Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1882, Page 8

« THE DAILY BEE: THUKSDAY \ e ———— ey ;fhe j!;)“aily H-Bere.r _OMAHA, Thureday Morning Sept. Weather Heport. (I'he following observation: are taken at the samo moment of time at all the stations samed.) WaR Derartyest, U, 8. StovaL Sum. } V10R, OMAHA, Sept, 20, 1 y FrATIONS, O naba, 2 feot 5inches at Yankton, Missiasippl 2 [ house, the halls and the sidewalk in front [ ell, foot 7 Inches at La Cromo, and 4 feet 10 Inchos & D sbuque, S — LOOAL BREVITIES, ~The cool weather is forcing the putting up of stoves and the putting on of heavier [ window about half yast 6, many of the | John-on, clothing. ~—There were threo Slocums in the jug yesterday- Judge Lenoke ment two to jail and one was dischasged, ~Ice cream nccial at Daptist church this evening. All are cordially invited Sittings in church will alco bo selected, —The state fair week lias left the county jail with forty-five inmatos, Like n green line car on base ball day thera is always room for more. —The remains of Mrs. Montgomery were forwarded to Lincoln yesterdsy for interment and the funeral was to take place dircetly from the train, ~Ho! All yo who attend tho state ~-—= vention call at Marhoff's Teunk Factory, Mllard Hotel Block, andst prices on tranks and valiser, wholewle and vetail. —The first of moptaly dime entertain- ments and sociabl# of the Union Catholic Library naso stlon, for the season of 152 and 1883, will bo given in library rooms on | * next Fedny evening, -A meeting of the W, ( held on Thursday, the 2lst, at 8 p, m,, in the basement of the Baptist church, A THE STATE CONVENTION. Two Sescions Held on the First Night. The Political Pot Kept Boiling Until 2 in the Morning, The List of Delegateas Reported by the Central Committee. The Contesting Delegations Ocenpy the Midnight Hours. And the Convention Adjourns to 0 a m. To-day. The republican convention last evening was quite elow in asembling 1t was announced that it would be called to order at 6 o'clcek, but the delevates were dila- tory in gatherine and at 7 o'clock the house only had & sprinkliog in it. In the meantime the lobby of the opera were crowded and in the auditorium there was a great deal of talking and laughing and members of the press, a1 they took their teats at the reporters’ desk, were ap- plauded and called upon for a speech. There wan a great rush at the ticket delegates supposing they were purchasing tickets for the convantion and receiviog bits of cardboard entitling them to a sight of humpty-dumpty. This little episode caused a good deal of kicking, At 7:30 the convention was called to or- der by Hon. James W, Dawes, chairman of the republican state central committee. At this time the body of the hovas well filed and als> every seat in \he Valcony, aud a great many in the One red reats on the stage we cupi ant personages, the st nagnificent conseryaiisy ree of the private boxes n (the 1o/t of the Senator Saund 8, Marshal Bier. nown personag scene, were occupied, the one o prosceninm h( U. 8 Senator Van Wyl ' C oW w0 woll ; o K the conyention to order Chair. man 03 knid, “It is pecessary to pro- oeed with the business of the convention without one moment’s delay, as we shall be compelled to vacate the house within fif- tasnmllnutu.‘ i r. I 8, Hascall, of Douglas, moved that Hom, N, K. Griggs be slected. tam porary chairman, Carried uoanimously, | MR, GRIGGS ald: GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION: Tt is a tompliment which might well be appre- . T U, will be | cisted to be called upon to preside over n convention of 423 republican delegates, but itls an eapecial honor to me, as hay bit recently returned from an absenc full attendance of members and others is | Gémany a8 a representutlye of the requested, ~The team belonging to Mr. Gentleman, and driven to his grocery de- livery wagon, ran away uesday from 18th and Ca 5. At 16th street the wagon was overturue | and the contents scattered around promiscuonsly in the viciuity, The wagon was badly damaged, JOB PRINTING. Send for printed price list and samples of all kinds of job work to the ALLEN PRIN 'ING CO., job printers, and pub- lishera “RURAL NEBRASKA,” The American Cattlo Journal, LIVE 810 'K printing & sprcialty. Nos 218 and 220, 8, 14th St., Omaha, Neb, sep20me-eod2w ~E. A McOClure yesterday oslebrated the ‘Bst anniversary of his arrival in O.uaha He landod at thy Herndon House, Septem- () ber 20, 1861, with Col, Taylor, haying cne to take charge of the Omaha Repubiican, which they did on_the ensuing Monday. up by the rebels and they were com- pelled to charter a special stage from Ed* dyville, Mo,, at & cost of 800, Mr, Me- Cluro has seen somo