TilK OMAHA DAILY BE IS : F.1&DAY. JULY 1 , 1802
THE OMAHA J3EE.
COUNCIL ULUFFA
OFFJCEs - NO. 12 PEAHL8TKEKT.
rt.rrlt-rtonny pattof the City
II. W. T1I.TON. - MANAOEa
rfrpHOM iy utor.- : : : : : : : !
N Y. 1'lusnblnp Co.
Boston atoro for ary goods ,
t'oundl Bluffs Lumber Co. ,
Governor Bolns at Chautauqua Saturday
Hoynl Arcanum meeting this evening.
A game of bail will DO played ill Iho Driv
ing park next Sunday between ihoV. . II.
Footer , Jr. , club and n club from Denver.
The farmers living near Council Bluffs ere
iireparlnn for u pii-nic on the lourih al iho
homo of C. Tornaton , eight tulles east of
Council Bluffs.
The Uock Island will begin running Its
special trains to Cbautauqua tomorrow , it
being the opening day. There will bo through
trains from Omaha.
Thuio will bo a wild cat cba.io at Manawa
Sunday afternoon. Frank t.'aruoll will fur
nish the wild cat , mm "Grip , " Andy lay-
lor's bull dog , will do the chase net.
Unlly Guild of Grace Episcopal church
will meet In regular session July 1 , ut UsIiO p.
in. wllh Mrs. Roberts. Sii : Voorhls street.
A lull attendance Is desired wllh thimbles ,
A horse belonging to T. J. ttvuus ran away
yesterday afternoon and dashed Into the
baioou at the corner of Main slrenl and
Sixth nvenue , breaking down Iho door , bul
doing no other unmade.
Arrangements are made by which thu road
to Chauiauquu will bo kopl sprinkled , so
that U will bo n pleasant drive. The man
ager * , at their own expense , will keep a
sprinkling curl going all of uvory night.
About the most busy place In the city now
Is the Chautauqua olllcc , 10 Pearl slrool.
The rush for llckots. for touts and for information
mation bus begun. It scorns now that Chau
tauqua will bo a big success every way.
The children ot Iho u'nlon Christian mis
sion were given n picnio yesterday ut Fair-
mount naik. A largo number of older pco-
plo were Ibero wilh provisions , and afler a
day of sporl under iho irecslho children had
u line dinner.
ThoChuutuuqua mnnagoinont has planned
for hnrraiing a grout crowd tomorrow , the
openinc day. Wilh Governor Bo.es for
oralory , nnd Iho Imperial quartette for
music , thu program is surely attractive , bolh
nftcrnoon and evening.
The regular semi-monthly mooting : of
Golden Hod Camp No. 7 , lioyal Neighbors of
America will bo hell this evening In Knights
of Pythias hull on Main Hlrcet , t S o'clock
( or work in iho ndoplion degree. Visiting
Neighbors are welcome.
Martha J , , wife of Charles Moran , died
Wednesday night , upod ; < 3 years. The funeral
will take place this morning ut IU o'clock
Irom tno fumll } residence , ' 'US Grace streel ,
and Ibo funeral of her Infnnl child , which'
died Sunday , will luke place al the satno
time.
William Dachtleris suffering from Injuries
received in n runawuv a day or two aco. The
horse ran up Broadway , throwing him out of
the wagon onto Iho bard pavement , and
fovcrely bruising him. Ono of the -shafts
also pierced Iho hoi > o's shoulder , injuring it
severely.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following parties : Pulrick J. MuGarvor of
Kvnnstoii , Wyo. , and Aiiuii Hurley of Coun
cil Bluffs ; Kdward Schroeder of Under
wood nnd Matilda Ilobns of Council BiulTs ;
William . - . . Robertson and Mrs. L. B. Jacobs ,
bulb of Chlcuzo.
The lire department made a run yesterday
tnornl.i'B at 1 "o'clock lo Iho corner of Sixth
nnd Mynstt'r streets , where n barn belong
ing Mo D. Hickabuugh was on lire. The
btozo was Dually extinguished , but not
until the building"was burned lo Iho ground.
In il were a buggy nnd cart valued nl f JUO ,
while Iho barn ilsolf was only worlh c-3 or
to. There was no insurance.
An evening session of thodlslrlct court was
held lasl evening for Ibo purpose of trying
iho case of tiL F. Uobrer ngainsl iho cily ,
In which Iho ownership of a patch
of land In Iho touthorn part of the city is in
dispute. The land now forms n part of
Nineteenth avenue , and Uohrer claims It was
illegally condemned. It wa partially tried ,
ind will bo resumed this morning.
A plush Inprobo was stolen from a rig be
longing lo Fred Davis on lower Main sireot
Wednesday evening , and was afterwards
found concealed in n pile of railroad UPS on the
bottoms. William Hanon und Dan Snnso
were suspected of having stolen it , and wen.
iirrosted nnd broughl before Justice Swcar-
Ingen for n hearing Davis , however , refused
lo prosecute , and they were dUcharged.
A shanty on Washington avenue near the
corner of Second slreol , was set on lire by
incerdlarlcs shortly before midnight Wednes
day night , nnd wss completely ruined ,
although the lire depnrtrasnt arrived too
soon alter the alarm was turned In lo allow
the place to bo demolished. The house be
longs to ono Pratt of Omuh * nnd was orac-
tlcnll.v worthies- ! , except as a lodging place
( or tramps and vermin.
Prof. G. L. WyckolT has gone to Mount
Pleasant , to witness the marriage cere
mony that is to uulto Mr. Z.
Thompson and Mhs Solla : Trimble.
Both the parties are deaf mute * , and
Mr. Thompson is forcoan of the printing
olllco at iho school of the deal in this city.
Prof. WyciiolT assisted nt the murriiigo by
Interpreting Iho ceremony. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thompson will mnkelhcir homo in Ihis city.
When Sheriff Haz ° n relumed yesterday
from iho Union elevator ho brought
with him n brand now llsh story , and
claimed lo have seen tbo occurrence ilsolf.
Near Iho elevator building thcro is u
pool of water which has been standing
for sumo time nnst. A man who was hang
ing around looked into tbo water and saw
what ho took to bo u fish swimming about.
Ho promptly waded In and drove iho follow
Into shore , where ho linally caplured him
with his hands. When weighed Ino llsh was
found lo bo a buffalo , tipping Iho beam at
fourteen pounds.
Do Witt's Sursuparitla cleanses iho blood
ChuiiliiiKiiin Trains.
LOJIVO Council HlulTs from Rock
Island depot nt 0:10 : n. in. , 8:30 : ii. in. ,
$ > : : ) n. m. , ItCLT u. m. , 1:00 : p. m. , 1:50 : p.
ID. , 6:50 : p. in. , 7:00 : p. ni. , 7:30 : p. in.
For Rent First cliiss saloon ; good lo
cation ; line fixtures. Responsible party
cnn got long Icuso on good terms. Ad
dress U1 , 13eo oillco , Councll'LlulId. !
Hot weather price * in picture frames
ot Riluy & Sliorrudoii's art Htoro.
E. E. Muyno hap returned from nn ex
tended business trip to Missouri.
J. M. i-'onlon leaves today for a visit of a
few days with his parents In C'olfax.
II. V. Stead leuues in u : ow days for Colorado
rado , where he will visit for several months.
C. II. Judson has returned from Chicago
nnd will visit relatives and friends durine
the summer.
