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8 THE OMAHA DAILY 11EE : MONDAY , JUNE. 6 , 1832. FIVE SLEEPING GARS DITCHED Homarkablo Wreck on thd Burlington Line Near Indianola. ONLY ONE PASSENGER INJURED HAVmtho IlcMilt ofn Ilrolcrn Hall .Allrnc- ulom i ; riipo of Hcvonil Iluiiilretl 1'cmonn-Intorcntlnc Nolimikn > ow Notes. IxniAXOLA , Neb. , Juno 5. [ Special Tclo- jrnin to Tin : UEE. ] The oastuouml Hur- ilnpton llycr was wrecked otio mlle west of town this morning , Dvo coaches bolnp ditched. The train was running forty miles nn hour when the last Hvo sleepers rolled down the embankment , tcarlne up the track us they wont. No injuries to pniseiiRors occurred except the dislocation of the arm of ono man. The car of the Illinois Press association , returning from California , was otio of those ditched. The track was clonrca nnd trains wore running by 1 o'clock. The accident Is supposed to have been caused by u brokou rail. I'OIl Nii : HAHKA'S INTEIIEHTS. How the Htnto Will llo Itoproncntcil ut thu World' * I'ulr. OitANi ) ISLAND , Nob. , June 5. [ Special to THBBBE.J Within the scope of nn exhibi tion of such mai-nlluilo ns the World's ' fair It Is of course nnxt to Imposslblo to maintain In a general state exhibit county Identity , nnd as a tonoral rule counties are entirely lost sltibt of , It being impracticable to main tain space posslbla to provide a multitude of county exhibits which must of necessity bo Btrmlngly similar in character and np. ponrmico. To obvlato this dlfllculty nnd satisfy the apparent general wish to main tain to some extent county Identity for this stnto in the state bulldlnif the Nebraska Columbian commission devised the * plan of glass cases raudo In compact form , for which space could bo provided , in which cased , In Klass Jars made for that purpose , about forty aamplci of the choicest specimens of grains ana cereals could bo shown. Each case Is to contain In plain letters the imrao of the county and statonnd bo provided with n suitable receptacle for any special printed matter that the county ina'y with to provide for distribution in the interest of the county. By the side of those cases in glass Jars suitable for that purpose , sections of soil are also to bo shown. It was arranged that the counties desiring to bo so represented In the exhibit should provide the funds for the purchase of these cases and bottles , which are to become the property of the respective couuties nnd bo returned thereto by the commission , with contents , at the close of the expositionwith out , further cxponso to the county. Tbo es timated cost of the cases nnd Jars Is ol ) to each county. Thus far only about one-third of the counties of the state have responded to the call , and as it requires at least six months to have the cases manufactured and ready for use , the necessity for immediate action by counties wishing to takoaOvantago of this opportunity to maintain county Identity must bo apparent , and especial at tention Is boroby called to the certain result of dclav. In ttio counties responding thus fur funds ha\o been provided by an appro priation by the county commissioners or su- porvlsors , and it was thought all , or nearly ull tbo counties In Ilia stnto would act in like manner. It would seem to bo particularly desirable In the newer counties only partially de veloped and still having many acres of un occupied land , and wishing to sec it occupied and made wealth producing , to take advant age of tbli opportunity to mnitHal.i county Identity and thus advertise the county's special resources nnd peculiar advantages , and it is tuo.liopo of the commission that all will respond at nn early day. Corre- Bpontlo'nco concerning the subject or war rants for the purchase of cases and Jars should bo forwarded to Commissioner Gen eral Unrnoau at Omaha. Now is the time to nct'as the list must bo made up and closed , and order irlvcn to manufacturer not later than September 1 this year. SKTII P. MOIILBY , Press Commissioner Nebraska Columbian Commission. West 1'ulnt A'OIVH Notes. WEST POINT , Neb. , Juno 5. | Special to THE BEE.J Master Bartlo Yodor started Sutur aay morning on his long Journey to Now Mexico , whore ho expects to remain a low years with his sister , Mrs. Lottlo Mnrtlon , A pleasant social gathering was bold bat- urday evening at the nome of Mr. and MM. C. E. Crnndoll in honor of Mrs. Crandcll's birthday. Thu party passed the evening in merry sports , nnd refreshments was the fea ture of the evening. Charley Mack went to Loavonworth , Knn. , Fridnv afternoon to order the shafting for the mill , which will start up next week and run day and night on orders that have ac cumulated since the high water. Miss Louisa Krause , daughter of Amnndui Krause , wont to St. Paul , Minn. , Friday morning on a