THE O3IAHA DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , APRIL 10 , 1890. D
THE CONTRACT IS SIGNED.
IGlwiakee aad Bosk Itkad to Use the
Union PadSc Bridge.
OOlfDUCTOES HAVE A COMPLAHTT.
Ko More Xctr IU > nd Thin Year A
.MotiMcr Order by Uic Union I'a-
clfle A Delegation Troiii the
Cltjof IlA tlti .
. CiMe aad Mffler ooadodod their
with Uakm Pacific offlcials
asd left for CJikagij in their
prSrat * cars.
cars.wspotiatloas nsaltod. it is under-
tbe 4ra < 8 of an aerwsHaU which
glre UKItek Island and Mihraukw : en-
imxf to OflMha tirooch tbe Union Pacific
liridw. Whatever dse has b-ea decidcxl
ajtm b&s be o kept a profound se
cret , except thitwhenever the
Rock LMand peu ready to close tbe pap
l wi-fln this citja d Lincoln. oonrnx-tanc its
rams li B aoa tbe Denver s.rsusn , it will hare
tle ae of tbe Union Pacific track to a jurist
liejvttd Omaha's ivet ra limit ! . . No intima
tion has loft given as to xvhco this | jropo-d
cut-off wlli be con trurf d.
Knrimwr Perkins is now encacfd in tnakiag
Murers. He has t&ked off two or tare *
nmus.
Tb est taprirtant feature , however , of
tlife foUre deal lies in the fact that
these two Iowa lines hare finally oowdoded
firraneruocnt wherub.r they anil within the
next two months conmeBce ninninc all tbesr
trains .solid across tbe Union Pacific bridce
law Omaha. If the Milwaukee has any in-
tisttoa ef MkuiK an ouUet beyond this joint ,
no murusUon of list fart oonld b ratbered
from anything said or done by Mr. Miller
dnrinr his tbroe days" sojoora here.
Ou tb < other band , a leadinc representa
tive of tbe road says that tbe latter -will not
attwnpt to baild any nerr line in Nebraska
while freicht matters are so unMrttiod.
What TIIK BEE ha * already printed exdn-
riveJy about the Joint use of tbe new tracV be
tween Osiaha and Lincoln by tbe Rock Island
and Union Pacific ; also , with refertncetotbe
former reaching Beatrice from Licooln over
tbe JlejMabJioai ) Valley has lyien confirmed.
That the Milwaukee should have entered an
aHiance of t.hte kind is considered a sur-
prif-e by a preat many j oplc. It bas
baen rtaierally scppoMjd and. apjiarenUv EJ > TH
prod pround , lhat it vras Ivbind tbe Nebraska
Central bridge scheme and would eventually
come into Omaha independent of the Union
Pataflc. For tbi reason , its determination to
CTCKS tbe bridpe of the bitter and run its
trains into the union depot is oonsidenid as a
grevit victory for the Union Pacific.
lna intich ai the contracts catered into be-
twt-en tie several roads mnstyet be approved
by the board of directors of each corporation
lie terms are withheld from tbe iiubhc.
The V. P. Conductor * .
The commitU'e of condnrtors having
grievances demanding adjustment conferred
with Vice President Holoomb and General
Manaz-er Diekenson at Union Pacific head
quarters yesterday.
The matter under consideration has special
reference to throe things increase of wages ,
le ; mileage and snore train crews.
The men ask that their running time
l etwt n Omaha and North Platte.
b ? reduced from fi..VO to 5..VO miles ,
per month for each man. and secondly that
their salaries advanced from i 120 io 5125
end * l.'Vlj * > r month.
1 f the * . * " projKKition * are acoed d to it will
require the addition of four more crews and a
much erester Increaw ? in the warts ,
Salcnes are bastxi on the nnmlt-r of miies
run Estimated , therefore , uj on that ba is ,
a roduUon of J.dCU railcs to tbe
jam and en increase of pay
would IKS equivalent to it least
t-S mt > n p2r man than each now nweives.
Tlie ofcciali claim that this is hardly justi
fied. They contend thai the Union Pacific is
giving its employes t-etter treatment and
more pay than ray other road ia the country.
PrMetitcondiirttH-s. c t 3 cents a mile. They
average not less than ? 125 a month and have
plenty of time for n t. Thej , however , are
not finding fault.
> "o New I oail ThlVear. .
The people of Pierre S. D. , who have zreat
hojes that the Milwaukee wfll soon build an
extension of the northwestern syi-tem from
Chamberlain to their town are very anxious
conceraiap the matter
The time of President Miller was f-o taVea
Tjp yesterday that he would not be spoken teen
on the subject- However , a prominent repre-
tenative of the corporation said he knew the
compunv would not build any new road in the
weit this year.
New Kqnipmcnt *
Tbe Union Pacific company has piven
orders for the construction of new rolling
stock amounting in the aggregate to several
thousand dollars. Besides ICO locomotives
the requisition calls for 1,00 new box cars ,
4M stock cars , ( BO coal cars , 4TiO furniture
cars , CKM frait cars , 00 caKiO'-es. C nevv chair
and C new bacrFare cars. The orders are dis-
tnbated among half a dozen eastern works ,
K > a s to pet them filled and deliveries made as
t > CKn sis pDs&ible.
Got Poor Rncourajremem.
Throe or four leading : repre 'ntatives of the
Hjstinps board of trade visited Omaha
to Jurjo upDn President Cable of the
Rock Wand the advantages he might pain by
changing the course of his propo-ed cut-off
aad go hv wav of Hastings from Lincoln to a
oonnwtion wfth the IXinver line at Superior.
Tlie-y saw Mr Cable and were grantttl an in
terview with him , but , judging from what
could I * ; learned regarding the msttar , be
pave them very litlle
I > enj- the Report.
Tlte passenger departments of bath tbe
"Union Pacific and Burlington roads deny a
rei rt from Kansas City , which says they
have given notice of a cut to f 3 in passenger
Tate > from tbe Missour nver to Colorado corn-
mtw points ,
the I unibcr Rate.
Tbe Missouri Pacific company h&s given
ww Uce that it will adopt the 10 cent lumber
* r t , ordered to take effect April 22 by tbe
.Chicago roads. _
Kiperience In the South.
