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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1894)
f ww I A V. ELECTION BOARDS MED Mayor's Appointments Confirmed Against tha Yoto of the Democrats. COMPLAINED OF UNFAIR TREATMENT ITtiamplojrert Married Hen Olvoa the Ptet * cronc nnil an J'.rTort JIado to Ao * conl All 1'olltlcal .Turtle ! Duo Iteprcscntntlun The List , TIio names of the judges and clerks of Dlt.tton In tlic twenty-six voting precincts of tli city -wero submitted to the city Lvncll by the mayor last ovcnlng. On tlio q 'filloti of confirmation the democrat ! ) voted in Their objection , ng exprcsBcd by Presl- ( I t Howcll , was thai the lists submitted by tt - democratic city central committee had not been BUfilclently adhered lo. Ilascall Mi absent and Iturkley voted to confirm , lluj confirming the nppolntments by 10 to 7. In submitting the list the mayor said : "In making up the list I have requested Ir.a central committees of the several i > ollt- cal parties lo recommend to ino competent ai 1 reliable men of their parties , and I caused notices tobo published In the news papers calling upon married , unemployed men to tnako application to trie. In aSdltlon to this , several of the council men recommended men for appointment. Kvery applicant was subjected to an educational test , and this , to gether with the applicant's personal appear ance and tlio recommendations of the com mittees anil councllmcn , wai taken into con sideration In making up tha list. I have given this whole matter the most careful consideration and attention , and huvo made a Rlrong and determined effort to select only men who ecu Id bo relied upon to give every voter and every candidate a fair and Impar tial show , and to carry out the principles of tha Trainers of the national constitution In the way of securing a free vote and an hon est count. I nm satisfied that the list here with submitted will accomplish this object , nnd I Ikiiow that the men competing each of tlic.iu election boards arc able to read and vvrlto the Hngllsh language Intelligently and nro neither ward heelers nor disreputable burn men. Tha unemployed married men of this city have been given the preference over all others , and all thrco of thy political partlea have been given representation , the boards being divided , as to politics , la a fair nnd equitable manner. " The full list of judges and clerks Is as follows : PIIIST WARD , First District Judges : John TV. Ilonza , HOD So'ith Thirteenth street , rep. ; Lewis Uelslcr , 1023 Mason street , rep. ; Joseph I'iuln , 1305 South Thirteenth street , pop. ; George Carr. 1007 4 South Eleventh street , clem. ; Josppli L. Francis , 1108 South Eleventh street , rep. Clerks : 12. J. Callatmn , 1108 Mason street , dcm. ; J. W. Ilarpon , 1108 South Eleventh street , rep. Second District Judges : O. L. nrother- liood , 1C22 Couth Tentli street , rep. ) Ed J. oe. 1705 South Twelfth street , clem. ; J. I ) . Echupp. 1741 South Twelfth street , pop. ; John Wavrlcek , 1205 Williams street , rep. ; I'lilllp Wagner , 1710 South Eleventh street , dom. Clerks Dick Wallace , 1S1C South Eleventh street , dem. ; J. C. Keck , Jr. , 1738 South Kloventli street , rep. Third District Judges : S. Claycomb , 1010 Albor street rep. j G. K. Knlescr , 2307 South Thirteenth street , dem , ; Michael Hlnchey. 1111 Arbor street.dem. ; Frank M. Wooley , Thirteenth and Castellnr , rep. ; J. B. Hod- lleld. 2451 South Tenth street , rop. Clerks : I * . K. Corby , 2003 South Thirteenth street , pop. ; ; II. A. Brucchert , 1115 Dorcas street , rep. rep.l l > 'otrth District Judges : Fred Wagner , 611 South Eighth streetrep. ; Charles Lcmmo , 70S Marcy street , dom. ] F. K. HofTman , 3101 % South Seventh street , pop. ; S. P. Nelson , 703 Leavcnworth street , rop. ; H. G. Jlauuian , 010 I'lcrco street , rep. Clerlis : K B. Smith. 804 I'jerco street , rep. ; B. E. Wheelan , 1107 South Tenth street , dem. Fifth District Judges : Henry Inmnn , J72J South Ninth street , rep. ; Adolph l''orster. 1254 Park Wild avenue , dem. ; James [ iamblin , 701 Pine street , rep. ; John { Creditor. HOC South Eighth street , pop. ; A. Ollcfc , 711 Plerco street , rep. Clerks : M. M. Pcndcrgast , 1724 South 1C IKh Hi street , dem. ; C. II. Long , 1200 South Seventh fcve-mc , rep. | Sixth District Judges' James A. Somer- vllle , 2203 South Tenth street , rep. ; A. Kom- inerllnB. 2115 South Fifth street , pap , ; L. 13. Reynolds , 2325 South Tenth street , dem. ; Karl Stefan , 910 Homer street , rep. ; C. | Ericksen , 1115 South Sixth street , rep. Clerks : Adam Kcrner , Third and Bancroft , dem. ; M. E. Hurnlah , Ninth and Bancroft , rep. Seventh District Judges : D , P. Cart , 302 Woolworth avenue , rep. ; Louis Peterson , G17 Pierce street , rep. ; Henry Jensen , 1201 South Third street , dem. ; J. D. Harrison , C1C Williams street , pop. ; James Henderson , 402 Mason street , rep , Clerics : Frank X. Lcmlcux , 408 Williams street , dem. ; Hans Ilnnsen. 416 Woolworth avenue , rep. Klgtith District Judges : Marl : Hoatmnn. 315 Walnut street , rep , ; James Cartroe , 423 Walnut street , drm. ; W. F. Urban , 1511 South Third street , rep. : William Bauer , 13 Center street , pop. ; William Cathro , 424 Center street , rop. Clerks : Henry M. Walker , 1C02 South Fifteenth street , dem. ; Christ Peterson , 1110 Bancroft , dem. SECOND WAItD. First District Judges : August Schroeder , 835 South Seventeenth street , rep. ; F. S. Horton , 817 South Seventeenth street , pop. ; O. A , Velle , 1002 South Thirteenth street , dem. ; Roy Garvln , 1121 South Thirteenth street , rep. ; A. M. Ilelntzc , 830 South Seven teenth street , rep. Clerks : George lleln- holtz , S35 South Seventeenth street , dem. ; George Warner , 1624 Mason street , rep. Second Dlntrlct Judges- Charles Southard , 809 Soulh Twentieth street , rep. ; B. J , Pot ter , 901 South Twentieth street , rep. ; P. Uarrjr. 1004 South Eighteenth street , rep. ; D. U. Lorlntr , 613 South Twentieth street , rep. ; Charles lUsmussen , SI2 South Nine teenth street , dem. Clerks : II. J. Harris , 838 South Nineteenth street , dem , ; E. K. Potter , 1027 South Nineteenth street , rop. Third District Judges A. Pulaskl. 