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2 irE OMAHA DAILY 1JKK : . EDNES'OAY , OCTOBER 12 , 1892.
IT IS NOW IN TANGIBLE FORM
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Eaport of the Special Council Oommitteo
on the Union Depot
BASIS OF A PROPOSED AGREEMENT
ConconMntiR to llo Mnilo by the Jtnllrond
Companies nnil the City Tlio Com-
inlttf < ) ' Itnporl Adopted An
other Veto Overruled.
The city council pot tOROthcr last nlht (
end when It adjourned It hail the unlou depot
qucitlon in tan lnta lorni.
This was brought about by the report ol
the special committee , of which iho follow-
inff named Kontlomon were members : Chair
man , Sol I'rlnce , Alossrs. Munro , Bdwanls ,
Davis , Lowrj , City Attorney Connell nncl
Engineer Koscwator. The report was this :
Coiiimlllcn llcpnrt.
Mil. t'riKxitiKST : Your special comtnlttoo
appointed u > confer with tha mniiniruriof tnu
railway companies with rufcronoo to thu ourlv
cumplutliiM of the union ilepol , respectfully
roimrltlint thov Imvo IniU huxtiral InlervlowM
mid mcctliiKt with tlm represent dives of thu
Union 1'uoillc Hallway coniyuny. lliu lliirlliiR-
tnn fc. Missouri Itlvor Uatliuad company uiul
the Union Depot company , and toictl.or with
thu clly ullurnov iinil city unRlnrer havu
made , received and considered pioposltlons ,
Mild that us the result of Slid action a lln.il
p i. in of bottlcmcnt him been lutrcoil upon , sub
j ect to the Hiuimvnl of thu council und niuyor ,
which Is us to lows :
I'olniB of sotttiMiiont bolwucn iho oltv of
Omali.i iintl thu Union i'uciflc K.illway coin-
) iiny : nnd tlm Tnlon Depot eomp my :
First The I'mnii 1'aclllu Uiiitiy company
mid thu I'tilon Depot eomp my icieuso and
rnllnqiilsh to thu city tlm ti.r > .un of viaduct
bonds votuil iindcrordln.inru No. " ' ' 'J. '
fcoeondTho Union I'aclllu Itailwuv com
pany shall remise. ruloiiso and iiilt | c aim In
the olty of Omaha thn land now known : o
the \Vlnspoar trlaiiKle. " with tlio n-'ciotluns
there to , uM-uut llsi 100 feut iight-of-wity tu
Kast Omaha.
Third The I'nlon I'ncinu Hallway company
Rlmll romtst' . reluato and unit claim to thu
city of Omaha bloeK" L , M , N , O and I' In the
city of Omahii , together with all tlo aeero-
tlons toualil liIocUi.
rourtli The Union I'aclflo Hallway com
pany snail remise , lolousn mid quit claim to
the ultv of Omaha any and all rlisht. tillooi
Interest that it may liavo aciiulicd lunndtc
that portion of I'imrtnoiithstrei't Inthooltyol
Omaha lylnis south of lliosonlh Him of llnrl
Ntrcut , except the rlKhllo maintain its tracks
across Kourtccnlhtmuotat ornuar Marcy and
Mason Htrecls
Fifth 'Iho Union 1'acldo Kallw.iy company
Is to tii lo up mid lemovo from blocks I. . M. N ,
0 and I1 all the truck * by It liurctofuro eon-
Htruutod on nalil blocks. The said company
'will ' also take up from KlKhtli street thu tracl <
built by It , extending from near tlio northeast
corner of block I'l to near the sontlineit corner -
nor of hlocK M , no us to leave said Klghlli
street f rco from tracks at said point.
bl.xtli The Union Depot conip my shall at
once , upon tlm completion of thu pioposed ar
rangements , and without delay , lecominciici
the construct. on of the union deput at Oniah :
null In peed faith prosecute thn union ( icpol
V3 complntlon with all pr.ictlcalilo speed , ad.
boring aenor.illy and NtibstHiitlally to tin
plans for tlm construction thereof asshown bj
the plaiiB inado by MCSMS. Van llrunt &
Howe , and under which a portion of the worli
on said union depot has already been done
with the exception of tlio tower , which Is to be
remodeled by said aiohltecls.
Seventh 'I ho Union 1'acllic Hallway company -
pany also acreo-i to surrender to thu oltv foi
cancollat on the unpaid warrants Issued to It
for money ad vi.ncud tor payment of dunrnzp1
on account of the construction of thu Tentl
treot viaduct , such unp.ild warrants amount
! UK to about M.IHW : nnd also acrees to ro.oabi
the olty from nil claim or demand for mono )
l > y It advanced and paid by thu city as dam
ages to properly owners on account or tin
construction of said viaduct , amounting ti
about 810,00 ) : the city lr > return for the pur
Iiosu of cancellation tho'nnpald checks of sak
company , the payment of whicn wasonjolnt"
by the court , and which amount to aboil
SfOOvX ) .
Oil the CltyM I'iirt.
bn the nnrt of the clly , In addition to stir
rendering said chucks for cancellation. : i ( loci
Is to bo executed by the city to the Union I'a
clllo Hallway company , convoying Its rlclit
title nnd Interest ; to the ground describe , ! h
the deed of Alvln Haiinders trustee , Inclnd
1 n 7 lot % block 2aii and that per Ion ot Tout !
street under the vlaductsonth of tlio uromlse
owned by Mcdavock , forimirly known a
Hell's druR. store , such deed to bocondltionoi
that thu H.iiil ground shall ho used only to
depot and railway purposes. Tlio city 1
also to convey by deed ot quit claln
the lots heretofore conveyed by Its dcou >
toRothor with the streets and alloys wlthli
the Union I'.u-lllu railway shop RioundH am
.istward to Kl'-luli street , loavln :
Eighth Htroet open as agreed upon bv sail
railway comp.iny. Thu city In addition Is ti
release the Union I'aclflo Unlhtav compaii ;
and the Union Depot company from the twi
bonds rorjulrcd to no Riven by the provision
of mild ordinancu No. ? M ) .
The forcsoinj ; substantially covers what I
proposed totween the cltvot Om.ih.i and th
Union 1'nclllu Hallway company.
For the mom full protection ot thu city , am
to enable any r.illway comp'iny dosirlns I
construct a brldgo ut or near O.issstreot ted
no , your commltleu suggest lhatau addition ; !
CQndltlon , .so far as said O.ibs Ntrcut Is con
Cornell , bo Insulted \vneraby thu e'ty woul
HIITO thu rluht to allow any railway com
liany constructing a brldRO at or no < i
htich point to uo over iho traeUB , hulidlnus o
Impiovoinontsot the Unlun I'aelllo Kallwa ,
company and to havu thu rluht to construe
at suitable points on said ( . 'ass street the plur
or supports nucchsiry to maUesuch crosslm
This , your comm.tiou Is advised , the Unlu
1'aelllo Is willing to do.
Youreommlttcu bollovcs that thn propose
Buttlumcnt Is one j > roatiy In the Interest c
thu city , as wull as beneficial to the Union I'a
olllu Hallway company , and In v.ow otili
f ant that such .soltiumcnl In much to bo do
elred on the irirt of thu oltv. your commlue
recommend thu same and submits thu prj
posed proposition for hueli consideration an
uctlon as thocounoll and mayor may doci
proper , subject to the disposal of ooiidln ? ID
junction suits.