The experience of Mr R D "VVhitley. an in-
C&emUl und jiromintsit nuten of Maftind&le ,
Nenb Carolina , will no dt > ubt be pi < rusod wiui
latert t by people in all parts of tbe country.
"Forears b * bas been subj a to ncUent at-
tftcks of inflammatory rheomaUsoi , oa tbe
fiivt of February be bad an attack , whiob
wuk-d in one of bis kuc s and cause < d almott
untxuiralde pain for two days. He obUucocI a
bv tUe of CbaaberlKin's I'ain Balm fro W.
M Hi'U .lo A Co. . mercbants at Me-kbnbarg ;
Cm N C He wntus that it pave almost un-
avimt rdief and gives Cbaail erlaln's Pain
BO.X the highest pruise asd advists all pw-
knut tn > ublt > d with like affliction- use it and
Tom Jfurraj- Round Over.
Millionaire Tom Murray was tnt 4 before
CwuauKso er Anderson yesterday afternoon
ou ttte rbarge of selling bxjuor without a
lux-use A nuabdr of witaesses wen ? exam-
i * who testified UiAt they bad fn qBeoUy
lioncJi whiikey of Mr. Murray on Susdays.
Hv kept Ute lHOor in a Ing aadJ-old it by tbe
dftM. MOD wbo hsd bceti ewtiloved by
Murray MM tbf.v bad ! * * Hdd wblsky u d
the { My tor it was lakttt imt of tt * r waires.
Tin ? | n ooer w is bncod over to tbe May
tn of < be United State , -cwan and was ro-
hi * own
IIt > r ronl'i > Acid Ihophate.
Dried the Oil.
Mr * Paul Soauoer , wrbo lir * * st Taatii uwi
11. . mate B < MUT tatrnia ? tW bouse
mooung Sbe was
lifttilfct ififl ll yMMptlWE. fttfcl \ ) B
i s iur u J ti - Mot < 4 , k-be n { ti ) J a
i tutu h Io it rxpactiae to barn oS tb ,
C h ut r.junag Ibe Jurtuture ,
CC > t\vo > ( > l ami al uf thr
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NOT A I'RECUDLXT ,
And McG ? and Hln Attorney * Keel
Disappointed.
Judge C"iarkj c WA * in th nty UK ) at bis
mnrtro-Mi J t knp t * ph ywtorday to
t B tbo e bright yottBs aVtw > eys f r Bd
McGee that tielr clkatrinld lure to > t y
in ) il until ti > CCKU in bi r e wrre paid.
K rtb T ore tbe ludre Mrfd tb t it > r a < t
sary for UM c rt to writ <
eoUre wsiUor tt to * t tl t
m of it refering to cots IB
such a case. He wmatM all lawyers to
UBdersUad tiat tb y could a t aaaoy bUn on
M snail a point. Then bit bcmor pr ( >
to give the yc < 98g attoraeys tbeUngk f
The Kind of Annie Kefir , one of the shop
lifter * rocenUy tw d ever ta the district
cean , was cat from $7W to CM a&d she ex
perts to set the nce * * ry socarity today.
Tbe ) ry in D J. Sstoen vs A. B. FUmerty.
a constable , fovsd for plaJntiS to tbe extent of
ordering tbe goods returned aad giving him
five cent * damage * .
Jndpp ClarkM overruled the inntiotu f r
aew trial * inb cas"s of Jan * * * Avhford. con
victed of burglarizing the house of Jetty
Reynolds , snd John Mnlcahey , ro ivfcu d of
lan ay. Bath JKIXJOTS were tat rpd u >
wren year * la the pesJtectiary at ban ! lab r
and to pay the COM. * of proseiratios-
G ? rre Fee and John O'Brirn. the two men
who wen * arrested on Miswckm several d ys
ago and have since b en identified a Ui aura
w ho oomnutted a tmndary in PariSc Jnac-
tktn. were takeo before Judge Clarksoo ye -
terday by Chiel of Pohce Scavey oa a wnt of
habeas cr > rpa Tbe prisoBers' ' attorneys
arguvd that the zr < en were hrtd ( m a trump 5-
up charge. In which there was no troth. It
wat staU-d that the cora4iiit against them
had not l een filw3 unto ! it was learned they
had applied for a writ of habeas corpus The
conn denied the application and the prisoners
were taken back to Jail.
The case of Charles W. Smith atrainst the
Postal Telegraph company ha * oomeupon ap-
pfaL Smith sues for ftAKI damage for the
tailure of the company to tranMcit a mes
sage.
The Omaha Loan fc Tra .t company ha *
commenced suit in foreclosure against H. K.
Kilborn et al to iwover $ S.VU oo aot/ea se
cured by mortgages on propsrty in Florence.
County Court.
Jovpb H. GaUaher and Eliza J. GaUaher
have commenced suit aralnst EL H. Sheldea
to rooever on a Judgment lor 335 ? 84 obtained
in the district court of Grwne county , Iowa.
Julia E. Cameron has brought suit acinst
A L. Stranr company to nscover $4B.7j on a
draft.
George Alecs has instituU-d an action
aralnvt G H. Mack to ivcover Jiol.TO oa &ev-
eral note *
Frost A : Harris have brourht suit acainst
Ollivcr Macgard to recover 13. < u for ma
terial and labor furnished.
TbeKiuney tobor < w company ha instituted
suit arainst GH. . M ack .V Co. for 1.39 on
account.
J. X. Weishans i Co obtained a Judrmeat
against the Third Conjrrefratkraai church
amountinr to f-JiV34
In the cas-e of Lars Jchn < oa against Xds
O. Brown , judgment was rendered for plain-
Ufl in the sum of Jffia.67
In the case of M. S' uer against the Ger
man are insurance company , Judgment was
piven for plaintiff in she oni of j"U.
AS.CKNSIO.V.
Also Exciting Parachute Drop of
OOOO Vert.
