TTTI ? HMATJA nAU.V IWKFllinAY. . NOVKMHER 11. 1892.
ALREADY CABINET MAKING
{ Politicians Do Some Figuring on Oleve-
lamVs Official Family.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS ON THE RESULT
Qiinlrmiin Curler \Vn Vnry Much SurprUml
Mr. .Mmily Annly o Jlio Vote At
Cluvfli n < r Home HIM * tlio Ho-
ault U Uciinritlly Vloiroil.
1 Ntw ; YOIIK , Nov. lO.-Tho result of the
Election being positively settled hare , poli
ticians are turning their attention to the pos
sible tnakc-uo of President Cleveland's next
cabinet. Many nro greatly IntoroHod , now
that the New Vorksttuo legislature Is Known
to bo democratic on Joint ballot , in the prob-
* blo successor of United States Senator Ills-
cock , whoso term will expire March 4 next.
H Is said that Governor Flower is ambitious
to bo the senator's successor and that. Lieu
tenant Governor Sneohan wtmts to succeed
to the governor's olllco. Democratic poll-
tlclans irenerally think Governor t'lower will
bo sent to the senate If ho so ileMras and
that Lieutenant Governor Sheehan will become -
como governor for the tinoxplrod terra.
Tlioro has boon some tulk ol Congressman
\V. Botirko Cockran for sonntor , but his
friends allege that ho docs not want that
place. U11 said that ho M BatlsluuJ wltn his
luw practice and Iho opportunliios ho has ,
with his splendid powers , to make a record
In the lower homo of congress , to which ho
lias just , hcon re-elected.
Tuo cabinet slate generally flztircd out by
tiollllclan-t today was as follows : Secretary
of state , Thomas I'1. Havard of Di'luwaro ;
ocrctnry of the treasury , John U
Mitchell or ox-1'Ostmastor General \ \ II-
llam P. Vila * of Wisconsin ; secrotarv
of the navv , William C. Wnllntiy of Now
York ; secretary of war , W. H. Kranklln of
Now Hampshire ; seureliiry of the Interior ,
Isuao 1' . Gray of Indiana : allotnovgeneral.
CongrosBinnu U'llllnm L. . VVll on of Weil
Virginia or Congressman Culbersou of
Texas ; postmaster general , Don M. Dickin
son.
son.It 1ms boon the generally accepted bc'llofin
political circles that ox-Secrotriry W hltnry.
Who has donu a'o much to nchlovo thu sweep
ing Victory for Cleveland , would ho offered
the plnco of secretary of hlato by the nrosl-
donl-oloct , but these who nnpuitr to know
comothlng about k sav that Mr. Whitney
would prefer to bo secretary of the navy , If
lie enters the cabinet ut nil.
CUM 1UII. ii KKI'UIII.ICAXh.
ttho .Jiiillclitl Iho Only llranrh "f tlio ttov-
criiMioilt In 'Ihrlr l0h liiii.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Nov. 10. The Judicial
It the only branch of the government which
will remain under the control oC the repub
lican party after the -till of March next.
United States Judcos appointed for life are
ubjcct lo the nrivlloRO of voluntary rolirj-
inout on full pay after roachlntr tiio npo ; of
70 yoai" , provided they hnvn boon ten yoirs
In the sorvlci ) . The tlistrict and circuit
Judges , as a rule , are republican , and It isun-
likely that there will bo a sufllclotit , num
ber of vacancies duritic tlio next four
years to enable Mr. Clevolano , by now ap
pointments , to give the uomocratic party a
majority of these positions. Nor is there
any pro'uability that the next administration
will have any opportunity to inalto the United
Stales supreme court democratic. As It is
'tbo court of llnal resort on all questions of
constitutional or federal law , the political
prcdlllctions of Its Justices may at any tlmo
become a mattorof , Importance , though the
freedom of the court from inlluences by con-
( derations extraneous to the legal points nt
issue in tiny case before it , is conceded.
Tlio pla'cos on the supreme bench
which it Is most likely Air. Cleveland
will have an opportunity to 1111 during the
next four years ( if there bn any vacancies nt
nil ) are at present occupied by democrats
ilnstlres Field nnd Lamar. Chief Justice
Fuller Is the only other democrat on the
Donch. The remaining six members are re
publicans and , except Justice Ulntcliford ,
none of thorn nro within live years of the
ngoat which they may rotiru on full pay.
Justice Blalchford Is In vicorous health , and
as ho HUoi Itla woric , ho is in no tiurry to
take advantage ot the opportunity Iho law
nffords him , ho having served ten years last
spring. The other live members of the
rourt , viz : Justices Ilarlan , Gray , ISrown ,
Brewer anil Shlrai are men hardly past
middle ago , and so far as appearances go ,
ro ouch good for n doo.ulo of service yet.
: \vs IVITII inAi > ius.
1 > lial Prominent IlrpnliliuaiH Have In Siiy
on IliirrUiiii'x Dofimt.
Niw YToitK , Nov. 10.Tho Mail and Ex
press ha secured Interviews with the leadIng -
Ing republicans on the result of the late elec
tion. Hero Is what it says :
Chairman Carter said that all calculations ,
both by the republicans and democrats , had
been at fault in this siiuo. and also throughout
tins
out the country , and yet these calculations
had boon made by some of thj ) most experienced
rllu
enced , ablest and shrewdest rcpuolicans luis
the country nbout their rospcctlvo states ,
nnd they wore dumbfounded and could not
account for the tremendous ilomocratio vic
tories all along the line wlurli were not
f roren and could not bo prevented.
