THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY JULY 2(5 ( , 1892.
111 *
ELEVATOR ROOM IN DEMAND
Blair of Broken Bow Will Tight the Bur
lington.
PARTIAL TO OTHER GRAIN SHIPPERS
Btntn llimrcl of Tr.Tinportntloii Hc
t ltivrfltliiti | ! the Dllllculty It ln\ol\c
n llotly-Coutottcd rrlnrlile | Lin
coln Menra Noted.
I.VI Nob. , July 25. [ Special to Tnn
UIK. : ] A complaint was filed with the sec
retaries of thn State Board of Transporta
tion today In which By rain W. Blair , n grain
dealer and shipper of Broken Uow , alleges
unjust discrimination against the Chicago ,
Duriineton & Qulnoy Railroad company.
Blair lias been shipping grain from BroKen
Bow , but has been compelled to load his cars
direct from the wagon , thus entailing a
great , deal of trouble nnd useless expense.
Ho has repeatedly applied to the railroad
company for permission to erect an eliivator
on ii'i right of way , hut although that coin-
pauv lim an abundance of room it has
stuudfastly refused to allow him to do so.
Ho alleges that the company's refusal Is
based on nnrttnllty to the ether two elevators
nt Broken Bbw. Ho asks the noard to take
some stops to compel the railroad company
to grant him the desired piivilogo.
The complaint Involves ono of the most
liotly-contcstcd principles that has ever come
before the State Board of Transportation in
the history of its existence. On" October 7 ,
LL 18b ! > , n cnso almost identical was lllcd with
the board , in which Formers Alliance No.
80.1 entered n similar case ngainst the Mis-
soiirl Pacitlc. "In that casa the board ot
scciotailos listened to n largo mass of ttwtl-
mony ai.d valuable arguments from both
sides. They decided the case In favor of tno
complainant. 'I ho decision was based upon
the broad principle that the railroad com
pany "acquired Its property for the nurposo
of eroding elevators upon It for the ship
ment of grain. It holds its pi operty charged
with u puuliu servitude and Just so long ns
It pi-milts shippers of grain to build und
ouoruto elevators for the shipment of grain
uoon its line of road It will have to grant
this sumo right upon tl.o same lorms nnd
conditions to all ether shippers of grain , so
K long ns it Is in the bounds of reason lor it to
do so. "
The Missouri Pacific appealed from the
decision of the board to the Nebraska supreme
premo cotut nnd that body sustained the
board , all three members of the bench con
curring. Not satisfied with the decision , the
Missouri Pacific catrlcd the case to the
supreme court of the United States , where it
is still ponding.
Secured an Jiijtinrtliin.
The Btockholdors of the old Capital
Hoichts Street Hallway company today made
application for an injunction to restrain Ho-
ccivcr G K. Brown from turning over the
Lincoln CItv Electric line to Its recent pur
chasers , and to piuvciit the purchasers from
taking possession of , or interfering with , the
portion of the road claimed by the plaintiffs.
The trouble arises from a former consolida
tion of the Capital Hoight" line with the
Lincoln City. The stockholders of the
former company ailogo that , whllo the terms
of the solo were agreed upon , and that while
their road passed under the management , of
the Lincoln City company , the sale was never
consummated nnd no monov was over paid
for it. The old Capital Heights line extended -
tended from Twelfth nnd O streets to
Eighteenth nnd South , und Twenty-second
and M streets , and Its stockholders fall to
see why It should bo sold for the payment of
debts it never lucurrcd.
Trouhlos of H lilncnlii Firm ,
The foundry nnd machine shops of the
Hall Brothers Katigo and Purnaco company
of this city nro in possession of the sheriff ,
pending the settlement of partnership dlf-
lictiltles , the exact naluto of which cannot
bo learned. The potltlon for the Interfer
ence or the court was Hied liy W. M. Clark
und J. II , Mockott , and it Is believed that the
dllllculty crows out of a disagreement as to
the management of the \orks. The com
pany Is not In an cmbarrassme condition
financially , nnd will probably tesume wltbln
n few days. It has been In successful
operation for several years ana turns out
thirty completed steel ranges each week. Its
trade extends nil over the west , nnd Its
reputation as a solid concern Is well estab
lished.
KnxUKml In H Duel lit Short Uunge.
James Burke , n railroad switchman , nnd
W. N. Conical , a colored bartender at Ivl-
son's saloon nt 817 P street , engaged in a
duel at closa runpo this afternoon , which
nearly resulted fatally for the former.
Burke ana a number of companions , all 01
whom had been drinking- , raised a dlsturo-
anco In front of the saloon nnd Cornea !
ordered them away , at the same tlmo
kicking liurko several times while his back
was turned.
Burke returned nn hour afterwards , uuc
shoving a bull dog revolver in close proxim
ity to Corncal's face ouoncd lire. Cornea
dropped down behind the bar , and securing
his own weapon crawled around the out o.
the counter and fired two Hbots at bis as
sailant. Ono bullet lodged In the back o
Burlio's neck , whore it has bridled the
search of the probe. It is thought , how
ever , that Burke is not seriously wounded
IvUon's saloon Is the pluco whnro Charley
Thomas was shot and Hilled by George ( Jail
ne.v u fmv weeks ago.
