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ENDORSED ClTIZE S' TIClET {
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IInnnonlotlll ? ; Action of the Democratic City
Convention Yeswrdny.
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Jr NOT A SINGLE NAME IS LEFT OFF
An Sniiil tin tintiti - : .ltiiIe \r.lnlltou
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tI ) I , ( 'tit ml Coittitil t tee.
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l'or MflYOt . . . . . . .cIAHI.m ; I nnOWN .
For City Trca&lrlr..TIOI.\S 8WOI. :
1or Ply ( 'otnptrolber..OIlY I. DOANI1
. For City CIIrk.\I.I.I.\1 COltHN
I Vor Ciy Iolco .luIRe..I.I. ) " II11.SY I
For Counclll1n at Lnrge-
W. C. HULI.AnD. I
IIANK Jlt'1tFUIY.
ALBEILT ( ' A1b.
AJ.lmT . I. COI'OCK 'AIN. ,
? bi1.bAI2D F. 1 INKIOtSI1I.
htJTl11It A. IIAILMON.
I.U'I. : IAIIN.
.IOIIN h1MTY. )
.JOIN I.I.I.Y.
AI..I'N'r ) , I ICTO ) I.
JAII'SO.SI1NSKY. ) .
ror Hoard of 1diicatbon-
lor 11llcaton-
W. F' . ALL1N.
J. F. 1t1Tlt(1lSi. [
.1. 11. M'1NT01f.
. IWSON JUCII.
Ff.1F1t 1. THOIA8.
I neform was the dominant senthnent In the
dmocr tc ! city convention l \ hlch met In Pat-
terton hal yesterday aftcriicon. There was
but one feeling among the delegates , and
that was In favor or the endorement or the
Citizens' nonl'artlan ' ticket. The Sixth anI
Scventh wards mode a vigorous effort to s e -
cure the nOllnatons ! at Ab. Wagponer and
Robert holmes for councilmen . but the other
wards were sold agaInst them and ( they bent
to the wl of the majority .
Thorn was some little delay In beginning
operations. The street In rrent or the hal
was crol\lell with republican politicians who
were hard at work fixing the slate for their
own jamboree nt Washington hail. Many or
the democratc delegates sized up the
crwd nn,1 , went on to Washington
hail . thinking they had made a
mistake . and It required n little time
to get them hack again. I was 2:30 : o'clock
when Charles Conoyer called the conventm
to order and the delegate settled down to
buslnes
Secretary Mullen read the call and Charles
Loblnger or the Sixth ward was made tern-
)10rary chairman. Mr. LOhlnger aptly cx-
lres , pd lila appreciation or the honor and ro
marked , that the cardinal IH'Jnclple or democ-
racy was the promoton or good government
and It was In the Intere'ts of good govern-
moot that the convention h1l1 assemhled. I' .
C. lorey waf elected secretary and DavId
Shannahan of the Fourth ward assistant sec-
) retary.
There were no contests and thl lIst or dele-
. gates 3S accredited was approvml. All proxies
were excludl'd. The temporary organizaton
vas mad permanent and the convention pro-
ceede(1 ( to nominations for ma'or.
NOINATlm BY ACCLAMATION.
The name or lion. Charles II. Brown was
presented , by Edward E. Howell. Mr. howell
said that the reform movement was bund to
win . both In the convention and
at the election In Novemher. le
aked all his friends to join
with him to nominate and elect Mr. Brown.
. , Mr. howell's remarks were greeted with n
burst or loud ( applause and the nomination or
P Charles II. Brown was made by acclamation
and with tremendous enthusiasm.
Mr. Brown wn called before the conven-
- ton and receIved an ovation at hand claplngs [ !
and cheers. He sid that there were two
Issues In this campalgn-ne business and
one poltcal The first involved the task ot
rescuing the city from the evils of misgov-
erment amt the latter was to determine
whether a religious test could be lId down
na a test at citizenship. Until this latter
" " - . governrnont zaatter ' 'IS setted there could 1 no god
The convention then proceeded to nominate
u , ! by acclamation William : Coburn for city
i 'I . cerIc , Thomas Swobe for city treasurer. Oily
B ' n. Doano rr comptroller anti Lee Helsley for
t police Judgo.
k . , . . . . The popularly or Judge Helsley was at-
.1 . . - tested by the enthusiasm with which hIs
1 i . nomination was accompanied. He was called
to the 111atorm amI made a brIer but stirring
'peech . whIch was punctuated with continuous
applause. He said In substance : "You have
nominated me for police judge at this city
, Iml ( I thank you for it. I prlsume there I
riot a man within the Sound of my voice who
does not know that I 01 a republican , and
the rac that I have received a nomination
In n democratic convention Is evidence that
there Is an extraordinary condition ot things
In our midst. I shows that we have a coin-
man cause and a common foe . and that foe
18 a certain cabal at conslllrators In this city
who declare that a certaIn class at citizens
shall be Proscribed , on account of their religious -
1lous views and that thIs proscription shall
Include all who ! lay sympatlzo with it.
More than thirty years ago at the battle or
Gettysburg was reIterated the enunciation
at the principle by Abraham Lincoln , the
. greatest and the grandest character that lI ! :
VIsited this world since Christ. that all men I
Ab were create free and equal. I Is upon this I
platform that WI stand today anti I promise
IOU , Ir I am elected . that In my court all
men shal be equal before the law. "
Another round or cheer greeted the conclu-
'Ion of Judge Ileisley's address and ( then the
tasle of nominatng a council ticket was
talcen up. Hero appeared the only menace to
the general harmony or the convention. The
delegations from the Sixth and Seventh
wards demanded additional recognItion . but
- . they were met 11Y an overwhelmingly all-
verse majority and they graceful ) ' ocqul-
esce1 In the will at the convention.
' conventon.
CANDIATES FOR COUNCIL ENDOHSED.
J. B. Sheean ot the Fourth ward moved
that the convention endorse the nIne nominees -
bees or the Citizens' convention by acclama-
tion.V . S. Popplelon of the Seventh ward
ohjectel. lie sold that the Se\enth warl
, deserved a democratic representaton In the
council. Through Fame oversight It had
. - . counci hal
i : been overlooked In the Citizens' convention ,
but lie was satIsfied that this was accIdental
. end that I Its man was added to the ticket
I the Citizens' would correct the ditilcuity.
, lie mOI'et as an amendment to the motion
, ot ! r. Sheean that the councimanic can-
, , . : : . hlates he nominated by the cal of wards
" - - ' . toil saId that he wished to place the name of
Mr. Ah , Wagponer before the convention.
George Tierney or the Sixth ward seconded
the atneudnuent. . lie ! alt that Robert Holmes
had served the Sixth ward faithfully In the
' . counci. lie was the only democratic council-
man who was over elected In that wlrd ant
. he was satisfactory to republicans . as well as
: . , democrats. ,
\ S. Shoemaker contended that each ward
. . . has a representation In the council . Independently -
pendenty at the nine councilman at large
, who were to be elected this fall , and that
. , , . It would bo a mIstake to break the sol.1
, , > ' . ) front that hs,1 been shown In behalf at bet
I I : v ' ter governiiuent.
: , . E. E. howell supported the amendment.
, , f lIe explained that It vas the orIginal Inten-
t ' ton that Mr. John S. Knox represent the
: democrats of the Seventh ward on the Ciii-
I - tens' ticket. At the last moment Knox de-
tided that he could not accept the office . and
' con equenty the ward had not been repre- '
- , Beted. ! lie and following speakers declarell '
I' that they did not wih to urge their claims !
: to the e'tcot at throwing cold water on the I
c ' rerorm mo\ment , with whIch they were In :
! ; ' hearty syinpthiy and that they would abide
, by the thclo'ton at the convention. On roll ,
1 , C1 the amendment was defeated by 73 to
, ; . 26. anti the Citizens' nominees were enlorsed' , '
. , & . by acclamation as follows : W. C. ihuliard .
r . Frank liurkloy Albert Cairn A. I. Com.
r . stock Millard F' . J'unlehouter. Luther A.
. . . " harmon. John Leiflly Alien T. Hector and
,1.- Jamro Wolshentky.
. NEW CITY CENTRAL CmmTEE.
