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TALKED ON SCHOOL MATTERS
Ex-SonaJor Blnlr Addresses tlio Federation
. of Labor Delegates.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE DISCUSSED
Nilinrrim * Itmntiitlnni on Subject * of ( Jront
Motnctit to I.iibor Introdiiccit nnil l' i > -
sldrrnl A I'rcn Trndn Itctolnllcin
* I'rcclpllntr * Miicli llpim tiin
Piur.Anni.rniA , Pa. , Doc. 11. At the tlilnl
dny'fl session of the Ainorknn Federation
of I ibor this inonilnj ; tlio committee cm reso
lutions reported n plan lo create national or
inlcrnntinnnl unions wlicnover sovcn local
.unions of. any craft had ijoeii fonncil.
Tlio debate was siisiiundiMl by tlio appear-
nncoof ex-Somilor Henry W. Ulatr of Now
Hampshire , who addressed dcli-galcs on the
Itrapdsctl Improvement of the common sehool
syslcin.
A special rnmmlttco was npixilntcd for
Iho conslwratlon of methoils for limiting lo
Ihnlr proper fimi-tlons Iho military and
Judicial powers which It was resolved had
been used In contravention of law and gov
ernment during recent labor encounters.
Another resolution on the same topic was
reported favorably , providing that as llio
Hlrllco and boycott had failed , as wcaiwns of
organized labor , that a campaign of educa
tion should bo inaugurated by the fedora-
tlon and the Irresistible power of tlio ballot
should bo in-rayed In the strtiKjjle for union
supremacy. For Ihls purpose the execiitlvo
council was rccomcnded lo use such funds of
the federation as should bo found necessary.
The resolution was referred to the special
rommitteo preceding , with several others
aiming against Iho military. .
A request from Iho waiters' alliance that
all central bodies composed of local unions
bo abolished and the local organization
allowed direct representation in the federa
tion was negatively reported and refused.
Unanimous consent was given for liniuo-
dlalc consideration of a resolution to send
the federation's greeting to and encouraging
the striking glass blowers of Now Jersey.
ICCKoliillmiH Introduced.
Numerous resolutions were Introduced ,
nmong them were the following : Favoring
the assittance of labor men In the inspec
tion of cortlllcates of returning Chinese ;
prohibiting Japanese Immigration ; for a con
gressional Investigation of the Ccuur d'Alcno
troubles. For establishing friendly rela
tions with the Knights of Labor. Favoring
the opening of school houses for public meet
ings. For Iho removal of federation head
quarters west of Cincinnati. For Iho expo
sition of labor problems in public schools.
A recommendation from the grievance
committee was adopted recommending the
Uuquosno and Alvin theaters of Pittsbttrg
bo declared nonunion , as they i-efused to
sign the scale amended by the Machinists
and Electrical Employes union on .luno 1'J.
Another recommendation was also con
curred in , revoking the charter of the Cleveland
land , O. , Sewing Machine Ironworkers
union and Instructing Iho members to Join
the National Sowing Machine union
woriccrs.
A brush over the affair was provoked-by
the negative report on a resolution asking
nn extra session of congress for the passage
of frco tiiulo legislation. An attempt was
inado to discuss the resolution , but the chair
decided that any discussion of the tariff was
not germane to the issues before the federa
tion and that the resolution was out of
order.
Prof. S. J. Satljcrs of the Ethical Culture
society made a short address on the recent
economic conference"at Chicago , after which
tlio convention adjourned until tomorrow
Jiioniing.
llllly Smith of Ilostim Itnnrks Illni Out In
I In , I'oilrtcrntli Hnuiul.
SAN FitAxcisco , Cal. , Dec. 14. Danny
Needhairf ox-champion welterweight and
Billy Smith of Uoston , engaged in a glove
contest for a $2,000 epurso at the Paeilic
Athletic club tonight. Needham was
Bccondcd by Sam Fitzpatrlclc , Tommy Hogau
and Johnny Van Hcst ; Smith by'1'im Mc-
Grath , Billy Hennessey and Billy Smith of
Australia. Prof. Walter Watson was re
feree.
Smith scored the llrst blow , a light right
arm hoolc on the Jaw , but ho was hissed for
choking Needham in a clinch. Clinches were
frequent , and Smith took every possible ad
vantage.
Ncodham scored several loft-hand Jabs in
Smith's face In the third. The Boston boy
took many chances in his anxiety to wind
up the light instantly.
Both men countered heavily in the fourth.
Smith fought viciously and made the pace
pretty hot for Needham. Needham landed
a sickener over Smith's heart and swung a
hard left on the neck. Needham stopped a
rush with n stilt half-arm blow on the neck.
Smith was bleeding at the mouth.
The fifth and sixth were marked by hard
countering. Smith closed the sixth with a
loft swing on Needham's face , staggering
him.
In the eighth Smith nearly dropped Nced-
liam with a loft In the mouth , Needham sent
Smith to n sitting posture with a right
tippcrcut and the latter retaliated by knock
ing Needham down twice with his right.
Ho had Needham groggy and held to him ,
nliigging with his right on the head and
taking every advantage. Needham was in
bad shape in this round.
Hound Ten The men cnmo together In u
hot rally. It was glvo and take with chances
in favor of Smith , who was much the
fresher of the two ,
Hound 11 Smith was strong and his right
hooks were very forcible. Needham was
lighting an uphill battle whh much deter
mination.v
Hounds 12 and 13 Were uneventful.
In the fourteenth Smith started in
llko u whirlwind , slugging with
Ills right and loft , giving Needham
no chance to make a stand. Ho knocked
Needham down twice , thru sent him Hat
on his face with n right-handed uppcrcut.
Needham wns lifted and berne to his corner
by his seconds , while Smith Jumped lightly
from the ring , after having fought almost in
cessantly for nearly an hour.
Heavy C.o.lnt ; at Ni > - Orleans.
NEW Oui.iiANs , Ii'i. , Dec. M. U'lm track to
day showed the effect of yesterday's rain
nml waa heavy. Backers of favorites had
the short end today for only ono of the flvo
fell to their lot.
I'lrsV rju-o. bcilllmMIvuumlonoImlf furlongs :
l-.mporor lllll IH to 5) ) won , Julius SIIMI f-l to 1 ]
twoml , llrcl llartuia tD'JHhlid. Tlmti 1:11. :
Second iiu-o , Milling , MX ftirlongni Henry
Owhloy ( "Will von , Ili-usulngiu to 1) ) M-cond ,
Nathan 1/nmk (1 ( lo'J ) third. Tlnw li'J'J.
Third race , si'llliiK , ono inlln : I'rlinero ( H to
l\u ) > n , lllnrn Dulcod to2) ) hccuml , llonllroId (
to U third. Tlmo : 15. :
i'ourth race , : | .year-olds. live tiirlongs , font
MnrtciH : Carrln ] Yar .all ff > to li wonScottish
lliillo (1 ( to ajM-cond , Llttlu Unit ( Ota 1) ) third ,
Tlmo : li'4 ( ) : ,
Klftli race , mlle and Ihlrly yards : Hit
i. IManot won. John O Ifi to 2) ) ( .ociind , Hally (0 ( U
& ) third. Tlmo : 1 IBS ) .
llrltlxli Yavhtiiii'ii I'lcast'd.
I.OXIION , Dec. 14 , Brlilsh yuchtiiH-n an
delighted over the acccj'tiinco ' of Lord Dun
nivcn' challcngoby the Now York Vachl
club for n rare for the America's cup. AI !
that remnlna is to llx the ilato for the race
Several other yachts nro being built to ao
company Dunravcn's ' Volkyro to America
They wlH'enter other acen there and tin
season of IB'J.'l promises lo bo memorable li
yachting annuls. The yacht designer , Wat
son , ia laving down lini-s for four yachts t (
compote in American waters , including oni
or the Prlnco of Wales , which issuldwil
bo the largest cutter yacht niloat. Dimravoi
Is very much pleased nt the | ii-ospect of i
race , which , ho thinks , will bo a good one ,
DUtlnguUlicil VMIorH.
General David S. Stanley of Now York
who rotlrqd from the army about a year ago
und Mr. Harmon , u prominent capitalist o
\Vu\\ \ \ street , called on General Brookn yesterday
torday nt the military headquarters tuu
were aixxirded a very pleasant , informal ro
coutlon by the commanding general uud hii
\
staff floncral RtnnlfV was at the tlmo of his
rrtlrcmctit commanding the Department of
Tor.ns His retirement caused Iho promotion
of General CaiT Ooneral Htanloy Is a man
who tins l > erne the burdens of Mi military
career with apparent case nml appears tote \
In irood bonllh and has the promise of many
yours of llfo before him. Ho Is frco and
nffablo In conversation and at the sumo tlmo
bents the unmlslnkublo dhrnltylhat his tang
and honorable servlco In tlio army helped to
make a sort of second nature to him. Ho
and Mr. Harmon nro accompanying General
Dodge of the Texas & Fort Worth railroad
on n trip through the west. They will spend
n day or two In Omaha.
