Nebraska Newspapers

    2 THE OKAHA DAILY BEE ; HUJvDAT , OCTOBER 3 , TWELVE PAGES.
FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY ,
President Fitzgerald , of the League , in Be
half of Evicted Tenants.
FEARS OF A SIOUX OUTBREAK.
Trouble nrtwppn Ittillnim mill 1'olloc
nt Pine Klilje teiiioc'ratl < 5 Con-
volition nnd npli'Kilcs"lio n < ii
Htnto News.
Irlilnnpn Of AiMPt'lt'n.
Live m N , Null. . Oct.- . [ Sjii-finl Telojrain
to the Hi E.IPri'slilont I'll/jetixld , of tlie
Irish National loairttf , Issuul to thi'iiiessniid
tlio peoplit of AinoiiiM tu ilnj n eiieuliir let
ter pursuant to tin * nppc.il mnilc tn tliu Icanuo
lij Charles S. r.iiin'll mi the SWili iilliinn.
Tliu letter Dpeiii vviHi n icfcicnce to tln > third
convention of iiic leintio licld In rinr.njo
August ISiind I'l ' , Hi. ' hiu inoii } nnd p.itiiot-
Isiu which chiuctcii/i'il : Its piocL-ivlliii ? ' , tlio
Kre.itcoiiinleiKi' iin.iniitioiislj expressed In
PuriieH's policy mitt leadership , the course of
nctlun Hiit will lit ; pursued by tin ; present
oIllu'iHof HID leairiii1 , ami especially tinllbei -
nllty of tlio luatfiiu In i.ihlntt tlio p.ulli\-
nicnliiry ami ollu.'i funds , and tlit'ii con
tinues :
"Uut urgent as was tliu necessity which
bro iglit lortli such p-nerous response' to
the. parilainuntii : > fund , the.ii1 now exists .1
nioru ur tnt ilouniid on the IiKh r.icii
UmiimliiMit the vvoild. Luvi ! of lilndn'il , nnd
tliu highest ilictiiios of hiinianlty invokn
] iroint | ) nnd iheislva action. On tin ; .Mil
tliu lory Kovcimnciit nf Knuland tlt'Oldt'd , by
the lujei'tlon ol Mi. I'liiiicll'a land bill , on
the eviction and cousciiumil st.uv.itlon or
banishment ol thousandsot men , women nnd
t'luldu'ii. Mr. dlndstontlias truthfully said
that ovi-iy such uvictlon is equal to a sen
tence of di'.ith Alas , many a slush ) evie-
tlon lesulted In several deaths , hut tills was
prior to the ortfiim/utlim of thi Irish Na-
tlonal I.u.uue. . And lain preatly mistaken
In the piesent tuinpei ot lln Irish r.ice and
other liifiids ot humanity if tli.it li.ub.iilty
will cvur uunln bu permitted on Uotl's dent
ures anv where.
L ntll iL'centlv tlui sad stoiy of Ireland was
only Know n to her son- . ; now It is npperiuost
In tin- minds ol all chiistcmUmi. 'I lie out-
spokeii syiiiuathj ot the world Is with her
children in thcii stnu.Io tor hoinu and lib-
pity. Hence I.oul S.ilislmiy and hK govein-
inent will eon discover that thej ean neither
slat ve , exterminate , nut subdue bj coeicion ,
the Iiish iieople. Tint light Is on. Kvietinns
for the non JMJ inoiit ol impos.siblc ict'iv 'i.uo
commented , lioil'j rruntiup * aru being
lundeied nomelcss and turned out on tin :
ro.ulslde. Mut they .shall not din the death
planned foi them l > v tlio he.irtless tyrants.
1 the.ie.foro appeal to every man ami
woman with IiiVh blood coursing in tlu'ir
veins to aid in resisting this Inhuman
brutality , i.ut e\ery branch ol the league at
onto start an nnti-miction tiind.ind send the
contributions lo tlie nationI tie.isiiici. licv.
Charles O'ltelillv. Detroit , Mich Hunches
Hhonld bo stalled in eveiy town and vill.igt )
in itlio ctiuntij ; in \\oiUshops and on
the railroads , li.ch and pool should mute in
this hummo and patriotic vvotk.
Orgam/.itiim is nwessarj to resist nrgan-
Itt'd t > r.iiiny. Let the twenty million ot tliu
hcatteiud liis.li MCIhose ) hearts bij.it truuto
Klin and libeily , unite under tliu leadership
of Clwilc.s Slc\v.irl I'.irnell in the Iilsli Na
tional liMirm * . I'u'sont , ! nnili'il ami deter
mined fiont to that government whoso iiueen
only a tew days .uo intim.ited that thu blood
and tieusuie ot her empiio would ilelund
home mlu in Itiitguiiii. vvhilo denying hoinu
into to Ireland , nnd while .she is content witli
npiHilntlni ; n "commission ot inquiry" into
the .system of Irish landlord rohlwiy. Lot
the Rood work commence at once. Slate dele
gates should lose no time in organi/.ing their
hovcial st.ite.s , whilu uiunicipal council and
binnch ollicurs should be until Ing in their
clfoits to inciease tliu roll of nmmuiMSliip.
i3ueietiiriesot | blanches will please notily the
national seetetaiy , John I' , button , Lincoln ,
yob. , of .ill ii'iinllaiico to the national triMi-
UHT , and ali rli.in os in hiancli ollicurs.
Mr. Fit/Kt'r.ilit concludes by respectfully
iislcln'tioui ; fie Auieiic.ui pre.ss , i conlinu-
unceof the assislaueo so nencroiislv Biven
tlio le.nrnn in tlio pusl , and appeals tor 10-
' nuwcd elforts uinonir 11 ish-Ainericans in con-
tilnutinj : to the anti-oviction tuiul.
' An Indian Shot.
ltirmivii.i.i ! . Nel ) . , Oct. 2. [ Special Tele
gram to thu HKK.J One Sargent , ot thu In
dian police nt 1'ino Iiidf'o. to-day .shot and
killed n Cheyenne Indian who leslstad ar
rest. Kcports of serious trouhle are atlo.xt ,
but it is hoped that Colonel Callable- , the
newnuuntlll bo.po.mil to the onieigency ,
and quiet the. disturbances.
Mysterious Floater Found.
I'AiMi.r.ioy , Neb. , Oct. 2. [ Special Tele
gram to thu 1S1U-J A lloAtur WAS found this
morning on the Sarpy county bank of the
Mlt.sonri ilvi'i near IM 1'latto. From patticn-
lars received by Coroner \Vallnur it is thought
the man was tuindoied and thiown Into the
river. The coroner will hold an inquest to
morrow.
DEMOCRATIC CONA'ENTION.
Tlio raltlil'ul Meet In Koicrnl Locnl-
ItlpH mill Nninlnatc.
YOUK , Neb. , Oct. U.- [ Special Telesram to
the HEH. ) Tlio democratic county conven
tion met tn the opera house this attei noon
nnd ' nominated T. 31. Shellenberiror , of
Uradshaw , foi state tieasnror , and It. J.
tloles , of this city , and A. G. Corey , of IHne
Valley , for representatives , ana T ) . 11.
Hishop for county attorney. Thu delecatos
to the state convention are 1C. J. Coles. T. > I.
HhollcnherKcr , Chailes Nlcolai. I , . IVood I \ -
rnir. John 8. Knott and T. M. ftmitli.
Tlie dcli'Kalw to the conirresslonal con-
'ventlon ' aio 1'r. J. J. 1'ortei , Dr. 0.V. \ . Shld-
Jur , Dr. A. H. Allen. C. L. ilulssner , W. II.
Dindlcy and H IS. Biabhnui , all nnlnstrnctud
nnd , as far as known , without pictcicnco ,
Plnttu Coitnty.
UOI.UMIIUP , Neb. , Oct. ! i. [ Special Telegram -
gram to the UIK. : | The 1'latto county demo-
ciatlc convention to-day elected as delegates
tothoHtatu convention , A. Jot'Sn , Kdwant
Kowman , J E. Ninth. Oeorpu ; Luhm in , 1) .
Frank Davis , ti. A.WtllanI and Sam \Vil-on ,
nil of thlscltv ; lion. J. A. Kohoe. of 1'latto
Conlio ; E. J.Couch and .I.C. Caldwell , of
Humphrey. ,1. J. bnlllvan , of this place , and
j\bu IVivvilIlj'er , of llnmpinoy , weio nomi
nated for leprosontatlves : Di. William I'M-
wards , of I'latie ( , 'unler , tor coronei ; .1 , M ,
Oondiiliu' , of llnmphicj , toi county attor
ney.
County ,
Xoitvoi.K , Neb. , Oel.3. | Sneclal Telegram
to thu UIJK.I Thu Aladison county demo
cratic convention met at IJ.ittlo CM e i to-day ,
nnd nominated lie mum OenlcKe. of Nor-
tollc.loriepio.sentatlvo , John Uohlnson , of
Mudisoii , for county nttoinoy , and Ileiman
Friclce , of .Madison , for commissioner.