The cIty central committee
I commitee was authorized
authorlzet
" by resolution to ll any vac\clot : , that mIght
occur on the city ticket bet weeu now and
elrttail . and tile new city central committee
was named as follows :
nsmc\
\'nrtI-dwai'd J. Iee Frank Flxon ,
John hlowers.
Second Ward-James Murphy A. F. Au-
gustadt . A. Sioup.
Third Wad-Domlnlc1c Cosgro\e , Thomas
. ' 1lurphy. Gus Carey
Fourth Ward-Po C. hloafey . Lee W. Sprat-
V , In , 8. A. Crow. ,
'p Fifth Ward-Thomas 11. Daley , Edwar !
.1. Urnnan , I. J. Vunn. j
Sixth Wnrll-W. Ii. Chadwick J. D. nlB-
tin. J. 1. I : ileagsn.
Snventh Wnr.-W. , S. Iopplelon , James
Schnc4tlerwlnd. i'hilhhii Smith.
I I/hh \Vard-.hmes Tonnel ) Jr. , John
lcOreal , J. Ii. Davis
Ninth \'ari-hl. 11. SalIsbury . C I. . Smith ,
M. W. I'a'ne.
J'or the school hoar,1 W. F' . Allen . J. F.
BurKesl" J. H. Mcintosh , Edson Rich and
glmer f : . Thomas were endoued 1 Ih a
rush , and ( the convention . . alJourne,1
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SOUTH OMAHA NEWS
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Grant , the 9-yclr.ol Eon tit William Sails-
bury I.u . seriously and 1I151bly totaly injured .
Jured by being kicked by vicious horse at
the stock yards yesterday afternoon. The
) 'ounpster. In cOlpany With ) two other boys
or about the same age was playing In one
or the alleys just nortl or the Cxchauje
building when Billy Welh passed along leaul-
ing Bel'eral horse 10 the stable. As the horses
approached the boys clmhe upon the fence
In order to get out or the way. , As a black
houe Fred I Iiusz passed he
belonging to lusz gave
a vicIous kick and struck young Salisbury on
the right side of the head , knocking him
semelcss. The otler boys quickly gave the
alarm ami hal n dozen len ran to the aley
and , carried the la,1 to the Exchange building .
where he was placed ( on a couch In Oarow
& Kelly's otflce . Docter" were sent for at
once and arrived promllt ) An examination
shoWed that the boy had , 9uflroJ a compound
combuulet ( fracture at the right temporal
bone The surgeons went to work at once
sur/cns
and remcv < the broken Pieces or bone and
mild all In theIr power to save the life or the
little fellow. Wheu the wound had hen
I
dressed the patient was taken to a quiet rom ;
In the hotel upstairs. There Is very little
hope of hIs recovery . though the doctors say
that he has one chance In a hundred et Pulling -
IUI t'lrough. "messape was sent to Irs.
Salisbury . mother of the Injured boy , at her
home , 30r7 Mason [ street , Omaha and she
cam9 down as quickly as possible , but did not
)
remain In the room where the doctors were
working on her son The mother was nearly
crazed wih grief anti eagerly questioned per-
sons who came from the room where tile (100
tors were working about her boy's condition.
Mr. Salisbury Is In Sioux City , but Is expected
homl tcmhv.
At 9uQ"ci ck last night the boy died.
The horse which 1dcke the lath has a repU-
taton about the yards or being vicious and
has kicked se\erl persons before.
Jul'rlnl"1 I h. H. q. Cluh.
: Ir. 1\11 Irs. H. T. : Iaxwel entertained thl
"Fi. Q. " club at their residence Twentieth
and I streets , Friday evening. Cards and
dancing occupied the time untl nearly mId-
night . when refreshments were 'erved. Those
present were : mhel Honey Alma Calkins
Cora Gosney , Clara Da\ls. Fannie Gosney.
Margaret O'Toole Theresa O''oole. Swiss
1 1 ot. 11. Iliancime'ilhianms , Stela Camp-
bell . Miss Hamau , Miss Gammi. Miss Mor-
gan. Among the /entemen were : Hnlph 101 ;
Cyrus Nelson Hay honey Dan Montague ,
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Bert Vlicox . Harry Chrl11e , Frank Gosney
James hastings . F'rank I Cress , Will Vosburg
and Frank Carnpbeii.
l'I"'llt'llJ 1 LIst tr 1.I'cttl ( ) hhlerrs.
County Commlsfloner Sutton Is preparIng
a list at the judges amid clerks for the comIng -
log county election and wil han the list
In at next Wednesta"s meeting at the
county cormimnisstoners.
,11/1" Cit ) . fitissihi.
W. H. Helmer Is spending a tow days at
Blair .
Blairv
\v . J. Brohan or Carks was In town yesterday -
terday .
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The Junior league meets at 3 1 o'clock thIs
afternoon.
Eli II. Doud returned last evenIng front a
western trio.
A card party was given at the home at
Miss Clara Davis last evening.
John Hay or Norfolk spent yesterday In
town shaking hands with acquaintances.
W. need Duuroy heaves tonight for Plal-
mouth for a tel days' visit with rrlends.
I.ocal talent will present the "Daughter or
the Regiment" at the German theater this
evenln .
!
Rosewood camp No. 27 , Woodmen of the
Worll ber 2G. ( . will give a bal at ilium's hal Octo- ,
The "Triumph at Gideon" Is the Sunday
school topic at time Presbyteraln church this
morln .
Miss Jessie Brolu.Crommctt will give a
recital at tim First MethodIst church Monday -
day evening
D. I' . Roth anti , family have moved to
Yankton , S. D. . where they will reside In
the future.
Services will bo held at the Fourth ward
mieslon at the old school house this afternoon -
non at 4 o'clock.
Re\ Mr. Winship will preach his initial
sermon at the First Methodist EpIscopal
chlrch this morning.
Hev. David R. Kerr president of Belevue
college . wi preach at the First Presbyterian
church this mornIng.
Next Thursday Is the first day at registration -
tralon for the fal election. Every one
wishing to vote must register this fall.
The policemen are ceiling lots at tickets
for their annual bal , which will bo held at
Bauer's hal on the evening at October 2t
Nebraska lodge No. 227 , Ancient Order of
UnIted \Vorkmmiemm \ \ Ill gIve a bal on the
evening of October 30 at Young Men's Institute -
tuto hmahl .
Superintendent A. A. Munroo or the publc
schools has retured tram 1.lncoln , where he
went to attend n mretng or state SUIerln-
temlents.
C. W. Miller at Omaha will conduct the
servIces at the Young Ien's Christian asso-
elation meeting 11 lasoulc hal at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
Hev. C. C. Smih , pastor ot the First Bap-
tst chmtmrclm will give 1 blackboard talc to
parents at 1 o'clock this morning. Hel'
Srnitlm's evening theme wIll be "TllY D1Y. "
Dr. E. I. Slgrlns left yesterday afternoon
for Collmbus with his duuglters , Edith and
Pet 1. The young ladies wi remain wih
relatives at Columbus during the absence
at Mrs. Siggins , who has gone south for her
healtil.
Miss Ella Dlckmnan . doughter or D. n.
nckman. celebrated her 9th birthday yester-
day afternoon hy entertaIning a couple ot
dozen at her friends and school mates at
her home , 'Cwonteth anti I. streets The
young talks wee entertained with games ,
11uslo and lun heon.
The Mahmoney [ building at the corer or
Twenty-fifth anti , N streets bas beeu com-
plcttt at least two weeks , yet the rubbish
let [ by the builders still lays In the streets.
On the Twenty-tifthm street side two large
lime boxes . 1 barrel anti ' 1 piece at hmeavy
Iron girder obstruct tile street
The police arrested Durt Pontac rester-
day afternoon on a warrant churgln as-
uul and battery. DI r belong over In
Sarpy county blt about a month ago he
drifted Into the Magic cIty anti picked a
row with J. Bal y. whom he knocked
lawn with a wagon soke. After this deed
fluff skipped across the county line and
stayed there until today ) ' . when ho vnture,1
Into town , and was locked up on the old
warrant. _ .
l'ihIt'i' Court stud CI ) ' Jzmlh.
