THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 7 * 1887.
HOMES
iALBRIGHTS CHOICE
Healthy Location , Easy of Access , Moderate Prices , Liberal Terms
The "Cliolce"
IB the largest and most valuable addition to
SOUTH
, It lies on tlio line of the Union Pacific and li.
& M. Railways.
| It ad joins the location of the great industrial
enterprises. It has a
Perfect Natural Drainage ,
: and is therefore healthy. It has the most fa
vorable train service of any suburban resi
dence location any place near Omaha.
For these and other reasons an investment
here will more surely yield satisfactory re
turns than any other locality.
\jI&Jlbrtcfih \ ) ] Choice. ( So.uth
ot f/t/e
The accompanying cuts show the elevation and
ground iloor plans of cottages now being
built in
Albright's Choice ,
South Omaha , for the benefit of persons of
limited means who desire to secure COMFOUT-
AHLK IIOMKS ON TlKASONAHLK TlCKMS , witllill
easy access of the city. The very favorable
hourly train service between Albright Sta
tion and the city , for Eighteen Hours Daily
makes this the most desirable location for su
burban residences near Omaha. A number of
these cottages are now completed and ready
for sale on such EASY TERMS that no ono
can afford to be without a home. Should the
plan shown hero not be suitable in siza or
arrangement , we have others to show , and
will make every reasonable effort to suit
purchasers.
For full particulars , prices and terms , call upon
W. G. ALBRIGHT , 218 South 15th Street
Properties in all Parts of the City for Sale or Exchange. Carriages Free.
BOOTH OMAHA ftKWH.
Thursday night the Presbyterian BOCM-
able will bo held at the Rcliool house.
The artesian well tit the pump house
has reached a depth of 028 foot.
P. W. llodson. of Faidlo.v& ( Jo.'s store ,
has returned from lied Cloud , Nub. ,
whore ho closed up his business , ami
made preparations to move ills family
here.
JohnG. North , of Cheyenne , is a finest
at the lionson house.
The wreck of goods and counters at
Faidloy & Co.'s store has been repaired.
The cost diil not exceed $150.
Judge Koiithor fined two peace dis
turbers fti.ru each and ono plain drunk a
like mini. All paid up and wore rc >
leased.
The lumber yard on N street near the
railroad is being removed to make room
for new buildings.
A ball will bo given at the Exchange
in the near future.
DKCOMINO TOO NtlMHUOUS.
Foot-pads and highwaymen have been
using their best endeavors to levy a tax
on some of our citi/.uns , but fate is against
them , or our residents are too rapiuto , bo
caught napping. Monday night 'John
Burke , watchman at ono of the packing
bouses and Thomas McGuire , u saloon
keeper on Twenty-seventh street , had a
"meet" with two and come off .victori
ous. About 11 o'clock they were walking
to their homes in the Third ward and
took u short ( At through the weeds near
the stockyards. When about midway in
the Ueld they were confronted by two
young fellows , who demanded
a toll. McUuiro pulled his
revolver and began tiring at the thugs ,
while Uurko pulled out a police whistle
on which lie began playing a call for
help. The would-be robbers retired
without uny booty.
crrv COUNCIL MKETIXCI.
The city council of South Omaha mot
in regular session Monday night. There
wore present : Messrs. liurk , Gary , Loos- ,
chor , and Hallbrty.
The order of unfinished business
wns taken up , and ordi
nances twenty-four and twenty-live
were postponed for action , as was also
the matter of the suspension of ollicors ,
Kecnan and Sexton , for disobeying or
ders. The ollicers were notified to ap
pear before the council at its next meet
ing and answer to the charges preferred
against them. The reports of the city
onlcors were presented and referred to
the finance committee.
The mayor was instructed to appoint a
committon to advertise for bids for the
grading of N street. The committee was
appointed and instructed to take soil
from Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
streets for the grading of N street.
Messrs. Shelanj and Snujda were given
permission to sell liquor.