Hurt County.
OAKLAND. Neb. , Oct. a. [ Special Telegram -
gram to the IJnE.j Tlio JJitrt county demo
cratic convention nominated James Latta
nnd David JIc.Monlcs for repii'soiilaUve.sand
N. J. Shifkcll tor county atluiney , to-day.
This Is u btioiiK llcka.
llutl Kreiulit Wrook.
MANniKSi-Kii , la. , Oct. 2. ( Special Tele-
Krain to the lJKi.Jr-Thi : > ro was a serious col
lision on the Illinois Central near this place
tills morning between two freight tiains.
Train No. 11 was nt Delaware Station when
It was run into by train No. to. Fireman
i'ayno nnd lir.tkc.inan Wllnyvtu w.-verely
Injured. I'hu locomotives uml scvcinl cars
niu almost u total vviecU.
A Drunlcaril'H Ilurriblo Death.
OI.ISTO.V , la. , Oct. 2. [ Special Teleanun
to tlio HEi.l : JohuCl.uk , vvhllo dritu'ii and
nsleop on tliu Iturlin.ton , Cedar Kaplds &
Northern railway , four inili-s west trom heio
tintay , was btruek by an Incoiiilnif lieijjht
which cut his body In two.
Dllcsourl Quarantines.
LOUKVILI.K , Oct. a. Owluc to the outbreak -
break of plenro-pnenmonU umont ; cattle In
Chlcngo , the State board of ht-alth has issued
a proclamation of ijuaruntlno nualnbt thu
state of Illinois , prohlbltlnj ; the Impoitatlon
of cattlw from Illinois u-cojit when the saiiio
nio accompanlod by ciutlllcatos of health
issued by dlblntcre > tcd parties and a like as-
eurance. that the cattloha' " been
to the disease ,
nm
Itnrry Wtlkrs \ \ Ins t IIP CS real Haco
in ClilcnBO.
\ VIIIINOTOS PAKK , Oct. 2. I'ieht thou
sand ncrsoiis were present to-tlay at thoopen-
IIIK of the special trottlnir season.
Mist rare , special swoop slakes , S'lOOcndh
nnd silver cup :
SVMUAllY.
Dick Stnnffcr . 1 1 I
Kditiir . . . S 4 2
Jcaiiuttc . I : i 4
Onal . B 1 ! 'J
Tlniu 2:21K. : 'JJ3J4 : , 2tti :
Thu nicat in out was special swreiistnljcs ,
S600 entrance , 83,000 added by club ,
hUMMAllY.
llarrj WIRes . 1 1 1
Ollvci K . 2 i ! 2
HelleF . 3 3 3
'llnio-'J.-ir.J. , lt : * ; < , 2:10. : ' .
TinItiiio Hall Ucconl ,
AT WASitlNtno.N
Wnshln.toii . 2 0 1 0 0 1 0- I
t'liiiMu'0 . 0 2 1 0 0 0 5
( ( inmu called in thu seventh Innlnir on
nrcoiint nt darkness. ) Tlrst ba o hllf
WnshltiKtoti I. Chicago 8. Errors -\Yiish- \
limtonil , Chle.xoo. Umpire 1'ieice.
Ai I'll i.siivno
1'itishurL' . 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 n o- t
Uiooklyn . 0 0 0 .T 0 0 1 2 * C ,
Fhst base hits 1'IHsbuic I , Urookljn 7.
r.irors I'iltsbuiirS. Brooklyn 'J. I'ltclicrs
Morris ami Toolo. Umpire Kelly.
A i Ci.sr ixs.vii
rmcinnall . 00007 ! ) . I 0-13
Athletics . 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 01
First base hits-Cincinnati t'J , Athletics n.
Krrois Cnicitiiutio , Athletics 0. Umplto
.McJnaid. (
AT l.otmviu.n
Louisvlllu . 1 t t 100210 7
Italtimore . 0 3
First base -Louisville 1. ) , Haltlmoio I.
Kiiors Louisville a , Halthnore 0. Pitchers
Kluoyand K.iinsey. Umpire York.
Ar Sr. Louis
Ht , Louis . 4 00000001--- 5
.Metropolitan . . . .0 0002000 0 2
First b.isu hits St. Louis 7 , Metiopolitans
fi. hrtors St. Louis 2 , Mclropolltans t.
Pitchers FouU and tjhallet. Umpiic V'al-
ontine.
ATNr.vv Yoinc
Detioit . 2 000310 0
New Yorlc . 0 5
First base hits Detioit 0 , Now Yolk l > .
Kirois Now Yoik1. . Detroit 0. Umpiic
Powers.
AT Dost ox
Huston . 0 0 1 0 5 U t 0 0 9
Kansas City. . .100000010-2
First base hit- Boston II. Kansas Citv 4.
I'l ots Boston ( t. Kansas Cilv'A ' 1'itehcrs
bteniinjery and vVoidnian. Umpiru tiuest.
A I1 PllII.ADl.MMMA
fhlladelphla . 0 U 1 1 0 1 0 0 * 3
ht. Louis . 0 0001 0-0 00 1
First base hits St. Louis fi , Philulolphin I.
irrors-St. : Luuls 11 , I'hiladelphla 7. Uiuuiiu
Fulmer.
_
ilproinu Park llnocs.
JuitoMi : I'AitK , Oi't. 2. Ono and one-six
teenth miles : ( ileanei won , Kstiella .second ,
lleibprt third. Timu 1:51 : .
Tluec-un.irteis mllu : Lagifard won , Ks-
qnlru second , Miideaway thiul. Time
1:1" : V.
One nnd one-eighth miles : Climax won ,
J ont ! Stop second , Eoil.tn thhd. Tlnu >
l.VjW.
Ono nnd a < inarter miles : Volantlr won ,
lonali/a ! second , Valet thiid. Tlme:12V : $ .
One unit ! : Little Minnie won , KiU-eheld
second , Phil Lewis thiid. Time li : : > K.
bteeiilechase , full com.se : Major 1'ickett
won , DistntoaiH'u second , Jiidgo Uiillith
thiid. Timu 1 : : . - ) .
Kontuuky Urccilcrs'
LKXINOION , Oct. 2. Kentucky Trotting-
Horse IJrfcdeis" association muetiiiff.
Stallion producu stakes , for tin PO year olds :
H. J. Tracy's liermmla won , J. W. Fisher's
Nntbreaker second , and Palo Alto stock
larm's Sphinx thiid. Best time 2:24 : .
1'urse of S400 , for 2:35 : class : II. A. Rus
sell's llanidillah won , F. A. Midi's Molliu
U'ilkes second , A. S. McCann's Lady Wilkcs
third. Best tmio-2-iG ! .
Purse $150 , for ye.ulinss , one-half mlle
heats , two In thieo : B. J. Tiacy's Itepctition
won , H. C. .McDowell's Santallon second ,
H. B. Mctcalf's Mjiiad thiid. Best time
S : ' - ' ? _ _ _ _ _ _
J/atonla Park Hacci.
CINCINNATI , Oct. 2. Second day ot the
Latonla jockey club r.ices :
buven turlouics : Kennebu'c won , Evange-
line second , I'ocomokc third. Time 1:32. :
bix lurlongs : Llsland won , U'ahoo second
end , Danclii ! , ' Kid third. Time 1:11 : %
Milo and seventy yaids : Sir Jo-epn won ,
JlmCiiay second , Monocrat thiid. Time 1:47. :
Mlle and hall a furlong : Flora L. won ,
iilora second , Long Ktiightthiitl. Time 1:51. :
Milo and live tntlongs : Montana KuL'cnt
won. Queen second , Silver Cloud thhd.
Time 2:50. :
_
THE OATTIjK CONSUMPTION.
No Important Developments on tlio
Stock Sioknehs In Chicago.
CUICAOO , Oct , 2. Ono of tin ) great herd
of cattle ( juarantined at the Phuinlx dlstlll-
Icry was found dead this morning. An au-
topsv resulted m a voidlct that the animal
had plenro-pnciimonla. The state vcteilna-
rian's Inspection of the Harvey farm
to-day brought to light no new cases.
All the cows there that had been Isolated
were found to bo Improving. Numerous
small heids in the northwestern part of the
city vveie also Inspected. No pronounced
cases of pleuro-pnunmonla were found
amoni ; them , but several sick cows wcru iso
lated. Only a few shlpmnnls of cattle were
certl lied to at the stock yauK The dullness
was attributeil to thu usual absence ot heavy
dealings on Saturday.
British Ship Lost.
SAN FiiA.Nrisro , Oct. 2. Tlio steamer ,
Alemeda , which nirived to-day irom Sydney
and Honolulu , brings news of the loss of thu
lliitish bill ) ) , Dunnotar Cnstiu , on Ocean
Island , 1.200 miles tiom Honolulu , July 15.