1 Ipenla Bumchtmnan the 15-yea-hl girl wh
was taken from a house of 1 repute some
time ago las released by Jldge Berka yesterday -
terday anti taken to her home In Kansas
City by her father She wi bE placed In the
Ciy or the 000,1 Shepherd there.
harry L. Barnes and Edward Fcster the
len who It Is alleged swIndled the Union
National bank at Kansas City out or $ jOO ,
and tried to defraud ( the Amerlcln National
all this city . were sent to Kansas City ) 'es
ttnllY In charge of Detective T. C. Conklng
for trial.
Louis CassIdy has been arrested on the
charge of stealing the pllmbing from a
house belonging to Henry W. Yates located
at Thirtieth and Webster strets
Louis . Goldsmith yesterday alernoon cave
a bond of $30 each for. Ilt Ford anti Pat
Fermi. jr. . who were arrested for asault
and battery committed during the tght at
Garrity's saloon on F'riday night
I took five otcer to bring In Mrs. Peter-
Ion of ! Thlrty.slxth street and Poppletln
avenue yesterday afternoon . She laid that
her husband had abu9d her ant she had
taken poison to end her life. I was sub-
lequenty determIne that the polsol taken
was liquor.
nUOATCI PUT AT TiE HEAD
Ticket Nominated by Republican City
Convention Yesterday.
BRISK CONTEST OVER TIlE MAYORALTY
Fs.i'hht' 1lurl : In hun lu n ! lrl : hhuire
-3hmst : Ir I lii. 'url : . \ceurllnA .
to II' nlul . ,
_ te'him [ 111 fou. I
For Mayor..WILI.IAM [ J. B1tOATCit ,
'or [ City Comptroller . . . I0hl. Vs nnOA'C1
F'or City . . Clerk..t1gCIU:1 IIB'
For City 'rreastmrer. , . . .
) .rrelsurtI. . ' ' " '
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Par Iolr .TIIe..SAM\I I. I. CORDON [
FOI' Counclhnei ntLmrge- _
JAns : A. 1 . \ " . - .
CAHn ANI'OhtD.
n. H. 1N A "A.
\ v.v. . IIINO1IAM.
LI'W lhi'itM 1'HTI.n. :
l'HM
1) \'I I. ( ' 1hltlS'1'fl . ,
SAM It'hJOlti.
8A:1 DIBOIS. . iUNC'A. . I
HII IT DUNCAN.
l.gl' ' .VrHS. I
For : Iemberl or thp 10l of 1'luclton- :
C. H , DAVDSON. [
( IICOItCE t. 1)hNNIS. )
OIOl 1)"NIS.
C. II. ( UIATTON.
flEOitOI ' : O. IH1\
H. l' .lOltlAN.
Wllal J. iroatch ha ! been selected to
lead I the A. r' . A ; ticket which was nominated
by an alleged republican city convention
hell . Washington hal yesterday after-
nGon.
nGon.When
When the reul or the prh1arles , heh on
Frlda ) ' . was aunounced yesterday muornimig
I was a fpregomie conclusion that there waul
ort/oue
be lively light for the mayoraly nomina-
tlon. C. L. Chafee andV. . J. Br0tch each
had a following that the race or the returns
Indicated would be about evenly divided , and
the Informal ballot verified the estimates by
gIving the two heading aspirants for the omce
thirty votes cachm. Out or elght-one votes
In the convention thle left tweuty-on tat
hail , 'not been cast for eiher or the leaders ,
and there was n lot or talk among the dele
gates and among men honcsly Interested In
the success of the party In favor or dropping
both Chafce anti Droatch and putting up a
gcod , clean man fJr the ) lace. Thomas I.
KImball , Caspar E. Yost W. n. Bennett ,
Z. T. Lindsey and a number at other good ,
len were suggested for the place . but when
t came to the test the A. ) . A. forces had
the convention too well In hand to allow any
man who was avowedly free rrom the dervish
taint to get the plum , so It unied on Broatch
and then put up 1 sold A. 1' . A. ticket to
hclp drag him , down
SHAIH'CENING TIE WhItE'S.
H was the last
nominating session at the
season , and the heeler \ho hid got their
wIres crossed In other conventiont. were on
hand early , determined com'enlons winning
lu ' the final showdown , or die In the attempt.
The forenoon had ben spent In laying
nlans . and gatlng gulls couldn't have ket
the workers from the delegates , anti candidates -
dates as they entered the hail .
There were some of the A. P. A. contingent
who knew when they were beaten contngeut
had the decency to talc scats In the gal-
lery. They care early anti hop ed the seat
In the front row. There was Jonathan Edwards -
wards , Jim Bruner and his milk
lnt'pcctbng brother John James Ewing -
Inl Armstrong Theodore Olsen . Pete
Schwenll , Iroressor Allemi . J. E. Tlzard ,
George Wison , Mel Hedfeld and a horde
of those fellows , but the floor caught the
cream or timenm M. G. 2acleod was on the
gate with Instructous to admit none but
delegates , but he couldn't
give the boys the
marble heart and Israel Frank U. B.
Balcombe and Clarle ) ' Druner , J. D. Nathan-
son , Zimmerman ( first and last real name
unknown ) , Charley I'otter ' . .
unleo\n ) Paler. \ A. Saunders ,
Jerry Sedgewlck , J. W. Ehler . Claus Hub-
bard Unitt Iunu and the rest of the gang
were son on the floor.
Jim Wlnspear warn't a bit modest about
working on the floor of the imall . as though
he had been a republcan all his life. or
course . whie ho might be a little strange to
the delegates from a republican standpoint ,
he hail , grasped all or nearly all at them by
the hand In I. ' . 1' . & P. and was at home
with thieiii
After an Immense amount of caucusing E
P. Davis , chairman of the republican city
central committee , called the cOvenlon and
Secretary Iesslclc read the call .
ED COHNSH FOR ChAIRMAN .
On hehalt of the
city central conlnlte
Chairman Davis named 1111 J. Cornish as
temporary chairman or the eonventol. Mr.
Corish said : , in [ taIlng charge at the convention ,
"I th'nll you for the honor of being chosen
to preside over this republican comivemttton.
A truly representative conventon Is rare this
year In our city. The fact that there are so
many dlfeTnces of opinion amongst us shows
that thIs convention represents the heart
the brin and the conscience not ot one or
of n few , but or time great body or republicans -
cans , who have been and are our very best
cll.pn .
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" 1 um particularly gratified In being thus
honored because I Is proof to the world
that In strIght republican conventions there
Is still a welcome and recognition extended
to that element of the rcpnblcan party who
are opposed to secret political organizations
as a mater of princIple , and who do not lose
sight or the Inherent e\1 In such an associa-
ton , even when called 'citizens' movement , '
with it general committee of thlrly and
generl commitee executive -
ecutive committee or .
ecutve commitee seven manipulating
conventions amid candidates to their will
wi"
masking under , the guise or reform for '
selfish purposes.
"The republican party was organized to
preser\e democratic . immstittmtions . to Insure
complete liberty to each individual In thought
and action . (0 Improve the condition at the
laborer to malee his pathway through life
easier his heart contented , his hopes
brlght r.
"It has not yet fulfilled its missIon. In
the belIef that your acton today will affect
the welfare In the future or that party which
represets those great principles dear to us
as rcpubhlcans . citizens and patriots , I ask
your co-operation In preserving , that order
necessary to cJlm deliberation and wise
a et Len. "
acIon.
Mr. CorIlisit's statement that a man who
was not an A. 1' . A. could find welcome and
recognition In a republican [ convention was
loudly cheEred by Lee Estele and Frank
Francl who constituted the au I-A. I' . A.
forces In the gathering. Van B. Lady and I.
II . Bo'les were selected as temporary secretaries -
Lanes , the lIsts or delegates hanted In by
the judges or the primaries were declared to I
name the duly accredited delegates to the ,
convention , the temporary organization' was
made permanent and time work of making a
city ticket "as commenced.
BHOATCl ON TIllED BALLOT
I was decided to proceed with the roll
cal for the nomination for candidates for
ma'or. The wards pas ! d until the Fourth
was reached when F. B. Kennard named
W. J. Broatch : the Fifth ward. by Dr. lily-
thin , nominated John Jenkins : J. L. Kaley
at the Sixth nominated C. L. ChalIce .
On motion at Dick Smith the convention
proceeded to an Informal ballot for mayor ,
with the provision that no ward be passed .
