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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1893)
THE OMAHA DAILY UEEttLFKlIXYY. MAY 12 , ] )3. ) GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS [ lubbard and Lnnor Charged with Swindling tbo State Generally , IrlORE CASES LIKELY TO BE MADE OUT | Mnnli Money AllpRfxl to llnvn Hern Ob- tulnrd lijI'orifliiR Trnn fpr of Property - erty How llin Work U Salil tu llnvo Ilunii Dune. Neb..May 11 [ Special to Tnu indictments recently found bv | the grand 'urj wi-ro today llled for public Inspection Tlwj nro not us numerous ns t'l eh irgf-a found hy the tlrsl grand Jury , bit 'is th.it IK ) ly lias not com ludod Its In- T iiliritlim ( lieto will prob.iblv bo more of t > same kind brought in. 'J lirttli irges of foigery and uttering nnil i -bushing forged tr.insfefs of property are Jt'Ight ' In number with tiiitnos , dates nnd Jji'tiounts as follows Th.it on May 7 , 1SU ! , fnrirod i ml rollernldrd and abetted , Btho n inn1 of John P lligglns to a voucher j/cii ft.i.l 11 l.iii'i.irv T , li'Jl , the ii.itno of I ! | l ) sl.aff < fur 17 J 4 imo dnl" , the n.inio of I.in.th . 11 forfM ) ; .Innuirv , I ITJ , the Iliutm.'of S n Park fnrI-l ( > . April 11 , IK'.U , ! .f Uonpo foi ? . ! ! l.'i , Scpti-mbcr lii , I Sill , the Jnnmi'ofl1 ( t P uk , for ! ( * ) fill ; SUMO date , f Hit hard 1'lino K n into. for-l'M ) , s.iini'date , I tin ) ii.iino of s 1' lavs , for fi.1 The last f thti-c n.iini Laui i as tlio one \rhodldtlio [ forging niul HubbirU as the nlder and nbot- [ torIt It is also charged that [ iuor nnd Hiilib.inl I en August IH Ihlll , falsely nnd fiauduluntlv i rcpresent < Hi toSupi rintcndt'iit Knnpiitli.it S I-ous had furnished cattle to Iho value of t ivlirn tlio ii'.il amount \w.s only ' 0 , that on Januan 7 Is'il.S K Southwell was slid to liaxt1 fin ill-tiled r.iltlo to the value offM. ivhi n uoiiu woio furnlshi-d , that on .lanuai\ 7 , 1101 thercpiesrnted that H 1) Shiner Iiad furnished bee\cs to the vnluo of J17U , when none WIHP fuinislied , that on Septem ber 15. 1SOI they lepif-sentcd that V. G 3'nrk had sold cattle to the \altieof Wtl5 W ) . when but $ is _ ! no woi th was furnished ; that onApiilll 1V'J1 , .1 Koopo was tcpresetited to li.-no sold beeves to the value of $ .101 r > . when but flM ) was the real utnouut. that on January 0 , 1M , tlicj lepresi-nted that S I ) Park ii.ul fuinishi-d cattle to the valtioof ? ll ( ) , nnd on Mairli s , iv.ij , repiesonted he had fninishod cuttle to \aliieof00'.HI ! , when in fact on neither d ito had ho futnished any supplies whatever ' iho Indli tinents against W. D Sewell charge that on May 4 , IH'.tJ he falsely and fraudtilcntU lepirsenteil to the Hoard of ' 3'ublic Lands ami lluildlngs that hu had fur nished Humto the vnluo of $ . ) ' . ! 10. when In fact none whate\er had been deliveied : and that on January U IV.tt , ho piesi-nted and Iiad allowed a hill of * .M ( ) W for Hour and coin meal , hut of which $ > 05 had been sup- tilled ilubhard was arrested today , and this nrtciiiooii was still In the mstodyoftho hhciilT awaiting the appoar.ini.oof his bondsman - man V I Koss .Sclortrd Ilrndiiuartiirn. The grand lodge of the jurisdiction of Ne braska of tlio Ancient Older of United "vVoikmen ended its lahots this morning with the installation of the ofiliers elected 5'cstorday A spirited contest atoso between Utand Island and Lincoln as to the location of the grand lodge headquartris , hut Lin coln won with comparatho ease It was ulso decided to Hold the next biennial ses sion of the lodge In Kearney The meeting has been n .snciessful one , nearly -ISO dele gates being ptesent lli-foro the .Stntn Printing Itiinrcl. The state printing hoard mot today and listened to the protests against giantingof Iho contracts on the basis now befoio the Injiird for net ion U 1) Hathaway and Editor Sodijowlekof Yotknnd other inter ested bidders were present defending their Interests It wasclaiined by the Protestants that if the lowest bid on this j tsar's work > vas accepted It would bo m. excess of from J17.000 to fc20,000 oxer lustjo.ir's accepted bidThe The State Journal company , through Mr. Il.ithiiu.ij , claimed that on the work received by this compan ) last } ear they did not mnko u tent , In fact lost several thousand dollars A written argument will ho pre sented to the hoard on Saturday iigalnst awarding the contract on the old bid and an answer will bo llled hy the Journal and otheis interested on Monday. State Treasurer Hartley and Auditor Moore constituted the members of tno board lucbcnt. K rcl\rd Ida t'oinmlmlmi. General Victor Vlfiiualn , who was adjutant ftcncral under the Bed administration , re ceived his commission from Presid'int ' Cleve land naming him for the position of consul Bonoral at Panama The general has secured - cured his passport nnd will sail from Now York for his now Hold of labor about May 'M. City III Brief. In Iho criminal sldo of district court today the case of the state against Joseph Middle- worth , Albert Wagner and Peter Hanson , charged with stealing poach brandy , was called and Is now In progress i-il 3'errion was found not guilty of burg lary , but guilty of potty larceny. The case against Henry .Miller , charged with crime against nature , was called , but the prosecuting witness recanted Ills stoo It was continued until Monday to llml out if ho prcfcis telling the Until or standing trial for perjury Dining the storm last night n holt of lightning strii"k the barn of Joseph Harr in the northern pait of the city and entirely i < lestri > icd it The Capital hotel also suffered r from u slight stroke , while the telephone , t'leUrie light and street rallwaj companies uerop.iill.illy disabled by the ligntnlng's J icalc a Mrs tii'ff of IfilOPstieot is looking nnd longing for the re tut n of her gold ling , Vfwhich she allowed her domestic , Jennie Por- $ | ltltis , to wear to the show. Jennie never returned - - ' , { ( turned , nnd It is supposed that she has gone H' to her home In Lisbon , la The cit } of Lincoln Is in a heap of trouble over the matter of patronirlng the two tins- iiltals , ono run by Protestants and the other by the ( . 'athollc slsteis Four years ago when the I'aihollo hospital was opened the clti , as an encouragement , entered Into a tj aovcn jear contract to send all patients to / ' that institution Hocently the Protestants ! opened a hospital , nnd the clt/ agreed to J nllow all Its charges to select w hlch hospital thov desired to ho taken to Now conio the Catholics , howo\or , with their contract , mid - the cotincllnien will probahH hnvo n lively 7 time explaining matters to the satisfaction \ of both Work on the O street viaduct was begun this moining Some dissatislled jiroticrty owners near by hnvo threatened Injunction proceeding ! ' , but they have failed to mater ialize as et Dritth of Two Vi-turam. KOIIT Nionitviu , Neb , May 11 [ Special to Tin : Hen ) - CJeorgo W. Gardiner , troop G , Sixth caialo , a mcmbor of Colonel Wood l > est , Giand Ami } of the Kepubllc , No. 5'J , lied at the post hospital Sunday night ol viilMilnr disease of the heat t Mr Gardiner was ono of the oldest soldiers in the Sixth l cavnlr.N , h.ning Hist enlisted on Mav 111 , ! IM'J Helms tilled every position an enlisted ' man can III ! nnd of Into jeais has been clerk in the resliiu-ntal and i > est adjutant's onico whorou-r his troop was stationed His funenil took place Wednesday afternoon nt t t ! o'clock , and thojost tuincd out oumassu 1 to show thuir respect for n man , who serveil nearh twenty j ears in thoblxth , nnd could count his friends by the thousands. Ho par ticipated In the Modoe war , In the campaigns ugalnst N'loioria and Geronimo , nnd was in thlrtj-ono battles nnd skirmishes during the Into war John Gehringer , troop A. Sixth cavalry , a veteran of over twontyllvoears servlco j nnd noncommissioned onicerfn the Kighth l-'ourth nnd Sixth cavalries , dlod Tuosdai night of pneumonia > Dmnlio of 1'wo Nvlir.mk.i Wouirii. WK T POINT , Neb , May 11 [ Special to Tint HEK ] Mrs l-Vrdlnand Walter , ono of West Point's earlj settlers , died at her homo in this clt ) of dropsy , Monda ) , nt the ago o ! 41 jears Mrs.nlten wns born In Oulncy , 111 , In issa , wus rturiil and educ.itiHl In that city nud was married to Funliii.uu Walters in ISii'J. The fatniiA settled InNVst Point in Iti78 , where they haio always resided " Nul i May ll.-iSuoclil Telegram to Tun HKB ] - Mrs. George Caloy died here this tnornlnir after a lingering Illnnsn. The funeral will bo held tomorrow afternoon Mrs C'aloy was about MI cars old , ft mem ber of the Methodist Episcopal church nnd ono of the pioneer rcsldcntH of the county. Notes of Nvr from Krrmont. rituMONT , Nob. , May 11. [ Special to TUB IlK.r j Hon. GcorRO W. K Donoy U In Chicago cage Air. nnd Mrs. William Atwood of Plattsmouth are visiting their son A. W. Atwood and family. Carlisle N. Ilovvloy of Omaha nnd Miss Kato H. Lord wcro married at the resldonco of the brldo in this cl'.y yesterday. ftav. Gnorpo W. Martin , chaplain of the industrial school in Kearney , will deliver the addn-ss here on Memorial day , May SO. Mrs. Ada Hilling of Geneva and U L Olds , com mander In-chief of the Sous of Veterans , are also exported to speJk Charles DeLaMatyr i.is brim elected marshal , with an assistant rom eat h school and society In the clt } Dan Miller , superintendent of the Pro- nonl public si heels , and his daughter , LI la , ono of the contestants , will attend the Nc iraska High school oratorical contest In the MethoiiUt Kplscopal chun h In York lomor- ow evening 'I his will bo the llrst contest if the Kind over hold In the state. Writ Point .Notes. WKST POIST , Nob. , May 11. [ Special Tele gram to Tim Hun ] The following oftlcers \ercelected for Iho ensuing jcar at the neeting of the recently elected directors of ho West Point Huildlng and Loan associa- lon Thiirsdav J ( , ' Crawford , president , Hto llauman. vice president , \V K ICrause , sccietarv , and K I' Klokc , treasurer Key Father Uueslng left for Chicago Tuesday as a delegate from Nebraska to attend the n itlonal convention of the Cath olic Knights of America. C ilnriilgu Morrlmnt Injiirnd. Cot.r.iniioi : , Neb , May 11 [ Special Telegram - gram to Till' HKK ] A serious accident be fell M K HutturtlcM , a merchant of this ! tv , this morning while ho was helping to novi- his house An lion rod to which the lowi-r w is attichud gave awav striking Mr. Juttci Held on the arm , breaking It below he elbow Other injuries less painful were cielved , Cla > Conti-r'i * N MV ISullillii7n. CI.AY CUNTKII , Neb , Maj -Special [ to I'm : Hi K | ' 1 he Commercial State bink has iiovcd Into tcmpoiary < iuarters while its u-vv building Is being erected Hon 1 N f ! ruub is orei ting a very line ind commodious du filing on his farm In nland township , which , when completed , vill bo one of the llncst in the county. SOUTH OMAHA AFFAIRS. Simliil | Simliin of tlip t'llj C iinotl lo dm- niiliir Sulooii l.lci'll.fs. The city council met in special session igaiu last night to lUlen lo icmonstraiices ig.unst the granting of licenses toceitaiu saloon kei-pors The nsu of Dan Clary was the only one taken up , but as none of the 10- nonstr.itots responded to the calling of their i.imi's bUitv Clerk Dit/cn no testimony vas taken Memlx-r C'onloj't motion thai he protesl bo dismissed prevailed The icense committee then n-commendcd that ho llconso bo granted and. the report was idoptcd Saloon licenses were also granted to'lhomas Haiid and Chailcs F Haird All > ut three who have made application have JLCII gi anted licenses , and their cases have wt jet been i cached ( 'omtiiMrtlitit I Inn to DlimoUo. The commission linn of Crlll , Donnv & Co will soon bo dissolved They have been loing business at the slock yards in tnis citj 'or the past three ye.irs , Mr Denny being , ho active member of the Htm Owing to Mr Crill's mental iifllictlon , a conservator will have lo bo appointed , as ho has ilrcady been deduct ! insane bv the iroper authoiities in Chicago. After this ils son , who picforted that his father bo not sent to a public asj lum , had him cared for at isanitailum in Hattlo Creek , Mich , where 10 is now Until recently it was hoped that ,10 , would recover Mr Grill's letters to Mr Donnv are writ ten very intelligently and do not indicate in sanity in any degree Alfred Crill is ono of the boat known stock commission merchants m Chi ago , and mad" many friends in South Omaha during his visits here Alexander Kogcr , & Crill was the st.vlo of the Chicago form but this was Unsolved w hen the lirst symptoms of insanity developed. .Struck l > > liabb's saloon building at the west approach preach of the Q street viaduct was struck by lightning about 11 o'cloclc Wednes day night. It llrst struck the chim ney and toio along the shingles lo Iho water spout and from there down the sldu of the building to the wains- coating , when it broke forth on the In- sldo walls and toro off considerable plaster and some of the lloorlng. The damage will amount to about $ . " > 0 'Iho roof of a boarding house at Twenty- cighth and K streets was also struck and slightly damaged This wasenlicr in the evening Onoot the boardcis was standing at the well when a brick from the chlmi.py was knocked off and .struck him Ho tumbled over into a mud pudulo , but was not injured. SUCH lor DiimiiKt-ti. City Attorney Van Dusen jesterday re ceived notice that on Monday morning the case of James Powell against the city of South Omaha would bo called In Judge Onion's court Mr Powell sues the cltj for ( i DIM ) forpcisonal iujuilcs sustained by fall lug through a defective sidewalk. Aliiglr < 'lty > oli-4. K L Tiffany of Hlair is in the city. Hi'hop Skinner of Lincoln was in the city lasl evening. Maurice Strauss , of the Cudahy force , is home fiom a trip easl Miss Agnes Carpenter of Dunlap , la. , is visiting Miss Alma Francis Uobort Terrell , coloicd , was locked up for a few hours jestordaj for incorilgibillty. Ho icccivod a severe icprimaud and was al lowed to go home. Lightning struck Junes Callalnn's hnuso in Albright Wodnesda > night The wall at the head of Callahan'.s