THE OMAHA DAILY 1WK ; MUDAY , OrTOKKR 21 , IR02.
THOUSANDS IN LINE' '
,
fcoNTist r.n FROM nnsT r oc. I
Colonel Turner for the occasion. They sang
it to the nlr of ' 'Mniylaml , " nml tbo men
Wbo bad \vorn the blua from 1(11 ( to 1&05
clasped hands ultli tbo mon whom they hud
fought during four long and bloody years
nnd lent their voices in the pralso anil oncour-
nffcinont of the men who must do the na-
tlon'ii nghtlng now. It was n bnaiillful scene
nud the applause of the listening thousands
found vent In long and nearly applause.
After Ibis the clanclnir was returned , nml II
was il o'clock nnd after when Colonel Turner
shook hands with his last departing guon.
Jt was n prlvnto nffnlr , but by Its beauty ,
brilliance ami success it lost but lltllo , if
anything , when comnarcd with the previous
events of the wnuk.
( lile.iiro'n ( ireilt Duy.
CniCAcio. HI , Got. ! JO. Tomorrow will b3
the great Columbian dedication day proper ,
When the program for which the whole
country has boon preparing for months will
bo given ut .liiokson parlf. Thu Manu
factures building on tha fair grounds ,
besides being the objective point
ot nt least 12. > ,000 peor/lo who nro
fortunate holders of invitations nnd
cards of admission , will bo u treat
for imiUliU'Jos whoso only hope Is to catoh
' n glltnpso through some unlocked for
combination of circumstances in their favor.
After the grand military lovmw , contrasting
with today's exclusively olvlo domonstra-
lion , the exorcises , the real dedication , takes
place , nnd when Director Uonurnl Davis
rlsoj upon the ulutform to opsn the roro-
' monies there will bospres.il l)3iorohim--such
' n vast sea of human fuco us has probably
never before been seen under u single roof.
In front of him , mussed belnro the
proat bulk ot tha nudionce , Ifi-
001) ) alstlngUMhed guests will occupy
reserved scats. To his loft on n special
stand 5.B03 singers will bo seated , nnd n largo
orchestra ulll help moko the nrches ring
again , while behind tlio speaker will sit in
Btnto nrany of the grcatesi iilgnltarlon of
which a republican goveiiunoul can boast ,
Al the close of the program on the grounds
the uudlcnco will disperse to witness the dis
play of ilrcworlts In tha panes , and vhoso
who buvo tickets to the Auditorium will
listen to Archblshon Ireland nnd the other
speakers who are to inaugurate the worlt ell
l the World's congress auxiliary.
I'roiiiliKint People In the City.
Cniotoo , 111. , Oct. 'JO. All of thn proml
nont people Invited lo take part In nnd wit
ness the dedicatory curemoulo3 have arrived
nnd nronow pultiiiB in thd time dodlcatlng.
The hotul lobbies were crowded all day , inu !
ns the members of Iho various military com
panies hurried in nud out , it all appeared
very much llko preparations for war but
for iho good humor and ganorAlly jubilant
spirit that ran ihrough the crowd. Chauncoy
M. Uopow , who is to deliver the Columblni
' orntlon tomorrow , did not roach the oily
until late this afternoon. A large party Is
with him ut the Auditorium where spaciou
rooms baa been prepared for him.
Governor Fuller of Vermont nnd Lady
Somerset of 12nglnnd uoro dlstlnguishei
arrivals ul the Palmer bouse.
A largo party fiom New York and Hoston
arrived at the Wellington , among iho mos
prominent tcir.g Mr. ana Mrs. Martin
firemor and Mr. und Mrs. Henry Hvson
Mrs , Sargent nnd daughter. Hon. D. C
Oilman , president of the Johns Hopktn
university ; Hon. Chariot Dudley Warner
Senator Uorsoy and wife , Henry Bnllard am
Miss Sophia C. Huydcn , llio architect of 111
Woman's building. Kight Hev. Fraucl
Chaturd of Indianapolis registered nt Ih
Iceland und ex-Governor E. O. Staunrd o
Missouri , with Ills daughter nnd Miss Soils
of St , Louis nt the Victoria.
lion. Whnclaw Keld arrived this evening
and is al Iho Urund Pacltlc. Ho will lake
part In the dedication ceremonies tomorrow.
Aorl * of thn Kallroiuls.
Ciuctflo , 111.Oct.DO. On an elevated stand ,
from which u bird's eve view of the sur
rounding country could have boon obtained ,
ouo could hnvo witnessed n sight perhaps un
equalled In the history of the world us far as
facilities ot travel arc concerned. It would
* ' toairo been n perfect nanorama of railroad
trains skimming over the land from all direc
tions toward a central point , loaded wi'.h
human freight , having ono thought in mind
the Columbian parade. >
In this phenomenal crush of American
citizens U was demonstrated that the steel-
banded highways nra capable of accomplish
ing unexpected achievements. At the union
depot It WHS an Intensely Interesting matter
to watch Abe long trains ns they , ns many as
four and five ut the .same moment , arrived ,
discharged their loads of passengers
und sent them out into the already
ovcicrowded stroets. Similar scone's
were to bo witnessed on the
Northwestern , the Lake Shoronud the uozon
nnd n hnlf big main line depots. For busi
ness within a radius of , * > 00 miles It has been
ttio blpgosl nnd busiest day tuu railroaas of
Chicago ever experienced. And they do-
borvo unbounded credit for the very excellent -
lent manner In which the people have been
bandied , fie far ns is known lucio has not
bcon a single accident of any consequence ,
Everything moved with the regularity and
smoothness of clockwork.
Accidents ur llio Day.
CniOAdo , III. , Oct. 20.Dosplto the Im
mense crowd In Chicago's streets yesterday
surprisingly few accidents were roportou ,
tbo majority ot cases being tuoso of women
attacked by hysteria or fainting. An ofilcer ;
on duly nt the cornar of State nud Adams
strooU said that fully ilfty woman faiutod
there , but few of them were taken into the
emergency houultnl.
The only serious accident during the
„ pnrada occurred at the corner of State 0it 0d
Adams streets. The crowd at this point
'
wos'donso as grass on u lawn and surged ito.
nnd fro in nn uncontrollable mass. During
ono of ihcso rushes four women wcro thrown
Into an nnnrotected basement. Thrcn were
unhurt , but tbo fourth was unconscious und
could not bo revived. Hho was taicen to the
county hospital whore the doctors consider :
her case uillcul ,
From other portions of the line of march :
numerous cases of women fainting were re
ported , bul none of the cases were serious.
Governor Flfi-r was thrown from bli
hort.0 t Adams and LnKuho streets , the
nnlrnnl falling with him. Hu was severely
unused , uut not badly injured.
Cincinnati' ! ! Catholic Olillih-cii Pnriulo.
OiNfiNXAn , O. , Oct. 20. The parade ol
the pupils of thu Catholic schools of Oln ofM
natlaml subuibihls nfturnoon wus of Mn
most deeply Interesting character. The
parade was of enormous proportions , 'Hit
ronto was the sumo us that traversed by hoe
nupils of thu public schools vnstprday. It o-
quucd forty minutes for ycbti'rdtiy's paradi
to pas ugiviva point ; today's was ono houi
uml f.entminutes passing. U wai
easily twlco ns largo us roster
day'a , which was csti muted nl 20,000. Tin
Hue wus everywhere brilliant with color
Flags-wow carried by all. The girls , win
bruvolv marched with their teachers , wor
most tastefully dtesscd In thn natlonn
colors. National song * wcro isnng by tb
Klrls ns they matched and they weiochceroi
by iho crowds thai looked wllu pleasure on
tbo patriotic spcotnclo , und the cheer * tan
i carao from thu childish throats in tha pro
josslon worn full of tuoimtbusiubin of Amor
can boys und girls.
Will Cnluhriito lit liinliii | ,
Dusi.Ai'Ia. , Oet.2U. [ Spoclal Tclopram t
Tin ; Hen.j Columbus day will bo colobralo
bore tomorrow , interesting exercises ochi
hold at the public schools , and In tbo nftoi
noon Mrs. Judge Hotbroclt ot Cedar Kapld
will make n speech , inesentlng u handsoni
granite shaft erected In the Dunlap conn
lory , donated by the women of tbo Woman1
Relief corps to the vutcruus of thu luio wo
nud tbo city council , lioard at KdiicMlon uid
all focrct und civic societies will nitoui
lUulnoss houses will bo
closed during the o :
orclsea ,
llrooklyu Hint Now Vurlt' * hrlioul Clilldri-i
New YOUK , Dot. 20. Ono hundred an
olRbty-flvo thousand children of the publ
ichoola In tblt city this morning , lu aocor
auco wltb Iho proclamation Usucd by 1'roi
dent Uarrlion last July , celebrated tbo 4001
anniversary of the discovery of America I
Christopher Columbus. The pupiU of It
thirty-eight schools also mot in the ovouli
t ) glvo voioo to their patriotism and to bom
tao memory of tha great dlicoverur.
