8 THE OMAT1A DAILY BEE'FRIDAY , OCTOKEU 7 , 1802.
FROM SLAVERY TO OPULENCE
of n Colored Man Who flgnres in
a Damae Oaso.
FIGHTING FOR HIS OLD OMAHA HOME
Victorious In Ton I.iwr SillU Mo Now Asks
D.inntRcs from the JlrnVlm Hnvo
Tricil to Oil Ills I
DUtrlct Court
A lawsuit which boars the marks of anti
quity , and on which tbo linger of tlmo has
loft Its Imprint Is on trial in Judge Fergu
son's court. Owlnr to Its ago and tbo
number of times that It h.is booa trloJ , thU
caio has furnished many n lawyer wltn a fat
fee during the past quarter of a century.
Among the members of the legal profession
the suit Is known as that of John Flanlean
against Jacob niton.
While the suit is not of public Importance ,
thcro are ROUIO Interesting circumstances
surrounding It ,
The plaintiff Is a colored man , over whoso
head ninety-throe years have rolled , leaving
abundant evidence In the wfty of a fcoblo
and faltering step , a furrowed brow and
shock of wool almost as will to as snow. Tlu >
old gentleman was born and reared n slave
Iti the sunny south , remaining In captivity
until the surrender of Fort Uonolson , In
1WW. For n number of months bo followed
the union nrmv , doing camp duty. In 180. ! ,
Funlgan wandotod to Omaha ana found em
ployment as a Janitor about the ofllco of the
old Kopubllcan , which then was under tbo
guidance of 1C It. Taylor.
Ills lloiiin Is Involved.
Not being abundantly supplied with
worldly goods , Flanleau and his wlfo lived
in n hut on Tujlor's farm In the vicinity of
what is now Thirty-second street and the
Bolt Line tracks. There ho has resided for
thirty years and has seen Omaha grow from
nn Indian vllllago Into a metropolitan
city. During all of these long weary
years the old man has farmed and
raised garden truck , thus accumulating
B fortune which ho had laid up to bo used on
the coming of a lalny day. After living on
the forty-acre tract for some ton years Flan-
lean's troubles commenced , nno , ho claims
that It was then tint the effort to dispos
sess him of Ms property vras made. Ho
claims that 'Jaylor intended to docd him
twenty acres ol the land , but that the deed
was never executed. Itwuslhcu that Sotb.
Ward , who hold a mortgage on a poitlon of
the tract , tried to oust tba old colored man.
Thocaso went into the United Slates court
and Flnnigau came out victorious. Then
the present defendant got possession and
law suits were commenced against Klaul-
gan but at each trial ho was 0:1 : top.
Kallltig to dufruud him of his prop
erty through the courts , Flamgan claims
that Elton began a series of per
secutions , which ho has kept up for years.
He claims that Elton has torn down his
fences , plowed up his crops and driven his
stock upon his growing cropj , trying to in-
tlmldato him and force him off tne land. As
the outcome of the whole trouble and after
the trial of ten suits , each of which ho has
won , Flanlgan is in court booking to recover
the sum of fl.tiOJ damages.
The defendant tells a different story and
claims that Flanigan Is the trespasser and
that ho has no titlx to the property , being
tbera simply as a squuttur.
Other District Ojurt Dolngc.
Tbo case of Amanaa Garllck against
Thomas Murray is on trial again in Judge
Doanu's court. In this case the plain
tiff seeks to recover the sum of fo.OUO.
At a former trial she secured a Judgment
of $250 , and instead of paying up Mur
ray .succeeded in securing a new trial. The
plaintiff avers that during tbo summer and
fall of IS'.K ) she was in the employ of the de
fendant , serving as a hi usekcepor ; that on
the night before Christmas of that year the
defendant visited her room , where , when
she was wrapped in the soundest of slum
bers , ho beat , scratched , wounded end
otherwise ill-treated the plaintiff. The de-
fcudcnt claims that the suit is a blackmail ,
am ) is brought for the purpose of filching
fiom him his hard earned wealth.
I1AYUKN IIKUS.
Unriralns on.Siilu Tomorrow.
80-inch Lyons Bcrgo.
HlMiich Cochico twills.
IC-inch Bedford cords.
80-inch Armenian sorgo.
All in dark btylcs , now styles on sale
tomorrow 5c ti yurd.
Double width half wool bunting Co.
French scrjro lie.
DaiU styles outing fl.innol Co.
Double width Columbia suiting hand
some styles 5o n yard.
These bar < ruins on silo tomorrow in
center aisle now building all uro loss
than Imlf their value and should drnw
big crowds at 6c per yard for choice of
the cntuo lot , don't miss this sale.
Itomituints of wash dress goods on sale.
llomniuits of table linen and crushes.
Remnants of shirting and ticking.
Remnants of cotton Ihiniiol.
Odd pairs of blankets.
Odd comforts , odd towels , odd bed
spreads , nil at prices to closo.
Tomorrow is going to ho n , lively day
for bargains and there will bo lots 61
1 thorn ; but the quantity will bo limited
do oaoli customer , so na to give all c
OUancc. nAYDEN BROS.
Boal estate.
Bargains only.
My word is good.
