THE OMAHA DAILY BtiKs ATUllDAY , OCTOBER 1 , 1892 ,
fy ( ) INVESTIGATE THE CHARGE
0. Eowick Will Bo Invited to Verify
His Acoiuation.
OSITION OF THE STATE BOARD MEMBERS
Clmlrimti Ittim | > tiro7 Itcgnril * It ni 111 *
Duty to Vludlciitc cr Convict tlio
Mmmccintmt of tl.s Lincoln
Jmnno
LINCOLN , Nob. , bopt. no. . . [ Special to THE
Bnr. . | It hns practically Usin decided by the
Btato Hoard of Publlo Ltinds and Buildings
\o make a thorough Investigation of tlio sen-
fcationtil charges made at the Lansing opera
house In this city Tuosaay evening by LC. .
Zlowlcic. The board has no means of enforc
ing Iho attendance of witnesses , but nn ur
gent Invitation will doubtless bo extended to
Mr. Kowlek to como before the board and
ubmlthts evidence. In this connection the
following Intlcr nddroised to Chalrmnt :
Humphrey of the board by Governor Iloyi
Is of interest :
"I would respectfully call your nttonttor
to tlio siatoinonts made nt a public mooting
In tuls city and discussed W the press of dls
honest management of tlio hospital for the
Insane al Lincoln , nnd sUlo thul 1 feel it m ; ,
dulv ni chlot executive of the commonwoaltl
to respi'ctfully urge your board to make i
thorough Investigation of iho charges nr.uii
for the tinrposo of bringing the parties , 1
proven guilty , to justice , and the recovery
o far na possible , from their hondsmon o
BinounlH utolcn front Iho state ) , if such ttijpfti
Shall 1)0 ) ustnbllshod.
"I nin moved totnis course In thodlschnrfii
of my duties , certain fuels having como ti
my knowloUiro through ofllclul ohnnncls
which would Boom to loud corroboration ti
omo of the published clnnges. "
lti < | iii < lliiU' < l l > y IiiilriH'mtrnH.
A. J. Oustln , ono of the loading inombor :
Of tbn Independent parly in Iho state am
whoso prominence In the councils of thn
parly will nol bo disputed by anyone , sail
to Tint HII : : representative this morning tha
In his opinion Air. Howlck was but llttlo better
tor than tbo men tin hud denounced. "Ill
nan who keeps in bis possession for so Ion ,
n time the evidence of rascality and decline
to tnnko It public , " said Mr. ( Justin , "dc
eorvcH the coudomnutlon of all honest men
If he olTeiud to suppress bis ovlduncn in con
EidonUlon oi au ofllco ho Is no bettor than
Receiver of stolen goods , ' Mr Gustln wa
* iv. ! ' 'tally Indignant at the assertion tbn
Mr. lie wick Is receiving the countenance u
the Independent partv in nisolTorts to oxnas
the alleged rascality ol the asylum omnlyes
"The Independent party will recognize n
pinn who is dialiouost as Mr. Kowick's ow
statements prove him to bewas the on
phaliu manner In which Mr. Qustin o
pressed himself on this point.
Srrrotury of State .Mlon'rt Views.
Sccintnry of State Allen was asked b
Tun Br.r. representative today whether th
Board of Public Lanas and Huildings woul
Institute an investigation of tbo manner 1
Vvlneb accounts nnd contracts had boon jup
plod at tbo asylum , ilo replied tun
Buch nn Investigation would doubtlos
bo commenced nt once ; that Attorney ( ji > i
oral Hastings had telegraphed W. 3. Sun
xnors , the assistant attorney trenornl , that h
would iclurn to Lincoln this evening. Set
yotarv Allen discussed * ho charges at soni
length and spoke of the difliculty in kcopln
n check on the contract supply sytom o :
forced by law in tnls state.
AH an illustration showing the way good
are purchased at tba present tlmo ho stuto
that during tbo quarlor just expired Iho bl
of C. Konman & Co. for groceries furnlshc
the bo ullal for Iho insane at Lincoln , e
Whicn Dr. J. W. Howtnan Is suporlnlondcn
amounted lo ? 1,895.70 , while iho estimate f <
the quarter und tbo amount bid on Dy Ilo I
dan it Co. wus $707.27.
"I llnd upon invostlgallnn , " said M
Allen , llbesl prunes bid nt 5 conls , ovapa
ntcd pucioi ) at 0 cants , English currents
acnts , rlnc ovuooratcd npplos at 4 cents ai
ovnpor.it od blackberries nt 5 conls. No ;
\vlin Ihls low bid on evaporated fruils , wine
nro tno uust qunlity on the market , nol si
dried , why did Dr. Bowman , superintend ! ) !
of Iho Institution , if working on nn oconom
basis neglect to purchase poaches , blaekberri
and prunes , buying a few pounds only of a |
pics and paving in ouo month alone ov
fSOO for ovanoratod apricots nt 17)-f con
per pound , which were not in the contrac
Tnis , too , during the month of Scpteir.bc
when nil dried fruits nro ot the now cro
TV'hy also In July were these low prices .1
Bored and nearly $100 cxnondcd for groi
fruits nnd no dried fruit , with a contract i
California canned fruits far beneath ihc
Value ?
Oilier Iiitorvstlnt ; Fontttres.