.Nearly ovcry school bouse la the olty bi
been elaborately doctiratod for the occasion.
Th9 40icbrullon required about an hour tnl
n hnlt In ouch school. When It was llnUhort
the children worn dismissed from the assem
bly room to their class rooms ami the rotculnr
school work began. Tomorrow the children
have n full liMlaiiy.
Hrooklyn IIOKAII. her two days' Columbus
colebrntios today. The cltv was in holiday
nltiro from end to end. Great crowds Illlod
the stroMs nnd the line of march wa
thronged with neoplo. The first bf tbo two
two dava1 O'tcbriillonvasdovotcd to boys
nnd girls of the Catholic parochial schools.
It is estimated that 20,003 children took part
In the pnuulo.
OMAHA'S hfiioDi , uiiu.univ. :
They \\lll Tnli ) IMtrlntlo 1'iirt In the
Oli'hrntion ot ColnmbiM DII.V.
In every school building In Omaha today
the consideration ot toots mid tenses ana un
known quantities nml c'cpanmitJ will Rlvo
place to songs And spaectimalilnij. The
nullonil flu , ' will final from every point of
view , nnd thousands of merry , laughing
children will honor Iho name nnd ninmorv of
Christopher Columbus. If all the celebra
tions that will oucur In tlm vnilous
schools In the city tod'iy co'iltl bo
merged Into ono moastor demonstration ,
It would bo sucn nn event as the UatuClty
ha novel dro.unou of , nnd which would
comparu favornoly with the colobrullons of
other and larger cities. Unttl.U was con-
siuored imticssiblB. nnd bo the ccliibrailon
will ba divided , aud cich school will lint o
Us own proiiam and speaker" , and do honor
to the great discoverer uftor Its own fashion.
As n matter of course , nil of the programs
will bo of u similar character. Nearly allot
them will open wiiu n salute lo the Hag , fol
lowed by songs , recitations nml i > do- appro
priate to the day and occasion. A pretty
fcnluio Is the Inct that nt procltolv El o'clock
the national hymn , "America , " will bo sunn'
In every school house in Omaha. The In-
spliing "strains of that patriotic nrlody will
echo from every quarlnr of thocitv uudor
the enthusiastic impulse ot our 12,000 child
ish voices
Thu programs In some ot tha schools in-
rlud'jn number of novel features , such ns
Hag drills , puuolic questions nml answers ,
nnd dialogues and tableau * , nil appropriatu
to the great story of the day. The teachers
und pupils have been busily preparing for
tbo event for many days , und the tusk ot
arranging the programs and drilling the
participants has been no llsht ono.
Uut tbo grand result will Justify
the effort mid tha thousands of na rents nml
friends who will witness thn events of the
afternoon w 111 have reason to boliroud of
their children and of the schools in which
they nro receiving a training at once educu-
llonnl and patriotic.
The CJrand Army of the Ucpubltc will co
ODerato wiih the schools in adding to the
success of the celebration. Tiiov will lurnisn
n speaker for every school house.
Totlu } 's I'.uiule.
Arrangements have been completed for the
paradn of the Catholio and other societies ,
\vhlcii will talto place this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Societies will meet nt 1 o'clock
and take position as follows :
Escort of police , left testing on Ninth
street north ot Howard.
Tbo nldes to the grand marshal will report
to him at Ninth and Howard.
Division No. 1 Thomas Swift , marslnl ,
und aides. St. i'nlloincnu'spnihh , on How
ard x\est of Ninth. St. Mary Macrdnleiiu's
and St. Joseph's ' parishes , wosl ol
Ninth street. Hnfy Family par
ish next. St. Patrick's next.
St. Peters ou Howard , west of Eloventl
stroot. St. Cecillia's next. Sacred Heart
nott. St. Agneh' next. Carriages contain
ing members or parishes next and woat to
Thirteenth slroet. bt. Puilotnur.a's
parish will act as an escort lo Ht. Itov.
Hlsuop Scatincll nnd Very Hov. Vicar
General Choka , who will tnko position loft of
tlio parish in a carriage. Tlio pas
tor nnd his assistants of each pansl
will take position In rear of his parishes
Division No. 2 T. J. Lowrv miirshall ,
aides. All school children on foot on How
nrd street west of Thirteenth. All sohoo
children on IIoats or In onriiagos next wes
to Sixteenth street.
Division Iso. U P. Mullen , marshal ; T. J
Flyun , marshal of Hibernian sonetles ; aides
P..I. Hollley , E. J. Dor. Divisions Nos.
"
und 2 , on" Sixteenth south of Howard
Divisions Nos. ii and 4 , on Sixteenth soutl
of Howard ; Divisions Nos. 5 ami ( i , on Fif
teenth north of Howard ; Divisions Nos. " "
und 8 , on Fifteenth south of Howard , ana
such of others as may'bo next.
Bohemian societies on Fourteenth slreot
north of Howard.
Gorman societies on Fourteenth street
south of Howard.
robsh societies on Thirteenth street , north
of Howard.
Italian societies on Thirteenth strcot.south
of Howard.
Calholm Knishts of America on Twelfth ,
north of Howard stroot.
Catholic Mutual Uenolil associations of
Omaha und South Omaha on Twelfth , south
of Howard.
Voting Men's Institute on Eleventh , north
of Howard.
Creighton college studo its and Crolghton
university alumni on Eleventh , south of
Howard.
Other societies , which have not yet ra-
portoil , ou Tenth , north nnd south of
Howard.
AH member * ! of St. Cccllln's parish desir
ing to participate in the pundo arc requested
to moot ut Fortieth and Hamilton streets ut
I p. in. sharp.
A meeting ot the Young Men's Institute
xvlll bo hold at Institute hall this evening to
umko llnal preparations for the parade.
IlllllViitlior I'eiucil.
CIUCMJO , 111. , Oct. 20. The weather
oflicu late this evening hodeed on its fair
weather predictions nnd there Is now every
probability that Iho day will bo rainy nnd
disagreeable. Tno sky is heavily overcast ,
nnd early this evening ihero was u light '
sliuwi'r , which the signal service predicted
. will bo larger and damper by the time- the
dedication ceremonies bogln.
TJKTl.VAI'K.tltt .11 llllltllli
A Sail Wodillng Aunlvnrs iry ( ur I'ri'sidont
uml .Aim. IliirrUiui.
D. C. , Oct. SO.-Tlioro was
no changa reported in Mrs. Harrison's con
dition Ibis morning. Her physlcmus , however
ever , rccognt/o thu fact that the disease is
slowly sapping her strength. Today Is tbo
thirty-ninth anniversary of the mnniucro of
thopriulitcul nml Mrs. Hurriso.i , but tno ill
ness of tno latter preclude1 ! any reaognition
of the occasion outside thn family clrclu ,
and thnt was inarKcil by extreme sadness.
- There has boon n change for iho XVOMO [ n
n tlio condition of Mis. Harrison nnd tonight
Blio is wo.ikor than sue has been ut any time
since her Illness begun. She Is greatly ex
hausted nud cannot turn her head upon tlio
pillow. Her cough , which had ceased to
- trouble bur , is now i.nld lo huvo increased
In violence. This , coming as U does in
paroxysms , lias u very depressing nml ox-
baubling olfect upon thu patient and tends to
- rcdui'o her vitality. Mrs. Harrison pasaou
. n comparatively quiet day und did not suftot1
so much from nervousness , Shu experi
1'0 ence * more dilllcully thiin usual , howuvor , In
taking nourishment , which she has hereto
bo fore taken with systematic regularity.
od Although hho is in n very weak s'tato , yol
her phyblclan bald tonight hu did uoi uppro- '
hciul any Immedlatii fatal result und thoiignt
a- it probable Hint by morning she might rull >
. and regain somn of tier lost sitonuih.