bed was toin out and the building b.ullj wrecked , but none of the Inmates weio injured. Mr Snlvoly , tlio dog catcher , Impounded the canine of a .voting mm named Moore yes terday A few hours later Moore was caught in the act of stalling the do/ from the pound Ho was taken lo the police sta tion , but was not locked up Julius Fodlch , a hotel keeper , was locked up last evening for disturbing the peace in the viclnlly of his hotel W W Livingston , also a hotel man , at Twontjsixth and C streets , was arrested on the same charge Ho is accused of assaulting his wife am : raising a general row In the houso. A.u.ij.i.ro.Y OA int : LAII\ . Four Cine * DUcovtMiul on tlio Stcannlilp on Itrnoliliii ; hmri > rk. NEW YOIIK , May 11. The steamship Iahn arrived this morning with a load of Hun garlau Immigrants , four of whom were down with smallpox. Thej' were removed to a post house and the others tpiarantlncd anil vaccinated. Nitinn Vour I'uvorltos. Hvory member of the Omaha Woman's club is requested to send before next week to Mrs / T. Lindsoy , BIO South Fortieth street , a postal card on which is oxprossoil her preference for ofllcers for the ensuing jear The ofllcers to bo nominated are president , ilrst vlco president , second vice president , recording soorotary , correspond Ing secretary and treasurer From the names thus suggested the nom inating committee will prepare a ticket authorized by the nominees , choosing ii each case the two having the largest am r.oxt largest number \otesand will pro scut it ut the annual meeting on May ih ) . A majority vole of these present shall coustl tuto an election. Appolnlril by rnmmUtluiior ( inrno.lu , Tlio continued illr.oss of Mr Seth Moblo.v in Chicago has made it necessary to api > oin some ono to assist in looking after the inter cats of the Nebraska extiibtl at the White. City. Commlstdonor General Garnoau has asked Mr D L. Cartan to assume the post tlou of secretary during Mr Mobloy's illness and Mr Cartan loft jestcrday afternoon fo Chicago. Dalegato Bawlins of Utah Hai Warm Words with the President , UTAH APPOINTMENTS THE CAUSE OF IT Argument * UiiU Woulil Not Ita Il trn il to by tlio Chlnf Kieciitlve lluwllnt lie. IRHI Illf 8o t In Counresn Changes tlmt Are Needed. WASHINOTOV , U C. , May 11 An ovcnlng ) -\or hns this nccoutit of the trouble bq- ccn the president , aiU Dulogato Uiwllns : As ti result of till ( llsitrrcuniciit between ilmsclf nnd President Cleveland , Delegate toliu Li Haxvlins of Utah lus totogr.iplicd to iovertior West his t cognation of his siut la congress The trouble was over the distribution of 'udor.il ii.itroii.iRO In Utah , and it in said that lot words passed between the two anJ that .hero was an cxi'IUug sccno Certain it that -hat - when Mr Kiwlins left the president'1 * room his f.u-o win Ilushod with .itigerunl he wag lalrarhiK under gre.it excitement The Incident occurred on last SUurdav " ) olcgnto Uiwlitu had had two or throe pre vious Interviews with the president and had made certain recommendations for appoint- nents in his territory. Ho came to sou what notion Mr Cleveland was golns , ' to t.iUo In , heso cases and ho was fortunate enough to lave a private conference with the president Ho soon ( Uncovered tint President Clovo- and had his oun views on the subject of up- lointiiionts to ofllco In Utah Cut Slinrt lilt AiiiiiiciitH. | Mr Uawllns started In to ar uo his case nml sliow why ho was right The president lit him short and Intimated that there were other persons ana other Interests besldi-s .hose loprescnted by Mr Uiwllns , whlih would have to bo consulted 15y this limn .he . delegate's temper had been aroused and ilthough the picslclcnt had lmply told him , is ho has told to all membois of congicss , Mr Hawltns gave It as his opinion that his ecommendatlons should i-irrj moio uclght. 3no wo id led to another , until llnally Mr t.iwlms , worked up into a passion , told the iresidont that if Ills word w.is not to bo akcnlthngard to Utah matters anil poll- Ics ho could llml seine ono olio to consult lowentatonco to the telegrafn olllce and Ured hlsiesignatlon to the governor Although tlie president's leccnt order has ut down the number of callers , since a con gressman cannot earn his constituents in \ltli him to the ptesldent's piesonco , it has lone hut llttlo else. The convciossmen and ouatots contlnuo to come as uuinciouslj as \or , and thcv occupy just as much tune as liev did whim they brought a crowd with hem 'llieio being compaiatlvely few of hem , each member of congress feels cn- itleu to prolong UU conver.sation , so that as ar as time is concerned , they consume as nucli as over. Will Cut On riirtltnu Profr-romo. Theie are those among the aaily callers at