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I THE HEW CIRCUIT JUDGE ,
If , -
e 4 > - Judge Dundy Talka of Browor'a
q\ Succo88or on the Fodoml Bonoh
\ " \ HE IS A MAN OF GREAT ABILITY
| Olilrnt or All Commlaiioncil JuiIrcs
| Would Fight at the Drop or
I tlio Matp-A.n Kxtrnordln <
nrlljr I * I no Itcoord
Dimrty on Caldwell
A rcprctcntntlvo of Tun Beb had & talk
Inst evening with Judge Dandy rcganllnff
Hod Henry C. Caldtvoll , United SUtos dls
triot Jud o for castorn Arkansas , who has
Just boon appointed by 1'tosldont Harrison
lis successor to Judpo Brawcr , Into Judge of
the United StatesclrcuLtcourt JuClgaDundy
nald :
" 1 hnvo known Caldwell for years Ho Is
nn old Iowa man , and lms boon judge stneo
1SV1 ( IIo is thu oldest of nil tlio cominis-
sioncd JuiIrcb , bclnp four yonrs nhcad of inc
Caldwell Is a tnlRbty good lawyer , a mlgnty
good Judge , and the ono of all others
• who was serving ( of and should
hairo had the tilaco My understanding of
the matter lias boon that ho wouldn't have
it , as ho was an applicant for the supreme
court Jt has been generally understood
from the llrst that the preildont proposed to
appoint ono of the district Judges to the ] > lace
ho has just put Caldwell into As to what
hacking Caldwell had I know nothing what
ever , but 1 suppose undoubtedly that It was
bl extraordinarily line record and his own
murits which led to his being the ( .holco of
the administration
"To toil the truth , I thought that Parker ,
with Ulaino , Elklns , JoiT Chandler ana many
ether uuch men at his back , together with
the strong backing ho had at St Louis , would
got the appointment
"So far as experience la the federal court
gees , Caldwell is well equipped , having had
twonty-six years of It As to his appearance ,
ho Is u very nice looking fellow , old enough
to have boon n colonel in the army In lbG4
or about my ago Ho has a wlfo and ono or '
two daughters , and , I think , a son Ho is n ,
very linn man , and could send a follow to the i
gallows if neenjsary or light nt the drop of
the hut Ho holds his own at a 11 times , and i
in these respects ho is Ilka lurker
IIo will cortniiily be a great success in the i
now position to which ho baa been np-
pointed "
Being asked Indirectly whether ho felt at
all disappointed nt the preslacnt's conclu
sion in the matter , tlio judge smiled broadly ,
und in his famously good humored way , ,
Why , bless yon , no ; I'm not the least bit
disappointed I didn't make any effort in
the uiattor myself When our delegation ,
presented mv naino I thought to myself , Ill [
sco Just for fun how much racing around the ,
country the man who gets the job will have to ,
do 1 fouad that by actual computation bo ,
would have to travel 27,000 miles every year ,
and then couldn't attend all tlio courts ho \
was assigned to That just about settled 1
. tlio business for inc Tor as you well Itnow ,
I nm a great lever of my homo , and whllo I f
llko to go bear hunting with the boys once a
year , yet to mnko u business of Jolting
around over U7,0JO miles every twelve i
months innkes mo Bhrug my shoulders , shako
my head and sny , 'No , I tnnnk you '
You know there's a bill boforc congress
to incicaso our pay I'm more iutorestod la
* that Junt now than almost nuythlng clso ,
and I've heard , too , that its likely to got
through "
Being asked when Judge Caldwell would
probably make his first appearance in
• Omatia , Judge Dundy said tliero was nothing
to call 111 in hero , sn far as ho know , before
the second Monday in May
OaiAHA'S SOHODI , UONDS
Steps to Bo Taken to Secure Tlielr
HcirlHtrniltiii
A special mooting bf the board of cduca-
tlon was held yesterday morning to consider
the notion of Stnto Auditor Uenton In refusing -
ing to register 8115,000 of Omaha school
beads Tlio members present were Messrs
'
Goodman , Clnrit , o'covillc , Martin , Spaldi
Ing , Coburn , Points and 1'elton.
Secretary Piper explained that ho had for
warded the bonds , f21GuM > In all , to the
state auditor for registration In return he
bad received n letter from Auditor ticnton
notifying the board ho was of the opinion
that the bonds wcro not ontltled to regis
tration for tlio reason that no provision for
levying the tax for the payment of the in-
torest was incorporated in the proposition "
The attorney for the board was asked to
explain the situation He read considerable
law , showing the course which bad been
pursued by the board was legal and correct
uoyond question
The law , " bu said , has stepped in and ab
solutely taken the power away from the pco-
plo und loft It exclusively with the board to
provide for tbo Issuing and disposition of
Eohool bonds "
The icgisloturo had pro
/ . vldod for an exclusive manner for Usulns
jk and paying school bonds "
When Mr Kstelle tind llnisbod his nrgn-
m ment Mr Martin Inquired what course
* would bo pursued in case tlio stuto auditor in
sisted on refusing to register the bonds
Mandamus , I presume , " Bald Mr Estello ,
although I have not given that particular
point any thought , as I am cutilldniit that ,
i When the law is explained to thu s ulo audi
tor bo will submit without any hesitancy "
Mr Clark then ofTcrud a resolution that
