Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1884, Page 8

e ——— i THE I)All Y BE X”-THI RSDAY OCTOBER X 1884 sday Morning Ooctober 3 LOOAL BREVITIES, Have your name placed upon the registr a tion books without delay. The First ward r 1150 names, and of this mnnlvnr about 200 are new names Do ot fail to register, as it will save all in voting next Tuesday, tronble and del Tee family of Schuyler Wakefield was Tuesdsy increased by the advent of a ten sound girl, Mother and daughter are doing approaching. Register make sure of fon day is your names at once and thus oting. Tho probabilitics are that the largest vote ever polled in Omaha will be that cast at the election next Tuesday, Over 1,200 voters Fourth Ward with Capt. a'clock yesteiday afternoon, had registered in the Wood, up to 8 Anna Levy, awife fifteen years old, who wae married In September las to Henry Levy, petitions for divorce and alimony fr Levy. The ground alleged is cruelty The koy Donglas Stevenson, who acel dentally shot himself at Kessler's gardens on Sunday evening, is lying in a precarious con- dition at the Central hospital and but faint hopes are entertained of his recovery, The meeting of the Chatauquan circle held in the Y, M. C. A. hall last evening was very enjoyable, The programme as published was carried out and was highly —Rev. E. B, Graham will deliver perance lecture under the auspices of the W. C.T. U., Thursday, October 30th, in the First Methodist chur 0, Come and liear home talent. Admission free, Tho ball to be given by the B. M. A.;at Krounse' hall next Friday nivht, is looked to asone of the most sociablo eveuts of the d mueic will boon hand and ts to a grand time, nstructive, a tem- season. (ic everythiog poi A transient visitor, Richard Murphy by nam the act of going through the Slaven house, The charge of being » suspici set opposite his name at the city jail. —Erkcriox Tiokirs—Having forms eloctro- typed, we are prepared to fill orders promptly for election tickets at low prices, RErs’ Printing Co., Printers and Bookbinders, Omahia. 028:2t.m&o —Two of Omaha's moneyed men of opposite political yiews supported their projudices last evening by betting 85,000 each on the result of the election in New York and $1.000 more each on the general results, S, P, Morse was made stakeholder, Among the new social organizations in this city is the Hanscom club, Semi-weekly parties will bo given in the park commencing this evening, Thy committeo in arge of the arraegementaro Messrs. S. Fisher, F. Hobbs, A. Arnemann, J, McMil- lan and 8. Seizlo. —The South Omaha fire department house is completed and on Saturday a hose cart and horse will belodged there, The hoso cart is theono formerly us:d by No. 3 and is almost t00 heavy for uselwhere there are so many steep Rraces, As soon as the department can do so a lighter cart will he furnished, —The Sosial Circle elub holds its fifth rogu- Jar weekly meoting noxt Saturday night at tho Metropolitan tall, corner Fourteonth and Dedge. No unfavorablo combination of the elements will this timo impodo the dance, s as unfortunately the case !ast Saturday night, il might have cesulted meri- curred In —A row, which ougly were it not for bystanders a ealoon on Tenth streot, noar the dep: terday, Three men, two of whom were cow- boys, were playing cards at o table, and being 15t full enough to feel good, got into a dis- pute, the boys claiming that the other man was cheating them. After had been exchanged, one of the cowboys sud- denly dre nd was about to shoot the man, when his companion and several by- standers seizod him and ejected him from the saloon, hot words a revoly EvrcrioN forms eloctrotyped, wo ars propared to fit orders promptly for claction tickats » 1tor 28-2im &o low prices. Res' Printioy C and Bookbindors, Omaha, D of North Caroline Smoking To- 0 ig tho best, e PERSONAL, . Martin, the installment store man, 1 Chicago luat evening, M. T returned fro J A La vo of b, the genisl represen the J. W. Butler paper company of Chicng tarries at the Paxt: He expects to storm the newepaper offices to-day, Mr, George It. Kibbe has acepted a posi tion as clerk in the Paxton hotel offico, Mr. Kibbe is & first-cla's hotel man, was a clirk in the Millard hotel for some time atter its opening and will make many fricuds in his new position, . W. Buckley, 3. Melutyre, Lincoln; J, HL Kill, 1 loy, Decature: 8; J, Purt Alexander and family, 8t. Paul, Ne George Burt, New York wmong guests at the Metropolitan yesterday, o —— FOR SALE—A good family horse, buggy and harneds, L, A, Ramn, Post Oftice Box 80, werr the Real Esta Lrvansfors, The following transfers were filed in tho county clerk’s office Tuesday and re- ported for Tug Bek by the Ames' resl estato agency October 28, 1884: D.N. Mi 'to B, H, ardn deed | on's add Metealf Co to P E 1 w d 25x100 it in section Rich $300, Franz Buner sna wife to Jos. Wach- tler w d part lot 11 Park Plsce $480, | —— Do not ba d Ve ; wsk lur and take only B H, Douglass & Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops for Coughs, Colds and Sure Throste, D, 8, and Trade Mark ou e drop, DIED, In thix city, Octobe riating Dorothes, only ' 2ee of John . O, avd Johavnah Chri Ko, aged G years, 8 montha and & days Faneral will take y Surday, Novem ber 2, 8610 . 1 , frow the family resl CHEISTEN 50, ., Christis Rendler, of the cornice makers; Crawford, of tho engincers; A. L. Wig. gins, of the carpenters; Jerry Bowen, of [ est criminal of all the plumbers; B. McGinn, of nm trades | from gamblers, but, if so, for every dollar that [ AUM assembly; L. L. Hogan, K. of L., 22; J. h. Johnson, of the ngnrmnkoru, Link Record, of the horseshoers; Willlam Tracy, of the U. P. foundry; (morgc Al- | ocer len, of the plasterers; W. J. Stevenaon, of the bricklayers; Walter Cowdrey, of the Inthers; J. K. Leatherland, of the tailors; was apprehended last night while in [J. J. conatituted the committee on credentials. | win of the sum of about dry, John McGuire, Jas, L, Black. way, Michael King. D. Shields, G. O. ,yes-| A, L “THE LABOR CONVENTION. {he Workingmen cf Omaha Tl Lit B Choosing Candidates from Each Ticket Already Nominated, Smythe and McShane for the Senate, Estelle for District Attorncy and Brown for Cong TN The maes convention of the working- men was hold last evening in the council The convention was called to chairman of the committee. After the Jones of the mould- mentioned as tem chamber, order by F. contral Johnson, county name of George H. ora union, had been porary chairman, that gentleman declin- ing, KEd. Aspinwall, president of the cigar makers’ union, was nominated and olected. A. W. Burko, president of the typographical union, was chozon as tem- porary sceretary. G. Allen of the plas- terera’ union, moved that the chairman of each delegation present the names of the members of each delegation to the sccretary of the convention. A motion that a member of eash delegation act as a committee on credentials prevailed, the chairman of each dclegation appointing such member. The names of the members on each delegation wera read by the mecrotary. Lowis, of the printers; Frod Frank Jason R 21 and Brenagen, of the harness-makers, A recess was thon taken until such time as tho committee should roport. During the (intermission Judge Brazse edified the con- vention by a spoech upon pauper labor The following is the report of committee on credentlals, which was adopted by the convention: Locomotive Engineers—F. J. Oraw- ford, W. Winslow, W. Beecher, Len Anderson, B. Tisler. Printers—D. J. Hynes, Goo. W. Bra- zee, J. R. Lowis, Ed. Hartloy, A, W. Burk. Cornice Workers--Fred Rendler, Henry Spangenberg, J. Frank, A. Martin, Jno. McMannis, A. Eimiger. David Burnett, Waltor Cow- Robert Newberry, Lathers— Con- O'Brien, Plumbers—Jerry Bowen, W. Wm. Kennedy, John Ansembly of K, of L—L. B. McGuire, Graham, Wm, Cullen, Allen, Wm U. P. Foundry—Jno. Tracy, Robert Sketehloy, Bd. Ferpandos, Geo. Jones. Cigar Makors —Ed Aspinwall, J. F. Johnson, O. A. Uoruuy, C. C. Johuston, A. W. Schueider. Franklin Assembly—F. S. Lowis, J. L. Hogan, John Kane, Charles Embeck Plasterors—W, P. Morrow, Geo. Al len, 8. R, Renyon, Jos. Cox, William Cox. Bricklayers—Ed Walsh, W. J. Stoven- «on, Ed Simon, Charles McGrady, W. A. Lioker. Carpéntors—P, A, Soxman, O, Parker, J. Reeves, E, R, ‘ailors—H. Jangsen, J. E. Leathor- land, B. Barkhoff, John Sandberg, Max Grimm, Harnessmakera—I', Burdick nnigan, Geo, Straglon, D, Gra 8. Wood, Horses! enson, Win, Link