803 South Twenty-fourth street , rep. ; Oscar Leist- ner , 2232 Pierce street , rep. ; W.H.Beverly , 2021 Plerco street , dem. ; Geo. E. Klnney , 1034 South Twentieth street , pop. ; N. Ginsberg , 2320 Pierce street , rep. Cltrka : W. IV. Hartley , 829 South Twenty-second street , rep , ; E. H. Alexander , 816 South Twenty- ae-cond street , dem. Fourth District Judges : C. F. Eden , 1618 Williams street , rep. ; Frank Dworak , 1320 Williams street , rep. ; H. E. Mclirlde , 1237 South Fourteenth street , pop. ; John Mnthan ger , 1219 South Fourteenth street , dem. ; John Ihircsh , 1520 Williams street , rep. Clerks : Y , L. Gee , 1233 South Sixteenth street , rep. ; OUIrlch Jelen , 1305 South Fourteenth street , dem , Fifth District Judges : C. C. Itonser. 142 * South Thirteenth street , rep. ; Joseph V. Kns- par , 1411 South Fourteenth attest , rep. ; D. Sheehan , 1504 South Thirteenth street , pop. ; August Llnderman. 1420 South Thirteenth ztrec-t , dom. ; Charles Stlger. 1417 Williams Btreet , rop. Clerks : Thomas Ferguson , 1430 South Fourteenth street , dcm. ; A. Dukes , 2226 Van Dorn avenue , rep. Sixth District Judges ; Peter II , Johnson , 1320 South Nineteenth street , rep. ; Charles Claimen. 1713 Williams street , pop , ; A. J. Koberaon. 1401 South Eighteenth street , dem. ; Charles Ross , 1342 South Eighteenth street , rep , ; Mix Becht. 1344 South Seventeenth treot , rep. Clerks : K. G. Hlckarda , 1710 " "Williams street , rep , ; John W. Hoey , 1341 Soulh Seventeenth street , pop. Seventh DUtrlct Judges : H. V. Epley , 1810 Soulh Fifteenth street , rep. ; V. B. Walker. 1715 Soulh Sixteenth street , rep. ; John B. Audrlt , 1S08 South Sixteenth street , dem. ; Jeremiah Glavln. 160S South Fourteenth street , pop. ; W. R , Atkinson , Fourteenth and Jtartha streets , rap. Clerks ; Henjamln Fer guson , HIE South Thirteenth street , dcm. ; Carl Kaufmann , 1424 Dorcas street , rtp. Eighth District Judges : S. W. Banker. 1707 Coaler street , rep. ; John 1'uhs , 1907 ) South Nineteenth street , dem , ; II. II. Hub- n r , 19E3 Martha itroet. pop. ; James A. Tar- ton , 1441 South Sixteenth street , rep. ; S. Federsan , 201B Center street , rep , Clerks : O. P. Barabiuh. 1917 Martha street , rep. ; T. P , Golden. 1405 Soulh Eighteenth street. dem. I Ninth District Judges ; John Proa. 4020 Pout a Thirteenth street , rep. ; C. V. Borj- | Brer. , 1105 Phelp street , rep. ; M , S. Soien- un , 2721 South Fifteenth street , dem. ; Fred nammen , S41S South Fifteenth street , pop , ; Otto Kretcr , 222S South Seventeenth street , dcm. Clerks ; B. F. Augustat , 3174 South Thirteenth street , dem. : ft. E. Williams , 2025 South Fifteenth street , pop. Tenth District Judgrs. M. S. Johnson , 2030 South Seventeenth street , rep. ; N H. Wtlcox , 2107 Soulh Twentieth street , rep. ; Peter Casey , 1914 Oak street , dem. ; Carl Nellsen , 3118 Soulh Eighteenth street , pop. ; W , C. Cloud , 201(1 ( Smith Seventeenth street , rep. Clerks : W. W. Farquhar , 2023 South Seven. teenth street , dem.j F. S. Patterson , 3141 South Twentieth street , rep. Eleventh District -Judges : Joseph P. Hrown , 2322 Boulevard avenue , rep. ; Paul1 Waack , 2217 South Twenty-fourth street , pop. ; J. F. Pallk , 2110 Grovcr street , dem , ; William Tews. 2108 South Twentieth atreel , rep. ' , J. Zlrfiarth , 2540 South Twentieth Btreet , rep , Clerks : II. Falvey , 2008 Oak street , dera.i ; Sherman Wllcox , 2430 South Twenty-fourth street , pop. THIRD WARD. First District Judges : A. Catlln , EOS South Thirteenth street , rep. ; M. C. Meaney , 70S South Thirteenth street , rep. ; W. H. Toy , E03 South Sixteenth street , pop. ; W. w\ . Ryan , COO South Thirteenth street , dem. ; I. Dem- oratsky , 140S Jones street , rep. Clerks : C. II. Palmer , E02 South Thirteenth street , rep. ; C. E. McCleary , 1401 Howard street , dem. Second District Judges : W. W. Shaw , 218 South Fourteenth street , rep. ; A. C. Holder , 313 South Four teen tli street , rep. ; T. L. McDon nell , Fifteenth and Farnam , dem. ; A. Rudy , darker block , pop ; George N. Church , 424 South Fifteenth street , rei > . Clerkat W. M. Cowherd , 217 South Sixteenth street , dem. ; J. W. Cooper , 207 South Sixteenth street , rep. Third District Judges' E. S. Hoehrlg , 1520 Capitol avenue , rep , ; Ed Mason , Sixteenth and Douglas , rep. ; Andy Lawlor , 1309 Capitol avenue , dom. ; C. E. Stastny. Capitol avenue and Thirteenth street , pop. ; J. J. Casey , 104 North Thirteenth street , rep. Clerks : E , W. Jarohi , 102 North Thirteenth street , rep. ; John McAdow , 131C Capitol avenue , rep. Fourth District Judges : H. Hlrshstcln , 131C Davenport street , rep. ; Ed N. Cooke , Midland hotel , rep. ; Charles Cohen , 1314 Dav enport street , pop. ; H. G , Krause , FJ17 North Fourteenth street , dein. , F. C. Hooker , 315 North Fifteenth street , rep. Clerk : Frank Prelday , 1324 Cass street , pop. ; G. A. F. Uucte , 507 North Sixteenth street , rep. Fifth District Judges : W. H. Wornack , 610 North Sixteenth street , rep. ; P. J. Cunning ham , SOI North Sixteenth street , rep.- ; Louis Pelcrsen , 1518 Hurt street , rep.j C. II. HawkBworth , 1309 Webster street , dem. , Gcorgo W. Burke , C17 North Sixteenth street , pop. Clerks : W. F. Brcnnan , 1019 North Sixteenth street , dem. ; J. L. Taylor , 709 North Sixteenth street , rep. Sixth District Judges : C. D , Peterson , 607 South Thirteenth street , rep. ; Leon Aronson , 020 South Twelfth street , rep. ; John A. Curry , CJ07 Soulh Thirteenth street , dem. ; C. W. Smith , 101J Harney street , pop. ; H. Aronson , C20 South Twelfth street , rep. Clerks : A. Gordon , C22 South Tenth street , dem. ; W , J. Brock , 1117 Howard street , rep. Seventh District Judges : E. F. Heeves , 316 South Eleventh street , rep. ; C. G. Brent , 112 South Twelfth street , rep. ; Ed Carroll , 323 South Kleventli street , pop. ; Robert Glersch , 1211 Farnam street , dem. ; S. Hlrschberg , 1203 Douglas street , rep. Clerks : J. J. Yager , 1108 rarnnm street , dcm. ; Thomas Lalor , 1108 Tarnam street , rep. Eighth District Judges : S. N. Lesser. Ill North Twelfth street , rep. ; John Broomfleld , 213 North Twelfth street , rep. ; W. H. Moran , 221 North Eleventh street , dem. ; Frank Me- Leaney. 204 North Tenth street , dem. ; Price Satiders , 213 North Twelfth street , pop. Clerks : Edward Powers , 1217 Davenport street , dem. ; Jacob Lesser , 121 North Twelfth street , rep. Ninth District Judges : Julius Waxenberg , 1207 Chicago street , rep. ; Eugene McLeanej- , 1221 Chicago street , pop. ; E. J , I'rlnty , 419 North Twelfth street , pop. ; M. Goldcnberg , 412 North Eleventh street , rep. ; John Nicholas las , 423 North Thirteenth street , rep. Clerks : James P. Ford , 100-1 Davenport street , dpm , ; Olio Jackson. 