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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1890)
MORE HEADS IN THE BASKET To Keep Company With That of Mr. Edward Dickinson. MR. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS' ' DENIAL , A Ncu- Position In lropoct fi r Sir. J. H. Ti > l > ) ( ( While ( hu 1'owcrn That lie Have Despoiled Mr. Klmlmll ol' Ilia Authority. The shock tlint ran through Union Paclflo ranks when Mr. Dickinson was nskod to stop down nnd out has been renewed and , iiccord- Ing to Information from the Inner circle , It liiw been renewed with a vonganee , Mr. Mt'llcn Is to bo succeeded by Mr. Mun- roc , nnd Mr. Tcbbettu will bo made asslstan Kcncrnl tnidlc malinger. Tlii' handwriting on the wall , It Is nssertod , nuddcnly blazed forth In the ofllco of no los.nn person than Third Vlco I'reslilont Ktmball nnd that the place which now knows him so well will , lit a few weeks or unys , know him no mor/ forever , so fur as his present ofllclal position Is concerned. A short tlmo ajjo n prominent Rontlomnn residing out of the city sent Mr. Ktmball a request for a pass. The letter received no attention , not even an answer , nlthoiiKh such a request had been previously answered with both promptness and pleasure. The ircnlleman who inado thpreque.it wai In this city recently nnd asked Mr. Klmbnll If Lo had received u request from him for n pass. Mr. ICimball answered that ho had , butthat nil power to do anything more of the kind for Ills friends had boon taken out of hl.s bands , much us he regretted the tnortlllcntlou which thn nnmmncomont occasioned him. The u'l'iitleman then nsked Mr. ICimball why ho Iiad not at least answered his letter. To this , Mr. Kimball acknowledged or revealed another fact that went verv much against his gniin. It was that ho hud found himself under astonishingly close surveillance mid was actually afraid even to answer the letter. Cli.'irlcB Krnni.'lH Atliimn. I'reslilont Charles Francis Adams and Vlco President Holcomb finished their tour of the Union Pacific system and returned to Omaha yesterday morning. Speaking of the trip , Mr. Adams said : "We found the road in very fair condition. 'However , tlicro was nothing particularly noticeable ono way or the other to call for Hpocial comment. "So far as our business Is concerned , wo nro moving a largo tonnage In fact It Is the largest , proportioned upon our mileage , wo ever had. "Tho outlook that's hard to predict. I never undertake to speak of outlooks. The unexpected so often occurs that tt Is impos sible for mo to forecast the future. Every thing seems to be moving along smoothly and satisfactorily. "Yes , wo have planned to build an exten sion of about ono hundred and eighty-live miles from Portland , Ore. , lo 1'ugct sound. That will develop a prolific region and open to us a source of general tralllc which wo have not heretofore been able to reach. "So far as I am advised the company docs not promise any hirUvor outlays , except the Pnget .sound scheme. As you know , wo are changing this Kansas Central and Utah Northern from narrow to standard gauge lines. "There is no foundation whatever for the report of extensive improvements at Garllold beach this year. Anything that has been given publicity concerning that matter is en tirely premature. " When questioned regarding rumors of nioro changes to bo mndo in the ofllclal staff , Mr. Adams declared that he knew of none. "Mr. Dickinson's resignation , " ho con tinued , "is tlio last , and it there are others to follow , it is something I know nothing about. If an oulchil circular lias not been issued ap pointing J. O. UriuUcrholT lo succeed Dickin son , it will bo in n few days. " Touching the subject of a permanent suc cessor to .r. II. McICibbcn , as general pur- chiming agent , Mr. Adams stated that ho had not found tlmo to give the matter a thought uinco leaving the city four or llvo weolcs ago. "Harvey Middleton , " ho went on , "has been appointed superintendent of motive power anil I know of no other changes de- ciiled on or contemplated. " On being asked what Nebraska should dote to distinguish herself at the world's fair , Mr. Adams said : "It has always been and is now , in } ' opinion that the world's fair should either lie. abandoned entirely or deferred to the year I'.WJ ' , tin' . "iOUtli anniversary , and thus spare the present generation another severe infliction. Otherwise , I know very little about the enterprise , except that it is to bo held in Chicago. On general principles , it striked mo that a more lilting or proper place could not have been selected. But ns to what the several states , corporations and societies ought to do as regards displays , I sec no reason why they should not follow the line carried out in the centennial exposition at Philadelphia in 18TO. " "Tho country , " said Mr. Adams , "is looking very prosperous. " As to the condition of railroad matters , general mto wars particularly and schemes for organizing new associations , he had not read the papers very regu larly and consequently know too little about what was going on. " Up KlKlit-of-AVny. II. A. Parker , second vice president ; M. A. TJOW , attorney , and J. II. Wilson , claim agent of the Koek Island nro in Omaha looking after business connected with tlio proposed cut off from this city to a connection with the Chicago , Kansas & Nebraska system. They are engaged in seeming Iho right-of-way and have already paid several thousand dollars to property owners between South Omaha and the Sarpy county lino. An Important question undur consideration at present Is whether to cross the Platte at North I lend or near Ashland. The former point is very much in favor. The threatened scheme of going direct