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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1888)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JANUARY 31 , 188a DELINQUENT TREASURERS , Kooporo of County Funds Slow In Complying With the Law. Insurance 1'ctiiniB Xotnrlcs Public OrntliiK For Prizes A Ic- Mtirrcr Fllnil Arrest of Clinrlc.s Jlcrrold. frnoM THE nun's MXCOI.X Under the law tlio different county ircnsurors tn the state nro required to muUo settlement with the stnto nuditor mid treasurer nnwmlly. Those Boltlo- inentH are to be made during the month of January of each your and if the different county treasurers do not make tills uiunml settlement prior to the first duy of February they uro uubject to a charge of ton per cent Interest from that date , provided that if their ulnto- inunta nro on file with the auditor at the time interest will not bo charged for fifteen days. Settlements have been in progress ut the auditor's1 olllco during the hint thirty days but the last day of the month has arrived and the follow ing counties are delinquent in making the settlement and the county treasurers liable to the interest penally. The counties are : Antelope , nialne. Hoono , Butler , Coif ax , Castor , Cherry , Dakota , Dixon , Gage , GarlioldGrceley , Ilarlan , Hayes , Hitchcock , Holt , JelTorson , Knox , Lancaster , Logan , Merrick , Phelps , Pierce , Polk , Sarpy , Suunders , Sherman and Valley. INSUltANUi : ItliTUUNS. The following additional insurance returns of Nebraska business were filed with the auditor yesterday : Pho'iiixof Brooklyn , premiums , $20(5- ( OOS.KO ; losses incurred , $7,1 ( ! 0 ; losses paid , $7-l,8)8.85. ! ) Continental of New York , premiums , 505,501.80 ; losses incurred , $ ; ! 5,4TO.G8 ; losses paid , $30,8:11.0 : ! ) . Harvard of Now York , premiums , 81,880.75 ; losses incurred , $ U7U. 3 ; losses ] > < iid , same. Lancashire of England , premiums , $10,591. ! M ; losses incurred , $2 257.77 ; losses paid. $4,5:00.02. : Now York of New York , premiums , 820,428 ; losses incurred , $6,071.00 ; losses paid. $7,7UO.W. ( Commercial Union of London , pro- iniums , $27,171.7 ! < ; losses ncurre. 812- CI8.BG ! ; losses jjald , SlO.SIiO.lD. Norwich Union of Kngland , premi- \niiH , $8,177.87 ; losses incurred , $5,001. U2 ; losses paid , $4,181.0-3. Queens of Now York , premiums , $15- 017.40 ; losses incurred , S0.12J.70 ; losses Jiald , $5,1180.52. Trimsatlantic of Hamburg , premiums , 82,378.40 ; losses incurred , $731.10 ; losses paid , $1.730.10. American of Now York , premiums , $2,148.47 ; losses incurred , $57.75 ; losses paid , same. Amazon of Cincinnati , premiums , 83,850.13 ; losses incurred , $815.22 ; losses I > nid , Bamo. Standard of Now York , premiums , 82,020.01 ; losses incurred , $1,705.70 , ; losses paid , $1,405.70. Suu of Sun Francisco , premiums , 84.715.50 ; losses incurred , $540.25 ; losses paid , $1,110.55. \Villiamsburg City of Now York , pre miums , $0,014.03 ; losses incurred , 82,051.02 ; losses paid , same. Dwelling house of Boston. Pro- iniumB , $13,095.09. Losses incurred , $1,813.75. Losses paid , $1,813.25. Hibernia of New Orleans. Premiums , 82,780.75. Losses incurred , $334.20. Losses paid , same. Insurance company of North America of Philadelphia. Premiums , $32,541. 24. Losses incurred , $0,881.81. Losses paid , 88,028.50. Pennsylvania of Philadelphia. Pre miums , $12,380.81. Losses incurred , 810.431.35. Losses paid , $10,104.53. Knights Templar and Mason's Life Indemnity company of Chicago. In come of year , $12.480.00. Expendi tures , $0,882.00. IlKMEF FUNDS. The following amounts wore raised yesterday at the State house by super intendent Lane toward funds for Miss Hhattuck , Miss Royce and Miss Free man : For Miss Shattuck G. B. Lane $10 , G. L. Laws * 10 , Joseph Scott $0 , C. M. Carter $1 , J. K. Manny , 50cents , Maude Scott $1 , Ilnttio Kamsey $1 , Clara Cnr- inody $1 , Brnd P. Cook $2 , M. Howe $1 , J. M. Tlmyor $5. For Miss Freeman II. A. Babcock $5 , Joseph Scott $2 , C. M. Carter 50 .cents , J. K. Mnrlny 50 cents. For Miss Royce G. B. Lane $5 , Joseph Scott $2. Supoiintendent Lnno also starts n Juud for heroic and fro/on children $5 , and for fro/on teachers $5. Superintendent Langford , of Lincoln county , Honds $20 to bo divided in the different funds. NOTARIES PUl'MC. Governor Thayer yesterday commis sioned the following notaries public : Albert J. Cornish , Lincoln ; W. W. Urooks , Steele City , .TolTorson county ; W. W. Stewart , Grooly Center , Groely comity ; Ritchie , Omaha ; Win. A. Nason , Omaha ; Isaao R. Andrews , Omaha ; John F. Kaompfor ; Omaha ; Albert S. Charles B. Barlow , Decatur , Burt county : Molvlllo D. Cameron , Schuytor , Colfax county ; Arthur B. Dale , Omaha ; Gustav Bonoko , Omaha ; George W. Prontiss , Bloomlngton , Franklin county ; John A. Ames , Lincoln. OUATINO KOU I'UIZKS. To-niffht occurs the annual oratorical , contest in Paladiun society of the State University for the Chase and Wheeler prize in oratory. Tho'programme for the evening is as follows : ' Instrumental duett Misses Cockran dud Dooliltle. Oration "Tho Education of the T egro" Edwin Farmer. Oration "National Prosperity" F. W. Collins. Vocal eolow II. J. W. Seamark. Oration "An American Moderate" Miss Glen Talbot. Violin duet Messrs. Menzondorf and Frankfurter. Oration "Juarez and Mexico" Orrin , W. Fifer. Oration "A Silent Conquest" F. A. Stuff. The Judges for the contest are Profes sors Edgren , Hunt and