Shulett Sjdney , July 'J , for Wilmington ,
Cala. All the ctew reached shoio In safety ,
but iistliu island Is baiien , seven of them lett
for the Sandxv ich Islands , which they leached
after a peiilons voyanu of hlty-two < layn , In
an open boat , A rollol steamer It'll Honolulu
lulu tor succor of the remainder of the crew ,
consisting of twenty-two persons , on Sep
tember 14 , and It Is expected back October 1.
Ocronimo Says "Conditional , "
SAN ANTOMO , Tex. , Oct. 2. ficncial
David S. Stanley , depaitmcnt coniinaiulci ,
held a long Interview with ( icronimo am1
Natchez yesterday and It Is nndcistood
mound dep.utmpnt hoadqnnriois that
( ieionlmocoiiohoratod tlio icpoitof Ce.iier.il
Miles regarding the condition on which the
1 mil , ins sunundiired to Captain Law ton ,
vl/ . , that they wore to be regirded as prison-
eis ot war and thulr lives bo spared. vVhllo
Ueneral StanlRy is .somewhat reticent on thu
subject oC the ultimate disposal ot the
Indians , ho Is of the opinion that they will
hnally bo sent to Florida lor sate keeping.
The Ijnurofmo Champions Ileaton.
NKW Youit , Oct. 2. The Now York
Lacrostoclnb , who won the chamjilonshl ) ) ot
thu United Slates nt St. 1'iiul last July , weio
called upon today to defend the titlo.and vveie
defeated , four to two , by thu Independent
club ot Boston , who theieby became the
chnmulons , and acquired , the \ \ est Chester
cup. _
Charitalilo AlotliodlhU.
KANSAS Cirv , Oct. 2. In the Southwest
ern Missouri d'stnct confcienco of the .vjeth-
( idlst Kplscopal Chinch South , in session
hoie , SK)0 was subscribed to-day toward the
rebuilding of Methodist chinches In Charles
ton. S. C. Itov. W. C. Oodtrey , formerly
protcs-or in Morrlsvllle college , win expelled
from the conloroncu lor Immorality.
Clnvoland an a Fair Visitor.
'A'AbiiiNoTo.H , Oct. 2. The president will
visit the talrof the Virginia State Agrl-
cnltuial pocletv nt Itichmond on the 2lst
instant. Mrs. Cleveland will probably ac
company him ,
Nebraska anil town Wonthor.
For Nebraska and Iowa : Fair weather ,
nearly stationary temperature In eastern portions
tions , slightly cooler In western pottiona.
Front Injures Tobacco.
ASHKKVIM.K , N. 0. , Oct. 2. The first
frost out of season made Its appearance this
morning. It vva heavy and Injuied vegeta
tion , particulatl.v the toLu co crop , which U
considerably damaged.
TEAR - STARTER BENEDICT.
Heartrending Scenes Among Printers Dis
charged from the Government Office.
SLY CAMPAIGN COLLECTIONS.
No Social MCc nt tlie AVlilto llonso
This AVItttcr-Slpoun ttlAntliors
Army Ix-nvoi ( Jptirrnl
Cnpltol'no ' Novvs.
The I'rlntpr's r/ot Is Not a Happy Onc > ,
\V.\iiitMimv , Oct 2. [ Special Telegiam
totho IlKhl ' \\oresomoheait-rondliis
sconesat the government pilnllng olllee and
its branches In the treasmy and Interior do-
tiiitnienls when the dlssmlssals were to-
ported on Tiiesilny , " sild an old printer this
innriiln.tr , "Strong moil , who nave faced
death n hundred times on the battle-hold ,
weieso nvpicomu that they bowed ( boil heads
in speechless trrief , while many of the women
gave way to Hoods of grief and teais. Such
a dav was never before seen In the history of
Uncle Sam's great printing olllee. I tell yon
U is nil au till thing to be throw n precipitately
out of a position when olio has not a dollar
ahead and a tninily to suppoit Neaily all of
the men discharged have been In the olllco n
long time , some ol them , good piinteis for
general work when they went in the
olllee , have done just ouo class of
labor for twenty ieais set nue.rt.iln kind of
matter , for Instance and aie almost helpless
now. This govei iiiuent specialty work unlils
n man foi anything else.e.t the employe
cannot help his condition , llu was placed
at certain umplovmuiit and kept there till he
was lit for notfiing else , then discharged ,
' ( 'he salaries ot printers do not averano over
51,100 orilyo , ) a jearnoLonough to leave a
margin hero and so tlio men and women are
In a distressing condition. "
"What will they doV"
"What will they do' " ' repeated the veteran
Ijpomaplicr. Many of them a majoilty
will stay here till congress incuts , hoping to
get back. "
"Do von think they will succeed' . " '
lie shook his head.
"What will hecome of the others ? "
1'hey will no to theli former homes anil yon
would bo sinpiised to learn how many will
ask tor assistance In celling away. Oh !
Washington is a poor pl.ieu tor printers
despite the huge prices paid them. Even-
whole the employment Is iinceitain , and the
men usually spend all they make. In other
cities it is ditlerent. Thcio me intliiences
which lead a man to lay up lor u rainy dav.
llcie lie is the tool ol politicians , and is sus
pended bj uncertainties at all times. "
I NC I'.Kl'Al.NT'i Ol' FRDritAI. KMI'I.OYMi\T. :
Tiicie has been no more m.uked instance
of tint undesirable chaiacterol government
employment thin has been shown at the
government pitiitliigolllcu lately. 1'rinteis
tlio loolish to give up good or even iiidilier-
ent places in the country to come here.
Them is no socuilty in any ot the places ,
and the woik is not of that , piactical char
acter which hts n man to labor el.sevvhere.
For that , reason civil seivico relorm should
a.ply ) most thoioughly nt this Institution ,
which is now the spoils hmeaii.
COI.I.LCIIO.NH ox ' 1111 : sr.v.
Civil service letormers aio looking tip a
ropoi ted violation in tlie depaitmonts of that
poition ot the law which foi bids the solicita
tion or collection ot money tiom emploves
tin political purposes. It is topoited that
two men have been going very iinietlv and
very cautiously liom department to depart
ment lor more than two weeks collecting
campaign funds finiti new employes. Their
WOIK is conducted in the most miauled man
ner. They never approach an employe who
is not known to be thoroughly lojai , and
then do it in a waj that will not attract
attention. The tact that collections are
heiiiB taken cropped out through a republi
can employe who oyeiheaid a conversation
and reported it to the civil service lefotmer.
No assessments ate made , but 10 per cent of
the aiiiui.il salaries aio asked lor.
At a icception ( liven heio by the Ladies'
1'rogressivo Knights of Labor assembly to
delegates on their way to the general assem-
hlj in Kiclimond , Vtu , which meets on Mon
day , J. K. Soveiuign , of Iowa , a delegate , re
sponded to a call for a .speech and inuile a
happy hit on the subject ot laboi. Theie w ere
a number ol speeches.
AllMY r.KAVKS.
First Lieutenant Fredenck AV. Sibley ,
Second cavalry one month.
Lieutenant Frank K. Eastman , Fouiteentli
inlantry , two months extension.
INTIMUOli niM'AHI'MKVr DOINOS.
Hugh W. Goss. of Council Ulnlfs , la. , has
been admitted to piactico before thodoput-
ment here , also lieoige Newman , of Noith
1'I.itte. Neb.
The secretary of the interior lias confirmed
the decision of the general hind commls-
sionei in the tlmbci cultino entry ot George
Ita.stetter , involv Ing the east ' ot the nortl.-
vvest ] i , section ii'J. tovvnshit ) ! 1J , north tango
5 west. Niobiara land distiict , vvliich eon-
Ilicted with the Santco Sioux Indian re.sei va-
tion allotment. The case grew out of a tim-
bui-ciiltuio cancellation.
MAHHYINO KX-I'KisUiNT : ) : AKTHUIS.
The gossips licit ) have It that ex-1'iesident
Aithnr and Miss Lucy FrelmghuyMen ,
daughter of the late secretary of state , will bo
mariicd as soon as the ox-piesldent has sulli-
clontly lecoveied tiom his recent illnewi.
Miss Frellnithusson has been spending the
summer in Euiupo travelling ; , and is now on
her way home. She will be in Washington
most ot the winter , it Is saidif she isnot mar
ried.
COACHINO I'Oll CIVII , SmiVICK.
"Civil service examinations , 10 cunts , " were
the words In llowing letters printed on white
oilcloth , and swung over an antiquated col
ored man's back and who paiaded the hide-
walks thiougliout the city. This Is one ot
the traveling slde-boaids of Washington , and
a popular way ot luheitisinz among chltopo-
dht.s , dentists with new tangled apparatus
tor extracting and Idling tcetn , renewing
hair on bald heads , etc. The ic.iDpeaianco
of thu civil set vice examination sign was
somewhat of a snipiiso , however , as it was
supposed that that scheme had tailed.