I.onklni ; Aftur Itoelc Island IntorestH.
C. II. Thompson , right-of-way agent for the
Hock Island , arrived in Lincoln this morning
nnd bus commenced buvlng more property
for that company. Today ho sccutod optloni
on pioporty south of L and Twenty-socoiu
atroatt ) , the route passing diagonally through
\vliatlslfiiown ns the Uavonpotl laud to
Handolph street. Mr. Thompson sccuroc
options on property in liouU place , HllUdaU
ana the additions of Kollins , Xehruug one
Alines. Aero propurtv was also puronasoi
of Mossr . Parkins , Wilson , Babln , Bishop
Bonncum , Wolfe , Funk , Clark and others.
This renewal of activity Is looitod upon as
au Indication that tbo Hoeic Island proposes
to push its operations lu this city at onco.
llnlnmnkur from KnimiiH In Hmimiiil.
J , H. MoM'irtry ' and others today raado a
contract with W. B. Stvlshor , president o
the Swl her Hatutnaklng company of Good
land , Kan. , whereby tbo latter agrees to
fuinlsh at leant on inch fall of rain withli
four days from the tlmo ho commences opor
atlons. A meeting was hold nt McMurtry's
ofllco this forenoon , and that gentleman re
ported this evening that the money requlroi
for the experiment had nearly all boon sub
auilbed. The professor , iw ho calls himsolr
will conduct his experiments in cloud jugglmi ,
In the city , and It Is possible that a temporary
Btructuru will bo aruotod in ( Jovornmon
square for the puipou .
Hoard In the Court Itoomx.
Suit lor fTi.OOO damages was today com
monccd nirntnat the Union Pactllc by the au
mlnlstnuor of the estate of A. L < . Caldwell
The suit arlies from the tact that Caldwell
who was u motoriniiu in the employ of the
Lincoln Street Huilwav company , was It U lea
at Hill and Plftu streets November 4 , 18'Jl
and the administrator ul luges caralossnos
nnd negligence upon tnu part of the am
plovos of the railroad company , The Lin
coin Street Hallway company Is made a co
r defendant.
The State bank of Brownvllle asks Judgment
mont against Uio Northwestern Mutual Llfo
Insurance company for fl.Oui ) on a policy
issuud to I. L. McCoy of GreonwooJ , Mob ,
now defeated. Uho bank hold the policy as
collateral.
Hosa Payne asks for divorce and alimony
from bur husband , whom she chnr oi with
ciuelty and ilMroatinonl ,
Claims amounting to ever 1,000 were filed
ngainst uio bankrupt tlrui of Voting & Klder
today.
Irrom I ho 1'ollcu Court ,
V Ilavo Hedgers nnd Harry Lowry were this
foienooa M'nU'iicod to sixty ilu > s intbo
county J.itl , tha former for stealing u cou
nnd vest from Attorney Mack's oflleo in the
Menlovn bloelf. Lowrv Is lha vouiiff follow
who hold up a iinlvemlty student the otho
ulglit nnd robbed him of 7.05.
LouU Kinks was sunteuved to tha rock
pllu for talking polltloi when ho was too
urn n It to distinguish u democrat from a
populist.
A gang of seven toughs were sent to the
city stone yard this morning for thu crlmo o
being vagi-nuts.
A icuu named Xavier ICostl wu * orrostoi
for unlntf unboooujlni ; lauKUUgo lu the prej
nco of Indies , Ho will bo hoard In his own
ofenso tomorrow morning.
llc-iitrlco Nr\r Notr * .
BnATiucs , Nob. , July 25. ] Spcciftl toTiin
3EE.I The rcsiaonca of W. P. Wyatt , 418
jouth Seventh street , was broken Into by
lurglars early yesterday morning nnd money
nd chattels to the amount of $50 were token.
'ho burglar * have thus far eluded arrot ,
The special water committee appointed by
ho Board of Trade to rooort upon the Pad-
ock water plant Imbroglio , held a meeting
in til relay night , nnd whllo not censuring the
ouncll "does blanio that , body for paying out
any money on the contract until the same
vai completed and the guaranteed quantity ,
,000,000 gii lions of water aallv , h. d been
iroducod. The committee Is of the opinion
hat the contractors and their bondsmen can
bo hold to the strict letter of the contract ,
nnd either produce the guaranteed quantity
of water or nmko full nnd complete restitu-
Ion to the city ot money already paid out for
ho unsatisfactory work.
Otcrcoma liy the llcnt.
Ntniusic * CITV , Neb. , July 33. [ Special
Telegram to Tun BEK.J Harvey Keith , nn
olrt resident of this city , was overcome by
ha boat yesterday. In view of.hU advanced
nee It Is feared it will result fatally. The
hcrmomoter registered 101 ° In the shade
oday.
YOIIK , Nob. , July 23. [ Special to Tirts
) ii.J : Farmers In this county complain of
ho continued hot ( vinds doing great damage
o the corn crop The average tompcraturo
or the pust week was 03 =
CIAY CKNTKII , Nob. , July as. ( Special to
THE BRI.J The continued hot weather Is
causing some aunrehonsion as to the fate of
early ulantcd corn , which will undoubtedly
ulfor unless rain should coina soon. Tha
vtiitor wheat is all harvested in good order
and Is Hrst-class.