visit to nor relatives. Troiiinauh KcuurcH the I'liim. HASTINGS , Nob. , Juno 5. [ Special to TUB BBC. ] Tbo sessions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention wcro not concluded uritil aii early hour thU morning. The newly oloctcd onlcors were Installed and Tccumsoh chosen ns the next place of meeting. During the day resolutions wcro passed denouncing the oppression and promiscuous lynching ot negroes In the houth , favoring .ho cause of homo rule in Ireland and thanking the mayor and citizens of Hastings' for their hospitality. "Wo have been given splendid treatment n Hastings , " said ono of the press commit tee. "It's a grunt sonuofT for the city. " All of the delegates expressed great surprise at the size and metropolitan aspect of the Quucu city. lileiiB ol the rooplo'N Party. Wixsinu , Nob. , Juno 5. | Speclal to Tim 1BBC.1 People's party county convention was held hero yoUorday. The following dele gate * wora chosen to the stuto convention ut Lincoln II. B. Miller , George Chllds , M. A. Noynnd. J. W. Agios ; convention at Kearney-Phil Lundburg , J. T. Lcdrlck , H. Kollogno , J. A. Elliott ; to Norfollc L. P. UayburnA. Shufolt , William Miller. The resolutions denounced the Nowherry bill , President Harrison , liU administration nnd cabinet us being tools of nnd conducted in the Interest ol Wall Htroat ; favored free coinage , demanded a gruduato.l Income tax nnd government control of railroads and telegraph and the abolishment of the United States sonata ns being useless and expensive. Not lluil O'Niiiu , Noa , Juno 5 ; [ Special to Tun UBB. ] Friday evening ended the llrst year nf the opening of the I'onoa Indian reserva tion to settlement. During that puriod there won ) 1'iOl applications made to enter land ni homesteads , airgrogatlnp"10UO'J 10 acres , Klxty-nlno reliiKjtiisliiticnls wora lllod ( luring the year , Involving 10,711) ) . (52 ( acres ; mitklng , In round numbers , 11HV-M.1U ucrai whloh are actually settled upon at this time. ThU Is quite u rcmurxublo showing for a now county , tolling Into consideration the fact that there has been no boom or rush to the Ulttrlcr. There are six lowiu in tbo reserva tion llutto. Spaneor , Mankato. Lynch , Uasln and Alford. Nuhrinkii MurtKiiuo Inilulitoiliicm. Ciui'i'tai , Nub. , JunoB. | Spoclul to THIS BCB.J The following is the mortgage record ot Deuol county for the month of Mav : Kami mortage * lllod , W.3W.U5 ; roloaso'd , r3.80f.85. Chattel mortgages tiled , * l,7tJ.O ) , ' > ; roloiuoj. 12,823.33. Sumo implement dealers auvo gold about llfty binders , unJ tho. out- took for a crop U lino. Nrurly Uu t Him 1IU Mfo. AsiiMM ) , Nob. , Juno 5. [ Special tn Tnu DBB.J J. ti. Fuller , a well known resident > f this city , took a largo doio of fluid extract If uux vomica by imitalco for popjln yator- Uy and only after hard work was his 11 fo tavod. Ho Is stilt iti a vary critical couill. Jon , owing to much of the extract , bolng at > - lorboO. _ Troop * Orilurvil tuV > ' iiilnir , VALKNTIXB , Nob. , Juno 5. [ Snsclul Tolo- tram to Tuullnii. | ClonoratCarr , command * lug fort Nlobrara , received order * by wlro last evening to take the six troops of his regiment stationed there nnd stnrt nt onno for old Fort Fettcrman , W.vo. Nothing 1 * known as to the cause of these movements on the part of the army , but it Is surmised that the cnltlo xvnr has something to do with It , as Fort Kottcrmnn 11 the heart of rustler territory. Ho exncots to take a special train hero not later than tomorrow noon. It will take six special trains to convoy the troops , horses and equipments. Jimlntn > otri mill IVrammt * . .fONi.m , Neb. , Juno 5. [ Special to Tun Bnu. ] The B. it M. has moved Its depot two or thrco rods wrst. Just out of tno street. Ulmprovcs the looks of Junlnta nvciiuo very much. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter , parents of Mrs. J. A. Armstrong , Irotn Wichita , Kan. , ore hero visiting her. The Ladles Aid society pave nn old-time supper nt the UrandArmyof the Hupubllo hall Wednesday evening. The victuals wora served In old-tlmo style by old-fashlonod waiters , and the furniture was such ns our grandparents used , among them being a spinning wheel , a wooden clock nnd an old- tlmo rope bedstead. They cleared about $20 for the bouollt of the Baptist church. Nohi-.mku Crop rro pi-cM. Nr.iuwia , Nob. , Juno 5. [ Special to Tun DEI * . ] Corn In this vicinity Is all planted nnd about ono-hnlf of It Is up , showing n good stand. Small grain is very backward , but plenty ot hot sunshine between now nnd July" will work wonders. Small fruits will not mnka nn average showing. The Indications are that the apple crop will bo light , the trcos almost exhausting themselves ripcnlnc last year's crop. Meadows uro looking very lino. iim : Crook Dnnuigccl