THE OMAHA DAILY BJEE : SATURDAY , JTThY 10 , 1880.
OZEEE-AJ ? IHOIMIIES
FOH SALE BY
-IX-
WK HAVE AKOUT 250 OI' TIIK CI1OI KST LOT § IiV OMAHA
view i-urT , AND AIM : \ < > w I EMI : AUII > TO OATKACT
WITH IMIlTIEh WANTINU UlfelKABLi : HOLIES , ON TIIK
BIV'U MUTUAL. TEIUIS AXI > IMVMKRITS.
The LOTS range in price from.
FOR INSJBE LOTS.
CONNER LOTS "AREaIIO © HIGHER ,
Will build houses worth
$500 on a $100 cash payment ,
$800 on a $200 cash payment ,
$1,200 on a $300 cash payment ,
$1,600 on a $400 cash payment ,
$2,000 on a $500 cash payment ,
$2,400 on a $600 cash payment :
$2,800 on a $700 cash payment :
$3,000 on a $800 cash payment ,
$3,500 on a $1,000 cash payment ,
$4,000 on a $1,500 cash payment ,
WJR SIIAI..TL OXI/iT LEAVE THIS OFFER OPEIV TOR A FEW
DAYS , AS WE WISH TO DO WHATEVER ISUIlLDlNft WE ARE
TO DO WITHIN THE A'EXT SIX'JTl ( CO ) DAYS.
si
Located on the gently sloping side liill , facing towards the river , between
Ittncr's brick yard and the residence of L. B. Williams the southeast
corner of the addition being at Lake and 30th streets.
The Red nnd Green car lines both run to within 4. blocks o
oM.A.E3.A. : : : :
The Belt Line Runs Just West of It.
A Fine Brick School House is to be Built
There ,
-A Church will will Probably be Built this
Summer ,
There is now a Good Store on the Addition
The View and Surroundings are Excellent ,
60 good houses luivo nlroady been built and are occupied by the very best
class of people.
The now foundry is but a few blocks north of OMAHA VIEW , and it is ru
mored that the North and South Cable road will run out 83d street in
fc. this addition at an parly date. ,
i > The lota tire the cheapest by all odds in the market , and arc nil that could
bo naked in point of beauty ,
The teimj arc such as cannot fail to suit nil ,
The atloution of all wanting homes is invited to our proposition , as stated
above , Call on us for ninps , plats and particulars , and go out with us and
see the lots.
& Mill ,
Keal Estate , 1408 Farnam St ,
FAST FOLDING THEIR TENTS
Ohautauqua Onmpcrs at Oroto Leaving Out
door Life For Their Homes.
THE FAREWELL MEETING TO-DAY.
\Vliot the Uncle Island Has Hccii Se
cretly Doing A HtooUuinu
Crushed in Death nt Falls
City Stnto News.
Drnxvltig to n Clone.
CIIRTI : . Neb , July . fSioslal Telegram
lo the Jlii : : . ] Wobejlii to loall/eas xxo see
the various preparations fet home KoiiiK on
the grounds him neat the cud of this assem
bly feast of good things Is. Sunday , Ju ly 11
a Hxo day i > oixlce of f-osjicl meetings beulns.
1'hesn meetings xvlll bo in chaiire ot the dlf-
fi'icnt ministers of the state and a good time
H expected. All on thegiomuls aiocoidlally
Invited to remain. Mrs , ,1 , Klleii Fostei , of
loxva , left this moinlng foi Toiicka , Kan , ,
xvheie she Is expected to speak. li. ) Alden
with his wife ( Pans and son , lettthls after
noon. Clam 13. Colby , of Beatrice , who Is
vlce-Dtcsldoiit of the National Universal
.StilTiaco oiganl/atloii , came in this morning ,
' 1 lie Nebraska New s association have n reed ,
If a lot bo provided them , to put up a building
enstliiK about S.HX ) fiiinhhed with a
telegraphic liisliumcnt and operator. Tlio1
morning xxas idxeu up to the examina
tion ot the children's noimal classes
by their xnrlous teachers. Protcssoi Sherxxln
tint thu finishing touches on his choiuscs and
pax o his class some excellent advice for the
tuture. The lecluie by Dr. Meiedlih on
"Christ as a Teachei" xxas especially lei the
toadiois. JIo says of this class ot xvorkers
that belorc they c.m projierly teach the truths
ol the Bible they must make those truths real
to themselves. li. .Mcicdlth Isiieisonally
and so dcenly interested In the subject of the
nccessmj qualllicatlnns of Sunday school
teachei-s that he never falls to bilnu the tiuth
ot what ho says on this question light home
to the heateis. The grand social and lilshu-
mental conceit Iu the exenlng xxas one of the
laient attiaetious of the assembly. Tlio
ehoi ues w eie esjieciallv good. Among the
special leatuies xxeio xocal solos by li. F. A.
Itiekoi , .Miss llamllu and Mbs Coia ( Jates , a
violin solo b > Fouest Cheeiiy , and a leclia-
tlon by .Miss Pail.tr. After the conceit a
veiy hearty vote of thanks xx'as tendered the
ladles ot tfio dining hall , also to the prislllent
ot the assemoly , Mi. F. I. Toss. . A faicwi'll '
meeting xxill bo held to moiiow iionlM3' ] ( at s
o'clock , which all xxill wish to attend. *
The assemblx has been a magnificent suc
cess , and all xvho attended this yeai will wlsli
to come next yeiu. They xvlll be heaitily
w elcomed.
Tlio Itoclc Island's Secret AVorlr.