the attorney for the board , thosccrotnry and
the members of the Pnanco cominilteo' pro
ceed to Lincoln at ones and confer with the
auditor Mr Coburn insisted that the Judi
ciary committee go instead of the committee
on ilnanco Mr Martin suggested that the
• attorney choose whatever mciAbcrs ho do-
\ sirea to have go with him , but Anally the
1 following was adopted :
Jit2 llosolved That the secretary and attorney
* J _ of this board proceed to Lincoln with the
61 x * " $215,000 of bcIiooI bonds issued January 1 ,
S 1800 , with thu history of tlio same , for regis
• tration , ana take such action a * may bo
I necessary to secure tbo registration of the
I paoio
I According to the law the bonds do not
I need to bo registered until March SL
i The committee will leuvo for Lincoln
this morning and return in tbo nvcnlng
anothick .11 unix It
Nonl Kuspocteil or Killliis a Man nt
Whitman , Noli ,
It is thought that the following letter , re
ceived yesterday , will nrovo ono of the most
important that has yet been received in con
nection with tbo Nonl business :
Whitman , Neb , Fob ! > 4. 1890. Chief Sen-
• vny , Omulia , Neb Doarbir : From tbo llko-
ness of tlio supposed murdcror of Hie Jones
lamily in the Omaha World-Herald of the
id Inst , I am inclined to think tbo real
iinmo nf Neal is Ooor o Cobb , and thai ho
. Jk is thu persou who shot and killed Hlijaii Hall
( V hero three years ago next spring Hall was
v the proprietor of the duueo bo una hero , and
_ Cobb i\as an all round follow among the
Mf girls If I could sea him I would know hiui
H n a moment , as Cobb borrowed tbo Wln-
fj • * Chester rlllo of mo to bunt antelope , but us
toot , as it was in his posiossion ho wultted
1 stiolghtwav down , killed Hull nnd returned
T the gun In live minutes , aim tnado a gontlu-
\ munly upology for the falsobood ha told to
I got the gun If it is 1)1 ) ui ho is ono of the
, coolest men I ever saw in times of danger
) Ho was not urrcsted for die inurdor
lrotu tbo picture , us 1 nUled beforc.lt
T scums to ba the same person , ills rual homo
I is in Wisconsin someu here , und his real
f .mo , as told here U Cobb Send mu a late
picture without glusses , as bo wore uono
hero O. Wahskii , County Attorney
1 * . 3. Hall also came from Missourl.somo-
where near Kansas City Al McICav , another -
• ether of tbo gang , cuuio from Kansas city
Cobb was young , light complexion , lower
V rl ol the fuco full , about live feet llro or
' six inches tall and weighed 100 pounds If
lie would have any beard it would bo thin
und llsht colore ! .
i Others hero think It the sumo person
Question him about this plau ? , the dance
y ball and about mo Its I who saved him
mt/ from being hilled soon after he killed Hall ,
T by bavlntr him hid outside of town The noT -
T B torlous jco Middletou woulu have iciliod
T % Cobb in a very faw niomeuts had be been in
I I sight Ha it no cowuid , and Is solf-tom-
f posed O , P. W.
I Chief Seavey Immediately ropllod to tbo 1
i
letter , and enclosed n good picture of Neal
Should Mr Warner then answer favorably
to Hi tdcntlllcaUon , the chief says ho will
• end for him to como and too Ncal
A i HAUNMJBS COUNCV SUSPBCT
A Mnn Huppoind to tin BlioltoiiborKOr
ArrcHtpd nt AVnhoo
At ton minutes to 12 o'clock last night
there was n ring nttho telephone in the cen
tral police station , and Jailer Havoy re
sponded to It
This Is John Hyan at Wnhoo , sheriff of
Saunders , county , " came In robust tones ,
Some parties at n littto place near hero , "
continued ( the volco , have Just notiflod mo
that they have caught a man whom tboy uro
very certain , for many reasons , is Snellen-
berger , Ncnl's partner nnd nccompltco In
the Jones inurdor Please give mo the clos
est dlscrlption which you have of htm "
There was no description on fllo in tbo sta
tion , nolther did Captain Cormack or any of
the night force of olllcors know the descrip
tion Tub Bnn reporter who Interviewed
Ncal , however , was present , and gave the
description that Neal had given to him In
person This was telephoned Sheriff Hyan ,
as ! follows :
Holght flvo feet nnd about eight lnrhos ,
dark complcxionod , brown hair nnd mus
tache , largo hands , and stoop-shoulderod ,
The tolephoua connection was broken oil
qtilto , abruptly just as Sheriff Hvnn had said ,
Many thanks for tbo information and
could not bo secured again The operator nt
the * ! central telephone ofllco In this city said ,
howovcr , that the message was n bona lido
ono | so far as coming from the source pur
ported ,
noi.xni ) WITH SIIjIC
The Ijtporlcnco of a Young Man Who
Accomplished It
Harry Johnson was placed on trial in
Judge Clnrkson's court for the nllcged lar
ceny on February B of n bolt of silk dress
goods from Kelley , Stlgor Se Co 's ' store
Bvidonco was introduced showing that John
son aud two partners wont into thu store nnd
_
asked to sco sotno silks Whllo the clerk
was getting soma goods from tbo Bhclf , John
son < put u bolt of silk under his overcoat and
started from the store Ha was caught
nt the door and hold until the
police ' arrived and took possession
of him Thu dofonsa ondcovorod to show
that tbo goods wcro valued at less than $35
nnd that Johnson , If guilty nt nil , was but