Sherman. A > mCMUHUKU KUKl > . Yesterday was answer day in supreme court in thecasoof the state of Nebraska ngaliiBt the Atchison & Nebraska rail- ronrt that askb the court to declare the franchise forfeited and that receivers bo appointed to take the road for the benefit of creditors. During the day L , M.Marquotto , attorney for the Chicago , liurlington & Qulnev railroad and its Nebraska business , tiled a demurrer tc Iho petition of the attorney general , btating "that there is a defect of parties defendant , " and that "tho information or petition does not state facts sullicionl to constitute a cause of action. " The attorney general will probably call UK case for argument on the demurrer the present week. CITY HUIKl'S. Judge GroIT of Omaha was in the citj yesterday. The county Ircnsurpr of Hall count } Was yesterday making annual1 mont with the auditor. J. J. Butler.wns elected president of the Lincoln-branch - of the Irish National league at the regular meeting of the league on Sunday. Fred Lickmoyor , a German who attempted to commit nulcido Sunday , was at the jail yesterday where his wounds are receiving proper caro. The trial of the Heralds Including those resident in Lincoln and those in Plattsmouth commenced before .lustlco Snelling yesterday afternoon. Charles Herald FOII of C. G. Herald , was placed under arrest yesterday. The charges am for .making away with the stock of goods of Herald when ho failed in this city , and a small army of witnesses have been subpccncd on both aides of the ciifeo. Several llrms of attorneys in this city are engaged in this ease that promises to continue for several days. Note Bo suspicious of persons who recommend any other nrcticlo tut "just as good , " and take nothing else butDr. Bull's Cough Syrup. A party paid ten dollars for a horse at in auction sale. The horse was lame mil bruised all over. A bottle of Salva- , ion Oil costing 515 cents was used ; he is low valued at Uvo hundred dollars. DlHtrict Court. A UAMAOnsflT. Mrs. Frcdrikkn Jcuscn commenced suit In .ho district court ycstcnluy afternoon against .he city for $2,000 damages , ullejjod to hnvo been sustained by bur in November lust by 'ailing Into an excavation on Burt street. 1 1IAVI1I CHOWKMAs COMPLAINT. Duvld Crowell brought suit yesterday Rninst Kllrabcth M. Fiiinoy nnd others to secure judgment In Hit ! sum of $ &X > for builu- 'lit ; material furnished. MM ; i NCI .Moun HOOM. The judges of tlio district court have for a long tlinu felt the needs of additional room for tlio iiceominodntton of their Increasing du ties , and yesterday work wns commenced on tlio room In the county building occupied by the luxv library to secure the required accom modations. It Is expected that the county 'oimtiissioncrs ' will locntu the library la another part of the building. County Court. Jt'DO.MnXTS IIK.NDKIICI ) . The following judgments > vero rendered yesterday by Judge Shields : Bernard Tan- jor , S100.lt , against Nellie McNamnrn ; Cieorge W. Kclloy , $05.13 , against Nellie Mc- Numara. _ _ _ Police Court. The following cases were disposed of yes- .crday morning : Drunks James Ucason , ten days ; Frank Hooper , John Johnson , W. Carlln , discharged. Vagrants Fritz Bauer , J. Spcerl , Mike iCcmall , continued. Jack Adams , Frank Field , William Lacey , Frank Purccll , ton days each. Suspicious characters Frank Sherman , .Teiiiiiu Green , Mary Langdou , Kd. Barnctt , .Terry Kcrnun , held. Fred Urooks , thirty lays ; Frank Herald , John Brndy , Mike Coehran , two days. Larceny Joe Brown , twenty days ; Nick Wallace , continued. Fighting-George W. Bullock. H3.50 ; John Campbell and Tom Hayes , continued ; Min- nlo Gentry and Lizzio Westgato , three days ; L. L. Finlcum , $3 and costs. Nick Williams got ton days for stealing a mattress. llcnl KBtHto TrntisrerH. llobert 13 Windhatn to the public , plat of subdiv of acre lots 1 , 2 , 9 , 10 , blk 7 ! ) , Hcnson add U. S. Morris und wife to Win L Mc- CiiKue , lot 1 , blk 12 , Dwight & Ly- mr.n mill , q c $ 1 E A Todd and wife to Mary K Sim mons , lot i ) , Hn7.cnv d 330 ITnmuis I McKcnna and wife to Gco S Smith , lot 0 , blk G , Clovcrdalo add , wd 700 Kichard C Gushing and wife to A H mid .1 T Van Seoy. o 25 ft of o W ) ft of lot 1 , blk 70 , S Omaha , w d 3,000 Unui W Jones and husband to Alfred II Comstock , lot 3 , blk 4 , Jetter's 1st add to S Omaha , w d 1,200 Henry Voss , Jr. , and wife , to Henry T Voss , lot 17 , Hcdick's 2nd , w d. . . . 4,000 Hugh G Clark and wlfo to Rasmus Hansen , lot 0 , blk 5 , Dupont place , w d 425 Berthold C Voss to Henry J Voss , lot 2 , blk2 , Pratt'ssub , wd 800 Arthur S Potter aiidwifoto Sylvester St John , lot 12 , blk I ) , lot 8 , 15 , blk 4 , lot 111 , blk 10 , liedford place.w d. . 3,000 Arthur S. Potter et al to same , lot ii 4 5 ( i blk 3 Uedford place lot 3400 blk 1 Potter & Cobb's 2d add to South Omaha lot 4 5 Tabar place wd 11,800 L. J. Horgquist and wife to Low Pix1 ley , lot II blk 05 South Omaha q c. . . . 1 South Omaha Land company to Low Pixley , lot 9 blk C5 South Omaha wd 275 Otto Lobcck nnd wife to Chas. M. Gep- pncr , lotU blk4 Lincoln place' wd. . . 300 Abraham A. lirubaker and wife to Clms. J. Smith et al , lot 10 Flack's sub wd 500 Jno. H , Harbach and wife to Jno. H. Sorensen , lot 1 blk 0 Horbach's 2d add wd . 