\V. G. Albright
421-2-3 N. Y. Lifo bldg.
The latest fads in opera glasses rotai
at wholesale prices. Tudor Optical Co. ,
cor. Parnam and Mth.
IT'S BUSINESS IS PAYING.
IlumUomn Dnliloiul Dnol.irt'il l > y the Cruvv
lord Amimmnnnt Company.
Tbo annual meeting of the stockholders o
tbo Missouri , Kansas and Nebraska Oper
House and Amusement com pony was held 1
Ht. Joseph on Monday and Tuesday lasi
Presidout L. M. Crawford was present , a
was also every resident manager of the SON
cntcen opera houses operated by the con
panv. Tito treasurer's report showed tua 01
ganhatlpn to bo in a line financial condttlo
and a dividend of S'.f ' per cunt was declare
on the f.'iW.lXiJ capital stock.
During tbo ye.tr the company has secure
several new lenses and bus already adao
largely to Its business. It was decided t
Increase the capital stock soon in order t
obtain fundi for the purpose of oreotin
thrco now theaters , the locations of wbio
Iho company declines at present to uin'.i
public.
Wo often near people say there is only on
good cough medlolno and that Is Dr. Dull1
.Cough Syrup , tbo specific for cold.
Aiilopjy on .Mayor Miller ,
Yesterday afternoon Jr. J. 1C. Summer
performed an nutopiy upon the body i
Charles P. Miller. The doctor fouud thi
( bo bullet which had entered tbo head net
, iho loft tcniplo had struck the skull ou tl
right ldo of Iho head and lodged behind tl
L'lKbt eye. Late In the afternoon the hoc
wa token to South Oumha.
An inquest will bo hold at the morgue ut
p. ID. today. _
UoAVltl'fiSumnarlliii ctoansoi the blooi.
Will limii
The Installation of Hov. K. A. Friodeilc
the now unstor ot tbo First ( Jorrnun Preib
tcrlan church of this city , will take pin
next Sunday afternoon al ! i o'clock at tl
church , Eighteenth and Cumlng street
Kev. Hullhorit of Lincoln and. several lot
ministers will ho prosont. A good prosrra
has been arranged and a cordial Invitation
extended to all Ucrnmas In the cltj.
I'robnlilv l' ril Chloroform.
Howe amateur burcUr forced opcu
door of G. W. ( Inrlooh's poultry warehouse
Wednesday night and got awav with abo'i t
flvo dozen chickens. As thcro is a block
watchman and a metropolitan uollco officer In
the viclnltv It It pro'umwl thnt ftlthor the
ofllcors or the chlcKons were chloroformed.
Wanted , to buy from 100.000 to 300.-
000 hard brick. Call at or address 001 !
No > 17th'
IN THE DEMOCRATIC UAMP.
Clmrlrs Onoilrlrh Itrsltftis nsn
OnncllclutoUlioVlltSnrrnctl Mini ?
The democratic county central committee
will meet this evening mid ono of tbo
matters that will com j un for adjustment will
bo the filling ot a vacancy caused by the
resignation of ( Jharloi OooJneu who was
nominated for the legislature by the recent
democratic countv convention. The serious
Illness of the aged mother of the nominee
makes It Impossible for him to devote any
time to the campaign , as his prosoneo at her
bo-Jsldo Is Imperative and ha Is unwilling to
coasldcrpolltlc.il matters at this time. His
roilgnallon will bo nccaptcd and the mem
bers of the committee are already casting
about for some iultnblo democrat to take his
place ou the tic ct.
Fred Motz. jr. , seems to have the call ns
Air. Goodrlch's successor , both as a sterling
democrat and n representative young Uor-
tpan , though Uuorgo Stcrnsdorff Is making a
lively hustle for the pliico. Stornsdnrff U
nulling three strings to help his cuididacy
ho was n member of iho last legislature , ho
Is n Gorman , and hu received Ibo highest
number of votes In the convention of any of
the unsuccessful soelters for the nomination
this year. Further than this , tic claims that
ho has a majorltv of the conimltico In tils
favor , and therefore professor to rosldo on
Easy strool just at this tlmo. Although a
member of the J.icksoulaus , Sternsdorff Is
regarded Htk.mco bv tunny of the member *
of that organization just now , because of his
action us chairman of the old con
gressional committee In trying to
postpouo the congressional convention
a few wcol < s ago. It was alleged ut
the lima that the move was in the interest of
the candidacy of Governor Bovd , and a the
governor Is not excessively popular with tno
rank and lllo ot the Jacksonians Sterns-
( lorff's action was hardly calculated to In
tensify his solidity with iho antl-admlnlstra-
tlon democrats.
Harrison Agittimt tlio I'lolil.
While some of the fusion democrats of this
state profess to bellovo that the national
ticket of the populists will have a walkaway
In Nebraska this fall In conion.uoncc of tbolr
efforts to throw the democratic vote to iho
Weaver and Field electors , it 1 ; evident that
this opinion Is not very generally shared by
men oulstdo the stiite who have money to
bet on the election. No bettor proof ot this
fact could bo furnished than thair action in
sending money hero to bo but on Harrison
carrying the stato. Agents of Kansas City
parties received f , " > 00 trotn that place Tues
day morning , and MHO of that amount Is still
untakon. Air. J. A. Connor of iho Hoard ot
Tradd was offering 2 to 1 on Ue.ivcr botoro
U arrived , but when ibis outsldo money was
offered nt oven terms to changed his mind ,
and would take only $ 100 of il * oven on that
basis. The r malndur is vet watting n
Inker , and may bo found in the Hoard ot
Trade building. It says that Harrison will
carry Nebraska , and gees oven against the
Held.
