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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1889)
ti/ff t H M.'it THE OMAHA DAILY REE : FltfDAY , OCTOBER 25. 1889. BEATRICE GUI SOME BOODLE , Confusion lu Paving Ballmatoa Lia ble to Coat the City Dearly. THE CITY DADS IN A DILEMMA. Development * ) In tno Klfobo Murder Cnso Show tlio ICxIntoiicc of a Society l'orProtection AgnlitBt Thieves. Trouble Over IVvviiii : llond * . Bnnmon , Nob. , Oct. ! it. [ Special Tele gram to TUB Br.r. . | A considerable sensa tion was created tlili evening by the discov ery that the city had been mulcted m the sum of $23,000 for excess bonds In paving district No. 1. The discrepancy occurred through nn error In calculation mid Iho con fusion of two different estimates. In tbo first estimate $00,000 bonds were voted In the district on the basis ot a ton-foot sldownllc nfong the street to bo paved. The bonds 'woro issued and sold on this bails and the money received hero for thorn. When the paving was to begin the council passed nn ordinance establishing fifteen foot ns the width of the sidewalks in Iho district nnd the contract was lot nnd Work completed on that estimate. It now dcvclopes that the total cost of the pavlncr Is but n trlllo over * 70,000 , whereat ) SU'J.OOO nro on hand to pay lor thu same. 1'tio city authorities are try ing to wlgglo out of ttio dilemma by hoping to induce the holders of the DO nils In the east to surrender them nnd accept nn equivalent amount of bonds in paving districts No. 2 nnd B when they shall hnvo bcon Issued. Tno outcome is awaited with considerable interest. _ _ Ilio Kllibn Olinilcr Case. CIIKIOIITO.V , Nob. , Oct. 2 1. [ Special to Tun ' I3EC.I Attho examination hold yesterday County Attorney Ulce discovered much that wont to clear up the Joseph Klbbo murder. It appears that a largo numoer of farmers in this und adjoining counties have banded to gether iu some kind ot un organization for tbo protection of their property from thieves. Ono grand lodge and a subordinate lodge of this organization arc in the west part of this county nnd had to do with this murder. The lodge with headquarters near where the nhootiug occurred had had notice that Sharp's granary must bo watched on last -Sunday night , nnd a party of six was made up to do so. According to the testimony of nil the six men they mot at the house of ono Head , nbout n ImU mile north , nnd walked pouth through a cornfield towards the grnn- > nry nbout 11 o'clock Sunday night. As they cnmo up within a few rods of the building , and wore still In the corn , three pistol shots cracked in rapid succession nnd they saw distinctly the flash of tiu revolver. Bot'oro they reached the building they saw several men running and shouted to thorn , nsklng if they had caught them moaning the thieves. "Two of them got away , but wo got ono d n - . It was J. Klbbo I cuess , " was the answer , nnd they quickly disap peared in the darkness. Without waiting to investigate , the men who had Just coma up turned nnd went back to Road's. ' In the morning tlio body was found , us already dcscriticd , lylni ; in the out lin. Prosecutor Rico made a diligent search for ncluo as to who fired the shots , and although it was in nil probability ono of a party from seine lodge In that vicinity , it was impossible to find the man. The case will not end horc , however , and it is only a question of time before the murderer will bo ruu to earth. Kpnrnoy'H City Hull Directive. P KEAUXEV , Nob. , Oct. 21. [ Special Tele gram to Tun Bc& . ] An important brick I. _ pillar in the now city hall here , which is in . ( course of construction , split to-day on ac count of the great weight ( t , supported. Builders gcnorally condemn the structure because of Its inferior architecture.- The contractor is ready to put on tho'alato roof and thu building committee fears that thn weight will crush the structure , because of tholong ilat arches over the windows and entrances nnd weak supports. It is begin ning to nssumo the proportions of a white elephant. 1'emlrr Not Behind In Jlospltnllty. PCXUKII , Neb. . Oct. 2 . [ Special Tele- Brain to Tun Buu.J Saturday will bo a big day for Ponder. There will be two conven tions , and the pau-Ainorican excursionists will nrnvo nt noon mid remain ono nour. Extensive preparations nro being made to entertain the visitornnd the Omnlm and Winnobago Indians will bo hero 1,001) Btrong. A committco of one was sent to Omaha to day to procure suitable souvenirs nnd confer with the railroad company us to securing u longer stop. An. Omaliii Traveling iUau Injiirotl. CnKTK , Nob. , Oct. 2-1. ISpccial to Tim BIB. | D. W. Day , u traveling tnau , with W. J. Uroatch , of Omaha , arrived hero last night on the freight from Iho south , intend ing to take the train for the west. Wnllo running fr oui the caboose to the passenger train ho fell Into a coal pit , near tbo turn table , and was severely hurt. Ho is lying at tlio Cosmopolitan hotnl , and It will bo BOUIO time before ho is ublo to take the road again. Girln U flip a Tramp. KnAitxcr , Neb. , Oct. 21. [ Special Tele gram to Tun BCE.J A trump took dinner to day at a 15-ccnt lunch house on Central avenue - nuo and left the room without offering to pay. Tlio Misses Koricok , two young Indies who run the house , followed the man , who ran away rapidly. They overtook him two i blocks away , knocked him down with a club and gave him a horrible beating. The tramp decided to leave the city without any moro trouble. t City NOWH. NKIIUASKA Cirr , Nob. , Oct. 24. ( Special to TUB Bun. ] The Chicago Packing und Provision plant in this city is making pre parations to begin packlni : next Monday. The Nebraska City house will begin u week lutor. Jacob Slchl , owner of the Barnum house , Is making- preparations to greatly enlarge that hotel by building extensive