Your committee further recommend thn
thu olty attorney and olty enclneor propur
the doudB und iiapert , neccssaiy to carry on
the , proposed boulomunt , and that the due
convoylnt ! streotH , alloys and lots tor she
pronnilB bo conditioned , that ihosaino Him
bo used und occupied as shop grounds , th
city reserving thu rlxht to construct sonui
when necessary through any stieuts nut 01
cnnlod by bulldhiKs.
our committee further recommends thn
the city attoriiny and cliy unsjlnoor propar
all such pa per j and ( locus at the o.irllottiiii
liructhiable , and upon thu same holn < : ai
lirovud by thu Union PacificlUllway com
pany , report thu aiimo to thu city council to
illicit further aollun as may I o nocc-nary ,
All , IH.IS : | IT Alonii Olijecteil.
Mr. Howcll moved that the report I
adopted.
Mr. Elsassor wanted to wait u while. H
enld there wus r.o use of railroading the
Uir tbroiiRh , It hud been before iho counc
forulRhtcen monllm and there wa < i no use n
any undue Itnsto. llo dla no * , want
draiyu up and have thorn luiookod out
Ho did not Icnow whether the as
would suit tlioni nnd his constltunnts. Tli
council should adjourn und consider the ma
tar at u clti/ens' innotint" .
Mr. I'rinoo suld that the document wt
only tbo report of the committee , and tin
that oommitlPO Imd dona its duty.
Mr , I o wry ramnrucd that the rnllwn
oainpauy bad uiaao every conucsjioii ualto
of It.Mr
Mr , Dcchcl said that the time to have th
cnlzciiR' meetlnp ; wus wlion the ngrecmoi
wn rondy for oxeoutlon ,
The report of the special committee wr
adopted , Mr , ICUaesur voting "DO. "
Vutueil the KetKliuin Hill.
f > \nyov \ BemU vetoed that portion of tt
upproprla'lon ordlnnnno contnlnltiK the Itoi
f24,470,5t ) , thn amount of the Kotclmm FJI
nlluro compauv's bill for the furnltui
placed in the city ball. In support of it
veto , ho wrote this letter to the council :
I have the honor to report that I Imvo aj
proved the uoiu-r.il appropriation ordlnaiK
No. M except the Itomln favor of the Koteha
1'Mrnlturu company for * JU7U.5) ) , wjiiuli 1 v
teed for the icioon that , tiiklu r Into couslde
. ntlon tbo prices ulliinqd for this furntluio i
provided by ihu contract. 1 am unnhiu to sa
Isfy inysulf ( hut thu tocnrins of s ild contra
vrua not the result of fraud , 1 am therofo
forced to conulndo that the only prouur wt
for determining thu amount duo tlio Kutchu
I'urnlturoeo upany U to ullow Ihucoiirlb
luibs upon thu validity of Ihu contract.
Notwithstanding Unit this bill amounts
over ttl.OJO. only a u.irt of the olllces In tl
oily hall aru provided vrilh furniture. TI
olllcei ot the II ro und police commU-ilo
Hoard of Health , board of nark uummlssloi
or 3 , assistant city attorney und a nn in tier
ether olllcoj are "till without furniture.
would hoe m to mo that It the contract hi
been honestly secured iun1 thueltv had bei
properly renrejeiited that for thU sum
money use Ilk-lent amount of furn lumcou
have boon Doomed to havu buppllod all tl
olllces In the building.
* o far as the. examination of the furnltu
delivered Is uoncernul.it Iris ut > t been mai
byoxports or pefiom h ivlu , ' suooUl Knov
udKowlth rcfuronco to tiirnlturo. I belle
that such an examination shoula hare be
laudu before Him I uayinontaf tlio bill ,
Tnerova no debate , and tbc bill wai o
dorod pnld notwithstanding the veto. Thoio
who votca to pay tbo bill were Back , Bur-
tltsb , Coiiway , Edwards , tilsussor. Howcll ,
Lowry , McLoano , 1'flnco , Bpocbt , IStcol nna
Tuttle I'J. Tbo mon who thoueht that It
should not t > o paid were IJochcl , Jacobson ,
Munro and I'roslilcnt. Uavls 1. Absent nnd
not voting , llruncr and Cbaffco 2 ,
Thomas N.urray and others protested
against the paving of Seventeenth straot ,
from Hnrnoy to Howard street ,
The ess Inspector was given n ten clays'
loavoof absence.
Thn resolution to take $2,000 from the con-
oral fund and place it In the crosawalK fund ,
mot with n defeat.
In response to a communication . \V.
Ulniated , manager of the Western Union
Tologr.iph compiny , wrote that ho could
not place a scll-wlndliiH clock In the tower
of the cltj nail , as his coaipany did not
handle that Id ml of ulocxs.
A stnndln ; ; desk wns ordered for the coun
cil ctiambor , for thu benefit of the rending
clerk.
The Western Union Telegraph comnnny
wns pratito'j ' authnrlty to put In now tele-
crnph poles ulong farnam , from Thirteenth
street to tnocltv hall.
The cradln ? of Twenty-second slrcot , from
Nicholas to Clark street , was ordoi-nd.
The Chicago. St. l' ul , Minneapolis St
Omaha Kill road company protested n nlnst
the pavlnc of CJraco street over Its right-of-
way. This was rofdrrod.
The hucksters nnd trardnors were plotted
up nna removed from their t nil on the east
end of Farnam street. ThU tlmo thov wcro
located on Tenth street between Dodge
ntreot and Capitol nvonuo und on Dodge
street between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Appraisers reported Srt.UOO damages , re-
sultlni ; from tlio proposed opening of
Twenty-sixth street , Jrom Nelson's sub
division to Caldwcll street.
Thu report was recommitted that a waiver
of damages might bo secured.
ix-Sldo\vilk : ; Insprctor Wilson' * 1'ny.
Ex-SldewnlK Inspector \Vllson's pay roll
was called up nijaln. At n former session ,
Wilson claimed twenty-two days n.iy nt fll
per day. The Hoard of Puullo Works re
ported that Wilson had worked fourteen
dnys and was entitled to but 511) ) for his
services. This amount bo was allowed last
night.
The council decided that in the resident
districts outside'ot the lire llmlta , property
owners could lav stone wnlk , two. or two
nnd one-half Inches thick , Instead of urlclc ,
or tile , If they so desired.
The committee on sidewalks found that
Ernest , Sluut had wilfully nnd maliciously
torn nwav the stone stops In front of the
property of 0. P. lilrkot on Mason near
Tenth street.
An ordinance fixing a license of { T5 to bo
piid by any party bringing produce to the
city In c.ir load lots nud rotaillni ; it from
salu cars \vni introduced and road twice.
The ordinance ) ordering tbo grading of
Arbor street from Eleventh to Slxteunth
streets wns passed. The grading of this
street is for thn purpose of putting tbo street
in such a condition that the Thirteenth street
car line may run around the loop and con
nect with the South Omaha line at Sixteenth
aud Vlnton streets.
XA TIw.v i ; , ; .I.UUK
Ilostun Starts InrTiru Ag.Un , lint Slips Up
on Ono ol ' 1 bcin.
NKwYouit , Oct. V ! . The championship
icnsoti was brought , to n.i end in Brooklyn
.oday by the Urooklyn nna Boston teams
playing two games , each wlnningono. Seoro :
trooklyn 0 0100002 0 fj
toston 0 001VJ100 * 4
lilts : Itrooklyn , 8 ; Huston , 7. Krrors :
I roklyn. 1 ; lloston , 1. Karnud runs : llrouk-
vn , ; i ; liostnn , a. Hatterlus : Haddock and
) nlv : Nichols and Ganzul ,
Second game :
Brooklyn 4 2 2 1 0 C
Hoston" 0 2 0 0 0
lilts : Hronklvn , 12 ; Hoston , \ Krrors :
Irouklyn. I ; Iknton. l. Eat nud runs : Hroon-
vn. ,1 : Hoston , - ' . H.itterlos : Kunnudy aud
Daly ; i-tlvutUund Gatizol.
Itronns roiuuled Out Ono.