Ida llhrlglit'H I'linoral.
BnvTittcn , NOD. , July 'J5. [ SDoclal to Tun
UBB.J The funeral of Ida Ehrlcht toott
ilaeo from the losldrnco of her uncle , ox-
flavor Eorlcht , at 9 o'clock yesterday morn-
ng. Interment was made In the now com-
otoiy. Only a few of the immediate rola-
Ives of the unfortunnto girl were present ut
ho obsccjiilos. County Attornov T. J.
Mnbonoy mid Detective Vizard of Omaha
were in 'thu city yesterday hunting up ovl-
lunco in the caso. They rctur.-.ed to Omaha
ut noon. _
jMirlcolU County Tniichcra.
ISKI.SON , Neb. , July 23. [ Special Telegram
toTniBKE.J The Nuckolls County Teachers
nstltuto convbiied thU morning with nearly
100 teachers in attendance. The ofllcors
uu : P. A. Cully , professor ; George H.
Jhnburn of Wymoro , conductor ; G. G.
Hodgi-ock , F. S. Perdue of Nelson nnd Mrs.
E. I < \ Tucker of Lincoln , assistants , and
over all reigns V. A. Thomas , countv super
intendent. The matter is the how , rather
than the what , to teach.
U'lll Socuru Miortor Hours. *
HASTING ? , Nob. , July 23 [ Special Tolo-
sram to Tun BBE. ] The clerks union held
its second meeting tonignt , adopting laws
for Its future guidance. The committees ap
pointed at tbo last meeting report that the
clothing , dry goods , boot and shoo and Jewelry -
olry houses have all ngrccd to close at 0:1)0 :
and It was bellovod with loyal oftort the
grooeiy und hardware lines could be Induced
to join. _
Heavy Lota ol .1 lurmcr.
Duxiuii , Nob. , July 25. ( Special to THE
Bnn.J Ewing Copes , a farmer living four
miles west of town , hud a barn , ponv , full
equipment of machinery and two thousand
bushels of corn burned at au early hour yesterday
'
terday morning. Tno origin of 'tho flro is
unknown. Loss $1,200.
I'lcnilril Utility to Assault.
BELLEVun , Neb. , July 23. [ Special Tele
gram to Tnn BKB.J Elmer H. Snodgrass ,
the soldier who laid James Whoi&tono out
with a club last Thursday night , today
pleaded guilty to an assault and battery and
was fined $25. The Injured man Is bettor.
Mnliuud bynl'ot Colt.
NBWMAX GUOVE , Nob. , July 23. [ Special
toT KBnK.l Tno 8-year-old son of Erick
Erlckbon , living throe miles south of bore ,
was kicked in the face this morning by a
pot colt , breaking 'his nose and , otherwise
injuring his fuco.
Dropped Ilciifl ut York.
YOIIK , Nob. , July 23. [ Special to TUB
BEI.J : George Osborn , an old resident of
this olty , dropped dead of heart failure this
morning whllo engaged lu hauling sand.
Take Uoocl Cliro of the CliHdrun.
If you have children , you will be Interested
in tha experience of Mr. John Cook of Pilot ,
Vcrinilllon Co. , 111. Ho says : "Two years
ago two of my family , a young man and a
girl , bad very severe and dangerous attacks
of blood ) ilux. Tbo doctor here was ui.nble ,
after a w 4c's tlmo , to chock or relieve either
caso. I throw the doctor overboard and be
gan using Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Diurrhcua.Homody. Improvement was seen
very soon , and my children arose In a few
days from whatl feared would bo their death-
bod. It is a grand , good medicine. "
The Omaha Mirror Mfg. removed to
710 N. 10th street
NOT BEADY YET.
Now raving Jobs May Ito Commenced Tills
Week Though.
The work of paving under the now con
tracts did uot begin yesterday , ns was
promised oy tha Board ot Pubtla works aud
the council last week.
It Is now claimed that the work will bo In
full blust , however , this wren. To
night the bonds of tha contractors will bo
presented to the council for approval. If
accepted they will go to the mayor for his
approval. When this Is secured the comp
troller will certify to the money in the in
tersection paving fund , after which the work
will bo ordered.
Tin ; bisuiiirr or ITS succuss
I the Continual Addition of the Kotvoat
anil 31 out Novel Ventures.
Twenty years ago what Is at present tbo
Barnum & Bailey show was a circus pure
ana simple , but Its management caught tbo
progressive American spirit that has made
possible in this country the greatest achieve
ments of modnra times and whenever a now
feature presented itself the Barnum nhow
secured and numbered It among its myriads
of wonders. This Is the simple story of Its
success and why It today stands pro-omtnout.
The public wants something new and this Is
just why the Barnum-Bnlloy snow has inoda
novelty omnipresent throughout tha entire
exhibition , Us record shows that it llrit ex
hausted the novelty of the circus world ,
when UH millions of patrons demanded some
thing now.
Then It enlarged and added to Its monng-
oria department until no ether animal col
lection In tbo whole broad domain of earth
could compare with It , and then Mr. Barnum
added the hippodrome and museum und
brought them to a state of superiority that
taxed his ability. At this point James A.