guilty of petty larceny
Judge Do.ino is bearing thocaso of William
Hughes ngalnst ox-Sheriff Coburn , a replevin
suit for ilio possession of n stock of stoves
_ The trial of Tan Bowman , charged with
the murder of Juck Kinney , will bo com
menced on Monday
In tlm Itr-n Hiiililiiic
Judge Wnkoloy removed to the new court
room on the third floor of Tub Bei : building
yesterday morning IIo is engaged in the
trial of tbo case of Wyatt vs Somcrs ot al , a
suit for 5370 for lumber
. Oeorgo Gurloy has boon appointed bailiff
to Judge Wakeley
. The jury returned a verdict or guilty nnd
( lxod the vnluo of tbo goods at $30 , thus mak
ing the crime grand larceny
No criminal cases will bo trlod today
County Court
An incident of tbo Johnstown flood has
como to light in a case hied in the county
court yesterday afternoon , wherein Mrs ,
Cathorlno ( Bclndorf sues the Chicago , Bur
'llnfton ] . & Quincy Hallway company for the
loss of tier trunk Mrs Bcindorf was on
her ' way from Omaha to New Yorlr , where
slio s Intended sailing for Europe She
passed ) over the Conemnugh ahead of tbo
train I which bore her trunk , tbo latter train
being j caught in the flood and lost The lady
was i delayed in her Journey by reason of the
loss | of her trunk , and now brings suit
against , the railway company for $587.10 us
tbo I value of the trunk und contents , and
HOO damnees caused by delay , etc
Yesterday was a good day for Judgments
in the county.court , the plaintiffs in eight
coses , being awarded judgments against the
several i defendants J. II Soetnam obtained
n j judgment againBt Louis Kopuld forf7.74 ;
Walter i { . Vaughn was nivardod a Judgment
of $ J77.7d against Louis Uosenmund ot al for
the , rout of tbo building on Farnam street
near , Tenth ; Nels O. Brown received judg
ment i against the Klmb.ill-Chnmp Invest
ment i company in six cases for $014. in each
case
William r. Bcorworth has applied for a
i divorce from his wife Kato on the ground of
desertion
lusuro Aunlnst Pnoutiionin
Use Bakers Pure Cod Liver Oil or Bnker's
Bmulsiou Tuo old reliublo brand All drug
gists i _ _ _ _ _
Tlir Gronr Ilocli lNlaud Route
In chnnging tirao Dn Sunday , Jov
17 , the Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific
Ry liavo considered every iioint of in-
tcrost to tlio Omaha traveling jiudHc
If you tire goinc to Doa Moines , Cliica ( o
or ' any point east , our * solid vestibule
limited train is just what you want
Leave Omaha at 4.25 p. m. arrive in Dos
Moines 9:30 : p. m. and Ohicag-o8:30 : a. in ,
dining car for supper leaving Council
Bluffs and for br aKIii3t before reaching
Chicago This train is also cquippod
with the finest sleepers unci chair cars
made by tno Pullman Co . which leave
from tlio U. P. depot , Oniahnevory day
at 4:25 : p. in , making oloae connections
at Chicago with all trains for-eastern
puints in addition to this macnilicout
train wo have two other dally trains to
Chlcacro , leaving Omaha tit H:16 : a. m.
and 5:15 : p. m. For information as to
routes , rates , time , etc , call at ticket
ollico , 1305 Farnam street ; telephone
782. S. S. STKVKNS ,
• Gcnoral WeBtern Agent
A Cliancc Tor a Scoop
Ai'Uuubiivv Travulor : Man ( awaiting
at nierlit nnd finding a robber in the
room ) Holloa , what are you doing in
hero ?
Roblior I am a burglar and if you
uon't keep perfectly quiet Ill hurt you
• 'Burglur , oh ? What's your natrier"
Sara luckson Why do you want to
know ? " ( pulling open li drawer )
"Oh , us a mat tor or business I am a
reporter and I want to wrlto mi the per
formance First opportunity I have
hud for a scoop in about six months "
Till : llKAl/l'V MAKKIir
1N3rilir > lil.sr3 pto j oa nati dunui
yustnnlav
.J W Iledford und wife lo Amelia liur-
roughs , lot lu , blk 2 , lot H , lilt i , lot : i.
lilt in , lots 10 ana IS , bl II lot Id , blk
IS Ilecttord l'iare , wil 8 7 , 'JOO
( ! w 15 iwrwy aud wlfo to Farmers * and
Mt-rch'tH bunt Valley , a tmall tract lu
s cor uH nw III-I.Mli. wd , . 3.1W
Olot Hanson anil wife to U I' lty Co , pt
lot 7. bit Vii , Omahs u o d IK )
OV I gHit et al t Omaha Inv Co , lot ] ,
ltiistln s add to lloluvluw wd . , , 2UW
J O OBnlut' et al to It W l'urrull , lot It ,
bis ; i. Collier Ilarp w d WO
li It ' KoblnsrmtoU W Ames , lot 5 , blk 4 ,
Is' import add w d , TOO
S AlCiilin , triKtou , toY rilnrberrf.lot ] ! ,
bllcfi Crclghtun IUlibt > i. wd U
HA Casey and \ < ! fu to l l.blmior , lots m
and SO , bhci , Sheridan llacn \ > - il I.IIOO
A ( ' Paulson et " 1. uxrs , to J T CoiiibiocIc ,
Iom | > . il , and li , blk 1 , Wiu Hnyedorn's
add
lMw btiiliBer and wife to .Mrh Mary Mar
shall , part lots 0 and 7 , blk ti , Pars
Place , wd *
aM
Chas MrCnrmlcK ptuUto Arthur Item
lugtou ot ul lots , i and 4 , bile I , lot li ,
blk H , ili-Cormloi's J.i add
AlHIilllliiand wife to school dtstnet
No < , ouoiu 'ro luseior 3-li-ll , wd , . . , 1
I ! M I'urk and Ifo to P 51 ltoys lot 13 ,
1)11 ) : 17 , lot 0 , blk 1 Iledford Ilaca w d 1,030
CO Ueurfie to U II Jetlriea , lot , ( iuorga's
Mil ) . \v d . , . , , a-j
O II .lutrrlei aud wlfo to W O Tirades , lot
H , ( Irorue's sub wd . . . , DO 1
A J l'opplrtoa and wlfo to I'onpletoa
Park building association , lot It blk r.