wonderful changes since that time, —0uo of the most beantiful things ever seon in this cits is the compl.te, solid sil- ver, gold lined tea and dinner sot, now on exhibition in the window of Max Meyer - and Bro.'s jewelry storo. It is of the de- slgn known as repseo and is the hundsor ot thing ever sven in this part of the coun- try. The price is only $1,000 and it was wold s a preseat to partios liviog outside the city, to whom it will bs shipped in & fow days. There s alno with the set & full foe cream set in case of cardinal and old gold that is simply superb, She Passed it Alon T rend you my testimonial lu reference to 851 uxG BLosso, having taken it for dyspopsin, and receiving slmt imwediste rolit. I pased it to my neighbor, who s wing it with sme vesults, Prioe 60 contr, teial bottles 10 ceuts, MRS, J, W LEFFPELT, -“Ellllir N. Y BLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Mado frow the wild flowers of th ¥aR #aMEp YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most fragrant of perfumes, Munufactured by H, B, Slaven, San Francisco, For sile 1n Omaha by W, J. Whitehouse and Kepuma Bros,, & Co. - A REAUTIFUL LIGHT. Peculiar Appearance of the Western Sky atSunset Tuesday Evening, Business of importance to be | eriment. teansacted. By order of Vice President, | N0 00t lost faith v mo as & prect Lonyth, but merel, extend to Willam | o Aka for 1hie honor you 1 take this as & tokex tnst you ding fiver, and I shall not address you at oa my heart- T1ppe the deliberations o: the convention wil be marked by unity and barmony and that you will placa in nomination a ticket thit will be endorsed by every republizen in Nebraska, 1 cannotbut reme & upon the good fe ling existing hevecen the vari ous candidates and .\L"L‘" that thoss defon al go home to work A e ho Hoket aud £ 11l up o big repu! lican ras) ity (applause.) 5 SECHETARIES, Mr. sfzf”fl?.m;v. of Grand Taland, nominated W, els, of Hall ooun Ly, na tampotary secretary »iid the name o twd Becr retmiod thauks briefly: CBROK] r:w th whe chairman stat E«mnl' . e o sinted ademmitten on cred: | ¢ evtink and were proswly ready with a re- poit. A'gentleman from wiad that & 0onte ‘oo ved. A gt B4 Pawne moved that the clairy u Appint a committee of thir- teen [n cedentls 1] Hascak, of Dovglas, moved that the eme}lm committe be heard from as w matjrof courtesy before anything else be don(sud then the convention could act in- telljertly. o rentleman from Pawnee withdrew hishoion, 'he werotary of the state central com- mitee, Mr, John Steen, reported that the cogmites had listed the non-contesting debgabs and wero ready to report on all bu tw: or three countics, feoreary Michaels thereupon procesded to tenckhe report of LISTED DELKGATES: Adats—U H Paul, D M Mellhaney J 8hirly, A V Cole, Jucob Bounelt, Ge CollivsA L Dyer, J G Hazlett, I \vl Warnel Avtelpe—W W Patnoy, A J Ander- son, Jew Chapoell, Julius M Meorritt, Oharles® Hunuington, I 8 8 Butler, A ¥ Batler, . ' Wilgocki, proxy. Boont-O L Harris. G W Brown, 8 B Bollmat ' M Sucket, proxy, 8 B liffany, J C Mun, Alonzo Broeks, Buflal=J H Davis, § O Ayers, prox, L S8Tew, D A Crowell, E Cumpbell, H Josom, B O Hostetter, 8 L Savidge, T J Mabuey, H A Lee, R E Barney. Butler-F Dayis, ( ok, G Bacon, Wmn Hanetter, ‘W Hutchinson, B 1 Cook, AT Evanr, Burt -1 R Hopasell, J C Vauzhlin, T T Rork,V E Drawry. W Lyons, M R Hopowel proxv, W 8 Graig, 18 H Ttobin R Hopowel, son, Wieon Parsich, M e Cass—L M Bushoell, H E Palner, 81m Richardsn, J W Jeunings, proxy Bark 4« W MeLaughliu, proxy; KW l‘h\l‘l! e “l\ l]'I \ljmi{nln proxy; H J Sureightb A Teft, J A Jobnarn, G 5 Smith, S Beosaley, J loments, ¢ D Clapp, priy; 1 MeCaiz, - Bufllo county an- ng delegation from 4 Byrant, proxy; Garles T o Frontie: —~David C Ballentine, 8 P Ba- ker, David (! Ballentine, vroxy. Furoas—J H Ayer, W ¥ Wiatlow, D 8 Hust F Babesok, N M Ayers, A E Paine, F. ed Boehner, prc Gae—Conrles B Wigg uell, H H Silver, 1, B Boggs, W D Hil|, proxy; R B Haciogt n, N K Griggs, J £ Hil, W F D woey, Thomss Yale, proxy; O M Inl w, T F Burke, D 8 Hardon, W C Weaverling, G H Chapman, C A ( ross, Greeley W N Woodward, 8 Sprecher, Hall—C L Howell, F P_Cowee, W H Michael, James Juckson, Geo Humpbray, J H Blite, C A Leske, L Houghtou J D Movre, proxy; A F Foote, Geo H Tham- mell. | roxy. Hawilton J Harer, W_H Streeter, AV , W P Hellings, I. W Hastings, J Foster, J H Sauls, Harlan G W Buiton, W A Latta, D A Bowg.rdner, yroxy M Hiatt, | McPre Hills, BD M 1ls, J Roberts, proxy, 5 y/\l(rtd Eright, H B Straut, r. Hoxie, W 8 Matthews, proxy; § A Saunders, W I, Whittemore, roxy: I3 Wilton, H W Matthews, Henry Jord. n, “anford Parker, proxy, Howard - Thomas Durnall, ¢ A Force, © ) Kobinson, N Sitm nion, L#e