Bailey stopped in ana lio.it up lha march of
improvement in each of these distinctive
portions ot the show until scion co , skill aud
ingenuity bad paid their highest tribute ,
when ho conceived the plan of blending tho-
utrlo triumphs , too big for theaters and
too costly for ether showman , with bis than
greatest of exhibitions , and this latter has
been improved until It has grown boyoud
conventional show lines ana become n recog
nized Institution , instructive , entertaining
and elevating in its character , literally gath
ering within Its folds all and everything now
and meritorious In the amusement , spoctuou *
tar , circus , hlppodrouiatic. museum , meting-
oriuuml solan tlllo Holds , the roaltzat.on of all
showmen's dreams , but the roalUtio aclilovo-
moiilof but ono show , and that ono'.o bosooh
In Omaha September U. The Lemon Bros ,
circus , with which all Omahans are
familiar , u a fair sample of ull ether shows
coming hero. _
Among military Moil ,
Lieutenant Quay , son of Senator Quay , ro-
portud for duty as aldo to General Brouko
yesterday.
Loavu of ubsonco for ono month has boon
granted Captain John Klnzlo of the Second
Infuutiy , now stationed nt Fort Onuhii.
Colonel Dunham vlsltod the rlllo range at
Bollavuu yesterday to see that everything Is
shipshape for the approaching contests. .
Lieutenant Edgar Hubert of the Eighth
Infantry bus boon detailed for duty lu the
general recruiting service for tbo depart
ment of thu Pmito , with huadijuurtew ut
Fort UoblhsoD.
WILL PROTECT ALL PARTIES
Substance of the Uniform Coupling Bill
to Be Adopted.
RAILROADS GIVEN PLENTY OF TIME
Description of the Instrument to HoSe
So llronil ns to ( lUo No Particular
Intention nn Ailvnntngo Wnsh-
Inctou Uoislp.
WASUIXOTOV nuunvuop THE BEB , )
T , >
WASHINOTOV , D. C. , July 85. j
Senator flullora's oommlttoo on Interstate
commerce has reported a substitute for the
house bill to protect railroad employes by
the adoption ot air brakes and uniform
couple on all rnilroitls. It if. bellovod that
the substitute will bo adopted at the present
session Ult can bo tauon up for a few hours
consideration. Senator Cullom said today
that ho bolloyed the bill could bo called up
In the morning hour some tlmo during the
week and passed. There will uot bo any
trouble , ho thinks , in securing concurrence
by the house , as there Is vary httlo alffur-
once in the provisions of the two
bills further than an ofTort on
the part of the senate muasuro
to protect railroad corporations from any Im
position upon the part of patontooi wno may
control certain inventions. The Idea in the
senate bill Is to make lha legal description of
the uniform coupler and locomotive driving
wheel brake so broad as not to tie ttie cor
porations down to any particular invention
and defer the data of adoption of the In
ventions suniolontlv to enable undeveloped
patents to bo perfected nnd yet uot prolong
the present danger to railroad employes be
yond a reasonable period.
The date when the sonata bill compels
interstate railroads to adopt the Uuvlng
wheel or tr.iin brulce so ns to enable tuc en
gineer to control the movement of the train
is January 1 , 1S'J. ' > , nnd the date
on which a uniform automatic impact coupl
ing shall bo adopted by all interstate railroad
corporations is January 1 , 1S03. Tno ponnlt.v
for infractions or the law is S1OOU und the
offenses may bn so compounded u < < to innlto
failure to comply with the proposed law
very onorou : flminclally. As this mcaauro
is llltolv to soon become a law it is of grc. > t
interest to very many persons. The bill
meets with much favor in the senate as well
as In the houso.
Victory Tor the West.
The long btrugglo of tho"vestern senators
and representatives for adequate appropria
tions for surveys of the nubliu lands in tbo
west has resulted In a fair measure of suc
cess. It bus been a fight from the start , to
the finish nguinst the heavy odus of n nig
gardly democratic appropriation commtttoo
and a combination of eastern and southern
congressmen who could not see thn need of
lar o expenditures of money to enable west
ern aottlois to got tlllo to tdoir homo * nnd
funds to conduct their schools and colleges.
The conference report on the sun
dry civil bill allows $3T5,000 for
this purpose. This is an Increase ofi75UOU
nbovo the amount which Holmun's commit-
lou reported to tbo house , as a sample ot its
purpose , ho being at thn head of the suocom-
mitteo appointed to investigate the course of
prices and wages for tbo past eighteen
months. In the house six hours will bo de
voted to a debate upon the general record of
the session with special loforonco to thn ap
propriations.
The democrats have fait keenly of late
that ' .hey must do something , if possible , to
explain why , after sneering nt what they
called the "billion-dollar congress , " tnoy
should have actually voted appropriations
exceeding the aggregate of these made at
the first sosslon of the last house. The debate
bate on the earl nf the democrats wilt bo led
by Judge Holman and Messrs. Sayors ,
Docltory nnd others will assist. On the ro-
nubllcan side Henderson 3f Iowa , ex-Speaker
Heed and others of their host men will riddle
the democratic defense of "economy and re
form. "
It Will Ito nn Interesting D.iy.