" on most not think for a moment that our
'pointers to applicants under the civil seivice
commission * am a failuio. " said the piofea-
ser when 1 called at Ids looms , whmo Instinc-
tions are given. " 'Die book stoics sell more
ot my books than ever befoie , nnd I civo
many men and women insliuctions. 1 have
twenty peisons In the course ot coaching
now. A meat many men are appointed to
the higher positions , nowadays , alter special
examinations by the commissioners. They
aiogunm.illy not well educated , and could
not get thiotmh without such assistance as I
glvo them. I leiow the general style nnd
bent ol the questions , and do much for them
In an attei noon or night , "
IJLII.T rivn.s ATTIII : wiiiriiiiousi : .
A lady who attends neatly all of the din
ners , receptions , etc. , ot the swell order at
the white house , w.is asked by an associate ,
yestenlay , whether thuto would be many so
ciety events at the oxtctitlve mansion during
thu coming winter. " 1 should think not , "
was Lite guatdcd reply. " .Mis. Cleveland w ill
have her mother with her and will not , 1 am
told , caio to entertain very much. Happily ,
the picildent and his bride madu thu bust of
their opportunities nt the tiinu of thulr mar
riage and immediately following , giving re
ceptions , etc. , to personal friends nnd
thu public , nnd no onu will blame
them for wanting a little pilvacy.
Mrs. Cleveland will unjov n season Indoors
with her mateinal ancestor and husband.
Shu will then enjoy the busy season which
will comu with tht ) season of IbSJ-B. " The
ladles read with dejection the announcement
some time airo that when about depattlng
tor the Adliond.icks , thu president told tlio
siipeilntendeiit of public buildings and
nonnds not to make any but absolutely nec
essary expcndltiiie.s on thu vvnito house.
They toad buiwctm the lines that this meant
a cessation of festivities for a season at the
old mansion.
SHE DAIINS HKIlOW.-f STOCKINGS.
"Y on ought to see the Kensington woi k Mrs.
Cleveland is doing , " said a white hoiiso t > oi-
vantto jour corie.-mndent | yesterday alter'
noon.es , Indeed , " continued the old
colored lady , when surprise was expressed at
Mrs. Cleveland doing needle woik , "ftho is
thu bust 1 over saw at it. You wouldn't
think she had the time between tlio society
matters and talking to thu president , but she
madu a dozen of the prettiest ornaments
already betoio she went avva > on her summer
trip. "
A girl In ono of the down-town millinery
stores , where stampiiii Is done , says she was
surprised the other day , so soon after
thomlsttess of the white housoreturned from
the Adlrondacks , to hear hr Inquire what
there was now In designs for pillow-shams- .
A half-dozen girls at work on the undur-
triminlngs of the new cone-shaped fall hats ,
looked nji In amazement , but when Mrs.
Cleveland , who was with her mother , wont
out. ouo of them said :
"That's nothing. Mrs. Cleveland has. knit
her own Moeklnc ? more tlmoa than one. 1
ran tell yon , And she has mad" her dre'ips.
too. Much asilAi { * abiorbed with the
soclelv of the white hou i' , she has done more
work In needle art than any other fashiona
ble woman In Uasliinutoii. What Is moie.
she mnkei her own bed , feeds her birds , nnd
she sometimes blJirkidis hei shoes herself , "
Tlio clrls laiwhcd nnd wanted tn know
where all this ftrnd of Insinuation panic
from , when thu speaker teplled that she col
It f 1 0111 Mis. Cleveland's maid and contin
ued :
in : Ktssrfl urn IMIKTTV onrv ,
"Do joti know what the president savs
whiin his wile shows htm what she Is doing
with the needle ? , No ? Well , he sav , 'What
a girl ! ' and sometimes theio is a naif supPressed -
Pressed sound , which \ip all love. Of course
no kisses her pretty , ofen | and 1 don't blame
htm. 1 heard the other day that tlie piesi-
dent plavcd peek-a-boo one attei noon just
as a senatnt cainu into Ins olllee , nnd
that thenwasavcrv rapid movement of
M > nm one KnliiKoutof the olllee : 1 knew n
lady went out very quirk , and the pteslilenl
glow led in the fare when the senator held
nn Ins hinds and " -aid : 'Now , no apologies.
Mr. ( 'resident , we were all that way one-.1
Mis. rii'Veland Is vcr > happy at the white
house , nnd we hope her ambition to stay
theie another teim will bo le.ili/ed. Tlio
piesldunt Is in kind to her mother ,
too. He asked her to spend the
winter nt the executive mansion , and
she will nrobably do it. Some one asked
Mis. Cleveland how she liked the place nnd
she replied that shehadonlv one objection :
That It was a public place e\ei > hod v's
house , and that people came and went just
as though It was u department. She likes a
quiet place sometimes , like they are iroiiis to
have in the country , for she Is girlish ) et.
The girls in the stores when' Mrs Cleve
land trades say
sun is A riooniitnr.it
and a pluasant customer. Ono day while
she was shopping for her summer tilp , she
surmised the girl who waited upon hoi by
exciniming , when told the pilce of the
in tide :
" 1 don't believe you charge everybody so
much ! "
"Ves , Indeed ; thosnmo prlco to even ono , "
icplied the girl. "Hut why do you think we
should charuo you moio than other people1. " '
"Because yon might think 1 would not
piotest , " was the answer.
Mrs. Cleveland smiled pleasantly and the
girl , who was very neat and piettv , was
taken somewhat aback to le.u n afterward
who her distinguished p.ition . was.
Another jonng ladv who has often waited
upon Mi" . Cleveland nt a store was agreeably
surpiKed one moining to he told that shu
could lay asldo lor heiselt a duplicate of the
aiticle pui chased , "lor kindnesses. "
It .Mis. Cleveland doesn't cease hoi clever
ness she will jet win overall ol those han-
teurs In the maiden class who weio pi ono to
sneak ill ot her when she onMiipped them
all anil cot the bachelor president. The
ladies ol Washington do not loport success
In becoming acquainted with Mis. Folsom ,
who is smaller ot statute than her daughter ,
young and tiesh-looklngnnd quite agreea
ble.
TIII : A.fTiiou's siEcrA.
A great many niithnrscomo to Washing
ton to ( ret access to the congiessioual and de
partmental libraries. Ills said the govern
ment has heio more stnndaul and historical
books , not government publications , than
could be hauled on six fielght trains. There
is a train load at the eapltol alone. Among
those who have been hero recently availing
themselves of this mass of books was ex-
Uoveinor Albert ( > . Pinter , ot Indiana , who
is nicparing an excellent histoiy ot his state.
lie somewhat surprised mo by remarking one
d.ty while heie that he lound the llbiarius
veiy inadequate to his demands.
"An author , " sai < ti he , ' "cannot get what ho
wants trom any libraiy. He must buy the
books he wants. And' ' ho wants a gieat
many. 1 have ' found n book sell-
ei's publication in' New Voik of
almost Invalunhlo > setvlce. I liayo
purchased a noiul matiy miehooks within
the pastyearor tvvi > , andhavedoiio.so tlnongh
this publication. It Inserts tree of charge
the advertisements of tliose who want to buy
books. One can learn the veisatility in prices
for the same works toy this means 1 remem
ber to have received anshvcrs trom ono ad
vertisement , civins'pHees tor a tare book , all
the way Irom lifteen to 1oity-tive dollars. 1
took the lowest in Ice , and lonnd the book
coed as new. Thetis is a sea of books in
Washington too inhnv. i
run uovr.itNMKM'B uAir.no.vn iiArK .
It is notoiious that the government ,
although it hasdone.so much foi the rail
roads , pays moro and higher fate for its
repiespiitntives than -anybody. When Its
employes travel , arid they do travel millions
of miles annually , ' they take the limited
trains whenever possible , occupy pallor or
sleeping cars , and pay Ilheially for eveiy
accommodation they get. Knowing this
your coitespondent was startled to hear onu
ot the photogiaphers for the geological sin-
voy say to-day :
" 1 am going down to Charleston on the
excursion to take some moie photographs ot
the ruins. "
"Why do yon go on the excursion ? ' ' was
asked.
"Oh 1 to get the cheap rates. "
"lint the government pays your ex
penses. "
"Yes. "
"Then what do you care what it costs ? "
"This is nn era ot economy , you know , and
money is being saved whenever possible. 1
tell you a good many government representa
tives walk now , who used to lido : and they
don't walk trom choice , either. There's a
gteat deal ot plcaynnlshness in some of these
new men's acts. The same money is spent
that was lormerly spent It only goes out by
dill ere nt channels in the matter of travel
ing , "
rosr.u , r HANOI'S.
A. (5. Tingle was to-day appointed post
master at Hiatton , Nemaha county , vice J.
