THE OMAHA DAILY BEE'JWEBNESDAY : ' , JUNE L 1892.
THOMAS' ' MURDERER TAKEN
-Qreeu Qaflhoy Discovered in the Loft of a
Lincoln Barn.
HAD BEEN ASSISTED BY A FRIEND
< jmrom Compelled to Flro Sovornl Shots nt
the Donporntn Mnn Itoforo Ho Would
Surrender IIo rleudcd Xot
Guilty.
i. * , Nob. , May 31. ( Special Telegram -
gram to THE BEE.J Oroon Ooffnoy , olios
Gravoloy , was arraigned before Judge Wtitcrs
at 4 o'clock this afternoon for the murder of
Gharlio Thomas In this city last Saturday
night. Bon Casblan , another colored man ,
was arraigned with him on the cbargo of
being an accessory after the fact. Unshlan's
connection with the case Is accounted for by
the fact that bo haroorod Uaffnoy while the
- latter was eluding the vigilance of the
officers. ,
It became known to the police yesterday
that UafTnoy and Cashlan had both bean
members of tha sumo troop In the Ninth
cavalry and were close friends. It was at
once suspected that Cushlan might bo keep
ing Quffnoy In biding. ODicers Carnahan
and McWIlltamg wont to the barn where
Cashlan was employed as a hostler. Cashlan
dented all knowledge of Uaffnoy's whore-
about * , but when tbo loft was reached Gaff-
ncy was found sucrotod In the buy. Ho was
ordered to coma out , but only aid so after
four or Uvu shots had boon fired , ono of
Which grazed his shoulder.
Until 1'loildeil Not Utility.
Both Uaffnoy and Ciisblan pleaded not
guilty. A motion to dismiss tbo case against
, Cashlan wilt overruled , but bis preliminary
hearing was deferred until Thuisduy. Toner
or fifteen witnesses were examined , their
testimony agreeing in all Important particu
lars.
lars.Tho
The sum and substance of the testimony
was that Gnffnoy was seated in the billiard
room when Thomas entered and at once not
cused him of pulling a gun on Clara Thomas.
Oaffnoy denied It and hot woids passed.
( JalTnoy nroso to his foot and draw n re
volver. Bon Corncal , another colored man ,
topped bulwron the panics and begun push-
'Ing ' Uaffnoy backward toward ttio door.
Thomas followed hnlf way across tbo room ,
then stopped and leaned against a billiard
table. Wnllo standing In the door Guffnoy
11 rod the fatal shot and sprang down the
etairs Into tbo darkness.
At the conclusion of the testimony the at
torney for UutTnoy asserted that his client
bad clearly acted la self defense and asked
bis dismissal. Judge Waters hold the pris
oner to tbo next term of court without oall.
NKHItASKA MK.UOUIAI , bKKVlOK ,
Cold nnd Unmp Sidney Cltlrons
Honored the Demi Heroes.
SniNiiv , Nob. , May 31. [ Special to
THIS BnK.1 1 hough very cold and damp
yesterday it did not spoil the ardor of tbo
grand Memorial day celebration hero. At
10 o'clock tha nrocosslon started on Second
Btrcet , bonded by the Sidney brass baud and
drum corps , followed by the Twenty. Drst
Infantry under the command ot Major Boyle ,
the school children , clvln societies , Grand
Army of the Hcpubllo and Sidney lire de
partment. At the court house the principal
speeches were delivered by Captain Gcorgo
IP. Blanohard and Rev. Joseph Gray. All
tha business houses were gaily decorated
with lings and bunting nnd tbo city pro-
ecntud a regular holiday attire.
.nxNs , Mob. , May 31. [ Special to THE
Decoration day services were appro
priately obiorvod hero. Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock tbo procession , which
was nearly a mile long , formed In front of
the Grauu Army of tbo Republic ; hall. Tbo
old veterans to the number of about 100
headed the march , then c mo the Woman's
Belief corps , the llttlo girls and bays with
baskets of flowers , and over 100 carriages
filled with friends and sympathizers of the
, old soldiers. After the usual ceremonies
.over the graves , an excellent address was
delivered at tbo Methodist Episcopal church
ty Iluv. B. S. Hay wood.
GKAFTOX , Nob. , May Ul. [ Special to TUB
BEK. ] Decoration day w.is observed In a
'patriotic ' spirit hero. After listening to an
oration by M. V. Gannon of Omaha , In
which ho recounted the deeds of the
departed heroes aud their comrades , from
whoso work ha draw a splendid lesson , clos
ing with a soul-stirring exportation to the
rising generation to bold sacred tbo beritago
Idcscandlng to them , the citizens , old and
young , formed In the procession load by the
iOraftou cornet baud und marched to the
cemotorv whore , with uncovered head , they
placed their floral tributes on the graves of
the veterans. The beautiful Grand Army of
the Kepubllo servlco was read by Captalu
Barnett ot the Shields post.
BAUTI.EY , Nob. , May 81. [ Special to THE
BKK. ] The memorial and Cocoration ser
vices arranged by James Laird post of the
Grand Army of the Republic were very suc
cessful. Under the direction of Mrs. J. B.