CScnrrnl Stanley said Jcstlmtly this morn
ing while in conversation with a Bnr. re
porter that the party intended to take a
good look at the Union Pacific road before
returning to Now York , with n view to pur
chasing the entire system.
DR. MUNK'S ' MARRIAGE.
It Will lie Postponed iriilll .Sonic Other .Mut
ter Arc Adjmtnl.
Dr. Eric1 Munk , oculist , is In trouble
through his peculiar Insto in mixing love and
finance , lo the manifest discomfiture of both
Cupid and Mercury , not to mention the In
tended brldo and her rather I rate father.
Dr. Munk , who had been but a short time
In Omaha , had engaged to marry the daugh
ter of a wealthy Swedish farmer , who lives
near Oakland , this state. In order that the
coinlnir of the bridegroom might be properly
arranged Dr. Munlc borrowed $ li > 00
from his father-ln-law-clect , llio
noney being deiiosltcd In an Omaha
iank with tlio understanding that
t was not available as'u part of Munk's
ssots till the nmrrl'tgo ' had been cole-
iralod. But this didn't deter Munk. Ho
ised the money , and when the farmer
ircssed for marriage or settlement , the eve
lector induced- young friend to give htm
, note for $ llvO , which was deposited to
ffset the hole Munk had made in the orlg-
itil fund.
But the eyes of the Oakland farmer by
his tlmo were In sulttciently good repair tenable
nablo him to see that the doctor was not
olng what was right , nml yesterday ho
were out a warrant for Munk's arrest on ti
hargo of obtaining money -under false pro-
enses. Deteclivcs Haze and Savage ar-
esled Iho doctor Just as he was boarding an
xistboimd train.
SUING THE COMPANY.
illss .Mary Cnury Will K-ttabllnli I'rccoilpiik
hi Vtuy oil I.It IRK ! Ion.
Miss Mary Coury has gone Into the district
ourt in search of $5X)0 ( ) , which she thinks is
uo her from the Hock Island Hallroad com-
iany. For a cause of action she sets up that
ho went to the depot of the company at
Shelby , In. , in August last for the purpose
if taking [ lassago on the westbound passen
ger train which went through Shelby at 10
; ) . m. Now , the station-agent knew that the
rain did not stop at Shelby , but he did not
iO inform her , but on the contrary induced
icr to remain at the station till the train
mil gone by , and then instituted so persist
ent n course of persecution that ho had his
way with her before sbo left the station.
For the injuries she has sustained at the
"lands of its agent she wants the company to
yi
Charles Bachman , arrested by OAlcer
Brady as a capper for a Tenth street auction
store , is suing for $1,000 , damages before
'udgo Ogden.
Morton C. Clark , who stole a lot of watches
ram the Boston store , was found guilty of
grand larceny.
Henry Coombs , who broke his -leg by driv-
ng into an unprotected trench on Locust
street , got a verdict of iKiOO against the city.
George Fauss , who was reported dying a
few days ago.will bo arraigned on the charge
of murder on Monday.noxt.
NOTHING NEW.
> puraturn' Strlko Sliiiivx Lit ( hi Change III
Omaha from Yi-ntiTilny.
The striking telegraphers are still confi
dent of winning in the end.- . Yesterday was
very quiet and nothing inuchi'was done. At
Neola , -.yesterday the two.naw men sent
out by the railway officials Joined the
strikers and are now living at u hotel and
drawing salaries at tlio expellee of the tele
graphers union.
Hcprcsentatives of the strikers are travel
ing over the divisions of the road every day
and doing their best to induce the new men
lo < | iiit work , and if the reports of the
strikers are true are meeting with consider
able success.
M. O. Maul spent yesterday in Geneva.
E. B. Allen of Norfolk is tit the Arcade.
F. It. Burrcll of Fremont is at the Millard.
D. C. Howard of Kearney is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.John
John M. Uagan of Hastings is nt the Mur
ray.
ray.Matt
Matt Miller of David City is a guest at the
Paxton ,
Ed. G. Hall of D.ivid City is in the city tit
the Paxton.
John C. David of Pawnee City is stopping
at the Paxton.
Judge Tsham Hc.avis of Falls City is regis
tered at the Paxton.
Mr and Mrs. Gcorgo H. Downing of Kear
ney are guests at the Murray.
Captain Cormack of the iKilico force , was
reported slightly better last night.
Homo Miller and wife of Norfolk are stop
ping at the MilJard.
George F. Wuinwrlght of Blair is regis
tered nt the Millard.
Hov. J. G. Tatojind wife of Hastings are
iu the city , guests at the Millard.
H. II. Tjj'inor. cashier of the City National
bank of Hastings , is registered at the Ar
cade.
.T. Lou Sutherland of Grand Island is visit
ing his son , Louto Kluberger , night clerk at
the Murray.
.1. A. Garner , president of tholndhinola
Lubricating Oil company of Indianolu , Is a
guest at the Arcado.
Dr. John T. Hay , who has been assistant
of the Insane" asylum at Lincoln for the past
thirteen years , Is In the city.
M. B. Thrift of Chicago , a Nebraska boy ,
formerly engaged In Business at Beatrice , is
in the city stopping at the Murray.
Mr. O. W. Crawford , secretary of tlio Na
tional Heal Kslatu association and also sec
retary of the Trans-Mississippi Commercial
congress , is in the city.
Colonel George B. Pickott. nid-do-eamp to
Governor John L. Houtt of Colorado , and
editor of the Fort Morgan , Colo. , Nuws , is
visiting Omaha. Colonel Plckett leaves lo-
day to visit Lincoln and Ashland , at which
latter place his brother Is iKistmastor.
At the Mercer : II. C , Stuart , Guatemala ;
Mrs. 10. Townsend , Boston ; Charles J. Smith
and F , M. Canton. Chicago ; M , Bosworth ,
Topokn ; H. W. Bullock , San Francisco ; K. S.
Phillips and .J. II. Peterbon , Grand Island ;
A. S. Maxwell , Bcatrlco , A. II. Mai-shall ,
Ctmdron ; J. B , McCoy , Kt. Louis ; S. 13.
Preiitlconnd wife , Imivale.
NKW YOHK , Doc. 14. [ Special Telegram
to Tliu BKU. ] Lincoln : C. H. Imhoff and
wlfo , Hoffman : C. A. Wanlwell , Hotel Bar-
tholdl , Council Bluffs : M. F. Uigny , Now
York ,
CmaiflO , 111. , Dee. -.SpeclalTelegram [
to Tun llKE. ] The following Nobraskans'aro
registered hero today : Tremont F. A ,
Sampson and wife , Omaha. Palmer Wil
liam Muer and wlfo , F , U. Swart , Omaha.
Lcland E. A. Benson , Omaha , Great
Northern F. S. Hara and wife , Lincoln.
- : .
iMV.ll , JiHKI'ITlKS ,
A llro at the corner of Uurdette and Ames
streets last night destroyed a small ouo-story
cottage ,
Tim Indies of All Saints church gave ; i
pleasant supper for charity's sake iu the
( 'rolghton block. Fifteenth and Douglas
streets , last evening.
A four-Inch water main at Twenty-eighth
and Pierce stivuts , hursted lust night , and
for a tlmctho pipes in the low pressure liuci
were operated withpnly about twenty-live
ixftmil.s pressure. The leak was repaired it
a short limn , and before any damage hail
been douo.
Tliu program at the meeting of the .Live
Issue club last evening was u novel and in
( cresting ono. As each member entered UK
IJnlugci- gallery he was handed 11 slip 01
l > apor upon which was written n ( luestioi
for that member to discuss in n few minutes
talk. The subjects were many and wen
mostly of a iwlltlcal bearing. The uoxl
meeting of the club will bo held three woeki
from luat u
o.v rim urn nit rtrtf ,
WliUlcy OnhiR t'i | Intloiid nf Itnun " .Mil
lion * In It. "
rmcAoo. 111. . Dec. II. One of the big red
hands of HIP whisky trust I * Just now
clutched about the throat of thf retail
dealer , while Iho other Is fast getting a grip
on the collar of the Unlto'l State * congress.
Well-Informed wholesale liquor dealers and
brokers claim that it Is the most gigantic
deal over known In Iho history of trade.
