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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : AArEDNESDAT , SEPTEMBER 17 , 1800. r t lo fw neBo Bo lo In faDe Do fit 011 111- lilno - no ht mo : ira to. ' - JSt fa. fa.or or iit ; on ho here ro ot , on on ho Ice use : tt'ro itlly few ho.v ired JCOH lent the oil- She ittlo imi , iior. lint and fci-0 * 01119. roii , * bly the tOV8 liicd nor. ount iors , i the nual Png- ST K0.09A KSO.OM t lutes BOUttl 3 oi col- Co Sta 1CO.OOO tier , Ironu , ror , J. J Uom ; , NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH An Engineer on the Tenth Street Viaduct Falls Twenty Feet , OPENING THE UNION DEPOT BIDS. General Nolsou A. Mllrs , tlio Successor ser ol'Ociicrnl Crook , ANStiincr * Command of tlio Division of the Missouri. The flntaccldontllmt lias occurred on the bow Tenth street viaduct happened shortly after 1 oclock yesterday afteinoon , nnd C. Arnnlronp , the cnginccrin charKflof onoot thostntlonarycnffinc'J ' vn iircdta ted from the top of tlio structure to the ground twenty- Uvo feet below. Jlo sU'ppcd on tlio end of a planlt that pro jected over the end of ono of the Iron filrdcrs , nnd the plank tipped up under lil" weight. IIo sttiiuk on the loft sklu of his head nnr- rowly inlssinK ono of the rails of tlio II. & M. tracks. IIons picked up and tnWon to IiU board- in-house , where a physician attended him. It was found that several bonci were broken nnd tlmt ho had been badly ulmkcu up anil bruised , Althougn no } . In a fit condition to travel , ho Insisted on leaving last night for St. Louts. Jlis.homo Is In Detroit. Another Aueklcnt. ' Frank Duncan , ono of the workmen on the tTcnth street viaduct , came very near bavlng n ftlmilar expericnco to that of engineer Charles Armstronp , who fell from the pint- form of -'traveler" all o'clock ycsterdny afternoon. luucm ) was holding ono of the cross licams In place whllo nnother wornmun drove the bolt through. By n miscalculation the man ivltli limn iner swung It back too far nnd struck .Duncan n hard blow Just over the eye , cut ting through his hat nnd indicting a painful scalp Mound. Duncan was knocked down , but at ho fell ho caught holu of the beam nnd board unon which ho stood and saved himself Irom n drop of twenty-11 vo fcot to Iho railroad track bolow. Ho went to hliboardlnc house nnd had the wound dressed nnd was back ut work again by four o'clock. UNION DiaT'OT BIDS. fflioy are RrniiKht to Omaha from KnnmiH City , Vice Presidents Ilolcomb nnd Kirnliall of the Union Pacific und General Manager lloldrcgo of the Burlington , oniclnl.s of the Omnhu Union depot company , wcro cngagcd yestctday with Architect IIowo In opening bids for the construction of the now union depot. Seven complete bids for Iho Job wcro received from contractors in Omaha , Denver , Kansas City and Boston. Iho bids for the complete depot proper ran go from 5118,000 , to $ , )10R ) ( ) ( ) . Mr. Howe expressed himself ns satisfied with the bids presented and claimed that they \vro very loasoiuulc , the class of the woik being considered. A complete comparison of the Mils will bo made before a tontr-.ict is awarded. This will aelay the Until letting of the contract lor two weeks at least. Itoiuli and Kuinors of Ko.-ulH. "Another railroad enterprise on paper- bus been exploded , " said a Milwaukee oQl- clal. "Tho papers wcro lllled a few dajs ngo with reports of tlio MIUvnultco'3 Inten tions to nt , once begin the work of building from Chumbcrluln to Deailwood. Piosldcnt Hoswell Miller has denied the truth of these assertions. IIo says that the surveys made yroroouly for the purpose of establishing the company's right of way across the reserva tion. It Is the intention to build the Deadwood - wood line some tlmo , but no work will ho commenced on It this jear. " 'The Hiimo reports , " continued the ofll- clal , "stated that the Milwaukee had pur- rin"X 1i.J'W.IacIli.o ' ! Shoit Line and nlso the bo snowed under IS'10".Mr ! , ; Miller nlso nnt n rvllfl hlivrlh ' trutU Utttl1 - Ia th 30 The Unlou Pacific hai rnaclo for a big force of men to commence work on the water front nt Tacotna 011 the now line from Portland toPuget sound as soon as the hill passes giving the comp.iny a right of way through the Puyalltip reservation. It la announced that the Colorado Midland lias made arrangements with the Southern Pnclllu to run through sleeping curs from Denver to San Francisco ever the now hroad gauRO line ever the Uoelty mountains by the way of Salt , Lake and O den. This will bn the W-.1I. 1'aeltlo _ coast * * ( route of the Hock Island . , iiurimgtounnuMiiwauKeo companies. The Milwaukee will work from Omaha In connec tion with the Hoek Island's now line now being built from Omaha toDcuvor. This an nouncement lends strength to the reported alliance ) between the Mil wanlteo nnd Keck Island for a blp share of I i the business \vcst of the Missouri. . Assistant General 1'iibsciiKor Agent Smith f of the U. < & M. accompanied the gcncm ! passenger agents as fur us Lincoln on their trip to Denver. Frank I' . Wade , the veil Icuown general travelingngentof the Wnb.ish.lws been mailo Konerul iiRcnt of the Missouri Pacific with hondfiuniters nt St. Joseph. S. U. Ilovoy has been appointed superin tendent of the western division of the Hock Jslmul with headquarters nt Colondo Spring. Mr. Ilovo.v has been succeeded as trainmaster by W. It. Morton. J , L. DoBovolsogeneral western pmenpor agent of the Kock Island , is in Denver on bublne . Herhctt Smith , chief clerk of the general freight department of the Union Pnclllc , Denver & Gulf , has been promoted to the position of assistant gcncial apcnt. General Passenger Agent Lomax of the Union 1'aclflo and his ostlbtaiit , Mr. J. W. { Scott , are in Chlcngo. Bun Phelnn , engineer of the Union Pacific cast hound fast freight wrecked nt I31ack Button Monday moining. was killed by tlio collision. K. A. Gnpplo , II. Ilohymerer and Prank Cook , trainmen , woio slightlv in ured. 