At 10 o'clock Mrs. llanlson hud rnlllec
somewhat from nor eevuro attack of proitra
tlon and Dr. fjardnor MUK
, says aha was restnif
to n little more quietly uml feeling u littli
stiongor , The doctor euld hit was nuoni to t <
retire ill tlmt hour aim would ba callud If Iiu
was needed ut the xvmoliou ! > it. Mr . Ilnr
or- mon'b condition N HO pn'oirlouw thut sin
may puss away within a low hours hbouli
mo iinother ainUliiKopnll occur. Thli may hup
pen nt any time now from tlio nutiirut effooi
n's of the disease. At iiildnltil | ; NUM. llirrisu :
ar. wus no better uud very wualt.
. l.onilon I'linuinlul linvluir.
If Jainci llurdiMi lloiutuii |
LOM > O : ; , Oct. UO. { Now Yorlc Jk-rnl
en. Cable-Special to Tin : HKK.I-Tho Stock ox
Hid cluuiKo business continues very quiet. 1'rlct
) uro IrrcRulnr. Contois show u recovery t
ird- 1-10 per cent. Ilupco naporulio V per con
osl. better. Homo rain uro dull with the OACOI
tion of Ilrlghtou , which wan Urm ou the of-
Otb flcml uotillcatlou Inut ihure was no Intcntlo
by to seek for powers to ralso new capita
tbo Amci leans were not qulUi so linn mil
luir cbungos on tno day aio about eriuull
nor ilivldcd. Trunk b ues Ucop llrm , tiui
Mexieuiu nro dull. Foronjn stocua nro ilso
bas dull lu synipulhy with the Purls boursi
I'orttiRUPsennd Spnnlsh , however , nro llrm.
Copper Miaros nro easier , followlna the na-
vnncnof tno b.uilc r.ito toiltir to 3 per cent
discount. Mnjtntlon for three monlln bank
bills has risen 3 to 2 % per cent nnd for six
months drafts , 3if to i"i per cent. C ll
monov donlt ir. in * t to I per cent. The
banks raised their ilciwstt rate to I1 ; per
cent nnd the discount luuise * now nllow 1'C
nr.tl 1'j per cent ro peclivoiy for money , call
nnd noiico.
1)1 ! . JIHIWi * ' f/'IS/J.
Action Tnkan by thn No Vorlt Trrsliytcry
on Ihn Coinpliilnls ol lllin rll nnd l'ririi < H.
AI.IIVNV , N. V' . , Oct. 2J. The Jtidlci.il com
mlueo i-pportod on the two complaints of
Dr. Brlggs und bis friends maint tno Now
Yorlc uroabylory In the Presbyterian synod
this morning. Thu coinmlttco llnds that , the
complaints nro In order , but recommends
thnt It la Inexpedient to take action nt the
present time lor the ronson thnt the blcucat
court has taken action covering the points nt
Issue and tha lower court la now proceeding
on the raso. , .
In the afternoon It was recommended thut
npprovnl.bo put upon tbo report of the Now
Yorlt presbytery , with the exception ot the
poitlons touching upon the Hripgs contro
versy. It was finally inovod thnt llio up-
provnl bo postponed until tbo mcutlng of thn
Hvnoil next year , nnd thu motion was carried
unanimously. Afterwards tun Judicial com
mittee icportud that luo prosecuting conunit-
toe of the Kew York presbytery wished to
withdraw Us nppoiil tivm the nctioti of tlmt
projbvtcry 1,1 disiulsMiii : the chnrgos against
Or. Hrlggs. This the commltleo could not
tuvor , nnd decided tbo uppoul in ordor.
A motion was made that porpilsslon bo
given to withdraw the npponl nnd It was
adopted , with sumo dissenting voices.
The majority report of the coniintttoo In
quiring into the complaints ot Ur. ilrljigs
nnd his friends had been taken up , when It
fvns announced thnt the minority report was
In course of preinralion , and it wui moved
that consideration of tlio majority report bo
postponed until the minority rcuoit bad boon
jsUoi'ilUcil , which wr.s ttinn dono.
The minority report agrees with the major
ity , except ns to tlio recommendation thai Ii
is'lncxpedlenl to take action nt ptciant.
A hot discussion followed the racolptof the
minority report , but a fucotionsdolegatokopt
ttio t'onfeienco In a peaceful frnnio of mind.
At length n motion was m.iJo nnd adopted
that both reports bo accepted.
It was then moved that the majority report
bo adopted. Tno nipliou was nmondeu by
pioviding for tno adoption of the minority re
port.
port.After
After Innumor.iblo motions ami counter-
motions and sever il loncthy speeches fie
synod adjourned nnd discussion will bo com-
nlotcu totuorroo/ . .
lirner.il l iilscopal C'onrerence.
B\i.TiMoiti : , Ma. , Oct. Ul ) . At this morn
ing's session of the general Episcopal con
vention liov. Dr. Locke ot Oh'caso ' olTerod a
resolution limiting the time of speech-
malting on the part of all deputies , saving
movers of resolutions , to sovcn minutes , and
It was ndoptcd.
Thocoininiltuo on uxpansos recommended
that the nrosldcnt of tlio house of bishops bo
paid $ .103 instead of j'OO per annum nud that
the salary of the Decretory of the house bo
Increased to $500 for the no.vl yaar.
Several messages fiom Iho house of bishops
were received and referred.
Judge Wilder of Minnesota roportcd un
favorably from the coinmlttco on constitu
tional amendments the resolution to allow
missionary deputies to vote in the conven
tion. The repart was adopted.
The order of the day was then tuUon up , It
bcinc the constitutional amendments offered
by licv. Dr. IluntliiL-ton , substituting for tba
present lirst article n now ono , setting forth
theuppostollcand Nlcono creeds as the con
fession of faith , and changing the order of
several articles.
After u long anu nt timo'i heated dcbato
the house got Into a snarl ever u parliatuon-
turi question and , pending the smoothing
over of the matter , tool : a recess.
Tbo house of blsuoos adopted a resolution
non-concurring in the selection of San Fran
cisco as the next ptaca of meeting and asknd
another committee on conference. Denver ,
the city liist selected by the house ol depu
ties , will bo agreed upon. *
irxin : TROURLK.
Deputy Marshal llirtlelt Declares Thnt
South Dakota Indians Are l > .ni-iri > us.
Sioux CITV , la. , Oct. 20. fripoclul Tolo
sraui to TUB Buu. | Georso Bartlclt , deputy
United States marshal , Is hero from Pine
Hid go , S. D. , today and makes sensational
statements regarding the Indians ou the
reservation. Probably no ono In tbo west
is bellcr qualified to sneak on this subject
and ba has been among iho Indians nil Ihu
timo. Ho declares there is imminent dauircr
of an au1 break. Ho says : "Ida not think
thut McGUlycuddy exaggerated in the least
when he tolc1 what iho situation is on the
reservation , I have boon on the tasorvution
eighteen years in ono capacity or another ana
think I understand tbo Sioux pretty thor
oughly. I know Inal the Indian * on Ibo
reservation are more than unxious to cimaec
in Ibo gbosl dancing asiaiu. They have ghost t
ehirls secreted all over Iho rescrvalion. The
only reason they do not clanco is because
they nro afraid to start. All , they need ,
though , is an impulslva follow to start them.
Onco'suirtod ttiev would bo llko a Hock of
sheep , nnd tbo Indians would commence
dancing all over thu reservation. They have
opcnlv threatened to start in ngnin us soon
us their loaders , Short Dull und Kicking
Dear , return to the reservation. The chiefs
have also stated they would bo ready
lo assume tbo leadership on their return.
They were with Buffalo Hill's show , but on
their return homo were dotainoj at Fort
Shoridun , Chicago , because of the throats
they hod made. They have been released ,
lthough , und I understand are now on the
reservation. "
loun Snjirintii ) Court
DE Moixns , la. , Oct. 20. [ Special Tolo-
grnm to TUB IJKK.J Fnrnoss appallnnt ,
againstMickloson , Story district , nlllrmod ;
Sloan against Jackson , curtiorarl , M ihaska
dstnctalHrmed ! and samoordcr in three other
like oajej ; Chicago , Iowa & Dakota Uailwny
cornnunv ogninsi liorllnglon , Cedar Kaplds
it Northern Hallway company appellant ,
- Tiumi uistrlct , revnrsid ; Milncr npusllunt ,
UKiilnst Nelbon , Audubon dlstrletj reversed ;
Mighcll ng.iiiist Daujrhortv nppotlunt , Cal-
huun ellsti let , alllnncd ; Hoover & Gumblo
nirulnst Carv appellant , Cass district ,
nlllrmed ; Meyoilngh npppllont , against
Wondt , Hurdin Ulitrlnt , nlllrmod ; Uttloy II.