Cornelius N , Bliss sttld ho sympathized
deeply with President Harnsou both In ill
boroavonmnt anil his urca'.dnntlal defeat , but
it was too soon yet to toll what would be tlio
effect upon the permanent welfare of the
country nt largo. Mr. Bliss will tomorrow
elvo up the republican national lioudquar-
tern in this city.
Cuminlticmmin Joseph 11 , Manly said thnt .
lie hud unalv/i'd tlio returns , and it stlowod
that thii workincmon In tha manufacturing
enters of tlio whole country Had ROIIU
ugaliiHt , the republican party , wlulo tlio ugri-
uultural intoresis , as toprosenlcd by the
farmer ' vote , had stood by tbo republican
parly.
General J. S. Clarkson of Iowa said tb'at
nil the bast calculations In respect to every ;
slatouxceut his own , had boon sot at naiiRiit
bv tlio result of the election. Uu ii uspo-
clally sorry for the defeat at Semutor
Spoor.or at a republican caudidulo for gov
ernor of Wisconsin.
DKtUHJKATri CKVI.NU l'iAlll ) ,
They Clulm tliu ICuiiiiblli'iiui Are Trjliiu to
4'liiMit Tlinui in ( 'iiiiiirnliiMit.
NiwlUviN.Conn. : : , Nov. 10. Too Union , In
nn extra edition tonight , publiaho * tUu follow-
IIIR : Thodo.nocratiustatocomtnlttoo U In pos
session of evidence tondliiR to allow lhat BOIIIU
of the republican mnnaRori ni'o ouiMxod in a
conspiracy to au-.Un count out llio ilomocrats
win ) wuro olootod to the sUto o.liuoi on
Tuesday. A mlslcadlni ; and illo .il form of
return , to bo inud under the raq-iiromo'iu ' of
tbo constitution , was sent out from the olllco
of tlio hoi i-ovcr secretary , Walsh , It con
tains sovor.il trapi to c.iloli unwary moder-
niots upon Iho mibjoct of rojcolcd vole * . Hy
counting till of tbe n rejected voles us tf.thov
weru vo'.i'a cast ayulnsi JUIIRU Morris and
Ills utBocliurs the conspirators hope to Wlpo
out tlio Inrpo majority rocclvod by the doino-
cralio cundlduttis , Ills known that several
hundred vine. , many of ttieiu for Juduo
Morria , wi-ro inrown out lor Illo uilty , On
this basis Republican Cunlmun lieulon has
lC ( < n claliulnt , ' louuy that Juugu Morns lacks
40U of u majority.
AT OI.UVKI.A.MC.S IIO.MI' .
i SliourrliiK In Ujiou Him
from All IJiMrt r .
Niav Vottic , Nov. lu. ( Jlieorfulnost por-
Tided the homo of Proslduntoloct Clovelauil
today , though tha weather without was
cheerless In tbo oxtromo. Thu apartments
n whioU iho put und future uilstross of tbo
wlilto house rules supronn were r.jdolonl
with the oJori of llowor.t , nil gifts of tha
successful candlJuto's admlrlntr friends ,
liMessonccr bojs bearing telocruiiii of con-
i Vcralulution Itcpt tno door bell rlnclni ; almost
fi v wcoutluuotiely. Mr. William C. Whitney ,
- " --uol Diuilol S. L.ainont , Goorpi V. 1'ar-
and Hubert L. O'lirien were with the
jldoot-clect for soyorul hours In the moro-
' etV' uud U dtuiotl hliuielf to all otbaroaller * .
Et-Sacrotnry ( and Mr * . Whltnoy took
lunchooti with Mr , Cleveland.
Mr O'llrlcn salJ tbls nftornoon that Mr.
Cleveland tmd nl flritlntondod to addro s n
loiter to tno voters of the country ,
his views of the politic * ! situation , but this
project had boon abandoned. Mr. Cleveland
had also doslr&d not to allow any of the telegrams
pram or letters of congratulation lo bo pub-
lishci Mr. O'Drion ' said that tbo number
of these messages already exceeded 2,000 ,
find I stream showed no sign of diminu
lion Among the senders of the messages ,
bo asserted , were almost every democrat of
prominence in the country and n uood many
republicans. Mr.O'Hrlon arrlbot Mr. Clovo-
land's action In withholding the mossftsos
from tbo public to iho iofluonc of Mrs.
Cleveland.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
IM.ANS of THI ; i'uisiriNT.
IloYlll llclnrn to Iiidl.tnnpnlls After llio
fourth ol Mnrch. I
WSSIHXOTOV , D. C. . Muv. lO.-Tho EvenI
Ing Star says : Plans for next spring nro J
already bolng discussed by Protldont Ilnrrl-
son and his family , looking toward tno va-
catinuof tha exocutlvo mansion on March 4.
There will probably bo a general breaking
up and noparation of the family. The prosl-
dent will rolnrii to Indianapolis ntitl
his homo there tor tno future. It Is proliablo
tnat Mr. Ktissoll Harrison and his wife will
rondo In Indianapolis also , mailing tholr
homo with General IlarrUon. Mr * . Mclvro ,
with lltllo llenjnmln and Mary , will go to
Hoslnn after Mnrch t. Mr. MclCoo has es
tablished himself in business therm and 1ms
built a house. General ItarrUoa may inalto
ttimii n visit In the spring.
Dr. Scott , Mrs. Harrison's father , will llvo
witli the president.