ST. Lot-is , Mo. , Oct. 11. The Louisvillos
were defeated today by the Browns in a game
marked by clean hitting and brilliant Held'
ing. Attendance , 70J. Score :
St. Louis 2 04 10000 * ' ,
houlsvlllu 200UU3UO 1 I
Mils : St. Louis. 17 : Louisville , 0. Krrors ;
St. Louis. ( I : Lotiisvllto. a. K irnnd runs : Kt
Louis , 'i. H.itlurlus : llrclloiibleiu mill IJuck'
'oy Stratum and Murrltt.
Jonahs 1'nlleil Up In tlio Ninth.
PnT.siiuiia. Pa , Oct. 11. Pittshurg tied th <
score in the nintn inninir. The ganio will be
played oft tomoriow. AltendunccSOO. Score ;
I'ltlslmrs 0 0 0 1 0 o 0 o II- ;
aiuvuiund 1000000 : to 4
lilts : I'lttsburz. 9 ; Cleveland , fi. Krrors :
I'lttshurir , u : Uiovu'nnd ' , 4. learned inns ;
Plttsliunr. : i : Uluvuiand , 2. Hatterlos : Torrj
und Muu ; < ; C'lnrkson and X-lmmer.
lltulcs Down tlio Smmtnr.H.
Piiii.\iiii.i > in.Pa. . , Oct. 11. Philndolphir
defeated Washington this afternoon by bo'ttoi
batting. Game called on account of dark
ness. Attendance U'JS. ' Score :
Washlnston 1 : i 0 0 00
I'hdadolphla 022 1 20 '
Mils : Washington , n : 1'hlladolphln , II. I > .
r.s ; Wasliln lon , 2 : 1'liil iilulphia. 2. Karnei
runs : \Vashlnion. I : I'hlliidulnhl-i. I. Hat-
torles : Klllen and McUuIroj wuylilng am
Ulumenla.
Orioles still Very i : ' ny.
Nr.w YOHK. Oct. 11 Tbo Now Voric lean
had nn easy time of it defeating the Haiti
nioros today. Attondnnci'-103. ( Jamo callei
on account of darkness , bcoro :
Now York
Haltlmoro 00000 4
lilts : Now York. 8 : Haltlmoro , : i. Krrors ;
Now York , - ' ! Haltlmoru. : i. Kirnoil runs
Now York , I. H.itterlos : iluslo and Doyle ;
hmitt and Robinson ,
Undo .Scratches Out Onn.
CINCINNATI , O. , Oct. 11. I'oor floldlng b'
the Ueds more than offset their good bat
tlngundChicago won. Attendance , fi'JO. ' Score
Cincinnati 200002000-
ChlcaKO 2 0 0 2 0 U 1 0 U
lilts : Cincinnati. 12 ; ChleiiBO.0. Krrors : CIn
nlnimtl. f > : ( Jhluago. 1. Karnud runs : Ulnclu
rail. L's Clilcii-'O. I. Hatlerlus : Uhniuborluli
nnd Vaiigh : Lnby und Kltlrcdgo.
tbo TU.IMU.
Ueinoi-riitle Xiitly ,
The dumncrats of South Omaha had a rail ,
and lorolilulii procession lust evening , Th
torchllRht , procession was an Imposing spec
taclo. Just lliirty-tbroo men and boys bor
torches nnd carried banners aloft. A
Ilium's hall , whora. the speaking was to h
held , n few nl tlio faithful cont'rouatcd , bu
the numoer was smell and the enthusiast
was less iiollcaablo. Juago iJoane und lion
\Vurren Hwitzlor were iho principal bpeaUer ;
I'XlitiliX.l / < I'.lli.HUt.l I'll.t ,
lion. Church IIowo of Nomaha county wa
In Ibo cily lust night
Miss Josophlno Urady has returned from
week's vUit In Chicago.
Hcooti 1. Illnman , nn ox-domoerat of Nortl
Plattu , it ) ut thu 1'axtou.
John M. Thomas , W , A. Miles and C , I !
May ot Columbus ate ut the I'axton.
F. K. Hill of iho Sunbiiry , I'a. , America
WHS a culler ai TUB llir : ollloa last nlehl.
I'rof. AI Pardon nnd Ur. Uaudwon huv
eono lo Honey Croak for u woflU'u listilng.
Senator 1'addooU came in from Doatrlca t
mid night and is donnucilod at the Mercer.
Charles H. Ulrleb , edllor of Ibo Odd Fel
lowsSlflliifs of I'ulladelpbia , PH. , u tlgh
ROUIIIR tu Omaha.
U. B. Doran , the editor of the Yalpavala
Visitor nud llraluard Bugle , Is Iu town lool <
Ing over thu situation ,
.Indue Clcorno W. Ambrose went to Do ;
Molnes ycfttorduy afternoon lo atload it
Iowa HUpru.Muuourisosslous.
Major Henry Huoss of Denver nnd Mr. 1
Ilofmaun of Cheyenne are the RUOSIS nf M
( ieoi-pu ICruionrouto from tbo V'ollo
Prophets celebration to their liomoj.
MKVV Viiuic. OBI , il. [ Special Tolearora I
TUB nijuOmaha ! : D. M. Curler , \Viui
her ; M. CollliiB , llroadwuy Central ; Mis
Kountto , Pluzt ; L. Ulttlneor , Alboroarlo h
tel ; E. liraudor , Plaza botcl.
Ciucuuo. III. , Got. It. [ Special Tologra
to TUB BB. | Tbo following NobrasKui
roRisterol bore today : Grand Paoltlo Bi
ory A. Cobb , J. T , Mulr , A. B. Hunito
Omaha ; C. L. Alger , Lincoln. Audltoriu
H. U. Outoalt , J. M. Tyler , Lincoln. Tr
mom J. l ) , MHIOUP , p. u. Wlliou , Omah
Palmer-H. B. Uallou , Omaha.
1IMVW1MO riTfPI OOnTI 11 t i 1 V
WAiNES SUCCESSI'UL ' RALli
Senator Mandersou's Tacts and Figures
Thoroughly Apprioiated ,
CROWDED THE HALL TO OVERFLOWING
Mii.lor ViilrnllnoVnrinly Orcctod .
Crounno anil tlnniiriil Van IVyck
Moot In ilolnt Drliato nt
llrolum lMv.
WITXP , Neb. , Oct. II. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : UBS.I Wayne Is a blaze of re
publican enthusiasm tonight. In splto of the
fact th&t the clubs from tlartington and
Ponder failed to put tu uti nppo.ir.inco.
tjunntor Mauaorson , accompanied by Major
Valentine , arrived on the ovenlng train ,
and wns mot by the Wayne cornet band
nnd n delegation ot republicans In carriages ,
nnd driven aoout the city. At 8
o'clock a lorchllgut parade , hojdea by the
Wnyna band , formed at the depot , nnd 150
men bearing torches proceeded up M > iln
street to tbo opera house. A brilliant dls
play ot ilrowork * tools place dunnc the
parade , and cboor after cheer rent the air.
It was impossible to iret such a crowd lute
the operA house , which was crowded , nnd
ninny were unable to gain admittance. Over
1'JOU people listened to nn able address oy
Sunatcir Mundersoii , who p.Ud n handsome
tribute to the growth ot ttio city , which at
the prcsoiit rate , ho thought , would soon
succeed Fremont. The speaker also paid a
ulowmc triuilo to the great commonwealth
of Nubraskn. His araumont was ono of
facts , and at tlma.s the spcaknr appeared elo
quent , but the presentation of an Indisnutnbla
ni'iMv of statistic * werj his strong points.
Tbo policy of protoclion was discussed in
a manner that was highly satisfactory to thu
uudlonca ns was manifested by thu frequent
nppiuuso. After an exhaustive review of
the linnnclnl question and a statement of
Nebraska's resource ) aud liabilities the sen
ator closed.