l'opplelon Park , w d , , , , . . 900
giktesn transfers , . , . , , , ftMCT
Hiiildlnii Ierinlts
Tno following building permits were Is
sued yesterday :
IL T. Davis Mitt company , ono story
frame works , Jackson and Eighth
struBts , , | coo i
J. t ) . llobb one story frame barn Frank .
Un aud'lVcnty-ulutn stroew 75 '
,
ToUI i UT5 , I
SOUTIIOMHA ( DAILY EVEN Pi
Oomploto ( Ohango V/Ill Ocour lu tbo
Now Sohool Board
NEW LAW AND ITS APPLICATION
Nine Members Instead of hlr Fate
or a Man Vilio Wnnlcd a Check
Cashed Jolln Frv's Ab
sconded llnrinnder
John Kry's ScYen Ilunilrcd DollnrJ
No information was received yesterday
from Altflllsott , the absconding bartender
from John Try's Q street soloon Chief
Mnlonoy was confident Wodnosdny ho was
on the right track of bis man and would have
him under nrrcst In forty-eight hours
Allfillsctt was inainorcd of a variety
actress named Walters , who has boon play
ing nt the Pcoplo's ' thcnlro in Omaha IIo
was in love with her to the extent of want
ing to marry lier , although the woman claims
she repulsed his advances nnd told bltn slio
wanted nothing to do with him
'Xliero Is sonio controversy about the
ownership of tbo saloon where AllQhsott
was employed and from which ho took the
money Fry i contends that Allllllsott's '
fattier , who llvos In n small town in Iowa ,
put In ono-hnlf tbo money roqulrod to buy
tbo saloon Fry put in the ether hulf , and
each put In a man to look after his Interest ,
Alllllisott , sr , deputizing bis son as bis
man The absconder all along malniainod
ho owned a half interest In tbo place by
virtue of money ndvancod for tilin by bis
father If tbat is the case bo ineroly adopted
an abrupt und unceremonious method of
terminating the partnership nnd withdraw
ing his Intorcst
Wbataver the partnership arrangements
Fry Is very anxious for the return of
his | T00.
New School District Ijnws
Working under the charter governing
oitios ot the first class , as South Omaha mu
nicipal affairs are managed now , will cause
a complete ohango in the school board and
render necessary the cloction of an oatiro
now sot uf school district odicers at the com
ing city oicction As the first election under
the now charter governing citles ' of tbo first
clnss of less than 23,000 inhabitants will oc
cur In April next tbo provisions of the taw
are publlshod for the bonellt of the doctors
and taxpayers :
In cities of the first class the board of ed
ucation shall consist of nine members , who
shall bo Quallllod electors of the city , and
who shall bo actual taxpayers , who shall bo
elected at tbo times and bold tlioir odices for
the terms hcromnftor prescribed , towlt : At
tbo first annual city electiou hold after or
ganizing under this act , three members shall
bo elected for tbo term of tbrdo years , tbrco
for two years , and three for onoyoar ; and
annually thereafter their succes
sors shall bo chosen for the
torni of three years , and all
members so elected shall servo until their
successors uro duly elected and qualified
In cities dow organized under this act , no
vacancy shall bo created because of this
amendment It shall bo tbo duty of tbo
mayor of any city noworganizod or hereafter
organized under the provisions of this sub
division , to give pubiio notice to the electors
thereof of the number ot persons who shall
bo cboecn by tbom as members of u board of
education for the school district of [ South
Omaha ] at tbo ensuing annual election for
fit , . . ni >
As now constituted South Omaha's school
board consists of six members , l'1 . J. Per
sons i , J. C. Carrel ] , J. D. Robinson , \V. J.
Slate , C. T. Van Aken and David Hoban
Without reference to the length of tlmo for
which they were olootod each mombar of the
present board must step down and out in
April or go before the people ugaia for re-
election i
The now nrrangemont of nluo members
ought > to give each section of the city ade
quate > representation in tbo board
The ' desirability of
a non-par
tisan board is being urged by some citizens
and i undoubtedly somoactlou la that dlrcc- .
tion will bo taken before the election occurs
It is urged that tbo present is the most op
portune time to establish the prccedont of a
nonpartisan management of school affairs in
South Omaha
A Strangers Haul Mistake
Wednesday a stranger whoso name could
not be learned paid his first visit to South
Omabn Ho visited the exchange building ,
the yards nnd pacicing houses Just before
dusk < , and as darkness commenced to cover
the city ho vvandored across tbo tracks and
took in the sights of tbo town , Ho was seen
about the lower end of N street and In the
various saloons for two ortbreo hours spend
ing money freely nnd npparontly enjoying
himself as visitors to the Mnelc City are
wont to do
About 030 ; o'clock ho wns picked up on N
street , near Twenty-fifth , in an insensible
condition Ho was carried to Soykora's
drug store and Dr Kelly summoned to at
tend him It was doubtful nt first whether
ho was suffering from some internal Injuries
or had merely become stunned and rendered
insensible by the cold
lie was brought to a condition of conscious
ness nrd asked to give some particulars
about himself Slowly ho drew from his in
side pocket what looked.llko a receipt book ,
and smd :
Iran out of money and after asking sov-
cral pcoplo to cuBti a chock for mo was di
rected to a place they call Tom Rocks I
wont up to the bar , drew this chock book
half way out of my pocket , saying , Will
you please cash a S30 check for mo , sir1 ! I
dent know bow it happened or how it was
done , but I was assisted out of the door und
lauded , in the middle of the street , whore I
lost consciousness Is it a penitentiary offense -
fonso to ask strangers to cash checks for you
in South Omaha I"
Drugcist Soykora und Dr Kelly oichangod
hasty glances Iho stranger was assisted to
his feet and departed , taking a motor car for
Omaha Dr Kelly nnd his medicine case
went down N street , Druggist Soykora ax-
tingulshed tbo lights in his store , and In ilvo
minutes all was darkness
The stranger had touched tender spots all
around that bad boon lucorated about $70
worth
Willinui Uaiinkaul Buried
Tbo funeral of William Daunkaul the
fourth victim of Saturdays boiler explosion ,
occurred ut 3 o'clock yosto rday afternoon
Daunkuul's homo In Omaha wns visited
Wednesday night and his wife and two chil
dren found In a sad condition The shock of
hur husbands frightful death had completely
prostrated Mrs Daunkaul She was suffer
ing so oadly from uervous prostration
tbat medical assistance wns deemed iunne-
diatoly necessary William Morrow of Ar-
mour-Cuduby's force
, nnd Undertaker
Ueafey brought a donation to the house at a
lutn hour and the homo wns made
fur mori ) comfortable than It had previously
been
Tbo other six men are nllvo still/ind strong
hopes of the recovery of all uio eatortalned ,
notwitbstundihg reports of death among
them that 11 ml credence on the streets
Solicit kor nnd linse Hall
The announcement was made in one of
Wednesdays papers that a meeting would
bo bold to organize a base ball team for the
coming season The Impression got abroad
that tbo meeting was to be hold lu Tim Bek'b ,
bouth Omabn ofllco There was a mlstako
somewhere , us The Bees South Omabu do ;
partmont is engaged in gathering all the
novvs of the Magi City nnd printing
it twelve hours ahead of its
cotniwlltors The oulco will not engage in
the baseball business
C , II , Sobotker will have a team ot anu-
teurs in the field to represent South Omaha i
on the diamond during 1830 , as far as 1
known ho is the only ono who bus taken any
bU-pj towards organizing a bjseball team ,
and from his record during the past he will [
havea team of .ilaycrs during tbo coining
season that will be u credit to South Omaha I
lovers of the uatlonul gaino
Chan tea in the Transit
Another change ot proprietors has oc-
eurrod within the last few days at tbo Trun-
sit house Ira Iligby bos boon retired and
Mr , Hantaan , the first prjprlotor of the 1
± lu . .