Dills amounting to -'S9.93 were pre
sented and referred to the finance com
mittee.
The city attorney was authorized to
draft an ordinance regulating the licen
cing of peddlers and one for the disposi
tion of garbage. The committee on pub-
iio buildings was instructed to procure a
place wherein the city council could hold
their meetings and provide it with suit
able furniture. The street and alloy com
mittee was then instructed to repair
Twenty-seventh street from Q to It
streets and the council adjourned to
Thursday evening , September 13.
lj CiaFTOX 111 hi * .
Hnmliomo Grninmcrcy Park
lots only $725 and f 750 and your choice f 100
CASH , balance live semi-annual payments.
This is an opportunity in double your
money before any turther payments are
required. Secure ono now.
A. P. TUKEV ,
1334 Faruam st.
Acoom modal IOIIM.
The Secretary of the fair association , 1ms
Uio uddresscses at which about .one
aouilfty rooms uiuy bo procured ,
and Secretary Nattingor , of the board of
rado. has lists of about two
lundrcd and fifty private rooms , also.
Iho other hotels are as follows :
Atlantic , COO South Tenth ; California ,
1021 Douglas ; City , Tenth and Hurncy ;
Commercial , 803 South Ninth ; Doran ,
4' 2 South 18lh ; Eagle , 414 South Four
teenth ; Eastern. 1014 South Tenth ; hlk-
lorn Valley , 1024 Dodge ; Emmet , U14
soutli Eleventh ; European , 023 South
Tenth ; Farmers' Home , 151IJ Webster ;
banners1 house. 402 South Fourteenth ;
Germania , 1)16 ) South Tenth ; Goddard.
1824 North Sixteenth ; Gees , 1423 Jack
son ; Danmark , 810 South Seventh ; Garni.
1010 MasonInstitute ; , Capital avenue and
ihirtecnth ; Lewis , 1018 Capitol avenue -
nuo ; Lindalo 813 South Tenth ;
National , 1111 South Thirteenth ; Norris ,
OiO North Sixteenth ; Occidental , 424 ,
South Tenth ; Omaha , 1207 Havnnv : Ost-
liolV. 523 North Sixteenth ; Paciiic , ( ill
Pacific ; Pierce , Ii20 ! Pieico ; Planters , 1010
Dodge : Koscnmund ; 1015 Farnam ; St.
Charles , 1208 llarney ; Scandinavian , 707
South Eleventh ; Southern , 71 ! ) South
Ninth ; Tromout , 803 North Sixteenth ;
United States ; 1002 Douglas ; Union Pa
cific. 701 South Tenth ; Wullntu , 1318
Lcavonworth ; Windsor , 520 South
Tenth.
Don't Ijnngh at Nervous People.
Their sufl'oringa arc very real , al
though you , with your vigorous physique
and strong nerves , can scarcely believe
it. Rather suggest the use of Hosteller's
Stomach Hitters which , in removing
every trace of dyspepsia and regulating
the liver and bowels , strikes at and ex
tirpates the most protilio cause of chronic !
nervous trouble. That nerve-shattering
disease , fever and. ague , is among the
formidable ailments , to the removal of
which this genial remedy is specially
adapted. Nervous prostration , resulting
from prolonged mental or physicial ef
fort , is also a state of the system where
the intervention of this tonic is very de
sirable , more particularly as Its use is to
quiet and relax the tension of over
wrought nerves , The Hitlers are in
valuable in rheumatism , nouraliria and
kidney troubles. Employ no substitute
for it.
Itnhhcd by lllchwnymcn.
While Thomas Mitchell was walking
on the Union Pacific track in tlio vicinity
of the white lead works at 11 o'clock Mon
day night ho was attacked by two men and
robbed. At the point of a pistol his as
sailants relieved him of { 20 in cash ; and ,
in fact , every article in his pockets , in
cluding his tobacco. Mr. Mitchell is em
ployed in Council lUufl's , and was on his
way to his homo near Slieeloy's packing
iiouso. He thinks ho can recognize Ins
assailants , and the police are on tiio look
out for them.
