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TIIM OMAHA DAILY H JK KIM DAY. MAY 20. 1802.
whllo returning In ft cnrt from
( Ity to Hyraeuso. The croon seven tnlloi
wont of town 1ml ovorllowoJ and the tvntor
ever the bottom xvns oiRht to ton foot deep.
Tnox \ > j had succeeded In crosslnR the
bndRo , but drove lee ncnr thoodRO of the
culvert In n lonif nil lending to It. The
horse , cart nnd boy were &w opt down by tha
ronrlnp current. Whllo drifting under ft
willow trco , ho succeeded In RrasplfiR n
branch nnd , hnlf strnnRlod , droxv hlimclf out
of the wnlor. The her o was C4irnod ever ft
wlro foncs nnd held theto by the cnrt catchIng -
Ing In the wire * . The boy's shout * brought
omo of the neighbors to his assistance ,
equipped xvlth ronoi , nnd nflor hard work
nnd risk of Ufa thov succeeded in rescuing
him. The horse wns llnully cut loose nnd
brought to shoro.
ASIIIAMI , Nob. , Mnv 10. fspeclnl to Tun
nr.r.l-Tho wntor In Salt crook has boon
hi h for the past ton day. * . It never before
1ms remained no high for that IcnRth ol tltno.
But lltllo damaii'O tins boon done except to
mnll grain nlonR the bottoms until today.
The wntor Is rlsmir fust , nnd the report has
reached hero that the HIC Illuo has cut
throuRh nnd Is now llowlnp Into Salt creek
above Lincoln. Tlioro have been no trains
todav on the Schuylor line , as much of the
boa has been dostro > ca nlonn the Swift Ir-s
pond , northwest of hero about a mile.
OU main line from here to l'iatt moulh Is
badlv damniicrt by the Pintle , whlcti Is fast
covorlni : the bottoms for miles to tno north
of thlt plnco. Homo damage Is apprehended
from the liluo Mowing Into the Salt and also
the Pintle to the north of horc.
NKIIUASKA CITV , Nub. , May lO.-fBpooIal
Telegram to Tin : Hen. ] The river has fullou
lightly today. No further Unanito has re-
suited and nil threatened points have been
carefully protected. It Is thought the Hood
has reached Its height.
liLwoon , Web. , Mav 10.- [ Special to TUB
Ilr.r. . ] It continues to rnln nud the farmers
nro looking blue , us they nro iilready two
weeks behind with their work. There Is but
n small proportion of the corn In the ground
nnd innl will hnvo lo bo roiiliintcd. Wheat
Is doing well despite the heavy rains , but
need * Bomo sun to give it n good color ,
Tlio cyclone reported from here started
two rallos west of town , going in n northeast
direction. It unroofed the house and de
stroyed thn stable on the fnrm of James
Orngn. Passing on to O. U. Loo's farm U
dcHtrojoa the barn nnd all tno farm ma
chinery It contained. It then mfcdo direct
for the line now farm house of
O. Cook , striking It at the south-
weft corner and carrying It about , 100
yards , deposited It in a canon n mass of
broken timbers , brick , llmo nnd furniture.
The house was occtipiod by II. D. Stockham
nnd family , four persons In nil. How nuy
of them escaped with life Is tbo wonilor of
nil who have soon the wreck. Tim barn ,
only a few rods from the house , was not dis
turbed. A buggy setting In the jurd was
placed vcrv nuntly on n stack of hay. A hen
with a dozen chickens In a coop at the sldo
of tbo house wcro untouched. All day
crowds ol people huvo been driving throueb
the rain to the scene of the disaster. The
cyclone seemed to have spent its force hero ,
nnd onlv did n small nmount of datnago to
outbuildings in Its further join noy.
LTONH , Nob. , Miiy ID. [ Special to Tim
BIK. : ) It has been raining for the past
twenty-four hours nnd nil the small streams
and ponds are full of water. The Logan
crock is rising inpklly nnd will boboyond its
banks within the next forty-eight hours.
All kinds of farm work 1ms ueon suspended
nnd the farmers nva boginnlng to feel anxious
about the corn crop.
Wrsr POINT , Nob. , May 19. [ Special to
TUB BK.t.J-A storm sewer has boon In
course of construction on Bridge street In
vhis city since last fall nnd on account of the
dilly-dallylni ; methods of the contractor
lias been but partially completed. Monday
nnd Tuesday's houvy rain nearly washed out
the sewer nnd did inculculublo da'iingo. The
new council last evening discussed the
power trouble and finally cancelled the con
tract nnd will advertise for sealed bids in
TUB HKK for thn completion of the sewer.
West Point has .suffered much In the past
few days Irom washout * . Tlio Kikhorn
river backed up into the lower part of town
and partly submerged many buildings.
TIM : .II
KlVncts of tha I'louil X IH IVH In the C'lil-
riiKi ) Hoard of Truile.
CIUOACO , III. , May 1 ! ) . T.lio Hood excite
ment broke out In a new place todav tbo
Chicago Hoard of Tr.ido. The newspapers
here wcro crammed with reports of calami
ties In nil directions by w. tcr , nnd every'
body on "change was apparently npprohon-
sivo about the crop outlook. Difllculty in
getting communication , owinjr to the wash
ing away ol telegraph poles , added to the nb
normal fcolinv.
Schwartz & Oupeo got n higher Paris
cnblo and attempted to buy wheat on it , but
found that there was hardly any to bo had
nnd began to bid up for it. This was all that
was necessary to start the stampede , and
after a few sales had been mndo nt SO1
cents tticra was n runid boom to 8'i cents.
Hut thcro was consider , iblo suld nt this point
and a quick break to 81 'j ' cents followed.
Corn shared in the excitement , a sample
reason being dispatches from Blonmlnglon
telling of constant Hoods nnd rain through
out the onlito district nud scarcely any corn
yet planted.
Frankcnfeld of the signal service wired
inoro rain hod fallen in the pnst four cluvs in
the corn belt as a whole than in any other
part of the country.
No ( in-lit O.iimiKii ut ( Jlicrolcnu.
( JiiK.itoiiKi : , In. . May 10. This oily Is pass
ing through it Hood experience only n little
I tjs * than that of the great Hood of last Juno.
WITO It not that moroof the sufferers of last
year moved to higher ground , the daumgo
would bo nearly as great in oxtont. The
Llltlo Sioux has boon running bunkful for
some time and a heavy and continuous rain
Tuesday sent the river over the bottom
lands.
It Is in places almost two miles wldo.
Tuesday evening watchmen weru placed in
the lower parts uf town to give the alarm if
necessary. Some of the people began mov
ing last Tuusdav and those reinainiiuoro
driven out yesterday. The river this evenIng -
Ing was still rising , though it is thought , it
cannot continue much longer. Sumo of the
smaller buildings have I ecu carried nwiiv.
Damage to crops in the Little Sioux valley
will bo very great. The Illinois Central
tracks are badly washed , both cast and west
of tins city , nnd it has been impossible to
got any news from the south side. Many
alarming minors are afloat. Thu pumping
works nro under water and the city is throat
enud with n water fnmlno. The situation
from this cuuso will bocoino serious unless
the river uocs down within u few days.
.Mniiy Cull In Killi'd.
bi'EXCRii , lu. , May ! ! > . Kaports from nil
points of this and adjoining counttoi show
great damagn to crops of nil kluus nnd to
aleck , Numerous herds of cattle gra/.lng
along tlio tilou.v nnd Ochoydan rivers were
surrounded by the rapidly rislnir wateijuitl
lost. Thu dam at the bend of one of the
lakes at Mlllni'd brolio last tiieht , causing n
two font rlsu In the Sleux liver nt this
place. Tlio wntor is now a font higher thai
over bt f nro known. All bridges on high
ways nro washed out , making travel by
team Impossible ,
The superintendent of the Chicago , Mil
xvuukiio & St. I'aul railroad iirnved hero
today , walking from IJIclcons , six miles east
of ho it. . 01 03 slug waHhnuts on Hontlng tlm
bors. Ho put n largu force of men to woiii
east and west of hero from bath sides , ant
contemplates lunning trains over thi ) wash
outs tomorrow. All cellars In this city huvo
from otio to live foot of water In thorn.
In ou ncit hi
CMiiKsvn.i.r , Ark , , May 10. The flood Ir
the Arkansas river U n very disastrous ono
here. Yesterday two ( jcrmans who roaldei
on the oi > | .osltu bid * of the river were
drowned wlillo attempting to cioss to thi
city , nnd three children were Urowuod nt i
point three miles ubovo hero.
Moumi.i.iDN , Ark , .Mu.v Ji > . Uy the cap
sizing of n boat on the Dowilio pliicu yestor
day llsmt ) Wilson ( oolorod , ) fnur women and
llvo childien were drowned ,
Aid Ollorvil l > y Omtltii ,
Omaha's Hoard of Trade will go to th e
roaoue of the Sioux City Hood suiToror * b ;
tenilorlng them linanclal and other aid. A
commltloo comnotedof Messrs. Meyer
Goodman , Wheeler and Nivson uf the board
Jolt at 0 o'clock lust nielil for tap Hooded city
for the purpose of viewing the iniindatoi
portion * of the town ar.d to ertend wlmt alt
they coulo.