309 North Thirteenth street , rep. I Tenth Dlstilet Judges : Bliss Standlsh , Ninth ] and Harney streets , rep. ; G. F. Dom- browskl 1 , 119 North Tenth street , pop ; S. Itubln. 421 South Tenth street , rep. ; John I1. Oaughan , 100 South Tenth street , dem. ; James Smith , 81G Howard street , rep. Clerks : A , M. Hendee , Ninth and Farnam streets , rep. ; L , W. Scudder , Ninth and Farnam streets , dem. dem.FOURTH WARD. First District Judges : Ell Hodglns , 1714 , i Capitol avenue , rep. ; W. M. Barnum , 1714 ' Capitol avenue , rep. ; J. M. Taylor , Ifil3 Chicago cage strcot , pop. ; J. W. Beall , 1713 Chicago street , dcm. ; J. H. Stewart , 30G North Eighteenth ] street , rep. ; Clerks : S. J. Montgomery , 1920 Capitol avenue , dcm. ; V. D. Lovcy , 1G15 Chicago street , rep. Second District Judges : J. W. Roude- bush , 2110 Douglas street , rep. ; Frank A. Lewis ] , 2210 Capitol avenue , rep. ; C. J. Emery , 2210 Douglas street , dem. ; P. L , Anwerda , 2319 Douglas street , dem. ; John P. Vedor- grcn , 2006 Davenport street , rep. Clerks : P. P. McKay , 2308 Douglas street , rep. ; T. P. Mc- Kimiey , 213 South Twenty-fourth street , dem. dem.Third District Judees : N. B , Apple , 2514 Dodge street , rep. ; H. O. Backus , 2527 Daven port street , rep. ; James McMonles , 2622 Dav enport street , dem. ; C. J. Drowne , 2529 Dav enport street , rep. ; W. J. Mount. 2536 Dav enport street , dem. Clerks : B. A. Eastman , 2031 Capitol avenue , rep. ; C. M. Bauserman , 2314 Dodge street , dem. Fourth District Judges : O. G. Pope , 324 South Twenty-sixth street , rep , ; Frank Mur phy , 2623 Dodge street , rep. ; Paul Bergen , 324 South Twenty-sixth street , dem. ; W. A. Elklns , 209 South Twenty-eighth street , pop. ; J. W Houder , 321 South Twenty-sixth street , rep. Clerks : W. B. Whltehorn. 2812 Doug las street , rep. ; W. 0. Gilbert , 212 South. Twenty-fifth strcot , dem. Fifth District Judges : F. C. O'Hollaron ' , 1721 Dodge street , rep. ; W. A. Foster , 1911 Farnam street , rep. ; J. R. Glllln. 209 South Twentieth street , dem. ; F. H. Meyer. 1916 Douglas street , pop. ; O. Baring. 1919 Dodge street , rep. Clerks : T. H. Porflcld. 102 North Eighteenth street , dem. ; E. E. Beale , 1923 Dodge street. Sixth District Judges : S. Q. Hoff , 1703 I i Jackson street , rep. ; J. H , Brackney , 1708 . Jackson street , rep. ; P M. Tobln , 522 South I Eighteenth street , dem , ; T. J. McGovern , G21 South Twentieth street , pop. ; W. A. Sim mons , 417 South Nlnteenth street , rep. ' Clerks : James Agnew , 1810 Half-Howard street , dem. ; H. A. Porter , 520 South SU- teenth street. iep. Sovcnth District Judges : M. Dunham , 038 South Seventeenth street , rep. ; P. A. Froo- llch , 623 South Nineteenth street , rep. ; Henry Hornbcrger , 620 South Seventeenth street , dem. ; J. T , Wlckersham , 621 South Eighteenth street , rep. ; Ed Randolph , 701 South Seventeenth street , dem. Clerks : Alex Sweenle , 1819 Jackson street , dem. ; H. B. Townsend , 70C South Eighteenth street. rep. Eighth District Judges : J. W. Battln 531 South Twenty-second street , rep , ; W. P. Wllcox. 2213 Howard street , dem. ; O. F. Stephens , 501 South Twenty-first avenue , dem. ; A. Wood , 531 South Twenty-fifth street , pop. ; J. W. Cody , 2020 St. Mary's avenue , rep. Clerks : C. E. White , 2117 Farnam street , rep. ; C. C. Crawl , 511 South Twenty- second street , dcm , Ninth District Judges : J. S , Blake , 530 South Twenty-seventh street , rep. ; II , L. Russell 2708 Howard street , rep. ; A. W. Drawn , 463 South Twenty-fourth avenue , dem. ; C. E. Speck , 113 South Nineteenth street , rep. ; L. II. Campbell , 2512 Jones street , pop. Clerks : J. H. Whcelor. 2531 St. Mary's avenue , rep. ; J. A. Fogarty. 723outh Twenty-fifth avenue , dem. FIFTH WARD. First District Judges : G , W. McBrlde , 1920 Ames aveiiue. rep. ; F. II. Smith. 3SOG North Eighteenth street , rep/ ; Thomas S. Vioyd. 3724 North Twenty-third street , dem. ; Charles Conner , HOG Jaynes street , pop. ; W. H. JtcKay , 6136 North Twenty-fourth street , rep , Clerks : C. E , Forbes , 1700 Manderson street , dem. ; D. H. Christie , 1714 Manderson street , rep. Second District Judges : 0. A. Bcott. 2822 North Nineteenth avenue , rep. ; J. McMa- hlll , 1708 Corby street , rep. ; P. W. Sher lock. 1820 Corby street , dem , ; F. A. Ken nedy , 2817 North Twentieth street , pop. ; K. Smith. 2S25 Sherman avenue , rep. Clerks : W. F. Wtber. 1G1S Kyner avenue. Jem. ; W. W. Cole , 2822 North Nineteenth avenue , rep. rep.ThlrJ District Judges : Charlea Wllklns , 2605 North Seventeenth arenuo. rep. ; W. B. Christie. 1803 Miami street , rep. ; J. W , Klnkeid , 1813 Corby street , pop. ; F. IU McElhony , 1811 Corby street , rep. ; J. A. Italney , 1411 Ohio street , dem , Clerk * : II. A. Lester , 1&S4 Sherman avenue , dem. ; II , B. Uurnim , 616 North .Nineteenth avenue , rl > . Fourth DUtrlct Judges : J , B. Druner , 111 ! North Seventeenth , itreet , rep. ; Henry S. Moody. IS5J North Eighteenth drecl , rep. : H. If. Keith , 1G15 Lake street , pop. ; J. A. 'Wcrlz , IBIS North FiftefntJi itrcet , rep. ; O. 13. IJrown , 1420 North Seventeenth street , dem. Clerki : F. D. Elllnfiwood. 1434 North Seventeenth itrcct. rep. ; W It. Dunn , 1319 North Eighteenth street , dem. Fifth District Judges : Paul U , Seward , 1G1G North Nineteenth &ireel , rep.j W. E. Slocklum , 1412 Norlh Eighteenth street , rep. ; Gus PInkerton , 1SOS North Nineteenth street , dwn. ; A. M. Itobb , 1523 North MineHi teenth street , rep. ; K. Wyman , 1421 North Twentieth street , rep. ClerTci : Louis Grebe , 1G82 North Eighteenth street , dem. ; E. 1C Lower , 1S10 North Nineteenth street , rep. Sixth District-Judges : C. E. Clark , 1141 North Twentieth street , rep ; J. P. Usher , 1206 North Eighteenth street , rep. ; E. It. Adams , 1210 North Nineteenth itrcet , dem. ; Roy El. Walker , 1211 North Nineteenth street , i pop. , ( ; S. S , Stllllntr , 1325 North Nineteenth street , rep. Clerks : 11. B. Cavanaugh , 1302 | North Eighteenth street , dem , ; It. II. Lecder , 1231 North Eighteenth street , rep. Sorenth District Judges : Charles L. Schmidt , 121G Sheririan avenue , rep. ; Frank Schlndler , 