'J'ho dead nun's relatives rosl'do at fcl ikcnridgo , Mo. MISSOUKl Gcncrnl Nelson A. IMIIes ASSUIIICH Cliai'KO In Clilciifjo. General Nelson A. Miles arrived In Chicago Monduy nnd took charge of the division ot the Missouri , which includes among others the department of the i'latto , the headquar ters of uhlch nro located In this city. General Miles is a native of Massachu- BOtts. Ho Is oao of the few eminent men m the army who ha\o entered ns a volunteer. In 1SIVJ , when ho was a young "broth of n boy , " as his Irish relatives In Boston called him , General Miles bccnmo n member of the Twenty-second Massachusetts volunteer In- tnntry. Before hU regiment wont to war yoiliiR Miles was made captain of his com pany. Throughout the war ho was so thor ough a soldier thut at the close ho became a brevet bilcadler , nud at once was appointed by Prosldoiit Johnson a lieutenant in the nrniy. Appointments from civil life r wcro then much discouraged by tlio "West Point graduates. Hccauso of tbis feel , ing many men who failed to secure recogni tion from the government during the uur inailo unpleasant roiuarks about the newman man , who , having won laurels on battle fields wns compelled to wear the straps of n lieutenant instead of n general. ( iencnil Alfred II. Terry is the only other major general who came from the ranks Into ngonoinlshlp. Ho is now living in retire ment nt Iliutford , Conn. General Miles was altogether a uravo man during the war. CJod Kavo him a mnpr.lllcoat physlquo and all the qualities of n soldier Doth In the war of the rebellion and in the various Indian wars , still vlUdly remembered ho stamped himself as a lighter. When General Crook died at the Grand Paclllobotcl In Chicago there was n lively desire among army inoa for his nlaco , nlthouitli the appointment was conceded to cither ( loncral miles or General Kuutz , bother or whom had seen service duiluj ; tno ro- Lclllon. CJeneral Wiles was a bachelor during the war mid met , whllo on n furlough , the daugh ter of Juduo Charles P , Bhurmiin. She was u nleoo of General Sherman , who was the su perior onleor of General Miles. Ho married Mlbs Sherman , nnd today they are both proud Cf a dauchter and son Very often In discussion ot the war General Miles Is spoken of as the man who surren dered Harncr'n Ferry to the confederacy. To those who Know him inch a story seems In credible. The General Mllca whosurrcnd- ercU 11,000 men at Harper's Terry was n graduate ofVcil Point In the class of ISM. Houns a colonel in 185 ! ) and ns a native of Maryland was at heart n rebel. IIo was killed battle September W , 1802by the burstIng - Ingof a shell , which reduced him to traga- inonts. Horaces ( Ireelcy wrote ono of his most caustic editorials regarding this General Miles nnd did not fall to glvo generously the pralw which IVIB duo to the ( Jcner.il Mies who came Into favor because oJ hLs bravery. Tlie T'latto's Mnrkflinon. , > Iaor ] 1) ) , 'W. Bculiam , Inspector of small arms practice of the department of the Pintle , hni su bmlttcd his report to the adju tant genciMl of the operations In hh dcpart- mciitror the target jcarof 1500hich has Just come to n close. 9 The progress of tlio troops , ho snys , In the dcpaitinent , cli.vln tlio { i.ut season , 1ms been In the main satisfactory , showing nnincrcaso in the general llcureof merit o\er laitycarof 2.S1 j'Or cent. This gain Indlc.Uos that there has been an earnest and energetic effort on the part of all to secure the best results. There WITO ! 27l shatpshootcrs and 1,019 , marksmen in the department. Last joar there were M. tfiarpsheeters nna S. ! ! ) marlts- mcn shouln again of 12'J ' sharpshooters aud Company II , Seventh Infantry , has the highest individual llguroof merit of lOS.Tii , ami the lowest was company H , Seventeenth Infantry , with 40.0'J. Troop K , Ninth caval ry , lias the highest score In that arm of 93.2. ! , nnd the lowest Is 47,33 of troop M , Ninth cuv * alrv. 'Iho highest skirmish per cent Is 73.3. by coinpunyB. 