Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1882, Page 8

THE D AILY BEE: FRIDAYi EPTEMB | _R»227 L ¥ 3 rr— Friday Morning Sept. ©2 ‘Weather Koport. (1'he following observations are taken at nt of time at all the stations the same mon aamal) (War Derarruest, U, filn.} VICR, OMAHA, pt. 21, 18 ) m. t § - | ovors. | § (38 33 Bk FT d 8 Davonport s 88, Paul air 8t. Louis Fair Mosthead O] ar Vincent 1t Kaln Rismarck . Wnford Custor. %0 25 Deadwoed, .90 16 Asa naboire.. 50 ¢8 | River 5 teet 3 Ino mark at Onsha, 2 foet § feot 0 Inchoa at La Crosso, and 4 foet Dabuque, LOOAL iusiwsippi nches o KVITIES ~Only alimited number of tickets will be rold for the Union Cathclic Library en- taioment and sociable this evening, and the number will be suggested by the capacity of the rooms, A most interesting programme, containing some novelties, will be precented, Tickets sell for one dime. The attendance will be lurge, There will be a mass moeting of the workingmen of Omaln ind Douglas connty on Saturday evening, September 23rd, at the city hall, for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend a labor union conven- tion to nominate a workingman's ticket for Douglas couuty. All workingmen and farmers in Douglascounty are mgently re- «quested to attend and assist in the busine:s of the meeting. By order of the commit- o0, —Base ball interest is on the decline. Chances aro there will be no games on either of our association grounde Saturday, the U, P.’s playing in the Bluffs and the B, & M.’s being unable to hear from the “Burlington’s.” The backers of the B & M.’s are wondering why the manager of the U, P.’s don’t answer the former’s chal- lenge of Sunday lastt We would like to see & game between these two clubs com- posed solely of their own men; men in the employ of ench company, only, You have pitcher Mr. Sells in the shoes belonging to Chas, Whitney., Go for the B, & M.’s! zer-Fenthers, ribbons, velvet can all bo colored 0 match that now hat by using the Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for auy color. SLAVEN'S YOBEMITE COLOGNE Made fror the wild flowers of th rar raMep YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most fragrant ot perfumes, Manufactured by H. B, Slaven, Sen Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W, J. Whitehouso and Kennara Bros., & Co. —_— e T METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB. Tables supplied with the best the market attords, The traveling publio claim they get better accommodations and more genoral satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha. Rate, $2 per day. aug21ltfme oell g o 05428 RASCALITY. Beveral Houses Broken Into Wednes- Night—A Delegate Robbed-— Pollce News. Wednesday ono of the delegates to 'the republican state convention, who put up at one of the leading hotels, but failed to deposit his valuables with the clerk, loat an 80 gold watch and chain. They were in his vest pockot and his vest was under the pillow. When he got up and found he had been robbed, he notified Officer acobaon, and, suspicioning one of his fellow boarders, had him followed to the Union Pacific depot, where he was about to take the dummy for the other side. Ho pointed him out to Jacobson, who took him off the dummy and being joined by Donahue and Flynn, who were alo on the trailtcok the prisoner to police court, whero he roduced doouments which proved him to be a New York drummer for a wholesale house and he was discharged by Judge Beneke, after his “‘grips” had besn searched. Suspicion rests on some of the servants employed at the hotel, Threo houses on Thirteenth streot wero entored,by burglars Wednesd sy who got small articles such as clothes, ete, Henry Spiegle’s houso is ro- ported to be ono of those robbed, and that he lost a gold wateh and <hain, Tn the police court yesterday thera wera four Blacumbs all of whow went to jail in default of the usual $10 and costs, Fell Down. Mr, Albert Anderson, X ork street, Buf. | W0re 11 - Alexander; Frank 0 ell down stairs wid severely bruised | phxsuders Fro tier, 2 Dinsmore; dis 'kuee, A few upplioations of Dr, | Fuross, 0 Dawes; Ohase, Daw “Trouas' ELwenio O entirely cured him, | 320er 85 Cooper, ABRACE OF BLAZES. A S8mall Fire Near the Fostoffice - An- other in the Baptist Lhurch, About10:30 last evening a fire broke out among some empty boxes in the rear of Ira Rice's restaurant, on Fif- | Nuckalls teenth next door south of the post office, A hose cart was sent out with- 1w, and