Sinxr.v , Neb. , Julj 0. fSuucIal t > the
Ih.K. ] A paity ot nine suue.xois lias hectr1
discoxercd in the Held thirty miles south of'
Lodge 1'olc , Neb. , heading toi the noithxxesU
Their destination and in xxho o employ are
facts xx filch hax-e been kept sccict until to
day , xxhen it became known tlmt they are
running a line for the Chicago Ar Hock Island
tallxvay lioin Kansis City to Foil Fetteiinan ,
in Wjomiug , xx-lieio the line xx ill strike the
Fiemont , Missouri Valley t KIKIunn , xvhich
is the tians-Mlssourl extension ot the Chicago
cage & Noitlixvcstein. The Jtock Island
stuxejois will inn theli line acioss the
Union 1'acific at Lodge Pole , txxenty-txx-o
miles east of Sidney , about the lilth of this
month , thence noithwest ton point eighteen
miles west ot Camp Claike , on the Noith
Platte Hxer , which they xvlll eioss , and thence
inn the line to Fctterman. This particular
party began woik on the south sldo of the
Platleiixci.
A Stocknmn'H Fatal f3tci > .
FALLS OITV , Neb. , July 0. [ Special Tele
gram to the Hiu.j About hall-past thrco
o'clock this afternoon , xvhilo the MLssouil
I'aciliofieleht train was near the B. & M.
ciosslmr at this place , a stockman by the
name of A. W. Smith fell under the xvheels
and had both logs mashed at the knee. Af
the time of the accident the Injured man was
standing on the top of one of the cats , which
weie mo vingsloxvly , and was in the act ol
stepping onto the top ot the nos-t ear ahead
of him , when ho made a misstep and fell be
neath the xxheols. lie xxas at once cat tied
up town to tlio Union house In
an unconscious condition , whcio
he died in about txxo lioms.
JJo has no near rolatlxes in this part ot" the
countiy , except txxo mauled sistcis , one
living nt Howe , the olher at Veulon , nine
miles north of this cltx % They have been tel-
and will be down at lSOto-niglit. :
Failure atVi alioo.
WAIIOO , Neb. , July 0. [ Special to the Bin : . ]
To day W. W. Burns , proprietor of the
Commercial house , failed In business. At
piesont no definite statement of liabilities 01
assets can be gixou. His , crodllois are mi-
111010113 , and It is quite certain thuttho ; ciedit-
ors cannot recovei more than a small pet-
centago of theli claims.
A Farmer's Arrest.
OAKLAND , Nob. , July 0. [ Special Tcle-
gian. to the BKE.J Thomas Conner , a xvcll-
lo-do faimci , living llxo miles noilli ol Lyqns ,
\x-as ancstcd this afternoon by A. K. Wells ,
of this place , for sclllm ; inoitgaged propeity
to the amount of Sl.oou , ilo xvas bmught
hoio and gax'o bonds for his anngaianco to-
mono xv.
_ _
Tlio Ilroxvu Iiiipeuohiuciit. *
Dus MOIMS : , la. , July 0. The senate met
at 8x : : > a. iu. , Manager Cousins boginnlng' '
lils aigiiincnl on tlie part of the state and
occupying the forenoon. Each statement
made xvns folloxved up by a lonjj list , of
Ameilcan and Kngllsh pioceilenU , sunpoit-
ing evciy phase of the question which had
been presented dm ing the trial. Mr. .
Cousins xvas the youngest member of the
last liousuof lopiosontatix'os , and his speech
to-da > atti acted a largo audience. Kx-Sena-
lor Bills occupied the afternoon In the clos
ing aigiiment lor the dolen.se. Ills speech
was devoted nioio to Iho geneial featmcs of
the case than to the spocillc. The court ml-
JoiiinedalOp. m. , wlthMr. Bills still oecu-
pylug the lloor. Itishaidly piobablo that
the aigumoiits xxill bo finished this week.
Great Iinlmr DoinoiiHtrntlon.
J o.vnox , Ont. , July 0. A labor deiiionslra-
tion took plnco hero to-day In honor'of the
delonates attending the qimdiennlal coin en-
lion of the International Mouldois' union of
America. The demonstration originated
with the tr.vlos unions and Knights or Labor.
Ox ertxvonty thousand oneiatlvos walked Iu
the procoshlon tluoiigh Iho pilnclpal streets
canj ing banuou and American and British
Hags , the visitors occupying the posts of
honor. The principal ft-atmes of the pro
cession were wagons containing xvorkors at
lliolr different trades , niachineiy In opera
tion , and the presence in carriages of young
women members of the Knights of Labor
wearing badges of the order. This cxonlng
Mcssi . Limy , of San Francisco , Trovellick ,
of Detroit , and MoFaddon , of Chicago , do-
lixered addresses ooforo an immense auul-
dice.
A I > to ou
WASIIINOTOX , July P. Senator Hotir ,
chairman of the committee on privileges and
elections , iiirnlshes with icquost for publica
tion the following :
. .
To the Public The published statement
that Senator Loiran icqiiested tlmt the votes
of the members ot the committee on elections
as to the lux estimation Into the Improper
means used. If any , in the election of Senator
Payne should bo Kept a seciet , Is xxithoutany
foundation whatever. Senator Logan made
no such leanest , nor did any Senator on this
committee make such a request. 1 do this by
unanimous uuthoiity of the committee.
[ Signed ) ( iKoitaK F. Ho.iit ,
Chairman Committee- Privileges ami
Elections. _
Transcontinental Tliuo Sliortoned.
SAN FitANctsco , July P. General Supeiln-
tcndent Flllmoro elates to-day that the Cen
tral Pacific lalhvay wllloo-operato xxltli the
Union Pacilic to shorten the overland. schedule
time. The decrease between hero and Ugdoii
will bo one liqur eastward , two and one-Jialf
hours xvestxvprd. The nexv time table goes
Into effect July 25. It Is stated the Atlantic
fa Pacitic xvill moot any reduction uiado oy
other roads ,
IXmO.VANT AT HAIjLi.
loxva's DclcRntlou Dcuouiico
Action on tlioDcn Mollies Hill ,
W VsiiivoTDNVJulj'O. [ Special Telegram
to the BF.K. ] Considerable Indignation Is
being shoxxn by tlie liaxxkex'e delegation on
account of the aqllon 9 ! Keiircpcntative Hall ,
of the I'lrst loxva district , on the Dos Molnos
rlxer land bill , when It was before the house
the other day foi pasirtgo oxer the president's
veto. It xvas generally supposed outside of
the loxva delegation that Hall was a friend
of the bill , and this .Impression alloxx-ed him
to do considerable harm. A member from
Nexv Voik sajs that Hull not only did not
xx oik for the bill , but did all ho could against
It , and that ho ( Noxv York member ) xxas In
part Induced to vole airalnst the passage of
the bill bj repiescntiitluns made to him of
Hall's position on the ineixstiie. None of ( the
Iowa democratic members haxe any apology
for Halls dodge , of the xoto on this bill ,
while all the tepubllcans condemn his
course.
xxtt.i xxoiti. ron its rxssvnr.