'J\vcnty-tlrstInfantry. \ The low est h 2'J.3i by company Jl.Sixtccnth Infantry , Thohlglicsttroop skirmish percent Is57.r > 0 by troop E , Ninth cavalry. The lowest is 20.10 by troop M , Ninth cavalry. Company 1 , Seventh infantry , has the high- cstvolley percent of 11000 , and company E Sixteenth In faatrv. " the lowest of : $0 ( W , Troop K , Ninth cavalry , has the highest of 103.j : ! : , wlillo troop I-1 , Ninth cavalry , has tuo lowest of : OI. Company II , Seventh infantry , has the highest general H uro of meiit ot 127.SO , and Company B , Seventeenth Infantry , the low est of 4'lSO. Troop 15 , Ninth cninlry , the highest of SOW , \\hilo troop M , same regi ment , has the lowest of 4.1.UI. The post of Camp Pilot nutto has the highest gencuil liguro of meiit In the depart ment of 114..11 , mid the post of Tort 1) . A. Kussell the lowest of 50 07. In the department rillo competition the total of the te.un , 3'JU3 , : , Is Hit points gicater than that of list jcnr , giving an average in crease of over 20 points permiiii. The lead ing man on the te.un has a total of 5(50 ( points , the highest ever made on this range , and until this summer the highest over made in nn army contest. The foot of the team lias a total of nil points , The highest skirmish score this year li 22) ) , against ! ! ± oflbS'J ; the lowest 99 , as against 50 hist ) ear. At tlio division of the Missouri competition held nt Cump Douslai , WH , this yew , the department Ic.iin led all others by 110 points , and secured the llrst , second , cii htli and ninth places on the division team , \\lnnin the lliit nnd second gold medals nnd the eighth find ninth silver tncduls. They also speuied two place ? out of the iiuota of seven toreiHCbcnttlio division on the army rillo team. As far as this department was concerned , the Ninth cavalry secuied the ilrst , second , third , fourth and eighth places on the carbtno team , ana the lint , iifth , sixth and seventh phceslutho revolver match , thus winning the two first gold medals , three second prize Bold mediils , ono third prize silver medal and three third pri/e hroii/o medals. Of the quota of six to rcpiesent the divis ion of the Ahssouil in tlio aitny earbino com petition at Cump Douglas , Wls , two of the Ninth cavalry weio selected , number one ami tuo of the bl-ilepartmcnt competition at Dellevuo rillc range , Web. The order of the posts of the department Is ns follows : Camp Pilot llutto , 1 ; Fort U rid- ( jer , 2 ; Foil Wn liakle , it ; Fort SiUuov , 4 ; Toil Omahafi , : Tort JlcICInney.fi ; C'octRob inson. 7 ; Foit Doutjlas. 8 ; I'orb Niobrnr.i , 9 ; Tort Larainle. 10 ; FoitD. A. Uussell , U. l'cr onuU. Assistant Surgeon. Sutcrof Port MeKln- noy has had his present leave extended four teen days. Major Hartsuff , post surveyor at Fort Onmh\lias been detailed ni u member of a "TTTJCrra ir&uftPJ rniWrt-itt New York City Oc tober r > . Lieutenant Benton , ot the Ninth cavalry , stationed at Tort MeKlnnoy , has boon granted ono mouth's extension to his present le.ivo of absence. Doctor Spencer on the abandonment efFort Fort Bridget * Mill Uko the station at Fort Omaha and Dr Br.idloy of Tort Omaha Mill then report to General Brooke for duty ns at tending suigcou ut department headquarters In this city. Johnson's Hnvlsccl Cyclopedia. This new American -work 1ms thirty- three clopai-tinonts with nn editor of tlio highest scholarly standing for onch. The Into edition is complotcd In oiffht volumes , and can all bo delivered at miy time. Thousands of leading bcholnt's in Amoric.i pionouneo it tlio boat. Wo can only give spnco for the testimony of a few of the largo number near homo who nro cndoising1 the work , and whoso friends should know their opinions before - fore purcluiBinjr a , cyclopedia.Yo have already pnbllsliod the endorsements of Prof , Jjimes , Dr. George L. Miller , Blsliop ! No\vman , Itov. Dr. Duryea , E. S. Ilnll , Prof. A. A. Muuroo of South Omaha , Eov. A. "W. Lamar , Rev. John \Villhunson , Rev. lt * . Kerr president Bellevue college , nnd many others in lending profossionlnl nnd educational lines , among them olpht prominent physicians of Otnnlm.Vo utld two ro- cotitly received from Fremont. ritoM cou.vrv ATTOKNISY T.OOMIS. PiiK3io.N'T , Nob. , Aug. 25,1800. V. P. Ilunnicut , esq , , Omnhn , Neb. Dear Sir : After a long iiiul careful iiivcstigallou of Iho merits of diffcront cyclopedias with a view to bujlng Iho best , I beeamo gatislied that Johnson's cnmp ucaror to answering the public requirements ol such a i\ork llian any other , and tlioro- fore purchased it. For all the purposes for which a cyclopedia is wanted I he- liovo Johnson's ' to ho the be.st. Yours very truly , Guonai : L. . . Looms. County Attorney. FICOH SUl'T. I1. AV. aiCIN'STiAD. : PHKMONT , Nob. , Sept. 3 , 1800. For tlio business man or ttaclior , I do no think tliero is a cyclopedia thut equals Johnson's Rovibcil Universal Cyclopedia , oven weio tliero no dlfforcnco lu price but Johnson's costs less tliiui half wha' either the American or Diitaiiiiicu sells at nud iq far more eatisfactory ns a reliable handy reference. P. "W. GlilN'STEAI ) , Suporlntonclontof City Schools. For information and terms address A. J. JOIIXSON & Co. , 11 Great Jones sttcot , Now York , Or "NV. P. IIu.VKlCUTT , Gon'l ' Afit , Oiiialui , Nob. Gar tli and Hln Onn. btunip Gurtb , colored , vas cscortlnff a loaded gun nround to\\n Monday evening , looking for Frank Bellamy and one Hubhard. lie had a very bloodthirsty appearance aud the police gathered him 'in. lie pleaded pullty torurrjlng concealed -weapons nud was lined § 50 and costs , but subsequently with drew the plea , and will have a trial'today. llioro Is comfort for the man with a prematurely - maturely crny beard in Buckinijlmni'sDye , oecausolt no\er fulh to color an oven browner or black as titay bo desired. 