Record. On motion the temporary organization was moede permsnent, The chairman then read the order of the convention, the nomination for county commissioner coming first, Mr., Mctiinn nominated George Timme for that oflice, and Gieorge Jones, D. P Redman, The convention then pro- coeded to a formal ballot, resulting Timme, 28; Redman, 34, On motion the nomination of Redman wss made unanimous, that gentleman responding in a short speech and promising to allow no convict labor on the court house, The nomination of county judge coming next, Mr. McGion nominated J. J. Points; George Allen, J. H, McCulloch, The result of this ballot was: McCulloch, 47; Points, 20, The nomination of Mc Culloch, on motion of Mr. Lowis, was made unanimous, Yor coroner, Burke nominated I/oman, and Allen, Drexel, the ballot resulting Yoy John re—John Lowis, Wm. Dick- Gilhoolie, O. S, Watson, Drexel, 42; Homan, 30. The nomina- tion of Drexel was made unanimous. Mr, Drexel responded with a short speech, promising to do his beat in tho discharge of his dutiea if elected, On the nomination for state ators Judge Brazee named Col, Smythe,and Mr Mairow, Johu A, McShane, Messrs Metz and Baumer woro also minated, The following is the ballot: Smytho, McShaue, 44; Motz, 11; Bauwmer, 28 Messrs, Smythe and McShane were lhr'u wude the unanimous choices of the - vention, Mr, Smythe being called for came forward and replied in a short speech, Mr, McShane was also callec for but the convention was informed that he was not in the city and that body pro coeded with the nomination of candidates for the Jower hous of the logislature, Waliam Tartle was nominated by ac- clmaation, Oa motion of Judge Brazes J. H. Winspoa# was alao nominated in the smmo manner as was also Messrs Mulvihill and Troup, The wotion to nominate Specht by acclamation was laid on tho table, J E Kiley was next nom inated amation, Morris Morrison and T, C. Brunner were likowise nowmi nated. The name of C. Specht was then taken from the table and that gen tleman nominated by acclamation, Mr, Specht then made a short speech, reas serting his inteution to sand by the workingmen, H, ¥, Clark, of Sarpy county, was then nominated by acclamation for float senator, ext camn the nomination for district orney. Tracy, of the shops, made u tire-cating speech apainst Godwin, stat ing ho hud prosecuted Guthrie, whom the world knew to be ap iuoocent man, He 1nd rted the poor and corner of Nigetecnth and Haroey streets |cich to go frea. Ho coneluded his re Friouds invited, marks by nominsting Leo Estelle, who o ———— was made the choico of the eonven- ek your Grooer jar Hasvrore sosp |don. Mr Estelle was called for and al2:4f wade & atirring Was Howed the | received with cheers by the convention, On motion of Kd, Walsh the following resolation wae adopted Ived, That this convention #nan- ly endorse the nomination of Chartes H. Brown for representative to United Statea from district of Ne- rers of the ngreesiona tho cong the First « braska. After selecting a ¢ the cnsuing year journed. sntral committee for the convention ad- | — A Card From Me, Connell of the Omaha Ber lwin, desporateloy en the edit District Attorney Gic leavoring to overcome the specific charges of bezzlement and official corruption made st him in the public j now reeks to tpublic attention from such charges by The personal card hurling at me through ths columns of Herald and The Dispatch his filled wit plagiarized for the ocoasior In place of denying the charges, which ho knows to bo tiue, aud which, if true, should ago have placed him as a felon within the ry, he abjectly ontors a whipped cur abuse and invective which he has his. plo of gullty, and like whines 40 ho wis unable, after a desper, Tort, to find evidence which would an 2o o grand jury to include me with other Ie. That he did so fail thon mdicted city offici admits was not his fanlt, which undoubted is true, for. [ am credibly informed, he prom ined immunity to » cartain indicted” official if he would only testify to something, whether true or not, which would enable the grand jury to find an indictment against me, In common with other citizens I make no objection to any legitimate effort on the pa of Mr, Godwin in the way of exposing