Love. i Mo_l-ura, Geo H () Su'sgivin, prixy, H Stout, O W Mecker, Isasc Goodin, T H Miller, R R Ryerscn, James Growand O F Steen, H H Morsey. R K R Hall, Kublk, T L Adams, L Wells, prox Bunyan, T B Wilson, E M Park, p AW Ensign, E Silvater, T J. Poore, B A G Whomb'ey, R Reed, Hayes—Samuel Daniels, Joo Soyder, proxy. Jefforsn W Stewart, B 8 Baker, sroxy; O 8 Carr, W J Pembertaon, George Piogaard, B 8 Baker, proxy; 9 B McDow. \'}mum», B & Baker, proxy; B F Comin, Johnson—8 P Davideon, D Bales, W Blystom, L H Laflin, C A Holmes, proxy; NT Ewhn, J 8 Doom, proxy; MV Eas erly, W M Charney, P Blake, W A Campbell, proxy. “Kearney S B Tattle, Charles Erickson, E G Godfrey, W W Wood, D B Ball, § C Lancaster—R O Philips, C M Cartes, Peter Harts, 8 B Liuderman, Dan Cham- pion, J H Harley, O H Gere, T P Ken- pard, W _ Griffith, C B Fox, R E M jore, M Mau), P Kasberry, Charles Soverin, 1 Johoson, B F Cobb, Alva Smith, A' P v y Titcoln--A Reis, AD Backworth, A H 1 Ch 'm Alstadt on—C P Mathewson, W M ‘f()hé H _C_ Brome, proxy; ury, S H Grant, J R Gardeilo, V B 5. Lerrick—S N Outerlind, A G Holder, > Swortwood J_E Morrell, I' Sweet, me, W W Waolcots, Nut ce—J N Reynolas, W A Davis, BD a0 her, proxy; H C Lewin, Nowah'—D H Mercer, VP Peabody, Hienrs Steinmin, C B Phrker, Joseph L b, Church Hiwe, Thos Burris, J G Eiwen W M Hannaford, Nuciuls-R K Hils, R Wyout, J P H gww nd, W A Bergstrasser, proxy; G L Day, W A Bergstrasser, proxy, V P Brijts, W 4 Short, proxy- Ooe=d M Tayivr, H H Foss, F T Ran. wo § Ge D avidaon, Jno C Watson, I? De- {en, '3 F Molu'yre, Wm Saunders, W D n, prosy; William Kroop, ¥ W i f.u, Chas W Fhillips, Frank H( WA nee—1 C Mayberry, J' N Eckwon, Anirow Fellers, Josenh Kubesk: s rin praxy, K L Vi B 3 siiaveos, M Sommershalder, W A y —uatlton,p W K Hynien, Neis An- proxy Xy u 4ar0t, B P Holmes,proxy, | ~che eem torilyfto the srlgfnutors, Plattom, Garrard, M Whitmeyer, Ed [of the withrizawal of the couiestnts from Houre, J ¥ Monerie Barmhurdt. J Frosu, {, Gus & Bocker, Geo |t tl WA 7, Spragne, E % Ming, J N|o €K Clark, G: H Morrell, J kard, § O Purdy, ¥ Carbin, Charles Astimocz, J W Dolan, o McCullough, H Mickey, { Bed W " ;e u’s::t:d"h‘:l-fl"‘ R C.in. I.'Z'l“ ', Porootie, proxy. Hollis i B E J Holbiovke, T W |e ‘W Baltzley, I ’| one waere legal voters thirtern of that num. amend the molion to receive and adopt the report #o that it wonld apply on y to those connties where there wore no contests. Phillips, of Lwncaeter, said 1hat in the oontested cases of Holt and Lineoln the committes reported in favor of the ‘‘reg- MUNICIPAL MATVERS. ‘made by Greene was sgreed | Council. A Long Winded Seswion o Little Importance, PERMANENT ORC On motion of Thuraton, of Douglae, the temporary organization was mado per- manent and the it briefly returned thanks. C. H. Gere, of Lancast:r, appointment of & committen ¢ of 12 two from each judici one trom the rtate at lmge. Carried. nard, of Lancaster, moved the adoption of tue report of the execntive committee #o for as it related to the eon- toucad cuses of Lincola and Holt counties, Carried, moved the Members. Tho adjovrned meeting of the city council last evoning was attended by Measrs, Baker, Behm, Dullone, Dun- ham, Leeder, McGuckin; O'Kecfe, Thrane and President Kaufmann, Taking up the regularorder of busi- nesa where it was left off Tuesday evening, the first thing in order was reports of committoes. Reporting in favor of BUFPALO AND KNOX, On motion ot Pepoon, of Richardson, the contested case uf Buffalo county was then taken up. Greene, Douglas, moved that the time of contesiants in presenting their cases be limited to thirty minutes to each nide. Carried, Hamar, of Buffalo, then appeared for the contestants of the Buffalo county dele. g tion aud prezented the claims of thoss gontlomen, and was replied to by Samuel Suvidge, of Buffalo, for the cintestees, each party presenting a list of affidavite, the chief puint in dispute being that it was charged by the contestants that illegal votes were cast at the primary election in that covmty, the contestees claiming by affidavits that seventeen of these twenty- On claims: oortain bills, Adopted. On police: Ia favor of draining pond on Farnam, between Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth, or abating the nuisange, Adopted. On pulice: The city marshal's re- port of’ lquor dealers is correct. Adopted. On police: Recommending allow- ance of Pster Goos’ bill for boarding prisoners. Adopted. On polico: Roferring order toabol ber claiming to vote for the contestant’s d.legations to the county eonvention. In cloeing for the contestants, Hamarclaimed that in the @aMdavits the other fride gave different initials in several instances where the names of sleged illegal votes were cast. As to the sonduct of the county con- SEPTEMEFR 21 A Torrible Breeze jn the Dity Alleged Bulldozing and Bribery sf) Lo o Pow, r and Light Company to JOR RENT-A furnished and énfarnished l‘ room, tge her, plasaat view, eorner tth and_Jloward & rests, 450 At YR KRN —AiC G Gk 6 Wil i tarn, c'o et, pantry of 17/h gea'Bust, Taquire 1613 Cal Eroins reeth. 