Truly a Household Uomcdy.
310 lE ) voKi > Avf , HHOOKI.Y.V , N. Y. ,
March 12 , ls
1 have used AU.COCK'S POKOUS PI.AS-
TKIIS for the last twenty years. They are
truly a household remedy. If ono of my
children has a cold and wheezes , 1 put
an AU.COCK'S Poitous PLASTKK on the
chest and ono between the shoulder
blades. If any of the children have
croupy coughs , or coughs of any kind. I
place thu Plaster close up around the
throat ; the soothing effect is apparent
almost always m two hours. If they have
a disordered stomach , n Plaster placed
just below the chest bones makes diges
tion perfect in half a day. If there is any
looseness of the bowels , accompanied by
coldness of the skin , two AI.COCK'S I'oit-
ous PLASTKHS applied over the stomach
euro in from two to five hours. I notice
particularly that these Plaster * never
abrade the skin or cause the slightest ir
ritation , From my own experience I
know Iliov never fail for rheumatism ,
pains In thq back or lumbago.
0 , MlDDWSDIWOK ,
A Gil HAT COOKRIl.
Invention of n California Man Now In
Town.
Mr. Francis Jackson , of Oakland , Cal. ,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Ho is an inventor of a number of usetul
articles and had with him a model of a
stove , on which he lias secured a patent ,
which is a gem. This steve has numer
ous points differing from thn ordinary
cooker which recommend it to the pub
lic. The first advantage which it has is
an instantaneous flue cleaner , whereby
all soot and dirt can be removed without
any trouble or flymg dirt , which is now
OHO of the bani's ot the kitchen , The
oven is also arranged on a plan which is
a great improvement. On the bottom and
sides it is lined with corru
gated iron , which gives a strong , thin ,
"
and at the same time greater "floating
surface than in the ordinary stovo. The
grooves on the side can also bo utilized
as supports for any number of shelves
which the cook may need. The manner
of heating the oven is also changed. In
stead of passing over the stove and then
under the oven , the heat is drawn
directly under the even by means of : i
dumper , thus preventing the cook from
being roasted before the contents of the
oven can be baked. Another feature is
the arrangement of the lire grate ,
whereby the lire can bo used to the best
advantage. Uy means of a simple ar
rangement the grate can be raised or
lowered , or ono -half of the
lire dumped and the other
half remain intact. The stove is
also equipped with a smoke consumer
and many other improvements which
can bo ECOU by a cursory glance at the
model.
Mr. Jackson came to Omaha intending
to dispose of the patent , but arriving
here concluded that it could bo handled
better by the formation of a stock com
pany. It is without doubt ono of the
best inventions in the. stove line that has
yet been presented to the public and
Omana capital iooking for investment
would do well to investigate the matter.
There'is no doubt that in : i year from 200
to ; iOO hands could be employed in its
manufacture and it would bo n good
tiling for Omaha. Mr. .Jackson left last
evening tor Ashland , Neb. , to visit a
sister , but will return to Omaha in a few
days. _
Only Thirty-six Per Cent.
of those who die from consumption in
herit the disease. In all other cases it
mu t bo either contracted through care
lessness ; or , according to the now theory
of tubercular parasites , received directly
from others as an infectious disease , lint
in either case , Dr. Picrco's "Golden Med
ical Discovery" is a positive remedy for
the disease in its early stages. It is delay -
lay that Is dangerous. If you are
troubled with shortness of breath ,
spitting of blood , night sweats or a linger *
ing cough , do not hesitate to procure
his sovereign remedy at once.