the blaze was soon out any extinguished. THE BAFYINT CHUROH, At midnight an alarm from bok 16| ton, 1 Dersey called the department to the new Bap tist Oburch, which was dedicated on | 1)*"e* Sundey evenirg last. A fire had broken out in the rear of the audito sium, and it was put out without any serious damage except that from the water poured in it. Phis wade four fires batween 10 a. pours,” Lirely Buirese ernor and Agee for Lieu- tenent Governor, Etate, Keudall for Land Commiesioner, Wellichs for Auditor and W, W. W. Jones for State tHuperinte. dent. off the reasury Keys, Wear the Rob:se of Attor- ney-General, Principles of the Repub- lican Party, And Mildly Protests Againet Railroad Despotism. Close of the Sewston of the Republi= Conventlon The convention met at 9:30 and was called to order by the chairman, who an- nounced that he hud been requested by the stage managor of the Opera houws to ask the delegates preseut to refrain from smok- ing in the building, SWEET MUAIC, The chair stated that the Omaha Glee Club was present and had tendered the convention the compliment of a song, and asked if they shoull give it at that time, which was unanimously responded to in the affirmative, and thereupon the club appenred on the st go and ‘gave “The Flag,” in their best style—and nobody's style isbotter. Thesong was so satisfac. torily rend red tiat the club were con- pelled to respond to a tumultnous demand for an_eacore, when they gave “Oli Shady,” PHOCKEDING T0 NOMINATS Pepoon, ot Richardson, moved that tho convention proceed to nominate a gov- ernor, voting by a call of counties, the vote of each county to be announced by the_chairmen of each delegation, Keenard moved to amend by taking the vote by ballot instead of by call of coun- ties, Los The motion to vote by call of counties was agreed %o, On motion the chair appointed Hyatt, of Harlan, and Slaughter, of Nance, te s anner, of Adame, insisted upon the adoption of a platform hefore proceedingto nominations, in order that there might ie o full vote on the platform, und he moved that the committeo on re-olutions be asked to raport at this time, but the motion was declared out of order, and the convention procaeded to ballot for governor, without going through the formality of making nominations, the vote resulting as follows: James W. Dawes, 121; J, B, Din: 48; 8 J. Alexander, 88; Geo. W, E, wey, 108; Thomas ¥. Hall, 5; Chamj Chase, 8; Henry T. Clarke, 2 Irwine, I'he vote was distributed as follows: James Adams, 3 Alexander; 4 Divsmore, 3 Dawos; Antelope, 6 Dawes; Boore, 6 Buffalo, ~ 10 Alexander; Butler, 6 Alexander, 1 Dorsey; Burt, 8 Dinemor Chas, 12 Clarke; Cedar, 2 Dawer; Chey enne, 2 Dorsey; Clay, 10 Dinsmore; Col- fax, b Dursey; Cuming, 5 Dor-ey; Custer, 3 Dor ey; Chase, 1 Alexander; Dundy, 1 Dawes; Dakota, 4 Doreey; D iwson,’ 3 Alexander; Dixon Dodee, 8 ; Douglas, rk, 8 Chase; e, 11 Alex nder; Frankiin, 5 Alex Frontic o Daw.#; Gagze, 9 Dawes, 3 Alexan’ dawes; Greeloy, 2 Dorseys Hall, A exan lor; Hamilton, 7 1 owes; Harl 8 Duwes; Hitchoock, 1 Alexancder, Dawes; Holt, 5 Dorsey; Howard, b Dor- y; Huyes, 1 Dawes; rson, 6 Alex- {er, 1 Dawew; Johnwon, 8 Alexander, 4 Dors y; Kearnev, 6 Dorsey 1 Doreey; Kuox, 6 Dorcey; La 7 Dawes, b Alexander, v 2 Dorsey Madiion, 6 Dorsey: Dotsey, 3 Dawes, 1 Alexande Dotkey; Nemaba, 9 It 9 Irvine; Poelps; 1 Dawer, 1 Al «xander, 1 uoknown; Pierce, 1 Dawer, 1 Dorsev; Platte, il Jawe Willow, 8 Dawes; Richard Jarsey; Seward, 6 3 Sal Dawee, § Dorse Dorsey: Washington, 9 Dawen; Wayne, Dorsey; Webster, 2 Dawes, 2 Dorsey; Alexander, 2 Dinsmore Dinsmore; no election, THE SECOND BALLOT resulted: Alexander, 85; Dawe sey, 1015 Dinsmore, 49; Clarke, Thase, 8, The vate by counties was as follows more; Antelop: Buffulo, 10 Alexander ¢ Butl Surt, 8 Dinsmnor ;. Cans, C.ay, 10'Dicsmor || Cumiug, ‘5 Dorses Chase, 1 Alexandar; Dundy, | Dawi kota, 4 Doisey; Dawson, 8 Alexander Dixon, 4 Dawes, Dodge, 8 Dorsuy Ias, 5 Clark, Chase 6, Hall ), Alex 2 Dawes, n.,mf; Hall, Hamulton, 7 Dawes; Harlan, 8 Dawes, Alexander; Hitcock, 1 Alexander, 1 Diwes Holt, 8 Dawes, 2 1 Lancaster, 8 Dawes, 5 Alexunder, 8 Dine. 2 Dorsey; Lancater, 4 Dorsey on, 6 Dorss ce, 3 Dorse; Alexander Dawes, 1 Clark; Piere 3 Polk, 4 Dawe 1 Willow, 8 Dawes; Iine, 13 Dawes; Sarpy, 4 Clark 10 Dorev; Sewar 6 Dawe Souix, 1 Dorsey; Sherman, 4 | 1 Alexandel . | ander 8; Valley, 4 D Wayie, 2 Webstar, 2 Dorsey. 