Nebraska Newspapers

    BEFORE THE GRAND JURY
.Alleged Orookednef s nt the Lincoln Asjlum
to Be Investigated.
TWO INDICTMENTS EXPECTED TO BE MADE
Other * M.IJ Ito Itcqulrtil to Ktptnin tlio
MMIimli of rurcliiMlng Supplier nt
thn Initltiitum ItMorn the Sub
ject M Scttli'il.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Oct. 21. [ Special to Titr.
BKr.J There U no longer any doubt that
the recommendation of the State Board of
Public LandJ and Bulldlnisi In regard to the
asylum Investigation will bo cnrriod out , A
special Rr.ind Jury has bien culled to moot on
November 10 , nnd nlthouili the reasons lor
oalllni ? tbo Jury ere not glvon Dy the court
It li generally understood thnt the method *
of purchasing supplies for the nsylum nre to
bo thoroughly Investigated , and It U further
bolloved thnt the inquiry will result
in the indiotmunt of two It not
three tnrtlos whoso names have already
boon mixed up In the affair. The special
ptnol from which the Jury will bo selected Is
follows : E. T. Hartley , P.V. . Little ,
William MuLmiuhlln , L. C. Ulchards , O. E.
BlRclow , O. A. Soyboll , .1. J. Ilutlor , W. M.
Olllusiilo , Loins Holmor , Henry Votth , J. J.
Oilman , H. l . It Millar , M. . Cheney ,
Abdlah Hull. W. U. Mnnn , V. A. Jones , L.
C. Baldwin , U. A , CJIlbort , A. Orcemimoyer ,
Samuel Felton , J. J. Stem , A. U Axtholm ,
Jacob Kocku.
VVIIIIn ICIloy lliully Hurt.
Wlllfntn Hlloy , n youc man about 2ft years
ot age , was badly hurl at the llurlinirton
yards last night. Ho was found In an uncoil-
icluus condition with nn ui-ly Kash In the
bade of his head. The police authorities wcra
notified nud the injured man convoyed In the
patrol wnL'on to the station , where a physi
cian examined his Injuries. At the doctor'H
Jtdvlco the Injured man was removed to St.
Elizabeth's hospital. This morning ho w.is
Btlll very weak from loss of blooil , and has
not recovered sufficiently during the day to
civo his attendants any information as to how
ho came to bo hurt RO badly. Ho wns evi
dently under llio inlluencc of liquor nt tuo
tlmo ho wns injured , and it Is bollovnd thnt
ho wns hurt whllu trying to goton a passing
train.
Horn llo Mvn In Lincoln ?
The question of the hour in Lincoln is ,
does Kxcisctnan Doollttlo reside In this city
or CuiiMKOl The question Is the uonoral
subject of conversation In , Lincoln today on
account of the action of Mayor \Vulr In do-
clarltiR Mr. Doolltllo's jil.ico on the excise
board vacant and in aujiotnllnR Mr. Louis
Stull as his successor. Mr. Uoolittlo wns n
business man of Lincoln when ho received
Ills appointment us n member of the excise
board , but some months ago ho wont to Chicago
cage , where ho engaged in business. Hols
conductltiK n bakery , grocery nnd meat
niHt-Uet at 181-130 Forty-seventh street in
the World's fair city and this fact ,
together with his long continued aosence
from the city , led Mayor Wclr to declare the
ofllco vacant. The city council declines to
confirm the now appointment until the mat
ter can be further investigated oud it is
evident that tbo change will not bo made
Without KoinethlnR or n struggle. It is
thought In many cases that if the chance is
finally made it wilt result In a complete
reorganization of the nolico force. At ures-
ont the excise board Is composed of Mayor
\VoIr and Messrs. ICclly and Doolittlo. The
latter two gentlemen have controlled the
board nnd their action In removing the old
police force appointed bv Mayor Weir last
pring created no little excitement at the
time. Mr. Stull Is n prominent citizen mid
banker of this olty and a son-in-law of Mayer
\Velr.
From the Police Court.
J. F. Ward was arraigned this morning
on the chnrgo of robbing tbo till at the
Pcoria hotel , of which he has for some time
past buen night clerk. He loft his situation
yesterday , nnd soon nftor ho loftthe contents
of tbo niouoy drawer were also found miss
ing. Wnrd was arrested last night , consid
erably llio worse for the amount of liquor ho
had imbibed. The chnrijo of larceny was pre
ferred against him , but tboro was no evi
dence to convict him , and ho was accord
ingly discharged.
lloverly Fields was arrested last night for
hilarious conduct in n colored dive across the
track. His finances were embarrassed to
the extent of &M 70 this morning.
An Italian fruit , vendor named Matte was
slugged by some unkt.own party last night
and'ho nretcrrcd charges against Lewis
Wirtz. Whuii the hitter wns arraigned In
police court this morning ho proved that ho
tnoroly stood by and saw the fun. Ho was
discharged.
Lincoln In lirlof.
W. H. Irvine loft for Salt Lake City this
afternoon via the Hook Island. He was no-
comnanlod by Jmlpo Powers and F. T. iliatt.
*
Captain L . W. Bllllngsluy was called to
Terra Haute , Ind. , this afternoon by a tele
gram announcing the death of bis sister.
Councilman Henry Vcith has returned
from his summer's scjourn in ICuropo. Ho
successfully ran the gauntlet of the cholera
and is looking well.
A young couple called on Acting County
Judge Lon : : this afternoon to bo married , but
the judge discovered that the young man
was not yet 21 years of ago and declined to
perform tha coromonv. Tbo fair brldo dis
played her lutciiso disappointment by In
dulging in n good cry.
SHOT HIS CilKL'S rATlliit.
Tom Anilrew/i / or IVuupIni ; Water U e u
Gun with 1'onr Knuot.
WKRIM.VO WATBII , Nob. , Oct. till | Special
Telegram toTiin lints. | Tom Androws.acooli
in the F.uronoan hotel , this ovonlng shot five
times at C. D. Sltzor , hitting him once in the
arm , Andrews is in love with Mr. Sitzor'e
daughter Tilly und called on her this after ,
noor. In the absence of her father. When
Sltzor folurncil ho found the door locked ,
During the war of words that followed
Andrews shot through n glass In tno door.