I'lltrlcl ; O'Hiinimu'3 Ainliltlun.
The vaulting ambition ot Colonel Pat
O. Hawos continues lo play leapfrog wltb
the obstacles that have thus far been placed
in the war of his dcsiroto represent this dis
trict in the next congress , and ho is still fig
uring ou galling into the r.ico. Ho has made
overtures to the populists , representing to
them that their nominee , Christian Orff ,
stands no show whatever of election , but
that If they will Induce Orft to withdraw
and name him to fill the vacancy he will go
out through the district on the slump wilb
any populist speaker the ; , ' may care to send
with him , and heat Doth Doano and Mercer
so badly Hint they won't know they were
running. Mr. Orff Is in St. Louis at tba
present lime , and his opinion of this rather
novel proposition can not bo ascertained
until bis return homo ,
Sooonil XVtirtl ICrpubllcans.
There will be a meeting of the Second
Ward Republican rlub at ICasper's hall.
South Thirteenth street , on Friday ovomug.
All republicans welcome.
A. C. HAUTE , Secretary.
V.lllt Jtbt'KESEXTAXirJS.
Mr * . Ktlict Gordon Komvlck of tlio Itnyul
CiiiniiilsHluii Talks ul tlio Ft lr.
CHICAGO , 111. , Oct. 0. The lady member of
thn British royal commission to the World's
fair , Mr * . Klhol Gordon Fonwlck , wife of
a notca English physician , who is hero In
iho interests of all departments of the com
mission , especially her own part of tbo work ,
that of trained nurses , said today :
"I believe that Iho congresses of the
World's fair will bo much more bonoticial
than the exhibits , espoclnlly as regards edu
cation , philanthropy and hygiene. I wish to
open the way for a grout congress of trained
nurses , the lirat nno of its kind over held. "
While upholding the advantages of the
EngMsh three years course of study Mrs.
Fenwlck thinlta American nurses are su
perior to English , being more ofllclont In the
art of elck-cookory ; are very much bettor
paid and are much more justly Ireatoa. A
great blot , she says , on tbo English system
Is that ibo nurses receive a small , s'otllod
salary from tbo institution lo which Ihoy are
attached and the middlemen derive great
profits from tbolr foes. Tbo lower nurses
suffer from the "sweat ! ng. "
No Monry for Decoration.
CniCAfio , III. , Oct. 0. The Treasury de
partment has refused to make any appropri
ation for decorating the Chicago government
building , where the reviewing stand for the
World's fair civic parade will bo built. In e
letter recelvod by Custodian Hltabcock , F ,
A. Stoctt , tbo chief olerk of the treasury ,
> aya thai thcro is no money at bis dlsposa
for decorating purposes. Ho suggested thai
Ibo clerks in the building bo called upon tc
subscribe to u fund to be used in building t
stand , thn seals on which could bo sold atic
the receipts used to buy decorations. Cus
todlan Hitchcock sent nu answer saving thai
it would bo Impossible , us iho couimilleo or
ceremonies had already been ( 'lven the space
in front of lie building , along which tin
parade will go. Ho requested that an extn
elTort bo made to obiam tbo money , as il
would attract most unfavorable comment i
the building were bare of decorations.
Wearied ( if I.ire.
i 11 Pnii.Aiiui.rnu , Pa. , Oct. 0. W. M. Runl
of the uxleiibive dry goods firm of Darling
ton , Hunk & Co. , committed luioido tbu
nio ruing ,
Mr. Uunk was prominent in the Sunday
School association of tbo dloceso of I'onn
syivaula , being ouo of tbu original mom ben
and a member of the board of managers o
the Amnrlcun Church Sunday School Instl
tuto , and of thn joint diocesan committee 01
Sunday school lessons for the Eplscopa
church , which , In annual cession in Nan
Yorit , compiled iho lessons for the use of thi
church throughout the United Statoi. As t
member of lUo Hroiheriiood of St. Andrew
booxhlDltcd great , activity in furthering thi
growih of iho fcocintv. Ho was also a mom
her of the southwest convocation of the lasi
ulocesan convention , and on Tuesday was ti
have goao lo JlaUiuiore to represent th
Sunday schools of ibis dlocose at the Amor
lean Cburcb School triennial institute.
MR , MIDDLEION'S ' METHODS
Ho Usjd a Proxy to Pns ? a Oivil Sorvio )
Elimination.
RUSE EMPLOYED BY AN AMBITIOUS BOY
Another Mini In Carrying Mult on Kin Uouto
> < > \v nml tlio 1'oiMniiKtnr \Voinlcr- -
Inc What Will Turn Up .Next
In the Olllrc. '
Thn Omaha postofllco has brought to light
another cusoot Dr. Jokyl anil Mr. llyilo.