3 Daw aunders, Dorse THE THIRD BALLOY, On this bal'ot Lancasier led off in the hreak for Dawes, giving bim 18 votes, with ould promie him 2,000 wmaj rity. Half 8 dosen m. end 12 p. m., and illustrated the counties were called uitl\uutmly waterial old adage that “'it never rains but it the snuouncement that Laucaster ohange aud then began a yeuera) The Gtate CGonvention Does a Dawes Nominated for Gov- With Roggen for tecretary of Loran Clark, of Albion, Carries And Powere, of Dakota, Wiil The Convention Reaffirms the ‘Webster, 1 1 Dinsmore; Dorsey, 3 Alexander; Polk, 2 Dorsoy, 8 Dinsmore, 1 Dawes; Red Sioux, 1 Dorsey; Sher- wan, 4 Dorsey, Stanton, 1 Dorseys 1 Al- exander; Thayer, 8§ Alexander; Valley, 4 Yok, 7 Dawes, 7 y 1 Dorsey, Cedar, 2 Dawes, Cheveune, 2 Dor- ; Colfax, b'D reey; Custer, 3 Dorsey; Doug- reeley, 2 trom other eandidates to Dawes. When the call reached Pawnee connty o moticn nimous, which, in the milst gren ronr and demnand for & n of e call, the vote was taken snd Da declared the unanimous choice of the con vention, N FSSFUL MAN, Mr. Dawes being loudiy caled f came forward and after beng intre Dy the chair as one of the Le-t knowr the state and as & republican who sorved all the pirty could wive him, M: Dawes said “Mr. Chalrman and fellow repnblize The r.publican party of Nebraska ha been very kind to me in the pit, nnd to-duy this grand representative body of repubjicans has Veen most kind, T tiank you for it and throvgh yon I wish to col vey to the people ke, [Applanss, ] his' body represents, and steady growth and sturdy Jeve! nt of racka, [Applance.| None witha fute re bright and fair I think i+ etrife has been n friendly rivalry 1 men who have becn persona friends for years with myselt, and 1 koow I shall receive from them whatthey wiud have received from me it any one of them had Leen the xnecensful man—every huarty and earnest ende.vor t 1 give me [Applanse.] Lam proud of existence hy the demunds of ju and right, It has ever boon—while there my have been b times s litde faltering her and there—has it not slways n thor oughly party « f the peaple? [ Applause ] I judge that it has, for time aud egain 1h, have returned a verdier of “Well ' [Applavse,” I know that T am tr 1, ot by word of mouth, but by my ac nd I feel Iike bledgitig o tha peouis of Nebraska—I feel like ple’ging to my puity all of hones purpos wnd earnest endeavor possitle, 1 any man hears o whi that thera s strife nmong republicansin Nebracka when this convention has adjourned, let him lay this unction to his soul it s« strifs as which of us sha'l seek 1 buuner of our common rest into the rauks of our enemy ause, | “I nce-pt this nomination at your hands ard I vrast I feel a rea! we of the " uties, obligations, and responsibilities de- g upon me by roxson of such accept tan Lack your best wishes and your help, [Applaute. | THE DISAPPOINTED ONES vere then called upon for a few remarks Mr, Dorsey said Le wished to thank the convention for defeating him and electing a better man, and said he would pledge Dodga county for n big majority for Dawes and Valentine, [Appiause,] Chase said it was not, toquote the words of the Jamented Silas A, Strickland, a mfortable thing for a man to preach his own funeral sermon; [laughter] not that this was much of a fuceral ot his, however. He disliked exceedingly to speak of himself, but he would say that he had been very active in the formation of the republican party in the stato of Wis- y consin, Alexander said he fully endorsed the nomination just made as being superior to that which wo1d have heen made had he been pereonally successful, Clarke pledged the support of Sarpy county —the smallst and best for the can- didate just nominated Dinsmore sail he would work for the ticket heart and soul, LIEUTENANT GO/ The convention then p) for lieutenant coverue A, W. Agee, of Mores, of M , 120, n the second ballot the vote stood: Ages, 279; Howe, 110; Mores, 112; when the countics began to change their v rapidly that Mr. Tanner, of Ad: moved that the nomination of Mr. Ag e be made unanimous, which was sgreed t Mr. Agree being called for, said that he thanked the convention for the honor con- ferred upon him, He said he was proud to helong to a party whose record has been «0 brilliant in the past. He had been a republican from his youth up, and had Jived in o kection where it was necessary or him to carry arevolver s'rapped to him, tn order to carry out his political princi iples. [Applaue.] SECRETARY OF STATE, Here the speech-making mania seemed to break loose and each candidate now nated had his germnnl history fuily given. Doruald, of Howard, nominated J. T. Clurkson of Colfax; Tennant of Adams, G L. Laws of Harlan; Greene of Douglas, Jobhn R. Manchester of Douglas; Phiilips of Lancaster, Ed. P. ltogeen of Lancaster; Smith of Case, D, H. Wheeler of C, Pullnam of Antelope, 5. 