1,000 Win. M. Harris et nl to Philip Hand- selitih , lot 9 block 1 Andrews & Hen- son's add wd COO John L. M lira ota ! to Marjrarot MacDonald - Donald , lot 0 blk 4 Cotnor& Archer's odd to South Ouiuha wd 3T5 Jno. W. HiuiKhawout and wifotoDex ter L. Thomas , lot 0 blk 05 South Omaha wd 1,300 Nineteen deeds $ 29,570 , Permits. The present thaw seems to have awakened builders from their lethargy of the past few weeks and start anew the Interest in building The following nro yesterday's permits : A. B. Huberman , brick store , 1313 Dodge street . $ 1,000 First Hnptist church , remodel building , Fifteenth and Davenport streets. . . 5,000 Robert Purchondorf , barn , Lincoln near Westlleld street . 100 John U. Arnold , barn , Castollar near Twenty-first street . 100 Oscar O. Candor , addition to dwelling , Twenty-fifth and Pacific streets . 200 Frank Stolenski , cottage , Twenty-eight near Creighton avenue . 300 Six permits aggrdgatlng . | 0,700 J titled For Dofratullh ) ; the Union. F. D. . Carroll , recording secretary of the stcnmtlttcrs union , is behind ttio bars at the central station for alleged crookedness it handling money belonging to that union The treasurer of the organization was the. tlrst to discover his shortcomings. It 1 claimed that Carroll had been keeping the books of the union In a very unsatistactoi'i manner , and an investigation of them shown a largo detlelt. At the time of arrest it i alleged ho was preparing to skip from tin city. _ > Jlclil for Counterfeiting. Albert SIsco and Frank Lawrence , arrcstct Sunday for passing counterfeit money , wort examined before United States Couunissiono Andorsou yesterday , Lawrence was dls charged , but n * Sisco had three suuriou silver dollars on his person at the time of hi arrest , it was determined to bind him over ii the sum of fC'JO ' to appear before the United Status district court , lu default ho waft sen to the county lockup. Ilcmnval of U. S. 1'rlsonerH. To-morrow four prisoners recently con vlcted of various crimes In the United State courts will bo taken from the county jail um transported to Sioux City , where they wil eater upon their respective terms of confine munt. A number of additional prisoner were received yesterday , threeof them b charged with passing counterfeit 'money. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. When Baby was glck , wo gare her CajtorU. When she was * Child , the criuil for Caitorla , When ihe became Mica , hn cluce to Coctoria , When the hid Children , the f vu them Cwtori * . . THE BC'lIOOh OP THE COOK. t \Vns Opened Yesterday In tlio , .nlRltiiildliiK on tlio Kill. ' . Yesterday nbout . fifty prospective house- vlvcs , thpugh at 'present girls In the High chool , took their first lesson In the homo art of baking bread. They walked 0 the kitchen , without , however , ho npron and caps they will wear vhcn the class 1 * well under way In Its work. L'hcy found thu room In tlio basement at the ntorsection of the two corridors * A bright icw range , which had just been put In | H > MIen | - Ion , stood In the north end of the room , while n the couth stood an array of shelves m which were disposed a variety of hous * . lold utensils which had never done duty save In n hardware or furnishing store. The rirls were met by the teacher , Miss Clara tlnnn , who spoke to them nlwut the object of he class , what It was exacted to nccotn * ilish and what would bo expected of hem while attending it. These ciunrks were of an Informal order , and after they hud been delivered the class was llsmlsscd till to-morrow morning. Shortly after n Bui : reporter called upon Miss Mann and found her pleased to speak ibout the new addition to tlio curriculum of the school. There are to bo three classes , jach consisting of twenty members. They will bo drawn from the high schoolthc eighth gradoand the post graduate class. Each class will spend about an hour and a half at the work , commencing 10:150 : o'clock in the morning , and continuing until 4 o'clock in the ifternoon. Miss Mann seems to fell the ab sence of tables and other articles Intended For use , which would give the room something of the appearance of a culinary apartment. Their absence was owing to the : tmllness of the carpenters. The tables or jonches are to run lengthwise with the room md supplied with drawers. In the after the young bread-makers will teep their utensils , which comprise in assortment of rolliiiL'-pins , potato-mash ers , sieves , grates , egg-boaters , ladles , cups , spoons , knives , tea pots , and a host of other vrticlos , as a rule , more useful than orna mental. The table will bo divided into see- .ions , each girl having a section for Herself , i'liis will bo furnished with gas which may bo used by thu incipient work for 1 number of purposes. One set of utensils will bo used by two girls , each of whom will DC obliged to keep them in good condition and > lace them away in safety in the drawers and closets provided for them under the bench or table. Miss Mann says that her bobby is plain 'ooking ' and her neophytes will make their first attempt in the brunch to-morrow. She did not know exactly how she would dispose } f t\io \ * material which would come from lier oven , but the girls would not liako in very large quantities. Miss Mann seems to bo n lady capable of satisfactorily licrforming the duties of her otllce , and will doubtless find favor with her scholars. Shu was a pupil of Mrs. Ewing of the Iowa Agri cultural college , who is now connected with the University of Indiana. SOUTH OiyTvilA NEWS. O. Dodge , of North Bend , brought In n car of hogs. \V. D. Powers , Aurora , marketed a car of hogs. hogs.Writ. Writ. Uobertson