Tomorrow afternoon at half-past 2 o'clock.
on Capitol avense between Thirteenth and
Fifteenth streets , Prof E. E. Crai ? , tbe
aeronaut , will ascend in a balloon to a heirht
of < V < M3 feet , from wbwh hcdarbt he will
make a parachute drop , descending to the
earth in abaut one minute. At Topeka la > l
Tut > day the aeronaut gave a most thrillius
illus-tratioa of tbe nerve requirttd in such
daring undertakers. Baldwin and Loon bad
bath made failures at Topka , hence the
anxiety of Crairrto be sucvv sfnl Fitly
"
fifuea" thousand i oopk > witnessed the imi
mouse air ship inflate and the preparation * of
tbe zwnonjut u > make the a < * vnsUai. Several
of the citizens cauuo&ad the aeroncut that the
-nMl was too stronc and endeavored to txavtJ
him i-tetj jne Uie -ension. . but < is Crais bad
snb-qient enjrarreinent > fill he coald not
remain over and "said be mu t ro npttienor I
not at all. He would not disapj int the |
thousands of jH. . 'pW wtio came there to se i
him fro up. He vcudetenninod to make an I
attempt Men shook their heads and exi
prtsstid grave apprehension for hi * * .afetv. j I |
but rerardkss of all. is sc" > a as tbe ballo in '
was inflated be attoibod tbe poricbuu- , and i
aft r a levc finishing ptvpjriUons sU id i < ead > |
to start. The wind was blowing in pa3- . ,
w hich is tbe most dantremns for baUimninff
As there was a lull in the broeie the clear
voice of the aeronaut ranrout , and in * lcnv. 1
measurhd tones that could be heard for
sfveral blin'-k ! . came tbe words : "Every bvdy |
ready " A pau > e of a few s-oconds in whit h l
the 15.CKI3 atwctator almost held their brtath.
Then in a little louder taae the aeroujut
shouted. "Let her po , every Kdy" ' The
hoisting poles fell , tbe guy lines loudened and
the imrnenM : air ship ro > e slcnvly for a few
scond * , floating towai-d tbe stivet. Prof.
Craig was getiiiip what aeronaut * call a "run-
nine start" and rocs-t desiixxl by them. Tbe
band was playing as the balk-on roM ; and the l
excitement was intent Just as the balloon !
reached a height of about fifty feet from the [
ground a strong puff of wind carveiied H ' i
down. Prof. Craig , who was sitting ujou
the iron bar which is fastened to the cad of j
the parachute , was thrown violently asram t I
tbe floc-tric wires , turning a complete somer 1
sault over the wires. Instantly , realinnc that
even thouch the wire pave way and allowed
him to po five he could not jictvsibly olear tbe
high buildinci directly across the street , lie
"cut loo- * " and fell to the pavement , a di I ,
tance of about thirty fc-et. He was jwcki-d
up nneon' aons and carried to an empty su > re
where medical att idani-e restored bhn ,
Everyone suppo-ed htm dead and _ great was
the surprise and Joy of tbe waiting throng
when the'daring aeronaut came walkinc out
to the carriage in waitine and with his man-
airer drove to the bou4. The crowd cave
three chtvrs for the aeronaut , sbowuic that
they were thoronrhlj satiafiad tbat his inuai-
tions were betlcr than unj of his prtjdtx.xs.Mjrs.
Rayiier fbr Attorney General.
SIHVET , Neb. , April 16. To tbe Editor of
TncBtc : The western part of the state is
alive to the political situation , and the citi-
iens in tbe five western counties are earnest
in the hope tbat this part of Nebraska may
be atxwdfd some roooimitiem in the forma
tion of the republican stst ticket this fall
Through the columns of your valuable paper
we are made daily familiar with tbe many
complications arising in our state politics ,
and we firmly believe that the republican
jiarty. throegh the wisdoni of its leader * , n ill
override ana buffet tbe imndinc storm.Ye I
have tome to the conclusion that tbe cam- I i
paicn this fall will be a vt ry dangerous ODI
for the bobby r der Our lw-t IIHW should I
IKpla < < d in the front rack and dema OfTucs 1
and thj st rs rviegatfid to the rear. Of tbe
latter class of individuals Nebraska bas more l
Uuui her quota. ThrAr blatant ! T-
aocvs are now b ard in c-very quar
ter of the state , and though tbe
major portion of tbeoi bave b-tvn tn ii and
found wmiting. yet they will i-erM in their
< iem ud' for julitic&l ptWenaent. aotwith-
stauduiz tbe fact that clouds seem to be form
ing ou tbe ivfittblican uaraoa.
Our cioruer of tbe state will roll up a larrer
repuWxiKjj majority than ever l > efore. The
preJimmarA work must be weU doe * , sod
cbica&try and deception a\-oidf > d. In fuli
ivooguitkia of tius , therefore , our j ifJe
bave ckxided to ask tbat tbe claims of Hiy-
nw. our choice for attorney general. K' cuii-
Ki4ert > i He U Uie choice of tbe peotil * in the
five vest ra co atM > > , and his claims are
ours. ID prafreutiug him to tbe jwpl-e as uu
aspirant to tbe ofike of atlarnT ptmeral we
believe that b * bn Ue requiidte l < - r.l ability
to l jrfonn tbc duties of bl o lce with booar
to tbe KUt aad binifrrtf Agidutt Uu we
batieve uoof will contend. He iHvds no in-
triKluoUoo to tbe r x > ple. A referetii t/o bis
k > gi AaUve record will suSoe. His
n > conl is cksrn tad s } > aU s < a d
sbaws DO vitality or corruption.
NoUUap CMA iw MM apainit him xc f t that
be may be is the way of &otn oOitafellow. .
Tbe w * t is thus pne-oi.ua g her dauD , b -
litn't * th t titn U sonrf cst t d-.v in the
reqwt t tbat Uj" 1 < vuid T d. We hav
U od d the couoi-il of tins piny ev r unce
tb < unnuuxaUcw f tbe stale , and w feel Ui.t
we ar * euuUad to'Je
For Uronchlal. A thmatlc and Pul-
inonarj- Complaint * , "Bruwn" * Brocc-bUl
Tnvb1 * bv * rso rtaib e coraure
Ue > Sold eely ia boxei.
I SOUTH OMAHA DAILY EVENTS
Majar Sleu : Issaes tin AnaezaUea
Proobmatieo ,
THE ITIOHOLSOH CASE DISMISSED
Comment on the Failure of Cltj- Clerk
McGulrc to A 'uinc the Duties of
the Office Cltj- Notes and
Personals.