Mrs. Dlinmlck will remain in Washington
ulth Lieutenant und Mrs. i'.trlior.
Ilimos , MUJI. , Nov. 10. Among the state
ments as to where President Harrison would
rosidi- . was ono to the effect that no would
itiaUo this city his homo. J. it. Mc-ICco , the
president's son-in-law , was asked todav nt
to tlio tvuih of thlt statumont nnd ropllo I ns
follows : "It Is too early 10 reply notlnliolv , "
Mr. McKco , "but If the nrcsldont loaves
Washington and if the efforts of myself and
Mrs , Mi'Keo can prevail , ho tn.iy como. Ho
was , up lo a short llmo BRO , nt least , lirmly
determined to retlro lo ImlUnapjIH nt .
the close of his oDlcinl career , where
almost his whole llfo has boon passed. The
president was informed by the doctors sev
eral months ORO thnt his wlfo could not llvo ,
and until her death , of course , her condition
etiRrossod Iho whole attention of the family.
Anv consideration or where ho would rnsido
in the event , of her duath was not to Do
llioutrnt of , With n man at hts IIRC , how
ever. It I * Ri'pnlly a mutter of associations ,
nnd it would bo hiird for lilii < to leave lu-
dwnnpoliM , for which ho luw nhvuvs had n
Rreat IlkiiiR , nnd RO to another plnco wheru
associations would uo now and puritans en
tirely different from thiMi1 in Iho old home. "
I'llltixiiplilciilly Vluin-il liy tlio I'rcfldont.
W\siii\nTHN- . C. , Nov. 10. Private
Secretary IHlford arrived in Washington
tins morning trom Indianapulli. Uo frankly
admits his surprise and disapuoinlinont at
the result of tlio election , nnd says ho Rave
up all hope for the republican ticket when
ho first Icnrnctl of the heavy democratic ma
jorities In t'lncnpo and Now York city. The
president , did tiot have many uallura today ,
and repi'lved scarcely any privnto ndvices on
the subject of tlio election. Ho tins accented
lira rcMilt m n most philosophical mnnnor
ana is said to nttributo his l.iiluro to hear
from tlio party niannRurs as a clear indica
tion tnat they have nothing encouraging to
communlc.ttc.
You don't want a torpid llvor ; you don't
want a bad complexion ; you don't want n
bad breath ; vou don't want a hoadacho.
Then use DoVVilt's Little Uarly Itisora , tbo
famous llttlo pills.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr. hoiiiei-i Prrsriits nShntvliiK Cnncornlnc
ColllHRluUH IHHiMtHUH.
The Hoard of Health mot yesterday after
noon nnd pround out the weakly accumula
tion of routine wont. Considerable discus
sion was indulged in regarding the preva
lence of contagious diseases in the district
lyinir outhoim of Proipect Hill comutery. Dr.
Soi'ei'3' map showed thnt thrco-fourths of
the uontnRtnus diseases of the past three
months had been in that territory and the
doctor claimed that the well water which
R.itnnrod impuritioi from Iho comolerv was
the main cause of the trouble. Hd wanted
an ordlnanco passed to fiivo him moro arbi
trary nulhority in the matter of cloiliip li'J '
wells but It ivas decided to try the olllcacy of
Iho present ordinance llrst.
Dr. Homers' report showed that there were
sovctity-nino oases of contagious disease nnd
seventeen deaths in the mor.ih of Octobor.
There wcro forty-throo cases of diphthorla
and oiulit deaths. Tno total do.iths from nil
causes were 10U. Tboro were 115 births dur
ing the mouth , of which seventy-two were
males and sevouty-threo females.
Tlio reports of the moat inspectors mid boas
milk iu3ijcior were read and accepted.
A communication from Chief Soavoy was
road recommending that the board appoint a
committee to confer with the city altoruoy
relative to proposed legislation for tlio bene
fit of the board , and Seavey , Sotneri tend
llowoll woio appointed. They will see the
newly olocled senators and rpprc.seatatlvos
nnd endeavor to secura the provision of rosa
fund of 1 mill annual assessment on assessed
valuation for the support of the board and
also a provision for n garbage fund.
If you have piles DoWitt's Witch Hazel
salvo will surely cure you.
County Hiiapltul Contract.
The county commissioners were In fu
larly adjourned session for n few ll rs
yesterday afternoon , transacting the bust-
noas that was loft over from tno mooting of
lust WCOK.
The committee on poor farm reported that
Itlclmrd Smith was the lowest bidder on the
reconstruction of the north wing of the
counly hospital. Tlio bid of il7iO ; ( was no-
copied and Smith's bond approved. April 1 1. 1
IS'.i'l. ' was the time llxcd for the completion
of the biilldlng.
liy iho adoption of a resolution it was do-
cldcd thai the clones und JUURCS of oloution
should bo inilit ? 0 ouch for their services.
This will bo the full compensation which
will bu paid to the Judges nnd cturks who rc-
sldo oulsido of tin ) city nnd South Omaha. The
other Judges nnd clerks will bu allowed 5
cents per inilo forecon mlle actually traveled
in rot urn In L ; tbo ballot boxes und books to
thu ofiico of iho counly clerk.
FOUND WITH HIS T1I110AT CUT
Peter MoLiughHn's Desperate Manner of
Taking His Lifo.