Mrs. J. M. Diamond , ' 'Oil Fourth avenue ,
bai gene to Now York to vUtt her parciiis
for a month.
Professor Sawyer goes tn St. Joseph and
other Mlifcourl points for a few days rou
und vacation.
Mrs. C. P HnlUback has gone lo Shennn-
douh to visit for n week or ton days with the
lamil.v of ltoiroientatlvo | Fields.
Frank Davis , a medical student of Chicago
cage , Is In the cllv for a few weeks visit
with bis brother , Grorgo S. Davis.
Miss Etta Maxxvcll and Miss ICulb Jot this
c-lly and the Muses Necdham of Omaha ,
blart this ovciuug for u mouth's western
trip.
All thofcio Intorcbted in disposing ol
the i-ow for the bent-lit of Mrs. Carroll
will pluithO como or cent to SU Jo uph'a
hall by 8 o'clock Saturday owning , at
which tlmo the ro.v will bo dltposcd of.
International Cure association rooms
nro In annex to Grand hotel , 620 First
n von uc , Council UlulVs , Iu. For euro of
alcohol and opium dUotuo.
McPhnil pianos. 110 Stutsnmn street.
Road | , u'o , U , Chuutauquu program.
fEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Changes iu the Union Elevator Were Mads
Without Trouble.
ALL ( HE NEW MEN ASSIGNED WORK
Altrr Amitlicr I.CRII ! Ilattlo I'c.ivy U'IIR
I'l'i-iiilttril by tliii Couit to II v
Inupt t'tur I'lucnl In llio
I'lilldlng.
The Union elevator was taken possession
of yesterday morning by tlio Hock Inland.
Burllugton and Milwaukee rnllwny compan
ies in accordance with the decision of Judge
Deomor. Shorltl tlazen was requested to bo
on hum ! at tlio titno when the men went to
work In the morning , us some trouble
was looked for from the men who
hove been working under the old manage
ment , but went thrown outof deployment by
the change. Bo'h Ino new pan ? and tuo old
pang wcro uti hand , as they bad been ordered
to report for duty , nnd tbo numbir wus In
creased by n good many other mon who hoped
to llnd sorno job thai they could slip Ir to.
There was no excitement , however , as
hud been anticipated , but after the elevator
had been opened and the now men assigned
to their places everything passed off as
smoothly as coulil have been desired. The
hangers-on soon drifted uwuy one by one ,
and tno nuw nmnagcra were loft in undis
puted possession of the placo.
Another move was made in tlio case in the
afternoon when the defendant , P. II. Peavy ,
in the Injunction suit which was began lust
Tuesday , appeared in the district court , to-
gcthcr with nis attorney * . Hull of Omaha
and BurUo & Casndy of Council BlulT-j ,
with a request for a modlilualion of
the original writ. Ho had 177.UUO bushels of
corn , ho claimed In thoclcvator which would
bo utterly ruined if ho should bo prevented
from removing It to a place where it could bo
pivnn proper attention. 7 ho value of the
irruin ho said was over ? 7oOOU. He de
manded that the writ bo so modelled as to
allow him to remove his grain.
The plaintiff's In the original suit , were
roprssonled by F. C. D.iwson. Tdo demand
mnrto by Peary's attorneys was stubbornly
fougbl by Dawson. and the contest
afforded "two hours of solid enjoy
ment to Ihoso in the audience who wcro not
too Intimately Interested In the outcome.
Judge Decmor llnully decided , however ,
that the demand for a modllication was well
founded nnd gave the plaintiffs the
privilege of agreeing to the terms pro
posed by Pcavy's attorneys or have their In
junction bond increased from $ ! , .V)0 to
fjU.UOJ In oraor to protect Peavy from any
imsslblo loss to his grain. On request of
Dawson a recess was taken unlit Jiil : : p. m. ,
so as to give him an opportunsly to consult
with J. M. Woohvorlh of Omaha , the senior
uttornoy for tlio plaintiffs.
Just as tlio town clock pave notice of the
hour set by the court , \\oohvorth steered
Into the court room with the pleased ex
pression on bis fnco of n man who Is
going to havu a ficht and thinks that tbo
other man will get the worst of It.
And the light. thouph it lasted
only hall nn hour , was as warm as
cither of the attorneys could have
wished. \ \ oolworth protested against the
defendants being allowed * to get a toe-hold
tnsldo thu elevator , for fear they would try
to get clear Inside , as they hao on tbo ! ! 3d of
Juno.
After n heated discussion Judge Ueerner
said that in his opinion 1'eavv and the
Omaha Ulevator company \vcio entitled to
have a man in the elevator to Inspect the
ernin belonging to them , inasmuch as
they did not consider the men who had
been placed in charge by the nmv manage
ment competent to do this part of the work
as it should bo iloue. Ho accordingly made
an order to tlio plaintiffs to allow the
defendants to put a man in tbo elevator to
inspect the prain for Peavy ana the Omaha
Elevator company , und to turn over to thorn
all their grain thai had been in tlio elevator
up to the time when the injunction writ was
served. _
Prof. Zerkowsky will nccept a few
inoro scholars on the violin or violin-
cello. Address 303 X. 7th.
ISO people in this city use pus stoves.
Ihc Gas Co. puts "cm in : it cost.
The Opening of CliuutitiHiun ,
Governor Boies is to bo hero tomor
row , nnd in the afternoon will give an
address on the history and progress of
lowu. Tlio other features of the pro
gram are attractive also , and the Chuu-
tauqu assembly will start out with a
crowd.
The Imperial qunrtctto which will at > -
jioiir in the concert tomorrow evening
is Eiiid lo be oven a bolter one than the
Shubort quartette , which created such
enthusiasm hero for two season1. ! Would
seem that the Chautauqu.i management
proposed to have the best for tno lirst
of the feast , bul a look tit tlio program
shows there are olhor good things com-
in if.
lErtnxhii ; ( lie HurkaNTK.
A special meeting of tno city council was
held last evening for Iho purpose of dealing
wilh Iho problem of what shall bo
done to urotect the retail fruit dealers
from the Inroads made uuon Iholr trade by
Iho huekslors who come in anil
undersell them. A petition has
boon circulated by those interested ,
and forty-two signatures of merchants
in various lines of business had boon secured ,
asuiug Ihol tno price of licenses for hucksters
bo made fl.10 per annum Instead of $50 , as
It is now. After some discussion an
ordinance was passed providing for the fol
lowing license fees : If for nine months or
more drevlous to July 1 next following , $100 ;
if for six months or more , i'JJ ' ; If for three
months or raoro , ? ? . " > ; If for less
lhati three months , t' < 0. Selling with
out a license is made a mUdomimtior , punish
able by a line of not more than f 101) ) and not
loss than SI5. The new ordinance goes inlo
effect today , all the licenses issued last year
expiring with the month of June.
Don't forgot iho big celebration nt
Sliver City , July 4 and 5. Races both
days. Special train onVabash leaving
Council Llulls ! at lUO ) : a. m.
I'onrlli of Inly.
Monday , July , the Boston store will
b'j closed all cHy.
FOTHKlUNCillAM , WlllTKLAW & CO.
Don't forgot Iho great , bargain sale for
the next two weeks at MrtCP/olfTer's.
A Chautauqua fnir sociable will bo
given by the ladies of the Congrega
tional church at the residence of J. I.
Lulu , South Sixth street , this ( Friday
evening. A choice chance to choose
Chuutauqua coolers.