Mayor Sloane has dkapp9tat 4 those who
rxpeeJod nad ho K-3 h ? would refuse to ls e
his { proclamation for the .pc il dertton on
tbe annexation qtx > t > otL Tbe procla
mation appeared last night ia the Stockman
and will thus be published twenty days before
the day of efettioo. as requiitd by the ordi
nance ,
Tbe call for the _ etec-Uoa Is sim
ilar to tbe eec Issued by Mayor
Cashing of Omaha in almost every
repoet. The plan for casting vt te *
in tbe four ward * sire the sat& ? as dually
designated. The First warn will vow * t
Jerry Dee's ImiWinr. tm Tweot.T-nfth str t ,
near JC : Sroobd ward at JutUce 'lyvy'i oJ3o .
oo Twenty-sixth street , near N ; Third ward
at Kllkars place oo Wet Q street , and the
Fourth ward at the Exchange bull dins :
Tbe unsexation campaign S noxv fairly com
menced and the excitement will be iaten *
i from DOW until Mav the dav of tie ek < c-
Uoa. '
The Nc Citj Clerk ,
Considerable ccmimefit is biter caused by
tbe nerlevt of the rooently-ekvU-d city clerk.
Thomas E. Mi < 3uire to as .gaje the duties of
tbe ofik-e. At last Monday nirht's council
meeting McGulre took the ewth of oJSce and
it was suppa-ed tluit he would take bold at
once , but he bas s far failwi to do so. Me-
Guire is repc > rt i to bave said tbat if he was
sure of secnrinc his oltl position at the pack-
inc bouse back asuia. he would let the citv
clerk's place , to which be bas Wrti t4eot L
po without filling it.
JlcUuire-'s rt-rUaoate of elertion was is--nd
to him on April Ten days thereafter be
'
was requin-d to quabfy and'tertaiaiy to a-
sume the ofbcx'or acttirdiae tn the c-harter it
wfll b-j dcdanid vacant. "If it means any
thing it means tbat McGuirc is tbe onlj leral
city derk on and after today.
Had to I > ifcini x the Ca'C.
The NichoU-ons have Kvn at it airain. The
u'-ual chanres of murdenius aanlls. fear of
life etc . have IHHSI made in tbe jolioe court ,
the officers have l > ewn put to a crvat deal of
trouble. subim-Jias have beseu issue-d , Cemntr
Attomej Maboneyhos been called away from
his work in Omaha to attend the trials , at tbe
last moment the complainants , fail to apiwar.
the chcstnutty story of "no pixisotinins wit-
nesses" iv retold and the old trouble iniker is
set at liberty arain.
"
Thur-caj"altcrneon tbe preliminary hcar-
I ing of ( Jeorce Nic'hulMan on the charge of IH-
I sault vrith intent to kill \va . to wvur Hi-
i daughter. Mr- Mary Brnbaker. filed tbe com
plaint. Instead of app nnsr and funjshin. : .
I tbe CTJdeTJtx1 to I-OUVKI she took the ntotor
| I train for Oniaba at the UIDC the trial was 'n
j be called and did not return until 4 W lit ib
{ I afterao'jn. In ucr arms ? be cairK-d tbe t-i bi
j ! montbs < > 5d baby her attorney so la u
iihly Moke of brinsnng mt 3 ti.
, court for the p-jrr > j.e of ir aUTir
j I sympathy for the woman. Licking a Tvit-
1 ness to swear to the t horce * made in th * i-oni-
i plaint the ocmuty attorney bid to dt aiss the
I t a-e.
i This afternoon Mrs. Brubaker's <
j 1 hearins occurs on tbe cbarcx ? of a murdeixvus I
1 a.sult on her father. On Tuesday of last
| | week she shot the parent in the limb , fortu-
j I au-ly only canting a ficsh wound. The shoot-
i in c occurred on TwentT-fcturth uud L
I ' in full view of the travelers on the
fare. If tbe NichulMm outfit'invists on
j mi. tbe ; olin > force lalxar and trouble they
J should c-ertainiy b- ; com | j i to funiish Jbe )
evidence n fsiary t : euabk * theotdcvn > to ,
put an end to tbear frcvjuent and dis graceful \
family brawls. j
> Jad ' Hi- Wife Mail.
J. P. ThompDn run * , tbe Cleveland b use
i
on Twenty-sixtli. Mrs. Tbomp-on baJ ff > r a
rcest Thur-day afteruwa Mis * Ioa D na-
hue. On returuing from a buggy nde Thim | - ,
s-on finding R < i a in the houM ? heljod her out '
without cvreaxmy. He thinks Rasa is not I
roper comtiany for his wife. Tbe
way Mr * Thomp-nii made thine-- hum for a \
while was a caution. She weiit to tbe pjlie'O |
court and % vaatod her lie e toiiS am , Uid. ,
Tbe p > l > ce ix-fu-t < J to interfere as did ax >
Judge King i-hc returned to her home madder - i
der than anel ben but minusber friendKcisa.I I
Cily Note * ami Personal * * . ,
Mr. and Mr- . Jackson Lainberson of Hunt- |
incton. Pa. , are visiting their sou , William t
Edward Walhvork of Chicago is visiting j
his brother John Wall work.
E. E. Lymar will so > n leave for Anaconda , ,
Mont. , where he will encagr ? in tbe dras bu = - j
inc-.s. '
Letter Carrier Martin is oa his annual va-
cation.
J. J. Skinner , enronts to Orfen , Uuh. is
the gues-t of AN. . MilUpiugh.
Mi-- Mary SjuuMm ! : . assistant principal |
at the hiph s < bool , is quite ill.
(
Mrf J Bryant of Chetopx Kan. , and
Mr Leslie ShepirJ of Chicago. 111. , are t iit- I
ing their eon-art's Mu Anna anJ Mertoa
Francis of this city. i
P T McGrath. cittle bayer for the
Armour < 3dahy par-king company , is > piid-
inr a four wc < ek * " vacation at the Hcil
Spring * . Arkansas.
