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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1886)
1 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WlfflfNESDAY , DECEMBER 20. 1886. "all. two rhnnnlnK American youni ; ladles MKftps Ilnglcrs and Hhtileii delighting overjbody with quaint noero melodies with banjo accompaniment. Among the Americans about to tnkewlnR to tlio Itivlcra nro foiiimmloie Oeiry nnd family , wo ) : will iia r monthat Nice , lion. Jnmts Kns'Hsh , ex-governor of Connecticut , vith Mrs. Kugtlsh and Jlrs. Morris , have also left for Nice nml Italy. Mr. Nathan Apple- Ion , of llnston , Ii ? started for Hanover to Bpcntl CliTlslinns with Ids brother Mid family iliore , but expects to rctmn hpro at llio ex- Vlrntlon of .a week ortlieicaboiils. Colonel nnd Mrs. Hunnetford will spend the Kr ilcr portion of the winter in llio Itlvicrn. Mrs. A. J. Drcxul mm her ( lnnliter ami son-ln-lnw , Wr. and Mis Fell , will leate I'm Is In a few days for Cnnncs. AT IMt' . At P.III the \\entlier Is rainy nnd blustery , but tlio hlppodroiiio races came elf \Vcilncs- lny with the nsitnl ccKit , the Americans put ting In a strong ntxic.it-Aiice. Sumo fotty ladles woio present , nmonK them helm ; Mrs * nnd tlio.Mlsscs lltirton , Mi. . nml the .Misses Jlutton , Mine , do L'uailra , ilarchloncss and Wllc-s. dc Novlbo" , Mr . Jeo. Mis. l ) | by Jloycott , Miss UrownriKB nnd Miss Watson. Most of the Pan sportsmen were picsent , nmonfi them Mr. Torrnnce , just nnlvod.mntlc Ids llrtt nppcninnre , Hie Count Ic ) Jlndie , Mr.V. . K. Tlinrn , Sir Victor liumlce , M. F. 11. , Sir John Nuinent , Colonel Acton , Major JMnlcohn Patten , Counc Kuno do MontcbcIIe , Mr. Foster Haihani , Sir Thouns Knov , M. d'Crlailrajt , and Cnptaln Hrowne. The Rrmind.is In good condition and the races fairly contested. Theio was only ono fall , nnd that without serious results. The grand pilx will take ] > ! ace on February 1 , nml on tlio 8d. Two Important jiifinlsKjci will be cclobratcil eaily in the coming month .Mile , do McMahon , daughter ot the ox-president nf tlio icpiiDlic. with the .Due dc Plulnnce , and that of Mile. Dlan dc Ca30 Urlswc to Prince dc Ll ie. 1 have Just seen a superb coat bclnz made for tlie last named tlanceu. it Is n lonu' pelisse of mineral blue crccti plush , llnpil entirely fiom top to hem in ma nllicuiit blue fox. A larin ; Russian coDarof similar fur , a broad baijd down the frftitt Ohil round the sleeves complete this prince ! ; ' flanceo wrap. Alolrcvcninir reception dros , icady for another nilstocrnttc bride , Is ot "del do > Slal , " or May sky blue , the peUtooit entirely embroidered In trout with pent Is , cut silver nnd crystal beails , tlie ovculiess of rich Lyon's velvet a shade daikcrith Louis XIII train , lined with satin , set In round hips In pleats beneath a tabbed cois.icelth fins Ii of palo blue China crape , funning i\ wnislb.tnd and liulslicd on the loit Ride with a Kiino | ; how of satin , lioin wlilch ImiiK diamond fciiets. Tlie aims of Austria ducolletgo Is turned back with Fluml.sh point hco. Down the front are silver bags liaiiiliiK : on oithci side , full Hleoves of velvet , cut with bauds of : eiiibrolil- crcd satin nnd turned up bulovr the elbow with cuffs of Flemish lace , finished lids .su perb ilr s that Is to bo woin at couit In Bul- cium. The CuUlnrt Crisis. LONPOX , Dec. 28. The queen maintains constant communication with the Murquis of Hnllsbury. It Is declared that the premiei Los no Intention of resignini ; . The cabinet met at l'JHO : o'clock this afternoon ami dis cussed the resignation ot Lord Randolph Churchill. The other members of the cab inet aiieed with Lord Jballsbury that Lord llaitint-Ion should bo usueil to join tlio coal ition ministry. The Ktorm In Hnglnml. LOXPON , Drc. 28. After a violent jialo nnd unusually heavy snow storm , a rapid tliaw et In throughout the country. The storm ( lid utrat damatxo to cionmls around the Uuckingham tjalace. In ilydo park , Lon don , trues wcro bloun down , and all ovci tlio rountry titlepliono and tolp niDh wlros ncm , -dostrwTd and railway trains iuipedcd. TonnyHon Criticised. LONDON , Dee. 28. Uladstono has written for the January number of. the Nineteenth Century an article entitled "Locicsley Hall nml thu Jubilee. " The article is aciitlcUm of Teniison' & poem by the light of events of llfty jears. 1 The Ilt-itlHlj I'nrliaiiiont. LONDON , Dec. IB. It is otlicially an nounced that the nit'clini : of parliament 1ms leon postponed until Kebrnaiy. STUIKEUS USB JJ\'NA311TC. J3xi > losivc9 Discovered Under Gnblo Tracks in San Francisco. S.VJT 1'jtAKCisco , Di-e. 23. A sensational development In the bttcet cur trouble oc curred tu-day on the Geary street line. An oilerslio dcbccnded a man-hole In the course of hla duties on the road near Yanness avenue , found two dynamite cat trhlRos with 1 nt-e attached in tlio tunnel thiough which the c.ihlo runs under tlio track. Further search was made , and two more of thesndc- etnictivu UKcntaini : founil. It Is helle\cd that the caitridKC * ere placed In tlietunnrl tin Sunday nhht ; , In tc.idlnc.ss to bo exploited ycatcnluy inimUn ; ; when the assault was made on the employes of the i oad , and tlmt the presence ot the police and the dctei- Uilncd light they made uieventoil thocon- mimination of the dastardly hchome. The nmount of tlyiiamlto ticcreted under the track was .snlllelcnt not only to blow up the road hod nnd any car which might have been over It , but would haTO caused immense dnma ate to propel W In tlio vicinity. The ir.utloi has i pluccd In the hands of the luithoiitlc * . AfTalrH ofthoAVu Sr. Loins. Due. ss.