The CJloo club rendered a selection , after
which Major Valentino was introduced. Ho
was listened to with close attention until a
Into hour. Republicans have reason to feel
hopeful of success In Wayne and ndjoinluc
counllos ind there Is no doubt that much
good will result from the meeting tonight.
NSn AND VAN \VYCK.
Ouster County ClU/.cim l ntorlalnoil with a
.Joint Deliatnut llroken llntv.
BKOKCN- Bow , Nob. , Oct. 11. ( Special
Telegram to Tin : Una. | The discussion be
tween Judge Croupso nnd ( Jonor.il Van Wyck
this afternoon drew a largo and enthusiastic
crowd of supporters of both candidates. Tbo
sis or seven hundred present were very
nearly equally divided , the republicans being
a few in the majority. The opening and
closing of tbo debate fell to .f udgo Urounso.
Ills nppoarauco in the hall was as upon
the stage , greeted witn hearty applause.
His oblo dcfcnso of the principles of tbo re
publican party as well ai uis demeanor and
personal bearing raado a favor.iblo iraprcs-
bion on his audionne. Hib cxooso of Van
Wyck's congressional record and land grab
bing propensities was greeted with upplause
by the republicans. General Van "Wyck
labored bard to remove the impression loft
by Juago Crounso on tlio audience , but with
out avail. Ho referred to Bovd'.s veto of tbo
Nowborry bill and askud and dtlied Crounse
to say whether ho would sign a similar bill
if passed , should ho ba elected governor ana
stated that bo ( Van Wyck ) would sign any
bill that tbo legislature would pass.
Judge Crounse , in bis reply , stated that ho
liau never read the Nowborry bill , but that
lie would not nlodco himself to slirn any bill
until no bad examined It aad. found it to DC
n the interest of tbo people ; that , if elected ,
ho would exercise the duties of his oRleu
without , fear nud In the interest of tuc
wnolo people , nnd in the interest ol
tbo people against corporations. In his
fifteen wmutes close ho worsted his opponent
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on every point he took , and was "greeietl
with round after round of upplause.
Van Wyck created the most fun lor the
audience , but Urounse made the most votes ,
SCUMMING nr.MOUKA.TS.
They Withdraw Nominees lor Klcctora In
aUniicsotu and Kmlorso 1'npulistn.
ST. PAUL , Minn. , Oct. 11. The domooratU
state central committee has withdrawn 1) . II ,
Hibbs , A. L. Saekott and James Urown froir
the electoral ticket and in their respective
places put William Meighan , Jamo Dillor
and A. S. Strombcrg. They also endorsee
A. H. Hallo way of the people's party in placi
of John U. Oswald , who resigned some timi
neo.
neo.Tho managers of the populist campaign
deny that they had a hand in any deal. Thej
say it is purely a voluntary action on th (
part ot the democrats
Chairman Uakor of the democratic stau
central committee was usiccd If the substitu
tion of the people's parly electors was the
result of n conference between hi * committee
too anil that of the people's party. He n
piled : "No , wo hnvo had no c'onforenc ,
whatever. . Tbruoof ourolectoral candidates
Messrs. Illbbs , Sackett and Oswald , ten
dorca their resignations to the r.ommitteo foi
the reason that they were connected will
national banks. Our committee then uuanl
ruouMy decided to llll thu vacancies bv sub
stltutiug the people's | arty nominees. "
d to Act us .ludgo of Klcctlon ,
Wi.sTCiir.siKii , Pa. , Oct. 11. There was !
stir in tbo Chester county courts yostirday
the cause of which was the Baker ballot law
On Friday last Judge Tboraaj Waddell ap
pointed cx-Judco Thomas S. Duller as judgi
of elections of ono of tbo now precincts it
Wostcbo.stor. In court ex-Judge Uutlor refused
fused U > serve , saying :
"I do not Intend to asbumo the responsl
uHlty of determining what some of the pro
visions of Iho ISakor ballot law may moan
Jt is , in my Judgment , the moat damunbl
plouu of legislation ever put on our statut1
books and 1 do not propose to submit mysel
to the danger of arrest and line lor th
failure to determine who Is entitled to vet
under the net. "
Thig , comliiK from a man who was but recently
contly on the bunch of Chester , has appo
rontly startled the otnor election Judges , am
it is said to bo nrobabla that many othur
wlll dcellno to servo. It is feared that dlfll
oulty will bo bad In securing enough moi
willing to servo to carrv on the election iu ul
tbo districts ,
_
Third IMrty Alun Hull * . . U , S. Miirshals.
MoxTdOMCiiv , Ala. , Oct. 11. Two Unite *
States deputy marshals today wont to Unloi
BpnngH , county seat of Ulllouk county , nn
arrested Judge Frazlor and Circuit Cour
Clerk Picton on tbo charge of violating sec
tlon KiDl revised statutes of tbo Unite
Sjtotos. Tbo state law requires tbo appoint
ment of tlireo managers of oloutlon ol differ
out politics. Tbo urrast was made becaus
of the refusal of the enlcers to appoint a Ha
prepared bv the third party leasers. Thi
urrosts created n profound sousaUon In th
'
llltio'town and a largo number ot friends at
compuulud Iho prUoncr.s to Montgomery.
Tbo arrested people say that manager
have been appointed according to the law.
Mr. IXu'li'g Oiit'HliniiH AiiKiruroil.
YOIII.Nob. . . Oct. 11. [ Spaclal Talegrui
to TUB lint. ] TnU afternoon In tbo coui
bouso occurred the joint dabato between
J. Humor and W. II , Uoch. The liousovr
crowded and both sides were very cntbusloj
tie. Mr. Halncr op nod tUq debate oy n
viewing tbo platform of tlio Omaha convoi
tlou. Mr , Uoch followud with his plans c
revolution. Mr. Halnor , in closing , unswcro
all tbo ( luojtlouaaskod by Mr. Lacu and ox
poicd bU wildcat tUororins.
( Ir.iltun Ilnpnlillcant Uiiuous ,
x. Nob. . Oct. H. [ Sponlal to Tu
Last nlgUt tha republicans bold
caucus toplauo In Domination a townslii
ticket , with the following result : Supui
visor , Daniel Kly ; assessor , O , B. Altec
treasurer , J , T. Coauoss ; clerk , W. Basse
man. Tbo ticket represent * thu sirougui
men in tbo precinct aad a portion of it , i
least , will bo elected.
South Dakota bliuil oil ISnllaU.
, S. D. , Oct. il , CoDBldorablo an :
lolylsfolt In rognrHc ) printing the ballots
under the now Aultrilllan law. Thnv must
bo printed In tm > Istnto nnd only nlno
days romnln for the work. Largo fast
presses ore few and-only ono linn in tbo
stnto has enough paper of the kind required
and it is holding off } fir bolter terms.
llotli SprnlonVrro nt Tholr Urst and
I'lriitcd l 'lrtlr rrliMHl * .
Lixcot.N , Nob. . Out , It. [ Special Tolo-
Rrnm to Tin : BKK.'p-Kully fi.OOO people
turned out tonluhftO1''hoar the closing als-
ctisslon of the isstwrf'of the campaiRn be-
Iwcen Judge Field nddi Congressman Bryan.
It was u noltcoablo fact , too , that n largo1
majority of the crowd wcro voters. Both
gctuloir.cnvoro wnrm.lv received when thov
inado tuclr appearance. Mr. Bryan
opened tbo debate by explaining hit failure
to .secure the passage of the bill reimburs
ing the people of Lincoln for ono half of
the expense Incurred in paving around
Uovonunont square In this city. Hu iniulo
every olTort mat any num could ma no , ho
9.-.UI , and only failed aflor making ihroo at
tempts.