Mis C Cjrlov stenorrapher at the Swift
p-n-taug company' * oftjc , has poae on an
eastern vai-atian trip |
Pete Boyle , be of pugilistic fame. U back j
from Chicago. ,
Pete Bmin-in has left on another trip to
hi oJd Town of Lake soene .
Mr * . Chn > ue , of Stuart , Ia. . is visiting her
daughter and soa-in-law , Mr. and Mr * i
Joseph W Sii > e , Q and Txventy-third stt\vts (
The EmarKn clab will bold an important
businej. * moetiup next Tuesday ciiht.
One of Ascsor Fleming's ass WBU was i
driven fnm the house of Mrs. Gorman in
the Third ward Thursday by th * irate '
females. With the R.Mtance of a vicious cur I
and a kettle of bailing water the women cari i
ned the day. l
Tbe funeral of Thoins.s Halpin wHl tocur '
on Sunday afterntn i at 2 o'ckck. Service * i
will t > ebeld at St. Agochunfa. . The At-
ci it Order < if Uiiiu < d Workmen will atwnd. I
Mr Ilalprn huvins been a n iiber of the i
order.
John Cavanaurh U a lose prisoner at the j
tolioe station. He was anv > ud ytoJ xlsy .
by Officer Maul-acne for druak ; ne s aad in- I
drioent exposure of his IHJT OIJ- !
Mayor s-kune has nxivod his office into i
Hunt's Week imd will occupv roams joiaUv ,
\vith Eli HDcmd. .
The mayor ictfods to go into tbe real - estate
tate aod loan business |
D. F. Gannon of the Swift clerical force ,
has changtv ) bis abiding j > kuv from Omaha U >
South Omaha and will reside b reaft r with I
W E. Newton on North Tweety-seventh '
street- I
Tlie Only One. j '
The Cbicapo , Milwaukee & St. Paul
is tba only line running solid I
" , electric lifrhtod aad i-t sam ,
lie 1 < ? d train * Iwtwoen Chii gt > , Council i
Blu and Omaha. ,
The l-orth rwadinp lamp Jestnre in tha !
Pullman tleepinfr cars- run on thewj lines ,
ia patented and cannot ba xi > txl by any ,
other railway company. It is the great
improvement of the affts. Try ix aad be
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
cej.ot. Omaha , at 6 p. m. dailv , arriving
at Chicuffo at 9:30 a. ro. Pasnsers
takingthib train are not compelled to
et out ol the cars at Council Bluflr aad
wait { or the train to t > e cleaned. Get ;
ticket and tJtvplnt : car li rtba at Uaioo 1
ticket ofOee , 1591 rVmm ft. \
P. A. XASH. Ga. Afft. [
J. E. PHESTOX Pass Agt. ,
Dr Birney , pracUiv liaiild
ah diK3 u ! nuve and throat.
NKDUASKVS COIIN SUPPLY.
rnt rrlcwii with Farmers and Stock
Shippers on ihc Subject.
Ererr dir a IKVB ttieber of fnrs : r > sad
stock shipper * reach South Omaha trtta
stoek from all pslnts InbsUry to Omaha.
Tb r are In tech trtth lie stock and grain
marked or prices im Uw localities Ja which
they Hve. A rep 1 T has been 6s4giH d te
qvcstioa Ue torn as to tbe prices of prala ,
tbe staoant &f grain oo hind , and tbe aax Et
of grMa beaac feet fo..rari _ < m5 lotalittes , M
compared with but ytsar. Interview * on this
sabject wiU apr r fnaia dav to d r
D. B. Pahner ef S-wrd. Seward county ,
oo the B. .t M. . CbieJUM. &Nortiiwest < Ta aia
AtchLan i Nebraska nilroads. thiato th
is sot ose-third f tb corn crop now ia tbe
baads ef producer * . Tbe price w isl : > t
29 cents a d in s e pUerw sear LtB < x > Ui SI
I cent * . He tJilsks ti price is ac t qaite as
birh a H wj.K t year Perhaps half of Ui
o rn BOW ia tbe hands of producer * i * for
(
John S. Brady of tbe fira of MtOerA ,
Brady & Co _ this city , on being sera by a
j i BEE representative ati nt tbe supjriv ofcwni
1 in this state. saM : "We are not iiTtb ? grain
bustoets and prrfvr not to b" qootod. tat
having an order for a car of corn we l * e-
I rrapbed to North Pfaitte. Schnyler and oSber
> places and were unable to have tbe order
l flllod. The auswer rweivi-d were to tbe ef
fect that farmers were sot bnagiag is corn ,
! i orders were in ahead , etc . aad vera wa * sll-
' ing at 2iVif.Sc T > er bnht-l '
Lafayette Higgias of Auburn. Nemabm
county , oo the B. < fc M and Mtv-ouri Pwiftc
I railroads , frtau-s that -nhere i& little grain in
j j tbat secuoa for sale. Forty tbousand bushels
I will cover all that will go out of Auburn.
I 1 Nearly all the balance of tbe crop will l > e
l nt-edod for feeding aad Mt-ding. Less than
, one-third of last year s crop remain * in tbe
i hands of the farmers. 1 have been trying to
1 bay corn at 30 ceats. bet could not ret much.
Have had BO trooWe ia ctfttinc cars to ship
* in ie early last winter The frfirht is 'JO cents
to St. Louis aad I think ± i c-cnts to Chicatro
Lat week I traveled two days trying to buy
corn and c < nld get only ! . ( > / bushels on my
tnp. "
AV. W. Mabewy of Bruno. Butler county ,
on tbe Superior branch of tbe Frrnxmt , Elk-
born & MutMwn VaUe\ road , says that be is
ia the rraia lrj 4acs s and has an elevator.
There is about one-third of the corn crop yet
in tbat sectioa. Com is selliaj : at 1V cents.
atxrot tbe same juice a- last rear. He saW
"Wenenv have ao trnnblirtrtting e-ars fcr
shipments , whfie in DMt > ml r we bad to pile
tbe oora on tbe rrauud , not biin ? able to pet
cars to ship more than half our purchases.
