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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1892)
mjmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm | * * * * * * * * > < m THE OMAHA PAILTT BEE ; T.&KSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 , IS02. _ _ AI OT i TT < p i in i TTn PTIAVO STATE rAIR ATTRACTIONS Lincoln Crowded with Visitors to the .Annual Exposition. INTERESTING SCENES ON THE GROUNDS Opening- tiny nf tlio Organization In livery Wny n Sure-cm What tlio AVook I'rotnlnrsCondition of the Various Departments. LINCOLN , Neb. , Sopt. 5. [ Spoclnt to THE Bun. ] The gutes of the stnto fair erounds were thrown open to visitors this morning bright nnd early nnd the crcat exposition for 3SOJ was fairly innugurntod. In iho history of the Stnto Agricultural society twcntvflvo annual exhibitions have oecn givciu but the hlstoiy of the association gives no account of a state fnlr tfiat exceeds lu attractiveness nnd popular interest tin1 ono which commenced this morning. The exhibits nt Ibo present fnlr will bo us great , if not greater , the nt- trnctlons at Interesting , If not moro so , and f : the crowds just ns large , if not larger , than In former years. In addliIon to all this the weather is moro than favorable. The sun shines brightly , but not warmly. The nlr Is crisp nnd pleasant , nud nn frivolous broezi disturbs the serenity of the thousands of vis itors who are on tlio grounds. Stnto fnlr week Is always nn epoch In the history of Lincoln. Tha enterprising Inhab- tants onto ever } thing from the state fnlr. 1'repiiratlotis for the grout event nre always commenced several weeks before and city authorities vln with private citizens in cleanIng - Ing nnd garnishing the prettiest city be tween New York nnd Sun Francisco. Tbo streets have been cleanly swept , the stores and bazunrs have been decorated In holiday attire and the enternrlslng merchant nnd the ocripaiotlo street fakir nro rivals In the con test for the lloutlng dollar. Scone * on llio fair Clrouudx. The exposition ground * present n lively appearance. Agricultural products are heaped up in boundless profusion , while line horses and blooded cattle , fat porkers nnd bleating sheep glistening in their white wool jackets qf the latest fall pattern , patrician roosters whoso lusty crowing can scarcely bo distinguished from tlio notes of ttiolr plebian prototypes of the barn yard variety , caudily uniformed bandsmen , red Jacketed rouuves , horse jockeys , lemonade venders , news boys , wen , women nnd children , nil combine to muko n picture that is seen but nt ono place In Nebraska and thut place on the state fair grounds. It will bo useless to make any esti mate of the number o'f the pocplo who are on the grounds today or who will bo there on the succeeding days of the week. The word "thousands" expresses It ns no other word can. can.It will bo useless to attempt nny general description of the many exhibits on this , the opening day. There nro too many of tuotn and too much yet remains to bo dona before everything is in prosontnb'o shaoo. This much can bo said in advance , however , jllvory department Is full and moro than full , with possibly the exception of the atrrlcul- turul and horticultural divisions. Three hundred horse stalls are occupied by as many macrnlilccnt specimens of the equine race , while au equally large number of cattle of every blooded vutlotv nro on the grounds. There are COO puns filled with fat porkers , there being ever 2,500 animals on exhibit. The sheep pens nro filled with nearly f > 00 tlno specimens und additional room is being provided for more. Tbo exhibits in mer chants hall occupy every nook nnd corner ot the building nnd the arrangement has been made with evident taste and skill. Gosalp ut the Stute House. The State Board of Public Lands and Buildings is holding its regular monthly meeting today. * . Governor Boyd and his privuto secretary , Frank n. Mornsscy , returned from their western trip yesterday nd nroonco raoro at thu bcltc of the ship of stato. But ono case was filed In thosupromocourt this forenoon. It Is entitled II. T. Chapman against Isaac Brewer ot al. , nnd it comes from Cudar county. Chief Justice Maxwell is in the city today. Governor Boyd hns docllmul to nccept the resignation of Adjutant General Vlfqualn , who is running for congress on the ilemo- crutlo ticket in the Fourth district. The governor Is of the opinion thnt. . the general's official duties will not bo neglected by reason of the vigorous campaign which the adjutant ccncral propose ? to mako. ' Governor'Boyd this morning issued com slotis to thu following newly elected officers of , the Nnbruskn National guards : Euiil Ol son captain company A , Second regiment ; Gilbert llaaso first lieutenant , company A , Second regiment ; Clarence A. . Murali second lieutenant , comnany A , Second regiment ; William B. Thomas captain corapmv H , Second regiment ; Edward W. Peterson , econd lieutenant company H , Second regi ment ; Nils P. Lundeon , captain company A , First regimen' . Tbo commissions of Quarter master Decker and Chnplttin Davis of the First regiment have been extended three years. . Receiver Goodell has filed his August re ports for the defunct banks which bo hns In charge. For the I1 armors nnd Merchants of Ansolmo ho repot Is receipts during the month from the sulo of furniture nnd office fixtures of $381.81 nnd disbursements