The wound is not of a serious until ro. Mar
shal Woodward has Andrews In charge now
und slncti his arrest bu has attempted to one :
bis llfo by llio laudanum route , but he wil
recover. The prisoner ls of an emotional
natura and hus frequently resorted to knife
or revolver in settling bis disputes and 1 ;
considered u flt aubjecl for the asylum.
Glmrlvi Johnson on Trial ,
Aunimx , Neb , , Oct. 'JO.- [ Special to Tin
Bun , | The jury was empaneled iu tin
case of the state against Uharles Johnsoi
yostorday. County Attorney Kelllgur out
lined his cnso to tbo jury , In which bo slatei
that James \Vhltonmn was mowing prasi
with a scythe on his own grounds occupiui !
by li'tn ' , and that ChurliM Johnson crawlec
up on thii opuositf. side of tno Mlstour
i'ucltlc niHroiui from whcro Whltonmu
mowing and shot him.
J. B. Stull. one of thu attorncvit for the Oo
fotuluni , iiiaUo his stmoment to the jury , it
whloh ho stated that thu evidence would
show that the deceased , James Whltomun ,
was 111 wil'ud ' toward Johnson ; that be hai
bunted htm down , nnd hud actually sllppm
into the dufendnnt'H liouso and put polso :
In tha defendant's toapol ; that Johnson hut
nourlv iiloil from tbo cllVctu of thn poison
tbat U'hltom.tn had lultl in ambu b wliln
hotgun lo xhoot Johnson ; that \Vliitcmai
was a bail , dangerous , vlomus man , whils
Johnson hnd always born n min of good rci' '
ulutlon for being poaccublo and truthlul
that Johnson lived In conntunt fear of hi ;
own llio , day and night , anil that thu defend
ut baa killed Whltoman In self dofonso.
Ts'urrimly JCtcuptul Dmilli.
GIUSD IgLiMt , Nub. , Out. 20. [ Special ti
Tan DBF. 1 Henry Joouck , yard master o
the Oxuard Beet Suirar factory , bad a nar
row c oapo from death l t nlKhl. Wall
crossing the Union Pncttlo tracus In the clt
bo was run Into oy u switch ougluo , Hoaa\
the cuglno In tlmo to jump , and ll was tbo
alone that saved his lifo. The horse brou
loose and ran away and the buggy was bid I
uied up.
Kuml the Coutriialoni.
DEATKICB , Nob. , Ocu ' . ' 0. ISpocIal Tell
Itratn to THE DEE. ] The city of Uoatrlc
laitulgbt began o counter suit against th
water extension contractor * , Godfrey ,
MoaU , ( or liS.UOO damages sustamoa by tb
city for the fulluro ot the defoniUnls to com *
plo'io the vr tpr work * nnd furnish the iup-
'
ply ot wftt r In'ftccordMioo with tholr Btmr-
nntoo ,
Tha lleatrloo UarbVIre MitnuMcturlnit
company flloil lt nrtlclos of Incorporation
today , The cnnttnl stocK I * 110,000 nnd the
plnco ot buaincss thU city. Tito nonr concern -
corn wilt at oncn nctlvoly cnffngo In the
munufitcturo of the Huffman pstont ot Dnrb
wlro foncln ? . The ofllcers ot the concern nro
W , 1' . Nororosi , pratldont ; W , I ! , Kooln-
sou , vice proildont ; II , P , Korcrais , treas
urer , nnd Koborf. Wnijby , secretary.
Court nt Nelson.
KcMOit , Nob. , Oct. 2(1. ( [ Sosslnl to TUB
UER. ] District court convened nero yoitor-
rtttr morntnu. Ono hundred nnd thirteen
coses wore on the dookot. There wm a dh-
position amonp the attorneys to continue ns
nii\nv unsos ns possible. The Jury wblch hnd
boon impnnelod was discharged , and only
equity caios wilt bo board ,
Tnu Mticli of n Itult.
It ( snot anuiunl for colds contracted In the
( all tohnnc on all winter. In such cases
catarrh or chronic broncnltlo nro nlmott sure
to rosutu A fifty-cant oottlo ot Chamber-
lam's ' Cough Uomody will euro any cold.
Cnn you nftord to rlsK so muoh for so sin nil
an amount ? ThU roaioJy U Intended os-
poclally for bad colds and croup and can
always be depended upon. For sale by drus-
elsts.
r/ : > KXVKL.I.v /KroT.UTIO.V.
Tronbln Over the Dpllvcryot the \Vnr Mti-
iiltlnn * on the Smith rortlnnit.
[ Copyrliilited I3'W bjr J.imc ) norJoa lleanott.1
Lit.UUArii4 , Venezuela. Oot-'W. [ By Mex
ican Cable to the Now York Herald Special
toTiin UBK.I The steamer South Portland
arrived here yesterday nftor waiting two
weeks at Port of Spain , Trinidad , until the
amount ot her charter wai paid. There Is
also some trouble aoout the solar ? of thu
captain ot the Portland and he refusal to de
liver thn arms shn carries without some
guaranty that It will bo paid. The matter
cannot bo settled untilQorizalos returns from
daytl , where bo Is reported at present.
Urdonata's plrato steamer , the Curatehas )
surrendered to the newly established Votio-
zuilan government.
Utdonatn has soucht rofueo in Marllnlqun.
Uenoral Fernandez his started with nn
onnv of 500 men to llzht the armed bands
who are wandering about the mountains of
Los Augoloj.
holillnr unit Civilian In < Svrnianr >
LONDONOut. . SO. The Berlin correspond
ent of the Times says tbat another case of
a sontlnol flrinu nt n civilian occurred In Ber
lin on Saturday last. Tlio radical paper * of
Horlln denounce the outrage and demand
that the subject of the uio of llroarms In
such cases bo submitted to llio Diot.
pinners' StilknTliroatnncd ,
LONDOX , Oct. 20. A , strtko ot tha cotton
pinners is threatened. Involving KiOOJ,000
ipindlos and 52,000 operatives , mostly women
ind children. The mayors of Liverpool and
tlnnehester are trylnir to brlncaboui urbltra-
.Ion , hut It is not believed they will bo suo-
: c3 ful.