] Jeprocntatlxe Holmes of loxxii , xvlll make
a xlgoi ous clfort to secure the nassaito oxei
the pipsldenfs xelo of the bill to pension
Kdxvatd M Ilaiilngton. of Foit Dodge. 'I ho
piesldent xetoes the bill on the giound that
Haiiliigton xvas Injuied In adilllcultv with a
comrade. Ills friends say , and Major Holmes
xvlll prox-e. that Han Ington acted In self-dc-
fonso. and Is noxv lusniie and In an asylum.
HAiAiii ) xx-A.vis lom : A .nuxii : .
It Is learned today ou unquestioned au
thority that Societal y of State Bavin d Is am
bitious of seilnit iiiion the United States HU-
piomo bench. U hen Mi. Havard accepted
the portfolio of .state ho used all the means at
his command to M-CIIIO the election of Mr.
( lia.x us Ids successor lei tlioreiualiidor.ot the
unexnlied teim. More than that , hoassiiiod
Mr. ( iiay that the same liillucnce should bo
oveited to insurohlsie-electlon lor the full
term , xvhich commences March , 1SS7. Butter
tor this piomlso Mr Bayaid hlnisoll xvould
endeaxor to succeed Senator ( iiay , for It has
been an open .secret for months that he Is
dlbsntislicd xvlth his piesont surroundings.
Next to n seat In the senalo Mr , Bayaid
would niefei a scat on the supiemo bench.
He lias communicated this desire to tlie pies-
Jilent xvlllilu Iho lasl week , and iccel\ed In
leplytho asstiraiue that shnulil a xacancy
occur oefore the close ol the piesetit iidmlu-
Istnitlon his xvlshes shall be complied with.
HAlI.ltO.YD LAXI ) I1IIAN1S.
"It Is my opinion that thcio xvill bo
no foiloltuiesof the Pacific laud grants by
this eongioss" said an old iMhoad atloini'X' .
noxv a member ot congress. "The tumble
K" . continued ho , "that the lalhoad compa
nieshaxo just ciiouirh filondsln the lioii o
and senate to defeat the final passage of any
bill. '
"Hut the senate has passed a bill , and It is
noxxMivitoie the lioiifce , toilciting about three
ntllllMis ot acies , " I suggested.
"Tine , " tepllcd the statesman , "but tlio bill
is amended so that u can m xer pass the sen
ate , The house xxaiits to ioiteit all of the
Northern Pad lie grants , or pictend.s that H
docs , when it knoxxu lull well that it can
r.tCivti ) ; make the senate agiee to it. Those nto
Jhc-Uietics of theiailioad men in the house.
.N'cai'b every mail in the house xx ho is makfjipr
so much fuss about land foifeltiuos is afraid
tJieio will bo forfeitmes. and exeiy one is de-
niauding moic thyn lii ; knoxxs the senate xvlll
giant. What mus | bflone \ ) to get back these
uneained lands Inipiw meal xxoik take a
little at u time , Itweeau'tgetinuie. I know
thcao pictended enthusiasts ate saying that
to taken paitof tlio giants Is to conliim Ihc'
balance , and that theioloie we must foi felt at
on < vtlme all xxo expect to foifet. Th.it Is
another line of lo\yaigiimont bv the railroad ,
meiiibcis. The bill passed by the senate has
a clause in It ' 'piovidjug that this for
feiture shall Irt" nowise affect the other
] ) oitlons ot the grant or grants. Be-
.sidcthe house can make that
taint as clear and strong as it xvishes and tlie
bonato xvill concur. But mark in > words :
When jou sec a thl'iiibcr , or senatoi , either ,
clamoring for a 'Vleay sweep , " a forfeiture
of all grants , to a load , you can set hljn doxvn
as ahlend ot the load , and an enemy of the
foifelture , llkexxiso a dciuazoinie. It has
been tlm practice tif'flio Pacilic companies
'
'lor niariy years , and 1 knoxv Itbecauso it was-
a long time my business to co so far aS to
ruin legislation , ajid defeat foifi'iture alto-
gclher. If wi ? e\cr get any land from the Pa-
cincs it will bcl > y sjiiRll amounts. "
OXKOOOI ) UtAIT.
The country. Inespectlvo of paitv , should
unite , in praising President Cleveland for at
least one thing , eallinir a halt on the custom
ot using the appropriation bills iu the bouse
as a lex-erase to contiol legislation , icsulting
in prolonging the lust session of a congiuss
for from txvo to tour months , at a cost ol mil
lions ol dollars. 11 Is believed that the first
session of the next congiess xvill bo at least
txvo months shoitei than this. To slioxv
what can xvhcn It must be done , the house
and senate , too , accomplishes the same
woik on appiopriation bills at the second
session of a cougiess in eight \\ceks that it
loqiihes six or eight months for at the first
session , ' 1 ho second session ends , by pro
vision of the constitution , ou Maich 4 Is the
reason.
A srxiMin : itnsoni SCIIKMB.
It Is amusing , the devices lluoxvn out by
proprietors of summer resorts to cet an nil-
vtiitlM'inunt by having Iho entertainment of
Piesidont Clexelandand , vlfc. Having met
with uniform icbulls by extending dliect in
vitations , they hax-o been engaged In dolng.so
through coiiiiiesbiiieii , goveino-s and distin
guished private citi/ens. The scheme Is to
get Mr. and Mis. Cloxqland to visit a piixato
citizen near a summer resort not xxell advoi-
tlseil , and then hax-o the citizen take Ills
guests oxer to the resort tor a tcxv da > & all
at the expense ot the proprietor aforesaid.