Ir Molue * JlUer Uiiuluc *
Four Donne , In. , Mav 19.--Spoclal [ Tele
jrraui toTim Uir.J The DOJ Mclncs rlvo
rote four foot la t night ind is now olovui
pot higher than before Tuesday nltthl'.s ruin.
rho wntor tonight In Inpnlng the Ilcuth out-
meal olovntor Several Ice houses nro In the
ivnler , The | ilant of the Fort Dodco Pressed
Jrlck nnd Flro Hrick comtanl | l uh-
norcod Several families havp been driven
out of their homos In the Haw by the high
vnter. The wntor Is now at n stiniUtlll , but
f It continues to rnlso serious dnmago li
'oared. The Illinois Contr.il track between
Jhcrokeo nnd Sioux City Is Impassnbloj so Is
the Minneapolis & bt. Louts botwaon bore
nnd Dos Monies.
KANSAS tll'V A(1AIX
The \VntiTS of the Missouri nnd Knw Once
.Murn Spinill Out.
KAVSIS C'nv , Mo. , May in. Wntor , wntor
everywhere. That Is the situation around
the two Kansas Citys today. The Missouri
rising slowly nnd the excitable Knw Is
booming. Argentina nnd Armourdnlo nro
again submerged. Harlem is nothing but n
shcot of Witter and on this side of the river
thu Missouri bottoms are slowly submerging
under the wet elements.
The tcoat packing houses , nil of which nro
Ituatmi in the Armourdalo lints , suspended
work this morning and put the mon to work
itbuildlng embankments about their ostab-
IshmonUhoping thus to chock the threatened
Invasion of tholr promises. Many
of the business houses tu Ar-
mourdalo nro in n bad plight.
The streets In front of tholr places of
business nro flooded. Many cellars are sub
merged nnd many thousands of dollars
worth of goods stored In them bavo boon
either ruined or badly damaged. In the
residence streets the situation is worse yet.
All ot the houses that wore vacated
nst week ore again deserted and many of
thorn are cleared ol their content' , tholr oc
cupants seeking safety on the higher ground.
Harlem , the little Clay county village
across the river from hero. Is sinking deeper
nnd deeper Into the Missouri's ' waters , which
nro rising higher and higher. The entire
town is deserted , not n single house In i' <
being habltnblo. The Missouri river nt 10
o'clock marked n stage of twenty-four foot
above low water , which Is within two foot of
the great Hood of 1831.
KlMT Still KMIng.
Tno river continued to rise all day long ,
and from 5:30 : o'clock this morning until 7
o'clock this evening rose eight and ono-bnif
Inches. iTho cnugo now tnnrlcs S4.5 feet ,
which Is Just l.h foot below the high water
mark of 1 31.
The river Is still rising nnd will continue
to rise during the next , forty-eight hours.
The situation is hocomliiKciUtcal , nndshuuld
the "Juno rlso" occur during this time an
immense amount of damage will result.
ItrportH from t'p tin1 KM or.
Reports , from up the river as far as its
moutti report a continued rise.
At Leavonworth the river has risen nn
Inch an hour nil day nnd tlio railroad bridge
s now in danger.
At St. Josopu the river broke through the
government revetment this ovonlnc. All the
workmen available wore put to woik to close
the break , with what success is not now
known. If the break la Ruflleloml.v wide to
nllnw the Missouri to oourits waters through
the revetment , St. Joseph will bo n consider
able distance inland.
At North Argentine the situation Is Retting ;
worse. The clectno light plant has been
obliged tt > cease operations nnd the town Is
In dnrknoss. The water flooded tne homes
of many people this afternoon and they were
obliged to move out.
The ICaw Is still rising.
STO1UI AFTEK.UATH.
: ilV-rU III OinnMii oT thti Moux CUr Flood-
Til ) ! Kiillro.Kl Munition.
Telogrniihic communication between Sioux
City and Omaha has been carried on under
difllctiltios since Wednesday morning. All
wires but ono have been down , and that ono
has not boon equal to the demands of the
service , making it impossible to got a full and
satisfactory novs roport. The Western Union
is opening a now line today by way of Norfolk
nnd Emerson to Sioux City.
At the North western ofllco It is stated that
many Omuhn people uro arranging to visit
Sioux City next Sunday. If the number is
larce enough to warrant it an excursion r.Uo
will bo iniJe. ;
The Sioux City Hood has had but little ef
fect on the river nt this point. The Missouri
is now twelve and four-tenths feet above low
water mark. Between 7 n. in. and 4 p. m.
Wednesday a rlso of two-tenths of a foot
was recorded , and between 4 p. in ,
and 7 a. in. youcrday this had been
incrcasid by sK-tcnths of a foot , u total of
eipht-tonths of a foot in twenty-four hours.
The increased rlso during tht night was duo
to the flood from up thu river , which was
about eighteen Hours m making the ISO
miloj which the nvnr traverses between
Sioux Citv and this point ,
Tno B. & M has sufllciontly repaired the
damngo caused its lines nt various paints by
the high water to got its rolling .slock all
moving au'ain and Is straightening its trains
as rapidly as possible. Tne early westbound
train was hont out on time yesterday morn
ing at 8ir . and the first tram from the
west. No , 4 , duo at 0:1)5 : , came In nt 100.
The trucks covered by the landslide at ( Jib-
son were partialljf cleared , and No. 4 contln-
nod cast by its aci-ustomod rouic , via Delle-
vun to PliittMnouth.
No. \\hicu should have gene west at 10ir :
was sent out two hours late , but the 13. & M.
service Is now practically restored.
The water at Doerflohl has subsided , al
though it still washes the gradn. Broken
stone and I ins have boon placed along the
track to protect It from further damage. In
some piaco- . the water washed away the
roadbed so that the ends of the ties project.
The ground is soft , nnd it is probable
that slow ardors will bo issued for certain
portions of thu line forfcovef. l days. The
only places whore much damage v/as done
are at Dcorllold and Lincoln , tlio track near
I"1 street in the latter city having suffered
consluornblv.
The Missouri P.icitio baa a llttlu difllculty
at Nohawka , but that has been Hxcd up ,
and trail s are now running through.
The Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis it
Omaha expects to bo in shape to resume
operations tonight. The washed out bridge
ever the Fiovil at Sioux Citv is tholr most
Important drawback at the present time , but
the work of repair U being crowded.
On tlui Iiivcr I .UImNsliil. | |
Ni'.w OIM.\NE ! > , La. , May 10. The covorn-
uiont guugo at the head of Canal street nt II ; i
o'clock roLMsturcd sixteen foot. Last mid
night the water was /lowing / through some of
the gutters on Alglon sldo of tha river ,
but no damaga rcbultnil. The levees
along tlio front nro In good condi
tion and but little uneasiness is felt
on account of tuu high water , isous received
today from the Happy Point plantation ,
eighteen mllc.s b.Mow the cltv. is m tbo otlect
that the break1 there luid widened to flfty
feet. If this crovusso Is not closed
the wntor fiom It will ovotilaw n
larjro territory with growing crops ana
nlso cover the Grand Isle railroad
for several miles. The ( Sypsv crnvasso is
now -Tii ) fool wide.Vork \ U progressing
favorably towards holding the ends of thn
levee , and Lieutenant Miles of the United
States engineer corps believes It can be hold
by sinking nmtt.'csges around thorn. Work
on the Mississippi Yul.'ey ' inclines will proba
bly bo compltitpd bv Monday , when through
trufllo over the road will be resumed ,
ttiiu mils.
ALTON , 111 , May 10. A thousand acres of
whcut lend li : the Mississippi bottoms of
Union and Alexander countius ure Hooded.
Farmers nro lloolnir to the hills nnd mer
chants at the river landings are removing
their merchandise , Thurols much suffering.
Tnn loss of property will no great.
) 'r | i.irni | ; tit Mi > t Out.
ST. Jii4r.ru , Mo , , May 10. The Missouri
river hero U rising fast and now lacks but
two feet of the danger lino. If the waton
re-icu tua French bottoms Immense damage
will result , FnrnicM are preparing to move
out. The weather U clear.
( ' .H'lcmo Aild * | u | ' ' | UIH |
Sr. Lci'ie , Mo. , May 10. A destructive
ovclor.o passed ever St. Louts county yesterday
day , contributing to the mUory of the Hood-
liickcn inhabitants. A funnel shaped cloud
wrecked sovornl farm houses. Much damage
was done to crops.
BIDS 1 I FOR PAVING REJECTED
Now Spocifioatioas Will Ba Prop-irod by
* the Board of Public Works ,
ADDITIONAL ELECTRIC LIGHTS ORDERED
Itrpnrt oftlip Sprrlil Ciimtnltlrc' in ln\
tlp t s the sqiilros Aluttvrs How tltn
llnston Aldornti'iiMH Ho llntrr-
tiilnoil Otlu-r
The city council met In adjourned session
Inst night nnd about Iho lira thing Ibal It
did was to put Chairman Hlrkhausor of'tho
IJoard of Public Works on Iho grlddlo.
Lasl Tuesday nlcht , when Iho council
njjourncd , ll was understood that Mr.
UlrKlmusor would bo present last ulght
with the paving bids that were presented
to thn board some two or three weeks ngo.
When the council convened the llghl of his
countenance failed lo shinu within the coun
cil chnaber. Mr. Chnffeo noticing tills fact
novcd that the SGnjoant-ut-nrms bo soul
Dost haste after the absent gonllemnn. The
notion prevailed nnd at the sumo time the
Borgeant-nl-arms wns Instructed to lound up
nnd capture nil of the head * of the various
dapnrtmcntB.
Alter uwhllo Iho chairman came mid with
htm he had the papers that the council
wanted. The clerk road the figures.