Tbe freirhts tbi * year are M cents to Chkaun
and 15 cents to St. Loni * . while last vear they
\reee nspirtJvd.v 2 J c-cu'-s and 17nts. The
people of oar Mx-tkrai of Butler county raise
corn for .ale and no m t ft-ed mtich. "
John \V. Court of Kent , Lonp cemnty. near
. the B. i M. re id , writes thai -c-orn is li
cents par bushel.1
BKliop O'Connor'Condition. .
At 10 o'oleK-k last mcht there bad bn no
material cbanre in Ibt. < i-iid.t on of Bishop
O'Counor froia what a was tbrouirhu'jt the
d3V
,
'
BETTER. THAN GOU ) .
RE5TOBED HER HEALTH.
Tor 25 VESTS I rzCert-4 f-03 bails , crrf pp'u
cad other Uccid tCccUwj , tata ; drrjs Hit
fprc = i c = tar ( . 'I < SIcr ! = u asdiire ? vOis-
c t prjg lis zs * jcra-pstuc tiiit ! . Frieni *
fciaied = : 13 trj & S. S. It ir = provoi ras Irzr
tie rt rt , end ttrr tttot : sr-.rJ bcttesrt-
Etarci ny biaitiasf tr I c Eld b 511 fcr L.
iry c s , whi a u nov Errcsryvc JCETS.
J s. 3. i : . LnnAt. Rra-hns Green , Ey.
ie f" n ofi r-id Fr a Di ctsc TTEn ! tea
SWU-T EPiTJlIC CO _ Atlanta. Gi
309 MISFITS. MISFITS. 309
And Uncalled for Garments , Bought from the
13O0 Leading Merchant Tailors 13Q0
Throughout the country , for sale at
The Oridnal o Misfit Clothinq- Parlors ,
1309 Farnam Street. 1309.
All alterations free of charge to insureperfect fit
AM U F.M I X T = - .
It
t DOT p i IL VAIS
: _ . . ' rift and only appearance ia
Ifl I * *
Friday , , y / Mr.andMrs.
Saturday
APRIL
l/ / , lo , 17.nd thtlrmrn London COTI puny
Aur | under tbc direction of Daniel
Mntlnrf i
nf Pinf-r" .
f l-The Ironmaster. "
HJ'i'Su.TO. I "The Queen's Shillmic"
I'rici"Kecr -d 5-Pats. Jl-Vi and } 1 03. Ad-
iijoa fl ' and -
-ale olrat Uir.V ( dop < .da.r morninir.
) ime
One Week Only.
\1-IZ \ J Two Headed
I A A O , Baby.
, Z Z N The Climax of
; E E E'Natures '
L L S j \Yonders
2 Great Stas e Shows.
*
One Dime Admit ? to All.
j FE\IALE BEANS
. , 11 ' r'f I' e-oi -af iuu < - : f wertul
-nlc r ruv.i > t V j nn n ; , -rJt S : a Imz. j > 1-
ij , .i.f l-ji unti ui Aim ' Ui ) Umc. < <
cZam. XI > -J3 ' ! o o.JilJiv tiii u to iftnaba.
I DELICIOUS , STRENGTHENING TO THE NERVES.
h Tea and ccn'ee cheer but uo nut nourish They even
leave an in unous effect upon the nervous system. Indeed
there is no beverage like
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST. "
It siimi.ktei and nourishes as none other , leaves no bad
effects and is a flesh-former of the most approed type.
JFJ-VA\ HOUTn\s'-OC'O Vpar tn S.llw T-CM-r > Tbr l rene mar tnfce
II with pleasure rtnd ! if cak irllh irapHDllr Tbr cvrllla : rffcrl * of tea
lleirdaad pr rrnK-d. Irllrl < . < t to lUcfii-tr " T. ; rei.l tale : In Ilir uurid. "
ASK roil VAN IIOUTK.N-S AM ) TAKE \OOTR CK. M
I I 'VE tt BOWT' - E" vrT = B1 AT > I > FU NEU
i.v THJ :
TJ1K Bi'NM. ? r
lt-I > H lI'lLlJ - ore j i trr ) .t ttur .isi.i'iint 7 if u f u > tt > ? ntt-rr.a. t. Una'tlir
r < -fi < irt i-trenrlb l" Oie M iiiimb finn rnnule n v j wf inu ii luncuiinK.
GRAND.is nday' ' . 20th
OPERA HOUSE I Monday , | 21st
Q RICHMOICDS I T < T ZJ.'DA1.L T [ "At IAM TRT * Meet oa
IK THE FIELD. i 1V MEET5 EKDAL i Equal G.-ound. "
THE PRINCE OF LAUGH MAKERS ,
EZRA i I
|
1A PAIR of KIDS. '
Assist ed by c. r comedians iz. < 3 T IMLOSXS. jar n iia ifce peuve
MIsiKNNItu IJUNN.
The French Corrf r. GILBERT ,
Thf Sabtbury Trout-adjre "Fs-rante" THO3 \CK50K
Just 482 Solid.Laughs in 3 Hours
' Beax this Score and Take the Belt
Balloon j And 6,000 { PARACHUTE
Ascension } . Foot ) LEAP.
OMAHA , SUNDAY , APR. 2O , SfSO o'clock p.m
FROM CAPITOL * Y NJ BETWEEN :3Tn : MD 15TH STREETS
Prof. E. E. CRAIG
THE DARING AERONAUT.
WLL ASCEND IN A BALLOON TO THE HE'GHT ' Or Six THOJ5ASD FE T AT WH CH
HE GHT HE W ( L
Leap from the Balloon
AND DESCEND. 0.OOO FEET IN SIXTY SECONDS , WiTH THE A 0 C F A
PARACHUTE. COWING DOHA'S rtLAD F.RST.
AMERICAN AIR SHIP SYNDICATE , Managers.
The Exliibition is free to all.
A Solid , Substantial
Investment
sound basis for quick and
RETURNS ,
B nil OTprtLe rolled Stue &r
Tanwment l neJtb a l > ooin nor a CrcaUL l > nl an
M > 114. tubttuittal cruvth Uirourb ber natural ; w-
lion and sdrintacef. Her Iron , coal and
pociMn"a wjtb her rail nod water
facilities. tKvBre Uie ootittntrnce 'if lier crt.wth .
* ncb buMnw oen a Andrew Carnerie- rtta
Ort-en. Boron Erlaaser Cbarle' A Dana Abraia .