The picsldent Is not hasty in making icplles
to invitations , and in considering them in
quires Into the geography of the adjacent
countiy.
Wr.Sir.IlN' I'OsTAT. CirANOKS.
Hnrilett Knoxvlton has been commissioned
postmaster at Oldtield , la. , and Hobeit Alts-
tin at Tama City , la.
. After to-mon oxv Cedaivlllo xvlll bo omitted
from the'seivlcoon the star mall route ox-
'tending from Piulrle Cdutio to Leap City ,
Chunccs have boon ordered iu the time
schedule of the star mall route from Trenton
to Brighton , la. , as tolloxvs , to take oiled
July IS : Le.ivo Trenton Tuesdays , Tliius-
days and Satindays at 7 u. in. ; airlvu at
Brighton uy 12 m. Leaxo Brighton TUPS-
davs. ThuiMlays and Satindays at 1 p. m. ;
arrive at Trenton by 0 p. m ,
IMI.'iSO.VAL MKNTIOV.
E. C. Webster , of Hastings , Neb. , Is here.
The Pnyne Ueporta.
Wnsni.voio.N , July 0. The sonnto com-
jnltteo on pilxilcges and elections held a
nieullng this moining ut which the icports of
the majority and mluoilty In the Payne case
xveieicad , but no time xxas allordcd foi dis
eutslou nnd eunslderatloii , ami another meet
ing w ill bo hold Dofoio they aio made nubile.
.Troubles.
DANVFLLF , 111'vMity u , The striking
minors ot Giapo Crooftfira still In a. state ol
Intense oxcltcniont'no'lii tuo report that no-
gio irlners are to'JW 'flnported ' trom Ken
tucky to take thelr < ffjaees , and It Is their in
tention to keep ttroi fiiibstltutes from going
to worlc. Pcrsuasftu ) Hy'vii bo used Hist , and
U tlmt falls force y'fto \ \ ' resorted to. The.
negroes will arrwe 'to-niorroxv luorning.
Shei iff Turtle has ifilrty-livo deputies at the
creek , who are unrtfr orders to quell any dis
turbance The strlkefiS-jiro dotoi mined tlmt
no one except thfiMgciyes shall work the
mines. Serious trQjb-U anticipated.
Tlio
MI.LWAUKEU , JiflyTillain fell early this
moining and ther piomlsos of good
showers , liain is reported in many purls of
the state and thcio. ' nos ] > thegie.it diought
Is at an end. In iriiuly parts of the state
there lias been no rain slnco May 15. Crops
have sulfered tcniblj so tar as can bo
Icarnod. All forest fires that haxo laged Ui
the noi thorn pait ot the state for borne ilajs
past haxe been extinguished.
<
Ilo StretchoU Ills Strlnt : .
KxoxviLi.u , Tonn. , July 9. John Lam
bert , a printer by trade , xvas executed at
Charleston , N , 0. , to-day In the ruesenco of
several thousand peojilo for the murder of
Dick Wilson , twenty months ago in Jackson
county. Lambeit had been drluklng heavily
the da } of the murder and had a grudge
aealnst Wilson. Ho left a stareiaeut
protesting his Innocence and charging an
other person xvlth the murder.
Sam Arolier
fOLts , lad. , July ft Sam Arclier
w 03 hanged at Shoals at 11:30 a. m. The
criino for xvhich Sam Arclier Buffered death
was complicity in the murder of Samuel A.
Bunch on July U , IbsJ. The murder was the
icsultof an old family feud.
"SMELLS , TO HIGH HEAVES"
Sorione Charges Made Against the Omaha
Medical College ,
DEATH IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
Hurt Iu n lluuaxxny Court Notes
ItuililliiK Poriults A Man .Hiss-
lug UrovltloH null Vari
ous liooal Mutters.
Sxxcet Scented I.aliori.
A party of city eounellmcn , consisting
of President lieuhcl and Messrs. Loxvry ,
Leo nnil Seluoder , accompanied by txvo
rcpoi tors , one of them a representative
of the HKI : , might have been seen toiling
up the Tenth street hill south ot the
ilenot , laboul txvo oVloek yesterday
The parlj xvas bound for the corner of
Eleventh and Puoillo streets for the ex
press purpoio of investigating a horrible
strnclt or rather medley ot .stenches-
said to arise trom the dissecting room of
the Omiiha Muilieal College building
xvhieli Is being lomovod from the eoinor
ot Eleventh ami Pierce streets to the cor
ner of Txu'lfth and Pacilic streets. The
residents in this vicinity say tlmt the
ndor.H emanating fiom the dissecting
room of the Institution aiu no.xious ami
xx ell nigh unbearable.
Arriving at tlie old situ of the medical
college the patty ga/eil nt the ruins of
the foundation ami wondered how and
xvhere thov xx'ero going to oommeneo
their investigation.
Councilman behroedor xvas just about
to smrgest that all hands niljourn to got
a glass of beer , when Air II. P. Hirket ,
xvlio Jivoa in the neighborhood , put in an
appoar.inco \-olimteered to show the
party of city lathers something about thr
grounds of complaint. Ho escorted
them lirst to a Iur < ro pit in one corner of
the foundation , whioli hu said the college
in'ofessorsvero in thu habit of lltroxving
the dead bodies into. This pit connected
xvitli the difisccting room b.y txvo tiap
floors and us soon as tho.tlissectors weio
through xvitli the corpses , the Jm'ingled
remains \vould be dumped without lur-
tlusv ceremony into the ) > it Workmen
eVoavjitiny on tliis spot had uneaitlicd
the ' 'adavers of a largo number of in
fants in all stages of dissection , asvoli
US' lllo corpses of sovoial
full grown subjects. 'J ho stench
troin this pit was simply hor-
rlljjfe , until it lintl been eovo'red up with
thedirt. . K\cn then , at close r.ingo , it
was appallfng. Mr Iturkol also pointed
out a cornorof the lot invhich the meilt-
cal college formerly stood. He said that he
had witnesses to shoxv that the authorities
xvore in the habit of burying their half
dissected victims there a tew inches bcloxv
the soil.