CORONER'S ' VERDICT WAS "SUICIDE"
Torrllile litpnrlcnco nf Two Corttnnd Hey
Tholr Volilrlo IJomolmlicil by n
Hock Island Trnln I'Hcboil
Into n Hurt ) Wire 1'cnco ,
Cimmos , Neb. , Nov. 10. [ Special Tole-
Rrnm to TUB llr.n.J I'otor McLautjhlln was
found ( nt an early hour this mornltiK with
his throat cut from car to car. The coroner's
verdict was thnt ho commuted sulcido. Ilo
was a stranRor hero , having worked hut a
few days on iho water works ditch. Ho had
no ineun * nud will bo burled by the county.
Ills | rotations nvo at liuftato , N. V.
HIIOMFIKM ) , Nob. , Nov. 10. fSpoclal Telegram -
gram toTur. IBI.J ) : Uauo O. Hush , ! M years
of ORC , committed sulcidi by tmngitiK him
self. ! Ho is suppo ed to have been crazy.
I'ltrliKil Into 11 U'lro I'IMICC.
nc Tiitc'e , Nob. , Nov. 10 , [ Special Tele-
( ? ram to Tin : Hii.J : Whllo the two yotinR
sous of 11.11. Sprazuo of Cortland worodriv-
IIIR across the railroad tr.ick a short disianco
soulh of ihut town at noon today , the woRon
lso l which they were riding was struck bv the
southbound Hock Isinntl train. The vehicle
sow , coniDlot''ly domoltshod. The boys were
thrown out , ono of ihctn landliiR in u barb
wire fcnco forty or fltty feet , distant and the
other pitched cloio nloiiRsluo the tracn.
otN
Neither < was seiiously hurt. The homes
also oscaned injury.
Nnrrnwly INcaped u Turrlbln Di-ntli.
CI.UIK , Nob. , Nov. 11) . [ Special Telegram
to TUB Iiu. : ] The line farm residence of
Andrew Swanson. ono-half milo east of this
place , burned to the Rround with all Its con
tents this nftornoon. The tire originated
from u dofoollvo lluo. 1'ho loss Is about
fr > l)0 ) , fully covered by insurance Mrs.
bwuii ! > on , tORatlier with ber one-day old
bubv ' , only escaped by the mother ROttlup up
and'walking und carrying the babe out her-
self.
rr.icturcil 11 in Itnll.
, Nob. , Nov. 10. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tut : ilin. : | A slratiRor by the name
of liovons was ioriously hurt nt Shane's
tnnrulo vards this morning by the slipnlnR of
n windlass oft the stone derrick nt which bo
was worKitiR. He had only begun work
today. His upper Jaw was badly broken and
his sKull fractured.
Ncbr.islciiN Dentil Unit.
BBIII.IX , Nob. .Nov. 10. [ Special Telegram
to THE HBB. I Hon. J. II. Young , ono of the
oldest settlers of Otoo county , died at his
homo hero this morning. Last , Sunday ho
buried his wile , Mr. YOUIIR was a promi
nent member of Syracuse Masonic lodm ) aud
wilt ho bulled wltn .Masonic honors Satur
day ,
\Vnnt tn ITV. IJnrlo sum.
The civil service examination for railway
mail clerks as the postofllco yostordny drown
n largo number of applicants. There were
sovcnty-ulno men in attendance who would
like njobin the mail service r.nd who passed
the examination.
There were live npplic&nls for positions as
Indian school teachors. They should have
been present the day boforo. but as they
made n mistake of ono dav in tholr appear-
BHCO Mr. Klgcins of Washington , who has
chnrco of the examinations , decided to lot
them have n chance and they took the
examination'for the djpartmont which they
wished to enter.
The Sllnntlnn at Pine ltlil'e.
With regard to the report from the Pine
Uidgo nionoy that the Sioux Indians were
golnp out on the war path , a prominent om-
flay
cor at the army headquarters said yesterday
that the only ground there was for head
rumor was the fjct that the Indians bad
been paid a lot of money recently by tno :
Government upon some old claims and they
want in a body down to Chadron to do somu
trading booauso tney had a dislike for the
apont und storekeeper at the i'ltio Hldgo
iigonov. 'rho Indians seem to have nn idea
that tuoy have been charged oxtorlionato
prices for provisions Vu the agenov and they
want to purchase elsewhere.
Sidney .Smith's Latest \V11 > .
Sidney Smith , recently returned from
Canada , may have to answer to the
charge of bigamy as well as the innumerable
other counts against him. Chief Seavoy re
ceived a loiter from Toronto yesterday siat-
, nir that Smith had.heon legally married to a
Miss Phoenix of that city last June under
tbo name of Henry S. Tho-nas.
The leitor was written by C. Chapman ,
who claims to ba u personal friend of Mrs.
Smith. Tbo prisoner has a wlfo and family
living-in Omaha.
Knx is Latin for king. Cuduhy's Ilex
Brand Extract , of Beef la Hint' of all food
products convenient , delicious , strengthen
ing.
Tivo C.lrlH
Emma Erqulst , a deaf rauto residing : at
Twelfth and Townsoud avenue , was reported
as musing to the police yesterday. Tlio
missing girl is 17 years old and her relatives
bnilevo she has ROIIO astray. She has not
boon heard of since October 9.
Another disappearance reported was thnt
of Sully DoWltt , aged M , and living at MlW
.South Sixteenth stroct.
Ignorance of the merits of DoWltt's ' Llttlo
ICnrly Klsors is a misfortune. Thojo llttlo
pilurcirulatethnllvor.ctiro headache , dyspep
sia , bad brojtb , constipation and biliousness.
l.iinUlii - fur .Mr. Sniitli.