1'ald tlin Floating Debt. The floating indebtedness of $13,000 , of the First Congregational church has boon rnUei and the members are now directing their ct forts to raise the Indebtedness caused by the erection of the church. On the llrst Monday In October the powa will bo auctioned as they were hut year , and it Is thought that a sum as largo as that of a year ago will bo realized. Tickets nt lowest rates and superior accommodations via thu great Rock Island route. Ticket olllco , 1002-Slx teeiuh aud I'lmwiu streets , Omaha , GRAHAM VASBENT ON HIURDEH Bat the Victim's Hand Saved Him from the A\vfnl Crime. WHO OWNS THE SAXE LIFE POLICY ? A Xovcl Question Iletuecn. n Ilnnkcr and an Insurance Conipnny Which tlio Court In Cnllcil Upon lo Settle. County Attorney Mnhoucy lias filed an ln > ormatlon against Ofllccr Graham charging ilm with shooting May Smith with Intent to { ill. Graham's bond \vas lUod ut J700 , which 10 furnished and was released. The woman's Injuries nro not serious and hero Is no question but that she will speed- ly recover. She vHlnotprosecutoGrahamJ.mrt says she vnnts tlio case to drop light whore It Is. There arc sotno ugly stories told , however. nndthcynro very likely to cnuso Gruluim trouble. The inmates of the disreputable ) > lace \\horo tlio Smith woman innljei her ictno say tbat Graham was there heforo the occurred , atul when ho found that she had coiio out with Stcvo Mnloncy. 10- markcU that huvould eo out mid tlnd her , and "ho'd bet , ho would tlx her so she would ie\cr \ go on another drunk. " After tlioshoot- ngho returned to the plucoand said that "If she hadn't thrown up lier hands she needn't ' uuo suite red any pain , us 1 Intended to shoot her In the ftice. " Tlicso statements , together -\vltli the fact -hut thonutura of the wound indicates that .ho woman was tiyitif ? to ward ol ? an assault of some kind , constitutes the bulk of the cvl- dcneo against GiMlmtn , Maloney lini been arrested and placed imlur KM ) bonds to appear as a witness ut Graham's ' hearing Tliursduy afternoon. "WHO OAVXS THl7 l OhICW A Bniikcr Seeks for One Issued to Another Gcnlmiaii. An interesting action has been commenced in the district court by Willard B. Mtllanl ag.Unst the JEtnaUfo insurance company of Hartford , Conn. It appears that on November 23 , 1SSO , D. \V. Saxe , tlio druggist , took out n $10,000 , policy on his life , payable to plaintiff , and as the solo security to the latter for an indebted ness In that amount. The policy piovidoa for the payment of n quarterly premium of SI0.10 December ( I , ISM ; March C , 1MO ; Juac 0 , 1890 , and September 0 , Ib'.W , nnd so on through cndi year of the life of the policv. Saxo paid the first two quartcily premiums and received the company's receipt therefor On December li , Ib5' ' ) , the plaintiff says ho wrote the company's agent , stilted his In terest In the policv and said that he stood ready to pay an } subsequent premiums which might fall due , In cuso of bn\o's jailing to pay them. On the next clay the plaintiff re ceived an answer la which ho says the nsont iwreed to notify aud call on him in case Saxo failed to pav. On Juno U , wlicn the third quartcily pre mium fell duo , the plaintiff s.iys bo sent his bookkeeper to the agent to make the payment. It seems that the company's nsent was moving his ofllco when the plaintiff's ' clerk called and tola the latter that if Mr. Mlllard would mnlco a check for the nmouut and leuvo at Ills ( Mllliml's ) oflico In the Omaha National bank building ho ( the agent ) would call for It. The bookkeeper reported to the plaintiff what the nentliiul said , and Milhml did as the agent had suggested , but the agent didn't come for the check. They Millard made anotlicr call on the corapatij's ' njjent , and tendered the check but the agent declined to accept it say ing that Saxo had made certain false luprcsentatloiiM in his application for insurance and therefore the company was not liable. The plaintiff's next step was to mall a cer tified check to the vlce-piwident of the com pany , It was icturncd accompanied by state ments similar tothoso made "by the ugent. When the fourth quarterly payment became due , Millard again iniulo u tender of the amount duo , this , tlmo 83020 in cosh. The agent refused It nud added that Saxo' a policy had boon cancelled. Tlio plaintiff concludes his petition with the statement that ho 1) without adequate remi'dy nt law , and that unless n court of equity shall intervene nnd compel the de fendant to cairy out the teinis of the said contract of insurance , lie will suffer great and irreparable dntjngo and injurv. Therefore , ho asks that the said policy bo adjudged and decrerd valid and In full force , and tliat defendant ho ordered to receive , when properly tendered , the premiums now due and that its o.llccw and , . , agents repre sentatives he enjoined from denying the validity of the policy and from Interfering In any way with the rights of tlio plaintiff thereunder. Otto Stuben has Hied a suit against John I. Redlck to set aside ; asaloof a partof lot 4 In block 1-1. The snlo was niado In 1873 and the property Involved is now very valuable. PImples , blotches , scaly skin , ugly spots. sores nnd ulcers , abscesses and tumors , un healthy discharges , such as catarrh , ccramn , ringworm , and other forms of skin diseases , are symptoms of blood impurity. Tuko Dr. J. II , MacLcn's Saisaparillu. Tlio Clt3' Council. Mayor Sloano piesldcd and all members were present Monday night. The finance coinmitteo reported approved bills on the following funds und warrntswcro authorized : Engineers' , W.'i.S'i ; general , Jfll.RO ; sewer , $ lS9j flro and viator , S1.73 ; public lights , $ 303 ; total , S30S.10. The city ptinting MOS awarded to the Evening News , Twentieth street will bo graded from Q to Wvmuii not exceeding ( i per cent grade , The police committee's report on the charges made by John S. Mullen against Ofllcer Brcmian were referred to the council as n committee of the whole to bo acted on next Saturday evening , Ordinance No. ! itO , establishing the grade of Twentieth street from N to Q streets , was i efcrred. A petition to have Twenty-first street from L. to M streets made passable , and for a side walk on I street from Twentieth to Twen ty-fourth sticots wore loferred. The remonstrance of citizens against re ducing tlio police force was referred to the committee of the whole. The engineer icported that it would cost $200 to complete the grading on Twenty- second street from J to K stiects. The injunction proceedings , to restrain the payment of the Judgement of ? lOIt.-ii : against thu city , in favor of the South Omaha Ice company , a. narrant was asked by the com pany. The cltv clerk was directed to Issnn n nev. tillcateof election to C. T. Van Alton as a member of thu board of education for thrco years. Mayor Sloano will reorganize his commit tees , The sewer , nt Twentieth nnd N streets , wll bo completed nt a cost of not more than $00 , The committee on police recommended thai the forte bo reduced to eight men on account of lack of funds to pay for moro than that number during the remainder of the fiscal year. Marshal Mnlonoy asked the privilege ol spoaklng and stated that ho understood that n coinmitteo had a report to inako charging him with cinbcizInK $01 , nnd ho wanted that report read In open council s > o that citizens and taxpayers could hear it. The marshal's request wits not granted and thocouucllvcut into a secret committee of thu whole. The follow Ing members of the police force were retained : Jumcs P. Malouey as mar shal , Captain Patrick J. MoMuhon. .Moses M Itcdmoud , Thomas lircmmn , William II .Hughes , Patrick Iteardon. John Fallou Thomas Montague nnd Charles O'Hara. Councilman Johnston , of the committee ap pointed to cxumlno the accounts of Marshal Maloney and Police Judge King , reported that Marshal Maloney had collected since January 1. 1889 , Wl ! > foes on prisoners ar rested and convicted , and fcSfl from prostl tutcs , innldiiff a total of $501 , and recom mended that the manual turn that sum Into the city treasury or ba suspended , Thii report was lost and the majority re port which was as follows , was adopted : Vourcoinmitteo appointed to ovumlno the accounts ot tlio tity marshal bcj leave to to port that we Uud from the books In the pollc ndRo's room that thn mirrshid lias collected cc4 amounting If KOI. Under tlio present nw our city attorney Infornuus that tlio costs wcro llfrffallr pnU lit the city innr-siiil , jut wo umlcntiinii that the old counollof W tinned n ro olntloA'nllowliiK ' the clly mur- l and his tirotloepmpr * to collect the sumo costs. Wo' huitcitly ISt'lluNotlmt Mr. Mnlnncy received the same thltikliig Unit It Justly bc- oiiRcdto liltn and w r\tcr ( \ thosunieto the committee of the whole , The same coin mitt c6 roportpd that Judeo : { | ng liad not compiled with the law In uiuk- ing"is monthly reports , that ho had not made a report since March , 1V. 0 , nnd that ho had collected $ ! > W 03 vfhlch ho had not turned over to the city treasury , and that ho had ? y > T.r > 0 , collected fromjirostltutcs since Auril 1 , 1SS9 , nnd recommended that ho pay the saino into the city treasury at once. Foot Crushed. by tlio Cars. Martin Corbettof 1'ckln ' , III. , In getting on or off the wcsUbound train , got his left foot under the wheels of the cars , the toes nnd forward part of the foot being HO badly mislicd that amputation In the middle of the foot was necessary. The conductor first discovered that the man \vai tmrt. and calling for help , \V. A CJi.iy went to his as sistance and thounfoituiiatc man MIIS taken Into the depot nnd aftcrwnids removed to the city jail , where the surgical operation was performed , Mr. Corbott was taken to St. Joseph's ' hospital. New Hunk Kitlldlng. Manager W. N. Bnbeoeklet the contract to ,1 , Wltbnellsr. , ot Omahu , to build the new Union stockynrd hank building. The struct ure \ \ \ \ \ be of bilck 4Jx.f > ii feet nnd two stones lilgh nnd a very handsome stiueturo. The contract pilco Is $ 3 , ! K)0. ) The bank will be ready for occupancy by . I nnu.iry 1 , lbl. ! ) This will bo the most complete banking building In the city. _ Uopiibllcnn Messrs. Hansom , llroeno nnd Leo of Onuha will address the republican club meeting Iti Blums opera house Frlduy evening , Notes About tlio City. The young men doing business nt the ex change nro arranging to start u g.unnnslum and athletic club , A pmlinmmry meeting will be held in a few days. Ull Johnson can pet his pass boolc with checks , notes and papers by