'Wby did the estimate call for oulv7G7.
tvhero $1,80.1.76 was used , and why was tl
amount of goods uurclinsed on this control
Certainly not bncauso gardens foiled
yield tholr crop of vegetables , for
llnd in tbo bid hominy , and homl
tjrltb bid at 1 cent per pound , beans bid u
cents per pound , other farunnclous goods
proportion and no hominy nnd scarcely a
beans purchased. Why do wo llnd a stn ]
nrtlclo like cheese loft off the ostlmi
nnd hirer o amounts purchased at rot
price 1. > cents per pound } Wo also find
Ginned flsh ono article canned snlmoi
billed at $1.15 per case , wholesale price $ . " >
mid not n case bought during iho quart
but mustard sardines bought In their pit
nl $ il 2" > n < M' case when wholesale prlco
about $3.23. "
Air , Allen had other comparisons and
staled that under the prasutit system it
Impossible for the board to prevent I
practice at Iho Lincoln asylum or any otl
ntato institutions. It was roeonimoue !
to the alliance legislature of t
yonrs ngo by Hon. John Steen , co
mlHHlor.oiof public lands and but
ings , thut a purchasing nuont bo employ
by thn stntei under the direction of the Bo :
of Public Lunds nnd Uulldlngs whoso dut
it would bo to purchase all supplies for I
state and lo kcon n check on iho different
atilutlons. Thnt is Impossible lo be dc
under the present system and i
recommendations of Mr. btocn wi
not considered. Mr. Allen stated that 1
board bus repeatedly ordered Iho dlflon
superintendents thai In nil contracts w
the state on supplies , they bo Illlod and
llvcred nt ono tlmo nnd entire , thus malt
their estimates and bids call for just w !
each institution requires. 'Ibis order 1
been Ignored bv formei superintendents
well as by Dr. Bowman , mjd houco Ibo
portunity appears tor practices not cons
out with the Interests of Iho stuto ,
Crutu Hunk Allitlm. '
Kccolvor Miller of the defunct State Ui
of Nebraska at Crete today tiled with
clerk of tlto Biiprumo court a request for
Btructlons on a point which has already b
raised by him In the discharge of his dull
Ho states to the court that after oxnmln
the books ho has discovered that Indlvldu
nnd tlrms to the number thirty in a 1 urti
dobtod to the bank In the aggregate sum
? 1I,718.-I'J. ! These sumo parlies also have
posits in the bunlt to the amount of gn.UO'j
Ilo Uoslrei iho court lo deride for I
whether ho Khali glvo those purllos credit
their indebtedness to the full nmoun
tholr deposits , or only credit thoni with si
part of their deposits as may eventually
paid to all depositors ol the bunlc.
It is no longer believed that the deposit
of the Imnit will rccolvo dollar for dollar
tholr inoue-y. The bank's nffulrs art ) I
much worse condition Hum wiisulllrfils
posed. Tlio forthpo-nlng report of the
oelvor promises to bo nn Inturoitlng do
mcnt ,
( ! o l | > ut the Htiitu lloiun.
Governor Doyd loday appointed d. J. 'I
Uo of Ihli city judge of tno Third judl
district , to till the vacancy created by
restRiiiuIon of JudRO Alien W. Field , i
luo republican candidate for congress ,
Tultlo Is the domocrutio candidate for
position ut the coming general election.
The cprUflcato of the nomination of 1
Hani S , Drnh as tha oandn'ato for con at
in the Fourth congressional district '
tiled wila the secretary of state today.
Ihe > bupreme court has adjourned u
next Tuesday , when cases Iroin the TI
judicial district ulll bo taken up.
Articles of mcorixiratloii of the 01 :
Milling association of Champion , Nob. , \ \
lllud with tbo secretary of state today. '
company hns a capital or 120,000 , and Is
corporalod by Thomas Sootl and others.
Only llfteeu aays yet remain In which
certificate * ot iioumallou of the caudldi
THE MORSE DRY GOODS GO.
ladies' Kid Gloves.
Extraordinary
Bargains.
For Today.
Wo call niton lion to the following
lots , which cannot bo replaced at the
prices.
At $1.29.
wo offer 100 do/on C-hook Droasod Jou-
vlu , nnd 7-hook Rttodo .louvln fjlovos ,
both real French kid and in the follow-
in B colors , tan , brown , mode , pearlpray
ami assorted slates. These have always
bec.i 32 ; today they go nt $1.29 u
pair.
. At $1.50. $
Another lot of 5 end 7 hoolc Suede
nnd 8 inch Mousqultalro Glovesinnkors ,
.Touvln and Courvolslor , both celebra
ted manufacturer.- line glovos. They
have been $2.2o. Today wo sell
them at $1.50 a pair. At thcso prices
wo will not lit any gloves on day of
salo. Any day during the following
wuelc wo will gladly do so.
Como early while our stock is com
plete.
Ladies' ' Wool Vests ,
75c.
Swiss ribbed , high nock long sleeves ,
high neck sleeveless , and low neck nnd
slenvoloss , white and colors. Others
ask $1.25 and 81. < iO , wo give choice to
dav for 75c.
Infants' ' Cashmere Hose ,
lOc ,
Colors , rod , navy , seal and black. Just
half prlco.
on tbo several btato tickets may bo filed with
the secretary of state.
The c.iso of John Thomas against Anna
Markhara was tiled with the cleric of the supreme
premo coart this morning. It comes trom
Douglas county.
