THE OMAHA DAILY BE lit SUNDAY 27 , 1892-TWKNTY PAGES ,
UNCOLS'S ' STREET RAILWAYS
Bono Frosptctj of Lively Extensions by
Two Rival Companies.
SEPARATE LINES TO BE MAINTAINED
X'rcirnt .Slutin of ttio Printing Contra-
Ttirny Suit liriiiif-ltt to Collect the
lllll ( ; < > miiil sl ( > nrr Andrei'
Itcpnrt Lincoln Ni'U .
IitNdirv , Neb. , Nov. 20. fSpoolnl to TUB
DM ; . ] Ttioto M nproipoct for sorao lively
street railway extension In the principal
fcirooU of Lincoln In ttio Imtncillaio fuluro.
The prospect arises Irom n disagreement be-
Ween tlia llotno and Lincoln Street , rnllwav
systems , The Homo company hns for oomo
time bciin endeavoring to coinummiUo an
ni-rnnpcinont , with tbo Lincoln company
whoraby tlio fonnor would bo allowed to run
its cai s over several lines already in opera
tion by the latter company , Ilio oltort has
IIIDVOII failure and now the Home
company proposes to do some buildIng -
Ing oti its own account. Presi
dent MrMurtr.v of the Homo com-
pony stntod tbU forenoon thntlt \ the Inten
tion ut lib company to ntonco commence tbo
construction of n line from the present ter
minus of 1U trucks at Twelfth and O streets
west on O atroot to the Hurllnctou depot.
A line will iilso bo built to Lincoln | mrt ; vm
Ninth or Ulovontli street. O street Is
nlrondy occupied by tbo double tracKs of the
Lincoln company and It U not licllovod that
the Iloinu company will be allowed to lav
additional tracks without Hist running the
cauntlot of a iicrlcs of case * in the court * .
The olllululs of the Homo couipiuv claim
that thutr franohlso gives llicm the right , to
In.v Its tracks ott any nnd all of Iho streets of
Lincoln.
Tlio Printing Control pr y ,
At ft risk of wearying the rending public
by constant allusions to the controversy bo-
twocn the btnto Journal company pf Lincoln
nnd Uovcrnor Boyd In regard to sundry
items of printing charged up to the ofllco of
thn clilol executive. It may bo stated that
tbo printed stutotnonU In regard to tbo matter -
tor imvu so fur boon wrong. The printing
Uas ordcicd by Governor Uoyd during his
fragmentary administration before ho was
misted ny tlio decision of Iho supreme court.
Governor Thover nftenviirdH declined to
I Jssno n voucher for thn bill , believing
I /I hat ( lovernor Uoyd had no authority to
order It. After Governor Hoyd haa boon reinstated -
instated bv the doclslon of the United States
( tiprcino court the Journal company ngaln
presented tlic bill. Tlio fund from which ttio
bill should havu boon paid had been ox-
linnsted nnu the governor said so. The
.lotirnal bring * the suit In an endeavor to
compel the governor to pay it out of another
lund. The controversy Is over the lultor
fact. The statement that the pilntlng xvus
ordered by Governor Thaycr. and that Governor
'
ernor Ilovii refuses to puy'lt on that account ,
is piuclv u llgmont of an imaginative ic-
portorml Intellect.
Commissioner Aiidrrn' Ilopurt.
The biennial report of the chief of Iho
bureau of industrial statistics was completed -
plotod this afternoon , and will go to tlio
governor Monday. The report h somewhat
voluminous , but not , uiorosothan the import-
nncoof the subjects treated upon demand.
Tbo report will bo embraced in eight chapters -
tors , em bracing the investigations of tbo do-
partition ! , on the .following subjects : Mart'
cage indebtedness record , cost of producing
corn In Nebraska , Ncbraiku's surplus , irri-
catlon In Nebraska , private employment
ftgenclos , strikes and lookouts. Tbo
reports on the mortgage and irrl-
pntion questions will bo especially vnlunblo
and the chapter on tbo surplus of Nebraska's
farm unit Industrial products will bo the
loading feature. For thu llrst time in the
history of the state an attempt has boon
made to show the amount of farm products
acd manufactured articles shipped from the
'
several counties and the ropo'rt Is not only
very complete but accurate. Commissioner
Lludrcs and bis chief cleric , Boechcr , have
given Iho people of the sttito a vnlunblo report -
port and one that will naturally bo frequently
consulted by all who make any effort to keep
pace with the progress of th stato.
( iOHBip ! lt tllO Stilt I ) HllllHO.
The state canvassing board will raootat tbo
ofllco of the secretary of state Monday for
the .purpose of canvassing the votes cast at
ibo iccont election.
Tbo Farmers' Lumber company of Broclr ,
Nemaha couuty , was incorporated tliU fore-
tioon by articles IHod at tue ollluo of too see-
rotary of stato.
Tbo coso of Elizabeth M. Chase ot al
gainst F. M. Miles , II. \Vlioolor and L.
U. Burr was filed with the clerk ot the su-
promc court this aftoruoon. It Is a case involving -
volving a disputed will and the papers are
vorr voluminous.
The Mlnnoaoolls Harvester company
RgalnstUustavo Kaolsou is tbe tttloof a cnso
filed In the supreme court this afternoon. It
oines Irom Douglas county.
E. A. Washburn and II. W. Scott , two
prominent Holdropeitcs , were callers at the
Wto house this afternoon.
S. J. Johnson of Mlndoii transacted bust-
ness at thu btalo houso'todny.
PluchoU n U. ii M. S\i Itcliiimn.