Chief of Police Seavoy received a letter
from Susquehanna , Pa. , yesterday , Inquir- i
luir as to the whereabouts of H. F. Smith ,
formerly hardware merchant in thnt city.
Smith , It was nscorluined , was In Omaha
up to u short tinio ago , but at present no
trace of him can bo found. The police uro
looking for the man. The rcquoil was from
Smith's wlfo.
Try to Argue
with some bright woman , against
Pearline. She uses it most bright
women do. You'll find the
argu i-
ments all on her side what can il
you say against it ? We are will l-
ing to leave the case in her hands.
You'll end by using it.
The fact is , every argument as to
the easiest , safest and best way of securing perfect cleanliness
is settled by Pearline. If you use it , you know that this is so.
If you don't use it , sooner or later you'll have to be convinced.
yik Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell ,
you
i2iTK7 S te "tllis * * as B ° ° cl ns" or "tlie wrne as Pearline. " IT'S
JL J9 % VV C-LX tx FALSE Pearline is never peddled , if your sends
grocer
you an imitation , bu honest senJ it lack. 851 JAMESI'YLE , New York.
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BE WISE AND USE
SAPOLIO
Soap
To keep the skin clean
is to wash the excretions
from it off ; the skin takes
care of itself inside , if not
blocked outside.
To wash it often and
clean , without doing any
sort of violence to it , re
quires a most gentle soap ,
a soap with no free al
kali in it.
Pears' is supposed to
be the only soap in the
world that has no alkali
in it.
it.All
All sorts of stores sell
it , especially druggists ;
all sorts of people use it.
it.ES
Are the Most Sensible
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Lady clerlt In attendance.
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The Latest and Best.
Send us 8l.0 ! and we' 11 send you too
cauls from a new copi > criilale.
Send us OO cts. and your present plate ( to bo held
nnd registered ) and we'll send you 100 co-
graved cardk
We pay express charges.
METOAIiF STATIONERY OOMPAOTT ,
( I-ato Oot ) ! ! Library Co. )
136 Woliash Ave. , Chicago.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , S. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , NEB
, , , , . . 7. . . . $100,039
Surplus , . I . $05,001)
Officernn < lllructor IIinrTV. . Vatai proiUlint
It. C. Cmlilnit , vlcopro tileiu. > ( l. S. JliuilojV V
.Mur o , John i , Collliu J. N. 1L I'atrlck , liairli A
l. c ihl r ,
THE IRON BANK.
PROPOSALS VOll PAVING.
Foalrd iiroposils wlII'Uo ' rocolvoil by the
nndoraUned until 1 Ml o'clock n. m. , Nnvtiiiibor
Ibth , Ih'.i , ' . ronliurollowlnekludjoriiavlns
ina-
torlul , vl/ :
SllCUt IIHpllIlltlllll.
Sioux 1'ulU uroMipr 'rnnlta.
Colorado Hjiiilslonc.
\VoodrulT. Kunsas , ttto.ic , und
Vllr.lluii brick ,
All UL-cordlnK lo Bpuollleallun-i.
'
1'or pnvliu llio ulloy bouvoen Illat and 3Jnd
nvunnus , from Fariitun street , to Dodk'o Mrror ,
coiiiprUud In btruut Iinprovoniont district No.
4U ) , In the clly of Uniuiia , ordered Improved
by ordlnunouKu : ai | ,
I.avh t ) Id lusp-jolfy a price par miuuro yard
for thopavlni uompleto In the alloy.
\Vorklobodono In aoc-ordunvu vrllh Dlnna
iinrt silo Ifluiitlonn on llio In tliu ollli-o of the
bo ird ot iiuhllu works.
I. null pronosil to bu niudoon pilnted blnnka
furnlshud by thobuar.l and to bo ai'cuinpan-
loU liy ai'crtllliU cliuol. In thosniuof t ' < W. puy-
iiblo ; to tliu city orOiimlia , us un oviduncu of
fiKid faith.
The board reserve * llio rUlit to rejuol any
oral ) bids nnd to wiUvodufeou.
I1. W. ,
Chairman of thu Iloarl of I'liUllo Works.
Oinalia , Novombor'Jrd IsUi
, uJ-l-7-ll
Our Auction Purchase of the JLSicrman ,
delberg Stock Now on Sale.
$50,000 , worth of Fine Overcoats and Ulsters at
Less than the Actual Cost of Manufacturing.
A Saving of $5,00 to $8.00 on Each Garment.
Men's fine kersey overcoats in dark
brown , elegantly trimmed , worth
$18.00.
Men's fine drab meltons , half silk
lined , worth $20.00.
Men's fine clcysian overcoats ,
guaranteed color , wool lined , sell in
every store in the city for $15,00.
dli l CL > Notice the sample in our show
* 4P JLcD window of that handsome brown
cheviot overcoat , satin sleeve linings and taped
seams , worth $22,00.
We will have on sale on Saturday 150
more of the wool diagonal overcoats
at $8 , same as those sold last week ; they are
worth $12.
Q For men's blue Elcysian all wool
overcoats , which costs $10 in every
store in the city.
THIS STYLE the "ULSTERETTE , " at
For
Saturday.
For Saturday , Columbus Skates Free
With every overcoat or suit sold on Saturday.
BOYS' SUITS-On Saturday double-
breasted cheviot suits at $3.50.
Cape Overcoats at $3.50 and $4.
