Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1882, Page 2

HOLLY IN SIX CHAPTERS. The History of the Battle of 1880 From the Pen of J. T, Cushing. The Power and Purse of the Brigands Backing Has- call and Redman. Miller, Shelby, Pritchett and Isanc in Secret Caucus ‘With Cushing. The Water Sharks Hourly Bled by Hill and Hawes to _Fix the Sixth, Pritchett Consults With Miller Frequently and Cushing “Sees Him Later,” And Drafts for One Thousand Lollars Follow in Rapid Succession. The Bourbon Hditor Guaran- tees the Support and Votes of U. P, Shop Men. But the Formidable Opposition Paralyzed Him aud He Failed to Deliver. Lively Reading for Workingmen and Business Men-—The Old Gang Again Join Hands for Plunder, CHAPTERT, THE PIPES ARE PREPARED, OwmanA, Neb., March 29, 1880, “The Holly Manufacturing Company: GENTLEM I am in receipt of Mr. Hildreth’s telegram and shall do as he directs. Everything is quiet here and little or nothing said about works, still Rosewater is working hard and will do all he can to defeat us at the polls. [ anxiously await Mr. Hildreth's letter and will then know better what to do, and shall be ready to commence pipe-laying the last of this or the first of next week. Have made a draft for one thou- sand dollars, which please honor and obiige. Respectfully, J. T. CusniNc, IN WHICH BEING CHAPTER II, 10 WHICH MILLER, PRITCHETT, SHELDY AND HASCALL CONSULT WITH CUSHING. OxAuA, Neb,, April 1, 1880, “The Holly Manufacturing Company: GentremeN:—Mt. Cowell arrived this morning and is busy preparing to lay pipe. Shall get our advertise- ment in the papers to-morrow, and next week Saturday or Monday. Your lotter received and also Mr. Pritchert’s, which 1 have read. He is at Columbus attending the state convention, also Dr. Miller. They will return this afternoon at 4 o’clock. At 7 we are to have a caucas of Mil- ler, Pritchett, Shelby, Hascall and myself, Everything looks well for carrying the primaries, both republi- can and democratic. Another car of pipe and spelials arrived tc-day. As Mr. Pritchett is out of town Mr, Cowell's cass #ill come off to-morrow, Hawes will dismiss it under ordinanco 409 and decido that we have a right to lay pipe in the streets of Omaha, Gen. Manderson said to me yesterday that, “no one disputes that right, that the case was absurd and fool- ish,” Will write you again to-mor. row and give you results of confer- ence to-night. Respectfully, J, T. Cusuing, CHAPTER III, IN WHICH THE PRIMARIES WERE CAP- TURED AND THE CANDIDATES NAMED, Oxana, Neb., April 3, 1880, The Holly Msnufacturing Company : Genrueven:—I have ao letter from you this morning; work going on on reservoir and we are getting roady for pipe laying next week, The demo- cratic primaries made nomiuations last night-Slaven in the First Ward, Hartman in the Second, He will not run, so that leaves Iascall dead sure of his election, Third Ward, Blackmore, who is a smelting works man, and “‘water works,” and Warney, who has an irregular nomi- nation, but will win; Fourth Ward, Richards. We think he is water works, and ghall be sure of it before we assist him; that thing made sure, we can elect him. Kifth, Dodge, of whom there is no hope; Sixth Ward, J. E. Boyd, strong anti. Boyd we can beat with Redman, and: Must o 11 1¢ WE HOPE TO WIN AT ALL, The republican pri eVening nominated fi ond Ward, The fight is very bitter and acrimonious. ‘e are nominally out of it; really in it deep, Hill and Shelb, doing their best 1or us, Pritchett working hard, Dr. Miller tied to party, and I think not doing all he might, but may be all he dare. Am very confident we shall carry it, but to do it we must elect a man from the Fourth ward, Mead is out of town; expected to-night, so that we have the smelting works vote to help us in the Third. Tam very de- sirous of uu-;yiug the two candidates through, and, of course, shall do all I can todose. The fight will be the Bixth and Fourth. Pritchett is managing the whole busindes, and I am keej out the city as much as possible, Cowell still working on the oir and getting ready for pipe y or Wednesday as on the case may be. I shall keeg a t look out, and after the Re- primarios are over Shelby, Prichett, Hascall and myself will de- cide what we willdo and how to do it. Shall conduct this campaign for as little money as possible, but it will be from the nature of the case quite ex- pensive: 1 think less &0 than to have in the other , and I think nearly certain. phenson is a pronounced Norman man, and is, 1 think, doing us zood by so being. Will write you again to-morrow, and can then form a better opinion of the outlook. Respectfully, J. T. Cusmine, CHAP IEB. v, IN WHICH REDMAN AND HASCALL ARE HOPEFUL 1 Oxaa, April 4, 1880, The Holly Manutacturir Gestieses—1 enclose you letter this day received from Mr. Morton, and it leoks to me very hopeful, so far as Newport machinery is con- cerned. T am in the raidst of a fierce fight here, and which I hope to win, but of course T can’t tell until the votes are counted Tuesday evening. 