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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1892)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : S/mJEDAY FEBRUARY B. 1892 , BIDS FOR OMAHA'S ' BUILDING Toll Synopsis of the List Submitted for the * Work. QUESTION OF A PROPER FOUNDATION BiiR < ; o < tl < ) in on Itin Sulijoct Have llren tto- CCIVIM ! from tlm Snpcrliitrntlrnt , Hut No Action Hn * Hrrn Tiikru 7 In tlio .Matter. WAsniNOTox BUIIKIU orTiiB BP.K , ) r > 13 FouiiTEBXTit STIU'.RT , > WASIIINIITOX , 1) . C .Fob. fi. I * The following Is a full synopsis of tbo bids /or the trench , oxciivallotij concrete nnu tone foundation , stone masonry , cut stone nnd brick work of the baiomont arid area ' wall , first floor nnd basement beams nnd girders , bascmont columns , etc. , for the " federal building at Omaha , received nnd opened by the supervising -architect of tbo treasury this morning. The first nnd larger ilpuros are for the goner.il superstructure , Hho latter figures being for the Iron work , nnd where moro than ono of the lint bids ap pear by the same firm or person It In dicates another grnuo of material than the first represents : Pnxton & Vlor- ling. Iron works , Omtvhn , $12,809 ; llockford , Gould & Gladden , $183,000 to ba completed In 300 davs ; Goddos & Scerls. Denver , $181,000 and $110,000 , tobo completed in ten months ; James Crolghlon & Co. , J37- 'JtOO nnd * 13,009 , eight months : Kuymond Bros. . Oinaba , $124,000 and $14,183 , 300 days ; O. J. King , Omihu , ? flS.93 < > nnd $14.300 , by August IlO.lbOi ; John Field , Omahn , $114,000 nnil $14,800 , twelve months ; Northwestern Contracting company , Chicago , fill,418 , ton mouths ! Hough , Koohnom & C. , Iron Works , $123,090 nnd $13,892. twenty days : George H. Evans & Co. , Topeka , ICnn. , $102.333.88 nnd $ li.fiS1.01 : , B'W days ; L. L. Loach & Sous , Chicago. $114,215 nnd $19.873. twelve Iiuintlis ; Prank L. Kenvcs. Oraahn , $1.0- ! 117.0 ! ) , ton months ; Marble , Drexel & Co. . Oinnbn , S120.0S7 and $18,090 , so en months , nlso $123,231 , $13,000 and ' $ IUJ.O.'S ! , $13,090 ; Phtciilx Iron company , 1'hlladolphla , $12.521.'TI , Iron only , sixty-live days ; Probst Construction company. Chicago - -cago , $111,140 and flil.HW , six mouths ; Foster & Smith , Philadelphia. $ li5EOO ! nnd S37.500 , by December 15 , lb9JJohnF. ; Coots , Omaha , 1117,239.00 and $ ! 5,15S > , 310 days. Total 1IUI8 ol tlin Firm * . The supervising architect bos tabulated tbo combined or total bids ns follows : Hock- ford & Gould , $133.000 ; Goddos & Scerls , Denver , $134,500 ; James Croighton & Co. , $187,000 ; Unymond Bros. , . § 139,000 ; O. J. King , $113,000 ; J. Field , $124,000 ; .lobst Bros. , $135 000 ; Evans & Co. , Topeka , $119- 000 ; L. L. Leach , Chicago , $124,000 ; Frank I * Krcvcs , $180,000 : Probst & Co. , $1SO,000 ; John F. Coots. $135,000. The succosstul bidders will bo announced probably next Monday nnd they will proba- biy bo O. J. Kin ? fortno general superstruc ture , to bo completed by August 30 , next , nnd the Phojnlx Iron company for steel aud iron , , to bo completed In sixty-seven days. If King should not bo declared the best bidder it is likely Evans & Co. of Topeka will got the award. The superintendent of the building lias submitted bis report on the excavation 'nnd ' made suggestions as to the basis for foundation , but the report has not yet been examined by the supervising architect bore. Senator t'ottigrow nnd Sergeant-nt-Arras "Valentino called on the president today. H. L. Kurkor of Omaha is at tbo Ebbitt. * Iowa postmasters ivora appointed today ns follows : Babcook , Linn county. M. F. Kalrss , vice Bancroft , resigned ; Mandamin , Jlarrlson county , J. P. Browley. vice L. H. "Walters , resigned ; Sprusuovllle , Jackson countv , A. Alexander , vlco M. Peterson , re signed. William H. C. VVoodhurst has boon ap pointed receiver of the land ofllco of North Pintle. The republicans there have adjusted their differences nna recommended the up- polnttncntof Woodhurst almost unanimously. The announcement the other day that Henry C. Elder had been appointed was as errone ous as It proved premature. Assistant Secretary Chandler today nf- firmed the decision of the general land btlico In rejecting the ndldavltof con test of Charles E. Glltuor against the timber culture entry of Henry M. Eustis from the McCook dis trict ana canceling the entry upon tbo rolin- quishinout presented by Ilonry" F. Hole and allowing the latter to make homestead entry lor the land. Ho also nfHrmud the decision In the contest of James A. Iloko against Froa VV. btantz. from the McCook district , rejecting Hollo's protest ngnlust Staatz's llnal proof. Secretary Noble has reversed the decision of the general land ofllco In tbo homestead entry case of the Central Pacific Railway company against Leawan Johnson from the Salt Lake district of Utah. Souretary Noble tolds , ns tbo local officers did , that tbo land In dispute passed with the grant October 20 , 1SOS , and Johnson acquired no rights tboro bv his subsequent application to outer and his residence. P. S. H. Cliuinlicrliiln & Co. rmin the Cllntnn Comity Ailvcrtlner , Lynnr , Ta. It was the good fortuua of a representative of this paper to visit the laboratory of this ctitcrprthlup firm at Dos Moines ono day this ' week. It occupies four floors of a d'oublo building and employs blxty-llve hnnos in the different departments , which indudo the