For Boys' Clothing come Saturday morning
and avoid the crowd at the
CONTINENTAL
MAYER. STROUSE fi ( ? MFRS.4IZ BWAY , N.Y.
DR , R , W , BAILEY
Tfetli KlliortVltb
out I'lln ny til u
Iiatost Invon-
tlont ,
IKKl'll UXTUAOTCD WITHOUl1 I'AII OH
A 1'ULL SfiT OK TKBTII OX UUUIiKlt KOH
I'orftict ntKunrantooI. Tooth oxtr.ictoil In
tlio mornlne. Now onoj InsartoJ lu uirouluj
of sunn day ,
Hoc Biioclinoiuof Ito'iiovtihlo ' llrldvo.
riuoHpooliuuifiof I'laxlnlo ' lOlistlu i'lut
All work warranted us ruprosontud ,
OIHee , third l < 'iour. l'ailui : lllnj'c.
TelciJu | : : 10ji.liiiu.il far .u u Sti.
lake Klov.ilo. -
or rilntrw-iy from 10tU
Strco iBiilranco.
To font rartnri.
On Thursday , Novemhur 17. ut Cu. in. , hld
fur iho oieullon uf u thrui-story nnd hunornmit
hoiul td ho built ut Uraml Isluinl. Nob. , will
ho tecolvod. I'lanscau Uo seen now at the of-
lieu of 11 I' . Jill , I'liflirnun , iircnltocU UranJ
uluinl , Neb , 1 rt'nervu tlio rliilit lo roluct any
or all propMttl * . UUSTAVK KOb-IIJ.iiC.
Bl'dJtm '
DOCTOR : McGBEW.
In the troalinont of all forms of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
ana all U'onknnss and I > sordorof
T\/f7"7TvT wilh lojHof couraKo , ambition.
lVliHil > and vitality. Klflitcon yours nn.of
the most riwiarUubloHiieooNi i In
the troitmont of tha | ulasi of ( ilsiia < us. whloli
It Drovo'i by tbo nn , n istlniony of tliun-
uainlH wlio liavo boon \Vrltn for olrou-
lars ind ijuustlan Use. i und I'arnain
> b.
DRUNKENNESS !
Or llto r.l < | iinr Habit 1'oilllTdy Cured
by uUuiliiUU'rlne llr. Iluluc * '
UulUvn Mix-fill .
It can ba given In a cup of coflee or tt . or In food ,
wltaout the knowl * dgo of Iho pttltoi. It in ctuoluteljr
barmleii , od will clfeot a permanent and ipecdy
cure , whether tbo patieut U a moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wriMk. ItUai loon given m ihoiuaodi
or oftier.and la every Instaoooa perfect cure hanfol.
.
lowed. It never fall * . Tlie jttm onoeliuvrfeniltd
fltli the Cpeoiflo. it txaoure an utter luuiedlullty
for the liquor oprfUie to oilit.
UOI.Iir.N NI'Krfr-IO CO. . Prop-re , nnrlimvtl. O.
* 8-l Ke book or r rl'oil r trie. 1'a b bad if0'
Klihn & Co. , 15th nnd Donilaa Sis. , 18th and
OuniiiiKali. U'liolus.ilo , Iliuke , llriico Hi Oj ,
uud Itluhurauon UruiOo.Oiuj.Ua Neb
RflYlY < r SBW OPKKA
DUIJJ 0 THEATRE.
Omaha Opera Festival Company ,
TONIGHT :
Gounod's Immortal Opera ,
F-A-U S T-
Saturday Nluhti Vcnll's Sublime Opera ,
ILTROVATORE.
There 111 bo no Saturday nmtlnco.
NEW
THEATRE
Ttirea Times * Commanding
Sii < / < rv , A'ovcwbcJ ,
OMAHA'S UM.V 111(1 ( KAVOIUTB.
YON YOIMSON
Vic'orious Always.
IliiMlratol by GUH JIEKOK , Mid 1,111 .V
Divls' Hnpnrli romtmtiy ( it plnvcr * . Indiullmr
tlip far-fumi'il Lumbermen's IJii.u lotto ,
Broil HTAUTMNtl Sl'KMMJY
Tlio llro.ililnjl of Iho ! > < ; .Iain'
The l.uiiiiicr t'uiiii In Winter"
TluKuiil Uiulwuy Ht ; tUm' '
Halo opotii S.ttnrdity nl n tinl ptlccA.
FiFnam Street Thaatar , li ° ! : i i > iC
THE H T OF THE SEASOU ,
TonUihl. MnlliHM
SAM J. RYAN AND LOTTIE GILSOH IN
OUR IRISH VISITORS
All iRtishtor , Como onrlv If you want a scat.
FARM mm THEATER"1 < 0
i
4 NIOHTS , ' OommiMioliHi Sunday ,
MATINEE. NOV. Kil.ll.
Q U W 1 J-v IA I A M B
And IIU Merry Uoiuimny In
APRIL * KOOL.
A liltMl l > r Itiws niul I'UVTIIN , Amcili'Vs 1'rcuilor
Trnvo ty .Vrtl-t" . 3 intiKlii cncli I hour Uiiut.
ONWiK LA N f )
W
AN'i ' ) HIIOU THEATER
AI.I , Tin'wmcK
O KLA H O MA ,
AMI 'run
Mascot Specialty Compnny.