The story Is a unique oao but has very llttlo
ot the romantiocounoctod witulL In August ,
1S90 , a young nun who said hi * name was
Otto MIddlotou presented hlmsolf along
with about thirty other applicants to tuko
the civil sorvlco uxainlnatton necessary to
sccura tbo position of mall carrier. Mr. Mid-
dloton's papers were considered very cred-
ititblu and ho was soon pin cod on the eligible
HsU A tow months later no was npn/mited
as a mall carrier. When ho aunoarod at the
ofllce to begin worlc Mr , Mohlc , ono of the
local board of oxandnors , was Impressed
With the lUea that this was not the Otto
Middlalon who hau passed the examination
several mouths tirovlous , but thinking tnat
ho might posstblu bo mistaken ho lot the
matter rosiutiii waluhoil for developments.
TUo mental pleluro which Mr. Mohto carried
In bis oyoot Ilia Air. Middlaton who pHssocl
the examination ropnisonlcd him to bo a
rather slU'ht , young man of medium holght ,
whereas thn Mr. Mlddluton xvno appeared to
take the position was a much taller man
and were a mustachu , which the fernier
hnd not.
MMdleton Couldn't Sprit.
In a few months It was noticed that Mr.
MidUloton , the carrier , was a very poor
BL-ller. ( "Whon ho begun to send hann letters -
tors and papers with 'not Known' written
across thorn , spolllu ? the word known ,
'nono.111 said Mr. Mohlo , "I bo an to woudor
how that man ever passed the examination
and my suspicion grow stronger from day to
day that ho was not the man wo had recom
mended to the donartment and whoso papers
wo had forwarded to Washington. "
A few woohs ago Mr. Moblo told Post
master Clarksou of his doubts about the
Middlaton cuse and the postraaslor , after
examining Mlddtolon's handwriting , called
him into the ofllcu and questioned him about
tbo matter. Mlddlolon put on a bold front
and declared Unit ho was the sumo man who
toolt the examination. The postmaster had
Mlddloton cony ono of the examination pa
pers and his penmanship urovod beyond a
tlouotthatha rould not hava boon the man
who tnuilo out the pa pew In ISO1) ) .
Mtddloton was asked to rnnko oath to th o
statiMiiorit Unit ho was the person who passed
the examination , and lucre ho stuctc.
"If my word isn't good enough you can
talto vour position ana give mo mv tlmo , "
said Mlddlcton , pretending to bo greatly of
fended.
HI * .Sumo Is Voting.
The postmaster told Middlolon that he did
not wish to do any man an injustice , but bo
would not keen a man in bis employ who
would Ho to him , and ho stood suspended
until his ease could bo Investigated. Mld
dloton has not appeared at Clarkson's ofllco
smco. Ho xvas suspended two weeks ago ,
and was dismissed from the service last
week , as ho had not put. in an appearance ,
and the postmaster had become
thoroughly convinced that Mlddluton
had boon plavingadoublo game. Tbo matter
has boon investigated far enough to prove
beyond a doubt that the you tin man wbo
lee it tbo examination was an intimate friend
of Mlddlcton. Ills name is Young. Ho is a
bright and well educated young follow wbo
has a more lucrative position than that of
mall carrier , bui be undertook the Dr. Jokyl
and Mr. Hyde business for the special bene
fit of his friend Middlaton.
Them appears to bo no penalty for the
offence , and Mlddloton Is doubtless looking
for employment clsovvbnro.
Mrs. Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrup U an un
excelled medicine for childran wcilo tooth-
in ? . - . " > cents a bottlo.
riannxd
Cronpo'o Crownlnu IlntttnVoii Will Oc
cupy Uiir.xrns Totlnjr.
NEW YOHK , Oct. 0. A World La Guoyra ,
Vonozuelu , cable dated October 5 , says : A
desperate battle has Jjst taken place at Los
Tcquos , c small town on the railroad line to
Valencia at a point about equally distant
between that place and Caracas ; QUO are allied
and many high govurnmcmiofllcerB captured.
Crespo has struck another decisive blow
which , following on his previous successes ,
, menus victory for the Crospists.
' Caracas is more than ox cited , for Crospo
has announced his determination to enter
the capital tomorrow. Ho has rnadona
formal demand Ijr tbosurrenderof tbo city.
From news received hero , the flchl was a
most bloody oao. Considering the size of
the contending armies , the number killed in
dicates serious lighting on both aider. But
stubborn as was the resistance of the gov
ernment troops they hud to My before tbo
Crorpists and were utterly routed. Crespo
had at his disposal homo 14,000 men , includ
ing 0,01)0 ) brought to him by Uonoral Colino ,
who joined him some days ago at Valencia.
Under Crespo were Generals Vegas and
Quintana , who started some days ago by dif
ferent roads on too way to Caracas , their ob
jective point.
The revolutionist ganoral possessed twelve
pieces of artillery and had iho assistance of
Kovoral Americans , besides that of General
Wldener , a Gorman , and General Betalll , an
Italian.
General Pulido , an undo of tbo acting
president , was In command of tbo troveru-
raont forces , numbering 6,000 , and wont to
Los Teques to tuko up a position in order to
repnl Crespo's advance on the capital , which
was thus douuded ot troops. This defeat
robs President Pulido of his army.