compounding of the different preparations , bottling , nacltlnp , shipping nnd urintlng. In tbo latter department they bavo a finely equipped printing office , with luilf. n do/en prcv30i , which are kept nearly constantlv , in operation prlitlng labels and different kinds of iidvcrtlsing matter. Tlieir laboratory is especially busy at this Mine , as Chamber- laln'a Cough Komody , which they manufac ture , has proven a splendid remedy for tbo grip , nnd in all ciises greatly relieves tbo natlont after taking ono or two doses , wbilo its continued use will ellect a complete euro. 5 and 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. Dr. nirnoy euros oiitnrrh. BKI : bldpr IT STKONa. Onuilm Itnstlore TMoan to Got tlin Imle- pi'iidcnt Party's Xutlmml Coiivuiitlnn. Aii enthusiastic mooting nf the commlttoo having In cnargo the matter of trying to Bocuro the Independent convention for Omaha was hola at the Board of Trade rooms last night. * Sixteen delegates \voro appointed to go to St. Louis to attend a con ference to bo bold at that plaoo February 23. An executive commlttoo , composed of W. N , Ntisou , ns chairman. Goorga H. Boggs , Alfred Fnwkner , William Coburn and V. O. bUrlcliler , was appolntod. Tliis commlttoo \vus ompoiverod to Increase Its number to niiio. It was also decided to put up a ( ruarantoo bond nf .f'iOXK ( ) to crot tlin convention , If demanded - mandod at St. Louis tbo bond will bo de posited , A Rubcommlttoo was nlso appointed to collcll funds to defray the expenses of the doliK ! 'iM ' k'Oinu' to St. Louis. A- * Kansas , Iowa and South Dakota are vager to HOC Omaha got tbo independent con vention , the question of appointing a good orator to present tbo city's claims como up. The Humes of General Cowln , Jolia M. Thuratou and John L. Wob- nlorwern montlnnod. It is probable that lienoral Cowtn will bo called upon to say ut tbo Kt. LOUM conference that Omaha should bnvo tbo convention , Tiio commlttoo mooting was a very onthu- s astlo ono , and all of those i > ro.ont liau sau- Kuluo hopoa of Omaha securing the convon- tlon , _ .S | > i > oi > tmlyl > ' Trimblr * . llavo I got a coughl Do you think I'm ' nn omuluus and can't cougbt Well , of oil the oodgosted women { over DW hero I've cougbed for seventy days and vou want to know if I'vo got a couirh. Now. Mrs , Spoop- oudyko , I want that bottle of Hallor's Sure Cure Cough Modiclno you hear ! Union soap in klnp ol I'ollrv Court A cboerfut lot of tough looking vniavcro Included In yettordny mornlug's pollco grist anil Judge Horka fell upon them llko a caving dirt bank. Jarnc * Bond was ( riven twenty days , with tbo first Fix on bread nnd water. Ucorgo Thmnpiun drew thirty days , wltn the Iirt tbr o ou ihortdlet , .and Tout Jouo took twenty days on straight fnro. John Jones was given olghtoon days , with the first four on bread and water , and A. B. Hays twenty days , with nlnoty-slx hours on winter wheat nnd clarified mud. John Hollne appeared minus his whiskers , but the Judge penetrated his dlsgutso nnd handed over 10 cents with which to send Mm acrosi the bridge. John wept several largo , wet tear * mid said that ho would rather take thirty days on broad and water than go to Council Bluffs , but In spite of his protests ho WAS landed Into tlio patrol wacon and an escort - cert of thrco pollcomon started with him for Iowa soil. When those c.nos wcro disposed of tbo judge concluded that , ho had done enough for ono day , so the next four were glvon sen- tcncos ranelng rroTi ono to 100 days , which were suspended to glvo thorn n chauco to got out of town , " Howe Bcalos , trucks , cotlco mills , car- starters , Hnrrlsoi. convayor. Cntnloguos of Bordcn.it Scllcck Co. , agents , Chicago 111 Union soap , gimr.mlccd to ploaso. DEOLAIIE IT UNSAFE. KxporU I'rnnounco Agitlnxt tlio Slxtrrnth Strcrt Vliultict ami KtiKRi-st Clinngct ! * . If the opinions of exports ara worth nny- tbtng , the Sixteenth street viaduct is la < v dangerous and an unsafe condition , n menace to tbo lives of tbo thousands who pass over the structure every dav. Some tlmo Ago the condition of the viaduct was reported to the city council. Tbo matter - tor was referred to the Board of Publto Works and the city engineer. Tbo gentle men comprising this commlttoo hnvo tuado their examination and now find tnut the report - port was true. Chairman Birkhnnsor of the Board of Pub lic Works stated that in company with En gineer Hosowator bo had examined the struc ture and found it weak. The strlngors in the spans bo considered too far npart , to stand the loads of motor trains , especially whan they were allowed to pass upon the spans of the viaduct. Ho feared that some day tbcro would bo a torrlblo accident which would re sult In a great loss of life. Colonel Egbert thought tbo Sixteen th street viaduct u dlsgraco to tbo city. It was' not the kind of H structure that was demanded by the public. In fact , It xvas only intended for a briago , capable of bearing up light loads. At tbo present time , bu stated that the heaviest trafilc In the city was over the Viaduct. Engineer Hoscwntor stated that ho was arranging to strengthen the structure. Ho had ordered timbers for additional stringers , which would bo put in place as soon as they arrived. The viaduct was never Intended to carry boavy loads , such ns motors , but for light hauling It was strong enough. He would appear baforolbo council and nsk'thnt the Street Hallway company bo compelled to regulate its