2Oc CJKN'KUAI. ADMISSION 2OO
Ml llllillKII.
| |
Tf > l' . lvorsoii. r\VooilMnlth. II.W Mct'iironiitl , ' ,
hulr * : it ln't Augustus ICoiint/o , uocoaso.l , '
r.itlicrlno luiiiiit/n ( Ills \\lfni. llnrmiin ,1 ,
KoiintM' , liiilht'r K > uiit7o , I'hanus II. '
Ko uil/u. Mutliilii ( ! irditiur. Ad.illno Ittttli
( i piiuMitlnu Ilioun , Martinet N. lloyor nnd
Mary UUJ-H Ollvor.
Vou are hon-hy n.itlll'xl ' that llio undersigned -
signed , throe distntorp-itoil freoliuldnrs of llio
olty nf I'm ' kliii. li.ivo ijconduly apiiomiiid by
tlio tnayiir. with the aiuirnv.il of the oily
council of said i-ity. lo m-os * llio duinacu to
Iho uwnurs losiieellxeiy of tliu uropurty
deolnrcd liy or.llii.inou iii'i-o-.s iry to bo autiro- l ]
pri.itud for llit' list ? tit MiUI ully. for the pur-
p < iso of oti ) nltiK and I'Monllui ; l.llh sticiit , it
fioin the ullnv ni'Vt niirlli of Niclmi is stipot , '
uorlh lo thu mith line of I'mldoHi I'lu P. and i |
fJdin the south 11 IK' of I'adilouk 1'iaro north to ,
Ohio Mlool , .mil opi'iiln- I cxtrndln Chirk
stroiM , In fiiniiln-'liain'i iiilillllon from 111
uresont tti'stern ti-rinlniH wosl lo lilt li street ,
sooxtoiiilod , as hh i n liy piat Issued lo us
from lliu olllcn of tlio city uimtucsur. , |
You uro imtlllutl , that liavlni ; aeeeptod ,
siuil appoliitiitunt. anil duly nu illlloit as re
quired ny luw. wo will , on tliu "lithday ot i |
Novuinber , A. I ) . . 1S9. ' , lit llm hour or 10
o'clock In the forenoon , nttliuofnVo uf Mirlvnr
A ; O'Donnliot ) . 110.1 Kariiiini slroet , within the ' ,
conioruto limits -if H.ild cltv. tnuwt for the pur-
po'o of consldni'lns nnd nuikliiK the assoss-
niont nf < liiin.iKO to Ilia r.wuors i"spootlvoly , t
of suld property by reason of such Inxlns and I
iiniiroprlatlon tlioroof. ( i
Thoproportv bolouslns to you. pronosoJ to ,
bo approprlatp.l us nforotuld. nnd which Inn
licmi ( looliirod ncocsiiry by Iho connell , by i
ordliiHiiuu lo niipioprlntolo lliu use nf the elly '
bo in ? slliiiueil In said city of Omaha , hi Iho I
county of Douglas , and stito of .Vobraska , Is |
ilosrilliod us foliow.s to\vit : c
Property In nanio of I' . I VCMOII S
The cast ! ! ) ' foot of Hub lot. is ! of tha cast '
30 toot of ui\ lot H lu the N\V'4ot thu SK'i ' of
I' ropnrty In the name of .1. Wood Hmlth. jj
A Birlpof lanil fiD f cot wldo running north ana (
oil Hi tin on alisuh lois.'iiind nnf tux let 11 , the
ojstllnoof silil strip tiolni : HS'i ' foot we bto
the linn bolwoen tax lots 1 and U In suction It ) ,
TJ5 , ltii : L.
I'riinorlv in thn inline of Augustus Kouiil/o
and II. W. MK'uirp.
Tlio follow Injj piicol or tract of Innil ! llo-
Kliinlni ? at tlii'sotilliwust corner nf lotZOhlook
fi I'luttlimk I lace ; iliuiivo south to the north
llnnof Oliirit hlrcnt. prodiit'od from OuimlnK-
hatn's addition ; lliiMico " .ist ntloul llfoot !
aloiii the north linn ( if snld Ol.irli street , to
the west line of Cuiinlii hniu'a inldlllon :
tlioncc Houtli alons thu west HUD of ( . 'uiinlni- '
hain's aildllliiii Ol fcol to tlio ootith line of
OliirK street , tlionco wuitnloiin sild soutli line
of UlnrU snout lo n point In u line parallel lethe
the east UUP of tiv : Inis fl and U. mid Kulcl llnu
Htnrtlnc U foot west of lot 5 , bin % lc 'M > , oily ;
thunco smith alon said line to Iho norlh duo
of laxlnt.8 : limned west RC fuot to the wott
llnaoflillh street : thuuuo nurth parallel to
the o.itt line of tux lot * 8 nnd 8 to thq south
line of Clark Direct , produced from ( uiiiiliii-
ham'a addlt on ; llianca In a northwesterly dl-
rootlon to the north line of ( Jlurk Htteol nio-
ducod : tlieni'ii north to iho south line of Pad
dock Place ; thonuo eastOJ feet to pluce of uo-
Vou uro 'lotlflnd to ho present nt the ( line
and place aTorosald , and inulcu uny objootloni
to or btiilnniunts coiiuiMnln ? suld proposed
approprlulUiu or nssossiiiont of ( lainiiKOi a >
you may consider propor. , , , , , , , , . .
cr.f.n
JOHN W. HODItlNH.
Coininltiooof ApprnlseN
Omaha , October SJ , ib'Ji ' n4il3.it .