Will Conic to tlio I'ulr.
LONDONOct. . 20. 11 U stated thtit the
irlnco of Wnlos and his son , the duke of
York , will visit Iho Worm's fair.
\Vhnn > itturo
S'ocds assistance it mny DO host to render It
iromptly , but ono should romomhor to USD
even the most ported remedies only when
iooiled. The best anil most simple hd con-
.lo ruraedy is the Syrun of Fiirs , tnnnufaot-
.ircd by Iho California b.Is ? Syrup Co.
OUST * W.ILKKI ) Till ! EAKTH.
lUcb Arcluuoloijlcul flnil of
Mknletons In Indlnnn Itlufls.
CIUWFOUDSVII.T.K , Ind. , Oct. 80. A rich
archiuoloKlcal Hud was unearthed Saturday
two miles west of this city In a cravel pit
alone the hlKh bluffs of Sugar crook. Thus
far twenty-five skeletons of Brobdlgnanlan
stature have been exhumed and the unbury-
tng is still goluK on. Tnis necropolis of long
ago is filled with excited hunters of curios
and Hciontillo students ofVaba.ib colloKO
continually , and 119 soon as removed from the
jvol the rattllne bones are carried away
to become part of departments of nrcbu-'oloey ,
which arc boini ; osiaullshed all over tUa city.
The last skeleton taken from the burying
ground was n gigantic ono , measuring seven
feet In length. The femur alone would
provo that the skeleton was thnt of a giant
and the pelvic bones nro twice as largo as
those of nn ordinary man. The grinning
skull of the plant hud n perfect sot of tooth ,
not ono cracked or decayed nnd with an
cnumol as beautiful as polished marble. The
bones wore perfect In every detail , notwith
standing the factthut they must have been
inlorrcd hero for conturios. The entire ab
sence of vogetub'o ' matter In the soil and the
perfect dramnce would account for the
preservation of the bony structure.
Of the whole number of skeletons thus
found only two indicate immature develop
ment , the remainder representing the frame
work of a raca of men evidently oxtiuct for
centuries.
Tbli is certainly the flrst discovery ot
skeletons in which the characteristic develop-
mont'of Blants has boon observed. It is
thought by local scientists that thcso bones
belonged to a tribe of aborigines , but this
theory cannot bo fnllv established by the
: nutorial structure of the skeletons.
LcivnxwuHTir , ivan. , Juno 15 , ' 90.
Mr. J. li. Moore : My Dear Sir I bar
been sutjcctto sick headache all ray Ufa.
Over two years ago I began using "Mooro *
Tree of Life" for it and never had n case o
sick headache since , except when the
medlctno was nt ono end of the road and I at
the other. It is worth more than money to
mo. I heartily recommend it to all sufforurs
of headache. Very truly yours ,
W. B. LII.B.
PastorFirst DaotUl Uhuron.
THE WllK.ll THEY JIKI.I ) .
I.oiv 1'rlcos Now tlio Jtitstilt of Lust Vciir'x
famous Order.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Oct. 2J. ( The continued
bonvy receipts of wheat nt primary points
resulted yesterday in carrying the price to
the lowest point aver raachod In the history
of this market. Cash dropped to ( ib' %
cents per bushel and Ducombar to
70 ? cents. The auormous elut of nctual
wheat Is believed to be the dlrnct
outgrowth of the "llold-your-whoat" cir
culars issued la > t year by the farmer * ' alli
ance. It is not thought that the great ac
cumulations at primary points are from Usl
year's crop entirely , but that much old
wheat , held according to advice , Is now
comlug on the maruot.
You need not , bo afraid of the twinge ol
rheumatism when you bavo Salvation Oil.
Iteuly for the Winter.
George Miller was at rested by Oftlcei
Donahoo yesterday on suspicion. A tearct
revealed tbu fact that ho was prepared
pared for any sort of wind which might
blow , Ilu wora telescoped otiu over tin
otnur eight pairs of punts , live vusls uiu
four ooutk.
Doctors } Pshaw ! TakoBoooham's Pills.
Owlnp to the decoasu of 11. H. Marnoft Mi
stock of truuKs , etc. , will bo cloifd nut a'
soou ns tbu business cuu bo put In shaot ? .
The general utoro run by C. K Uworak a
OuUdulo win burned out } ostorduv. Thi
loss is reported as heavy , there bain ? no in
suranco.
CAUSE OF RAE'S ' DESERTION
Ho Had BCOQ "Turned Down" Too Often by
the Republicans ,
LIST OF THE OFFICES HE FAILED TO GET
ConcliKltnc Thnt thn Domncrntio I'nrty
Woulit Ito More Orntotul for Ills
SorUens HoTurnoil Ills Political
Cent Accordingly.
WASIIIXOTOV Bunr.Atr or TUB * '
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513 FouitTRCSTii Sinr-RT.
WASIUSOTOS , D. O. , Oct. 'JO. )
John P. Hao is the latest in the list of republicans
publicans who have deserted their party
during this campaign. In all the ether cases
orao personal reason ether than a belief In
the princlolus of the democratic ; party hoi
boon found for the defcc'.ion. Tno animus
In the case of Mr. Kao is not hard to ilnd.
Not satlslled with his olcctton to bo district
judge , Mr. Kao aspired to bo the republican
nominee for governor of the state of Minne
sota. Ho was disappointed in this. Than
ho aspired threu tlutas to tboropubllcnn nom
ination for congress In his district , and each
lime ho was turned down by the local repub
licans , who preferred to bo represented by
some ono olso. Mr. Hao then thought that
the administration might ba mom grateful
than his republican friends In Minnesota ,
and ho made n campaign for the pension com-
mtsslonorahlp.