C. W. Trncoy Is the iinmo of a B. & M.
ftwichmau who ramo nearly to the end of his
mortal oxislonco in the yards of that company -
pany about midnight last night. Ho was ut
work assisting In the tmutc-up of a freight
train when ho loll between two cars wbllo
the train was In motion. ' The oraho beam
dragged him over the tics for a distance of
overal oar lengths before tno train stoppod.
Ho was badly bruised about the hips , but as
no vital point was touched ho Is in a war
to vocoverv with nothing but tbo memory
of his narrow oscnpo to hoop him from his
work.
DIUIIIKVorl ; of u Huunlc Tlilol' .
One ot the most daring pieces of woric over
Accomplished by a snotk thief in Lincoln was
reported to the pollco authorities this after-
noon. The robbery occurred al the residence
of O. 13. Davis at b2t ! L street lust evening at
about 7 o'clock. Mr. Davis Is the billing
cleric at the depot ofllco of the Wells , Fargo
KxarettS company and had juit scaled him-
cell at tbu supper table with his family when
ho heard n noise la the bade parlor of the
bouse. Going to the door ho saw
inoalc thief with his arms full of
plunder in the act of limiting his
esc pa. liu started for him at ilia samotiino
thu thiaf effected an ogress. Mr , Davis at
once started in purnull and had nearly over-
tntioii the fugltivo , when tbo lultor turned
wlth'.u drawn revolver and threatened to
f be was further molested. The ro-
and the determined manner of tlio
thlof naturally caused Mr. D.ivls to alow up
nnd the thief made his oncupo In the darlt-
uois. When Mr. Davis returned to tuu
so ho discovered that u suit of clothes
nilssint , ' , together with his wife's gold
nnu chuln and nponrl-hiiudSca pen and
. Mi-t. ; J. T. Bower * , wlfo of the mes-
running betwuun thu citv and I'lutts-
mouth , wn visiting the family nnd bar
iutcliel wai In ken together with nil its con-
teiitb. Too whole thing occurred li : the
darkund Mr , Davis w.u unable to secure n
ilcscrlpiion of the thlof ,
Several changes in the local mnnagamcnt
f the various exnross coippanios dulng bust-
i'&s In thu city of Lincoln will take pluco in
thn near tutuiti. Kor some tlmo It looked us
Lincoln \va > to lese thn WulU-Kar o only -
ly , us tlicru was some talk of the lOIUIioru
trsiiiBfurlntr Its contract wth ( that com-
to the Ami-ricaii. Tliut cbangu will not
) nmdn. On January I iho Adams will
cl.urgo uf the Durllnctoti'a dualnoss and
the WclU'l < 'ar o will occupy
bulldinufion Tenth street now
ted by tno Wells-Furtn. 1'aclflo
United Mates companies , Mr. J , u.
n , at present the route UK nit for the
go with headquarter * al Beatrlco.
to Lincoln as the lotJluKOntot
Adams and Wolls-Far a Mr. U. O.
) . Ibo present local munaRur of at ) tbo
ies doing business In Lincoln , will
talui the munapoment of tlio Wella-Furgo
nlllco at Buffalo , N , , Y. The I'acllioaud tnu
Ui-.lteil States companies will occupy a Joint
3 01 co in some other building pot yet selected.
l.lncalii In llrlff ,
lion , i'al rick Rcnn ended hit visit in L'n-
last night urd took the I rum for Nuw
. whuro he will sail ( or Uhili on DJ-
cr\ \ t Davl and Cbrll Hanoi engaeod ID a
on tbo > i. d between ( but cltj
and Wo t Lincoln U t ovotiliiff. Their
quarrel orlRlimiod over n controversy about
the payment of the sum of Jl.fii ) , nnd In the
raoleo which followed ono draw a revolver
and the other n knife , but no blood w&i
nnillod. Batter was today brought before
JnstlctS Foxworthy on n warrant- sworn out
by Davis , but that ofileinl dlsmlssoJ the caio
nnd ndvlsod Dnvli to pay tbo ether man
the money.
Una of Ilobnnnn'i teams attached to a
hack ran nwny this afternoon nnd smashed
the valuable vohlclo Into fragments at the
earner of Nlnta and I * stroats . No ono
was hurt.
It was a dull day at the county court bo'iso
today. Only three now dlvorco cases were
nioJ. Alice William ! , MAbol Smithson nnd
William Bentley were the unfortunate people
ple who doslrod to shufllo ot their marital
harness.
The commission appointed by the county
Judpo to condamn the land foi' the now chan
nel of Salt crook filed Its report this after
noon. It awards Kendall & Smith the sum
of $1,500.Tho now channel nuts across obovo
the mill owned by IComlali & Smith nnd will
deprive that company of the water power
necessary to run its mills. There U n pros
pect of some lively litigation over thn matter ,
u ? It is understood that the company asserts
that it will take nt least $50U03 for llcrn to
nnngo their water power.
CIK I'JCL.IXlt'fl DOIXUH.
Sliixillnc llnrki unit Knjoylng Uliinelf nit
llronil HtiT iHlniid ,
Va , , Kov. 'JO. The steam yacht
Sunshine , which convoyed Prcsldent-Kloct
Cleveland and party to the blinds thU morn-
np , returned iortlv after noon. The day
was almost perfect , but the ducks were lly.
ng In only modorata number , and though
, ho sport was excellent tbo nutubor of fowl
bogged was not largo. Upon leaving
the yacht. Mr. Cleveland was placed in
charge of Ucoriro Doughtv , who seiveJ on
oUerdny. The small boat which Mr. Clovo-
ani' occupied was today ( HtoJjip with n
trlanctilar oil steve hnvin ? three burners ,
iy which the prosldcnt-olect could warm bis
.much and feet. vThls arrangement consid
erably mitigated ibo Inconvenience which
would otherwise have boon experienced from
the cold. The sumo blinds were used us
ycstcrd.iv. Tbo yacht steamed around in n
circle for the purpose of boating in gnmo.