Lost Between Broadway and Mcr
rlam block , $ 5.00 in bills. Howard to
tinder if returned to BKU olllco.
Dr. Chatnborluii' , eye , ear , throa
catarrh. Shrgnrt block , Council Blurts
Another Complication.
Another complication has arisen in connco
lion with Cut-Off island and tbo mayor's pro
Ject of building a Jail there and trying to exercise
erciso a little criminal court juris
diction. The question has arisen whetoc
tlie city bus any Jurisdiction whatever over
at least a part of the territory known a *
Cut-Off Uluna. The boundary of the
city , according to the compiled ordinance ! )
foltotvs the channel of the rive
on thi > northwest , and the location of the
channel at the lliiio the boundaries won
llxcd puts u slice of Cut-Oil outside
the city limits. Ut U ull in Kane
townthlp , however , so that the of
fleers of Kuno township , such as
justices of thu peace and constable *
have criminal jur'sdiutlou. ' Mayor Lawrence
ronco has propuraj an ordinance pro
vldlng for u chuiign in tbo boundurt
Una und u alar Chamber sim ion of the
council wus bold last evening after tbo
council uicotlui' proper , for the pur
po0 of discussing its provisions.
The point under dUcusslon Is
whether the city will po to the trouble
nnd expense of building ft Jail and putting
policemen on the Island when there Is no cer
tainty whatever that It will not be ulll-
matelv decided that the city has no JurUdlc-
lion ovcc the plnco. No definite conclusion
was reached last evening , but It will bo fur
ther dlsnus ed before any dofinltu action Is
taken with rccard to building the jail.
rimutiuicpiii Mfil" .
Dining hall tickets will bo sold for
$ o.UO , good for -1 meals.
C'olfax gincor ale tuut mineral water
sold at wholesale by Dttqiiotto & Co. .
iianufacturing confectioners.
llltf Time
At Manhattan bench , Lake Manmva ,
n the fourth. .Swimming races , tub
aces and all sorts of water games. Ex-
uiisivo fireworks in the evening.
Ciunrht it Con Mini.
Sandy Malvcrn , alias George Malndy ,
no nf the most notorious confidence
men that has ever done business In
'ouncll Blurts , Is iu the city Jail on the
barge of turning a taick at the transfer last
Vlduy. An accomplice , who gives his name
n K. W. Fan-oil and claims to hall from
Incoln is also in the toll's on a similar
charge. A rustle looking gentleman liv-
ng on Dakota was at the iransfcr
ho other day and the txvo men
picked him out as Iholr own pnr-
Icular plcco of soup moat. Malvern cultt-
ntcd his acquaintance with so much as-
ilduity und unparcnl success that by nlcht-
nll ho tboughl his m-un ripe enough to pick.
So ho proceeded to pick him.
t'arroll lurned up In Just the usual way , in
ho role of iho hard and unfeeling creditor ,
and Malvorn olnyed the part of the unfor-
utmto debtor with n check which ho was
vliilng to part with lor fi cents on
ho dollar for spot cash. But
hero was where the caleulallons of the wily
confidence men failed. For If their now-
ouud Dakota friend had any money
10 succeeded in keeping the fact
entirely underneath his hat. Of course
'
10 w'ould bo only too willing lo
accommodate this gentleman If ho had the
noney , but under iho circumstances ho would
mvo to bo excused. When the Iwo fellows
bund that what they took for a
larmless sucker was a full grown whale ,
hey lost no time in taxing to Iho
voods. The Dakota man reported the
ittcnipt lo Ibo police at the trans-
"cr but the birds had flown. Yes-
erday ho happened buck actun. nnd as Iho
wo fellows had returned nnd were busy
angling for somu more suckers. , Ihey were
dcnlUlcd and run in.
Mnlvern has been Implicated In almost In-
Himerablo confidence games at tuis point ,
and for tnonlbs past has made his heudquar-
ers at Ihe iransfcr depot.
Wiiliiihh for Oliaututicjun ,
Tlio Wabash will sell round trip
ickels from Shenandoah nnd inter-
ncdi'ito ' points to Council Bluffs and
oturn for one faro for the round trip on
the Fourth. This gives a grand chance
'or those along that line to attend
liautuuqua and near General Algor.
If your old furnace needs overhauling ,
or if you contemplate putting in a new
one , you should examine tlio Boynton
"jastight. Mr. Lautorwassor , with
Shucart & Son , is a prac'.ical furnace
nan , and will bo glad to cive you his
experience in such mailers if you
hooso to consult him. Don't wait
until fall.
Trains leave Manawa daily at S and 10
i. in. , 12m. , and 1 , ' _ > , ± : ; i ) , 3 , 3UO : , 4 ,
4fO : ; , 5 , oiliO , C , 0iO. : : 7 , 7:30 : , 8 , & :30 : , U ,
) : oO , 10 , L00 : : ! , 11 and 11 : > 5 p. m. The
11:55 : train will make connection with
Ihe last electric motor CM * fo:1 Omaha.
KYLI : A.u'A .vo i-'Ui > iu.\ :
South DakntH'H Scmitcir AIr , Ills View oftho
I'olltil-lll .SltlKltllMI.
WASIIIXGTO.V , D. C. , Juno 80. [ Special
Telcpram to THE BEE. ! Senator Kyle of
South Dakota , the "independent" elected by
democratic : nnd alliance votes , in an inter
view today , said that there was any quantily
of peed presidential timber lo present to Iho
Omaha convention next week. Ho thought ,
however , that Senator Stewart of Nevada
was the most available.
Senator Kyle sold : "Nevada will send
twelve delegates to the Omaha convention ,
every one of thorn instruoled for Slowart.
Stewart would aocept the nomination. 1
have nn hesitancy In saying that Stewart
stands squarely upon our platform. Weaver
of Iowa , Vandervoort of Nebraska , Pcnnoyer
of Oregon and Donnelly of Minnesota all nro
available , and who will say Unit cilher ol
them is not a tirsl class man !
"Of Iheso none is n blrongor probability
than Senalor btowarl. With Stewart at
the head of Iho ticket wo can capluro Die
electoral votes of Nevada , Kansas , Colorado ,
Nebraska , Idaho , North Dakota , South Da
kota , Montana and possibly Minnesota In
the north. Wo would have something to
show for our labor in the south loo. Slew-
art's atliludo on Iho force bill would help
him materially In thai region , and the fact
that Mrs. Stewart is a daughter of Senator
Pooto of Mississippi would bo advantageous
to the sena'or's candidacy. With a peed
southern man for the second place on the
tlukel the people's partv would have no dlfli-
culty in capturine Georgia und Soi'th Carolina
lina wilh 'A peed llghilnir chance in North
Carolina. Our success in those stales would
doubtless bo duo in part to Cleveland's un
popularity , for ho is extremely unpopular in
the soulh and west. Harrison has but little
advantage over his udvarsary in tnoso BUHIO
sections. A largo proportion of Ibo people
would notlurn a band lo elect cither of them.
I'lllllllfO to Ho tll InNllf.
"Tho old parties propose to do battle on
the old issue , hut the tnomiy question is on
top and everybody will before lone bavo lo
rcrogriizo that fact. vVo will nol fuse with
cither of'tho old parties so far as my In
formation goov There will bo four straight
tickets in the llcl.l in every state the pee
ple's , the prohibition , republican and demo
cratic. Both the people's and the prohibi
tion tickets will draw largely from thu old
parties. Iu the north the republicans will
loio und in the soulh our voters will corno
from Ibe democratic ranks. Fully throe-
fourths of our party In the northwest came
from the republican forces , being ihoso who
wcro discontented as to the national finance
and tbo tariff.