additions nud convert it Into the largest and best liouso lu the city. i The ICaixrnny Poor Farm. KKAIISUT , Nob. , Oct 31. ( Special Tele gram to TUB BBU. ] The county board ot supervisors this , afternoon elected S. A. Powers , of Logan towuslup , superintendent of the county Door farm , which will bo used /or the county poor next scanon. A large brick Lmlldiutr will bo orcctcd on the farm in the spring. Mr. Poworb will rccoivo { 7&0 pur year for his services. Taken lo the Insane Asylum. NmniAUKA CITV , Nob. , Oct. 21. [ Special Telegram to Tin : BKB.J The sheriff to-day took to tbo insaiio asylum Thomas Nichol son , who had bccomo dangerous , aad the fcitnplc-rolndcd colored man , lien Knight , who claims to possoaa voodoo powers. He has bcon la jail for about six months for assaulting u prominent 'citizen , but was finally declared lusaiio. T1I10 Now Mou Fast rilling tlni Strikers I1 la COB. EVANSVII.LK , lud. , Oct. 21. The switch men's strlKo in the Louisville k Nashville yards is practically ondod. All trains were In and out on time and several extra freight ! woru,8oui out. Now switchmen nro arrivlni on every Incoming train nnd eomo of the oil - ouea Imvo already applied for their places. A Barren Outlook. ' CHICAGO , Oct. 2-1. [ Special Tolcgruui to TUB BEE.J A dark , omluous cloud soami ' to bo Imaging over the .probability of th < Chicago & Croat Western railroad switch m on returning to work. General Manager A. A. Allen was cot Ir his olllce this morning. Ho xvas busy lu tin yards helping to keep the cars moving. It I almost curtain that if the switchmen uc no' return at once their placet will bo filled with now men. Tlio strike has n curious aspect. It seems to bo confined almost exclusively to the night men. Some of them wnnt lo return but tbo mnjorlty nro nfral'l their association will tonn them non union men. Chicago Tnllnra Wnl.'r Out. CHICAGO , Oct 24. The tmlon journeymen nllors of thin city to the number of about novcn hundred and fifty men went on n strike tills morning. The strike was brought nbout by the refusal of n certain merchant nllor to discharge the ctittor In his employ , vho waa obnoxious to his other mou , IIUNUHIl ANIJ COM ) . Hcvcrnl Dakota Counties lit Need of Komi nnil I'nrl. CHICAGO , Oct. 24. [ Special Telegram to TUP. BKE.I Captain J. II. Wallace , n prom- nont citizen of Faulkton , S. D. , who has been sent out by the commissioners ot l oilUc county , ono of the worst of the drouth stricken sections of Uaitotn , to RollcUnnd re ceive aid for tie ) suffering farmers , Is now la his city. "In North Dakota , " said ho , "there nro hrco counties nnd in South Dakota bur others besides my own which nro In n destitute Stato. There nro in Faulk county nlono nearly llvo thousand Inhabitants , the iinjorlty bolnp farmers , nnd as in nil new countries , men of Bin nil means. They nro low with n lone cold winter before them , tinny nro without means to purchase fuel , irovlslons , clothing or nny of the absolute icccsslllos of life , and unless help from the outside can bo pro cured tlirro must of necessity bo treat suffering between now and spring. Wo invo dorm nil that man nnd women can do , our misfortune is certainly no fault of ourn , nnd wo can not but boliova that our noble innrtod countrymen In the districts favored vlth plenty of rain nud prosperity will Bland > y us In our trouble nnd that wo will not bo eft to freeze or starve , for want of the bare necessities of life. " HPOH11NU N Now Yoric 11 , Hronlclvii ft. NEW YOUK , Oct. 21. ( Suoolnl Telegram .0 Tin : BBC. " ] The fifth game in the world's chnmulonshlD sorlos was played at Washington park , Brooklyn , this afternoon. Tlio weather was cold and windy. Caruth- cra , who was in thu box for the Brooklyns , received the hardest pounding of any iltchoreo far in the series. On the other mnd , Crane was on bis mottlo. The hits secured oft him were mostly of the "scratch" irdor. The Giants took the lead in the third nnlng , when they made four runs. After tnis Inning Caruthors was an easy mark. The fielding by Smith , Collins , Whltaoy and Plncunoy was the principal feature. Score : KKVT YOlllf. U1100ICI.Y.V. r. li , o. n. o. r. li. o. a. o fioro , cf 1 0 I U 0 O'Krlon. If U u 1 U U TltTinin , rf..3 121 0 fkilllus.SU 1 1411 llrotrn , c s 3821 lUirni.rr U 1 I ) U 1 Want , us u II 2 U ( I Fun tx. Ib .U 1 13 0 0 Conner , Hi 1 1 HI II (1 l'lncknoytl > . . . .l _ . . ' ' _ 2 0 Clark , c. . . 1 1100 O'lloiirke , IT..O DID lirnrnlliori.ilI ( 2 3 1 II wiiiinuy , Mj..3 : i i 8 u corkiuti. cr. u u r > o u Cianc , p. 1 2 0 1 I SmithHi I ) U 0 H U HusUoiiB , c 0 U 1 0 1 Totnts 11 l'Z7 0 2 TotnU .HjT 2 ? 12 3 11V INNINGS. NoirYork 0 0404002 l-ll Irouklyn 0 0 U 1 llOpU-U PU.M5JAUV. , Knrnctl nun Now * York 7 , llrooklyn 1. Two-base ills llnurn , Crann , Collln * . Tlirco-hn n Mti Con- ifr , Whitney. Homo runs Drown. ) IIclHint on , Unino. Hlolun lut-cs Conner , Collins. Doiiblu ilnii Whltncr. Drown nn 1 Uk-iiiiril'on. Hrot linvi m lulls Or.