School bonds Irom several counties were
registered nt the auditor's ofllco this mnrn-
ingns follows : Way no , 9300 ; Boo no , $300 ;
Custer , Sti'J5 ; Fimias , $ ( W5.
Tbo commissioner of public lands and
buildings lodnv * > or.t out ever 3,000 forfeiture
notices to the holders of school lands. These
holders are in every county of the state. Last
year the commissioner sent out 97,000 no
tices , but on account of the drouth the year
before the time was extended. The forfeit
ure notices sent out todav cover tracts of
land hold by nonresidents for speculation ,
nnd the law will bo vigorously enforced in
every caso.
Senator Koontz , ono of the secretaries of
the Stnto Board of Transportation , returned
today from his eastern trip. While away ho
visited the battle fields In the vicinity of
Kichmond , Va. , and was particularly inter
ested in the fields of Potorsourg , Frodrlcks-
burg. Fair Oaks and Seven Pines. Ho vis
ited the same battle field * nearly thirty years
ago when the opportunities for plcasuro and
sightseeing were not as favorable as they
were within the past few weeks.
The state examining board mot at the of
llco of the state superintendent of public in
struction this afternoon to dotonnlno upon
the names of the touchers entitled to state
certificates. The list will not bo announced
Injured lu n Cano Hush.
The inevitable cano rush took place at the
State university this morning at 10 o'clock.
At that hour Iho trcshmon murchod Into
chapel , each proudly catr.ving a cano. Tholr
right to do BO was at once challenged by tba
more mature sophomores nnd the usual strug
gle onsuud. About 150 students participated
and the contestants wciro about equally di
vided. The conlilct rauod with varying fortune -
tune during the entire forenoon and both
sides claim the victory , although the fresh-
n.cn assert that the sophomores were done
up. Most of the canes were orokon un ot
carrlca away. During the struggle a fresh
man named Percy Amos Perry , who lives nt
Chadron , was knocked down nnd severely
kicked in the stomach. Ills injuries nro se
vere , but not serious , and ho will bo able to
rosurao his pluco in his classes In u day or so.
It bus been decided to dolinitoiy aottlo the
question as to whether the freshmen shall
carry oanos during the ensuing year at t
regular cauo rush to bo bold ono week from
today.
round lli'iul In a Chulr.
This morning Mrs. S. A. Warner sent hoi
llttlo boy to the Cblneso laundry aiiiSt
South To nth slrool lo bring some washing
which had boon loft with tbo proprietor ,
Tlio Illtiu boy soon returned and told hi :
mother that the Chinaman was sitting sill
In a chair and thai ho was "awful stiff. " Ac
invosilgotion wns made and whoa neighbors
arrived at the laundry it was discovered thai
tbo little boy WAS right as describing the
man as "awful stiff , " Ho was dead and had
been dond tor bovoral hours. His body was
al once removed to an undertaker's and prepared
pared for burial. No cause for his suudot
death has us yet boon nsslencd. Ills nann
wns Kwong Iling , and bo has boon dolnc
business In this city for some time. It i :
believed thnt his death was caused by un ox
ncsslvo use of opium.
Ilrnril In thn Umirt lloniiift ,
Fred Ilerdllen , the man charged with
shooting with Intent to wound , was today lie
quitted of that ohurgo by the jury and con
viotod of assault and battery , lie wan sentenced
toncod to nay u line of J.V ) nnd serve a tern
ot thirty dnvsln the county jail.
u liroon S. Gravely , convicted of murder litho
- the second duirrro for the killing of Charll
D-
Do - Thomas last May , has moved tno court for i
oi - now trial on thn ground thai iho county attorney
tornoy was guilty of misconduct uy muklni
statements to the jury that were not sup
ported bv the ovldnuco.
Ial Dr. Thomas O'Connor was convicted o
al practicing medicine nnd tiurgory without i
JO cortlllcuto from the State Board of Health
His nllornovs at once moved an arrest , o
r > judgment on iho ground lhai ihe complain
did not state an offonbo against tbo laws o
Nebraska.
IIts Amanda Bpps was given a divorce fret
ts her husband and also awarded allmoay In tb
sum of fi % per month ,
O. M , Mules has commenced an action t
til collect $1,000 damages from J , K. Wabsto
rd and 1) . A , Gloson , claiming thai they hni
unlawfully toizod a certain piece ot proport ;
that ho hud bought.
10 TC.I. .L , . . Ifeutll llOli.
nEituN , Neb , , Sopt. UO. [ Special to Til
sees HKK. I William 1'aap of Horlln precinct
es ouoot the oldest , as well as ouo of th
Corsets.
The only complete stool ; in the city.
\Vo have them to suit ovoryono. Sec
them , prlco them , whether you wish to
purchase or not.Vo nro always pleased
to show our goods.
At 50C.
wo offer the best corset you can find
nnywhoro , either whlto or drab , nil
B\.OS \ , 18 to 30 inches. It Is well worth
75 couta.
Ice Wool , 2&c a Box.
Of 8 bulls , cream , whlto or black , regu
lar price 'lOc.
Ginghams , V/ &
Odd lots of our 15o nnd 121c qualities
Today wo boll them at OJc.
CameletteSnltings.SVsC .
Desirable shades for fall wear , price
heretofore loc ; today only 8Jc yard.