Whrn the Sunshlna was leaving her land
ing. Captain Johnson , in charge of the
United Stales life raving crow , caused tlio
blurs and stripes to be run up on the mast of
thn [ station. The party upou the steamer
'uimodluloly responded by raising the im-
.lounl emblem , Air. Cleveland assisting In
the pulling up of the Hag.
The quiet island church has been bright
ened up lor the service tomorrow morning ,
at which Mr , Cleveland Is expected to be
present. The exorcises will begin nt 11
o'clock. The house of worship is n simple
frame structure with n capacity for seating
150 persons. Tno plain wooden powi am
painted white , wltn brown stHplng. The
walls nnd coiling nro newly whitewashed.
The pulpit consists of n marble top tnblo
upon a small raised platform surrounded by
ii rallmir. An organ Is Used in tbo services.
The president-elect is in excellent health ,
cnjoylntr the rest nud quiet which Is afforded
him on Broadwatcr island. No unusual In
cident worthy of note occirTrod during the
day. It is understood this evening that Air.
Cleveland will extend bis stay upon the
Island , probably remaining until the latter
part of nnxt week.
IlUltSH ttl'EAJ.lAa.
Davenport 1'nllro Think They Hiuo Solved
nn Importune Question.
DAVENTOUT , la. , Nov. 2(5. ( [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE. ] A man giving the names
of Frank nnd John Murphy Is In the hands
of the police hero , charged with wholesale
horsa stealing. For months horses and bug
gies have bsen stolen hero and all trace lost.
For months the same thing has been going
on In Keoltul ; county. Sovcrul days ago
Murphy arrived hero with n nor so und
buggy. Ho came frssb from the house of
bis brother In Keokuk county and being sus
pected there of the crimes and found hero in
possession ot two horses , n buggy and a cart
owned in KcokuU county , It is now
tullovod that ho has been stealing
horses at ono end of this route and
disposing of them nt Iho other or
nt points along tbe road between. About
thirty horses have boon stolen about Slgour-
1103nnd Koso Hill , la. , and n somewhat
smaller number bore. Ho Is charged with
all these Jobs. lie will bo hold till evidence
can be had to convict him here , ana if It fails
will bo turned over to Keokuk county.
Kitnl Work of Toy Klttd.
Sioux CITT , la. , Nov. 23. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEK.J Johnnie lioyor , n 15-
year-old boy , in play aimed a toy rlflo at
his nunt , Mrs. G. W. McKonzIoloday , sona-
Ing a ball through her eve and aUull , from
which she died tnrco hours later.
VAHItUX COl/A'/T'A
Indications Iliat the Democrats Will Con
trol tbo Wyoming T.cglglnturc.
UA.WMNS , Wyo. , Nov. 20. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE. ] The county clerk com
pleted tbo canvassing of tbe returns this
evonlncr. The democrats were represented
by Ildii. T. M. Patterson of Denver and
Judgo-Kloot Clarn and the republicans by
Judge Vandovantor and , W. It. Stoll of Chey
enne. Every precinct in the couuty was
tabulated , County Clerk Koss dissenting , ho
bciog roundly condemned for his uction
by many republicans. Tno llgures
show tbo election of Hurt , democrat , for
senator , four democrats In the huuso , nnd
lirooks , republican , in the houso. This
makes the legislature stand twcnty-llvo re
publicans twenty-four democrats , with three
contostb in tbo houso. Democrats will organize -
ganizo the house and the democratic con
testants will probably be seated , which
mokes the bouso largely democratic , and
Insures n good worsting majority on joint
ballot. This insures a democratic successor
to Senator Wnrrcn. Ttfii returns will bo
completed Monday nnd forwarded to tbo
secretary of Btnto. No snap mandamuses
will no recognlzod this county as wcro In
Converse.
Tin : n Ji.iTiiKit fuitKOi ! > ra.
It Will il Cootnr tun ! Vurluliln Winds ufll
lllcm In MobriiHkn Ted ly.
WASUINOTON , D. C. , Nov. 2(1. ( Forecast
for Suudav : lr > Nebraska and Iowa-
cooler ; variable winds.
For the Dakota * Fair ; warmar by Mon
day morning ; variable wiudi ,
J..OCMI Itororil *
Ofl'ICK OK THE WlIATIlKIt BUHKIU , O.MAni ,
Nov. 20. Omaha record of tomper.tturo nnd
ruin fall compared with corresponding day of
past four years :
1M ) ! . Iclll. 1MX ) . IhSa
Maximum tnmporatnro . Ill3 41 ° f > 3 = : i53
Minimum tompunituru. . 1C3 III3 2J3 III0
Avvraso tuiiipoi.ituro , , 'J4 = .17 = as = > : u =
I'ruulpltutlun 00 T .00 .oj
Statement allowing the condition of torn-
ppr.iluro und precipitation at Omaha for the
dav nnd sluco March 1 , Ib9) , as couiuarcd
with general averaso :
Normal tomuornturo : i53
Di3llulunuy for Ihuday 12 = >
Kollo'.i'noy siiu'ii .March 1 Sii'i
Normal prcc'lpltntlon 01 Inoli
Dullclunoy lor the day 01 inch
DcllchMicy fliu'o M.iri'li 1 3.KI Inulio )
GIOHUK U HL'.ST , Louul Forecast Ufllclul.