\noi , CiiruttiGra . Hinck nut Crane T , 'nrntliora 1. I'asscii U illi Claris ' . ' . Wild tiltcliot Jrnno 1. Tlrao 3 hours. Umpires Oaffiioy nnil THE SPIiUO KING. Lexington LEXINGTON , Ky. , Oct. 24. Summary of to day's races : Three-fourths of n rnllo Tommy H. won. Fred Woolloy second , Katie S. third Time Four and one-half furlongs Camilla won , TwOttlo Ssecoudr ' Ludy Jones third. Time 1:01 : . Mile and , ono-olghth Sportsman' won , Princess Howling second. Time 2:05 : . Three-fourths of a mile Mouut Lebanon won , Hosomont second , Mora third , Time Another CnHlticr Graduates. CHICAGO , Oct. 24. Nowbon U. Hatch , an ox-cashlor in the Now York office of the Baltimore & Ohio Express company , was ar rested Here to-night. Ho Is charged with liavmg embezzled (8,000 of the company's funds a year ago und fleeing to Canada. Wtiilo in Toronto It 4s alleged ho secured several thousand dollars worth of goods under false pretenses. Hatch had established lihnsolf hero ns n real cstato agent under the name of G. P. Frloc. Vo.llnw KOVIT in IJrazlI. WASIIINT.TOS , Oct. 24. A letter from Rear Admiral Gillls , commanding the Ucitod States naval force in the South Atlantic sta tion , dated Montevideo , September H , says that In a previous communication bo re ported to the department that there was n great deal of yellow fcvor nnd ether cpl- dcmitv diseases existing in Itio dn Janeiro. Ho nnw dooms it Ins iluty to add that re ports of n most roilablo charactcr'show that yellow fever is breaking out In various parts of Brazil besides the city of Hio do Janeiro. Commencing1 so early , oven before the ad vent of warm weather , this Indicates an un usually sickly season. Rapid City HoiU Estate. RAMP CITV , Dak. , Oct. 21. - [ Special to THE BUE. ] Additions to the city are bcine rapidly projected the latest an well as tlio most sightly being Fairmont. It lies ono mlle oouth of tbo court buuso , nnd It is be- llovud It will bu the aristocratic residence pan of the oily. The owners arc selling lots therein very rapidly , und ut prices on which there will bo u sure advance. Many con nected with the B. & M. railroad and inti mate with the managers thereof , are seeking und buying property In the vicinity of that addition , which looks ns though that com pany contemplated extending its road and possibly making Its location in that part of the city. .Tack llanlcy GUM n Iilokint ; . BUFEAI.O , N. Y. , Oct. 21. A glove contest between Jack Hopper , of No v York , and Jack Ilanloy , of Buffalo , formerly of Wil mington. Del. , for. n purse of { SOU , tookplnco to-night at the Buffalo Athlntlo club , and was won by Hopper , Han toy refusing to continue the fight after tbo twenty-fifth round , llanlcy was pretty badly used up. Men Itolin .Tint no. ST. Louis , Oct , 21. Early this morning thrco masked robbers gained entrance to the residence of Judge Houry S. Kally arid going to ttio bud room where the judge und his wlfo wore stooping ono of tha robtiora cov ered them with a ravolvor whllo the ottiors searched the room for valuable * and ob tained $000 In jewels nnd money , * Dean Gnrdnor 'Mod tlio Knot. Tnor , N. Y. , Oct. 21 , Miss Coruella Le- laml wnti married this morning nt Waterford - ford to Hov , Hobort Scott , rector ot Christ church , Beatrice , Neb , The ceremony was performed by Hov. Charles II. Gardner , dean ot Trinity cathedral , Omaha , Nab. The Dunvor Stnto lottery company wunts ngonts. Tickets CO cents. Ad dress A. C. Ross & Co. , Don vor , Colo. Kin * * ut'o'a Condition rrcniirloni. MUNICH , Oct. 24. The condition of Otto , the Innatie king of Bavaria , is precarious. Bo is unconscious and his physicians uro able to administer nourishment only at ir regular Intervals. Tlio iJn.itli llccoril , SiiRUMiX , TDK. , Oct. 24. Judge A. M. Bryant , ono of the moat prominent republi cans In Texas , was thrown from his buggy lustoveuing and killed. IIo was uovcnty years ot age. Ilio Kwoonvuior I-iyncliuri. IUWLIN'3 , Wye. , Oct. 21. | Special Tele , gram to TUB BUE. } The grand Jury adt Jourocd to-night. No Indictments were returned - turned agalnHt the lynohoraof Avorill and WuUou. 'I hu fueling ju towa Is lutouso. AN IOWA TOWN IN ASHES , The Business Portion of Shofflold Destroyed by Piro. TWO PERSONS SERIOUSLY HURT. Tlio Trial of lira. MoUojr nnil Knsor Conies to n Sudden TormU nntion Supreme Court DcolMlons. Serious Tire nt filielTlalil. aiAsosCirr , la. , Oct. 21. fSpccIal Tele- rrnm to Tun 13cB. | The business portion of Sltantcld Is now in ruins. About midnight imolfo was scon Issuing from the oil room nt ho rear ofV. . E. Nichols' drug Store , In n 'ow momunts the flames leaped from the inlldla ? , und , being fanned by n stronir wind till the adjacent buildings wore envel oped , 13y horolo exertions on the part of the Iromen the town wns saved. The total loss s estimated nt fCO.CKX ) , covered by about Sia.OOO Insurance. The llstrlct that was burned covers llvo justness blocks. The heaviest Joscra are C. W. Itolnkc , procor , loss $5,000 ; insurnnco ! ll)00. ) SlmnUs & PJorce , grocers , loss $3,000 ; nsuranco ? iOUO. W. K. Nichols , ilrucKlat , OBS ? 3OOOJ insurnnco $3,5t 0. Ulrd & Sou , nitchors , loss $1,000 ; Insurnnco J-'LIO. C. L. Johnson , .lames lorat nnd E. L. Ormsby wore heavy iosors , . W. H.Hocking and Burt Oaks were seriously injured. The origin of the flro Is unknown. The burnt portion tion will bo rebuilt. The fllcCoy-Ensor Trial. HARIAX , In. , Oct. 21. ISpccIal Telegram to Tirn UIIE.J The case agalust TDrs. Ensor nnd McCoy canio to n sudden tcrmtnntlpn to day. When the atnto rested Its case , the chief prosecuting witness having failed to Identify .ho defendants as the men with whom he : md his dealings , the defendants' attorney , 3. K. Scott , argued that the question before the court upon which they were Doing prose cuted was stopped , nnd the Jury was in structed to find a verdict of notgullty. There nro mill two Indictments against thorn nnd the jury is now bolng secured for the trial ot ono of them. Drs. McMonamy nnd Mlllor nro now in the custody of the sheriff nnd will reach here to-night. Their trial is expected to corao oft soon. The Supreme Court. DBS MOINCS , In. , Oct. 34. | Special Telegram - gram to Tun BEE. ] The supreme court do- cldod the following cases here to-day ; Evoringham & Co. , appellants , vs J. C. Leo ; Story district : rovorsod. Thomas Duff vs Qcogo C. Bokor , appel lant ; Hancock district ; nfllrmcd. State of Iowa vs John S. Craig , appellant ; lienry district ; affirmed. Ellis < fc Ellis vs Thomas Butler/ appellant ; Floyd district ; reversed. A fetrlku Eiulcil. COLTAX , la. , Oct. Ul. ( Special Telegram to TUG BKE. ] The strike at the Valeria coal mine , near Oswalt , which has been on for