The district and county courts will sus
pend operations to-dav and tomorrow
row of tliis week , in order that all con-
no ctcd therewith , from judge to baihf
may attend the fair. It is probable that
business will also bo suspended at the
different county offices during the same
Iowa Stnto Fair ,
Held at DCS Moines from September 2 to
U. Tickets for the round trip from Coun
cil UlutTs , including admission to the fair ,
14.45 , on sale from September 1 to t\ in
clusive , good to return on or before hep-
tombor 12. Tickets will bo on saio at the
Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific ticket of-
lice , 1305 i-arnam street. S. S. Stevens ,
general agent. tr fl&f.aS *
ItotioftctlTQ Work.
Charles Hunt , ope of the saloon keepers
WNfltod new tjjp
day , commenced an action yesterday
against Justice John Shea , and
( J. J. Westerdalo for false imprisonment.
The two ofllcers were arrested ini the af
ternoon and promptly gave bonds.
, ' Pozzoni.
No name is bettor and .more pleasantly
and widely known than that of Mr. J.
A. Poz/.oni. fror i'cars ho has made him
self famous by the elegant perfumes and
complexion powder that bears his name
the lattorhaving found its way to the
belles of Paris Germany and London ,
Everybody admire beauty in ladies.
Nothing-will do more to produce or en
hance it than to use Mr. Pozzoni'a pre
parations
Parade ofthn Wheelmen.
The illuminated parade of the wheel
men of the state to night prom
ises to be a brilliant affair. Wheelmen
from Council Bluffs , Plum Creek , Plaits-
mouth. Lincoln and Beatrice will be in
line , the Council HI nil's Ramblers appear
ing m a body , The bicyclists will meet
nt the Omaha Wheel Club rooms on
Thirteenth street and form in a line on
Dodgo. The following line of march
will betaken :
Line will form on Dodge direct , near Thir
teenth , and move east on Dodge to Eleventh ,
south on Eleventh to Doiu-las.wost on Doug
las to Fourteenth , south ou Fourteenth to
llarney , east on Harney to ICIeventli , north
on Eleventh to Farnam , west on Ktirnam to
Fifteenth , north on Fifteenth to Douglas ,
west on Douglas to Sixteenth , north on Six
teenth toCnming , west on Cumlng toSauu-
uers , countermaich to Sixteenth , north on
Sixteenth to the end of the navmnent , coun-
terniaich to the club room on Thirteenth.
Wheelmen are cordially invited to par
ticipate , whether club members or not.
Lanterns wili bo furnished at the club
room free. A number of novel designs
in decoration are being prepared , ono of
the wheelmen having arranged to cover
his wheel with miniature electric lights.
Horsemen and drivers of vehicles arc
requested not to break the line of march.
Electric Lustre Starch is the best laun
dry starch. It is used by ladies as a
toilet powder. It is the best flesh powder
for infants. Pure and harmless. Try it.
To iho People.
The Co-operative Land. A : Lot Co. , 205
N. 10th St. , wil } not transact business on
Thursday of this week.
Personal ParaerapliH.
Newt Uarkalow is among the arrivals
from Portland , Oregon , yesterday.
Thomas Hall , ox-postmaster of this
city , came in from Oregon yesterday.
Mrs. J. M. Stearns is again behind the
glove counter at Ueunison liros. after a
very pleasant vacation in the south.
C. 11. Elmendorf. Esq. , of Kearney is in
the city making arrangements for J. L.
Kecks real estate sale which takes place
Sept. 22.
A sort of lethargy sometimes take pos
session of the kidneys and bladder ; they
should bo promptly stimulated to health
ful action by the use of Dr. J. II. Mc
Lean's Liver and kidney IJalm.
Ureas Gutting School , 1(11.1 Howard.
Lessons given in scientific dress cut
ting free of charge for a few days. Call
und investigate. _
Gardlnal Gibbons llnhbcd.
HAI.TIMOIUC , Md. , Sept. 0. The residence
of Cardinal Gibbons was robbed Sunday of
UNO valuatiln rings , ono of which was a pres
ent from Pope Leo.
Day In St. Louis.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Sept. 0. Labor day was
very quietly observed here , only the cigar
makers' ana two other unions taking part
in It.