V. Edmonds , teslgned.
Tough Ijailn nt liberty.
MII.WAUKIII : , Oct. 'J. Seventeen bnvs es
caped finm the rcloim school at Milwaukee
last nlsht and arc still t > t large. They effected
their escape by means of a skeleton key
made out of a comb by an eleven-year-old
boy.
Ppnsion AKCHI Appointed.
WAHIIINOION , Oct. 2. The president has
appointed Joseph H. Wagner to be pension
agent at Knoxville , Tenn. , vice Taylor , re
signed ,
Tlio ni liartliijuiike of 18(18.
Belfast .Journal : "There is iiolliinff
that will taku tliu lining out of n man
quicker tlinn nn earthquake , " remarked
Captain K. P. Cunniii'jliaiii , of North-
port , Mo. , a retired shinimistei , n few
d-ivs ago.
Tim eaptain spoke from experience ,
having been : H Ariua in tlio Belfast .ship
Northern Chief lit the time of thu e.nrth-
quake of Aujrnst 1 ! ) nnd 11 , 18(13. ( which
involved the IOSH of fjUOlivus anil sJia.OOO-
fiOO worth of property , Tlio shockH vvuro
followed by a tidal wave , in which the
United States storcslnp Fredonia was
wrecked , with the loss of all liunds , and
thu United States bte.atnerVatoreo and
otlior vessels vvcro curried tishoro and
strandoil. The Watorco , a laro iron
doublo-ondor , waa carried live miles in
land , wheru the hujl ' .still remains. The
Fiodonia was dashed rp pieces on the
rooKs. Another Hldp , with two anchors
down , was lifted on tie | wave so that
her anchors were clour of tlio bottom ,
and aim thun spun round and round like
a top. The only rvcHoa | that escaped
were the Northern1 t/hiof and another
Maine shin commanded by Captain
Watts , of Kockland [ . ' , Jhoy took a slicur
oirinstead of on btyoro , and , UB Captain
Cunningham describes it , went out to sea
os though a ilo/.en tngtt had them in tow.
They were c.irrioilMenj or twelve miles
out , and received no injury.
The fot'tlfietl island ol Alacran , wliic.li
defends the harbor of Anea , was sub
merged three times , all tlio garrison per
ishing. The lirst ' vtiru , whiuli rose to
nbont forty foot , was Jnccedud by three or
four others of less tyoight. Among the
curious Directs of the earthquake in the
vicinity of Anea was tlio ( opening of the
earth and thu disolosuro of a largo mini-
bur of mummies which hail been buried
in sand in a silting posture , facintr thu
sea , In n cemetery covering a largo area.
Captain Cunningham , who visited thu
spot , said the heads sticking up madu It
look like a lielil of potatoes.
Dr , Hamilton Warren , Ecleutlc Physi
cian and Stirgoon , Room U , Crounso
block corner 16th ami Capitol avenue
Duyantl night calls promutlvuttentud to
After you hi'.vo been at all the other
jewelry stores , then call and compare
quality and price It will / > < / you
' -wu M J ; LltlCKSOK.
ntPIIMIln * O t IMT'TlintTtMl
DIGITALIS AS A DLSTROiER ,
Sensational Report Tlmt Emory Storrs Was
Killed by Poisoii.
WORK OF THE CHICAGO GANG.
A Close Pi-liMitl of tlio KittlitPtil Attor
ney Declnrps tlio Honor ! All
Hosli .Joo Maokln Inter-
\lev\oil at ilollut.
A Mnrkln Sniisatlon ,
Sr. I'AVI. , Or ! , a [ Special Telogrnm to
the llrn.J A local paper this morning pub
lishes a sensational storv to the ell pel that
ICmory Storrs , the emtnont Chicago l.nvver
and iiolltlcian , was poisoned with digitalis
wliilortt Ottawa , III. , a jear ascopiescutliig
before the supreme court Ihe case of Joseph C.
Maekln , the coiiv Med hallot-bov slulTer and
peijtuer. It Is charged that the poison was
admlnlsteied at tlio diicctlon of the gang
whose secrets ho had gained , and sa.vs a pai-
tlnl eonlesslou has already been i blamed
fiomonoot the tools who weio instrumental
In Mr. Sinn's assassination , and that the
man Is now under constant suivelllance of
detectives. The article sa > s : "Had Mr.
.Storrs , the hiilliant advocate , lived , It is
tuob.iblo that Joseph 0. Maekln would to dav
be a po\vei in ( 'hicago politics , instead
of n convict weanng the stripes of sl.niuo
and degradation nt Juliet penitentiary. Hut
the gang leaders who dreaded Mackln found
means to close his month and to make away
\\itliStons\vlio had become a daii'icrous '
lawyer. Ho was settled with dnrltali.s.notv ul-
carlj and in a litiiiy , but with all due recaid
lor appeaiances. The PIOLTCSS of the poison ,
ncllng on a liamo enteehlod by hard woik
and tempoiarv e\cesse.s , was not slow. Day
attoi day the ding in mi'dlcal doses found us
Way Into liquor that brought temporal y
stieimth to n worn out but detei mined advo
cate , until It finally sel/cd on his vitals and
killed him during the night. "
TIlP Storj Dlsbellpvptl.
ClHCAOO , Oct. 2.--ISpecial Telegram to
the fir.n.J "The Stons story is stupid
bosh , " aid evChlcf of Detectives Joseph H.
Dixon ton it-porter to-day. "Mr Stoirsdid
the very best hu could for his client. He
piepaied his case thoroughly. It is tinu
that ho failed before the siipiome court at
Ottawa , but that was not his fault. If hu
knew the set-lets of the people whotetained
him hoccrtalnlj would not tell any of them ,
and they knew that and appi eclated it.
Storrs would not stoop to such nnpiofes-
sional conduct. It is ti lie , pel haps , that the
great law jet's sudden death was caused by
Indlscietion vvhllu at Ottawa , being veiv
much overtaxed at the time. 1 advised Mi.
Storis not logo into the case. Ho had pat-
tlally asiieed with me that ho would not take
the case in the llrst place. I told him 1 was
souy for him when he said he had changed
his mind , that he would make many more
enemies than IrleniK Storrs said lie did
not care what enemies or fi lends
hu made ; that hu was a lawyer.
It was his profession. The clients
had called upon him , becged him to take the
case , and vveie willing to pay the fee he de
manded , and that ho had taken the case and
meant to light. As 1 don't belong to the
'gang , ' and am no Irlend ot Mnckin , I have
no intoimation to e\nicss upon the point ol
Mackin's seciets. While Stoirs was In
the I'nitcd States court arguing the case I
was theie witli him. Mackin was in the hall
talking to a gentlemen and using very bitter
language against tliosf who ought tii stand
by him , tliicatening that they would jet have
eiawl on their knees to him beloie hu got
through. Fiom what Mrs. titoris told me
aftci her lotnrn from Ottawa she having
consulted with the phvsici.in vvhovvas.it-
tendlni : upon her husband I inmly believe.
that theie is no truth in this stoiv. 1 think
nn self , that there is a seal upon Mackin's
lips. If lie don't wish to bienk that seal , it
never will hu bioken. It will either bo lacts
or nothing that > on will gt t liom Mr. Maek-
in , is my opinion of tlio man. "
A Talk With ai
Joi.tir , III. , Oct. S. [ Special Telecram to
the 15nic. I A coiiusnondent visited the peni-
tentiaty and liadan interview with Mackin
icgaiding tlie sensational aiiiclepnblished in
the St. Paul Globe. Mackin quietlj chuckled
to himself after leading the niticlc in this
morning's paper , and when asked if he
wished to say anything letraiding the tinth
or falsehood of the stoiy , teplied that ho had
nothing to say. Ho knew absolutely noth
ing legarding it and did not take any stock
In the confession coming Irom the p.uty in
St. Paul. That part of it icfcrring to the tee
ofStorts , and stating that Storrs never re
ceived his pay for defendimr Mackin , was
branded as false. Mackin said that he held
Stoirs' icceipt for his MM vices. Mackin is
the picture ot health and does not look as if
coniinement was woirying him veiy much.
Nor is ho greatly disappointed over the fail-
tne of lUchbeig's ' attempt befoio the supreme
comt to get him out on a writ of habeas coi-
mis. Hu now has n full beaid. the hairs of
which arc decidedly grey. Ono vear ot his
five year's sentence has about expired.
Charity ConiinifisloiiorH ImllctPiI.
XKVV Yoniv , Oct. " . Kings county niand
juiy to-day handed In an Indictment against
Chatlty Commissioner * W. 11. Hay , Thomas
W. Hines and Joseph Ueeve , whom they ac
cuse of the ci line ofilltnlly neglecting to
provide safe and suitable accommodations ,
care and attendance tor curtain insane per
sons under their caio , custody and keeping.
The commissioners are accused of misdemeanor
meaner by indictment and will bo tried at
thoL'cnei.il sessions.