nbout three weeks , terminated to-day. The differences between the minors and operators raters Imvo been adjusted , and work will bo resumed to-morrow. This is the only strike of uny importance this fall in this part of Iowa , Must Die. HUIIUQ.UE , la-i Oct. 21. Barney Kcnnody , the wife inurdcror , must hang unless the governor interferes , the supreme court hav ing sustained the lower tribunal in refusing to grant a now trial. The crlmo Tor whioh Kennedy has been condemned to hang v/ns Lho most brutal on record in loxva. Mary Kcnnody , his wife , was found lying dead near the Ma.iuokotu crcejr , a lew miles above Dubuque nnd seine .distance from Kennedy's homo , ApriL 23 ; 1887. Her np- ; > earanco indicated that stio had been butch ered. She bud disappeared a foiv days be fore. The evidence showed clearly , to the minds of the jurymen that Kennedy way laid and killed his wife , nnd , as his children testified , arrived homo covered with blood. In Juno of that year ho waa convicted of murder In the first degree , nnd Judge Couch iixcd the punishment at death. A now trial was gran ted on the ground that Onu of tno jur ors had novcr bcon naturalized. lu January , 18SS , the case was again tried , n change of vccue having been denied. 'IA ' verdict of guilty was returned , nnd Judge jiloy pro scribed the deatli penalty , to bo oxcculcd in March , 1883. Kennedy moved for a now trial , on the grounds that the court erred In not granting n chnngo of venue und that ono of the jurors was drunk. This motion was denied , and nn appeal was tnkon to the supreme premo court , which sustained the decision , Tho. defense then filed the petition for rehearing , nnd meanwhile Bcntcnco was suspended. Kennedy's crlmo had about it no redeeming features. His wife wjs well connected , und when ho married her was ono of the most popular young women inlu- buqe. She was a moro girl In years , being only sixteen years of ago , nnd Kennedy , in stead ot surrounding her with these horne comforts his industry could have procured , became dissoiuto nnd shiftless , and BO com pletely destroyed her ambition und prKlo that she retired. from society , and accepted uncomnlainiiigly a life of drudgerv. By her own clXorts largely she raised and cared for thn rapidly increasing family , While Ken nedy passed much of bis tlmo in Idleness nnd drunkenness. Then , for some reason unknown , nftor having driven her from the houso.t ho wnylald her in a lonely ravinn while she was hiding from his wrath , and brutally killed her , The KaptistH. Dus MOIXES , Oct. 24. In iho Baptist state convention to-day tno following ofllcers were elected : President , Hon. John A. Me- Crary ; vleo presidents , Ilov. C. II. Strick land , Sioux City , nnd J. J. Powell , Cedar Kapldu ; missionary secretary , P. II. Smith ; Sunday school secretary , Itcv. F. N. El- drldge : treasurer , E. E. Luwls. This niter- noon addresses were delivered by L. G. Field , of Minneapolis ; C. J. Pope , of Oaago , nnd It. A. Smith , of Audubon. The evening was dcvotod to Sunday school work. The only Complexion Powder In the world that is without vulgarity , without injury to the user , nud without uoubt a bcautlfycr , is Pozzoni's. + Ho IJniHnd a How. W. C. Porter , a young roan ot about twenty-four , got very drunk last night and created n very noisy disturbance nt the Academy of the Sacred Heart , annoying the sisters very muoh. Ho was arrested , . . Mrs. "Witislo\v's \ Soothing Syrup tor children teething curca wind colicdlur- rlucii , etc. 5 cents a bottle , The Jury William Butt waa on trial In police court yesterday charged with keeping a house of prostitution ut Tenth street and Capitol ave nue. Ho was tried by a .jury , which , after deliberating four or llvo hours , disagreed. This is the EMcond tlmo Butt has been before the court in n wuolc. * 4 Coufrh no moro , Rod Cross cough drops will euro your cold , fi cents a box. A Illcli IM mi's Queer Monument. AnGrow J. Geiger , who dloil lately in Philadelphia , leaving an cstuto of $250,000 , directed that nn obelisk eliould bo oracled over his grave which , bo- Bides the usual mortuary inscription , should beur several others. The north panel will bear this inscription ; "Trav eled 00,000 mlles hi Anierictv , Europe , Asia and Africa , " The south panel is to rend ; "Young man , slop and think. 800 what tins boon the reward ( of hon esty , industry and economy. In 18SO I worked on Robert Martin's ( arm , near Jersey shore , ( or 25 cents a day , No lortuno loft to mo. " The west panel will Bay : "Lived anil ( HoiUii tho.fnith of the immutable nnd unohii ( ) < roablonnd nature's God. Believed in the gospel of pouaa ana iustieo- AMUSIWtEMS. Gllmoro's musical festival attracted > a very largo nudlonl'6"nt the mnttnco yesterday nftcrnoon , and crowded the largo auditorium of the Coliseum last evening. The pro- gramme nt both concerts , containing some very ( linicultinambors , was well played , find the Apollo cliib'ouglit to foci proud of the success achieve Slpnorlna do Vero has a soprano volcq ot great power , combined with sweetness , arid sang "J a Pore du llrczll" m such n manner that stio received almost an ovation , nnd the other artists re newed thole farmer successes. Great credit Is duo to Mr.iVqung for the manner In which ho had trained the local singers , and the audience allotted their appreciation by long nnd continuous applause. Had It not boon for the tnusla nt the Coli seum last evening there would undoubtedly have bcon n very largo nUdloncc at the Uraud opera house to witness a most por- fcct performance of "Itoraoo nnd Juliet , " glvt'n by Miss Margaret Mather nnd her juperb company. Thopluy is too well known to need any further recommendation , nnd It would bo utflU'Ult to Und words suitable to prniso the young star in a worthy mnnunr. Her Juliet is simply grand , and In the