The next visit xvas nnula to the medical
college which xvan on wheels at tlio corner
of Elox'cntli and 1'acirio streets , being in
process of removal by Baldwin iUclim. \ .
From the building , the doors and wmdoxx's
ofxhieh were open , Mr. Hiiket asserted
that the most iio.stril-roiuling stenches
) ) roceedeil , greatly to the detriment of
the health ot the people in that vicinity.
"There is the corpse of n man lying in
there on tlio dissecting table noxx' , halt
cut up , ( liscmboxvelled and trop.inned ,
which is almost in the last stages of
decay , " said Mr. Birket. " 1 will slioxv it
to you -
"No , you won't , " said the foreman of
the moving gang , blocking up tiie door
way as Mr. Hirket and tlio city fathers
" \vero about to outer the building.
"What ! what ! " gasped thatgontleman.
lrl'yo got orders to keep everybody out
of this building , "said thu foi 1'iiiau coolly.
lf ] guess tlio mombcrs of the city conn-
oil have got a right to enter , " put in a
city father at this fitnccniv.
"That's alt light , " returned the fore
man stubbornly , folding his aims. "I've
got my orders , and I am going to obey
thorn Besides tlmt , there ain't no de
caying' corpse in the dissecting room. "
mitMr. Hirket xvas Mire that there
was. A short consultation xvas held , and
it was agreed that the city council ought
to uphold its authority. Accordingly a
pphceman xvas sent for and about three
o'clock the obstrupoious foreman xxas .set
aside.
The committee then made an c\amina-
tion of the building , making disuovmic ?
which xvero foi lowed by the en dilation
of a petition , xvhich resulted in the call
ing of a HDCciul meeting of the council
w'hich was hold at 8 o'clock last evening.
All of the aldermen were present except
( Joe Iman and Fold. President Beehol
cu led the council to older and stated
that the object pt the meeting was to
consider thu advisability of declaring the
Omaha Medical college a nuisance on
account of charges xvhich had _ been made
by citizens living in the vicinity of the
college.
Ernest Stulil , xvho lives near the college -
lego , xvas first called upon to inform the
council upon tlio state of all'airs existing
at the college. Hu said that this nuisance
had boon going on ever since Hie col lego
xvas started. Ho lived in the tear of the
building and last winter , one cold night ,
ho climbed out upon his roof ami looked
ever the window into the ilissccting room
of the college nnil there saxv the doctoru
and students at work upon a subject. He
wan in the bujlding a day or txxro ago
xvlion they commenced to move it and
saxv a part of a. subject dried up , lying on
the dissecting table , with ribs anil bones
and old clothes scattered around the
room.
Mr. 0. P. Birkott was then
called out and detailed at length
his knoxvledgo of the college ( lib-
sooting room. Ho groxv eloquent in
giving an account of the horrible condi
tion of the ilissccting room xx-hioh ho
pictured as "Jilled xvith evidences of dead
mortality. " Ho said tlmt when the college -
lego xvas located there six jearu ago it
wtis with the distinct understanding that
the dissecting room xvould bo kept in n
condition tlmt xvoukl not give nsn to any
unpleasant odorn , Of late the residents
of the vicinity had been tioubled about it
feat fill odor which has pervaded the
neighborhood but could not trace it to its
origin until on Wednesday xvlton the college -
lego building was placed on wheels for
removal to its new location , Mr.
Birkot then vihitcd the place
and found that the collar
place under the building had been used
as a placeto deposit the surplus llesh as
it xvas cut from the bono.s of the subjects
for dissection and that the htcnch xvas so
noausceateing that ho couhl not sta ;
near the place. The doors of the build
ing were open and ho cntorod and xvont
into the dissecting room. On the lloor
xvoro scattered rags and remnants of
clothing which hu thought had conm
from dead men xvho had nox'or been ac
corded a Christian burial. On the table
xvas thq frame of n human being. ' 1 ho .
head had been cut ofl'and tlio body dU-
emboxvolled. All of the parts worn
lying on tliistablo in their naked ugli
ness , omitting an odor that xvas no.\ious
and sickoning. Mi HiiKctt
xvantcd the college removed outside
of the city limits , The citi/ona x oui ! |
eternally protest ngainot its roloc-itluu in
the part of the city where it noxv is , .
Alderman heo c.ald ho xvab astonished
at the revelations xvhieli had been mado.
Ho didn't think it possible that a class of
educated people like the doctors of Omaha
xvould bo neglect the laxx'3 of health ami
decency as to cart dead people through
the streets of Omaha in open houses. He
thought it xvas a blanked nuisance and
tin outrage.
The matter was disposed of by a row-
lution offered by Mr. Daily and adopted
by the council that the matter of u nuis
ance being maintained by the Omalni
medical college bo referred to the board
of health xvlth instructions to abate Uio
same and liitve it removed beyond the
oitv limits
The council then ndjourned.
TIII ; micToiis SIMVK :
l > rs. Lcis-eurinc. Carter and Ayres ,
members of the Omaha Medical college ,
were soon by a HKI. rcpoi tor last oxen-
ing. Tlioj stated in substance that thcio
were no gummls for the charges mude.
Last winter the college had a janitor xvho
was caieloss and did not properly clean-
out the dissecting room , but he xvas discharged -
charged and the place tilled by n moro 10-
sponsiblo pal ty , slnco which time there
has boon no trouble xvhatexer. Dr Aju-s
stated that the fuss had all been laisod
nbout some specimens that belong to the
medical museum , most of xvhieli xvoro
prepared in Philadelphia. The boilyie-
feiToil to , ho sahl , xv.is perfectly drv and
had been painted , leadyto be placed in a
ca o.
oinn IN Tim corxTY , iAin.