1 think Hascall will go in, although the opposition is very bitter. We succeeded in gz Redman the nomination in the Sixth by 38 ma- jority out of 400 votes polled, and 1 believe we can elect bim. Richards, in the Fourth, will be all right if we can elect him, Pritchett is hope- ful, and I see no reason why we shall fail. The contest will be very cloge and sharp, but we ought to win, and Ibelieve we shall do zo. We shall have two members from the Third ward, cannot tell whether Bar- ney or Blackmore, and Houck. If we can succeed in this we shall have nine members of the new council. T shall telegraph you the result as soon as it is known. It will reach you as soon as this, and thea you will' know all about it. Respectively, J. T. Cusuine, Compan CHAPTER V. IN WHICH HILL AND HAWES ARE BLEED- ING CUSHI Omara, April 5, 1880. ufacturing Company. MEN:—I am more busy than T ever was in my life. It is the day beforo the election and we are shaping up mattors us best we can, We shall elect Richards over Kennard in the 4th ward, have two from the 3d, elect Slaven and Hascall in the 1st and 2d, and aro making & very wanful and EXPENSIVE ficht in the Gth for Red- man. It looks as though we would elect him, but Boyd and Stephenson are putting in money and of course wo aro compelled to do the same. If we win it is all right. T am consult- ing with Pritchett and take no steps without his sanction and approval, wish I had you here to advise with, Am keoping down expenses as small as [ can, but they are necessarily large running four wards. As far as I can sce we shall win, and if so it will be cheaper for us than on the old plan. Hilland Hawes are both bleeding us, and we are compelled to stand it. Millard is at home again, and will vote for our man in the Fourth ward against Ken- nard, and uso his influence for him. I wall write to you to-morrow the result of the work to-night, and telegraph to you the election newa as soon as that is known, Pritchett has gone to see Miller, and T will see him later and will do all T can. He is frightened at the oppositivn, Shall fay no pipe un- til Iseo how we stand, — Shall work The Holly Man hard and_do everything that is to bo Ro- done, and hops wo shall win, spectfully, J. T. CUsmiy P, 8, —Mado draft for ono sand dollars to-day. CHAPIER VI IN THE MIDST OF THE SPENDING MONEY FRI Omana, April 6, 1880, Tho Helly Manufacturing Company: ~1 writo you at 2 political situation is as follows, viz: Hascall is undoubtedly beaten in the Second ward; Slaven will bo elected in the First; Black- moro surely in the Third, and it may be Barney Shannon, We are concen- trating on him and Redman, The chances are fair for both, How the Fifth is going is more than 1 can tell, Wae aro running an opposition candi- date to Dodge, and Dr. Miller has pledged the U. P, vote for him, If he makes his pledges good he will be olected. Mead has just returned from Chicago and will work this p. m hard, Tf we can elect Barney, Redman and Richards (from the Fourth), and it now looks as if we could, wo shall have eight votesagain, I am advising.with Pritchett hourly. We are spending a good deal less than it would cost if we had bought Ste- phonson and Redman. Will tele- graph you result as soon as known to- night. Am awaiting letter from you to know what next, Respectfully, f CusninG, FIGHT, AND Twelve more chapters of this ro- markable ecandal aro reserved for an- other day. b A Farmer’s Testimony, Cresron, Iowa, May £1, 1881, H, H. Waryer & Co.~—Sirs—M; little son has been cured of weak kitf-' neys by the use of your Bafe Kidney and Liver Cure, 1. C. Bevaen, ——— T Mrs, A, 1, Stewart's House, Now Yoik Corsespendence, Mrs, Stewart has passed seven years of widowhood, and during this time has occupied the most epacious house ever built in the Fifth avenue—pre- vious to the Vanderbilt palace, She lives here entirely alone with the sole exception of her housekeeper, a half- dozen servants, aund the coachman, The cstablishment is kept elosed, and in appearance at least is one of the lonelieat places in the city. The pal- atial structure stands back from the street at least thirty feet, for Stewart's taste required a display of retirement, Viewed in