Hovntcn nppullunt , against Dnnuelburgor ,
Marsliall district , nlllnnod ; Uowmnn ap-
, against Chicago , St. Paul & Kansas
City railway company , Marshall district ,
afllrmod ,
Iti'itch OmahuToilay ,
, la. . Oct. 20 , ( Special Telegram -
gram to Tins UKK.I Nebraska on Wheels
- No. 3 gave its llnnl nxhlblr , this nftornoon at
Cedar Uaplds with the usual lur/o crowd.
Friday morning at 7:10 : itio train bturtb for
homo , arriving nt Omaha at 5 o'clock.
? Snt rniurahlu t > i < Mr . .llurtln.
FourDoniiu , la. , Oct. 20. [ Special Tolo.
gram to Tin : UKK.J The local political
-
AMUSEiMIiiNTS.
-
COM rtENOINO TONIOIIT.
The DlMtlnznlshud Ul.arauler Actor
DOH1C 1) WlliSON
- And thu Henntlfiil Yonnj AitUto
MISS HVM1I. ; AUiiTJiN
. In the Latest , JloH I2niihatlo | BIIUOOHS
* ; DangBrsofaGreatGity
lle.irtitlnliiL- tlirlllliu klumtluns Hiiiirrl
ulln iui' . A uyclunu of cumnjjr. The iicinu rbut
. rcalUiu U riMicheil In Ilils niuiiiini'uiit | iruihiclli > n
HI'l.l'Mli- bcuiilllnl | iUuluk'r | .h of Mln
llnadu Aiulua Uir | > eai9d lu etch l.iiu euterlni
ll'u'lituterilurlnif ' thl oiunKoniunt. I'mil ' | '
Of /
ltt /WOND1UKLANID
- And UllnuThoalur , All
- an-iiouiis co.NTiNiioitf snow-ass
Kt'lAlTV
Tin : „ .
THOUN'l'ON DUAMATIO OO
THE BLACK FLAG
ADMISSION
0 IIKllllJIl
cquility cluD has rrpadlntcil the nomination
ot Mrs. Victorm Wcpiihuii Mnrtln for pro l
dnntot Iho UnltLvl iHt/tuis. The Indies dc-
clare thiit Iho tquaty ( | , club will niako no
nominations until tbpy-lmvo B right to vole
for ibo nominees ThCnWooilhull convention
Is itonounwil as u/iwnrrrtntrjd upon the
;
woiunn'.s riglits movement.
CnrlMmi Itepabllcam nt Work.
FAtitiiftiY , Neb , Outi CO. [ Special Tolo-
grain to Titr. HRK.uruo ropubllcans of
Ciuloton hphl n spWnifld mcotlng tonight.
Captain .1. H SticKoU'iinn O. 1 . Hlclmrds
nddrcssod the inuovlntt ) nml their rcmarKs
wcro warmly rocoivfd. , 12. M. .lonkln , can-
dldato for ropMsontattyij. also addressed the
meeting und nmdo n ti-t'.u Improjslon.
II *
Colonel .lone * ' llooil U'ork.
CitUM'onii , iJob. , Oct , CO. iSpccinl Tele-
pram to TIIK DPI.I : Colonel .tones of South
Carolina ndilriisscd a lugo nudlonco hora
tonight under the nusplcos of the Crawford
I.cnguu club Republican citliu : > l ism Is
growing. His spojch was well received.
IUCII F0 I'OlltlCIVltll I'lStolK.
II\ii.KTOV ! | l'.i , Oct. 20. Squire Odormoll ,
a prominent politician anil JUMlco of Iho
pence , was shot and Hilled this morning bv
nU constable , Isaac Phillips , us the result of
u political discussion.
I.OU lit 11.11 111 til ,
The Jessie Oliver b.ibv loft at Dr. HirlorM
residence last nlchl was sent to iho county
poor fni in yostoriUy.
Hudolnh Itiivolltu , the \voll known Iloho-
mitiii utblctu unit loader of the t'jruvurcln , Is
the proud futhor of n boy.
All ot the bunln In tbo c.ltv will bo closed
today , Iho day having been doclur'd u
holiday by proclamation of I'rastdunt Harri
son.
son.Tlio
Tlio city hail investigation will bo put
upon the boards r,5.1 hi tins nftcrnoon.
The session will I'o held in the council
chamber.
Tbo water main under the Tenth street
viaduct burst Wodno-tday night , necessitating
llio shutting off of thu water In that portion
ot the city.
A.V. . i'.irltor , thn city sealer of wok'hts
and measures , tins moved Into the city hull
Hh ofllco is on thu fourth Hoar , south aide of
thn bulldlug.
On Friday , October 21 , at 3 p. in. , n game
of foot bail will bo called nt the Omaha base
ball park botweou the Young Moil's Chris
tian association nml Oinulin High school.
.ludgy Hopewull loll for bis homo at Telca-
mah yesterday aftornoo'i where bn will remain -
main until nu\t Mona.iv when ho will return
nnd uilto up thu business of thu equity
ton it.
City Clerk John Groves ind Frank Brawn-
lea of tbo Kiroand Police commiss.on loft for
Chicago Wcdnosdan night where they will
bo sDoctutors nt the opening exorcises of the
World's fair.
Mr. Guy Douglas Uinkiy of Wcoplug Wa
ter , Nob. , nnd Miss .losio G. Hells , were
murrioa at the rosidcneo of the ofllcluiintr
pastor , Hov. Charles \V. SaviJgo , Thursday ,
October ! M , 13'JJ. '
Omaha lodge No 1 of tbo national Associ
ation of Steam Kiigmoars will celebrate the
tenth anniversary of thu orgaui/iUiot. of iho
1 oil go ut INushlngtou ball next , Tuesday
evening ; October i."i.
The Commercial L"lt " "rary sotioty of tbo
Omaha Commercial ciltQzo'wlllcolcbrnto the
nnnivorsary of the ! ; discovery of America
witn a special prozrajn bn Friday evening of
Ibis woolc. All ox-sdildfiits und friends are
invitcu to bo JJlUtUlll.
A meeting of tlio Polish Republican club
will bo held on SatttrddV evening ntS o'clock
in Czanlowskl' bull,0,1' the corner of 1'wen-
ty-slxlb and Walnut'streets. . Speeches will
bo delivered in Polish und KiiL'lish and a
largo attendance is oicpaclcd.
Momluy night Iho" ; mpmoers of the Fifth
Ward Houuulican club , accomnanlod by tl\e
members of the Fifth \Vard Flambeau club ,
will visit North Omaha , where at the school
house In that end ottUpcity tnov will assist
n holding a rousimitajjubltcan mooting.
Uamsoy Crooks ot hc county clerk's ofllco
bus burprlsod his punVfriends by getting
'
married. Allhougb isJKrlctly on'tho quiet ,
the ooroinonv was . .tWformed at Judge
Elier's rosldenco iuV-duv oveninp. The
ludy in the case was Miss Jennie M ! ISurnoll.
A meeting la ihorotv > oalled for Friday ,
October 21 at S o'clock rj. in. , at the Omaha
'
Wheel club clubhouse fo'r tha purpose of or
ganizing n ( ; . O , O. club. In other words ,
the rider * of iho old ordinary will form
club of those who were riders of llio orJI-
uary and who still have Ibcir machine * .
Chairman Caily , of the reuublfcan state
central committee , bus cancelad the date of
Judge Thurston's meeting nt Lincoln , No
vember U. This was done to onnblo Air.
Tnuraton to bo present ns one of the speakers -
ors at tbo rally of tbo Fourth \Vnid Hupub
lican club , to bo given at Boyd's thealer
Thursday evening , Nuvomber U.
A congrois composed of men of North
Omaha was organized Wodncsday evening nl
the Church of thouood Shepherd guild room.
A great , deal of onibusiasin was aroused nnd
the first regular meeting will bo hold ncx' .
Thursday evening at , the same place and ou
nlternulo Wednesday evenings thereafter.
A permanent organization wus effected with
Dr. S. H. Pulton suoauor , F. U. 1'raoy
cleric nml Arthur Frost serenant-at-urms.
Mr. D. E. Morron , traveling roprcsonta-
tlvo of the Linmuor & Metcalt Co. of this
city , came in from Valentino last night , ami
is staying at tbo Duiker. In course of con
versation with A Ban repotter ho snlu thai
ho found In bis territory thnt there was a
general stnto of prosperity , and that the
crops were so good us to presage an ox-
collonl fall Irndo. The ontlno ; ; for biHlnon
In all lines Is cxccllunt , nnd uspeclnlly so r > s
regards the agricultural Implement bus
iness for Iho I8'J3 trailo.