The Informal ballot resuled : Prank E.
Moores 5 : JenkIns 15 : Chaffee . 30 , i
Urostch 30. :
The first formal ballot resulted : Broatch ,
33 : ChalIce . 281h : Jenkins H % : Mooree , G.
On the secoml ballot lroatch got one of
ChalIce's votes In the Ninth. Then Chafee
got two or Jenkins' In the Secommti and the
ballot was : Cimaffee. 2y ; Droatch , 3t ; Jeri-
klns , 12 % : Ioores , G.
On the third formal ballot . when the Filth
Fih
ward was reache. an effort was made to
switch the vote from Jenkins to ChalIce .
s\lch Chnrc-
Every delegate was on his feet and pande"
monlum relgnelt. A motion to exclude all
but delegates tram the floor was not enter-
taitieti and the sergrant'at-arms finally se-
cured a semblance at order The Fifth wad
delegates caucused for several minutes and
then vote : flroatchm 5 : Chaffee . 3 : Jenkins -
kins , 1.
"I ask that that vote be recorded for C. I. .
Chaftos . " shouted John Jenkins tram the
floor at the convention. "That'a what they
were elected for " shouted another The coo-
CO\-
\enton refused to acknowledge the order.
Other cbange were made which gave Droseh
a total at forty votes and then the First
ward changed one vote tram Moores to
Drotch and gave him the nomination .
The announcement that Broatch had a
majority of the votes was the signal for eon-
fusion henry LIvesey mounted a chair and
called for three cheers , but the dervishes
.
wouhln't stop at thf , fhe 10uchlnR commit-
tce' fell our each oilier In theIr ! efforts to
get the first clash of. the nominee's hand
Broalch " ' 1 nn'ly ] 1eJ to ths platform . and
J. W. BieI of the &iventim offered the motion -
ton which mAdc h\1 \ 10mlnaton unanlmon8.
Drntch mallo I IWo tsk. lie said that si'c
years g there Wl 1 lepne In the Mie
hal tfl tOt Dr thee present would re-
imiember . referring to his' defeat for a renom-
Inaton as ma'or. "lb prelent nominton ,
he took It . justnell the record hp had made
a mayor' . lad Mt. : ' ChalIce or any other
good man been nominated he would ha\1
snllport him with 1" Toce ! anti ( his TotC.
iTo wat lure that the 'unterle ' ! or The flee
would be turned ngalha hll and the ticket .
but ho vas wlln : tmS l 'lllet the luue. lie
was certain that II ' ' ; not necessary for
him (0 promlr that ho would prove worthy
or the contdcnce that had been 1)lce In
him by the convention.
: [ r. Chafet was c le(1 ( out All promlet
to support the ticket from top to bottom.
Mr. Jenkins was called for . but had retired
rrom the hal ,
WINT i\ TilE SLATg
The big fight ha\lng been plJOSell of . the
rest or the work came easy according to
time late. John Westberg George C.
Thom\son. J. D. Piper anti G. H. Hathbun
were n3med as canllltes ( , for city comp-
troiler . The Informal ballot developed tomb
strength for each or thl candidates but be-
fore the secretaries could complete the to.
tals the wards began chsnplng the votes lu
Westberg's behalf . And he was finally nom'
Inatetl by ac lamnatlon.
Beecher Higby was nomInated by acclama-
ton for city clerk.
J. II. Duman ! hall beaten Edwards for the
delegation In the Ninth ward , the home at
hath or them for city treatmmrer but that
didn't connt. The entire campaign hu been
entrt !
made with Edwards on time slate for the
notnination . and the goods were delrered. .
The Informal ballot gave Dumont tweut-
jave
nine vote . but before It ould bl announced
the prearranged switch came and Edwards
was given the nomination by acciamnatloim.
I was not nearly 10 unanImous In the
selection of a candidate for \olce jud o. E.
D. Prat. C. F. Kaemnpfer S. I. Gordomi
George S. Smith A. E. Baldwin S. 11
Crosby Ii. E. Cochran anti J. A. POlers
were placed before the convention , anti It
took five ballots to mak a selection. The
contest was close between Pratt and Gor-
doii . with the other candIdates trailing until
the fifth ballot . when Gordon united ( the
forces and everything came h18- way. His
nomination wa made unanimous.
nominaton
For the council there was an effort to
break the slate made lp by the different
wards but I was futile . and the ten selected -
heeled were Sam DuBois from the First
ward W. W. lnghnm tram time Second
l.w Burmestcr trom the Third , H. I ) . Duncan -
can . rrom time Fourth , Dave H. Christe from
the Fifth , Carr Axrord train the Slxtii.Lee
Yates from the Se"enU" " , Jim Alan front the
Eighth and ( I. S. Benala rrom the Ninth.
About twenty names were presented as can-
didates for the Boar,1 , at Education. The
first ballot resulted In the nominaton or
H. C. Jordan , O. G. hey , George J Den-
nis. C. R. DavIdson and C. ii. Gratton.
B. P. DavIs was made chairman of the
central committee and the convention ad-
journed. _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ - _
IISIXgs : I'X ' 10 TILE FIIONT "
Ih'lllhA ( n Il ) ' Oft Olnln I.'nlr nn.1
SII.tl.IJlll l iebts.
The following alrecnent ! Is being circu-
hated amen , the businss men or Omaha :
" ' \e , the undersigned ! , ' recognizing the good
J bI' tile Omaha ' and
work accompl.hed ) t1 Fair
Speed assocIation , j.anml realzing that this
city cannot afford ito alaI the obligations
Incurred by the sJ\d as oclaton In carrying
out Its contracts tyith the Slate Board of
Agriculture to be \ iishoaored . and to enable
said association to pay the balance now due
and unpaId on Its" buildings amid other 1m.
provemc.nts , hereby' ' agree each one to subscribe -
scribe and pay $101' / ) t- the said association . .
able when $15doo shan have been sub-
scribed. " )
Sixty-two slglatue hvo already been so
curd , as follows : ' Z. "IT" Lindsey , Dan l ar-
rel , jr. , W. n. Bnet ; J. E. Baum , John
A. Walteld , F. D. roln , George N.
Hicks , WiIam Krug , J. , E. Utt . Thom ( on-
Belden & Co. . J. i : . .pr.deis & Son . Hay-
den , m : : G. ' \V. 'W ' , itl . Ll LCarke.An-
dreesel lard\varo \ conpany Walter O. Clark .
W. J. Droalch , P. I' . Klrkenlal , E. E.
Bruce & Co. , Peycke Dros. , Richardson Drug
compan , Edgar Alien , Porter Bros. ' com-
pan , J. E. Markel & Son , Paten & Gallagher -
lagher , Rector & Wihelmy compan : . B
Smith & Co. , MarsoCae Shoe company
' ' ' , Nebraska Clothln
CaI1)entel' Paper company ( :
company I.1moreaux Bros. , J. 2. ! Woolworth -
worth , John A. McShane H. Kountze. H. G.
Dun & Co. , Dewey & Stone Furniture [ com-
pany KloPI > & Bartlett compan . P. L ,
Loomis , J. H. Evans . Steele-Smith Grocery
company , McCord-Brady company , Wright &
Lasbury Carter Hardware company Mont-
gomery & hall , Oscar J. Pickard Williams
& Smith Omaha Stove Repair Works
James Morton & Son compsny n
S. Ba\er , Williams-Hayward Shor.
com ( a 1) ' . Charles II. thrown , Thomas
Swobe , Kelicy . Stger & Co. , O. A.
Llnlqu3t ( ! , G. I. Payne , Ha:1msn : Vinegar
commmpamiy . Churchill Pump company , James
COm(3ny. Nevie. C. L. ChalIce . L. D. Vogel , A. L.
'ranle Ge"rle Vi' . Doale , W. J. Connc.hl.
. u _
hIhtiCEI"i'11)N ' 10 ' 1'11 hiI.flt'i'FM.
Close or ( Iii' ahet lieu 1st \ \ 'om"I'IN -
Nlonlr ) ' eUlr'I"'lt. .