The senators from his state refused to CM-
dorso him and ho did not got the appoint
ment. The came a vacancy In the luturstato
Comroorco commission , and Mr. Hao made n
bid for that place , only to bo disappointed
again. Now ho has picked up his dolls and
refuses to play any longer with the repub
lican psrty. There has not boon a worse
case of disappointed ofllno-snekor In n great
many years. The Grand Army veterans
who icuow Cleveland's pension veto record
are not going to bo fooled into voting for him
by the action of .Mr. Uio.
Not iMcnsuil wllli Hill.
There was au amusing encounter at the
Arlington hotel this morning. Senator Hill
pasacil through the city on his way from
Now York to Lynchburg nnd stopped to got
breakfast at the Arlington , Wnyno Mac-
Voagn , the rucuntlv converted mugwump ,
has been in Washington some days attending
to a cnso in the supreme court. Ho is stop
ping nt the Arlington. Last night in his
Tammany ball speech , Senator Hill plainly
expressed his contempt for "tho ostentatious
zeal of the now convert , who , nftor having
for years enjoyed the honors and emoluments
of positions conferred upon him by bis
party , suddenly assumes to see a now light
and turns around nnd bitterly assails his
former political associates witb venomous
vituperatiou. "
This slap was very evidently directed nt
Mr. MacVoagh. Probably the bead waiter
at tbo Arlington had not road Senator Hill's
speech , for when tha senator entered the
breakfast room of tbo hotel this morning , he
was escorted to the tab'.o at which Mr.
MaoVoagh was oallng his breakfast. The
i latter was reading a newspaper when Sonn-
! tor Hill entered. Ho lowered It when ho
saw the senator , nnd n look of pain over
spread his features when tno head waiter
brought the colobr&ted democrat to a scat di
rectly opposite him. Mr. MaoVeagh has not
the honor of Mr. Hill's personal ac
quaintance. Evidently ho does not want , it.
Ho got up from the table just as the senator
sat down and xvalkcd rapidly out of the dinIng -
Ing room. Senator Hill's attack on
MacVcagh amused the republicans mightily.
It would not bavo como with a very good
grace from thorn and it is of all the more
party advantage coming from the democratic
senator from New York. Senator Hill and
the New York Sun to plagarizo Hon. John O.
Now are the best advocates tbo republican ,
party has in New York.
Notes of the Campaign.
Jesse Rays of this city has received a
letter from Perry Carson , who Is now in
Indiana , saying : "Wo are solidly united
and tbo election will bo a general sweeo-
stakes for the republican party. " Mr.
Carson will rorcaia m the west until after
the election.
Henry 0. Hyde of Boston , formerly a
member of the republican national committee-
from Massachusetts , says that Massachusetts
is safe for tun republicans.
The Washington Post has nn Interview
with Senator Proctor this morning In which
ho says oi the decrease of thu republican
vote iu Vermont : "Tuo republican major
ity was fully as largo as tbat
by which I was elected governor of the state
in 1S7S and there was no increase In the
deinoctutlo voto. Every once In a while- the
republican vole In Vermont falls off without
any apparent reason. This year there were
a number of local causes , inoludlng the fact
that the state fair wiu in progress during
election wcuk. "
Senator Proctor lays that ha Is confident
of the election of Mr. Harriton. Very lUtla
Interest is beinn taken in the campaign m
his own state , however.
Sow Jersey for Hnrrlsou.
General Ho ban , the republican national
committoenian for Now Jersey , was at tbo
Arlington today. During the day ho had In
terviews with some of the members of the
cabinet who arc now In the city. In conver
sation with a reporter ho said that bo was
fully satisfied tbat Mr. Harrison would DO
elected. There was nothing iu tbo western
situation which gave the comuilltoo any
raason to doubt that Harrison woula carry
every state in that .section.
"In New Jer ey , " ho said , "we are as sure
of carrying tbo suite on the local ticket as
wo are sure of anything. 'The people of tha
Btnto are tired ot the bad administration of
the democrats , and Now York Is a very largo
state and a doubtful state and dlfllcult to
judL'Q of , but knowing pretty vvoll what IB
being done on both si lies , and carefully esti
mating the chancoj , I am satisfied tbut Bar-
rlsoa will carry tuu stato. "
No ITS for tlio Army.
A general court-martial Is appointed to
meat at Jefferson barracks ut 11 o'clocu a. in. ,
November 1 , or us noon thereafter as prac
ticable. Detail for tbo court : Captain
William O. Owen , jr. , assistant surgeon ;
First Llentonunl Fr.mkllu O. Johnson , TblrU
cavalry : First Lieutenant John F. Mclllain ,
Ninth cavalry ; First Lloutouaut Percy E.
Ti-ippo , Tenth cavalry ; First Lieutenant
Stephen L. H. KtOfum , Eighth cavalry ;
Flrttt Liieulunani Ulcburd D. Paddock , Sixth
cavalry ; First Lieutenant Francis F. Irwin ,
jr. , Second cavalry , judge advocate. The
leave of absence grunted Captain Edward J.
McCleriiand , Second cavalry , Is extended
ono month , Luavo of absence for
two months , December 1 , is granted First
Lieutenant Albert C. Blunt , Fifth artillery.
Thu following named olllccrs will report in
person to Coionol John 1C. Mlzner , Tontn
cavalry , president of tbo examining board
coimmod at the War department , for oxdtnl
nation for promotion ; First Lieutenant
Phillip II. Powell , Ninth cavalry ; Second
Lieutenant J. O. Mason Blunt , Fifth cavalry.
On tin conclusion of his examination Lieu-
toiiant Howull will return to bis proper
station. First Lieutenant Louis Osthoim ,
Second artillery , no.v at Boston on publlu
business , will , upon completion of the name ,
return to bis proper station , Fort Hiloy.
Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton S , Hawkins ,
Twotitv-lhira infantry , is detailed as u mom-
bar of tbo examining board at Fort
Sam Houston vice Captain Otis W. Pol-
lock , Twenty-third Infantry , relieved. U-ip.
tain William H , MoLaugblln , K I , li too nth
Infantry , will report , iu person to tbo exam
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Baking
Powder
so
Ss o ABSOLUTELY PURE
Inlng bonnt convcnnd utiVnrt Sam Houston
for examination for proru ijjon ,
Woitern
The following western pensions granted
nro reported by TUB IIKE nnd liTnmlnor
Bnromtot Clnlmai
Nobrn Kn : OrltrlnnlJ-J hn H. Dodd ,
.Fames M. Donnldson , u\ddltlonnl Samuel
A. Qulnor , John Orl , Jotin Cain , Philnndor
\Vrlght. Charlo * Vnnbdri Charles Davis ,
Jonas II. Evans , Joseph Fooh linger. Oriel-
nnl widows , etc. Mlnor ot Ulchard Mcln-
tyre , Aurehn H. Knapp , 'ill other , minor of
Matthias If. Ilartlcv , Anfia Olcno , mother ;
Mnrlbii A. Trout , Malvmo O. Curby.
Iowa : Original Wlllinm .1. Cold well ,
Edward U. Inccrsoll , Kdword Conrnd ,
Joseph M. Urees , Cairiw S. Cole , Addi
tional James Koborts , Wlllinm Peterson ,
Cbnrios Walls. Jnmos N. Coulter , John C.
Nichols. increase John Lawl * . Green
Street. William Uouk , Pearson V. Hills.
Original widows , etc. Bridget Lnrkln ,
Maria A. Marshall ,
South Dakota : Additional Oary It. Jos-
lyn. Original widows , etc. Uobecon A.
Hoills , Urnco S. Slovens ( mother ) .
.MIicollnnootK.
A dlsnntch from Chicago 8ay that sorao
attempt Is being made out there to disfran
chise republican clerks who have gone homo
to register nnd cast their votes. This Is
done for political effect in some part of the
country at almost every election. The courts
have bold that department clerks at Wash
ington totnln tholr residence and n right to
vote nt homo.
The secrotiry of the interior today dented
the application of Stewart for n rehearing
and review In the c.tso ol Charles ( I. Hoylo
versus Alexander Stownrt , wherein n home
stead cash entry In tbo McCook district was
held lotcancellation. .
The decision of the land commissioner reversing -
versing the original decision cancelling untry
of land by Oscar Miller In the Valentino dis
trict was nftlrmcd. Ariatitt 13. Olmstoad
made the original motion for cancellation on
the ground that Miller wai an idiot.
Every man. womati nnd child who has
once tried thnt spccltlo , Dr. Uull's Cough
Syrup , cannot say enough In Its pniso.
Him Can Curry Unrlo Sum's Mull.
New YOIIK , Oct. 20. The trial trip of the
steamer City of Washington to provo If she
was qualitlcd to carry the United Slates
malls to Cuba took place yesterday morning ,
and was successful. She developed an nv-
orago speed of 15.10 Knots per hour on the
out trip. Her nvcrngo time returning against
wind and tide was io.-t'J knots Dor hour. Her
total average time was 15.45 knots. The
City of Washington , by developing this
Croat speed , will bo placed In the third class
of mail ships. On yesterday's trip she
burned thirty tons of oonl and her engines
mndo seventy-six revolutions per inlnuto.
After her trial trip a big broom was hoisted
to thn mntts mid hold ns an evidence that
she had swept the records of all the Wnrd
line steamers "off the board. "
C.ond ( J
Is ono of the chief blessings of every homo.
To always iusuro good custards , puddings ,
sauces , etc. , use Gail Borden "Eagle" Brand
Condensed Alillr. Directions on the label.
Sold by your grocer and druggist.
t ; Tnb on County
County Clerk Saclcott , has added a lodger
to the equipment of his onico.in which is to bo
kept a complete account witb each and every
individual furnishing supplies , or doing
work for the county. The law has always
required tha keeping of this book , but until
now the book has not been kept nnd the law
has remained a dead lutler. The lodger
shows the action of the ooard from tbo time
the bill Is presented uutn it is paid by the
treasurer. * '
Death of W. < ! ' . ' 1'lffiuan.
W. Q. Plgmau of Chicago , formerly of this
city , died October 22 , 1893 , at the homo ot a
nephew in Crawford county , Illinois. He
wnsborn in Kentucky. July 27 , ISIS. During
his residence in this city bo was respected by
n Inrgo circle of frloiidsjor his strict integ
rity and kindly spirit. JIo was ill but a
short timo. His remain's were interred at
Fort Wayne , Ind. .For the last ten /years of
his lifo he made his homo , with a daughter ,
Mrs. Thomas J. Staloy of Chicago.
1'ouml for llio City.
In the ease of L. D. Carrier against the
city of Omaha , which has been on trial in
Judge Ogdcn's court for o couple of days ,
the Jury this afternoon returned a verdict
finding for the defendant. The plaintiff. WAS
the owner of a lot nt Twentv-eighth and
Leaven worth streets. The grade was
changed and the appraisers tenor ted on
Damages. Prom this award Carrier cp-
pcalod and sued the city for $2noo damages.
Disease never succosstuitv attacks tno sys
tem with pure blood. Do Witt's Sarsaparllla
mnkes pure now blood and onrlcbe * bloaa.
Had UH.M ! Morphine.
Mrs. Wray , who lives ' .vith her husband at
1320 Lcavonworth street , was in polloo court
yesterday charged with being drunk and
disorderly.
The woman explained tbat she had been
using morphine for n variety of aches and
pains and in a lit of temporary dtrangemont
got into an argument with her husband. She
was discharged with a lecture.
DoWitt's Saraapariua destroys such poi
sons us scrofula , skin dlsnasej , eczema , rheu
matism. Its timely uau.savoj many
Stolen Ilorao Uncovered.
Once more Councilman Tuttle is in undis
puted possession of his horse which disap
peared from in flout of his residence last
night. The animal was found at the Windsor
ser stables yontordav morning npd was driven
there by a boy who fallen to give his name.
Mrs. L. H. Patton , UocKford , III. , writes :
1 From personal oxparlonco 1 can recommend
DeWitt's Snwuparilla. a euro fe"
blood and con oral debility "
Will Welcome All.
Tbo subcommittee or tbo republican county
executive committee- will bo at thu commit
tee rooms from 12 to 1 nnd from lo 0 o'clock
every day , when all republicans nro cordially
Invited to visit us. A. S. Oiiuuciliu. ,
Chairman.