"If the trust succeeds In Inducing congress
lo raise Iho Internal revenue lux to ( l.ftOn
gallon , " snld n loading broker yesterday ,
' the increase ) to "apply only to whiskies pro
duced nftcr the passage of tlip law , It will
put n trllle of & ! o,000,00 > 1 into Iho tmckcls of
Iho monopoly and situl Iho prlco of the Dis-
lllllng and Cattlefeeding company's c-crtlll-
cales up lo par or above it. But whether
congress makes the IncreaRo or not the mem
bers of Iho Irust will profit by Iho specula-
live feeling already aroused and will doubt
less recoup themselves for llio ? J.r > ( KtKK ) ) re-
cenlly laid out in the purchases of distilleries
at Pokln , 111. , and Nebraska Olty , Nob. "
As a conscimuco | of the uneasy and ox-
cltivl feeling produced by the manipulation ! *
of the trust , there has already been a de
cided advance iu Hie prlco of Iho. cheaper
grades of whiskies , and wholesale liquor
dealers are standing on Ibe top of lite fence
studying Iho situation with both eyes wide
open and ready to Jump whenever the mag
nates of the trust pull the string. Whisky
men with sporting blood In their veins are
plunging wildly iu the cheaper grades of the
product , and the trade generally Is more or
less upset by the speculative movement.
Four weeks ago the whisky trade was
absolutely dormant. Nothing was doing , and
the prospect for the Immediate luturo
seemed far from bright. The whiskies dis
tilled In 1SIH ) . when there waa nif overproduc
tion , and which are still in bond , were a
drug in the market , and this fact kept down
both the demand and the prices for the
product of 18 ! > 1 and IS'Ji. '
little more than two weeks ngo the
rumor began to bo quietly circulated that
congress would certainly rniso the IntoniM
revenue tax on whisky from 00 cento'Sl.N )
a gallon , and that the increast ) would not
apply to goods In bond at Iho Mine Iho new
law went into force. Nobody seemed loknow
where Iho rumor started , or on what author
ity the story was given out , but at once the
speculative element in the tratlo became
aroused.
OM.lll.l.
Questions Stilt ArUliiK Over ilm Town's I'os-
lllon In tliu Class of Clllci ,
Citizens continue to comment on the recent
decision of Judge Irvine declaring South
Omaha to bo a city of the first class. The
agitation bus brought a correspondence be
tween parties hero and the author ot the
hill. Edwin F. Wurren of Nebraska City.
The amendatory act , drawn by Mr. Warren
and introduced by J. C. Wntsonnnddcclarcd ,
to be unconstitutional by Judge Irvine , was
an act creating cities of the llrst class , hav
ing more than 10,000 and less than W.txxi ,
amendatory of sections 1 und 2 of nn act en
titled , "An act to incorporate cities of the
first class having more than S,000 and less
than a-itKK ) , " passed in ISS'.I.
Mr. Wan-en says in drafting the bill he
had in view only the object to change the
required population from 8,000 to 10,000 and
to provide a way to ascertain such popula-
populatlon without voting on it.
ClmnirrM In the Kli-ctric Light Company.
The South Omaha Electric Light and
Power company was reorganized at a meet
ing of the stockholders yesterday.
Ofllccrs were elected as follows : Presi
dent , W. N. Babcock ; vice president , Charles
Key ; treasurer , Thomas B. McPherson ; sec
retary. W. S. King ; board of directors , John
A. McShanc , W. N. Babcock , F. C. Condon ,
Charles Key , W. S. King. Fred M. Smith , E.
P. Freeman , Thomas B. McPhcrson , John A.
Doe. Charles Key. F. M. Smith , F. P. Free
man and John A. Doe were of the old board.
Mt l ( ; City Gossip.
D. H. Scott is lying dangerously ill at the
exchange.
The Epworth Icapue will hold a business
meeting Friday at the usual hour.
The next meeting of the city council will
bo hold in the now council chamber.
Helm Casey , who recently removed to Mis ;
souri Valley , has been adjudged insane. /
The Live Stock exchange has appointed a
committee to devise means to bring cattle
thieves to Justice.
John Rtttker , an aged German , was robbed
on N street yesterday in broad daylight by a
man who pretended to be trying to assist bis
victim in wulklng. Ho secured J. ) . The
thief was arrested in company with a com
panion later. They gave their names as
John Downs and Thomas Houlihan.
At the regular annual meeting of the
Union Stock Yards company but one change
in the ofllcers or directory was made and
that was made necessary by the death of
Isaac Wuixcl. P. L. Valentine was elected
to fill the vacancy. Some important improve
ments are to bo made soon in the plant.
XKItll.lNK.l AXU XK
The Methodists of Full-bury are to build anew
now parsonage.
Tr. ) Henry C. Connally of O'Neill is dead
at the ago of 43 years.
J. II. Pope talks of building a ISO-barrel
roller mill at Central City.
A third elevator is being erected nt Bell-
wood by the farmers of that vicinity.
An auger ground off the thumb of the 11-
year-old son of George Galer , near Harvard.
York is to have u fence factory that will
turn out 12,000 feet of chiclcenproof fencing
per day.
The Springvlcw licpublicnn has been sold
by II. J. Skinner to H. II. Clapton , and now
there is not a republican newspaper in Keya
Palm county.
Captain S. T. Learning of Dccatur is an
applicant for the appointment as United
States Indian agent for the Omaha and Win-
nebago agencies.
The Maverick bank at Gordon last week
released sixty chattel mortgages against res
idents in the western part of Cherry county ,
amounting to SIO.OOO.J
An insane patient at the Hastings asylum
inserted his tooth in the hand of Superin
tendent Johnson and the doctor in in consequence
quence suffering with a very sere hand.
The Southwestern Nebraska Poland China
association held its regular meeting at Ox
ford and olllcers for ISSKl were chosen as fol
lows : President , G. W. Stiver ; 1I61drcgo ;
vlco presidents , J. -Bolster. . Hepublleau
City ; Fr.in Davis , Holbrookr-O/M : Shodd ,
Bertram ! ; secretary , D. H. WaggonbrStnm-
foiyl.Speaking
Speaking of mammoth hogs , .says the Ox
ford Standard , the climax was reached Mon
day of this week when F. A. Wood sold three
prodigious porkers , weighing I.Kit ) pounds ,
The market price that day was n cents per
1 ton ml , so that the trio brought the , phe
nomenal price of $ ii.i ! ( ) . This haifdsnmo llg-
uro Is undoubtedly the most over paid for the
same number of hogs in Oxford beforo.
The twenty-llrst anniversary of the organi
zation of Adams county was celebrated at
Juniata. About 1MM ( ) persons were present ,
Jacob Woo.sterof Hastings wnsoleutccl presi
dent , S. L. Brass of Juniata secretary ! C. B ,
Bigelow , treasurer. Addresses were made
by General A. H. Bowcn , General A , V. Cole ,
Isaac. Lo Dioyt , Mrs. A. C. Itogors , Hubert
Ash. Peter Grimth , A. N. Hail and P. L.
Boyd.
As Albert Wilson , a farmer living eight
miles northwest of Harvard , was driving
into his yard witli u team attached to u
heavy spring wagon , hta little son , 7 years
old , ran put to meet him. The boy caught
hold of the roar end of the wagon and his
right foot ullppod into thq wheel. The boy
was drawn up ever the wheel and between It
and the body of the wagon und had his limb
torn literally off at the knee , nothing but a
few ligaments holding it.
The troubles of John Tholon of Crete have
been multiplied. Until lust Bummer Mr.
Tholeu was well und strong , when ho fell
from a windmill and injured his spine.
Since then ho has not been able to work and
probably never will bo. Ills family con
sisted of himstUf , wife and six children , all
of whom have been sick. I ist week a little
girl , 8 years old , died , and in a few days
afterwards the mother passed away. Kind
neighbors have taken the cusp Iu hand and
it bus been decided to send three of the chil
dren to the "Homo" at Lincoln , and willing
bunds are getting the little ones ready to betaken
taken thoro. It is not yet known what dis
position will bo made of the father und the
two remaining children.
Tin1 New YoiU IVMilrnl bus ( trnnli'it Iho cle1-
mnnds inndt' npoh 11 bv ItsoiutliiPer * .
I'lillon. Mo. , has sillferod from n dl < n < < trou
( In1 , which ( ItinmrtVn the town lo the extent of
Ueorjfo tlould lm < J hpt < ii elected ijroildout of
the Mnuhaltaii KICx'Alod Kallroitd company of
New York. ' ' "
William Hurdoo'hr Mnlshfilllowii , In. , will bo
one of the sponkYirIn Hie debate between
Harvard and Yulrtloiislnniiury 18.