The foieman ol the grand jurors reported
that the grand jury had olllcially visited the
riatbn- insane asylum and found It in a
wi etched condition , endangering not only
thu health and well-being ot its inmates , but ,
through the impcifcct seweiace connection ,
a somcool dantrci to the city of liiooklyn.
llv the icpoit the bo.ud of .supcuNois of
Kings county Is icquiMed to piovldo new
iinaiters lor the lum.ites. failing in this
they will bo held accountable lor neglect ,
Stabbed in the HroiiHt ,
A laborer named Lnb.y appeared at the
polieo court at midnight last night and
asked for medical aid. Ho said ho had
been stabbed in the breast by a follow
laborer , John Foley , whom huliad asked
for a chow of tobacco. His wound was
r.ol a dangerous onu. Hu was attended
by Dr , Hvvctnam.
Mr. J. W. Druitt loft this morning over
the Hook Island on a business trip to
Chicago , and will return in ton days.
The Toloptiono ol' 1(111 ( 1 ,
Iron : A quotation , not much known ,
from the works of Koburt Hooku , pub
lished in Klil ! , would see in to show that
tliu telephone is not suoli a modern in
vention as is generally thought. Hooku
says ; "And as glasses have highly promoted
meted our seeing , so 'tis not Improbable
but that there may be found many me
chanical inventors to imrjrovo our senses
of hearing , smelling , tasting and touch
ing. "Tis not impossible to hear a whis
per a furlong's distance , It having been
already done , and perhaps tlio nature of
the thing would not make it moro im
possible though that furlong should ho
tun times multiplied. And though some
famous authors Imvo alhrmud it impos
sible to hear through thu thiiinust plato of
Muscovy glass , yet 1 know a way by
which it is easy enough to hear ono
sneak through a wall a yard thick. It
has not yet been thoroughly examined
how far octoeousticons may be improved.
nor what otlior ways them may bo of
quickening our heariiiff or convoying
sound through other bodies than the air ,
for that is not the only medium. I can
assure the reader that 1 have , by tliu help
of a distended wire , propagated the
sound to a very considerable distance in
an instant , or with as seemingly quick a
motion as tiiat of light , at least incom
parably swifter than that which nt the
same time was propagated through the
air , and this not only in a straight line or
direct , but ono bended in many angles. "
Whitebreastnutcoal , $3 75 per ton the
cheapest ami best fuel.
NEB. FUEL Co. , 21 1 South 18th St.
THE GREAT
And Bazaar
,
1209 Farnam St ,
Again to tiie Front \vitli \ Bargains
more Wonderful than Ever ,
To stnrl Ilir weeK Avltlin rusli ivo
plat'o on Ntilo IO-JIHMTO iv , .llon-
< Iny , TiOO ftincj Muiul I.iiinpN ,
c'ouiplclr Hi burn r , clilmnc )
aii l out irIIISH i' < lor ' ( l > < liu lt's at
tlio sriitittioual pt'lftof
99 CENTS.
As UKitcliial vnliiool' llio < < e
in * > ' - ! , tt > sfftirs one conic oarly.
Look Out for
ALL NEXT WEEK IN OUR DIF
FERENT DEPARTMENTS ,
Special Suli-n each iltiy in
Tinware
,
Crockery ,
GlasswareEtc. ,
Don't fail lo visit the popular
Itffc
moo F utSTBSKBT ; : ,
H , HARDY & CO , ,
"Leaders of Low nml Popular Prices
MENDELSSOHN 4 FISHER
JJ. L. NlfAN'K , Sit perl ntcnilonl.
Special Ordinance No. SCO.
" mcolovjlmfiispiiclnl tux and nssoss-
AN"Oidm all lots nnd ro.il ostalo within I'a\-
Intr Distili't No 5In tlm cltj ol Umnlin , to
cover Ibo cost of pnvliDr Capitol nvuniio liom
Vtb ( Nintln snoot to rtniitocinh stioct
WiniiIMS , It liavlmr been ami nolnur hereby
adjmUud , di'turmint d and odtahll-diod that thu
MJVOIallots and piocttsol mill ostnlo boio nnfiur
lolorrotl to , Imvo nncli been spt'Ci'nllj tii'iielltted
to tlm lull amount linuiln loxlml nml iis't'8-oil
nualnst ouch of Mild lotami plecoof leal
iisintc , loipcctiwli , by re.ison of the pnvmi ?
ot tinu pint of i npltol HVUIIUU fiom Nintli
street to Fomtconth Miuut.
Tlieioloio , lor tlio purpose of puylng the cost
of Mild paving :
Do It onlninod by tlio City Council ol tlio City of
Omaha :
Pcottiin 1. Tlmt the co t of pnvlmr that pnit
of Cnpltiil nvoniii' within I'nvlnjr District No. W ,
hi tlioclt ) olOiiinlin , licin NlntlihtroettoFoui-
toonth stii'i't , said cost bc'lmc the fiim of
iill.KW 7 ' , lo nml the sumo is borcby lovlcil and
nsM > > < * 0l ( , in proportion to tlio lent front nlonif
Biiiil piwlnir. and according lo ppoclal bunolltB by
ronson of wild pavinif , upon tno following Iota
nml leal estate us shown by tlio Kcnorall ) rcc-
OK'iii/od limp of tlio city ol Onialia. IsM , llllio-
nr.inctl and published In Hen. I' , llomls , snitl
cost lit'lmr so lovletl on s'lld lots and lonl ost.Uci ,
itisnoctUnlj.ns follciwd , lo-wit :
Jni ! . . ' blk 70 , city . . . .J2.W 75
It Shannons ' , It 5blk70.cit ) . . . ! iM 75
Kxporioncii r.stabiook , It II blk 5 , city . 477 51
" It 7 blk 7l.city ( . 1114 1
" It S blk 7i ) , city .1114 1
T ) . II. Ilowtnan.n Slotlt5blU71 , city . . H71 41)
.IiuiiixU. Aihims - < 4iiorit 1hlk71clty . . 4 1411
Jno. I onis.lt t ! blk 71 , city . . . . 71)5 ) b7
Jno. MuiliiKh , n ' / \ vvOlltaii It 7 blk 71 ,
city * ! 12
Agues II. Willlnins , o .8 It s 'Jit 7 blk 71 ,
oil ) . . HI 09
J. It. Snltoii. w44 ft It Shlk 71city . U7I 42
1' . H .Mlllspaiish. wlidHof o Mlt ItH blk
71 , city . . . 517 1'i
J. II. Sutlon.nUiftltH blk 71oily ltd 7J
Milu llniikiif.lt 5 blk7-city 710 H7
r.slntc ot 1'clnr 1'orbus , It II blk 7' ' , clly. . . . 7H' > H7
Qiilnuy A. Oilmoie.lt 7 blk 7 , city TU5 S7
Ilohhof M. II. Orllllmf.lt Milk 7. , city. . . Till HT
1M Mnnror , K ' , w ' ' , 115 blk 7i.city : -7H 50
Hum \ Uvof-oy. n 'i ' w ' nnd o 'J ' Itn blk
7:1 : , city . . .ni7tn :
IlubcccnJ. I.lvcBoy , ltd blk 7:1 : , oily 7'.r > K7
1) . II. lldu-imin. w' ' , , It 7 blk , 'l , city . . . .II'17'JI
lliinlco 1) . 1'iittco. o' ' , R7 blk 7.1 , city . . .Il'l ? ! ! !