Mr. Chaffeo olTored a resolution to do nway
with the ton-year guarantee uud Instruct the
Hoard of Public Works to rondvertiso for
paving bids lu accordance with the spocillca-
lions of 1V.11 , IIo s\td : thnt tlio now snocitl-
cntioii.s mount dearer pavements , but that
they would bo no hotter.
Mr. Lowrv Insisted that the lun-yoar guar-
nnteo clause meant Ufbh price pavements
without n corresponding benullt to the tax-
nay era ,
Thought It a Dutrlmrut.
Chairman Blrkhnusor , upon being called
upon , ihought n ton-year guurantoo wns do-
mnndod In brick nnd asphalt. If the board re-
advortispd It would delay the paving from
three to four woolts. On stone hn thought
the ten-year guarantee was detrimental to
the taxpayers.
President DAVIS said that It wns squander
ing mousy. Last year brick were $15 per
1.1)00 ) nnd this year thu price wns only fl'J.
This difference menus that the contractors' '
had figured on n pnco which they could re
surface the streets at the end of Ion years.
lie did not propose to carry out nny whim of
the Board of 1'ubllcVorlto. .
Ulty Engineer Kosowator argued that n
ton year guarantee was cheaper lo the tax
payers than the llvo year guarantee under
llio 1SU1 specifications , ospeciully vvhou brick
or asphalt was to bo considered.
President Unvis said that a. contractor
could not do the work ; Uo could not get
bondsmen for a ten year guarantee.
Citv Engineer Hosowuter stnted that tlio
tun your guarantee was for Iho nurnojo of
protecting the public. Ho had talked with
iisplmlt nnd some of the brick men , nnd
they favored the proposition.
Mr. Lowry know thut Mr. Hosewator was
one of the beat men who hail ever served the
city , out hu hud been misled by Squires of
thu Barber companv. Squires wns a .smooth
little man , so smooth thnt ho hud drawn
? SOUO out of the city treasury without nny
ono knowing anything about. Of course , ho
said , the ton-yeur guurauteo wus just what
Squires wanted. Ho would got a high price
for his pavement on the start. If ho secured
100,1)00 ) yards of pavement ho would make
* iJ,000 more than ho was entitled to. It
meant lhal ho could deposit his 15 par cent ,
reserve with the treasurer , drawing iuloicst.
At the end of iivo years his Interest , would
amount to enough so that ho could toll thu
city to tnko its pavement und take care of It
If it so ileiirod.
Adnptoil CluiUcn'H liesoliitlon.
Mr. fMmffoo's resolution was tidopcd by
the following vote : Yeas Messrs. Buck ,
Bcchol. Uhaffee , Couwny , Jucobaon , L-jwr
McLcaric , Prlnco , Specnt , Tuttle and Mr.
President. Nnys Messrs. Brunor , Edwards -
wards , Hovvoll und Munro.
Tills settled thu question. All the bids
were rejected , the cortllied checks were or
dered returned and the paving goes over
until ihe Board of Public Works can prepare
now specifications , advertise and receive
bids on the same.
HimSquires' Hill U'lts Paid.
The special coramltlee to Investigate nnd
lourn just how C. E. Squire ' old street
sweeping bill happened to got into the up-
prnprlatlon ordinance und bo paid was ex
plained.
Squires got a certified copy of nil papers from
the city clerk. These papers ho took to the
comptroller , who without -any authority inserted -
sorted the amount In the April appropriation
sucit. The mayor signed the Squlros war
rant because City Attorney Connell informed
him thut it was a just bill nml ouL'ht to be
paid.The
The report also roasted tho.city attorney
by saying thut ho hud lold the council ono
thing nnd Iho muyor another. The commit
tee also stated that items were Inserted in
every appropriation ordinance without uny
authority , excepting upon the advice of the
city uttorno.v. The report wns adopted by a
unanimous voto.
TO IHfTKUT.llX Tlli:31.
Aiiiitlii'r Domiuiil Msuli ) on ( iornor Iliirbur
lor thf Imprisoned ( 'iittliiiiicn.
CniuXNi ; : : , Wyo. , May 19. ( Special Tele
gram lo Tun BIK. | Judge J. W. UluUu of
Laramlu , judge of tlio judicial district in
which Johnson county Is located , yesterday
addressed a long communication lo Governor
Barber on iho subject of the stockmen nud
Texaus now confined al Fort Hussell. The
governor positively refused to divulge
its contents but the following is probable
n fuir outline of what the judge actually
wrote : After stating lhal ho had rcco'voil
a ccrtiliod copy of un intormiitlou tiled in
Johnson eculity , charging those forty-four
men with murilor , ho goes on to suy thul
these prisoners , judging ( torn previous
correspondence which bus passed between
the two ofllcials , . were noiv conllnod ut
Fort Kusscll under the nbsoluto control of
the military authorities awaiting tlio
disposition of Iho governor. After calling
utioniion to tliu law passed by the last
legislature which practically provides tbat
the judge in vacation und the prosouutinc
nuthorillos of n county lake the place of n
grand jury lu all Its Junctions , bo says he U
nevertheless award thut peculiar circum
stances surround the case and must attend
ll from beginnini : to end. A certain duty he
declares belongs lo the executive depart
ment to protect , ttio citizens of thu btulo and
the courl musi have control of Hie prisoners
accused of olfonsos nenlnsl the law before ll
can oxcrclsu ils functions. Ho therefore re
quests thnt tlm prisoners be turned over to
Itie sheriff of Johnson county or his deputy
holdluu' the wurranis at Fort Kussoll us soon
as convenient , and that before Ibis is done
Judpo Blake bo informed of Iho time so Innt
ho may give explicit direction as to ttio place
in which they shall bu held pending courl
proceedings.
IIo bases Iheso requests on the
fuel Hint the court ofllcers are
now ready to proceed against th&
prisoners uud his views nro that they
should bo in their custody instead of some
other power. In explanation , ho goes on to
suv thnt he considers it to Do his duty to
bring about a speedy investigation of the
affairs , both in justice lo the residents of
Johnson county and iho accused , uud to
huvu the men placed within ihu custody of
the proper court oftloors to Keep ihom In nb-
soluiu sufoty , so us to bo produced in courl
with perfect regard to their perso'nnl safety
and at the smallest expense to Johnson
county.
For the time being , ho docs not consider ii
necessary thai these men bo transferred to
Johnson county , IIo nlsb touches on the
question of expense and makes two sug
gestions , ono of which will rcqulio Iho
governor's consent nud the assent of iho ac
cused. One is that thu man bo retained
at Forl Kusscl as long as
the War department will Keep
Ihom , the otbur ihul they uo contlnod In un
unused wing of the stutu penitentiary , being
U4.surod of no communication or uo 'connec
tion with tbo convicts now In the building.
He vouches for their being well Uiucu cure of
under Uls special directions , Hu Insists in
doing lhat. iho prisoners musl bo kept lu thu
custody of a Johnson county official.
The governor's answer lias uotyot both
divulged.
II 1 * u Crfiit HtrlUe.
CASI-KII , Wyo. , May 10. [ Special Telegram
to Tut : Bur. , } In the last two ijays ItoO loca
tions hnvo bcyon , mndo on t'nsnor mountain
Robert ICnltt'K''pan llobortson nnd KrmiU
Spnrhnwk of liqtfjflns nnd J. E , Ilk'glns and
Bnnker HnrriSd/r / of ( HOn Hook pns ort
through town , iSjnv onrouto for the Casper
mountain. ' AlrtiVnilnblo vohlclm In town
nro on the mtntrtmti nnd the town Is nlmost
deserted. 'I ho mlvor find Is pronounced very
rich nnd oxcltftfumt Is Increasing.
uTA /MM.
Itcntrlro Orts lier 1'lrst Itpfrul , unit I'm in
ity&tiiry jit Thut ,
BtATit'K : : , J4fji May' 19. [ Special Tele
gram to TIIIftjil&J ; Bo.ttrlco mot her first
defeat this aftPttfoon at the hands of the
Kearney toam. The pnmo wns void of nny
special excitement or Interest owing to the
muddy condition of the grounds. There wns
n big nttendnnco. Beatrice lost the came by
nil'round bad playing. Score :
Houtilco I
Ko.-irnoy u 30000200 6
lliitterlos : fouitol and Holmes : C'astono nml
1-ear. Tlmoot cunm : One hour uml thirty
mlnutoi. Umpire : I'ulmer.
I'rciiionl I'layed the Hotter.
OttANti I I.\NII , Nob. , Mav 10. [ Special
Tclcsrnin to Tin : Bun. j Fremont played
much the boiler gnmo todav nnd won the
contest. It wns uioso nml oxcltlni ; . The
Sugar Cltys succeeded In gelling lurco men
on bases in ihe Mnlh Inning with no ono oul.
but Fremont succeeded in killing the next
three mon , and ihcrouy bungs iho tnlo.
Score :
CJrund Island 2 00200000 4
riumont o o o 2 o o o ; i o-s
Hat lories : Summer and Koofo ; Klmmol
an I tiruvcr. Hits : lirand Island , T : I'romont ,
8. I'.rrurs : Oram ] Islnml , ) , 1'remont , 4.
Hustings Kvcrlust Inglj' .Mauled ,
HAKTIXOS , Neb. , May 10. [ Special Tclo-
'
gratn to Tim BnB.J Hn'sttngs ngaliist Plutts-
moulh loday :
Husilmjs 3 o o 2 I o o o v M
I'luttsmoulh ; i 0 5 II : i a I 4 * ' - ' , '
Slntn Idigue Standing.