I < ord Dniiravon'rhnllonw for nn Interim-
tlonal yacht rneMmi boon nneotuUHontilly
accepted by the NovWTork Yncht club.
District Master * Workman Dempspy of the
KnlKhts of Labor dpiilos Hint ho furtiNhcd ( ho
pol on to the nlk'tfcdJIomoslond poisoners.
An unknown negro nl How ling llreeti. Ky. ,
attempted to assault a white woman , but wis :
frightened away from his victim. A mob Is
The bodies of James Mills and .ludson Wil
kinson , supposed to have been murdered by
Phillip Nicholas near Ulrhmond , Va. , have
boon lecovorcd.
The strike of operators ml the Georgia Cen
tral railroad has stopped Hie tunning of
freight trains on the t hntliiiiooxa , Koine k
Columbus road.
.Tny Could , It Is stated , sUnKled a wish before
bodied that tl.eon.ooo of bis money bo ex
pended In the erection fit a preparatory instl-
ttllo for .young men.
llllly Pllmmer of Kualnnd and .Toe McOrnth
uf Ireland , bantam weights , will battle before
tbo Coney Islund Athletic club tor W.OOU on
the evening of the S8th.
Secretary Thompson suys that It Is the pres
ent Intent ( on to call tin1 waterway convention
to meet al Washington on Thursday , January
11. The call will IIP Issued this week.
Tlio Chicago tindes unlonscontlnuc Iho light
( hey have. Inaugurated iigalnst awarding the
conn-net for prhitlnit the World's fnlr cata
logue to u nonunion Mi m of publishers.
Mr. A. K. Hark itf Clnolmratl , O. , dclni ? busi
ness as A. K. Chirk .t Co. wholesale grocers ,
litis assigned , The liabilities and assot.s uro
estimated to bo abditt 0iitil | tlou OOU each.
The l.'iilou Piicillc omVluls dccluro there Is
notruth In the rumor that n passenger tr.iln
nn Its road has been wrecked noiir llroeu
Klver , Wyo , , uhd several passenger * Injured.
C'liarlos Clniso and Viet or Kiting were win
ners In the singles In the Indoor tennis tourna
ment ul Chicago , and Carver und Kverson
made a draw with Wright null Chase. In tlio
doubles.
The 11,000 which , It Is .stated , Is necessary to
olToet Iho release of Kobcrt .1. KIIOX and his
wife , the Americans , who are Incarcerated In
telem prison , in Mexico , bus boon raised In
Clmlra , N. Y.
Numerous arrests luivo been made and many
convictions of people tostollng falsely Iu hind
oiliest cases , huvo ocrnrod In Oklahoma.
I'lilrty-ono people In all huvo boon sent to jail
or Unit olTeiise.
Governor i'lowor of New York has pnr-
loned.lohn K. McNamurn , who wns sixteen
ears ago sentenced lo prison for llfo for mdr-
lerlng , In a lit of jealous rage , his swcotheilrt
U Corning , N. Y.
Tony Collins of lIuiitlnKtnii , W. Yu. , hnseoti-
ossudthut It was htni'elf nnd a man named
'orger who made the unsuccessful attempt lo
mid up the vo.stlbulcd train near that that
iluco u few dtiys ngo.
The trlul of the ex-suprptno ofliecr.s of the
Irderof folan at Plltsburg , Pa. , bus had one
good otl'oct for the order , us it has resulted hi
ho payment Into the treasury of Jl2,000 ! that
lad been thought lost ,
the last meotlns of tlie Western Passen
ger association permission was given tlio Alton
oad to resume Its member.sblp. Ily this
u'tlon the dinicultlos over rates among thu
vestorii roads has boon iidjiisled ,
The death watch lins been placed upon Ed-
viutl W. Iliilllnger , the negro murderer who
s awaiting the exet-utlon oC the death sen-
sence In New York City. The date llxod for
lie execution Is Thursday , December U'J.
The IMuiMil.x Iroifmpuny ) ( at'PlioMilxvllle ,
a. , bus given notice that on December 28 It
will rodueo the wujfes-'eif all the niun In Its em-
iloy. Over 5.0UU .inpn . will bo ell'ected by the
eduction , and a sttUco will.surely follow.
City Clerk Gorniiiii of Colorndo Springs ,
L'olo. , lias confessed hnvlng stalon ? G 500 from
ho city , lie MIVS thai during bis second year
n olllco ho took fJ.oOO uud during tills , his
bird year , bo had tnkcii $4,000 , making lirull
:0COO. : lie covered , his stealings by false
entries. ( ' , ,
A council of Catholic bishops Is In session In
St. I.ouis , Mo. The lending business of the
noetlng will bo tho.selyi'tloii of throe names lo
10 .sont to Koine , futmijwhlch will bo selected
the coudlutor of HMiop ICendrie.k , and the
raising of Hlshop Ileiufcssy of Dulmquo to an
irclihlshop. i
The American Sabbnth union in sessional
3hlcagi , 111. , has elected the following olllcers :
President , Klllott J'i Hhopard hf Now York ;
general und eorro4Midlnu ( ! ; secretary , Uov. ,1.
1C. ICnowlusut. No.\V'Morkt ' ( geutTiil Held .secre
tary , Itov. II. II. OeonW. Penhsylvunla ; Ircas-
urur , K. M. Perleo of.Ne\v York.
The United Association of Lumbermen which
lias been in annual convention nt Kansas
City , .Mo. , adjourned after electing the fol
lowing ollicers : President , Joseph Weaver ,
Canton , O. : first vlco president , W. G. IIollls of
Minneapolis , Minn. : fcocretary , A. D. Moore ,
Mblon , Mich.
The case of ( lit ) State of Mfss-
ourl thu l.ouisvlllo , Kvansvillo &
Terre Ilantn railroad. In ( 'onnectloii
with the lYonlco & ( 'iirondolut Kull-
iond company for taxes ufeich remained iin-
iiald for the years 1HSO , 1HH7 and 1888 , has
Ijocn decided In favor of Iho stMte.
It in Ihoughl that the contest over the scat
In the lower hou-o of the Montana legislature
will bo decided In favor of tlio republican con
testant. If this Is true the democrnts and re
publicans will bo tied on joint ballot , , leaving
the habincu of power In the bunds of three
populist momlhM-s of the logislutuie.
Outlaws are iigulu holding u carnival of
crime In Indian Territory. Thu bandits have
purl'ected un organization , and under Iho lead
ership of .Starr and Nuwoom nro torrori/.ing
tbo countrv. A few days ago Henry Hturr
shot and killed Deputy I'nlted States Marshal
Kloyd Wilson , who had attempted to arrest
him , Wilson's homo is in t. Louis , Mo ,
Tlio Western Freight association has admit
ted to membership the Klckapoo Valley V
Northern railroad. It was also decided to ud-
vance the rates on rails and fastenings for
railroad construction to ? 3 per gross ton from
the Mississippi rlvor lo the Missouri river : $ -4
from Chicago to thu Missouri rlvcrnnd J'J.'JB
from Chicago to St. Paul. The question of
lites from Now Orleans was referred to a .spo-
lal committee.
At a meeting of thu managers of all the
southwestern railroad Interests a committee
was appointed lo act In concert with llio Interstate -
torstato commerce commissioner and such
other railroad commissioners as may ho cre
ated for a llko purpose , to confer with the
members of the national congress with a view
to.securing an amendment to .section 0 of the
interstate commerce law , permitting authori
tative and legal contracts between compatlng
carriers as all'ectlng the rates of .such curri
ers.
All the cnblne.t olllcors of the province of
Quebec : have resigned their positions.
William Potter , the newly appointed ITnlU'd
States minister to Italy , has arrived at Itonio
Mr. Justice Stiong of Ol'tawa. Out. , has been
appointed chief Jnstlco of the supreme court
of the Dominion.
Cross Duckworth , who miirdorod a farmer's
daughter noarlllackhnrn , I'nglaml.on Xovein-
bor'JH , has been sentenced to ( loath.
A man named Sheridan , now In thoLiinibotli ,
Knghind , workhouse , huscomn Into a fortune
of i 1,500,000 through the death of an aunt.
It now looks as though the army bill will ho
defeated In the Gorman Itolchstag. Its defeat
will necessitate a now election for members of
that legislative body.
The htjiikorsand merchants of India are be
coming anxious ever tin ) monetary situation
and have asked Knihuid ! to dollnltoly Mate
her position on the m/ij4lon.