All tbo government oOlclals at Los Toques
and those accompanying the presidential
p&rty are reported to be prisoners at Crespo's
camp.
La ( Juayra Is itlll in tbo hands of tbo
government , but It cannot bold out against
Crespo.
Foreigners out hero uro now in Jeopardy.
It may be Impossible to control the murder
ously'inclined populaoo and ibo rufllanly
clement of the soldiery. Americans may ,
however , feel somewhat secure as the Chicago
cage Is close in port with bur guns headed
and ready to protect Unolo Sam's subjects.
It mav bo locked upon as certain that Car
acas williujinit to Cruspo , as U now r.deuis
inevitable.
Acting President Pulido was anxious to
bavo ( Jonoral hleasar Uudanota roturu to
the cotutnana of the troops , which bo In
tended should Crospo onlur Caracas , but
Undaneta is a fugitive and Is between two
Ili-os , as on his return here ho would bavo to
deal not only with CrospD , but with Admiral
Walker , and he Is practically ao outlaw.
Tobo'd In Town ,
Tobias Castor of Lincoln , Nebraska's
chln-wblsltered member of the democratic
national committee , I * in the olty con
ferring with the antl-IJoyd democrats a :
to the safnst and surest plan to pursue to
kill tbo governor's pull with the national
committee , and to secure for himself end his
confreres tbo handling of that portion of too
national campaign tund that Is designed for
distribution in this state.
III ! liy n Vicious \ay ,
Etta Mitchell , a little colored clrl , Is the
complaining witness in a case against T. 1C.
Budborougb of 510 South Twenty-Birth
ir-
ir1C
10
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al
alm it Powder
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
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j > - iite-lE.
avenue lor Ucootei : a vicious dog. She dls-
tilarod n incorntod arm arm claim * that the
dofondunt ho * tuDUtnber ot canlnoa about bis
nlsco which m Uo the neighborhood danpcr-
ous for pcdcstnnn * .
I'Klltl. tftintirKAVKIt I.V J'1/fi.lAICf.
irtlie Ornrral Aiipriir * nnrt Ittton One lin-
prttiliTit Wiiril DrnthVlll Kiillntr.
NAMIVIM.C , Tonn. , Oot , 0. The news
from Puluskt l it nlpht Is of an nlatmlnp na-
turo. General Weaver says ho will cer
tainly co to PuUsld and B peak thcro Satur *
day anil that ha ho no Intention ot cancel-
Inp his appointments ,
Lettprs from the trore conservative pco-
plo In I'ulaakl nd Olios county ursostrongly
that \Voavor bo dissuaded from cornluc as
thorc are grave fears ot n serious Imltlo If
ho appears thore. Kvery utterance will bo
criticised and ono l.nurudent word Diay load
to his death ,
Uonoral Weaver's course during the war
made him oxtromolv onnoxious to the noo-
pic , and his olttar lanaiiaco about hh nc-
uitsors hits crcitod liilcnso oxcltcmont. Ho
asserts that hu will hurl acllnnco tu the face
ot his onrinicj.
It is said ho will'hn Ullled If ho usot Insult-
IIIR ImiKunijp , hut the third t > arty man from
all over tha country , incliidliiR inanv cx-
canfoderato soldiers , are arming and propnr-
Ini ; to RO to 1'ulasiti , saying tlioy will protect
htm In spoaUiiiK and dufond him iiRainst as
sault. Doth sides are determined and a
hlondy Hilit may result.
General Weaver may use such tcinperato
lanutmco as to forestall any trouble , but
of en the tension and the sirong feeling would
In till likelihood load to trouble. Every
effort ! s belli ) ; made by tlio stnto democratic
committee to secure a quiet liearlnR for
Weaver and to prevent any violence , bill letters -
tors received this moruiiur sav that no argu
ment will avuil ; tnat if Geni-rn ! Weaver
littoH an Imprudent word hu will bo killed ,
antl that all iho consul vnllva people In Pit-
lasld onr.not prevent It. They urpo ihnt the
onlv safety UPS In successfully ttruhiR
Weaver not to illl his nppumtmont. The
slate domouratlc commlttao are niuoh uls-
turbod over the siiuutlon.
( WlLTf Or E3lUEXXtK3lKXr ,
Knd of tlui runiiiiiH U limator Trial nt
Mciidvlllc , IM.
MCAUVIM.U , Pa. , Oot. (5. 'Iho jury hi the
embezzlement charges against the Dclamators
this raorniup returacd a verdict of guilty as
to lion. Ucorga W. Dolamatcr ; not
Bulky ns to the others. A now
trial will Do applied for und
the legality of Iho aot of 183'J ' will be ques
tioned. Defendant was state senator nmuy
> cnrs ago , and republican vandlujilo for
governor In Ib'JO ' , when Pattlson was
elected. The oinbu-.zionicnt uliar us were
iho outgrowth of Iho failure of the Lcla-
malor bRDlc In December , 1S9J.