calling nt the South Omaha branch oflico of the linn , No , L'l > ' , ' ; i N stieot. Judge King , when nsited about the com- mlttco's icportto the city council , said that "it was not correct , but that he was ready to settle any time. " Postmaster Cochrell says that ho never sent a remonstranio to Washington niwlnt Lhe removal of the poitofllco nor does ho know that such n document has been sent , He received n letter nnd Dr , Glasgow re ceived a telegram suspending the removal. President Persons says thut bo notllled all : ho members of the board of education to at- ; end a meeting Moudaj night hut when they ? ot to the building the doorwas locked A ncctlngill bo Held np\t Monday evening. tie also states thut he und not Mr. Van Aken strntrd the schools. Michael Degan of the .Araour-Cudahy force and Miss Mary Hulev wcro married yester day morning and aio receiving the cong'ratulu- .ions of many friends. The announcement has been made of the betrothal of James II. Hale , foreman nt the Annour-Cudaliy parking houses , und Miss Kate , daughter of Mr. und Sirs. Daniel Con don. _ Clipped from Canada I'resbytcilau , under signature of C. Blackest Itoblason , Propr. : I was cured of oft recurring billions headaches by Burdock Blood Bitters. 3C02. Sixteenth ami Farnam streets is , ho new Rock Island , ticket olllco. Tick ets to all points o.ist at ; lowest uitos. A Ijittlo Stranger from Montana. Policeman Dn vis found a lad of nine sittlngr on tlio stop o " 11 Broiuhvjiy the othov nifht. ( IIo wag IJonry iMoyctn , till -bo way from Bulto City , Mont. , nnd ) oimd fof Belgium mill his rjindmothcr , His fivlhor having1 , died out wobt , his nether ticketed Ilonry to tlio Belgian consul in thia city nnd sent him on. When ho came in on Sunday thoconaul'ri ' oflico was closed , nnd Ilunry sat hlmsel' lown on the btoopvliorolio was found. tie was taken to yolico headquarters , ind yostorduy was sent to the Beltrinn consul , who promptly despatched him tea a boarding house in chat-pro of an em ployee to await the sailing of a atcamcr. Somehow Henry managed to get lost ngiiin nnd turned up in the Mulberry Btrcot police station , where lie told the sergeant that if ho would give him a rillo ho would sliow him how to kill a lly at forty rods. IIo got no rillc , but tool : i fresh start , and is now safe in' his boarding hoube again , "Water Lily boap 5 cents a calto. " IIAIIVKST KXCUHS10NS SOUTH it Via the W abash Houto. On September 0 , 2.1 and October M the Wabash will sell round trip tickets to points in Texas. Atkansas , Tennessee , Mississippi , Louisiana , Alabama , Geor gia and Florida at Half Faro , good for 150 days. Honicmbor the Wubash is the quickest route South nud Southeast. Hoclinlng Chair and Pullman Bullet Stooping Ciirs on all trains. Only 15 hours to St. Louis , 32fr " " Chattanooga , 40 " " Is'ew Orleans , " " Now York 10J- , with corresponding fast tlmo to all points South and oast. For tickets nud full information in regard to routes , silso for a copy of the Sonthofn Homesookcrs Guide , call at the "Wabash Ticket Olllco , IfiOiJ Farnuin street , Omaha , or write G. Is' , Clayton , Northwestern Passenger .Agent , Omaha , Noh , A. Dii Ice St-1 Is Out. The young duke of Newcastle lias just sold his fine country seat of "Worlthop Manor to John Koblnson , n bookmaker and liquor dealer of Nottingham. Early in the century an nnccstor ot the prosonb duke of Newcastle bought the estate when lie could ill nffoid it , merely to prevent any pnrvoimo of u , merchant or inantifaetut'or from settling in the neigh borhood. Into the charmed legion ol "tlio dukerics" of Clumber pnrk and Wolhock abbey , of Thorosby hall , and Ilttrclwicko hall , and RulTord abhoy this unbemling roprebcntallvo of the old English would allow no lesser being than a poor to intrude. Yet , on the bankruptcy of tlio lijtq duke , the familj scat itself Clumber park , passed Into the temporary possession'of Mr. Fox , the umbrolla-makor , uhd now AVorkiop Manor and its beautiful park of 200 acres passes into the handrf ttt a mun who owes Ills position solely to'boor and hotting. 5L > , TO THE BIGHT. Do not bo imposed on by any of the numerous Imitations , substitute , etc.vldch an flooding the world. There in only ono Sltt' Specific , and thcro U nothing llko It. Oar remedy con- tilns no Mercury , 1'otach , Arsenic , or tny pois- cnoua iab8taDca whatever , Jt builds op the gen eral health from the drRt node , and baa neve/ failed tocraUicato contagloua blood poUon u.d iti effects from the ejrstom. Bo j uro to get tba ecanlce. Send your addreea for uar Treatlao on llbcd uidSVIa DUiascsvhlch Mill Se rnilbd free. BW1FT SVECIHO CO . AtliKtn fl : CORUSS BRAND Mum Collars uud CuU * . Correct Stylet. _ , Beit Quality. Per led Filling. IfK. TRY THEM. ron THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY USE IN THE WORLD ItNtnutljrstopi tlio nio t cxcruclAtlnKpalusi nour fulls to nlvo ciso to the sufforuri a t\i \ applications not llko inujlc , oaiisliij the pain to ln l intly Ktoii. A CURE FOR-ALL BOW'EL COMPLAINTS , ntcrnnlly tnl.cn tniloscsnf from thirty to shly drop * ! In half tntalilcr til wnlpr Mill euro n ntow inliuilci Ctanin , K | n nis , Sour Moninoli. ColicI'lntiilnipo llonrlbutn , butiour.l alnl- iiB tpelH , CHOLEKA. MOKBUS , D1AURJHCISA , DYSENTERY , Hlok Hfftiliuho. Nimsia. romitlnif , Nervousncis , tlpoiilptsnons , Jlalurln. nnd nil Into mil pilns ntlsltij from changu ot not or water or oilier causes. 