-Colonel U % II. Jilodeolt , general solicitor of the Wabash railroad , presented to thu United State * cir cuit court to-day the order recently made by Unuhom at Chlea o appointing Igo Uuulojr receiver of certain lines of the Wuh.nh . system east of the Mis sissippi river. Colonel Dlodci-lt also made itn o.\Iian.stiro statement re.'aidlnc the lines of thu entire b > sti > m , thelrlocatinn , condition , etc , , and asked the court to Instruct Itoceiv- crs Humphrey * uiul Tntt ulmt eouiKo to jMlisiin 111 future. .Ind o ' 1 real.stated that the decision nt tlio Wabash imichikbtt conteni- Urn payment ot all Indebtedness. Jdated not Intended tlmt the eieam of the iiiom-rly fihonld be Ul > en and tlmt the purrhatTrs ohonld ( "tcapo obligations In respect to all other paits ot the pinperlv. It Is undortitond the puichnsInK eonimlttee nt- tonuiyB will hrltiK up tomunothe \ question of llio jurladlrtlon of Jud o ( iio.-vlniui , and u that cabo tlio dlipntii may u'.ich the sn- liremo court nt the United bt.itcs. IfnVrnth Ills I'rnporly. riiiCAnii , Ui c. 3i Timothy U' Ishl , ot Now Yorlc , tiled a bill lo day njjatnst his agent , Thorns l < yman , tor aceuuntlnp ; and illseovery , clftlnilnu' I A man f.tlleil to account fore. tituoith : neaily SM.OOU.tHX' . The us- tale is < raterf ( d throujjli Chicago , Wlnelku a I ul Wiluhtvvood.VilgliteIaiuis \ that dur ing hla abiimco his titles have been giadnall } vlped out by nte.ins of I'ori'i'lii uin Milts vlthoutlils Kno\vK'dKe. The hilt says no ac- rount has bncn rendered by J ytniui falncu A nistlmrnKlied N' nv Yorknr , Ni.w YOKK , Dec. 28. [ Special Telegram to the lluu.l The Tunes uija ; John 0. Knn vcntiued to leato Canada a foitnUlit or so jigo and brarely raiuu to New York , spent i\vo orthrco rtavs heie , coiibultod with the at- torney'a abaet rndlni ; his lioubhy with the law. met Hf tr ehoofu filendsat a little dlu liei- and cilulj talked of an e.irly letiirn to Itlzeii'-hlp here. lie biilfercd a food deal from iH'iTonn UruuKs lust Miuunur , but U yerfeetly well now. j A Brewery In Klawrn. KT. I.ouia , Uef,2i Tlirt walls ot Holm's brewery s.ved in Rt - : ; to-day , and It Is now pn lire. It la known that two nior. nro killed nnd It lt ( litlleicd they aru In thu uiuib. A Deadly l'rioticnl O. , Joc. Us. A Danvlllo ( Kj. ) sjic lal UUjoQoinmerclal-tiuzettoiiaj's ; At Junctlwt City on Christmas day , VY. T. tJark ! ; > ou , a iMvhlbltianUt , drank egg-no ; at | heliou e vf a frleud.DanlelTwoddle. TUonca lie \ is tnken to a saloon , forced to drink until stupefied , then placed In n wntcon with n imnnrr "ProhlbltlonlH died December 2.V 'J ho JoKers ere horrlllpd soon at the discov ery tnnt Clarkson was dpad. It is expected thnt the perpetrators will bn made to suiter. TrnvoIliiR Men In Bc % lin , CIIICAOO , Dec. 23. The twelfth nnnual mooting ot tlin > ortliwc . ( crii Tra\ellnt : Jlen'i association M.IS held hero to-ilav. The report of iho secretnry plumed rx tucsonl memlieishlp of about . * X. 'llio total amount pnld hciiPiiclnrles * > lnee the ilato of urcnnlzntlnn Is S7WiOW. Duiinir the year tuuiity-thrce deaths have occurred , A Knllrond Clinneus Cmr.Uio. Dec. US. A special to the Inter- Jccan from Clinton , 111. , siy < : It wn1" of- liclally announced to-day that the Illinois Centrftl railroad had purchased the rimin- jialen A Havana road. The Central will ,13- stimo the management the Ilrst il.xy In J\u- ; tiaiy. " ' ii * * A. Hiirrltile Dcnth. CHICAGO , Dec. 2S. 'llio Dally News , Cairo (111. ( ) , spuclnl says : In a saloon quarrel i-tin- lay evening Thomas Splccr , coloied , was Ihrown to the lloor by llairv Hayoi and J'homei Mealmn , who covered him with tur- lientlno nnd set lira to hN clothing. The \ Ic- il m died to-night. The periictrixturs IMC lit Dlnruptcd a till Cnir-Aoo , Dec. 28. At the meeting of the Central low a Traffic association to-day the Diagonal line demanded Ineipased percent ages. This demand disrupted the ounnl/a- tion , which , lion ever , was at once reoriraii- l/ed , the Dlmunal's ; demand bi-lug roturrcd to nrbltrators. A Itublicr'H M'H'orro tcil. NAsit\ii.tE , Teiin. , Dec. SA MM. Halpht , wlfu ot the oxprc.s-j robber aiiostcd here Ctulstmas ilav , lett for St. Louis tn-nlirlil In cliar u ( it n detcclUo. She is thought to liavo aided In plaiinlni ; the lohbery and to lia\o 12,000 in her possession. I'rolilliltlonl'it Nnnitnnlc. Mu.w.vricr.E , Doc. 23. At Eati Clnlio to day the piohtbltlonlsts ot the Klchth con gressional dlstiicl iiomlnalud Hugh i'rlcu for : ho short conicssloiml term , nnd I'oter Irnox. of Kau Clatro lor the lout ; tcim to succeed William T. i'rlco , deceased. A Sirlkc Decided Ution. UO TOX , Dec. 28. Tlio cmplojcs ot