Hatborn and Mrs. O. Frost the hall was ap
propriately decorated with flags , flowers and
mottoos. On Sunday Rev , W. A. Boucher
preached a very sugcostlvo sermon to a largo
congregation. On Monday flags floated from
nearly all tha buildings and at 10 a. in , tha
post. Sons of Veterans , children of the Sun
day schools and the citizens marched to the
cemetery to decorate tno graves. .At 2 p. m.
the largo hull was tilled and attar the inter
esting exorcises of the cost , unuor tbo direc
tion of Commander Hathorn , Rev , D. L. Mo-
Brldo of McCool delivered au eloquent und
patriotic address.
Oim , Neb. , May 31. ( Special to THE BEE. J
A union memorial service was held Sunday
In the Presbyterian church , .Uov. C. II.
Mltchclmoro preaching , Footo post No. 40 ,
Grand Army of the Hopubllc , was present.
Monday a memorial oration was delivered in
the Methodist Episcopal church by Uov. C.
C. Wilson , upon the conclusion of which the
procession march to the cemetery. The
gruvui of tbo soldiers buried there were decorated -
orated nnd the beautiful ritual of tbo Grand
Army of the Republic- gene through with.
There was a largo turnout , the procession
consisting ot Footo post. Grand Arm ) of tha
Kepubltc , company B , Nebraska National
Guards , school children and citizens In car
riages.
HVANNIS , Nob. , May 81. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BBB.J Memorial day was
observed at Hyanuis yesterday. The
exercises wcron grand success , and the
ml beautiful floral display on the occasion Is
_ A _ one long to bo rumctnberod. The Hyannis
' rass bund furnished the music. The vocal
ttF' ' uslo was fine.V. . L. Mathews was
] orator of too day. It. A. Walts and Uev.
1 Mr Olm&ted assisted.
Wull Aluni ; with Corn IMniitlni ; .
I ffCi . CKNTBH , Neb. , May Ul. [ Special to
iiu UKK.J Furmors nro well along with
I tholr ! corn planting , many of thorn being
through nud a few more , davs of good
woalhcr will ace the usual acreage of corn in
the ground in good season for u bountiful
crop.
BMiTLKr , Nob. , Mov ai. rspoclal to TUB
Ben , ] bomu of the corn lUtud during the
flrat week of Muv Is not coming up woll. but
the fulluro Is not gonorul. All the old laud
will bo planted and nn uousual Quantity of
the pralrio bits boon broken uua planted
with corn ,
Q. W. Wlrt , a local grain buyer , is putting
up a new cluvutor.
Ornscil hy Uvurwork ,
I'41-ii.i.ios , Neb. , May 81. fSpoclal to TUB
ncK. | Miss Pauline Koofer of this county
wui taken to tlio asylum yesterday , Sbo
became Insnno from overwork and religious
oxcltciueutand lumjluoa that somebody was
coking to kill her. On Sundav she started
out to hunt her sister mid waudorod almost
fifty Kill's before she was found. During
tbo Journey ahu bad thrown uwuy bur hut
end most of her clothing. Her father uua
several bratborit llvu in the county. Thu
cave nm'.ics the fourth vent to thu asylum
trom this county iu tbo last ton days.
N ) > rnk Jtuimlou Uttn * .
Git AND IH.ANII , Nob. , May Ul. [ Special
Telegram to THE BuK.-Tho | reunion com-
tnlttoo has rocelvod ofllclal notice that a faro
of puo rate for thii round tilu has been made
for tbo coming reunion. Ticket * will bo on
tale August SO to September 1 , good till
September 5. It Is as liberal rt mo as over
has bcon given by tno railroads and tbo com
mittee Is elated. In addition to thli tickets
will bo sold September 2 to nil polnu within
100 mlloj of Urand Island.
UNIIKII A JtoMr.ri.
llonry Ilnnllp of Ilnrnuiii Elects With n
Horrible liontli.
HrnvAK , Nob. , May 01. [ Special Telegram
to THE BCB.I Henry Hasllp , aged olentoon ,
met n horrible death Just south ot town this
morning about 3 o'clock. He was driving
along the road on a field roller whan by some
mishap ho lost his footing and was thrown
In front of the roller and in some way was
caught so that his head was drawn under the
roller. The team trotted along tbo road fora
distance of 300 yards baforo assistance could
reach him. If was then found that the tin-
fortunate young man was dead , his neck being -
ing broken and his head and face being horribly
ribly mangled. Tlio bodv was removed to
the residence , of his parents who live In town
aud the coroner wn3 notllled.
CltniigBCl tlio Locution.
Neb. , May 31. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Br.K.J Word was received nero
this afternoon from Washington that F. C.
CJruble's proposition for locating the Uoatrlco
postofllco at the corner ot Ella nnd Fifth
streets In the Auditorium building had ooon
accepted. Orders were issued tb have the
bulldliitr arranged for the reception of the
pustotllco at onco. This removes the ofllco
from the Masonic block , where It has boon
located for several years. The now location
Is but temporary , und will contlnuo onlv
until the now federal building nt the corner
of Sixth and Kiln Is ready for occupancy ,
possibly two years hence ,
Mnttlod n L'u m mm Cnse.