Wnnt tlio .Mililury Sup ] > r od ,
ST. Louis , Mo. , Nov. 20 , The annual
mtullngof ttio Trailos und Labor unions will
ho held in Philadelphia on Drtcomber 1'J. At
n mooting of tno Traddt nnd Labor union of
this cltv , the folloulnu resolution has been
ordered presented before the national body
for action )
lissolvfd , That wo call upon all laborer
organizations to take such action us will lend
to prevent In fuluro the calling out of any
armed bodies , state militia or otherwise , to
bo used for tbo purpose of forcing American
workmen to comply with the uemnnds of
hrutul und tyruuuical capital.
Mo\cuiDiit > ot Ouu.tn btonmrri ,
At Boston Arrived Europe , from Ant
werp.
At Flra Island Sighted Uinbrla , from
Liverpool ,
At ICiusalo Passed Ottoman , from Bos
ton for Liverpool.
At Now York Arrived Gothln , from
Stettin ; Coroun , from Glasgow ; Uhaotla ,
from Hamburg ; ThinRVUIla , from Copen
hagen.
At LUard Slcnalod LnDourgoguo , from
Now Vork ,
At Liverpool Arrived Italy , from New
York.
WORK OF A SPIRITED HORSE
Andrew Bell Dragged to Daath in tbe
Vicinity of Iconmsah.
CLAY COUNTY'S ELECTION CONTESTS
Kncli ut the IndependentC'nnitldatcs Herted
with Mollt'n Judge Cnnllold Will Hoar
thn ivlilenco Dccomlior 37
Ollinr Noliratku >
TECLMICH , Nob. , Nov. 2ft. fSpedal to TUB
JKK.J Andrew Hell , n young man living sov-
iral miloj north of bore , attempted to mount
L spirited horse last night , when toe animal
hied , throwing him over tlio baddlo. Ills
oot wa * caught In the stlrrap und bo WAS
dragged about a auartorof a mile with his
lead under the borio's heels , tlo died in
about two hours without having regained
consciousness.
Dull-let Uniirt nt ( li-noMi ,
GEVBVA , Nob. , Nov. 20. ( Special to Tun
UEE.J District court la in session bore , the
uo.it Important criminal cases being the Stale
vs Pull Costello , for murder , which will
irobably go over the tortn , and State vs
James Coffee , for robbery , which Is sot for
.rial Friday afternoon. Tbo civil docket is
'till ' and the term promisesto bo long and in-
crofting.
Julius \V. Kennedy , nn nil-'round tough ,
was tried in the district court hero yester
day for Influencing and corrupting u witness
and was found guilty by the Jury , The evl-
donco showed that a certain dork in a. poitcr
nnd gambling room and saloon winch wet
: un bore last spring was arrested on nn In
formation for illicit Halo of liquor nnd Ken
nedy succeeded In getting the prosecuting
witness out ot the country by ibo use of
nonov and throats.
Oiti ) . Nob. , Nov. 20. [ Special to THE
ttnn.l Tbo full term of the district court
for Vnlloy cottutv opened hero yesterday
nornlng , Judge * T. O. C. Harrison and John
it. Thompson presiding. There are 190
causes on the docket ono criminal and 12r
civil.
Miuln thu tVnuruuy Together.
Nob. , Nov. 20. [ Special to TIIK
BKB. ] An aged couple nawoU Uurgon , both
over 80 years of ago and who had been mar
rled for 01 years , without children or ether
relations , whoso homo was between hero nnd
; reto , .1 few days ao wont to the graveyard
o look at tbo place they had selected
for a last resting placo. Within an hour
jf their return from the cemetery the old
; ady died , and was afterwards buried In the
plnco they had been looking nt. The old cou-
[ ) lo were not long divided , for the shook
proved so great to the old gentleman that ho
died on Wednesday nnd was buried by the
stuo of the old lady on Thanksgiving.
Scruroil Heavy
AIXSWOIITII , Nob. , Nov. 20 [ Special Tolo-
gramtoTnc Buc.J In the case of Ooorgo
W. French against the Dlkhorn rail
road , a suit for damages for alleged
injuries sustained while alighting from
u passenger train at Ainsworth , February
4 , IbOO , the jurv , after bolng out
over night , returned n verdict this nornlng
in favor of iho plaintiff for the sum of JIU-
000. A motion for a uow trial will bo filed by
tbo defendant.
Seven suits of the county agalnstox-coantv
ofllcers and tboir bondsmen are pending and
are to bo tried this torm.
Cluy County Kloctioii fontoits. >
CLAT CBNTBH , Nob. , Nov. 20. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : BKK.J Another raovo was
inado today in the matter ot testing the
legality of the vote for senator and repre
sentatives in Clay county. Each of the
independent candidates was served with
notice of contest. Evidence will bo taken
before County Judge Coulield on Decem
ber 27.
_
Kpncrtli Lienguo Convention.
PIATISMOUTII , Neb. , Nov. 20. [ Special
to THE BEE. ] The second soml-annunl con
vention of Lincoln District Epworth League
convened In this city yesterday at the Methodist
odist Episcopal church. Among these urcs
ont are some influential Christian workers
These most prominent In the work are A.
Nash , Omaha , and William E. Blackstone ot
Chicago. The session will la t three days.
Uiiugliterii or Itebnkiili Olllcorj.
Br.Ain , Nob. , Nov. 20. [ Special to THE
Bne. ] Friday evening tbo Welcome lodge ,
No. 27 , Rcbouah degree1 of the Independent
Order ot Odd Follows of this place , elected
the following ofllcers : Noble grand , Mrs.