the JonsolUlated railroad had n secret mccthiKlast ilirht at which thovdeclded tostilke Jaiunry L It curtain grievances woio not abated. A Jeweler Fulls. UAI.CIMOKI : , Md. , Dec. 2i , IaiM > b Onstel- jerc , juwcler , made an asslRnment to-day. Ills liabilities were placed at 500,000 and as- Butts about 800,000. ' 1'KN POINTS. llcccnt Arrivals nt tlio Amunosa Con- viots1 Homo. , In. , Due , 27. [ Correspon- Icncc of tlio Bin. ] The following : ire llio nrrivnla nt the penitentiary : George Kboslmrt , of Corwatt , 111. , twenty-six years of age , scvon years for niun- Hlaughtor ; J. Urovran , of Ln Platte , 111. , liolcl waiter , twenty- two years old , lar ceny , ono year ; Charles H. Uoodwicli , arles Uugan , luoiilder by trndo , thirty-four years old , cuibcx/.leiucnt , sent tor two years ; George \V. Friekliss , of Sioux City , twenty-seven years old , burtr- lary , four years ; Mike Mooney , alias Mike Alulcaha , twenty-three ycara old , ; rand larceny , eighteen months ; William Martin , of Louisville , Ky , pattern maker , Lwonty-onc yours old , eighteen months for larceny ; William Hoots , of Clinton , la. , nineteen years of ago , but a , more boy , four years for larcenv ; ,1. Smith , alias OncralDcwey , Chicaco , 111. , thirty- six years of age , attempt to commit rape , ono year nnd six months ; Harry Kandall , ofl'eoria , 111. , twenty-three years old , larceny , two years. On Christmas morning at 9 o'clook the convicts in tlio piison gave n concert , consisting of kinging , cute savings , etc. , which wus interesting and listened lo by a largo number of our citizens. At noon the prisoners sal down to a sumptuous dinner consisting of chickens , pies , etc. , which tlioyenjoyed very much. A lady ninety-nine years of age died at Farley , a little town twont } ' miles east of here , last Monthly morning , the funeral taking place In that town. She was of Irish descent and appeared to be Imlu and hearty until a short time before her death. _ THOSE OKIjUISUATKD 1'1-iANS. Tlio County CoiumHelonerfl Ac.'iin at Work Consider ! n.t ; Tliom. Monday titternoon the county com- nfibsioncrs began the work of reexamining the plans submitted for thu county hospi tal. They wcro at the same work ye-i- terdaj morning , and at a o'clock yes terday afternoon undertook the consid eration of those ot Mendelsohn & La wiio. Tlio commissioners do not know when they will double to reach a vote upon the acceptance of the plan best adapted for the iiM"i speci- lied. It is now Known that Mr. Tunmu considers Coehran'.i plan as his liivt choice , with Mendelsohn & Lawilo'b tiis his second. Mr. O'Keofo has givou ex pression to a decided prufurcneo. for Aleyerd' for many reasons , b.ihed upon a couipariFon of the relative merits of each , Ho claims that ho has uce.ii ndlu to form a bolter opinion of Mcyera' , because all thu spec ifications , even to the minutest detail have been outlnuul bv the latter gontlo- man. This has not diien done by either of the other competitors. Meyers' build ing , too , is a tire proof htructuro , and thu architect ( ili'cv * to give : i bond of $100,000 to erect H withln the proposed liguro , It is not know n how Mr. Corliss stands upon thu question , but in view of the fact that ho retires from otlico in about four or live days , if ho does not miikn Imstu , thn third vole in thu scIoutloH will dovolvu upon Mr. Mount , the commis sioner-elect. The Nuliraika Prew > ns > oeialini will meet at the Mlllanl this evening. Rheumatism We doubt If there H , or can l > o , a specific rrniecly ( or ilictimatUin ; lint thinmnds vim lii\o : tudoreil Its pains li.tve hccn Krcatly lien- ciHcJ by Hixid's S.irs.iiiarllli. It ) ouha\e failed to llmt ii-lh'f , tiy this erc.it rcini-ily. "IMIS iiftlictfil witli rhciunatlsin twenty years. I'/oUous to J&w I fotiuil no relief , hut crew woi so , anil at ono llmo was almost help- leu , JIooU's ftnsajurill.1 illd me moro Eotnl thnn nil the other nu-iltdno I ever had. " H. T , It m-ojr , Shirley Village , Mass. "IliadrheumatismIhrco ) cai , iml cot no lellet till 1 took Hood's Sarsaparllli. 11 has done great things for me. I'lecommeiid U to others. " Lnvid UUUUANII , HliWcfoidlie , ' Hood's Sarjaparllla Is cliaracterlrtd hy three pccuilarltlM : 1st , tlio comllnntlon I icmcilial DRcats ; d , the j/rojior/JoJi / ; Oil , thu yroetst if securing the ncthe medlflnal ( juallliej. Hie result Is mcJIoino otuuiuual btroiutil'i cffcctins cures hitherto unknoun , Kt'iid fur book coutalnlUK ixddltlonal otidcucc. "Hi'od'a Sirfni < aillla I ones up my sjitein. juulCcs my LUnnl , tl.arpeus my ni > i"'tUe , nnd fociiii to inaKe nm o > cr. " .1 , r , Tiiourau.v. Kuglsttr of Uocdj , I.un ell , Mass. " llomj'1 Barsaparllla. heats nil others , and U worth Hsu oiBhi la roltl. " I.i.xui ; : uio-S , ija Uaiik btrcit , Ji'evv Xi'iU City. Hood's &Sarsaparilla SoM by all drtrgRfsts. tl i six for | 3. UadQ ontyliy 0.1. IIOOU & CO. , luntvll , Masi. ICO DososjOno Dollpr. HE FOUND HIS ERRING WIFE , A Lincoln Confectioner's Better Eixlf Found in an Omaha Brothel. SHE REFUSES TO GO BACK HOME. The Council The City Glinrtrr Suing Ills Partner Hnscnll'9 Notes Sixty Dnj-s Jail Klrds -Oilier tiocnl. An Krrlne AVIfp. A fml-oj'ed Minn from Liricoln n ) > - poured at thu police lii'nilqtutrtcrs nt 7 o'clock last evening , nml , concc.illnjr liis identity untlor llio nunio of Charles Julia * port , Invoked tlio nld of the police in n btMircli for liig wlfo , who hnd dcsortod him and \vni supposed to bo hi Uinahn. He .said that he was engaged in the con- fi'ctlonery business at Lincoln and had a family consisting of a wlfo and u little baby just , a year old. Ho had always en joyed pleasant domestic relations until about two weeks ago , when Ids wife showed signs of bolng discontented with her rather humble lot and finally threat encd to leave him. He did not mijinose she had any intention of carrying her threat into evectition until a week a/o / ho went home from his work and found his wife had gone away and left their baby withonta word. Iliumidc investigation bat found no clue to her whereabouts until on Monday he received word that .she was in Omaha in evil associationsand ho decided to comn at once and look I'm her , He pnvo an accurate description of the woman , and an olllccr was f-ent to assist him in Ids search. The erring wife was soon located in the house of ill shape kept by His Stella Young on rom-lucntli street. When Johnson entered the place he was met by Ida wife , who was nggod out In the most approved style of the beauties of the lower order. Ho ga/.ctt nt her a moment , and then t.'tkinj ; her Into his arms buist into tears. The woman appeared very penilent.and asked for her baby and forgiveness , and prom ised to return with her hushanu to the homo she had deserted and disgraced. Her ponilonoo was not of the lasting order however. Wlulo she was packing licr trunk the other inmates of the place persuaded her to change her mind , and instead of returninir to her husband ready to start on the journey liome , she came with the chilling information that she had decided to stay where ahe was. Her hurib.itul had not hcen very good to her at her honm anyway , and sliu guessed , on the whole , she wouldn't ' tsxko any stock in his promises of reform , but would let him go homo alone. 'I he an nouncement crushed Johnson completely and , after a vain endeavor to get the policeman to help him remove the woman by foree , he left the house , lie will re turn to Lincoln to-day unless he can jn- iiu.cc Ids wife to change her mind again. THE TWE1YVH W1BB JIE.V. Municipal Mat torn Dlnjiosod or With Nuutncss and OeHpntcIi. Councilman Scrhoedcr , the chronic ob jector of the city fathers , issulleringfrom a severe cold and can scarcely speak above a. whispor. He was very quiet last evening , and the business of the council was disposed of in something over an hour less than the usual time. The council met at 7.DOo'clock as a board of equaliza tion. A report was made recommending the asscMincut of private properly to de fray the expanse of opening , widening and extending certain streets. Air. Dailoy opposed the adoption of the report on the ground that the council hail no authority to assess back on prop erty to cover the cost of private properly appionriatcd forslieut purposes. In some cases ho thought the assessment to prop erty wore greater than the benefits Unit would accrue to such properly by & trout extensions and improvements. t _ City Attorney Council thought the matter ot the council's authority to make such assessment could not be questioned. The levies hail been very carefully coli- Fidered by the council and he thought that the assessment had boon very justly and equally made. After considerable discussion the re port was adopted and the council met for regular business with all of the membeis iiresunt except Mr. MainiHe. The fol- louing business was tran > aetcil : COMMUNl CATION ! ) . From the Mayor Approving ordin ances adopted at thu last meeting of the council. On file. Hoard of Public Works Hpnorting es timate ot Hegan Bros. , grading Douglas street. $ ( i'iO. ! ) ! ) and for basement of city hall , ? ; iyOG.)7. ! ) Allowed. S.-uni ! Ki'conimciidin ; : that the con tract for the construction of sidewalks bo awarded to Chailus Clurdnor. Sidewalks and bridges. Same iluporting claim of .las. KOK ? 4b7S , < ; T for paving in district No. I ! ; ! . Allowed. L'rom Citv Vetcriniarian Asking for incicaiU of balarv to . "iOO a jour. 1'olicc. nvnnoxs. Of H. P. . Clark Asking for reduction of sidewalk tax on Loavonworth. Hide- walks and bridges. 