COMPLETE STOCKS
OP
NEW WHITE B'.ANKETS ' ,
NEW G MY BLANKETS ,
NEW SCARLET BLANKETS ,
NEW B'D COMFORTABLES ,
NEW LAP ROBES , AND
NEW HORSE BLANKTTS
All at prices unapproacbed by otho
houses.
Fine Carpets.
Our fall showing of now styles exceed
in attractiveness , number of oxclusiv
patterns and actual value , that of al
other carpet stocks in this city com
bined.
wealthiest settlers of eastern Nebraska , was
followed to his grave today by ono of the
largest concourses of pooolo over assembled
In eastern Nebraska. Mr. Paap leaves a
wife and eight children.
MMUtASKA COUNTY FAIUS.
XcnuUta'8 Inhibition tlio Most Successful
In HIT HiHtory.
AUUUIIK , Nob. , Sept. ! iO. [ Special to THE
BKB. ] Nomaha county's eighth annual fair
has passed into history and is regarded as ono
of the most successful ones every way tnat
Nomaha county has ever hold. The entries ,
while not so largo as some years previonslv ,
were especially lino. The weather hns boon
all that could bo doslrcd , which is quito an
unusual thing for us. Too much praUo can
not bo felvon to the sscrotary , Mr.V. . B.
fisher , and the eminent success of this fair
[ jiis boon largely duo to his untir
ing zeal and excellent munntjomont. All
of the exhibitors and others con-
nectea with this fair speak in high terms oC
commendation for tno courteous treatment
received. This is especially true of the re
presentatives of tbo press who have boon
accorded all the p.livileeos in his power. TUo
total receipts of the fair have boon ever
2,000 , which loaves tbo association a hand
some margin ever and above expenses.
COI.UMIIUS , Nob. . Sept. 30. | Special Tele
gram to Tins Bun.j Tbo Columbus Drlvlr.R
Parlt and Fair association closed a very suc
cessful meeting here tonight. The agricul
tural , stock and poultry displays were lino.
Iho , races were pood. The crowds in attend'
nnco were very largo , and the general > > vay ol
conducting the meeting gnvo satisfaction. II
is admitted to bo tno best fair over hold Ir
Columbus. _
Froiniinc Nuirs Notes.
PKBMONT , Neb. , Sept. SO. [ Special to Tin
BEB.J Tbo contract for paving nnd curbitu
three now dlsti lots in this city was yesterday
day awarded to McDonald & Pen Held by the
llonrd of Public Works. The paving will bi
of brink and the curbing of cement. The ;
had previously received tbo contracts for tin
sewerage of the city and tbo extension of Ui <
water mains and are now looking for more
man.
man.Hov. . J , VV. Robinson and wife have movoc
to Central City.
Hov. George M. Brown end wife have
moved to ttis city , where they will receiver
very warm welcome , his interest in thi
Chautauqua having made many frlonds foi
him , not only in the Mothodlst and othei
cburchos , but outsido.
Vurilluts AguliiHt Siiloonkcopors.
WIUIEU , Nob. , Sept. 80. [ Special to Tni
Hi-.K.J Most of the tlmo of the district cour
this week hns been taken up with damagi
suits against saloon koopors. Jennie Sponci
got a verdict of 1100 agalast thi
bonosmen of T. U. Kelley of Fnond for soil
ing liquor to her husband , an bnbitua
drunkard. Clnvlu I'lucknott got n vordic
of W.5UO ngnlnst William Tippy of Uo Witt
in whoso saloon her husband was killed , am
f i.noo against Uoorgo W. Schramm , anotho
saloonlu'nner of that town. Jane Wright
wife of Cliarllo Wright , pot a verdlut of ? M
uiralnst Ueorgo Grant and William Tippy o
Uo Witt. _
Ilnrcliirft Mil l > Itulcl at Tulmngu.
TAT.MAOB , Nob. , Sept. ! . [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Ben. ] Tulraago was visited b ;
a gang of professional buiglars last night
Judging from their work , Thn Talmago olc
valor safe was blown open with giant powder
dor and the combination torn out , Bom
papers ot value went taxon , but they wor
found again close by. About f-'J In ponnle
were taken trom the postoDlco and 5(1 ( cent
in pennies and some liquors from Butz *
saloon. Tnls Is the second robbery in u vcr
short time , and tbo citizens are thorough ! ]
aroused.
in tin' Intcruiit of Hallway
COI.UMIII'B , Neb , , Bopt. aSpecial ( Tolt
gram to Tim UKB.J Mrs , C. M , Woodwar
has boon in this city the past two days glv
lug a series of lectures under Iho auspices o
the Woman's Christian Temperance unior
She spoke yesterday afternoon at tbn count ;
fair , lait evening nt the Methodist Kplscopa
church and this evening at the Congrogo
rlonal church in the interest ot railway on
ployes. _
Wnrlcol Hold
Auuuuv , Neb. , Soot. 30. [ Special to Tn
BBB. ] Whllo Kooert Toaro , Jr. , was roturf
Ing from a dnnco at about 'J o'clock thi
morning , when near his homo in tbU cltj
ho was approached from behind by two moi
Men's ' Furnishings.
Night Shirts , 50c.
Just received another lot of these
unexcelled 60o ujght shirts , nil slzos
from lU to IB Inches ,
Men's ' Handkerchiefs ,
25c.