For llm bonellt of n number of inquiring
friends TUB Br.t : produces the following
showing of the g.imos plnvod by the State
loaguu teams un to nml including yostordav
( the game between Beatrice nml Uincoln ,
protested and thrown out , not being
counted ) :
NATIONAL
I.milstllln Una u ll.inl Tlinii Winning irom
M. l.cmU.
Lofisvn.i.n , Ky. , May ID. Louisville won
a very interesting game from St. Louis to
day. Both Meukln and Olcnson were off in
their pitching. . Wcntl.cr blustery. Attend
ance 1'JDO. Score-
Louisville 0 -
st. i.ouis * " - - " i o o i o u o i n
lilts : l.oiiUvllfa , 8 ; St. Louis. 11. Krrois :
Loulsvlliu , 0 ; St. Louis , . " > . K.iinod runs :
Louisville. 1 : rif'-I.t'iuls ' , 1 Itiittorlos. MeeUIn
and Urlin ; ( Jlea' 'dh ' and Huunley.
Itid iyl nut Victory.
PiTTsni-uo. Pn.- , May 10. The Pittsbtirgs
won in the eighth by earning throe runs on
good solid hits : "L'lio ' contoHt was verv close
and exciting. Attendance , 1'JOiJ. Weather
cool nnd tlireat ii ig. Score :
Plttsluirg „ . . , . 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 3 0- : i
Ulnulnimt ! f..v- 1
lilts : I'lttsburj , , 9 ; ( Mnclnnatl , 4. Kriors :
I'lttsbiir ? , 5 ; l.'Jnulnniitl. ( i. Earned rum :
I'lttsbuiL' , II. mtturles : llaldwin and Miller ;
Uhaniburiulii and Jlurphy.
Lulu Out thu Icutlers.
Nr.w YOIIK , Mar 19. The Brooklyn' nnd
Bostons plnyeb ; fn n driving rain which
stopped thu ( 'uio"m ( | the eighth Inning. At
tendance 1'ai. ' 'Scoro' :
Hrooklvn , . . . . -Il 0 0 , ,0 Pv.0 2 1 0
Huston1 . : , o o oo o is 1-4
Karncd rnnsii lirookl/n. - : D'Hton , 1 , llnt-
tcrIisiltildoukaiiilfKlnsluw ! : ; { ( ; Stivotts and
ll'jiinutt. . ,
fniiints Are ISuttln- Lust.
Nnw YORK , May 11) ) . Hnlu stopped the
game in the nintn inning when the Giants
scored three runs with two out , a man on
third and King nt the bat. The Giants won
through superior work nt the bat. Score :
Now York 0 0 0 0 1 'i 0 o- I )
HiiHImoro i 0 U 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Earned runs : Now York. 1 : Ualtlmoio , J.
Ilatterlea : King and Itoylo ; Cobb and Quiiiii.
of thu Tii.l
UltK I.KVUUU.
W. I. I'.C. \v. i. I'.C.
Columbus 13 ft ,7b. ) Oinnlin 7 n .4h
Milwaukee 12 .1 .7ti M. 1'niil ; , n
KlIUMlS Lit ) ' . . 1J 8 .Si" Mliiiio.ipolU . . 4 II
Toledo S 8 ! W linllaii.ipulU. . .
NATIONAL i.KAuri ; .
Huston . . . . 2J 7 .741I.OId | vl 14 13
UrouMjn . . 15 U .1.25 14 II . .WO
Clevdhiiiil. . 14 1U . ! > > - , ! 1'ldlnilclpllln. . II 15 . .WO.u ;
ClilcaKU 15 II .577 Wnslilnuiun . ID I.F >
Cincinnati. . In 12 -ill llnltlinurc. . . . d r.i .VJO
New York. . . , 14 It Tl. J.unln . .VJO.MI
IC.M.L-n.
Ilcntrlro II.istlnjs 4 n
Kromont .Ml 2 .1
I'lutUniunlh. . Ur.iml Inland. . a a
OUIIltlK I'lMllHIIIO'l.
All Western league games axJ : cha Natiounl
longuo j ( games ut Chloa o and Philadelphia
were postponed on account of ram.
There are no Western gamai sot for today ,
Omaha will play on the homo grounds to
morrow. National league RUNIC j today are ;
New York ut Brooklyn , Buttimorj nt Phila
delphia , Washington ul Boston. State
league : Kearney at Hastings.
' .V.IA I'.ltt.UHtAI'IlS.
Mr. and Mrs , .1. 11. ICyncr loft for n visit to
Now York lust night.
A. Auracher of liarcnnn nud L. It. Cotrell ,
Sownrd , were among tlm grain men in Iho
city yolerday.
MM. Uuthorford , Miss Kutiierford , Miss
Addle Stephen and Miss Mugciu Collins loll
yesterday for mi extended European tour.
Mr. Wlllluui Aimison of Nushvillo , Tenn. ,
ex-prosidont of Iho Iiitornntlouul Typograph-
lent union , called upon Tin ; BII : ; last night.
Mrs. ICricKoubargor ami Mrs. Kern of
( Jlnrlndn , la. , urn vUltmg Mrs. C. H. Chlsnm ,
Orclmrd Hill , mid lulinc notes ut the confer
ence ,
Mr , nnd Mr.s , John McCormlok loft for
their new homo in southern Oregon nt S
o'clock yosterduyafternooumuch lo llio regret
of their legion of friends. Mr. McCormleic
owns n mining claim ami r > 00 ucre. of timber
land , both of which no will work , in addition
to paving conslHfrablq allentlon U > tock and
poultry.
H7i.i2 ; .
WiHTiinit liuiiaiu , i
it OMAIU. May ID. f
The rnlns con jitto in Wisconsin nnd the
'
lake regions , Lp'iW ; rains have sol in In Kan
sas , western Nftbfaskn mid Colorado. An
area of low barp terappears In the oxticmn
southwest , and i trill probably control our
woiilher for thq.'u'e.'il ' few days. High tern-
pornluro prevails/In the southwest mm high
pressure in ( hif1.1 extreme northwest , A
trough for the rmawiro of u storm will prob
ably form from Texas norU.eastwnrd , At 7
o'clock this ovonlift' ten ) lie rat urovn \ ; Ul ° ut
El Paso , Tex , tj Missouri rlvor nt Omniia
JAPANESE
CURB
A now anil t" tni > reto 'JVcatiiianl. ciinilttlni ; nj
? u | > iHj Horlm. Oluuuiiiit In t'uimtiHt , ntm in llux
ami I'llli , n i'oilllrti t'ura fur 1'xii'rnil , Inttirnnl
blind or UleertliiBllcldni ; , Chruiiti , Iteoeulor Ueroill-
tary I'lloi Till Kumolr hm nuvor IK'UII ki.uwii to
full flpcrbor ( iror iiuutU/niJll Whyiiurur/runi
IliU lerrlbln illientu whuii a wrltun Ka.iriiiilcu li
; iOHltlrolr ulvon wlihfi to iurruiinil llio niuunr If
not curi'il Sum ] mamp for fruo .Sample. Iliiiraltlov
U llcJ bfKuliu ACe Duick'Hti , MoluK'iil * . comer
Ilianl Iloiialua ilreoK , Ujuuhu Nt'li
I'ropiMiiU for I'arli lloniU ,
Scwled bld , i murlii-d projmsaN for I'urk
Hondo will bu rcceivod up to I'.1 o'olouk IHHJIU
of the "Sth dav uf.Muy , 13J- ' . for Uiii pun Imsuof
I4U'OJ.noLM ' ( yeaiH 5 pur cunt , I'ark ' lioiuU of
the o ty of Umali.i , NeU.
Kucli bin must sfito pi'.co uml amount
Rouu'lit for und Include nccrnud Inturodt lo
datuof dulivery nt Umalin , Nob.
The rUut to lejuctunv uml all bl'ls la re.
or cd. HK.VKV mJIIN.
uii'dlbtiu U'ly Ticuburor
nt 3 pi in , uni 13 1 > foot , ft rlso Muco 7 n , nt. ,
of six Inch .
For F.natorn NohrmUn-l.oonl rams ,
For Omaha nml Vicinity Fulr to cloudy
woither. Tor Siiturdny ralut , northeast to
east winds
AI.II.S ur visriHit : it.
Domestic.
The National Kdllorlal association lichgates
aio nt Stockton. I'ui.
The convention of tlernmi-Amerlenn join-
nallMs is In session ut Now York t'ltv
I'orry. the Now Vork tnln iiiliber , bus
pleaded iMilltv uml has I ecu smitim-ed to
forty-thron years and three months Imprison-
mt'iil.
There was n conference of republicans nt
DnttolU Mich. , iittemlcd by , lohn M. Thnr ton
of Umnhn , ,1 , Sliiat rasiott nnd other repub
licans , having for Its object , it Is st'itod. tlio
solecltoii of u man to heat Harrison lor tlm
presidential nomination. AltSur seemed to bu
their favorite.
roreiirn.
Thu trial of Deacon for tlio kllllnc of A be llio
will take place at Mco todnv.
Tlio I'ligllsh privy coiinell will refuse to
grant u stuv In llm u.iso of Deeming ami lie
will bo h.tiucd
Altliouch irro.'it sulTorltiK exists mining the
Durham , KiiKlaml , coul mini rs , who Imve been
on u strike for tlie past two months , they huvo
\oted tocontlnuu the strllta.
KLKCTION 1MIOCLAMAT10N.