01 JOHN McCANN, FEIEY FSUSES FOR RENT— mall and Iarge four €5 ¢l ven rooms esch; one of two nuw 5 BEMIS, A en placed under the direction ot the city ineer and board of public worke, and to be paid for out of the sewer fand, be accepted. Adopted. Mr. B ker moved that the proposi tion of Solun Robinson to furnish yards af earth at 10 cents per yar:, to fill washout on Twenticth betweon Farnam and Harney, ander direction of the city eoginesr, be accepted Adopued. o A rooms ELECTRICLIGHT, A ordinance permitting the North- SOR RENT- (¢ [' Fxcelle-t, 'ne d hons R 9 rocms. Locatigp K3 Faons 489 NOR RENY - Five infurams ed ro ms. Freng &, back (n'ra..ce, 817 N. 17th strect, Call be- tween 12and 4 . m, 4210 eract poles and striog wires on the streots and alleys of the city of Oma. ha, yor tha purpose of furnishing light for the oity by means of electricity, was objected 10 and laid over, 1 AGAIN, B next door, 10348° Ny 4horse poser o gins PN daqure of B! o v8-23 ¢ of 4 roc Apply NOR RENT—Ho bet. 1 Broom and Brown, N SALE Pay. card Bun's ma e, Clark & 0. ooy L8 An ordinance re-establishing the ourb lines of Thirteenth street, botweon Farnany and Dooglas, was passed, Mr. Belwr refusing to vote, and Mr. O'Keefe vo'ing in the nega- tive Ow metion of Mr. Baker, Mr. Creighton mado a statentent in regard to the change of curb linos on Doug las street im eonncction with paving the sam @ therougk fare. On motion the council resolysd it self into & cmnmiu.\:e u'f the whole, with Mr. Corby in tie chair, %» oon- R sidor the question of changing the [ WOR, EENT-Grocen curblines 0 Douglas .";"}’1 :n :'l::er £02-t1 % to facilitate the paving' of that & t. | [V’ RENT— After a re,zulaz desert simoon or 1owse 28rd and Dou £ wtr «t, 830 Nebraska bliuzard of dry talk, the Two hcns's, 20th and Chicago, $40. committee rosu ané reported in faver of the chairmat of the board of publiz Largs room with b . 1803 Ualifornis OR KENT. and board giv o R06-t1 AR RE«T--Hindsunely taraished gwrior, 1" Rt s simallet room, Mel house, 2013 Case street. JroR RENT: oard, House, large, moa ern, very desirable, /0. Hirune Iarge, contral, Wrbet car , €60, Touse, 8 roows, bah, Waesbn' 8k, 917, Ho now. 6 rcoms, 17th errest, 820, Huti-e, 2 rooms, Wheaton wireet, 83, Thiee business iots, 16th sreed, for Jease: ALLOU, Tioom & Union Block. _ Wtors, €or, 10th Apply cu prem PP NEBER. 73-16 ouse, Charles near Slm\daubfll MECAGUR' 2364 Opposite Poss> fration fr m Niobrars, ventiou to nominate delegates to this con- vention the contestants realizect that they were beir g unfairly ruled agaioat by the Pavidge, who had pre chairman, Mr. rented the case of the contestees here, and thay and their friends had withdrawn trom that convention and elected the ocontest. ants to represent them in this body, He clvimed that Savidge and others of the contestees had been bulters from the re- publican party, wher tio tickets did not suit them, f r eight years. [Laughter,] ‘The Whion Pa ific had' sent its agents into Buffalo county to con'rol the Jocal elee- tions, A man named Oshurn was sent to the legislaturn from Buffalo county and| when be came home was appointed U. P, express messenger f r five §enrn4 [Ap- plause,] The next was one Mondy, aud when he had served his term as a law- maker ths U. P guve him an eating hou the third was a man who ha{, throngh P iufluence defeated him (Hamar) tor the I-gislature and when that man’s tiue was out the Uniin Pacific madé him one of its directors, [Applause and laughter, ] The question being on the motion to seat the Savidge delegation, it i sgieed to by & small majority. The cace of Knox connty wae next con. sidered, the time being limited to twenty- five minutes to each side, Miner W, Bruce appearing forr the contestanys, It seems that one of the *‘disturbing elements” in thils oase was w horso race gotbea up by the Erierss. eyt stees wlnh m: view : Heas ke mujority, of mem - iy ad to have worked satirfac- he county cenvention wa. She fact that he other rice persisted it b, hairman a mamber of the won e Sog dele- whasas koown to e 0 posed to the cont:stants in this case and their fziends, had_been regular in very respoct, 8o far us his side was con- Obi. Cole, Gusy Duerteldt, ¥d | cerned, bat that at the Creichron primary | gathering thereon. the clock of the school house, where the Josaph Jindra, FL M | primary was held, had been tam; mb, & P Cotton, & ¥ | by 2 8 11 g of Dovgias, ye added | bk, & W Whitco . Adopld: grophens by Me. . 