Pine linen , fancy border , hem
stitched handkerchiefs , 2oo each ,
82.7o n dozen ; unlqtio designs , fast
colors.
Initial Silk Hand
kerchiefs , 50c.
100 dozen heavy alllc , largo elabor
ate initial , worth 7oc , today OOc
oaoh.
Men's ' Keckwear.
Nuat , nobby styles for fall , the
latest colors in urocn , olive , brown
nnd bluo.'n show everything
that Is now in pulls , locks nnd four-
in-hands.
Men's ' Socks 25c.
All wool and camel's hair , nat
ural color , sixes ! )1 to 11 , regular GOc
quality , wo cut tlio prioo In two to
day , Mo n pair.
Mra's Percale Shirts ,
50c.
An odd lot. the balance of our $1.5C
quality , in largo and small sizes
only , to clean up quickly wo murk
tliomCOconch.
Men's SiFlaou-
kerchiefs , 35c.
100 dozen hemstitched , good ful
size , regular 50c prado , todaj
only 35c onch. i
Ladies' Veilings.
Our stock is now ropioto with al
the novelties of Iho soason.
walking quite rapidly. Ho stopped aside tc
allow them to pass"when ono of the men thren
his arms around Robert's nook nnd began
choking him while the ! other relieved him oi
about $10 in cash and his 'watch. The
men wore strangers to Robert , althouch he
thinks bo can identify them , but as there IE
no clew to wor upon there Is but little
chance of their being captured.
I'ROTUCTINQ IOWA rAHMS.
liotil hcheino by Wliloli th JHIsnouri Klvoi
Clmiuu'l Will Ho C'liuiiKod.
BEM.nvuE , I eb , , Sopt. 30. [ Special tc
Tim Bnu. ] Ono of tbo boldest altomptc
ever made to change tbo channel of the Mis
souri river is just now being made by cortaii :
Iowa individuals. Some years ago at r
point about ono ana ahalf miles north of this
nlaco the river began cutting In toward tht
Iowa side and has continued its change
until a largo bond has been made und hun
dreds of acres of Iowa soil added to tbo Ne
brasua shore. A few rods from the bond or
tno Iowa shore Mosquito creek winds Us
way southward through the Iowa botton
toward another big bona In the rlvor t
couple of miles below. In this creek the rive :
must soon iiud a now cbannol If the ranlc
cutting away of the eastern bank is not prevented
vented , and by taxing this course sovera
line farms on the Iowa bottom would b <
ruined and thousands of dollars damage :
douo. To chaneo the chaunol and stoj
further cutting away of tno eastern banl
these interested have rcsoveld on a bole
move which , if successfully carried out
would cost tenfold more damages to the Ne
brnska sldo than woula DO caused by thi
rlvor cutting a now channel through Mos
quito -0ik. .
A few days ago a number of men wen
quietly landed on tbo Nebraska .sldo am
at once commenced the \voric of digging i
canal sixteen foot acop from a nlaco on thi
south side of the point on the Nebraska sldi
and extending north through lapdiow occu
plod as farms to the river , and into tht
canal they expect to turn the river , thus diverting
vorting the channel from the onstern bank
Hut it Is hardly probable that tho' '
will bo allowed to complete their scheme
as its success would Insure the los
of thousands of acres of valuable lam
en the Nebraska sldo. It is reported that thi
pang that is performing tbo work Is full ;
nrmod and equipped for any emergency tha
may occur. However , Interested purtlo
have been making an investigation and wll
probably taico iho necessary steps to arres
the further progress of the work. Amen
those who have largo interests on r.bo Nc
braska sldo where this canal Is bain
made is Charles P. Benjamin , tha Omah
dirt rloalor wno owns B. & M. park , which i
located right in tbo immediate vicinity o
where the work is now being done.
ArriiHtoil for .Seining.
DAKOTA CITV , Nob. , Sopt. ! 10. ( Special t
TUB ilEB.J Sheriff Ilvan yesterday arrestei
M.O. King , who clalnis'to rosldo in Bout !
Dakota , for seining In Jackson l ko. H
gave S100 bands for hls'prollinlnary hoarlni
before County Judge Wanner on October 5.
Toi > Mui'li of ItUk ,
Ills not unusual for colds con traded In th
fall to hung on all winter. In such cast
catarrh or ohronlo bro'n'dhltio are almost suite
to result. A llfty-cont hottlo of Chamuoi
lam's Cougn Remedy * will euro any coU
Can vou afford to risit'so much for so"sma
nn amount < This ralnody is intended oa
poclally for bad colds > and croup and ca
always bo depended upon , Forsnlo by dru <
gists.
' m- Tlio Womeiror Kmnlii.
Jn THIS SUNDAY BKEUvlll appear one of tb
most intensely Interesting of all the lottoi
written from Russia { fy thnt gifted corret
pendent , Frank CJ. Carpenter. It is on tt
women of thtt czar's dominions , and is moi
fascinating than fiction. Do not fall to rea
it.
Mrs. L. R. I'atton , Itootcford , III. , wrltoi
' From personal experience I can rocommon
DoWltt's Barsaparilla , a cure for Impur
blood and general ctobtllty "
Tbo following marriage lloonsoj were 1
sued by Judge Eller yesterday :
Natno und address. Ag
I Laurlts Waldmar NnUon , Omaha
I i'utrii Mnhtlldu Boundson. Omaha.
j William Klchinnii. 1'iinllllon
i Kutlo lluiiiscu , I'upllllon , ,
"Lato to boa ana cany to rise will shorte
the road to your homo In the ekloi. Bu
early to bed and "Littlo Early ( tlaer."tbi
pill that [ uauos llto loa ar uaJ bettor an.
wisor.