"With us Ibo tariff is a secondary affair ,
bul all of us are low lariff mon. The lariff
will nol bo debuied In our campaign. "
"Are you sure ihcro will not bo any fusion
with iho democracy i"
"Wo are opposed lonny kind of fusion , but
there may bo local complications where such
combinations promise good ro.iulu , Last
year Ibo republicans and democrats fused
agulnsi us in Nebraska , but that 'will not bo
repeated where there nro national tickets in
the Held and national issues nro to bo voted
upon. In the Dakotns and Kansas luc demo
crats have never bocn In control. Not moro
than one-third of Ibo voters are democrats.
Naturally they do not care a picayune ubout
the slate oflleos , for Ihey have alwavs been
beyond their reach. If the democrats were
lo propose fusion with our party , inov to get
the electoral vote , which it impossible with
out our aid. nnd wo to get the state ma
chmery , which Is somnthlug they never had
uud consequently do not euro for , I would ro-
gurd biu-h a combination as good politics.
"Our convention will be a hi ? affair
Tboro will bo moro than 1,700 delegates
Omaha will bo tilled to overflowing. I um >
attend but I ( ball not leave my pan In tlio
senate unless thu silver bill and the null
option measure uro first disposed of. You
see I do not pair wilh any ono and am there
fore personally responsible for my vote on m
questions , "
I'ntlrr Consentulutr M < i\riuou.
HI-OOMIXCITOV , III. , .luuo aa Letters of
coucratulation continue to pour In upon Hon
A. 1C. Stevenson. Tbo most important ono
rvhlch arrived today was from Pro.ldon
Harrison's now secretary of state , lion , John
W. Foster. It expressed the luttnr' * person
all cougrutulallou and good will on the sub
Jcct of Mr. Stevoiibon's nomination , Mr
Foster wu * one of Mr. Stevenson's wurmes
perbonai friends during hU slay In Washing
Ion four years ugo. Their friendship rnachc
back to the days when they were UjUi repro
tentative * Iu congress.
was ; takcn hardly and Jiiioinbcrs acknowl
edged that some of their associates were
thinking of leaving the convention. The
trouble was known only to the lenders and
Stevens ol Pennsylvania * aw light out of the
storm and moved in take the fealty resolu
tion from the table nnd hdd It to the plat
form.
Wulfenbnrpor of Nebraska opposed It ,
vhllc Chairman Dickie defended It ,
Anna Veiling ninl Disorder.
Mrs Uotigar , amtil u scene of yelling and
isrrder , asked \\ardwell , treasurer of iho
Standard Oil compntiy If ho had made Iho
tntcmcnt lhal unless Iho conversion adopted
ho plank ho would walk out of the convcn-
ion and dcsort Ihc prohibition p.iriy.
\Vhon Iho uproar bad subsided. Will-dwell
denied Iho statement , which was greeted
vlth great enthusiasm.
After some further dcbato. nnd iimld con-
Idcrnblo disorder , Ibo resolution was
added to the platform , and the star of peace
oneo nraln shone on Iho parly.
The platform as a Whole was than adopted
and afterwards the following resolution , of-
'oroJ by Kev. J , G. Evans of Abbmgdon , 111. ,
VUH carried.
Iti'Milveil. That we f.ivor liberal npiiroorla-
lonly the federal eovvtiitncnt for the World's
'olninblan expos tlon , but only on condition
Inil the sale of Intox eatlm : dilnus upon tlio
xposition cionnds to prohibited , und that the
' \ lHlilon be kept closed on Sunday.
On motion of St. John II was ordered that
ho convention reassemble at 8:110 : and pro-
* oed to ballot for candidates lor president of
ho United Stales.
livening
Anxiety to get to balloting caused the con-
entlon to forget Ihc uiual prayer nl Iho
opening of the nluhl session , but pious dele
gates objected strenuously to the omission ,
ind when Iholhrono of grace had been prop *
jrly invoked the nominating speeches
iromptly began.
Ex-Governor St. John of Kansas , at the
request of the California delegalion , was
given Iho lloor flrsl lo place before the con-
cnllon iho namonf General John Bldwcllof
California. Si. John rovl-wed General Hid-
vcll's career ana said ho was n man compe-
out nnd able lo administer the olllco of pres-
dent if elected. Much cheering greotud Iho
conclusion of Governor St. John's address.
Jobn Hipp , on behalf of Colorado , seconded
3ldwoll's nomination. Connecticut and Flor-
da followed suit.
Idaho soucht to yiojd place to ono of Dem-
oresl's eastern supporters for a nominating
speech , but was rrued out nf order by the
chair , causing considerable confusiou and
rritutlon amonc the Deinnn-sl men.
When Illinois was called Dr. J. G. Evyins
irose. 11 was cxpecled ho would nominate
David .McCullough. but ho surprised the
delegates by stiylnp Ihnt circumstances had
: auscd a change and Illinois' favorlto son
iad retired from the Held. Ho seconded Uld-
woll's immlDnllon.
Iowa , Ihrougb Wilmot Whltflcld. and Ken-
uckv , Ihrough Colonel Bain , did Iho same
Ihlng , as old Custunpol Maine and Samuel
Dickie of Michigan.
The seconding speeches of Bid well began
o crow monotonous , nearly every &talo hav-
ng n speaker for him. Wolf en harper of
N'ebrasKa onllvened things. He"saia
Nebraska wanted a president who will
nol travel from ocean to ocean with a
drunknrd'u factory in his iraln ; who will
nol servo five kinds of wino at public
aaiuiuels nor allow his name lo be used in
organs of his parly In conncclion with adver
tisements of brand * of whisky ; who will
lot accepl from a pampered millionaire a
forty-lhreo gallon burrclof Scoluh whisky.
Other Nominations.
At lasl New York was reached and an
other numo was pat In nomination. Chair
man Wardell of the New York deleeatlon
announced that that state had voted Tt : for
IJIdwclI and 7 for Domorest , but ho asked
thai an opporlunily bo given to present
Demorest's name. John Lloyd Thomas
made the nominating speech.
C. N. Grandison , a full black netrro college
professor of North Carolina , amid much en
thusiasm seconded the norniuatiin of Domor-
i for a part of his delegation.
L. U. Logan of Ohio earnestly put In nom
ination Gideon T. Stewart.
Buscom of Now York was not placed In
nomination , ho having received three votes
In the Noiv York delegation.
Nomination speeches havme ended Iho
balloting was begun v.lth the following re
sult :
Onicliil Itrroril if till ) Hnltot.
Tlio nolfio that greeted the aiinouncouiont
of Utdwell's victory lasted fully live
mlnuics. Un motion of the Btato of Georgia ,
which was the only state to vote solidly
apaiust nidwell , seconded by Uomorosl'd
personal iriends , nidwoll's uouluallon wus
made unanimous and another outburst fol
lowed , endlntr.vilh throe cheers each ( or
Bldwoll and for Demorest.
U was approaching 1 n. m. when tbo nom
inating nnd seconding speeches for vice
presidential candidates got under way.
Cranflll of Texas was , nominated ( or vice
president on iho beconq. pallol.
COT AbUTIlRU 'l.ICIilXO. '
1'nt Out , ThU T line
y , Iou ( iodilaril.