Thut Torrlllu Combination.
The small boy nnd his matches gave tbo
tire department n run to Thirty-third and
Chicago yesterday morning. A small b rn
owned by Wood burn was damaged to the
extent of | 5U.
A sere throat or coub , If suffered to pro
gress , often results in an Incurable throat or
lung trouble. "Brown's Bronchial Troohos"
giva Instant roller.
' WORTH A GULVHA. A BOX
( Tasteless Effectual. )
fOll ALL
BILIOUS and NERVOUS
DISORDERS ,
Such as Sick IJeadache ,
Weak Stomach ,
Impaired Qigestion ,
Constipation ,
Liver Complaint ,
and Female' Ailments.
Corned with a Tutdesj & Soluble Coating.
Of all drupglsts. Price 25 cents a box.
New York Depot. i6 < Canal St.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , 8. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , MEB
Capital . . . . $ ,
Surplus $03,000
Officer * andDlroclOM-IIeorr . Vatei. president
H. C. Uuililaz. Tlco preitilBOl , ft H. Maurice W. V
Mor e.Joum. Collliw J , N. II. Patrick. I.swli A
IteoJ. cuibler.
Tl-IEl IRON BANK.
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
Is superior to nil other prf-jtarntions
chiming to be blootl-purifiors. First
of nit , because the principal IngrctlU
cut used In It is tlio extract of gen
uine Honduras sarsaparlllnroot , tlio
variety richest In medicinal proper-
Cures Catarrh JI K :
low dock , being raised expressly for
the Company , is always fresh and
of the very best kind. "With equal
discrimination and care , each of the
other ingredients are selected and
compounded. It Is
THE
Superior Medicine
because it is always the same in ap
pearance , flavor , and effect , and , be
ing highly concentrated , only small
doses are needed. It is , therefore ,
the most economical blood-purifier
in existence. It
makes food nour-
Isliing , work pleas.
mt(8icc , , , refreshing -
ing , and life enjoyable. It searches
out all impurities In the system and
expels them harmlessly by the natu
ral channels. AVER'S Sarsaparillft
gives elasticity to the step , and im
parts to the aged anil infirm , re
newed health , strength , and vitality.
Sarsaparilla
Prepared byOr.J C. Aver X-Co. , Lowell , Man.
Bold l > y nil IniRRl8t ; 1'rlcofl ; tli bottlcn , * 5.
Cures others , will cure you
HEALTHFUL , AdREEABLE , CLEANSING.
For Farmers , Miners and Mechanics ,
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Charing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns ,
Etc. A Delightful Shampoo.
WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP.
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water
Anew and coraoloti Troatmoat , c < > nl > tnz ! ot
Suppositories , Olnlmont la i-ii > jnlei , alia la llox
uniU'Ub ; a 1'oiUUo Cure ( or ttxt.'riul. Intern vl
bllndor UlooUlnltoiln ! ? . Chronic , itoogntor Horjll-
luryl'llui. Tals llomeJy b never li.'en known to
T all. tl par bor. t ; for II ; lontuy mull. Wlirsuaorirua
tills mrrtbta Utioii3 wnea u written icunr > int93 li
pOBltlvely Kt vcn wltli U boxei or rofnn 1 the TOO u a/If
not cured Son 1 Btmp for fro Snmplo. ( iuarnnlaa
lunod b j Ivu hu ACo. , UrujiiUU , Solo AgeaU.coraor
1511' ana Uouzlai trosta. u = _ ha. Noli.
Many a life has been lost
because of the taste of cod-
liver oil.
If Scott's Emulsion did
nothing more than take that
taste away , it would save the
lives of some at least of those
that put off too long the
means of recovery.
It does more. It is half-
digested already. It slips
through the stomach as if by
stealth. It goes to make
strength when cod-liver oil
would be a burden.
Scorrft BovTH < , Cherm > t9 , m South ; th Avcnut ,
New York.
Your dnisgnt leep Scntt'i EmuUion of cooMiver
eil * ll dtugjuli everywhcie do , ft ,
DOCTOR :
In tbu treatiueatot all forma of
PRIVATE DISEASES
mm \Vo.iknesa and Disorder of
with losa ot tour.uo. nmbltlor
und vitality. Kljjlitocm yuurao
the moat romurkublo MIOCUIS It
tlio treatment of tills clusiof ilUttaios. wlilct
U proven by tlio uuivora.il t ttlnioiiyof thuu <
audit who Im vu bean cur oil Wrltu forolrou-
lura niul question Hit. 14tli uuil I'arauu
bit. , Ouiiiiiu , U.
Cold Snap.
Don't take cold
With the Columbus festivities a frisky norther
has struck us a little fresh , ain't it , especially
mornings and evenings protect youself with a
warm garment
Our overcoats
That's what you need and we have them to
suit you in all styles and fabrics , and at prices
that take :
What we can clo for you Overcoats at $ $3.75
come in three shades and are stunners they
are woolen sjoods with and without velvet collars -
lars , in gray brown and oxford they are fully
worth $6 call and examine them
We have overcoats running from $3.75 , with a
gradual rise in price of 50c a coat till you get to
$30 , the highest , which fit as well as custom
made and wear as long
At $7.50 Our $14Overcoat _ is a world beater ,
in tans , blue and black- -
Overcoats in Meltons Cheviots
Cassimercs Wide Wales Stockinettes
Serge and silk lined Box or long cut
Colors tan brown oxford blue black
Single and double breasted
Heavy underwear
A special sale of 4 cases of shirts and drawers
heavy ribbed full finished French neck
shirts pearl buttons , worth fully 50c each to
close 30c each
Columbia Clothing Company
Cor. 13th and Farnam
Suscessors to M. Hellman & Co.
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR CHANGE OF GHADK.