Upliolstery Goods
Bargains.
For Today Only.
Brass Vestibule Rods.
i-lnch , 2jc a foot , worth (5c. (
8-lnch , 4jc u foot , worth Sc
Brass Vestibule Brackets
5,000 pairs i nnd 9 inch sl/.os for ono
day Ilo n pair. These nro worth I6c.
Chenille Portieres $4.58 $
T } yards long , 4 foot wide , heavy
knotted fringe , top nnd bottom , olabor-
ntodmlo designs , nil the newest shades
for fall , and actually worth S7 n pair.
Curtain Poles 22c.
Complete. 10 rings , 1 pair braokols
nnd ono pair of ends. Wo have them
in ebony , walnut , oak , mnhogany ntul
maple. Prlco for today only.
Opaque Window Shades
52c.
I ? foot wide , 7 foot long , mounted ot
good spring rollers. Today 52 cents
Wo have thorn in all colors.
Odd Lot
Opaque Shades 37c.
Good rolloiv'iG inches wide , G feet long
\Vo want them cleaned out at once
prlco has boon Goo : today wo sol
thorn at 37c. Como quick , quantity liiu
Hod.
Brass Bedsteads.
The balunco of our stock at not cost
Only a few loft. It will pay you to go
our prices.
Changeable Silks 90c
21 inches wide , now colors , ologan
ciTocts in shading , and only 90o a yard
WHO WILL GET THE REWARD
Burning Question That Confronts the Fire
and Police Commissioners.
MONEY THAT 15 NOW IN GREAT DEMAND
It Was Ollercd for the Arrest and Con
viction of 1'atrlck tirHllth anil tlio
llcturn of tlio Stolen 1'ropcrty
liusls of Clulins.
The fact that Patrick Griflltb , the horse
thief , was shot and killed by Isaac Monl-
umery will never result In any litigation , as
a coroner's Jury baa exonerated Montgomery
and the authorities have about decided to
veto him a gold medal. There is , however , a
prospect of a law suit in slant , and it nil
comes on the question of who Is entitled to a
reward which was offered.
S. G. Stevenson has succeeded in proving
that the horse which wns stolen by Grlfllth
and was afterwards found locked m the
barn owned by F. A. Lewis , was his prop
erty. Shortly after the theft ho offered a re
ward of $25 for Iho return of the animal , and
at the same tinio the county offered a reward
of $50 for the arrest and conviction of the
thlof. Ureod on by the hopes of trotting
the money the police did a little
shadowing , but they found noth
ing but shadows. In this condition
everything remained until Montgomery laid
Mr. Grlfllth low. In fact there were no
startling developments until the stolen horse
was located in the Lewis barn. Immediately
upon tno discovery being made the paitlos
who claimed the reward were as numerous
as ( lies around a sugar barrel. The $25 had
been deposited with the Fire and Police
Commission , and for two days the secretary
of that , body has boon kept busy standing oft
Uio claimant * .
First there came Lewis , the owner ot the
barn , anil based his claim upon tbo fact that
ho was the owner of the property where the
horsu was found , nnd for that reason no
other person was in it on tbo money question.
This man was quicKly followed by a grocer
' "
boy who claims tb'at ho hoard" the borso
nolgb ono morning as bo was passing the
barn.
barn.Mike
Mike Maul says ho will have the money or
light. Ilo claims that as the custodian of the
dead bo should huvo had tlio horse immedi
ately after Grlftlth wns shot. If ho hud had
thoanimai ut that tlmo ho declares that ho
would have stopped up to tbo captain's desk
nnd picked olT the reward.
Churlio Mentor bases his claim upon the
fuel that after tbo horse wan found it was
taken to his barn and fed , which gave blin
thn right of possession , *
The two detectives , llazo and Slioup , are
also after the ir.ouoy , as thov claim that they
were the parties who led the horse from the
Lewis to the Mentor barn.
Frank Jacobs soya ho will have tno reward
if ho has to a pond 100 to got it and that ho
will take tha matter to the courts. Jacobs
wus the ma > i who saw the dotoctlvo * leading
tbo borso to the Mentor barn. Ho claims to
have told the ofllcors that the horse was
stolon.
H , G. Finch has filed his claim to tbo
money , alleging that the night before tno
norse was found thnt he had a dream. Ho
dreamed that a stolen horse was in Lewis'
itable ; inafaftor eating his breakfast ho
wont down town with the Intention of going
to the burn , but on his way ho mot iho olTl-
cors loading the borso away.
ti. V. Boutman , who lives two doors from
the Lewis barn , says that iho whole outfit
cannoi cheat him out of tbo reward , and thut
bo will nave It if ho has to die in the last
ditch , He consulted a fortune teller tbo day
beford tbo borso was found , nnd the woman
told him that he would bavo a streak of good
luck : that ho would have an increase in his
family or else be would suddenly como Into
possession of some unexpected property ,
Tbo morning that tbo horse was found ho
passed tbo barn and was upon tbo point ot
looking in when bis attention was called to
something clso. After bo got down town bo
again thought of iho barn , and was upon the
point of going back when a man told him
that tbo stolen bone had boon found lu the
Lewis barn.