In cases of cholera , Itniwp's Ginger
docs good. Frederick Urown , Phila-
elpulu , 1823. . .
SWAN DUO'S. COMPtilCATlONS.
An English Syndicate's Ilcprosontn-
tlvo to Straighten Matters.
DNKW IOIIK , Sept. 0. [ Special to-tlie UKE. ]
Tlio lion. Seeton Oarr , ot London , a mem
ber of parliament , arrived from England a
few days airo and lias started for Cheyenne ,
upon matters pertaining to the Hereford Land
and Cattle company. This is the company
formed last year at the Instance of .A. II. Swan
for Sl.MiO.OOO stock , and debenture bonds for
8750XX ( ) and was to absorb the Wyoming
Hereford Land and Cattle company ana
several other lauded properties ailjululng.
Hut on account of not receiving support at
Cheyenne , the now company became
somewhat Involved In a muddle. It is
understood that Mr. Cnrr comes wilh
full power of attorney to arrange all matters ,
to either turn hack the title to the lands , or
to still carry out the sale. Tlio stocic was all
Issued , 8750,000 was received by ttio several
owners , S7.r > 0,000 was held In the west by the
company to secure the debenture , some portion
tion of the bonds worn sold but the money
was held In trust until the patents to the
lands were secured to the new company. Sea
a dissatisfied condition In Wyomimr. discred
ited the lack of confidence In London , and
the brakes were put on by the honorable
membeis who constituted the London com
pany. Mr. Carr , who Is president ot tlio
now company , comes to adjust and close the
matter In some satisfactory way. The sus
pension , delay and misunderstanding about
this negotiation were the llnnl causes ot Mr.
Swan's full lire , and to carry It out as lirst
contemplated they will asbist in the Interest
of their ciedltors.
Mllkcwloz In Trnnhlc.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 0. [ Special Telccram
to the JJKK.J The Chinese minister has not
yet decided to slcn the concession for the
bBtik , telegraph and telephone privileges to
tin ; Barker syndicate. Ho Is Investigating
the financial standing ot the parties In the
syndicate and he will take ample time before
deciding upon his course. Mltkewlcz has
been , according to his friends , too Indiscrete
In publishing his plans. This Indiscretion
lias caused him to come into a gieat deal of
prominence and it Is piohable that ho will
liavo to read a great many unpleasant tr.ings
about himself before ho succeeds In clasping
the millions which ho has In view. The
Kusslau legation may have a great deal to
say.if current reports are true , and It Is possi
ble that the representatives of
thu c/ar may spoil the whole
scheme. It is said that there Is a grave
doubt as to the right of Mltkewlcz to assume
the title which ho persists In adding to his
name. A careful search of the heraldry of
Russia to-day tails to show that his name Is
recorded aumnir the nobility of the c/ar'a em
pire. Mr. Palue , of Pennsylvania , \\hols
Mr. Wlmrton's representative , IsIn the city ,
and he Is sanguine of the outcome of the con
ferences which are being held with the Chi
nese minister. He says that the capital nec
essary to fcarry out the enterprise Is forth
coming , and that the syndicate will have no
difllculty in convincing the Chinese minis
ter that thev can do all that they undertake.
Hedoes not doubt that the concession will bo
signed by the minister , and ho expects that
this wllloedono Immediately.
In thu meantime the TurnbuU people are
asking "Where do wo come in ? " it they
cannot get a satisfactory answer to this
question they threaten to make some Inter
est ing disclosures. It seems that the money
ot the company has beep heavily lines ted to
secure the concession , and that there is a
prospect of frigid weather for all the com
pany except Mllkcwicz.
Wlclutn'8 Club
KANPA.S CITV , Sept. 0. ( Special Tele
gram to the UEi.l-Tho : Wichita club was
formally disbanded last evening and the
members of the team returned to the windy
city to-day. Hemp will be signed by Em-
porla , however , and Daniels by Kansas < Mty.