Mr Perrv S. Heath , Washington corre
spondent of Tni : Bii : , Is in the city.
M. J. Uurtlay. u Dnnvcr attorney , stopped
In the cllv a few hour < yesterday cnrouto
homo from St. Pnnl , nnd called on SV. S.
Shoemaker , D J. Howden and a few other
fnonds of .several yoari slimline.
Coroner M. O. Maul und wife returned
last evening from Croon lilvor , Wyo. Mr.
Maul accompanied u pally of hunters from
the Hivor , and was gene about lo-i ilnvs.
Ho said tuat the outlll killed twontv-sovon
anlulono and fourton boari , but forgot to
bring homo oven tlio boar loelh oruntolopo
hoofs in nn ovldonco of good faith.
CmciGo , 111 , Got. -Sneulal [ Telegram
to Tin : Bni : , ] TDO following Nobrasknns
registered hero toJnv. Auditorium Krod
C. Dolonc , A. A. Coonor , Oni.iha. Ginnt
Northern Thomas F. Itoyd , W. H. Dean
and wife , Omnlm , Ciir.nd Pucilic It , ( _ ! .
CuRbing nml wifo. Mrs. Maria C. Miller. W.
A. Paxton , Jr. , .1 , J. Johnson , Oinnlm , Sher
man John F. Tnlbot. Onmlri. Trnmont -
W. L , . Wilson , NobrasK-n ; J. D. Mluro , L. T.
Small , Oinahn.
Ni : VOIIK , Oct. ( JYifSpocInl Telegram to
TIM : Run.I Omaha , } JJ J. Uoo , buyer for
GntoCitv Hat comp.mv , Woilmlnster ; J. C.
. MIIU , Hotel Albert. , ,
* r-
in : i / //A ,
ffntftnnf floe IIii'i iii n nltr Hits Its nl.flftj
( < /il < ; ir/i / inIifJ ( iinril ( fi' ; ' , ten mil *
wuiiinTt "JaVob , " 7 ioiTTiirT8'ijC"Tgo7 ' Tfl
yoais. ' "
II UO1H2S Jennie K , . Q'clol'or 10. IbO. ' , IIKU , 5
yearn. , , , /
JVM US l'k\l IH N TH.
- -J.I.I. ,
Fariiain Slrcel WOP , I
KUN , MfffJ . H.\'C'lTI2MI2Nr.
Kour MxblH. ronim'uiicJnx Hiinduy Miitlnoo ,
October. : ) . Ihu Itrt illitlu Oomiidy Drama
A BARREL OF MONEY
TUB IKON HlfcLS AT WO K.
A positive riiMilulloji "In hl'iu'o iiioehiiiilsin ,
A hiinerb compuny > Dtvcot m.Hie , ullvlitf
dunctm ; , catchy HJIOU ! iltlm ,
MATINI5I : WiiM2SDAV : ) ,
Monday uml Tuesday , Oct. 'Jl and " . " > .
CLA.RA MORRIS
Monthly Nij.'lit
I'ltosduy
Tbl Time In
. OJ.AAlH.i ± l I
An udaptathm from lliu ( Juriniui by Clara
Morris , nalu oucns Hatnrday. first Hour ,
( l.til ; luliHiny , ? .i con in.
Neil AttrucllOu-l'altl Huta
The skin ought lo be
clear ; there is nothing
strange in a beautiful face.
If we wash with proper
soap , the skin will be open
and clear , unless the
health is bad. A good
skin is better than a
doctor.
The soap to use is
Pears' ; no alkali in it. It'
is perhaps the only soap
in the world with no al
kali in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it , especially druggists ;
all sorts of people use it
HEALTHFUL , AGREEABLE , CLEANSING.
for Fanners , Miners and Mechanics ,
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns ,
Ctc. A Dehgh'ful Shampoo.
WHITE Rlisi
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water
& . Hobb'sAro tha Gest on Earth ,
Act gently yet promptly -
ly on iho LVntKII ! , > -
JiKlHniiil 3UMVT.I.S dl3
wuiii iiuaju LB ,
& . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M POtHiiR Headaches , Kov-
" na und Colds , thorough
ly cleansing iho system
of disease , and cures
habitual constipation
They are aunar contcJ ,
do not grliio , very small ,
easy to talio , anil purely
readable.13 pills In each
vial. PTfjut digestion
follows tliclrusc. They
absolutely euro nlrk bfitd-
aclio. and nrerpromuirnd-
ftl lij loadinS rt-ynicians. For sale by loartt'lR '
cl.-uiriflstsorscntbyiiiu , : ; SGcU.n\liI. Acldrts"
KDBB'3 MEDICINE CO. , Praps. , Sa Fian o " "
fOIt SALE I.V OMAHA. NED . J3V
F tibn & Cu. C r 15th & DouglM , ts
J .A Fuller & Co , Co' , lllli & DouKla' . its.
I' \ \ Foster & OV. . Council muffin. 1
PROPOSALS L-'QU PAVING AND
MACADAMIZING.
Sunled proposuls will bo leeolvod by the
undorslRiicd until ln : o'clocU n. in. . October
I'aih. IS' ' ) . ' , ( ur the following kindsol'pivln inii-
terlal , viz :
bliuut : isprilt"in. !
MonI'ills or other .r.inlto ,
Coloi .idd s.in Jstonr ,
\Voodinir. Kims i- , , stone , and
A Itr.liud briok ,
All uccoiJinir to sn ulnc.itloiH.
Tor pavlii. pait of lhi > follow Ing qlrf > ts TIH !
alleys In tlio city of Oniiilia. uOMiprlsiMl In
htreet ltnpro\ouiunt districts No Jwl , 4-T , JNI ,
I'll ' nnd 4'I ' ) , uidurcd linpiovod Iiy onlinitncus
Nos. IIJUi. .Uji .I.W1. .iSW und . 'MJ icipputhi'lv.
and for p.i\ln or mae idaiiil/lni ; slii'et Im
provement district Nn. I-.T , ordered ImprovDii
by onlln inco IllOI , and uioru particularly do-
suilbed us follows , to-wlt :
No.4eli Center s.lreot from lUth street to
llthsirnot
No 4h7 A'luy In block .11 * , elty , from Kill
street to l > tli Hiioct.
No. 4s ! ) Alley in block 110 , from 17th.Iroot
tO 1Kb StIL'UI.
No. 490 17th street , from .l.ickbOii btruot to
l.o tvcnworth stiuut.
No. 4UI-Alley In block IDs't ' , fiom 10th street
to 17thitreot. .
No. 4 I'.icllio street , from IlJnd itreot to
the alloy hulween .l.'ml and Mrd streets , In thu
city ot Omiili.i.
L.i'jli bid tospsclfy a pilco per square y rd
for the p ivlu ; complete In thu itreuts nnd u' .
lay , and the iuicidiml/lii ; : { or | ii114 I'oiu
plutu of stiuet liniiroiruiiiuiitdlttiiel No Hi.
Woilc to bo'lone In uivorit.uifi ) with III.in
mill siiu llli'.itloiison Illu In the ollk-a of thu
Ijo.ir.l of pulilh * uorl.s
T.u'li proiios il lo bu madoon ] iilati'il bl inks
fnrnlshu I by the b ) ir I and to ba accompnii-
lud Iiy : i i.'iTl llli'il cliook In tluiNiiii ) of $ it > o. ji.iv-
nblo to ilui elty of Uninhii , as an uvldencu of
goi > d faith.
Tlmbu.iril iciurvcs the rl ht to reject any
or all bids and to waliii ilufeeti.
p.v. . iiiiticiiArspu.
rimlriiiin : lloirl of I'ubllo > Vorl.s.
Oniab.i , Nub. , ( Jutolur llth , Ib'J. .
OII-l'i-SI- ' . ' ? .
NOTIUKOt-1 ASSHSriMKNT OF DAM
AUKS KG 1 1 OIJANGK OP OKA OK.