11S7 North Seventeenth Btreet.dem. ; K. Katanmn , 1122 North Sixteenth street , rep. ; II. H. Durbin , 1101 North Eighteenth street , rcp.j J. F. Newstrom , 1111 North Seventeenth . street , pop. Clerks : H. B. Clauson , 1106 Sherman avenue , rep. ; P. T. Burke , 11031s' North Seventeenth street , dem. SIXTH WARD. First District Judges : Michael Coady , 5015 North Thirtieth street , rep. ; S D. Gorr , 4120 North Twenty-eighth street , rep. ; J. C. Thomas , 3408 S.ihlrr street , dem. ; J. T. nil- Ion , 2C18 Templeton street , rep. ; D. H. Mere Kcnzle , 4801 North Twenty-fourth street , dein. Clerks : C. II. Nurse , 3333 Larlmoro avenue , rep. ; S. B. Atnstiitz , 3112 Sahler street , dem. Second District Judges : E E French , 4738 North Thirty-ninth street , rep. ; B. A. Chapped , 1716 North Fortieth street , pop. ; T. K. Goddard , 4G10 North Fortieth street , dein. : Q. A. Kuebler , Forty-third street and Fowler avenue , rep. ; H. I'yburn , 3331 Mere dith avenue , rep Clerks : E. Krelt , 4S04 North Thirty-sixth street , clem ; J. II. Spaf- ford , 4526 North Thirty-ninth strcctrrori. Third District Judges : J. a. Wlnstanley , 1402 North Thirty-sixth street , rep. ; AV. H Miller , 422 Ohio street , rep. ; Alliert SJoberg , 2313 North Forty-tilth street , < lem. ; Kobert Wise. 4239 Grant street , prohlb. ; W. S. Se- brlng , 3SOG Decatur stioet , pop. Clerks : T. W. Spafard , 3S45 Decatur street , dem. ; M. T. Ilascall , 4135 Grant street , rep. Fourth District Judges : W. M. Carter , 3322 Spauldlng street , dcm. ; A. P. Gram , 392B North Twenty-fourth street , rep. ; 13 Sachsse , 4022 North Twentj--fourth street , pop. ; George W. Clark , 3MB North Twenty- eighth avenue , rep. ; J. B. Parrot , 4018 North Twenty-fifth avenue , rep. Clerks II. 0. Fink , 25SO Spaulding street , dem. ; Henry Cook , 4024 North Twenty-fourth street , rep , rifth District Judges. J. C. Jennings , 2513 Cameron street , rep ; E. Stringer , 2509 Bristol street , rep. ; S. I. Morrison , 3006 Boulevard , dem. ; 13. S. Enimons , 2S&9 Bris tel street , rep. ; A. M. Thorn , 2113 North Twenty-fourth street , pop. Cterka : A. J. Pelton , 2624 North Twenty-fourth street , dem. ; S. D. Ernest , 3015 North Twenty- seventh street , rep. Sixth Dlttrlct Judges : B. T. Leggett , 321G Corby street , rep. ; B , S. Anderson , 3203 Ohio street , rep. ; A. Fawkner. 2714 North Twenty-fifth street , pop ; A. S. Kelley - ley , 2415 Casslus street , dcm. ; W. H. Bru- ner , Thirty-fourth and Corby streets , rep. Clerks : John Carrigan , 2519 Ohio street , dem. , G. W. McCoy , 341G Ohio street , rep. Seventh District JudgesJ. . M. Talbot , 1E23 North Thirty-third street , rop. ; n. L. Bailey. 3U02 Franklin street , rep. ; J. F , Daley , Thirty-fifth and Franklin streets , dem. , John Carr , 3523 Franklin street , pop. , A. J. Plerson , 3407 Decatur street , rep. Clerks : Charlea A. Mahar , 3415 Parker street , dem. ; II. Chrlsterison , 3416 Decatur street , rep. Eighth District Judges : C. T. Evans , 2912 Grant street , rep. ; James Steel. 2101 North Twenty-seventh street , dew. ; lL. . Carpen ter , 1600 North Twenty-sixth street , rep. ; T. E. Ernest , 1920 North Twenty-seventh avenue , TCP. ; S. P. Ekberg , 1918 North Twenty-eighth avenue , pop. Clerks : F. L. Olmstcad , 1918 North Twenty-fourth Btreet , rep. ; J. A. Wlchterman , 2G15 Grant street , dem. dem.Ninth Ninth District Judges : J. II Phelps , 2430 Franklin street , rep. ; James Anderson , 2G12 Franklin street , rep. ; S. D. Corey , 2625 Franklin street , pop. ; J. W. Long , 2710 Seward street , rep. ; A. Tnlleruptms , 2820 Seward street , dem. Clerks : G. W. Win- ship , 2931 Franklin street , rep. ; A. Dow , 2822 Seward street , dem. Tenth District Judges : H. II. Ittner , 2010 Ohio street , rep , : Robert , Schmidt. 2006 Lake 'street , dem. ; J. E. Reagan. 2501 North Twenty-fourth strpct , dem. ; C. P. S. Bruner , 2112 Grant btreet , rep. ; J. C. Cnewold , 2523 North Twenty-fourth street , top. Clerks : J. M. Congleton , 2113 JIaple street , dem. ; D. S. Par-dee , 2102 Ohio street , rep. Eleventh District Judges : W. A. Grant , 1320 North Twenty-second street , rep. ; Thomas Fitzgerald , 1323 North Twenty-sec end street , dem. ; Cole Penniman , 1345 North Twenty-third street , rep. ; J. J. II. needy , 2121 Clark street , pop. ; J , Stockdala , 1510 North Twenty-second street , rep. Clerks : GeorgeW. . Galnes , 1513 North Twenty-fourth street , rep. ; Frank , J. Wclner , 1330 North Twenty-second street , dem. SEVENTH WARD. First District Judges : Jay Northrup , 1037 South Twenty-ninth street , rep. ; J. I. Nlchol , Twenty-eighth and Leavenworth , dem. ; Swan Peterson , 2512 Itccs street , rep. ; R. A. Perry , 1012 South Twenty-sixth street , pop. ; H. E , Powers , 2915 JIason street , rep. Clerks : Will Folber , 2515 Heea street , dem. ; Thomas Hal- ket. 812 South Twenty-fifth avenue , rep. Second District Judges. J. C. Green , 1234 South Twenty-ninth avenue , rep. ; J. W. Thompson , 3220 Poppleton avenue , rep. ; E. L. Magnus , 1120 South Thirty-second street , dein. ; A. Beerman , 1223 Soulh Thirty-third street , i > cp. ; J. A. Powers , 911 South Thirty- first street , rep. Clerks : Julius Bernhard,1 835 South Tlilrty-flfth street , dem. ; E. J. 1'ea.ke , 301G Woohvorlh avenue , rep. Third District Judges : J. S. Grlffln , South Forty-second street and South Graver street , rep. ; II. A. Brenton. 4418 Pierce street , rep. ; J. E. Bonewltz , 4817 Pacific street , dem. ; S. L. Uiiger. 150a South. Thirty-fourth street , rep. ; J. W. Logan , 4001 Leaven worth street pop. Clerks : W. J. Kennedy , 1310 Thirty- second avenue , dem. ; II , A. Drumm , 830 South Forty-first fltrecl , rep. Fourth District Judges : John Kowalew- skl , 2905 Elm street , rep. ; George D. Arm strong , 3640 Grover street , pop. ; C. Baysel , 2919 Oak street , rep. ; Rasmus Olsen , 2812 Dupont street , dem , ; Niels Evald , Sill South Twenty-nlnlu street , rep , Clerks : A. W. Wells , 2935 South Twenty-eighth street , rep. M. H. Ish , 311S Gold street , dem. Fifth District Judges : F. Waterman , 142G South Twenty-eighth street , rep. ; C. A. Uhl. 25G3 Woolworth avenue , rep. ; II. A. New- comb , 1305 South Twenty-eighth street , dem. r. H. Maus , 1301 South Twenty-eighth street pop. ; 0 , W. Sablne , Twenty-eighth and Hick ory streets , rep. Clerks : Ramsey Crooks , 1315 South Twenty-eighth street , dem. ; O. C. Potwln , 1431 South Twenty-slxlh street , rep , Sixth District Judges : E C. Hunloon. 