( '
N FIIVNC-ISCO , Cal. , j'uno 30. Joe McAu-
lllTo , Ito "Mission Boy , " was wblppad lo.
night in dftoen rounds by Joe Goddard , tbo
"Harrier Champion of .Australia. " It Is es
timated that STiO.OOO was wagered In thu
city alono. Tbroo thousand people wil-
nesscd iho conlcst. , The mon fought at
catch weights , tioddard ! * being given us UK ) ,
MeAullffo's 'JU > . The purao Wtts ( r , ( W , of
which f'50 wont to .the lorer. The men
stripped apparently In.tllq best of condilion
and Uoduard appeared small beside hU
boyish opponent.
In the Ural round t ! odd aril made a couple
of rushes and wus ientap\vn by .Muc. with a
Hcht-hondor in Iho chest.
In the second Ibero were several hard ox-
changes.
Tno third and fourth wcro seed , hot rounds ,
wllh honors about even.
In Iho HHli Mao got homo on tbo Austral-
inn's left eye , drawing blood.
In tbo sixth Uodaard pushed Mao aboul
the ring , and near the close of the round
slipped to his knee from u long drive by Mac.
In Iho seventh there was some hard in-
tlghllug , and in tno eighth Ooddnrd pounded
hard on Joe's shoulders , drawing blood.
Mac's friends were becoming duappolntet
and Goddurd'o baciicr elated.
In iho ninth Ooddard gel In a couple o
idling right-handers on Mao's ear aiu
wind , and ibcn punched him Iu the stomach
la the tenth und eleventh tioddard forcoi
MoAullffe around Iho ring. Tholaticr's loir.
tier getting up , ho punched tbo Auitrallan
hard on the chest.
In tbo twelfth. ( Joadurd came up evidoi.tlv
bout on llnlihlng his opponent and banged
him about with bolu bands , .Mao Dually
clinching to save blintulf ,
Iu the thirteenth McAullffe uppercut Oof-
d nl once , but njiparcntly had lost all Idea
of making nn npgrcsslvo light.
In the fourteenth Mac made n quick
lead , but GoJdard countered with his
loft on the ] > uv , itnj'ecrlnp him. The
Australian banged Mac from corner tnpost ,
sending him through the ronci. Mnc wns
down foverat seconds and arose with his
nose blccdlnir. In the fifteenth , Mac came
up grocR.v nnd was quickly sent to tils knees
with a righthander. Goddavd smashed him
iboul iho head wilh both hands as ho arose.
Mae threw In three loft stop , bul Uoddard
drooped him ncaln with bis rlpht and he was
uuablo to respond to the call ol ttmo.
Sully Working oil1 Ills Tat.
New YOHIS. June00. . Bright and early
cstcrday morning John L. Sullivan nwoko
o commence iu earnest Iho lask of reducing
ils adipose tissue. On the previous evening
ho Bostonlan was taKen Iu charge by Phil
2asey , the champion hand b.ill player of
Brooklyn , who has neon assigned the some
what uncomfortable Job of tralnuic John L.
: le was taken lo Casey's hand ball courl on
inekoil street , Brooklyn , to do a Uttlo pro-
'imlnnry work before ho rellrod. 'J'hocham-
.ilon is somcwhal of nn expert .U the name
ind tooic kindly lo Iho work. After several
jouts Sullivan was weighed , and lo Iho
astonishment of both himself and his trainer
t wus noticed that Sullivan had lost juat
seven bounds. Sullv was tnoii rubbed down
und put to bed.
Karly yesterday morning , after n light
jreakfust. ho was again Induced to play sov-
ral camos of hand hill , and in the afternoon
10 look n spin as far us Fort Hamilton and
back , running and walking in turn under Iho
watchful eve of Trainer Casoy. Ho also took
exorcise with dumb bells and punching the
nllt-teu bag unlll ho perspired freely.
At nightfall ho wus once moro weighed nnd
Ippod the beam at'J'J'J ' pounds , a reduction of
ust fourteen pounds In Iwo days. Tbo big
'cllow will continue to oo light work at
Jasoy's court until tuxt Friday or Satur
day , when ho will go to Buy Head , 1 > . I. ,
vhere Johnson , his backer , yesierday hlrod
n cottiipo.
Mllly Smith Krlr.lts ( ilcuson.
I'oim.vxn , Ore. , Jum 3J. Billy Smllh of
3oston and I hurley Gleason of Portland ,
ightvvolghls , fought at the P.tsllmo club
asl nlghl wllh llvc-ou.ica gloves for a purse
of $ UJ. S.ultti won In the fourth round.
Vltcr tlio second round It wus evident that
leason wns overmatched.
HE'S VERY SORRY NOW.
Mr. .lonos S\vlmllu < Ticket Scalper- *
and U Caught.
Ticket brokers as a rule nro pretty smart
nnd it isn't very often that they gel lanen
n , but yesterday win an exception lo Iho
[ irlnclpal Omaha scalpers , for nearly every
one of them were hoodwinked by a young
man Just past his Ulst year.
P.V. . . 'ones , for Ihroe years pasl a clerk
n Auditor Wing's oflioo at the Union Pacific
headquarters , was the man who played tbo
cnlpers for about $ iou.
On the 'Jib ' of Juno young Jones gave up
lis position al iho railway headquarters , on
account , ho says , of iuilmz health. When
: io left ho took wllh him a number of blank
tickets which , u hen properly lined oul anu
stamped , arc honored on any train running
on tbo Union Pacific system. Jones pro
cured some rubber stamps and proceeded lo
make n few of Iho blanks good for passage
from Omaha lo Portland , After stamping
up enough tickets lo go round he inuno 11
tour of the brokers' ofliees and readily dis
posed of the hits of yellow paper for from
* i > to fy."i apiece.
As the tickets appeared to bo all right the
scalpers supposed , naturally enough , thai
Ihoy hud struck u bargain by purchasing u
$ t > U tlekel for half price or less. Al a inert-
ing of several of the brokers , at which notes
were compared , it was found that every
dealer in railroad transportation present was
the owner of one of the little yellow slips.
Then it began to dawn upon thoscalosrs thai
they had been swindled by n mere youth and
plins were laid lo catch Mr. Jones.
During the ntteruoon Jonei tried to dis
pose of a couple moro liclcets and was cap-
lured by a Union Pacific special detective
and taken to Union Paeillo headquarters.
There , under pressure , Jones admitted his
guilt and conlessed to the taking of Iho
blanks , the stamping uud disposing ot them.
Upon complaint of the railway officials Junes
was then taken to the cily Jail , charged wllh
obtaining money under false pretenses and
locked up. Today tbo county attorney will
lilo H formal compliant and unless the mailer
is ilxod up some wuy will proceed at once to
prosecute Ihc caso.
None of Ihe ticket brokers who Invested
ihoir gold pieces in Jones' private suDjily of
tickets aupcared anxious to prosecute or aeo
the younu man bent to Jail ( or any period of
tirco. All Ihoy want is to cot their money
back. If the railway ofllcials and tbo county
attorney will allow a settlement this can bo
done , as Jones bad $ lsJ ( on his person when
searched. He claims to have enough cash to
redeem every ticket he disposed of.
In conversation with a Bui : representative
lasl nigh Jones said :
" 1 col onto the racket M'hllo working at
Iho Union Pacific headquarters and only
did as many others dou n there do and Imve
done. 1 am very sorry now that 1 took thai
way of raising money nnd hopn lhal I will be
allowed to settle the mailer with money. "
nil' : .vi/.v/o.v.