Cnr.TD , Nob. , May 31. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : BKB.J In tbo case of Foss against
Dawc , brought by F. I. Foss against ox-
( Jovornnr Dawcs to dissolve and settle the
co-partnership of Dawcs & FOJS , which has
bcon In the district court of Sallno county
for two years , tbo report of the referee ,
Judge Broady , was filed today. The report
in briot Is u complete victory for Foss nnd
his friends. Mr. Dawcs Is Indebted to his
former partner In the amount of nearly
SfO.OUO ana ovcry allegation of Foss is sus
tained.
Yotnl thn lloiuls.
NnimvsKA Cm" , Nob. , May 31. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : BrB.j At a spscial elec
tion today citizens voted on a proposition to
Issue $10,000 in paving und 934,000 In school
bonds. This election was close and exciting
and resulted In the defeat of the school
bonds white those for paving carried.
B \ TJ ETT , Nob. , May ai. [ Special to Tun
BUH. ) Wheeler county votea bonds MayU7 ,
in tha sum of KMUOO to aid the Puoolo > &
Duluth rallroaa.
Illch llnul ofNncnk Thieves.
Nnnu XSKA. CITY , Neb. , May 31. [ Special
Telegram to THE BII : : . | Snuak thieves stole
two coats from Fritz Alberts' saloon last
evening. In the pocket of ono of the gar
ments were two checks for $150 each. Sev
eral arrests Imvo been made but the QUllty
party is still at largo.
Dr. Blrney's Catarrh Powdnr for tonsil-
Us. For sale by all druggists. 50 cents.
OPPOSED TO EDUCATION.
Genoa Iiull.in School ruplln Yearn for Ilcst
lroni * liritln Kxorclso.
Eighteen ot tbo copnor colored pupils of
Genoa Indian school boaamo suddenly homesick -
sick Saturday evening and packing their
traps started for Arizona OD foot.
They took with them all their belongings
and the next morning Station Agent Sam
Uussum of Fullerton ran across tbo onttro
out lit , bucks , squaws , pappooscs and all.
They had covered the intervening llftoon
miles between that place and Genoa during
the night. Uussum could not understand
\vhal. was up wnon ho encountered a part of
the lot , until bo Inquired of the tourists who
told him where they worn going and that
tboio was a lot more over on the fair grounds.
Investigation revealed the others ot the
eighteen and the whole batch was locked up
in the bacgago room of the depot , where
they were kept until Assistant Superintend-
ont'Perrlgo wont down to take them back to
tbo school.
"Late to bed and early to nso will shorten
the road to your homo In the skies. " But
early to bed and a "Little Early Hlso * , " the
pill that manes lifo longer and batter aud
wiser.
Improved Train Service.
The Union Pacific has made another im
provement In its train sorvlco for the con
venience of Nebraska people. Hereafter a
combination coach will bo attached at North
Plutto to the east bound fast mall , which
loaves that station at 8:30 : a. m. and arrives
in Omaha nt 4:15 : p.m. This tram stops at
ICoarnov , Grand Island , Central City. Colum
bus , Schuylcr and Fremont. Its run
ning speed is forty miles an hour
and upwards , Its time including stops aver
ages qulto as fast as that of the limited
trains between Chicago and Now York.
This gives four day trains on tbo Union Pa-
clflc into Omaha.
Dr.Blrnoy's Catarrh Powder cures catarrh
For sulo by all druggists. Cu cents.
I'JHtSOtf.lL VAKAtOSAVna ,
J , C. White of Lincoln is at the Murray.
Frank Snarpo of Lincoln is at the Millard.
Mr. Rosewater left for the east last even
ing.
ing.A. . V. Pease of Falrbury , Nob. , Is at the
Dellono.
C. J. Milnor of David City , Nob. , Is at the
Millard.
A. C. Campbell of Cheyenne Is at tbo
Millard.
E. E. Powell of Rod Oak , la. , is at the
Arcade.
H. II. Scutt ot Clarlndo , la. , is at tbo
Murray.
T. M. Wall of Osceola , la , Is at the
Arcade.
W. H. Bowman of Beatrice U stopping at
the Millard.
II. L. Wuro of Plattsmouth Is registered
at the Murray.
G. F. Burr und J. R. Brisbln ot York , Nob. ,
are at tha Arcade.
W. T. Paul of Coleridge , Neb. , is regis
tered at the Arcado.
J. L. Baker ot West Point , Nob. , is rogis-
tcrpd at the Dellono.
Georco Berry of Casper , Wyo. , Is regis
tered at tbo Millard.
Miss Eva Shcntz of Contorvlllo , la. , is
stopping nt tbo Paxton.
J. Nesby Tucknor of Valentino , Nob. , is
stopping at the MHlnrd.
Mrs. Jones and Mm. Work of Aurora ,
Nub. , uro at the Paxton ,
Andy Kcrr and L. M , Pomborton of Be
atrice nro at the Arcade.
W. T. Richardson of David City , Nob. , Is
registered utrtbo Puxton.
Mr * . E. M. Webb of Lincoln U among the
lady cuests at the Millard.
A. B. Richardson of Meadow Grove , Nob. ,
is rcglstoroa at the Arcado.