To the owners of all lots or juris of lots mid
roil : citato aloui ; : ttnl from Ilnrnoy struct to
l.unvunworth street ; 34tti street , from ll.ilt
Howard street to Leavonwortli street ; .Titli
street fiom Howard to Junes struct and In -
You uro hereby notlflod Unit tlio undor-
Rlened. tlireo disinterested freeholders of the
oily uf Omnhn. have boon duly appointed by
llio mayor , with the itpiirovul of the city
councilor said city , to assess the dnmuco to
the- owners respectively of the uroperty
affected bv ehaiizo uf Krnilo of salil stieots
( luolnrr-d noccss.iry Dy ordinance IS'o. l'ii ' : ,
j.is-od October 7 , INC' , a pure veil October 13. IhOi
V on are further. not Kiud , that Imviiii ; accepted
said appointment , and duly qu illllon as in
quired Dy law.ve will , on tlio ! lrd day of
November. A. I ) . . JHU , : it the liotir of I0ia : :
o'clock In the forenoon , at the ollk-u of Slirlvpr
&O'l > om > hnu. 140.1 li'arinun btrout , within the
corporate limits if siilcl ullv. mcot for the pur
pose of considering and tiiaklnK the usscss-
inent of d.imiKe ; to the owners respectively
of said uroperiy nlTuutud by said piMilliiic.
tukluz Into consideration succlal benoilts , It
anv.
anv.Von are Motlfled to lie present at the time
: md place tiforovikl , nnd inako any objections
to or htatomontH roncernlnx said assessment
ofd nnuiuos as you innyi-unsldnr proper.
W. f . HIIIUVRIl ,
GKO. J. I'AIIh.
T. 11. MuOUkLUOir ,
Cominltto of Appraisers.
Omahn , Oct. 20th , MK. o-Uld-lUt
To the owners of all lots or parts of lots on
Arbor street from 10th to 13th street- } .
You nro hereby nolillnd that the iindur-
slinio J , throe dislnturuMcil freeholders of the
city of Omahn , nave IH.TII duly appointed by
the mayor , with tbu approval of the city
council of Raid city , to nssem the ( Inmate to
the ownois respectively of the property nf-
fectoil l > y gr.idliii : Arbor from lUth tolith
streets , doclaied nuccss.iry by ordlimneo : UIO ,
passed October lltli , 18 ! ) , ' . approved October
] & . IS ! ) . ' .
Von are further notified tint Imvlnir ac
cepted KM id iippoliitiiient , and duly cnm.Illod
an rciilrnd ] by law , e will , on tli ul ) tli day
of November. A. I ) . IS' ' ! ' . ' , at the hour of two
o'clock In the afternoon , ut the olllco of
( JeorKO.I. r.inl. in r > 1'arium Htioel. wllhln tlio
corporutolimit" of said olty , meet for ilici pni-
pose of conslilerniK and in.iKlni ; llio assess
ment of Uamaxo to the owners rcspcetlvoly of
said property , alloctrd Uy Hald Kradlnt ; , taK-
Jirj Into consider.i ( Ion spoi'Iiu Ijenellts , If any.
You are notllled to bu present at tin ) time
nnd i ) ace aforesaid nnd mal.o any objei-tlons
to or statements concern.lie sultl iiRsoss
of dtiinaKcs as you limy ronslder proper ,
( IKUltliK J. I'AUI/ .
W ( J SIIIUVIW.
JAM KB STOUKDAliK.
Omaha , October 21 , 1UX . OiVIIOt
To the owners of all lots orjiartsof lots front-
In i on Ue'iatiir Htrcot from -"Jlh to Uut
siroot ;
You are hcrnby nollflnd thil thn umlor-
alKiicd , throodUlnturested freeholders of the
Olty of Omaha , bavo bi-on duly appointed by
the mayor , with the approval of the city conn-
oil of said city , to HMOSS the dnma o to the
owners respectively of the property alToutod
by grading of Doeatur from ' "Jin to 31st
Htroets , tinctured neoi'ss'iry liy ordlnunoo
II'JUI. passed October 7,18Japurnvod October
1(1. ( IMJ' ,
You are further notified , tliat having RC-
copied mild appolntmi'iit , und duly qnalllloil
us rcquirod by Uw , wo will , on thti'.llli itav of
November , A , ! > . IB'i. , at thn hour of lo'clnulc
In the afternoon , at the olll MI of ( jc'jr.'ii ,1 ,
I'auI. IB & Kurilun street , witliIn the corpoiate
llniitHof Huld city , meiit for llio purport of
cnfibliluilni ; and in ilclna the imsoisnit'iic of
( liimiisii to the owners rcspcntlvely of said
property affected by wild cradln. , fildnir. Into
uonilderatlcm special benelltn , if any.
You arn notlllod to bo present itt thctlmn
and pi ice nforesiild. ami make liny objo 'lions
toorMalnments uoiiconilni ; sail ) HHscdsineiit
of dnniisxs asjou may consider proper.
( IKOUUIiJ. I'AUI/ .
J. R l'MA(3IC. '
T. II M'OUhLOaU.
Otnuhn , Oat , 21JRK ! , O.'Sdlut
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OK DAM
AGES FOR CHANGE OF GRADE.
To the owners or all lots , paru of lots und real
estate alontf ' 'Ith ttruut , from I'onplelon
avenue to Hickory street.
You tire hereby notlllod tlint the under-
slirnorl , three disinterested freeholders of thu
city of Omahn , have been duly appointed by
the mayor , with thu approval of the eliy
council ot suld city , to uasim the dttmuxo to
thn ownnrs respectively of thn property
alfccted bv clmiut ) of eru.de ot said btnsut , du-
ulurcd necessary oy ordinance .No. 103. pissed
October II. IM ) . ' , approved October \ \ IfcOi
You are further notlUo'l that , huvlnz ac >
copied said aiipolnttncnt , nnd duly quulltiud
us rniilru | < l by law , wo will on the : ird day
of Novumuer , A. i ) . 1&U ( , ut the hour of 2
o'clock In thu afternoon , at the olllco of
bhrlvcr & O'onohon | ) , 11UJ Farnum street ,
within the rorpor.tto llmltBof said city , meet
for the purpose of coiibldoriiiK and inuldiu
the absessment of datniiuo to thoownoi-s ro-
BPcctlvely of suld property , tUfeotcd by lalil
rhun-jo uf cr.ide. tukln ; Into consideration
special buiictlti , If any.