of $30.55. For the hnnkln ? house of Kloman & Arnold of Broken Dow ho reports receipts from thu sulo of the bank's office IIxttiros of $147 and from other sources $ , ! J.y5 ; disburse ments. $03.iO. ! Today being Laboy day and n legal holiday n number of tho. olllces In the stnto house were closed. Janitor Adams nnd his assist ants kept open bouse during the cntltudny and nnd did Iho honots to several hundred vlsltois. Tlio chief clerks iu all the departments have bt > en bosolgi'd nil day by hundreds of applicants for permits to visit the stnto psni- tontinrv nnd stnto msnno hospital. The Mate fair visitors are taking In ovcry thing of in terest in sight. A largo number of reports of mortgage In debtedness for the month of August are being received nt the bureau of stalls tics $ r today. The report for the month will not bo ready for several days , and from present indications it will not bo as favorable as Ibo July report. Tlio examiner who was sent to Onto to look into the ulTairs of tbo State bank , which was closed last week by tbo orders of tbo State Banking board , has filed his report with the board. The report will not bo made public at present , but it IB understood tbat it shows n large surplus nnd that uono of the depositors or other creditors will lose 1 cent by tlio failure of the bank. I'roin the I'ollco Court. Judge Watois had but llttlo to do whan be fallen the police court to order this morning , Edward Smith was sentenced to ton days In the county jail for neglecting to account for sovoroj dollars which ho had taken in nt Mis. A , ( J. Silt's restaurant , where ho of- llcUieu ns a clerk. J , Ilv Mason was lined $1 nnd costs for using profane language In the presence of ladles at Kilies' | , ntoro at the corner of Eighth and C streets. Ho is a colored man nnd became Involved In a quarrel with another uolomd man und brother ever some neighborly trifle. Jtidsou Ncff was arraigned on the charge off shunting fin-arm * within the city limits against Iho provisions of the ordinances , His case was continued , \Villmm At km successfully proved his In- noccnco of the charge of stealing several ' articles of clothing from William Kcrppos , and was discharged. Michael O'Connor ' was fined $7 for using languaao tending to provoke an assault In tlio presence of J , W. Mundlzor. Koso Klrkuood , tuo proprietor of n somo- whin uotorloi s place of umuboraent on the bottoms , reports that souio unknown man called ut bur pluco yesterday , und , wuilo talking to her , grabbed her diamond ring and ran awityltti It. Tbo pollco have promUud to recover It , if rosalblo. All Unfortunate Maiden. \ Annlo Holmes , a fair haired Swedish maiden , was examined by tbo insanity com- inlstlon ut the court house this forenoon und ordered gent to the statu hospital for tbo in- saiioiicur tbls city. She has boon employed for some timo. ns u domestic- the family of D. U. Lllllbriilgo , nt Ib-JO M street , In this city and her conduct has ecn unusually queer for soiuo months. Her employer noticed thut she wan in the hublt of talking ' to herself and sha frequently In- elttlod ihut eho ueurd itraugo olcos In the . cf. i nir. Some time ngo nho becnmo infatuated mh a young man whoso nnmo is unknown. 10 failed to reciprocate her passion and the not weighed so heavily upon her mind that ho finally became Insane. Her reputation has nlwayg boon of the best. Hoard In the Court Ilonmi. M. W. Avery has commenced suit In Xho district court against Ashford Marco ot Greenwood for damages tn tbo sum of $5,000. lo alleges that on August 27 ho was ar rested on Magca's comnlnlnt on the charge of steallntr eight boxes of cigars. Two days ntor , wnon the case against , him was called for trial , Magco refused to prosecute nnd ho wns discharged. Ho considers bis roputn- .Ion damaged to the extent of $5,000. Anna D. Solfort has Instituted n $3,000 damage suit ngnlnil the city of Lincoln. She Is the owner of two lots on thd west side of Ninth street , between J and 1C streets , which she claims have been darn- ngcd by reason of the change in the grade of the sttcot. Kaymond Bros. & Co. have swarn out nn tltnchmont ngnlnst the property of S. S. Jnmpboll , who owes them for n bill of goods amounting to $301.74. Lincoln In Hrlof. H wai rumored on the streets this morn- ng that Councilman Henry Volth , who has > eon visiting In Germany for the past few weeks , hnd died of cholera at Berlin. Inas- nuch ns Mr. Volth has bon in southern Gormnny for over a month his friends de cline to become alarmed at the ronort. Health Ofllccr Bartram quarantined a case of dlplhtbcrln at 1033 P street today. Two Chinese laundrymen , who run a wash olnt on N street , were arrested this utter- noon on complaint of Peter Kchnoll , who charges thorn with stealing two .illIt shirts. Maurice Cohen was arrested this afternoon for ooUdllng without a license. Ho is a Uus- slun Jaw who bits been iu this country but a few weeks. Two electric cam collided on the corner of Ninth and P streets thU afternoon. Both cars were moving rather slowly , and beyond a somewhat , lively shaking up tbo passengers - gors were uninjured. A cablegram was received from II. P. Lau , who is sojourning at Finns burg , Germany , suiting that bo hnd not yet been exposed to the dangers of the cholera and tbat ho was enjoying excellent health. John Bruce , the colored ox-soldlor arrested horoSatuidav , was takou to Crawford thin afternoon , where he Is wanted for obtaining money under false pretenses. "I take pleasure in recommending Cham berlain's Colic , Cholera and Dlarrbooi Homed ed y , " nays Goo. U. Bnnkston of Mill Cteok , 111 , "It is the best medicine I bavo overUsed Used for dlarrhcun. One dee will euro any ordinary case. " For sale by druggists. DORMITOBIE FOB WOMEN. Scliumo for Housing N'ebr.ukit I/idlos VUltliiR tin ) Worlds Pair. OMUM , Sopt. 8. To the Editor of Tun BEE : The Woman's Dormitory Association of the Columbian Exposition , Cblcngo , 111. , bus appropriated two hundred shares of stocit to Nebraska , The directors of tbis association are well known and reliable women of Chicago , connected with the board ot lady managers. The treasurer , Mr. Kldrldgc Keith , is ono of Cnicago's most prominent bankers. The plan sot lorth Is to erect buildings adjacent to the fair grounds , capublo of sheltering 6,000 v.omon , the rooms to bo furnished with comfortable beds nnd toilet conveniences. These dormi tories will bo presided ever by rolincd , motherly women , who will bnvo a watchful care over unprotected girls who tnuy cotno singly or In groups. The stocit Is now Uauod In shares ot 810. These shares will be taken at any dormitory of this association In pay ment for looping bills. Only two persons will bo allowed to come at eco time on n slnclo share. Tbeso shares will bo trans ferable , and if tha face value is not used by the holdcr-durinc bet stay , it can bo made over to anotner who can use the balance. Alter the $10 has been used , the snare still standon our books , credited to the holder , nnd she will bo entitled to her pro rnta share of tboproflts.lt anv surplus remains utter the onterprlso is closed. The rate per day will not , exceed 40 cents to the stockholders , and if tbo association tlnds it can safely do so it may bo put at 35 cents , but tbls Is not promised. In order to be sure ot accommodations at the time those making application for stock must state what month und what part of thut month they desire to come. In case It may bu found necessary to limit the number of 'guests to bo entertained during each month , those Urst to npply for stook will have the choice of the month in which they will come. Stockholder * will bo given the prolercnco over others.Vhenovnr vacan cies exist uonholders of stock will bo fur nished lodgings , but ot higher rates. Appll- cition for stock can bo made and money sent at onco. The family dormitory is not fully decided upon , but tbo demand is so great und so many bavo already sent their money for it to headquarters thnt wo fool sure aomo pro vision will bu made for families. Tno advantages and benefits offered by this association need only to bo known and un derstood to bo accepted ut on en by tlio > o con templating a visit to tbo World's fair. I bavo 100 shares of stock to dispose of. As the time Is now limited those should be taken im mediately , and tor tbo benefit of those mak ing application In parson- , and that tboy may become moro thoroughly acquainted with the plans , metnods and workings , 1 will be pleased to meet , all such at room 320. Ben building , Oraaba , Nob. , on Tuejjduy , Septoin- bor 0 , und Friday , September 0 , from 0 n. in. till 5 p. m. , to answer any questions and give the desired information relative thereto , ( n view of the importance of this work , short time , and to obviate n.lataltos and disappoint ments , I would advise those residing in other cities , or nt u distance , when making appli cation for stock , to sand money at once to my address , 2013 Douglas street , Omaha , Nob. , where I will receipt for same and forward lo Chicago , where in time a certiilcate will bo returned to each individual. Most respect fully yours , Mits Jon.vS. Bitiaos. The True l.uxiiilio. Principle OI the plants used In manufacturing the pleasant remedy , Syrup of Figs , has a per manently benellcial elToct on tuo human sys tem , wbilo tin cheap vegetable extracts and mineral solutions , uiually sold ns medicines , am permanently injurious. Being well-in formed , you will use the true remedy only. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. FOSX TAKEN TO JAIL. Murilorer ol Luuni Day ConUned In the County Hustllr. Yoitorday afternoon Cblef Dotectivo'Haze and a couple of oQlcers moved George Fost , murderer of Laura Day , from tbo Methodist hospital to tbo county jail. Fost has boon Improving quite rapidly for the last few days and tbo authorities thought it time to put him boblnd ttio bars. County Attorney Mabonoy will illo a com plaint In pollco court today charging the prisoner with murder. "Lato to boa and eany to roe will shorten the road to your homo in the skies. But early to bed and "Llttlo Early UUer."tho pill tbat inuk-H Ufa long.ir aad butter und wlsor. I'lnyodltn u Itovolvor. A 10-year-old son of H. B. Baron Sun day afternoon was playing soldier with his younger brother ana got hold nf bis father's ' revolver tn muko a nolso , The pistol was discharged , blow off two lingers from the llttlo fellow's right band and the ball lodged Iu tbo calf ot his brother's log. Mrs. WIiulow's Soothing Syrup Is the best ot nil remedies for children tooibina. 