8. Butler of Al telope John Steen, of Saunders, w nomination by his own dele, seconded by that of Washingt h the «tement that there are 20,00 di navians in Nebr.ska, who vote the repub. Jican ticket, but who have never yet becn Lonored by an official position on the state ticket, he call by c ith, resultivg: of Kearney, 4 Butler, 7 s put in ion, ana nti s was then proces L. A, Ken No election. A motion 10 adjourn until 1:30 p. m was lost ¢ THE SECOND BALLOT was taken, resulting as follows: Rogeen, 127; Kect, 49; Wheeler, 18; Clarkson, 47; Butl Manchester, 16; Steen, 85; Law illoys, 173 no clection, A motion to take a recess uutii m, was lost, and the couvention pr to the THIRD BALLOT, which resulted in Rogge by a vote ko strong that it was made unanimous bifore the result was snuounced und he was caled upon for a rpegch Comiog up n the stage Mr. Roggen was greete with applause, and being in:rodusod by GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION to you for the hoor you have © 1pon we. In accepting the compli i not unmindful of the fic: thg also a1 open declaration of the of our yarty, When the time c mo 1o enter 1pon the dischu ferred ent [ benefit of my long experience in this offi 1 shall ulso tike this opportunity to lo anew my (aith to the republican pirty my allegiancs to the laws of this land. ment,” [Appliuse. | p sition of auditor; Glen Ke of commisi inge, yerintendent of ymblic instruction, by clumation, and the convention (at 12:30 . m.) took & recers until 2 p, w, 5 Domsey, 4 Alexander; orsey: Howard, 4 Dor- sey, 1 Clark; [ayes, 1 Dawer; Jefforson, 6 Alexander, 1 Dawes; Johuson, § Alex- snder, 4 Dawes, 2 Dorsey; koa noy, 6 Dorsey; Keith, 1 Ilur-e{, Kuox, 6 Dorsey; 1 i Merrick, 7 Dawe ; 9 1, T, Clark; Atoe, 11 Divsmor 3 Pawnee, 9 Dawes; Prelpe, # Alexander, 1 1 Dawes. 1 Dor Dorsey, 8 Dawes; Sa- 3 Dorsey; ey; Btau: York, 7 Dawe:, 7 Cinswor ; No election. A¥ RECENS, convention was gieeted with sever. the direction of Prof, Steinhuuser. The following resolution was offe releried to the comuwittee on resoluti be subjact to state and local taxatio harbor bill, ATATE TREASURE Tanner, «f nominated O, C. White, of 8. tate treasure ¥ B Tiffany nominated Loran Clark M R Hupewell. of Burt, non W. B, White, who, ho s. i the war of the rehellion IS hecanse he wa father wei & to the war® [Lau. hter | W . Heins, of Dougl s break for Dawcs, tiere belg & dozen wen on the floor at onoe desiring to change their votes of Filmore, Far Fisher, 79; Tomlin, : , 445 ( , of Saline, Clark, 111; Emly, 15 4; Tomlin, 0 represent iy rincere reached u vots of him, and then b ¢ twenty or th floor at a tim votes, th nd W, tren and hisces vy porty ealled into | Chairn Hown, annou confusiog o the honesty und integrity of purpose th he ¢ haye b.en defeated by hut one vot for the change ot Holt county’s five votes, beine ealled for, appeared upon the stage and mid: Mr. Chairman snd gentlewen of the ost heartily thank all my friends for fighting for me asy w have, We had a s lid ret-to, (Laughter) and Mr. Clark has won the batcle, Jort and endeavor in every possible convention: I my sup| way to of Daki 100; Peruins, of Knox, 140; Bi son, 4 take u res vention teoke for Powers pellanell motion P wera was declarcd unaw nominated, ous y elect: presented the foll wing repe resolutions r 1 ing declaration of prin tho people nd from a taniff oo i adjusied 0 to protect th copital in Lome industri con‘rol of corporatio tors ia our pro-r thit we look to the b the people in theie politic 1 eapacity repel cncroschments of on the rights and prineiples and, o the other, to deal justly and fa with all property foterests uuder what name or forw, without unjust. discrimina- tion o ox tuxes, or 1 or chirgo for services. howtd ot suming, for Lrms of years, of vur school, univexity, and agrio at s fuir rab sano under th meets with our wpprov l, o t ND LLow Crrizexs: Lam proudly grteral it is ciples | of my du ties, I prowise 1 shall give you the full cony “1 thank you sgaia for this compli- Jobn Wal'ichs was re-nomivated to the ndall to that n v of public lands and build. and W, W, W. Joges to that «f s Kuajp, of ¥ of the clause ends