Tot onto people aruSibjectlng toclll/onsof
thu Untied Slates piping natural gas across
llio Canadian borditf wlo this country , and
want an export tax blapydjipon It.
It Is stated on thoviulioi-lty of a I'arls news
paper that thu oho.mienl analysis of tlm
viscera of Huron do Itijuuu'h has inScloscd Iho
presence of atroplno ij the organs examined.
There Is talk of a malrliaonlul alllnnco between -
tweon t bo family of Uitfrrolgnlng sovereign of
Spain and that of iTxo'jneteniler , Don Carlos.
It Is propo.ed that lion .lame , Don L'orloV Mill
shall wed the lnfaiittaj.Heire < le..i ,
Tlographlccoinmi4jitloii | : bus boon estab-
Hshod boiweon Manltonlln Island and the
mainland , thus giving about Ifi.OOO people
communication wltli tluiont.sldo world. They
had hitherto boon U-olutCd durlni ; Iho wlnlor
season. *
Thnsecn\tary \ of tjio OrniiRu bunk at Cbiit-
hiini , Out. , hits confi * . ( M Iliat ho was an ae-
fomplkHjot the ledgirtRKopor , I'oniifeuthor , Iu
the robbery of that Inji lutlon. The men were
to haviibhared thu hpoila u < | iially , but I'oiin-
fealhor , who did the work , went back on thu
agreement , hence Iho becretary's confession
of guilt. '
A Uusslan mldwlfu In Ladz , who has boon
found guilty of Miiothe.rlu'to ; death ever 100
babies , has been glve'n tlio romarkahly light
hentencoof onu year's Imprisonment. In thu
cellar of her house t bo remains of 111 babies
were found , and as shu hud boun engaged In
the business for ever twenty years , It U
thought her victims Mill number nearly 1,000.
o
jtlovrnu-iitH of Ocean Stuamura ,
At Scllly Passed , Dee. I ! ) . Missouri ,
from Dallimoro ; Michigan , from Now York.
At Hoston Arrived Ottoman , from
Liverpool.
At Lowes , Del. Passed in Pennsylvania ,
from Antwerp ; British Prince , from Liver
pool.At
At New York Arrived City of Paris ,
from Llvcrrool.
A veritable family medicine box , Doccham'a
Pills.
NOTU'K OF THK SITTING Ol1 THK
t'lTY COrNl'IL AS A UOAIU )
OP KQI'ALIX.ATION.
To HIP owners of the lots imt.sof lots find roftl"
ustnlo nbuttlnit on or ndjnccnl to the st roots.
nlloj" < or iivt-nup.M herein nntnoil or situated
In wholnorln jinrt wltliln iinyof the dis
tricts li orpin xpcclllodi
\ on und cnch of yon , < > re lioroliy notlllel
lint the el tr council of the city of Omaha will
sit nn n Hoard of KqunlUntlon. at tlm ollleo of
tliorltr clcr.t. In tbo city hall. Omaha , Nob. ,
on I'rlday , tba tilth dny of lcronibt-r ) , 1KU.
from n o'clock n. m. to 5 o'clock p. in. , for tlio
purpose of considering nnd oquallzln * the pro-
po'od levy of spoclal ti\o < and ii.oo sintnti
as shown by "Proposed I'luns of Asscsmont"
now on Illo In thu olllco of snld rlty oiork , anil
corructliiK any otror.i tliproln. anil of heurln ?
all comulalut ! ! that the owners of property so
to bo nsM'.ssod and taxed may make ! said
special taxes nnd ns o sinoiits proposed to bo
lovlod bclnp nccoss'.iry to cover the cost of the
SOVQM ! Improvoninnts duly -uthorlr.od to bo
made and now completed , us follows :
To cover the cost of clamiiges for Rradlne
Twonty-sooond street froi.i Clark street to
Nicholas stroot. amounting to tlm sum of
? r'l.ui\vlilch said sum It Is urowiscd by u re
port duly adopted by Iho city council , to as-
.sost urn rat mm the real ritnto on both side *
of Twonty-socond street from ' .lark mrect to
Mcholas street , accor.tliiKto the iisunl s'allns :
back process lo the depiii of 110 foot from tlio
street , Itntn par font , JIICLVIV
To cover thu cost of c rail In i Ohio st root from
I wont.vsocoml struct lo the east line of
Dmilso's addition , imiomitlng to the sum of
f I11UO , which sild sum it Is proposed by a re
port duly adopted by the city council , to as
sess on thu ro il osiatu on both "Idosof Ol.lo
stroof , from Twenty- second street to the Oa t
line1 of Poulsu's addition pro rita uci-ordlng to
foot frootuKO and Iho usu il scaling buolc jiro-
cess In dutiUi to the llrst alloy. Ituto per foot ,
TO.HWI.
To cover Iho cost of ttrndliu Miiotoonlh
street from Ma on street lo 1'loroo street In
District No. 0 > , amuimtiiu to iho mini of
JJI5.1T whluhsalil sutn It Is proposed by n re
port duly adopted by the olty coulu-il , to
iis-jess on the real estatu on both sdosof
Nlnutoonl.li sttcot from Minon street to 1'ierco
slroot , nucordlnn to foot rrontaco , In depth lethe
the first , alluy as per iisnnl ni-allng liacl ; pro :
cuss. Kato per foot. JOC7.I. !
To cover HIP oo < t of sradlns Dmulas stroct
from 1'nrty-fourtli ' street to forty-eighth
strout , in grHdliiK dNtrlut No. ! M. umounllng
to the sum of | i..SO.ri. : whloh said sum It Is
proposed by n report dttiy iidoptuil bv iho olty
council , to assess pro r.ila nueordmi : tu foot
CrontiiRO. on DID real enalu on u-ieh sldo of
Douglas street from 1'orly-fmirth Htreot. to
Korty-oightli strcot , according to the usunl
scaling back process to the center of block.
Hiitopor foot.Jiuo 83.
To oovur the cost of grading Capitol UVPIIIIO
from 4Sth street to Holt l.lnu railway In grad-
Ingnlsirlol No. 0:1 : , amouutlui to iho sum of
tlGI".T4 , which SHld sum It Is proposed by K report -
port duly ndoptod by the olty council , to as-
suss pro r.itn accordlnp to foot frontiiguon the
real ostatu on each stile of Uapltol uveiuio
from 4Sth street to Holt l.luo r.illwuy nucord-
Ing to Iho .istiul soullou pruccjs to thu llrst al
loy. Htito per foot , ji.liU'.il' ' ' .
Vo cover the ouu-lrilf cost of gradlnz Mason
street from 18lh street to " ( Mb Hirout. amountIng -
Ing 16 the sum of * : iil.8J ( , whlub snld sum it U
proposed , by a report duly udoptcily \ the
olty cauuoil , lo assess on the real cstato on
ouch Eldo of Mason strout from 18th street to
' 'Oth Htreot uro ruin . iccorilln-rto foot frontngo
and the usual. scaling bad ; urocoss to the Con
or of the block. Kato per foot , J8S'K
To cover the one-half cost of grading 2Id
street from I'oiiploton avcmto lo south line of
tax lot 'M. suction ' 'T. amounting to thu sum of
$ ; ill.i" ; , which said sum It Is proposed , by a report -
port duly adopted by thoolt.v council , to as
sess uro rata according to foot frontage , on
thu real estatu on ounh side of .M street from
I'opplolon avonno to south line of tax lot lilt.
according to the usual scaling back process in
depth IX ! feet , from stiuol. , Kato per fool ,
f0.1U7.-i.
To cover the one-half cost of trading 2Jd
street from l.ooust street to Spencer street ,
amounting to iho sum of f'GO.'i , which said
sum It Is proposed , bv a report duly adopted
by thu city council , to assess on thu real es
tate on ouch sldo of U"'d from I.ncn.st Htreet to
.Sponcurslrcot , acrordlni to Iho usual scaling
back process In depth us follows : On the west
side to tbo alloy ; on the east sldo to thu cen
ter of block. Kato p r foot , JJ. olT-M.
To cover iho cost of grading Ihipnol street
nnd Castollar strcot from o.ist line of Unpaia
I'lnco to west line of Dupont 1'laco In grading
district Nos. 45 ana 4I > . aiiiouiitlnit to tlio sum
of $ . ' ,57(1.31 ( , which said sum It Is proposed by a
report uuly adoutod by the city council to
assess , pro rnta according to foot frontugo. on
llio real estate on eacli sldo of Castollar and
Unpont streets In Dupont t'liieo , according to
the usual sunllng hack process in depth to tbo
Urss alloy. Icato pur loot , iO.Tirci.