25 cunts a bottle. FATAL ACCIDENT AT POXCA While Playing With Fire , a Child ia Slurned to Death , HARLAN COUNTY GERMANS' PICNIC lluiidicd * Uatliernt Alma for thn Ocomlou Ttrn llnind iMuml Women Kngngo In n Drupcruto 1'iglit Nc. tiraiikit News Notes. PO.VCA , Nob. , Sept. 5. [ Special Telegram to Tue BUR. ] A sad Occident happened here yesterday morning wutcli resulted today In the death of Laura , the 0-year old child of C. T.Vilcox. . Movers hnd camped near the liouso and loft n fire smoldering which at tracted the children. By adding hay they soon producea a blaze. Laura's dross caught flro but It was extinguished by ono or the older children who then xvont to the house but the child's clothing must hnvo still boon on flro for she was soon dUcovorod wrapped in flames and before they could bo chocked had burned her garments to mhos. Though terribly Injured the child lingered until 1 o'clock todny. HAKLAK COUNTY ( lUll.HANS. They JUnJoy h 1'lcnlo on it ( Irinul Scnto at Alma. ALMA , Nob. , Sept. 5. [ Special to TUB BEn.j Saturday was the day that , the Gor- maris of llarlan county'nnd adjoining coun ties mot at Republican City ana bad a grand Kood time. At an early hour tbo Uormans commenced coming In. Owing to the heavy rain In the morning , the crowd was not as largo it would have boon , but fully l.OOJ people ple , mostly Germans , came to par ticipate In the picnic. McPborson's hall was crowded to its utmost capacity. At 8 o'clock the delegation from Crow crook headed by Horvev Stovor came in towm Peter Roland , marshal of the day , took extra pains to maUo overythlng us agreeable as possible. Mr. Roland with his big rod sash on mot the different delegations and escorted them to town. About 0 o'clock the big dele gation from Turkey Creek came in , headed by a four horse tearg loaded with thirty young ladies driven by E. Fritz , with G. H. Hobmaii as marshal of the delegation. The entire delegation was alive with enthusiasm. They paraded the main street as far east , as Prod Fox's hardware , thence west to the hall. Owing to the rain they were compelled to abandon the grove which had boon llxod up and seals arranged by Marshal Roland. As soon as they had been assembled in the hall an organization was effected. Roland acted as chairman of the mooting. The program consisted of music by Prof. GIllos- plo nnd singing by the young ladies of Turkov CreoU. The ladies had been practic ing for several days , and to say it was a success is drawing It very mild. Then came the speech. Not a word of politics wan mentioned. Not a drunu man was seen on the streets the entire day , notwithstanding a great many schooners ware emptied. Mr. Uottlepp Rebmau delivered an oration in German. It was very good and cheer after cheer was continually given. Christ Ebliuger was in his glory , singing nnd full of enthusi asm. Flogs and bunting were on every place of business. A beautiful largo bunch of grapes , as largo as a bushel basket , put to gether by the Turkey Creak Germans , was was brought in on the wacron with the ihlrty young ladies. This line ptoco of work will bo on exhibition at tbo stale'fair. r.ESurvr or A rosTJiASTfcKsmr now. Two Grand Inland Women Engage in a Dosncruto I'lRlir , UntXD ISLAND. NOD. , Sopt. 5. [ Special tote to THE BEE.J Jerome & Son is the firm nnmo of a livery firm in this city. The father is quite an old man and justat present nil invalid. Ho sold his son an inte'rost in the business , upon which the son made a payment of some hundred dollars. A com plete settlement of the transaction baa never boon made , though apparently sought for by iho son. Last Friday the "son had a conversation with his father about a settlement and it was nqreod that himself and wife should come to the room Saturday afternoon and arrange the matter. Mr. Jerome and wife bold the ap pointment , butshortlyaftorthoy bad reached Elder Jerome's room tbo son was called down into tbo barn on business matters. A dis cussion arose between Mrs. Jerome and her futhor-lu-law and Lidn Jeromo. The wife of the old man informed tbo other woman that she bad a Ion ? sharp knlfo and would kill her. Sha rushed into the kitchen and came back with the weapon. Upon being at tacked , Mrs. Jerome took up an umbrella and used it so dexterously as to daze her infuri ated assailant. Sha then knocked her down and hold nor until aid arrived. Tbo senior Jerome is ill and con lined to his bod. 'Had it not been for her corset Mrs. Jerome might have been fa tally stabbed , tbo woman directing her thrusts at the heart. Both the women were urrostod , placed under bonds , unrt the pre liminary trial will take place tomorrow after noon. Shot Ills Companion. WYMOIIB , Nob. , Sept. 5. [ Special Telegram - gram to TUB Tims. ! George Coleman , aged 17 years , shot Edwin Bender , aged 11 years , in the right leg with a revolver yesterday on a farm IIvo mlloi west of thu city. The Bender boy was visiting at Coloman's nnd the two were In Iba vineyard picking grapes wboti Colcman drew a revolver and pointed it at youug Bonder. Ho pointed it aeain , when young Bender started to run , "Tbo revolver was out of repair and could not be fired by using tbo trigger nnd Colomnn took his knife and sliuck the hammer , firing the revolver , the ball striking young Bender In tbo right leg. Young Coleman says bo does not know why ho shot the boy , as bo did not want to hurt him. I'Yumonc Nuivii Notes. FHEMONT , Neb , Sept. 5. [ Soeclnl to TUB BEC.J The town ball in Maple townsbip , near this city , was crowded to its utmost ca pacity last Saturday evening to listen to the Joint debate between J , A. Garner and J , E. Frlck. The four candidates for governor , Hon. C. E. Bentley , prohibition ; Hon. Charles H. Van Wyck , independent ; Hon. J. Sterling Morton , democratic , ana Hon. Lorenzo D. Crounso , republican , bavo been invited nnd are expected to attend the Dodge county old settlors' picnic to bo hold on the Ctmutauqua grounds here next Saturday , September 10. All are expected to speak , but not on pol itics. MlnUtt'rH Meet ut l.iinmx , LOMAX , Neb. , Sept. 5. ( Special to TUB BKK.J Tbo Baptist Custor association con vened Thursday and continued over Sunday. A largo number of delegates from the several churches were In attendance. The annual sermon wus preached by Rev. J , M. Boy of Mason City. Rov. A. J , Fleming was elected moderator. Mr. George Clark , financial nsront of the Grand Island college , delivered un address Friday night la. the Interests of the Grand island college. Ministers in at tendance from abroad are : J. J. Koelcr of Central City , E. A. Russell of Ord , James Sheppard of Blair and H. W. Stevens of Grand Island. Ilcatrlce J'olltlcul Notoi. BEATIICK : , Nob. , Sept. C. [ Special Tele gram to THE BEE. ] Tno Young Men's Ho- publican clubof this city U making elaborate preparations for a grand rally la this city Highest of all in Leavening Power , Latest U. S. Gov't Report Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Htlurday night noxtftriilch u to bo ml- iireseu by Hon. John M. Thurston of Oinnhn , that gontlemnHl'hnvIng signified till Intention by tclrgrapbrtpday thnt ho would sneak bo fore the club aVthat tlmo , pursuant to nn urgent InvltatMiA The Unco county prohibition Ills todav Is sued n call for their rflojinty convention for this city on September 18. The Independ ents will hold their1 convention Saturday next , " Work < ) t Diyi nr Thlovrn. Dnxiuu , Nob. , Sept , . | Special to TUB BEB.Potty ] thlovlqiti , ls bccomlucr qutto common of late , especially nt the churches on Sabbath ovonlngs , Last evening n num ber of persons ralssed rtngs from their har ness. A soarcn was at once bosun , nnd two suspected persons were caught with the property in their possession. School opened here this morning with sixty pupils In nttondnuce , with C. U. Ell- wangcr us principal nnd Miss Madge David son of Mlndon , Neb , at asMitant. Hoy. H. S. Williams of the First Cumber land Presbyterian church of Chicago preached hero last evening. On an appeal to tbo brethren , to assist the work in Chicago , ever $ .200 was raised. .Service nt HnstlnRi. HASTINGS , Nob. , Sept. 5. ( Special to. Tnc BBE.J In place of the regular sermon nt St. Mark's Episcopal church last night Mendels sohn's ' arrnngomontof the forty-second Psalm was rendered by a chorus choir ot twelve voices , with lint H. Williams , parish choir master , ns leader. Tbo church 'was crowded ns nnyer before in Its history , the choir com prising the best vocal talent ot the city. Vnlloy County Independents. Onn , Nob. , Sopt. 5. ( Special Telegram to TUB BEE. ] Tbo independent county conven tion met this afternoon. Henry N. Rhodes was nominated for representative' on the fourth ballot and Charles A. Munn selected for county attorney by acclamation. The committee on resolutions condemned the re publican and democratic parties. Working for Itrpnbllcnn Sticcosx. FIUXKM.V , Neb. , Sept. fi. [ Special to THE BP.E.J A republican club'of sixty members was organized hero Saturday. Every repub lican in this section is working hard for suc cess this fall. OMA.llA. Mttlo ( Icorcf Nnluli's Skull Fractured by n Kick from a liorso. George Nolan , a 3-jroar-old boy , was Kicked In tbo head by a horse yesterday afternoon and his skull was fractured. The wound upon the head was fully six inches in length nnd the fjacturo of the skull extended nearly tbrco Inches. That death did not result is n miracle , as the Injuries were of a voiy dan gerous nature , and two troplno operations were necessary to save the child's life. It is thought that ho will recover with proper care nnd attention. The injured child Is a son of Thomas No- Inn , who lives near Bollovuo. Mr. Nolan , wife and two children , attended Iho labor parade in Omaha , nnd on their way homo in the afternoon , about 3 o'clock , stopped at an Albright grocary stora to make a few pur chases. Mr. Nolan aflghtcd from tbo car- riairo , nnd while ho was In the store the boy took tbo whip in his jbnnds , loaned ever the dashboard and struck Aho horse n blow about tbo foot. The animal kicked and the boy. was Jorkcd to the grounrl under the horso's hoofs. The horse liopt up his kicking and struck the boy uoon tuo hold , with the terri ble results stated. Bo was picked up nnd carried into the store nnd a physician called , who dressed the chlld'si injuries und ho was taken to bis father's homo near Bellovuo. Thirteen Uollnqjiuit | Saloon Men. Thirteen saloon men have failed to pay their occupation tax Of OO each , and there is trouble in store for Iboso thirteen dealers in wet goods. The ordinance creating- the occupation tax upon tljo ! ' saloons is very plain in its wording , nnd its nurooso. The tax was levied1 t > afore tbo lecenses for the yenr _ were taken out and n saloon that has not an .occupation tax receipt may llnd itself suduonly minus tbo $500 license and closed to business. The council has instructed Attorney Van Duson to push tbo payment of the tax , and the sa- looa men who have not , paid will bo arrested and prosecuted , tbo ordinance mailing it n misdemeanor to conduct a