Hewitt Cliacaoey X. I tfw Henrr A Perear itre -
ttanrotber linre eita nvt tierfh ur { * $ ol Oitl-
tant-Kca. taa jirtslict lor ber a ra t f stare. l r ex-
cieetliiic tint < * 1 any ttber | lDt fn Ibe wlK le > octb.
Her | xi ; > slittk > n and burin" * * ha M tOCTen.- . ! ' ! ! in
tbe ; > n Sour jejim tiiat a n eiT ertrn'ipn of be.-
Ifrritarr lv iiicrrtabifc. > "or tbe reaflj and t ctnonj-
tcul Olfiribntlon of ber niunufactcres it 1 > ensrntlkl
Ibst Ibe new lerntory 'ball nuntlnue Ber water Ircmt
oa tbe Tejme5 ee RJrer anil Ui ! mate * oertiln btr
prowtb Into and t.Umnl ai o7itJoa of Ea't Cbatta-
! xitK > a. Tbe t.r.u ( arref of land r wned al thjKlat
| by tbe Ka * > Clikttajj'Ktca lu > d C znuM tie 8hM rb d
br tbe CU ttan'ti ira t'f the inture ana there ii > tl-
wnvs > an&r ; ce deaund f or Dui-lnes * ) < t * and majjB-
larturlnr Kitef oa U1 * rulttaide j ronenr wbirb tbe
MrtujiaTiy 1 * DOW OereJopinc * Jf tbe M&KJ kbure * of
tbe oympaa.r f vtoft nir valne H ( J ! 8. < i O fhare' are
tbe hand * of trtistef for fracb flevelf > i > -
retlmnkaad fhaifonlj nrcoSerei to l -
at W9 i r iliare. and no n > "re * > oUd. tnbtan *
tliil inTe taaent "ra * crer oSerofl nur more * oundlv
t tia' d 7 rot ; iectt for u rki return
j InTeMorui)4 mannfMnurer * deflricr to l' rae
w ill rttt jTe j' d'jH icr and JcJ InlursiiLUtin on aj -
| j'luatii. a to tbc
1 EAST CHATTANOOGA LAND CO
t IE HUSSZU- . Secretary
I i6 ? uinincr 6t . Sofft. * t * .
ELECTRIC BELT
- . - .
uc. IB , ISS7 , Jw5 > ic = vrDJiiY30. ; ISS9.
- - DE. OWXK'E r LECTIO-
GA1VAJT1C BOUT BELT
Ke TDU Dthilit ? ,
Cott7ruieu.
BersU Ei
kmmoz , MFaitJtf
.
r2TH : > Ol KB BIT * TOIL.
ELECTRIC iKSOLES * . .
Alspan El crric Tru B and Be-lt Combined.
So.4 " . ; * ttf r f i r n.rc t Ju.1 C I" > DL. Zl < : u.co. wljtti. . I.e
IKJ.I ton 1 11 | , uJ nU .C BIH r lm < Knlln ttf t j Jl ir M
OVE5 EIXCTE.IC BELT fc APPLIAKCE CO.
SO9 JJortn Brotiwaj- LOUIfl. JtO.
S29 Brtmairir. BXW YeaS CTTlt.
KERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
.
f ul'iw * . Kentw Iprtmattu. . hoUcninc < if u r I.rtin. r *
rultiu ? in lawiXJtjr aad Jftwinc' to xniwry df uil
dr&tli rnm4Uj * O13 AC * " , Utrr * .rwiK UOK * ij Power
Infcther * x. Icvolunttrj Lcuu-ri . unJ jH-rnit-iorrbar *
t . .iM 3 InrrtaxprtlDn erf < b * lirtln , Milf-Ai/uM * or
ci -4aduicrif i-acli t ox rcfftalzik cmr n tntl'k trci t-
r * rt. | "J & itcix. m ui tpr Ii. rent tr mul prr aJd
M lih rtwii ardnr fe-r tui I nitviJI iij pur * twr
rt tr.iiiu t la Tfnnd R > UDT if tfc * trtu4m * a fialk iu
care uakr xttA * iM.c * a * id r iuii * wia t/uy i /
GOODMAN DRUG CO .
110 Tarnum Stmct , OiruuiaNeb. .
EXGURSiON SOUTH.
A r.trf ClinTice to TWt
CHICAGO , LOUISVILLE : . NASHVILLE ,
CINCINNATTI.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
laid Uie KinlrOlli of Uie Am.y of tbe TecutM h
Attrudmc Uic Ojx-Bits fralet u
NORTH CHATTANOOGA.
F08TUK S FOR INVESTORS IN THE
REVIVING SOUTH.
ExtraordlBarj- onJtato. . cw > d lor tLlrtJ
* ) k tu Iratr ( ulrjrci A'H ) ' Ui 11X1
I r-ir uific tirrvluji nj-iilr H"l liter ibtn Aiiril 71 to
( ! SitKin fa p Acet.tN i > r < M A St JII U ApfnU
i vaute < liL'fu-jac I > * M j. * fi aii i vwntba. ur
T-J-AULSnV .t SPAKRR. liaukrrt.
An I. ( inllr btrrrl. CLlca
' Pendf rattrrtjii. ! ) :
Queer GtyTopHfgCo.
BUGQTTOPS
cr juj. XIM.S.
u ,
ftaij
EQRMEN ONLY :
fflct LOST erf ITLIKO KJLSEOODi
Mlfl&tDcrU u4 StSTOCS IJEIlIfTTj
! | | W.ika.utf twiykttKiti. rc u
Lulu Errn-tcr Zxt uu iz O.i tu To r.
p 4 HUOt fluty &Ml f C K l r .Urp
GRAND LOTTERY OF JUAREZ
it Of Uif
Ut ul
For CJiarltAble Parposes.
GRANT ) MONTHLY DRAVTDfG
IB tikp M&rrtn rubllrM ibt cdtjof Jufcrct
Mnloa.