Itnmlall A. llioun.ltrt blk 711 , city 7 ! HT
Utllnl' Hilikley , II 5 blk 71 , city 7'JJ h7
lA. . WrJulit. vv 'ill I ) blk 71 , city JW HI
John Men i lit. o " > Itil bllv7loity ! t'i7 HI
.Ionium Wiwlit , w'4 It 7 blk 7lcllv . . . ll'ij Hi
Canio J. Vlarks.o' ' ' , II 7 oik 74 ollv . , ' 1'iT HI
II KJ II lnl-iim.lt Hlilk "I.oily . . . . 7i'5 W7
Moyir Ilolhmiii.il I blk Ml , city Tin M
.lame-I ( i biipinan. Ifi blk h'l , tlty 7 " > 7
1'ctm W Iklns , U.I IilkKI. citv Tl M
.lillhill lluiniH , u Vtlt I blkstl , tlly . 57711
llunlci-1) I'atKe.s 's ' It I blk wi.cily. . an 75
.Mink .Unhewn It I blk 'i ' < icit ) 7'j : > H7
Cliiiili-H II Iliown.lta blk Mcity 7'i"i ' H7
I'lo.l Dnlliinu , U ! blk Ui , city Tfl'i H7
I'rud Dcllomi.n'.iU II It 4 lilkixi.clty . . ! > 4S
M , ( 'iiiiiinbiKi. s ! H II It 4 blk 'M , citv. . . llll.'H
II. 11 Wood , n Wilt It I , lilk HI. oily Mi ! H
Aomi WINon , H5I Hit 1 blk ' .ll.t-lty . U'H M
> ! t'limiliiiflinni.oiu ft IfJblkiil.tily ! i > 7 in
< ) lo Nelson , , n ft It a blk UI , Uty . . . : i > " VI
I'.vu Olivur , It il blk ul , city Tin M7
Aiiim Wilson IINJ ft It I lillc HI , city li. fi'i
t-ainh llornsioln , s 10 ft It 4 blk'icity ' | I.Vi III
II , munition. ' It I blkw.ouj 557 II
.Iiiiiio-l'i > tter , i ) flftof vr ' , lt I blkltt.cily ' 7H 51
ril/nbt'tb Ivnotllo , wlllltof It 1 bllcUcity ! ' 7' < M
Kbtatoofti C Vloiicll.ua blk'JJ.oity . 4T7 Ki
Doniiis l.iiurv.U 1 blk Ui , clly VJi
Van Kurini l.lasllo Nut Lock nnd VV'nshcr
Cto 't ' It i blk .l , city . 5VT II
.In. ) It , .MLUiiwno , w ' . It 1 blk HI , city . . 5.Y ? 11
ClmrlinNubor. II'J blU'M , citj . . . . 1111 ri
Adnl' Draki ) , It ilblk 'II , city . . . 177 M
Alinn WIHiin It t blktU , oity . 47751
KtiUIou - That nll ( 81'ucial ' liutu luvlcd nloio-
Hiild , on snldlots it spec lively , shall bccomudn-
Ilnqiicnt us fnlloHH : ono It nth ol Iho It till
tnnounl so lovioil on cauli n < Hiild lots aliitll | jo-
comu del ntiu | > ni m lift ) ibi > H liom the IIII-RUKU
nmi npprovnl of this oiilliiaiKi ) , ono tenth in
oniiyciu.imn-lonlli In two > U'iis , one linilli In
thrco youis , ono tenth in four JCIIM , unu tenth
In Itvo ) uaiKiii ) ti lltli in HIY JD.IIS onotnnth
in i-ovon yours , ono t" uili in ult'liteiiisnml
tiiio-lDiilh In nine \oai aftur hind KHJ. nnd
tiulDK fiom tlio pitibiixo and nipro\alol | Ihis
onllniinro. Kadi of mild inslullim nts , ou | > t
thu 111 nl. shall ill ins intoiost nt tliu rule of i-evcn
iiorctnt. porniiiiuin from tlio tunitof tlio liny
aforOMild , until the oainc bliull bn > emu tit lin-
qnunt. A ponnltyot live per cent. , totfolhnr
with Intort-tl at thi' mil1 til onu per rent , pur
month , iiujnblu In ndumco , ihull bu paid on
ouch dollmiUDiit iii tiillmi < nt.
hiH'tion - ' . That iliu iinlhe niiionr.t of tux i < o
| j\lot | und asxet-vd on any of saul lotii inn ) bo
paid by tliouunoi t < l any lul , 01 tliuciitlreniinul
iiro rata I'TOiioitl'.a ol MI ' 1 lax on nil ) of said
lots , nmy be pulil by un > pui Jiil | on tiny pni I of
Buhl lota within lllty dtija liom mltl li'vj.ninl
thcroupon such lots in partol lot , sliull bu
eiompt from nny Hun or cluuvornr.
Miction 4 That ( ilia mdlii.imii flmll t.iko ulTuut
nml bo In force from nnd allur Us pui.i't : ) ) .
i'uasod 8epteniborl4tli , IHM ) ) .
W . 1' lltcim. , I'rosldont fliy Council.
J. II 8ol'Tiuiu > , C'lty ( 'lurk.
Appiovud Soittotnbor jiithlH' < l.
J.V > UH U. Horn. Mayor
Tlioso tnxcs nro now duu nml puyiiblo lo tlio
ciV ) trcusuicr. mul nlll htt-omo tluliminiui us
bhown in feiction -
IIUCK , Cil )
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailv i'rtl incuts timid ilil IIP < 1. 10 cents t'"j
line lei thr flrM itiMMtmn , ' < oonM for oncli sub-
Ipquenl m ort on nml $1 Vi n Imp per month
No fttUertiti'tnont tnkrn for lr < s tlinn 2r emits
lei tlip llrst million. Seven vtonli will l > o
tsnunti'il to the Hup ; tlioy nuist uin coii ocn-
tlvulj and tiniM tie pnl.l m ndvnnpp All it'Uor
tl&pititi'its mint bo liaii.tckl In bo'oro S o'cloi k
p , in , .mil mull r no piu-um-tamvs will thoj bu
Ukcn nr 1l44onittinpil 1 3te.opliono. .
I'l.ttlii . nitvoit .Itijr In tlio t1 oh i inns nnd hfir.
Inplhi nnawna i Mic-ml in < nio of lilt Urn
ntll t lon o n li fivr n c In cK tufniililr lliom to not
their lctlei , us noun will l > p tit hri'iivl pxcept
on ptoHMitntlc.n ol plu-tk AM IUKWPM to ml-
VoiliM'tiiBlits flionld lie iMirlonctl In
CHANCES.
AlnNVV TO Ml VV ,1 II I'liitnltc. Iftti nil , !
i'lt t I Iiiiro I slirpti. l-pnl psliilo Mini limn
tnlivp. I luiv nntt < H , innit money on ohuuel or
mil i > tnti > , rent or ell houses and n i nuns.
Us ,
l s ell \Nrr-A rnro rliimto l y
nn inipipM in aiip liilih lie I an.l . K < ' < I. P y- V-i
Hu' hn tii ; inilj n few hiniilioil dollurs ro-
.inlied Atlilrpst 1' , 21 Hun ollleo. fill V
IJKTTni tlinn Iniinhtir nioiirv nl 2S per ei'iit
' Intit'st A lot on .lni'k nn tieit , f is , 0) ) ;
H lei tin M Vlni.v's iivctinr. flt.lMO This N ling ) .
m ss properly nml "III donWu luvi.hio nlthltt
Ollf Jt III , 101 II OW tlllXO.
.1. II. 1'aiiotlc , Itcid l\lntn nml I onus ,
1ll | | | MxU'nntli nnd Chlcnjio Kltocti * .
_ _ _ _ _
tptilt S.M.I : oi , | nttiilillshntl milk iliilrv.tloliuf
1 it ptijlnir liu lne s , prevent nwnin- retiring
from IIIIMIIPSS. J. 1 , . Itlcu , V Co. , over Cuiniimr-
rinl n.ink | H' | 4
JjlOlt .sAI.I.-Hnkcry , confectlomry itiul
J- litilph room , uhi'itp It solil noon ; t.lcknc s
rnixi1 ol ffolllnir. liniiitrp of Kopn , l'ielli\Mt \
I o . lldi' I iviniuii m , iimidiii. Ndi. l > ' < 7
J OIt S VI. -Unit : MoriIn ll\ ttinn norlli
- * PlMPIttPtllllskll.POtllltV M' it. ( OOt Kill-
gons lurnlllnir. . Apply to V Itnnspn , wholiv.
HnltMhlltfs. Sliiut rily , In. tt54
Innit SAM : la room hotel on pornor lot Ifiil
xlsd It , near ilopot. * . ' .ll , ? TOJ cinli , a poinl
spun ofwoikitik' lior-es tnkpti i > s pint payment ,
tluip irlvrn on tmlnncn to suit. Aililipis , T VV
1' . box tri < outli llpiiil , Noli MO.V
Ij OH S Vl.ilinplenn'iit : elom nmlliliii'k
shop , comhlncil or itipariitiiil , In ono of the
Hi i'lp | t tow nn in Nelnii"kii. Tor furtlipr pur-
tlt'llliirs iitlilirsB I/ , t ) , po t box lul , Hpnmi'ri
Nel > . N'.KJI *
nilf > .Vl.i-lr : ( trnilt ) lor Oiuiihn property"
Tlio best IniMited llvcrv slnoMS. ilh tock
tn the cite Uonir lenin of tinin nl olienp rent.
K Itros.inia I'lirnnni V2J
H ot si.s i nts , Turnip l.nntls menu ) lunnpii
II'MM | . I.MIi nml IMiiKlil * Mroi'ls fi\t \
FOUND ,
r.\KH.\ pit ot tlu
I poor fnnn , mid liny pniiv iitituil trtjcnis
olil , left lilinl foot wlilie Inquire on the pliico.
Miiilln .lohii'-oii. KM i
LOST
LO T-Dii troct. n cnlnroit hrncailoil glnnvl.