saloon business without u-ving paid tbo occupation tux. Searching fora Ml slnjr Chili ) . I. N. Watson , who lives at 913 South Twonty-flfth avouuo , Omaha , was at the police station last ovnnlng searching for bis 11-year-old daughter Vera , who is lost. She loft homo Sunday evening and remained over night with some friends and yesterday afternoon came with them to byndicato park to attend tbo celebration. She got lost in the big crowd and her friends coula not llnd her , and were comoolled to leave without her. Her father made n thorough search nt the park , but could llnd no trace of the mlss- incr child , and secured the assistance of tbo pollco. . Fell Over nn Kmbankineiit. James Cotton , a section hand living in the noithwcstorn part of the city near tbo B. & M. junction , fell down n stoop embank ment last night nnd sustained very palufui injuries. Ho nllehtod upon bis nead and shoulders and Injured his spine , and it in a wonder that his nock was'not broken by the fall. Ho was also badly bruUed about the body and it will bo some days before ho fully recovers. Foundered Himself. Fred Schmidt , an Omaha saloonkeeper , boarded a motor In this city about ? o'clock last evening to go homo and was taken with convulsions. Ho wan removed from the train Is It Worth the Chance ? If you are sincere in encour aging honest manufacturers in giving you pure preparations instead of worthless ones , at fair instead of seemingly cheap price , is it worth the chance to purchase the dozen and one acjufterated extracts on the market' instead of Dr. Price's De'lic'ious Flavoring Extracts of-temon , Orange , Vanilla , etcjjf/hat impart the natural flavor of the fruit , and TV ! are endorsediior their purity , strength an j' ' conomy ? A trial of Dr. Price's Delicious Flavoring Extracts will prove a great myment § towards good eating , * ctive digestion and happy liomes. Ibc X * Mt. F U t aoA Flneit In .ftp Wo-ii. lT B enHerai-comod Jon uneicellcd. NEW YORK. lOHDOHDERRY AND OIA8DOW , KferT Saturday. NEW YOUK , uillUALTUll and NAPLES , . . .regular tnUirvols. SALOOh , EEDQHD-DIAS3 AND 8TEERADE rates on loiroet turmi to end from llio principle DJOICEt. EU3U3B , lEIBH t ALL COBIISIHIiL FOtHZa > Kxeureion tloltett KrulUble to l turn bjr cither tbo cU > tureiiiu * Clydt * NovtU of Inland or Nuplo A UltndUJ ' ' tU URI7 Oiliti for Air Aueut t l T it BitM. Appljr to any of oar local Apenu or to - - - CUlCiico , F'-j to a physician's ofllco nnd plvon modlcal at- tontlon , nnd Inter tattan to hfs homo in Omaha. Schmidt had boon spondlne tlio day with. South Omnlm friends and hnd wlnod and dined too freely for his stomach's snko , nnd the convulsions followed. Note * nnil roroiialt. E. Petty of Shelby was in the cltr yestor- dnv. dnv.Dora Dora -A daurjhtor to Mr. and MM. Daniel Kafforty. , Mrs. W. L. Holland IsrlsltinR with friends In Lincoln. Constable Patrick Bailer has gene to Iowa on nn oxtcuuod visit. Scott ( larrcll his returned from a visit to his old liumo nt Olnrlnda , In. Dean \Vhltmnrsh , rector of St. Martin's Eplscooal church , seriously ill. Ex-Counollmun Mlko Lee has plvon up his rosldcnco lu South Omaha nnd romored to Oraaha. Tlio city council and the Board of Educa tion will uicot In regular monthly session this evening. Frank Connors , n banker at Central Cltv , nnd formerly n resident of tQU cltv , was In town yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Oaughoy have returned from Colorado Sonngs , where they have been for sorao tlrao. Tbo South Omaha packers test week pur chased for slaughtering , 10.C03 cattle , 12,709 hogs , and 2,203 sheep. Soogar camp , Woodmen of the World , will hold a very Important mooting nt Masonic hall tonight. A largo delegation will bo present fiom Omaha. David Anderson nnd Judge Levy will rep- reseat the South Omaha Building and Loan association in tbo state convention , wnich moots in Lincoln next week. The thousands of strangers who were In the city yesterday made up us orderly and good natured a crowd as over assembled any- whoro. Not an arrest was made during the dny and no disturbance of any kind was re- portoa. DeWitt's Sarsaparilia is reliable. Wnr nit tlio Scalpers , War has boon declared by the Milwaukee ngnlust the ticket brokers , the trouble grow ing out of the rate nt which the brokers are selling tickets to Chicago. Ever since the $10 rate wont into effect the Milwaukee puoplo know that tickets were being sold for (0 and In order to get tickets out of the bauds of brokers de cided to purchase all the tickets they could atlbatrato ana compel the railroad com panies to redeem tboinat$10. thereby malting n dollar on each transaction. A number ot men were employed by the Milwaukee lo cal oftlclals to p'urcba o nil the tickets possible ut the fO rato. By pur suing thu system or "spotting" the Mllwnukoo has been nblo to ulmoU ex haust the supply of tickets In brokers' hands nnd has forced tbo brokers to demand n $13 rate with a rebate of W nt the Chicago end. While this notion counteract * the force of the Milwaukee's poMllon somewhat , It doc ? not mean to rest until the roads known to bo cutting the vale draw In their horns mul nlay lair. And the position taken by the Mllwnukoo Is worrying the other roads In the deal very con siderably , although nn alleged newspaper on Saturday made it appear that the Mil waukee pcoplo were getting the worst of it , In otber words , holding the sack. Tlio tick ets on