Mr. Council hud failed to pass the
hill two years ago nnd Ii3 wanted Judge
Mold to tell how ho expected to have suffi
cient lnlltior.ro to pass the bill , oven if
elected. Mr. Bryan then produced thirty-
live WMtten questions , which ho challenged
bis opponent to answer , and ho laid
down ? 'J.r.l ) in pold , which ho agreed to pay
if the questions were answered. Ho made n
running comment on the questions as lo
road them und the hour allotted him In tbo
opening was taken up by the questions.
.ludco Field started In upon bis reply bv
alluding to Bryan's record in congress nnd
quoted the lilies of lUtythreo bills intro
duced by Brvnn nnd showed tbut of that
number but two or three were uclod upon.
Mr. Field then took up Bryan's thirty-llvo
question : ) nnd answered them satisfactorily
to hln friends In the audience.
Mr. llryun spolte very rapidly In the IIf-
eon mlnutM utvon him. At tbo close ho
claimed that Judge Field hud dodged
Iko an eel In answering the questions
nit to him. Hu then explained Ills
otos against the World's lair nnd
lussiau relief bills , clalmlOg that thu
ormer proposed to nut tlio people's money
ti to the pockets of n rich corporation nt Chicago
cage and defending his vote on the latter' bv
saying that bo opposed It because u republi
can congtuss two years ago refused to vote
jld to Nebraska sufferers.
H Is generally conceded that the debate
icru tonight wns tbo most earnest and lair-
osl of the sorios. Both spoalters were
thoroughly In earnest. Mr. Bryan made no
attempt to win tbo applause of tbo audience
by the cheap platitudes of the professional
jhitforui orator that ho occasionally adoots.
Jo was soberly und sincerely In earnest and
) .v his manner of speaking convoyed the
mpression that Ii3 felt that the necessities ot
ils bituallon demanded his ablest and most
lorole efforts.
Judge Field's address wns vastly an 1m-
irovemunt over the ono bo made in this city
it thu opening of the series. Ho was iu-
luitely more udrolt in presenting hU ideas ,
nero direct in marshaling his fuels nnd more
skillful in ptirrvlug the thrusts of bis oppo-
lent. He made a much butter impression
tpon his audience , nud his friends , who nil-
nired him before , were proud of him tonight ,
WIAVIU :
They Speak to a Crowded House In K-in.
xas Utty.
KANSAS CITY , M6f''Oct. ! ' 11. James B ,
Weaver , people's p lrty candidate for tbo
"
iresidency. arrived , al Independence this
nornlng and this afternoon addressed n good
sized crowd there. , , ,
Tonight ho spokp at the Auditorium Ir
his clly. The Auditorium was erowdec
full. Tha speaker -.devoted his remarks
principally to a disl/usilou of the linancial
° '
luostlons which enter ' 'mto the campaign ,
advocating the free poluago of silver and the
subtreasury plan. Ha explained the well
mown thlra parly ptlnciples ana in con.
elusion gave a brlfcT history of his
campaigning lour. His lour , ho said ,
iad been a remftrkablo one and line
xlended from Pugetf 'Sound lo Chesapeake
bay , throuKh twantj'-three states. His
meetings hud -boon unparalleled in enthusi
asm , both iu the north and the south. Itc
bad spoken in all the soutnorn states cxucpl
West Virginia and South Carolina , it wus
apparent , ho said , that a majority of the
white people in the soulh were in sympalhj
with Iho now movement and ino speedv suc
cess of the populists was absolutely assured
A studcnl of American civilization , GO continued
tinuod , bad road und ibought to little pur-
uose , if be could nol see that the old parties
wore doomed. They represented Iho cruo
and bloody issues of tbo past , and were bllnc
to the wants of tbo nresent'ngo. They won
moribund und decrepit and must perish.
Ho attributed tbo attacks upon him Ir
Georgia to the work of hoodlums organizei
by Iho loaders of tbo old parties , who kepi
themselves well In tbo background while
their paid men did their dirty work.
Mr. Weaver's remarks were well received
although there was not much enthusiasm.
Mrs. Lease of ICansas , who is campaigning
with Mr. Weaver , was not with him loday
She look a Hying visit to her homo at Wich
ita and will rejoin Mr. Weaver lomorrow ,
They will continue , tlio campaign tngothur
maklnc speeches iu Missouri , Illinois , In
diana , Iowa , Minnesota , South Dakota ant
Nebraska , winding up tbo campaign In Kan
sas. _
DAVID CITY'S ICAT.LV.
Uopiibllcun Clubs ol Tliut Ilnd ot the Stall
Out 111 Force.
DAVID CITV , Nob. , Oct. 11. [ Special ti
Tnii Br.a. ] Another grand republican moot
Ing was held hero last utghl. The marchtni
club of 150 torches was out on pin-ado headcc
by the cornet band. A special train fron
the wcsl brought delegations from Hlslni
Cily , Oscoula and Shelby while clubs Iron
other points were present ; tbo opera housi
was crowded , every seat was full , wulli
many fouad stamllt.ir room only. The Da vie
City Campaign Uleo club , reorganised undo
ttm leadership of Frank Saow , snng semi
original campaign i > ongs thai worouppluudoi
lo Iho echo.
F. W. Collins of Lincoln first addressee
Ibo tieoplo ou the political issues of the Uni
from a republican standpoint , particularly
on the finances of iho country , and pro
senlod tils case In n clear , conclso ant
forcible manner. He was followed by lion
Thomas Majors , wbo turned his atlcnilon ti
the third party fallacies , and showed up thi
acts of Iho last legislature In no enviabh
lieht , dwelling particularly upon tbo ex
pondltures of tbo "economic" party , am
denounced in most forcible and oloquon
terms the eubtroasury schema of iho popu
lists. Ho closed with a scalhlng douuncla
tlou of the party , andean Inspiring cxbortu
tlon to stand un for" tuo good name nut
honor of Nebraska , iloth speakers wcr
listened to very attentively , and much on
thuslasm was manifested at every poln
scored. * *
Ml ul
Not Thriving ( | ( Mruivii County.
AIXSWOUTH , Nob. , .Oct. 11 , [ Special Telegram
gram to THIS Bii : : . ] Tbo Independent rail ;
extensively advorttsoil 'lb take place in th
court house this aflorrronn did not draw ivory i
very largo crowd anayns considered a com
plolo failure. Tlion > j.\Mro ? ilfty-lwo parson
present as follows jp > ) dependents , thirty
two ; republicans , olnjf ; doirocraU , three
wcraon nnd chllJrcn , eight. Tbo spoake
was Mr. Dovlno an.a ho wont. Ihrougli th
usual formula of crnielng ull the Ills tba
the people of tlio country are bclr to lo th
republican party. Tha . .Independent move
ment in Brown counV&\ the decline up
to uako up any * pJjL tico of a crowd th
leaden bavo to lunrbuPto a man.
III I'olltlcs.
Mob. , Oo. 1 } . [ Special Toll
pram to THIS Bcu.l JL Ladies' ( Hepubllca
club was organized hero this afternoon wit
about forty rncabow. Tie | day was vor
inclement , and tbo atlcndarico wus coinnar
lively light. Ontcorsweroolepled as followe
Mrs. A. II , Brown , prosiuonl ; Mrs. A. C
liovd , vlco prosldont ; Mrs. B. K. Bellamy
Junior vlco president ; Miss Uclla Bro.vi
Bccrotary ; Mrs. Uporgo Craluo , assistut :
sucrelury ; and Mrs , Dr. Pierce , iroasuroi
The regulation league button and Audrowi
ribbon were adopted ai badges for tbo clul b.v.
Another mooting will bo held tomorrow *
when the details for u reception to bo v.n
dored Hon. W. U. Andrews and wife will L
arranged. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hundred ! II curd Thuritiin.