't'he churu'o upon xvhlcn ox-Senator Dola-
tnalci1 was convlclod was staiutory oinbei-
zlcinont ; that Is. the linn roucivcd deposits ,
knowing themselves lo bo insolvent. Since
the election of Governor Paulson nnd the
Moadvillo Oiink failure , Mr , OeorpoW. Oela-
tnaler has been practicing law nt Seattle , in
the stale of Uashlnston. ana II is said ho
was likely to become prominent in politics
on iho Pacilic coast. Ho has boon talked offer
for concrrcss. Tbo penalty as llxcd IB not
less than iho sum of money cmbcz7led and
imprisonment in the penitentiary not less
than ono year nor nioro than six yours in
solitary contiiioniunt und at hard labor.
Kuwait's .so.V
Ho Meetn Ills Doiitll In n Wreck < in tlio MU-
Houri I'ltvillo Itnllroail.
COUNCIL GIIOVB , Kan. , Oct. 0. Charles
Peffor , the oldest 3on of United States Sen
ator Paftor , was killed In a freight wreck at
an early hour ibis morning ou the Missouri
Pacific railroad near Gypsum CltyilJty milfs
west of this iplaco. The train , a heavily
loaded freight , ran through a bridge which
bad been burned. The locomotive dashed
through the opening and eleven freight cars
piled on top of It. PulTor was tha engineer.
lls fireman also perished iu the wreck.
offer wus : H years old. He lived at Coun
cil Grove und leaves il wlfo and three chil
dren. Senator Peffor'was in Kansas City
10 sneak at iho fair this afternoon but can
celed the data upon hearing of his son's
death mid came licre'iinmodi.ilely.
rK'x Smuitu Mirnlllr.intly Sllfiit.
LONDON' , OclO. The Berlin correspondent
of Ihe Cuioniclo says : The Hamburij senate
has potyot replied lo the grnvo charco made
against It D.v Mr. Burite , the Uniiod States
vice consul at Hamburg , ot issuing clean
bills of health to steamers bound for Ameri
can ports aflor the city had boon ofllciall ;
declared to bo Infected with cholera.
More ) Minors' lloillci Kct'nvcrrd.
IUOSWOOP , Mich. , Oct. 0. The bodies of
.hroe moro of the mctn entombed in Iho Nor-
rie mine were recovered early luis morning.
They have been identified as Asalk Densham ,
Adolpb Blutuqulst and Herman Erickson.
Two more lie buried under the debris , the
search for which stilt goes on.
Kobbed nil
Ernnsellst Boyer is in a position to testify
that there Is no tlmo , place nor thing too
sacred for the Omaha sneak thief. Ho had
his silk umbrella with htm at the revival
.services at thu First Christian church last
night and It disappeared.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste , and acta
ently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
? jiver and Bowels , cleanses tlio sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevcra and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of ita kind ever proi
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptahlo to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly heneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeahlosuhstances , its
manyexccllentqualitiescommendit
to ail and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75o
"bottles , hy nil leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one wno wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO , ,
BAN FRAMOI800 , OAI * .
Y. NEW YORK. 7 * 7T
I'roposula fur Mhrury minding.
Scaled proposals will bo received bv Lewis 8
Ileud , president of the Hoard of Directors o
the Omaha public library , at the .N'ebraBki
National bank , In the city or Omaha , until'
o'olock p. m. Tlmridny , Outobor 13. lb' ) ' . ' , for tin
eroctlon and coinuletlon of athree-storr uac
basoroeut Uro proof library bulldlnic it thi
louthenst coruor of lUth and llarney utrouts
Omahn , In accordance witu pUus and spcolll
cations on fllo In the ofllce of Wallior & Kimball -
ball , arahltoctt. room W3 McOaeuo buUdlui.
Each bid must be accompanied br a cortlflec
check for 81,000 , payable to the order of thi
president of the board ot tbo Omaha publli
library.
The board reierrei the right to reject anj o :
all bldi.
By order of the Board of Director * of thi
Omaha uubllollhrary , Witxuu B. UUHTIS.
A Friend
Wishes to speak through the ltyister < \
the beneficial results he lias received
from ft regular use of Ayer's IMIls ,
He says ; "I was feeling sick and tlreil
and my stomach seemed all out of order.
I tried a mimbrr of remedies , hut none
sccmc'd to give mo relict until I Mas In-
dticcd to try the old reliable A > cr'.s
1'ills. I have taken only one box , but I
feel llko a nu\v man , I think thuy am
the most pleasant and easy to take of
anything I over used , Irclng so finely
sugar-coated that even n child will tak < i
them. 1 urge upon nil who are
of n laxattvo to try Ayor's Pills. "
Uonthbay ( Mo. ) ( llcgifter.
"Hetwron the IIROS of llvo and fifteen ,
I was troubled with B kind of salt ,
rheum , or eruption , cliiclly confined to
the legs , and especially to the bend of
the knee above the calf. Here , intmliif ;
sores formed which would scab over ,
but Mould break Initui'dlatel.v on mov
ing the ICR. My mother tiled every'
thing she could think of , but nil was
\\lthoitt avail. Although a child , 1 lead
in the impels about thobcnollcinl effects
of Aycr'H Pills , mid persuaded in > moth
er to let mi > try them. With no great
faith in the result , she ptocuicd
and I began to use them , and soon
noticed nn improvement. ICncouragcd
by this , 1 kept on till t took two boxes ,
wlioh the sores disappeared and have
never troubled me since. " II.liiptnan ,
Heal Estate. Agent , Hoaiioke , Va.