sale In holders' hands nro harvest ex cursion tickets nnd some Kntguts Temnlar tickets. Tboso tickets have boon used ono way nnd nro coed until September ID but the local ofllclals think that the light mny bo carried beyond tUo tlmo originally decided upon. Wbllo nil the Missouri river roads nro in the pool , nil ot them , with the execution of the Milwaukee , bnvo tickets In brokers' Imnds nt tbo $9 mnrk , hoping thereby to increase business. Gen- eial Passenger Agent Hoaftord In pursuing the brokers is aiming at hlghor egmo nnd hopes to show rlvnl roads that cutting rntds by medium of scalpers is mighty poor busi ness. _ A A'A O UA VKMllXIS. Lincoln J. Carter's superb sconlo produc tion , "Tho Fast Mail , " which will bo pre sented at the Farnam street theater next Thursday ovonlug , by nn excellent com pany , Is ono of the most successful plays upon the stage In recent years. The story Is thrilling , and Justlco Is douo the startling and realistic scones by n perfection of mechanical effects. Among other reproduc tions is n representation of nn engine room on a Mississippi river steamboat , with tbo furnaces under the boilers 11 rod up : n train of cars shoots across the stngo lu one scene , and In another thcro is n vivid , beautiful , anu nwo-insplring representation ot Niagara Falls by moonlight , with tuo slngiug waters and cracotul mUt that rises nbovo and about it. The company is said to bo excellent throughout. John T. Kelly , thu popular Irish comedian , conies to Boyd's now thuatur next Sunday evening for n four nlsht's oncngomcnt , pre senting for the lint time here his now pin v "MoFoo of Dublin. " Kelly is ono of the best delineators of Irish characters on the stage , a u a In the now play has u part mlmlr- nblv suited to his abilities. Ho will bo as slstod by n clever company of artist * , includ ing Florno West. Mattlo Vlckors and others IMMENSELY 1 BLACKWELL'S EVERYWHERE SMOKENG TOBACCO , Whether on the hills gaming ; in the place of business ; oral home , It always fills that niche of com fort a good smoke. Put up in. handy packages , and recognized everywhere as a Pure Granulated Leaf Tobacco of the highest quali ty ; it recommends itself to every smoker's use. Sold everywhere. BULL DURHAM Is always uniform in quality. Pure , sweet and clean. * THE IDEAL OF FINE TOBACCO. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. , DURHAM , N. C. i Every MATT can ho S'JCKONO and VIO- OltOUSin all 'eipects _ _ _ _ by usins SPANISH N01KVINB , the Brent Spanish Remcily. YOUNG MEN OR OLD suffering from NERVOUS I5BBIWTY , XtOST or f\i FAIIdNO MANHOOD , mKMtlycMisslons , convulsions , nervous - " - = prostrationcnusid bylbeuse of opium , tobacco ur alcoholwake- fulness , mental depression , loss olpovrcr in culler sex , spermalor- m AND AFTER us > K , rlicua caused by self abuse and over indnlRencp or any personal weak' ness can bo restored to perfect health and the NOB&K VITALITY OF 3TRONO MJJN. We give a written Kuaramcu with & boxes to euro any case or refund the. money. $ i a boxC boxet Jj For Sala in Omaha by Snow , Lund & Co. MANHOOD RESTORED. D R. C. GEE WO " 8ANATIVO , " the . . Wonderful Hppnlsh llpnicdy , ia rold with a Written Guarantee to cure nil Meiroua Dis eases , such as Wealc Memory , I/HS < > f Drain Power , Headache , \VaUofnlneft8 , Lost Man- hoot ] , Ncrvotun , Jju- cltudc , all drains and Doforo & After Use. loss of power of th Pbotograpbcd from life. Generative Cleans la either ecx. cnu'eil by otrr-oxeilloii , joiithfnl Indiscretionsor the excM.iire asoof tot icco.opium , or stimulant * , which iilthimtety hfldtn Itillrinlty , Cuiisumiitlon nnd Infinity , i'ut up Inconvenient form to rarrr In Hie M-st pocket. 1'rlce | l n 1'iicknce , or 0 far 55.V Ith every { 0 older r gite a written Kimrantoo to cure or refund the manorcxiitby mall to an ; mlilrou. circular free In j'lalii envelope. Mention thlsp | er , AnJir&i , HAD.tiO CHEMICAL CO , lirnnch Oilic : for U. 8. A , 3M Dmrborn Street. CHIOAnO , ILU ffOtt BAtE IX OX'AIIA. NEB. , BY Thoonly lojjllr E" > 1i > at3l Chlnoia phytlotai Kr.hc ft Co. , Co r ntli & UouRlaa Stt. I'lulit yours' mudy Tai yours praottoal urpjr' . ' .A Fuller A Co. . Cor llth Du-.alMStv cnco with all Kno tn dlsoisos. Trent * tucoiairullr nllchronlooases elvan up by nthor doctors Call ORDINANCK NO. 3231. nnd see him or irrlto fur question blank. Do not An nrritn inuo tlocliirlnz thonoccsslty of crnd- thtnkyourciio youHo. buttry the hoinlou Chlueso hocuuo doctor with yonrdoctortallj hit now anl Int tfJth strcot front Cir.iiiil iivonno to/\ino3 woiulorfiil roincJIOJ , utnl raojlvo no * bonellt * unl nvonim , inicl appolntlti ) ; throe dlslnturustod parmanontcuro what othur dootori cannot slva. iiDpr.ilsors to assess und ( lotoruilnu tliadiitn- Herbs , Hoots nnd Hants nature's roraudlss | U iises , If liny , to the properly ownurs , which tnedlclnos. The world his wltnosi. Ono thouianl may ho caused by such Kraillnr. testimonials In three years' practice. No Injurious Ho It onl.ilneil by the city council of the city decoctions , no narcotlcj , no polioa. Uutloail f Uinahii : treatment uml permanent cure. boctlonl. Thnt It Is proper and neuossary , and It Is librohy dcalitrod proper nnd nocosi.1- ry , to Krnde 39th strcot to Its prosuttt ostnb- llshed Krndo , Including nocosxury nppronchus Kollowlns cases sueoassfully traatad anJ enrol , tlui re to. from Orand uvcnuo to A in us iivnnuo , Klvvn up hy other doctors : Hoctlon ' - ' . Thattho nmyor , with the approv Thot.Couuhltn. 