Sui'Kiuoii , Neb. , O.ot. 11. fSpeclnl Teli
gram to Tun BBB. | Qroat enthuilasm pn '
'flit.
vailed at tha ropubllcaa rally hero tontgh
Ilundroas of peonlo wcro present. Many In
dependents who have donotinccd the early
nnd Its doctrines marched In the grand
narauo to hoar the great American orator ,
Hon. John M. rtiurston , deliver ono of his
proutost addresses. Mr. Thurston's speech
convinced the whole atialonco that the proper
thing for Americans to do wna to stand for
America nnd Nebraskans for Nebraska. For
three hours ho hold the attention of his nucit *
cnco by his high order of rcnsontng , his logic
and his eloquence. Nuckolls county Is on
the republican list.
ANtmi\V3 AM ) .M'KniOlIA.V.
Nelson Cltltons Trrntoil to llolli Sldrs nt
I tin On m put ) ; u l * iir .
Nnwox , Nob. , Oct. 11. [ Spoclnl Telegram
to Tun Hun. I People began to pour Into the
city about OsBO today and every train
brought n load , the attraction belli ) ;
the Androws-McKoigbnn dobato. Alliance
people were present from nil the ad-
Jclnlu ? counties and many republicans
c mo to swell the throng. In the great
parade which preceded tlio meeting fully
ri.UUO people took part. At 1 o'clock tbo procession -
cession moved to Nelson's grove , wbero Mr.
McKclehr.n wns introduced by the chairman.
The speaker's stand had been hnna-
somely decorated , pictures of Harrison
Blalno , Mclvtiiloy , Onrllold nnd CSrant , with
appropriate legends nud mottoes nnd pictures
of Weaver and Fluid , with the American Hug
twined around nil , made ns pretty a back
ground as u public sponker could want to
offset his rhetoric. Tbo rival candidates
were greeted by wild npplnuso from their
nartisnns.
Congressman McIColgban m/cned / the
dobnto with a presnnlntlon of the views of
his party on llnunco , nnd told of Iho enormous
train of evils that followed on the continuous
control of the government bv the re
publican parly. Wull street runs the
house and boi.nto. ho snld , and men
elected by tbo people servo the
monooolles. llo stood fur a currenov In
which every dollar should bo n lual tender ,
and ho wanted to know If Prof. Andrews
favored such a curroncv. Ito arraigned the
republican party lor Its elTnrts in behalf of
young Industries , and claimed lhat protec
tion only taxed the masses In favor of tbo
classes.
1'rof. Andrews followed In n clear exposi
tion of tne Issues of the campaign ns indi
cated by the republican platform , which ho
said bo stood squarely upon , llo ronllod In
a dlgnillcd way to the questions McKolghun
had showered uton him , and told in n few
terse phrases the story of the growth
of Ibo country since the republican
party took hold of the reins of government.
The present credit of the govern maul wus
contrasted to that under the democrutiu
rule of thirty years are , and the folly of
returning to that stnto of things wns sut
forth. The cry for moro money WUH answered
'
swered by a showing of the rx'tent of Iho
circulating medium. Not a question nslted
by Mdtolchun was loft unanswered. Prof.
Andrews tnadc many friends by his bearing.
Astcilloil tlio llcpnhllc.uin.
Hoi.Diir.oi ! , Noo. , Oct. 11. rSpecial Tele
gram lo Tin : BKI.J W. L. Green , nn inde
pendent of Kearney , spoke hero thU after
noon in the court house lo about ' . ' 03 people ,
democrats , independents and republicans.
Ho assailed both the old parties bill moro
severely iho republicans. Judge Crounso
nnd Mr. Morton were roughly handled and
accused of hoing railroad mon , but the cuuio
of Van Wyclc was not mentioned during his
entire speech.
llssnurl Vulloy'rt Convention.
MISSOURI VAU.KV. la. , Oct. 11. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Biu. : | The republican con
vention for Harrison county today nominated
candidates as follows : Clark of court , W.C.
JJowell : auditor , Phil Uonnoy ; recorder ,
Thomas Berry ; county attorney , 11. H. Hod
iter. Tbo ticKet is n good ono and gives
general satisfaction among republicans.
Every available seat and a largo" proper-
lion of Iho standing room wns occupicu at
the Boyd lust nicbt. "Beautiful Valley" Is
not a strong dramatic creation. The plot Is
not absorbing , and it has none of the crucial
situations nnd exciting dramatic effects of
the modern raclo-dramu. It depends upon a
simple picture of homely human life tor
its hold on popular favor , and
by the manner In which it wns
received last night , the judgment
of the writer was not misplaced. As a mat
ter of cour.su Mr. Russell In his cburncter ol
llosoa Howe wns the central flguro of the
performance , but tbo other members of the
cast were not without opportunities for
clever work. Hosca Howe in Mr. Uussoll's '
hands wns a strikingly natural representa
tion of agroon country youth wbosulli-liitmg
Jacket covered all the oloinonis of a gentle
man. Ho furnishes an abundant fund of
humor and In the sanrch for bis erring
sister nnd his devotion to bis widowed
mother displays a notnoly pathos that Is
always popular with tbo American audience.
The oilier male mcmoors of Iho cast were
not especially prominent. Miss Minnie Kad-
cliffo us Vlrgio Hand has the lending female
role and acquitted herself very creditably.
The work of Miss Belle Lynn as jxiobe
Farquhar and Miss Marlon Abbotl as Mar
tha Houo , the wayward sister , were es
pecially pleasing.
AMXJBE.MENTS.
I I IC'P TIML1
miEATER. | LASr m-
TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT !
LAST rEIlFOHSIAXCK Ol'TIIK UMINUXI
CO.MKIHAN
SOL SMITH RUSSELL
In i : < l\vavd I. . Klclder1 * lleiiullliil Ito-
iiinntlo IMay
VKST'
TII P I Til 1 ? t
T11LA1RE. I MOON.
V. KUinAV. SATUKDAV , AM )
dLNDAV. OUT , is , 1J , J.- > , and 10.
Saturday Matlnue.
MAIITIN A : ItltOOKKIt'.S
Superb Company , in their latest Now
York
A Hoallsto | Homanth ] Comedy Drama In four
uotby Jim. M , .Martin , puisontcd hy a
Heluct Company of acknowluJituu
AitintH headed by
Miss Louisa Rial
And the over popular Comedian
„ . . . , . , . JV1 ? * ' Harry Booker
With the. following eabi :
Hurry I ) . Ollflon. II , II. Eunrd , T. .1. .McOano ,
Ida bolcc , Helen Hell , .lolin llvans. Nelson
Compton , 1 > , It , Kverton , Win , Dougherty , Jus ,
H. Marlln.
Sale of seats will npc-n Wednosduy mor-
nln , ' ut the usual pi Iced.
YOUR EYES
. . ,
J ggJJ LJK J J. J'lrTJJtrfp ' ffrfl
AR TROUBLING YOU !
Well , rome nnil huve tlioni osninlned kr our optl
Icun 1'rooof clmriro , nnd. If nucusmiry , illtpil vrllli r
p.ilr of our "rUUKKPnON" HI'KUl'AUI.Kd or lU'l
HlASSis-llioc | lln the woflil If mil do nol
need Klusioi wuMlll tell you BO nncl nilvMuroiiHlnil
to ilo. Ii0l.il hl'HL'l'Al'I.KS ' or KVI1 l5l.Afa-.Kt .
TltOM > .l til' . hTKKl. ai'Kfl'ACl.Un OU BY *
( il.AhSKh KHO.M II Ul > . t'liila , imulto , liluo Ol
white t'as"- ' for protccthu tliu cyu , from Wo t
pulr up.
& Bro. Go
Max Heyer . , ,
Jewelers and Opticians.