There will bo a political battle at both
ends of the capital tomorrow. Tno closing
days of a session of congress just preceding
a presidential cnninaUrn are usually inter
esting. Proceedings in both the senate and
house bavo of late been singularly devoid of
any oratory which might servo as a guidance
for the stump speakers of either party.
Tomorrow , however , Senator Aldrlcb will
sound the keynote of the republican cam
paign against free trada and In behalf of
protection to American Industries in nn
elaborate speech , which is certain to attract
wide attention. Probably no member of
tbo finance committee of the senate had
more to do with perfecting the McICinloy
bill than Mr. Alarich , and probably no sen
ator is more intimately acquainted with the
practical working of the new tariff.
Dead Letter Otlloo .Statistics.
During the fiscal year lbS'J-03 the receipts
of the dead letter oQlco were sorao six und a
halt million pieces , being un Increase ot 310-
000 pieces , or 5 per cent over tbo preceding
year.
year.Durlne 1890-91 , while It appeared from
ostlmatoi of the quantity of matter dis
patched through the mails that there was an
increase in latter * alone of ever 130,000,000 ,
the increase to the dead letter ofllce was but
ail,000 pieces , or 4 % pur cent.
During tbo year Just closed , although the
general volume of tbe business and opera
tions of the service have approached 8 per
cent In excess of the previous year , the usual
and oven ordinarily expected increase has
uot only disappeared but the gratifying fact
appears that there was n decrouso of over
13,000 , or noarlv 1 percent , lit the number of
pieces sent to the dead letter ofllco.
Tnat the mistakes of thn public , which in
so many Instances prevent matter committed
to the malls from reaching us Intended desti
nation nnd which ombairass and thwart de
livery , continue to confront the service maybe
bo attested by the increase of ever 17 per
cent in unaddressod letters alone.
While the quantity of nutter sent to thaf
ofllco has for years taxed and pressed the
clerical force provided to its utmost capacity
and efforts , recourse to extended and In
creased hours of labor have at times become
necessary to moot the requirements of a
thorough und most effective service und the
disposition of accumulation and arrearage of
work. During tbo past year , however , with
out any increase of force nnd wholly within
tbo dully olllcial hours of labor , tbo oQlco has
had Ita work ul all times well in baud and
practically up with Its current dally re
ceipts.
Tbo report of the dead letter oflloo for last
year showed that the work had only been
disposed of by recourse to extra tlino and
that over 100,000 letters In excess of the pre
vious year were returned to writers , The
report this year will show tbo work of every
branch up to date and an increase of 225,000
ever last year In the nuiutmof letters returned -
turned to writers. _
Of linportnnrc to Omnh-i.
1 M 1
Among the items nfirepa upon In the
sundry civil bill nro sovdral'6f ' Importance to
Omaha. 1'rovislon Is itiaihifor continuing
work upon tbo Omaha.imbllo building nnd
? . ' 00,000 is appropriated1' for the fiscal year ,
ending Juno , 1S > 93. Thti Amount will bo
supplemented at the uqxl session by a sum
consldombly greater and U is bopjd 'that the
limit ot cost may bo oxtcndbVl to § 4,000,000.
Senator Mandorson'silillt tonroctn now
military store house nt Ihcy.Omuhn military
depot was Incorporated In , the sundry civil
bill ns ascnnlc nmcmlm&nt , providing for an
appropriation of ? ( ! 0,000. The conferees
allow n present appropriation of $30,000 nnd
fix the limit of coU nt fiiO.OW.
The additional $30,000 will lie provided for in
next year's bill. The i-oiltoreos bavo In
creased the amount for the consltuction of
buildings nt military posts from $ .WOODO to
? IWJOJO and agreed to the sor.ata amendment
permuting the tisn of $ . ' > 0UOO ot the amount
lor the tcbulldtnt ; of Fort McKlnney , Wyo.
This amendment was rendered necossury by
the recent destruction of a largo portion of
that post by tiro.
CrlRlor'n duo Approtml.
In the ditch cnso of O. S. Crlglor , from
Cuoyenno county , iNobrAikn , Secretary
Noble today decliloJ that the map tiled
shows properly that this ditch begins nt a
point on tha north bank of n stream called
Lawrence crecic , at n point south 70 degrees ,
80 seconds west , 7.20 foot from the corner ,
common lu sections 1. ! ) , 11 and 112 of town
ship 18 , north range 5'J , west , Sidney dis
trict , running thence northerly ono and
Hfly-seven one-hundredth1 ! miles to a point
1,320 foot north and 1,105 foot west of the
corner common t > sections 1 and 3 of township -
ship 18 north , nnd 35 and , .f ! of township ID
north of rnngo C2 , west of Oth meridian. This
was Hied in the land oDlce nt Sidney nnd
transmitted hero lor approval , that Air.
Criirlor might have the benefit of sections IS
toJ Inclusive. This U all approved.
Mlsrolluneoun.
Mrs. Guy V. Henry | spending the sum
mer nt Ocean City , Mil.
Allot the Nebraska members ot the house
nro opposing with intent and main the appro
priation for the World's fair , nnd joining In
the throat to defeat the sundry civil appro
priation bill if tbo provision is not stricKOti
out. It is understood that Nebraska , ns a
state , favors the World's ' falrr but Its ropro-
sbiitutlon In the house opposes it.