by Wind. ELM CIICEI : , Nob. , Juno 5. [ Special Tele gram to THE BEK. | What threatened to bo a hurricane struck this town last algbt about U o'clock , leveling fences , sheds and all tem porary outbuildings. It toro the veranda loose from Cnso & Forrlstal'H drug store and C. S. Hooves' dry goods store and carried them clear over the buildings. The house of E. D. Ulchnrds , six miles cast of hero , was struck by lightning and badly wrecked. Will ricnln ut Nebraska City. NcmiASKA CITV. Nob. , Juno B. [ Special to TUB BtiE.1 The Danish societies of Omaha , Lincoln , Council Bluffs and cities of Kansas and Missouri , will olcnlo In this city on July 3. Governor Bovd. Hon. John C. Watson and ox-Senator Van Wyoit will deliver ad- drcssos. Many thousand strangers nro ex pected to attend , arrangements for whoso entertainment are now In progress. No Stolen Property found. NnmusKA CITY , Nob. , Juno 5. [ Special to Tin : Bin.l Cbarlos Castllo and Jim McDon ald , who wore arrested charged with burg lary at BrownvlUo , wore taken to that place today. Another arrest was made last night , the prisoner being Billy Castllo , n relative ot Charles. The evidence against the throe is said to bo strong , although no trace of the stolen properly has yet been found. Kearney's l.uti-st Convention. KBAHN-EY , Neb. , JunoC. ISpoclal to THE BEC. ] Extensive preparations are being made to celebrate in this city Juno 7 to 9 the silver wedding of the Nebraska Stnto Sun day School association. An Interesting pro gram has been arranged and many visitors nro oxpcctod to be present. Reduced fates have been granted for the occasion by all roads entering the city. Mrs. L. II. Ptttton , Hocltford , III. , writes : "from personal experience I can recommend DoWltt's Sarcapanlla , a euro for Impure blood and general debility. " SpectaclesDr. CulUmoro,224'J3c0 ! oldg Now York mill Itoturn. July 3 to 0 ono favo for the round trip. Choice ot routes from Chicago. Return limit August 15. Cull nt Chicago cage , Rock Island < fc Pacillc.Ry. ticket ofllco , 1002 Furnnm strcot. CIIAS. KKNNHDY , G. N. W. P. A. J. L. DC BEVOISE , City Tkt. & P. A. bOUHt U.IIALl.l. Surprised the Congregation of the First I'rcflbytormu Church. The congregation of the First jtrosbytor- ian church wore given a surprise Just after the morning service yesterday. Before pro nouncing -benediction , Hov. Mr. Whcclor paused a moment , ncd Mrs. Munshaw played tbo opening measures of the wedding march. Mr. A. H. Kelly and Miss Huldah Lambert , two of the Magic City's ' most popular young people , passed betoro the altar and wore pro nounced man and wlfo before the audience had recovered from their surprise. At the close of the service the , friends of the young couple hastened to offer tbolr best wishes , after which Mr. and Mrs. Kelly loft for Beatrice , whore they will visit friends. Tboy will reside In Mr. Kolly's residence at Twonty-socond and J streets after their re turn. Family Injured. An unknown man was run over and proba bly fatally injured by a UniQU Pacific train below Albright , in Sarpy county , yesterday afternoon. Ho was asloen or intoxicated and lying across tbo rails. The tram was stopped and the Injured man taken aboard. Tuoso who witnessed the accident had no idea of the identity of the injured man. Notcn Hint I'erNnimla. U. Hoyraan left yesterday for a visit at Atlantic , la. Peter Copeland returned yesterday from a prolonged visit at bis old homo at Glasgow , Scotland. ' A. E. BIngham loft yesterday for Minne apolis , to attend the republican national con vention. Ueorgo Morgan and Qoorgo Thomas wore arrested yesterday as suspicious characters , but succeeded in creeping ovortho top of the cage and osoaplng through a window. The police wore unnolo to recapture thorn. Several hundred South Omaha lovers of athlothic sport attended the tug-of-war at Exposition hall In Omaha last night. The Gorman carpenters' team ounod the town whan they returned bearing the scalps of their Swedish opponents. John S. Knox , tr.iRlo manager for tha CudabyPackini ; company , loft yesterday for Kansas City to attend the meeting ot the Southwestern Hallway and Steamship asso ciation. It Is oxpecto'd that tbo association will take action on matters of great im portance relative to raths on slock from western points to South Omaha. The uuusual occurrence of a young girl being arrested as a prostitute on complaint of her own mother was witnessed at tbo nollco station yesterday morning. Mrs. A. McNamara swore out a warrant for the ar rest of her daughter , Isabella , on the above charge. The girl professed repentance and was dismissed on bur promise to reform. "Lnto to hod and early to nso will shorten tbo road to your homo In the skies. " But early to bed nnd a "LUtlo Edrly Hlso * , " the pill that niauos lifo