runnlng'tune that motors would not pass each other on any ono span. The great danger was when concentrated loads were put upon the bridge. A motor was a concentrated load , as each ono weighed about seven tons , with the cars , when loaded , wolghinc from four to flvo tons each. The wheels of the cars were six feet from center to center , which concentrated a load of twenty-two tons at any spot where two trains happened to pass. ' Mayor Bonus stated that ho had lioard of the unsafe condition of the viaduct. If the report was trun ho would favor closing the thing up altogether until other arrangements couljl bo made. Ha realized that if an acci dent occurred it would subject the city to innumerable damage suits , to say nothing of the great loss of life that would result from the falling of the structure. The mavor stated that he would suggeat to the council the necessity of an ordinance rog- ulatine tbo passing of trains , the passage aud enforcement of which would insure some degree of safety to the public. Inspector of Buildings Tillv had viewed ttao viaduct nnd regarded it as a doatn trap. Ho expected almost any day to hoar that the whole thing hud fallen. It was never built to carry heavy loads and should bo con demned by the city and a new one ordered at the expense of the railroad companies. No gripping , no nausea , no pain when Do- Witt's Little Early Riser : are takoa. Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. DONE UP BY A DRUMMER. Damaging ItcsultH of a Itow llotwcou a Hncluiimi IIIK ! Ills rasHciiKor. AlBrown , a trackman , now knows what it is to "got it in the nock , " and an ugly gash just in front of bis jugular vein Is what ho has to show for his experionco. T. A. Tnrryman , n traveling man in the employ of the HIchnrdbon Plato Gloss com pany of Philadelphia , is the artist who so cleverly performed the operation of vivisec tion on tbo huckman , but an officer with no appreciation of good scientific work , promptly urrostod the surgical traveler for Ubaault with Intent to commit murder. Tbo row occurred over a disputed bill which the hudunan presented for driving the traveler out to see u friend. The commercial pilgrim stepped out of the hack at the Arcade uotol at 1:30 : o'clock yesterday mor ning , aud after a few words the haokman turned in and scraped tbo skin off the protostinc passen ger's inco. Tuvrymnn soon realized that the hackman's blood was hot , and decided to lot out a little of It oa tbo frosty sidewalk to cool. As ho didn't have a cleaver or broad sword aoout him ha used his pockotknila , aud it scorned to answer the purpose very well. * Brown was bundled into a back and rapidly driven away , and where ho now is or bos boon slnco the time of the cutting deponent sayotb not. Tarryimm's friends furnished bail for his rolcuso , , and hu promptly filed a complaint ugainst Brown for disturbing the poaco. Al Urown was In police court during tlio nflornoou and filed n complaint- against Tur- ryman , charging him with assault to do bodily injury. Tarryruan will bo arraigned before Judge Borka this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Sick beadacho yields to Boecham's Pills. BAPTIST JUBILEE. Mlsslou atnntliiK with tlui Illg Muu of the World 1'urtlulnatliiff. Next Sunday will bo a day of jubilee for the Baptist people of Omaha. Ono of the greatest ot living missionaries , Hov. J. E. dough , D.D. , will bo the central figure. ThU great Christian worker has achieved a success which has drawn upon him tbo ayes of nil religious denominations. A native of lown , bo became a missionary of the American Baptist Missionary union twenty- six yeiu'.s ago in Telugn , India. Up to that lime the mission which bud bean carried on a quarter of a century Imd born but mougro fruits. There were olgbt converts only on the field. Since then the number has lu- creased to 53OOJ , , making this tbo moat successful mission iu the world. Such largo Ingatherings ot believe liavo not been known bofora for ton couturies past nnd perhaps not slnco the times of tbo apostles. On a mnglo day 2,222 were baptized , six ministers otllalatlng In turns of two. Dr. Clough Is now pastor of tholargOHt church In the world , that at Ongolo , India , having a membership of 25,000. Ir , dough will bo accompanied by Hov , Joseph Clarlc , ono of the lint missionaries to enter the Congo , aud others. Mass meetings will bo bold at tlio First Baptist church , cor ner of Fifteenth and Davuuport streets , morning , afternoon and availing. Dr. Clougli will spcnk morning and Afternoon , Mr. Clark in the evening. The afternoon session will bo Interdenom inational , BiHbop Newman of the Mothodltt Episcopal church , presiding. Small In site , great in results ; Do Witt's T.lltlo Early Kisuri. Best pill for constipa tion , boat for stole baadaoho , bait for sour itouiacU. oy cd H Dwelling. Quito a disastrous fire occurred yesterday at 2013 Davenport street , The bouse is owned by Thomas F , Hall , ana was occupied by John F. Coad. The tire originated In the oasomout from a defective funmco. The damuga to tbo house is about $ -.000 , while the loss on the furnlturo Is about 11,000. , Par throat dlseiues aud cougbi use Brown's Bronchial Trochus. Like all roullr good this they uo imitatdd. The Kenume are sold only in buses. HAS ISSUED HIS ULTIMATUM General Thayei- Formally Declares His In tentions in the Premises , HOW HE VIEWS THE SITUATION Anxious to Vacate tlio O fit or , tint Cnntpcllml to Itntaln