3 Wgon. ad o [Ghephin, 3 W Tihin, A Mr. Bruce and his friends. On motion of Draper, of Lancaster. the J Ledwan, J R Johnson, L O | Drager delegation was declared emyitled to ott, A D Root. Alternates—! C Dosae, H C Merrick, Jalvin Crane, J Justics, A ¥ Dodson, W 1 Morris, Albert Taylor, M Stevens, W Sarpy —J D Speaman, C E Smith, A 'l' Clark. Suunders - N W Hall, N H Bell, proxy; Johowon, I W H Mead, G Shepard, proxy: ¥ 1M xy. Seward—R 8 Norvall, J § Dillenb!«:k, Palley, B Pickerell, T L Norvall, proxy; K C Carns, proxy, Sionx~F B Carley. Sherman—W A \Wilson, A E Charlton: O B Williard, Rossiter, Stanton—John Ebery, A O Tower, John 1y, p oxy. ha WD( raith, J ¥ M. Dogie, Jumes Dickering, Jas. Thomp: son. Valley—H W Nelson, M Coome, R § Buchanan, 8 Westover, Washin:ton -8 B Taylor, J € Black- burn, S E Hurd, L, F Hilton, proxy: R Osborn, N Taylor, H Bowerman, L Wat- o, S R Spiker, W H E ler, proxy; T Warrick, Warno—John T Bressler, R I} Taylor, ¥ M Northrop, proxy. Wheeler—" H Lawrence, James Peden. Webster—W N (tighardson, J 8 Gilham. M Wilson, F Sweesor, proxy; § y» R D Jones Frank Gump,J B wmptos, J A Tulleys, proxv; Chas Keut, Jos Wareen, proxy; O L Watkins, i+ W Poast, Joseph Robertson, ckley. Tohn Lett, A Freeedall, G W Elis, M Howel!, H W cott, N M Furgeson, NM Koapp, W 1M Cloud, J H Feinse, TAKING A KECKSS, The secretary was interrupted when putly through by a wmotion to dispense with tho further reading of the winutes aud adjoura to 11 o'clock, Anotrer pereon uoved to adjourn till his mornin, Soveral delegates favored procedding with busluess, notwi hstandlug the theat- rical company was aw.iiing the hall for their ove ing entertainment. The motion tu adjourn was lost, a) Codar8" I, Parker, By Byrant, A moticn to adjourn 1o meet at Linooln C. E. Wiggins, of Gage. on; J Eberly, Stanton, broxy; o E L uckman, © 1 | Adiourned 19 a m this morning. AThriving Establishmentand Its Able growing so rapidly that new improve- cats in the conveation, COMMITTHE ON RESOLUTIONS, A committee on resolutions was an- nounced by tho chair as follows: O. H. Gere, of Lancaster, chairman, First districs—B, S Baker, of Jefferson; Becond district -Cnurch Howe, Nema- M ha: H. M. Bushnell, Cass. Third district—0C. B. Yost, Douglas; R, Hopewal, Burt. Fourth dustrict—J H Mickey, Polk; W Wyatt, Doige. Fifth district—C H Tanner, Adaws; O Mathewson, Madis. P Willard, Sherman. Sixth district—C P On motion the convention (at 2:10 a mw) e PIONEER STAIR II‘AU 'ORY. Management. Omaha'sindustries”year by year are ments are daily visib'e on every side. A few years ago we had but afow small factories, and they wcre of very little importance, The same insti- tutions to-day are”attaining the front rank under the able wanagement of their industrious founders. The best oxample of energy, pluck and skill we can takeis the cuso of Mr. W, B, Smith, who but a few yeara ago lo- coated in this city'and being not in the financial standing to begin a big flovr- ish with eteam and machinery, started a emoll shop which at vbat time was i guet—§2,346 75. Adopted. “Fh chiof reason | strect fram ferred. > . R g Directing the grading of Ninkh sueet | we- 7 i as| from Fernam to Joues, to established geede, grade. filled, to prevent stagnant water from | man spoke about sux times, although the rules of the council forbid a mem- ber from speaking wore than once on C|1aid on the table for one week. ish Harney straet soap factory to board of health. Adopted. On police: The city marshal's list of prostitutes is correct. Adopted. On police: The city phyeician’s re- port for August is correct. Adopted On police: Tho report of the police judge of cases in his court for August 18 correct. Adopted. =On public property and improve- ments: Allowing bill of €ollins & Petty. Adopted. Oan same: Authorizing city attorney to draw necessary leases to occupants of lot 2, block H Adopted, On gas: Recommending allowance of bills for May, Jure, July and Au- On sidewalks and bridges: Favor- able to coustrustion of bridge across second North Omaha creek on Twen- tieth street, between Clark and Sher- man avenus, Adopted. ORDISANCES, Divectingithe construction of a five [ i foot sewer from the present terminal poiet at the alley between Howard and Juckson, on the west side of Seventeenth, northwest 260 feot across+ft. iMary's avenne, together } with © necessary catch: basias, worke securing the spinion of city at- torney as to the liability of the cily in event of the propored change and frame an ordinance to- that end. Re- port adopted, Adyourned at 10 p. ra. ribbong, velvet can ihat new hat 10 centa maFenthers, all b colored o mateh by using the Diginond Dyps. for auy cror. ek —— AOTIGES, Nice dwelling on 16t strect: bet. Unitornia Tuquire st H Meyer 01 RN T — Websoer an 27 gonth 13 5 . i now being repaired and painted . Taylor 13thand Dovglas. 