In pursu.im'ti of nn or llniincn of tlm city of
Omuhn , passed nnd appnnoil May IT , ISA' , en
titled "An ( irilliiiinco cullltitn xpniMal I'locllnll
to vote upon the iceeptaiu'i ) of tlio amen led
liriipnsltlun ( if the Nebraska Central rullwiy
I'liinpaiiy nnd tlio Issuance of coupon bonds
of llio city of Oiniihu In thn sum or two liun-
died and fifty thousand iloilnis i$2iU. ID to mil
the .Ni'lil.t.sl ; i Central IMIhvav cnlntii'liv In
depot gtouniN , m tno Vou
stt'iiutii.u of n union railway nud pas
senger depol , uml In llio construction of
other railway Ininroxoiiionts ilium su'd '
smiunds. und to authorize u tax for the pnv-
meni of the Inleie.st upon said lionds anil to
cioatu usmkiiijr fund lor the payment of the
principal thereof , and leiicalln.'oidlminco No.
; iO.M , missed and approved May 101 h , 1H9J.
I , ll"oiiro I' , llcinls. imiyor of the city of
Omaha , do huroby issue my ptoalamatloii and
give pnlillu notice unto the hunt voters of the
city of Omaha , Douglas county. Not ) . , that on
Thursday , tlio luih day of June , IS ) . ' , a special
election will tin ho.d In suld clly iittho follow
ing pollingtilncus , namely :
KIIISTVAIIII. .
1'lrsl District Southeast corner Seventh
nnd Muroy streets
i-ecouv District Northwest corner I'lghlh
nml I.oaveouorth slieets.
Third District-IMS .lonus street
1'ourth IJIstriol 1'7 South Thirteenth
street.
Tlftli Dlstilot Noitlieabt corner Seventh
uml 1'ucllle streets.
Sixth Dlslilut Southeast corner .Sixth and
t'uollleslieets.
i-ovontli District 023 I'lcn'o stroot.
Kluhth District Southwest eornor Klovuuth
uml Center stioets.
Ninth District IHM Smith Sixth tioot.
Tenth District Intel suction Ninth and It'in-
croft silent , northeast corner.
iio\cnlli : Dlslr ct-11'J.I ' South Thirteenth
Micct , noithu.tst coiner Aibor street ,
SbCONIl W Mill.
I'lrst DIsttlct Inteisectlon Kourteentli and
Second Dl'strlcl-1001 South Thirteenth
street.
Tlilrn district Intersection I'lghtcoiith and
Leuvcnworth stieets. smitli sldo.
Kouith Dlstr.ct Intersect Ion Twentieth
and l.oaxpuwoith strnets. south -side.
I'.flh District fiitrrsccltoii Twunty-thlrd
and I.oavciiHoitli stiouts , south skin.
Mxth District Intersection Tncnlluth
street ami I'oppleton avenue.
Suvrnth District 14JJ William strecr.
Ki.-htli District -1I1I4 South Thirteenth
street ( McC'nmllishl.
Mutli Dlsti let Intersection Sixteenth and
Ceuturstroots
Tenth DlstilctISMSouth Twentieth sticct
( Lovptt .t Woo I man. )
KIcxL'iith Dlstiiut Intersection Twentieth
and Itiincroft stiuoti.
Twulfth District 15J1 Vlntou street ( Donovan
van ) .
Thirteen tli District In torsuctlnnTlilrtoonth
and Valley alrei'ts. west side.
I'oiiitcouth District Intersection Twen
tieth and lionluvaid streets.
Tlllllll WAHI ) .
1'tist Dliitrlet Intersection Twelfth and
Chicago ! , ti < ; et.
Second Dlstilet 'JI7 Ninth I'lftouiith street
( \Voodwoitlil.
Tlilrd District 112.'outii iMMirteeutli street ,
( A. .1. Simpson ) .
luurth ? District HJi DoiiKlns strout (0. ( J.
Caiian ) .
l-'lftli DlstiictlutcrsLctloii Capitol avenue
nnd Tenth stieols.
Sixth Dlstild Ititersectlon llarney uud
Ninth stieots , east side.
Seventh District Intersection Kleveuth and
I'.irn < m streets
KUIith DUtrlct-taiS Ilarnoy stteettJ. S. Mc-
Cormlck ) .
Mnth DNtrlet 1211 Howard street ( Kil
kenny , llrav A Co ) .
tOUKTII
First District Intursuctlon Seventeenth and
Davenport stieots.
second District Intersection
Twenty-sec
end and Davenport streets , north sldo.
Thlid District Ititeiscctlon Twonty-liftli
and Dm ! 0 slruets.
Koiftli District liitor.soc'tlon Seventeenth
and Doilue sliucts
I'ifih District 1JU South Fifteenth strcor.
Sixth District liitciscct Ion Tttunt etli and
DoiiKlas stiruts.
Seventh District- Intersection Twenty-sixth
street uud St. Mary's avenue.
Dl' litli District Intersection Twentieth
street anil Hi. Marv'n avuiitie , west side.
Mnth District ISls St. Mary's avenue
( liiibobuaiix ) .
Timtli District Intersection Kightcunth
and I.t'iivcnwnrlli streolsnoitli skip.
iiinouth : Dlstilet lUi.l lluw.ird bticot ( Hh-
gllls ) .
KIKTII WA1III.
First District IntorauctlonSliormun avciiuo
ami Mandnrson strept.
Second District ICrllmg biilldltu , west Hide
Slieri inn uvi'iiuo , between Ohio and Coiby
streets.
'Ililrd Dlstr et Intersection Sherman
avenue and l.aku .strout.
Fourth Dlstilcl 1IKI.I Rmee street , Soutli-
wnsi coruurlioim in iiveiioeiiml Li race street.
Fifth 1) ) str.el HUT blienmm avoiiuo ( ; ei-
nmii ) .
Hlxlh District 154 ! Sliermau avenue ( Er-
Huvonth Dlstilet Interjection Sixteenth
uml I/card streets.
Kiahth District SOS North s'l.xteontli street
( II , ( ! I'luik , . uent ) .
Nuitl , Dl-trlet Internccllun I'ais und I'lf-
toonlli stroeK.
Tenth HUtrlet GCI North .Slxteonlh street
( Seuis. ageiiti.
Klovcnth District Southwest corner Klah-
tcenth und C' in sliuuts , 4'J North KiKhtucnlli
stieel.
SI.XTII WAIIII.
1'lrst DNtrlitt hycoiim hull , 49 : . ' . ) Nortli
Twonty-foiirth streol ( t'rulpi.
! -ucond I ) Mlrlct-liilcrsoctlon Thirty-sixth
sticot ii nd ( > r mil iivimuo ,
Thi id Dlhtrct--Iwurioctlou ; Military avenue
nnd firnnl stii'cl.
Kourth District Inlorsoctlon Twenty-
fonrlli slrcel ami Mamllr ( > on streets.
I Ifih Dlstiict intersection Twenty-fourth
and Wlrl stioets.
Sixth District IntcracctlonTlility-ihltil nml
I'aiUerstrcotH ,
Seventh District 2VB l.al.o slroot ( W A.
Messlel , ) .
Dlsliiut 2li'J. % l.nltiihlii'iit ( yiisstroni ) .
Ninth Dlitrlot-liHD North Twonty-foiirlli
htrcel ,
Tenth District Intersection Twoiity-elxhlh
ui ml I'r.inlilln streets.
Kluvciitli District Intel soctlon Twunty-
f on I 111 uml 1'r inUlln .strnots.
Twelfth District 13.VJ Anith Twontluth
street.
HhVKNTII WAIIII.
l''lrtt ! District ' 'bl.l ) /e.ivonuoitli street.
Second DUtilut InturNcullon Tneiity-nlnlh
a\euuii and I'opplntoii avimue , n.ist sldo.
Third Dlstruit Iiitui.seotlori Twunlv-nlnth
street iiml Wouiuoith uveniie. south aide.
Fourth DistrictInteisectlon TvMiuty-nliith
nn l Mc.jc.atli an out * .
Fifth District Intersection Thirty-second
uutiiuu and Thomasuii stiuot.
hlvlh Dlslrliil luu Twenty-ninth HVIIIIIIO.
> -iveiitli District-Iiitursectlou Thlrly-
foiuth and Fiunclssliouts.
KII1IITIIM1III , .
First Dlstilet-21114 Hamilton street ,
Sueoud Dlntriut 'ffi Cumliix slrciil
Third Dntrlut-lnU | < roctlon i Twentieth and
Nloholashtroots
Pourtli Dl4irlal2iil ! ) < ] iiiiil street ,
I'lfth District ' 'IUS tin inim ; lit rent
J-lxlh DlRtr.ct intorseutlun Twonty-socond
and flint Htit'Ltn.
( ovcnih District Intersection Tnunilcth
nnd I'axs btreols.
NINTH WAIIII ,
l''lr t Dhtrid Intersection Thlrty-socond
nnd L'umliu htreots. , , ,
Mii'uml Idsirlct Intorsoctlou lorHoth and
UiimiiUhtreotH , noith side.
Third District Intoisoction I'ortlnth and
Kiirnum strout" .
rimrth Dlhlrl t Intonccllon Thlrty-iocond
nveiino and Davuuportsnoot.
I'lflh Dlttrlet "Sn4 ( ' 'urnaiii Htreot ,
. 'l.xth Dl.sirlc.l-aidl LBIIvcnworth street.