ho whtto house who would not bo surprised o witness a radical change In the next jear ir two in the method of dlstiibuting the eiletal intronage Jiicll\ ! stated , thochange \ould mean the curtailment , if not the com ileto abolition ot active and persistent efforts by congressmen in the distribution of ) itronage The ncccssiti for a chance in ho present s\stem is said to llo in the fact that of Into years the work of congress as an executive boJy is seriously interfered with bv the absence of members from the lally session , necessitated by the attention which thev must gi\o to the tas.t of pressing , hclr constituents demands for patronage in the various departments Another reason put forward for the change s the allegation that in many states eligi- ) llltyfor election to congress has conio to be gauged by a man's abllltv to get appoint- nents for his constituents and to sway lower with the administration. It is al- egcd that the larger part of the average congressman's daily "IcgislatHe" duties con- jlsts In making the founds of the depirt- nonts In behalf of his constituents , his scat in the legislative bodv , to winch ho was elected , ii'inalningcrnptj the meanwhile it is said that Mr. Cleveland has been keenly impressed with the situation , which has been brought vividly to his attention during the past two months , and that in such leiMire moments as ho has been permitted to enjoy ho has. taken It under serious consid eration Many of the congressmen them selves , it is said , would welcome a change in the system. itr.voi.UTioMsrs WIN. They Otertlirow the NIMni uiii ; Oov rn- inunt War alilpi Ordered There. WASIII.NOTOV , D. C. , May -Secretary Orcsham received a aispatch from Mr. Newell , consul u the capital of Nicaragua , which stated that the revolution iu Nicar agua was a success and that the revolution ists uru now 111 control of the government. Dr Guzman , the Nicaragua ! ! minister has received similar advices it is understood. Ho h nl a long conference with Secretary Gie.4li.uu at the State depirtmcnt today and they exchanged information Mr Now ell's dispatch In substance Is as follows"Tho reiolution commenced April 'JS , headed by ex-President Xivalla The revolutionists hold ( Jianada , Managua.iilvas , Contales , Matagalpa and h in Juan del Norto Thoj aio well armed , having a good supply of Galling guns. 'Jlio uo\eminent forces number 2,01)0 ) tnun. poorly niganlrcd and led , while the revolutionists number from ! t.O > K ) to 5,000 , , commanded by prominent generals The io\einmont fotves mule three unsuc cessful attacks on Man i ua Martial law has b M-n declared and a decree has been issued lor a foiced loan of * WO,000 " it is lo irned from another source that the ievolutionists aicin pissussion of the Nicar agua c.uial. It was upon this information , and that received from Minister Newell , tli it Secretary Giosham applied to Secre tary Heroert for another vessel to bo bent to Nicaiagua. The Atlanta , now at Now York , his al- icad\ been ordered to proceed to Groytown , on the east coast , but as the revolutionary movement is no irer the west coist , it was deemed host to dispatch a vessel to that part of the country Accordingly , orders were sent by telogranh to Jay lo the com mander of the Alliance at San Francisco , di recting him to piocccd at once witn his ves sel to a pjint on the well coast The Alli ance will probably make her headquarters ut San Juan del Sur No apprehension Is felt In ofllcial circles that the now rulers of Nicaragua will fail to protect American interests They will naturally sock to obtain early recognition from the United St.Hes , and ihis considera tion , asidn from international obligations , It is believed , will prompt them to adroitly protect lues and property of citizens of this country , nnd also to ofAWvo with good fullh nil contract * and conccjiloni of the former government. y WAIIIIXOTOX , D. O , , > lay 11 Collector Ix > tan at Portland , Cpgr ) today telegraphed Secretary Carlisle that the Danuho hail cleared for China wIlMOt ) Chlncso aboard , who bad been rofuso\Y admission to the United States 'V > Reports from thirty of the slxty-throo in- lei nal revenue districts giving the number of Chinese WMO li ivo 'rOKisteroil ' have boon received at the Treashtty. departmunt. The roK ) > rts nhow that 3 1 Chincso have thus far complied with the law Comptroller Hckcls lias designated D. A , Cook , bank oxamlnerTor Illinois , outside of the cltof Chicago , to take charge of the Columbia Nallonal Hank of Chlcaeo which failed this moinlng Ho has also telegraphed Hugh Young , bank examiner for western Pennsylvania , lesidlng at Pitlsburg , to pro ceed nt once to Indianapolis , liul. , and take charge of