137t (0L nENT--An eieg.ofy Surakhed frous B room, one hisck feom U . of B. and M. headq aviers, ‘lorns $16, strictly in savance, Audre s*Gid " careof B ooffl e LOTS for oo 4T 326,90 poraauum, cach ()" t3r s tora ot yours, at oraage Grove Plaie” sdjiining TJapscom Purk om the west, tive minuies walk from s reet_csra. Money ean be oorained to build with, by persens leasing theso lots at regulay n:'tv A 8 F. MORTON, 4481 On promises, offioe 1585 Faracm Strees A nf i rcom, up ONEY TO LOAN—Uailat Law utmco of D, L.TH omen Room s Crefithte v Blooks, Of RENT—Brick stora. liquire at Drug Siore, cornes 10th aud Douglurste, 52081 TOR K NI1—Two new dyweliingsr ana two other T meiliogn in dostravle 1oc Aity, by MeKoon 1. 1614 Doug) K17t FOR BALE TO LOAN # \n ey Cneto N 14 at boarding No, D ny posite MLzt b 13 hstree i reck ~ Nint o Referred. Directing the grading of Eleventh and Twelith streets from Farnam to Tho cass of the contestess was regre- | north side of Joues, to established |ortwo. « sented by Soloman Draper, of Niobrara, « W Tark, M H Felt, 1| who claimed that the orgavization of the wnerd, A J Weaver, J | county con:ention Referred. Roguiring lot 3, block 28, to te Passed. 2 Loeder was excused and Mr. pered with | Corby arrived. Re-establishing the curb lines of Seventeenth street between St. Mary's | on the mI-d and Capital avenue, leaving & uniform zcadway of forty feat There was & long winded debate [ mes, over this as to the wisdom of narrow- | —— ing the streets in which each council- | \) W — ter st Godman'a drug L D—Teams! o wirl tor od ns *"A iy 81414 Do irl or widdle aged wo hosework in a family 14 H ward etree 46220% By & compete .t bookke-per Ht- Lt work eveniog ; en give first- Ad isess 3. C. B, Bus office, 8ut 4 bl 1808 Falt “Fntire houe hold furnicuss, south ner 14ta and Chicave, 7 S1 600 EF o farm, in saitable location. nore, Neb, tock of hardware and for sale oc trade, for i Address E. 004 butlding, brok. i offiy SO SALE 0Lt RENT-FIve acsesof lad, (wo +tory housr, brn, east wid> Saun lers iear Fort Omaha. h wil_secure a Addro 8 0. W. Browster. Oadland Ne- OR SAL¥—Good team horses, wagon and har- T e Wit vory cheap. | snay.dre Jack Robins 1111 l?o){glnn ufiW, @72t HOICE Colorado Shecp 1 adir w8 188-9 Wit . JOK SAL ul : agons and harnese, Cail ot City W aier Workn office. 805-t4 /Ol *ALk—Greeory aud crockery business, with or without builang. Address *“Osco= b., box 49. 40-t1 {PLENDID UFOPERTY FOR SALE—At a BanAw, one larce brick house, and one lirge frame house, with full lot on Cass near 16th strort, Fins chnce for inyestment, ront for 870 or! s T at al Wanted- Young ma R Riapetniie Apidy in po Ordg ar shir Oneha B o 08 ed n_usehol Call 421 South 10:h —Two girls at ¥ Referor ae vey the same question. The ordinance was objected to and or general Liouswaork at 1731 140-20¢ winl’ for i s striet, in 487t Hstablishing a grain, hay and pro- duce market on Twenty-first street, between Burt and Cuming. Read twice and referred. UNFINISHED The committe on streets and grades and judiciary were on molion per- mitted to make their reports. By permission, Mr. Dugham pre- sented a petition showing that Tenth street Jucked fifteen feet of its legal width at Pierce, thut Pierce at its tempozary grade is |'wenty feet or more beiow Tenth street; that the water way on lot 1 slock 2, carries all water on cast side Tenth into privaje property, and asking that Tenth and Piorco streeta be put in passable con- dition, Refereed. Oa Streata and Grades: Favorable to change of curb line on Thirteenth streot from Farnmm {o Douglas, Adopted. From same: Recommending change of curb lines on Beventeeuth from St, Mary’sto Capitol avenue to a uni- foxm roadway of forty feet, Mr, O'Keofe said that it appeared that whenover a petition of this kiud was presented the council had to vote BUBINESS, situated near the U, P. headquarters, Dopending solely upon his owr skill, ho labored hard 842 a couple of years later we fiud him in his present locaticn, and with extensive shops, with pleuty of machinery and mechan- ica at his disposal, None of this Mr. Smith bxouggtw this city, but inch by inch advanced to his presnt posi for it whethor or not. They were otherwise threatened that their bread and butter would be eut «ff, He had been threatered with this more than onca and at one time by the highest authority in the city. He wouldn't be bulldozed, If he couldn't earn his bread und butter in this country he could in Eogland, Se-tland or Ireland ANTAD—Van o work in Garden. D J. W Gall fox full particulars, on BEMIS, Acent, 15th avd Doulas ditign, e 9 great bargain, ~ Bztam' aont, 1o 16 Alingbom . Fircy class; ) turnsad ho only how.. town, ‘The chawpest prape ? in_ the state. travelag mea, W i be bold cheap . Faquire ol K. Fuile, proprictar, ‘Wanzsugtow eounty, Neb, HUS-1 Smi b, Shean.n aver . 