To J. A. llontollo. Mllco Volora , Oatliarlna
Ijoclilln , M. Bevornn rioronsi-n. A , P. Ohrlsto-
phorsou , L'lara 1'ord , O. II. HIMworlli , John
Molir , Coor o U T/.sclinuk :
Vou are lii't-nliy notllletl that the unilor-
Hlciniil. tliii'ddNlnii'rcstL'il frooholdori of tha
city of Oiniili i , h ivo lioiiii duly : iin.ntol | | ; by
the mayur.lth llio approval of tlioclly ooun-
ell of shld clly , to ih"ins the ( luni : : ro lo tlio
owner * ii' peolhi'ly of tlio propurty doclarad
by onllnaiico nnci'Bsary In IjoaiiproprlatCMl for
HIM usi > of i.ald city , fortlio puiposo of opon-
nrj and oMi'iidliu Kith uruut from Vlntau
utrcct tosoulli clly limits.
Von are further imtillrd. that ImvltiT au-
coplPil n Id appoint niunt and duty qii.nliloil ai
ruipiliuil by luu. wo will , ( in llio .iiht day ol
Novp'iilior. A. 1) ) . Ittl. ' , > ltliiiliour of IU o'cloulc
In llio forenoon , nt llioolllcoofT.il .Mu'jiilr
loch , room M' . ' N. V. l.lfo itullilin ' . within tha
cnrpunito llinltN of r > .tld city , niuut , f.ir llio pur-
IIOSH of coiiildnrlii'4 and iiinlilnK Iho asnusi-
inonlnf < l'imaKo to tint owniirHrusuuulivoly , of
said proporiy , liy iinon of Hiiuh taking and
aiiiroirlition | | ihuroof , I ikla- Into consldoru-
tlonHporlal liL'iiollls , If ony.
TIH | properly biilonum/ you , proposoil to
bo appropriated us nforos tid , an I which lias
lienn doclurnd nccossiry liy thu t'ouncll , l > y
ord'iiauco , in aiipriipri ito to i ho usoof the
olty , bulii'4 Hlhuio In H ilil city of Omaha , lit
tliu county of Hoir-ilus. and.htaloof Nubrasku ,
Isdiiscnl'Cd as fullowd , to-wlt :
H l0 ! fci't of wlilfeutof lot 4t ! , H , II. ] to.ura'
pliit.Ok.iliiinri.
\Vust Mitcci of lots 10 und 11. Mollor'H subdi
vision uf lot I1 * . H , R Honors' jilul of Okahoinu ,
Wo.sllili fcot , of sub loll , tax loi. UU
U'tisiU ! fuot of lot l.'iO.ik Dill No. S.
Sou'hT fuel of won 'M foul ot lot IU , O.vk Kill
No. ! . ' ,
West Ifl foot of lotsfi. 7 , 8 Mottor'ri uuboflot
4 . K K. Ho ' in-s' ulitl of Ok.thoiii.i ,
North .Ui fcnlof WL-ai , nl of loMfl , H U Io0'- !
tirs' iil.it okuliomii
Wiisl.Uifuni H ill lot ! of tax lot'0 ,
Vou are iiiitlllnd lo lie iiriiiunt at tlio tlmo
tlmuatnl ( ilino iiforosnlil , ami make any ob
ject loni to or htalo lunlsuoiictiriiuu' , mil i pro-
pobo.l approprl illmi. or assossmuiit ot il.un-
aios , as you may consi jur iiioimr.
I , ! ( .tit IJ It n1 Jull |
JOHN r. KI.AOK.
lA.MH-j KTOUICDAItK.
Omaha. Out seth , HJ. ' . _ _ di.dlga
To thu ownuii or ah Inu , p.iri * of lots and real
csutn uloiu 'Utii urcou from ( irand uvo-
iiun lo I'owlor avunui ! .
Vou nro limoliy nollllnd Unit tliu timlor-
lirnoil , thrfoillsliiturojlod frucholdursof iho
oily of Oniulia , h ivo buuu dli > y npuoliilod by
tliu mayor , wltli lliu approval of llio city
council ill M.ild oily , to iixtusi llio ilitmaKo to
the otvimrs itHDoutlvuly of iho proiiurly
aircflvd by cluinuo of uruda ofi lli street from
Grand avonuu to 1'owlur iivunur , ilvulaiud
necessary tiy onllnnnuo No. ItiT. iiibHi-il Uctoljor
_ ' " ) ! li , IH'j ; , aiiprovoil Ou'toliur-T.li. IMli
Vou uro fnrinor nolltlo I tliiil , liuvlnv no ;
coptud nuMiinpoltitiiiuiil. and duly iina Illud
u rciiulrud by luw. wo will on iho lrd day
of Novoiiii/ur , A. D 1W , ut the hour of U
o'clOGK In llio fordiioun , ut lliu olllco of
John P l''la > < k , Tul Oh.imliur of I'ommorco ' ,
wllhln tlioi'orporito llnills of s.iul city , meet.
for thu purpoHu of coiiildorlnx uud making
thu as < essinonl of lUin.iKu lo llioownuiM ro-
bpucllvulyof Hild prniiurly , alfuutcd by s-ild
cliun o of nr.idu. tiklu ; lulu conslduratioii
spc'ilnl bonullu. if anv.
Vou uro notidod to bu proiunt at lliu llmo
und pluoe aforuiiild , anil IIIUKU my olijootloni
toorbtitamunls coivornliij Ud
of ( lamuitS u you m iv coiHluur urouur
JOHN V. n < AJK. ( Olulrnmu.
( JKOHllK J. PAIJU
Omaha. Nov. 4'ist/i ,