"I suffered for ycais fiom stomach
and kidney troubles- , causing very severe
pains in various parts of the body. None
of the remedies I tried afforded mo any
re''ef ' until I began taking Ayer's Pills ,
and waa cured. " Win. Ooildaid , Notary
Public , Flvo Lakes , Mich.
1'rcjiarcd by Dr. .1,0. Ayer&fo. , Lowell , Man.
Bo'd ' by UrnggUlH llAcryuhnc.
Effectiva
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IN
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witli stamp.
cor , 14th and Douglas.
TO HANNAH JAMHS :
You are hereby notified that the nnilor-
slKUOd , tlireo Ujsliitornstod fiooliolclcirs of the
city of Oinalm. bavo boon duly appointed by
the mayor , with Iho approval of tlio city coun
cil of uald nlty. to usbusi tlio ilaniu''n to iho
owners ruspeutlvoly of the piouurly duuliiroil
by orilltr.nii'o nocussarv tohu aunroprlatnd
for thu Hie of sain olty , for the puriioio of ox-
tamllim I'lfty-llrsl sln-ot from tlio i.nrtb line
of lllnieliuiiKh A , I'atlL'rbon'B uilUltlon to
Lonvonworth struct ,
You are further notified that , having ao-
copied nald appointment , ami duly iiiuillllud
nareqmiod by law , HO will , on tbu 1'JHi d iy of
October , A , I ) . lb'r _ > , ul tlio hour of 10 o'ulnulc In
the forenoon ut thoollluo of Hhnvor&o'jjona- '
lioo , I40i Karnain Ntruut. within thn corporate
lliiutii of said city , inont for the iiurio.so ] of
considering and inuklrm the iisscssniont of
dtiiimuo to Iho ownerfl rcspoctlvcily of sulu
Iirojiorty by lonson ot snub taking and appro
priation thuruof , talLuK Into coiislilera\loii
spoolal bonoflu , If any.
The property belotiKlnu to you , proposed to
be appropriated ns uforcsald , and which liuu
boon dee uicd nocossiiry by the council , byor-
illiiaiiec. to apliroprluto to the use of the city ,
boliiK altiiutu In said olty ol Oinuim , In the
county ot Doiiulna and stnto of Neliraslfa , U
described as follow , to-wll ! Thu oust twen-
ty-llvo foot of lot ono , block three , In Illmo-
biuuh't ! addition
You tire notlllod tobo jircsent nt the time
and place nfornsald nnd iniiko any olijectloii'5
to or BlulumentH concerning unld prone > od up-
prourlutlon or assessniont of ( IniiinKcs us you
may consider proper. \ \ . U. hi I. Ul \ I' ' It ,
H. \ . ( 'I llbt'Iii
JAS. faTUUKDAI'E.
Oui'ii. 1il ) il 'I ' . hid'JOt
lor llUtrlcl ( iiadlnj ; lloniU.
Sonlod bids , mar I ; ( id I'rojiosala for ( llntrlol
KradliiK bonds , will to received ut the oflluo ol
tlieUity Truiauror. Oroiiha , NoU , up to 13
o'clock noon , of the lOth day of October. It/- * ' ' ,
for the uurclmnoof JM.OiKJ.OJ District Uradliu
Jlondsof thoclty of Oinuhu , NoU.
rtalU bonds arodated biiptumborlet \ , liiiu
are payable In from ono to nine yuarj after
thednto tluueof , In donomlnationu of il.OjOO :
and tiiO.tOeauh , with Interest nt the rule of 5
pur cent per annum payable luml-iiniiually.
I'rlnolpal and Interest payable at KounUe
Iro8. ) , Now York.
t7,500.oa of District No. 37.
i5.000.uOof District No. IT.
irj.OW.OOof JJlstrlotNo. 19.
Kach bid rauBl. ttute prloo and amount
BOtieht for and Include aocruod Interest to
date of delivery M Om bu. Nob. ' 1 ho rl ht Is
reserved to reject nnr and all bids. Isiued
underohttrterpoHdrofottluiof the motropol-
Ituu class and urdloancu No. 'JffAuprovud
AUtU ( t ' 'ItB , 1691 , HKMIlVllOLLN.