to Beatrice and leav ing Lincoln out has been abandoned. Ar rangements are being made for n right of way into Lincoln , where connection can bo effected wIWi the Omaha & Hepubllcan Val ley road. and 1'or.soimls. Harvey Miildlotan , the now superintendent of mollvo power , will arrlvu Wednesday to enter upon the duties of his position. The nurllngton's advnnco In stock rates at Kansas City to 18 cents does not iiltcct the Omaha rato. They have never been lower than iil cents hero. Sovcnty-llvo men were put to woric laying n double truck on the Missouri Pacilio belt linn out as far as Druid Hill. This improve- iH'nt ! was found necessary on account of in- created business. The line will bo extended to the other terminus as soon as necessary. TllO HfHt ItCSIllt. Every liiBivilicnt vinployed In proiluclnR Hood's SarsajMrlllu Is strictly initv. ami Is the best of Its kliul It Is possible to buy. All the j-oots ami herbs are cure-fully selected , person ally examined , and only the bust ivttiiiied. So that from the tlmo of purchase until Hood's .Snrsnpurllla Is prepared , owrythliiR Is care fully \\-utohctl with a view to outlining tlio best result. Why don't you try lit Kntertnlnliifj tin ; Tlon. Dick nurltn entertained the Omaha ( iiiunU In u iiuiet but very handsonio inannor at thu Klks' eluu room.s hislovonlii In honof of tholr inujinlllccnt prUo-wiiiuint ; work at Lincoln. There was an utter absence of all formality whutover , the nlTuir beliiK planned simply as an occasion to show the young gcntleiueti that the very iidnilrablo manner In which they had acquitted thomsolvcM was slneoivlv appreciated ny at least ono of the best friend's which they have in their homo city. And that thu princely efforts of Mr. Ilerlln were uuijt thoroughly appreciated was evi dent In the faces and words of the many gal lant young gentlemen who were present. Through eoaclios 1'ullman pilaco : Floupers , tUnltitfenrs , free rc clliiin uhulr u-s to Chicago mill iutervonluff polnU via the urotit Uock bluiul routo. Tick et ollico 100U , Sixteenth mid t'urnntu. TWIXT COUN'MIilj AND JUUY. Tlint IH the Position Nd\v Occupied by Tony l-'rnnk. Argument1) ) wcro resumedycstcnlny morning In tbo trial of Tony Frank , for the inutilcr of William C'hronlstcr. l-'or n snt of men who had bcon cooped up and kept under strict surveillance over Sun day , the members of the jury looked particu larly bright and In thoroughly good trim for hearing n scries of long speeches. Mr. Crowoll came llwt and closed for the defense. In coming before the Jury ho said that had a feeling of hesitancy nnd weakness , not as to the position occupied by his client , but regarding his own as bolng called upon to stand between the decision of twelve of his fellow men and the life or death of ono poor , Ignorant man. After expressing confidence In the ludg- mont of the Jury , Mr. Croivcll made use of these words : "The sun will shlno as bright , the grata will grow as green , the birds will sine Just as sweetly , no matter whether you send thU defendant forth to breathe the f rco air of heaven or send Ids spirit to Its maker and his body to the grave. Hut , gentlemen of the Jurv , your destiny for all eternity hangs upon your decision In this case. Mark mo well , the dofendantant whoso weal or woo you have m your hands , today , N on Innocent man. Is the victim pure and simple of circumstantial evidence. " Continuing , Mr. Crowell gave with great emphasis a lengthy resume of the case. Ho pictured Mrs. Heed ns a bold , designing woman. Ho referred to the ilrst legal hang ing in Omaha , which occur rod thirty-one years ago , and made capital out of the fact that the victim was ono of circumstantial evi dence nnd that the real culprit confessed , upon liis death-bed , having committed the murder for which a victim had already been sacrificed. .This was followed with the read ing of number of cases of a similar nature. Mr. Crowell spoke for two hours , and was followed by Mr. Mnhonoy for tbo state , who addressed the Jury a similar length of tlmo. In tlio Afternoon. As Mr. Mahoney proceeded In his work of wcavinir tbo web of damaging facts about the prisoner us they were found in the testimony , Frank listened with apparently far less in terest than any ono of the few spectators. Indeed , all throughout the trial this man has shown an almost total lack of concern In the proceedings which would drive many another to Insanity. It is no exaggeration to say that had it been a trial wherein ho was being examined for the slightest misdemeanor ho could not have shown less interest. Mr. Mnhonoy spoke until 3 o'clock. At 11 o'clock last night the Jurors ceased their labors and retired to rest , stretching themselves out upon benches about the room. It Is understood that at that hour they had taken six ballots , and that upon the last bal lot the vote stood 7 to 5 in favor of conviction. District Court. Two district court Juries reportcdyosterday morning. .That in Danklo vs Heller disagreed. In White vs IJaumer plaintiff got $ ' . ' # 1.80. John F. Hlchhart bos sued the city of South Omaha for $1.820 damages caused to bis property at Twenty-seventh and 1C streets by the grading of those streets. Dowitt K. Miller asks that a deed to prop erty In lirigg. * Place from him to T. W. Hazeii be set aside , alleging fraud and mis representation in a trade. Sar.di S. Miller has applied for a divorce from Benjamin F. Miller. She states that they were married August " 1 , 1880 , in this city , nnd since that time tlio defendant , who is a conductor on tlio Missouri Pacific rail way , has contributed only twenty cents to wards her support. She asks that he be com- nelled to allow her money to prosecute the divorce suit nnd prays for divorce