D M. and F. J. Oils of Humphrey , Nub. ,
are slopping ai the Murray ,
J. L. 1)1 vou and W. H. Howard of Rapid
City , S. D. , are at the Paxtou.
Hon. L. W. Colby , assistant United States
attorney general , is at the Millard.
E. M. .Alien , J. h. Ferris nnd W. O.
Durroll ot Lincoln artf at the Dollono.
E , Williams Purfo. II. E. Parish , M , B.
bulilvau ana F. M. Tully ot Oodar Rapids ,
Neb , are at the Arcade.
M - W. S. Glover , wife of Chief Dis
patcher Glover of tbo CbloBKO. BurllUBlou
& Qulncy , stationed at Boardstowu , 111. , is
vlslimp her counln. Mrs. O. II. Jeffries , OU
boutu Twenty-eighth street ,
Reuben A. Wnecloss and Miss Alice Young
were niarnod by Itov. Cbttrtos W. Savlduo
Monduv , May 30 18'J-J , at hli ow , , resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Wbuoloss have very many
warm friends lit the city who wish them a
louit aud happy llfo together ,
NKJV YOIIK. May 31.-Bpecl&l [ Telegram to
Tim HKE.I-J. Henderson of Bcatrlco is at
tbu Metropolitan.
Omaha folks buroi J. Beverly , at tha Colonnade -
onnado ; J. E. Saundcw , Jr. , E. P. Durbtwn.
nt tbo Hoffman ; 1C. D. Hoi I Is , L. V. Mono
and wife , at tbo Westminster.
H. W. Scott and J. J. Lowe of ICoaruoy
oil for Europe ou Wednesday ,
THEY HAVE MADE IT AIL UP
City Council and Board of Public Works
Finally Bury the Hatohot ,
EACH SIDE TAKES BACK A LITTLE
I'eoplo Mnj- Unto Tliclr Uiiolre of Time
I.linlU on I'livlng flunrnnly Vcloc *
Overruled by tlio Council
Jtoutliio Hiislncss Done.
Tbo cruel war Is over , and the city council
and tbo Board or 1'ubllo Works will endeavor
to dwell together in harmony henceforth.
Each body receded a step or two from posi
tion : ) previously taken , nnd once more life as
sumed a rosouta hue.
The board sent lu ultimatum to the coun
cil last evening and the latter body wheeled
Into line with n graclousncss atid promptl-
ludo only equalled by tha readiness und
reckless abandon with which it wheeled out
a row days ago.
A communication from the board stated
that the board had passed n resolution re
scinding the action hitherto to lion regarding
paving spoclllcntlons Insofar as they related
to the ton-year guaranty on stone , which was
changed to ono year , and providing for two
sots of bids ou other material with a tlvo and
ten-year guaianty respectively , uud allowing
property owners to ohooso.
The communication was placed on fllo.
Bcchcl Introduced a resolution instructing
the Board of Public WorUs to at once re-
ndvcrtlso for bids for the paving to bo done
this year , and to award the contracts for
same to the lowest bidders , allowing pro
perty owners thirty days In all ca&os for
selection of material , and In case of asphalt
to ox press preforouco for pitch-lake , land ,
overflow or California asphalt. It was
adopted and tha board will roadvortlso.
Superintendent Muthlcsoii of the city hall
submitted the appointment , of John Snun-
dors , Peter Johnson and 1C. J. Stevens us
janitors for thai building. The appoint
ments were conilrmed.
Vetoes Not Sustained.
The mayor vetoed the resolutions ordering
more gas and gasoline lamps ou the ground
that tno general fund would not justify so
great un expenditure at this time. Ho fur
ther stated that so great an outlay had boon
rendered necessary by the heavy rains that
an overlap would bo created unless great
cure was exorcised. The veto was over
ridden. Edwards alone voting uo.
Tbo mayor also vetoed for the same reason
the ordtnanco ordering ara lights placed
around Han&com park. The council again
disagreed with the mayor , and the lights
will bo furnished ,
A handsomely engrossed nnd framed copy
of the resolution hdoptod by tbo Mothoaist
conference , acknowledging their appreciation
of the treatment accorded them \vlillo in the
city , was received and ordered hung lu the
mayor's odlco.
Tbo mayor approved several paving or
dinances and recommended that hereafter
the cleric lurnlsh the chairmen of appraise
ment , committees with cortlUod copies of all
petitions and waivers of damages touching
their work in order to assist them in such
niattors.
Lowry insisted that this meant the employ
ment of another clerk in tun clerk's ofllco.
The communication was referred. '
Suits to lie Compromised.
The city attorney nnd his assistant advised
the payment to Mrs. Lizzie A. Hlchards of
$ -,500 as a compromise In nor $10,000 aam-
nco suit airalnst the cltv that will como on at
this term of court. They stated that it was
ono of the most sorlous cases pending against
the city ; referred to tha finance committee.
The city attorney recommended a settle
ment of the controversy arising from the
opening of Burt street , by mutual conces
sions by the city and the Interested property
owners , and the dismissal of existing suits.
Ho wanted the matter referred to the oom-
inlttoo on streets and alloys and llnauco com
mittee. It was so ordered.