The Inrormal reception tendered time dele-
gates of the 'Vomen's Missionary society at
the Delone last night was well attended and
was thoroughly enjoyed hy everyone present -
ent Time reception was given as a finale to
the couference or foreign missionaries and
their supporter among the churches ot tils
city. The arrangements were In charge era
a reception commIttee composed of He\
Frank Crane anti wife . Hev. F. H. Sa\lerson
. . 'mVihilaimi anti wife and
and viIe . 11ev Wilam Murray
Rev . Barton amI wife. After the guests hind
asembled In the parlor at the hotel a mutl-
cal program was rendered with MIss Stella
Brown , Mr. Martin Brown and Mr. John
Brown as a trio pla'lng the piano violin
and cello , tolo\'ed by Jules Lombard with n
vocal Bolo and Miss Johnston with a vocal
selection. At 9 o'cloclc the delegates and
friends partook or a luncheon In the dining
room at the hotel , whLh was beaulruly
decorated with rest In honor of the occasIon ,
Miss M. I. Stevenson the missionary to
China tram this district , was to haV . been
present , but was unable p to attend.
II Site Iller & ' ' ( ' or Iumnnlh' .
Mr. J. C. Patigett . editor at the Courier ,
Council Grove , Ian. . writes : "I leeep
Chamberlaln's Cough lemedy In my imouse
and don't see Imow any well regulated family
can afford to ho without I. The remedy
will ' 10 ai. and mora than Is claimed for it.
This statement Is not made In tie Interests
at Chamberlain , but fo humanity In gen-
eral. " When you han ' a cough or cold . or
Ir your chllron are 'trQlbled wIth croup or
whoopIng cough glynJIt a trial You will
find I most exceiient. . , .
excelen\ ,
.
SUUN or Omoll"l 1..1 Ofileers .
At the regular annual meeting at the
Sons at Omaha hell -tiC. theIr roomo In the
United States Dank 'uttiing \ last evening , the
following otcers or 1tiuociety were elected
l
to serve during the , onslng year : President
!
Victor D. Caldwel : vice president , Curts
C. Turner : secretary,11Charies T. Kountze ;
treasurer , Fred Meu"dr. : members or the
executive commlt . "rank hamilton and
W. A. Itedick. Thqlllport or the treasurer
placed on file showoti I the club to be In
comfortable financialmctl'cumstances.
H- . ti
l.nC.H. JhiI'l'I'hIIS ) .
"
Mr. J. E. Butler . Irg'Qlst or Trinity cathedral -
dral , intends .glvlng a series at free organ
reIals. The organ at Trinity Is now be-
.Ing IJut In fine condition by a competent
builder .
organ buldcr.
William Irving the one Juror who refused
to sign the verdict reached by his colleagues
In the case or Armstrong anti Barcus , who
were killed In the Union Pacltc freight yards ,
yesterday came Into tie morgue and said that
lie hInd decided to agree with his fellow
jurors. He signed the verdict whIch says
that the cause of the accident Is unknown
to the jury.
The young woman Who was killed by the
escape at gas In a [ "aram street bilging
hOl'se has been Identte as Georgie Heln-
hart. Her brotimer Henry Marquardt . 3315
norl Twenty.nlnth ' street , 1lentfe the
body but said he 'a , . too poor to defray the
burial expens0. The Omaha Medical college
hu male application for the remains and will
probably receive them The Inquest will
be held Monday morning.
POPULISTS NOT SA TSFID.1 '
City Convention After Two Besaions Ad-
jours .1 Without Harmony .
STRAIGHT TICKET IN TiE MAIN PUT UP
"llIh'r'ourt amid Cro,11 Bel'nl 0. " .
t'rmmt llitihimrseiiteii I or ( 'I 11.1' '
Inue l'u Illhln . . -\IIJnnrn.
mitt-itt ( 1' 1.1..t" Slmort
For Mayor . . . . . . . . . . . . ni. 1BAIOD\
I.'or CIty Cnmnptrnhler..JOhN O. 'El3l'ht )
1.'or City Con1troler..JOlN Tn'aslrlr . . . . . . \fHH1 . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . GiOltlId ) W. TiIOMi'SON
For City Ch'rk . fUOH01 . . . . . . .I.Ol.IS J. hiM [
'or [ . 1olel Jtmtlge . . . .BINAln SAClSI1
'
For Councimen at Large-
JAMES W'Ot.SIIENSKV.
JAISO.SI \
JOhN l.lML't' .
JOlN I.I'I.\
JISSFViii'i'l. : .
C. W. ! d'MIiECK. :
A 1.1.IN ' : . ItE'TOll.
: tiAlu'iN I'h.OT'I'S.
: IAI'IN 11.0T1S.
J. W. I.OGAN.
1)11. e. n.811'0I'I I
W. C. BUI.1.D.
For Board of Education- ,
glucatonm.lm : I' : . ThOMAS.
Last nIght the 11lllsts ; mmmci t In aljolTNI ,
convention to comimpiete the nomblatou or n
city ticket begun a week ago. The convene
ton endorsed four of the clnlhlate , nom-
mated by the Citizens' league all the democrats -
ocrats for the city counci 0111 one candidate
of theirs for the hearth at EducatIon.
The work of the preceding Ssturday night
was rounded out amid when the convention
a(1oure(1 ( at 1 o'clock Valloort rode
out astride a ticket nomlnatell for no olher
purpose than to helll out as far as possible
the A. P. A. nomluees or the rel1blc'l can-
vention. The ticket Is composed at straight
populst candidates for the city ofces anti a
majority of POPulist candidate for council-
men.
During the course of the convention I was
thrown openly and Etuartl ) lu the teeth or
the delegates who were In favor at a straight
ticket that they would not support theLr own
candidates , but would vote for those nom-
Irated by the A. P. A. republIcan convention.
The charge was denied by only two or the
delegates. Ieren e would have been or little
use , as the methods which they used In their
efforts showed plain what their purpose In
the cons enton was.
11'ldenco that a majority at the delegates
were there In the Intlrcet or the A. 1' . A.
was hrought out when nomInatons for coun-
cimen were called. The wards were given
time privilege at signifying their choice for
couimcilnmen. Despltl this fact and even ,
though the candllate was soldly supported
by his word , Vandervoort antI his followers
I exhausted every means In their power to
foist another candllate upon them whene\er
their selection \as on the Citizens' ticket.
Time work of the Vanten'oort crowd was
not contned merely to this kInd or opposition -
ton , A chairman or one of the delegations
was cHght In the act at reglterlng more
yates against one or the candidates than
were really cast. The secretary was charged
with countng unralrly. The fact that the
radicals carried things to such extremes
caused the more decent portion to wihdraw
their support late In the convention.
conventon.
The greatest excItement occurred In the
conventon when Deaver moved that the
entire proceedings or the convention be re-
conslderN1. Whie time motion was not limit ,
I brought Jack Laly or the Third ward to
his feet wih the requEst that Dr. I'cabody
the nominee for iiiayor announce whether
or not he Inteuted to withdraw front the
race. Dr. Pcabody was called anti answered
In a very equl\ocal spoecim He sold that lie
tlitl not Inten to run It the \arty was di-
vlded. He followed up this statement with
another to time effect that the party was divided -
vided and that tram nil indications It would
not get together. Then ho said that he
placell hlmsulf In the hands or the city
central committee and would do as It ad-
vlsel1 blm.
REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE.
Time convention was called to order at 8
o'cloclc by Chairman Cohen. The chairman
at once reported In behal at the committee
which had been appointed at the previous
session to confer with the Citizens' com-
inittee. lIe said that when the commitee
mct the league I was InCormed that time
league was not In politics , and could not
promlsn that Its eom'enton woul endorse (
the two nominees or the populist convemmtioim
[ cOI'enton
or the nominees or any party. The league
eonlnlt staled that alhcugh It dith not
have the IIOI\'er to promise the POl1Ulst8
anytiming It was willing to present the names
at the two populist nominees to the Cii-
zens' convention. At the conventon the
nominees were not endorsed The report
was supplemcnted hy reports at two other
members of the commitee , Burr and Mimmds .
The report was adopted and the committee
was dlslhnged.
A motion was mate to ratify the nomina-
tons for the city central commitee mate a
weck ago. The committee was elected as
uamcd , wih the exceptIon or the nominees
front the First ward. There was a fight
In tIme delegation from this ward . and when
the chairman announced that the reprcsenta- .
t\es were n. T. Fredrickson J. Fiala and
M. A. F'abriamm several members protested.
The new representaton , Imowever was ac-
ceptNI.