Uonnnl for ruttiin to s. e. cor. 2oth V llnni-
lltonsls. ir.7.11 *
LOST On or noiir noilli Plih st . n dark
lirown lentlior IIHISO ponliilnhiK nbont ftll.
llmloi will lie lUiciall } rotninloit by li'iivltiKut
lloston l.itundry 107 North I > th atrout. iai-2 *
OTHVr.I ) O
> Kmiiiiil on Stii'rinnn avo. , Sept Is.nllitht
Boirul pony , wolirht about stm , nhniif ! ypnrs
olil , liranilcil on lelt lilp , n liltlo swavbiiekoit :
hud a now liulli'r on with nlioiit loity fent of
rope iittnclio I , nml nn old blanket A rowatil
of Jill ill lie irivpn lor rutnrn of siiinn to .1. T.
Kolitimon , WJ N t'.ltli ' St. , Omalm M5JU *
"T OSI' A irold tircnst pin , hot \reon .ilth "t. ami
J ' I" 1' . depot SHO ii'vumlfor lotuin to Itu-
ticrnnin's Jowclrj stoic. tOI 2 *
LOS I' Hutwpoii I'lnb Ptntilcs nnd Doiiitliii nnd
14th * tP. , latlio * liniul luifr containing puise ,
itcoipt" , ole , pluiisu return to Itcc olllcu nail
Recure i o\v aril. 1MO ( ! !
IO'sT ' ( Intel ejo trla'sea , ( jold ; clinin , weld pcn-
J ell with anchor nltiicliod. Mntlor nlcii'O
return to llco otllco nnd K t lownnl. U9il-.l *
$ . 'i Itr.VVAKI ) for the ipturn of my pocttotncoTT
lost liotwcnn thu trims Tor ilopot mill io l-
doncc , Supt.-7. C. VV Tliomu * , C.lo 1'uik nvo.
! IV ) 2 _ _
IOST .Instlir pup" liirlit hnlf , lilnok no o.
J llcturn to HO' ) JJoiiKliist t. uml get ruwnid.
_ - _ _ K'14 ' :1 : * _ _
Iosr. A plHln Imtid irokl HiiKor ilnanlllior
' on llith , t/nrd or IHIli ntrput , wllli tliti iiainn
" Iniv , " pimrnvptt on Insidu. 'Iho flndor will
plcasii knn nt lieu olltou SCI
JnsT-A line let ! Unit sliunl , nlmut 0o'clock
J Pntnrdiij oxcnlnir , Sept. Jl. J.ouvo ut. thll
olllco und tfot reward. 2UI
Jj'I llST-tT.ASS tnhlo honiil rtrBCiitliiiinn nnd
ulloor single c'liileinen. in private film-
Il > . 114 N. tblli , bot. Uuagoiuul Capitol u\e.
05(1 ( 6
B OAUDlNt } Parties wleliloir aootl Hoard for
* . ! 50 per week : diiy boaid ? J.OO ; cull nt 110J
NI I7tnst. _ _ _ _ _ W02 4 * _
NIB OAItniiNti Uooililay board , lOPI Cnlirnrula 417016 *
_ _
BS , utJJ-J N. 15th st.
non't lull to cull lit tlio llond
Jnnd Mo'tfrHKU r.xcliiiiiKn If jou iuoHuekliif (
for InvPhtiiiPiitB Wo cun furnish whatjou
wunt. M. I. . HlKKhia A , Co. , 15uo Uouifltta BU
J °
_ _ _ _ _ _
I ) E7r ? ( ) NAIi-Lndle or JientHbOolnlly or tan-
t trlino'dnlly Inclined dofilmr coiicspond-
PIIPO with tlio opposed Doxhlionlil nildni-g the
L'oiiosptiiidhiK IliiriHin , I'liiiumii , In. Kgtnb-
ll-huil tliiuo ( III jcnrh , stiletly coiitldoiitlul. Ku
cloko stump for r"l'lj" ' . _ _ _ _ _ H40-3
WANTii-l'iipls : , for Qcrinnn und I.ntln ,
pnliibtakiiiK1 emu , compDinncy , 81100039 ;
nddicB- 111 lluo olllco. _ HJr U f.
, NonfuTiil tRHty nil-wool
1 Hulls , $7 I. . O. .lonoH .V Co , American
Clotlilc.ru , 13OT I'm until st. Mull orduis llllcd.
_ _ OM N
PIIHSON'AI , Von run m ll honds , inoitBiijfes
nnd ollifi Fuc.inltiu.sat thu llond nnd .Vlort-
KIIKU i.veiuuio ; | of .M. U HlKi'lns & Co. , IfXllt
OoiiKlns hU KS n
pUllf-ONAI VlrS r)7 ) Niii7mo vr"vrni ruii
J clnlrvoynnt , Mrdlcul nnd liuslncfs Mnillutn
lloom No , U , Kl Noitli UHli St. , Oinalni , Neb.
Tjl.Ilsov .1 iT Sli s li IkTnoiuus. tonclinr""of
J pnlntln nnd miislo , Iflll I ) mmpoit st. IUB , ' M
i-Vou ciinliiiv nil Kinds of HlocliH.
liomls nnd other sccniltloi nt tlio llond nml
lUcliuiiKo of .M. 1. . lllKijina A To. , 1500
st. 1-- II
) : - - ' nml violin tiuiuht pn-
viiti-lj ; histriiotlonot IlrBioider ; I'rotunior
VVIcIilu , cnio VInVln > iir. ri'W ( )5 ) *
' Mrs htollnld luta oiieni'il drcsil
TAUIl'H
J inaichnr pirloiHeoi Pth nml I'liltniKO RH ,
uptnlrs nnd is pinp.iiul to mnko line dr > uson
In iilliini liitp.l stvlcs. A | ici Ifil III Is Kniuiill-
ti ( i' . nnd nil uoiKdimo ni'iilly nml pioinpil/ ,
C'ntthur nnd Illlmif n fpi'i liilly. 1551
ATlllMnMT. . I'lipurconliiliiH nuarlyiO ?
M iiduirliM'im ' ills liniii inilli i ninl uoiitto ,
niuii iintiii | { unirPtiioiiilinitfi bunt " inoiilliu
Itir HfciiiiiH Addiche , llflpiogIlnml , " 0 l.u
Bitlo HI. , I Illcntro , III. _ HiUSfl *
. ' nnd 'I ypeunumr H'liool ,
STKNOfilt.VI'in 8 , lion bank. 0 , VV. llnlior.
ISO
IIAItN tvpn-nrltlnir ut Vidnnilno'H
liniid Jiihtituto 100.1
Vul'tlo.iif n MonoR-nipliiM1 nddiossd , W.
IK linl.ci , V Co. , UoniiiM 7 nml 8 hull bank.
a
TxTHITINfTMACillNIIh ropalruU
T V 7 nnd H lion bunk.
THAI ) mi'iiliirf
A Shoit liand liifUlmo.
oil M V hi.--At cult , n lull linn of now Inii-
F Kio , Hiit'oiis.ciuin uml Innmi < or wllltir-
oliani/t > lor ( rood liorbCr , nt l > miok'bltcpoillnry ,
, f si. 032 6
_ _ _
TjMMl RIJA | trnnil slock of Itnrdwuru nml
J1 ii riluuitiiini inipliuiioi.lH , n kpluiulla loctt-
tlon. unl ) ( in-i other MuLk ol .iiud uio linio ,
lit'w ' rullioiid " " b'-liv built to llui toun. iiual-
rit-f sin ton n booming. AtMicHi I'D , Hi oiiltloo ,
\7 AI BSTINK > Slioit-lmnd InHitnto to In Kx.
> position ImlMliiH1. IW )
A INSHOHTII , Nrli"oiriTi'4 f"J1Of)0 ) "l"Oilu5'"lO
J\.nn\ i L'opoiiHiblii poison who will tireitalOO
libl ruflor rlonriii ! ? null lit tliut pliicu.
flmrles K llolmiis. 73-1 / >
_ _ _ _ _
' ' ) ut oiling bosilon nt Vnlcntlno'j
Ari'DN'l - Institute 110 a
_ _
"
TNBl > IU.\rinN cniilriiullu byJIis.r Helm"
bfit.TOKSoillh \ \ > lit SJ'I ' 4 >
Jl' joiinriiiiiitlerliiK with 1'llos comn uml irrt
oinnd Hutiuinrtion Kuuruntecil I
J. lloninr , IDU iionli Ibth bl , Otniilin , Nub.
' ) Viilcntlnf > ' 8 Shuit hand Inflltntu
A'rrKNI
ixH'siloii ; | | bulldlnv , 1UJ3
tl'KS , lloiivs , itirubs , eto . plautnl fret foi
I/IM.IIII Liiylnirol DoJKl'18 ' C'o , Nuravrlog
C.I i How i * l'r p..l' . O lioxgjQ. MT-nia *
FOIt KK.S'I bqduro I'luao Vi moatulr. A
Hti po IHIH iiomrlaa. _ _ _ IHMT _
KM ) Vnkintiiio'B fhort'liuud Juitltuu
AT
K < | io < inou bullilm-