The contract and bond of the Thomson-
Houston company for furnishing seventy ad
ditional are lights for n term of two years at
$140 each per yoir was approved , Edwards
und Munro voting uo.
lllds for Lighting 1'lxtures.
Bids for furnishing gas and electric light
fixtures for the city hall were ordered
opened , and on tha opening of the very first
envelope there was n difference of opinion.
The Edison General Electric company was
the Interested party. It bad failed to en
close a cortllind cnock , as tha resident agent
was out of the city , buttnera was a telegram
to Milton Barlow of the United States Na
tional bank Instructing htm to furnish a
? 1,000 certified check ou tho. request of tbo
agent , which Mr. Barlow stated over his
signature that ho would do.
Howell wanted the bid'accoptcd , but Tut-
Uo wouldn't huvo It that way. Lowry also
felt obstinate ; Munro thouulit that It 111 became -
came those wbo had persistently fought this
company to renew their hostility on this oc
casion. He suld that the bid might save tbo
eltv (3,000 or $3,000. and ho wanted it ad
mitted. His plea failed to touch a re
sponsive chord , for tbo bid was rejected ,
Elsasser , Howell , Jacobson , Munro and
Priuco voting against Its rejection.
The other bids were as follows :
Russell. Pratt & Co. , two bids , $12,000
and S8.85 ! ) respectively ; Do Kosanko & Hoth-
cnngton , fl'.OOO under first schedule and
$10.500 under the second ; Charles A. Harvov ,
$3,510.52 ; J. \Velshans& Co. , $12,000. All
bids were referred for tabulation.
Peter Uoos offered to food city prisoners
for tbo ensuing year at 12J cants per meal.
Howell moved to award him the contract , as
It was iyt cents cheaper than last yoar. It
failed to go through , and tbo coraptioiler was
Instructed to advertise for bids.
Dunlins btrooc Grade.
The appraisers on the changa of grade of
Douglas street reported no ( damages , and the
ordhmncn was passed.
Arc lights will bo placed at Thirteenth
nnd Farnam , Fifteenth nnd Farnam ,
and Twelfth and Uarnov streets.
Tha washout at Thirty-first and Cuming
will bo repaired at onco.
The street commissioner was Instructed to
put 100 additional men to work to catch up
on work that Is now behind.
An are light will bo placed at Sixteenth
and Jackson streets. The lights at Seven
teenth and Leaven worth and Nineteenth and
Leaven worth will bo relocated at Eighteenth
and Loavenworth and Twentieth and Leav-
onworth respectively. Are lights will bo
placed at Eighteenth and Vlntou. Twentieth
and Vlnton , Twentieth and Dorcas and
Twentieth and Elm streets.
The various offices In the city hall will
have suitable lettering plucod on tbo tran
soms ,
The teamsters' union sent in a romon-
For Women.
If you nro Buffering from any of the
ailments rceultlug from Impure or Impover
ished blood nnd need a positive tonic , yea
will flud speedy relief by drinking the
REGENT SPRING.
AnilyiU iliows that Uils water contalni
4 1031 grnlni Iron 'bicarb , and .8)15 ) grains
ilanganeit bicarb , in each gallon.
Inquiry of year pbyilclan will confirm
our ttatcmcnt that tlio combination' of
blood maUug clement * In as Tnluablo on it
Ururc , Try It.
Th * uuleri are Mlt i only ty tin Excel-
ilorSpringi Comjani/at
Excelsior Springs
? " ' < Missouri
ItlcliardsoaDrugCo Agis.OiniiiN3b !
, . , ,
strancoapolnst havuiPtMlr loams taxed In '
thn form of n license.-rcMrrcd.
'I ho Omaha Sclcntlll socloty will havotho
U o ot a room In the city "hall.
The report of the cblrfraltteo In favor of
the electric wlrinc hispcbtion ordinance WB
rejected and the ordlcuncu was recommitted.
A special mealing of tlio council will beheld
held iU 2 o'clock Ihls fiftcrnoon and nnolhor
on Saturday ovonlnp. J > i
Mrs. Wiuslow'a ' Soot iljnR Syrup for chll
dron teething vroduoei natural , qulot sleep.
23 cents a bottle.n'L' '
- , 1.
FOHTUNE INlABUEWERY.
Contmctn Awnnloit inr the Noir 1'lnnt ot
the KriiR IlrorHiiR Cninpany.
Contracts for the Prod Krug BrowlnR
company's now building on Twenty-sixth
street between Boulevard and Green , have
been lot , and by Juno 10 the contractors on
tbo superstructure will bo ready to begin
wortf , as thu foundation will bo dona by that
UrnWhen
When completed' , the now houses for brow-
lug purposes , to bo erected by this plonoor
broivlng compnny-will bo as complete as
uuy in thu country , representing an outlay of
tooo.ooo.
The contricts for the work to bo done this
year are as follows :
Toundiitlnn , K.1000
llrlelc worlt. . GS.OOO
Ironwork. . , fio.ooo
Uitrpuutor work. . . . . . . . . 4'UW )
Uomontwork U\00d
Making a total of &i2SOuu which will bo
put Into the now plant before tbo snow Itlos
again. The fortunate contractors to whom
the awards ivcro in ado arc : On foundation ,
Vnn Court & DonnlsOni brick worn. Uock-
fort&Uould ; iron work.Paxton & v'lorllng ;
carpi-liter work , Salisbury.
