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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1890)
r THE OMAHA DAILY BEEWJ DXES.DAY4 MARCH 20 , 1890. 5 FOUR HUNDRED HYDRANTS , They Can Bo Secured Without Coat to the Olty. THE WATERWORKS CO.'S OFFER. A Itnillcal Krdurtlon of Hydrnnt I'roinlscd Attorney Hid- H Hiiildon lettli Itlnliop O'Connor'H Successor. An Iinjiortnnt Proposition. Tno council committee on flroand wntor- works liuld n lengthy coiiforcnco with Pres ident Underwood of tlio American \vuter- works fompnny ycsterdny for the pur- IIGIO of discussing plans for thu extension of the cit.y'u llro hydrant service. The council men who comprised the delegation to the con- fcronco were Messrs. McLcnric , Shrlver , Wl'oolcr ' , ChalTeo anil DAVIS. The city's po- altlon , os dellned by ttio coinuilttco , Is this : There are now 1,100 flro hydrnnti In Iho city on which n yearly rental of nearly $ M,000 ) li hemp paid ; the present cnnditioii of the water rout fund Is only sulll- clent to pay for the hydrants already In use and t-rcvents tlio city fiom Hiving much needed protection from llro to resident property in thu suburbs. The committee requested a i eduction of the rnto of hydrant rental. { 'resident Underwood , nftcr considering the matter at fifamo length with the ( .ornrnlt- tee outlined n proposition which ho s.ilU the compan.v would present to tha council. The proposition provides that the council shall submit to llm pcoplo the ijuostion of extend ing the time nt which the city shall have the option of purchasing the waterworks plant to twonty-flvo years from dato. Under the present contract and charter this d.ito falls in thirteen years. If the voters declare in favor of grantlnc the extension the waterworks company will tmt In 400 ad ditional hydrants , making 1,500 IV all , at n yearly rental that will not exceed the amount now being paid for the 1,100 hydrants al- roadv InU30. Tbo nvernio prlco now paid for li.ulrunts is fbO per year. Under the proponed arrangement the cost , with 100 hy drants added , would uo reduced to ? ol each nor your. As the city grows aud the num ber of hydrants is increased it is proposed to further reduce the cost BO that when tncro nro ! ! , ( )00 ) ti.Mlrants In use the avcr.iKO cost of each pur year will bo but0 , or90,0)0 ( ) for ! ! ,000 hydrants , or $10,000 in excess of what is now being paid for 1,100 hydrants. The members ot the cominitteo were very favor.ibly Impressed with tnc proposition. Thev claim It is the best plan yet considered for providing the outlying districts with the no much ncedod flro protection. ' Dr. Birrioypractice limited tocsitarrh- ul diiuasQsoI nose mid thrpat. Bcu KJI ) LiIKIJ A IjOG. AtuI ( hen Died Ueloro Holier Could Itcnoh Him. Chniles P. Hiddlo of the law firm of Cava- nauch , Atwoll & Ulddlo dropped dead at his room at 102d Hurt street yesterday morning. lie hail been suiToring for several dajs from the grip nnd had not nopaarod at his olllco. VcBtcidny morning ho went into the bath nnd soon after foil to the lloor. The land lady , MiIlonning , heard the noise of the fall and ran to the room. Ulddlo lay unconscious upon the lloor. Mis. Ilonnmi ; called OHlccr Linda , who earned tlio insensible man bade to tin room , where the lattur diednlaioDt us soon as ho reached it. Dr. llarrifrnn , the coroner , was notified of the death and with Dr. MoMnnigal visited the remains and ordered them transferred to Heafov's , where un Inquest will bo hold to- dant 10 a m. 1 ho deceased was foily-two years of age , tinmniried , and a iiuti\o of Pennsyl vania. Kotno of the members of tils family reside in Carlisle others in Philadelphia , whllo u brother , Fred \V , is n book kuoper in this oity. Mr. lildillc uas been in tlnsritv about two years Ho had foimurly been associated in the law busincsn with .ludgo Oilfollan. Later lie was connected with the Burlington & Mis BOiiri railroad , and In the lull of last \car bo- oaino nssoclated with the linn above 10- forreil 16 , with which lie was connected at the tmio of Ins death. Ho was considered a good hiwyor , a master of ( icrnmii. Fitnch nnd bptinish and well versed in lltornturo. Ills pcoplo in Philadelphia have uuun no tified of Ins death. Nervous uecilitv , poor memory , diflldonce sexual woulcnoss , pimplos. cured by Ur Milua' Xervmo. Samples free nt Kuhn & Co.'s , 15th and Douglas. ItlSMOl11UKKEO. . Ilo Wants to 1)0 Appolntoil to tlio Sou * of Oinalm. Advices received in this city from Cheyenne - onno unnounco that Ut. llcv. Maurice 'P. Iturke , the Catholic blsop of that place , has naked to bo transferred to Omaha , nnd that the lattui bo extended lo Include the diocese of Cheyenne. There Is a feeling in certain circles that the bishop's request will bo granted , whllo there am those who hold that the successor of lilshop O'Connor will bo Vicar Gonuial Jirady of bt. Louis. The fact of Htshop Hurko s objection to continuing longer in Cheyenne , bceausti then ) was not" enough wor'k theru to keep him buiy , had long boyn known to the