Illacli Hills Vctcranx llml 11 I'lea-.iinl Tlntu
at Mot Spring * .
HOT SrniNfls s- . -i iluno 31) ) . [ Special
Telegram lo Tin : Bcn.J The soloiers re
union closed tonight wilh u gran J banquet
at the soldiers home at which thcro were 'JOO
oritUO present. Tbo boys nave had a uiori-
ous tlmo. Al Iho business meeting this
altornoon the following executive committee
was chosen : J. L. Denman , chairman :
Captain T. J. Weatherwax uud li.
P. Fowler , Whilcwood ; John CuRbmun ,
Snearfish ; General A. A. / . Uawson , IJoad-
wood ; Captain Richard Blackstone , Load
City ; Henry U'hiUonbaugb , Slurgis ; Cap-
lain Lucas , llotSpnncs ; John Street , tlcr-
mosu. Dr. G.V. . Prall of Bcllefourcho was
rc-oiecloa secretary.
The next reunion will bo hold al White-
wood. Northwestern Nebraska has been
largely represented at ( his reunion nnd today
General Dilworth , commander for the de-
parlmenl of Nebraska , and General Hussell ,
pasl commander of Nebraska , each delivered
BtirriUK addresses' .
o
.VBII'A < ) ! ' YKSTKIUt.lY.
Donu-Dtlr ,
lieaeli Ilros. of I'oiillnc. 111. , have failed.
Llub lilies , KO.OHJ ; uxsuU , ffju.uuo.
Hull uii.1 wind have plnyed havoc wllh the
crons In many sections of Connecticut.
I'hlladelphlu received considerable damage
from a buvcro wind btorni. Ono man was
killed.
Tlio Cleveland , O. . street car strike has
been nettled. The men not an Increase In
waxes.
A receiver has been appointed to wind up
the uiralrs of the Oregon Lund and Live rilouk
company of Now Vork.
' 1 ho llonicstoud. I'u. , Iron works hnvn filint
down. M'lireo thousand men uie Idle. It IB now
tlioiiL-hl borne Idud of u butlloinenl will be ar
rived at.
A cyclone visited Gloucester. N. V. . niid
wrecked scvurnl buildings. Tutrick lllKh-
lands and Itoburl S. Hamilton wore Killed und
buverul others badly injured.
Gladstone addressed a largo nicotine at
Udlnluirg.
Falher Ilchan. u Catholic clergyman of
Dublin , addressed an antl-1'arnell meeting In
thatclty. His speech wus a vk-loui iittuuli on
the dead louder and his IIvine foi oucrs. und
It was only by the jjreato.t uilllculty that
liotlni ; could bo prevented.
SOUTH U.U.I H.I.
.Mix. Corden Claim * , I .i'ih | Iliitli Tried to
Kill HIT.
According to Mrs. Fred Cordes' story , a
a nolfhbbrhood tjuorroi came very near re
sulting in a bloody iragody , and she was
chosen for the victim. The lady wa at the
police station yesterday nnd wanted a war-
rani for iho arrest of Joseph Bush , whom
she claims tired two shots ut her from a dis
tance , bul wlthoul serious roiulu ,
Mr * . Cordes1 resides at Twenty-first and
Wyinuu streets , and Bush not moro than one-
half block farther east. Hard fooling his
oxtslod between the two families for Dome
tlmo. According lo Mm. Cordes. ' story , she
wns standing in her t.vard Wednesday even-
lug , when sbo hoard the report of a dli >
charged llrcanu , nnd ( ell something strike
her In tbo back. This was followed
Instantly by another discharge , which ulsj
struck her In the back , Shu turned imme
diately around to ascertain who was making
u target of her , and ulalms she kiiw Bush
standing iu hU door with u revolver iu uU
, WELL BRED , SOON WED" GIRLS WHO USE
APOLIO
Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
ABSOLUTELY PCJBE
. . . .
F. rJAQUCA & CO. KANSAS CITY , HO.
' Knit.
City 1'iiy .
Warrants for election , city omp'ove * and
bon'rs ate rciuly. Saturdaj I'M'iilne. inly
'd. ihlsolllcfill bo open to li p in to aecnu-
i.inlato laboters. Tnr.o Oi.sr.v.
Jy-I-dl-t I'omptrolU'r.
i W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Direct ] ; , Emlnlnw
I 14 N. Main Street.
COUNIMI. UMM-M-'s.
ITIZEHS STATE BASK
OfCnunull Illnli-
.
turplus aiiJ Profits . NttHHt
Net Capital mil Surplus
Dln-ctorn . I ) rtit U.IIII-M , rt. L aiittir. ,
OlPU'on , B. K. Ilirt , I. \ . MlllJr , .1. V. illii'inu
ir.dChirlej tl Ilnnn'in. Transiet ener.it b inl < -
nt ; business. Lanes' ciiplt il an \ surplus j (
my bunk In : ° outlnvestorh lo\vu
INTEREST ON TI.vIJJ DSPO3ir3
amid. She beat n hasty rolreat into her
'ouc nnd no moro shots were 11 red.
The di'lance from whcro Mrs. Cordcs was
standing and whcro Bush was , nnd Iho fact
: hnt the clothes worn by the lady wcro
leavv , accounts for the fnil'iro of Ihe sholR
1red lo lake effect. Dr. Solomon oxnmlncu
Mrs. Cordes nnd lound Iwo bruises where
6ho claims the shot btruck her. The doctor
s of the opinion thai Iho shots must have
been fired from a short. I'angc firearm or n
oy gun.
Mrs. Cordes failed to secure a warrant for
[ Jush'h Fowler's ah-
arrest , owing to Judge -
seuco from iho city.
OitlctIy Itnr lcil.
A daring robbfry was commiltodVcdnes -
dnv nlghl at iho residence of J. IJ. Frazell ,
M North Tweaty-socond street. The rob
bers entered the house by means of pass
ucys , und going into the room occupied by
Mrs. Steward took from undtr the pillow ,
unon which Ihc lady's head rested , ? . ' 0 in
money. The work was done qule'.ly and
nonoof the occupants of the house wcro als-
lurbcd in iheit slumbers.
% VlniHit liny U Hi' ?
\Vora was left at the police station lasl
evening thai a hoy. azed nboul a years , hud
been found Ihreo miles west of Iho city on
Iho Elkhorn railway. Ho uuvo his llrslnnmo
aa Louis , bul farther than thatnothinc could
bo yolleii from him A farmer named Vand-
suul has the lad at hl % home , uliicn in near
the pluco where ho wus found.
About ( he li let' "I lines.
The top price p.ild fur hogs on the market
yOslorday was $5.4 ? . ' . , ' , Cudahy being Iho
buyer. Hogs command a higher price now
lhan Ihi-y have al any time since August ,
IS'.ll , wlio'n the average was from # . " > . "U to
$5.40 , and the average coal J.I.IM. The hich
day for IMll was July ! . > - ' . when iho range
wa" * from ? o.5 to $ . " . "iJ , and the average cosl
$3.41.
Xotc < * iiiiil I'rrHoiia'.t.
The cily council will meet Ihis evening in
special session.
Mrs. W. F. Daucr returned yesierday from
an extended visit in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 15. House arrived homo
yesterday from their wedding tour.
Hud Ilartz and family arrived from Mnr-
ncv " , In. , ycsterdaj , where they were called
by"Iho dc'alh of Mrs. Hartfather. .