official corruption or bringing to justice any who may have violated the Lut, with many_oth ers, I object to his making use of his official position to gratify his personal mali his office to sereen himself from vunishment, or to his longer makiug use of the cry thief” 1n order to divert attention from hirn self. Asa reformer, and as the exposer of of cial corruption he has *“posed”’ bofore this com | a8 to prove a very dangerous obatruction, FIENDS INN"NHE An Altempt Made o Wreck a Union Pacific Pesseoger Train, Fhe Engine Partally Thrown From the Teack—ortunately No One Injured as made Tuesday night to 1 on the U An attempt w wr on k passenger train No. Pacific road, about two miles east of Schuyler, This trs of the Union Pacific quently is always h day night as the train was approachinga bridge, located as above stated, the en- of an obstruction n is the regular through train company and cpnise- Iy loaded. Tuce- gineer saw some kind n the track and immediately reversed is engine and gave her steam. This s suflicient to slacken tho speed of the train very greatiy, but did not bring it to o full stop. The engino struck the cbstruction and the forward trucks jumped the track. This brought tho train to a standstill and it was found that all the cars remained safe upon the rails, Besides a chaking up and a slight scare, tho pasaengers were all right and the train was not delayed but a short time. After the scare was over it was tound that four ties had been wedged into the enst end of the bridge in such a manner w from Thoy wero placad thero by some fiend in human form for the purpose of wrecking the train and it is hard to say what munity about long enough, It may be that poorGuthrie, v hom he accused as* ‘the great was guilty of taking bribes Guthrie recoived as n bribe, his prosecutor, Godwin, bad embezzled, in the eacred i ty of administrator, twice that sum, What a commentary upon justice! Poor Guthrie must ipy & felon’s cell, while he, who more s punishment,is not only allowed o of the 15 with- richly deser to go free but 18 again nominated to most responsible and honorable posit in the gitt of the people. Concernivg the embozzlement by Mr, God- 50 bolonging t the estate of Peter Newgren, which, by a of the court he was found to have collect- ed in his official capacity as administrator,and which, by a decree of the court, he was found to havo uscd in payment of his'own peesonal expenditures, 1 have long ma'ntained silenc Although frequently urging him to pay the yum duemy clicnt, which ho had been ordered by the court to pay, I at all times treated him with the utmost Kindness and leniency. Some timo during August last I spoko to him con- corning the matter in front of the police court room, and he then and there promised me he would pay one-half of the sum due o the 1st of September aud the balance October 1st, This promise, like others before it, was made unl to be broken. Waiting a reasonable time aftor the date last wmentioned, 1 brought suit sgainst him and his bondsmon to recover the money due my client, which he had embezzled, and so long had wrongfully retained, and for this act T mado tho objoct of his plagiarizod invec- r. CGiodwin been satisfied to apply hi abuse and false charges to me, individually, I might hayo been disposed 0 pass them by unnoticod. But when ho so forgets himself and is 8o lost to every sense of self-respect ns to drag into s pers political controversy my wifo and my child- ren, and chargo as he did that they are living in a gtolon hotse, T cansider that ho ia justly donsure and contempt of all citizons. As for my & Dbeen obtained by tho most honerable Godwin even in house be inany other than means, when Dr. such a thing he knows he utters an infamous. ly wicked, malicious falsehood, No man in Omaha ever secured title to his by moans moro honorable and . place thau which gives Lvery por- o cent’s worth of house, or did an_hour’s work on the same, recoived his full pay withont uteor delay, As for the lind, it was originally owned by Harri hnson _and John 1. Red ‘or the portion_owned by AT ARaoiL L tradul othes Llanaitat s euial value, The portion owned by Mr. Jonuson bad been mertgaged by him,~ and the mort- oge had boen hom to the shelter tomy son who ove material for m 5o held tax c T M. Johuson knowing that he deom tha proporty, arranged to s of redemption to Cla deod wa rdiogly execntod, livered as Mr. Clarko declinod to receive the samo, M, Johnson then su ested that T purch ud wave tho i shorifls walo umlnr tho forecl d was oxecuted 1 Johnson and his w l[u ) mortgages and paid up the taxes, aggregating in all wbout $10,0,0. 