'I ho bond of John I * . Dailey as plumber and drain layei was apnrovod. Of John ifamlin asking permission to grade alloy in lots fi anil ( I , block 2J , on Thirteenth and Mason btrettti. Grades and grading , Of 1'ropurty Ownora Asking for open ing of alloy in block I in Konm/.o'rf'ihlnl utldition. City engineer , iti > oi.rnoNS. Hy Knspcr Tluit tlio city marshal bo instructed to arres-l any switchman or ti.iinmon who hold auv railway crossing In the city longer than llvo minutes. Adopted. Hy Ixiwry That the htrcet coiiiinib- siouor be insluicted to build two watch men's hoiibus for the dump watchmen , Hiiid houses to lie Oxti foot in dimonNlons and 7 fcut in height. Adopted. lly Lee -Thnt fii'.U bo apro ] ] > riatcd to pay Ki-nnody As Hall for the grading of lon lu ! > street betweun Twntluth and Twenty-fourth slrcon. Hoard of public work * and city engineer. Itl.rolllS ( IF Cl > MMITTKr. . rinanco ami olniins Hnturning the re port of the city treasurer' * report of lines collected from the police court. On tile. ( Jrudes and ( irailmg Uecommending Hint the council do not levy tlio tax for grading \Voulivorlli \ rivciuio until the \tork is accepted. On lilt1. -Uecommending that the ap pointment of Charles Lung as u member of tlio police force bo conllrmod. AH- proved. OUIUN.VNCT.S. Levying avSHa-iiuonts to cover cost of construction of sewers la district twenty- six. Passed. Tr.uisfurring certain funds to the gen eral fund. P.ib-od. Bpecial ordinances inakinf appropria tions for tin ) payment ot liabilities in curred during the month of November , amounting to$3 j,4IU.Gi. , : Passed. Declaring the necessity of opening alloy in block 0 , KouuUp's thirU addi tion Passed. Ordering the grading of Fourteenth struct from the Onion racilto tracks to C'astellur s-troot. ( irudod and grading. At i > o'clock thu council adjourucd. The committco meetings of the council will bo hold on Friday ovenlng , this weok. Rheumatism 19 primarily caused by acidity pi the blood , llood'6 Snrsaparilla purities the blood and thus euros the als- The Amctulinnnt t'Qftitntttcc Pushing Thelr.W rk. The charter nm njmcnt comnutleo met promptly at 2 o'clock yesterday , the following gentlcmijii1 ! being present : Messrs. Ilnrlon , I3eciiej , Bailey , Chnso , Daily , Kvana , Lee , r&tHnrlllo , Murphy , and Poppleton. In addition to the members - ' bors of the committo'o thcro were the city attorney , city cnciYje'or , lion , Cl.V. . Llningcr and lion. C'M ! > 'Smyth. ' An amendment mado'was the insertion of a section authorizing'the council to regulate the construction of buildings. The section was framed in compliance with the building Inspector's ordinance now in force. The public library section of tlio old chat tor was amended by the addition of a clause authorizing tlio city to purchase real estate and construct thu necessary buildings for a public library. Some time was devoted to a discussion authorising a survey and replatling of the city and tlio establishment of perma nent corner lines. City Engineer Koso- water was strongly in favor of this plan , but Mr. Popplctou opposed it on the ground that it would cause endless litigation. Mr. Hosowatcr lepliod that it would not cause any part of the litiga tion that will result if the present impor ted lines are not corrected. After Foino further tlbctission the amendment was adopted. No change was made in the sections relative to the apportionment ot taxes and the plan of asse-'smen ; . On the question of general taxes a lengthy dis cussion arose. Mr. bmytho olYbrcd a proposition that the tirst $ . 100 of each manV property bo exempt. Ho liopod by this plan to cqnuli/o the taxes so ihnl the poor man will not bo required to pay moro than his share. Various objections were urged to this , tlte chief one being that the state law expressly provides that taxation on real and personal propeitv shall be uniform and no exemptions can bo made without a change ot the state law. Alter a great deal of discussion definite action was postponed , and the committee adjourned to meet at U o'clook this afternoon. Thbcommittee expect to complete the work of revision to-morrow. .SUING HIS IMUTN'131 ! . Oiuilcl Dola'ioy A-ikn n Tscat Sum uT .7. n. Itilcy. J. E. lliley , the contractor , was made tlie defendant in a suit filed in the dis trict court 3Tustcrday afternoon by Daniel Dolancy. The pl.iintilT alleges that during the past season lie was the part ner of Mr. Kiloy in a number of con tracts. all of which resulted m financial profit to the firm , but that Mr. lliley lias possession of the co-partnership agree ment , and refuses to render an account ing of tlio work done or ) to pay him for Ida share thereof. Ardong the contracts that were completed by the lirm were : the brick ami stone * 5vk for the Kx- change hotel in South 'O ' nalui , on which tlio profit was ? 1,000 ; tlio brick work tor the biiicmont of tlio Fcaqz Fall ; Hicwinc company's building ad a drolit of $ SUO ; the sewers in Districts NJ7 > and 'Jt at n profit of ! ? l'l)00 , ) , ami the brick work of the Fowler packing house at a prolit of $7,5GU. The petitioner assorts that ho has been unable to secure 'h'ispavt ' of thosu protits , and that thu claims have been assigned by Mr. Ililcy to the Omaha Na tional bank , which is mndo a codefendant dant with Mr. Kiloy. The plaintiff asks adeciooof the court ordering Mr. lliley to give an accounting of the money ex pended in the co-partiifjrship contract * and the profits thereof , ot which he claims his share is ? t5,7l.G'J ! ( ! ) , for which amount ho asks judgment. Predicted Rurnpenn "Wars ) . The Hov. Mr. Baxter , editor of the Weekly Christian Herald , published si multaneously in London and New York , am ! who is a clergyman of tlio Church of England , trnve a second lecture last night in tlio Y. M. C. A. , on coming great events of prophecy expected by evpos- itors during the next few