front the immense struct- ure seems consecrated to silence, The curtains are down, and the broad porch which graces Thirty-fourth street is seldom entered till evoning, In fact the envrious building now sugiests the idea of amwusoleum, What is to become of it! ‘Thisisa very interesting question, Its ocou- paut is old and cannot last long, and ence the place is peculiarly liable to the law of mutation, Mrs. Stewart seldom leaves the building, but the servants can readily step out by the rear gate, for they mnever use the grand_entrance, Judge Hilton mull k. Libby oftcn make calls, and D | s Marcy is occasionnlly in, but these ceptions hardly break the long re of silence, The first floor contains the receiving-room, m, diniug-room, 1 ry. The ceilings are cighteen feet hi - cept the last mentioned, nearly 40. The furniture 18 ¢ t beyoud deseription, Ascondi marble staircase the library , and also the Si t bedroom and apart- ments for guests. nished. ment being solely ow and her servants, This palace, y most st the kind, is y inc One would think, indeed, that it was built more for appearance than for comfort. The latter, however, i arcly constdered in the domestic rchitecture of ajgreay city. Stowart been disposed to make a spa- cious and acsommodating house he could easily have accomplished his ob jeot, but what would the world say? The determination to excel that gono before him led to the construction of this showy but inconvenient placo, Readers think ofa foeble old lady being obliged to make the ascent of thirty- six steps (each six inches) in order to reach the family bedroom, ctures of enient. INFANTS IN IRONS. Denver's Crop of Criminals Include two Horse Thieves Aged Hight. Thelr Father Firing Brim:tons at the Ungodly - Othor Mat= tors of Interest. Correspondence of The Bee, Denver, Covo., March ¢0. Greenship, aged cight years, torday sent to the reform school at Golden for stealing houses—-~he and an- other boy a year or two oldor ha stolen four 1n the last two weeks, Jusr think of it! Eight years ¢ld and a horse thief. TLet us look at his home life a moment and what do we find. That his father loft his family 7 “to tho oare of Jesus,” while he preached on the strect corner and wherover ho could find people who from curiosity would listen to him, 1t is noedless to say that he is a fanatic, claiming that the whole world with the exception of himself end perhaps two or three others is going straight to perdition. A favorite boast of his is, that for years he has “‘taken no thought of to-morrow” for himself nor family. but relied on the promise that the **Lord will provide,” Consequently they have suffered for the necessities of hife. With a father whoso mind is in such a benighted condition, in this age of thought and progress, itis no wonder that this boy eight years of age, whom the Tribune describes as a *‘little bundle of flesh and bones, a shock of maited hair, and a dirty cotton handker -Gioorgo Was yes- ing thief, The Odd Fellows and the Uni- formed archs are drilling nightly in preparation tor the sixty-ninth an- niversary and parade, which occurs at Central City on Apri Hon, Tom Patterson and other prominent persons here are making an effort to recure the next conven- tion of the democratic national com- mitteo. Although this convention does not_ ocour until June of 1884, still as other cities, and particularly St. Lous, are making strenuous efforts in the matter, it is time for Denver to be throwing out her lines, Tho contract for the exposition building has been awarded and work will be commencedat once. The build- ing is to cover an area of 160,000 square foet of space, Application for space for the exhibition of minerals aud machinery of all kinds, are com- ing in from all poiuts, and the pros- peet could not weli be more gratify- g, This exposition ought to be the magic powor which will erown our hills with mills and furnaces, open our mines of iron and coal, lead the way for the coming of half a million skilled mechanics, fill our silent val- leys with busy inhabitants, turn desert places into gardens, and in the shadow of the suow-clad mountains place for- ever the metropolis of American cem- merea and productio This exposi- tion is not for the exhibit of Colorado productions alone, but invites all states to exhibit the products of their industries, and hopes Nebraska will lead the way with a display of her fruits, agricultural and other products. W. L A, ——— SKINNY MEN. “‘Wells' Health Renower,” groatest remedy on earth for impotence, lean- ness, sexual debility, &e. 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