! house , hns rcturnod htho | | nctlvo manage
ment of the hotel Mr.Hnrtmim has asso
ciated ii i hlmsolf with A' . Illoscho , the owner
ot i the building nnd furniture
Cltv Nntoi np.d l'ertnnitl * .
Jailer Andersen wifi bft duty ngnln yestcr-
dny , ' •
Atdorman Burkes ' Wife is quito ill at their
homo on Q street , - _
Judge King was minus business yesterday
morning No nrrcstsjiad boon in ado for
twonty-fo'jr hours ' ' ' '
Ooorgo H. Browor1 lifts ' returned from a
visit to Minden l- > '
T. B. Scott has toturnoJ from a visit to
eastern Iowa
Superintendent Mcday of the Hammond
packing company , bits rottirncd from Chi
cage
cago.Miss
Miss Joatinctto B. Mullen is numbered
among the sick
C. N. Miller Is homo from the Knights of
Labor meeting in Lincoln
Olarrlnuo Jj consoJ
Licenses wore lssuod to tbo following
parties by Judge ShinMs yesterdays
Nnmo nud Residence Ace
J Harry D. Green , Omabn 37
| Lena Cbrlstenson , Omaha 17
j Amasa J. Foulk , Lincoln : : i
j Llzzio Grant , Lincoln S3
I Thomas P. MoNamara , Omaha r.0
I Nancy Cole , Omaha 43
I Carroll B. Dunmlro , Omaha 27
I Goorglo Shlpmnu , Omaha 31
I John Borglioff , Omaha 33
I Caroline Wirt , South Omaha 21
The Only One
The Chicago , Milwnultoo & St Paul
Railway is tbo only linu running solid
vcstibulod , oloetrio lighted and stoum
heated trainb between Chicago , Coun
cil Bluffs und Omahti
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman sloopitig cars run on these
lines is oatontod and cannot bo used by
any ether railway company It is the
great Improvement of the ago Try It
and bo convinced ,
Sleeping cars ldavo the Union Pacific
depot Omaha , ntd p. m. dally , arriving
at Chictico at 0:30 : a. m , Passongora
taking this train are not compelled to
got out of the cars at Council Bluffs and
wait for the train to bo cleaned Got
tickets and slooplngcarborths nt Union
ticket ofllco , 1501 Farnatn st '
• P. A. NAsn , Gen Agt
J. E. PitKSTON Pass Ant
Mi-Caromo Soup
A reader asksto bo onlightoucd on
the subject of ini-enromo soup
This soup , which in plain English is
"Mid-Lent aoup , " is 0110 ot the prottioat
of Lenten soups It is excellent at any
season , and is made as follows , says the
Now York ; Herald :
Have our fish merchant fillet two
one-pound flounders Put those Allots
over the fire with 0110 pint of cold
water , and when the boiling point is
reached lift thom out carefully and lay
them between two plnttors to cool
while you add the bones and trimmings
( including the skin ) of the llshos , ono
quart of boiling water , ono small car
rot , ono turnip a lid an onion , each of
medium size , pared and sticod ; two
stalks of celery , parsley and the usual
soup herbs Lot this siinmor for an
hour , when it will bo reduced to ono
quart Moan whilcstamp half a dozen
lettuce loaves in little rounds with an
apple corer ; throw them into suited
boiling water for . ono minute ; drain
and throw jnto ujpjd water to await
further use Stamp similar rounds
from a cold boiled rod beet , each round
about a quartorjot an inch thick ;
stamp the Allots also " in the same sized
rounds and sot all 'nsido while you rub
the remainder of the fillets through
a sieve with jx wooden spoon Strain
the fish stock through a. slovo und
a' return to 'tlibf tire t ; bring to
the boiling point a quart of
milk Stir two oj ccs each of butter
and flour together over the fire ; add
the milk gradually then the fish stock ;
season with salt , popper and grated nut
meg ; stir in the puree made from the
trimmings of the fillots.and when ready
to send to the table throw in the rounds
of lettuce and boot und the fillets of fish
It must bo soi-vod instantly so that the
brightness of the colors may not ho ira
Jlaircd The green of the lettuce , the
rod of the boot and the white of the fish
make this soup as pretty as it is do-
licious
HIS BABY BROTHER
'II10 Only Susceptible Saot in a Va
grant Street Orctiin'd Heart
The maxim that there is some good
in everybody is constantly receiving
faosh illustrations , ' says the Youths
Companion A poor little ragamuffin ,
stepson in a largo , thriftless and ex
ceedingly poor family , was an eyesore
to the thrifty inhabitants of the decor
ous , prosperous old vlllngo upon which
his slatternly household had suddenly
descended Ho was always in the
streets and always ragged " and dirty ,
and even if ho was set to work was
sure to leave his job and follow the
first hand organ
In the course of nature ho was arrested -
rested for vagrancy Ho showed no
emotion when the indictment wns read
nor when ho wns sentenced to the reform -
form sohool ; but when the sheriff
roughly bade him brace up " for they
had just limo enough to eaten the train ,
the boy looked so troubled that bis
counsel asked him if bo wanted any
thing
" 1 d like to see the baby before I go '
he said wistfully , and with palo lips
quivering
A few questions to bis mother and bis
stonfathor brought out the fact that the
waif had a domestic side to Mb deformed -
formed little nature and that the baby
preferred him to all the rest of the
family His request was granted The
shorilf looked up a Inter train , a con
stublo shadowed the boy homo and ho
had an hour with his baby brother bo
fore beginning his dismal journey
It is to bo hoped that these to whoso
care ho was committed wore wise
enough to take adyantago ot the soft
spot thus unoxpofjpdly rovonlod in a
heart which bad Bpomod so wanting in
susceptibility to any good influence
Worklnir Jl u Chopper
"What's troubli/v / ; , yer , Jakoy'r1" inquired -
quirod the proprietor of a Thirteenth
avotiuo restaurant , as ho noticed his
head waiter hanging around the cush
desk
" , Do cook wants tb'know ' wottlo wo do
wld yestlddy'u pleces "
Much " -
? mj-i
Quito some , " 1 1j
Wet are tbov'rV'l ' v ,
"Doro's a ham , llvo cold void cutlets ,
Some liver , ninoteciiJlchickon wings and
twelve pieces of mutton "