years , Ho maintains according to the interpreta tions of the commentator Matthew Henry and others , ttiat the Knd of the Precnt Ago and commencement of the millennial dispensation ii shown by the prophetic dates of the 0000 , 2250 , 2JJDO , 1IW3 , 1200 and . " ! ! ( ) years in Dauiol and ItevelaMon to bo about thirteen years from now in A. 1) . , V.IQO. At the distance of ten years , however , before the end , i. o. , "about 18)0 ! ) , prophetic expositors ex pect thu formation of a eoufedciacy of ten kingdoms Britain , France , Spain , Austria , Italy , Greece , r'gypt , Syria , Tur key and Hulgaria in triumphant opposi tion to ( iurmuny and Husiiu combined. This triumphant ten-kingdom confeder acy is understood to bo pruligu 'd by the ten-toed metaliu image and ten-horned wild bca t in Daniel's second anil seventh chapter , and to bo the result of tre mendous Kuropcan wars between 1SSJ7 and lOiitf. Prince Jerome Napoleon is foretold subsequently to become king of Syria , mid after an extraordinary carciir as the great anti-Christ and leader of thu social inu and anarchists , to pcri-h at Uhrif.tdciconl at the bfttlo ; of Arma geddon at the end ot this century , after which the earth in to enjoy unexampled prosperity and peace during the milieu- him. him.A A UNHJU13 KXTHUTAIXMKVC. How Hantn Cliuis Vis-Hod llio ftontli- west I'rchhyicrian Cluiroli. A most 2iijoyablo and unique Christ nias Riitcitaiinnunt was given Monday night at the Southwest Prc-sbyterlan church. At an early hour all the scats were occupied by a happy throng of children and their friends while the older persons found btandlng room at a premium. The e\crci > > os were opened \ylti ) singing and the school was led in prayer by Jr. Mil- roy , tiuvoral recitations \yoro glvon by the members of Mrs. Crosby's infant class with great credit to tlii'insclvcs and their tuauhcr Thu iMiws'1 Kollcy s\ng : a boautitul duet , wlnht a r unrietto consist ing of JSjissos Manclioiter. Coombs , Park and Loring favored the iiudionco with sonto tine music. Ituv. J. N. Hoyd iiuido a few brief remai Ks. The uchool sang a Christinai carol and the i thn superin tendent , Mr.V. . H. Di-iiminond an liounccd that Santa Clans hud forgotten the school this year and tailed to put lu an appturauco , It wiii : < moved by Mr. George Cro-by tliat . , : u comiiiiltoo bo iippointcd to go , ) to fairy-land and buo if they > could not find Santa Chins anil fciduco him to bring snmo presents for tlio gcltool , A committco was appointed by the unaui inous vote of the astonished boys and girls who wcro beginning to fear that tlioy wtro going to DO left without any thing. The committee proceeded to Fairy-land and called at tlio homo of Santa Clans ) , n beautiful evergreen fairy cottage that stood in the corner of the room , with a silver door bell at the door. After admiring the elegant homo they held a brief consultation as to bow they should proceed. At hut they nmstored up courage to ring the door Loll , but no one responded , again they aug it , when they wcro terribly frightened by two little grizzled dwurls who came rushing out irom the side entrance and demanded What they wanted. They told their er rand , but the dwarfs protested that Santa Ciaus had givcu till his presents away and had nothing left tor them. They iu- bislcd upon seeing dear old Santa aim- bclf , but tuo dwur/s refused to disturb him and went back into the houjc. They rantr the door-bell again vigorously when suddenly old Santa popped up out of the chimney mid in n grim voice demanded what they wanted , Though I hey wcro scared nearly to death , yet they plucked up enough courage to tell how he had forgotten the Southwest school , and bcirgcd him to bring something , for what would the in fant c'nss ' say , and what would the older scholars say. The Fairy Qtmon herself appeared with lior beautiful crown and fairy wand. She sang an enchanting song , and then inquired what all tlio trouble was about. San'/a told her all about it. She said Ihatthrro was a small supply of candy , nuts ami cakes in the palace. Santa ordered the dwarfs logo and bring it. They hastened away and soon returned loaded down with a gen erous treat , and returned with tl e over joyed committco to the school. Of course the scholars rejoiced when they saw the treat coming , for limy had almost given up all hope of gelling anything After a song the cvercisos were closed with prayer by the Hov. J. M. Wilson , of the Castellar Street church. CIIANUI2 OK MPit : A liady Sn s. "It Snvctl Sly Ijlfe. A lady living near llaverlnll , N. H , writing to Mrs. Lydia M Pinkham , of Lvnn , Ma s. , says : "I Imvo been taking your Compound and Liver Pills , six months. I was very low when I com menced taking your medicine , without question it has been the means of saving my life. " It is a medicine for good and not for uvil purposes. A lady in ( Jrccne county , III , savs ' ! am hfty years old , and in , as > oii know , a very critical time In life. 1 fool certain that 1 never could have lived through it this long , had it no.t been for your Compound. 