journed sine die, T the conr Upon reassembling in the afternoon the | First and sele- tions by the O era House orchestra under and Resolved, That covgress should enact . awa requiring railroad gorpora- tions to procure p tents to all lards to which they are entitled 80 thut the tmoe Ired, "That the neople ¢F the state af | 1™ Shoien tem ifiedly approve the act of President Arthur veloing the iiver and for the position of | Saunders, were appa woved th from each couuty in the diste ot be to cast the vote of away with the necessity of a committee ated did not fight young but he stayed at home and he!péd his mother milk the cows while bis 0, H. Ballau, of Douglas, noniaated Smuel Savidee, of Buffalo, said his u-‘lly scconded the womination of Loran arris, of Pierce, nominated Joe Fisher, permanen ders, avd were appoin‘ed telle On motion of Hon. N R. Persinger, of Merrick, the convention roceeded to bal- EeS—————D Weils, of Saline, nominated . M. Tom. | lin, of Fura Gerrard, of Platte, nominated John W. of Piatte, ed the nomination of T Hilton, of Wrshington, e ation_of White, of W shington connty n ballot res 1; W, B. Whits, 7 J19; €. H « follows 0, © 3 L om He Duras " resuited: C. C White, third nnounced During the call of this ballot Clurk 38 —nufficient to elec n a rem-rikable rcene hange thir between Clark moments a dous tumn't redene inghns with eals he ho Fimally t irman st e of order being nt nuing of was from \\ tihe result, was annonnced, of Wasbiogton, cal i the vote by coun s declired tmpossible on it of the manner in which the teord had becn kept, anl 1 the midst of great ¢ d “enila from all parts to the k elected, an nd thanka jon briefly, and said rfofmance of his of} [Applsuse]. , the canaidate who w essed W. B. Whit arther his election.” (- pplau e.) Oa_motion of Groen, of Douglne, the vote for Clark was wad: un:.nixous. ATTORNEY GENERAL "The first bllot for this offic f Cheyenne, 8 ertson, of Madiron, 48; L-nac i'c 92; Frank Rausom, of Otoe, Reese, of Suunders, 11;J. W, L. B, The ecend buliot resuited: Ransom, erbower, 30: Conuell, 70 Pawers, 115 Reese, — Perkius, A motion was made that the convention ess untal 11 o m 5 lost, The third ballut was proceeded with, but nre the result wnnonneed the con- u-ly REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY, H. 1 regent «f the uni CENTRAL COMMITTEE, On motion of Howe, of Nemaha, the ity. state central committee was chonen by the various - v euch kenascriul district, wi D rsey as n wember from the s and to be chairman of the niembers from 1 Geo. W, E i COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS Mu. PresipeNt: Your committce on spectfally report the foi ples ay THE PLATFORM of the republican party of Nebrasks: Resolved, That the republicans of Ne- brasku in convention assmebled rtand by the fundamentul priccipies of the republi- can party as enunciated in on unbroken line of national and state platforms, the chief of which are free labor, free specch, the right of every quulified ¢ tizen to vore ouce at every eluction under tie restr of just and equitable election Wes n sehools; & sound currency e batis, unver national contio of nationsl revenues by tix and articles of convnmpt on o to the comfort and well bei investi nt and ligislative Resolved, Thiat we upho'd and maintain the enfore weil con-idercd leg lation of ¢ in our great o, an law that bits unjast diserimin sion and oxtorton by rairoad corjoritions, ) ro.oynize the importanca of foster- ting themn as mecessury fuce s and arity; and nesty aud ¢ ouray nd prot poratefponer up- zens on the ome hand, oy ntion in the matter of levying lating prices of cowm.ditice, at the policy of the state sand buil ings, favoring he itural college lands, in preference tosclling the option given by fiw, t possible method of preserving the heui- f cur children, aud providiug 1e and evor increasing revenu s for ¢ nal purposes. Ji That we heartily endore the nomi ation of A, 4, Weaver iu 1he Firet and K. K. Valentine in the Vhigd ¢ W districts by the regulir Pepublic ntioos, and exhort ail »ioreputl ani- in their reapective districts to sup port hew with voice and vote, C. H. Gere A motion was made by Dr. W. M that the report of the nittee bo ad pted, with the exeeption g Vaien!i I'be as tabled and the rosolutions adopted, The conven'ion then (at 5:30 p. m ) ad. afer s1.ing thre sonal n JUDICIAL OONVENTION, Immediatelv a/ver ths adjournment of the state conven'ion last eve iog dicial district