You toll do couk , Jukoy , to put 'om
in and work do chopper , nnd don put
on tbo blackboard :
Special Today ,
Excelsior Croquott03 , two for ton ' "
She wns Gruivmir Car , ful
Dotrott Proo Press : Matilda Green
field I ' do ' ' (
cnyn't yo' washin' no mo-
urftor toduy , ma'am , itase I'ae gwino
tor bornahlud "
Mrs Mildly Indeed , Matilda , I ara
really very glad of it 011 your account
Hut I hope you have given the matter
careful coubidoration Matilda , and that
you fully realize the importance of the
stop you uro about to take ,
Matilda Deed , I does , ma'am , deed
I does ; kayo I ben nmhied fo' time already -
ready , an' 1 renllzos joss how car'/ul a
pusson luis tor bo bout dls murryin'
biznoss
1
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AFTER THE ROCK ISLAND
Boritrioo Citizens Seeking Better
Railway Pnollttios
PARTIAL TO THE METROPOLIS
The VMt of the Baatrlco Delega
tion mid Tlielr Bxpoiltlon ut
Tlielr Wants Anntlior Moot
Ine Arranged
Hrcnirleo In Omnlin
The Beatrice delegation that visited
Omaha yesterday in the Interest of the pro
-txisod extension of the Hock Island road
from Omaha to Beatrice , mot with n warm
welcome at tbo hands of the real cstato ox
en unco
Tbo delegation was expected to nrrlvo
early In tlio day and the nttciidanco nt the
morning mooting ; ot the exchnngo was very
largo The visitors were uolayod , however ,
and arrived only In tlmo to nttond th o moot
ing at the exobango nt " : Sb oclock
Tbo delegates were C. B. Baker , C. B.
Uompster , S. C. Smith , J.V. . Funk and A.
C. Jordan
There was a fair attendance of tlio members
bors ot the exebango and a sprinkling ot
business mon when Vice President Upton
called the meeting to order at 3 o'clock and
brloily welcomed the visitors to Omaha nnd
to the exchange
Br Gcorgo L. Miller was called upon aud
further welcomed the delegation " 1 am
glad to lnln tbo exchnngo , " said Dr Miller ,
"in grcotlng thu representative mon of ouo
of the inctst nourishing towns in tbo stnto
I am at homo In Nebraska when I am away
from Omaha 1 ho wclcomo tboro is always
cordial I am not doliultcly Informed as to
the object of the delegations visit , but I
know what the people of Beatrice want from
Omaha It Is pretty wall understood that
the Itock Island will build from Omaha to
the southern part of Nobruska at un early
date nnd this delegation Is bore to secure
tbo co-oporatiou of Omaha la socuriug for
Beatrice the terminal point of that exten
sion It Is understood that the Hock Island
will build citbor from Fairbur.y or from Bo
atrico While I do not want to discriminate
between any towns in Nebraska , I am
strongly prepossessed lu favor of Beatrice
There is no town in the state that has a com
munity with moro brntns , mora moral force
or moro enterprise , as shown by the results
in tbolr building up of all that makes a city
strong nud substantial It is ibo largest
town of its numbers that I over saw "
At the conclusion ot Br Millers remarks
the visitors were given seats on the platform
and Mr S. C. Smith , a Beatrice bankei ,
was called upon to address the mooting
Itospondlng , Mr Smith expressed his
thanks for iho kindly wclcomo accorded the
delegation , nnd said tbat It was only un indi
cation of the general good will that is felt
by Oranhans for Beatrice and which Is cor
dially reciprocated "Omaho , " said Mr
Smith , "is a railroad town Wo know tbat ,
nnd wo know , too , that every line built from
the city helps you It brings business to
Omnba and at the same time confers facili
ties for trade upon the towns reached by it
Kansas City Is paying a great Uc.il of atten
tion to the towns in tbo southern part of the
state and Is making every effort to secure
our trade The completion of the Kansas
City & Beatrice railway , a few months ago ,
gives us cxcollant railway facilities with tbo
citv on the Kaw and tbo road takes to Kan
sas City a very considerable portion
tion of the trade that rightfully Oo
longs to Omnha Wevanl Omaha to
cooperate , with us In socurlog the extension
of , the Hock Island It is apparent tbat if
the 1 road Is built from Beatrice , Omaha
would secure just as much from Fairbury us
If I It wore built from Fairbury This will
not \ bo true if the rovcrso is the case If
Beatrice is left out she will content herself
with her Kansas City connections nnd
Omaha , will lese her trade IVo want to
trade in Omaha and want your co-opora-
tlon in Bccuring bettor facilities for us "
Mr C. E. Baker followed Air Smith nnd
made a few points clear IIo oxnlainod tbat
if tbo proposed extension were huilt to Fair
bury it would relieve tbo li & M. of tbo ne
cessity of shortening its line and the com
pany would probably build from Beatrice to
some point on the Hepuolican Vulloy line
and thus divert the rightful Omaha trade to
Chicago Mr Baker asked that the exchange -
change appoint a committee to attend a
mooting on the subject to bo bold in Beatrice
on Tuesday evening next
Vice President IJptor in assuring the dele
tions that Omaha would send a committee to
the mooting said tbat Omaha bad felt tbo
necessity of increasing its railway facilities
both in northern and southernNebraska ,
and bo felt sure that the citizens would most
Beatrice half wy In tbo project uudor con
sideration
Mr A. M. Kitchen moved that tbo chair
appoint a committee composed of members
of the exchange ana representative business
men to attend tbo meeting at Beatrice Bo
supported , iiis motion by a brief address urg
ing prompt and united action la the matter
As tbo date of the mooting conflicts with
the Pattl engagement hero It was decided by
the Beatrice delegation to change tbo time
of ' the meeting until Thursday ovonlng
Mr Upton stated tbat ho would not announce -
nounco tbo names of the committee until ho
had oecured a list of namet > of representa
tive i citizens who wonbl agree to attend tbo
mooting