1125 South Twenty-ninth street , rep. ; C. P. Strom- berg. 1221 South Twenty-eighth street , rep. Henry Goodman , 1325 South Twenty-slxtl street , dem. ; J. J. Points , 1218 South Twenty- eighth street , pop. ; It. W. Dyball , 2573 Popple- ton avenue , rep. Clerks : A. W McLangblln 1325 South Twenty-eighth street , rep. ; F. L. Fltchett , 1110 South Twenty-eighth street dem. EIGHTH WARD. First District Judges : II. W. Reynold * , 2506 Hamilton street , rep , ; 0. M. Shaver , 1022 North Twenty-fourth street , rep. ; Daniel Gllleo , 2121 Charles street , dem. ; J. F. Hoyt , 2517 Caldwell street , rep , ; J. C. Smith. 2014 Charles street , pop. Clerks : IX D , Hoxsle , 2420 Hamilton Btreet , rep. ; J. J. McDonough , 2009 Paul street , dem. Second District Judge ! : Henry Brown , Twenty-sixth and Charles strwta. rep. : W. L. Miller , 2902 Charles street , rep. ; J. A. White , 1111 North Twenty-nlnlh slreet. dem , ; W , H , Hitchcock , 2640 Charles street , rep , ; J. H. Thtssen , 922 North Twenty-ninth street , pop. Clerks : a , R. Rathbun , 1206 North Twenty-sixth street , rep. ; E. J , Collins , 2926 Charles street , dem , Third District Judges : Cyrus Uoso , 2801 California slreet. rep. ; P. II. Lage. 2818 Chicago cage street , rep. ; Thomas Welsh , 2805 Cum lng street , dem. ; Harry Towniend , 28(1 ( Cass street , rop. ; J. C. Mattern. 2404 Cass street dem. Clerks : Edward Dalley , 2822 Cass street , dem. ; S , S. Swltzer , 2413 Burt street , rep. Fourth District Judges : A. W. Parker , 923 North Twenty-eventb. itrcet. rep. ; Adolph Arts , 2406 Cumlng street , rep. ; J , H , Connolly , 2108 Cumlng : street , dem , ; If. E , Kclncke. 611 North Twenty-flfth slr t , rep. I' . J. William , 2513 Indiana avenue , rep , Clerki ; F. J. MrArdle. 983 North Twenty- fifth aveune , dem. ; II. II. Ilayford , 261S Cumlng street , rep. Fifth District Juaeei : J. N. I'UUUps , 1919 nurt street , rep. ! J1. ' A. Stevens , 013 North Tircnty-nrst street , top , ; O. It. Smith , 2001 Hurl street , dem.Y ; > K. Conger , J-207 North Twenty-second strejf , rep. ; It. 1. Kvans. 911 North Twenty-fourth street , pop. Clerks. N , Q. WashingtonIBl 13 Nicholas , rcp.J O. I * Igoe , 2310 Cumlng street , dcm. Sixth District Judges : John Evans , 2117 Webster street. reri ! | 1' . H. Allen. 2tl Cass street , rep. ; Thomas-Cleveland , 2218 Chicago street , dein , ; Julius Wolff , 602 North Tivcn * tU-th street , pop , ; Prank Urn-man , 2211 Call' fornla street , rep. ' Clerks : G. W. Hyde , 2003 Cflsi Btreet , rtent. ; F. W. Peters. 021 North Twenty fourth Btreet , rep. Seventh District Judges : R. C. Enewoltl , 1719 Cumlng street , rep. ; fleorgn Fcnner , 712 North Sixteenth ttwgt , rep ; H. U. Myers , 1812 Hurt street , drsn. ; J H. Craig. 702 North Sixteenth street , rep. ; E. McLroil , 1701 Webster street , pop. Clerks : William Dlnges , T1S North Seventeenth street , rep. ; C , W. White , 715 North Seventeenth street , dem. < dem.Eighth Eighth District Judges : John Porter , C02 North Sixteenth street , rep. ; J. M. Jester , 519 North Eighteenth street , rep. ; Jnmes rilz- patrlck , 1707 Cass street , dcm. ; J. II. 3ell , 1020 Casa street , rep. ; A. W. Wallace , 611 North Seventeenth street , dcm. Clerks : C. A. Hanes , G02 North Seventeenth street , dent. < ; E. S. Oarrctt , 107 North Nineteenth street ' , rep. NINTH WARD. First District Judges : George Cstlll , 3212 Hsmlltffn street , rep. ; 0. J. Paul , 3520 Burt strcot , dem. ; A. Miller , 3125 Burt street , pop. ' ; A. 1'eacocK , 819 North Thirty-fourth strcot , rep. ; C. H. Olson , 1506 North Thirty- fourth street , rep. Clerks : James McMalion , 3316 Burt street , dem , ; H. D. Plerson , TOO North Thirtieth street , rep. Second District Judges : J. B. Mason , 4025 Izard street , rop. ; M. M. Partner , + 109 La fayette nvenue , ' dem. ; W. A. Spencer , 4520 Izard Btroot , rep , ; M. Danlolson. 460J Hamil ton street , pop. ; R. S. Nier , 4201 Hamilton strt-ot. rep. Clerks : H. B. Allan , 470G La- fayetta avenue , rep. ; F , J. Vette , 1220 Lowe avenue , rep. Third District Judges : Lewis Bllcliens- derfer , 4512 Fjrnam street , rep. ; C. C. Shi nier. 4243 llarney street , pop. ; J. M. Glbb , 621 South Forty-first street , dcm. ; L. Latsen , 4419 Coming street , rep. ; B. Hrenholt , 307 North Thirty-ninth street , rep. Clerks : C. O. Carpenter , 123 North Fortieth street , rep. ; F. A , Mills , 4017 Podge street , dem. Fourth District Judges : E. J. Ellison , 3310 Sallfornla. street , .rep. ; J. F. Hopper , 3015 Webstar street , dem. ; C. S. Tooker , 315 North Fortieth street , pop. ; J. L. Carr , 3329 Daven port slreet , rep , ; R. J. Watts , 323 North North Thirty-ninth street , rep. Clerks : J. F. Haltisworth , 330 North Thlrty-flfth avenue , item. ; J. H. McMonles , 308 North Twenty - s eve n tli avenue , rep. Fitth District Judges George Meredith , 222 South Twenty-ninth Etroct , rep. ; S. G. Harris , 231G Farnam 'jtreet rep ; J. T. Hope , 2910 Farnam street , tern. ; T C Kelsey , 2S14 Douglas street , pop. ; E , J. Hart , 21G North Thlrty-flrst street , rep. Clerks W , II. Wai kcrm , 210 South Twenty-ninth street , dem. ; Harry Jlerrl.im , 2219 Douglas street , rep. Sixth District Judges A. L. Wiggins , COS South Tlilrty-tliird street , rep. : A , J. Goff , 3500 Howard street , rep. ; G. S. McGregor , 630 South Thirtieth street , dom. ; T. S. Condlt , 3223 Half Howard street , pop. ; M. Maclean , 2813 Half Howard street , rep. Clerks : II. E. Hull , Thirty-fifth and Half Howard streets , rep. ; F. H. Eaton , Thirty-fifth and Half Howard streets , dem. ABANDOND ( ciicrnl ttrnoko Istnnji 1111 Ontor an Olil Dciiartmnnt J'oit. General Brooke Issued orders yesterday for the troops now at Fjor't McKlnney to abandon that post on the 5ln day of November. The troops will bo scattered over several depart ; l ' ments. As a largo amount ot valuable stores are still at the post , twenty-ftvo soldiers In charge of an officer _ w 111 be left there until such time as they"cin"be removed. Fort McKlnney , . .Wy'o.aa established in 1876 aad was knoyn as Cantonment Reno , and was situated 0.11 Powder river. In Sep tember , 1377 , the location was changed to a point on Clear creeX.'nOtv ' two miles from the town of Buffalo , in Johnson county , .and the new post was named Fort McKlnney