H. J. Taylor ; vice grand. Perry Soldon ;
socratary , Mrs. Edna Murroy ; treasurer.
Mrs. O. II. Munroo.
Nebraska's Juicy .
GtiinosNob. . , Nov. 2 . [ Special to THE
Bii.l During the past month there have
been brought to Gibbon nearly 75,000 sheep
to be fed on the ranchos In this vicinity.
The stocumon bring these sheep from Mon
tana and Idaho and stop hero on account of
tbo abundance of grain and bay.
Jlrukuinim Iiijnrou ,
GIIAN'P ISLAND , Nob. , Nov. 20. [ Special
Telegram to THE BuK.-D. ] W. Cahill , head
brakonma for Conductor Wagner on train 23 ,
foil from the top of a furniture car whiTe
swltcnlng in Gothonbujc this morning. His
injuries , though serious , are not considered
dangerous. Ho ivas taken to Omaha on the
fast mail.
* M'lltmiciMl Two CrluihialH.
NmntASKa CITV , Nob. , Nov. 20. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Ben. | In the district court
Luvl P. Morton , alias L. P. Noyos , was sen
tenced to tnlrly months In the. poiiltontlarv
for forging checks. James Scott , lor burg
lary , was given sixteen mouths ,
JIESIKUKU 111'
oii Visits Chlcnco and I.ifu is .Muilu u
llurilen for Him ,
CIIKMOO , III. , Nov. 20. Ylco President
elect Stcvunson of Illinois came to Chicago
this morning. Mr. Stevenson , as bo said ,
catno on business of n strictly private nature ,
yet oulcusookon besieged bis aoor all day
" 1 have not seen Mr. Cleveland since the
election , " ho said , "and I know nothing of
his prolmblo course , oxcdpt what I may have
learned fiom the nowxnaperi. I do not know
whether an Illinois Tfran wilt bo given a
place In the cabinet or not. but I xhould bo
glad to see one of nor favorite sons so hon
ored. Neither do f know whether them will
bo u special session of congress or whether
there lll bo any tariff changes in the near
future. I received only one letter from Mr.
Cleveland since election , and that said noth
ing of his plans. 1 da not expect to see him
until wu mcot In Washington two or three
before the Inauguration.
MlnUlcr Kuan in Clifrngo.
Cnictno , III. , Nov. SO. Hou. Patrick
Egan of Lincoln , mmUtor to Chili , arrived
in this city today from Nebraska , whore bo
bus been visiting bis old home. Ho Is iho
guest hero ot Mr. Alexander Sullivan. Mr.
Egan will probably leave Chicago tomorrow
morning for Washington , The briefness nf
bis stay prevents his friends from carrying
out their design of giving him a reception ,
but be has been visited oy hosts of them ,
congratulating him on tbo great success of
his services ar- minister in the complicated
period in Chill during his term of ofllco.
Order of Soottuli Cluu * .
Clan Gordon , No. 03 , Order of Scottish
Clans , will celebrate St. Andrew's day on
Wednesday evening , thoSOlh lust. , at Wash
ington ball , with an entertainment oousbt-
Ine of a program of dances , music , etc.
This will bo another of Clan Gordon's suc
cessful entertainments , so well known to
Omaha's Scottish friends , It is anticipated
that a largo gathering will bo present to
enjoy a llrst class time.
DUnppruriiil Irom HIT llmitr.
Nuw YOIIK , Nov. 20. Mlsi Julia Hall ,
daughter of II. 0. Hall , president of tbo First
National bank nf New Canan , UOQII. , has
disappeared from her homo In that town.
Hiss Hall is ao years old. Sue loft homo
suddenly on Thanksgiving night and bus not
MRS. J. BENSON
Our store i's ' , full and more than full of New Goods. The departments are so crowded that we
haVe not room to show the goods , We propose to reduce the stock at once by * *
giving very low prices
Wo can fjivo you
cvoryklmlunil qiinl-
ity , from the lowest
nrico to the best.
Union suits , ill iv
ntco quality ot cot
ton and wool mixed ,
eniv , SI 83 ; black ,
$2.00.
All wool , S3.00 to
$5.00. nmmllni : to
weight and lino-
ness.
ness.A
A beautiful Kpyp-
tlnn cotton Union
suit , just thouelfiht
ladles like for winter -
tor wear.
Black silk Union
suits , $5.50 to $10.60.
Vests.
Cotton or wool
mixed , nice qunlity ,
high nock , long
sleeve , $1.00 and
All wool , line qualitv , S1.2'i to 82.
Silk and wool , $2.
All silk , $2 to $4.50.
Cotton balbriggan.'Sc to SI.
Cotton and wool mixed pants , 81.
All wool pants , SI. GO to $2.
$2.vest
Fine quality pluk wool vest , reduced
fromS2 to $1.25.
Skirts.
Wo have a very handsome line of
black nnd colored silk skirts from $5 up.
Hrilliuntino , with silk rulllc , pinked ,
$3.75.
$3.75.With
With three pinked rudics , $5.
Embroidered , $2.50 , $ l.CO ! and $3.
Sateens , from $1 up , .
Brilliantinos , from $1.50 up.
Knitted underskirts , divided , $1.73 ,
52.25 , $2.50 , $3.
Undivided , from $1123 up.
Children's knit skirt , with and with
out waist. .1 .
MR. © . '
boon board of since. Miss llnll has boon in
u noticeably melancholy , tuoad of Into and it
U believed she has committed sulcido.
M.IDK THK Jt.lty
Government Knlnmnkcrn Claim Tholr Kx-
licrlmcntslnToxns Huvo Hoon Succcnnful.