Career oCTom Ilojlc Urouglit to n
Sail null Siiililou ICntllnH'
On last evening Tom Boyle , a
young man well known in Omaha , xvliero
ho was born and real ed , died a fearful
death in the county jail under the most
distressing circumstances imaginable.
Ho xvas arrested on Tuesday ovenlng
while sufl'ering from an attack of
Ueleriumtremons and placed in the oily
jail. Here ho spent n night of untold
agonies , lighting the imaginary demons
that wore tormenting him. Medical at
tention was given him without the de
sired eH'oet and his ravings continued
through the night From sheer exhaus
tion ho became quiet on Wednesday and
xvas sent to the county jail to sober up.
Ho appeared to bo resting easily during
the day anil on \ \ ednesday night , but
Vcstcntay the reaction set in nnd
it soon became evident that
ho could not recover lioin the terrible
ctTcots ot the dobauoli xvhieli had brought
on the attack. Physicians wore poxver-
less to aid him , and he .sank rapidly until
8 o'clock last owning , xvlion death ended
his sullerings. He xx us at unco removed
to tlio undertaking rooms ot lic\el fc
Maul , xvlioie his remains xvore prepared
for his Initial , xvhieh will take place at , ' 5
o'clock on Sunday afternoon fiom Hie
rosidonoo of his parents on Chie-igo
felieet , betxvcen Txvelfth and Tliiitoentli
The deceased xxas a joung man but
twenty-eight jeais of age. He xvas par
ticularly bright , and for a number of
years hold a position of trust in the
freight department of the Union Pacilic.
Ho loll \ictim to drink , how over , mined
Ins own piospeets in lifebioke the hoails
ot aged parents and brought on his oxvn
bad and untimely death Deep sympathy
pievails for tlio unfortunate young man's
patents and brothers , who are so sadly
nlllicted.
$ : i ( > ,00r > In
Inspector liitlock issued building per
mits yesterday as follows-
I'lank ( Sariotj , one-story fr.nue cot-
t.iKe , Nineteenth sheet neai
ideu : S l.SOO
W. It Honian , one-stoiy frame cot-
taiie , Twentieth sheet near
Lake 1,250
Xatlian Shelton , tlnee-stoiy buck
tenement block , Dodge near
Txxenty-iointli 10,000
Nathan bhelton , tlnce frame cot
tages , California stieet near
Twenty-thl id 3,000
Jerome Kuch , txxo stoiy ftame stoie.
Williams and Fifteenth sheets. . . 2,000
Weluor Kohl , txxo-stoiy buck stoie ,
f > 12 South Sixteenth stieet 1-tOO
F. Wllhomy , t\xo-stoiv fiamc icsl-
dence , on Noith Twenty-second. . 2,000
Ilaiiunn JJro smogai faeloiy ,
Txvcuheth near Doicas . - 2,000
Eight pel mils acrgieatlnjr. 520,450
A Jlan JllsHlncr.
Henry Rohxx'cr. a young man who lives
about eighteen miles north of Omaha ,
crime into the city on Tuesday to meet a
lady friend who xvas oxneotcd to arrive
on the averting tram from Grand Island.
In the afternoon ho started to xvalk to
the stock yards to meet the incoming
train. Since that time nothing has been
been of him. Ilis friends are gieatly
alarmed ever Ins absence. Ho is txvontv-
nine years of age , "i feet ! ) inches in
height , lair complexion , light mustache
and xvoro , xvheu last seen , .1 black suit of
clothes. Any information concerning his
whereabouts xvill bo gladly received by
his uncle , Mr. Henry Hohxver , 1913
Mason sit eel.
Couldn't Kalno the Mnvrlne Foe.
Anton t'rak.i xvas urnMcd > esterdav in
South Omaha charged XMlli being Iho
father of an illegitimate chili ! born to the
daughter of one of his neighbors. Ho
wanted to compromise the mutter by
marriage and the girl xvas willing , but as
ho couldn't raise funds enough to get
out a marriage license , ho xvas sent to
jail.
Hurt iu a Ilunawuy.
While attempting to stop n team xvhich
was running axvay xvith a load of brick
near Elinor's brick yiud , yesterday after
noon , Jamc.s liobslcr xvas knocked doxvn
and run over , suslainiiig n broken leg.
Mobster's team xvus also stalled by lliu
runaxvay and wound up on Saunders
Mrcol , after having collided xvith several
cairiagcs and doing considerable
dainago.
Troops For Iloxvnn County ,
houisvu.i.f , July ! i. Judge Cole has rc-
poitod to the govei inn , alter Investigating
the condition of atfalii at Mnoiehead , Itoxxnn
county , tlmt the assistance of troops Ib neceb-
tuiy to the onforcoinentof law In this comity. !
The Judge bus asked the goveinor for hlxty
men. Of these thirty go from hoiilsxlllo
under ciiuiiiiand ot C'.iptnln C. .Mel'heiron.
The pthen. xvlll KO lioin Lexington. The
hiiiibxillu 'loops ' left to-imlit : for Itnxx.m
coiintx , xvliero the xxarilng factions are-.till
the Jaxv .liter haxing neaily Killed
txvoolllcci * .
AVoatlior IiiilloatloiiH.
Wisconsin Pali vxeathei ; statlouniy tcm-
jwialure ; vailablo xxlnds.
loxxa mill NebraRl.it ( Jener.illy fair
xxoather ; btutlonaiy tempei.itino ; xailablo
winds. , , {
Illinois Local ralni , followed by fair
weather ; 8tatlon.ilY teniperatiirei xainiWo
xxlnda. _ I
The Hop Crop Fulls.
IjTifA , > . Y. , .lulyO. Hcimits from Mont-
gomeiy county to the lleiald ohoxv that the
hopciop In that count ) xxill bo almost a total
fiiiluio. iMimy LMOXMTS nay that it xxill run
pay to pluk the x'ines. Thoviuo uoiilidcnt that J
good hops xxill tommand 01 miiiu. j
11
MALARIA.