Catholic clergy of this diocese cese , when they asked that Hlnhop hcanlun of Suit Lulca City bo appointed coadjutor to Uishop O'Connor. In overlooking Huhop Hurko. the local clergy foil that his request to bo placed over them did not commend him to them ns warmly as did thn long la born of a moio remote prelate , whoso labors in tins part of tno country have extended over many years. Quiiu'v troubled wo for- twenty yours. Since 1 Started usincr Ur. TUomns' Klcc- trir Oil , hnvo not Imd nn nttnclc. The 'i"kil I'tiiTs pore throat at oaco. Mrs. jtottn C'onrad , Stiiiulish , Mioh. , Oct. til , THAT JIUTIlOiHVl.1 The Plirincnl of n Itoportcr'H Iinn i- iiatlon. A now Methodist hospital , which an oven- lug paper says is to bo built at Dundee place nt a cost of 150,000 , is evidently the figment of a reporter's brain. Mr.V. . K. Kurt ? , general ngout of Iho Patrick Land compiny , domed that HUliop Newman had any Mich idea when ho purchased Ills lota In Dundee placu. "Jn the first place , " said Mr , KuiU , "tho warranty deed of all pioporh sold In Dundee place spoi-lllos that the premises shall bo imid for resideiu-o pur jnu-s oxoluslvoly for n pouod of tlfteen jonr * til least , and for no other purpose wtmU'Ver H also says that it shall not bo ti'od f it any business or occupation. "Now I know Hlshow Nnwnian quite in- timntuly and 1 know that the lots ho bought were purchased for an r.piscopal residencn , and that ho might have as neighbors a few of his intnnato frloniU. Ills ambition is to ultimately build upon Dundee place one of the Hnost Methodist churches in Omaha "I'lio bishop had dllllculty in deciding whuthor ho would locate his Episcopal rest- dot , e in Omaha or Lincoln , but llually do- uled upon Omaha and bought the lots in Dundee iii.ico fnr that purpose. U is out uf reason to Hiipposo that he uould build n IIDJ- pital thine , as the Patilolc Land company would not allow it , and 1 feel that I am at liberiy to auy that he has never contemplated UPh a project. " Huhop > owintm Is now In Washington mid Mr Km t/ has written him for a denial of thu hospital Miles' .Norvn itinl Ijivnr I'ilN. An nnportant discovery. They act on Iho > iir , stoinncli and bowtls ihrougti the < > ir\i' > A nov principii } . They speedily ire billloimnohs , bad taste > torpid llvor , I i'i and constipation. Spiundid for muu , ttnd otnldron. Sinallmt , mililost , IK do iM for W conn. Satnploi froJ * i 15th aud Douglas. 1'AIIjltOAl ) NKUS. An IJxproBn llon(1iiinrtcrn. It U roportnd that the Amoricnn IJxpross company Is looking about for a slto on which to erect a magnlgccnt headquarters with nil the modern Improvements. It Is Bald lhal the tlto selected Is the southeast corner of Harncy and fourteenth xtrccts. It is pos sible tliat near that nlacc , It the company itself docs not build , n structure will ha erected for It by tha Smith estato. The Wolls-Fargo Kxnrcss company working as it does In connection with tlio American , it Is thought , will also bo into cstud In the ven ture. ' 1 ho ofh > o of the general Miperintcnd- ont of the latter comnany is being removed from the United Stater National bank to the Life building. lllOSL ACCllllMltfl. The Cheyenne Kim quotes a passenger on the Union Pacitlo na saying that his train has passed eight wrecks between Pocatello nnd Huntington on the Oregon short lino. This statement is denied hy the company's onicials , who say that whatever accidents took place have already been recorded and were owing to the snow blockades , thu land slides and ruin of which so much has been printed. liaily llio Hcmr-ntrd Again. Stevo' Dally , whllo insnno from drink , climbed Into a Union Pacilic cnglno down in the yards Monday ovenlng.und drove the fire man from his cab with a revolver. The fellow then went nway but later on ho created a disturbance on Tenth street nnd was ar- restod. Ho was committed for thirty dajs In order to got sober. Dally was at one litno a locomotive firemen nnd when ho gets drunk thinks ho must go on u run and causes the railroad boys cou- sidei able trouble. Snow Mr. .hill , the patentee , and Mr , Ilubbard , the manufacturer of the Jull snow plow , have returned from California , Oregon and Idaho , whcro their plow did great work. The nlow from the Wyoming division of the Oregon short line Is ut the shops In this city. The District Court. IMw.ird Culver is on trial before Judo Clark-ion charged with removing stock , on which there was u $500 mortgage , to another stato. In Judge Hopowoll's court N. O. Brown Is jcokiug judgment in the sum of $ J,000 aguinst Dr. K. C. Moore for work done on a house. Tlio defendant has a counter chum of ? 