NEW OIILEAN. " , La. , Nov.20. . Tno Picay
une's San Antonio , Tox. , special says : The
experiments nt rammuiclng- , which were bo-
Bun hero yo3tcrdny afternoon by U. G. Dry-
onfurth and party , were kept , up until 4
o'clock n. m. The results , while not as ouo-
ccssful as they mlgut have boon , wore sufil-
clont to demonstrate that the theory ot pro
ducing rain by means of concussion is a cor
rect ono.
When the work of bombarding began last
evening there were a few clouds overhead
and by 0 o'clock the heavens were olenrod
and the moon and stars shone brightly.
Tboro were eight hydrogen-oxygon balloons
sent up during the night at Intervals of
about forty-llvo minutes. These balloons
rose lo a height of from 1,000 to 2,000 foot
and tboy exploded with terriQe force , the
concussion being felt for several miles around
The banks of clouds In tbo southeast
horizon began to move upward by 11 o'clock ,
and being propelled by a strong wind from
that quarter the heavens were soon over
cast. It was 1" o'clock when a particularly
ominous clojd catno up and was soon directly
overhead.
Ono of the ethereal monsters was lot co
with a fuse timed nt three minutes , The
balloon contained 1,000 cubic foot of
hvtirogon-oxygen and arose almost perpen
dicular to a hoightb of 0,000 foot when
it exploded In the very center of tno cloud.
A slight sprinkling of rain began to fall a
few minutes before , but the explosion was
followed by a drone-lung downpour , which ,
however , lasted but a low minutes , when a
slow driz/.lo sot In and was kept
up until 4 o'clock this morning. Tnoro
were , in addition to the balloon , about -1,000
Dounds of rosollto exploded on the ground
ana 150 shells in midair. Tno wind during
the en tire tlmo that the explosions were in
progress was blowing a gale from Ibo south-
outt nnd it tins novorlioforo been known to
rain hero when the wlna was in that quareer.
Thoru wore no experiment ! ; toduy It having
decided to begin operations next Tuesday ,
when arrangements will b3 en mote ted for amore
moro oxtoniivo and thorough tost.
Grnntml u Temporary Injunrtlun ,
NKW VOUK , Nov. 20. The temporary in
junction obtained by Kdward Lautorbach
restraining the ofllcora of the Panama Kill-
road company from entering Into any con
tract with the Chilian line of stcamero in the
suit batwcen that company and the 1'aciQo
Mall Steamship company , will como up for
argument on I'uaiduy jyd tbo ruse In Lrlof
will bo board on its moms. A temporary
Injunction Is asked fortfin older to restrain
the Chilian comiunv , . represented In this
country by William U. Oraco & Co. as finan
cial nqonts , from carrying passengers or
frolgnt from any one or tnora ports lying be
tween Panama nnd Ac. pplco.
I'lnluirtfiii Iiit
PiTTsmiiso. 1'a. , Nov:1 : ! . ' < ! . The United
States senatorial Investigation into the Pinkerton -
korton agency and Houiiutcad liot was ro-
buucd this morning , Hubert Pinkerton tos-
tlhed that the men sent' 'to ' Iloincstoail were
all citizens of this countrv.t Most of these
from the cast were Itiipw" by him to bu
thoroughly roliablo. Ho bad assurances that
that the men sent would 'hi deputized by thu
nt the lint sien of. trouble , otherwise.
ho would not have sent , .them. Ho did not
know why they were not.r
Itecormeil 111 * Child.
iNniANAfoi.is , lud. , Nov. 20. ( Joorgo Cor-
bettof Llvormoro , Ky. , arrived at English
In Harrison county , in pursuit of a band of
Cborokeo Indiana , who bad abducted his 7-
year old daughter. Ho overtook tbo f ugl-
tlvus in camp eight miles west of that town
and recovered the girl. Corbott immediately
returned with his child to lior toother after
three weeks absence.
Apuclio ItonuKuiluH Hurrouiiiluil ,
Ki , PASO , Tex. , Nov , 2(5. ( A alipatcn from
Doming , N. M , , sayi that Lieutenant Dean
ana Lieutenant Glasgow bavo "Kid" and
bis band of renegade Indians surrounded In
the Chihuahua mountains. It It not by any
toeans certain that the vagabonds will bo
captured ,
t'uusnt n ftcmation In Iluiivur.
Dcxveit , Colo. , Nov. 20. Tbo report aont
out from Chicago in today's Associated press
All sizes , black and natural.
All wool-ribbed gray vests or mints ,
70c to SI , according to biv.o.
Part wool ribbed gray , I"ic ! to Goc.
pants and vesta.
Part wool blade , 050 , till si/.cs.
White vests and panlt. , till sires.
Union suits , ribbed , part'wool , $1.50 lo
SI.S3 , according to si/.e.
AH wool , Hat weave , Hue , soft quality ,
lee to $1.10 ; sixes Hi to 34.
All wool , HI/.OS 10 to iM , 2 H ; ; 20 to 34 ,
35c.
35c.Wool
Wool and cotton , i20o to l-fio , according
to si/.o
Wo nro selling Dr. Warner's camel's
hair vests and pnnls at a little above
half price.
Children's cvay tights , 7oc , black , 75c.
Best quality line and heavy , $1.30 to
$2.05. according to s i/.o.
Eiderdown lounging robes , in all col
ors , $5.
, BE1NSON ,
dispatches about the isiulng of worthies"
checks by J. K. Waterman , caused a sensa
tion here , although ho Is known to have
nt a nigh rnto. Ho resigned his nosttlon as
general freight agent of the Colorado Mid
land rallroaa about three , months ago , Mr.