To the ounuis of nil lots or p irts of lots anil
iu.il uil lie aloiu.llid from llariiity sliiHiL lo
li > ii\iiivorlli filn'iif .llth Hlruut fron , llulf
llotv.inl at it-til to lL'ii\eniMilli struut ; : rnh
fall cot from 1 1 o iv iii\ I lo Jones alrout and In-
tottioriliiK stitiuts :
Von nro liut-ciliy notlll'td Dial the unilor-
fclgned. ilirco dlslntoroslod frt-ulioldors of lliu
city of Uninhii. hnvn boon duly apiiointi'd by
tlio mayor , with the upiuuv.il of Iho ulty
c-oiinellof Haiti city , lo assess tlio dum.iuu u
tlu owners irspegtlvoiy of ihu uiopurty
nlloiMod by cliiin u of grndu of nalil htifDls
declnrnd nucossiry ny ordlnancu No. I'i.l ' ,
p.is odOetoborT , iiti.aiinrovcdoctoborli1 , IH'Ji '
) oiiaiofurlluirnotllluil.tliulli ivliuaouuitoil |
said iipiinlntment , and iluly < | ii.illllt l as rn-
unlred hy law , no will , on the Ilr < l driy of
iNovonilici. A. I ) . IK ) . ' , ut lliu Iliinr of lUi.K
o'uloM , In HID forenoon , at the ollljo ( if hlulvnr
A ; O'Donolioe , 110.1 I'unmm btrcut , wllhln thu
uorporiilollmllbifiitld oltv. muolfui lliu pur.
PCIHO of consldrrlni ; and in iking thu HSIU
muiil of d.ini.iKO to Hie iiwiit-r * le peotlv
of said piopuriy "IH'ouU Iiy said nr.ullnr
l.iMiu Into conaldcrullon iiuuolal benullls , I'
any.
any.Vou nro 'lolldnd to bo inosent at Iho linn
uud pl.u-u urorusuld , and niiiKo itiiy objection
to or Htiitiiinoiithtoiiuiirnliu > > iild a su-.iinon
of iliiiiiuwus us you iiiuyfcimtljlBr iironur.
\ \ . d. hll It I \ I IC ,
' (1ICO. .1. I'AI'I , .
T ii Mi'fi'u.orii ,
( 'oininUluif Alipl.iHors.
Onmbn , Oct. SOUi. ] M ) . ' . o-'UI-iat
H/r Hi'iii.scH , buuru H.\K < I , > . niiiwAiii--
bniltif AmorluJ In tlio lilutk Illlli .I./UJ fret
iibuvo lliu nun. A crlup , lirikiliu ntmuiiiliuru
l.mrlr neivry Tlioia nrni mvillcliMl wali-ri
lii\ui > nru < l HiuiunniU nf i > 4tluiiti > , I | rii l iilnnua
b.illi In Ihu U . ' 1 Hi' KI.IIM , built of iilukiimil
tiiii > . ui finiiiidiilos 3VI | itiilo' , ttrlollx Urn cln .
OIH-II Inu | 'liu ' > ui , ti-jiiii lioai , nuc'lrlo IlL'liK , richly
furmilivil , Itnu wlilo cr inilali * . inble u niHJcliillr ,
I inu nutuiuii , iiilhl whilom Jlutliuvil r.ili'n lo' tuu
uuk ( if iiiontli. 'Ilirouifli lrnln Iroui I'lilcico
U t > , MAItl'i- ; ' . Till' lluuit , . HiilBprliim. l >
&K\VKH PROPOSALS.
roposals will bo roculvcd by the nn-
until liJUu'ulock p. m. UcloberUUh ,
Itu. , for thu ( instruction of u sauur lanuMur
iltbtrlul No. ID7 , In I tin city of Omulis. us per
ordiiinni-i ) No. .Ofl tieeordliu to pluns und
kpeclllcatloiK on Illu In thu ollli-e of thu board
of publlci uorlxs. I'ropoa.iU to bo inadu on
printed blunlia furnlsliod by ttn bonrd. and to
bo acconipunlcd by u certified chuck in thu
hum of J.VKJ , p.iyublo lo thu flty of Onmhn us
tin vlflf > ncu ot Kuod faith.
Tha hoard iCburvc. thu rl.'lit to reject any
ur nil bl < U and to w.ilvo defuurs.
I * . \V. IIIICKIIAIiSiiU ;
Cliiilnnnn of thu Hoard of I'nlillu
O/n aha , Nub. , October JJth , 1W. . 1
NOTION TO PUOPKKTY OWNT.KS ,
AOHNTS AND LUSSKKS.
In nnrsnunt'o of ordiii inco No , J ; .rcnilriii3
wtuor nnd C'n cunncotloiK to bo inndotoand
within the curb llno on oorl iln stu > ot nn I
nlliivi In streul Itiiproviiinrnt dl trlcts Niw 4M1
4 < 7 , m 40J. 4 Haul 4sv in the cltvof omnlm.
yon nro bcroby notlllcd lo mr\kn till nrci' suy
connections with WNti-r nnd ens iimln , or lut-
tornh and tocomniotn < ; uoli worki on nr tip-
foroNoVfinber inib. 1W.IJ , : is It U the ntirpc > o
to | iiMtliu ! trroUinid 'illuyi In said tlUlnels.
nnd more p.ittleiimny doncrlboil na follons ,
tO'Wltl
Nn , 48 iHmtcr street from IHIi street to
IIth street.
No. 4ST Alloy In block iV > , city , from ITth
strci't to ISth sirotii ,
.No 41 Mloy In block 110. olty. from nth
Ntroct lo IMh strrol.
No. 4I J Kill stn-nt troin .JneUson street to
l.o'iM'nworth street.
No 4111 Alloy In bloo ! < 1'iSii ' from Kith street
to ' 7lh street.
No 4 < i-l'ncins street , from : K'nil street to
tlio alloy between ir.'nil street nn I , llrd sln-i-t.
In the i-lty of ( liirib i.
D.iled .it Om.ihn. Neb. this SJth dnyofOi'-
toni-r , is.u ,
P.V. . IIIUIIIIAtJSKU.
Cliilrman Itoird of Public Works
. ' ' ' ' ' ' '
O.'O-'Jl-'J.-'l-X'VW
I'rnclniiiiilloii
nml notice lo thn n'cclors uinl Ipnal voters of
l In ? oily nC Onriltuof an iiniin il olty olool'iin '
of inu city of Om ilui , to bo liuld on Tniud.iv ,
IhoMlidHV of No\omlii-r. | i' ' , for thu imr-
posof electing ot'e uoiinellmui from oich
until
'l'ii tlio utvi'liiM nnd loal votuis of the city of
Onriba :
I , ( ! oor-o 1' . lleinls , mayor of ( ho oily of
Oniiilia , do Issue tli.s , my proclamation , mil
by thu authority \cslud I \ inn ns surli iiuiyor
do hurouy ultu p inilc notice to llio olcetors
nnd IOKUIottrs of thuo.ty of Omab i thai an
iiiiiiiuil oltv uloiMion of tlui city of Oman i.
will ho hold In s'lld city on Tne-iil iy. llinolirlith
day of November , is'ij. tor tbo pniuosuof olcel-
lii oiiii oouncl m in from o lull ward.
'I'll polis sh. ul IKI OIHMI on the Hay of s ild
olurtio i at ( iltfhl o' luck In tlm inniiiln j und
fhul coiitlnun opuli inilll slo'rlooli III llio
pM-iiln , ! of llio s linn das' , at the teipet'tlve
voting phuos follmvln.towlt !
l MIII
l'"r"or ' ' ' ' " ' ' 1 Mme
nllo.vcn-
1 = tl1 "m
' . ) , .
! - V
| ( corner nth and Contcr
t-NW corner OM , nnd llim-iott (
Iil : N 1 : cor"ur 1lth : uml Vlllto"
WAllD.
' N W '
t'oniur luh Ill
, , ! , . " - w " " " 'or ' inth nnd Pavlllu
eornor ' " " ' uml
C"niL'r - " ' nml
K ct""or I011' ' " " 1 I'luree
Mh District-S n corner Ulli and Willlnu.
. '
i-rci.'i' ' *
t X r lorilcr ; hll"eonib and C'un-
t X W '
' 'onlor - th al
'tl llniu-roft
. ' N ' ' con'"r ' nUl lllul Vlntiu
Mth District S W corner 1,1th and Valley
1 1 fttlH
llth District NUuoruur 23th mil Houluvaid
IVOIUIC.
TI1I1U ) WAItll.
nihtrlct-S W corner 1 'th iiiul Chic isn
( 'd 1 Olslrlct N W corner 14th and D.ivcnpoit
Id - side of Capitol avi-nu
.ir ( cstof ) l.itli slrtut ,
4tb DlsuluiWust sldo of I2th sticut , bo-
ween Douglas .mil Dodco. streets.
> tli Illsiilct N K corner iJtli and Capitol
.vonnc.
otb District N K corner fltli and Hniiioy
irpolb.
7ih District S i ; corner llth nnd Djujlas
iiuets.
-Hi District N 1. oorucr J" th and .Tacltju i
trcols.