Secretary Noble has ulllrmod the commis
sioner's decision in the homestead of Carl
Piper against the state of Wyoming , direct
ing tbo cancellation of so much of the selec
tion madeby the state of Wyoming as con
flicts with tbo rights of the contestant.
Assistant Secretary Uhmdlor , in the tim
ber culture case of the heirs ot Richard 1C.
Lee from Aberdeen , S. D. , Ins decided that
upon executing and filing n relluquishmont of
one-half of the one-quarter nectlon em
braced In the original , the entry may bo
completed as to the other half of the one-
quarter upon oroof already submitted , or
the hoiM of the ontrytnan may commute for
the whole one quarter section. Should
another such relmquUhtncnt for commuta
tion bo made In a roisonubln ti.no after no
tice , the entry will bo canceled. P. S. H.
Western I'cnsiniu.
WASHINGTON ; D. C. , July 25. [ Special
Telegram toTne UEC.J The following list
of pensions granted is reported by Tim BEE
and Examiner Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original George A. Hamor ,
Nathan 11. James , Marlon U. McCauley ,
Francis H. DoLand , James McDowell , Green
B.Duncan , Charles A. Northrop. Additional
Thomas F. 1'ennlnpton , Thomas M. Culls.
Renewal Caleb G. GreonOeld. Increase
Perry Hick. Reissue" George W. Apple-
gato. Original'widowd , otc. Ann T. Perky ,
Benjamin Dillon , father ' riancv " E. Loghry ,
Elizabeth B. Harvey. ' "
Iowa : Original JamosM. _ Brown , Alfred
Barnett. John Carter , FranUlln M. Anderson ,
IvPlsey Havens , Saruuol Vft Wnde , William
WnnrivvnrthRnnnh . \1nirnn .tnalnh M
* * - * >
* t w * * * -.iw / * * uu
wv , - i Anpf , uuaiuu 414.
Brewer , Franklin M. Van Boqart , William
F. Walker , Francis M."Singleton , Hansom
D. Park , Bartholomew Hoffron , .Daniel A.
Dlngham , Joseph S Mopro. John P. Arm-
ituge , Franklin H. Cotton , George M. Young ,
Theodore Olkors , Stephens' Cumraings ( de
ceased ) , Augustus LawsouHiram , , Huffman ,
Isaac N. Polton. Additional William S.
Smock , Jasper Fullbright. William H.
Tnurston , Frederick Zerbel , Luther M.
Handles. Supplemental Michael Lvnch.
Increase Charles SehecUer , John Pearl ,
Joshua E. Boyd , Ezra M. Cole , Edward
Broshar , Abraham S. Mnnshaw , John M.
Spurgln , William K Campbell , David M.
Reed , Ernnnuel Taylor , John Shadle ,
Thomas Jeffoison Stafford. Reissue
Samuel H. Gray , Alfred O. Snyder. Orig
inal , widows , otc. Harriet C. Cutnmings ,
Elizabeth C. Flanogin.
South Dakota : Original William Lilly ,
Joseph Holland. Additional Edson 6.
Parker , John W. Pyno. Increase Thomas
B. Lane.
Montana : Original Benjamin F. Martz.
HOW IT JS DONIS.
"Long Circus Programs" Arranged by the
Kepoutod Appearance of the .Same
1'orforiiiera.
By presenting each performer in a slight
variation of the same old act three or four
times until patience ceases to bo a vlrtuo
and the auditor becomes inexpressibly
weary , is the way tbo "long circus program1" '
is arranged. By the same system of repe
tition tbo program might bo extended ever
as loua a norlod as n Florldlan negro's Sun
day , which begins Saturduv noon nnt
lasts until after breakfast Monday. This
is not the case , however , with tno groal
Barnum & Bailey show coming September
11 , for Mr. U alloy limits each artist to
only one appearance , and In r.o instance Is a
change of costume accepted as an excuse for
reappearance. Further , there ara so many
really great artists that it Is with dllllculty
that each Is accorded ono presentation in the
program , A dearth of performers may
necessitate n few people appealing often
enough to create Urn impression of fifty and
the discarded artists of Barnum & Jialloy
and Foropaugh may bo eagerly engaged by
small shows , out tills deceives no one unc
only emphasizes the widely accepted fact
that all there is meritorious , now nnd novo
lu the circus , htpprodrorao , monagctlo anc
museum realm is with the Barnum &
Bailey show und wiU bo here September 1-
aud uot before.
Cashed lingua Chucks.
A bogus check man got lu his work on Sa
loonkeeper Stark at Seventh aud Leaven
worth Sunday afternoon. Tbo sharper
had u sick wife and a cheek for $13,50. Ho
wanted to got Homo tnedlclno tn save his
wife's life. Would Mr. Stark cash the chock
for him in tha interest of humanity. Mr.
Stark would. He did. Ho now bus f I2.5 (
worth of interest in humanity that ho woult
like to dispose of at a sacrilice.
Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrap for chil
drou teething pioduccs natural quiet sloop
' > cents a bottle.
BULL
DURHAM
i SMOKING
TOBACCO
IS THE
EST.