and res toration to her maiden naino of Sarah S. Uittcr. County Court. Elizabeth Gallighcr has sued George S. Smith and Elmer D. Frank for $150 on a note. note.W. . J. Council has sued John Chollnrm for SoOU for legal services. United States Court. In the United States court tbo case of Joseph M. Walter vs Miles McAleer , the Chicago grain broker , was continued before Judge Dundy. The testimony was all sub mitted to thojury last night and the argu ments will bo made this morning. All of the petit Jurors except these engaged In the trial of this case were discharged yes terday morning , and the business of the term is practically ut an end. Miles' Nerve nnd Ijivcr Pills. An important discovery. They act on the liver , stomach and bowels through , the nerves. A new principle. They speedily euro billlousness , bad taste , torpid liver , piles and constipation. Splendid for men , women and children. Smallest , mildest , surest. ! iO doses for ! i > cents. Samples free at Kulm & Co.'s 15th and Douglas. A DOLLAR A COW. A New Sustention Kesnrdlnj ; tlio U- ( dining of tlio Milkmen. A meeting of the board of health was heldnt tbo city physician's oflico yesterday morning , with a full attendance of the members. Dr. Uiipcn presented a copy of the rules of the St. Paul health department bearing on contagious diseases , for tbo consideration of the board. ' These were examined in detail and several were recommended to tbo city attorney with the request that ha frame an ordinance to bo presented to tlio council. They recommended , among other things , that school children from families articled with scarlet fever bo not allowed to attend school until llvo weeks after tlio disease bad disappeared and in the case of diphtheria the pupil should bo kept from school for at least one week. Other details regarding the duties of phy sicians were also provided for. The board also considered Iho milk busi ness. It was decided to recommend a license of $1 for each cow instead of each vehicle , as Iho ordinance now stands. A largo number of rules and regulations for tlio conducting of dairies were also acted upon , bearing upon every detail of the business. lUUKIIAUSiCU'S PLAN. It Is to Circulate n Petition Ktivorlng llln ClinlrmniiHliln AHplriitioiiH. P. W. Dirkhauscr has for the past few days been circulating n petition In his own behalf. The signers pray that ho may bo ap pointed chairman of tlio board of public works. Ho circulated among Gorman-Amer ican citizens ehiclly and at last accounts had Induced about three dozen lo aftlx their names to the paper. Henry Bolln , a republi can , is said to have been the Ilrst to sign it. Many of these approached politely evaded the petition and through these men It was learned that Birkhauser wa * making this lust supremeelTort to induce the mayor to appoint him. Henry Pundt says that the pelitlon was presented to him last Saturday morning and that hu signed it. The list of names then numbered not more than ten or twelve.1 thought , " continued Mr. Pundt , "that Birk- hauser was the only man after the appoint ment for chairman of the board of public works. Ills friends represented to mo that ho was the best man for that position and I signed his petition. Had 1 known more about this matter I would certainly not have signdd his petition. " Just then Mr. William J. Kennedy passed by and be said : "Tho.ro goes mv choice. I was very sorry to have to tell him the position I had placed myself in. " TicaviMiwortlt Honlovard , Active measures are now being taken to secure donations of land to widen West Leavenworth street to a llW-foot boulevard from the Missouri .Pacific tracks lo Iho now park , a number of property holders having already signed the p.ipors which uro now l > oing circulated for that purpose. A petition will bo piu-tented to tbo council asking the establishment immediately of the grade on said street , as the county "commissioners are i-oudy to do the. grading at once without ciut to the city , half the street being outside the city limits. At the meellng of cillzcns Saturday night , nt the corner of Park uvonuo and Lo-ivimwurUi street , It was decided to abandon the viaduct nutter for the present lu order lo push the boulevard schema as rapidly as possible. Another meellng will beheld held nt thu sumo place Thursday night , free to the public. THE TRANSPORTATION BOARD , It Will Go to Colnmbus Today to Hear Testimony "in a Oaso. INFORMATION ABOUT NEBRASKA ROADS , The Fremont , Klkhorn A Mlnsourl Valley the Only Ono That Has Bo Kar Complied With the Ilcaucst , Lixcour , Neb. , Juno 10. fSpoctal to Tun IIE. : ] The state board of transportation will go to Columbus tomorrow to take testimony in the case of Guy 0. llanium vs the Union Pocillc railway company , In which it Is asked that the rates on stork from Columbus to Omaha bo reduced. The present rates nro said to bo excessive and illegal. The only railroad company complying with the request o the board of transportation to furnish information as to cost of railroad , op eration , net carninpH , etc. , Is the Fremont , KlKhorn & Missouri Valley. The extension of tlmo made for the benellt of the railroads ended on last Saturday , but as the Union Pa- clllc ofllcials promised to have their statement ready by the 17th the time has a ; ain been ex tended until tomorrow. After that date the secretaries of the board will make up a rate on the Information that they will then have. ST.ITK HOUSC NRW3. Auditor Henton is sending out circulars to the clerks of the various counties of the state asking thorn to postpone making their levies until the last day of grace , July 0 , in order that the decision of the supreme court may bo reached in regard to the Madison county muddle over the