.11)1 ) Dlstilet J < K corner Uth and Hoiv.m !
ttlL'Cls.
r.lL'HTU WAIlt ) .
1st DIstrlut-.N cornet 17th and Davenimi
luect" .
' 'iid District N W corner 2.'nd and D.iUMipoii
Brents.
Jid District N W corner l" > tli und Dodcu
iliuots.
4th Dlstrlut N K corner 17th and Dodjo
I routs.
'illi Dlstrlot N K coini-r litli nnd Ilaini-y
j. reels.
tb DIstrlct-N W coinur IMUi and DonsLn
ti cuts
7th District N W corner ' 'Cth street anil bt.
ary's aM'iiuo.
stb Dial rlul SV corner 20th street and bt
1 iry V .tvonno.
Ol b DistrlBl 1 : ist side of r-outli Illlli hlreet.
utttuen llarney slicot and rl.M iry'savnaui'
Mill District NV i-oriiui 1Mb and lasiMin-
> oitli strouts.
lllli District SV corner 17th struct and Si
I .ry'b aunite. .
rirm ; vA'in
1st District Hast slloof blirriiian avfiuiu
i ! > ! ) o > iie .MiindiTKOii blind.
'ml District S I ; corniir Hliuimin avuium
nd Win t-trcct.
.ird Dlsiriul SV cnrner Hhiirninn aventiu
nd 1. IK" - > ti ool.
nil DUirlut NV corner thorm.iii tivunuu
ad Oraeu SIILCI.
Ill District S W corner 17th and Cliurlu- )
ildOts
i.tli District -K ! ! . side of blierman avuniM
bout : iJ ) fuct noitli of N'tubolas stieul.
Till Dibit lut ri II curnni Kali and 1/ard
troota.
ith Dlstrlot N W corner Kith and Hurt
tiuut * .
tflb DibtiiL'l N n corner 15tli and ( Jus
irouts
lUlh DlsluctKn,1 slilo North 17th streul bo-
\\CBII California and t'.iss slrciils
lllli Dlsirlct & K comer Ibtli finl ( Ja < >
SINT'I
Ibl District & iciiiueri.'Jth : sticut ami Ames
Swl IMstilct b W cnmi'i tfitb air. nt and
11 uml iivmino.
.Ird Dlstiict N IJ conn1:1 4 > lh and Iji'.uit
lib Ulitilot SV \ corner'111. anil MauderMiu
irt'ots ,
jib District ? n cm nor "Ith suiil Wlrt .in-et-i
fltli DNtrU't S W c'Diimr 'Urd und I'ail'.cr
.
"ill DUtilci N W coiner "Hli mil Uoib >
ftb lilstrlcl N I" I'oinor - ' and llurdi-uu
jl reels.
yili District N 12 coinur 'J.'nd and Oiapl
'
Kib District NV \ corner ' 'ith and 1'r.iiiMIn
ittCUtH.
lllli District HV coinur "Ith and Kianltlln
r.'th District bV corner " 'nil nnd C'lar
itlOBts ,
KCVi.Mll : UAIIll.
1st DMrl'-'l 3 W uoiiiur 'JHh and M.non
itruuf.
Vnd 1'IitrIct-N L cornet -Jth uvennu and
I'oiinlPton iiM'iino.
: ird DMrlot SV corner Mill Hlreut nnd
Woolwoitli uvuniiu.
4th D. strict- W corner MUli bin ol and
Arbor slicot.
ftlh DlHtilet Hoiitb slilo of Vlnlou ntiuut
noarPMtof ( ) outbWil ! iiionni' .
filh Dlntilol S U coniurWlh aionnii nnd
I'oplduton avonnn
Tin llslrlit-N ) ) W corner 'lit It find lian-jls
street1 ! .
l.KIIITIl WAIIII
1st DUIrlot KnsV Hldo of iilth Nlrc-cl ntiar
( siinlli DfiOliiirlMntiPol. . . . .
'nd Dlmi lotWosl hide -it ftJrt Bticul nu-n
( south oil 1'aiilf.Hoiit.
yrd UiHlilct N W coiner lOtb iii\Nloholas | !
"
Uh District X r. comer 20th and Cumin ; ;
streets.
Sth District WiHtsldo of North illh strui-t
ne.ir ( norlh ofj t'ninliiz ( ttr ct. . . . . .
Utb Dlstrlut S Kuuii'url''diinrl Unit slrouH
7th District b W corner .Olh and ( Jass
MSTII
Ibt Dulrlct S W ronior KJ and
"MiMiNtrlct-N W uirnwr 40th and Ouinlni ;
°
; ! lmtrlgt-N H cormir iith and ruiimni
" '
'JtbDUtrlot Niirtl , slauof Davenport utreot
HO rwintuf ( * North 31 iivuniio.
f.tli dUtrioi s U corner 31st nvcnuu and
" ' '
"ot'b'uittrfct-S W cornur ' - Uth avcnuo and
In wllnos whereof I lia\n liprnunto bol my
linnd in , mavor of 'Ud elty of Uinnhii , thU
A licit : JOHN finovtH , City tlerl ) > . oludJlt
NOTJCKOFTTJB SITTINO OP TJIB
CITY COUNCIL Ati A 1JOAHD OF
KQ UALIXATIOX.
I To all tjx-puyoi * und OWIIOM of nroi.crty.
I and all | i irtluB Interested In taxation I In iho
I city of Uinabu :
' Von urn 1'urotn notlllril thai the I'lty couii ;
j ell of Oinulia nil I , u pruvldeu and mjuliLd
Mffiho ( Inrlor of Mniropolltin
( Itlcs , ho d nsim on MH u lui.trd of | , , u , | , n.
tlnnol not \ < m ( linn Ilvo ilnyn , contiu .luilii ) !
TliiiKiliiir , iVtotx-f lli. I UJ. for tlio | nirpi > s )
otiMtmilMnz tin'MSM'ssnumt. ot nil proiierty
within tbdollv of Omaha nsso od for Voii-
oral taxation for oily t i\e for tlio ynr < nil.
! < iioli sin ins will bo hold nt Iho ortl. o of tlm
t'llvCloiK of "iilil oltv In HioUty Mull Ifttlio
olty of Omnlii , oonimoiicuu nt UiAloikn in ,
nnd ronllntiliK unill r.o'clorl ; p. in dally
And you und inch of jolt nro bPMtiy n.itlflcil .
to bo nn 1 upon ir Ijoforii said bo ir I of i on il
7ltlll | | lit the tlllix Hid IllaOO IIUlH'l to lllHllo
liny oompliiliitoro'i.loctlon yon muv Ii m < t < i
said .issufstiiiiiit or nnv p-ut tlu > n if m by
Ktnlilloiirovlrteil. Cmnp'aliils ' In writlu , " inv ,
I ii llio I with tin * ntvl'lvrk nt , tiny liu.o dnr-
Inz I no session of H ild ho ir i
OlMCt. Jonx llnoM. . I'lly I'lork.
SKWKtl HOMi-s
rroolainat loii and not Ice of MilM > l Mnn to Urn
oloctois iin.l loscul tolurH of tin- c-tv of
Oni ilii of the qiie.stlon of Issuing ; bonds of
the city of Om.ilialn iln-atnount of on , ' hun
dred thou < mil < loll.ir < ( flii 1.0 w ) t < > n iv for tlm
oonslrnctloii mil inalnfjn uico of sewers In
llio oltv of tlm ilia.
To tliooloplors and losaloloMof Mio cty | < if
O null i :
1 , 1'eor.rit 1' Iti'mU. mayor of the olty of
( imnlni. ilo NSIIO His. my nroiMiiinatlDii , nn 1
by llio .intlinniy > osto I in IIIK , ssu Ii major ,
dohoio'iy Bitu iiiibllf nuici > f thn doctors
and ItMiilolcrsof thocitv of Om .n < lliu a
ueactal olct tlon will bu hcl I In iid city on
Tuesday t lie null Hi d iy of Nudniiu-r HiJ. for
the inuiioiuof BUbinlttiiu losiud olooiois : lnd
b'Sil voteis tliu < | iiostloii ami prnpusilioii fol-
loulnc. to-\\t.
"si | ul lioniN of HIP city of H nli i .11 tlm
sum of ono hundred tlmml dollars
ilrtinH > bo Isiuod for tlu < c < iatti < u-il > u and
in , ilat nun , o o ( MTU , 'i--i. lo run n < l ' < ior than
twoniAno ; r . todriw iiilnmii , in to o\-
ccid Ihe pi i cent p-r luinum u i i. < > IMOSI
conniins mnmod thcrato , mil n il ' i ! " snld
fol less Ih in | ) ir , t 'll ' < titoctiLuls II u till' SHU
Iliorocif In hi ! iiMioiiilinl for th , . . . . ruclnn
Illlll 'II lllltCII-illl'd of M'Wi'M n II" l\ . \f
( .Mnaha. and Hu1 pi.iui'ils i Ii. i , . , > r n > he i | < .