Miss Alice Vcach of Hnt Springs , S. D. , la
visiting with Mr. und Mrs. .1. D. Bennett.
II. I. . . Oibb was sworn in yustordny by
Mayor Miller as a policeman ul Spring Lauo
nark.
Horace Hussell is homo from St. Louis ,
whore be attended the national convention of
the Brotherhood of Hallway Carmen.
Tuesday evening the council will award
ths contract for putting in the relalning
walls al Ihe caileru approach to the Q street
viaduct.
Mrs. K. J. Tubbs loft yesterday for Louis
ville , Ky. , where sno will join her husband ,
who has a position in the branch house of
Iho Cudahy Packing company at tnal point.
Cl. F. Swift of Chicago was in Soulh
Omaha yesterday , the guosl of Mummer A.
C. Fosler , of Ihe local jilanl of Swifl At Co.
Mr. S\vlfl is iho president of the Swift
Packing company.
Miss --lilla O'Neill was thrown from n
motor train nt Twenty-fourth and M streets ,
in South Omaha , lost evening , and was
badly injured about the head and spine. The
young lady attempted to alight white the
'train was in ranid motion. Her homo is al
Tliirliotb and Hoffman streets.
Interested parties yesterday bad a gang of
surveyors run a line down N sttvet Irom
Twenty sixth sircel wesi to the Union Pa
cific tracks. The survey was made for the
purpose of m&king au estimate of Ihc prob
able cosl of creeling a vlaaucl over the tracks
at the foot of N street to iho Exchange
building.
mi : it i : A 1/1 v MAKKIT.
TNETHUMHSTS placed on record Juno 'M ,
-L ibU. ' :
WAItMASTV lliiilf. : :
C II and .Tennlu I'olsoin to A T Itobert-
hon. lot IS. block U. t-ulilcslriucr'sudd. t MD
.Michael l < co and wife to JV \ lilaltc , lulU.
block M , South Unmlia . 15,000
Arrilla Knim nver and linsliand to W K
( iortlon , lots 7 und c , block I , 1'rnyn'e
Biib . WO
John Ir 17. and wlfu to .Mlchitelnnil Kosn
Ilniluy. iiibt : iO feut lot' ' , block U. Wll-
co.\'sudd . ? nj
W S It/an and ivllu to J T Itltrhln. luth"
and K block ' . ' , Wise , V I'unucluu'ii udd. 100
Siirno to name , lotn'-,1 mid ' 'II. suiue. . 100
J T I'lliint and wife to W 1C I'lliint. n ii
Ih-Ifi-U' . . J.OOO
\V B I'll.inl to M A I/Hunt / , sumo . l.UUO
K .S linndy. Jr. . and wlfu to 1' 1' Hunt : : ,
lotL1. Kf llnndv Jr.'h fciibdlv . B.OOO
C A Itlco to T i : Uiark , loin n and 0. blouic
10. Ilodfoid Plnco . -
Mutual Investment company to John
Mllla u. lof > . blouk IIS. Oruhurd Hill. 1.71,0
E V Trolhowov to W W Wiilto , lot Ul ,
I'alrininint Plnco . . 3,8,0
II K lie Hois toV 11 Carter , lot 10 , block
I ) . PortliinJ Placn . CM
Jacob Mycrn to J T I'ostor , lot' ' , block ! J ,
Van IKtrcook Terr. ice , and lot U , block
U , I'urK 1'orreal udd . 1G >
William White an 1 wife to I. I Abbott ,
G'lvU'l feet In HW tiw 1.1-15.KI . ]
K 1 Abbotl lo Until White , sumo . 1
( Jt'lT CLAIM IICKIIX ,
K ] , Gray nnd husband to Dolphlnn
. s 'M fuot oj u > i lot 68 , ilart-
add . 1
DKKIIR.
f N Walton ( special nviKtor ) 10 IIDI"
Tiiomus , lots , block 15 , Hhinn'u ndil. . . . 2 "
i anie lObuinu , lot'A II KiiundiT'B add. Ml
U'au'omir A.-l'l > oIan lo f'uhllu dcdluallon ,
of pint to Uau'ontT I'lmlan's sn. ) llv
of lot 1- . block . ' > , lit add to I'owlor
.
O I ; l'a cctt d-peclu ! muBtor ) to J W
i-'cinlre inihtec. part tux lot r.'ln w ii
sw lU-IS-l'-Nrulllu ) . : ,5W
( } A Iliiiinutt ( slierlltllc. T I1. C'lark. lot
II , block 4 , Ilrdford plaut- . .m
Hiimu ti anu\ lot . ' > , block I' , fcinieU5 \
ii A Iliiniiutt ( kpot'lul mukttirito DO
l'utter on , lotHUundU , block 1 , fotncr
k Ari-hor'8 add. . . . . . 2.V )
Total aiaouotof tranbfern
SPEC I AL NOT 10 ES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
\\7ANTRK-linoil girl for cvnpril house *
' nrU. lloodwnscs. Mrt lloorgo K eollno ,
1U'I KIIM I'lerco Hlroct.
l/UHMtr.Nr TliuiliTullliieoii I'li-sl nrptinn
-L tinil I'lL'iali slrtiot formerly opi-npU'd 'iy '
M. ! ) inlili ; M rooini , 'i lialh rnoinu imd all
niodi'rii liiiprovi'ini'iits ; ioml sluMo mid out
bulldlni ; ; riMit $ .u per month. C II. Shoafo.
IpdltSAl.Iv-KloiirlMC andcrlst , , \\ltha
Mori ; of ccnenil inuroliiindlKv amldutMtln .
Price if..MKi ; n 111 trnilo for oastoru Ni-oraska
cr KUIIHIH land. K. II. Shuafo.
\ \ ' ANTKD-i\purlcnced : ciiuvnssi > ri to sell
> ' the lati-sl mid yro.itost iiovivty In fruit
In I'littow.iltoinlu and M'l s I'muuli" , lows.
Address A 'Ji , Itee. Council lllull's.
S" IMHAOK and Co nniUslon Stuvofiirni -
Inre , i > t . siort'd uirl.old on rommissuin at ,
lowest rite * . K Klnnonan. T.'l Hrovlw iy
ii'OIl S.M.ISOn sma'l payment * , t'riiil und
garden luirl noir Council Illull's 1-1 II.
Shimfc. llroadwiy and Main slreet.
ItkXT Two of the best Cjrrus iTulsun
.irth street.
1' VDl' Imvo anythlns for s-vlc or trailo wo
IVI. Slip ifo. Uniadw.tvuii'l > lnln strcnt _
/'OlTURNT ' Dwell In 'tin all pirts of thoU
_ - Uhtiafo. . Uriiiiilwuy unit Mum
"I71OK jK l''iiriiltuo nxturi-s lease and
L Luoilvlll of hotel with 43 rooms In a iood
Nebraska city ; will trudu for stoc'k of puner.il
McrchaiidNu. I'X 11. Bhuafo , Broadway anJ
iliilij street. _ _ _ .
[ 7\OU \ KKN'l' Klcht-rooin dwulllni ; , 2JI Wash-
tii.Mon avu. . niodorii tylu and convon-
leiiros In excellent ropalr , runt JI > . R II.
Sheafo. Ilniadwny and Mnln sts. _
II1OH PAl.lv-Hotel and restaurant In u pros-
J ? porous Nubrnika city , piylns business ,
eood reasnns for soiling , urk'o $ IOJJ. It Is a
snap. K. II. sliuiift * . Hroiulwuy ana Maliiblreot.