Farnam and 15tli Streets , Omaha
OUR CONSULATE STORMED
People of Thrao Rivers , Quebec , Resent Re
flections oa Their Corporate Filth ,
UNCLE SAM'S REPRESENTATIVE BESIEGED
Consul Smith Itrpnrtrd thn resilience-
iiK Condition < > r tlio l.lttlr City on
the M. l.auronco nnd .Irnii Hup-
into ( lot Very .Mud.
MOXTURU , P. Q. , Oct , U. In his report
on the sanitary condition ot Three Uivcrs ,
which nppoar * In iho abstract ot "Sanitary
Hoporls , " Iho oniclnl organ of tlio United
States marine hospital service , Consul Smith
says that tlio town is badly located , has tow
sewers , no gutters and no paved streets ;
that the people live In tilth , nnd
that that busy scavenger , the
horsefly , U the only thing that
prevents eternal postllonco. Nothing Is
being done to guard against cholera excnnt
to tear up iho slrools wnich had been ro-
ccivlnc the sloin of tbo city for 200 years , so
that If tbo city escapes cholera In October
the people will die of diphtheria In Novem
ber.
ber.Tho
The Board of Health on receiving thu re
port at once took action and passed a sorlus
of resolutions denying tbo charges and pro
testing against its insulting statements.
Copies of thoao resolutions were sent to the
United Slates consul general at Montreal
and to the Dominion secretary of state.
The city council met Siturday and passed
similar resolutions.
Tuo citizens are incensed. Last Friday
night and early Saturday morning a number
of stones were ihrown ut the consulate ,
brenklni ; tlio windows. The poncu onicora
were summoned and further vlolonuo wns
averted. It Is feared , however , that the
wtulh ot Iho inhabitant , ! may carry away
some overzealous parsons nnd thill some
thing serious mny orcjr. The city authori
ties nro now maintaining policemen on duty
nt tbo consulate day und night and serious
trouble is fourud.
The row broke out last Saturday night
while the consul was in bed. The mob
numbered'-'OO. As soon us the llrst attack
was made Colonel Smilb strongly barricaded
ovcrv ontrunro nnd succeeded In keeping
the mob out , but a shower of ntnnu- . smashed
every window In his lusldencu. Tbo entire
police force was sent to thu rescue und dis
persed the mob , which gathered again
on the public square und burned Colonel
Smith In olllay. In the early morning nn
attack wns again made , but tlio policu sur
rounded the house mid protected It.
The provincial authorities have Inknn the
matter up and Consul Smith's recall Is pcr-
omplorily demanded.
Consul Smith is married to n daughter of
tbo Into Horace ( iivcloy. Ho wns appointed
to Iho consulutcat Three Hivcr.s iu ISS'J. '
The counc'l ' Investigation of the city hall
muddle will ba continued this evening.
Abbott Brothers' lallor shop at l.YIS Har
tley street wus nurclarlzed Sunday night and
goods valued ut 5100 carried away.
Under the now city orlinanuo conductors
on the motor and cable cars tmvuicommcncod
calling the names ot tbo cross streets.
Sergeant Iliv.o loft last nl hl for Portland ,
Ore. llo will bring back with him C.L.
Pcllold , accused of robbing Hursb of the
plu foundry of f3J.
Arthur Pickering has boon selected by Iho
'
Omaha Typographical union lo attend' the
"
convention" job printers to bo held in Cin
cinnati , October 1 !
Kurl ICarlik , a South Omaha laborer , had
his lower jaw removed by surgeons at St.
Joseph's hospital. The operation was
necessary to save the life of tbo patient who
was sulToring from a malignant tumor.
The patient will have nn urlitlcm ! Jaw.
The people's party city convention will beheld
hold nt IGlil Howard btreet on Salurdny ,
October Ifi , at S o'clock p. m. The priuvincs
will bo held in the usual places ouVediics -
duv , October 12 , from I to i ) o'clock p. in.
Nine delecates from each ward will bo
choion.
Wednesday Is the last day for receiving
entries lor the Omaha Kennel club do ihow ,
which commences October " . " > . Q.ilto a num
ber of local owners of good dogs hnvo neg
lected to register their animals with Secre
tary MnrsUm. They should attend to thu
manor at once , as the show Is already an
assured success.
The Fifln Ward Flambsau club is drilling
for campaign parade work as assiduously und
onlhnsiusticnlly us any military company
cuuld do. It has secured Ibo services of
Corporal S. F. MilU of the Omana Guards
as captain und military instructor and bus
already attained a surprising decree of elllc-
icncy in both the manual und mai-cliln ? eve
lutions. Thu club numbers thirty-live mon ,
und promises lo become one of the most
pleasing features of the fall parados.
AMUSEMENTS.
FAHSAM ST. TIIEArBR--i'oialw ' | I'.iM. ' .
Ono Week. Sunday Mnllnpo. Oct. Oth.
Tito Vtirsutiln ( 'oiiirill'in ,
Alba Hey wood
Will present by pormlss'on of f-ol Pinlth Kiis-
sull , the Ix'ht , aii'l funniest ot all
Ills ' '
MIl'CUSSL'S
N6WEclc6WDOCl [ Folks-
AND
BIJOU THEATRE
Till * * SNIiKK.
AX HOIK OI'UIM'INKI ) SI'Kl'IAI/l'Ii : 5
HOWARD'S OCTORODN CO.
OENERAL ADMISSION
COLISEUM
Monday evening , October 17th
W. T. C'Ol.USliS , 1'rqf.iiaur ut ll'irdunmiislilp.
wit ! uad utu'cu ' lo cja'jii ' if
TIIK SOUTH OMAHA MAN KATKIt ,
a vlrlmiHmillion which Inu fclllml four mun. Tlm
unlnml will UuislviMi lll.orty la a 31 fujt pen wldc-li
tlm im/fi-JHur nllliiiitur. ami xliiultiliumlml put lutn
pnii-IU-'i III" M underfill inutlioil of liumu laiiiliix If
niircosiful It will bu tlio mon wuii.lorful font of
liursraiunslilip over ncciiiiiH | > liuil , _
J > iiclci ) ot .Vilmnsilii-lil ol Dillinigc-i lor 4irail-
IHK : .
To tlm owners of nil loK pirls of lots und
real imam aloii { alloy In bluuk 5) , from lilh
to Ihth btrcots.
Vou are hereby notilloil that the undur-
c nod. tlircodlklntorostiid fri'u holduisof tlio
t y of Omaha , lm\obtiou duly appoinliiil by
, , o mayor , with Iho approval of tlm city
' uncll ( if said clly. lo US.HMH thn dam.iKO lo
Jioo wiiursiopouil oiy .of iho iiroporty nf-
fuctcdliy granlnsof nald ulluy , ( Inclined iiou-
css.iry by iirdlnuiiuo number InOi , p issud Sup.
iiimLorSJih , ISW. approved faniilumboiSlrd ,
Vou uio further notldcil lhat huvlng accep
ted said apijnlntmonl and duly iiuuiUlcd us
iciiuirod by luw. wo will , on thu lUlh day of
October. A' 1) . . 1 * . at the honruf I0iia : 'oloclc
In the forenoon , at thn olllco of Shrlvor .t
O'lJonahnu. UUU'arnui iilrcot. within Ihocor-
por.ilo limits of said elly. mqtt for thu pur
pose of consider n nnd in iklnir thu usMju-i-
innntof iluina.'OH to iho owiiuri Ijijl-uutlviily
of B.tlil proiiurty ullontod by sild uridui/ .
taKlni'lntocoiiafduratioii spuolul benoflt-i , If
" Vou iironntllldd to bn present at thu tlmo
and plucu afoicsald nnd ma ! > u any objoctlons
ciinirnlnx s-ild us o83lllt'llt
to or statements ( ; (
of damage * as you may emi llor ( niiinnr.