Both Sides of the Question
should be looked Into. And when this Is done
the Intelligent smoker uses BLACKWIILL'S
BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. , Durham. N. C.
JUST THIS WEEK.
Next Saturday Night at 10 O'clock The
Hellman Administrator's Sale Closes ! ,
No matter how many reoocls are left
it closes sure , as the good will , lease , *
fixtures and whatever is left of the ,
stock is then transferred to the
Columbia Clothing Company ,
who reopen Monday morning ,
August 1st , with a brand new
line of every kind 'of .
CLOTHING
'
' For Men and Boys.
In the meantime this week
, outrageously
onlyr--the same
low prices will prevail. You
will be sure to find something
you want and prices will in
duce you to'buy.
Kdi'ATIl
Hellman's
Administrator's Closing Sale ,
.
Corner 13th and Farnam Streets.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
" 8ANATIVO , " the
Wonderful H ] < nlth
Remedy , la cold with n
Written Guarantee
t'icurc nlllicivouiDls-
tasis , BUdi tt3 Weak
Memory , 1 * 3 of Drain
1'owcr. Headache ,
Walicllllncs , Lost Sinn-
hood , Kcr > ousnew , I-as-
Blliule , . : i drains nnd
Before & After Use. losi of power nf Ilia
Photographed trom life. General lin Oiuins In
j.rii r " T. .1 MI.i ill either re * , canted by
ovei-exeilloii , joutlifut Inillsi.io.tlnn4.or tlic i-yrvH a
asooftnlncco. opliiiii , 01 MliiiulanK which mlimnleljr
hiulto Intlriiilty , Consumption mi'l Iii < iinlt > I'm P
In ramrnlrnt fiii-iii tn inrrIn the MM | tK.Itt. 1'ilcc
II n pncknEp , 01 ( > fin $5. Ullheui ) Juiiilii c ultra
written guarantee to euro or refund the
monorwntliy mill In nm nchliesi. Uiuilnr dee
lu plain cnulope Jlintlon this puiei. Adatfss ,
HAD.UD CHEMICAL CO , Brunch Oll.cc fet U. S. A
35S Dciutioni Strict. CHICAGO. U.I *
? OU SALE IN OMAHA. NF.B. , BY
Knhn & Co , Co.r ltti & VOUK\M \ 6U <
, A. Fuller & Co. . Corlltb & Douclsj SU.
Tiie only uniformly
successful
SPECIALISTS
IN AMERICA.
IN
THE TREATMENT
AND CURE
OF
SYPHILIS , GONOR
RHOEA , GLEET , SPER-
MATORRHOEA ,
SEMINAL WEAK-
NESS. LOST
MANHOOD. EF
FECTS OF EAR
LY VICE OR
EXCESSIVE
INDULGENCES
IN MATURER
YEARS , FEMALE
WEAKNESS , SEX
UAL DISORDERS ,
HYDROCELE , VARICO-
CELE , PILES. FISTULA ,
RECTAL ULCERS.
Consultation froo.
Call upon or address
with stamp.
DHL Ms ft foils
South Hlh St , N. E. corner
Mill nnd Douglas Sis. ,
Oimtlut , Nubt
QOAIL BRAND
HEALTH FOODS
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequalled in Flavor.
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only hi 2i pound packages.
Velvet Meal ,
For mullins and gems.
TEE BEST IS
Solil by nil Ph-at-CUss
nnrrnino nni > 'i
curcdatotoU < ) a y
,
for a
bottle of UlK . 'Ihc only
non jxilionuui icinedy forall
the uiinalunil dlsclmryes nnd
I nrl\ate dlkctits ( if men ana t'lO '
1 ilebilitatlns weakness peculiar
I to wuiiun. It tnrts ! n a few
\i\3\R \ \ without the old or
inibllclly of a doctor.
Tlic I'vuersnl American Cure.
Manufactured by 1 "
- ef.Manufactured
f -Iho Evans Chemical ( h1
CINCINNATI , O.
DR. C. GEE WO.
Thoonlr ia illr urilmtil Clilmn
r.lKla yo-ir.i' ntuilr Toi yoirs practisil utpjr' .
i'uc < t with all knovn illoiiot Traiti 8iioo ) ifiill/
nllrlirunlouAiiiulvun mi liy nthor iluatorj Dill
mill neu lilm ( ir wrllii fur qinstlun Ulnnk. Do not
llillik your o im Imp Jlim hiams ) yrrir ( Uctor tulU
you no , liuttrrtlia ( Jlilmxa ilnetor with lili itsf nn 1
woiidorfiil ro nujliu. aiulrjojlvo nmv liD-ioMti nn 1 a
whnlottiar iloolon oinnot ulvi.
orliH. Itoon nnd 1'laiiti-nttura'ii rjniddlat - hi *
iiiudlclnnn Tlio world lib tvltnon. Oni tlioiu-v'il
ti'HtlmunUlii In throa jrain' iiritotloa , No Injiirloiu
iK'Coctlunn , no nnrcotloi , no poUoii. Hatluu.it
truntinont Hiul psrmauuiit aura
Folloirlni ; cmoj siiecontullr troatol nncurit
Blvvn up by other doctorj ;
Tliot , Couulilln. 4111 Hnrn r utroot , chronic rliou-
miitlHiu li yunm. kldnuyuiul llvor trnulilut ,
'lliui. Culrvrt , 12th unit Karniin ntrjoti , cunaMl
ilolillltr. InilUaillun , losi ul utriiiut'i nnil vltullt/ .