Waterman was noon In this city last night ,
und an attempt U being made to interview
him tonight , but up to n late hour bo had
not beou found.
jnsr.uxd TO
ImjiorUiit Arront of llmil- JEoliliorVlioio
Crlmun lln\u Iliti-u ! Mun > .
Poini.AND. Ore , , Nov. 20. The three men
arrested near Arlington last night on the
ohargo of robbing the bank HI Koslyn ,
Wash. , last September are members nf a
baud of outlaws which bus boon committing
depredations alt over the northwest. They
have been Idea tilled by Dr. Lyons who was
n the bank at thoaimo of the robberv. The
names of iho robbers nro Tom Kuuxlo ,
George Zackari und Cal Halo. The entire
band numbon twenty to twenty-live , with
headquarter * in Ullllnui couuty , ft Is sun-
pcsoa this gnnif committed the recent
Northern 1'aciflu train robbery.
( itmrgln Altur Itiiilriniil
ATHNTA , Ou. Nov. 20. Tlio tlrat of a
series of bills ulmod at railroad wreckers
has been passed unanimously by the homo
of roprcsentutlvcs. The bill paused will
prevent tno consolidation of slock in the
hands of a foivpooplo who would plnco the
same in trust companies practically In por-
petulty.
Homo I ruin u l.nnioyacu. .
Ci.Kvei.AM > , O. , Nov , 'M. The Wadena , the *
Clovolaud steam yacht which carrloa Mr. J.
H. Wuao , her owner , and a party of friends
3,600 miles across the Atlantic und into Ku-
ropean waters curing tlio past bumtcor , ar
rived In port today after an absence of moro
than a year. The party on board ombarkoU
at Now York and came homo by rail some
tlmo ago.
Trmililri.
NKW YOIIK , Nov. 20. Thol'owervillo Felt
Roofing company of Now York , which has
confessed Judgement for 31.000 In CHcago
to William und Jonn M. Kmoorts , has Its
olllco In Maiden Lane. Tbo company had a
capital slock of $1,500,000.
fur Llillil Murder ,
FIUNKLIK , Tex. , Nov , 20. ( Jeorgo Free-
noy , colored , was bangou burn yesterday for
tbo murder of John HoUertiou , aged 1" .
, I'oiir Ifii l > ruwnt l ,
RAI.EIUU , N , I ! . , Nov. 20. Hews nas been
Ladies'
Hosiery.
Never was n flnor line shown for
choupnoss. beauty nnil durability. A
good qunlity of Indies' hose for l5c ! , unit
till the bolter grades equally cheap , in-
olwllujr black IIOMJ with while foot. Silk
from $1.15 ittn nrr&rji lengths. 51)0 ) , blc ) % ,
81 and uiiwniiU ; lluoco lined , / > ( . , < ) Sc and
60o ; wool , I2"c nud flSc ; onuhmoro , fiOo ,
Ton , DOe and $1 ; wool , "oo ; tan and rod
colors , in lisle , cottoncitshntoro and silk
pi a to.
Children's lisle , enflhincro and silk
pinto In rod ; caslnnoro in red and tan.
Wo will bo sure to plonso yon if you
will look at our line.
Now is the Unto ( o buy mnloriul for
"making Christmas presents. Wo. have
stamped linens in great variety.
linrgnrion tirlsqtmrcs for sofn , pillows.
Slumped places in goblin linen in
roUoko designs , for hotid dress , mills ,
Inblo covers , clc.
Goblin sheeting , bstrgnrion nrt cloth ,
hollywood , satin'nrt ciolli , mail cloth ,
silk basket cloth , Mexican cloth , tvrt
llnoii , butchers' lition , plain and fancy
scrims , fcilk burlap , crown shooting ,
linen nolting , waban noUinj * all above
goods Ly the yard plain and fancy
plushes nnd nn elegant line of figured
silks in all the now designs.
South IStl
received of men being fro/on to death below
Nowborno , N. C. A two masted boat carryIng -
Ing wood ana hnvlnr : six men aboard was
ciiught In a whirlwind and cupsl/od. The
men rocnluoa the boat , but the water was
freezing und during tbo night tbreo of them
died from exposure ; ono undertook to swim
ashore und porlsuod. After six hours intense
suffering the two remaining men were res
cued. The names of the dead are Ooorgo
Richards , Henry Uayton.Willlnm Willougby.
Ouo unknown , a pnsscncer.
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SEAVEV8 SANITARY KCHEME.
The Chief nf Pollrn Mulfcn SuifKcitlloiis on
Ilie ll | iiHUl ( uf Uiirlmgn.
In pursuance o ? his coliema for the collec
tion and disposal of garbage , outllnod In
TIIK HUB some weeks ago , Ghlof Soavoy linn
addressed to the mayor und Hoard of Health
the following letter :
"I have the honor to submit the following
stiuoitient concerning tbo estimated ox-
POQBO of removing the city's garbage.
It Is inv opinion that for the next two years
It would bo choanor to biro this woik done
by responsible partloi tliuu for iho city to
build stables und n blacksmith shop and pur
chase buy and grain , iron , coal und tools , and
the necessary plant to do the wotlc. To biro
thirwork aone. I estimate that the wnges
paid would bo , for u man und team , ? 75 nor
month , and for extra raon $15 nor month , as
lollows :
FltlST WUIII ,
Twn to-uns and two men , four
IIUHllllS . . , . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . $ IWO
One loiim and ono man
,
Hocoutl wnrd aame as ( list ward , l.B.'O .