Vandervoort moved to proceed to the nom-
Inaton or a city ticket according to call.
Time motion was carried.
Louis J. Ihm was placed In nomination for
city clerk b ) Simeon Bloom. Wilam Co-
bur was name < hy M. J. O'Connell. Ihm
was nomlnate(1 ( by a vote of 53Y to 211.
ibm when called upon SJhl that he would
cenlder the nomlnaton , but could Bay no
more at prlsent.
NomInatons were called for thc office or
city commiptroller. Jesse White placed Walter
Breen In imonmIrmattoii . but Breen positv !
refused to accept. 'hereupon the name or
John O. Yeiser was presented by A. A.
Parry and the name or Guy H. Doane by B.
11. I Thomas. Yeiser was nominated by a vote
or ! to IS.
When the name at Doane was 11resente,1
Vandervoort's caquer risCI yells or "rats. "
Thl ! brought Laly to his feet with a vigorous
Ilrotest against the disrespect that was being
shown men who were placing names In nom-
inatlon. Burr saW that the yells showed
plainly that there was ! n element or some
klml In the convention that wished to build
a stone wail arount the party to keep out
honorable men In order to keep their own
element InsIde. 11ev. Alexander Irvine urged
that respect be Ihown to everybody In the
convent ion.
Jesse Whie , who had been especially
prominent In callIng "rats , " Immediately
proceeded to apologize. lie tried to explain
but he was cut short.
When the Second ward was called , lcCon-
neil said : "The Secon caste its vote for
Yeiser , Johnny Thompson's editor. "
For police judge Bernard Sacimse vat'
placed In nominaton hy A. C. Gale anti Lee
Helsley by Jack Laliy. Sachso was noml-
nate(1 ( by a vote or 53 to 25.
FOR TiE CITY COUNCIL.
The following as candutlates for the city
council were unanimously Ilresented hy the
respectIve wards : I ' lrt wsrml , Jammmem''ol -
shentky : Second m'arti John I.mly : Thlr
ward , Jesse White : 1'mh ward Allen 'I' .
Hector : Sixth ward , Martin Plots : Seventh
ward J. W. Logan ; Eighth ward , Dr. C. D.
Sprague : Ninth ward , W. C. Bollard.
The 1'ourtl ward presented two cammdidstes
C. W. Lumheck and Albert Cairn
At thIs ! stage at the conlenton the A. P.
A. crowd made its atempt to gag the varIous -
elms delegations ant to foist upon them men
who were not their choice. Time fight started
after Wollheneky had been unanimously
nominated. When McConnell 11resented the
name at Lemly as the choice or the Second
ward a moton was made to makE his nom-
Inaton unanimous here time A. P. A. con-
tngent jumd In and after a lengthy t.'lt
succeeded In a motion that the vote ho taken
hy wards. When the vote was taken on
I.emly's name orty-one votes were against
him and forty In ravor. Cries of talsQ count
followed and a motion was made to dlschsrge
Secretary Breen . but the motion was not put
by the chalrloalh A motion to reconsider
time vote was lost anti [ the Second ward was
Ilaued unti time other candldates.wera 10m.
.
Inated.
Jesse White was e'ecteti by a vote at 67 to
I and I.umbek by a vote at 5n ! to 22 for
Cmthmm. When the Fifth ward pnesemtoti the
name of Allen Hector , Oalel at t'IO Eighth
presented the name of another candidate
named KIewit but time members ot the I..tth
. .rt delegation insisted that they weT the
- - - - - - _ . _ - - - " - - -
ones to make their choice , anti Ilewlt' minnie
was wUhMawn.
Whtn the WITI were being called on HI !
tor's name Jesse Whlo Rnnoluetl that the
Third cast six votes against him ant three
for himmm 1.31) ' drln.nle.1 , a hail of ime t dell-
gallon . Time vail developed the fact th3t
there \lre enl ) ' tl'eotl against Rector .
3 HectorS ! . nomllatC1 br n vote or 40.4 , to
Time c'.intiltlates or the remnainlmmg wartle
1"nIlntu ( rlmllnln ! "arI ( ,
liotte . I.olal. Sprague anti lulartl , were
nomlMtcd \ ) accatmmation. : Whln the gfon,1 ,
again put Ul Lemimly ho was also nomlnat..1
by acchammmatiotm .
Nomlnnton ! were then called for time
10ar ( ! of llulton. The Citieemm' , league
candliates were Ilut up b ) thosl ! 1'orlnp time
mOI'oment.1 the A. P. A. mt'mbers offered !
the names or Mrs. 1. 11. Sue , A. A. Prry ,
A. E. luthrrfor,1 , a 1\1 A. C' . Ualcs. 0. A immo-
' ,
ton to lolnlnato Bummer Thomas by acclam"
ton carried.
DISCUSSED QItl'STION Ol SUCCI SS.
Whlo the 101 cnlon was arulng hot \
he t other caimmhltlates sitommiti be elected Ieaver
mmmoetl timat time rc'ceetlings of time entire
convention be rectmnsiu1entl , TIme mimotion was
greeted wIth cheers. Vaumtlcrvoort cmiii imis
stmpporters lvitt the muir imot in their efforia
to obtaimi 11mm' attentiomi of time chair , Finally
McCommmmeil got time hoot anti said lme favorel
the mimotlomm because saw mmcm wmmy of electimig
time ticket , I le saiti imalf of time' coim'emmtioim
intended to vote for time Citizens' ticket nitmi
the oilier imaif intemmdeti to vote time repmmim-
Ilcami ticket , Laily wanted to know wilethier
l'eabody wommiti ruin. This imrotmglmt ommt calls
for hr. l'eabedy , thmo fimmaliy respommtleti :
' 'Vu'hmen I obtaitmeti my mmommmiiiatlon front
this conventioim , ' ' said lr. l'eabely , "I tmmmtler-
tttooil that titero u'as hmtmrmmmmmiy In tIme party
amud timat it would stand tmy mmmc. It Is umttoniy
immmpossible to get imimrmmommy lii this commve'mm
tiomm. I 'iil stand by time lmrmmmcipies of time
utrty , and I ammi still in time imaimmis of thmi
convention , but I mm hot wammt to be slammgli-
tered , atu soimme of time delegates sti ) ' i will
lie. However , I will leave the qmmcstiomm of
rim ) ' wltiidramval to time central conminittee. ' '
Time answer raised mmmore coiimmmmotionm'imiie
it was at its imttiglmt a mmmotiomm to atljoturmm was
mimade mud declared carried. Time coimveim-
tioim atljommrmmed witimout pumtting up mmmore tlmamm
one c'ammtlidate for time Hoard of Education.
( 'ilO'iS W'l'l'IIMS 'Ill II ( 'ht'NUi ,
liii iirt'si , 'i- ( . 'er.-limomi mm I * lie Chiurt'Iu
( if ( .iimilihtiimiii.
CITY OF' MEXICO , Oct. 12.-An irmmimmense
crowd early this rnornimmg sotmgimt admnissioim
to the chitmrcim at Gusdaloupe to witness the
coronation of time immmage of the virgin , time
doors being opomi at 7 o'clock , but so great
was time rush that time doors hmmmd to be closeti
an hiotmC later. Time ceremony was mimagimifi-
cent , there being thirty-e'aveim urcimbishoima
anti bisimops in fumll robes pres mmt. The immiage
was carried to time froimt of time altar by
lathes wimo bath subscribed to it , amid there
imi the hiresemice of time hmimbhic miotary , was
fornmaily presented to Aimbot l'ianmcarto and
time cimapter of Gumadaloumpe. They took time
oath to preserve it for time purpose for vimichm
it was lmmtendcd. Time crown \vas then
blessed anti mass followed , aimmi afterward
time procession , led by the archmitisimops of
Mexico , New York , Cincinnati , New Orleans ,
Oaxaca amid a great imummmber of bishops anti
priestm followed. Time crown was carried
around time churcim to the entrance anti was
then irougimt imito time cimurcim aimti placed
above time immmago of time virgin by a bishmop
and Archbishmop Michoacan.