I'nsursslnn to Trotcrt tlio rooplo' * Interest * for tlio iiX , Nob. , Fob. 5. " Special to THE BEK. ] Oovornor Thayer 1ms" decided tbat ho cnniiot with propriety or by right tender the possession of his office to Oovornor Boyd until ha receives at least a certified copy of the recent decision of the United States supreme premo court. In nn interview with Tin ? BEK representative this afternoon ho stated that when ho road the synopsis of the decision ns published in the dally press Tuesday morn ing ho felt tbnt the contest was ended. Hose so Informed his dorks und told them to prepare - pare to vacate tbo omco. Up to Wednesday night ho had intended to notify Governor Boyd on Friday that bo was ready to surrender dor possession of the office. Ho staled that tbo predictions made In those columns In regard to his giving up the ofllco were bosod on good grounds and thnt n tender of possession would bavo been made today-had not a now and unexpected aspect of affairs arisen. Tbo doubts expressed as to the real moaning of the decision hnvo at last made nn impression upon the minds of tils attorneys , and it has beau decided to wait formoro definite information from Washing ton before taking nay decisive action. Ho made the following statement of bis views of tbo situation. , Walling for Iiifbrnmtlon. "My attorneys nro waiting to got the full text of the decision of the supreme court at Washington. As yet they do not know what U does really contain , because of the conflict ing reports. If miyono supposes that I am holding on to the ofllco of governor for tbo snko of the office , or that I bavo the slightest desire to dose , suoh person is most wofully mistaken. I am anxious to surrender the ofiloo ; but I do not propose to act precipi tately , nnd without full knowledge of what the decision does roallv mean. "Tho clerk of the United States supreme court wired Mr. Webster that the decision of the supreme court of Nebraska was reversed - versed ana the case was remanded for further proceedings. When it Is known what the decision is wo will know how to act. I am ready to comply wltb its requirements. "Tho fact tbat tbo case Is remanded for further proceedings certainly moans thnt something furtherls to bo done before I can surrender this ofllco. It seems now that only four judges sustain the position that tbo enabling act made Governor Boyd a cit izen ; that is a minority opinion. "There Is another feature to this caso. The question arises , am I justified in turning the office over to Governor Boyd J The question is ns to my right to turn over the office to any person until the decision of the Ne braska supreme court placing mo in the olllco of governor is reversed by the snmo court because , ns quoted above , the supreme court remands the cose hero for a reversal of its Judgmant and further proceedings. "It Is the oplon of the best legal lights hero tbat I bavo no right to thus dispose of this ofllco. This is not n personal matter between myself aud Governor Boyd. I am holding the oflico of governor In behalf of Iho paoplo ol Nebraska and not for myself. My attor neys , Messrs. Webster , Blair and Lambert- son , are giving those questions the most thor ough consideration , nnd I shall act in accord ance with their advice. "No threats or nouso will dolor mo from my course. I shall not run from anv duty or from any controversy. "I assure the people that nothing would now pleabo mo moro than to bo relieved of the duties und cares of the olllco. I will leave on Monday for Texas , whore there are important interests awaiting my attention. I would not give up this Texas o'ntorpriso if I could have the governorship insured to mo for nil time , as much as I prize the honor of the poslliou. " s Will Act Temporarily. Lieutenant Governor Majors will ussumo the executive functions during Governor Thayer's absence and no now developments may bo expected for several days yet. Attorney Lambortson went to'Omaha to day for the purpose of contorting with Messrs. Webster nnd Blair. Governor Thnyer will bo guided entirely by ttio result of their conference. If they should conclude that Govnruor Thnyer will bo justified In turnlii.tr over the ofllco to Governor Bovd , ho will do so before his departure for Te'cas. Until the result of their conference is known nothing can be said In regard to the situation that will have any direct ocarlng on the cnso. Climes' llrslKimtlnu Accepted. OH Inspector Carnos tendered his resigna tion last Monday. Today Governor Thaycr accepted it in a letter in which ho said : "Your favor of the 1st inst. . tendering your resignation as state inspector of oils to taho cfToct on thodatoof the expiration of ray term of cfllco , has been received. I have accoptbd the same and plncod it upon tlio In this ofllco. I tnko this occasion of expressing my onliro approval of Iho manner in which you hnvo conducted tbo affairs of your olllco. You have been active and zealous In the per formance of your duties. I am sure it has over boon your aim faithfully to execute Iho law , Imperfect though that luw may bo , and to promote the beat Interests of tbo people. " GoHtlp at the Sluto lIoiiKo. The Western Cold Storage company filed amended articles of Incorporation today. The Garten Medical company , formed for the treatment of Ibo disease of alcoholism , was incorporated today. The cuso of Stcolu & WalKOr vs M. W. Crabtroo , from Madison county , was fllod with the clerk of the supreme court today. Isabel