Tllllll ) WAIIII ,
Tour teams and four inon , four
months . 91,070
Two tiiHins und two men , eight
months . 1'JW
- IISIO
I'oiirtli ward sanio anThlid waid I'.BIO
I'lfth wiirdsninejis Third ward . II.HIO
Sixth ward s.imo as I'lrst ward . 1,000
8KV12NTU , KK11ITII AND MNTII tVAIUJS.
Tlireo roams nnd three men , twelve
muntlis . 4,320
On 11 tuHin. driver und hey , for removing
dead utilmitU . , . . . . . . . , . , . J.'OD
Total
ThU estimate < s for the romovul of ( load
anlmaU , garbage und ashes and also for
stable manure from all private promisee ,
wh'nro not moro tbau two aninuls nro
Loot , For tbe next two years , I think
it would bo economy for tbo city to compel
tbo owners or les ecs of property to remove
thu contents of all cess pooli , water rloaou ,
and the mauuro from barns , alleys and
grounds at tboir own expense uud under
Corsets.
Wo carry all the best tuitkcs of Im
ported and domestic corsets including
lii different styles ot P. I ) . , a number of
C. P. , H. & ( ! . , P. N. , Thompson's '
Glov'o-Kltltng , W. C C. , Votesie , Model
Dross Forms , and inuny others.
Wo will guarantee to lit any lady In a
corset or witlst.
In waists wo have the KqulpoiBo ,
Ferris , Good Setibo , V. V. , [ laugh Ton ,
Chit-ago and many other * . Prioo of la
dies' waists from $1 to $15.
Wo have all Iho best makes in chil
dren's , from I5o ! np , according to quality
and size.
Wo have some broken lines of corsets
at 81.CO , S2 and $2.60. Will faoll , till *
week for $1.
A largo lot of SI corsuts for 05o.
Wools.
- Ice wool , Angora , Shetland , Saxony ,
Zephyr , Germantown knitting yarne
Spanish and Gormautown knitting.
T. © teet.
HATIONAL.UFE To the Policy Holders of the
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VERMONT Or VKUJIONT :
Any policy holder of the NATIONAL LIFE oy
ORGANIZED 1848. VERMONT , in the State of Nebraska , who is taken
ill or should meet with an accident , will bo
cared for free of charge at the New St. Joseph's
Option Policy Hospital , located at the corner of Tenth and
Original with and Castellar streets , Omaha , Neb.
issued only by the
NATIONAL. The best Room , Board , Nurse and Medical
OUABANTEED Attendance will be furnished gratis.
Cash Value ,
Paid UD Insurance , M , L , ROEDER Manager ,
Extended Insurance LINCOLN OFFICES : ,
s Rooms 22-23 , 403 PAXTON BLOCK ,
.
ElMKlfor batnplo Pollcjr. Burr Block , OMAHA , NEB.
Buoh rules and regulations as the I3ourd of
Hoallb may nroscribo.
For the city to do this work would ro-
qnlro n levy of ono and ono-fourth mill on
the present assessed valuation of property ,
llnllillliK AnHiicliitluii MoutlliRK.
The llrst national convention of the United
States League of Local associations will bo
beta in Chicago next. uno. ( anting four days.
At tbo snino limb the World's Congress of
Building and Loon associations will
moot in tbo Fair city , and it Is
expected that very Interesting addrcsso * by
both riativo nud foreign talent will liu deliv
ered upon topics of a mor * gonunil nuturu
affecting building imoclatlons nnd covering
the Holds of thn history of their growth uad
extension , ntullstlcn as to said associations ,
both in this country nnd foiolgn countries ,
their value for the industrial duasoa and thu
< ! conomio benollts otising trotn every con
servation and iho duty owing to thoni by tbo
Btuto as to their supervision" , oto. The mat-
tar of arrangement of program , Rblcotlon of
writers and spenkors mid the exact lima of
the holding of tlio meotiiiRS ,
Tbo oflluut'b of tins Nubraska B tale LOBC.U-
have issued u call lor the llrst annual con *
vonllon which assouililoi In Lincoln , IJuoem-
bar l'l. They cull nltrntlon to the importnno
of greater unity of notion among local asso
Chilians. "Within the lust few yo.iri Import
nut legislation bus boon socuicil through In
dividual action. Uientor und far-reaching
rnsults ui possible by united , intelligent
olTort , " A more thorough enforcement nf
the Btuto law , and moro olToctivo buporvh-
lon by tbo state , nra among tbo loforMs
planned by the leaauo. There Is also tbii
mlvuniuL'o-Uo bo gained from the intercbaiigo
of thouglu at mooting ] , thn UH-
cussiou of principles and policies
and tboir application by experienced
association men. Mlieso servo lo broudon the
spnore of uvcfulnaM and bring about the
adoption of the best systems. Each local
association Is entitled to two delegates
In the convention. An iiitoroitlng program
ia bolng pronarod.
Messrs. Lovcll , Coryell & Co. , the pub
lishers of Now Yorlr.havo just is uo4 a new
edition of Marie Corelil's famous novel ,
"Wormwood ; a Pranmof I'nrU. " It is u
powerfully written story and the individual
who can road this bjoic without hoi tig moved
must , ludeud bo possessed at 11 callous nature.
There are soma who might regard It us im
overdrawn picture of thu horrors that are
partof tbo lot of iho unfortunate wrotoh
who given way to the absinthe nnblt , but tbo
story Is so cliarmlnfly told and wltu such
vigor that tbo reader roailliy forcrivoi the
spirit of oxnggeration that tnu certain extent -
tent pervades ttio book , ft is as fur ubovo
the average novel of the day n are diamonds
obovo panto. For sale by Clmso & Uciily ,
Otnuba.