4IU llarnoy street , ebronlorhoa- al of the city counoll. nppnlnt thrco disinter- matlsm 0 years , kldaoy nnd liver troubles. ostcd appraisers to nuprnlso , assess anil dotor- Thos. Culvert , 12th nnd Karniin atrooti , Ronoral inlno tliuduniago to property owners which dutilllty. Indlgostlon , UMI of utroaith nnl viutlty. may bocatiHod byauoh eradliu , tiiklnj ? into Took mudlclno for yatrs but gat no roller , consldoratloti In making such uppr itamont. Al. It. Andorion , Mil Cumlnj otrjot , ottarrii thu special hunoUls , If any , to such property , nstUma and bronchitis of tUtuon years otauilloi. by reason of anoli Kfucllnir. Hcctlon 3. Thut this ordinance shall take olToct and be In forcu from und utter Ha JIiu for sale tUo following prepiroa romodloi at . pass- 11.00 n bottle. U bottles lorj500 , for the cure ot nco. ' Asthma , Catarrh , hick lloadicho , IriilUnitton 1'assod 30th. 1803. August . lllooil I'olsonlnit , Ithoumuttun , KemiloVajkness. . JOHN GUOVES. Kldnur and hirer Complaint. No nxunts. tiold ulty Olorlc. only t > y Cblaoso Medlclno Co , Capital , E. I > . DAVIS. President OHy Oounoll. Approved ( \URii3t Slat. IR'J- OKO. P. IinMlS. Mayor. Office , 16th anil Califorflii Sis. , Omaha , Neb , Ayer's ' Pills Are bettor known nwl moro general , ly used than nny other cathartic. Sugar-coated , purely vegetable , and free from mercury or any other Inju rious drug , thts la the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and ener getic in theiractlon , the use ot thcso pills is attended with only the best results. Their ciTect is to strengthen and regulate the organic functions , being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach ach , Hvor , and bowels. Ayer's Pills are recommended by all Iho leading physicians und druggists , as the mo'st prompt and effective remedy for biliousness , nausea , costivencss , indigestion , sluggishness of the liver , jaundice , drowsiness , pain in the side , and sick headache ; also , to relieve colds , fevers , neuralgia , and rheumatism. They are taken with great benefit In chills and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers , whether by land or sea , Ayer's ' Pills are the best , and should never bo omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all cli mates , they are put up in bottles as well as boxes. "I have used Ayer's Pills in my family for several years , and always found them to bo a mild and excel lent purgative , having a good effect on the liver. It is the best pill used. " Frank Spillman , Sulphur , Ky. Prepared by Dr. J.C. AyeiSc Co. , LowellMass. Sold by DruggltuKvcryMUcre. Every Dose Effective AMUSEMENTS 'S19fNBW ' j Tru if i , ' a B GJ w Theater' ' ng g" " " > . ; Tins , Tuesday livcni ; g , Sept. 6 , Supported by the Strongest and Most Com plete DRRMKT1G GOMPRNY Now Ilcforo tlio Public. TOMO11T JULIUS CAESAR Wednesday Matlnoo-IKGOM All. Wednesday Kvenlnrf-THK QljADIATOIl. Prices IteJcrTeil i-fiitn. llr t floor. Jl ; eenornl ft't- ' rolMlon. T5c : reserved sonts In balcony , 7uo : Keneru ndmlsslon , Me ; ( jnllurr - > c. Jlntlnoe prices Klrsl floor. 75c ; balcony , 6Uo Farnam St , Thsater 'Iliiirnrtajr. Krlilajr , Fnturday Mtltlneo anil Mxhl. THE FAST MAIL. 10 Be la of spocliil scenery. Kllulit of tlio fust mull Nlnnnni fnlli by inounllclit. nltli boiling mist. Practical Trorklneonulnu nnil U freight cam , with lllumlimtoil caboosur 'Jlio ilaao illvo. Itonllstlo rlror sccnu ami stoambait explosion , ami ono htin- ilrcd other BtmllnnoITacts. THE EVANS , The Hot Springs of America , Hoi aiirluirs , S , D. Finest noort llotol In the \Vf > st. Strictly Klrnl Claas Laruo ilooms , Hlnglo or Knsilltc , Mow Open. All Modurn InipruvununH. Tnblo a Spe cialty. Uons'innblo Itivtoi for llalancoof Sea nn. Urchcstrnnnd Danclne Kvory Uvcntngln the Mil ale Hull. Kin cut Hunu'O Until la thu United ytutc . Uunntlful Mountila ticonory , BplonUld Climate , Cool NUhts , No Mosqultos. 3WJ Koot nliovo tliu I-cn. Tlio South liakota Hot Siirlnns are attracting attention nil ever tlio irorM , and nro curing a lnru ir porcontneo tlinn nny surln s In the U. S. Tor rites , btths , uto. ami ot'ierln * or mailon , uildruss , O. 8. MAllliriN. IlotSprliitfs , Boulh Uakotn QUAIL BRAND HEALTH FOODS Parched Rolled Oats , Unequalled in Flavor. Corn Gritz , Sold only lii 21 pound paukn oi. Velvet Meal , For in u 111 na and gomi. INT N 1 lwl lo Sold by all b'iiMl-CI us PROPOSALS FOR THE FURNISH ING OF STEAM COAL FOR THE USE OF THE CITY HALL AND CO'AL FOR THE ELECTION BOOTHS. Sealed bldn will ho received at the ofllcoof thu comptroller , Omaha , Moh. , up to 4 p. in. Boptomboru , 1H1K ! , for the furnlshlnc of aleam coal ( or the use ot the city bull and ono-lml ( ton of coal for ojcli election booth at the corn- In/olcollon. Kaoli bidder to furnish acortl- fiod cliooU for IM.OU. The rlKhlls rcsorvod to uccopt or reject nny or all bids. TIIKO. Oi.BUN , Comptroller. Omulm. Nob. , August lit , 189. . ulUOt CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS We keep a full line of Campaign Goods in stock for Millitary , Naval , Cavalry and Zouave battallions ; Cadet , Continental and Drum Corps. Capes , Helmets , Shirts , Leggings , Belts , Torches , etc , Oves 2OO different combinations to select from. Send to us for illustrated Price List. Continental Glothin Corner 15th and Douglas Streets , Manufacturers.