Bond and Clara B , Colby vs Abra ham N , Wycoff is the title of a case fllod in the supreme court today from Gage county. Calicraph operators nro convinced that llfo s too short to write with the pun. Dr. 13irnoynosourul tftroat. DKE Over 3,000 mercniuits hiindlo Union soap in the wost. WITHOUT AN OFFICIAL HEAD. Munition of tlio Krpiihllcitu Copgitomloiml C'ommtttmi of TliU DUtrlrt. Next Wednesday is the date fixed by the republican state central commlttoo for tbo mooting of the congressional com mittees in the Second Fourth and sixth districts of NobrnsKa. Arrangements have been made In two of the districts for those remnants of commit- looa to moot and organize. Bit the gentle men who were members of the central com- mltttto of the original First district and who now bolonu In the Second , appear to bo lost , strayed or btnlun. Tbo three counties now forming tbo Second district are Douglas Surpy and Washington. Flavoring NATURAL FRUIT FIAVORS. inllla Of porroct purity. ( f mrfn < "I ° ' Br ° at 8tre"Rth' Ai , , _ Mj { Economy In their use /wnona i Rose 010.7) ) Flavor as dellcatoly and dellolouBlv ao the fresh fruIU Mr. tVed W. Qrav was Ib'o member of the old concrosslonni comm'ttco ! from Douglas county , Hnnry Uottsoba iwni nppolntod to represent Snrpy county , and Washington bus boon taken In from tba-old Third , nnd the member from thnt county , Mr. IX Alborry of lilnlr , hns not yet boon" hbiird from. At the rccnnt mooting of the stnto central committco Kolirunrv , lJ ( was nnmcd ns the tiny for the various conprtMsIontil commlttoos to meat nnd orgnnu.o.Bo for ns cnn bo loAfnod not n step hns-t > con taken toward ROUlnif llioso coromlttqgnion tORCthor In this district. Tlicro nro only , three of thorn , ivnd if some of them fall to nprienr next \Vodnus- dny there will not bo n vorv onthusln.stlc mooting of thn committee.- U possible tbnt the stnto central oommlttoo mtiv hnvo to tnko the matter In hand if 1ttbcso commlttoomcn do not como to life. A Thiirnton Move. "Lot mo put .vou on to n very smooth bit ot work thnt Is Just now golnc on throughout the six congressional districts of Nebraska , " said A politician who knows a thing or two , If his hair Is red. "John M , Thuraton is moving lioaveu nnd earth to Rot a delegation elected to send to the Minneapolis convcn- tlen'that will bo completely at his command. He will ot course try to bo ono of the delegates - gates himself nndvllldo bis utmost to got the delegation solid for BUI no. "Tho Blalno boomers have promised Thurston that ho shall bo made president of the convention It the Nebraska delegation will RO solid for the nmti from Maine. There nro men In every congressional district now working up this Blnlno-Thurston scheme. As I understand it , each congressional district will elect two doloRatos , mid the stnto con vention will elect four nt large to attend the national convention nt Minneapolis. Thtirs- tou Is not only Intending to capture tbo con gressional delegates from each district , but ho nlso hopes to nnmo the four delegates to bo nominated at tha stnto convention. Keen youroyo on John M. Thurston. " In the Fifth District. Dr. Flazoo of Curtis , Nob. , was in Omaha Thursday , nnd In speaking of the political situation up there ho said : "I bollovo that General Dllworth of Hastings will bo the re publican candidate for congress in the b'ifth district. Prof. Andrews nnd Uov. J. U. Tnto ot Hastings nro also lu It , but I think they will pull into line for Ditworth all In eooil timo. McPhcoloy of Mltidon has a good many friends up tbnt way , but 1 think Dllworth will hnvo bettor staying qualities. " Speaking of tbo aspirations of Lieutenant Governor T. J. Majors , Dr. Kazoo sola : "Mr. Majors has been gaining friends in our part of the state , but ho had better not crowd the cattle. Ho Is inclined to claim too much and if ho is not careful there will bu a chnngii of sentiment against him before the time for nomination arrives. " Tlmyer's Attornej-8 Consult. Yesterday G. M. Lambertson ramo up from Lincoln nnd was closeted xvltn John L. Web ster and Judge Blair. Tbo status of General Thayer was discussed. Last night John L. Webster , in answer to a query , stated that the discussion was informal , that no dollnlto conclusion had been reached , and that , so fur as ho knew , General Tbayor bad Boon clvon no advice as to his action , ono way or tbo other. . Mark Twnln says "somo folks are so stubborn tbat al they need Is four logs antt they would pass for a mule. " Mayuo if people use more of Hnllor's Barbed Wire Llnlmont mules wouldn't bo so stubborn. , Union soap is mudo of western pro- ducts try it. , t ( Kxprcss MrKtuMiRers Dlsclmrfji-il. ST. Louis , Mo. . Poo. ' 5. Despite the de nials of tbo local ofticors'of the Adams Ex- Dross company , it Is positively assorted that several discharges of old'messengers said to belong to the brotherhood have taken place within tbo past few days. A monitor of the brotherhood said today tbat If tbo express companies continue their persecutions there will bo tt strike. ' * TheGreaV REMEDY LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. An Ideal Complexion S ( FnrnnlobynlirruBnnrt VnnpyClnnrtHDeaiora.orlf tmnble toproeuro IlilH Vonderl'nl Son ) > send Sti cent * In Btnmpo und receive n cake by return nmll. JAS.S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago. HPKOf -Sbnmlnn Bfllls Wnltz ( the popular BocleW Wfiltr.l'aentPllEB to nnrnno nendtug UE three wrappers ot Blmmlou