In view of the dropping out of Wichita
President Mences has called a meeting ot
the Western league In this city
Wednesday , when the matter will
bo fully considered. It seems now that
Wichita never put up any SWO guarantee and
would have been dropped anyway. Now
that the end of the season Is so nearlt Is con
sidered more than likely that Kmporla will
nut drop out In the present condition of
the schedule It would cause much trouble and
d to the alUyejU tlUltf to I9MpJ3l > gh \
licnco the mnetlmr will probably decide to
hulsli the season with socn clubs.
Worked the Cciillti Itnckct.
CHATTANOOOA , Tenn. , Sept. C. [ Special
Telegram to the UKK. | Marsh T. Polk rob
bed the tieasury of Tennessee ot several
hundred thousand dollars some years ago ,
while serving as state treasurer. Ho lied ,
but was subsequently arrested and returned
to Nashville. In due time he was imported
to have sickened and died. His body was
Chipped to liiilivar , Tenn. . where It was de
posited lu the L'louiid , Now comes news
that Mr. Gamble , a prominent citizen ot
Auncston , Ala. , has just returned tiom an
extended visit in the City of Mexico , and
while there he met Polk on the street and
talked with him. He made further Investi
gation and found him In business In that
city. Gamble was well acquainted with
1'olk.
*
PASSKXGKll HATKB CUT.
Fares Between Chicago nil a KansoH
City Hcdiiciicl.
CHICAGO. Sept. 0. [ Special Teleeram to
the liin.l : The Wubash railway company
threw a bombshell ihto western passenger
circles yesterday by announcing a rate of SO
between Chicago ami Kansas City , a cut of
0.50 , the regular established rate being
Sl2.rx ! > . This cuts the St. Louis passenger
rate from S7.50 to SO. olid will , If persisted
In , completely deinorall/e all western and
southwestern passenger trafllc. The cut was
brought about by trouble over lmr-
vest excursion rates. All of the
western Hues aurccd to adopt a
certain form of tickets lor these special ex
cursions , but the Chicago & Alton , as It
claims , by a mistake printed Its tickets in the
old term In use last year. As a consequence
quence , the scalpers got hold of a lot of the
Alton tickets , and used them to cut the regu
lar rate. Thu Wabash refused to take the
explanation that It was all a mistake , and
made tlio open rate ot SO yesterday. The
Hnrlliigton will follow to-day with the same
figure , and the Alton and Kock Island will no
doubt take the same action.-
A Poor Show l < 'or Creditors.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 0. From tlio report of
the trustees of E. L. Harper it Co. filed
In probate court , It appears that the firm
held no real estate and that the total ap
praised value of the assets Is SlOiJ.OOO , The
total direct liabilities are S1.4 < VI,000 ; Indirect
liabilities as indorscrs , Sl , < i' ,000. The firm
of E. L. Harper & Co. was an Iron com
mission linn. The showing would give thu
creditors about 4 per cent on their claims.
Mnny Vnnkc.o Inventions.
WASHINGTON , Sept. C.Uenton J. Hall ,
commissioner of patents , In his annual re
port says that at the end of the fiscal year
ending June o , J8b7 , the number ot applica
tions tor patents of all kinds received was
40,078.
A Conttiry-Old Hank Failf ) .
LONDON , Sept. C. Smith & Orcenway's
bank at Warwick has tailed. Thu bank has
been established for a century and had the
highest icputatlon of Roundness. U Is tearcd
the failure will cause widespread ruin.
Iowa and Nebrnika Pensions.
WASHINGTON , Sept. ! t. ( Special 'lelegram
to the HKK. ] The following Iowa aud
Nebraska pensions were granted to-day :
Nebraska : Cynthia E. , widow of James
H. Herron , Osceola. Original Ilciuy Drl-
Insor , Hush. Increase J. Martin Long ,
Parker. Jtulssne Gottlieb Me > er , Lincoln.