tlio Capital National bank of that clti. which also failed this morning. UK i nthn im Mnynr llnrrlnnii'ii I'uoullnr Wny of Uilvlnjr Aniijr mi Olllin Sncldiiir Alilorm til. CHICAGO , III. , Mav II. Mayor Harri son has Invented n now method of rid- dinjj hiiiiiolf of ollico seokui'8. It will not work with all mon , lint It aoltlos thincfs when tlio \ Imtor is iidnrnud with whiskers Mr. Harrison's i > liuiin prui'- llced yostot'day , was very hiinplo Ho toui'hi'd a liglitod match ti ) tin * whiskers wild the olllce seokoi1 departed at onco. When Mayor Harrison c.umi to his olllco in the afternoon it was fairly choked witli olllco bcokors. Ho had dlf- Ileully in foruing' IIH ! way to the door of his private room , and as ho did so was followed closely by Aldurman "Little Miko" R > an , who wanted an olllco for ono of his o'liHtituonts. 'Keep away. Llttlo Mike , keep away , my boy , I say , " remarked the mayor as ho ranpod on the door of his olllco for admission. The alderman smiled as mituh ns to say : "It's only hid way ; I m solid with him. " Hut the mayor did not regard the matter - tor in just that way , for ho repeated- " ( Jo away ; I won't ' eo yon. " Some ono inside opened the door , and the mayor stopped over the Ihrexliold. Alderman Uyan followed , and when Mr. Harrison attempted to close the door Kyan put ono foot inside and de feated the mayor's attempt to bar him out. out.Mr. Mr. Harris-oil looked down at the alderman and adisod him a third time togoawaj. His rijjar had tfono out during the conversation. He took a match from his vest pocket struck it and relighted his per- feoto. Alderman K.uin's head was thrust half way in the door. His long gray beard stiu-k out in a tan- tali/.ing way , and quick as a Hash the mayor jabbed the match into the center of it. There was a puff of snioku , a burst of llamo , and U strong smell of burning hah' and singed cuticle filled the air as the alderman wildly heal ivt the tlames that losti | ipno of their heat through the language employed by the alderman as ho pranced about the lloor until ho had put out tile lire. Mayor Harrison paid no attention to the matter. Ho slammed the door and went on with his work , just as If setting llro to aldermanic whiskers wore ordi nary municipal businc ' ) . Tlio alderman loft tlio eity hall in 'search ' of a drug store and vowing \oligt.aiice with every molion of Ills seorchod under jaw. TO ii it1niTii Latent Non-It j ContPnO ' V Midi \\lll Show Tnr 8pi-n < l. CHICAGO , 111. , May 11 Alibas Sahra ono of the Hedouin chiefs of the Society Hamidie , that is to give exhibitions of life on the deserl at the World's fair Ibis aniiuner , stood jesterday ab-tractly ga/ing with admiring eyi-s at liis pet camel. Abbas was disturbed in bi-i icv- erie by a reporter , who bought to question him on the speed ho could iet out of ono of his dromedaries. A proposition was advanced that one of the dromedaries bo matched against Chicago's best bicyclist. The noble shiek was assured that there were several bieyclo rider * in Chicago who could give his Damascus dromedary a hard tussle for a milo or two. The indieroiiMiess of a man on a bicycle being able to Iwat his pot drome dary was too much for Abbas and grow upon him until ho had to call up his fol low chiefs , Solim , Chaweeeh , Enurham/i and Mahmoud Oukawi , and hold a laugh ing concert. Ho said that his lleotest animal would go a mile in a triilc under three minutes , and received a severe pride wound by being told that his pot would have to bo given a handicap of fifty jwd * . The prospect of winning , however , got the bolter of him and ho digued articles of agreement for a mile race by electric lightsome evening in .Inly. Cli-voliintl Iar louod StokHi. Ninv YOIJK , May 11. Argument was heard before Judge Cowing in the court of general s-os-ions in the libel suit of Edward S. Stokes of the Hoffman house against W. K. O. Stokes and Lawyer William R. Martin. i\-Mayor : Oakoy Hall , representing Mr. Martin.moved to quash the indictment. The allidasitof Mr. Martin vas read , and it was claimed that Kdvvard S. Stokes , having been con- \ ictod and sentenced for the crime of homicide in shooting .lim Kisk , was civilly dead and the charges brought by him against Mr. W. K. D. Stokes and himself ( Martin ) could not bo enter tained. Counsel for Mr. Edward Stokes there upon created a sensation in the court room by handing up to the court a par don of the state to Edward S. Stokes , dated December 1 , 1881 , and signed by Grover Cleveland , then governor , re leasing Stoko- , from all consequences of his crime. This introduction of tlio par don is the llrst information that has over boon given as to the restoration of Mr Stokes to citUcmhip. .ludgo Cowing toolt the papers in the suit and reserved hfs decision. The al leged libel grew out of the chil suit brought by Cassius 1 | . Heed against Ed ward S. Stoke . , , Don't Scold about washingpowders. . If you feel like it , it's because you haven't got the right kind. Get Pearline , and see the difference. Pearline has been imitated but never been equalled. < * " "Tl . There are all kinds of imi tations ; powders that save work , but ruin clothes ; powders that don't hurt , and don't help you ; pow ders that are cheap to begin with , but dear enough in the end.