4,000 for money expended , ho alleges. In repairing the contractor's defective work. .ludgo Waltoloy has taken up the case of Otto Lobeck , administrator , against the Loo- Clarka Androeson hardware company. The case is ono which has been In the court for some years and is ono in which it is sought to recover the value of the good will of the old linn of Lee. Fried & Co. It was agreed nt the time the old firm was changed tlmt Fried sliou.d receive his share of the vnluo of the coed will of the firm , but a satisfac tory settlement was not reached , Mr. Lo bock was Appointed administrator of the es tate at Mr. Frled's death. Iho case was tried before n Jury several terms ngo but the verdict was set aside on the ground that the raso was not a proper ono for a Jury trial. Tno present hearing piomisos to bo a hotly contested ono. The Jurin tlio case of Hlshop Gcorgo Worthington against Hie city for damacos by reason of change of grade , returned a verdict awarding the bishop $ , "iOO. Aultnmn , Miller & Co. have brought suit against the Omaha Piro insurance company , btopuon D Long und J. O. Clan : , to recover insurnneo money. They state that they car- nod on business in Hildrcth , is'eb , nnd worn insured in the defendant company for Sl.IHO. In a llro which consumed Long's ' property a lot of property belonging- plaintiff wis do stroved , whcroforo they ask for an nccount- iae. ( , OIIIIM Court. Clement Chase has sued H. C. Crllinc for SCO 77 , alleged to bo duo for advertising in the Kscelsior. John H. Hoove has sued Thomas II. Pnco for $7oO for commission on a real estate sale. To the Iravchnir I'uhlic. The grciit Rock Island route lias pro vided every convenience ttnd comfort for its passengers Koi" cnht over it ? main line. Its sohu vestibule o\voss ] trains , which leave daily for DCS Monies , Davenport , Roclc Island anil Chicago , nro the linest in the world. Tliev consist of now and elegant day conches , dining cars , Pullman palace blcopiiiK cars and free reclining chair cars , htipurbly appointed and fitted up with all the modern improve ments that conduce to = nfo und luxurious travel. Junctional and terminal con nections are made in union depots and at Chicago with fast limited vobtibnlo express trains for all points cast. In addition to this miijjnilicent train , two express and mail trains leave Omaha daily , carrying bloopers and dining cars. Further' information us to routes , rates , time , bcrtlis , etc. , call on or address - dross J. L. DoHovoKo , l ! > 0j Farnam street , Omaha , Nob. Telephone 7S:2. : 11. ST. JOHN , . ) NO. Sin VS.TIA.V. General Manager , G. T. it P. A. , Chicago. Chicago. IN roijicio COUIIT. iltulco Holsloy Severely Lectures a Vi py Knnitl Youth. Henry Kailo waived examination in the police court yesterday on the charge of as sault with intent to do great bodily injury , nnd Judge Ilclslcy bound him over in the sum of $ : > W. Charlie Tulloy , a bright faced , well droisod llttlo follow who must have been very mistaken when ho said ho was sixtncn ycatfl old , was brought before Judge Jlelsley charged with stealing three sacks of oats nnd trying to hell them Monday afternoon Ho said ho had been nrrcsted once bofnro in his life , but was not convicted. Ho owned to the theft of the oats , und said ho stole them for the money there might be in the Job. Thou the tears came and ho said that ho would lese his Job in the packing house if ho wasn't allowed to go. "Vounu' man , " said the Judge , "all that saves .sou from getting - ting ten dajs In tno county Jail is the tin.t that no one is bore to prosecute you. You can go , but let mo tull you that j on are go ing at a pretty swift gait toward the punlten- tiary. " 'Iho lad lives ill Sixth and Pienu streets , and Attorney Shoemaker aid ho would take it upon himself to see the IWs stepfather , Ho waul Kennedy , and advise a treatment of rawhida for the young crim inal. inal.A rolling pin bespattered with human gore decorated .ludpo Holsloy'B desk yesterday as ho listened to u Mr * . Fisher , of llul South Fourteenth street , identifying the goru as her own and the i oiling pin as the prep rty of n next door neighbor named Mrs. HoUlor. \Vhun both Hides of the story hud been told it was found to bo that Mis. Pishor had called m question thu parentage of HOIIIO ot Mrs. Koialcr's children Mis. K. had retaliated by pounding Mrs P. ever the htnd with the dough smoother. Judge Holsley told thorn bath to go home , und in thu future to act less like cuts and dogs JuJge Ilelsloy received n tip vnstenlay that u idling man in light clothes and weal ing a star was working the old line collect ing i ticket in the burnt district , nnd ho will have the police investlgato it. Should the lollow bo caught II will bo un exceedingly sorrv moment for him when ho faces Hels'loi. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1'llOTUCTIXO ClTV ljAI'.OimUS. IMilillo Contnu'iriM Heiiulroil to Pay Tlii'lr WorU moil. Mr. A. J Ponploton , in hla olllci il capieity im city attorney , has written the following latter to the board'of publio works : "Dear Sirs The last lodslutiuo passed un act which will bo found In the Hussion laws of l&vj , pasoIITO , which loquires con tracting boards in contracting for publio buildings , bridgea or putilio structures to which thn general provisions of the mechan ic * Hen law do not apply and where inocnan- ics nnd laboreis have no lion to soo-uro the payment of their wages , to take from tlio contractor n bond , with two good nnd suf llcicnt sureties , conditioned for the payment of all laborers nnd mechanics for labor that Bhall bo pcrformeJ in the erection , furnish- Ingor repairing of tlio building or In perform- lug the contract nnd that said bonds shall run to the board awarding the contract , and no contract shall bo entered Into until tins bond has been filed with nod approved by the board. It further provides that this bond may bo sued upon by any person enti tled to tha benefit of the act. "It scorns to mo that this Is n very import ant matter In all public city work , us no mo- ctmnlcs lien exists In favor of laborers and mechanics , and In my judgment , it should bo compiled with. "I think the city halt contract was lot nud other important contracts may bavo been let since- this art was passed. It WHS ap proved March ! il , 1SS9 , and wont Into effect Juno 31 , ISS'i , there being uo emergency clause. "I bring this to your attention because , as I understand , most of the city contracts go through jour hands. " Major Halcombo , chairman of the board , says that the board of publio works has nothing whatever to do with the now clt ( ' hall or any business In relation to it. Tha construction of this building was taken out of the hands of the board by the city coun- * ell , which Is now responsible for everything in connection with that structure. Ho said further that ho did not bcllovo that the coun cil could exact another bond from the contractor , ns ho has already given n largo onn aud had been allowed to conunenco work. Mr. Coots was seen , and ho expressed himself ns not being very well pleased with Mr. Popplcton's conduct. "It Is ridiculous , " said he , "to talk about giving another bond to indemnify the city against any loss through the non-payment of wages. I nave already given u bond of J100.000 to indemnify the city against any losses. Hcsidcs , 1 am abundantly able to pay my dobls. 1 always pay ray men regu larly. " of Dollars are spent every year bv the people of this xtatc for woithlcss medicines for the cure of throat and lung diseases , when wo know that if tho\ would only invest 1 in SANTA AI3II' , the new-California discovery for con sumption nnd kindred complaints , they would In this pleasant remedy find relief. It Is recommended by ministers , physicians und public speakers of the Golden State. Sold and Guaranteed by Goodman Drug Co. t n a bottle. Three for $2 50. Tlio niOHt stubborn cases of catarrh will speedily suecum to CALIFORNIA CAT It- CUItC. SK months treatment for $1. liy mail $1.10. MOU.VJ.1 ttt GIUIWIN'S UHilt. Its Consideration 1'ostpnncd by the Commissioner * Until Tomorrow. The county commissioners met In special session yesterday afternoon for the purpose of considering the bill of Mount & Gnllln. The minutes of the last meeting were read , in which it appeared that Mr. O'Keeffo had protested against tha action taken ut a previous meeting. Mr. Hcrlm moved that this portion of the minutes bo corrected , on the ground that if the minutes showed what * was done there could be no protest , but Mr. O'ICceiTo opposed nnv such action. The chairman started to explain the situation in his lucid way , but Mr. O'Keeffo informal ! the chairman that it was ins place to ask quest'ons nnd stftto motions , but if ho wanted to take part in dcDatos ho should call toino ono to the chair. A spirited spat followed , but the Incipient row was quieted. The minutes were finally approved as road Mr. Ucrlin stated thai ha hud received a telegram from Architect Myers which ho re quested bo read. The toloirram stated that Mr. Myers had received the request of the board , but the dangerous illness of his wife had prevented his attendance. It stated further that If he was provided with funds , and his wie'n con dition did not prevent , ho would bo in Omaiia about the ti'Jtli ' mst. Tlic county clerk was instructed to notify Mr. Micrs to dinw on the board lor $100 and to bo in Omaha on tlioS'Jth. ' Mr. Lleilin tttcn moved that the board pro ceed to investigate the affair of Mount As Griflln. Mr O'Keoffo asked that the matter bo poatponcd , as the county attorney could not bo present and the other s.do were lep resented by nn attorney ; moreover , no had a number of witnesses which he could not gut heio until the latter pan of the week A long and windy uigu ment , which went back over the histoiy of llm coal business but developed nothing new , then ensued. Mr. O'Keoffo repeated his motion that the heating bo postponed until 'lucsday morn ing. ing.Iho attorney wlio represented Mount & Gnllln stated that they had one witness who could not bo present Thursday , namelv , Mr. HishoD , from the mines In Iowa where the coal was milled. Ho said that if the board would nllow them to present Mr. Hlshop's afllduvit Instead of requiring him to appear personally , they would consent to a postpon- ment. it was agreed that Mr. .Bishop's affidavit bo accented anuTtlio motion to postpone until 10 o'clock 'Ihursday was carried. Pending the vote on this motion , Mr. O'Keeno wanted the motion to include the investigation of ttio December bill also , but the chairman stated that the December bill hud been acted upon and it was out of the power of the board to take it up again. If anything was to bo done with the mutter it would have to bo btought before a grand Jury. 