longer and bettor and wiser. \Vntclilnt ; the HullUlo. AllttlooverU.UOO people visited Halcyon Holghu yesterday to auo the buffalo herd. An exciting episode of the afternoon was the roping of the hugo hull , "Devilish Dick , " in order to artificially assist him In the annual sbodulng process. Ihls Is the animal that lulled Mr , Cole ut Oxford a few months ago , and has also gored thrco her es to death within the past year. The frantic , struggles of the ugly brute. betoVo ho was finally thrown anil lashed to the post , preparatory to being re- llovod of his winter coat , tilled many of tho' spectators with apprehension ivs to what the result might bo in case human skill suc cumbed to hruto strength , but their fears were groundless , as the feat was success fully performed , and many of those present brought away tufts of soft bulr , or wool , or whatever It may bo called , as vouvonln , DllTuri Irom Denver. Frank Miller , a roildoat of Danvor , was walking along the railway tracks near Ninth and Mason streets yesterday forenoon and as bo Jumped to avoid a train slipped and loll , sti iKlnu hi * luad against anbthor track. Ills head waa qulto badly out aud his face bruised. Thu patrol wagon was called nnd the patient was tukon to tit , Joseph hospital. Miller Is a married man and lives at 318 Sixteenth street , Denver , ills injuries are not iorou . "AND NOW YOU'RE ' SHO " Fifty Wtrd KIckers Dcolaro For Moro Money at Once. OPPOSED TO THE NEBRASKA CENTRAL It 1Vi the Hrnno of the Meeting That With Money They Could Mnlco Tilings Hum Without It , Hiiro Detent. The notlco published on Saturday evening calling a meeting of citizens V7ho dasircd to see the Ncbrnsxa Central bond proposition defeated drew to Clark's h oil about ilfty men from various parts of tba city. Tbo mooting wcs called to order by Mr. John Hoslcky , editor of the Pokrok Xapadu. Ho stated that the mooting was called not for the purpose of discussing the Nebraska tentral bond proposition but to devise ways end means of defeating the bonds , because many of the citizens of Omaha thought the proposition was nothing but n schema on the part of the promoters to make some money by securing the franchise aud then selling out ; Ho did not believe that tbo alleged benefits that might como to the city from the carrying of the bonds would bo common- ' burato with the value of the franchise. I'ut C ) . Iliixfcs for Chnlrinnn. Mr. Hoslcky' suggested that a chairman would bo a good thing to have before the mooting wont much farther. It looked for a ttmo as though the gathering ivould bo obliged to adjourn without doing anything , as It was very difficult to got anyone to nc- copt the otllco of chairman. After half a dozen men had boon nominated and had re fused to act In the capacity ot chairman Romeono finally nominated Put O. Ha wo 3 and ho accepted the honor thus thrust upon him. Mr.Phllip Andres was selected secretory nnd tnou the mooting was ready to begin its work of knocking thu bond proposition Into a cocked hat. Mr. Andres spoke at some length upon the subject * Mr. John Harbaugh was present and no was called out to give bis opinion with re gard to the matter. Mr. Hnrbaugh said that ho had at ono tlmo been connected with the Nebraska Central project , but ho bad been out of the company for about six years , and It was his opinion that sinca ho had loft the company It had not boon aiming nt the wel fare of the ooonlo at largo as the company formerly had. Then James Kyner tooic the floor. Ho wanted to show that a railroad could bo built for less money than the sum asked for by the Nebraska Central. Ho knew considerable about railroad construction himself and was prepared to say that a very coed road could bo built and cqulpuod for $15,000 per mllo. And again ho didn't bollovo that another brldgo was needed very badly , . Whnt They Were There For. At this point VV. F. Erdrnan wanted to speak on tbo opposite side of the question , out the moment that the chairman and tha anti-bond man understood his views they shut him off short , stating that the mooting was not called for the purpose of discussing the matter but to dovlso ways to dofoac the proposition. Mr. Chris Locknor arosa and protested against this ruling. Ho called attention to tbo fact that all the spoalcors who were opposed to the bond proposition had boon permitted to speak without interruption , but tbo moment that a speaker who held a differ- out opinion arose no was squelched. Ho thought that this was very unfair. Mr. A. R. Sauar took a turn at the crank. Ho thought the people of Omaha ought to snow tbo bond prooosltlon under ; an elevated road such as the Nebraska Central people Intended to build , would bo very ob jectionable. At this point Mr. Lantry moved to adjourn , but the motion failed to carry. Mr. George