equalization of taxes. In the supreme court today the following cases were lilcd : Jay L. Watrons and Cora U. Watrons vs Joseph W. Ganctt. Error from Mcrrick county : John W. Getchell vs Thomas II. BcnUm , auditor of public accounts of the state of Nebraska ; submission of con troversy. This Is the Nellgh dam case ; 11. Hunter ct al vs Theron N. Hell and St. Paul National batik ; error from Valley county. TIU : iHuiU'iinssinu : sLOMixsicr. The notorious Dr. Slominskl , whoso dark ways and means have been so often exposed through the columns of Tim HUB , Is hero in Lincoln running an alleged museum of anat omy. Ho is distributing about the streets certain pamphlets which in Omaha would cause his arrest on the charge of circulating obscene literature. A MANIAC surnnns. Richnrd T. liansen , a young man who be came Insane from vicious habits , committed suicide yesterday at the asylum. He was twenty-tour years old and was taken to the institution only about a week ago. The exact time of the suicide is not known , as at the time the body was found last evening it was still warm. Hanson ended his existence by cutting himself with glass. Ho smashed the window of his room , and tauing a sharp- pointed fragment gashed himself across the abdomen until bis bowels protruded. Ho then attempted to cut his jugular vein and loft several ugly gashes on his neck. This failing to produce death , he thrust the glass between bis ribs into his heart. The coroner was summoned but refused to hold an in quest. The body was sent to Bennett tliis after noon for burial. THH NOTKI ) M'AI.USTCIl WIMj CASE. The heirs of John McAllister have gained a signal victory toward proving J. H. McMurtry and J. S. Gregory guilty of fraud in manipu lating the will and other papers of the de ceased , as today in the district court the Judge declared the will null and void. The case has attracted more attention than any of the kind in Lincoln for many years. The his tory of the case is as follows : John McAllister was a crazy sort of fellow who , through his penurious habits , managed to save over & > ( ) , UOO. Ho would allowhlmself only 15 cents a day to live on , and in case ho grow hungry ho would 1111 his stomach with shavings. Ho was a crank on a certain theory of logic and lie often offered to make any one his heir that would follow his insane ideas concerning that science. Ho was twice con- lined in art asylum. During his lunacy it is claimed by the heirs that J. II. McMurtry and J. S. Gregory cunningly took advantage of the old man's imbecility to get hold of his property , and when he died it was discovered that lie gave McMurtry a claim in certain valu able lots on O street , and gave all the rest of his property in trust to Gregory , cutting all ids rightful heirs off without a shilling , ex cepting Ephraim McAllister. The heirs were very indignant over the state of affairs , and commenced suit. Among these heirs are General Scholiold , U. S. A. , Uov. James Schotleld , James McAllister , William Mc Allister , Emily Langworthy and others. The will wsis filed for probate in Septem ber , IBS' ' ) , but October 22 the heirs contested. They set forth in their petition that "J. H. McMurtry attempted to cheat and defraud McAllister by having him execute a mort gage for $7,500 , and later on ono for ? -J,0)0 ( ) , which are void. " They also claimed that "tho instrument was not the legal will of John McAllister , but ono which John Gregory Induced the deceased to sign through rraud and under influence. " They entered a protest against Gregory and McMurtry acting as administra tors. Later the contestants said they discovered that a young man employed In McMurtry's office know all about McMurtry's actions In the matterand that as soon as the real estate dealer discovered that the heirs were after his clerk as a witness ho offered him f.X ) ( ) to leave town or 200 to keep quiet. Last Saturday , however , the young man was sent to the penitentiary for forgery and after duo deliberation yesterday it was decided that the case against McMurtry and Gregory was strong enough without his tes timony. The judge ruled that tit the time the papers were made out McAllister was insane and the papers are therefore void. C1TV NEWS AND NOTES , Mrs. Thayor's symptoms are a little more favorable today , but she is still very low. The only nourishment her stomach will stand Is half a cup of beef tea and the same amount of milk and llmo water every twenty-four hours , Still the governor has hopes of her recovery. SOUTH OSl'lllA. XE1V8. Dentil of DoWitt O. Anderson. DoWitt O. Anderson , aged thirty-eight years , died at his home , K street , between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets , Sunday morning at 10 o'clock , after a linger ing illness , with pneumonia. Mr Anderson leaves a widow , Mrs. Mary Anderson , and an infant son , Edwin D. Mr. Ander son was one of the oldest residents of the city and has been a member of the police force for nearly threoycars. At roll call Sunday night the following resolutions , read by Mar shal Maloney , were adopted by his sympa thising fellow police ofllcers : IIUSOr.UTIONR. Whereas , Our M'speoli'il co-laborer and friend , DoWitt Andurson , has bcun icmovcil from our mlilst by the will of the giver of all pi'rfiu't Klfti. anil Wlii'ivasVo liiivo known him and boon I'lu-i'ly a-.oi-latoil with him for the past tluvu yours ; tliiToforo bo It UoMilvi'd , That In his death wo line a trim frlond anil an ablu nlHrcr ; onoover ruiuiy and witling aiut wu | > Know no four. llo It further rosolvod. That the sympathy of tlio South Onmlm pnlli'ii fnrco bi > hoivliy o\- tonilod to the faithful wifu anil friendof tliu doi'ca od , and that a copy of these ru.iulutloiH bo.icnt the family. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock today from his late residence. Tlio inter ment will bo in Forest Lawn cemetery , Omaha. The entire police force of the city will attend the funeral. Stoi'lvyardn Improvement , A meeting of tlio board of directors of the Union stockyarus company was held yester day afternoon at ! ) o'clock , with Messrs. John A. McShano , William A. Paxton , John A. ( . 'reighton , Milton Koger.i , M. U. Keith and Edward A. Cudahy of the board , and Acting President W. N. nabcnck mid Sec retary J. C. Sharpe present. The meeting was to act on the contemplated improvement In the yards. The now building for the Union stockyards bank will bo erected Just east of the exchange building. It will bo of brick with stone facings , li > x"0 feet , and two stories high. A largo barn will be erected to ai'commodato patrons of the yards. The elevation to the northwest of the yards will bo graded down to a level and the removed earth will bo used to till up Lake Plvonka , east or the oxchungo. The yardage will bo extended over both the place llllcd In and the section graded down I'ens will bo ut ouco erected covering theao places , thus nearly doubling the einl.iclty of the yarla for stock. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Serious Itnnnwny Accident. Koturnln ? Sundaj' front a picnic at Snrpy Mills , Foster M , Allen , Thomas F. Sweeney and Henry Howlby trcro thrown out of the buggy , Mr. Sweeny falling on his he.id and knocked Insensible ' -Surgeons were sum moned and an o xamination revealed serious bruUes about the body and injuries on the head with perhaps fatal results. The unfor tunate man was removed to his homo Thir tieth and U streets. Peoples' Protective The South Omaha Turners have elected Messrs. Rudolph Ilartz , John Frey and Jacob Jaskalek to the state convention of the pco pie * protective right league to bo held In Lin coln , Wednesday , Juno 2,1. South Omaha lodge No. 63 , U. O. T. II. has elected Messrs. F. J. Eggcraud Gus AVardeman representa tives to the same convention. Foresters' Plcnlo Committee. Messrs. J. K , Gustus of Court Kcllpso. John Slmanck of Court Nebraska , James Brosnan of Court Eclipse , of Omaha , and Charles Singer of Court Magic City , Nets A. Lundgrcn of Court Skandla. H. lleyman of Court IVutouhi , and Frank Plvonka of Court Brokop Vclky , went to Plattsmouth to in spect the grounds for the union picniu of all the courts of Foresters in the county. Iilvely Sunday Unnnwny. Councilman C. A. Molcher's tine buggy horse while being hitched up Sunday after noon to a brand-new phaeton became fright ened and circled around the house and running between the barn and an out-liouso wedged Itself In far enough to completely wreck the vehicle. Stnlihcd Under the Arm. John Shaw of the Third ward was stabbed under the right arm by John Porter , the blade penetrating Its full length in the man's body. Fortunately no vital spot was touched. The two had had trouble early in the morning and mot later under the Q street viaduct , when the deed was done. . Koubed of Ills C lo then. Henry Walls laments the successful visit of an unknown thief , who robbed him of a coat and vest , a silver watch and a lot of German papers. The thief left uo traces by which to follow him. _ Xotes About tlio City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foxworthy of Lin coln , are visiting Mrs. Foxworthy's ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hunt. . George Wescott has removed from Colum bus and has located hero. Miss Coo Hunt , after a month's visit with relatives in Lincoln , 1ms returned. A called meeting of the board of education was held Saturday night. Nothing was done except discuss the decision of Judge Shields in the contest of Uobert Fuuston against John C. Carroll. In the base ball game at McArdlo's mills Sunday tlio Sobotkers defeated the Elk- horns by a score of 10 to 1 i. Mrs. Thomas Rock and children have re turned from St. Paul , Minn , Next Sunday afternoon the Sobotkcr ball club will go to Lake Manawa to play the Models of Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L , Anderson have re turned from Marsballtown , la. A. Saybolt. of Salem , O. , is visiting his sis ter and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whitney. Landlord James H , Lowry , after a month's sojourn at Colfax Springs , la. , has returned completely cured of rheumatism. John Snydcr of engine No. 8. Omaha , came to this city Sunday to visit August Myers , and while examining a' line horse belonging to the latter receiveuVa' ' stinging kick in the face , almost closing bis left eye. The only railroad tram out of Omnha run expressly for ( ho accommodation of Omaha , Council Bluffs , DCS Moines txnd Chicago business is tlio Reek Islitnd vestibule limited , leaving Omaha at 4:15 : p. in. daily. Ticket oftlco 1002 , Sixteenth and Fariutm st..Omvhii. ; Not Enumerated. In response to a card in Tin : SUXDA.T Bnn asking citizens who had not been visited by the census enumerators to send in their names to this ofllce , the following have been received : Tlio family of Gcoi-go Ileyn , consisting of six persons and his two servants , residing at 035 South Twenty-ninth street ; Dr. Shriver , Barker block ; the family of N. J. Burnham ; the family of John Carson , 9311 North Twenty- fifth street ; the family ut 83J Georgia avenue. _ Twenty-ninth Street. OMAHA , Neb. , Juno 10. [ To the Editor of Tim Bnn.J I reside at 531 South Twenty- ninth street. The census enumerator has not called upon mo to date. I do not think a sin gle nouso upon the above street between Leavenworth and Half-Howard , has been visited. J. A. Nortli TJOWO Avenue. OMAHA , Nob. , Juno 10. [ To the Editor of THIS