$ N * > 0 Mill buy nlco new house , monthly
pay iiictitj. 0 ! foot lot In tlrlmos' uddlllon
"
JTiSi. "l.ur.'olUt of property for silo , John
ston & Van I'littcn ,
FOH SAMS Standard bred mnra T yearn
old.slio-1 liy Dr. Arohlb.ilil. No. 'Juiri. first
dam by liiiMiwood , runord J : . ' 7U She is A line
chestnut , has shown vooil siO" | 1. Is gentle and
Wt-ll broken lo drlvuHlnslo or doubtiv wnulH
about l.o 1 1 Ibs MnrbO9Cun.it barn of W , 0
rttoriiuok. " & West ItnudWiiy. ( . .unncil
lllnll's I 'rlco { . ' . ' > ! . Jacobs. ins
Full i-AI.K Kami , : i2l aore < , In DieKoiisou
I'o , low i.10 uerus broke , balance fen -o I
pasture and mu.iduw. 1'rlco "J-'an aero. 1. . II
Mn'afo. llri.iilw.ty ami .Main Mr.'Ol.
SALK-ClioIco f. inns In I'uita'vaUatiilJ
IfOK
I'o. , Iowa. II II. SliL-afe , Hroadway and
Miiiii street.
_
I71UK \I.K $7.00) ) ato-'k of u-ononn incr-
-L1 fli-iniilM' . ell louilod .vltliln IIM inlli-s of
Umaha. Will tike : p irtln Inn I of besliiual-
ItV. oalancu einh. M II. She.ifo. llroatlwuy
and Mnln stiuet.
l/MMl AMi The slumping binlne.HS und nr
- neodlmrork malorhils ; am golns lo leave
city ; good chance for a. luily to go In litmtnes * .
MLS. il. I'.MIcF. 4W ! Ilroadwuy , f onncll lllnll
\\7ANTF.D-Kusterii Nnbrnsku lands In ex-
> > ( banco for Council ILulTs | , roporty. I ? . II.
Slioafe. Ilro- . : > way and Mnln strcuu
irillUIT lunds. g.ir.lon tun IK , f inns and city
-I ? property for sale or Irado. Day & lies ? , aJ
I'eurl street.
ir\OU \ SALE Klovutor wllh corn shollcr ,
JL1 4.UUO bn. ( I tliy : corn cr nclor. 101 bu , an
hour ; saw mill attachment. 4U II I' , on ino :
doing u jioo-l bill miss : located near C'oiinull
lllnirs. Will t iliu Rooil Imid In ox-'lianjo or
sell oheu | > for iinsh. R II. Slio.ife , Ilroidwiy :
and Main si rent.
FOK SAI < K The loadhr , ' hotel In a Nehru * *
kiieltv of'll.OJi ; IKH ' rooms , fee Js U > each
nii'iil. teed bar trade , nets * . ' .V ) . < I p.ir month ,
lonzustah.lshud. ieasu lias tliri-1 vearslo run :
urlcf. S'Luano. half ciiih or will trade for
Omah.i rosldonee , M 11. hheufe. llroaJway
und Mnln street.
FUISA ! Li : Stock of inorch.iiidis" and Iniilil-
Itif In L-ood lovvu UIIVH : sloe. Invoice *
ii..UJ.uil : has ; ooJ trade ; Irilldlnil.'iui0 ' < ; ii
bargain ; will talfo L-oud Iowa land In ox-
( liani-'c R II. Hlio ife , Ilroiidwuy and Main
Mruel _
rpllE lTliJiST ( IIAKOAIN Double lu-tf
iicncu Int. Na ' "J-i Xiiith I\rst streuu H
feet fronti best location and busl liar.-ain In
the city If lukun at onun. Duy & Ile.sj. J'J '
I't'illl Ml-OUt.
rpo cotniiutont Indies and gentU'tnun WO n
J- mouth und tr.ivollng oxpeiiMis No cun-
vussin . fall ( J'.Ti I'lrst iivenuo , fuiineti Itlnllfl ,
Da. in. to4 p. m.
ITUH SALK Heed lathe , foot or nnwor. 'ifcut
-Iv lonir. K InchOH wide , buck gnured und serow
riittlii'j , witli uo'iijilutu cliungo o gourin , : i
chucks , ( ino Ci-lnuli. onu 4-lni-li und 1 drill
chuck : U sots inuliil tnrnln : tools , ol" ; aUi )
ono ; i-hot-so power oil engine , with shuftln ) * .
pnlleyK. bolllnc , etc. All In good order and
will bu sold cheap for cash or on time lo rljht
ptirly. Addiusj , llox 15 , Klllott , la.
\\r ANTKD--Two clrls , onu to cook and the
* ' other for chiunbur win Ii. can ( Ind situa
tions In u private family al good wugc.s by
applying to { } . llliinU , G'jS .Malnm. Also man
who i.ndi-rsianila thu care of horses nnd wutk
ubout house ; ( lormuti preferred.
mini mvuiuai M'l Sfi6ll ] |
INSTITUTE.
Eye & Ear
INFIRMARY
FOR THE
TREATMENT
OP ALL -
npimrutu-i a nu Konio/liui G
forsuecmtfui trjttmont nf ivury for-u
of disease rorinlrln u udlo.il or
Hur.'loil treatment
I bodi for patients , bo.nl mil iittondanoa.
IkiHt uccomolatioiH In tlio wu u
'
ttr'.lo for clreuLim on duform t.ni an'l '
brucos trunsui. club feat , o irv.ituroiur sntnu ,
Plleu , tninori , c moor , cafirrh. bronoli'lii , In *
huliiilon.o ocirlolty. p-iralyiils , oollupjy , kld-
nev.b.aldiir.oyo. enr. nkln unlblool I unJ all
Biirik'al onur-itloni.
Mrlolly nr vital Only Kollublo iludlual Iu *
tlllutuinukln ? i niiool ilty o.
I'HIVATKJJISKAHKS
.
A'l II oed Dlsuassi Buecmsfully troitoL
hyphliltlo l'nlson rumuvud from Ilia y < totu
without iiinronry. Nuw Hdslor.itlva Treat-
incut for Ixw of VI TAl , I'OWKIC. I'unoiis un-
ub'.o to VH t. m mav bo treated ut homo by
( nrrusnun orico. All commuincatlonconlf
dimtlal .Mod clncu or Instrn mint. KUIII l > y
ma I < iMupro s. noouruly pnukud , no in ir.H to
Ind catuconttiiilHor BiinUer Ono puntonul In-
trrv i'w ( irufurro I. Cull nn I contnlt in or son J
history of your casu. und wu will sund In main
wrapper , our
IEI. '
ROOK TO MEN *
ouuiu \ men , Hpoollil
ciiBou , I m potency. H/phlll * . UluutuiiJ Varloo *
ru.f , wlthriiuil.oii | Hit.
ilr.iee.s , Apiillunoen for Deforiiiltlui.V Truiei.
Only mannfiicUiry In thu Wostot. ItlSfiite il-
iry Ai'i'LuniiK * , TKir. > .ti-i ) , r.LKUi'uiil
It A TTKKI Kit A .V It It KLI ! i ,
Omaha Medical and Sue < lcil Institute ,
2Oth nnd BroivJwfxy , Oo moll Dluifi.
Ton mlnuKu' ilJo from center ot Umuha oa
Wjaahi. uud Ouuuoll llluttj ulujulu laoturlluo.