Holts Soap. JAPANESE jp i _ ium CURB A new und Complete TrentmOnt , conBlstlng of Supposltorlei , Ointment In Capeulei , nl o In HOT nnd 1'lllst n I'usltlvoCnro for I'.xt.'rnnl , Intoriml , llllnd or HIcetllnK Itelilne , Clirnnlc , Iteront or Hereditary 1'lluj. ' 1'liU Itemedy ban nnvur tiaan known to tail. ( I pur box , H furWi gent by mull. \Yliy inner from tbts tiirrlblo dlaonsi when a writ- Ion Kiinranteo Is positively Klvcn wltb'lboxoi , to relund Ilia money If not ouroil. Suml stnnip for free Hninple. ( iiiuriintoo Issuo.l by ICiihn \ Co , Irntr2lkta ) , .Solo AKont . , , curMcir IJtli and trceU , Umalm , Neb. , , o iu - . , t , . . . by the llctltloiis elaiiiih made for I'oruui I'luslcra lliat'puro before they nrii npiillfd. ITiio llenson's , n scientific preparation Hint iflvriii prompt relief mill U Inrtorseit by owr S.OOii repulnbln rliys'clans nml DifrGLUCK , Nose Throat. EyeJar , , , . SPECI'A'LIST. ' OIussi's uiljimtod tUfill visual defects. U.iturrb fauocossfully troatnd , Room (8. ( HarKcr DlocK , IptliandFarnain T\u.T KKMX noiiKAriiriTfmiKXTAI.CIIKAM , \1 Ult MAOICAI , HKAUIr'llUI. Itenuivct Inn : i , Motli I'dtoliI [ Biiriuronr bluin' I in on bUHiilr undrti'lk'j ilotl-c- lio.i. u ) m muod tlioteiluf 40 > Mr , and U < lurmlum wj Inito. tu boniiru tt U properly m u ilc. Aivopt ' U Clllll OffUlt ufiliull irnuum , Ilr I * A , . -nri-r until tu aladruf HID limit tun ft pa li'iitj. "Atiiti tHdl s uil'I | oihm' tri-coMin-oiiil liiiuraud'i < ti'iim in Iliu .emt li.riu'ulof all Ilia k n prc > | mr ilon ' ' Huriilul" ) II DruittrUU and I'urn'r llucili Doilori In III I'hlU'l M U' , I iinurt-n utul Kuropv 4 HIUUT 1101'UlNb , I'ruii'r.LIIUri'atJouuiht-.N. V , Sciatic Rheumatism. "I had a Mvcrc MSB of Selfttlcix and for nearly two years I irai tcareely abl to vail , I went to Excelsior Spring * , Mo. and n. milncd two weeks ) drank freely of tha waters , especially thnt of the KEOEST Ernmo , and was cured. I am to-day at well n man as I over was In my llfo. < Slgncd ) JKO. T. IIocnAKAX , Principal , Katmi City lllgh School. Tht wattrt art bottltii only by tht Sieel- etor Springs Comjiany at Excelsior Springs Missouri Gichardson Drug Go , , Agts , , Omaha , Nsb , A Written Guarantee to SYPHILIS CUHEEVRY CASE or MONEY REFUNDED. Our euro IspcrmiuicntnndnotaiulchliiRUp. Cmos treated siivon ycnr.i nco Imvo never eon n Kymptom Mnco , lljr Uc crlblHKcnjo fullwo can iron ! you by mull , nnil wo ulvo the sumo strong gimrnntoo to cure orrefuiid nil money. Tlima who prefer to como here fortrentmentctindgronml wo vlll jmy rnllruti I fnre both wny nml notcl blll irlillo liere If wo fnlltncuro Wo Omllenco the World for n c so that our M AOIC UKMliUV will not cure. Wrlto for particulars imJ ( rot tlio evidence , in our won yoirs' praMIco wltli this MACHO UKMIMIV U hm boon num ilimcult to overcome the prejmllcoi iMiilmt socalloJ spool ( let. Hut muter our strong Kimrnntca thonviinh nro trying Itnml being enrol. Wo Rimmntoe to CUM orrofunl evoryilollnrnnln < wo hnvo n reputation to pr.itoj ; al iflnnnclnl backlnuof ( JJO.OM It la perfectly safe to nllwho will try the troatmanU llorotofo-e you Imvo boon puttlnu up ami paring out your manor for dlRer cut trciitmeuK nml nltlimiKh you nro not yet curoit no ono lini pnlil b ick your money. Wo will positively cure you. Old clironlcdcop sontel c.noi enrol In 3) ) to .U rtiiys. InvmtlKiUe our Mnnnclal utitmllnit , our reputation m business men. Wrltou for iiaiuos nnd adilrcs esof the o wo have curml who huvo Klvo-i permlMton to refer to them. It costs you only post- BKotodo tlili. If your ymptom nra uro throat , mucous patches In mouth , rheumntlsii In bonernmt joints , hair falllni ; out , eruption' on miy part of the body , fccllne of general iloproHlon , pnliis In head or Doncs. You bare no tlmo to wuMo. Tlio o who nro constantly tiiklna mercury an ! i > ota h shouM dlscnn- tlnne It. Constant ute of these ilrugs will surely brlns aores nml eatlnc ; ulcers In the ouJ. Don't fall to wrlt'j Allcorresponilcnco sent scaled In plain envelopes. We Invite tlio most rlRlit InvestlTHtlon un.t will do all In our power to nlit you In It. AOilross OOOg REMEDY CO. , - Omaln , Nebraska. MAGIC CUBE wnoo for ase ot LOST or KAIMNO MAN- HOOP , Gonn. r Nieuvous IlEim.iTV , wcak- ncssof tairr .nlnd. tbo elTeetsof orrorsorn'c- cossei ) In old or you UK that wo cnnnot euro. Wo cimruiiteo every case or rot nnd every dollar. Five ilnys trial trpiitnicnt Wl. full course vn. I'crcoptlble bonollts roallrod In three days. Hy mall , socnroly packotl from observation , COOK REMEUV Co. , OMAHA , NEII LADIES ONLY MAfilP * "KMAtlS KliUULATOR , Safe and fflHUlU Certain to a day or money rofundod. Hy mull $ ! . Securely scnlod from obsorva- t'on. CltOH. KKMttit VCil.t Omaha , Nab , DR. J. E. Mc&REW , THE SPECIALIST , la unsurpassed In the treatment of ull forma of PRIVATE DISEASES , nnd all disorders and dolillltles of youth and m.inbood. 