Slnco 1850 the Fred Krug Droxvlng com
pany has occupied Its present site at Elev
enth and Jackson strooti , but so great has
bcon the Increase In business that It bo *
came ncamary to either cnlarco the plant or
else allow builaoss to drift from the pioneer
brewery of Omaha. Ground was finally
purchased on Twenty-sixth nnd Vinton
streets and E. JutiKonfold & Co. of St.
L.oul.1 , brewery architects , wcro commis
sioned to furnish plans for as con-.cloto n
plnnt as money and experience could croct.
Tbo plans show a small-sized village with
buildings ranging from two to so von stories
In height , nnd wtien completed will have ca
pacity for 150,000 barrels of beer. Tbo stock
house proper will have a capacity for storing
80,000 barrels of boor , and will bo 100X115
foot In slzo , four stories in height , and will
adjoin another stock bouso seven stories In
height , 20\GO fcou Adjoining these
two bulldlnga Is the racklnghouso ,
50x70 , two storlos In height. The wadhhouso
will bo 70x100 fcot with trackage facilities on
ono side and wagon sheds on tbo other. The
brow house will bo upon nn elaborate scale ,
in style a combination of renaissance and
romancsquo , seven storlos in height , 00x70
foot , connected with the flock house by u
bridge from the fltth Story. Adjolnlncr the
Jjroiv house on the north Is located the boiler
house , with capacity for three batteries of
boilers , and the hlphbst smokestack In the
city will bo attached to the boiler house , 105
foot high with n base of twenty foe > t. A two-
story engine room nud refrigerator room 40x
70 will contain the engines , refrigerating ma
chinery and eloutrlo llpht plant , which will
furnish light to the buildings ana power for
wash bouso ana stock house. Those buildIngs -
Ings are to bo built thw year and supplied
with the latest machinery , which will cost m
the neighborhood of 8125,000.
Next year the 'plant will bo com
pleted by the "broctlon of n
mplt house , elevator , bottling house ,
office and stable giving" to.Omaha when lln-
ally finished the best equipped brewing es
tablishment in America. >
All the buildings will bo fire proofed and
provided with cement floors , tbo latter con
tract not yet having boon"- lot , out provided
for in the specifications. ! .
Upon the completion of the now brewery
the present buildings o.u. . loventh and Jack
son will bo abandoned. Mr. William Krug
In showing a representative of THE BBE
through the present establishment yesterday
said : "These building have been patched
and repaired until It seems useless to further
Improvrtthom and.wioSxrrfonlyHrvliig to hold
out until the now plant' is completed. For
several yearswo were prevented from , putting
any money into the business because of the
agitation regarding prohibition but now that
Is settled nnd our business warrants our con
templated improvements. "
Mrs. L. U. Patton , Rockford , III. , writes :
"From personal experience I can recommend
DoVVitt's Sarsaparilla , a cure for Impure
blooa and general debility. "
' Flnod n Tough.
William Bullara , a low brewed , plastered
haired youth with a penchant for pnzo fights
nnd ton-cent whiskey , extended his decora
tion program over a considerable portion of
the town Monday night. When nrro'ted at
Thirteenth nnd Williams ho felt strong nnd
gave the oOlcors a pock of trouble. The
Judge concluded that bis variety of drunk
was about the meanest ho had mot and ac
cordingly fined him $100 and costs.
DoVVitt's Sarsaparilla destroys such pol.
sons an scrofula , skin disease , czemo , rheu
matism. Its timely use saves many lives.
Turn to the
right medicine , if
you're a weak or
nlling woman.
It's Dr. Pierco's
Favorite Pro-
scription. If
you're over
worked or "run
down , " it builds
you up ; If you'ro
afflicted vriui any
of the distressing
derangements and disorders peculiar to your
box. it relieves and cuics. It Improves di
gestion , Invigorates the system , enriches the
blood , dispels aches nnd paina , melancholy
and nervousness , produces refreshing sleep ,
and rcbtores llesh and strength. In the euro
of all 'functional disturbances , weaknesses ,
nnd irregularities , it's guaranteed to give
satisfaction , or the money is refunded. It
docs all that's claimed for It , or it couldn't be
bold in this way.
That's the peculiar plan all Dr. Pierce' *
medicines are cold on.
It is a legitimate medicine not n beverage.
Contains no alcohol to Inebriate ; no syrup or
sugar to sour or ferment in the stomach and
cause distress. As jf culi'ar in its marvelous ,
remedial results as lu its composition.
'
ORDINANCE NO. 307C.
An ordinance oioatlnz Street Improvement
Ulnrlct No. 4M , In the city of Omaha , for
thu Im proving of the street In said district
and allowing thirty < tays to the property
ownnrs In said district. In which to deter
mine und cletiignute'tUe material deal red to
bu used for snob lmpri > iriir. |
Uo It ordained by the Uty council of the city
ofOnmha : IJii'i
Soutlon I. That StrLet.Iniprovomont DIs-
trlqt No. 458 for the InulroVliiK ot the street In
said district U horobyrcreatud in the city of
Uinnhii.