'
C'ummlttuo nf Appra'nors.
Omaha , Nob. , Octcbor .Mb , lo'J ! . OWIOt ,
til
r.s' WELL BRED , SOON WED"G IRLS WHOUSE
s'b.
nbo v. SAPOLIO
o- Are Quickly Married Try it on your next
it. House-Cleaning.
Of Utlcn , X. Y. , suffered severely from Mv
nnd Kidney trouble } , causing Rrc.it pain an
That Tlrod Fooling
nny Rood , Imt so successful nnd snthfsctory
\vai llood's S.ir..ip.Trllla that ho Ins taken no
other niodlclno nnd Is now well , The best
known Imliirj1 nnd liver remedies are so
happily combined with tonics and allcratlrcs In
E-Sood's Sarsaparilla
tltnt It U an unequalled remedy for nil troiibloi
\\llh these Iniiiorl.nnt organs , overcomes That
Tired rcrlliiR nnd mnUrn tlin
HOOD'S PlLLS euro Ilaliltunt Conillutlon | l > r
restotlni ; patiilaltlc ncllon o Iho nllmcatary caunl.
CaUlc are rcnred on their
fertile grazing fields in
Uruguay , solely to provide
prime beef for making the
world-famed
Liebig COMPANY'S ' .
Extract of Beef ,
Competent chemists supervise every dc-
l ill , from the care ot thu raitl" and
through the priiLVssus ot niaiiufaeturo
Fi'rupiilous ciuanHness pru\.ills to the
/ pnltln.'of tlm completed oxtr.io ! . 'I i 1-1
puMiM-vi's ( ho gt'M.iTV , riitvuii and ITU
ITV of this famous product , which Is n
day , as hen llrst put up hj the jjtoat
ohcmltt. Justus von l.loblg
Incomparably the Best
I'or I uijiraviul and I't'imnmlu I'onkoi-y.
1'or Delicious , Itcfic.shltix lluuf 1'u i. I
HEALTHFUL , AGREEABLE , CLEANSING.
For Fanners , Miners and Mechanics ,
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns ,
Etc. A Delightful Shampoo.
SOAP ,
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water
OUDINANC'K NO. ; iiU. ! ! )
An ordinancu doHarlni the ncce-slty of np-
liroprlnllnir coililn private pmpnrtv and
muds , for tlio use of the i-lty nf Omaha , for
thn purpose ot oiimiiiu | an.l eMendln-'llilh
street from Vlnton btrcel losouth city l1- ! !
Its , and providing for tlm iippoliitiiiont of
th rod t'islnter.'stml ' ireoholdors of Hahlclty ,
to ai e.ss the damages lo Iliooivnor" , roippc-
tlvoly , of thu imipcity taken by Michiipjuo-
prlal on.
lie Hord.ilnnd uy the city council of the city
of Omaha :
Huel-on I. That It ! nnecssarv , and It Is
huruby doulnrcd neeess.iry ti npprorluto eci-
l-iln pilvuto propeity and Ian I for thu use of
thu city ot O-nalia , fur lliu pnrposo of opunlni :
und e.\iendlni llilli struul fiiim Vlnton struct
to the south clly limits , H ild pronuily und
land nccosriiv fur suo.li pnrposu IKIHIK hit-
nalo In ahi olty of Omaha , mid described as
follouh lo-ivn :
Tlm nest ( UUeutof Inu l.'i , IGind : 47 , S K Hol
er's plat nf okiihoiiiii :
I.it II .Mntter'H Mlbdlvision of lot ISS K Jo -
or'r. plat ot O.uihuiiri :
\Vesl 1 > feel of Inls n-7- -n-in-H-13 aim l'i
Miiller'ssiihdlvlsUin of lot. IS H i : Ko ur'rt p.ut
of okuh'ima ;
WesKi'l ' feotofHiih lul I tav lot " 0
Wi t : l fcuKit sub lots I anil . ' of tiIotL'0 ;
West r , nut of lots ii.ii-ii.iii-i7-is-rj.io-ai-jj :
-'I and "I nioeU h Ut-er I'nrk ;
\Vusl lifeol of lols Ill-ll-l'4-ij-ll-ii-l-17 : ( ! and
) i lilueM ) Deer I'nu ;
Lot 'i Mini lin-and Kin rules addition ;
Lot L''i ICIslns snlidlvision :
West 'Ji ! fret of lots ! . " > and It ) Oak I till No ' . ' ;
West 01 ( eel of 11.\ lot .Vi ;
All In soetlim : il , tiUMiship ! . * > , r-in-'e IX
Sccilnn' . ' . That lliu mayi'V , with lliu appro
val of II.n city council , appoint thr il slnu r-
eslril frclnIdois ! of lliu city of Omaha M
assess the daniaues to tlm OHIIUIH. i peutlvp-
ly. of s.ild pniptiity and lands taken ny haid
appiupilatlon.
Section ! l. That Ibis ordln iii'-o ' talio
nlfoatiind he In force from nnd afuir It-i pass-
U''C.
1'assud Ojtobcr M , IsD. .
JOHN OKUVI > .
( Ity cicrlt.
o. i , fjiiArrr.i : .
Aelliu I'reslilent Clly Uiunull.
Approved Octolier Jth. I ? ' ' - ' . , . , no
noMayor
Mayor
GKADK OHUINANf'K NO . 'Ml.
An ordinancu ostubllbhlnt ; the r.idn of
the alliiy riinnlnt north and Minth In lilific
f ) , Won Knd addition , In ilmully of Omaha
Hull ( iidalnud by Ihu ully council of the uil/
nf Omaha :
Neetluii 1. The urnilc of ihu alley iiinnln
north and sonlli In lilouk 5 , Wcsl Cud aildllli > n
In Iho ellv of Omah i , K Imroliy us'uhllKliud at
I lui following dim ill Ions , thn lii'.idu liuliiK un ! '
form slrulKht lines hulwiinn lliu points npnul-
( lull In Ilidhlrdiits , aveniioxni- alleys n-imi.-d In
the icspcii-tlvii hcctlnns fiillnivln , ' . to-wlli
Heciloir. . Uradoof the iillcj
Klcvuttnn of
tunliir I. Inu
I'olnt at the norili end i.f alloy . IKJ.O
J'dlnl In rentur nf O.IHI und west
ulluy next mirth of DoiUu slruci ,
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. ThU iirdlnnncii fch.ul t'lliu olfeit
and lie In furoo from and nftor Us pa sa u ,
l-assed October l . | [
, , ( Keliorfc !
Acting PrusldunlOlty Connell ,
Mayor.
1'rujioiaU lor Hullu-iy Tranili-r itl Viinluun
hnnlli It.il.otu ,
Honied proposal-i will ho rocolvuil for Iho I
puruhaeour ronlal nf u lrinsfur haul , biutJ- t
lilu for carrying the railway rolling HlooK of i
tlm Vunkton , Norfolk & BnuUnvuatorn nil.-
1'iopOHiils tlionld ho classified asfolkms
1. l'rop ail : to soil transfer boat.
'J , I'mpcisnls fur tukinc cuntr.icl lo do ontira
traiibtur liislne tfor rallKiiy ,
: i. I'ruposuUlor ront.il of triinsfur honU
Hiiiruinent ( : ( nnd apcullluatlon * can ho ob
tained from the chluf ( iiulneur , Vunidon ,
Norfolk & Kuutliwusiern railway , Vuuluon , *
U IJ
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'AM bdE : ihould bu uddte-tiod to :
Vankton , Norfolk 4 Bnuthweitrrii HUlway.
Vanklon , H. II
The board of dlruoiur * runorvo * Iho rltihj. t
reject any und ull bld - O7alU U