1 have bi'on afllictcd with prolapsus uteri for twenty-five years uiul never have found anything to relieve mo until I found your Vegetable Compound. I feel like sound ing its praises as long as I li\c I am stouter and healthier now than 1 lm\o been for thirty years. I have been tak ing your Compound about three jcu and am never without it in the house. Whit more anil the Gnmliin. Heprcscutatiyo Whitmoro , of Valley , s in town yesterday , lie said ho in tended to leave for Lincoln to attend the legislature about the second of nosl month. Ho had ju > t paid : i IKing visit to tlie rofoim school at Kearney , to which ho had been invited liy tlio super intendent , Mallnlieu. He visited it in his private capacity as a citi/en , because ho wanted to learn something about what had been done with the money winch was appropriated at the last legislature to enlarge tin1 school. lie found that souiral largo brick additions had been creeled , and that the school was being conducted in a most satisfactory manner. In fact , he was satisfied that he had never seen a public iiiitilution the conduct of which had given more satisfaction. There arc now 111 ! boys in the institution and they are well cared for. Ilev. T. C. Hall's Visit. When Mr. Hall removed to Chicago to take charge of the Forty-first struct Pres byterian church , it was with the under standing that lie should continue Ids ed itorial work on the Christian Hour. Ho also expected to come to Omaha at least once a month in the interest of the paper but his church in Chicago has grown so rapidly that ho has not boon able to get away until now. He will arrive hero to morrow. however , and be accompanied by bis lirothur , Mr. Ii. W. Hall , of Now York city. It isn't often that a newspaper man finds time for matrimonial ventures but Frank W. Lee , of the Dos Moincs News. is a fortunate exception. He arrived from DCS Moincs yesterday morning and was met here by Mis , Molliis Upright , of ( Jrand Island , to whom he was married yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo ' took the 'evening train for DCS Moincs. Thn Volmic Holt Co. . ! Mnr. ! inll , ci \vlll < ciil ( their celebrated Voltaic licit and Klcctilc Appliances , on tlilitv days' tilitl , to any nuin ( younc or iiiiititle-iwcil ) r.lllirtcil with nen on- . debility , lossol v tallty , Inrk ot nerve loico nml vl or. and otlici dlirases. The ciealPit rcmcda ! asent e\ei itivovcicd. \Vilto t tilt-in tor ihliiMatoil pamphlet tree. No risks Inclined , asitlilutv d.i > s' trliil is al lowed. _ _ _ Ilnscair.s Note * . In lic ! district court yesterday J. 15. Callahan commenced suit against Isaac S. llascall on two promissory notes amounting to $ liti'25t ! and asks thu fore closure ot a mortgage on eoilain parcels of real catatu by which the notes are so- cured. Wlio's IjtiKt a Coat. A man giving hiri name as F. T. Lang has been arrested in Council IJlufl's as a vagrant and suspicions character. Ho lias in ids po c.-ilpn a sealskin overcoat valued at $ ir > 0. The police are confident that Lang lias appropriated the gurmcnl and arc unxioii- have the owner come forward and claim it. Complexion Powder is an nbiolulo neees itv ot the refined toilet in this cli mate Po/voni's combines every element ot beauty and purity. .lull . Slier ! IV Coburn will lake Hie following convk-ts to Lincoln todaySullivan and V 'oodford , burglary ; Howard ami ( ! il- man , burglary ; John Wilson , forgery ; H. M. Chase , ( jnuul larceny , John Dunn , inglnvaj' robbery. _ _ will buy a tattle PILLS "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. " Tlio Original nml Only U < < miln . F > r nJ > i ji iim n r ir inortUlc Imluilcoi loiM ; < n bl. l LADIES. AiL so t Urueel.t Lr . uj far iurU ulut in butr t > r r luru ufc ' NAME PAPEH..OilUi"Ur lK ) ff.l < . . tale MB < U OB Hguarv. VklUiU. , I'a. Vjr llriis-UU Tcrrl > frf 4li ' KnjU.Ii" a-clililruiul I'lllk I PFSPt" HfTtl fl I KCIIVITA ipcil'/ " ' LULL til I ill-ii tkil ttn-n I A ll - * > it I I I Li * > tT u ixtiuti. ! > ' r c. ii H ] E ! ILc > L > I Iliribl tarUifi , l.ux. M alif > U , liJ ki.4i.J ff : llw. T.UI urkutllw f-MU < > tin ' * IIB. A.U. OUN CO. , S .Ul MH.l { 6UMlCUJJ . III. l.Vtf D5rl'vk * . elfor . . 35 Merchant Tailor Made at10.00 . CO 11.50 . 10 11.75 . 15 20.00 . GO ii 22.00 GO 41 20 50 . 70 iso.oo M/SF/T CLOTHING PARLOUS AT THE OMI-T 1119 FARNAM STREET. All the above Suits and Overcoats are mads by tiie leading merchant tailors tliroiigiiont the country , and are known as Misfit Clothing. They are all well and stylishly made and the variety is large enough to suit any one who cares to save $20 $ to $80 $ on a Merchant Tailor made suit and overcoat at the Only 1119 Farnam Street. "Wodoliorcby crrtilj that wo suppnisp tlio arraiiKPtnunia fni nil OIB Mnntlily mid ( .Miartor- ly lniwiii8 | ot The LoiiMmm Hmta I-dltoi-y Coinnnny.nnd in IITSOU insiumo nml control tiifdrawiiiKH ihcmpelii's , imU tlmt the sumo uri > ciiniluctPil ltn hoiiusty , luirnohB ami In Kood lallli lowuril till | utfci > , nml o initliorl/o the Coinpnny to iti-8 this leitilleiuo nitii fiu-Khu- : llu * oC ( urfllfmiliiros ixttnchod , In Itb iidvorlisc- mtnls " 7 COMMISflOSKKS. \ \ > tins miilri t-'piicd ' H , inks nnd nnuliprft will tin ? nil I'l i/n" ili'Mwn in TheIjOUUiuii ; : Stilte I ittu ivlueh inuj lie piuscntuil lit our conn- .1. II. OGLESHY , J'jcslilcut Irfmlglfinn Nntlonul Hunk. .I.W. KILIIIMCTH , Vio-lioiil Sliitn Nallonnl Tlank. A. IUUYJLV ) , Orlouns Ni.llonul Haul. . HNPnECEDENTED ATTRACTION \i \ Ovtu II < i. 