17 years' cxicrlciifO | Ills resources und fuollltlos nro pructlc illy iinllmltud. Tbo Doctor Is recom mended by the press , nnd endorsed lu thn htroncsttcrins by tlio poop u for fair treat ment and honest professional iidvlee. The most powerful remedies known to moilcrn s-lencu for tlio MicceMtul truutmeut of tbo following dlsunies : ao\oijtiinKii Immediate rollof. Acorn- Dloto euro without tlio loss of un hour's tlmo from business. ( HtKKl Ona of tlm most complete nnd BIIO- coisul troiiiiui'iits for Klcot and all annoying dlsoliiirjos yi-t kmiun to tlio mcdleal profui- slon. Tbo results sire truly wondrrfiil. Tlio most stiililKiin iindelironlc cases whoio the dlsnbnivo had existed for years , untlroly con trolled in n remarkably abort time N't 1:11:1 vitn The urniuofit known remedy for tbo trtatmontof Btrlcturo. without p.iln. i-ut- llni ; , or dilating. A most romarkiihlu remedy ftY'HH.l. No trcntninnt for tins torrililo blood flls9iiso bus ever l > eou more miccosKfiil , or hud .stronger undor.semciits. Iiitholltht of morlorn sclcnco tills dlseiisn U positively ciirablu and uvery tr.iceof tbu poNon onllroly loniuvodfioni the blood. Tbo curu hcomplcto and pormunont. l.iltin HI' Miti IIOOJ > . and ambition , norvniis- ness , timidity , dospondpiicy nnd nil bllitbtlni ; olfocts of early vlco. Hullnf obtained at uncu The woikkKrowfitrnnK , and the despondent be- comooliccrful nnd liapj.y. .SK/N / > ; .s/i.l.sv.s , and nil dho.isoi of tlio blood , liver , kidneys undbluddcr are limited succusifully with IheKioiUost iciiouii lumL'dles for these dlHmisos. DISEASES OF THE STOMACH Tr. ) McUri'Ws ' treatment for dlbonlurs of tlio stomncb. liiislhn uiiiiUlfiol ( | : endorsement of those wboliuvo lienn cured. Onsi-s tlml bail ktilTerod for jours ami unable to Woluc or EAT without incroiihliii ; their mlsnrv , entirely fuipil. Tlieso nro fuels which cnn bo pnivon nt any time , Tbu remedies lire pleiiHnnt and pnlatnlilo to tbu moit ilellciito Ntonrirli. Write for circulars and question list froo. Utii und rurnnm Sin. , Uinahii , Neb. Kntranco on either st i out _ NEBRASKA National Bank. U. S. DEPOSITORY , . - OMAHA. NE3 Capital . 7177. . $400,01)3 ) Surplus . , . < ! ( ! , -OJ Onicoriand Olroctori llonrjV. . Vfttot , nroiMantt U U. ( 'iiihliu , vloj proil.lunt. . ( X 8. Muiirlaa W. V. Mane , John B. Colllni , J , N , It. I'slilck. IxivrltS , Heed , ( 'ailuer , TMB IRON BANK. Corner 12th and Farnam St . Dr , BAILEY fl-r - The Leading 1 u Dentist Third Floor , Paxton Kith M\\ \ \ - \ \ \ - \ \ \ \ \ \ \ SU. A full tet of teeth on rubtinr for * i I'ertoct : lt. Teeth without plutai or rumovnMu brlUa work , Just Ilia tliliu for liiKOr < or I'JUiio spiukurJ , dropdown. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN , i ul ru itonubla ratal , ull jri Cut tlii < out lor : > tiuldu. Gtiltars.Mandollns&Ziifiert n st to weir to t lux dealer J . eciipU . . - - - - ' - jil . urtfflli ol turnout trll.u MAIUI > 1/lcKIi , LYON&HEALY.CKIOAQ& FOUND After Yo.x-s of Unsuoojssful Saaroli for n Cure , Martin Andsrson Gets Relief from the Chinese Doc.or A Voluntary Tjstl mental. OMAHA , Nob. . .Tan. 18,1892. Tovhota It May Concern ; This Is to cartlfv Unit I hnvo boon n constant sufTaror for mnny ycnm with catarrh , asthma nnd brotichtul ulTou- lions of the throat , and trtud all the patent medicines and romodlos I ovoi * heard of , but with no success. 1 ttuated with doctors in various pni-ls of the country , but none of thoni could do mo any good further than tfivintf mo short temporary relief. I stillorod ni htaiid day. and I'ontlnuod to grow worse not withstanding nil the nmdicino I had taken. I had almost civon up mv case as hopo'ioss when 1 was informed by n friend of Dr. C. Goo \Vo , the Cliinoao doctor , and advlsod to go and K > O him in the liopo ot Rcttinn relief at loast. if not a permanent euro for my trouble. I was slow in nviklnpr up my mind to mnlco such a radical change in my treatment , as I know n trial with the Chinese dec or would bring ma , but I linally con- ludcd to give him a Iri il , so I called at his olfico with that intention. I found thn doctor a , clover , entertaining gentle man , thoroughly posted on my condi tion , and it took only a very short time to convince mo that ho was the party I was ao long in search of. Ho told mo my case was curable , and that ho could euro mo , nnd prepared mo a special treatment to suit my condition , and in two weeks 1 was o much bettor that I had the fullest confidence in the doctor's ability and committed my case to his treatment. I continued to grow bettor rapidly and am now entirely well. I owe my euro to Dr. C. Goo Wo , and am not ashamed to admit it. I advise all who want relief from their troubles to call on.Dr. C. Goo Wo , and they will bo cured. For nil particulars apply or write to MAKTIK L. Axnisusotf , 3121 Ctiming St. , Omaha , Nob. DR. C. G10K WO , Koffulnr crailmitoof Chlnrwo modfolne. oltiht yearsstudy , ton yoius' practice. Trtuts suc cessfully all dlsoiisos known to suirortng hu manity. Koots , plants and herbs nature's remedies his medicines the world his witness ; 1,000 tes timonials. Cull and sen him , OoiiMillutlOn froo. Hasulau constantly On band remedies for the following diseases roariy prepared : Asthma , Cntnrrh , Khmim.itlstn , IndlgoHtlon , Lost Manhood. IVmulo Weakness , Kluk lle.itl- nclie , Hlood Purlllnr. and Kldn y uuil Mvor. Pilce , one dollar per bottle or six for 11 vo dol- lurs. Those who cannot call , enclose 2-oeut stump for question list anil full particulars. C fflce , Cor. 10th nnd California Sts. , Omaha AMUSEMENTS. N6W I ' 'AST ' DAY. TW01 > I'AVS- Theater ! ' - mid linrney btruuis. TODAY. TONIGHT. ThlsSal.urclatj ( ) Febrtiartj 6 Last Two Performances of Pred'k ' Paulding , Matinee This Aaernoon at 2:3 : J , Prices FlrfU lloor , 7So ; balcony , tuc ; chil dren undoi M years , li" > o. Evening Performance at 8 , THE HONEYMOON. ( Ily Special Kcqucst. ) Prices Parniict ! tl : tianiuot circle. T.Vj and Jl : Imlcony , ftnu nnd ' . "IP. Tlicro arc ovurirvi