After the mooting tbo visitors wore enter
tained ' by mombcrs ot the exchange until
time for thom to return homo
THE HOUSEHOLD
Slumber HoIiph
No sitting room or library is complete
without a coueh and slumber robe
While beautiful robes may bo made of
Unit afghans or omzy-worlc cbvora , very
pretty , and equally serviceable ones ,
may bo made with much loss tlmo and
expense ' out of summer shawls of con
trasting Colors , a deep gurnet and a
fawn color is pretty
Place a layer of batting or wadding
between thom and tie with cream flll-
ing-in slllc Place tlio fnngod edge of
ono ' against the solvcdgo edge of the
ether , and that will make a fringe nil
around , A vine or spray of flowers
may pn couohod In rope stitch and add
to the beauty If it is not as pretty aa
a moro oxpoiiBlvo ono it will bo as com
fortable Three ossontlitls in any house
are couob , pillow , and slumber robe
How to Ke-.MnKn 11 liollice
When a bodlco is worn out around the
arm sclcs or darts it can bo freshened
with a contrasting fabric like velvet ,
surah or figured woollen applied as full
fronts , sewing thom in the underarm
Bdam and gathering the matm-iul in the
arm eclo nearly to the top ot the shoulder -
dor ; thou draw all the fullness in easy
folds to tbo short point and fusion there
under 11 long slender buckle , which is
sowed to ouo side of the folds and
liookod over to the ether when on , says
the Ladies Homo Journal If a round
waist is preferred in front , out off the
the point , lap the loose fronts and use
wide bolt from the seams and buckle , era
a loosely folded empire bolt , shupod ton
rounding point below the waist line by
druwing the upper folds tighter than
the under ones For 11 hollow chostod
person cover the upper part of the
basiuo ( with a draporysown in the right
shoulder seam in graceful fulness ,
rotiudod over the bust shaped to tit in
soft drapery around the collar and
liookod up on the loft shouidor seutn ,
with 11 trimming on the bottom of slllc
drops or fringe If of contrasting goods '
a girdle from the side scums , shupod to '
the edge ot tlo | buoquo in front und
cuffs of the same , transform an other
wise shabby bodlco
Wliitlue for Clean Iiil' Silver and ( JIubs
It is a fact well worth the knowledge ,
of all housekeepers that the clicupcat
and beuturtlclo for cleaning and bright •
ening globs , silver , nlclcol and plated
ware und window glass is pulverized
chalk , more commonly known us whit
ing , ssuys a writer iu the Iowa Homo
stend , No wnshing with soap is tioodod
; for the window ? . Bust thom well ; put
a small quantity of the nhitilig on a
pinto or pntio ; wet a soft rag with cold
water , dip It into the whiting , nnd
briskly rub tlio glass ! when about dry ,
wipe nnd polish with a soft , dry cotton
nr linen cloth or towel that will not
shod lint All spols or putty and oil
marks on now panes of window glass
will disappear under the action of this
powder vou will bo astonished at the
result of so little labor Bo careful in
rubbing largo panes of glnss not lo
boar on too heavily as tboro is dnngor
of breaking them In this method , no
soap boingttscd , the paint on the sash is
not injurednolthor Isthoglnssstrcnkod
with softonctl paint To rub sllvor and
uickolwnro a woolen cloth is best , as It
gives a greater brilliancy If the arti
cles are spotted , n few drops of kerosene -
sono on the rag will cnuso them to dis-
appear Kerosene is also excellent for
cleaning tlio zinc under stoves After
donning thu dust from tho'/iucsaturalo
a rng with kerosene iintl rub well , after
which take a dry r.tg and rub till every
spot disappears After this the zinc
tuny bo kept clean by frequent polishing
with old , soft newspapers
What Is moro nttrnctivo than a pretty face
w 1th u fresh , bright compluctiont For it use
Pozzonl's Powder ,
Tndigestion
IS not only n distressing complaint , of
Itself , but , by causing the blood to
become depraved and tlio system en-
fcohled , Is the parent of Innumcrnblo
maladies Tbat Aycr's Sarsnparllla
is the best euro for Indigestion , even
when complicated u I th Lh cr Complaint ,
is proved by tlio follow ing testimony
from Sirs Joseph Lake , of Urockwuy
Centre , Mich :
Liver complaint and indigestion
made my llfo n burden nnd came near
ending my existence For moro than
four yenrs I suffered untold ngony , was
reduced almost to a skeleton , and hnrdlv
had strength to ding myself about All
kinds of food distiesiod 1110 , and only
tbo most delicate could be digested nt
all Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated 1110 w Ithont giving re
lief Nothing Hint I took seemed o do
nny permanent good until I commenced
the use of Ayer'a Sarsnparilln , which
has produced wonderful results Soon
after commencing to tnko tlio Sarsapa-
rllla I could sco nn improvement In my
condition My appetite began to rotnrn
and with It came the nbiifty to digest
nil the food taken , my strength im
proved each day , nnd after a few
months of faithful attention to your
directions , I found myself a well
woman , able to attend to all household
duties Tbo medicine has ghcu mo anew
now lease of life "
Iyer's ' Sarsaparilla ,
rnErinED nr
Dr J. C , Ayer & Co , Lowell , Mass
lrcol ! ; sixbottlei , 5. Worth * > iboltle
ESTABLISH feO in : a/-a "
- DY THE
HVIEXICAMI
HATWHAl GOVERNMENT ,
ILOTTEtHYl
OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY
Operator under n twenty years contrnct bj the
Mcxlcnn International Improvement
Company
Cirnn.l Monthly iImitImk * field In the Moresque
Pavilion In Iho Alnmedix 1'nrk.flty or StCJkii.niil (
publicly conducted by covernincnt t > niciu ! itppulnt-
ed for 1)10 purpoaoliy tuutfccretmy or the Interior
and tbo Treasury
LOTTERY OF THE
BENEFICENCIA PUBIICA
THE NEXT MONTHLY DRAWING
will be held iu tliu CITY Ol' MEXICO ,
OH THURSDAY
MARCH e , 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE $60,000.