BUB. j What has become of the census enumerator for this part of the city I I do not know of anyone in the vicinity of Fortieth and Farnnm streets who has been counted as yet. Neither has any inquiry been made. The following persons reside at this number : James W. McEathron , Miss Gertrude Me- Eathron , Miss Mary E * . McEathrsn. W. J. McE\Ttmos , 103 iN'orth Lowe avenue. Thirtieth Street. A resident on Thirtieth street writes to TUB Bun that on that thoroughfare between Ilnrnoy and Leavenworth , on which street ho himself resides , ho has not been able to find a resident who has been enumerated. Ladles who value a refined complexion must use Pozzoni's ' powder it produces a soft and beautiful skin. Dr. Birnoyprictico : limited to catarrhal - al diseases of uoso and throat. Bee bldg1. Both the method nwl rcaulta vhen Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant nnd refreshing to tlio taste , and nets gently yet promptly on the Kidneys , Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys tem cOlictuiilly , dUpcls colds , head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced , pleasing to the tnsto nnd ac ceptable to the stomach , prompt in ita action nnd truly beneficial in ita effects , prepared only from the most healthy anil agrccablo substances , its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have inado it the most popular remedy known. byrup of Figa is for sale in EOo and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- euro it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. S4H fKAHCISCO , CAl. touisytuf , xr. HEW ro/wr , tt.r. CURES PEHMANENTLY BRUISES nnd WOUNDS. Fell From a Tolotrrnph Tola. . .flty. D k,8 puaJi4w. I was oddly bniljcd mid ntnUnrd bra mil fttim tclcRinph pole : couldn't turn In bcit. Docton did no good. Tried St. Jacotn Oil s II cured fat. W. It. 8CANNELU The Klcltor Outnlttod. Merced , Cut. , Sept. 29 , IMS. I JTM kicked by znulo on right knee and Could rtol wolk for three rtayi ; guttered two Wceki.butSt. Jncobj.Oll cnnd macomplptelr. I * LANODON. AT Dncoouro AND DKAI.KRH. Till IIIARLES A. VOQELER CO. . D.ltlmors , Ul GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. MARK TltK t ? HE AT THADE MARK I - K.NOI.W11 11KM- ff > . KIIY. Anunfall- QtJ \ [ nil euro for tfent * SK. t Inal Weakiipss , Mliorinntorrhirn , liupotoncy. anil nil Otflcasci thut follow nil a no- qucnca of Sclf- nliu o ; as IKHH of Jlomory. Dul- REFDRE TAKIHD. verbal I ssltmlo , ATTrri Pain In Iho Hack , tMiuncts of Vision. Proninluro Olit A c , and many other illscusos that lead lo Insanity or consumption antl a promaturotfravn. tRTTiill partleulnrs In our pamphlet , which wo ilo- slro to soiui free hy mall to every ono. tlfTlw Spo- cllle moillclno Is suldat ft per packaitc , or six pack- tiue * f rl. > . or will ho nent free by mall on Iho receipt of tlio money , by mMrosiIni ; THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. , 1110 FAUVAM STUKKT , - OMAHA , Nicti. On account of counterfoils wo have adopted Iho yellow wrapper , the only ncmilne. "THIS is AN ACE OF APOLLINARIS WATER. " les.tnt. Apollinaris "THE OF " QUEEN TABLE WATERS. . The filing at the Apollinaris Spring ( Rhenish Prussia ) amounted to 11,894,000 bottles in 1887 , 12,720,000 bottles in 1888 and 15,822,000 botlles ' " i88 * , , 1TOTIOE. The wett-knmon Yellow Labels of the Apollinaris Company , Limited , art protected l v Perpetual Injunctions of the Supreme Court , BEWARE OP IMITATIONS. Do You Know That Dr. Pinions Is one of the most si'lontlflo and successful physicians In the United Status , anil that lie Is located at corner of Jones and Ilith sis. and treats all cases of MI'K'VOim ni'MIl TV from wi n vor IMilVVUUo L/LiDlML / 1 oniiMO , Holi-iitl- llcally ami successfully. Or. Simons Is a spec ialist In all fonialu eomplalnts. No person miiroi'liiK from any of thoio distressing troub les cavi-a to lot everybody know It , go to Dr. Simons who Is u regularly uducatcd physician without the semblance of quiickory about him. lie will dlnironnsa your case and te'.l vou plainly whether you can bo cured or not. Call on him as thousands of others havedono. Co mi. ' and bu happy. Successful tru.itmuut by mall. DK. SIMONS 701 S. IGth St. . Omaha , Neb. " * " " - . ; : : : : . ; : j BUT AND $ u < _ . Jio.VKT , Made for ihUir cincpur. pvie , ruri > nl UrntratlfO Wfklinrsi , % l\\ngt'rttljt \ 91IIJ , Sontli. log , CAallnHouC Currrntt of Klfetrleitr thrniiEh ntlVKK PARTS , tritarltiR tbem to IIKAI.TII > n < l VIIIOI1OI S11 UKNUllt. BUftrle Ciirrrnt Frit IiMtMnll ; , or wo forfeit $5mH ) In enib. UKLT and : tapn orT C Miplrle # 5. mid tip. Worst caaeil'er * muirntly Carnl In tnre months. Snled DftmpMet t fee. SAKDEN ELECTRIC CO. . 16KU3.IUhtCHICAQO.ILL Absolutely reliable , perfectly wife , most powerful female retrulntorknown T novc-r fail tau l ox , j octHilil | , imo box wiUlcleut. Aililraa LION IiIltTfJ Co. ' ItiiiriUi > , .SV. . Sold by GOODMAN Dltt'u CO. I Merrill ijferriii PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 218 S. 15TH ST. , Opposite lloyd's Opera House. NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES To All Cases Taken During the First Three Months. Tlioso eminent Physicians , Surgeons nnd Spoc'lnllsls nro prc-cinlnontlv above all others III the tiiMitmi'iit of all t'lmmlu. Nervous , Skin and lllood Ulseni'h ; , and dNcasus peculiar to women. No mutter what your complaint , consult till-so Hklllfut aiirKOons. who nro able to elTi'vt cures In iiiany cases that have heon pronounced hopeless * , All Hiintlcal illsuason , tumors anil deformities removed with aston ishing results , ( lonlto-iirlnary Hurnory , stric ture , all diseases and deformities or ollhor so\ , all Impediments to iiinrrliino quickly re moved. lom ; expe'rleneo. with unparalleled success , Is the best evidence of a doctor's skill. Ollli'O Hours Oa. m. mil US n. m. Siindny , 10 to IS Thousands .snreessfiilly treated by corivspondenct1. All i-oiilldontlal. Send 4 cents In stamps to Insure prompt leply. Passage to and ( ram Great Britain and &M parts of EuropoT Montreal-Liverpool ronto , by Iho waters ol St. Lawrence , shortest ol all. Ulanuiowtu Hoaton , to I'lilliulelphla. Liverpool to nnd from Unltiinorn. Thirty Htpainors. ( . 