00 Contsa Bottlo. Sold by Druggists. NO GXJREX ! NO PAT. Dr.DOWN 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. 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DENMAN THOMPSON'S FAMOUS PLAY. Regular Prices. Seats are now on sale. Secure them early. Tiiuian MIGHTS , ° 7dS SwnEntf \ J COMMENCING THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 TUB KMlXnKT ACTOII. Jill. UOIIEUT MANTELL IN" II1U HAOMFICrNT BrKCTACUhlll 1 > I1ODUC- T10N Of TIIL BROTHERS Ilex nbcot will open nt 9 oclotkVcdnuiUay niornliisatroKUliir iirlcos , Dime Wir.Ii . CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STS- , OMAHA OK HICl'T. 15TII. BO21. BO . . AWONIIKlll AI'UKSOMKXA ! A KUWAIT. Ail'iKllint rends. oclN.foniUfnndplnysOnmln'n rnriirltoRame-lilulillro. llliieluinrH Wooden llfiil Kumlljr. Do Cniuo. JiiKulorf.crnon , Kuclal Artlit. Little Klttlo HlnKhnm Mnlo Iiiii > crHonnt ( > r. ONE UIRIB AUMll'b ' TO A.LI * INSTITUTE OF OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS , IU. . This Institute , sltnntol In one of the most IxailtKul Hiiluirhiof Clilcngn. otTuis to You UK overnilviuituo ( or obt.ilnlna unit unit usi'tul ' uiluuutlon. .Studiesrlll lie resinned hnpt. L' , 1SW. Tor particulars ud- ILLINOIS MILITARY ACADEMY , " vir.SJilr1" . Circular otllil.NUY J. BTHVKM , A. 11. , 1'rla , $ iOO. Ucilla , I'a , Mllltnrj Acndi'mr. toy. . llruokollallelrla. , Circular ! ( roe vrnw YORK JHMTAUY IS Ool. U. J , Wrltiit. IIS , , A.M. fornvrall , N. Y. CHICHESTER'B ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS. KCO CR083 DIAMOND OUANO , Hftffciur * to-l ftlwi ; ! MlltiU. I tdliM , ft k ruKgl.t furUlauiopd ItrAtM.torvd utillLa liM.Mlnl ilOi bl.l nl.U.0. ulimia olbrr. feel -tt.otpiiror p.riloulwi L ilii'lKltUtrt > ifttunn < llcllr. ' -r ( h-ij. ' . . UU DtNITO IJndcr tlio Slnnnccmciit oftlio Jlexiean Intirnalieaal CanlingCo. , ( cnctsslonarics. Incorporated By the Slate oi Chihuahua , MOJ- ice , for Charitable Purposes. GRAND MONTHLY DliAWiKG , will . takn plato Inpubllcat tiioclty o ( Juucz ( lor- , jol Worte , jieslco. Wednesday , Sept. 24111,1890 nnderlho rcrsonnl supervision of Ocn.iinsiN N. AXOHKY , l > iul RJr.C/Uilr > 0 AltOUJiL- IEW , botti gentlemen othlzlutuiidlnK. CAPITAL PHIZE. $60,000. $ , Only 60,000 , Tickets ! Only 60,000 , Tickets ! WHOLE TICKETS $ t , HAIF TICKETS $2 , QUARTER TICKETS , | . I Prize of $60.000$60.000 1 I'rl70 Of B.Ofl COOQ ll'rlzoanf 3,010 oiuli 103'rlzesof ! ( ) eiuli Sfttt 501'-izcaor 100 oacli SHOO 100 J'rlzcs of to caih DUX ) UWI'tlzosof 80 each . 7,500 , Approxliimtlou 1'rlicn. 100 1'rlzc of. $ Mcnch 5000 100 rrlzcsof 1001'rUeaof lOOTcrmlnilstoirx ) OOCI'rJ 1914 Prizes amounting to . $125,970 \Vo , the limlsnlu-iirt. Ixrtbr Cfitlfjtlmt Iho Uniico NnrJonalfil Mullco.lnl lilhuilmnhas ondu- poHltrrointtio Mexican li.l > riiatloiiilItHnkln Co. , I the nocuiiurir f limit to ptiamnteo ihn piyineiit of ull iirlioa rtrnwnln th Or u I.otti In iliiarci. \Vefurtlicrctrtlfr tbit wnwlll nipurTlia iillilio arrannoment" , Bi l In iiprnon muiuiii nrd control all thodmrlDcauC tblil otttrr. nnil triHtthB main roion lucpn | tilth lionc8tylAlrr.cis , ucd lu tuod laltlltoiTird. nilunrtlfs. JOHNS. MOSEY. CommliMoncr. , Buporvlsorfor thoGourp.iocnt. If inf ticket drawlnin prlio In fiat to the under- i uluiiel , Itiluro tiluo lll b collerHHl una recjiltud I to ttjo owner therouf.Irnn olctiarn. I KIXIAII II ' A-OKXIt WANTED * For dab rntos or am other Information , nrlto to theuniloriliinuil.ttatlnic your nildrcrH clearly. wltta Htxte , County , ttruat niul Nunih r. Mi > r rncldilo- llverx vrlllbci uiiarnrlbr your ondoolus n tiarel- . l.vriiitiiATinfAr. lUNRinn Co , . Cllr of Juurcz , Meilco. NOTICE. fitnd rrmlltuneo * for tlrkcln li ; onllnirr letter cuntalnliiK Monitr Orilor , l iue < ! bruit eiprnsscorn panlei , I4iw Yolk KichniiB' , imnkclrnd or foitu Dole. AdJroB.lll ri-illterfl lettern to MBIlnANlVTEIIVATIONXr * IIANK1VO CO , Cllr ol J unrjt , ileilco , rm lii l'ao , Tec. NPRBOBDBNTBD u OVEKA. Ml'-LlON LS.L. Louisiana Slate Lottery Companj. . lnc iior.itil | ( liv Iho lc l tntiir' , for riluritlonil mil clutltnbio purrmc . lllfriuulil < otimilo nptrt ol hp | > n < i nt ilito n tltullun , In IS' , ( t > r n oroi" niieliuliiR pofiiiiir tolo , oml To continue until Jnnttnry lst,18OO , , Its KAWKO7H DItAWINO-9 tivko pine * taiut'Aimually llunoantl Docombnrnnd ) 111 JraiidSinglo TJumbtr Dra\\-lnc talioplao n ouch oftho ollmr ten niouthsof tlie voir mid MO allilra-sva lu public , nt tlio Acauuni/ of Music , Haw Orlo.-iw , L.T FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS , For Integrity of Its Drn vM it gs mid Prompt Paymo nl of Prizes. AllfotetUj" follows i "Wcdo turctiv otrlirflliut no Hviorrlvitli * r > aiiBCnipnt * tor nil tlio montlilr anl m ml nntiiial dr.iwliin * of Iho I/uilalniii Still'l.tilli'ry ( uuiimn ; , mill In ji'rson inanntci onit control ll ' ilnmlnii lipni'clro'iinil Hint tlio unitio nronuulitclcil rcllli ionr. lr. fniriH'.nnil Inii ; > i > i1 t IU > | jiTi\r < hnH | ur- lo < , nnil wumithorlin tliacjuiimnjr tj IMO llill w Itlrnlonltlilia nlmllo ( of our ulicniluroiiittncliiJ n Its i n > .MM43IOMll9. | ! We tlio liiulnrslifnoil binds nnil lankpn will nr nil irl'o * ( Irnivn In 11m I.oiililnnn Ulnta l ttcilm * vlilth limy to pr < > < pntTlnt "iiruuinlor * . 