Keitlon2. ! That SlredtTmprovomont District
Nn 4VJ shall comprise ) Oawmroet from west line
of lilth street to 1IM ft Wusl of 2Hh street lu the
city of Oinuhu. and slrnu' include all lots nnd
real estate on both sldQiiOt said siroctusfnl-
lens : hots 14 , 15 , 111 In block 5 , lots ft , 0 , 7 , H In
bloekO , lots 1.2 , : i. 4 In mMU 7 , and lots 1 , s. 3 in
block B , In Bweczy'a addition , nnd It IB hereby
declared neccBsiiry to Ji/i / prove thu sumo.
Section X That tttruit improvement dist
rict No. JMIn Iho elf > of Omaha ho and the
lime Is hereby ordoroinlriiprovod by paving
nnd curbing.
BectloiH. That thlrly ( Tays next , after the
passugo un approval ufabls ordinance bo and
thoHiiiiiO In horohy allowed to the owner * of
all lou linn real catata. In said street Im
provement district , to iltiUiriiilna nnd doslK-
nato the material dcslrt.1l1 to bo used fur the
improving of tbo tmmaiuiU notify thu city
council thereof , jf hitvlng boon und bolns
hereby detormlnvU by tlio mayor and cltv
council of suld nlty , for ntuKonu which appear
rlnlit und propur.tliat all the real ustatu In Hald
street Impnivinncnt , district , thull ho churned
andassos.td with the rust uf IniprovliiKtboru-
lu. lobe thereafter determined ami establish
ed according to the special bencflU to thu
property In uuld street Improvuient dlstrlut ,
and thu Hoard of I'uuKo Works l tiorebr dl-
reotud to Klvo notice to the owners ot lands
und lots , Hiihjcct ui local nsicsamcnt , for tha
coat or said ImuravoiiitfnU , todetunulne mid
dcilcnulu thomatorlH ) to bu u&od for uuh Im
proving. by puhliimtlon ) n the olllclul paper
of thu oily for threecomooutlvo days , rt
least fifteen days prior Ui tbo lapse of said
thlrtrUnr * . '
boctlnn a. Tint thl ordinance nh ill take
olfevt und bo lu force ( rein und utter lt PUNS-
"iSssod May 10th , 183 ! .
JOUN QKOVK9 ,
.
I'roslduut Oily Council.
Approved Jlay Slth.'lfJi.
UKO. IV I1CMIB , "
Mayor
The Court Has Decided AeainstUs.
Last fall , previous to Mr , Hellman's death , he bought $40,000
worth of spring and summer goods , of which $15,000 worth was deliv
ered prior to his death. The balance , $25,000 worth , the estate refused
to accept on the ground that they were closing out the business. But
the manufacturers went to law and the consequences are that we find
ourselves saddled with $25,000 worth of new spring and summer goods
that we had not calculated upon. There's no use to cry over spilled
milk , ho\vever , so the best we can do is to get them off our hands , and
as you know this is not a money-making sale , you will have the most
astounding bargains placed before you ever heard tell of. The estate
must be wound up , and the prices we will quote you will astonish and
pleass you. The goods are brand new and the styles the latest in the
market.
market.As
As a starter we open by putting all the wool casimere , worsted and
cheviot suits ; worth regularly $8 , $10 and $12 in one lot at
Our show window is full of them. Among them are a lot of
G. A. R. Suits.
Warranted fast'colors. . Extra set of buttons , in square and round
corners , , all at
In furnishing goods we mention the following to put you on your
guard :
A good stainless black hose I5c.
The best crow black hose 25c. .
Solid colors tan , slate and brown 15c. ,
The 35c suspenders all go at 15c.
Light Weight Balbriggan Underwear $1,00 suit , formerly $2.0.0.
is it lu ,
13th AND FARNAM STREETS.
BAKING
Kp POWDER.
OZS.FOR
ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT.
PAXTON & GALLAGHER , OmahaNeb
WELL BREDSOON WED" GIRLS WHO USE
SAPOLIO
Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next
House-Ceaning.
I'EKMANENTfiY OD11RD OU NO PAY. NO
DBTKNTION KltOM UU8INRH3. WE ItEVCIt
you TO oviit : LWJ I'ATIHN w. invostii.ito
our mot hod. Written cunrintoo to absoliitoly
euro all Itlmlsof UUI TUiUO of both sexes ,
without the use of knife or syrlugo , uo mut
ter of how long standing.
EXAMINA.TION FREE
The 0 , E. Miller Company ,
307-308 N. Y. Liib Building , Omalia , Neb.
Offices Denver. Colo. ; Chicago , III. ; 3t
Louis. Mo , Detroit. Mich. ; MUwnul(03 , WU
DosAlolnor. la , ; Bivlt LIKO Olty , Ut U ; I'arc
nnd , Ure. : llutto , Mont. .