To cover tbo cost of grading Amos uvonuo
from Sherman uveiuio to OJ feet cast of iho
alloy between 10th and llth felieots , ainonnt-
Ing to the sum of W.TGl. - ! . " > , which said sum It Is
proposud by a report duly adopted by the ulty
council to assess pro rut.ion oni-b sldo of Ames
uvenuu from yiiorman avonuu to O'J fcoteiist of
alloy butwocn 10th and llth streets , according
lo foot frontage and the usual scaling buck
process. In depth from bald street 150 fcot.
Kato per foot , iO.i6.YJ7. (
To cover the cost of grading alloy In block II ,
Campbell's addition. In grading district No.
.V.1 , amounting to the sum of itill , which sum it
is proposed by a report duly ndoptod by the
city council to assess on the roiil cstato on
oaoh sldo of snld alloy pro r.itu. according to
foot frontage and thu usual scaling buck pro
cess. In depth to depth of lot. Kato pur toot ,
$0.70X11.
To cover the cost of grading the alloy In Dn-
pont 1'laco butwocn Dupont. nnd C'nstullur
htreuts. from 'JUtti si root to the west line i.f
Di.tiont 1'lacc , amounting to thu sum of f l.'i-.H.
which RUtn It | 9 propose by u report duly
adopted by the city council to nssoss on the
leal estate on both sides of snl alloy pro r.itn.
according to foot frontage and the usual scal
ing back process. In depth ouo lot. Kute per
loot. $ i.yjTl.
To cover the oiio-bulf cost of gradlnir the
alley In block 13. Ivonntzu'ri 4th snupiemuutnry
addition , amounting to tliu Hum of } ! ) --i : ; ,
which sum It Is uroposoU by u report duly
ndoptod by thu olty council to assess pro r.-itn
on tuo real cstnto on each aldo of said alloy In
block 10 , ICotintzu's 4th supplementary addi
tion. : > a per foot frontage nnd Iho usual scal
ing baok process In depth ono lot Kato nor
foot , a.VJS'J'i.
To cover tbo one-half cost of grading Hamil
ton strout from 45th street to tlio Holt Mno
rnlhvav , amounting to the sum of il.OjSul ,
which said sum It Is proposed by a report , duly
adopted by Iho city council to ussesa on th'u
real cstato on o.-ich slduof Hamilton street
from 45th strcot to tbo Holt I.lne railway pro
rata. as pur foot frontage , according lo the
usual scallni : bucic process. In tloplh to the
llrst alloy. Kato per font. HlHJIJ.
To cover the cost of uradurz nlloy 'n block I
Campliell's addition , bolus the south alloy In
hald block , nmonntliig to tbu sum of 81 If , . 0:1. :
which said sum It la proposed by a report duly
adopted by tlio city council to nssoss on thu
rual ostuto on both sides of snld alloy pro
i-Ata , as per foot frontngo and according to the
usual Huailirx back process , In depth from
alley on south sldo to llaneroft sti-cut , on
north sldo to the depth uf two lots. ICato uor
. . .
To cover Iho ono-lialf cost of grading llio
nlloy In block I , Kountzu's 4th i.dditlon.
amounting t i the sum of i'Jj'UK. xvhlch Hald
hum It -proposed by u roporl duly adopted
by the city council to assess pro rata on Hie
oalou : > tu on both sides of mid nlloy , us per
oottron laio , lo tliu depth of one lot , uo ord-
IIIK 10 the usual .scaling buck urocvss. Kate
per foot. SJ.I184I.
To cover the cost of grading 'llth street from
Fainum street to Dodgu uttool , amounting to
phu sum of $11.01 , whloh said sum It Is pro-
cosed by a report duly adopled by the city
sonncll to assess on llio real ostuto on boili
slde.sof lillh atrcut from Do.lgo street to Far-
nani street pro rata , as pur foot fiontago and
iho usual scaling back process , In denlh to
the center of block. Kato per foot , $ I.'JHTH'J ,
To cover the cost of paving and curbing In
street Improvnihunt district No. 419. coniprls
ng Izurd HtreoL from IHlli street to'3d slrout.
mouiitlii. to thu sum of f IIUSI.O/ , which hiihi
anm , It Is pronosod. by n roport. duly adopted
by the city council to nssoss pro ratii , nccord-
ItiK lo foot frontngo on the real entail ) on botn
tildes of l/.ard utrcet from ISth street to.Id
street. In ( lei ) th to center of blouk , according
to the usual bcnllng back procos. Kato pur
foot , jr.'SI.
To cover the cost of paving and curbing lllth
btreot from the south line of Urnca street to
north Hue Paddock piaco , In street Improve
ment district No. .77:2 : , amounting to tbo * urn of
tlti.'iV-'d. which Hald sum , it Is proposod. by n
report duly adopod by the city council , to as
sess on the real estate on each .sldo of 1'Jlh
stieet from tiraeo street to north lllie of 1'ad
dooK phico , pie rata according to foot front
auu und thu Usual KCitllnt : buck proeens 1
depth thu distance of onu lot. Kutrt nor foot ,
$ . -UiMt. The cost of paving and uurhlng prl-
vuto approach lobuusau sect to thu real estate
for which It Ulnld.
To cover tbu cost of pnvlne and ourb'ns
Hlicrmau uvunuu lo a point ! Mt > fee' north of
Iho center of section ; i In street Improvement
district No. 4UU , amounting to thu Hum of $ ! ! > , -
Mi.KI , which bum. It l pioiiosod. by u roporl
duly ndoptcd by the city council , 10 assess on
thu primer IV on both sides of .Sherman ave
nue In said illstrlut , pro rata according to foot
frontline and the Usual scaling baok process In
Uop'h Utt foul. I'rovlded. That Unit [ .art of
tax lot -I l/iiig between Umaha Kelt railway
right of way and Commercial street shall lie
ubscbsud for a frontage of 11U feet , Kato pur
foot , 8,5loa. -
To cover the cost of puvlng and curbing of
si reel Improvement district No. Ii.Vi. ( Jhurbis
fctroutfrom Thlrty-olihtb street to 1'ortleth
btreutaiiiouiitlns to thu sum of * 7f'--i.lU ' , while
Bald sum It U proposed by u loport duly
ndoptcd by the ulty council lo assess pro rain
on iho roul est.ito on both nidus of Oliarles
street from Thirty-eighth street to Fortieth
street , in depth to Ural alloy or center on
blouk , ucrorduiK to thu usual scaling baulc
process. Kato per foot. JJ.UllM.
To cover thu cost of paying and curbing
Michigan street from Tivunty-thlrd Htrcot to
Twenty-fourth strcot In street Iniprovcmunl
district No. 410 , amounting to the sum of
(1,103.04 , which uald sum It Is proposed by a report
port duly adopted by the city council to us-
sdsaouuio real estatu on both Hides of Michi
gan struct from Twontv-tlilrd Btreot to
Twenty-fourth street , pro ruta according to
foot froutuzc. and tlio usunl scaling buck pro-
cesuln deoth to center of block. Kato uor
foot , JAW-1 ? * . Thocostof prlvnto approach to
the roul ostHto for which It li laid.
To coVer tbocoit of pnvlug uud uurblug
Shormnn nvmiun f fem a point avifoot north of
the editor of noctlon : i iN-l.i , to tlrand iivenuo
In Mroot Improvement ifN'tlot No. 411 ,
nmounnni to il.o mim of JI2i J.Wi , which snld
Mini It U iiromwd by n report duly adopted
by tlioellvcduneil. lo n ie i on tlio property
niKvieh Miloof Sherman avenue from a point
3W ) feet north of thocenter of section .1 to ttrnnd
iivciiue , pro tutu , according to tlio foot frotil-
aso. In depth from Sherman uvonuo ! 3Meot ,
us per Hioii.i'ial scaling Imck procM < . Kato
pur fool , JJ.J2a.
To cover the eostof pavlnj and curblr.i :
riilrty-seeond street , from iho north line of
hiii'llil I'laio to Woolwortli nvonuo In street
liiiprovomont district No. 4'M. nmountlng to
the sum of JIH.SIO.57 , which sildium It U pro
pose ; ! , by a report duly adopted by the cltr
council , to asics-i on tnu nroiicrly nu each
side ofThlrty.socoiid street , from north line
ofl.nclld t'liieotooolTiirtlinv \ line , accordIng -
Ing lo toot frontiwu. and the usunl so.illn *
back process liMlopth to llrst allev or center
of bliK-U. Unto per foot , $1.7410 : the cinlof
prlvnto auproaehoi to bo assessed to iho pron-
urly for which made.