Striker wanted the mooting to take tha bond bovine by the horns and wloo the ground with the beast. Ho declared that something should ho douo , and that right early. Mr. Snuer moved that a commlttoo bo ap pointed to solicit funds with which the light against the bonds could bo pushed. Ho thought that a thoroupb canvass should bo mr.du throughout the county In an attempt to defeat tbo bonds , and space should bo hired In the newspapers for the purpose or setting forth the deception and fraud of the bond proposition. Assaulted the Newspapers. Jim Kynor declared that the people of Omaha wcro at tbo mercy of a couple of newspapers that did not voice the senti ments of the people but wcro voicing the will ot a dangerous corporation and n lot of scheming capitalists. Ho &ald that it was with considerable difficulty that tbo cornmlt- tee succeeded in gattlng a short notice ot the meeting last night Into the dailv papers and oven then thn commlttoo had to pay for it. Mr. John Wostberg challenged the state ment of Mr. Kynor. Ho believed that tno daily papers of Ornaha had boon voicing the sontlmontii of tbo majority of the people and that fact would bo concldsivoly shown on election day. Mr. George Striker said : "Tho Omaha dally papers are not on the tide of the pee plo. " .Mr. Westborg again answered Striker sharply , declaring that TUB BEE and the Worid-Honild bad taken the proper course and had voico-1 the sentiments of the people from the very flrst. . What They Most Need. Mr. Iloslcky wanted the mooting to got down to business and appoint committees in every ward to malto a thorough light all along the lino. Ho wanted a panor pub lished in the interests of the anti-bond movement , The first thing necessary was the raising of funds , ho said. If tboy could only got a good supply of cash with whloh to carry on the light they could make things bum all ever the city. "fsow yon'roa shoutln , " echoed Sauer , "money Is what wo must bavo at the very outset. " "Allow mo to raako n suggestion , " said the child-Ilka and bland Chris Lockaur , rising ns ho sooko. "It is openly assorted on the streets of the city that there is a certain cor poration In Omaha that will cheerfully glvo $10.000 In casn to have this bond proposition defeated. Now 1 should think that there would bo no need of wasting tlmo in solicit ing subscriptions from tha merchants and business men of Omaha for the purpose of dofoatlng tbeso bonds. Why not go diroot to this corporation and got the $10OOU { I simply drop this suggestion to save you un necessary effort and a waste of valuable tlrao. " That was the unklndost cut of all. Jim Kynor and George StriKer 8cramblod for possession of the lloor to-hiss'hack at Mr. Loeltner their indignation. Striker was cut so dceplv tuat ho could say but little. Ho glared across the room ot Locknor and said : "I would llko to sco these men who huvo coma tn hero to I run this mooting In favor of the bonds got j enough sense knocked Into their h.oads to see ' that tboy are not needed In tlrls mooting. If Mr. Locknor knows wicro (10,000 can ho had for the purpose j > f defeating these bonds I think ho U tbnfnau to go and got It. " Sir. Kyner Wan JSxoltuil. Then Kynor exploded , for bo could retain himself no longer : "Thoro are some low lived scoundrels about tub town , " ho hissed , in a state , of Intense Indignation , "who have told around tno streets that I am gelling paid for the part I am taking in this light against tbo Nebraska Central bonds. They don't ' daw to say tuch n thing to my face. 1 wnnt 1 to say right .now that the roan who Intlroktcs that I have received a solitary cent for purposing these bonds is n d d liar , and I want to tell him so clear down to his lylmr U rart. " ' That lantiuagoila out of order,1' said the chairman. "I don't cnro 10 H Is , " retorted Kynor , "I moon every word Mil.1' Mr. Locknor explained that bo had not ac cused anybody of Tbolng paid for the part they wore taxinglin the light ugalnst the bonds. NorUldhojpi [ to go out solicit ing lunas to carnr on the fight , for ho was not built that way. . Hearing the gentlemen sny that money was the ono desideratum In tno campaign * ho simply wanted to inform them thht it was generally understood that an abundance of money could bo had for tha object theysought by applying to a certain railroad corporation. But the explanation only nddoJ fuel to the damn nnd Mr. Locknor subsided and lot the elephant pass by. Mr. Andres said finally that ho , for ono. would bo in 'nvorof using the money of any corporation offering help to defeat the bonos. This foil ns a wet blanket on some of the ethers who so vigorously spurned the very Intimation that corporation funds would bo acceptable In the light. Nninod n Committee to Hustle. It was finally decided to appoint a commit