cooil rovers ud scats In tbo b.ilcony ut 5'Jc ouch. Gallery , Me. P01MILA.ll I1 dl IK ( I PIIIOES One hollilVcelc SAM T. JACK'S iy i > i t'"ipc ' Creole Burlesque Co. Tob. 7. Mat n ICH \Vcd and Satuiuny Cfl HAM' HUNCf ) FARNAM STREET THEATER. I'OfUtiAU 1-TlIGBS. livery Night 'I his Week. IW New I U TlieitcrL Scvcntcoiitb nun Hartley St. Two SUNDAY AND MONDAY , Nights Feb. 7 and 8. Only. JNO.T. KELLY Tbo fuiuili'st of funny Irishmen , supported by DUTCH ! DALY nml KIiOItHIE WK3T. The Whizzing. Rippling , Fun Rioting , Tim Lender of Hod Hot , Itodned Ooniodv. I'rleos I'nninot , $ .00 ; I'arcmct CI nil 0,750 mid $1.00 ; Ilitlcnny.i'iUu mid 7 : > c : ( J.illory , ffilu. EDEN MUHEK ! Cor. IHIi anil Knrimm Sti U'ouit Oo.u n-Jioln ; Mon ilnr , 1VI . I , L'AMPHITniTE , the Angel of the Air. Tills mnrvrluui Illusion l > nut i'roionto.1 on n iIiukumM taiu. but ( in a lirllUurillr IlKlitml saga net with cnnurjr licilntoil In mmru , rim iliintu In cv 'ry dlriHttoii thruiiKli tlio iitr , Clinrlus Trlpn , nrinlo HiirtUt. lr , Wattu'n lI < iHtdAOut ) KloUllnua ViiliJutllll ) Mnm. AilinUglun I illino. Open , I to 10 p. m dully. Wo sonil th * tnartrlnnt Fri-nrh llc-tnc.lr CALTHOB fro ; ST I IllwlinrEr. A. I'.mU.l ' ud H1 > TOUE 1,0.1 Vlg r. C'le ilami pay tfsalisjitit * A rni.VON MOHL CO. , Bui. inrrl'"i * I"U , n rl U , UKU. TUB SHORTEST LINti TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y as represented on this map. CEDAR RAPIDS KS MOINE3 Electric Lighted , Steam Heat ed Vcstibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 : p. m. , ar riving at Chicago at 9:30 : a. m. City Ticket Office : 1501 Far- nam St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent. C. C. LIN'COLN , Pass , Agent. Striking Features Of the * Omaha Sunday The issue ns usual will bo full of good things. In this prospectus uro mentioned onlynfawlondinp nrtlolos. But you will pot a pretty fair idea from it of the extraordinary merit of Tine BY "M. QUAD. " "TAKE THAT HACK. " The Sunday Bee , February 7th. Mark Twain's Letter. It don't mnl.-o miiob dlnVronpo whnv. Mark Twain writes abouttbo rtuljjeai IB nlwiivB well It-ontuil by him. This Is especially true of bis description of "An Austrian lloaltb riictnry , " which TiiKllui : will prlntSundny ( Illustrated ) . The Intercontinental Railway. Frank O. Cnrponter'a letter In I'm SHNIIAV HKI : tolls a fiibolimthiK stor/ of tlio work American tmalnours HI o do- IIIK In the mountains of Cent rut and south Armirlca. lluro nro scimo of tha fiuhhcailsof hlslPttori Nearly a Thou- snnd JIlluH or Unknown Country"Kx- iiloroa Tlio Troubles nf tlin Surveyors In ICcuailor and How Tboy Work on the riuto'iii of tlio Andes .Surveyor Slilink Dosi-rlbos tlio Torrlblo Climate Ills i\purifiiocs : In Colombia The Won derful Ho ourcos of thn Country and Something About tbo Mineral Hoclons Alonir tli Unit The Ilullro.id Amou < ; the Oloiuls Laid out by the Second P.irtr How the Iron Horse Will Truvol TonorTwolvo Thousand Toot Above tboSoii SdinolliliiBAIioiitthoUsillrond Systems of south Amorli-n. Wliurn tbo Intercontinental I.ino Will Go and Iho Countrlns It WlllOpmi up-WliatOiir Nayiil OlllcoM Are Ooliut InC.iialoiiuilii mill frometlilii : ; as tntlieCVntral Ameri can Koiito Tlio.Survov tobuComuleled lu u Yunruml u Half , Wakemans Letter. The more nniiouncomont of nnotbcr letter from iVakoinan iilmiitlih travulH In Morocco Inhiilllelent. Tno vuluo ot hs ! contributions Is well known , Fred Nyc on Chicago. Most coriospondentB In tic.it ni il ClilciiKO nalnl aoiirmliiu-biiud int-uiu of liur BruatnpKs nnd buimly. Kro.i Nye In bis lotturto Tun HUNDAV linn tut in such plenums totliownll u fowmliiutui whllo liu nrltcH uf tbo liusottliu uvlls of the Rioiit iiiiinlclpullty. Vou will road IU ofudiii-sc. Among Local Musicians. Tins ainn-i'is of Tun 11 KB' * minion ! news column has boon uiiprt'cixlontud , r uxt hiuii ny this dlHtlnctlvoIv nuwi fualuro will present every thins woilh knowing iibout lou.M iniislohins und oyents. No words will bo wanted cm Idiotlo spoonl'itlon nn to what would become ot tlm pcoplo worn iburu no iniiilo , This dot ) u mont deals wltli 1 lv Niibjcou. It Is Imfecil on news. The Social World. As usual tlilailoparlmoiit will contain all tboiiowi After all. Ihut'H iibout nil you cxiiout fri.in It. Mlsn DOIIIIU'H I'ut- H'r'ly ' ' Cotllliin-Tlip IlnRBH JtOi.ep | O- | llUhou mill Mrs. Newman's Wtik.iui to Ivouiit7o I'liioo-Ti.'iis , l.iinolic. in , KoiiHlitulons and all tlin doings In the fnsli'Bt wi uk Hoaliilly of UIOKOIIIOIIvlll bo f.iltbfiilly lihioiilolutl by TlisIKK \ lu Us. Sunday pupur. The Rcportbrial Hopper. .fust as snro as you plolc up u copy 0 ( TUB HUNIUV lihHyuu will bin * , iuii/1 / bcfoioyou u record of the in , , , , , , m | minimus of u biuy , pukhlnt ; oily , ( No "My First Hundred. " Mon who luivo nnvdo fortune from Rinnll biigliniliHrg In llfo nuvor foriiil tli wurlt and iluniiil miciisiiirylir lliii Hccuiiiiilntloii of ilio Hint * 10U. riiiiiin ol r ( Jinnlia s solr.iniulo itipltUlst4vllt : ; toll liiTiiKSilKiiAv llBKliow tboif oj tliolr Blurt In tliu world. Seed Growing in Nebraska. Under the bending of homd Indus. trlcimpBclul attention will bo culled to tlm growing of Keeds lu Nubr.mUa umJ tlm urout durulupiiiviit of tbu limitless , hliowln 'Hint tlU ( HIHlH U ranlilly i : < nn- Inn Into tlio frniit. ranl < an 11 xoo.l pr.i- dueur. Hpui'l.il attention will \ > a oullnd to tbo nunissltv at oktruuinlng tbr crowing Industries of Nubrusku. THE SUNDAY BEE.