In honor of First Lieutenant 'John A. McKinney , Fourth cavalry , whc- ' was killed Novombei 25 , 18TB , In an engagement with hostllo In dlans near that point. The present reserva tlon limits were established by executlvi order of July 2 , 1879 , and embrace sixteen square miles , The post was first occupied by detachments ot the Fourth and Ninth regiments of Intan try , and at different periods of Its exlstenc by detachments of the Third , Fourth , Fifth Sixth anil Ninth , regiments of cavalry and of the Fourth , Seventh , Eighth , Ninth aacf Twenty-first regiments of Infantry. The lats garrison consisted headquarters , field staff nnd band , and companies A , E , H and K. Eighth Infantry , and troops C , Fifth cav ally , and C , Ninth cavalry , with small de tachment of hospital corps , all under com mam * of Colonel J , J. Van Horn , Eighth In fantry , The post will for the present be In charge of a custodian , and eventually bo transferred to the Interior department for final dleposl tlon. tlon.Tho The original buildings of the post -were erected by the troops first occupying It the materials having been cut at two saw mills belonging to. the government and operated by the troops. All supplies wen hauled by teams from Rawllns , a. dlstanci of 193 miles. The following officers constl tuted the first garrison : Captain Edwin Pollock , Ninth Infantry , commanding ; Cap tain S. P. Ferris , Fourth Infantry ; Captain C. J. Von Hermann , Fourth Infantry ; Captain Thomas F. Qulnn , Fourth Infantry ; Lieu tenants J. W. Bubl. B. D. Price. J. J , O'Brien , Carver How-land , E. L. Bailey and C. W. Mason. Fourth Infantry , and W. P. Norrls and James Regan , Ninth Infantry , with Assistant Surgeon W , M. Wood. Of these officers the first three are dead Captain Cjulnn Is retired , Lieutenant Ballej was dismissed and L'euten > nt Nor Is le.tgncd He lives at Ponca , Neb. , and has &ervc ( : in the legislature- , besides holding othe responsible positions , The post has Jiad many commanders , among -whom are ColoneU Compton , Hcniy , Van Horn , Randall ; Majors Randlett , Fcche and others. Its location at the eastern base of the Big Horn mountains hag furnished the sportsmen of the Garrison with nmpla facilities fo hunting and fishing , tha higher range abounding with elk , deer , mountain sheep nnd grizzlies. Lake Do Smet U alioa twelve miles distant , northeast , a very pretty sheet of brackish water , the resor of myriads of water fowl In season. The siteof old Fort Phil Kearney Is abou fifteen miles northward , near the spot when the dreadful Fetterman massacre occurred December 22 , 18CC. On the north , fork o Powder river , about forty miles south , I : where General Crook utterly crushed Dul Knife's "hostile Cheyennes In November , 1876 , and where Lieutenant McKlnney , Fourtl cavalry , was kllleil.IIis body wns cnrrle back to the old Cantonment Reno , on Powdc : river , and thence tfl-tOUoyenne , from which point It was forwaf jjljto the family homr in Memphis , Tenn. Ho had a prcsentl ment that ho would bo killed In tha fight and so told several officers the night befor the fight occurred. He was a gallant youni officer , and his deatpJwas sincerely regrettei by the entire comnilnd. The Bates battlefield Is over the rangi westward about forty-five miles Hera U wheru Malpr Bates , now pay master , defeated IHacx Coat's band o : Arapahoes In 1870 with part of the Secoiv' cavalry. Indeed , the entire region is dotte with scenes of thd nciny conflicts whlcJ occurred In the struggle for white su premacy , , Oril r fri WASHINGTON , bet. 30. ( Special Tele , gram. ) Lieutenant Qolortfcl Marcus P. Miller , First artillery , relleviif at Fort Monroe , Va. will report at Fort Hamilton. N. Y. Major John V. Lauderdale , surgeon , ti Granted leave for four months. Colonel Royal T. Frank , Is assigned to th Flret artillery , vice Langdon , retired ; Lieu tent Colonel John I. Ilodgers to the Secom artillery , vice FranH ; Major David H. Kinzl to the First artillery , vlco Badgers ; Captain John McClellan lo the Fifth artillery , rioe Klnzle ; First Lieutenant Peyton C. March t tha Fifth artillery , vlco McClellan. First Lieutenant George F. Landers 1 transferred from battery F to battery D First Lieutenant James1 L. Wilson , battery D lo battery L ; First Lieutenant Alexander K. Dyer , battery L to battery A ; Second Lieu tenant Clint C , Hearn. battery K to Ugh battery F ; Second Lieutenant Gordon O. Helner , light battery P to battery Q ; Seconi' Lieutenant Samuel A. Kepharl , battery Q t < batlery K , oil In the Fourth artillery. Captain Alfred E. Bradley , assistant aur geonwill report it Fort. Cutter , Mont. ffilOUS TO HAVE A VIADUCT "Wealthy Lincoln CitiBena Quaranloo the Validity of the Oakloy Law. < * BONDS TO BE VOTED U.rON TUESDAY . 'InlRO of the Cniiltulljtft thnt tlia City bliAll Nut llo Krqtilteil tn Itrnr ttia KxpetMO I'.Apot-tret to Help tlio I'rojecl. LINCOLN , Oct. 30. ( Special Telegram. ) The Ninth street viaduct question will take an Interesting turn tomorrow. Nearly 100 of tha wealthiest taspajcrs of Lincoln will unite In a published nlwlge to the voters'to rcliovo the city of any expense that may accrue through the building of the viaduct. The proposition' for $209,000 bonds is to be voted upon Tuesday nejtt. A large number of people do not have confidence In the validity of tlio Oakley law. This law empowers cities .o build viaducts over dangerous railway jrosslngs and assess the expense to the rail way companies. Fear of this law being knocked oul by the supreme court , leaving the city to foot the bill , has had Its Inlluence on voters. The pledge of Lincoln capitalists will undoubtedly exert an Influence favorable to the bond proposition. At present the Ninth street crossing Is at grade over a gridiron of tracks , where a dozen people have lost their lives The estimated cost ot the viaduct and damages to private property Is but $1BO,000 , but the city council lias fixed the amount of bonds at ' 209,000 to cover contlnRencles. Members of the council claim that railway Influences have kept the local press from showing the fact that the railways must pay tha whole expense ot the viaduct. Signers of this pledge claim that 1C the Oakley law Is tilled by the court the next legislature will enact a new one that will stick. Patrick Buckley Is now In the Lancaster jounty Jail on a charge of attempting to bribe nnd Intimidate witnesses In order to Kct them out of the county. It is alleged that Buckley , while- acting In the capacity of hired man on the .farm of John Fitz gerald , got on the trail of Bomo hog thieves and drove them a ay. They left the liogs behind them , which Buckley Identified ns belonging to Fitzgerald , and his mime was Indorsed on theIn form at Ion ns n witness. Subsequently , It Is said. Buckley changed lila mind , became less active in the prosecution , and attempted liy threats ot bullets to drive two boys , Peter Hanson and Albert Lowell , who were cognizant of the Identity of the thieves , away from the vicinity. Tills not succeeding , lie Is alleged to have offered them money to leave. The boys told Sheriff Miller of the state of affairs , who arrested them , In connection with Buckley. The boys gave ball of ? 