Iowa : John T. Hoopes. Fall Held ; James
Knox , Eddyvllle ; John I Ulr , Council IllulT.s ;
H. Hendsworth , Mount Pleasant ; Henry 1.
Jones , Wintlirop : Samuel Lorton , Daven
port. Increase-David E. Johnson , Kljiloy ;
James Saucy , Sandiibky.
Pranks nt
NKi.imr , Neb. , Sept 0. [ Special to the
llr.K. I Lightning plajcil numerous pranks
In this city Sunday forenoon. The jail was
struck , and Ed Stains , 0110 of thu prisoners ,
was prostrated. The residence of C. r.
liayha , ( Jeo. Itapp , and M. 11. Husscil were
also stiuck. Mr. Hayha. Mr. Itapp and Mr.
and Mrs , Husscil were all knocked down , but
not Bcrlously fiurt. The residence ot Jesse
Chappell , In course of construction , was also
struck and damaged some. The. vailmis
buildings were not suiously damaged , hoW-
evert |
HUSH AUAINS'f ITALIANS.
Itloocly Ilattlu lictwonii Ijahorcrn In
n PciiiiHylvnnin Town.
Wii.KKSUAitiiK , Pa. , Sept. 0. ( Special
Tcleirram to the lHi.J : : A riot occurred last
night in thcbiibuibof lla/.eltou , the popula
tion of which is composed chiefly of Irish
and Italian laboreifl. John Cannon was the
originator of the disturbance. He assaulted
an Italian and four of the latters country
men went to his easststauco and Cannon wan
knocked down with a club. Soveial lilsh-
muii attacked thn Italians and drove them
across the street to their homes , where they
fortified themselves until relnfoiccd. The
Irishmen were then diiven across
the Btiect. Hctreat was impossible.
They fought with desperation. The Italiaim
were armed with clubs , razors , knives and
stillctos , and seveinl of thu opponents went
down Into the gutter , maimed and bleeding.
The Irish wcro getting iho worst of it. The
community was aroused , and women of both
nationalities joined In the conllict. One oC
the Irishmen broke In the door of Dennis
Moonlu's grocery store , and in a second
rushed out with a bnirel containing pick and
axe handles. These .veapnns were supplied
to the combatants. Thu Italians went down
In one , two , three order , and were driven
from the Held. Cannon wns so badly beaten
that ho will ho unable to work tor three
months. About fifteen other persons are
tullerlng from Injuries , nnd halt'a dozen
have severe stabs and cuts from knives.
Koil Illver Knllnmil Ilondn.
WiNNirKo.Sept. ( i. [ Special Telegram to
the HKK. ] There is great lejolclug over the
announcement that Norquav , premier of
Manitoba , who Is In New York , has suc
ceeded In gettini ; Now York capitalists to
take bonds for thu new road fiom Winnipeg
to the boundary. It true thu mils will belaid
Immediately , and thu line will lie running
in time to compete with the Canadian Pacific
in the wheat carrying trade this season.
Postal
WASHINGTON , Sept. 0. ( Special Telegram
to the UKF.J Mulvin L. Savage was to-day
appointed postmaster at Callaway , Custer
county , vice Henry E. O'Neill , removed.
The postollleo at Chahbeato Springs ,
Jasper county , Iowa , was discontinued to
day.
Well Known 1'hynlolun Dead.
EvANSviM.n , lll.i Sept. 0. Dr. ( Jcorgo
Walker , an allopathic physician , Known to
the piolcssioii all over tint union , died hern
this morning from tlm eilects ot a surgical
operation , at the ago of eighty years.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vnrlm. A marvel of pur
ty.eUotijftli anil wliolcsomoness. Mint ) tcon-
oinit'ul Hum the nidjnnrr kln'H ' , nr.il cunnol b
competition with the nuillltuilo ot low
com ebon \stiluht iilum pho'phnio row < l u.
Bold ( inly lit fan * , itorxr. IUKINU r
101 Wall-et. . N. Y.