Tooh mudlclnu Cur yuim but unt no rulluf ,
M , U Anilunon , 1311 Ccunliu trjot , aiurr'i ,
O8tlim.iund tironcliHU of llftojn jruirj < titnillii (
Hni formlo the following nropiral romolloi nt
riUJiitolllo. Mr bottlon forliuu , for tli-j u.iro of
Akthiii'i. Cntarfli. Hlok K'jaliohu , In lliiHtlo'i ,
lllood I'ulionliu , IthuiirnitUiii , KuiuiluVuilcnu * .
Kldnuy nnil I.lvur Coiii | > lilnt. Nu OKunla. Hold
only \ > r Clilnuw Jluilltlnu Co , Unpltnl , * IU ) 01) .
Olfice , ICIli aodjaliforaii Sts. , OjnhJNe
" " '
Dr. BalleyT"
The Luudliif ;
Dentist
'Jhlrd I'loor , I'uxlon JllouU.
1085. Kith mill l'arniiii : Sh.
A full not of tuulli on ruhbvr lor Ili. IVrfuct out
Twtli without | iutea | or r.niiovttblu brldxu work
Jiibl lliu thliiK for ulnk'ora or | iubllo npuntftirt , nurur
tllOlIOWII. |
TIM.TII KXTIIAOTHI ) WITHOUT PAIN
All Illllnz ut ronsoii'iulu rutL's. All work
wurruntcd. Cut lliUoiU for ut'Ulilu.
B R.J. E.
THE SPECIALIST.
Is unsurpassed m the troitinontot ill forma of
PlUVAT/i DISEASES , and all dl-.or.lori
and ( UibiliUoB of youth and manhood. I7yoar l
osperlciuo. Ills resources nnd f lellltloi are
practically unlimited. Tha Doctor Is recom
mended by tha press , nnd endorsed In tha
strongest toniH by tin- poop I o for fair tro-it-
inent nnd honest profession-it ntlvloo. The
most powerful remedies known to moilorn
science for the miecussful iro.itmont of tha
following diseases :
GONOKUIIOEA tmmpdl.vto relief. A com
plete unre without , the Io of uu hour's lima
finm business.
GLEEr Onoof the most complete anil SHO-
rossf ul Ira itmonts for gleot and a < l annoying
(1 soh.ir-tus yet known to the nu < Heal pro'foi-
blon. The lesullsarutiuly wonderful.
bTHlCTlTJvK Uio ituht known romoly for
the He itincia of blileture. without p Un , eut-
llnr. iird latin * , A most row.irlc iblo re noilv ;
BYrHILTS No Ircalmoiit for this torrlDlo
to mi I ( llsi.isii has 04 or boon moru su eussful ,
nnrhaC utrongor ondorMuncnU lu the llghc
of inuiluin hulonsi ) this dlsuiiui Is positively
cur ib o und ovnry tr.vco of thn poluou entirely
luinovu I from the bloo I.
LOST MANHOOD , jind ambition , norvoui-
ness , tlmldltv. dospon Jonuy nnd all weaUnon
nnd disorders at youth or launhooj. Hullot
obtained at once ,
BKIN DISSASES. and all diseases of tha
BUmiach , blood , liver , kl'lnoys ' and bladder
are troati'd su cuossrully with tha groatoi
known ramoillus for Ilia ( lisa isii.
Write for circulars and iiiiostlonllst , froa.
1-lth null I'd f nil m hta. ttinitltn .Vj >
Elastic Stockings
von
Weak Limbs
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Dsformlt
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
TIIE
Mff.1
COMPANY.
114 S. Iblli St. , Kcxl to Post OltlCB
lliu ut'ji.iiu.h , l.ver null IJowt I * , iwi | . '
f r the blcixl. 41111 iwlu uiA cfiix.lUAl f I
Ilia l > ci.t ni ( < tlltlnc Lnov for blllouu-
I'.HI , liatluii. dr iK i ; ju. foul I
* irjrtt th. aw l.p , iienrtl urn , IOHH of *
t. j tlto , lufiilal dt | reMKlon , jiulnf ul t
dl ( e/itli / > , i , I'liiMil'w , fallow ouiilexA
l.in irohloc ' , c _ . . . t
uca topcrfmm tl - ' * intliin > . 1'irwnr
. .luivu-J. 1'iiUY | inall.l uruu.K ; faiiil'In.llf ,
llll-Ai i I'llKHICAI. CO.VJUH'niceBt , M w Vork
jyeiostod ; ( free Dyan HXI'K'IT Ol'l'lOIAN
1'orfoct adjustment , buporlor IUIIIBI. Nurv-
utisltuuUuolia utirod by UHII | j our HnoJtiiulei
anil Kyajliibsoi I'rlcui luw Cur Hut cl.ii *
soodt *
THE ALOE & PEHFDLO CO ,
,
111 S. 15tU SLOrol hton Block.