80,000 JloketH at $4 , $ U20.O0O.
Price of Tickets , American Money ,
WHOLESS 1 HALVES ! S. QUtUTEU3jl
I.IST OB1 rilI7.ES.
1 CAPITAL PU1ZE OP tM.W Is J 60.000
1 CAPITAL PIUZ15 OK S0.UU0 is SUXX )
1 CAPITAL PHIZKOI' 111,0001s 10.000
KlltANDPUlZBOF i' ,000U 2unj
SPM/rao * ' 1,000 are 3tXM
BPHIZKSOli' MX ) are 3/0) )
200 PIUZKSOF 200 are . . . 4.00J
lOOPUlZRSOr' 100 are , . . 10,000
< M0 PHIZES OP 50 are17,000
DM PHIZES OK SMaro . 1L030
APPItOXIMATlfW PI117KS.
1M Prizes of tno app to JW.OOU prize I O.noo
110 Prizes of Mann , to a,0X > Prize . . . . 7.GO0
1MJ Prizes of 10 nop to lfywi Prize B.OOJ
7WI Terminals of 641
dccldeuby * , Prize . . . 15.P33
2270 Prizes Amnuntlnu totl7PG 0
All prices sold In the United titatds rut ! puld In
U. a Currency _ _ _ _ _ _
AG MXSWAKTE I > .
tWI'ou Cluii Hates , or any ruitbor Inform
ation desired , write lo lbly to tlio undersigned ,
clearly atatlni ; your residence , Willi ntuo coun
ty , street and number Moro rapid return mall
delivery will tw assured liw vour enclosing aa
envelope bearing your full address
IMPORTANT
Address U. HAK3H1TJ ,
Ctrv or Mexico , Mexico
fly ordinary letter , containing Mo-iev Okukk
Issued by all Express Companies , New York Ki-
tbanso Draft or Postal Note ,
Hprciul Kcnturc' .
Ily terms of contract Die uimpnny must de
posit tlio sum of all prizes Included In tbe
BCHeme before aolllne a slnglo tlclcet , and re
ceive tlm following olllclal permit :
CEHTIFlCATn l hcmxi ttrtlfu Unit the
lianhnf London and Malta hat a $ ptcinl tie
jioitt the ntutiani funds to p-uarrmtee Hie \ > a\i \ <
ment ol nU iirltet ara wn UulUt UtUrla ik la lltw
fiecncin lhiiiltca .
Arm , KAH CASTILLO , Intervntnr
Furtbur the Company Is remilrod to distrib
ute fifty-six per cent ot the value of all tbe
tickets in prizes a larger proportion tlian Is
given by any ether Lottery
Finally , tlio number of tckets Is limited to
80,000 3 > .00J less tbun are sold by otho lotterlej
usltu ; tile same scbemes
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Tbe sale of seats will commence ot 0 a. m.
Thursday , lobnmry " Jib , at tbe box olUieot
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SYPHILIS
Cau bo cuicd lu IX ) to 03 ( lays by tlio
use ortbo
Magic Remedy
For ale only l y Uie Cook RemudyCo , of Omaha ,
NebrHB-ii. Wrltu lu ua for luu rniiiim and address of
imtlunts wlio hue beva curud nd from whom wo
have tGruilH t < m to refer Sf nliilla Is a tllKuaso tlmt
has nlwnynbHtlled thn skill or Iho most amli ontph/f
rlanB.Aiid , , until iho dlHCovcry ot the Cook Hutucd/
( o,8 , * * MAIUMllC.MEIV ( , MMotonolnflftrcrorlmTlii r
tbo disenso lius he11 turoil Wo giiarautoo to euro
ony rtiRe Unit can ho produced Iho so who hava
tuken meniir > , pntnelibti H. miciisalteramur otner
mlvcrtlbod roiiifillc'H , Hltli only temitorary bt'iioflt %
can now ho ittM-niHiitlr curwl lijr iho ubp of tint
MMAUIUHK icht > the Conk Ueincdy Co , Onuliu ,
oh llounri ) of luilUtlims it Is nhsolutcly linpov
lhle jrnny rithcr i ron or cimumuy to lia o our
forniuluoruny ruinedy llko It In cnVU nnd atvlulu
Thot'ook Homeiiy Co , nusbcun trcnllnff pfttlcntti Tor
lourcars nud hnvo ulwiijit jtlvt'ii perfect satlaia > >
tlnn 'J licy Hru tinimtiolly retpon.lhlo.tuiTliiir nc pl-
talofovorfiR'KUmnkIiii ) ' { theircuurnutooKood , Un
Kollrlt tbo most obstinate tuhcs thojto who liuio
trlodorcry known lomudyuud loHtnll hope Of rocor
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