tee of ono for each ward to push tha organ ization of the nntl-bond forces nnd got ready for n determined and aggressive ficrht all over the city and In South Omaha. Follow- Ina arc Iho anti-bond brigadiers of the anti- bond skirmishers : J. H.ButlerFirUwntd ; George Striker , Second ward j O. C. Campbell - boll , Third ward ; D. II. Wheeler , Fourth ward ; A. II. Sauor. Fifth word ; W. A. Sanders - dors , Sixth ward ; Paul Harbaugh , Seventh ward ; M. U. Mncicod , Eighth ward , , and Philip Andres , Ninth ward. Mr. Charles Koitors was named ns the commtttccman from South Omaha and then the preliminary organization was completed by the chairman.naming D. H. Wheeler ns chairman ot the brigadiers. Mr. Pat Hawcs then proceeded to deliver a speech In which ho gave bis reasons for op posing the bonds. Ho said that tbo city and county were in danger of reaching the limit of legal Indebtedness by-voting these bonds to assist the Nebraska Central , and if tbo limit was onca reached then some great scheme might bo sprung that the citizens of Omaha would wish to assist by-voting bonds and they would be unable to do so. Ho thought that Dr. Miller's Platte river canal schema was liable to striuo the town some day soon with a tremendous thud , aud when It did the people should bo ready to vo'.o bonds for that great enterprise. In short , ho thought the city should hold on to its power to vote bonds , for no living man could toll what a day might bring forth. When this marvelous address had been concluded the meeting adjourned. Tbo nntl- bon'd kickers will moot nga'ln nt the call of tbo chairman. 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Business on the Stock exchange - change nas been In -stagnant condition. EnizJlsh railway securities woro' well sustained. Spanish seourities were strong owing to tbo conclusion of the commercial treaty between Spain and Franco , and Bra zilians advanced IK per cent on tbo strength of the Uothtchllds * loans. Other foreign se curities were flat , duo to apprehension of troubles at Nancy. ' The hoped for improvement In.American railroad * has not yet arrived. The pressure to sell hero is partly balanced by purchases on account of Now Vork operators for u fall. A rapid rlso is probable directly after the In vesting publln becomes convinced that the bottom has been touched. .Tho rise will ho helped by a rush of boars to close their en gagements. Tbo week witnessed a strouir movement in securities of Mexican railways , which closed firmer. The mining market was dull with the exception that copper shares improved owing to the agreement to rcduco the output. On the 1'urU Itourso. PARIS , Juno C. Tbo bourse settlement was .easy and tbo market remained steady throughout the wook'past. The property of credit foncler , it Is considered. Is seriously threatened by the Chamber of Deputies' adoption of the measure enabling small towns and communes to borrow directly from sav ings banks Instead of through the credit foacier. Oil the Ilerllu liourgc. BEKLIN , Juno C. Prices on the bourse were irregular. Saturday's closing quota tions Include tbo following : Prussian fours , 100.90 ; Deutsche banlr , 103.75 ; Mexican sixes , ST.'JO ; Bocbumors , 187 ; Uaroencrs , 155 ; roubles , 214.80 ; short exchange on Lon don , 20.39) ; long exchange ou London , 20.83' ; pnvato discount , \ ) { . On the Frankfort Uourio. PjtANKroitT , June 5. The past week was a quiet ono on iho bourse hero. The final quotations include : Italian fives , 00.40 ; Spanish fours , Uo.80 ; private discount , 1 % per cent. 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Persons ordering copies will please on- lese U cents extra for postage. lleuiikuiiiiota. A disease , treated as such and pormsv nontly cured , 'No publicity. Nolnfirm ury. Homo troutinonU Harmless and otloctual. Refer by permission to Burlington - lington Ilawlcoyo. Send 2o stamp for pamphlet. 'Sliokoquou Chemical Co. , Uurlington , la. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report PURE HIRTY-FIVE CENTS. That's the price we shall make this week on a hun dred dozen night shirts. They're cut full and long- and wide ; have fancy trimming on the collar--and cuffs and pockets and down the front ; have patent facings and seam stays ; and are worth a dollar "cut . " ' two. - * At a Quarter "We will offer teri cases three hundred and twenty dozen - * en genuine balbriggan shirts and drawers. The shirts , have fancy French necks seamless shoulders and Swiss ] ribbed cuffs. The drawers have five inch waistband otf silesia , three-button fly and lace back. Forty cents i * the proper price today's price , a quarter. At Forty Cents "We offer without any exception the best value we'vo ever sold in underwear. This line .consists of genuine balbriggan underwear in natural , unbleached , tan , old . * gold , Nile , sage green and fancy wood mixtures. The shirts have fancy French necks , silk binding , pearl but-3 , . tons , and plain or black tipped cuffs. The drawers are fashion cut , have full three-button facing , lace back and1 braid bound fly. The .ordinary price of these goods is sixty-five cents. The extraordinary price is forty cents' ' a garment here , of course. A PHEW PHAT PHELLOWS can get extra size balbriggan shirts and drawers at phorty cents a garment ; sizes phorty-phour to phifty. Dr 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. The eminent apeclnllit In nervous , chronic , private , blood , ekln nnd unnnry iltspnscs. A ropnlir nnd registered graduate In modclno , ns diplomas nnd curilflctitea show , isatiil troHtlnt ? wltu thoproatuitt nuccuaa catarrh , spermatorrhoea , lose mnnhooJ. icmlnnl wonkuess. nlifbt IOMOS , Itiipotuncy. B/pbllls. etrlcturo. con- orrlioea , Rloet , vartcocole.ctc. Nomorcurr unod. Now treatment forlossoflm \ power , l' rtlo unnblo to visit ran may bo treated ru homo by corrospondoncu. Modlclna or Instruments sent by mnll oroxproKH curelrpncked.no marks to Indlcnlo contents or lender. Ono personal interview prcrorrcd. Consultation ireo. Correspondence strictly private , llook ( Mjriterlei ot Ufo ) lunt tree. OOloo UouraUa. in. toll p. m. Bundnji 10 a. m.to U in. Bond stamp ( or reply. WELL BRED , SOON W.ED" GIRLS WHO USE SAPOLIO Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next House-Ceaning. " " "MorvoSood9 , the wonderful remedy is Bold with n writ ten ttiiariinlco to cure all nervous dlscnres , > uch ns Weak .Memory , Loss of Ilratn I'owcr. Headache. Wukefulnesj , Lost Manhood. Mehtly Units- Blons.Ncrvousnoss.Lassltude.nlldralns nnd loesof powcrof tuoUcncrntira Oreans In cither BOX caused by over exertion , youthful erro'i , or nxcesnlvc Uaoof tobncco , opium or stimulants which soon lend to Jnflrmlty. Consiimp- tlon and Insanity. I'ut up convenient to carry In vest pocket. 81 perpack- nKObynniilBforf5. ; With every 61 order wn girt a mritten vuarantte loeun orumJ Jn motKU. Circular free. Address AervoHccil Co. , C'blcuirit ! 111. For enlo in Omaha by Sherman & McConnell , 1513 Dodpo utrcot. II All the latest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats. STETSON'S OFTttndSTf FF hATS. ADLABADGH FUR CO , , HATTERS AND FURRIERS 218 South 15th Street. .Purs StoreJ and Repaired. SYRJNQEX. The Only 1'orfnot Vnslnal nnd lloctnl Hyrlnge In the World. IB the only syrlngo ever Invented by which vaginal nleetlons can bondmlnlslor- ml without lonUliiK and boll- InK the clothluit ornecebHl- tutlnu the use of a vessoJ , and which aim also ho used tor roottil Injections. SOFT iinniiKii nm.n. . HAUUKUIIllEUliELL. J'ltlUK 9 > 'l OH. Mall Orders Solicited , The Aloe & Tenfold 3) ) . Stecet , Next ( Q I'oslolfico. ' differs from inferior \\hli1iles and those dis. tilled from corn , Inown os Hourboai , in that it is hiRli'r ' nulritbus , pleasant to the taste npd doubly matured. Il's puiily is guaranteed. Voiimayl.tiowitbyitssraoolU. ness nnd delcousl ! ; > ouquct ( also the propri. clary hntilu } . Because of these qualities physicians recommend it to invalids and for sideboard r.M. Call fo' "Crtaut I'urt Kjft" and lake no other , sot sale at all first-class drinking places and drug stoiis o IMLLliMANJJ & CO. , TUB SHORTEST LIXB TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago , Milwaukee & SL 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. m. City Ticket Office : 1501 Far- nani St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent. C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent. Save Your Eyesight Eyes tested free by nn n.Xl'IWT Ol'TI CIAN I'orfoctadjustniunt. Huporlor lensoi. Nervous ous headache cured by u ln our Sooctuoloa aud Eyoglusiies. 1'rlcej low for < lrl clubs goods. THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO , , 1H S. Ifitu St. , Crolffliton Bloclc. BUSINESS Illrycle Daalor A blcyrb will ho bolter for you lliuu u liorao. It doeuu't out any- tnlng. I'riik'ftl Jlercjiant ' ( not entirely convinced ) No. it won't out nnythliiK. but J'm ulrald It'll nlvuinu a thunderlui ; big npiHitlta. Chicago cage Urlbuiio. moral la yours so'a u Columbia bicycle BuslneHj men , tlio 1'opu . Co. olTor you health and luipiil- ncba , clear hoiidodnoHB , raiiovntod monoymukinbrains / " 21 Columbus Ava , Boston , U Frequer ntly want a now IN ADVERTISING. Address suddenly , -without notice. Hinuha AtlterUtlnit Jlurraii , A' . V. I.lfe. INDIAN DEPREDATION CLAIMS Persons who Imro lost property fro-n Incline * , raids should fllo tliotr clnlius under the Iiidlaa Ucpro In fan Act of .March S WtL Thu thnolt limited , nn I the olulms nro tukan up hy tha court in the or.lor hi which they uro resolved , Taka Notlco that all coutraotJ ontoroJ Int4 with attorneys prior to thoAot ars macU null and void. Information Rlvon ituil all claims uramutly aUondoJ to hy the BEE BUREA.U OF CLAIMS. aso OMAHA , NEBRASKA l3y ThIi Huro.iit Is iriiarnntoa.1 hy the Omaha Itco , the L'lonuor I'russ mill tha tiaa v X Prnuclsco WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION COlsSTKUCTION. Council Clmiuhcr , Onmlui. Neb , April 12 , 16031 Ho It rn olvod hy the city council of thu rlty of Onmlm , the mayor concurring : That wooilun Hldownllia ho constructed In thu city of UiiKilm ns dtHlKimtod liolow within , II vo days u'tor the iniDllcatlou of this rcsoltl- ' lion or the personal hcrvlco thereof , IIB by orilliKincu 1s authorized anil required ; siicui slUownlks to ho laid to the urosmit grudo ou the streets 8 ] > oclflo < l heroin and to ko constructed - structod of [ line plank of such width thickness and on In Id upon joists of a dlimnislona nnd In such manner ns Is p scrlhoJ hy the sjioclllciitkms on Illo In the olllco of tha Hoard of I'ub'.lo Works and under its supervision. 10 wit : North Hldo of California street , tax lot , hlooU 31 , section Ki-l.Vl'J , G feet wldu. i North sldu of California street , tax lot , bloclc 2. ' . suction -l."i-lU , G fout wide. \VosLsldoofThlrty-Uilrd strcot , lots 1 to 21 Incluslvo. bloclc 12 , Oinnha Vlow , i foot wldo. And bo It further resolved : That thu Hoard ot I'ubllo Works be and ) hereby Is authorized and tllrnatod tooniiho a copy of this resolution to bo published In the olllcliil paper of tho' city for ono /rook or bo borv don the owners of said loM , and unless Biich owners shall wltliln 11 vo days after the publication or service of such copy construct * H.ild Hlduwalltn as herein required that the Hoard of I'ublloVorksuauno the saiiio to bo done. Hie cost of constructing said HldowalU A respectively to bo assessed nualnst the roal- estate , lot or part of lot In front of and ubuu tin : . ' such gl'lnvvnlks. ' V.H.od April l IUU p JAVI8 President of the Council. Attest : JOHN UHOVBS , City Clerk. Approved 5 OF.O. 1' . DEMI8. Mnyor. NOTIOH TC CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS. To the owners nf Iho loU , parts ot lots and leal estate described tn the ahovo rosolu Von 'and encli of vnu are hereby notified to construct wooduu sidewalks as required hy n resolution of the city council anil mayor ot the olty of Omalm , " 'wD' ' " ' ' " ' " . ' " ' " . ' * a copy. I W. IIIKKIIAUHLIC , Chairman Hoard of I'ubllo Works. Onnilin , Neb , Juno t. Ib'Ji. JldTt WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLUTION CONSTRUCTION. " Council Chniubor.Oniaha , Neb .March 1.1,169 ? . llo It lescjlved hy thu city council of thu olty nf Oiiiulm , the mayor concurring : That wooden Hlcluwalks bo constructed In the cltv of Omaha IIH designated holow. within live days after Iho publication of thla resolution , or the personal service thereof , as hy orciiiianco IB authorized and required : such Hldo talks to ho laid to tno present Krudu on the utreets specified herein , and to bocon- Hiruolud of plno p'.unk ot Huoli width and thlelaiess and bo laid upon joints of suohj dimensions anil In mieli manner us Is pro * Honhoil hy the specifications on fllo In tha , olllco of tlio Hoarn of I'ubllo Works mid uudonl ItKtipurvUIoti. to wit : w Bouth aide of 1'aul street * lot ? , bloclc 1 , Hor- jianh's third addition. U foul wldo , West slilo of Twonty-lhlrd street , lots 3 , ft and 10 , block 1H7W. olty addition. 0 feet wldo. b'outh sldo nt Nicholas street , lots I , S and 3 , block I9JH , ( jlty addition. 0 fuel wldo. ICiist ido tit Twenty-second street , lot B > block liv ! ; . olty addition , 0 fout wldo , And be It further resolved : That the Hoard ot I'ubllo Works bo and hereby l authorized and directed to onusu it copy of this ruiolution to bo published In the olllcliil paper of the clly for ono week , or bo H.irvud on thoowneiH of said lots , und unless such owners shiill within II vo days after thu publieailon or worvlco of such copy construeti aid sidewalks us heroin required. Hut tno Hoard of I'ubllo Works ouuio the saiiio to 10 dune , the cost of construotlnz nulil slclpwulk * ropoctlvoly to bo assessed nxulnst thu real CHlutu , lot or pun of lot In trout ol und ubut- lliU8iicli sidewalks. 1'usscd , March 15 , ! ( , 1'rutldentof iho Council. Attest ! JOHN ClUUYKH. Oily Ulcrlr. Approved * OEO. I' . HE.M1H. . Mayor. NOTICE TO CONSTIUJOT BIDEWAI.Kft - " | | To the Ownum ot the lot * , parts of loU nnd real citato dcdcr.bod In the above revolu * _ Von nnd ouoli nf you are horohy notlfloivta coiiKtrucl wooden sldowulUs ai reiiulrod Uy u resolution of the olty council aud mayor or thu city of Omaha , of which the ahovo U a copy. I' . W , IIIUIUIAUHKK , Chulrtnan Itourd or I'ubllo WurU. Omaha , Nou. , J uuu I , Jb'Ji jtdlt