'Inns oxcclalor. Accommodatloiu unsnrpaepcd. Wccklf sailing * . A I.I , AN Jt CO..Uon West. AR'ts. C. J. Sundoll. iun ctr. 113 Ln Hullo Ut. , Chicago , 111. GLASGOW , LONDONDERRY , BELFAST DUBLIN , LIVERPOOL Si LONDON. FItOJt NEW YORK EVERY TIIUHSDAY. Cabin Passage $35 to $50 , according to location o ! stateroom. Excursion $05 to $95. Btcorneo to unit Irom Kurupa lit Ixiwcxt Itntps. AUSTIN BALDWIN & , CO. , General Agents. 6.1 Broadway , NEW YORK. Jno. Ttlespn. Oencral Wostuni ABO nt.lfl Randolph titruoll'hlcai { . Harry E. Jloores Thoa I'anno. LureoAt , Vutct und I'Mncn' . In tbo World. FtusunKer arcnmodntlons unrxci llwl HEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND QLASGGW. F.TIIIOI'IA. Juno 21. | DKVONIA. July 5. i'TUNi'ssiA..iuiie23. : | CIHCASWIA. July vs , New York , Qiicenstown and Liverpool. The Celebrated I Juno 28th. July 26th. CITV OK KOMI : . | AU . aiii. so ; timi. . SAtOOH , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE rated on lowest UTUia to untl from the princliml SCOTCH. ENGLISH. IRISH AND ALL COHTinENTAL POINTS. Excursion ticket * ri-tluceil , inatly av.illablii to rt'turn l > y either tlio pIctiirewiitoClvtit'.HtverMorauy , North or South nf Ireland NnpIeHurdlhrnltnr. CIRGULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND DRAFTS ut luMfut curri-nt rates. Apply to any of our locul UIJCIUBor tu HENDERSON BROS. , Chicago. Local AKntn atOinalia ; Harry K Woore , Charlei MitresV. . V. Valll , II. I' . Uouel. Cltlzou's Itank , Otto Wolf. PJWMVMWWV * DELICIOUS , STRENGTHENING TO THE NERVES. Tea and coffee , cheer but do not nourish. They even leave an injurious effect upon the nervous system. Indeed there is no beverage like "BEST & GOES FARTHEST. " It stimulates and nourishes as none other , leaves no bad effects and is a flesh-former of the most approved type. B3-VAX IKIUTIIN'S COCOA , ( "onco trled , lnays mod" ) . Tlio itrontr limy tlilto It with pleasure mill the weak with Impunity , The oxcltlntt itflvctn uf leu unit coffee are obvliitui ! tiy lt itcutly ti u uiil nervous illNortlt'raurn re * llevctl niitl prevented. Dellcloui to the tiuto. "JT.urtiuat nalu 111 the \vurlil. " ASIC FOR VAST IIOUTKVS AN'II TAKKNO OTHER. M riff is good revenue * n A A _ _ . . n _ , result's frorrf cleanliness It * is a.solid CBKe' . o-scouring ) soa.pt Try ih in your nexh house-cleaning &nd behapj3 CHEAP COMFORT Can lo secured by the small investment in one cake of SAPOLIO when you have a house or kitchen to clean. Jrom the paint to the pots and pans , anclincluding the ivlndows and floors , U is the very best labor-saving soap for scouring and cleaning. Ml Grocers sell U. The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute. For the treatment of nil rilllMNIO AMI Sl'IlilirAh DISHASKS Itrn-iM. Appiinnrm for Dtformlllon , nno Triiurs Unit Km'llitloi Apii.irntm iinj Ituinailux fur miceflisful truatment of ovurr form ut dUonia tn- nulrlng Mai ci"r ! SurKionl Truatiuent SINKTV H.IU.MS . full I'VIIICNTS H'url ' n-.il ntlen < luucu lli. ' A rp iiiiin > < l.itl mi W > Wnto for i-ln-nlnn mi iJi-furoiUiot ami llruul TrnsiM Clue rcot , Curvnturu ol AHi 1'ili's. Tuuiorii , ' < i "r tiitirrh llronrhttm. Inlmluttun. Klfi ftciiy I'linilfJH Kpilrpir. Klilnry HiUlnttiit'r. . Kye. Kiir Skin nn- ! 11" " < 1 uml evil luigtcul upuruii itn 1MHIrJKS tit" W * > Mr.N a flpcoialty , Jlofh of DIscnMi 4 ut W * m > 'ti t ) * ' Wu lm\o lutHy iiiidoU a l.yuiu lu iJupulmunl ( < 'r W in < ui ourlitti < < mUuutuQij | tSlrl'lly ' I'rlvntoi nlr Ili'liiiblu Mu'lli-nl lunututn muklni ! uupci-mlir nt I'lllVATK All lllixHl DlBiMiti'inurriHtfullr Irpnlcit Hjrpliiiiua iialum roinnrccl from tlio uriiUim nrltlimit mrrrury Now | { iHturitlvt [ ) Tu a.iiifhl for KCMM < if Vilnl 1'ovrur liirtlui ! uimblo to vlult u * uiny bu trtiaiuil u' homo hj corro > p m'li'iii'v. ' Alli'oiDin miration * mnitilniiiul. MoJUIno nr Inmnimunti ni'nt by mull or o nru > i * curuly | > ut kc'il. no inutki to Imllcdtu < ont < m < or ni'inlcr. OnO rernonnl Iniorvluw iirufurriMl , I'ull mill I'uniull u or HHinl history of your caso. nml no will noml In ulnln wrapper our HOOK TO MII.V KHKK. upon I'rlvatu Bjiaclul or Norvuun Ulaiuuoii. lnipuuincy , rty litlli , ( iU'Ot un.l V'arli oolj , with nuujtlon Hsu AUilrusi Omahti Medical and Surgical Institute , Corner Oth and Harney Sts. , Omaha , Neb. G8TADLI8HED IN 1070 DY TUB MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. OTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. Operated nmler n twenty yoar'n nnitmrt by lli Mcxlcnti lutoriintliiinil Improvvini'tit Coiiipduy. nrand Monthly ilrnwlnu fi M In HnMnrem rnflllon Inlhn .Mntni'il.i rnrk , 1'lty of MuMni , niut publicly oinilurUHl ; iy iu i'rnnii'iit oniclnH uppolnu KI for the pnnxxo br the Socrutnrr of Iho lutetlor ml the Treasury. LOTTERY OF THE BENEFICENCIA PUBLICA. THE NEXT MONTHLY DRAWINO will bo hclil 111 tlio C1TV UK MK.MCO , ON THURSDAY , JULY 1O. 189O. CAPITAL PRIZE , 60,000 , 80.000 TlekoH at * l. JlttXtXH ) . 