1 IMV A MIUT l'\ * TI..U r , , , .1. -V-.M t -.l- ' ' ' ! ' . : , I'llllll K IA N/l \ , l'ivs. ' wutu \ U lon'l Hunk. \ mMJWIX.I'rei. NowOrlemnrMit'l ' llniik. CA.II1. ICCIIN. 1'rox. Union Nutloaiil Hank. GKA.N1) ) JIONTIELY DRIVING AtthoAcnOmny cfMnslo , Ko\v Orleans , Tuesday , Oct. llth , 180O. CAPITAL FRIZlC OO,000. tOMHXi Tk-lceli at Twenty Dollnrs each. 1l i tjiimtoia. W | Tontlis , * . ' : Turn- UST Of PIII/.KS S.W.OIOI JTJIOOOO 1 VIUXIiUK MKXWh . . I I'ltl/Slior MLUUH 1 ni\xv.ov isojoi 2 1'HIV.IS OK lO.tKIOnro G 1'IIIXIHOK NOOOnru 2.I'lUXH Ol. l.tXXHro . 100 I'lUX.H OK W l ro UXI I'KIXU ' OK XUOiro ArmoxiwAiios 10O Prltoof $ TiOnto ) t&QM HIO I'rlzi-nof MlJiiro 100 Mtcsnl CtXIuro KK ) I'rlzo of flOJnro . ' ' WUH'rltoaof lOllaro . . . 3,134 Prizes ainoiintinn to . $ ] ,05jT80O , , Nori : llckoliilranliiK Capital 1'rl/o-t aio nutoii- tltlca to terminal pilrcn AC ENIS WA.NTED. in or miy fiullu-r Inforniillnn cloflrcd nrlto Irnlblv in tlio niiilcrilmuil. < loirl\r Bttillnit yoiirri5 liloncc wltlutnto , luiiiitr utrotlaint numbiir. Moro rn | > l < l IcUnn lunll .lrll\crr . will ! ( nn < incit li ) yoimiicloilne an oiivilupo tiini IMPORTANT T1 : Address M. A.DATI'II ' I N , \VsnlilnBlon. 71 C. Hror llniry Icllor. runtulnliiB Jli simlliy rlloxnrciH conipunics Xo f ilrnlt or inut.il notu. s Containing Cur ] liMlCMIiil : ! that the pnrinontnr prlici l l'AIl- AMKIill I1V lOHU > ATIO\AI , 1UVKH ( if N < ! OP- ImiiH Hud the tlckotinro rtliinoil liy tlmircHliknt | of iinlnatltnlloii vliosoilmrttrril rUlit'i ntorocotnUutl tnlliu liUliuiLioirlH.t'iurL'loiu ' , tieai out all Imllu- tlcm or innny mons xrlic'iiin HKM ItMlllSII tlintlliu proientclnrtprof Tliolou- lohiin Hlnto 1 c tcry Oiinpnuy. wlikli tlioBUl'llll > .MK ( ' ( IIIIIT Ul'L'lIB IT. 8 IIJK iliCldil Hi aa n IDN- 'J'KUTnltli tlio Stall ) of loiilxlinit Ml n. nrtof tliaCidiitltiit lomif the i-triti ) , HOI S NOToxplro UN- 'J'll.TlII.HtlsrOKJlNIJAIlY , | s'i ' > . 'Ilio Jvfglilutnri' oduiilHlmm , vlilati nljoiirncil na tlniutlivt Julaf tills year , liainnlorml mi AMKNIJ- MKXT lu the loiftllnttuii of tlie Htuloto liusul- itiltloit totlio iiinpluntnn liM'tlitiilii 1KUvlilrhrtll c-iirrv thorlinrlir of 'I I/lJIttl\N'/V ) HI'ATHI.O'1'- TKKV (0\ll'\\V up to tlioycarMNKrUKNUUX- Ulll.'UMJ \ MSWIH3N. PEIWAL POINTS EAST , WEST , NORTH and SOUTH 1302 Farnntn Stroot. P , DEUEL , City Paesonpor nnd rickot J E. E.IDS © IDS ci alls t , IiunHiirpnindlln tlia trait- meat dtull funnu of IMtl- ' . liouil. MUlCTUUK.ur pnln In r.jli'lvliiK lliu Unildcr. iiVI'JJIIIri cuiucl luKOtoM iln/H , Hklu DliCii ( > sDiUnti ! mid all Dl ! ciOH ; ( it tlu lllooil.llciirtnnd Uvor. 1 c- male Dlicasoicii rod if I tli out Inilruuicnti or "local triial- meiit. " I.ncllti from 3 to I orly. Wrlta for circa- limettlnK iinrlloulnnnlxint ucholilin nbovo ilnu.i- < , nnd Aliunrlnn limnjot Ilia mu t rmunrkiblo autas. Of. Bco , N K. Cor. 1 Uli nndrurnin BU , ontuaco on eltliuritroot , Umult Nub HEBUE AND BRJllfS TREATMENT , Bppeljj for Hjrsterli , Dlzilne3F'ti ' , Ktunxlffli , W ik > lulncn , Menial I > opn.njionHortNituiT , ol thu Uraln.tiH iuitln1n tnnuilt ; ! lU liwilnuta lnirr ! < ! ar art Ueatli.l'rumitura Old Avq , U&i7cuncsi l.osi'o ! fawr Inoltncr cei.lnvolnitRrjrlos iu.niiil tiwrmttorrL. cauaol liy over-vnirtloi of tlio lirnln , rolf4l/u > oor ovrr-lodr.rcnco. Uch UHcoTinIn ( oniimoiilk'a trcnu mont 81 lox. o ; lx lor 8j , runt ly malliiropalU With mcli order (4r ( M IJQIOI , will lonil lunliunr ( niarantoo to tvfanil tunney Jltho treitnitntrall4U cutu. UuaruituoitlttkUiMliLiiil crcaumo iiild GOODMAN DliUG CO. , 11101'uriutn Street , - > Uiuuliii. Nclj oi 1 1 ury jx'imaiutiilljr curicl In ! to 10 < lr . . - . - - Vofliiulnato nil Tx > lM"i f join Iho pyMom. ntlifttlb.M ( f iine rrlin nidimiof Iho ducaoln nnj fouii rnitlu can ho lifali U nt lioiruns > % < lla < < liix. ( , ( furlho inmo ulcu oml tinier the riiuu pinrnrtfo. ) lint -win tli 010who prefer lu rom liero , o v llliontricl to cmo tlimi o-Ktuml ll iiiontjr nn < l iiajr rntlro OIH.IIM of comlntr , rallrwil faiuond liolel I.llli , to care thoini-.ut uliatlniJa cairi. Vo c-lmliuiiu Iliu woiHfortnu'o vocun nut cuif. Blnco tlioil | lorof nn-.liiiui utruo | ) oilllcfur jihlll | tin l.wn tv.u.'lit for tint uenr fouml uiitllour JlJBlo Kcnu lwoa dl . ro\i il. VOTIII cillrr [ jijnulno. W rlto for iifeionrp . C' 0/C MtjAIT CO. , Vnttiha. Adiraaltt. Offlcn.St.C'lilr : Uotol.Cor. Kltliaiul We Offer for Sale. Pour tliousanil Ions oliolco UoloU llav , I'.O. U. carrf , Mranjo'H ti illuu , I ulon or Ifornlolc htalliins.oii O. M. AhU 1' It. It , In leH t j nlt purchaser ! prices rtxululol Ijy tlio niitrkut CitllnuU tco us. STRANGE BROS. , SIOUX CITY , Von LAUIK * < ) NiV"r. | ) J tiic' I'nrKnllcul | > | | | * tlietrnnclitunicjf. nclun tlio iiioiiilrual irituimuU euro in j w lon Irou vrliuinvur ( auso , rrouiito menilrunliim. 'lln-io iillU uliould mt b'3 ( ikon Our- liKIM'Wiiliicy. Am. I'lllLVi. , Koyallf l'roi | . , tjnin- riu-.Clnr ( u , lu Uimiilua l > jr Uliurman Ik MoCoiuull. , IoJjo t.nuar I1 , u , Ojialiul U. A Mulciiur. Hi Ouulia ; M 1 * . lillu , C uucll Ulan * U , or ) fur U.