convention of the Fonrch rict met at the club roows in the P.x. , the ju ) hotel, Hon, W, H. Michael, of Hall county, y chairman, and H L. Hellen, of Humilton, temporary secre- tary 1t was woved and carrled that a eom- mittes ¢ 10 on crelentials be spn int od by the ch ir and Miuer, of Howard, wp ell, of H 1l, ani Sornberger, of inted, Major T. S Olarks n, of Schuyler, the chairmaa of the delews in Il wed doing county, thu redont'als, Carrled. ) cuses whers the dele ations were not full, the chairman was authorized to cast the entire vote. The tewporiry organ'zition was m de aud Hon John Steen, of S iun- eneral J, H, Woolley, of Hall, of Harlan, said his connty ree- {orred the on behalf ty endor-ed the nomination of . C. White, ; Fisher, —; Heivs, — Wil lard, —; Clark, 262; W. B. White, s sh wn by the secretary's roll after wll changes had be n made, Lut the result was being on the Mr, Chatrman!” (rom oll sides cing that hs would g0 no fur- ther uotil order was 1. ed. Th vailing, & moion was I shall aid by resulted ns fallows: W, J, C unell, of Doug'ns, 71 Vie Bierbower, ; Ronert- vd on of Lon ¥, Was unoni- of w oheers n tions in the Tuir i dustricts, and & vots of thanks to the chaicuan sl secretaries of the convention, Jot for progecuting attorney, without mak. ing & wom ination. The firs llot resulted as follows: T L. Norval - Butler 7, Hamilton 2, sanr. ders b, Seward 9, York 1437, Dirail— Colinx 5, Dode Hall 9, Huniton b, Howrd 5, Merrick 7, Platte 6, =50, _E, L, King- Voik 8, v, Darnall was declared the choice of nvention and his nomination was marde unanjmous, Messrs, Darnall and Noreal wera both vpon and made short speeches in Gen. Woolley moved a call of connt for the nomination of & central commitic sneisting of one trom eich county, with al, & arge, as chairman. Car. resnlt was an fallows: Butler, A volfax, C E Snm D d y Mav; Hall, Gen, J. H. Wo Hamilton, W. L Stark; Howard, W Beli; Merrick, H, B. 3 ; Platte, . Brown; Po Saundere, Sahn £ rt St Clair; hat the next led to foll v teide the d It was moved and carrisd onvention should not be o the state convention, nor o trict. The convertion then adjurned sine die, PIRT DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. I'he fient congr ssional distiict conve tion, democratic, assembled at the Acad. emy of Musie yesterday moruing. Hon 1. Sterline Morton ¢ lled the convention to order at 10 o'clock. nof Coarles H, Brown, Erq., ppleton was elicted tem- rwan of the convention and ries Ozden secretary, sa, Kuufman, of Douglas, moved ittee of five on credentials be On m; Hon, \prointed. hair named Chas, Kaufman, of Douglae, 12 W. Sherman, of Cass, W, H Nagles, of Ricl 8 Farig, of Otoe, wnd M. I, Easterday, of Luncsster, 8 cuch comnities, The o o shortly after reported the delegates entitled to seats, The report of the committes on creden- tials was adonted. As quite & number of «elegates from otner eonoties had not as yet arrived Mr, ! R Redi ed and it was seconded that couvention tike a recess until 2 . m, rried. A little after 2 o'clock the convention re-.ssenbei, and the tardy delegates came in and took their seats On motion the temporary organization was made permanent, Nominations being in order, the name of J. 1. Redick was proposed, and that gen- tleman ws nominated by ncelam tion. Judie Redick made an eloquent speech thunking the convention for the comp ment paid him, He spoke of the 'u'ure of the demucrats, <nd the early dissolution of radicalism. *The party,” said he, *‘which embodied such priociples as were laid down o the platform adopted at the state cou- vention, can: ot ani will not he a party in the winority much longer. Every man in the stute, who was hovest and a ratriot, should stand on that platform, The prin- citle: therein laid were those that appeal- ed to all those who opposed the 1 ernicions system of protection, ' nd the interfering with the rights of ope-fourth ot the citizens of Nebroska by the abolition of the manufacturing of malt_liquors within its borders. The demccratic party, whichhad been trusted by the Auwericin peopla for over sixty years previou- to the war, would agaia come into power, b: cause it wis the party which guaranteed no interterence with the individual rights ¢f the ciizen and accorded with the true principles of individual liberty, I understand, rir, that Mr, Morton has just issued a challege to the repu lican nominee to di-cuss tho fsses b fore the people. 