is In from Cozard with a car of cattle. T. M. Holway brought in two cars of cattle from Cozard. J. B. Lyon. of Lyon Bros. , Lyon , Neb. , brought in a load of cattle. W. II. Randall , of Columbus , is on the mar ket with three cars of cattly. J. D. Shields , of St. Louis , Is back once more , buying for an Indianapolis firm. Judge Lincoln , of Hamilton Co. , Neb. , Is visiting some of his old time fricnus at the yards. Frank Lytlo is loolting over South Omaha , comparing it with the towns in Ohio. It loses nothing by the comparison. Lumber merchants are filling up their yards , to bo ready for the spring building trade. It's going to bo larger than ever this season. J. C. Trnvcrs , one of Swift's employes , was struck inthchcadjbyafallingtblock yesterday morning , and was attended by Dr. Kirkpat- riek. No serious results are anticipated. Among the Exchange hotel puests yesterday were : J. Patterson , Vail , la. ; L. H. Marshall , Wood Hiver : A. W. Kathbun , David City ; C. C. Clifton , Wahoo ; and W. A. McKee , Avoca. Commission mnn were sunning themselves in front of the Exchange yesterday , us the re ceipts up to noon were only twenty cars of hogs and thirteen of cattle not enough to make a market Letters of incorporation have been filed , for the South Omaha Ice company. The incorporators - corporators are Holmes S. Smith , W. J. Sloan , J. Meday , John Boyd , Colonel Sharp and H. C. Boston. Billy Sullivan ran his face for $15.40 ! in Mrs. Mary Knuckello's boarding house , and then looked for other quarters. The land lady attached his trunk however , and now ho will have to settle with Justice Levy. Marshal McCruekcn is still after the mor phine fiends and "hitters of the pipe , " and Inn day or two some interesting develop ments may bo ex | > ected. Citizens may not have known that an opium joint was flourish ing In the town. Put Miihoney came up on a charge of drunkenness yesterday and undertook to explain to Judge Houthor the duties of his ofllco , nnd of the police force generally. His lecture was worth $10 and costs , and luAvill find material for the next one In the county jail. jail.Head Head , "Held by the citizens , " instead of "Held by a mob , " in Sunday's account of the council meeting. A deputation of the "citi zens" present , asked the reporter to make this correction for the information of those who did not attend. Those who did , know nil uuout it. County Commissioners' Proceedings. SATUIIIUV , Jan. 23 , 1887. The board met this day : Present Ander son , Corrigan , Turner and Mr. Chairman. Minutes of previous meetings read and approved. IIBPOKTS Or COMMITTKE3. The committee on construction rejiorted the following schedule of salaries for county officers , deputies , assistants , etc. , for 183 $ , provided , that in no case shall the salary of such officer and assistants exceed the fees of hisoftlco : COUNTY THRA9UHKK. One deputy . $1,000 per year One bookkeeper . 1,300 per year Oho collector . 900 per year llEdlSTEU OF DECU9. One deputy . $1200 per year. One num. index clerk . 900 , , Two comparers , each . 720 , , One general Index clerk . 720 One boy . 4SO COUXTV Cl.KltK. One deputy . f 1,000 per year. Oncrecordor . tiOO , , COUNTY JUDon. One clerk . 81,000 per year. One clerk . S40 One recorder . 000 . One deputy . (9iiO per year. Two deputies , each . 700 Two jailers , each . 840 County supt. pub. Instruction II , 700 per year. County Physician . 1,200 , , Supt. i > oor farm . 1,000 , , Matron at poor farm . 300 , , Engineer court house . 1,0 0 , , Janitors , each . 024 All of the above salaries to bo paU' monthly. Report adopted. 1IOAI1S. Allowing the following bills , to bo bald from the road fund : CT Samuel J. Fry , work on road . $31. M ) Chas. Teitz , work on rood . JM.5 ( Salatluul Richards , work on road . b.W Charles A very , work on road . 21.1K Report adopted. Allowing the following bills , to bo paid from the general fund : K. W. Slmernl , county attorney , ac count first quarter . f200,00 W F. Gurloy , deputy county attorney , salary January , l S . 50.00 Guy H. C Krcil , services as guardian. 20.00 Report adopted. FINANCE. Instructing the county treasurer to add to the tax list of 1SS7 the jwrsonalty of the Singer manufacturing company at f25T > , niul of J. U. Boyd at tl.SOO. Also to change the valuation of " iwrsunalty of Mrs. E. Alice ! ' Report adopted. , I'KI IT10XS ANO COMMUNICATIONS. i'7j-on C. 1 * . Nccduumcxcountyclcrk , , to fees received , and , , amounts expended for the.ycah cjullng January 1 , J8M , ' showing bal- nnce dic | the county K > , S5U. 7. He'forred to the conimlttco on finance. . From th'e clerk of the district rmirt , asking Hint provision be madb to have old judgment index transcribed , ( ho cost of such Work to ho beI.V ) tof'-H ( ) . ' Rffcrrcd to the conimlttco on court house and Jail with power to act. From register of deeds , asking Instruction * in relation to aectiim S ) , page ! KK ) , compiled statutes for 1SS7 an to lax register of mort gages. Referred to Judiciary committee. From Horace C. Mi'tcnlf. asking that cor rections bo made on valuation for 1M7 of w. > (1 ( of lot S , blk 103 , city. Referred to judiciary committee. From R. C. Moore , treasurer Omaha Medi cal college , asking that tax against lots 1 and J block ! 