1'qr the purpose uf bubmlltlm ; lo the loxnl
voters of saliiclty. for their Ufecntiinco or ro-
Iccilnn. tlm uniondcd propoiltlon of the f\o-
bruaivii Centrul Hallway uomuuuy to th < i ulty
of Onmha thereinafter ivrltion at length ) am )
Iliuiiuiiitlons , slull the bonds of the oily of
Omaha ho Issncil , tcu'lstuio'l , uiid dullvurud , c
iii pruvldod In said uincndcd pnniosltlnii
Nhnll un annual tar bo luvlo.l to uiytholn-
torost on such bonds in It buconun ilnoi'an,1
sliall a fiutliur aiiniittl tux , romiutmclns tlia
tenth year prior to the maturity of siiuh
bunds , hu luvlod , In addition to "all othur
tuxes , for tlio cro.illon of a hinklir. lund sutll-
cltnt to pay such bonds ut Iho mntiirity
thoroof'/
Buld ( jucstlons , and tlio acceplancu or rojoo-
tli > n uf sti'd ' nmomlnd proposition , U submitted
tn sild leunl volrr * . nml will lie voted ntion
In the miniicr nml form following
"Tlio Nebmskn Central Hall"ay comnnny
has made the follonliu protiosltlon to the
eliyofOinuha :
'I ho ntiKMiileii prnpi < lllon of Mm Nolirnsku
Central Uilfway company to the city ot
Oimhn. Neb.
To Hie Mayor nml Clly Council of the ( lly
of Oiii'iliii , Neb The undersigned , the No-
binsk.t t'entral linlluav companv , iiroiinies to
ucoulfo , uml ta e possession of. for lullwaV
pin posp . that certiln tract of Inml. loeato'd
within tlie district lioumlnd by I'lfteenth
street , Clileu.-o slieet , Kioventli stroin , Cali
fornia street , und tlie rl ht of way of tliu
Omalin Holt Itillwu.V company , except tlie
south half of lilnnk .l . lots .land I. blocks ,
lot I , uml north one-hulf of hits „ ' and .1 ,
block Sit uml In
elecl thrrcon : i union
paswisor depot ( .n Hie cnrner < if riftecntli
uml ChlcuiiO slteef , to co < t , liicliidlii the
otlior r.illw iv Improvements on said crounus ,
not less th n four hundred tlionsvml ijollars
( } IKIMJ.I ( (
I'rovldeil , th 1 ty of Omaha , In DOIIKI.IS
count ) , Net.ris , . ! . Hill donule to the i.iid
Ne'irasUu ' Central Itillwiiy rompnnv two
liundro.l nil I fifty tlums'ind dnliuri ( f.v.iMn } )
of Its four ( Ji per cent bonds , JlDO.oiKl thereof
to he dated .Itinuury . ' , Is'U , und Jirii.ivUtheriMif
to bo d-it cil .Innu.try t , lx'H , to bcconio due
uml | iayab o twenty yeur-t from lliolr rospeo-
tlvoilitos , with mieriMl oayablo suml-.innu-
ully , nil iriyublo ut thu tUO'l aicom-y of tlio
state of Noirisku ) In t'm ' city of NoVork ,
Said bonds to bo of the denomination of ono
thousand dollar-i ( Jl.OJJ ) o.ich , nml o.ich
Ihoienf in tcclte.
"This bond ts ono of u series of two hundred
and llfly2' \ < fi > bonds of ilKnmon nt uml toner ,
which uro l stioil liy the clly of
Omaha , lu Douglns county , Nebr.isua ,
to thu NelirasUii l entriil Itallw.iy
eonip-inv , to aid it lu itciiulrlng
land In the city of Oinalm for union depot
unit terminal put puses uml in Iho lonstruo-
tliin ofu union railway passcncer dotiot upon
said grouii'l ' , and its r.illuuy lrac' ' > s , side
tiacks , turnouts , snitches and niipio.'iclies
le idlnt thotcto. ami otlior railway Impiovo-
mciilH thcronlth conuectoil. "
t-atd bonds to bo uxcunieil uml ro Isterod at
or liniiieill iteiV uflor the dates Ihoiciif. uml
liiime H itoly llioieufter ilollM'rc.l to the I'lrst
Nultimal li.nik ot Omaha , Nub. , trustee , to tiu
held In trust for delivery to Iho No'ir isku
Central li'illwav eomp.inv , Its successors or
iissUns , by said trustee , In Installments us
huiuln iftei provided.
The suld Nobrask.i Coutr.il Italiwiy comI
tinny plans to construct , or I'ntisn lo lie con
structed , u line ot railway In the state of
Inwn , not less than UK ) mlles In extent , fiom
the mst t nporouch of u tirliUu , which the said
Nohr.isku Central Uullway company has also
planned to construct over tlie Mlssouil river ,
iutcrsuctlm ; oreonnoolinjt with or rcachliu
the lines of two or more of the following rull-
w u v corporal Ion , vl7.s
Tlm Illinois Centrul Kallway company , llm
Wlmma & Southwestern Hallway company ,
the Minneapolis & St , l.onN Uullway com-
puiiv , tlio ClileiiRO , Ht. I'aul & Kansas City
Kallway company , the'Chicago , I'ort Aladlson
& DCS Molnes It'illwiiv company , the Atclil-
son , Topeka & Santa I'o Unllwny company ,
thu Haltlmoro V Ohio Hallway company , the
UliUut Mississippi Kallwav company , the Iveo-
kiik A : Ucslcrn Kallway company , llm Qulncy
mall.i A : Kansas City Kuiiuny company ana
the lowu Central Itnilwnv company
unu hundred thousand ( JUO.OJi ) dollars of
said bonds shall bo delivered by said trus
tee to said Nebraska Central Hallway
ompaiiy , its siiccecssoi.s or assiKi's ,
ttlicn It or tliey shall have uctiuliud ami
taken possession of that certain tract
of land located within the distrl-t
tiiiumlud by Fifteenth street , Clilcuuo stiuel ,
Eleventh streot. California street uud the
rlcht of way oflho Omulri Unit Uallwuv com-
p\ny ' , ( except the south half of blocks IIS , lei .1
ami 4 , block 2s1. lot 1 , and Ilia north half of
lots 2 ami ; i. block 27) ) :
I'lovldcd. that thu said ono humliud thou-
Maml dolluis [ flnn.O Ol of said bonds shall mil
lie delivered unlit after thn said Nebraska
Central Hallway company , its surcussois 01
nssliMis , shall huvo constructo l the s.ilil line
of railway In tlm state of Iowa.
One. hundied and flfty thousand dollars
Ij0.if | ( ) | of said bonds shall liu dell\crod by
said trustee to said Nebraska Central Huilwa.v
lomimny. Its successors or us Uns , wlieti It or
Ihuy shall have completed tnu erection of a
union passun er depot upon .said tr.ict.ot laud
aeovo described , to cost , luo.ullni ? tlioothiir
railway Imninvoinonlson till grounds , not
> css I linn fnur hiinilrvil llioiisand dollars
i'MlO.00 I ; proof of such : est to lie m.idn by the
sworn stutuiii mt of the president and troas-
uicrof said railway compiiny , tiled with the
u ty clerk of Omaha , uouoiup inled by certifi
cate sinned by the clly attorney uml cltv tin
. Incer. that In llielr onlnlon such amount lia-
a.'tuallv licun ex'iiemied.
I'lovidod.tliat if the said Nebraska Centia
Hallway company , hs su.-ccssors or ass' in
sh.ill fall to ucqiiiru and t'i'.e ' possession or
s.ilrt land. Itshall not bo entitled toiouulve
nuy part of said one hundred tlionsumlilollnis
ilUO.'uO ) Installiiumt of bonds ; and. fiiithei
utovldpd , that HOMO of viid oim hundred an"
liny thousand dollars ( jivi.ujii ) InstailiniMit or
bonds shall be delivered until utlu istonurnl
way company In addition to the Nuhrasl. i
I eiitr.ii lialluay company sh ill bo actually
iisliu said union depot ; and ,
Provided f Hither. That the mayor and the
clly council shall , by losolntlon , upon ihnfnll
performance of tlio omlertuUln.'s on the pint
of said lallway compniy herein coiitalneil.
order tlio do'Ivory of suld bonds ut the times
aforesaid ; and.
Provided fuitlior. Thiitnll matiireil connoii-
shall bo removed and cancelled li v said tt ustuo
Dutorn duliveiy ot Hie bonds to win n
they uro attached : nnd ,
Provided further. That the mayor nnd city
council of the city of Omaha shall uauso to be
levied on the taxable property of said city an
annual tax sufllclont for the payment of 111 , '
interest on said coupon bonds us It becomes-
duo. nnd after the expiration of ten (10) ( ) year'
from the date of slid bonds the mayoraml
city council of sild oily slrill cause to lu
levied In addition to all other taxes on tin
tixublu property of said city an amount of
tax sulhcicnt to crcuto u slukiiiz fund tor tin1
paymuiit at maturity of said honds. oh
amount of ti\ lo liu luvled for such slnkln
fund not to exceed twcnty-llvo tlious-iml ilol
lais ( W > , ( Uj.H ( In any ono year ) ; said lav to b
contlmind fiom vunr to yo.ir until tliesal
tiimilsaro fully paid.
Thn acqnliement of the s.tld lands nnd Im
provenouts herein cintoinplatud Including
the said ritllnmil in Iowa , shall bu bo.Mie
within ono year from .May J. Ibl. ' , ami
he pushed to complet'ou without uniinccss iry
ildlav ; and . h ill bu comnlotud within three
yenrs from tint 1st day of July , JH'i '
In case nny of the tcinis , limitations , con 1 -
lions or piovls ons prouose > l liuitilii iulutlu'4 to
tins bo fiinlnir , proircss and comnietlon of
ald liiijirovomuutn aru not comnilud w th ,
( IIII'CSH ' doluy Is directly and necessarily
caused by Intum'tlou or other Judicial pro-
cni'dliids. or by unavoldublu iiccldcnt or act
of I'rovldcncc ) , thusaid company slmll not tin
uutltiud to recuivosald bonds or uny thereof ,
ovuu tlumirli theolectorsof s.ild city of Oinali'i
slmll h ivo by thuir vote uutnorl/.u'l ' the U-
suiinco of suld horn's ' ; but all right to said
lioinl.s shall by such dcfauU and without any
judicial determination hticomo forfmtu.l.