To i-ovcr thu cost of pavln nti.l ourbln ?
Call form a street from loth strcot to I iHh street
In streetIniprnvnmontdlslrlclNo. Illamount-
Ing to the sum of J177.V.H. which vi d sum It U
proposed by a report duly adopted by the oily
council to tmcM ! on the ro.ii o < tate on onch
s-do of California streul from 15th street to : iith
snoot pro r.ita. aecordliu lo foot frontacunml
thu usual so.iluu biek process In tlopii to
the llrst alloy us per us.lal su.illtu buok pro
cess Unto uor foot , J7.M " ; tlm private ro.itl
way , nmountliii : to tliusnm of Kill ) . ' , to bo as
sessed tolhoro.il e'st-uo 'idjo'uinu.
To cover thn co t of paving und curbing
Suwnrd street from 24tn strcot loSMh street In
struct Improvement district No. 4.17. sjld n.iv-
lug utnoiiutln to the sum ot * 1.1' 5.21 and * .ho
nulling to the 111111 of { II 97. willed said sums
It Is pranoied tiy u report duly ndoptod by the
cltv eounnil to assess as follows :
The cost of curbing to bo us > csicd to Intfl ,
bliiplc ( J , Shlnn s uddttlo-i.
The. cost cf p'tvliu prlvalo nppro.iPh.
aimiiTmliig to the sum ot tel.42 , to bo assessed
to loll , bloeit fl. Hlilnn'1 addition.
The tinlniu-o of the costof paving , amount-
In * lo thu sum of ? liS17l : ) , to bo luseasod on the
real ostnto on both sides of toward street from
24th street toJith street prorata per foot
frontage unit In depth from street to llrst
alloy , noonrillng lo the usual si-nllug baok pro
cess. Halo per foot , ? I.OJi7. :
To cover iho cost of p ivliu mid curbing of
2-lrd street fiom Coming Klrool to north line
of Michigan street lit street linprovemuut dis
trict No. 4IU , amount las to the sum ot 1.4 2.07 ,
which said sum It is proposed by ti roni-rt duly
adopted by the city council to assess as fol
lows :
The amount of $ Yl.i ) to ho assessed on lot 7 ,
block IDlJt. for paving nnd curbing upuroaoh ,
Tlio li.uance uf $ . ! , ! I5I.1)2 ) , to bo assessed on the
real estnto on lioth sides of -'id street /rom
Cuinlng street lo llio north sldo of Mlchlun
slrout , according to foul frontage. In dot-Ill
to the renter ot block , according to the usual
so.illng buck process. Kate per foot. JI.O.Vj.
To cover the cost of paving und curuliu
Gracu street , from the cast line of Iho U. . St ,
P. , M. .to. Ky right of way 10 oust line of Pad
dock place , In struct Improvement district No.
'I" ! , amounting to the sum of SJ,4'- $ . . " > 0. whluh
said sum , It H pioposed , Ly a report duly
adopted by the elly council , to assess on thu
loafcst.itu on oaeh si lo of llraco street from
tbu said right ot wav to Iho ivtst llnu of Paddock -
dock plauo , pro rata as per foot f rant.iitu and
tbo usual Huullng back process In depth U !
fuoU Kitu : per foot , M.12'.M.
Tocovur l he cost of puvlng and curtain ; ( lib
street from Pierce street to Hickory stroot. In
street Improvement district .No. 4'.M , amount
ing to the sum of Jl.VOIM.iir. which said sum. It
Is proposed , by u report. : duly adopted tjy tliu
elt v council , 10 i'S < uss as follows : Tlio cost of
prlvnlo approach , iitiionntlng to the sum of
9135.8. ' , to bo ussossu.1 to the real U3tatu for
which conslrncled.
Thu b-iltinco of said cost lo bo assessed
prorata on the loal estate on both sldos of
said street , according to thu foot front ago und
tbu usual scaling back process to tliu depth of
said dlstilot nscroitod ; the strips from u.ir-
towlir. the streets Iu said district not consid
ered in calculating tliu frontage. Kato per
foot , 9-i.O.vJSi.
To cover tbo cost of pnvltiz and uurlilng
Cass street from 2.'d street to 24lh stiuet. In
strcot Improvement district No. UO , amountIng -
Ing to thu sum of J.'i.-a.J.ili. whloh said sum. It
Is propcsod. by a rooort duly ndcpted by the
city council , to tisscs pro rata per foot front-
aid ) nnd tbo usual scaling buck pro-ess In
depth to thu first alloy. Kato per fool , Si.SSWi
Tocovur llio rest of paving and curbing ot
Cnss stroot. from o int line of Twenty-fourth
street to ivcst line of Twenty-fourth Htroctln
street Improvsniunt district No. 45'J , amount
ing 10 thu sum of W55.IJ5 , which said sum It. Is
proposed by u report duly adopted by the ully
council , to usac3 on lot 7 , block ,102 , ulty.
To cover thocost of constructing u sewer in
sowur district No. 1M. iimoti'itlnz to tbu sum
of f 1.00 3. l.i. wblch Bald sum It U proposed by n
report duly adopted by tnu city council , lo ns-
soss pro ratii uceordlii'i to foot froutagoon thu
real estate fronting on said su-.vcr , corner lots
having : i suwor on two sides to bo ussessod for
tlio longur sldo only. H ito par foot , Jj.tvil7i > .
To cover the coat 01 constructing a sewer In
sewer district No. lli.i , amouutinto thosum
of $ I.7I7.S'J. wh.cli said sum It Is proposed by ix
roportduly udoptud bv the city council to as
sess prorataon thu real cstato adjoining said
sewer accor ling lo tbo foot frontage , and the
usual scaling back process In depth to tliu
boundaries uf said district as created.
Kato per foot , $3 &WI3.
To cover the cost of constrnetlnz a sewer In
sewer district No. Ill ) , amounting to the sum
of ! I.U74.X. ' . which said sum It Is proposed by a
report duly adopted by tlio city council , to as
sess pro r.ita on tbo foot frontage und tliu
usual scaling hack process In depth to thu
boundary lines of said district us created.
Kato per foot. Sl.JI-U.
To cover the eosi of constructing a sewer In
sewer district No. \ : > \ amounting to thosum of
S2l.213.Gfl , which said Hum it i.s proposed by u
rcporlduly adopted by the ulty cornier to as
sess pro-ruin according to foqt fronlugu and
the usual scaling buck process to Iho depth of
ono lot on rc.il utitu : In stld district :
Provided , That on corner lots having a
suwur on two side * they shall bo ussossud fur
the long sldo only.
Certain trlan--iilar lots are assessed for the
one-half of frontage. Kato per foot. Jl.u.277.
Tax lot 12 assessed fori'ij.a1.1 nnd tux lot 13
ussojsod for J.Vi.OI.
To cover thocost of constructing connec
tions to sewers In streutlmprovomentolstrlets
Nos. lid-40) ) . 423. 4M ; , 4i)7. ) unil 4j ( ' , done under
contra ! with John IT. Duley. uinounllug to the
sum of $ $15.51 , which It Is proposed oy u report ,
clu'y ' adopted by the city cobucll to us-o.sa iho
cost of each supur.ito eimnuctlon lo tbo lot or
part of lot or real ost.ito to which such con
nection Is made , aa follows :
t. Imp.
uUlat. Amount.
SU H7 bik 187H city $17 IU
" s41ftoflttilklS75 ! ) ! " 1" U
" It 10 bile 1874 " J U-i
< jGltl blklOI'/ ' " 7C.D
< Cilt4blIclUJi ( ! " 1'JW
< 10 a'/Jot It 5 bik 102 ! } " 18 Hi
-3 s 10 ! ) ft of It bik 2l l ' 13 7. }
" it 1 lilk I Credit I'linclnr * 137.5
IIIT , bik " 13 7.'i
" It 4 bile 15 " 1575
' It 4 bik 22 / " in 7' .
' llfl bik 22 " KI75
" It Shi kit" " ! ' ! f' " '
" 114 blk M " J2 75
" It 5 bik JW " ' 1' ? 75
" tax lot It 15 con ) " ! 1 W
4 80 Mof H.'lblk P Campbell's Hub II in
it 4 bik P " H 10
" ltd bile P ' H W
" u ii of It 0 bile I Parker's addition llfl
" w 45 ft of It Ublk I . ' U 2) )
" H 71)1 left " 11 SI
" Its bik5 " 11 HI
" . u ! Jof | , B Illicit " H l
" wfjof ItH bllctt " DVD
" o ! ' , of It.1 bile 7 " 11 SI
' u 14 of 114 bile 7 " Jl HI
" ' ' 11 M
ntiof lt4blU8 .