- Trythem ( all for yourself , if you won't take our word for it. ) * - don't get them mixed up in your mind with Pearline , Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell vou " tins is a L'ood as" or me same as I'ctirlme. " ! I"S 1 Al.Si : I'carlme is ne > er peddled , nnd > our grocer sends ) ou something in place of I'enrline he lumen 313 JAMES 1'VLK , Sew York. THE FACT That AYEH'S Sarsaparilla cuitKS oritKits ot Scrofulous Diseases , Eruptions , Dolls , Kczcnia , Liver and Kidney Diseases , Dyspepsia , Ilium , nmtlsm , nnd Catarrh should bo con vincing that tlio s'amo course of treatment wtr.r. CUIIK YOU. All that has been said of tlio wonderful cures effected by the use of AVER'S Sarsaparilla during tlio past 50 years , truthfully applies to-day. It is , in every sense , Tlio Superior Medicine. Its cura tive properties , strength , effect , and flavor arc ivhvajs the same ; and for whatever blood diseases AYHK'S Sarsaparilla is taken , they jield to this treatment. When > ou ask for Sarsaparilla don't bo induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes , which nro mostly mixtures of the cheapest in- giciliunts , contain no Sarsaparilla , have no uniform standard of ap pearance , flavor , or effect , are blood- purifiers in name only , and are of fered to you because there is moro profit in selling them. Take SarsaparilSa Prepared b ) Dr J C AyerSct'o , Lowell , MUM , Hold by all DniKifiitn , Trice ft , * n botlln , ( ) . Cures others Mil cure you ? fl < ? T VITA I ITYmm m'ir nuIfMT ro UoI ullMLM I ! ' MTVOUS iift , * . ' " " > iitj -UW I Vlini-1.1 I , , , f ( | | , ( ( urey clrM l.NDAI'O. tlif 1-rc.at Hindoo ItFliiedy Kcilil wlllmrlt. Irn punrunUc- ( lire , t tiuiplo wclil lrv . . Ailclti-m I'rll-nllll Mlillilll o , tl riimnnlli l'l ff , 11 lt 3o , III. A M U S IL M M N TS. A GALA WEEK OF MUSIC GRAND POPOLAR MAY FE8TIM HOUR CONCERTS , EXPOSITION MUSIC HALL , OMAHA. MAY 15 , SOU if CONCERT Conductor : JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA ' 0 Munibora. MJIH. rtMvall MAPI , , , . . ' ' p ° Ir-1110' M .1 H. VAN I'Al I'BUCN I MISS MlNNIt : linilNNi : . Ooiitralt Mil A I. Ol'U.U : 1'oiior. Ml ! IM\ I Miitn\NS. : Itirllono SHI VI \M. 1 . ll.i-.io. am ) Ml ? . , . -UNUitA VOX MOisl'll , \ lo in Virtuoso MAY 17 AND IB , WALTER DAMUOSCII , Conductor. ( "i Members MMH. f-OPIA bOAl.Clll. C'ontrfllto MK. ADOIillll I1H01) KV. V olinUt , Mil ANTON IIHKKINd. Vloloiieolllat. MISfa MLMAN HI.Al'VI.lr. boprano APOLLO CLUB FESTIVAL CHORUS Itnsorvod se its now on s ilo at 1'ord . ton's , I ) ( is Doilcostrcct SUNDAY. TVTA Y at -npn-.ralti ! orshlne-Wi3- First Ontdoorfivontof thoSousou. TlioVorld's Fnir Novelty. Tlifoweis In a mnrvolous ovbl'ill ' on I'D ten and wir dniu-us n itito i-orroboroes , sivaijo ntus ami i-nrmnoiilus nnd their DoxttoiH IloomuraiiK throwlnir. liOo Gonornl Adiniim'ou 2o I'lilldrcn undur It years old IV- NEW .S/IOC-//I/ O/tciriif la THEATRE .Sc-iison. OncWcnk llojlniitnu TVFo xr X tbll bl MAV KVr.MNd. < y THE CALHOUN Comic Opera Company W'illi il very Mronu cntt of prim l | > nli A well tralni-il chcirus of II Mill I unit Al'O- ' MIMI : > HIU iiisiuA c AKI. u viti i Niun > - duU > r Ul PMIlOlltK ' umliX Manila ) r i ilir rve'inuiniut ' We Inci- iliir Mallnnu All ) I'\8IIA Uuilrii'iilay anil Jluirnilajr Kvi-nln < 9 ' 1IOC- CAC10 ' Krlilar I' " ' ftalunlny Kvnnlnei ' K\STIMT/A " Miturilay Mntlnec , SAID l'\Hl\- | SnlooMiii | M > liiriUr I ItU , U o'tloui 1'rlce * 3jc , 3V , We mill ric FflRHflfil ST. THEaTEP pffl , B KJC , i > oc , : ) .ro. 5Uo , 75o Ono week commencing inatlnuo dumUr tlia oral in-lit nrtur MH , l'Hli.J.VMKV In lil > groal oii torplfot ) THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO. Krlilir nlclit br npoclul ro'iuenl , \MO.N AM ) I'V'IIIIA- " r mutlnoe nnj seal Hi tlio liouio 2V ) BY SPECIAL REQUEST Prof. IIIr.sclibei-K Will AKaln Visit Oinaliii , Neb. , .May ' 22 to 27tli , At tlio stoio of tils agent WAX MHVIJK & HUO. CO. Oall nnd roimilt tlio urofossor and bo nited with u pilr of liU eulobrntuU no CONSULTATION FREE. Itomcmtjur , only ililay * , Mtty ' tu . ' ' Mix Meyer A : lira Co , Solo AgotiU ( or Oniulia , Neb , ORLD'SFAIR FAIR FAIRSUITS. SUITS. DON'T DELAY UNTIL LAST MINUTE Cutters. DURING Salesmen. New Woolens. THE Trimming's. Workmanship. RUSH. Satisfaction. . Trousers to order , $5 to $12. Suits to order , $20 to $50. Overcoats to order , $20 to$50. 