1'rlcoof TlekotAinorlean Money lo i1 : UtilvMHiS'J ! : CJtuut.tM'H 81. LIST Dl1 I'UIXKS. irnpll.ll l > rl > pnlfiul l la f fti.Ktt I Cni'ltnl ' I'rltoof ai. l n WtX l I Cnpllnl HUM ) . , 14 I firniul I'rlio nf ! MU. III tl/p < of fl.imi nro ,1,101 ( I I'rlu't of nro ; t.uii S ) I'rljoi of a t nro 4UI ( til ) Prix1) of imt nroO , IllO l'rliof M ( UO 1T.IKH Ml I'rlri'5 of a ) nro 11.1180 AI'IMIOXIMATKIN P.Ortl KVn'rlii * * of .Vliipprittimntlntf to " , , 1WI PrliM's of lOnpproxtiMntlniMn IU.UH nrlxo ft.iKXI TfttTcrmlMiili of f.'U ilvi'Mrd by rtUW ) ptixo I5,1 * I J.'Ti't 1'rlriM . A tnoiinlliiK to tl 'H.hll All I'rl/oH miM In tha'Unlloil latea fu ! I'.uJ lu U. M. Currency. OM'li ItATKH , or nnjr other Information ilc.ilrou , wrlto li'ullily lo th uriliirnluiioil. rlonrlr slalliik' your ri'MiU'iioe , wll'i lali > . iininlr. utroot unit iiiiiulu'r. Mom rnplil return nml ! ilt'llvnry will Im naiiiri'il l > y your cnehisliij : mi onveli > po bu.imm your full iiiUIrojd. IMPOHANT. Address , U. 11ASHKTTI. UITV or MKXICO. Mi'.xicn. Or tci Oil AS. 11. M ANTF.t.r. fc Co. , Kouni 4UI N' V. Mfe HiilldliiK. Oinnliii. Neb. Ily onlliinrv h'ltor. coiilnluln MD.VKV OltDMII Inaupil by : ill Hxpri-s1) Coinpaiilei. Now York Kt. chautfO , Uiuft ur 1'oatnl Nutu. SI'KCIAI , I'lIATfltES. Ily ternn of coulrnrt Iho eoiupnny liumtilciioHlt dm sum of nil prl/o.H Incluiloil In the nehcmo hoioro soil li : nslliMle ticket , unit rioiilvu the folluwlii ) ; olllcl.d IH'riult : I'miTli'lcATK I hcroby rprtlfy that Iho ll.iuk o | rjoniton nnd Mexico has on ih'poMl the ncer nry fnnilH io tiitiiuiit' > o the payiucnt of nil prlzea ilriiwu by the Loturlu ilc la Ih'iuMlci-neln I'ubllrn. AIMII I.V.MI t'Tii.i.o. . Iniorvenor Further , Ilio company U rpqulreil to illHtrlbuto llfty. fllv ( i r eiMit , of the vnluo of nil the llekrt * In prl/o : * . u. larger portion than U irlvi'n hy any ether IntttMy Mnally , tlionuiuboror tlcketH In Ilmltril t , , ) .l D- -M.KX ( ) leni than are i nulil hy ether lotteries using tin aauio Bclieiia- . HPKCIAU ThI * N lo certify that tlio Ilnnk of rommcrca Nashville. Tcnu. , will pay nil prlrci In nlmvi * CilAS. II. Dl'.NCA.N , Cashier TIIK i icitini : " 0. " The figure- in our ilntcs will make a long stay. No man or woman now living will over date a document without using the IHnrn ; D. It ntniuli In the third placa In 1SOO , whcro It will remain ten years anil then move up to second placa In 11)00 ) , whcro It will rest for nno lumdroil years. TlioroU another " 9" which 1ms also coino to slay. It Is unllko the flcuro 9 In our dated In the respect that It has already movcil up to first placa , whera It will permanently remain. It I ? called the "No. D" Hlcli Ann Whoalur A Wilson Sowlnt ; Machine- . The "No. 9" was cnjorsoil for first place hy thu exports of Europe nt the Purls Kxposition of 188 where , nftcr a severocontest with the loading ma chines of the world. It was awarded the only Grand Prize given to family sewing machines , all others on exhibit having received lower nwimli Of gold im-d.ils , etc. The French Government also recognized Its superiority hylhoilecoration of Mr. NatlianienVhoeler.Pri'iidenlof the company , with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. Tbo "Ho. 0" Is not an old machine Improved upon , frit is an entirely new machine , anil thai Grand Prize at Paris was awarded It us tlio grand est udvanco in tew in u machine inochanlRin of Ilia ago , These who huy It can red asmirci ] , tUero. fore , of having the very latest and best. WHEELER & WILSON M'F'O CO , , 185 and 187 Wubash Avo. , Chicago , P. E. FLODMAN Sc CO , iJJO : North KlthStroot. ERRORS OF YOUTH. BUFFKUEKS FUOSI iVc'rtoilH Drlillltv , Youthful IniUnrreflont , Lout .Mnnlinnil. Do Your Own Physician ! , Many men , from tlio effect * of youthful . Imprudence. lum bruuuhl about a itata of ! [ wmknom tlint has n-duciMl the general sy . ' torn BO much ru to I ml tire almost crury i t titiior dlfwiLie , ami thu rt'Al cnusti of the | r trouMe Kcarcwly ovur twin , ! nufliHJctwl , tlier ' ( ire UoctorM for uverythlnuhut thi * rluht ! ; one , NotwUhsUtidlnff the ninny Vftlualjlo ' > remedied that medical scUnru hnu pmduriMl i fortliuiellcf ofthlidAjK of itAtlfiiU.in.no \ r tf the ordinary imxlen of treatment elTect a ' ' cunt , lurlntfoiiruitunslvtciUft ) ( an < Hoii' ) ! I I > ItA | nmctlcu WH hnvu cxptrlmcnte < l with ' * liiid Ultioororod nownnilfonei'ntrntuil r rn forml fti A rrrCntn nnd | MT < ! V nin\ ' numliwdjof ca M lunur nrnctlrif have hwuti 1 ro tonl to ( M-rfect JwAlthhylU o o aftur ] allottitfrrtinitHllcsfalltHl , I'urfctjpuroln ! * < i KrodluiitmtniNClM UM3U 111 the prcjuiratlun of i [ thl4 prescription. 11 Krythroiylon coca , 1 J drachm Jurutx'titri , 18 drachm. Melon 1/u Dtolcn , 1 Vilrochm. , Kit. l nnttro a inarm ( nlcnholle ) , ? y ralnj \ Kit. leptandrn , 2 cru [ > tt:4 : , Olyevrlno , ! ] n. Mix , MnkufjOplllii. lukol ptll at 3 p. m. , And an other on u'olncr to bed IIIHOIIIU can-sit wilt i be nwuMary f < * r the natlunt to take t vo I > U1 * J . . Tht4 re r u r too very corulltlon of ' rr find Mln vlthurnui , ' nmcHpvray n iuMtrruiuMrmulttii from i ltnpruiltnct . The rtruiKiratlvn jHjwori of ; tJitsri'atnrntlroartitruly aBtonlslithtr.aniilu uuuroritlnuoil for nahort tlinuchniitfru the ' languid , dtblllUtwl , nrrrdoi'ii condition lo ' uiiunf ri'iH\u l lift ) and vltror. < > An wDurornmtnntly in rtTtipt of letters nf ! ; ( n-jutry itlatlra to OiU rumoly , wo * oufd ' . wy t'tlh < jNowho would prtrcrtootitaiultof ! \ UN , b/i'umlltlnM (1 a kfourtly atnleil pack ( x ii eontnitilnK 00 plll , carefully rom piiundwd , will tif > i fnl by icturn mall from \ urprivalt * litmrur ry. or w v/Ml furnish 8 ' iwi'LaijiiH , which will euro inott.-ajw * ( for 5 Add row or call on h'ow ' England Nodical Inslilulo , 21 Tri'inont Ito\v , llcwlon , Mn . ut > , i.j r n iiu.tKiL CTKTSOYS HATS. oorr AM i ) STIFF . Bo yd'a Opera HI AOOOnniCH , hawvor. 121 Jif.vl > ro st Chli. ' ' ! ! ! . yil yti.'irv Htn'c.ful ( /MI. tie h AIvlt'ofiiu > ; noyuljlluity. hiiui.alfi