"If pnoplo couhl onlj knoxv xvlmt n
splendid medicine blimnuns hirer Uc-fju-
Jntor is there xvoiilil bo iniiiiy u physician
xxithonl a patient and in .my an iiilermin-
able dootur hill saved. I coiibitlor it infal
lible in nwlaiul infection I hud lot many }
yours been a unrlcul physical wreck fiom ;
a combination ot complaints , all the out-
groxvth of malaria in m > ejntom , and
even under the bklllful hand of Dr J I' .
Jones , of this city. 1 had dcsjj umd of
over bciiiJT a xxoll woman again , bun-
mons hivor Hu ulator xxas reeommoiid-
od to me. 1 tried U ; it helped mo , and It
iu the only tliliw that ever did me , any -
*
< 'ood I iiiTiCveicd in its use and um
noxv in pel foct heulth. 1 lnoxv tlio medi
cim > tur d me. and I alway < t Vi " | > U ; v a
ruliablo 'standby1 in my family "
Mas' $ l\u\ " ) & * , CAti ! di' . . Alu.
WEATHER HOLDS THE REINS
,
And Lnck of Haiti Onuses Wheat to Tly High
iu Chicago.
THE DROUTH HELPS THE DULLS ,
A Day of Hnil Crop Itrportt 1'rom tlio
Spring Whom Hojlon Corn
1'nlli to Kollow Suit Tlio
Cattle MnrUut.
CHICAGO QUA IX MAltKirr.
Cniruio. .Inly 0. [ .Sin-olid Telegram to
the ti : . | Win ; vi Wheat opened % o
loxxei this moinlni : encl \\a\\n \ \ \ liom Ilio
noitliNxiM and depicisod I'.ibh'Another
fart tlmt litil an Inipmtnnt UIMIIIIR on etil > -
Hilling tlio li.Hls ofaluo foi rally dentines
\MIS the fcnoxxledRO that nbniit 1.000.000 husli-
elsuf Auiu t xxhe.it , bought \e > leida.x morn-
IiiB at v'upji o on aeioimt of V. . I. . lhx > er ,
would onine on the in.uKoU Dxvx'ei , xxho ] l a
iceently elected member of tlio boniil of
tiade , yesterday moriilni ; telegraphed tioin
Now York , xxhero ho Is sojouinlng , bufoin
the bcRimiing of ImsliHNs , to "Buy the oioj , "
and Undeixxnod , lloxey & KoMnson under
took to ovociito tlio oiilur. They sueeeded in
buying about 1,000,000 tmxhelH at the top , and
It was not until Into In the afternoon that thu
biokersaud commission won who had sold
the stuff rcnli/ed that they had boon done
for , no innigin opliiif nut ui > .
Ihxycr diopped suddenly tioin BlchU
This nun nlni ; the wheat was sold out at 1-t
tars' YC , entailing a loss of about SnOJO : ,
xxlilch falls nil tlioson \ \ liiid pioppily sold
him. This deal 1m lboon \ \ cleared up , the
maiket advanced , and ti tiding , which had at
lh.-.t been eon lined almost wholly to August.
hpiead oul tluoiigh othei options , The eotiiio
of the nimkot xxas steadily upward lot the
next half hoin , an adxniieo of I' Ufc bolng
scaled , August selling up to 7lJife ) , September
to bl > se and Octobot to W e. Advices fiotu
the noithxxest again tinned hot , Diilnth
whcd that the heat w.is Intense and St. 1'aul
telegraphed that a Uurlilcally hot xxaxo was
sxxeenlngMiutli fiom .Manitoba , moio bllstei-
ing than an > thing rerouted. Thu .lliu rlxei
coiiespoiidi'iit wlied Koisluxv th.it the jlold
In tlutKic.it feitilov.illo.x would not exceed
seven bushels to the acio. Niuiioious dis
patches xxeio lecelved on tlm llooi that the
late i.iins In the bjiitng wheat cuuntiy had
been local and that onlj slight iiillef had
boon alloidcd in consuiiuence. The raint.ill
had been rolloxxed by excosslxo heat , leu-
deiiug the situition moio ciltlcal than
oxci. At no tluio slnco damiee lojioils
began coming In h.is the ncxxs boon < > oiuiaii-
iimuisly of injurv ( ociopsas to-diy. Dis
patches and lettets pinned in lioin liuudieds
ot points , and the bunion ot the tale told
tlieieiu xxu-i the same. To ollsut this weio
local ( . 'hle.igoshnxxeii. wliuh dampened tlio
Siiiits of the bulK tenipoiailiy and in sniiil
tin * idling. The market was atlui-led be.n-
ishlj % c bj clouds that ovciliunit the head of
L.iKe .Mirhlgan , bill ihoiO whosn vision w is
not limited to the boundaiyot Cook cnunty
weii'iindisin.ijt'd. Theio was vood , and at
times , \i-tj Lime ti.tdlnt ; thromrrioiit tlie soi-
slon , and the close at I o'clock was at ai <
adxance , as complied with tlio last oludal
1 11 Ices \ostoidu , ot Ic foi August , 1 'rio ' lor
Septembei , and l'4e foi Octohci. The fcellnc
right at the close was oxceedlimly liulllsii ,
and xvitbin two minutes attci regular trad
ing closed si ( ) c was bid lor August , i * ' moio
than was olioied at 1 o'clock shaip. Clc.u-
ingskieK licic had MOincthiiiir to do with the
limine . but the uiKiuestioiiably serious outlook -
look in the hilling wheat loiriun h.ul a hun-
< liL'd tunes moro ellect. It outweighed local
WRnlhoi iulluiiiiccs uiioimously.
Cons biiceulatl"o.tradlujj in coin was of
snuller olllmo to-day. Conipaiathcly
speaking tlio folllim under this head was
weakui than in whu.itas tlio anxiety felt
coiiceiiiini ; the grouliig ci < ) | > Is not xvldc-
spieadorKenei.il. Koading futtiies opeuud
K'i1 ' 'oU and closed ' 4 ( < 84c lower tliau yestei-
d.iy. J'lomlnent local houses woio tioo
ICIPIS | rally. A good cash demand existed
and loom wast.iKen for 'Ji/.i.OlO bnslinls. Thu
featuio of the c.ih market was Hi mini ;
uppiiccsfot "oil" giades under spiiiilted
competition between u fowol the itimclpal
bujois in. the taco ot the decline in contiacts.