0 , Omaha , ftir years ' 82 , 'S3 , ' 84 , ' 85 ilid 'iilt be canceled , and Unit tax on lot S nloclc 229 bo canceled for ' 87 nnd not here- iftcr assessed. Referred to judiciary com mittee. From R. M. Patterson , asking reduction of assessment for ' 87 , lots lit and 25 block 2 , llimcbaugh's addition. Referred to finance committee. From George Kelly , In regard to Janitor work in court house. Placed on tile. From George S. Meek , asking reduction of valuation , ls > 87 , of north 25 feet lot20 , Me- ' Jamllish place. Referred to committee on finance. From Gus.t Burke , tendering his resigna tion as constable First ward ; petition af Paul Stein for the appointment to fill such vacancy , and from Gust Burke retracting his resigna tion. Referred to Judiciary committee. The following official bonds presented : Charles Teitr.road superintendent , referred to Judiciary. J. P. Hanger , road supervisor , approved. Fritz SehaU , constable , referred to Judi ciary. Henry J. Noyce , justice of the peace , ap proved. iinsoi.rTio.vs. By Mr. Mount , appointing Henry J. Noyco lustlco of the peace Union precinct , adopted. By. Mr. Anderson , reiiui'stlng the county judge to pay the salaries of his assistants out of the fees of his oftlco. Adopted. On motion adjourned until Monday next at 2 o'clock p. in. Al. D. Room : , County Clerk. THE OMAHA AND YANKTON. Tlio Count ) ' CominlKHlotioi-N Petitioned to dill an Election to Vole Honds. Messrs. Nathan Shelton , C. T. Taylor , A. A. Egbert , D. C. Patterson nnd Andrew Rosewutcr , live of the IncorporntoM of the Omaha , Yunkton & Northwest ern railway , appeared before the county commissioner yesterday and presented a petition , signed by 500 leading taxpayers , that a special election bo called at which tlio proxsitioii | that the county vota )00l ) , > 00 bonds bearing five per cent , interest , duo in 20 years , bo voted upon. Mr. Shcltoii pre sented the petition to the board and Mr. Rosewalcr addressed the commissioner.1 ; ami showed how important it was that the request of the petitioners bo granted. The shops and headquarters of the company nro to be located in Omaha. On motion of Mr. Mount the matter was referred to the Judic iary committee , who will rejiort at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. JAuiong the signers are the following : W. A. Paxton , Gen. Gco. Crook , J. H. Millard , F. P. Kirkcndall , J. E. Boyd , John L. McCague , H. W. Yates , , James W. Savage , G. L. Miller , C. V. Gallegher , A. J. Hnnseoin , > G. M. Hitchcock , A. U. Wyman , O. H. Rothukor , Louis A. Groff , \V. A. Sharpe , Herman ICountzc , ' 'Geo. ' E. Pritchet , W. J. BrnateliEllis ' Hicrbowcr , Louis S. Reed , ,14. B. Falconer , A. P. Hopkins , ' S. P. Morse , Max Meyer , " feo. ! W. Kelly , F. 15. Johnson , .tA. S. Stiger. A DANGEROUS CANE. Eugene S. Hay inond , a Traveling Sales man , IJOSCH nil Eye. C3 Eugcno S. Raymond , a traveling salesman for a prominent Now-York clothing house , met with a peculiar and serious accident yes terday , and will lose 'his left eye. A party of traveling men were comluir over on the dummy train from Council Bluffs and four of them occupied scuts faring ono another. One of them , a man named Roberts , had a queer looking cnno and a companion named Knowles picked it up to examine it. There was u brass knob on the side just below the head. Mr. Knowles was holding the cane so that the end of It was within n few Inches of Mr. Raymond's face. Knowles pressed the brass knob nnd n sword shot out from the other end , striking Mr. Raymond In the .left eye. The wounded man fainted away and had not recovered consciousness when Omaha was reached. He was carried into a hotel near the depot and medical aid was sum moned. It was stated by ono of Mr. Ray mond's ' companions that ho would certainly lose the eye. FIHEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. Its Organization nnd Election of Offi cers. The paid firemen of the city heldn _ meeting at the oflicoof Chief Gnlligan Sunday after noon , and entered into a protective benevo lent institution. The organization wus ef fected by the election of Chief J. J. Gulligun , president ; Assistant Chief J. J. Barnes , vice- president ; Captain D. P. Beach , secretary , and Assistant Chief Charles Saltertreasurer. The officers of the association nnd the captains of each company are to constitute a board of trustees. The constitution and by laws were immediately drafted anil adopted , and the style of the new organization will bo known as the "Omaha Paid Firemen's Hencv- olent association. " It starts out with n mem bership of lifty-thrco , and the dues have been fixed at fifty cents a quarter. It is a merito rious move on the part of the firemen as it in sures aid to their families in case of Injury or death , which they could not obtain from any other source. Ono Fact Is worth a column of rhetoric , said an American statesman. It is a fact , cs- tahlishcd by the testimony of thousands of people , that Hood's Sarsaparilla docs euro scrofula , salt rheum , and other dis eases and affections ari.sinp from impure state or low condition of the blood. It also overcomes that tired feel ing creates a peed appetite , nnd gives strength to every part of the system5 Try iltr m aJOHTUAKY. nucK&ox. The man Erlckson who died last Friday night at St. Joseph's hospital , was an em ploye of Armour , in South Omaha. He has no relatives or friends in the city except the men whom ho worked with , who , however , know him but slightly. The remains wore turned over this afternoon to the county agent for burial. CAiii.rroN. In this city Jan. S'J ' , Ibb8 , Gco. L. Carlton , age ( it ! years. Funeral from residence , 