, APRIL 23rd. 1SBO.
| * n > on l
Mo- a Xr AIH.I tu.rfUi lurmw
tLit liiinM'Dtr nSttut Ik inQtRlrnt irmtr .titt f ti tb
I'uMlc Uirt Uir art < f inc. til t * ! > rJ3 lli ulrlrt boa.
rntr ana tuimt-t to all. ni Ujr Jiatr UIF
cor of tbe Mnicia covcrcarult it of i-joil
CAPITAL. PRIZE , S5O/OOO
OM.I Ki.ftOTio.ET * . OTH ( VUKW TICK.CT * .
W bole Ticket . H Half TicLets , ti
Qunrt < T Tickets , JL
UT or
1 frutnl
1 Iflirat JaWO 1
SITtrriof ] .WW each rr
ID IVlrrmf iCU wli ure SUU
W ITlreKif JUOekrbnre WfJ
M each are. WIU
IM each urr " .5JJ
,
300 PrtM.f I iJinrhare . . li O
} iio 1'nie * of j tMii art- . . . . t.nj (
1IO ! rn M of St.rii JT . . . ZAU
TIKMI AI. ritiir >
K * Tnnln l l * Ml OKI I'rii" ol 123 * re ft ) H3
i'lj 7crminiili uUO.U'tJ ' J'rlrt vl 119 eac.b mis t-l"J
1 Wl Prtref naoatiUnr M > Utj f"B
Tin < kao
> > : i. la Cbibculiuii huh j an1t
from Uie Mertr&.D XbUTtUiUdtii. ! B&riL uc
the mop * w JcDd . u
Uie t > rtre am D in Ujet.itAviilHiTTLH * i j AKLZ
\\elunberrertllr ti l we vilj mjierr KF t nr
&rrunieuie&tti slid ID i > er.i > u m&bi e un3 x.1 rt >
tlje Cra UlJ : u ! tM * l au-rr stifl tlim Uic Mime ur
< M aur1IU bone-Mr , lumen * no (3 ( In t > t a Sk.ih
Uird UJ iHLTJet
iHLTJetJOHN * Mo nv < " mtcl k oer
CAIK > AJM.I KLLK- .
SBitTrinur Jor U ir remnient
If IHT tlrtM drun-mr > jirin- neoi u U > f onuer
. ] tni < Tl ( It * Jhfe Tfclue will tie < Hilleto2 JLU A re ml U * 3
to Uie o oer thertx'f free ol rhurre
KIX.AH B BUOVtOV
rrfuJdest Kl HU-.O ftU'lnl I B .nk. El ! Tet
AGENT ? A\A.NTU1 >
r < r dali rn.U1 fif HTJT lurttr tot jrm&i in. r *
to Uie Bude-kimed Mutlnc Tor aS"TK irnr ! U4
funti street uno nomiier M re r rtn m . i
nrfull hflilrei *
lv3tli.\J3IUN 4LBAM S.O ' 13
t IT v 1 JuiLrei Met ra.
N < 'T1 < K
retu ttttnreR lor urknt * Mrirfi nar * etter
xii ; U 'i e t "O r 111.1111 lr a 1 riu ' * ni
N w 1 rt lrt'bt nr * Kant l > nirt or
tetw-r * w
" * i BA ti fo
iltr ( it Juarei. ! e
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
5T7TEHTES FROM
\rr oo. [ telillltr.
1 pntbfol IndUrretloni.
.Manhood.
Y&j men , front U * eJTwt * tif j-emthfcl
Itiijirudvtm' , hhr * ItrourLt t.laut b nuti * of
wtt : &tMB Una ItM ntdur * Uir r kj ry > -
tfrm * 3 raDcfe a * to influw alm'wt rtrry
trouble citrT * * n r t 4ti ? mrj > t'rt * 1. tiey O
kre dnctoruJ for ntTTthinff tmt ttirUrht Q-
rvd ) rf tht.1 mniictTHd tt Lu jiru3uw3
tut the rt&rf of U el * * * of jibUr it * . t > mit < .
of Uifr orfliiitTT' ncOc > of trr.ttnK-.zit r3ft ! fc
jtftfcl nructtP * v * li4Tf exic7lmt t4 3 vitb
Clu. The fcsocunjitnjtiir1 prt K riptioa U of-
ftrctl b K certain ana rprrdj cttrr. *
rt rtjnrnil to tirrjurt br Jth IT Jt * tmr kTter
, n-dU
' ttu prwiennioai.
; it Erythroijjcm CCTCIL. _ _
JrmtHtitiL. J-f firwhta.
" " > i' c .irdraclim.
pcmpw * .
IL Wx.
tbif 1 pm U S p. m , wi3 J > -
to tmd. In sn
fct tKt Umfi. RiLtiiir U * * immlr tLrtf- flit j :
TliUrrni OrUttJi4iU du r'tJ7'coii4Jticmctf g \
tit j-roti * < l4iI UJT7 * .u3 weJoiew in euii ir Hex. g-
-r rm J ?
rtm of P :
_ t lu O
ph cfiirtlDDM f or Vkhort ttn > echajut tite n'
firrr ) c coalition U > K
iTHlry rtUUr * to uJi rtmnKly , we vtttifl D.
" 3 fr7 ts tli * * * vjjo * * tnlfl ji * if tr to iitrtjiit Jt of { % -
BI. rrnJttiwr p a * wurOy iwUhd tck' p :
juranifd , * iu t * it I'.T nixirxi mtO frtm * v
ourprtrfc-U IkiKinJory or vr * i2 f err JL ( p
- Q''utTkart * . which wiU cur * n j tcj ft , lor $ t.
V Afldrttie orcaJl < n
KEW Ecgiani ! Medictl Institute ,
21 Trrmont How. Dot Ion. Main.
Ocnjjnrt.t. 1C , by r a Hnxra.
NO RIBBON
PtrmaDCDtAlignnitnt
SPEED ,
Strength.
Sold Onder a POSITIVE GUAR
ANTEE. .
GEO. H. SMITH & CO ,
Genf-al Apeou Nebraska safl Ijw -
31O S 16th St. , - - Omaha
HATS.
\\UNlIII .
s Opera Hou e B CK K
"JOSEPH GILLOTT'S" '
STEEL PENS.
GCi-D ' "EOAi . PAF i LI- * - . ' 6S3
THE MOST PERFECT OF PEHS ,
TOfrWEAK
, ,
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