OATS Oats weie actlxcina si > eciilatixo
way and the maikt't was inemilar and un
settled. The opening prices weio C'Ol'iC
below ycstvidaj s closings , and the latest
bids lor. luly and Aiwubl woio H47 < > oil ,
witli .Septemler a bliado stungei. Sales
weieat thooxtiomu lange ot SSUdiaOo for
the lattei futuic. Cotintiy Nelling oideis
were libeial.
l'ju > VISIONS J'roylslons sold down uaily ,
but latei the whole list tuacted bh.iiplj in
bjmpathj with the adxanco in wheat , .mil
poll : closed .rj ( tOc higher than jestciday , laid
lOc hichel , and libs iiKc lilglicr. xvlilch was
'JOta'JJ } ! , ! ' above the Inside pi icesfoi poik.12.Ko
foi laid , and lOt Uj c toi libs. Lard blunwxl
inoie steadiness than anj other line of the
piodiict. Speculatixe business was only of
modi-rate volumi' . thougli occasionally con-
aideiable activitj wasiimnifostcd.
O.v i HI : Ci'iui Wheat was stionger after
the close anil advanced to snjfc for August ,
w hen it eased off to 79 ; c. I'uts closed 7S o ,
and callsat hlj c.
OllIO-VGO | jIVI3 STOCK.
Citic.voo , July 9. [ Special Telegram to
tlio I5ii.JC'ArTi.i : : : At the Union stock
yaids the receipts to-day as compaicd with
last Filday slioxxcd an incicaso In cattle , a
slight Incicaso in hogs , anil alaigo docrcaso
Insheup. Toi the weul : thus far tlio ircoinls
bhoxv an increase of 5,800 cattle , 000 sheep ,
and a doorcase of Jil.OOO hogs as computed
with the. coiniSDondliigtlino last wuek. The
cattle mat lcl to day XXMS quiet and unsatis
factory , but the sliglit Impiovcmont In the
disposition to buy heavy cattle noted j estei-
day was not lost to-day. J-'ltio fat cattle o
light welglit weie In tail demand and bold a
shade stionger. The hog maiket was dull
and tiilly lOo lowei than joalerday. Sheep
holdtilowlj without change. The cattle re
ceipts foi thediyweio 7.SOO , making about
) , WO foi the week so fai. Thcio was moio
lllo than on any other day this wcuk , and
ahllghtun tin n as compared with the past
ThuiMlay. Vet thcioas no real adx'ance ,
and tlm outlook I- . not promising lor heller- .
IJlL' Kxpuit SU'otn Kxtienu'ly low pi ices on
this class , espt'ulally on bt.d" and undoslia-
bio lots , has at last doxeloixjd a
dgmand .sttlllclcnt to nearly cleai the jions.
It Is said MOIIIOO hniight suventy-llvo to
eighty loads Into jostci day xvlllilu the ruin
ously loxv liuigo of Sl.WXif 1.00 for VXO to l.TOO
Ib steers , an oc'asional load of fiesh maKIng
'i)0. ( ) The-u1 liaxo tjoen "luu'Is ol moiioy"
lost in tins class of block this week.
Medium AH compared with ycMeidny
thuio la no change to noto. 'J his class hu :
had to stand U.i nliuru of loss ihisweok. |
( iuihsy Mock IB J0@.0o lower than a week or
'
Dihtillen Stock One consignment of 1'JOO
to law lb sli-etrt bold at 8I.W.
Toxaim Tno iecepU | today weio about
folly cars Tiudo xvas dull at tint decline
noticed a da > or tw o ago. Values iituW Wo
lowei { than at the close of last wtok on com
mon and thin htork.
Cowhand lloifeis Common and lowprado
cnniuiiKHtiick continues dull. llu > us prefer
cheap Texan * . J'oorort old cows und fair
canning stock ha\n dioppcd ( ) , tOo In a x\ror > .
V dl C.ihes-baleior 111 , aveiagliiK about
150 llw. at 34.W. .
hKxkers : and Feeders The trade In [ his
. .Stock hus
an iiiniil.it ! il wuiiexxliat forailay or two nant
and the chances now aio that piis xclll yo
lox > ei HllipldliK bleers. iW : ) to J.MM Ilii.
8i.7v s.eo , is j to ii'Xlbi. ; ) Si.JO'ti.M ; .cm
to 1 .0) Ibs , ti.7.YU' : ' . > ; htockers and lenders ,
. ' i teS.lM ; cows , bulls and mixed , bl-Vpy
; .7. > ; bulk. S .MVn.i.'i' ! bloti led sU ra , fct.okl
SXJ ; tluoiigh Texas cattle , slow but ntcady
at b'i.w.ei.8) ; bulk , ii.)0'ri.-r ( ) .
lloribllecelits ) , 'AOOO , inal.lii108.000 for
the week hit lai. The maiket opened slow ,
piletM weak , anrl chised S ( 10a lox\ur , with
the bulk ol bile-sof mixed at S4.70 < M . / ' , slid
ot heavy s-l.tfXj' I.b3. Light bold at 4 t5i
l.M ) . ' ! , t H. horts cost SJ.W ) as agalnut i.M
@I.Wjoteidn > i rough and mixed , M.iO < ( J
-iTr. ' ) : packlni. and BlilW'l" } ' , . . . $ ? IIl < > alilwi ( }
-l.7V. , tf > ; HKlitxvuiihU ; , fcf.lU .M ; ( kips ,
0 , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
r liatniltonVorrbu , fioleuttq
cian and burgeon , Uooiu 0 , Crouuta
block corner IClli and Capitol aveau
o.ills yromotlvatuiutcit