211'J ' ( Jrace street , at 2 p. m. Jan. Ul. Rock Island , 111. , papers please copy. Old pill boxes aro'spread ' over tlio land by the thousands inftor having boon emptied by suffering humanity. What a mass of sickening , disgusting medi cine the poor stomach haa to contend with. Too much strong medicine. Prickly Ash Bitters is rapidly and surely taking the place of all this class of drugs , and in curing all the ills aris ing from n disordered condition ot Iho liver , kidnovH1 stomach and bowels. The Press Club. A very successful meeting of the Press Club was held Sunday. Messrs. Hcnr.v Yates , Robert Patrick , John M. Thurston nnd John A. MeShuno were elected honorari members. A number of eastern papers , do nutcd by the publishers were placed on file The reiwrt of the secretary showed thai there is about tl.10 In the treasury. T hi next meeting takes place ou Sunday , Febru ary 5. From Childhood Upward , far beyond middle ago. the tooth will remain strong and white if btandan ] SOZODONT bo daily used. The breatli also , often unpleasant'in life's decline will continue pure , if this dollghtfullj odorous tooth prcbcrvativo ia persist ently applied. Tlic Inspector Mnkrn n I > lsL ovcry. . Plumbing Inspector Duncan madenil , hn- tortnnt discovery . ycstonlay ns to'the IIUHC of so much Hooding from supposed tie- crtlvp or burstixl water pl | > cs , At no less han three different places , -where adjacent ellilrs and streets have been Inundated from his source , ho found that the origin of nil rouble was reckless work on the part of the ewer contractors , who In excavating1 for heir tiling have sunk their picks Into the vater pipes. Ho secured several pieces of ilplng thus damaged , and will lay the matter icfore thu city council at Its session this veiling , in order that some way may tie lovlscil to obviate further trouble of this hurueter. A JHvptV hnd Fall. James Corrigan , a driver of an Ice wagon , ell from his seat yesterday , his head trlking on a stone and inflicting a most seri- "s wound. He was carried Into Bell's drug tore on South Tenth street , where his Injury vus given medical attomtaiico. Afterwards 10 was taken to his homo on South Sixteenth treet. CREAM BAKING ItSBiipprlorexcellnnco proven In millions of lome.s for more than a qimrter of n century. It .s used by the United btntex Government. Kn- lorsed by the heiulsof the ( Irent UnlverMtles ns Mm StroiiKest , I'nrest and most llenlthfnl. lr. rtco'M Cream HakliiK 1'owder does not contain Ammonia , Ihue or Alum. Sold only In cans. 1'iiici : HAKINQ I'dWDtnCo. < EW VOItK , t = 3 CIIICAOO. ST. I.OUIS. BITTERS rr ISA puRtur VESETABIC FRtfwujicw J SENMA-MANDRAKE-BUCHU fun OTHBI equity unciDir nannies. 1 It hat itood the Teit of Yean , in Curing all DiBeaies of the .BLOOD , LIVBBBTOH- * * . , .u. ItPorifleithe Blood , Invigoratti and CleanieitheByitem. D7SPEPSIACON8TI. CURES PATION , JAUNDICE , MiOIIEASESOFTHE BICKHEADACHE.BIL- LIVER lOUSCOMPLAIKTb.io dliapp r at once tinder KIDNEYS iU btneflcial Influence. STOMACH It ii purely a Medicine AND as its cathartic proper ties forbldi iti nte ai a BOWELS beverage. It ii pleai- ant to the taste , and at easily taken by child * ren at adulta. PRICKLY ASH BITTERI CO BoUFroprUton , BTjLouu and JUNgiB Onr U. 8. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB. Paid Up Capital , - $28OOOO Surplus , - BOOOO H W. YATES. President. LEWIS S. KEKU , Vice-President. A. K. TOUZAI.IN , 2 < 1 Vlce-Prosldent. W. H. S. IluaiiK.s , Cxshler IlHIKCTOItB. \V. V. MOUSE , JOHN S. COM.INS , H. W. YATKS , LEWIS S. HKKD , A. E. TOUZAUN. ( lanklug Odlce THE IRON BANK.1 Cor. 12th nml Farnam Sts. A General Uankint' llualiiiwa Trauaactcil. Dr. OTTERBOURG 13th & Douglas Streets , Omaha , Neb. muTH. : WEALTH. SPECIALIST. Nervous , Mental and Private Diseases Prompt attention Riven to correspondence , by enclosing postHKC , Olllco hours 0 to 12 a. m. . 2 to 0 and 7 to a p. m J.W. Barnsdall , M. D IIomoL'opathic Specialist , SURGEON Gynucologlut and Obstetrician * Telephone 970. RAMGE BLOCK , - - OMAHA. E.T.Allen , M. D. , Homa'oputhlu Bpcclallst , THROAT EAR EYE AND NOSE. Pixctacles Accurately Proscribed RAMGE HL'K. , OMA HA ir. Surgeon and Physician. Office K. W Corner 14th and llouglai Ht. OUlce , telcjihono , 405 ; Healdencu telephone , 068. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. COLD MKDAT. J'.WIS KXPOSITIOX.S7S Nns. : iOi-40 : 1-170-004 , THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. W4 cordtaiir rot onsinA yourU l lhet > * il ttmedy LAMWD lo ut hi Ooootibixa Sml Cltct. Wt hire sold consider * lbl , s&dlft every ct s It * buglTCD itilificilcn. Aleott A Llek. lluJicn.U. Y. Sold faf Dnif lit * . Pke tl.UU. DREXEL & MAUL , ( Successora to John ( > . Jacobs. ) Undertakers & Embalmers At the old Mand. 1407 Farnam Ht. Orders by tele grapli tcllcited and promptly attended to , ' No. Si Two for a Cent . . ' ' And tnp best 'ever made , Cheap enough' , surely , and' so. good , that those who have usedthem , won't liavo any others. What are they ? Ath-lo- pho-ros Pills , What are they for ? For disordered 5lomachorLivcrlndgcst- , ! ion , DyspepsiaConstipation , , Nervous or General Debility , Headache , Lassi tude , Diseases of Women , They'll ' take away that tired feeling , give new life and strength. Small and pleas ant to take , yet wonderfully effective. Prepared from the formula of an eminent physician , Neatly put up in bottles , and sold by all druggists , THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. , Now