Time immmage crowned today itt a painting
clammed by Mexican Catimolics to have been
mniraculou&y immmpresett on stomme itt time year
1531. 'limbs event him said to imave taken place
at Guadaloupe , a village about timnee imiiles
distant from the City of Mexico. The crown
is comimposod of goid , contributed by time ladies
of Mexico , time jeweler suplhying imotiming bmmt
time workmmmammshmip , for which ime cimarged
$2,000. This somn was also comitnitmuted by
Mexican ladies. It is rich in diammionds , sap-
phtires armd other lmreclouS toimes.
tNSUhtGi'IS'i'S 111.0W ( ' 1' A 'FOW.
iteport ( ii. the .ttlimhr Cnmmc lii W'mm'
( if KI' ) ' W''Ht ,
ICIYVEST , Oct. 12.-A report imas been
received Imere to time effect that tue town of
Uaracoa , on time mmortimermt coast of Cuba , hmas
been taken by the insurgents ant'i blowmt up
with dynamite.
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I , . Ji. 0. JEi,1IGt'1'FiS Aflhi COMING.
alumil , ' 'lMithiig Mem.mhmers of jutSister -
Jio.I ht'rtAlremid
Time delegates to thio P. B. 0. coimvetmtion
and nmammy visiting mmmembcrs am beginning
to arrive , aimd the city will be thrommged with
womeim weariimg time goldemi star for timrce
days of timia week. Time mercharmts arm pro-
imanimmg to decorate timeir wiimdows in llonor
of time guests of time city anti time woimmen of
Omimahma's cimapter have immnule every arrammge-
rm'ent for time reception anti emmtertaimmmmmemmt
of timoir gtmests.
Time immformimal reception anti bammquet wlli
take place emi Tuesday evenimmg at time Mu-
lard , where time delegates are to be enter-
tamed. Timis will be attentleti by all 1' . B.
O.'s in time city , mme invitatiomms outside tite
order imavirig been issued , On Timurstiny evening -
ing the formal reception viii be attended by
several imundred wimo imavo beemm Invited to
meet time visiting 1' . B. 0.
At time receptiomm time Boyd orchestra , Franz
Amieinmann , coimducter , will remmtier timis liro-
gram :
Tannhmatmst'r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W'mmgner
Overturt'-itomnttrmtlc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kiier hiclar
\Vmtltz-Sumnmmmei' EvemmlmmgVaidtctmfcl
ihy Request ,
Clarinet Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JInm'nmmammmm
Guide llumelimer.
Selection-Isle of Cimampagime. . . . . . . . . . Ftmrst
Iimtormn ission.
Ovorttmrm'-Fcst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lt'tmtner
Cornet Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Iiartrmianmmm
11. hmarso.
\Vmmitz-Nighmtlngale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zeller
Violin Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .icimxtenmps
Franz Amlelnmtnn. :
Seection-Wnng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . More
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A 'Oimimmit's I1lessImi ,
My only cililti was dangerously sick for fommi'
days mvitit cholera infamitunm , Our best tioctor
could not help her. We concluded to try
Charnboniaimm's Colic , Cholera anti liarnlmoea
hlenmetly. After time thirti those sue was out
of dammger , amid at tlmls writing is out playing ,
May Goti bleos time nmanufactmmrcrs of timl9
medicIne , for their efforts to tie good , Mrs.
havim.l II , Allen , F'nyetteville , N , Y ,
Steel i tug mm VI mmt'gnr I'inii ( ,
lv , 'I' . hiamand last imight appealed to time
police for betier protection at time factory
of the Commsolldateti Vingear works , Fifty-
first anti Pierce streets. htecently tbieves ,
imave broken in and carried off two barge
coppem' contlensers , a coimsitierable r.cction of
time pluming. and otimer harts of time equmip-
mont of time factory.
h'hihtSAi. 1'tit.tItth'llS ,
Ora haley , stock raiser , Laranmie , is at
the Mthlrml.
Mr. 11. S. llrancim , Lincolmm , Neb. , is stopping
at the llsrker.
A. J. Nolan , withu a St. Louis lye hommse ,
is at time Barker.
Mrs. A. I't. Cowie is visiting Mrs. F' . C.
Matthews at 1)enver.
Attorney 0. Id. Lammmbertson of Lincolmi was
in time city last evening ,
Mr. J. M. McNamara , egent "Cimanley's
Aummt" comnpany , is a Barker guest.
James Moran , whim a Baltimore drumg
house , is cltmarteremi at time Barker.
Mr. 0. It. lute , 1mm advance for time Schubert
Concert comimpany , is at time Barker.
Master in Cimanmccry Corrmishm of the Union
Pacific , St. l'aul , is registoroti at the Mu-
lard.
lard.Mr.
Mr. W , C. Justice , advance representative
for "Defaulter" commipammy is stopping at tue
hanker.
H , B. Kooser , traveling fneigimt agent for
the Missouri Pacific at Salt Lake , recemmtiy mit
Omaims. is In time clta' .
James hCeir handle , time Scotchm orator , wimo
spoke at Washington hail F'riday evonummg ,
called at Time lice oillce yesterday , lie left
for ICansas City last mmight , where ho speaks
today , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Nu'hrmmsknmls itt time hhitiis.
At the Arcade-I' , 3. Morrow , Nortim
l'hiLtte.
At the Dehione-It. A. Stewart , Nortek ;
F. If , Bailey , Nebraska City ; .Morris I'aimner ,
Sciuuy Icr. .
At time Paxton-Il. I' , Knight , Lincoln ; .V ,
II. IL. Richardson , Fremnont ; % , C , Canaan ,
tjothenbUrg.
At the Zmierchantus-lt , B. ltogers , Grand
Island : A. It. Fhinmimtton , J. I. ) . harris , Un.
coin ; U. \Vnaimburrm , Cimmtdron.
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iflov , W. Ii , WOOD.
Pro ? , W. B'oo&i , cmmnmtiitlate for time office
of county sumperimmtenmtlemmt of public ihmstrmmction ,
hi > ' time unamiimmmotms vote of imotim citizeims mmmmtt
demmmocrntic parties , was born 1mm Ctmlpeper.
a. , Jtmmmmlmmny 7. 1S5S. Ills ancestry extentis
lit direct limme timrotmghm time l'aymme , Cropp mmimtt
George fimmiiies , wimu were nmmmommg time orlgi-
mmcl settlers of time "Olti Ionaimmion , " amid vhma
at mliI'ft'remmt imt'riotis iihit'ti state mtmmtl mmaiioimni
POSitiOmmS 'itii imoimom' ammti distimmetion'esiey
\\'ooti , fatlmer of time smmbjcct of tlmis sketch ,
was for mmmammy years 1mm time Ummitt'ti States
revemumo service , ills relatives of 'mVmtsimimmg-
tort commmmty , Nelmrmtska , time Lippincotte , are
amnmommg time first settlers mtmmtl best citir.cmms lii
time state.
Mr.'ootl receiveti imls early tralmmimmg 1mm time
seimools of his imativo commmmtr ) ' , vimiclm was
hater comimpleteti itt Oaklammtl nmmti Cimemmtmmut
Grove ncademmmles. lie is of a very sttmtlioua
atmtl lmrogressivo disposItion , tcmimperate in hilt
imabits antI lIberal 1mm imi views , \\'idlo im
seltlommi I mit rtmties II is ciii mmiomms tltOii others , lie
speaks wimen tlmmty reqmmires wltlmoimt reservation -
tion , fear or fmt'or.
Like mmmost progressive ycung mmmen , umumorm
arri' immg at mmmanlmoomi , ttmnmmed imis mm tteimt iomt
tewartis other anti mmower fielmls , After spenti-
I ilil sommi e t I mmmc \Vashmimmgt eu , I ) . C' . , lIe cc mm-
mmectetl imimmiseif with msomiie of time Ieatlimmg 1mm-
stttmmtionmm of time nortimermm states , lie canto
to Neimrnmmk0 in the fail of 'SI , locating in
\Vashimmgtomm cotmmmty wimere , two years later ito
received time tmtmmmmmi mmmomms mmcmii iimzm i iomm 0 1 im lit
part ) ' for commrmty smmperimmtemmtiermt , ammil 1mm thmo
caimmimaign fohiowimmg lmis support fmtr exceeded
time stremmgtim of lilmt ticket.