207 207 So. 5th. So. I5th. 181G Douglas Street , Omaha , Nob. Ilioomlnimt peel lltl in narrocn ohronto print ) bluai iMn ni I urinary clluim rrglntorril Krmlnnto In iu3ll'-ina ' tuillplo 1111 nil ojrUrtiitoi trill < | UIT. H itlil trjitltit with III ) .irjit il Biici-i'm ntnrrli lost UIAII ion I iimlnil woikii in ill < it ICIIDI nil Till fur ill of prlrui ilhiiui Vein in Tcurj 1110 I New IranlnvJit for Inn of vlt il p ) jr IMrtlJi utiiblj 1 1 vljlt mini if bj trJilul nt lu ill b > mrrospcincloni'e MnJInmodrlKtr iiunti nit by mill uroci ill m irJIy pie u I nu mini tJ Inll rntiu-Oiiluntiora nJitr o 10 nuMonil IntorTlni * prjfnml ( . 'oninliiiton fruJ Ujrrjipo Uj i. ) ) itrlatlr prlvali ) Itouk ( MjmtorliMOC Ufa ) * nt froj OffljJ u tan , J a tu to J p in du-Uiri U t ,11 t > U to. anil eiampfor circular. PROTECT AND IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT. Our Spectacles and Eyeglasses Are the Best- EYES TESTED FREE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OPTIGflLGQ. , 222 S.16tliSt. Vj , 2E38E2E ereer. Omaha's Newest Hotel ( OR. 12TH ANO HOAfAHi JH. r Itnomn at f-0 par itT III oo ma at MOO per ilar ICUoomi milt Hath nt 111) ) tmlir. ( Ollooma with llatlat n ) to IIS ) pjr tir QPKNblD AUGUST AVoilern tu ICvniy Iton C. S. ER3. Pror > . The HHi NOW OPISN. C'or. Mil/i mill C'lili't > K < > ! Sf s. Opposite Jefferson Square 1'irst cl.i'-s In every rnspoct lluiluln anil fill nltiiro mil Iroly new A in die in pi mi , t' D ) p or cl.iv. I'liropn in pi in , tl Ol lid li.iy. b)0ilal | ) r itoj l ) > tliu wcttK M. .1. IMSANCIC , Prop II ciiillllr.lt Inn I r < < - , ) Is uniiirp-issod In tha trout- incut of nil Chronta , Prtvato nnd Norvoim Dlionsoi. \ \ rltp to or ( * on lllt u > aciiinllf , TKUAiMiiNr : iiv niAii \ < 1cJn with slninp for p > r- llculnri which will ha aunt In plain enrelopo I-U lloi Oil OUIcollJd I0liit. . Ouiobu.NuU. Treats nil kinds of illi- r IKI-S , Intnrniil niul o\- torniil GiiiiriiiiU'iH In every o.iso Money ro- finulc'.l In nil t- ism wliuia pitlont is cli-.9 itullocl. No rcu'ul.ir fee ilinr oil I at mis li.iy wlmtuvur ninouiit t'loy ' o in iilTonl fcir tro.ilniciit. Professional Nurse , BOCTOR LEO TING , IGth and Capitol Avoiuio , Crounao IJlock , IJooms 0,7anil 8 , Oinithti. A BTUICTLY TUBE AETICLE. A MOST DELICIOUS CHEWING OUM. A VALUABLE SPE CIFIC FOR LUNQ & THEOAT TEOUBLES Made by C'urtU A. Bon , I'ortlancl , Mo. OUR EMPLOYMENT DEP'T whllocoUIn ? the omployar an 1 omp oyoo nutliin : . lua onixljioil n > to u vanua tliu Inter * ostnot iMitli. Micl uNo our own , uyuuourmt better rasutti with tin Wyckovf , Seaman & Benedict TKI.Kl'IlONU Wit ITU I'AUNAM at. So Boot Cnlf Shoe In the world for the prloo. W. L. DouclasBhooBaroaoiaovorywhoro. Everybody uhould wear tliom. It la a duty yon owe yournolt to get the host valao JOT your money. Economize In your footwear by purchasing W. L. DouglnsShOOS.whloh roproaeut the boat value nt the prloaa od- vort'iocl above , OB tboutendn can taattly. y Tuho No Subslltuto. er Hown-ooffriuiil. NoiinnciHilno'nltlioulW 1- Dou lii" namu niul price f taiutn.il on l ttom. Jxx > k for U v bcu von Inn " 'ml I 1)T MiiKimsV 'lil > pro , Kcllcy miuor A. t'o C. .T. WlNon I'll isSv.mson , lKii.itNuwnmii W I'll South Uiiinh i TREATMENT. rOUALI , Chronic NBmr , > , Print ) ul Special Dis3m ] > , of both Hen and Y/oman. / Hllrorllo VnrlforrlcHnnturo unit till othur trouble * trimtnd at ruisoiuiuii ilmrKi-1 I'ONbl'M'A'l ION Htl.K Oul onor udilroj * DR. Sffildi PUTNAM DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEB OunoMto II ydun llros. STRENGTHVITjim , MAHHOOD \ W. H. \HKJ-It , M.I ) . , | lriiTf.wf U * H ttutf rtmititr ny phyttrian i'iAM : ) i > vaii.i > i < AI. ivvrrriiTJK.tow 'i Ivan n < va cii 1 the "I u MI > AI. by tin KATI' MAC < III-IATI iNfc cho I'lU'/r KKHAVon , VtlllltyM\\ \ Jmra , * ami IIVuAiiriil til .1/4 A , niini'O " " yunj , lli titliltllr agril nnd miA lilmr\ ( "nriilta'ioti .n IKTSCII or by irtier , ( IUIIL.U i'r , , pci.li' with tcilliocinialu , l'UiK. I.nrifo book. SOI KNCK < K I.II'K , OH fKl.V- I'lCKSKKVATJON. 200 | ip I ! ) irnaluaWo | ire > irriniionii. fut' tf.lbnul. 21 uu Ij n.iu HA | < M | NERVOUSD1SORDERS l t ll W UUAnil nil tlin trnln at KVII.S wKAUNit-tsm nKiiii.irv KTC tiiatno oupaiiT thim In m n yUll IUV an I 1'tCIIMA NI'.N'IIA < 1 lll'.l ) I'ull Hl'llKNuril ail I tou k'lien lo avorr purl iifl 10 bu < lr I will nun I curulr puck l MttX t niir'uilirnr tie pn cru > lion llioi ouroj IMO of tliu > o Irouhlm AUIr M , unit. *