York. TO : or TUB Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul ITy , The Best Route from Omaha and Council muffs to - = = THE EAST = = - * WO TttAINB DAILY I1KTWKKN OMAUA AND COUNCIL Chicago , ANI ) - Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , Ceilnr Rapids , Rock Island , Frceport , Rockfonl , Clinton , Dubuque , Piueuport , Elgin , Madison , Jancsrlllc , Belolt , WInonn , La Crossc , And all other Important point * Bait , Northeast and Southeast. Tor through ticket * call on the ticket agent at 1411 rarnma street , In Paxton Hotel , oral Uuloa 1'acina IMillman Rle rrs nnd Ilia finest Dining Can In Iho world ar * run on the main line of thoCblc Ko , Mil waukee * St. I'nul Kallnar. and ever ? altenUnn Is aid to passengers IT courteous employes of tlio lompnnj. H. MII.Mtn , General Manager. J. K. TUCKKIl , AMlitnntaennrnl Manager. A. V. U. CAlU'KNTKll , Uoueral fauongtr and Oico. l llKAFKORD , Assistant General Passenger nJ Ticket Aui'nt. J. T. CLAHK , General Rnpertntendtnl. Bll'OlllEU 8TALiL.lt S FOHS AL.C Ppre.herons. Olydcsdnlea anil Shire , nlno home iri'd colts. Kvery animal Ktiurantitea n breeder ) ur stock has boon selected with reference to roth Individual morlt And pedigree. Snninnt host1 horses Imvo tnkun tlrst prize at the No- jniska State Kelr , ISH7. All our horses nro nc- climated , and rolls of their got run bo shown. Prlre.s reasonnlilo and easy terms. Is ncce.silbU ) jy the three leudliiK railroads nt thu state , II. to 11. ; F. . E. & M. V. , and K. C. & O. FIIV & FAIIUIIAIt , York , Nub Nio GAUNTLET 2ND. DR H NOBLE Blair Neb , , , , , , Importer anil Hrccderuf ClyuBSualB. EngliSuCoacti & HaniWetoiiiau They are all flnn anrt In prime ronrtltlon and can- nut fnll to suit. They consist uf prUo winner und their Ket. In Scotliuiu , CaniiUii HntJ thin countrT. Our terniH. prlee unit hornet * will Hint you. Wrltu for prl- cesHiul purtlculnni. llalrl2l iulh > it north of Uruuha , on T. K. A M. V. It. U. and C. St. 1' . M. A O. It. U. FOB SALE The Standard-bred trottlnRhtHlllon ALARIC No. 2O83 by Cnyler ( sire of Klvlru ! ! :1K : . Daylreiim2UJiy , AlRiith 2SI. : also the dam of 1'utrcm 'JI4) : ) by Hysdyk's Hunibleloniun. 1st ( linn Kthel ( ioldiliist , ( full Hlslur /.llc.nlln Oolddnst trial UUTi : ) by Old GnlddiiHt ( Hlru of Lucille " :1DU : , und live others with records be low S : : ) . "a dam ( the dam of Zllcadlu 2:114) : ) by Imported Scythian. 3d dam Sally Hu.ssell ( the grand-dam of Maud S. U:080 : by lloston. Alnrlc WHM bred by J. C. McFurrati , I/onlsvlllc , Ky. , fouled IfH ) , lu ? ; Imnils hlch , weighs 11511 pound.s ; ho IM a rich gold dust in color anil the hand somest und most stylish liorxn In the wo < t. Ho will ontHliow iinybody' horse on the street or thi ) tdiow rinjr. IUIH no record but Is very fast , perfectly Kt'iitle on the road or In tli stuble , has no viceh und Is warranted sound In every par ticular. Ho will bo sold very t'lieap. The horse Is In this city. Address DR. C. W. HAYES. 80th und Lake Streets- FOR SALE BY N. B. FALCONER AND FISHER BROS. For Localized HhcnmntlHni , BENSON'S ' Sciatica. NeurnlKla , I'lourlsy , J.unK und Cheat DllllcuHliH , Ilackache , Splno and Hip IH- ! ease. Lumbago , Spralni , Kidney - IS noy and Liver AHectlons , Nervous - THE vous Action of the Heart , ( 'rampH , LamcnosM , ritllfnohs or WrakncKH of the Jolntx or JlnscloH , Severe Aches , 1'alns -BEST- - - and Htltchcx , Inllamtiiatlon , nnd nil mahullcn for which 1'orous I'lnstors , Ltnlmentx , PLASTER ! Medicated oiln. Halves , Olnt- inent.sand Lotions have been found useful , llowaro of 1ml- tlons and worthless substi AVOID tutes that may be offered. Ask for a 'Bonson's Piaster nd take no nb- hVltiitu under names Hlmllar IMITATIONS. to"Capalno" or any other name. WEAK Inf eSi " " " Tliiiioii , llil. soothing curftnu'bf IBMSrifcj Lr l TUrMil/UirouJtUwtskMiti.mu > r. Inf l " 5f It1 to kMltk Md Vilorom 8lt r.g1h. KUctli * Cnrrtnt O"\-t-ftItlEittitlT or w forfilt S5.UCO In cnh. OrxuslIsspra s > iiils < ir all otbtr txlu. Wontctiitpcr * nuntutljcurfdln w . . . _ . r. . UmvinonUii. . . . . . . HftliJ jjijii/ chie5 ( M , , . , § | SCIENTIFIC GLUCK & WILKINSON. THE CAPITOL HOTEL LINCOLN. , NEB. The Lett known nml most popular Hotel In the state. IxK'atlon central , appointments tint-dull Ilesilquirters lor couiuiurcl I in mi nuJ all politic * Who If WEAK , NKRVOr * . I > FIU1.ITA > TKD.whnlnhliFOM.YHiullUIVOtlANCi ; ) m THiriKI > n\fny lili VIUOMof IIOI Y , n I N l > Rtxl tt AN HOOD. r u liiK oxhutiMllui drain * Upon Iho fOltNTAIKN of I.IFK , IIKAIIAUIIK , IIAVKA 'IIK , Dreadful Drmms , WEAKNRMN of Memory. IIANII. ttu < FACE. ml nil the EFFF.t'TN It-Millie to EAtll.Y l > rrAY m1 tx'rhiiM rO.NSIIjfl1. 1IO > or 1NNANITY , ilionkl coiuult nt onro Iho CEI.EHKATEU llr. Clarke , E tntllihrd , 1MI. Dr. Clitrko him mndo NEKVOl'N UK < IIIMTY. ClinONU ! nnd H DI UC of Iho 1E > ITO IIHI.