Montgomery will lay no claim to tbo t25
Boys' ' Fauiitleroy Blouses
$1.25. $
Something now. Those- como In whlto
with milled collar , cuffs uml front , ull
sizes 'JJ to 8 years.
At $1,50 ,
Snmo style , whlto with colored feather
stitched trimming in rod mid blue , ruf-
( led collar , cults und front , good button
holes and pearl buttons.
At $2.00 $
\Vhllo , colored ombroldory rufllitip ; ,
shades pink , rod , light and dark blue ,
also feather slituliod trimming on front.
Jaunty Btylos. Sou thorn
Boys' All Wool Suits ,
2 pairs of pants ,
$5.00 $
Uouble-broastod coat , latest cut , at
extra pair of pants with each suit ,
Mndo of wear resisting fabrics , stylish
dressy and altogether the best value
thnt any house has over boon able to
olTor. This bargain we soil nt $3.
Boys' Odd Pants , 50c
100 pairs for today's sale actual ) :
luilf prlco.
Another Lot.
Boys' ' Short Pants 75c
200 pairs , all wool , prieo every when
$1. " " > ; on our third lloor today yoi
can buy them for 75c a pair.
Lining silks 90c.
Wo call your special attention to on
now lines of dross and coat lining silk
in all the now full shades. jxtra ! qual
ity , prieo OOc yard.
Colored Velvets $1.75. $
80 new fall shades to select from , 2' '
inches wide ana just as good as you pa
$2.50 for olsowhoro.
reward , but ho and his frlonds will urco the
county commissioners that ho was cntitlod
to the $50 that was offered for the arrest and
conviction of the thlof. In presenting his
claim to the commissioners ho will charge
that ho arrested the thief , which fact the
commissioners will not dony. Ko far as tlio
conviction is concerned , ho will maintain
that subsequent events have jirovon that
Grlfllth was the thief.
The police will also claim the $50 , asserting
that b.v having found the owner ol the horse
they thus established their claim to the
county reward.
The other parties who saw , hoard or
dreamed of the tiorso , will also illo their
claim upon the money. The commissioners
have not yet expressed nn opinion , but tbero
Is a strong pressure boniK broucht to bear
upon thorn to convince thorn that if any per
son sets the reward money , it should bo the
man who ridded the community of a horse
thiof.
A IKAF FUOAI IIIM'OKV.
An Old Cltl/cn Tulles About the Knrly
Dnya.
"Borao of these old milldlncs In Omaha
have an interesting history , " said J. A. lior-
bach , as ho stood Razing at tbo blue front on
the northeast corner ot Thirteenth and liar-
noy streets. "I used to have a lumber yard
on that , ground before the war and furnished
lumber for iho building of ono and two room
shnntlos for ninny of the men now living In
palatial residences in the stylish quarters of
\ho city. Omaha's capitalists who wcro
here then were young and poor , nnd were in
luck if they had a house with only ono room.
In 185S I conducted a general commission
and forwarding business , with a warehouse
down on the bottoms near where the steam
boats landed. I continued there until 1807 ,
and then built and occupied tbo building
in question at Thirteenth and Harnoy. I
carried agricultural implements and con
ducted a general commission business. In
1S71 I wont out and W. J. ICennody con
ducted the business until 18SO. Then cumo
Mumaugli & Mllligan , and after them Mollno ,
Mllburn & Stoddurd , both agricultural im
plement doulors. On their vacating I loused
the building to Branch & Co. , the present
occupants , for the sumo purpose na it , was
originally designed , namnly , a commission
business , Branch & Co. , however , make a
specialty of the wholesale oyster business ,
and in Order to moot the requirements of thai
business a good many changes have boon
necessary. Besides general repairs they
have enlarged the ofllco room , cut now
doors nnd windows , put in Ice boxes , olo.
Besides occupying the building they tuko up
a good shnrn of tbn sldownlu in the busy
season. They nro constantly receiving fruits
from all purls of the country besides tholr
oystnrs , and as these shipments arrive nnfi
are being taken Into the house others are
going out and what space Is not taken up oy
the fruit affords Just utanding room for the
crowd of buyers. Yes , the old building has
witnessed many changes nlnco it was built.
"Omaha has grown from a frontier town in
to a great city and if the history of that build
ing , ami the lives or the men who Uuvo done
business In it was carjlully written it would
make interesting reading , "
PARK CONCERTS CLOSED.
( ImnmUsloricirH Ilcrlilo Thut Hoit < ! iul ) r
Kudu tlio Munlriil Sinuon ,
There will bo no more tnusio at the purk
this year , as the Board of 1'arlc Commis
sioners decided at its mooting vostorday uf-
toruoon that the public could not cxpoot con
certs attor Soptembor. And that wus about
all the business transacted.
Mr. Cleveland explained to some length
hU plans for the Improvement of Eltnwooi
park. Ho had decided on a lnlo about seven
acres In extent , but the commission was in
favor of making it larger , if possible , and It Is
probable that the pond will eventually cover
ton acres or rnoro. The lake will
bo mostly south of LoavoawortL
ecrcot , ono corner only Doing on the north
sldo. Tbo street will bo changed so as tc
run around the north end of tlio luko. A
ravine runs south of the lake and drivewayt
will bo laid nut oa each side of the ravine
and around the lako. South of the ravine
the slopes will Uo wood od and intersected \ > \
drives and walks , it Is the intention of the
commission to push work on this park as
rapidly as possible and have it in presentable -
able condition by ; .ext summer.