419-25¢ T D-Gig for 24th st cet, bewe ! housework, at s Dooge aud Fara- 4020t 40od ccok, cne that unc rnoc 10t, at 1,060, opposite K. 0, ESAE BSTABROOK d COE A Tehoth o b, firs 1t and puatey. None need Ivs. Write Eao's hotel, & r 460-2L1 \ A —Ccok and dining roo Doran House, 9.8 Fainam str olfve. [ HIECELLANFU& 08T- 1 bridge pleas icave a \ 7ANTED One good work and good pay, (references required.) Apply at 218 N. 16th stredt, up-stairs, room 6. a0t W Wi ANT: D—God nan at Litilefield's S.rato. &9 Dairy. 4152 s for ood paces, w ! m 7 worth 16th ot, 864-19 No, Thursday of the r-old Brown Settor o fore feet). Liberal or for informat on C. ¥, Nelson, bld 4°0. OST—A smill beck aid tan slut, wearing 4 bluc orred leather ¢ lar Alibiral rewsrd live pad b finder upon relurning snimal to 204 8,uth Jith st 445-20 goaud canvassers to as i ebraska. Iadies. Experienco now essential, Work light and Dig pay Apply #t 1671 sorth [8th strect, Oma- ha AL I. Johiison, at L. ¥, Pruy 's, 433211 mae kin by % 8(—G.1d cross with inecription *'F, R, M. Sopt 21" Finder wlrec ive Liberal reward 1 leav 1g 8t tho Herald offi.o. 1un w siroet Good wages VW ARTED- tiet franors at (e Omatin stoan 0 401 iniog room girl, woman ek Litehen X k o T 19940 middle-aged woges will b yad ANSE—A good womia gocd, clean W1 {Cof, Gaut House, 11, 7 ANTED—500 privy vau.ts, sin pools to clean with Haniba. 3ink Cleancr, tho bosh o = | Omab, Neb, EDWARD KUEHL Y Will Luy the furniture of the best 2,000 paying hotol in Iowa. Kent reas Wik, Aadrees Dolph Macgregos, Soe office, 1061 2Y AND CONDi bebwesn Fainsw GISTER OF PALMYE ALIBT, £63 Tenth 5 nrney. Will, with for any 0no » glance st ||.: o , - rexldence 1208 oo office. sud he had wonoy earned to take bim Of late those who .watch tho ap- Oheyene- (i peurance of tho heavens have had two | bower, or three raro treats. Thatof Monday | i 50 K Marh, J D Evans, M J W Heist, Juliug New. | 8¢10 8. m to-day was also lost and severely | tion by skill, industry and economy. hirsed, i there, Heveral gentlemen thon wnoke wpon o and oece st s po (L% M. Thrane spoke to the sume efeot 0 0r (hree rooms swtanle ¢ LAddress Lr. Port bo-tt night was noted, but it was doubly discounted by the phenomenon of Tues- day, which was witnessed about 7 o'clock, dusk, but the western sky was still brilliaut from the light of the sun, which had just diup%und from the horizon. A mass of black clouds was soen, which covered the sky nearly to the zenith and were of a peculiar shape. Rays of light pierced them, snd they formed into the same sp- e seen when the sun is “draw- g water.” It was nearly the shape of an enormous turkey's claw, aud was ntnmr:l!y well defined. Many thought it wei & premonition of :rpru.chqu thanksgiving day, but at all events it was & singular and beauti- ul sight. e S YETROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB. "ables supplied with the best the . Mmeket attords, The traveling public they get better accommodations . sod :nn gu:;ul hntinhokiou here auy other house fn Omaha. Rate, $2 per day. sug2ltfme ull, RKiid i Hopy 'Jos e E 11 peer Joseph , 4 F J ) Huys, D ABuwith, R'S Silver, w Farison. /X LS Clarkson, John Lapacl C ESumnr, WW Graves, A r;“(?:.'l‘:f proxy, W itone, Cumiog~H Zchrung, W Stufer, A D At that tikio it had grown quite| Beemer, poxy; 1 Poving & e AW om.n, Custer—1 E Sweringer, James' G ud A 8 O Beebe,J 8 Kirkpatrick, proxies lz: ree, Chase—J Chapman, Thowmas Franklin, proxy. Dardy—i 1 Kiog, Dakota—H Baird, W 8 Jay, E J De- , J C Spencer. aiawson—0 ¥ Krier, H A Buith, Anton bell, Dixon—A § Palmer, § P gl W § P Hart, LW odge—OH May, ‘Arthor Gibson, J O Secley, C W Hyatt, Wm ¥, 3 Dris- ooll, &'A BiL, K B Rioodeay o © Dris Douglas -0 ¥ Goodwan, W J Connell, Sam lluu.y..