'Iho rest of the board were /'roatly / sur prised at tins valuable piece of Information , but the chairman was infallible und there Vui3 no appeal. Shoi iff Hoyd's bill for January nnd Fob rnar.v for boai ding and committal lees were allowed as presented with the exception of J. ! . ! OJ deducted for Jailcharges Mr. O'KeefTo presented a report on the question of insuring the now hospital build ing. 1 ho rouort was signed by two mem bers of the committee on construction. It recommended that the building be insured for § )0OUO ) , to bo divided among twenty-two agents nnd the icputublu companies they repiescnt. Mr. Herlln wanted the amount increased to fiO.OOO , but Mr. O'Koofo said it would bo impossible to do ? " > 0OUO woitn of damages to thu building by lire and there win no nocos- sitj forcarrviin : such u largo amount. The report of the committee was adopted , and the board then adjourned until 10 u. m , Thursday. ' 'It goes right to the spot. " said nn old man who was rubbing in Dr. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimoul to re lieve rheumatism. linlldin Permits Tno followmir balldins parmiU wjra is sued \ostordaj : jnlm FrlcKsou , ono-stoiy fiiitmt addition. DOUIIH uml ruonty-lliat struBts . . { ajo l.oins kroit/cli , rep' " " -jJ A. licil , uni'-aton frame cottage , diiit tinil'riilrn"Mit1mti ots . . 1(1) ( ) Mnsunli temple , ivpalis ; uo Ni > Uiiiliii-on , onustoiy frnmo dwelling , Murtnu and Tnontyuluthtreotd . . hOU ,1 A. lilllli' , addition ai.il tupalr . nJU C \V. liulmoy , addition . an ) J. \ \ li.-uilv , addition I ! . ) II HaKuiiom , unu-xtoiy frumo cottage , Murcr in anna ami Vista Dtieot . . fOJ Puter I'lnmUerg , ii'ldlllon 6U T ( ' .Parkin' , onustoiy frume inttagiv -Mil Honth tnttentucnth Btreut . 1,000 I'oti1 1 Johnson , ono-itpr ) fiume cottnge , I'lUhttnd llanctoft streets . r.O Total . . . . . Ji.yjj Pears' soap secures a ueuutiful complex-ion , - < Thi ) Only Duo. The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway is the only line running solid vostibulod , oloctrio lighted and atonm heated trains between Chicago , Coun cil HlulTsiind Omaha , The berth reading lamp fcaturo in the Pullman stooping cars run on these lines is pitontod and cannot bo used by any other railway company. It in the great improvement of the ago. Try it and bo convinced. Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific depot , Omaha. atJ ( p. m. dally , arriving at Clilcneo at U:3U : a. m , Passongora taking this train arc not compelled to got out of Iho cars at Council mulls nnd wait for the train to bo cleaned. Got tickets and stooping car berths at Union ticket olllco , HOI Fnrntun st. b\ \ . N \Mr Gon. Agt. J. K. I'm > ic.r . Pass. AiU SOUTH OMAHA'DAILY EVENTS A Call for nd ' Imlopondont Olty Oonvontloii 6a Maroh 20. j" THE DEMOCRATS NONPLUSSED. Papers Scrvciln \ ilia School Ilnnrd MnndnmuH Sulti The Adilotlo . Cllib'0 OIUaet'A Notes nnil rcrsonnls. Citizens Issue a Cull. Tha following call for mi Independent con vention Is the outgrowth of a movouinnt ttutt has been on foot for some time , nnd is backed by tlio business men and best cltuons of South Omaha : At n mass meeting held nt the high school building on Monday evening. March 31. It wns decided to call n city citlens' conven tion to bo hold for tlio twrposo of selecting candidates to bo voted for at tlio cnmlnp1 city election , irrespective of former party pro clivities. Therefore , wo tlio undersigned , hereby call SUCH coiuentlon to moot tit Kowloy's hall on Friday , March "iS , at U o'clock p. in. for the purpose of placing In nomination the following olllcors to bo voted for lit the coming city election : Mayor , city treasurer , city cleric , police Judge and four counciimon nt largo. Said convention to consist of ten delegates from each ward. Primary elections to elect such delegate * nro called on March ! ir , beginning nt Itf m. and closlntr ati p m. ut tno following plui-es : First ward , Jerry Dao's building ; Second ward , Judge Levy's building ; Third ward. Fred Uowloy's building ; Fourth ward , i\chnngo : building. J. S. Wulters , Charles Altafor , A. H. Miller , A. ivellev , Peter Cockeroll , C. .1. Drlscoll , Tom McGuire , Abe ! E. Meggy , T. .1. Flaherty , 1J. H. Towl , .1. S. Damron. T ) . H. Scott , S. U. Fonna , . .1.V. . Sipe. Clurk Howard , John McMillan , H. K. Vaughn , C. A. Molohor , C. T. Van Akon , D S. Curtis , K. Conloy , W. II. Uccltctt , T. U. Hatcher , John O. Irwm , J. H. Dusen , J. C. Carroll , C. C. Stanley , J. O. Uastmun , J. J. Gorman , George Hoffman , Ed Johnston , O. 13. Hruco , J. M. Glasgow , Kobort Funston , J. 13. Hrion , \V. S. Cool : , J. C. Uowley , J. P. Ilajos , W. H. Craith , N.V. . Peterson , Patrick Sheohy , D. L McGueuIn , L. C. Gibson , P. Y. Trnmor , W. M. Wood , b. W. Dennis , A. J. Unldwin. W. J Slate , George F. Itussoll , A. V. Miller , J. E. Hart , Cliarlos Cummlngs , Fred M. Smith , U. M. Hunt , F. J. Pearsons , John D. Maher , J. H. Walking , D. I , . Holmes , C. W. Glynn , A. U. Babcock. A. C. McCr.iukeu , M. Kirltpatrick , Howard Myers , E. ( } . Crumrmo , W. F. Scott , A. W. Saxo , \V. I > . Horry , G. H. Gratrot , Dan Condou , T. J. O'Meil. ' H. W. Urackett , It. O. Whltcraft , Tom Uock , L. J. Carpenter , John Casey , William Mailman , Ed. Kam , . . J. L. Andeison , It. J. Murphy. J. D. Thomas , J. F. Cornish , G. W. Massou , John II. Looschnor , G. W. Makepeace. J. W. LMgerton. That AlaniJuiniiH Suit. The papers m the application of A. B. Haley against Mayor Sloino for a mandamus compelling the latter to change his election call in retard to the school board wcro lilod Monday aftornoou. The plaintiff states that lip is n citizen and taxuuyor of South Omaha and that the defendant is mayor of that city. For cause of action Ilaloy alleges that in his proclamation calling upon the peo- to elect city officers , the mayor , in violation of his dutj and contrary to law , has neg lected and refused and still neglects and refuses - fuses to put in said proclamation a call for tlio election ot the necessary number of metn- beis of too botith Omaha school board , on the basis of its being u city of the llrst class ; but on the contiary has issued his proclama tion for the election of three inombuis in stead of nine , as contemplated by law. On this account , Mr Ilaloy prays that a writ of mandamus may be issued , commanding the mijorto issue his proclamation calling for the election of nine members , as provided by law. _ ! cinocrats art ; lint. The aspirants for places on the regular democratic tirket were not when they read the call for the citi/eoV convention and ells covered that four of the members of the democratic ci'v central committee liad at tached their signatures to it. The lone mem ber of the committee who is not connected with the independent movement is Frank Pivonka , They are in a utato of uncertainty and none of them are able to decide what steps they will take to counteract the strong citizens' movement that is gaining strength every hour. Speculation is nfo as to the composition ol the citiyens' ticket , but it is certain to he divided cnuilly between demo- ci ( its and republicans , and tliej will be the best men to be found in both parties. IVll Into HID llixor. John Fli nn and Michael O'Connor went on n littln hunting expedition Monday on the river bank near the foot of N street. O'Connor accidentally fell into the river and narrow ! v escaped drowning. U'ord wassont to the city for nn undertaker by tnoso who witnessed the accident and who supposed the man was taken out dead. Undertaker Heafoy wont to the place with his wagon but instoid of bringing back a corpse , hauled O'Connor and L'lytin homo , the foi mor cnillcd and wet through as a result of his ducking. ilom : Uomlon'rt Injuries. Dan Condon returned fiom Valparaiso yesterday wlioro ho wint to bo nt the bedside of his brother John who was se verely injured in a runaway accident last Friday. The injured man is now consid ered out of drngor , although his injuries are quite severe. Mrs" Condon is with her hus band and will remain witti him until he Is able to bo removed to South Omaha where they will reside in the future. IHuiluod On 111) KiiiilUide. A party of South Omaha young people , In charge of T. J. O'Noil nud Patrick Hal- penny , were dumped on the wajsidu Sunday evening while enjoying n pleasant drive in the nolghboi Hood ot Pupillion. No one- was seriously hint but all had n lively i shaking up. The tourn , which was from n South Omaha livery , grow fractious and ran nwuy. Moil ol'Atlilotlo .Mould , The South Omaiia athletic club nt Its last meeting elected the following officers. Pros- idem , John T. Htioyj vice president , Cliarlos Miller ; treasurer , Patrick liutlor ; secro'-ary , Daniel J. Sullivan ; m lunger , Thomns Flynn ; sorgf'aiit-at arms , \S'illium Palmer ; board ol dliectors , Timothy Flynn , Potnr Uoylu , Pat rick Murray nnd Daniel J. Sullivan. All communication ! ! regarding the work nnd ob ject of the club Hhould bo addressed to John T. Itiloy , City hotel. > Notes mill I'urannnU. The third week of the revival moutlngH at the Methodist church are as largely attended as over. The Ladles' aid society of the Presbyto rum church will hold its annual meeting at the home of Mr. Dwlglil L. Holmes this afternoon. Tlio young people ot the Presbyterian church nro arranging to glvu u concert next Sunday evening. Tiiyy will rohoarno at the church Wednesday evening. Miss Wllhoimina Wordor of Blair is visit- lug Mrs. Herman Ticnklo. IVaiK-ls i ; H > rmui Is visiting her parents at Dunlap , la. The Women's Christian Temperance union meets with Mrs. W. Parnoll next .Saturday afternoon. Elder Xorbo'a bltilo class moots at the homo of Miss Anna Murnll on Thursday