300 apiece , and Buckley was held In $500 , In default of which he went to Jail. The writ ofl etror in the Van Scelver case was filed this motnins with the clerk of the supreme court. Sheriff Auble , who has been detained here for a long while In expectation of this action , now sees Ills w.iy clear to get back to California ot an early day , either with or without his prisoner , Van Scelver. There is an effort being nude to admit the prisoner , who Is charged with embezzlement , to ball. Attorney Burr has gone to Seward In his behalf. The supreme court has , ad journed until November 7. William Johnson , captured Jn Omaha yes terday , was brought before Judge Waters this morning and arraigned on a charge of grand larceny. He waived examination and wns held to the district court In the sum of $500. Nearly all ot the stolen property was recovered , including a valise , a Jot of silver ware , a coat , vest and overcoat. The Lelghton Book and Paper company Is the title of a new corporation that will suc ceed C. M. Lefghton In business. Articles were filed with the county clerk today. The capital stock Is $20.000. Ynlley < 3lrl Kloct Mill ) it ICrnkoinnn. VALLEY , Neb. . Oct. 30. ( Special. ) Homer Sounders , a brakeman on the Union Pacific , and Miss Anna Larson , a pretty glr of 16 who resides In this city , eloped lasi Sunday and nothing has been heard of them .since. Miss Larson lived with the family of J. J. Miller , near the railroad , and a lllrta- tlon between the girl and the brakeman started many months ago. The flirtation ripened Into love- , and Mr. Saunders made several visits to Valley against thewUiics of tlie girl's brothers , Saturday evening Homer laid over In Valley , as lie usually does , but Sunday he and Miss Anna disappeared. An effort Is bing made to find the couple. I Is believed they are In. Omaha. Denilsu of nil Aued Kiclor 'Utlr.on. EXETER , Neb. Oct. 30. ( Special. ) Bennett nett Urvln , one of Exeter's oldest settlers , died at his homo Monday morning The funeral services were held in the Methodlsi church Tuesday afternoon. Rev. T. II. Wor ley of Edgar preached the sermon. Exetei lodge. No. 11 , Ancient Order of United. Work men , and John Brown post , No. 76 , Grand Army of the Republic , ot which orders hi was a valued member , had charge of hi : burial. Ho leaves a wife , ono con and foui daug-hters. Mrs. W. II. Lewis left Monday for Bforrl son , 111. , where she will visit with relative ! and friends for some time. IV. J. Orchard of South Omaha Is visiting friends here thla week. Itiiltlecl 11 I'ur Limit of I'otatnn * . VALLEY , Neb. , Oct. 30. ( Special. ) Sun day night during the heavy snow storm Ihleves broke Into a car-which was standing on the sidetrack and stole about forty bushel of potatoes , lyhich were carried away In wagons. A Union Pacific detective was In the city last evening trying to 11 nd some trac of the thieves , but no clew was obtained. Miss Sarah Lewis departed Sunday fo Gothenberg , Neb , where she will visit frlendi and relatives for a. few days. Mrs. Rev. J. P. Yost lelt last evening fo a few days visit with friends In Omaha. To I'romolo Irrigation In Ioy ) < l. BUTTE , Neb. , Oct. 30. ( Special. ) A prop osltlon to bond the county for $20,000 $ to mak a survey nnd locate an Irrigation ditch from west to east through Boyd county was pre sented to the board ol county commissioner ! Tuesday , It was laid over until Novembe 8at which time , unless favorable- action 1 taken , the county will practically shut ou from Irrigating by the ditch system , be cause of the fact that I ha water rlfiht filed by the company will have expired by llmlta < lion , and other parties In ICeya Paha count : will secure the right. Rrrloni Ulmrffu A 'uhist u IToiiinn. BELLEVUG , Neb. , Oct. 30. ( Special , ) / good deal of excitement was caused today b ; a warrant being sworn out before Justlc lletz by Thomas Burke and Dan Liwrenc < against Mrs. Sarah Patrick for attempted poisoning. Mrs. Patrick pleaded not guilt , and gave bonds to appear for prellmlnar ; trial on November 9. Four Indira ot Smiw in > "rivcaUo. ! NEWCASTLE , Neb. , Oct. 30. { Special. ) Four Indies of snow fell here yesterday , I began snowing about 3 o'clock In th morning and continued all day. A ragln wind storm Is In progress tonight , and th temperature has fallen several degrees since G o'clock. Btor * liohbid ut 1 ROGERS. Nob. , Ocl , SO. ( Special Tele gram. ) Last night the store ot M. J. Conboy ' was robbed. While be was at supper the money drawer was broken open and J1R ' taken , The store was entered through th window. Funeral of rt. H. llnrlan YORK" , Neb. , Oct. 30. ( Special. ) A. S Harlan , who died here Saturday evening , wa burled under the auspices of the Masons an Knights of the Maccabees , ot which orders ho was a member , this afternoon , Death ot n Ijinrnntor County Pioneer. ROCA , Neb. , Oct. SO. ( Special Telegram. ) John Meyer , one of the oldest settlers In Lan cuter county and an estensive land owner , died this morning , a god SO yean. Thousands of casea ot rheumatism Iiav been cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla , Thli 1 abundant reason for belief that tt will CUD you. PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS. I Thealer-goers will recoRnlrp the above portraits traits as tltofiw of n young nctress , ot whom the- world already knows , much , and Is des tined to know more Thp lady. Miss Kllon Vockey , was born In Baltimore , graduated In music from the Peabody Institute ot that