Alter conmimmg to Ommmalma lie emmgaged lot' a
vimllo 1mm bus immees immm rsui te , tioniimg vimicim tinmo
ime becanime idemitiiletl whim sommme of otmr largest
estabhlshmmmments , wiieru lie is yet remmmeiimbereti
by imis associates as a mmianm of Imommur , immtog-
rity mmnmmi ability ,
lie imas bmemm teacimimig imm lotmgias cotmmmty
commtlmmtmcmmsly for sevemm years , and htoltlmi first
class reconmmimmcnmlatiomms fromim time board of
every scimool over wiiicim in , has Presidemi. lie
imas taugimt bomne of time mmmost atlvanceti scimooimm
iii time cotmmmtry , arid commmmmmammmled time imigimest
salzmriemi ,
1mm coiisiderlng iif cantlitiacy time lmeopie can
rest assured that timey imm'e before timemim a
gemmtlemmmamm , a scholar anti 1mm tIme trmmo senmemi
of the word , a 111:1mm. : W'iicmi elected to time
office ime tiii emmtlenvor to elevate time scimoolum
of Douglas cmmtmmmiy to that stmlmmdarti comm-
sistent. vitit simmmiiar imstittmtiomms of this , time
banner commmmty of time slate ,
Mr. Wood is a imearty lover of dowmmrlgimt ,
imommest work anti a fierce denommmmcer of all
slmammms and quackery , wimetimer in socIal life ,
btmiminess , or time imrofeasiomms , as simown tmy
the foilowing reprodmmctiomm of an mmrgummment
delivered by imlimi imeforo tile lotmghtms county
teachers Noveimmber 3 , 1891 , on time subject
"Needetl Chamiges In Omir School Laws , "
"In expressiamg mmmy views on timis smmbject
I Imope I tili hot b tmmmmlermtteotl as peraomm-
ally Immsirmuatimmg. I have long aimmce imelti
tlmo opinion that time mmmost pressing anti bone-
tidal changes nmeeded itt our school ia' wommitl
be time eradication , aim far as possible , of
politics front time 0111cc of county etmpcrimn-
tendent. This would hot ommiy bemmeflt otmr
schools arid commmnmonwemtltli , but vouid be a
great relief to comiscientlomms suimorimmtenmjemmts ,
"Ummder tue lmresemmt law , in order to re
mmmain long In omce , it seems imecessary that
superinmtemidents tmsit their ofilces principally
as focal points Ironn which to send out emmmis.
sarles-lmtmbs ( rein wimich to radiate spokes
fornmlng tvlmcels to ride to re-election , This
simoultl not be. This office , like that of time
United States civil service commmimmit'siomm ,
should be as indepentlemmt of politics aimmi as
i.mmmpartiai in its operation as irneslimlo. Comm.
sclentious superinmtendemmt tinder time existing
iamv lead a disagreeable life. They votmlmt
welcommme with deiighmt a iaw mmiaklmmg It immi-
pmraibie ammtl , timerefore , mmnimecessmry : to con-
skier many reqmmests mind cxpectationms of
cimariatimnic , obseqimiotis teticimers mimmtl timeir
friemmtis for sleciai favors in return for political -
cal service , or from fratormmal commafderatiomie.
' 'lilt ' ' cmnmc a 'omnt1g immamm for tX.imiilnotlomm :
wlmo9o fathmor is a promninent imolitlciamm anti
vmo ) imas several brothers oitl emmougim to vote.
lie fails. Time emmmmmity of th whole family
is tlmereby incmmrretl-votei , all lost , how are
tummy to Ito redeemed ? Time appilcamit nmma' ito
r cilietl , examination adapteti to hIs calmacity
mmnml attimininent , certificate issmmotl-peopie mm-
hotel upOn. rimeco charlatans , witim brats
enougim to hmmliti bronze statmmes mis Imigh as timmi
Wasimhmmgton nmtonummment , glib tongues , ability
to write a good hand , draw a plctmmre , aimmi
1)10350 ) time children , frequently succoetl , under
shelter of partisan euhmcrimmtentlents , 1mm fooling
time people for years.
"Timat the duties pertaining to time office of
cotmmity emmperimmtendent may Ime discimsrgeti Inn-
partially anti wIth mlmmo tlignity it is necessary
that supr'nint-ndents le relieved of time temimta-
tion to timums dabble In imulitics ammml ito per-
mimitted to bretmtlmcn 1mm the atmmmosphmere of pence ,
indepontlommce , imonor. This can ho ut'cimret1 to
tlmeni anti the , people relieved of cimanlatanfsom
by estahlisimlmmg county hmoartia of oxamiminers ,
cOiiiiOaOtl of time coummty ammpenintentlont as
lwcsident anti two commnty teacimers , hmoltling
first grade certificates , omme of whommm should
be of tllfferc.nmt politics frommm the stmperimmtond-
tnt. Sinmmiiar legislation exists iii mmmammy atates. "
( Adv. )
GOOD Shi iIh'hI lIlt ! ) It I It ( 'i.lSiii4 ,
vl mmimt'rs nf I ime ; ; ' ; : ; ; lit the St-v erni
( HutI'stN.
Time fair for the benefit of time Iiommmo of
time Gonti Simephmermi , which Imati been in lro
gress for a fort'milgimt at Creigiuton imahi , closet
last night. Time fair was very successful ,
Time total receipts are eatlmmmatemi mtt $6,000 ,
those of last evenimig alone being $2,500.
Duriimg time whole evening time imall was
crowded , antI time attendammco was not much
less timaim a tiiommeanml , The average attendance -
ance for time previous mmighmts was imearly 500.
Secretary B. A. l'ollanml arid lila asslstammt ,
I ) . T. ICing , were kept bmmsy till an early
hour thus mnormmirmg commuting time receipts anti
flgmmrlng out the profits ,
'rime crowd pressetl closely around time plat-
formmt at time front of the hall , where time re-
emmltit of the voting contests were amimmounced ,
Ex-Counclimmian Lowry presided over time hal-
lot boxes , amid cabled time wimmners , Time
prizes mvemo iireseimted by Father Mcflevitt
of Sonmthm Onmaima. The $100 ulianmond ring
was awarded to Miss Ida Ymile , tlmu reoeiv-
ing clerk of time \'esiern ( Ymmion ollIco. i'at-
rick Slmeaimy of iloutim Omaha womm time ladles'
gold watcim , Mlcimael Mumnimimy's frienmls Polled
immore Votes than timose \Vihlismmm Paxtomm , Jr. ,
and time hmannisonmo dimimnond stud wenmt to Mr.
Mumrpimy. Time piammo was wait by Miss Ella
hlariimweii of 1"remnont , , anti time secontl die-
mnommd ring was awadod to MIss Ida Block
of timia city , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1'iL C.tl)1I'i'S IN UNhI'tItai ,
Om'ders Itpgniii t I mig 'Flit-i r I'ersonnl
Commil iit't .t ( 'I , Ispumit'il ,
The following order was first suggesteti by
inemmmborts of tiue mmmiiitary comnpammies of tuG
high scimool , and was thmen submitted to a
meeting of time omcens , where it was approved -
proved , witim only one amiverse vote , It has
time full approval of time amiperintenmlent amid
the principal of the hligim school ;
Order No. 11 : Ott or alter timi miato ca-
ulots whmil wearimmg high school cadet uni-
fern or any Imart of uniform , mtrt orlcremi ,
not to muse tobacco 1mm any formn ; not to enter
any ithaca wimere intoxlcmtting lmquor Is solti ,
aimd not to vIsit tiny locality of ill-repute.
Ouiicermt imot complying with tuft errier will
be publicly reducetl. l'nivateta will be pub.
holy roprimnantled. Other punishment may
in' mudmied to the above. It simnmli be the duty
of every officer ( commissioned or mmoncomn-
missioned ) to reimort tlbiobedience of timis
order. Any oiiicor Phielmling a cadet or not
reporting mi violation of timis order will be
severely dealt with.
it. H. CONNELL , Semmior Captmtirm.
11. C. hANSEN , Atijutant. .
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Jhi'ih ) ,
hiOLIEN-Miss IJiiimmn , aged 2 years , Sep.
teinber 2 , 1 , at Not'wood , Englummi ,
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