night. CJ.Mrs Dr Aa'xiuuUr Cohmian of .strums- burg , who him been vloUlnit Mrs. Joseph W. EdJortoti ? , has returned homo. The South Oinalm mm club hold n regular business meeting nt Herman Kill rat's store Monday night. Henry Locchuer left Monday night for Chicago. Deputy Sheriff Al McCracKCii has returned from his western trip. .T. C. Crawford , nn old Omaha newspaper man , is canvassing South Omaha in the in terest of u joint business directory of both cities. Don't Go Off Mol'oro You nro Hondy , Particularly on n long journey. Ho fully prepared. You cannot bo , permit us to say , unless you nro accompanied with the travel ers nnd tourists vado mccum. Hosteller's Stomach Hitters , most genial of nppoti/ors , acclimatize nnd promoters of digestion. Against sea sickness , malaria , ( tramps nnd colics begotten of badly cooked or unwhole some food nnd brackish water , nervousness. Increased by travel , chrome blllloiisncjs nnd constlpition , tlio Bitters Is n sovereign pro- vcntivo. It Imparts u relish to food not alto gether to your taste , nnd prevents it from dlsacrcelng with you. Never was there such n capital thing for the unfortunate dispciitlc who stands In dread of the bust cooked nnal. Stomachic trouble cause ! by 111 prepared viands aboard ship , on steam boats , and rations hastily bolted at railway restaurants , Is sooniemedled by the Bitters , wnlch gives a quietus , also to ttiuumatlsm , kidney troubles and Insomnia. Tlio KniimiH Crnirlp Fires. ATciiiffO.v , Kan. , March ii" . [ Special Tele gram lo THE BI.I : ] Dispatches Irom the Missouri Pacific counlry hi the northwestern part of the state are to the effect that the prairie ( Ires have been stopped , bill the heavy wlnas which prevail 1111 the people with fear that more may break out. At Slockton the town was. saved by the most cxtuiordlnary efforts. So far as can bo learned no lives were lost , but the family of D. E. Miller , recently of Atchlson , had a very narrow escape. They are living on a farm at the edge of town nnd the llro wave seemingly swept all around them. Tlio burnt district ; covers an urea of many miles square and the loss , which includes houses , barns , grain- urios , feed and stock , can only bo guessed at. Near Marvin , on the north branch of the Missouri Pacific , thirty or forty miles duo north of Stockton , there was n destructive lire Saturday night , and Sunday. A gentle man who followed its track n distance of twenty miles says the country is a blackened waste. As far as bo could see houses , lenccs nnd everything were swout nway. Occasionally there Is a green llolu of wheat to relieve the black monotony. Fanners who were driven out have returned to icbuild their houses. Fortunately the most of the houses wore dugouts and cheap buildings and can easily bo replaced. All reports say the growing wheat was not hurt. To Nervous Ilubilitnted Man. If you will send us your address wo will send you Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Bolt and Appliances on trial. They will quickly restore jou to vigor , manhood and health. Pamphlet free. Voltaic Bolt Co. , Marshall , Mich. Dietl to Snvo Others. IlAur\\ . S . March 25. [ Special Tele gram to TUB Bi r.J An epidemic of diph theria has swept over Burin , Newfoundland. There Is no doctor in the district and the sufferers wcro altendod by llev. Father Walsh , who with his own hands cleared the throats of the victims. Of forty cases that the priest attended only one proved fatal The priest took the disease himself and died after a lew days illness. Ilcwnrc of i'liGtiiiionin. Use at once Baker's puto Cod Liver Oil or Baker's Emulsion. The genuine only. Of druggists. lioulaniicr Wants a Trial. PunsMarch -General Boulanger has written n letter in which ho lonews bis offer to rotuin to Franco providing tne govern j ment will permit him to ho tried by the court ot appeal or a court martial. BBNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION ! ovjjit A Mir.r.ioN' Louisiana State Lottery Company , IncorimratiM by the ljeU * > lutiira. lor piliicatlonal nnd rliuhtiiMc piirpni < * , ami Iti franclil * uiii'lu ' I part of tlio proHt nt xtnuloiistlliillon , In W7 > , by uu ovprnliulniln pnpiil ir YOU- . Its MAMMOTH JWUVINHS takf iilnco Sciiit-Annuulli ( .liiuu and Dci-umbcr ) and iis ( Jrand Single Number Druulugs lulio iiliu'o in eueh'of tlio ( itlicr ton iiiontliof ihejpiir , and uro all drawn in public , nt the Acailrni ) ( if Music , New Orleans , Ln. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS For Integrity of Its Drawings and Prompt Payment of Prizes , AttP-IPllNI follow < "Wo ilo liori-lij nntify tliut wo supcrvlso tlioar- ranKiiiicnlt lir till the innnllil ) ami oinl anninil UrnnliiKHul Ilin loiil'lnnn 'tulo 1 ( iltory cnaip'iny , inn ) In per in iinn iu-1 anil control tlio ilrairlnitt lliim elvi"t. ami that tlio sumo ro coniliicto I wllli hunosty. Jairni" H , unit In Kooil fiiltli tnwnrit all pinUPS - UPS , anil woauthoriiD tliflioiiipany tu u u tlilsiurti Ilinln wltu laMnilloHot : our slcniilnroi altitliQil , Iu ItiaUioillsurncnts " COMMI-MON'i : US We the umlcislirno I hunks ami h inlicrn nlll pir all prl/ri tlraun In thu liiiul-o.in i Mule J.utlcrlui wnkli may ho prt"U'nlcil ut oar cotinti p * It. M. U AliMMil'l , Pi OH , I.oiilslnn i Nut llnn'c. ' IMI5UH131.ANAU.V. 1'iot htnto N'at'l Ilimk A. IIAI.DWIN , 1'riM. Nov. Orleans Nat I Hint UAIII * KOII.V , l'io , I nlon National llanK. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING , At the Academy of Music. Now Or leans , Tuesday , Aorll | 5 , 1890 , CAPITAL PRIZE , - $30OOQO lOO.OKO I'iclvi ts nt $ UOeaoli ; llalvuti $ I ( ) ; Quarters $5 ; Tenth * Jj J ; TwontlutliH Si. HVT or . 11'iti/r. 01n uui4 . . . f mf , n 1 IMtl/.l ! Oh H'l.llllln 1U1.I1M i I'lti/.i : ( ir nviiiiH MIND 1 I'lll/i : ( ) ! ' iijmlis . two J l'HI/l.-OK li.uuiare . - - -urn r , I'lll/CS Ol' , A mi nro 111 ! I'l.l/'l Ol .Ml.ir'o nil PHI/I s or . xiuru inom Mil I'UI/.lSi OK JKHlrii Ill ) , ' " ) AIM'IIOMM1ION I'lll/l" . Ilk ) I'rlzi-i of > .oinrii Mini 10) ) ilo iiliiio .mill 111) ) ilo 'Jlliirn . . . . . . .MHXI 1KIIMINAI , I'lll/t- , . l I'rl iis of fl ( lnn < . 'O' n ! "J ilo lUUuro ! " < l 3,134 I'rlres amounting to . $ | , O54,8DO Nnu 'Ilciji'lt ilriwltiK L'npltu ! 1'ruui are n u un tnltil lo urunnul prl < ti > . ll Cl I'll lUrti or liny further Infuiinall m iitiiriM , wnio livllily to llm un U nUnoil. ilearlv nlallnu ) iiir rusilt | < iui > , ullli BtutiM < niniy mri.M'1 ami niinilii'i Morn mphl n'turii mull iluhvui ) will bo Hoinri-il li > your oiuliolni ; un cniulopit liuunnj > uur lull adilriiHi adilriiHiIMPORTANT. . Addttsi M. A. IMI'l'IIIN , iNuw Orlo.un , l.x OrM. A IAI1'HIN. Washington. I ) . C. II ) onlliinry lolior , luuuiiniiik' MUNK Hum it K Mioil h ) nil i Jiin loiapanliauf \utn uxi.Uuiin'a ilrnfl or pi M.I I iiuic. 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The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute rorthotiritmentornUnmOXJO AND St Kf.ICM , DHKASKS llrnnspplhimosfor ilofonnlMpi an Trni ! ) ! lli'st I ai UltliM , App iratim ami Honn illos for Sin i t rul Til1 itmi'nt of ovcry lorni if ilHi u u ro- iinlrlnKMi-Ulial or Hinvk.ill ri'itinent M.NK'I'V lluOMM mil l'\niNT < Jluunl umltu mliimc llt'-t ' AcrorfliiiiHlnllnniWi'st Wrlto for clruilarson Di'forinltlo * nml Hrjros l'rusni'9 ( lull 1-i'i-t I iirMilui H of Pplne , t'lli H , Tnmnr ( inorr ( .atarrh , Hiotiihltls , Inliul itlon Klintrlill } I'arilyHln Kplloiw Klilm'y lllail ili'r , lljc , iur : , Skin ami Illoml uml all SiirnUnl Oprriitlnns DIHHASh DlUoJIlN u npi'tlully Hunk of IUoii ) i'H ofOMII.MI I \\nlmvolutclyaililoilaLylnxln Dt'iiardni'iit for \\.JIJILII Durlne ( oiillm uiont ( Strlclb I'rlvnlo I Only llellahlo McilUnl Iiulllntn Mnklncn > pei lally ot I IIIVA11. 1II.ISP . * All lllooil llliiusos HiiiTonslully Ir utoil Hyplitlitlo poltion ronio\e < l fr > m the Hj tuin with nl moroiiry Kfvr lti < tornttro troiidnunl for lioas of Vital I'UKIT I'arlli-H nn iblo lit vlill 111 inn ) ho tnalc-il at Iiuniu lir corrospomloiKO All cimimunlratioin n ntlik'ntlnl Mtillilno ir ln liiini'1nt nont li > mull 'I otinon. nn. rnrol ) putkril no inarkit to Indicate content * or lU'mloi Ono iiornonal Inti rviow piofprroi ! r ill anil Hiiiilt iiHumunil hlilory of yoiirriiHo I'.nl wo will Ki'iul In pluln urappiM our HOIIK lo Ml'.N I Itl I upiin 1'rlvalo , Bjeclulor.Ntrvoiii | ) Dlieisoi liMioti'iu-y HyphllH lilrot nml Varlniii'lo with ( | ai' llon lltt miom Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute Corner 01 h nnd Ilnrnoy ijtrnulH , Oiniiliit , Neb. C'ornrr Killi and i'ariittm Sis. Continuation of our Great Closing Out Sale ElniHlrods arc lifiut ; iiuulc liap | > ) on act iunl ol' ( lie HVon- dorl'ul ICur aiiisvo are oH'criiiK on ! ' . \ 01-3 lliin . ALL DIAMONDS RETAILED AT IMPORTER'S PRICES. Iiailies' or OinitloiiicirH licav ) liiintln ouxoil , old , Hlciii wiiuti'i4 , wnrr nitiMl uiil IIIUI-H | , Irom SLJr. uiiunrl Ijiullcrf' Unit Hiilid c < > lil 'mil ttxiiuiiii ) illunioiul u.niMi \ \ ( iill.iiM\cli-il iniiviMiii'uH , onlj Vi r nud upwar.l. All oilier waiolii's In nrnj > , > ri ion , \VI2fjUY : Chains , lOokiHMKni < ; s null all ntliui'JpwiMry nt alinitt II. till'1 loiMiintprlciH. . lookH art ) olnr fast al our \KUI.I ) ! ) ( ) W.N l < l.LKI' > _ .ii | CLOPIlS uo lor S.- , .V.C ( lo/onn ofHtlns lo hi-li'cr from. I hum .iHHortinoiit ol' Immps i-vor hliiuu In Oinuliii Iionl 5 up to $ n < > Si'o till-in , lloaniiriil Iinyoiut ( iKscflptlon IH our line 01 .silop anil line qu idriilHrpliuiMlnt ; It must li HIIOII to tin aiirilati | | > il. Kl ) i , novel anil origin il ( li-sl ns ; l''porunnH , Watui' hi'tw , 'I'm Snih , Ki uit , finliiil anil inf Ilm\l8 , ItnUit linln--i. < out > Tun'ons , IdHoiitt ilai-o. Cake ItaskiMH , Ittitior Disli'iH , I'iclc'i ' * StnniN , IndU Klual Unmorn , Nnplcln lloldi , > - ' | ) , tUc. , l > "nl IDH nil iM' llm * of'Hiiinllxni / - , In ai-tlmlo piitcorn" , all oftiiuli art ) : il ahniic , " > CKM'S ON Till. ljli\U rojt SI\T ; \\if I'avri KW * sir. a ; U.rcut BCciliiclifia in l'riru ol' I'liurn i. U.- < i anil