Miirket.
Edgar L. Woketnan has a very Interest-
inp letter in TUB HUMIUY Jinn oa Hillings
gnlo , the greatoal wholesale flsh marital it
the world. It la not only the proatot but 1 :
also the most ancient , and Wakomaa writes
tnoil entertainingly about It.
Notion Department.
Purses , 25c.
The lurpost nssorlmont and host value
to bo found anywhere for 23e. Hottofr
qualities anil latest designs , wo show lt >
endless vnrtaty at f > 0o , Toe and $1.00.
Pocket Books
and Card Cases.
To suit ovoryono. I'rlcoi 2oc , 50c , 75o ,
Sl.OOnudup to the llnoat goods mado.
Novelties in metal bolts. S\ \
Stick plus , hut pins , hair pins ntul
lace plus in reul U.rtolso shell , imltntlon
to'-lolso shell , stofllnjj sth'or und rolled
pinto , from 10c to Sl.fiO onch.
The best line of 15o iiud U")0'i\tohliij (
In the city , all now duslrnblo stylos.
820 our Into Btylos of chltTon nl 25o
and SSc. oxtrotnoly hnudsoiuo and very
choap.
Military Braid ,
Our line of this fitshionnb'o braid is
now comtloto lu all the widths , latest
colors and black nnd prices very low.
Perfumery.
Lundborg'a all odors , -10c ounco.
Lady Groy , all odors , 2.C ounco.
Lubin's , all odors , f 0o ounco.
Colgate' * Pansy Hlossoni , 20o onnco.
Soap.
Colobi'iilod Dutnord , oc calco.
La Parisionno , extra , lOu uako *
Crab apple blossom , 15c cako.
Sweet violet , liic cako.
C'amolia boquot , lllociko.
1711 , imported , ISc cake ,
Packer's tar soap , 21c cako.
t L'Yonch violet , 21c cako.
Odor Stands
In cut glass and lllifroo silver and gold
ornamentation.
PulTs , bon bon , and jewel cases , boau-
tlful assortment , just opened.
AFTER CHICAGO'S GAS TRUST
Another light Startsd iii the Courts to
Destroy the Big Monopoly.
PETITION FOR A RECEIVER FILED
Injunction Ankuit to Prevent the Company
\Vlilcli Holds the htoclta of the Vnrlous
Concerns In the Combine from
Acting as Trustee.
Cnicxoo , III. , Sopt. 80. In the circuit
court this morning Thomas II. Martin filed *
lengthy bill against thnindlvlcfial.Qorap&ftlcT'
forming iho Chicago gas trust , in which ho
asks for a receiver. The Fidelity Insur
ance , Trust and Safe Deposit company
of Philadelphia is also made ono of the defendants -
fondants , as that company was trade the do-1
pository of the stocks of the various com
panies composing the trust. Tba latter
Is not included in the prayer for
a receiver , but the court ia aslced
to enjoin it from acting as trustee
for the allied companies. Tbo complainant
asks that all utocks hold by tbo company
under tbo contract by which tbo trust was
formed bo canceled and placed In Iho hands
of the receiver.
The allegations In the bill nro that the
trust it a monopoly , in contravention of puo-
llo policy and'operated as a stock jobbing
concern. The complainant is nn unknown
man , but claims to bo a shareholder In tUo '
trust.
OroiingrViiiiVyrk Delmtcrt Postponed.
Judge Crounso nas been compelled to cancel
col his dates on the stump for a week owing
to Illness. For weeks ho lias boon troubled
with an ulccratlon 'which bus aftoctod
his cya to the extent that It lias beoomo ex
ceeding painful , and necessitates regular
madicnl treatment.
The Van Wyck-Crounso debate at Colum
bus lias , therefore , been postponed ono wook.
The "No. 9" Wheeler & SViUon , with Its
porfrctod tonaloim , upper anil lowur , is the
only lockstitch machine that makns an elastic
seam. Ills Uuiaressimikor'a favorite on that
account. Sold by Ooo. W. Lancaster & Co.
fill S. 10th strom.
Whlto Sliivna of Iluiitlu.
In Russia the women labor ilftoon hours
n day for 15 conts. Frank G. Carpenter , ( a
TUB SUNIUY BIK will relate in a most fas
cinating iotter how tbo Russian women toll
from ourly morn till late at nignt for a miser
able pittance.
For Women.
If you nro puttering from nny of UIB
nllments resulting from Impure or Imnover-
iuln-J blood niul ncod a poultlve tonic , you
will nnd mwcOy relief by drinking tlio
I'KllHO-MANUANEBE V/ATEn of
REGENT SPRING.
Analysis ( shows that thU water contains
4.lOTI grains Iron tilcurli. and .8115 grain *
Jlanijaiicit bicarb , lu each gallon.
Inquiry of your physician will confirm
our statement that tlio combination of
Mood making elements la na valuable as It
U rare. Try It.
n ualen art lollled mJy by I At fixed-
ilor { Sprlngt Company at
Excelsior Springs
\Yrttt \
for J'anipMet Missouri
llichardson Drug Co , , Agents , Omaha , Neb