1 wish to state here that I will is-ue a similar challenge to Mr., Weaver, and meet him before the ecople and st by the result. I intend to stump the district and make the best fight I can f r the ticker.” The speech of Judge Redick was received with cueers by the convention. Onm ticn the following gentlemen were cho en as the congressional ¢ mmittes of the First district, each delegation choos'ng one member t represent their respective countica: Saunders; C. W. Sher- wan, Cuse; W, H. Tjams, Dougla Leflor, Sarpy; R_P. it Mi ler, Luncaster; C. W. Puole, Johneon; H. P. Davis, Richarlson; John J. Mercer, Nemaha; C Kiue, Otve; Chas. N. Mayberry, Pawnee On’ motion the convention adjourned aine die, TO THEIR KNEES. To Which Position an Invention by Col. G. Iiges Proposes to Bring Runaway Horses. The experienco of men of bramns in tne fur west hns on many occasions suggested to them ideas, which,jwhen earried into practics, ave been of un- old advantage to even the more ob- yeople of the east. At the mber of inventions preaen stern poople of which we duily make use, urd without which life in muny respeeis would indeed bea bar den, are netant use and to their number others are being added almost ily. Prominent smong those of the lat- ter is & recen vention of Col. Guido 1 of the Kighteenth infautry, at ¥ Assizibowe, Montane, While time a 1 t on the frontier in the march and in nversation witn frontiersmen, the colonel often witnessed and learned of *he disistrous consequences {0 both life and property attendant upon 1rses which had became unma . Lately while coufined by illness to his room in the Ebb house, Wasbiogton, D. C,, matter agul d to him, but this with mor orily se 2 torth and ion, the so- ab] crystali at for which the oolonel has sine: 1in Lts require- went rap, leading from t the pole to he widdle, where it forks to , each prong te iog in le or hop le, which is in- le the fore leg, below the knoe, nearest the pole of each horse. At the forking point the strap is rotained in position on the pole by both a_ hook and strap around the pole. Immediately behind the middle of the pole, or if desired, on the foot-rest, is a strongly mude spring ciusp, through which the halter-strap passes to thedriver's seat. When the tean starts to ru, the hal- ter trap is pulled by the driver, and acting ea it does upon the fore feet of the team, the latter are compelled to shorten their jumps, and covsequently stop their run. Ina ecrowded thor oughfare, or near a precipice, a sud- den pull upon the sirap, throws the u and accompliches the s re- sult. The colonel claims his invention way easily bs applied to eaddle horzes given to trotting, or upon one still of a buggy, and with satisfactory resuits. everal of the straps and clasps are now in Welty's, on Farnam street, where, it is understood, a number of our citizens have already seen them and lefe orders for others, te. The Quarter Centennial. The Freemasons of Omaba, are ordered to assist in celebrating the Quartor-Cantennial Anniversary of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska, Saturday 23, 1882, The general assembly will be at Freemason's hall, Master Masons appearing and aprons, ze commictea will be [ 1 Master Macons in good stand ing with their ladies ore cxf at the evening entertain- Master Capi B. CARTER, Master St. John's Lodgs, No. 2 *Both Lydia E. Pinkham's able Compound and are prepared avenue, Lynn, Mass, Prico of either, Six bottles mail in the form of pills, or of lozen- ges, on receipt of price, §1 per box Mrs. Pinkham freely an. swers all the letters of inquiry. nd Nerve Strain DELEGALES to CONVENTION! Ladies’ fine Cloaks nnd tailed at wholesale price Any soods not be returned Dolmans re- J BUSHYAN'S, Southeast Cor. 15:h and Dodge. “‘Hawthorn tvior Roof Paint,” was patented Muy 24th, 1831, aud etters patentenum- Avy person f authority whatever co sell Lancaster Pa, Kidney Disease Pain, Trritation, retenti tinence, Deposit by “Buchupriba.’ avel, ete., cured | Col. Jra Wilton has purchased a half interest 1n the Pacific House, at The firm will now be J. B Kitchen & Ira Wilson, has moved to the Paxton hotel, Omaha, snd Mr. Wils charge of the Pacitic, where he will he pleased to meet The Pacific is the leading hotel of St. Joo and a first-class hotol in every re Mr. Kitchen ¢ TO LOAN—On chattel mortuage te- ront riom, up-staies S 600 & i 0 LOAK—Cali at : T, Thomsa Room & 250.000" \V TANTED To buy & eor ¥ hend housencl small cotls \'l\\‘l—h noes, asfiun ion 68 . pyi D "HCY Prore strect, aplets est of soson T--HOUSES AND LAND. ) RENT—Houre of six rooms, 112110t I‘ b orth ¢f Peul, 105,27¢ nt with two , 218 south 15th A\ 00t a¢o. luguire cn prem. 4R1-tt NOR RENT Large offfcos on Farnam street. FP AP0y to dcha 1 F. Lehmann & Co. Y00M3 FOR RENT Famnshed or_uotorn \_ ithed. wih boird a: 672, corner 19th and California M Mo Haller 465 b1 R RENT A rurnshed nd unfarnishe [ Yoom, toe e, pluasast view, comer th and_Howard sire e HOUSFS F ur to tleven rooms e <mall and large 1} 016 OF WO niw BEVIS, Agen £th and Douglas 5 T =Furnis strcod, bet. 170h o JOR RENT- Gocd h Excellont, ne 000 SALE—One 4 Payroard Son's Cinrk & 00, o re0 pover engino P, awe. {lnquire of I, 4 mely tu d_patlor. Brics bouse, 2018 Casa o714 JOR RENT=Grocory tior, cor, 10th stree an ! Capi Apply on promises. . NEBER. ol Touso 18th and Leavenworth, §5 Heuse:3rd and Capit | ave.' §30. e 23rd and oi go_str ¢, 880 h 240, 80 8| 2654 Opposite Pos’ T30\ KN L—iwo story dwe ling 20th and Oass, 7 roome, now belng repaired and painted Inquire of C. T. Taylor 14thand Douglns. 127-tt O« 1eNT--An eleg nty tuenihed trond h room, o1e block from U P, or B, and M, headq arrers. Teras 15, strictly in advance, Audre 8 “6id." e of Ble ot e T (5 uF 164%6 K $25.00 prratinuii, each N’ for a term of years, at ‘‘Orange Grove Plal” adjoining Hanscom Purk on tho west, Hive minutes walk from s reot cars. Money can be obtained to build with, by persons leasing these lots at rogular rates JAMES F. MORTON, IR On premises, office 1515 Farnam Strees OR RENT—Erick store. Irquiro at Drug Store, corner 10th and Douglas sts, 520-tf TGO K- Ni—Two new dwellings ana two other in destrable oo lity, by McKoon No. 1614 Dougclas sirest 8174 OR FAL Kreb's V Tnquire at 8 Joues sticet, botween #taand 10 b. 474 od ponies, Wil Inquire at 0K SAL ride very Poppleton str.ct, bet. 20th and £2d, near naw rnm nt corral 40327 and harness ton Blocs. south 21 ]‘ eart coruer 14tn aud Chicago, 477 and grocerica t for improved s E. C. P. W, bries, Call at or § 4 b years, on drstclaee of AL Earare an MELP WANTED. 446-tt F TEOR REN Tresof Tant, W6 Fauil.ors ttreet, near Fort Omaha. h wil secure a bargafu, Addre s G. W. Browsier. Oaklard, Ne- braska. a2t ANTED- Househ. Apply from Gto 8 H. Mannwel o7, 11th stries, near Fsrnam, oking, washing and Refered ces reqnired southenss corner 20th acd Caliiornia stre 7 AN Eu—Good man st Littleticld's § yur it s Fland ¢ ok, man pre errel 15 whoie ar; Kreat barg; strocta ANTED Tearizter at Godman’ whive hanls at Omaba Stirt 11420 Sonth1oih sroct, Smith, Sheewan avenue s (e SRAE D by leaving at the Horald offcc. ands hoth 1eat an out, unte (Kicay. 7 ANTED—A? the Natioal (1otelat (1 can woges wll b rald D— Two or 1Lree Tooms su'table ¢ BITUATIONS WANTED. ED—By 8 youog 10t ¢r by out some good busicess. TANTED- By & cou ) to work evenings: ¢ clhis rofersnces Ad uaess J. C. B., s office, A sisuation by a y «xperlencd ¢ Ok TMICELLANEL- & WANTG. ¥ 1,000 yards dirt stree’, bot. vth and 10th. «d ately, » faro shed room, by'two young kentle: TOM ANDBOARD WANTED—In & private tawily, by & young Iady ewployed Juring OR SALE—Good team horscs, wago and har- ness. Wil vl very obeap, Auqire Jack ins 1111 Douglis street 42721t (\uoli i Colorado Sheep for & Cal on or J addr 88 ¥. C. GRABLE, 182 wit __Kenrney, Neb. R ~ALE—Grocery and crockery business, with or without building, Address *-Osco- ola,” Neb., box 49. 46-t1 JPLENDID PFOPERTY FOR SALE—At » BAKOAIN, one larce brick house, and one large frame house, with full lov on Cass nenr 15th strect. Fins chanco for ivestment, rent {.r 870 per month, Call fov tull particniars, on BEMIS, h a~d Douglas sts. nd corner lot 188 NicLugue, opposite Fost 917U 600 t1 5O tect each in street cir line., Best lote Un very easy torms AN1s' ageat, 1660 wid D) The Arlin sh h propesty in tho ¢ W 111 be sold pre OST-—One God Bracelet hotwee 4 bridge and Mr. Kountze Pleas leave at BrK office and rec th street rowill ve reward. l 14 cross with fveer) 4 Sept Finder wi l rec s and Carpet Lewve orders at R @9_55()() i buy the furnituro cf tho Less D payt g hotol in Iowa, Kent reas onablh, Audress Dolph Macgregor, Bee office, Omaha, Neb, ; 10614 OV ER £ 4% Absolutely Pure. Thys powder never varies, A marves o purity, strength and wholesomenese State b rms, duenption, eic. Addro 8 K” | More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in cow petition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in ca 1 Rovar Bakixe Powbgs Co. 106 Wall 8t,, New York