fifth net slio proved herself to bo ( in actress ot great versatility nnd power. It is seldom Hint : n dramatic star 1ms a good support , but In Miss Mather's -jonipnny almost ovpry member Is an urtlst , which certainly means n great deal. Mr. J , B. Studloy , who shares the honor with her , played tbo character of Mcrcutlo to perfection , nnd Mr. Charles \Volls , ns Hornoo , was tlio ideal in every re spect , "Tlio Stowaway" drew a largo audience to Boyd's oporn house last night , nnd It Is safe to predict that among the various nttruc tions not cue afforded its patrons nioro hearty enjoyment or thorough apprecia tion. Wlille it Is nn attraction that nppcals strongly to gallery people , those who fro- miont parquet and dress clrclo flnd enough Btory , plot nnd notion to entertain nnd in terest them. For n mclo-dranm "Tho Stowaway" holds respectable rank , nnd in the hands of n good company , as It is. goca In splendid shape. Joseph Slnytor , as Tom Ingliss , the hero ; Frank Losce , In the role of Charles EtherlnBton , a villain ; Harry Booker , disguised ns Dicky Dials ; Murion Elmoro , ns Chuckoy , a news boy , and Miss Sarah Holmes , as the hero ine , nro well suited to their parts anddcservo special mention. 'The safe blowing scone , by two professional burglars , proved a grout feature. LOCAL POliITlOS. Julius WcrdUn Vents His Itapo on a Hcporter. The meeting of the Second ward demo crats , held in Mies' hail last night , was well attended. Mr. Spoorl addressed the meeting , stating that only two days were left for registration , and that nil democrats should register , nnd when election comes do their duty and vote for the domocratlo ticket. E. Bicker said that candidates wore never present at the meetings , nud insisted that something' bo done to indnco them to uppcar. At this time Julius WenIn ] , who called the SnyijUr- meeting in the Seventh ward last Wednesday , ( javo way to his feelings in n vc'ry'loud manner , nnd , stating that tie noticert.nr'BEU reporter present , pro ceeded to use Uie'most Insulting und abusive language toward him. Ho stated tunt lie had been emplbyoil by Adam Snydcr to call the mcctinc luUt' Wcdnesdny , and heaped abuse upon tbo reporter for stutlnx the real facts in connection with the meeting. J. C. Kicbo Was' the next speaker , and after donouncln 'tho republican party , stated that ho was a dembcrat , and it was the duty cf every goodtjo'ibocrnt to vote for the can didate of the democratic ticket , Adam S'nyder. Thei'Q 'was no mention made of either of thu other candidates. Otto Kinder advised that they let the county election pass , or , if something must be dune , to sirp'port tbo best muu , but to llcnt for the dA'ttiouratie ticket for council man and mayor.0 At 'this time a delegation' of the Bobiimiim/Mlctnoerats appeared nud I invited th'c'cHib'to ' bo'present to-day dt thoiri mooting In Motz Hull. Ttio meeting then ad- ' journcd until next 'Wednesday at 8 o'clock , ] the last meeting before the clcctiou. < Seventh Ward Democrats. ' A few Seventh word democrats got ] together in Gates' hall at Twenty-sixth and Walnut streets-last night. E. F. Morearity presided. Ho stated that' the object of the mooting was to allow the democratic candidates for ofllco to explode themselves , out after casting his eagle eye about the room ho could not sec one single candidate. IIo then called upon the gentle men present for brief remarks. Mr. A. Wusjner , Mr. Sain Gooner , County Clone Hocho , Attorney Townsend nnd others inndo brief speeches. The latter congratu lated Roche , wtio had said just before that he would support Ufa ticket from top to bet tom. Townsend Is an orator , nnd soared in democracy for nbout iiftecn minutes nnd was encored to a finish. Ho was contldcnt of a democratic victory. County Attorney Muhonoy talked for forty minutes in tin onturtaining way. Frank Kubvic. a Bohemian , who lives In tliu neighborhood , gave Sheriff Cob urn u sovcro roasting. lie referred to him as a thief , said he was gnnornlly dishonest , con nected him with the collapse of the Bank of Omaha , scored C. E. Mayno as a friend of Coburn's , anil declared that Dr. Slominski was a fraud nnd that ho was endoavorin ? to sell out tlio entire Polish and Jewish vote for dollars. Coburn nnd Slomlnekl , he said , were floating In the sauin channel. Then there was uSvranglo about where the next meeting should bo held. Both saloon mou wanted It , and when the meeting- ad journed it was agreed that the next festival should bo hold in Dodam's hall , which is located a few blocks below Cates' placo. .CIjAniCSON'H NOMINATION. Tfio Attempt to Show lie AVns Only KinlnrHrd. The managers of Joseph Clnrkson's cam paign hold mooting nt 11 o'clock yesterday morning and determined upon plans for work. Hon. A , J. Popploton , C. S. Montgomery , W. II. Eller of Blair , I. E. Congdon and sev eral others were present , They dccidod uuon the publication and distribution of campaign literature setting forth the situation of affairs nud especially destroying the falsn Impression that Mr. Clariison was not nominated by the demo cratic districtconvention. . Mr. Eller , whp was secretary of that con vention. soys his.jujnntc * will show , If atiy-r body wishes toj oiumlna thorn , that ho was nominated. 