Mirti'il flout tlm eli d'is ilu icin p ii d
The sa < l < | losinni ah I propi tit 1. 1 snail ho
miliiiilttoil losil.i clo 'tots cm . | ' ni-oniT
form piovlilnil bv I'u. for olllci ii i , < ts , with
lliMtoiils "Vr.- , " "Ml , " iinnl in , , , i All
of s nd ballots li.iIna an "V i i f . .ulnc
llio uord "Vrii" shall IIOCIHII.II . il n f > . i of
Isiiiini ; ha d lion Is , and .1 I , r - > i ' . , ( is
h-niii't an " \ " mark fnilonin ilv enl
" .NO" shall lu >
eoniitod mil ,
1 1- < r I as
a aln-t tl'O Nsillii i of s ltd b iniN
'I In1 polls' . ! ! ill ho otiL'li on tinil \ if s.iul
election it oluhl n'olocU In the inoiiiiiu und
sliull con ) Iniio upon unit ! Koclo ! K in thn
( ixenlnjfof thu s'lmo ilav at tlio rospui'tmt
\otltij iHaues , us followsi
KIHSr W Mtl )
' W
COMISr
or l > l
> V C"r"lr ' ' " ' "Ul1 t'L'nl"r
N Wt'"niul'h | : Hid Uu. , , r .ft
t X cornur IJt" n Mnloii
Mll'O.Ml WAIlll.
X W l > oriltM ' " " ' " "
N W co'"or " " ' " " '
ri W cm nor ! ! iih Hint
S K cornet : ; jil nnd
I2isl sldo of South . '
b Ii corner lUlh nn
fc 12 cornur 14lh and
< 'r ' VromsiCt' 'N EL'ulm r leonth and Cen-
nlritihtJ's | ) ' > trlit-N ; W corner 2'th anil Doiois' '
' " SU'Ut ' S ' '
- . ' conicr-J" " > " 11 Jlanoioft'
2 corner 1'ith and
t corner l.llh jud Valley
Douluvaril
TIIIIII ) WAIll )
' D.slrlet-S corner I''th and Ohlciso
-M Dlstilcl X Wcorner Nth and
, lil DKttlct-Hiiiiih '
- sldo of I'upllol avenno
iriirlULxaiifi l.lth street.
4th Dlstilcl West sldi ) of I2ih struct , bu-
wuen Dmi.'l.is anil Dolire streets
ith JMaliict .N K loinur Kin and Uanltol
Mill II )
"ill DIstr.et N 12 corner Ulli nml llainuy
.UUI'ts.
i"1.1' ' . 'a"'ltrlct ' s 13 coiner lllli and Don lai
Mh Dlsirltil N U i-ornnr 13th and .luclfoa
tirujs.
Mb Dlstrict-S 12 enrnur luih and Howard
-l i cut- . .
r.inmi AIIU.
lsMhtrlct-\ corner 17th and Iavuaor |
. 'nil ' n'Ntrlrt NV coiner U''nd anil l.iunport
HV'UU ,
Ji.l District N W coniur ' . ' 5th and Dodsu
.IlLM't- . .
Uh Ulsirlcl N n corner 17th and Duil o
invls.
Mi I'lstr.'ut-N" 12 eoiiior Kill and II irnuy
iiih District NV eornor VOIb and Ii > nilas
Ul'Cl- . .
ah Dlstrlct-N couu-r U'jtb ( hli out nnd .St.
ary H a\onuo
Mb DiHlik-t \Vcoiiiur-Olli sliool nml bu
I iry H , i\uiiiio.
'Ith ' Dutiiui J2nslsiloif Ninth I lib street ,
utMiii'ii ll'iinoy strtiit mid M M n v's iMiiinc.
I'ih ' Distni'lX \V cnriicu ISth aiul Luniin-
Illh Diiinit-SW cornur 17th sticut and St.
I ry's.nuauo
piriii WAiiD
Ki DNtrlcl-r.aR ; hlluof Slierin in avenno
; ) | ) > -i.lo .Maiidnrsua Mrunt.
I'nil DlstriuM K corner Mi'jrni in ayunnu
nil Wlrt hli < jri.
> rd Disliii-t s U' cjinor blii'iiniii u\Qnnu
nil 1-iitn-rri-'t. (
Illi IHsiHiM N W cornur bhuniuiii avviiuu
nil lirai'o HIILM * ! .
.illi Dlhirlct h W coriar 17th und I'h.irlui
iroi't- ,
dtli Dlstrli-l K Ml slili ) of . liuiiii.iii uvonuo
IxnlllUi fuot nurth of .N cliolaN trcul.
7th Disiiiul h ] . ' ruiiiiir loin and 1/anl
,111'ClS
ih Dlalrljt N W eornor lUlh and Hurl
,111'UIS.
illb District N 12 cnrni'r 1Mb anil dibi
tu-i'ls
lUlh DlHlncl Last Milii Nurth I7lh Nlioct bo-
Mfdn Uiillfiiitila iinil Cass bticulH
llth DiHirlul ti 12 ciuiiur Ihth and U.iSJ
-UlUth.
8IXT I NV.MIII.
Nl DIstilul-H I'2 otncr " 1th Ktri ut anil Antes
Jail f'lulrlit ' H W uoriii'i Jli'b stiool mil
ir mil HMIIIIIC.
: ird DKtncl N 12 comer 1'ilh ami ( innt
'
nh Dlslrlut-.S W cornur L'ilh and
.iih'DUtilel "Hi inner''lib mid Wl.-l tlri-iilH.
Olh Dlitrlcl i > W oiiiner .anl and 1'airi.r
7ih DNtili't N W corner ' 'Itli aid I'urby
| ! lihlrlct-- 12 corner -7th cin.l Ilnnlellu
Ulli Dlnlrk-t-N 12 cornur ' 'ml mil ( .rani
'
I ih Dlulriut N V/corniT ' 'nib ami I ran kiln
lllli Dlslrlcl W corner 2lih mid 1 ran'.lln
'
l-'lh Dibtrlot b W cornur ' . ' 'nl und Claru
.III'I'IS.
HKVUNTII Wtllll ,
Isl DldtrlclHV ciiinur Ulli mi'l M isuu
stri'riH.
-N I , ( Cirncr LMIh innnuo mill <
: ird DU'ilui s W corner ' . 'Jib mii'ut mill
\Vl.olWOItllUVUIIIIll ,
nh D strict .N W cuniPi iiuh street ami
\rbni stii'i'i.
. illi Dlhirlci ' onUi Hhlo of VInlun > truul
nii'ir ( niihlnfikOiltb ! JM amain' . |
lilh DMiltM - > I' cornur .litli avonno and
7ln DlHiriciH \V \ curlier .illh mid I'runon ,
i'.iniiril
1st Dl lrli't-n.i t siilo of L't/th ulnut nrar
( smith ofHJhiU.o-jHlieul. 1
'ill Dlstriit WIHI sldi' } ( "id Mtvi'l nuir ]
lauuth oil I'anl hlii > et ,
; irl Dutrlut N W coinur .Mb uml Nicholas ]
'
MlO'H.
Itli Distrlut N 12 cnrnor liutli and Cum i\Si \
ttrui'U j
, itli District WustkUUt of North S'ltb tticdl
m > Hi ( iiuilli i > 01'liinlii. .tniul.
Uh Dlnlrict S UroinurJidimil 1
7th District -H W uir/ior .uih mill
WAIII ) .
1st Dlstiict b W coniir L.M und Cum u , ' |
biilrlol N W corner -luth und Ou il < 1
,
3d District N K coniur 10th and 1'ainani ]
utri'utH.
4tb District North Bloc of Dntonporl nieui
nearlHmtofjMoilh J'id iniinna I
5th dlstrlci i 12 corner UUt nronuu mull
Dudsoitruut.
Clh District S W curuur 2iith uveuuo
Juckxin stri'ut.
In wltnuxs uhurcof I h r , c > liorLiinUi kfl mj
Imnd as jnutor of bald city of Oinuha tblf
17th day of Octol.or. IMJ- ' . I
lio. ( : I' . lir.MH. Miy i '
Attuit : Jon > ( jiioym , city Clcr'c. '