'A MJI.I.IOS JJiri LOD1SIASA STATE LOTTERY COMPAR ? . iDcorpoialcil InJHilJ for 3.1 yom-t hj-tholo ls Inturu tor Kducutlmml mill Cliiiritnlilo i ultli iicuiitul | of SI.MtO.OO. ) to whloli n fund ol ovur S.ViUOl ) hus hluoo bo < Mi ndtioil , Hy nn i ) vurwhulnilmr popular vole lUili.in vnainHdoiivnituf tliupri'SKiitHtniuOoiistltuUoii ndouHnl lpcuiiiUur"il A , D , IHT'J ' , TiiHoniv lottery < n or voiiul on mid oudoi-nuti h.v Ibe iiioulu ot nny Htiitc. Blniflo iiuiniiur dniwinffs tuho | lteo monthlv. imil the M m-iuinuul ilinnlnirs ID U- Inrlv inciy nlv month * Juno and Do iiinhci ) A'bIM l5M > inOl'l'OIITIINITVTO | * I'OIITUMS. IHI ( iinuil Dinwlmf , flu s A. In the Aciidi-my of Music- . Now Orlpiins TiK'Sduy , Junu-uy lltli , ItWT.Ulnili Monthly llrnwinir. CAPITAL PRIZE SI50 , 000. Notice. Tinkcis are SIO only Halvai , $5 Filths S2. Tenths SI- I'ur/Bor ai/vi . . uiiiiuir. 1'iii/ oir ao , ( k ) . . . 1I.AIK.I. I'lll/.hslOf Oil" ) . SS § S ST. . ! M.UU \niifO\lnilltlOII Ii $10,01) ) 10) ) - 3D.UK ! 1W " 10J H',101 2,179 I'li/Ort nlllountniKlO . f.M"i , ' < JO Aiipllciitlon fornitin lo chihi-shoiilil hn mudo only to the ojllco or the uuniiimy In Now Oi 1'or fmilior Information wrltn rlrarii full H'ldro-5" - . J'OSTAIj N'll'ISS KipKHi Oiilor * , or Now Voik JJuHmntr" in ordlnnr/lat- ( IT. ciirruiicy by uxmo-j. ut our uxiiuuw uj ' M. A T > AI'I'IKJ ! , ii , I ) . 0. . O. Kouey Orders pnyalilo nod R < 1 Iron ANS NA.1IOKAL JIAN'K , Kovr Ot-loeiu f i , n ' ' Tl ' " ' " " ' " pro- ' ' ' " " of AT Ii'1 1 < Fi' Kli1 ' ill l'i Jl U J'j It ( . , , , u'f , , ! , JI.'M.uv > ; : Hi..U . Kurlr nlio.iri InUiut.o of ih drtwha > , IUK ur- iinluu ut UIMI ill faln : < > - > j 1 1 InUvnu II HI HID iiCLfta ul uuu * , awJ tlittt no un ! t-jiii [ tuttiil/ ut ) H tut ! iuim > pr * uJl drtvrn I'r te Al iiaiti i iei 1 H U eit alnii ( * juuiaili > u liui3 la Uilt * l'jl ttiy ur u t'dini ' out uiiy Uu-r uui -lolu liulucu iiCnt ) 1110 jwliidlei auil ouly aiu lu djL ivuutiU Uw UJuJ tnu Ui ! , ir ) ' Till * limb u mi iliu lnie ' liu- provirj I'l n lliolle i , I.iHlct- UlUIIll I ( JIlU-l III 111.1J.'OUIll I Ho nl'jjt iltirablQ I uu in.iUu. I IIHTU lial Ih nr lUi ) > ar' ( tXjJLltfQi O VUUfll U IU1UII * fui lunn.'ttiul jJju ( Un. will t/lro po Ul ratv * lur Hit * next ( Uil.i > My l > ru 1'iun r ir > o. lorcu'ir | irici > ilU ) Circular Dr , J , S , Crawford Cll N It'll tt Oiaka Nfb 4UYAIIIIII. HUUU 'itjt f. f pAckftitH kt < i UH > C luf 4fiitt tu P4 uil v L. JL 41UI1UALK ) < J.i > t llau.t.w.Uvt-u. Poison ( lie Rj-stem with Nmisoatfiig' Ui-ncrs.Dr.lIoi-no'a KIcctric licit Cure * DiscascH WItlioitt Medicines. ssm Will Positively Cure Without JlBilicIno I'ttlns In Ilia liucic.lilim.liutKt orllinlis , .Ncrvoun lie- liinii.l.tiniliiuu.licncrJl Donlllt ) IllitMimalliim , l > nr- nl Mi , .NfuinLu.Sola ICH , DIvrasoHot Klilni > ri > , Hpl- nnl Il ) rn < n4 , 1'oruM l.ltor , ( liiul , A tllInll , ll < mrl III- ri-iiret. I > ynirppKU | < in ili > uiliiii. Hrjvlpclmliidluci - lion , IiniMitciivy , Culnrrli , I'llim , Kplloiur , Acuo , Diu- lHlr ! , | ljlroCO O HllllHlSlloil. > 'olo the Jt'ollowliifr vlio were Cured A.J. IloiBlHinl U H. l'ir < t'r.J. M. llimlclt. ull on o , IS W riiriiliiiin. Anii-ildiii - Jeifii.ir.llt . MHillNiiimt .nllnf C'lilujpn : ( iV. i . licit > < . M I ) . MurmonUiwii. lowiii l.otniiBl Milk Kunlnkot. Ill , Jiulccl.NMuiry. . \iijxir\lllc , III. . . uid linn ii.-iU ( il ( itlierf icroViillii | ) | { iii'iirly cvorj totvn In tint I'lilon. Al clu trlclioltatiirliiillnx. Cnll r pcu < l rUinii ( nrlllimLritlcil cclnlowno Open ilulljr , HHD | evi'iilnpi. nml Miiulayi iUii-lrlo : S ibiiunvirlon IIPO imdiillMnl llullt. ) li-Mninn ( IJII/UB coni | > in | < ) < wllli hianjulliiMB , Illnic mutlilcsj ( tin le , wllli ntilv il n 1 elfinoiilB All Mir teltH rnnliiln Ul tlmncnli i > r Liillcrli : s , ni'nio liuto Inur llriic * thu pimur mitt 'iiiiiiitltinlcli-rlrliltjr. Hoiiojt guuAa mid liunsut , ( IPllllDKIil ( hiHilltlli. . InT < 'iitor I'liipilctoriiiid .Mnnnliirtui < > r. Hull tlio no.i Window asli Lock Ever Jiivciiloil. iiinl i hl - iirolllr Clrr i hilllilo | hr lllllll lilttK. II II Wllh ll ! , < n < , I iillunun MiHmibkii. OnoAgcnt iMrrrii | ntrplir ' - 'it .j iiirnry town for Our fiii'iiiciil odium d'lilim tlio pn > .t f\v \ ii'iiit ! MI lest tliu mi-illK ol jour "TatiMU'.s I'mich" f > oini rlgnr. Wi\rru\ i'Miir.l ( , DiiiKBl-ls. I'rincrlon.lll , Tlio "TiintlU'B I'mich" fie il : ir clvoi No 1 g Ulsr.iullon. A Iliiuiin in. u uti'iimui , 111 , Aililrcsj it. VV. T IJ Il.lA. . - ( ( > , , Clill. V.o , State FOHTJJB Agents I ) ECKER BRO'li PIA Omaha , Neb U I MM'III- . . J 1 II4MII II t II lUIl . Stephen , Hamilton & Go , ; e - Live Stock Bough t and Sold , Cor. Uil anil Walnut Sh-eota , OMAHA.NEBBASKA ToIOplMIK ! " > 0 (5111. ( EH'CJHBH. , Taxidermists turui hKtury a'ul niu i. .Artiil ; > ru of nil kin's will retin - ( iroiniit nltcutluii. 1C11 Capitol