'V Ttc PopnlotOit , " ho con tinued , "mado tbo nomination. It was put to ix vote , andfClarkson had n majority. Somebody thonj/ipvcd to make his nomina tion uunnmiouq wliercupon Frank Morrissey raised nn pbjccjjpul and wanted the convon- tlon to call it o ty < nn indorsement. "Tho motion jltwcvur , went to u voto. but Morrissey , Con , - , \\lagherand \ JimCroigjiton shouted 'No , ' ns Iqitd nnd long us they could , "Air. Ctarksan , jvas regularly nominated and will bo cloclol } . f urn satislloj that ho will carry Wualilngton county by u btrong majority. " / 'n Some of DuvlsJrlends say that Clarkson is about to withdraw from the race. But the committee in question ' emphatically deny the etory. , | o yl Doprnvlty. Dora Raskins , a fourteen-year-old inuinto of Jottla Heyc&lds'1 house ot ill-tamo , on Ninth street , was nrroslod lust nlunt by Sergeant Wbalon on a request inndo iTy her aunt. The girl entered the house nbout two months ago , and up to a day or two slnco her whereabouts huvo been unknown , When 'uho was dUcovorud she refused to go homo , despite all entrenttoa , Stio will betaken taken homo to-day and an effort made to send her to tlio reform school. How to Cure u Cold. Many yonrs constant use nnd the ex perience of thousands of portions of nil ages , 1ms fully doinonbtrutcd that there is nothing bettor for u severe cold than Chamborluin's Couch Ilomedv , It nets in perfect hurmony with lintnro , re lieves the lungs , liquefies the tough tonuciotis mucus , jnalting it easier to expectorate , mid' restores the system tea a btrong nnd healthy condition , NEW UNION PACIFIC DEAL An Atllnuoo With the Ohlongo & Northwoatorn ECfootod , A SCHEME OF THE VANDEKBILTS It Will bo Fnr-Rcnchlng In Its Ho- ntulVIII Attract Atten tion on llotli Hides of tlio Atlantic. T\vn Great ByBtoins In Harmony. NE\Y .YOUK , Oct. 31. [ Special Telegram to Tun BEE. } The World soya : A now anil important inovomOnt in the railroad world Just mndo will attract attention on both aide * or the Atlantic. It is nothing loss than an nlllanco batwucn two.of the most extensive railway systems ot this country the Chicago it Northwestern and the Union Pacific. The World can unnounco posltiv61y that thcso roads will henceforth bo operated In com * pleto harmony nnd with the vloiv of each clvlng the othnr all the trafllo tlio agents cnn si-euro for points on cither lino. There Is , however , n for dcopor slgnlfl * cnnco ID this , if the statements of trust worthy persons nro correct , than appears upon the surface. The Chleago ft North western , ai is wall known , Is under control of the Vnnacrbllts and Its board of directors includes several gentlemen closely nlllod with tliolr Interests. The Vnndorbllt : * bavo for several yonrs boon solidifying their lines oust of Chicago nnd linvo expended vnst sums of money In Improvements which some other companies , having less conservative man agements , would hnvo paid out In dividends , Now , with their close nnillntion with the Union Pacific , the Vandorbilts will , in nil probability , branch out toward the Pacific ocoan. This could very readily bo done by continuing the line of the Union 1'acltlo from Frisco , Utah , southwesterly to ono of the southern California seaports In proximity to Los Angolcs. Tlio fact that the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. 1'aul 1ms within n year Rene through n process of evolution which brines this line also close to the Vandorblib intcre&ts , would nmlto the combination just outlined all the stronger. What Rives color to the rumored Intention of the Vandorbilts is the steady absorption of Union Pacific shares for BOIIIO tlino , sup posed to bo tor their account. As already stated , thut part of the programme which brings the Union Paclilc and Chicago & Northwestern into close harmony is defin itely settled. Those who ought to know declare - clare that It will not bo long before n Van- dcrbllt through line , extending from ocean to ocean , will also be an accomplished fact. The Chicago , St. Paul , Mtnnouuolls & Omnlm railroad company , the majority of whoso stock is owned by the Chicaco & Northwestern company , Is n party to the contract. That gives the Union Pacillo n direct line to St. Paul , to Minneapolis , and to Duluth. The Union Pnolilc is thus en abled to compote * at every important center ease of tba Missouri river that is touched by the Northern Pacific-Wisconsin Central combination. Tlio lleport Con limitI. BOSTON , Oct. 24. The report of a trafllc agreement between the Union Pacific nnd 1thc Chicago & Northwestern railways was confirmed at the Union P.iciflc office hero to-day. The agreement is for ton years. There is a longer ono between the Omaha & Republi can Valley imd the Chicago , St. Paul , Min neapolis . .t Omnhn roads. The joint line via Sioux City is to bo known as tlio Lulto Sunerior , St. Paul & Union Pacific lino. Th'o agreement between the Northwestern nnd the Union PiiciHc establishes u line via Council Bluffs to bo known as the Chicago , Union Pacilio & Northwestern line. The entire systems ur < { parlies to the contract , except in the case of the Kansas division of the Union Pacillc , which at no point connects with the Northwestern. The agreement nowhere goes cast of Chicago. It in thought hero that it can moan nothing less than a through line tram ocean to ocean by way"of Boston and Albany and the Vun- dcrbilt lines. A Tnlk With NEW VoitK , Oct. St. President Dopow , of the Now York Central railroad , said to-day , referring "to the statement in a morning paper , that there had been an alliance be tween the Chlcaeo & Northwestern nnd the Union Pacific railways whereby both roads will bo operated in harmony with a view to improving their trafllo advantages , said : "Tho statement is correct , There has boon a trnnits arrangement botwnen the roads , but nothing further ha ? bean done and I have nothing to add. " Vicn President Syken Explains. New YOUK , Oct. 2t. The traOle agree ment between the Northwestern and the Union Pacillc has created n great deal of discussion among railroad officials In this city. Vice President Sykes , of the North western road , said to-night that the contract is not an exclusive arrangement between both roads in the sense of either road refus ing to handle the business of other compet itors. The Kocic Island and Burlington have western connections of ttioir own , and the nlhanco between the Northwestern and Union Pacific Is simply in the line of similar arrangements already made with other sys toms. The arrangement does not go east of Chicago , nnd Vice President Sykes snld ho had no knowledge that the allied lines in tended to muko eastern connections. 