I'lovlded. however , tint If the be innlii ,
or completion of said improvomeiit *
iliall be ilola ; cil or olistriiclod by uny of llio
aforesaid Cannes , the times herein al o\viil for
the proit'ss and conuilotlon of said Impiovc-
miMils shall bo uxtcmlcil to the extent ot .such
delay or obstruction ; and hhiiiild u dlsmile
iirlso betwcnn Iho suld city of Omaha and the
said Nohn K'u C'untnl Ilillwny compniy
with rosnccrt to thecuiisourextont of any sueli
ilnlny. llioauinu at the election of mid .Nn
I r.iHU.i Central K.ilhniy company , shall bu
referred for dotonmiritlon to u hoird of ur-
bltrnturs , to I'o u mutinied us horoln iflcr pro
vided.
In consideration of tocnlvln ; the proposoJ
subsidy iho Nebraska l/'untral lailw..y ( com
pany rmioL's to allow all railway companies
llio following rlLMitsi Tlio rlvht lo run tliolr
loi'oinotlvcs.pissemior uml frol-'ht trams over
lu main nnd passing iricts wltlilu tlio clly of
Omnhii ; ii"d over llx proposed br Jan and up-
pio.ichos , tlm rh lit to usu hijcli norllon of Its
terminal grounds , oputs and facilities us may
l o nccessaiy mil proper for llio comliiot or
llio iiusmosti of such ro.ds ; Includ
ing any cnlamiiont of Ils ilcuot
and depot mounds : the right to ha\u
llielr c. IIH switched und dtillvuioil br I he No-
liraslia Cuntrul Idllniiy coniiany upon 'ill of
Its h witch tracks : the right to connect tholr l (
ro.ids t any point \rllhn \ ( on" liumlrod d m
miles of ali ! city of Oniuli i with any line of In
railway wnloh llm Nebraska I'cntnil Itullwuy
compiiny. or Ils fmoi'us'.oi.s or iihsl/ns , may
lonslriict or cniiho to l > coiistiucied o stof
thu Missouri river , and to ion tlielr locomo
llvcH , liassunsor ami frolglit tiuliis over the '
main and mi liiK tracks ot hiild railroad ;
it bolru liuiuliy n creed tint III asu
tlm Nebi.isUu Cenlral Kallway com.
puny nliall consiriict Ils piouoscd I inn
iiiiHt of thu Mis.mirl river , tlirniuh llmneom-y
of any ntlior corporation or n.irty. It will
QiiiuHMUfh oorpor.ition or pirty to uxocme
.mil ihillvnr to tlm city of Omnium goixl und
siilllclcnt Inslriimonl lilmllnv It or him to
nbliln by HID tunas , i oiidlllons and provisions
uf UiU proposition , the hunm at llio said *
Ndbr.inkii Central H.ilhviy iiumpanv wnuld
liavo bcnu liuiiail If ll had built tlm name.
lofoio dnltvery of llm uforosuld ono hundred
thou-Miid dollars ( ( IIW.UJJ ) liistullmunt o ( "
.
I'lovldud ' , that the use and enjoyment by
Hiii'li railway coinpanle of o tuli ami ovnrv tf
said rl.-nt" shall bo upon just and equal terms'
an I tlio paymuiit of Just and fair compensa
tion to the .Nebraska Central Knlwuy con -
mtny , its succcsiorH or uuslirns , mid biilijnct to
Mich operating rules Mini revuiutlous of tlio
Nubrnska I/'ontral Hallway romp uiv , Its sue.
censors or assisna. us Hhall bu nuut'ssury anil
proper , JUKI und ruusoiiub.e.
And the sail ! Nubr.isli i Central Hallway
conip tny wli | uubmil noy dlsputn uiUln > ! liu-
tweou ft and such otliur company or com-
pinlos as to the iiao mill unjoymout of any us
rights under this imposition , or us to the
turnis , cuiiipons tlon , operatlnK rulun und thn
ra ulutlons , rolntliiK thurulo. to a hoard uf
arbitrator ) , to bu miulo up of thruo purnoni
whourr Juiiynj of thnotntt ) dUtrlut court , or
IU successor , of thu dUtrlet umbruulux tlm
county of Douula * . to bu buleiitod by u two- *
thlrdf rotu of all luo porjoua who are dlttrlut by
jndRi'8 of Bftld court.
I'rovldtxl thnt any such railway company
othurtliutt ald Nubrankn Cmtral Kullwuy uml
company. lUsuccansoMOr luilgiiii iiUitll hnvu
tlm olnotlidi to submit nny micli U Is mi to M of
urbrltr.Ulon or to pursue any otlior ruinody
Wherovtr arbitration U provided for by
this propoiltlnn , thu party duilrln ; tn submit
auv uiutlei to urbltrutlon nhitll cuuiu to bu
' norveri uium the other party n written mttot
whlcli sh i,1 ul ( ml the iiiultcr In dispute < < >
bn stibmlttcd , HI. 1 Hi ! ) time | irene P > l for tlm
hparlm ; , which shall not hn loss than thirty
l-l'iil.us ' nftor llm time of snrvleci nml thnro.
upon the idvorsp inrty shall within twenty
'Til1 ' ibiys iflersiich ervlcn upon It , serve Its
ntisxMir , If unv It hu > o , up m the party do-
tiriml iu I'll' ' arbitration.
The lltiarl of Arbitrator * , when nrznnltoil ,
slrill hnvo pnnor to MX the time uf hP'irltnt
ami to udloiirn thu same from Hue to tl < uc ,
ami to mike nil -i.ns.irv rules nti'l ' rmula
tlonsforthe pro > liiillon ) of testimony In the
pos < i < sslon uf nit her party , and otherwise ID
compel u fu rlaml spec. Iv Irlnli tlm decision of
n miijorlty of the Im ird slmll control uml tlm
Una ) dntpiinitiation of llm l > inl sh ill tin limit
nii'l ' cnn'insi\o upon llm iiirllei , of n'.l m.il-
tontVii'tip 1 Ml ilo-lilp I.
Wherever arbitration shall bo rosorlplto
u.'ii . , ! ir UIIMI s i.v.i i.oinuexo.uiivc lemc'iy
of the p irliei ( except us herein oNewlicro pro-
\ I 'e I ) , us to Hie m ittor.s nnd things Involved
nn I d.'chletl thproln.
' 'ild Nohri M Centrul Hiliw iy company. Ils
sue iMsoiM and assinus. sh ill tr.inspoi t frclelit
( in 'u'liui ' transfer of froiwht uinl all clrirrfiH
iMi'lilciitui to sild transportation * ovur any
'iri ' 1 0 w.ii > im > ro ' 'ift ' sTrt | ) tm ovnr m\
rullw.iy It shall eiinstri'ct within ono hiimlreil
( ID'i ' miles of the Missouri rhor wltlilu Hie
st lie uf Ni'iir.ioK i. for lust or rtviionnblp rati'i
or cii.u us. und In case of ( inference ns to
whut constitutes Just und rcnsouuMo rates or
> , i like , nn .i. , , , . , , , , r. 1.11,1 tne m.i > or , i > l
ctv ceumsll or s ld railway comuiuy mtiv
suimill tlio s unu to arbltritlon In tlio maiinur
and in thn arbitrators above provided for , bill
this piranraph ruspocUiiit fielKlit charges
shall not lie-oiiio opurutlvp or In force until
live years from Hin dutnof Hmdollvery of tlm
last Installment of tlm tmmU liorelnbefuro re
ferred ID
Ills fucOinr proposal tii.it said bonds ihall
Ii. ' delivered to the Nebraska Central tullwuy
compniv. Us Aiucotsois or usslnns , only tiiinn
the execution liy ilm sild Nehrask'i Centrul
fillw.u co mi uiv or Ils successors , uml dullv
ury to the clly of Omiihaof an umlcrtukliu In
wr tlut tothu eireet tint tli\ ) pi mclpal depot
of said r illrt ay compaiiv.lts itiiiieral otlli-eH nnd
pr > nsli.U | ni'iclilne shops when built , slmll bo
Inntoil and malnt iltioil within the corporate
limits nf tbo city of Onmh.i , an I th.it u viola
tion of llm twrins of s.ild unrlertuklu ) ; by thu
mid Nehraskn Cuntrai railway company or Us
sncuHSorior nsslaus , shall remler the said
Ne.hr isku tVntrnl railway e imouny , or Its
successors , Itidehteil to thpsil I "Ity n' On , i'i ' \
In ' tlm full uniouiit of said bomlM , uml Interest
tlr I roou.
This proposlllon shall , after huhiK duly
achiiowluiUud by tlm Nobrusxa Central Hull
way company , liu recorded In thu olllco of the
in.'lster of deeds of Diiuvliiscoiinty.NubtiisUii ,
unit for n porlod of twenty ( 'M years from ami
uflur thU date , slull lu > referred to tiy itlvlm ;
thiibotiK ami p-iso wheieln the s'liiie Is ru
cordud lu nuy mort i\Ki > , doe.l ot trust , 11 coil of
coiivevunce. or luiisu of nnid ilupot ami depot
jronnds. with tlm statemnnt that tliu s ild No
br'S n t eiiir'il .
r.illwuv pnniminv. Us snci-us-
sors and ussluiis , iiro boniiil by tlm terms. Mini-
i.iliuns , povisious ami conditions of tins
proposition which ate hcrjby made Its cove-
n.inli that attauh to and run with thu suld
property Into wliiuoovor hands It may come.