city , and finished her musical education at Letpalo , In Germany. Even In childhood she gave ovIJeiico of possess Ins the dramatic Instinct. Her earliest professional appear ances wno on the German stage , as "Mary Stuart nnd "Jane Eyre. " in this couutry as "Juliet , " "Parthenla" and "Lady Teazle" with marked success , As a dramatic reader , Mhe has won high praise , having given selec tions from Schiller and Goethe before the Germnn court. During the Worlds fair In Chicago , sliB created a sensation la perform ances In the Woman's building , and also at the- Calumet theater. Since then she has repeated her success tn New York and else where. In Washington , where she resides , Miss Vockcy Is a great favorite , being as charitable as she Is talented. We- gladly make room for the following letter , showing her good fortune In a h > glcnlc , as well us a dramatic direction : 2G ! > W. 22d St. , New York. The Pro-Digestec ! Food Co. , 30 Rcada St. , Now York. Gentlemen : I beg leave to Inform you that I have used your Paskola , and find It an ex cellent thing as n fle.ih nnd strength pro ducer. I heard of It through a friend , and also from my brother , who U a. painter. Both recommended me to try It , and I did so. As my work Is hard and exhausting , I often felt falut after n performance. Indeed , half the time I had no appetite , but since I began the useof Packola , I have a lovely appetite , and have gained flesh. 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Ha VVUB found In his ofllce , looking exceedingly welt , In Trsponst * to an Inquiry ho said "I have used the pre-dlgeie ( < l food , I'askola , myself , and In my family , and I must say that t have found It just what Is claimed lor It. lu fact , I IIBVQ been chanting the praises of It very steadily over slnco 1 first began to lisa It , Why shouldn't I ? It has built me up nnd made a new man of me. You see how fresh and rosy I am. and I Intend to keep so. " All brain Markers , actors , lawyers , doc * tors , Inventors , artists , clergymen , authors , editors , merchants , financiers , etc. , etc , , nrs almost certain to milTr-r from Indigestion and djjpepsla , with Its attendant nervous pros tration. They become nnacmlc and woiilc , harking necessary nourishment , body and mind run down together. Drugs done good. At best drugs In such cases arc mere- pokers to stir the dying embers , What Is wanted I * moro fuel ; that Is , food which the system can receive and assimilate without taxing tin dlgegtlio organs. Such a food ( and the only ono In existence ) Is Paskola. Being pro-digested , It spares IN stomach the labor Imposed by ordinary food , enters the blood , and Is at once taken up by the hungry and newly body. It virtually rests the stomach. That Is both science and sense. 1'coplo who were wan. tired , feeble , low- spirited , dyspeptlu-ictirsed and consumptive , write us dully from Maine to Mexico , saying they are getting fat nnd nearly on Paskola , after a weary and useless dosing with drug ] ant ] cod liver oil. And with reason. I'oskola stands for the true- theory the right practlcq. Send your name to The Pre-Dlgestod Food Co. , 30 Reade Street , Now York , and they wilt send free an Interesting pamphlet on Food and Digestion. Secret of the Queen of Beauty MME. M. YALE'S "EXCIiLSIOU" Complexion and Other Remedies WEHI3 A.WAKDCD WORLD'S ' FAIR 1IEDAL AHD DIPLOMA , Knowing n superiority over other domestli anil foreign remedies. MME YAIjK Is the Creator of Bcaulj Culture. Indorsed by ConRress. AIM IS YAIjIO , who Is acknowledged to b < a very beautiful woman , Htlll continues to grow more beautiful every day. AIJO doei not seem to affect her marvelous beauty , Her secret lies In the use of her own won. derful IlcmcUles. They combine within tlieli composition every Ingredient lacking In tha human flesh to give It ths desired hard , youthful appearance. Any woman can make herself just as fair tintl lovely OH her heart desires If thewill use these remedies according America's Greatest Oompleziou and cording- tliplr directions. They are absolutely lutely- guaranteed to be all that la claimed Health Specialist , for them. PRICE LIST : VIO'H ! l.u I'rerlcln. Mm ? . Ynlo'B wonderful La JYeclda la known to bo Uw < mlj- sure cure for freckles. In Irom S liiye to OIIP wrrk nftrr Ita Hist appllcutlan e\cry rreckle will disappear nml tie cotnilexlon | tR-come an clour in ciyatal. 1'rtce , Jl per bottlfl. I Ynl 'H KxritiNlnr Ciilii | > lf xlim lilnnnli. ' Gunrnnttfpd to removr rajlownpsa , moth patchti \ I and alt Klein hlcMiiljhea. Given a natural com. VI titexlun ot marteluuB beauty. 1'iice. 42 per ' buttle ; IS tor i tx.ltlts. Yu'o's l-Illilrol Itraiitj- . , Ciltlvatc * natural rosy rlip l(3 , & wonderful Bliin tonic. 1'rlcr , U per bottle. Yuln'x KxciHlHlor Blood Tonic. rurlflea the Mood , actii on the liver , kldneyi and builds up tlia wliole eyaietn. I'rlce II per bottle ; 0 lor (5. Vnifl'A Kyoluili mill Kyobrnir < irnw < 3r. Makes the lashes crovr thick and long , the rye- lirowH luxiiilant nnd shupi'ly ; ttrunclhena and beautifies Iho eyes. I'rlce , II. Yulo'A Kicolnlor llnnil lVhlten r. MnVrs the hands soft. III ) ' white and beautiful. 1'rioe , U. Vnln'i "KrnntMcoltt" Mine. Yale'nwonderful remedy for rrtnovlnf find destroying the urowth ot aiii > crlluou > Imlr , taltea but five tnlnulea to use ; does not hurt , Irrllata or e\en muke the skin red ; rcmovei every trace In one application. I'tlcu } j. , OMAHA DRUGGISTS. Pull line carried by ICuhu & Co. , 15th anil Doufflus streets , Merchant & Vtclcera , 10th nnd Howard , Klnslcr Drug Co. , 10th and Farnam , W. J. Huelios , 2-lth and Kftrnmn. And by ail N < braskti druggists. Al wholesale by K. K. Bruce & Go , ana Richardson Drug Cora paay , Omaha. LINCOLN DRUGGISTS , Hnrloy'a Drug Store , corner O nnd llth streets , carry a full UQO , COUNCIL BLUFFS DRUGGISTS. Goorgc S. Davis , and all drugginta throughout lowu , D/uqpista every where sell Jlrae. M. Yalo'a Remedies. If druggists do not happen to have them in stock when called ( or , they will order for you without extra ! charge. Mail orders sent to Mmo. Ynlo' & hoadquartora rocolvo prompt at tention. All correspondence answered personally. MME. M. America's Greatest Complexion and Health Specialist. YALE TEMPLE OF BEAUTY , UG statc strcc hlcaeo "A BRIGHT HOME MAKES A MERRY HEART. " JOY TRAVELS ALONG WITH SAPOLIO