Tr iur r ,
1 SUITS
Df clothes all sacks all made of the * same
cind of goods all ono color all cut alike all
trimmed alike all lined alike all made alike
go on sale in our mammoth men's suit clopart-
nent today all at the one uniform price of ten
dollars and fifty cents a suit which we believe
to be the best value ever given by any clothing
concern in this country. These" suits are all
wool They are made of as honest a piece "oT
cassimere as ever came from a loom. They
are cut to fit to perfection. They are
made thoroughly-- the linings being
triple stitched. The color is a dressy
dajrj gray. The sizes are from 34 to 44. These1
suits are wovth fifteen dollars. They are worth
t in our store. They are worth it on your
sack in your office in your workshop in
, he street. They are worth it every day in the
week and Sunday too and have never been
sold for loss. We had them made for a purpose
and that purpose .was to start October"busT
less with a- rush to start a thousand men
Balking about us to advertise to emphasize
still more the NebraskaTs woi\derfur prices FT
you're a farmer in the "shocking" business of
'cultivating corn or "cultivating votes" for
governor if you're a lawyer in good standing
or "lie"-ing either ] if you're a banker clip
ping coupons or a cashier with a longing for
Canadian society if you're a man , and wear
clothes these are the very suits for your busi
ness , and you never had an opportnnity to try
as good a suit in all your life for the money as
these suits which , we offer today at the re
markable price of
Yon can rerttioo your ivdKht from ten
to tvi'dtilypounilH a month , iillioitic , with
out Btnivlug , at iCR'onublo coit by the USD ol
Dr. Clarke's Horns Treatment ,
perfected In many jcurs practice , causes no
HlcliiicHsnr injiiry to the licnKli , Is highly
indorsed. Send for proofs and tcEtlmonlals.
DR. F. B. CLARKE ,
P. O. Drawer l : t. Chicago , III
WAXTED.
INTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM
16th and Howard Streets ,
BOltoomsfor IMUrnls. OMAHA , tIEB ,
I'or tlio treatment of
Chronic , Private ! Nervous Diseases ,
MALE AND FEMALE.
LMIcs , Fistula , Fissure and Stric
ture of tlio Kcctum permanent
ly cured without the tisc of Knife ,
Ligature or Caubtic.
Enclose ( . In stamps nnd nur 107 page TIOOIC
on D1SKAHES nnd UiuMInn lllunks ,
will bo UAllTKIl KKEK.
IKTKHNATIOXAT , SANITAIUOH ,
Kth and Howard Sts. , Omaha , Nob.
W. 0. MAXwr.i.i , , M , I ) . , 1'ri's , a > iuu ai. i.ip.r.
Save Your Evesteht
Eyes tested free tiyan n.SI'CIlT OlMMOIVN
1'orfect adJuHtinent. hiiporlor lomnj. Norv-
ouslinailaclu ) cured by usln ; our Spool loiei
and lCydjl b ! > Oj 1'ilcui low for llr-il , clan
goods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO ,
IMS. ICthSt.GYolsrlitoa HlUjJjc _
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , B. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , NEB
Capitol . T..7. . . . $100,001) )
Surnlus .
Officers nnrt Dlroclors IU > nrj W. Valoi , president
i'roV . 'i'clil ' .l LTl'ii1..1 ' . , ' ta , . ! J.rioii.8 X
The
Latest
CHICAGO STATIONERY
Nothing
Better.
Our Writing-paper and Envelopes ; Wedding
Invitations ; Keceplion Cards are sent ,
nt reasonable prices , anywhere in the
United States. Send for samples.
KETOALF STATIONERY COMPANY ,
lUte Cnlib's IJIirkrr Co. )
lj6 Wdt.uh A\e. , Chlcajju.
11 - * * -
Thoabovo brands ot irlovos lor sale by
The Boston Store
N. W. Cor. 1 th an I DourlassSt [
Omihi
EiasticStockings ,
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
WatcrSott/sj.
| | | | Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Medical Supptiev ,
ALOE & PBNFiILD ,
1 US. 15th St. ,
Kcxl to Postoflfcc.
ARE TROUBLING YOU !
U'oil riiino Mini luitii tlifin ( ixiiriilni'il br uiir untl-
rliin I iiwiif I InirJi' iinil ir iii < i < i > imury , IIIIH.I . nllh n
pulrof nnr riiinri : : ll'.N HI'Kl'TAC l.HSur KVM
( Jl.AhHKtt Iho bfxl in tliu urnl If you iln not
IILUI ! ulit H no Hill lollmi no iinil uilvUaruu lul
In Ho IIIU.II XI'RITACI.KS or I3VIJ ( II.AHSKH
KIIO.M H 1)1 * h'I'KI.'l. SI'WJI'ACI.Iil OH KVH
OI.Al-M.S rilll.M II l-'T I'lulii , miiiikililuu ut
lilto nlusn > lur inulvutliiK tliu ) U'irom Ulo
p.'tlr up
Co.
. ,
J jwelers and Opticians.
Farnam an I I5tli Streets , 0 mail a
Dtt W , R , BAILEY
TcctliKlllod With
out 1'uln D/
tlio I.iitcst
In cut ! on ,
TKCTH I.XTKAOTKH Wtl'lIOlH' I'AIS Oil
n\Mnu ;
AIM11binor ? TKCPII ON HIJJIUKII KOU
> n ou ,
1'crfcct fit smraiitepil. Tooth uxtractod la
thn iniirnlni ; . uu onus Inserted ID ovuiilng
of sitiiio duy.
Hco biii'dinona ( if Hoiiiovuhln llrldico.
Boo Bpuclinon'i of l''loxlbln Kliiutlo 1'luta
All winl > wurr.tnt'id a ruprujDntud ,
( ; illce , llilid Kicnir , I'.ixton Hloc'c.
UW > , Kltli sin I I'anmi SU
Tuko Kloviitor or Hftlrway ( rum lOtli
Hlruut l.ntranco.
0SEPH GILLOTfS"
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889 ,
THE M08T PERFECT OF PEH3- ,