" Jtllblk'J " I" M
o'iof It i bllcl ) " H I"
' ' itsi'iicu ' ; t4
. . ; ji
Itibile , ! ! Slilnn's2nd addition 1181
" oKof Its bile I ' HID
It 0 bik I " H 10
4.'lQ U7 bile o Strickland's sub 11 HI
H8 b Id ) " 11 H1) )
" It ! ) oik o " 11 m
it lit idk o " 11 H )
4i7 : ltbk ( ) ! 1 Shlnn's adOltlon 14 SJ
Uilblkii " JH8) )
" Itfibll ; 0 H nO
4ul ) It 10 Joosten's sub 12 57
" It2 Pruyn'H sub 1257
' It 4 " \ " . 57
If.bik ) A Shlnti'saddition - II II
Itllblk A " 12 f > 7
" li'57
lift bile A
ltd bik A " M : n
u of Itllblk II " U f'7
It M bik 10 " 1257
wiiof H8bk ! H " II 7h
' o'.iof US bik H " 13 57
ItH bile 12 " 11 78
115 bik III " 1257
" Itliulk 15 " IV W
$315 51
Tocovorlhocostof constructing connnrtlpns
lo sewers In slrout Improvement districts No * .
JhO , 421. 411 , 4I'I. 411 , 45) , 451 , I5ti , IIVI , I'/l ' , IU7 and
47-1 In I ho city of IJiu a ha , amount Ink' to thosum
of 1J.OIU.IVI. which sa'.d sum It la proposed by a
joporlduly adonied by the ully council to uc-
sussoatho lot , paitof lot or ruul nstntu to
whluhconncetlcns uru mad ju pur the fol-
owing Hat :
'
No. Amount.
2Mj 113 Hensrm'ssub $11 ID
" lti : . ' 11 16
It Id ICIIzKboHi 1'laco 12 2J
ItlH ' 12 2J
Itl ! ) ' J2 21
H-0 " 12 2i )
u'Jd ft ( if It 2. ! Ifrauklln Siiniro 1 ! ) 2J
Has ft of It 21 , , . " " " , , J1 1B
" ItOblic : ! I.akuHaddition 21) ) . ' 10
It 7 bile U " 20 M
It U bill U " SO 315
It 12 ITiinklln Siiuuru 1119
it " 11 10
it II II 1
ins " lilt )
it in II 19
HIT " II 19
It 18 " 11 Itt
It7bllc3 K VHmltirH addition 1119
US bik U II 19
U2bllc4 " SjliJ5
It3blk4 * 21 fi
Itlblki " U I )
To cover tlio cost of damaccs fur changoof
grade. being a judgement. In favor of tSohip- ,
porot , ( Jhirk and Clohurnu fur ohangoof grade
of ICIghiounih street ircin l < o ivonwurlh strout
to 400 foot south of Mntiou street , amounting
lo thosiini of f-,2il.W ) , wlileh siiiiUnin It Is pro-
pospd.'by a report only adopted by tlio city
council , to assess on tliu real estalu on both
sides ( if Kighluunth street from Liinvonwortli
street to th railway rlsht ofviy. . pro rntu as
per font frontage. and llio iiHiial scaling back
process In depth to tbu llrul alloy. Hate per
font , W.7J707. .
To cox or tlio co'-tot daian os awarded for
tlio oponiii'/ Twoiily-slxtli t-treet from Hi , i
north line of Niiisou'u addition loUaldxvoll
strunt. aiiionntln : to tlio suinof tOIS.i5 > , wblch
said sum U Is proposal ! by a report duly
adopted by tlio city council , to ahsutsou both
sldus of 'rwciity-slxtb street , from Oiiiulnjj
stroHttoSuw.ird stniot. an follows :
1'roin Ciiinlni street , to north UrnNolson's
adtiltlon $1,43.59. nt the rate of $ .MI per front
fool.
fool.On
On lots " to fl Inclnslvo In Joeslons" sub ,
JSil7.H , HI. tlio r.itoof .4I pur front foot
From U ildwull to Hamilton strums , ll.vj.00 , at
tin1 r.ito of 00 wants pur front foot.
I'rom ll.unllton to Cliurlusalruuts , JIOS.OO , at
tin1 r.ito of Mi ciintH par front font.
I'Yom ' C'b'irlcis to toward sti'euUi7,00 , at
llui rate of 70 ciiniH per front fool.
On lut No. I , .Ims-slmi'M siiti. fM.H' : .
On IdL.'l. block | \ Shlnn'H iiddltlnti , ll'JI.nn.
Tlioabovoisb.s9inunllndoplli : from Tivotily-
sl.vlh Htrcot to iliiiiilslaiu-eof onu lot only.
To vovor Uin co-'tof uonstriu'llnx purmiinnnt
Hldowalks by I 'on I & llnsi' , anionntiir , ; 10 tlio
mini off.Mn.V.M , whluii riililNum Its \ propose I
l y a roport. duly iidoptuil liy th < > intv uoiini'll ,
to HSSL'SS on tlm follnwln rual estate , nlon '
wlileh said v.Mluiaro laid :
Lots block 7i City W
Lot (1 ( block 73 " Sin ! U
Lot7lilo k7'J " aiJKl
Lot llilocKK ) 51701
Lot , a block UO ' t" l 17
Lot 4 blork ! ) l " SI7V ! ! )
Lotnhln K2UI4 ! . ' ; 3Jai
Lot5bloorOl ! : " 11347
'
Total . . } ; ' . ! - ' : ; , !
Torovnr tluiconl and b HIIL-I on of laying
pcrnrinimt ( .tuttti walks by J.V. \ . runins ft
Hens , amounting to ihn .sum of . ' ,751.07 , whlnli
N.ilil Mini It U propoied by a ruiioit duly
adopted by the < ! ilv i-iiiini'll. to assuns on tlio
rual iMato uloni ; wlili'b sala v/allts iirulaid , ai
follows :
Lota. lilnulcS.ll. Ulty S3) ) 77
school uniumls. bctwnnn ' "Jtli an 1
S'.Mand nodijjuiidDiiyoiiport MIITCIH 2.517 a )
Tofil . . W.75I i.7
To cover tlio coit of Monti sidowalUs laid by
.l.Ti' . I'nrnas > V. .Sou , uinoiintlnK to tlio mini of
j7i..8. ' . which H'tld KIIIII It Is ( imposed by a re-
portdnly adnplnU-hy tliu oliy ooniiulllo assies
on tlio lota or unit * of lots udjuconlto tliu
wnlk laid , to-wits
LI. 7 lilk 4U fliv Ulll.'l )
; -trl | ) of land uiljolnin ? an u.-ist
ltt Oil ; Ji ( Olty 4U 3i
1.1 .SIlit , 41 107 U )
K ( i of It 7 bik 51 41 115
1,15 bik l)7 ! ) 24'J ' IH
Hub lot 11 113 Uapltol add HhjH I. ; ' ) 41
l.t 11 blU I Kuninilt rince I''J ' T.I
Total ITH ! i. "
Von urc fnrtlioriiollllRd ihutK'jId "Proposed
Plans of AskOhsniunt" niu now Mlbjert to tliu
inipcctlon and ci\tunlimtloiiof any of thuii-.vn
crx of Nald lolx , jiarln of loin or pn'.uin of rual
( Mate , or the Innpui'tlon or uMimlnutl'in ( if
nny oilier piT'on interoslnil In Maid propjsml
iihM-sHiuuntti , at tliu otllcu of Ha d o ty clcru ,
mid th it by a report of a fuinmlltf" < > < Hl < l
I'liiinollduly adouted. It lHirupi.sol | ( tn.il nn-
lom for BOOII mid milllulunt KUIIH t may IID
oiliurwih ? oi'tuniil and dutm-mlnc , ! . Hint tb'i
iiHl ufhald lilliirotiiineiita ronpiiolivmy bn " '
bossed on the soyeral lots , pailw > if intu uu'l '
plueesnf real iststo as HIIOWII by said pro-
lioied plan < of iis < ( t oiiinl.
Yon' and oi : li of von , nrn hcitiliy n.tiflnd to
iippeurbc'forgn.ild Hoard of Ivina iz.tttbUi nt
I he time and place uliovii hpi.-i'lllod. to iiKiku
any uo'iiilaliit.8tatuiniuit ) orol/liii'tluu yi u d -
hfrumincornltiK any of xald proiiojud levies
and uhsus.imcntii uf upuobil fives
JOHN ullDVKs.
t'lty ' Oioi-le.
Omaha Neb. UcceinborUli , IS'li D'J u7t
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