Provided , Hint tlm city council of tlm city of
Omiln ( the iniivor apnrovlic ; In due form )
shall enact n certain ordinance ( whluli at tlm
date hoiuof. Is pcmlliiK consideration before
said council ) , entitled "Anorillmiiicii rrant MK
pernilss on and uuthorltv to the Nebrnsku
I ential Hullwav company. Its .successors uml
usslmis to construct railroad trucks ulonp ,
acioss. over and under cc'laln streets ami
alleys In the city of Oniahu subject toccitaln
coii-mlnni , nnd to vanate palls of cerl ilu
streets nut alleys lu Iho clt f of Oniahu upon
compll.iiicu with certain other conditions. "
Audit Is also provided , thai If sail ! Nebraska
( iintr.il railway comp-iuy shall not , within
forty-flvu ( li ) days of hulm ; uotlllud bj llm
clly clerk of tlio ndopt on ot
tills proposition nt the election
held to votu upon the simo , lllu
with thu suld city clerk Ils written ratifica
tion of ths pioposllmn umlur its corpoiatii
soul , none of said bonds shall he Issued , anI
all tliu teims nml provisions of this pioposi
tlou shall ho held fornaii'hl. ;
The Nebraska Centrul Hallway company
.ILTCUS bcfoio mi olecllon holiu ea lud to sub
mit to thu voters of thu ulty of Oniahu this
pioposillon , that It will execute > ind deliver
to said cltv u bond with uood and siilllc cut
surcllcs In iho sum of live thiius-iml doilais
iVk.l.lO ( ) ) and llvo thousand dcillars ( f.\i'lO.HI ' ) )
cash , conditioned upon Iho payment of tlm
expenses of said election.
This proposition .mil thn acceptance throof
by the city of Omaha ami the ratification of
Ihls proposlthm by .said Nebraska Coutial
Hallwny company , or Its successors or as-
shines , ns licieln provided , shall ho construed
and understood to constitute a contract
l.utwecii the said Nubrask i Central
u.ill\viy : company. Us siioccssors or assigns ,
and thu said city of Omah i. and all the IO-IIH.
conditions , a'-'reuments and pioxls.ons miiiln
on the part of thu Nchiasku Cential H'dl-
wav company In this proposltlnn eon
tallied are huieby niailu tlm covennnH
of thu s.ild Nubrusk * Cential Uullwuy
comoauy , Its successois und assigns , whlcli
shall attach to and run w tli all of Us s.il'l
piopcrty and bo bli.dluir upon miy paity Into
whose hands It or any of It may come.
In witness wheioof thu suld rselirnsku C'en-
ti.il Hallway comp in v has 'i.insud these pius-
ents to ho executed "this 10th day of Muv , A.
D. , ls < i ; .
NKHUASICA OENTKAMtAIIAVAY CO.
lly .1. II. DUMIINT.
Vicu I'rcsUluut.
Attest : JOHN L. McCAGUi : , Hccietary.
ISIJAI , . ]
Wltuuss : AI.KX. fi. OHAHI/L'ON.
-Statuof Nebraska. I
Domla.s County , fen f
on this liith day of May. A D. , 1S9J , before
me , u notary public in and for sild county ,
personally appeared tlio ubovu mimed J. II ,
Diimont and John L. .McCaviic , who aru lo me
personally kmnvii to hu the Identical pur-
sons uho „ the foiuKoliiK Instru
menl as vlco piesldont and secretary of
the Kebr.isU i Central It.iliway company :
Iliev ucl > no Iol o the said Instrument to no
llm voluntary nut mid dead of tlm suld Ne
braska Central Hallway company und tholr
voluntary act and deed as Mich vice president
and secretary of said company.
Witness my hand und notarial seal tlm duto
last aforesaid. AIK.O. . UIIAItl/i'ON.
ISIIAI..I Notary I'nbllo.
> h.ill the a hove and foregoing prop'Hltlon ' bo
accepted and adopted , snail suld bonds bo Is
sued , registered and dullvuicd and slrill an an
nual lax In addition tn tlm usual uml all otliur
nixes tic levied upon the tuxuulo moporly of
llio Cltv of Omaha , Douglas county , No-
lirask > i , Mifllclunt to piytho Interest on hiild
bonds us It becomes due , and ut ttio
time of lowing the annual city tax ,
commencing the tenth your prior to llio
maturity of snld bonds , shall u tax In
addition to all other tuxes bu lovloil upon tlm
tuxab u property of suld oily of Omaha. Doug
las cuiinty , .Nebraska , ami continued annu
al I v llioreuflor from your to your until thereby -
by a sinking fund shall have been obtained
Milllciimt to uay fluid bonds ut the maturity
thereof ?
YES.
NO.
Tlio above ( jiiesilons Khali bo rosnnloil s
mm question mid all ballots of hunt voters
cast ul hiild ( iiccllon cnntalnlm ; tlm u'jovo
proposition anil iiiestlons | In tlio form of llm
olllulal hullols , to be pi enured by the city dm It
of said clly lor said cloullon , with
an "X" mink following the word "yes"
upon said olllclal ballot sh ill ho coiinto.l In
f'lyorof tlio acci'iitancii of said uniendoil prop
osition , llio Issuance of s-ilil bonds and tlm
levy of s ilil t txcs In payment of tlio prlmilp.il
ami Interest tlioicof : and nil ballots of lij''nl
votois east ut said election conlulnlng thn
iibovo proposition and ouesilon , in the form of
the olllciul ballot , lo bo prepared by Hie
city cleric of mild city for said
election with an "X" m iru following the
word "no" upon hiild olllclal liallut nliuil
lie counted and consideiiMl us uiuliit
thu ncccplanco of said uniomlod prop"-
nltlon , tliu lisuanco of suld linmls and
the levy of hiild taxes In payment of tlm
piInclpal uml Interest thereof. If two-thirds
of nil tlm ballots voted by suld loviil votoinof
said clly of Omaha , DoiiBlus county. Ne
braska , ut said olout Ion shall Im c i l In favor
of thu uccoptuncoof sill ! amemlnd prnpnsl-
tlon. Iho IHSIIUIICO of said ImiiilH ami Iho Invy
of said luxes In p.'iymunf of the principal and
inteiost ilieiuof , llm foruuolmt prupo-
slllon will he Imld to ho adopted und llm few
Kolntf ( iim lliiis iv III bu hold to bo answered in
favor nf tlm issnanco of Hald honilsuiiil llio
> yy of said tuxes , and tlm mild lionds tlmro-
iilion shall Im Issued. roslstuiiiJ ami dollvuicil
acciirduni'o with Iho toinis nnd conditions
ofHiild ainonilod proposition , and Hald tuxes
shall bo juvloil accordingly ; otherwise not.
\Vlilclioleutlonwlllbo open at K o'clock In
the momma , und will continue open until D
o'clock In tliu afternoon of thu HUIIIO day ,
ll.ilo I ut Omaha. Nub. , this IHth day of May ,
11 iiioitJKi' ; . mm is ;
_ M lyornt llio Oily of Omaliu.
NOTK'K OF ASSHSSM'KNT OF DA.M :
ACKS FOR TlIK 1'J1ANJK ( OF
fiHADH OF iJITJI STKKKT.
To the owners of all lots , and part of lots
und roul csl.ilo 11)0113 ) ' 'lth sliont from i point
fuel north of Hron nostrum to Hmmirth
curl ) llnitof Amos avenue , and iiilnrxuctnu
Ktreot at. follows , lo-wlli Tninplol'm Ktioil
from 11 point WJ footwestof ailhst root tu llio
"list curb llnu oflib blnjct
You lire lioioby notillod thai tlio under-
olgnod , iniuo ( lisfntoriihted freulioldors of tliu
clly of ( J hu , have buon duly appointed i > y
tlio miiyor , with me apprmal of tlio city
council of huliloity , lo IIHSOSS llio dam i e l
tlm OHIIUIH lu'iiiui.llvuly ' of tha proiioi ty iif-
fooled by tliocli in o ofsindiiof'llh Hiioel ,
fiom it iiuliifJUi feet north of HrownoMifct l
llionoiili cuih llnoiif AnuH uvonno ami Intiir-
boctins striuit. declared neues nry liy onll ;
nuiico No IM. pilled April 5,1HU. ' , uppruvuJ
April II.IHX' . , ,
S'oii IHO furtlior notlflti'l. thai havlns ne
ceptod Hild aiiijolnlnieiil. and duly iiuullllcil
rofjiilruil by luw , n will , on llio 311 clay of
Mny.A D ISlrt. nt llm lionr of 1 "clock In
forenoon , at llio ciilleo.of T C1 lriiinPrt ! |
loom 1 , \\uro block , eotror 15th nml I'urnaw
hticvtM. wllhln Iho curporuto HmlU of tmlt ,
city , incut , for tliu purpose of coiuldcrln anil
maUinir the uknotdiiunt of damage Ui tlri
ownura rc | iL'Ctlvoly nt bald properly , uffocto-.1.
bald ehanyo of itrado. taking Intoconbld
orntlnn Miuclal honotltn. If nuy.
Vuii are nollllcd to bo presunt nt tlm tlm'i
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