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Dr.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
The eminent ipoclallit In oanroni , chronic prlrMo. blood , akin and nnnarr dlieaui. A rofmlitr ana
roRliUTCrt Bradunta In modolno. ni dlplomu anil conlllcntcs > ti < m , Usltll truatlntc with tliagrantot IUCCOM
cnmrrli.ipermutorrhoos , lun inanliuod , gomlna ! vreakuoii , nliiat losses. Im poioncr. rphllli. ntrlctare. lion-
orrliuea , iileut , Tarlcoralocta. No mercury lined. Nuvr tronlrneul forlos of Tltnl POWIT , I'arllei uiitblii to
Tlsltino ninr lie Ironled ai borne by oorrospomluncn. Modlclae or Iniuumcnti wnt by niallureipruu M *
ourelrpickeil. no marki to lnillcat coutenn or lunilor. Uno punonul Inturrlow preferrud. Connultatlua
tno , Corroipondonta trictlr prlvnto. Itook ( Mxitetlei ot Ufo ) fuuc ( r u. Offlou hour9a. nulosi p. in.
Bundaj'tOa. m.to Um. Bong itnmp lor rcpu.
T HE RIPANS TABULES regulate the stomach , liver and
* bowels , purify the blood , are pleasant to take , safe and
always effectual. A reliable remedy for Biliousness , Blotches
on the Face , Bright's Disease , Catarrh , Colic , Constipation , .
Chronic Diarrhoea , Chronic Liver Trouble , Diabetes , Disordered
Stomach , Dizziness , Dysentery , Dyspepsia , Eczema , Flatulence ,
Female Cc-mplajnts , Foul Breath , Headache , Heartburn , Hives ,
Jaundice , Kidney Complaints , Liver Troubles , Loss of Appetite ,
Mental Depression , Nausea , Nettle Rash ,
Painful Digestion , Pirn- pies , Rush of Blood to
the Head , Sallow Com * plexion , Salt Rheum ,
Scald Head , Scrofula , Sick Headache , Skin
Diseases , Sour Stom- ach , Tired F c e 1 i"n g ,
Torpid Liver , Ulcers , Water Brash and every
other symptom or dis- case that results from
impure blood or a failure in the proper performance of their
functions by the stomach , liver and intestines. Persons given
to over-eating are benefited by taking one tabule after each
meal. A continued use of the Ripans Tabules is the surest
cure for obstinate constipation. They contain nothing that can be
injurious to the most delicate. Price : One gross $2 , sample bottle
15 cents. For sale by Druggists , or sent by mail postage paid.
Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY , New York.
Unlike Dutch Process
1 Alkalies
OB
Other Chemicals
arc used in the
preparation of
Breakfast Cocoa ,
ivhich is absolutely pure
and soluble *
It has more than three times the strength
of Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , anil is far more economical ,
costing lu * than ont cent a cup. It
is delicious , nourishing , and KASILT
DIGESTED. _
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
W. Baker & Co , , Dorchester , Mass ,
THE .SHORTEST LIKE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
&St Paul R'y , as represented
on this man.
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:45 : a. nv
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent ,
C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent.
Notloo for JIliU.
Bids will bo roootvod by the city council of
the cltr of Itanld Olty , K I ) . , until 2 o'cloolt u.
in. , Juno 0 , Ititti. for the building of reservoir
und Influx of IU.UOO foot , of ID-Inch east pipe ,
Uuotlior with furnishing nil the materials
iM'cusiary In tholr construction ncroidlnir to
pluna und Hpoclll < mton ! on file at the olllco of
the cltv onclnoorof the oily of Unpld City.
Those lilUdliiK un buth reservoir and nlpo line ,
or npon ulpu line nluno , must accompany
thulr bids with cortlllud choclc for oilo
thousand (7I.UW ( ) dollars. Those hlddlnK on
rcanrvolr alonu must nucompany tholr iildn
with iifurtlllcd chcukfor two hundred and
fifty ( $ ; vj)0ollnra ) , checks to ho drawn upon
any solvent bunk In HU 1'nul. Minneapolis ,
Uinubaur Huplii Olty , und to bo returned to
unsuccessful blddoraon the day uf opunliu
proposals. Hid * shull uu onolosod In pluln un.
vulupuu and shiill Jinvo plainly written Ilioru-
on : Jild for llusorvolr. r I'lpu llnuorbldfor
both Kosorrolr or I'ljiO llnu , HI the OIIHO may
be , Tha eltr council rtinorvcn thu rlxht to ro-
joat any or all bids. Add mix nil cnmmunloa-
tlopntotho CIITV AUIUTOIt.
of Uuuid Olty , Hotith Dakota.
Dutod at Ilupld Olty , May 17 , IKtt.
INDIAN DEPREDATION CLAIMS
Fcrgnna who have lost property fro n Imll.ui
raids rthcrild ilia tholr ciulim under the Indian
Dcpro lat on Act of Jlnrjli ' , 13 I. ' 1 ho t nio It
Ilinltod , an I the claim * nro tukon up by tha
conrtin , thuorJerln vrhluu they uru roalvuJ.
Tuks Notice that alt contraoU entarol into
witli uttomeya prior to the A3t ura mU
null nuJ void. Jnfcirniatlon glvou unJ all
claims uroniptly attended to by thu
BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS. .
lire
MA.M A , NElBIiA.SKA.
Iluroau U KuurantooJ by tua
Onmha Hop , tbo Honour I'rusi uud the Uia
trauuUeo Kxaiulucr.