'Ilie Opinion In Chicago. Cniciao , Oct. 21. | Special Telegram to Tun BKE.J No oillelal utterance could bo obtained in Chicago to-day relative to the alliance between the Union Pacific nnd the Northwestern. President Hi'.ghltt Is in the oust , Vice-President Wowman is on n tour of the road , nnd none of the other officials wora informed on the subject. It was the gonornl belief that an nil I unco had been formed , but that it would not extend further than n close tralllo arrangement. All sort * of opinions were expressed on the subject , nnd from the different officials opinions could bo gained varying from a belief that it would Do n good thing for both roads , to an eqally positive belief that both lines would losu traffic by the deal , Should the deal actually bo made it will bo interesting to note whether the Pullman or Wngnor company will control the sleeping car privileges , Wagner coacnos now run over the Northwestern and Pullman over the Union Pacillo. The main reason * why the report is so readily bollovcd in Chit-ago nro the numerous recent changes in the ofllclalsof the Union Pacific and the n ] > poinimcnt of Mr , Newman to tlio third vice presidency of tlio Northwestern. The very uir is tingling with rumors of consolidations , nnd no ono doubts that the llgutnlng will strlUo in numerous places , Itallway men lurrco that there inrst soon bo two or moro gigantic consolidations , headed respectively by the Vnndcrhllts and the Goulds. The numerous falcu consoli dations recently said to hnvo bison formed hnvo , by tlio dunlul of their formation , only added fuel to the flume of conjecture. Wliot | H Snlil at tlai liinrfnrfl. | Vice President Ilolcomb , when shown the report , Bald : "Yes , the Union Pacilio and the Chicago & Northwestern have entered Into a close traffic nrrnngumont , nnd the deal will tnko effect as soon as minor details can bo arranged. Under this agreement the Ulin ) | Pactlu ) will turn over all of Us uncoil- signed business , to the Northwestern , at Omaha. In return the Northwestern will turn over all of its unconsignod business to the Union Pacific at the sumo point. " 'Poos the deal Involve tlio Klkliorn and the St. Paul < fc Omuhal" ' * Vc3. The north-bound business will bo routed over'ho Omaha & St. Paul , Sioux City will bo the port of entry and delivery for north bound business. The tradio ar rangements also imply the Klkhorn and its business , "Wo will also In all probability run throueh dally trains from the Paoilla coast to Chicago. The through serviuj will bo cen tered at Portland on the west The through survlcu will uo't terminate at Chicago. On the other ) iand thu urrauuomouts call ror a direct connection with tiio Vaodorbllt llaos nt Chlcajto for New York nnd Uo ton. The substance of the agreement is that the Union Pacific has allied Itself with the Vandcrbllt system , thereby forming a direct nntt un broken route across the continent New \ork on the east nnd Portland on the wo t , Wo were compelled to tnko thin movo. The Northern Pacific and San Fohavodlrcct lines to Chicago nnd this necessitated n move such as wo have just inndo. The prospect of the Baltimore & Ohio combining with the North ern Pacific , thr-roby forming n direct line to tbo const ana between the two oceans , re quired iho extension of the territory covered by the ngrcemcnt which wo made , and for tills reason the Vnndcrbllt system cnit of Chicago is Included. Yes. this undertaking Is a certainty nnd nn Important one , too. It not only civea us n iitrcct line across the con- tlnontbutlt also affords us direct communi cation with Lake Superior ports through the Northwostern's branch lines. " . "Is the Manitoba to bo Included In the denH" 'Thus far It hat not been tnkon In , but such n thing might bo consummated. A matter of this kinds remains Unsettled , nnd It nmy result In the Manitoba being taken Into thonnrooniont. " The combination is n gigantic ono wlion it is taken Into consideration that nearly thirty- two thousand mlles of railroad nro involved. The unconslgiiod jwrtlon of the trnnlo of a road npgropatos. It Is said , about S5 par cent of the en tire traMc. _ To Prevent Unto Manipulation. CHIOAOO , Oct , 24. [ Speclal'Tclcgram to Tun 13nn.1 Thu nudltors ot the control tramo and trunk lines nnd Iho clmtruion of the various western railroad associations nro engaged on n plan which will otTuctually Btop n largo share of the present ways of manipulating rates. In effect , the plan par tially agreed on is n method of billing traftlo by which in nil cases the way bill will read from the point of origin to tno ultimate destination. For instance , nt present the plan on n shipment of c-ittlo from the Indian territory to Boston would bo to bill locally to the Mississippi , thence it would bo re- billed to Boston , or pcrhnpi to Chicago , nnd then to Boston. Kvory rcbllllng lias been n loophole which has boon eagerly seized for fraudulent billing of various kinds. The manipulations of this class hnvo grown to such serious proportions ns to materially affect the earning power of many of the roads. The Inspection bureaus nro clogged with Just Buch cases , and the cxpenio of tracing the fraudulent billing is becoming a serious tax. The practice Is so universal ns to allow no ono road nny advantage , and the practical throwing away of money is to bo stopped by the system of through billing. Tlio Atohison Statement. BOSTON , Oct. 2-1. The AtchUon statement for tlio second wcelt in October shows the earnings were 5001,452 , na against fC02,3o'J for the same time last year. The entire subscription offered to the stockholder ! ) under the reorganization plan it m stated has been guaranteed , and appli cations uro being ninOo for additional amounts. Station Airenti. CITV , .Oct. 24. in the national convention of station nccnts this morning the Nebraska delegates wore ruled out because - cause the state association was in arrears for dues. The nfturnoon nnd evening ses sions were devoted to the conftldcr.it bn of reorganizing the association after thu plan of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers. The DEXVEU , Colo. , Oct. 24. | Special Tele gram to THE BEE.I The engineers spout the entire day considering insurance mat ters , World's KaliA Cnic.uio. Oct. 24. [ Special Telegram to THE BEK.I Mr. 13. St. John , chairman of the railway flnanco committee of the world's Chicago fair , has been notified by Henry 13. Stone , vice president of the Clilcairo , Bur lington & QuincJ- railroad company , that , that company is ready to pay its assessment , it being understood that this amount covers nil the lines in the Burlington system. O. S > Lyford , vice president and general manager of the Chicago & Kastern Illinois road , also sent word that his company consents to the assessment against it by the committee. President O ikci Denim It. Nuw YOUK , Oct. 24. President Oakes , of the Northern Pacific road , who returned homo yesterday from Quebec , said his visit there was not in any way connected with the business of the road. JSU'OKTANT OUANGRS. AHUM t McKibhun Onttinc ; Down to Himince. General Purchasing Agent McKibben , of the Union Pacific , has commenced to reor ganize his dcpartmentnnd important changes will bo mink' . As the result of his labors , circular No. 1 made its appearance yesterday , citing the following important changes to take eiToct November 1. J. H. Stafford us general storekocporof the entire system and proprietary lines , with ofllco at Omaha. Ho will report to tbo gen eral purchasing ngent. E. C. Connor , tie and timber agent of the ontlro system nnd proprietary lines , with headriuurtiirs at Omaha. Bo will report to the general purchasing agont. .1. A. Ferguson assistant general store keeper of the Missouri river division , with headquarters ut Armstrong , Kan. The ofJlro of supply agent of the Oregon Railway & Navigation company is abolished. C. II. Gavlord assistant general store keeper or the Pacillc division , with head quarters nt Portland , Ore. The ofllco of pnivhusiiiK agent of the St. Joseph & Grand Island railway is abolished. E. P. Weld is hernby appointed division storekeeper of the St. Joseph it Grand Island railway company , with headquarters ut St. Joseph , Mo. The ubslstaul , general storokccnprs and division storekeepers will report direct to the general storekeeper except when acting on direct orders from the general purchas ing ngent , when they will report to that olllcial. Kort Worth Ouilor. The Fort Worth-Union Pudflu deal has not nsyct been effected , but indications nro that something m this respect will bo done nt nn early date. Vica President Ilolcomt ) , of the Union Puclllf. when questioned concerning the matter , Raid : "Nothing tins as yet bjcn done , but there la no doubt that n closer alli ance will bo made with the Port Worth , cither by trafllo contract or 'some ether ar- rnngoment , at an curly date. The question IR now under consideration. " licit Ijino Tr. hi" . J. O. Phllllppl , at the Missouri Pacific , has written a lottcr to Superintendent Ktuhhiirn requesting that the time of arrival of thu morning suburban train oo changed t > o im to arrive ut 7 : W u. m. . and that the afternoon train bo changed HO ns to leave here at Drift p. m. It is thought that the change will uo ordered so as to take effect .Sunday next. Tim Train Cr Engineer Gillisplo and thq rest of the crow which were on No , 9 passenger train that figured in the wreck on the Burlington at Gibson , have boon siiftpjiided , pomlint ? nn Investigation by iho olllcluls. It is reported that Superintendent Thompson has Intimated that ho will discharge the entire crow from the service of the company. Klopnt .smith Oiniilin. Superintendent Thompson , of the Bur lington , has issued nn order directing thut that , hereafter. No , 4 passenger cast hound shall stop ut South Omnlm for the accommo dation of paancugcrs. Under forjnor ar rangements patrons have bsen compelled to come to Oumhti and take thu suburban train back to South Omaha. flullroail Notes , General Ivintmgcr Holdrego , of the Bur lington , has returned from the west. Kugino 070 is out pf the shops for service on the main line of tbo Union Pacific , The Atlantic express , on the Union Pa cillc , was ono hour Into In arriving from the west. The Union Pacific will put in a double truck between Thirteenth end Eighteenth streets , lorniing a circuit to the lower yunU. Tlio JClUhorii 1ms Issued a now murrhun- dUo t radio to apply to sliUmicnu from Omaha to ( Kilnts nn the Santa FU in Kansas. The work of tuunulliig under the Union Pacific tracks nt Fourteenth street , In vlovr of bpontng the strcol , was begun yesterday morning. Illation Slmro , ot Utah , n director of the Union Pftcllle , passed through Omnhn on route home from the directors' moating re cently held nt Boston. The Union Pacific is preparing ll annual patios for the year 18W. The name of E. DIckliiBtn will supplant that of T. L. ICIm- bnll ns go no nil manager. Superintendent Uosiogluo in examining locomotive firemen in the employ of the Union Pnolllo , on rules nnd regulations { n the tlmo card. Thus fnr the result has boon very satisfactory. . - . A Mammoth llnlUIInt ; . The permit for the erection of the Ames building , nt Sixteenth nnd Fnrnnm , wns hsuod yesterday. The structure will bo of brick , four stories In height , and will cost ? 100,000. In trnlililr . AMtr.AM ) , WIs. , Oct , 04. 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