\AKY OrciMn n Life K'ujjIt mnkcfl NO tllmrvnrp WHAT you itvve tAkoti or WHO lifu foiled to cure you. lUr to their icx mil cumuli vrllh the n.MiirMico of speedy relief anil euro. Scud 2 Centi potUgft for work * on your tlltcnrrs. * * -S 'iiJ 4 cents postnKQ for Crtrtirnted Work * on t'lirntilr , NrrvoitH Riul I > i-ll. w t t UlivMCJ. Contulutlon , jxn ! > onM'y ' or by letter , f > co. Consult tlio old Ilorlor. ThoniHiul * rnrr < l. Ofllco * unit iinrlum private. MThno conteniplMInc Marriage donJ for llr. ( 'Inrke'ii celebrated Riildo Mnto and Fniinlr. each Ito. , both ac. ( stamps ) . Hofiiro coiiflrtlnc your cnsc , consult r. : iAHKE. A friendly letter or mil may tare future suflcrlngand shame , nnd add golden years to life. * vBook "I.IIV'K ( Secret ) Er- roiti , " rX > e. ( Mumps ) . Medicine and writing tent eTerywhore , Becuro from exposure. Hour * , to 8 : HnndaM , ' .Mo 12. Address , P. D. OI/ARKE , M. D. 180 So Claris St. . CHICAGO. ILL. trao in ruieqriiHTiD WITH THK oiooiurnr or rmi COCK taT WILL SKI HT EUIUX1KI ) Tilt * Mir TD1T Till GHICA60ROCKISLAND&PACFICRAILWAY , ! naion of Its central potllloi C.ott rotation to lines Jtast of ChlcKffo , anil contliujuJ Unas at tormlnal points Weil , Morthwcit and Roithwint , U h tnia inlJille link In UuiS trKntconttftentM fiytlfm ivhleh InvlUs aud faollltates tr T l and truffle between tt > AlUnlla and i'Mlflc. The Kock Island main line and branches Include Ckl- cuo.Jollel , Ottawa , I.a dalle , t'eorU , ( lenetno , Uoliuo and Koote Islan't , In Illinois i DaTvnport , Uuaoatlna. Wohlngton , Falrfleld , Ottumw , ( HV lt > o ! . W.iU.lb- rly.lowaCltj iesMolnvti.liKtUnola.Wlntersat , AtlftO' tic , KnoiTlll , Audubcn , ItarUn , Guthrto Centre and Co Jncll Uluffr , la lonai G ll tln , Trvnlon , Ht. .otepn. Cameron and Kansas City , tn Ulisourlt L RV. 'jworth aad Atehlson. In Kansasi Albert Loa , Ulnneapolts and tt.I'aul , lutllnuusotai > TUrtown nnd Bloux Kails , U pakota , and hundreds ot Intermedia ta cities and towns. . ' 'The Great Rock Island Route" Guarantees speed , comfort , certainty and surety. Its way Is distinguished for Its eieellonco. Its ridges arc ot stone and Iron. Ita track Is of solid ieel. Its rolllnff stock perfect. Its passenirer equipment fca all thaeatety appliances that ex [ > erlfn has p r i assful , and for luxurious accommodations Is uiu.tr- panned. Its Express Trains coaslst of superior ! > ajr Coachen , elecant fullman Palace Parlor and Sleeping Cars , superb DJalatf Cars , nroTidlnff delicious meals , and ( between Chicago and fit. Joseph , Atchlion and Kinsai Ctly ) restful Rrellnlng Choir Oars. Ita man agement It conierratlTe , lu dltclpUnoeiaotlnf "The Famous Albert Lea Ro re" Between Chicago and illnnpapolls and St. 1'a. * Is thi farorite. Oror this line Solid rait Kipreis Trains run dally to attractive resorta for toarlsts In Iowa and Minnesota , and , vlaWntertownand Sioux Falls , to the rich wheat and erasing lands of Interior Pakota. Via leneca and Xankake , the Rock Inland often scperlor Inducements to trarelers twtween Cincinnati , Indlaa * apolls , Larayett * and Council BluITi , St. Joseph , Atchl- son , Learenworth , Kansas City , St. I'aul , and Interme diate points. All patrons ( especially ladles and chil dren ) receive protection , courtesy and kindly attention * For tickets , maps , folders , copies of Western Trail , or any desired Information , apply to principal offices la IhB Valted States aad Canada , or address , at Chicago , R. i. CASH , I. ST. JOHN , E. A. HOLBIOII , an.TU.ariM.itt GRATEFUL COMFOUT1NU Epps's Cocoa Bi ; E AKFAST. "llr a thorough knowlpdco of tlin natural lawn wlilcli Kovrrn thu operations of dlKustlou anil nutri tion , nml lijr cnrurul application of tnu nno properties of well-selected Cocoa , Mr. Kpp * has provided our breakfast tables wltu n dullcatuly navnrtHl bevarauo whlrh mav vn us many heavy doctor's bills. It Is by thn Judicious usu of iiucli nrllcles of illut that a constitution mnr bo Krailually built up until strong enouKli to resist cvi'rjr tenilcnry to illse io. linn- Ureiis of suhtlo maladies are duatlnv around us niaflf to attack wher Trrthpr Is a wuak point. Wo mar fucape manr a fatal shaft by kupplnit uunolrns well fortltlvd wlln pure bloiul and a properly nourished f ratlin. " Civil Service ( laxotto. Made simply with bolltnx water or milk. Bold only In half IMIUIU ! tins by ( Irorrrs labvlud thus : fin lloimuopathlo Chemists , i LONDON. : - - - DRUNKENNESS Or tlio Llouor Habit , Posltlrvly Curoilb Administering l > r. Unities' ( Jolden Specllk1. nt It can bo ulrcn In n cui > of cotTeo or tea wltho e-tho knowlvuKH of the tuir.ion tnklni ; It ; nlisolut illy harmlesH , und will ctroct a ] ierinunent an cspeeily cure , whutliur the iiatltsnt Is a moiltirtit filrlnker or nn ulcohollc wreck. ThousHiids o driinkiircls Imvo been mndn teinperato men who have taken Golden Specific In their rolfeu with out their knowledge mul to-day tiollovo tlicviiutt drinking of their own free will. IT Nftviilt VA1I.S. The Hj'Htem onro Impregnuled with Iho Hpecltlclt becomen nn litter Imiiosslblllty for thullijuor uppetlto to exist. For tuilu by Kuhn & Co. , Kith und DoiiL'lns Ht.s. nnd IKth ami Cum in bts. , Omuhii , Nub. ; A. I ) . Foster & llro. , Council lllullH , la. J. B. HAYNES , -OFFICIAL- STENOGRAPHER , Third Judicial District. 37 CH AMU lilt OF COMMKItO 15. THE OMAHA BEE , -DEI.IVKItKDTO- AM PART OF L1COLN -BV CAItniKII FOII- 20 Cents a Week. Seven papers a week. Bend your order to the otllce , 1029 P Street , Capital Hotel Building Kaslly digested ; of thu tlncKt flavor. A hearty bevitniKo for a Ktron nppctito ; n dollcatn drink for thtmensltlvti. 'rhinoiichly tcnt d ; nutrltloUM : jinlatablo ; nnoxcelled In purity ; no uniileasaut utter effects. Roqulros nobolllnR. , SOLD nr W. R. BENNETT&CO. : II. O. IVII.ItlJlt V SON'S , i il , I'A. 11 ADYICKrnKE. OW TO ACT. . I're- fJiCN .0 mtora Ii * < * | lna tnd K'lnrtlonitl ilor. | * \ WA * ' A rirf e 'Mi HSo'JMo ci cli Urrlician. kTnnfJUKcaltiiTrr&ilitekMntfrMOtiapptiPniloQ. wIHUIll7MACSTONCO.Itif > UlM.ai I rk.