You uru notllled tube prejent at tlio time
and plnoo aforotnld , und make ny objections
toorslaUiinonU concerning Bald i sostuicut
uf dmnauea a you may consider proper.
W. 11. KllltlViit. ;
urxmui ; j. i-Aiifj.
join i' . i'i/AOK.
Commlttco of AppiaUer *
Clf I lip , CdCl II .U , jtlV. OlHIItt
WOODEN SIDEWALK RESOLU
TION.
CONSTUUCTJON.
Council Olianibor. Omaha , Noli. . IB'J
lie It resolved by tlie city council of the city
of Omaha , the mayor concurring :
That , wootlen sidewalks bo constructed
In thn city of Omaini IIH designated below
within live days after the publication of this
lesoiutlou , or tlio personal sorvleo tlioreof ,
as by ordlniim o Is authorl/cd and required ;
such sldowulks to bo laid to the present srailo
on the streets apo.cllled hoicln. and to bo con
structed of blue plank of such width and
thickness and ho laid upon Joists of such di
mensions and In sueh in.inner us is proscribed
l > y tlio siieellleitt mis on llio In the ulllce of the
lioaid of Public Works and under Its super
vision , to-wlt :
Kastsldoof lIlL'hth street , lot IS , llarkor'i
allotment , present crude. 4 feet wide.
Kast blue of Glen wood avenue , lot Onndl
block 11 , llcmls L'ark , present Kr.ido , 0 fool
Wli'O.
Kustshlp of ( jlemvood aveuilclot I.l.blook 10 ,
Ilemls Park. presiMit uradi' . ( ! foot wide.
North sldoof Nl- - hulas street , lot 52 toHOIn-
cnmlvu MH > division , blouktA , Iloservolr A.
present ur.ide , Otcot wide.
Kastsldoof Cllonwood avenue , from north
west cornel lot 111. block II , lieum Park , to
intersection of ti leu wood uvcnuo with Lincoln
linulovard. present urado. 0 feet wide.
\V-st side ot Twenty-fifth Ktroet , lots 1,2 and
a block 8 , I'.ilrlck'rf addition , present Knule , 8
feet wldo.
KiiatKldcof Twenty-fifth street , lot 8. block
12. t'nrker's add. present ur.ido , R feet wide.
North side of Otrdan Htreot , lot -0 to Z'i In
clusive , block 4. Khormau Avonno I'arU , tem
porary Krade , 4 feet wide
And bo It further resolved :
That tno HniirU of Public Works bo and
hereby Is authorised und directed to cause a
copy of this resolution to bo published In the
olllclnl paper of tlio city for onowoek.or bo
Rcrvodon tlio owners of said lots and unless
such owners shall within llvo days after the
publication or service of such copy construct
suld slduwalkH us herein rciiulrud , that the
Hoard of Publlo Works cause the sumo to bo
done , I ho cost of constructing hald Hl.iuw.ilks.
ro | ipctlvely to bo assessed u alnstlhu real
estate , lot or part of lot In front of and ubut-
tliic Hiich Kluwalks | ,
Passed October 4th and October 11. ISM.
Attosl :
JOHN onovna ,
Olty Olork.
B. P. DAVIS.
I'residont Otty OounolL
ApprovoJ ;
GKO. P. 1IEMIS- ,
1IEMISMiyor
NOTIOK TO CONSTHUOT SUKWAlilC3. )
To tlio owners of the lots , parts ot lots and
real cstuto dosorlbeil In the above resolu
tion ;
You and each of you are hereby notlflotl to
construct wooduu Hldownlks us required bv
a resnliillonot tlio city council and nmyorot
thecltvofOmaliii.of wlilcli theabovols a copy.
P. W. IlIIHUlAUHKIv.
Chairman Iloindof Publlo Works
Omalm , Neb. , October ' 'llh , W-
NOTiCE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOU OnADING.
To the owners of all lots , parts of lots and roil
esliito atoiiK llumllloii Htreet from 43 til
htieet. to o.u clly limits ,
Yon are hereby notlllod that the under
Hiened. tlneu dldlntcresieil f rtMilioidors of tli
city of Omaha , litivci boon duly iippolnto
by the inn y or , with ihu approval of tint clt
council of nald itltv , to assem the damage t
the owners tespcctlvnly of thu property uf
feeted Ijy Krudlni. of Huld atinot. declined nnc-
essir.v by ornlniiiH'i ) number : tHS. tvisaod Oa-
toher 18lh , INII. . npnrovod October I'JIli , 181) ) . ' .
You are furthnr notilieil that havlnz nc-
cnptod Hiild upmilntmont. nnd duly iiiiillllod ;
im required by law. wo will , on tint ; ird diiy of
November , A I ) IB'.r. ' ' , at thn hour of ll'tj : o'clock
In llio foienoon. ut the ollli'o of Hnrlver ft
( Vlonohoe ) , no I Kaiiiamxtroel , wltliui thecor-
lior.ito limits of suld ellv , meet for thu pur-
pone of cnnnldorltiK nnd in ikln ; Ihn iiHiusi-
ment ( if duiiia ii to the owners respectively of
Rtiln properly all'uotoj by Hitld k'nidlnt' . titKliiK
Into consideration special bunellts , If any.
You nru notilieil to bo present at thn tlmo
and pluco aforoxald and inuko anv objoutloui
to or ht.itementi convurnliir hald assan
of damages as you muv i-diibldor pnipur.
w u. siiitivr.u.
( ! ioiij.i I
JAMII-HroOKDM.K ,
Conuilttroof Appra'sorx. '
Omalia , Neb. , Oct. i'Otn , Ml' . ( K'ldlUt
Save YoyrEvesiflit
Kvcs tostol f roe ttyan RXPK'tT Ol > riOIAN
I'crfctt ailiust nont. Kujiorlor iniisoi. Murr-
otsliuaiJiiiiliu tiiiruil liy iiblur our SoooUolej
null lCyolis : > m i rluul luw fur llrjt ulai
THE ALOE & PENFOLO CD ,
JHS. IBthSt.Crolirlitoa Qloolt