrnlmmd tlio silvermlnei of Norada
combined. s. r. Chronicle.
Tlio Sclnnro of I.I to polnn out the rooks and quick-
mud ] on which the constitution uniibopes of many
n 7miiii ( mnn hnve boon fiitiilly wraoted. .Manchester
'
The Science of Mfelsof greater Taluo than 11 tU
medical wnrks pubjlshod In..thlJ country farthapaU
.
'lliosclencaof I.lluli n superb and master ! ? trotk-
l o on nervous and physical doblllty. Detroit JYe
AddrcKstho I'o ibody Sto.llciil Institute , or Dr W. U.
l'nrker.No.4 Uulltlncli street , lloston , Mais. , who rxa/ "
beconiultsd ou all dljomos raqulrinK skil land azperb <
cncn. cnronlutiiul oUHlnato ot oa us that bava Daf * v
tlcil the skill of nil othorphyslclmu spoclaltr. Hacii
trcntpd Biicccmlully wluiuut aa Initunoo ol follurJ
Miintlou Uuiuba Uoi ) . *
ROSEWATER & CHRISTIE , J
CIVIL & SANITARY EKGIKEElii
Rooms 12 and 13 Granite Block ,
T < n = yr = vp > A
OnidoSystouisnndSoworoBo Plans for
nnd ' 1'owni a specialty. Plnng , R. tlmatos aad *
Speculations forPubllo tind other Eiiglnoorln"
works furnished. Surveys nnd Itoport mad
on Publla Iniprovomentt ) . *
t
ANiitr. ) > r ItoSEWATRii. Jlsmbor American 8M
llty Civil Engineers. City Kntrlnocr of
to. 11. CIIUISTII : , Civil Ki
OMAHA OPEN BOARD OF TMD i
PARI.EY & CO. ,
BROKERS mate ]
Provisions and U. B. Stock * , i
1305 Douglas Street , Omaha , ,
Exocutu
corn , pork und railroad stock * .
Iletur by porrnliislon to the Omaha K tloi
liunk. VlistulaaS attention to order * troai l _
torlor whluU uro eollcltbd. PA11LKY A COj ; >
_ _ _ _ . . _
- ( wL4j tjmmu + jt I TM i ' * i t
hood 4ahivln trledlnvitnovervknownrTOjetiVi 4i
S'llKl' 'Tu fanow "Oar ° ' hhW lia li
' , 11. Ill
Netta National Bank
*
'
OMAHA , NEBRASKA. *
Paid up Capital ! , , .r. . . $289 ,
SupluaJHay 1 , 1805. . . . . 80 ,
U. W , YATKS , I'rcslilont. .
A. E. TUU/.ALIN , Vied Prjjsldoat .
W. II. S. UUUIIKS , Cakl rj
. UlUBOinllSJ
li
ur . IT . MouiB , JoimS.
U. W. YATKS , LKWJS S.
A. E. TOUXAI.IK ,
BANKING OFFCEi |
THE IRON
Cor. 12th nnd I'lunsm Street *
Oeiierul llarj ln < llualunii Traataotal ,
' 12SIT
CHlUlI minm n
Intlaiiliy rellcrut.
| lll > * t Violent OttliCk. ,
nnil liiurcft rouiforUl
uklr.alM-p. UMd [
ui/l
Elah&Utiun.tbai noi
3 tb * > p m , facilitate * lira
3eix > cU ) tlon.and l.rKKII'K
flwUf re all otb r rwr.Uri foil. A Irltl faaliirta t l : Jl
Q.kri.llitl of | u lmo > dUlr,4lrrcl o o r.nlll.r iBbt
jl'il. r > 0u. uii H.IHI ) or iliu l.li M br lujll. Tl
fpfl.trtt finuniii. llr. II.SHI > yi < l. < .St. rttLPIn M
Warrnntr Ilrtd for a IT. . Ilulldlq.
A t. Autlrt-tvit llur. I' a , , will be
'tld ' mail loeacb of tL Jr.t 100 xi
bu rmult * duly 4Jo. to u
Jltud by Not.iry HiiblltVr
In lull lollmuWdv
fu e of starting B U > c TtJoTo y"ln our
A xouii kal&ry paid for your rrvieMlu
tills Krce I.OI. \ \ ' pay all Isirs fcr
JA'.VS "J"nF..at IU ° " "yor "om f'
\Mlh Deed \\lll be sent pauipliltl * ,
Adilresn 61. siiutrttct Hay llatlnxuf 4.1
M.lnbl. . ClDcinukll.O. , or HI.'Aid '
! * IJMfl can t > e * i cntrd u
Hdei I2i CillUouitU uQlc * .