(l st proxy, J R Man- chester, (SR proxy, O P Need how, I'N Phillipe, O J Ryan, D S Grocker, Jomer Appeliy, kM Stenberg, 15 Hus: eall, D M.Gucken, £ Haney, F B Rockenfeld, 0 H Baliod, J H Rolfs, H Barber, J M Thurcton’ proxy, Jobn W Ugpza “illmore—~W H Wallace, M M Neev L F Pardue, 8 B Camp, E D Pl onsom, G P'Wistesteen, L Roberteon, O ¥ King J H Vard, W' Rauadell g ranklin— Bush, J n % Ligoh, 8 K Roson, § B Traet, 200 O H motion to recousider. the vote to take & recess un'il 11 o clock and the motion at length prevailed, After Roooss The convention met again at 11:30 o'clock, immediately after the closs of the theatrical performance, when the reading of the report of the executive committee, giving & list of the delegates, was con. cluded Mr, appointment of & committee of thirteen on credentials. Tom Kennard, of Lancaster, moved to lay the motion on the table, and a division being called for, the motion to was agieed to by a vote of 286 to 89, Mr, Pepoon, of Richardson, that the report of the executive be rece'ved as the report of the committee, Capt. Phillips, of Lancaster,chairman of moved wmittee the executive comumittee, statcd that there | We can highly recommend it, and the citizeus of our state will do well to was AN ADDITIONAL REPORT t0 be presented by the committes rela 10 the conteated d+lo utions. oy J. M. Thurston said that the conventien would thus have only the contested todiscuss, by an adoption of the report just read, and ca'led for the rea’ing of lu_‘;\.)l'ullntfl report u|l.o u:‘m cascs. he report was read by the secretary, to the effect that Buffalo -!d Koox counties had filed credentials of contesting d-lega tions, and asked that they be allowed to present their cases to the convention, C. J, Groene, of Douglas, moved to our citizens for whom he has made | 280d characterized the action of some ° fine stairways for their elegant resi- dences, His work is not coufined to this city, but extends all over the weatern states, especially our own, where ho has gained an extensive reputation over all competitors. Lately Mr, Bmith has taken a part- ner, who is no less industrious and C'arkson, of Colfax, moved the | who will no doubt atill farther extend | OWners. their business, as it will enable Mr. Swith to superintend personally all the work done in their extensive fao- tory, This being the only factory in the State of Nebrasks, under the supervision of true mechan- exclusive sf 18, who have attained their present position through industry and skill, visit this establishment, which 1s sit- uated on north Sixteenth street, north of the bridge, where the genial pro- prietor will always show bis samples of fine balusters, stairs, stair railings, the | Newell posts, brackets, ete., ete., of every description Fell Dowan: Mr, Albert And falo, fell down stairs erely his kuee. A few applications of Dr, Twosas' ELkorsie O1L entirely cured him, m‘,: bach), quoting the words used by that | — York street, Buf- of the property owners as an attempt at bribery. Mr, Baker attempted to expl claiming that a n with heavy pgop- erty interests on a strect should” b untitled to more weight in his wishes in regard to the street on which his property was situated than lesser Mr. Behm spoke strongly against the attempt to force the bill down the throats of this body, and named the man supposed to be trying to bull- doze the council (Mr. John A. Hor- gentleman at committee meeting, and showing that it was about as stated by Mr. O'Koefe. The report was adopted. ““On streets and grades in favor of similar change of curb lines on eigh- teenth street from Haruey to Capital Avenue, in response to petition. Adopted. RESOLUTIONS, By McGuckiu, That the use of the city hall be granted the Labor Union for their convention next Saturday ht. Adopted. r. O'Keefe moved that the offer of Dan Manoiog to furnish 500 yards of earth, at 10 cents per yard, to be BITUATIONS WANTED. DA sicustion by & young man who i g0o0 penman aLd d ex. erlence in bockkeepirg. A No. 1 reierence. Aldre:s G. X, bes utics, 4752 ED.- Situation by young man to take © of horses and do general work in pri- vate family. Address F. B. W., Bse oflic a6l 7 A ANTED—Situation by an experiened e-ok, oruerly cook aithe Mlard, address “heed," Bee oftice. déutt MICELLANE L8 WANTS. WA W NTED-To buy 3 complete sct of second. smal cottage. Band hou ebcld furni ure, a's) t0 reu Adress ' H " Boe'oth e 41128 TANTED— By o youn ; Ialy with good refer- cnces, a+isus 30 a8 ¢ pylat Acdress D501 Paerce sitoot, 436-251 "FOR RENT—HOUBEE AND LAND, NOR RENT House of soven roows at N. W coier 14,1 and Chuca 7o, luguire oo prew LURY R RENT -Large offices on Farnam street. Apply to Jonu H F. Lehmann & Co. 4721 Fu OR R*NT—A swall Fainaw strect furnished room 463.2 DUR BEAT - tiouse of 8% rooms—Iurais ed. App y at Dr. Hydes offics, Millard b te 409 %0 0OM+ FOR KENT-Furn'shed o uotora. | Iabied, wiih Loar” & 072, gagner 19in snd Callforuia Moo, Magyle Halier, 465 & purity, More economical thau the ordinery kinds, snd cannot multitude of low tess, short weight, alum Absolutely Pure. This powder never vasies, A marves o strength and wholesomenese be sold ta competition with the r phosphate powders. Sold ouly in caus, Royar Bakine Powoes Oo. 10¢ Wall 8t., New York