1 was not the attornoy for Mr, French, and in no way held or representad any claim upon or iuterest in the property, prior to my doal with Mr, Johnson. Nov only will the re rify this statement, but I am cortain Mr. ohnson will do o s well, and will, I thin rther state that in all my doalings with hin I treated him fairly and honorably, That | was unfortunate and was obliged to part with this und other property, is trie, but such mis fortune was by renson of his indebtedues:,and the then depreciation in real cstate, and is not in any dograo attributable to me, A cortain class of individuals, among them Mr. jealous of the success of others, se sidorthat every man who has boen sue o, hins securod what ho possesses by unfair irds or d able dealinge, lo ground for the chargos he ) Byn 0 make or susssin & 51 Ko ngainst me. T ouly wirh ho could say a8 much for him- solf. The specific charges that could both be mede and sustained agwinst him, are legion, Not only the case of embezzlement as admin istrator atands agsinst him, but other cases exist for money collocted by him s an attor which he has used und rofused to pay over to his clients, In ong case judgment was rendered hiw in August last, tor $160 collocted by him A an att rney-at law, and the judgment stands against him in bis offisial capacity s an atto ients and claime, without num- ust him for board aud other Auderson, who f t10 Nowgren was obliged to suo him ud the threat of goiug befure the grand jury and havieg Mr. Godwin in dioted for umbx ent, that the money was fortheoming, thereupon, in tho lanen go of tha officer holdi p ecution, went down into his boot-leg and the wonns cluimed by Judge Audersc by go dviug, excapa a trip o Lincoln Such is th t the Herald, Tilden or Cleval the votes of Law-abiding and det aens, that ho 1 attornoy. Respe s Dovn Ked i This is what the youngsters say they wish to express the idea that eatables have been disposed of. Happy is he whose stomach can digest ull that goes down “red lano.” Unhappy is the victim of indigestion, who eannot comfort.b'y dispose of his food, Aches, paios, griot aud mental sufforing are his portion Too cure for all this is Brown's Iron Bitters, the greatest iron medicine in the world, Mrs. Teidwan, of St Louie, says, 1 used Brown's Iron Bitters for w stomach and goneral debility, sud aw cured,"” ] d, and I paid off all the | * should be done with a person who would thus a'tempt a wholesale slaughter of an beings and the destruction of property. A number of reasons have been aseign- ed for the deed. Some say that it was done by the fienda of the old management. The officials of the road in this city have no such idea and say that the old management would not for a moment entertain or countenanco any such act. Othors suggest that it is the workof some man who has been discharged from tho employ of the company and he has taken this means of getting even. Whoover it was the company is making stranuous efforts to ind him and will not apare pains or expense to bring him to justice. ON THE REPUBLICAN VALLEY, A slight accident cecurred on the Re- publican Valley branch Tuesday night. A brakebeam on a freight car became de- tached and dropped down upon tho track. It caught upon the ties and two box cars were thrown from the track. The damage is very light and no one was injurce by the accident, o —— 3ooth . Thornburg and H, Gray composed the reception committee, ard Messra. D. B Cook,’A. C. Harte, T I Jones, W. F. M yerand W, C. Kelley wero the flor managers, The young club is to be congratulated upon the euccess of the opening season, COMING EVENTS, ho Metropolitau party la was pre This evening Knights of Dy thias lod 0; 1, and Myrtle lodge, U. D., will unite in a sociablo at the lodge room on Fourteenth stroet. all wlll ba given at Falconer's hall on Friday evening by the Sweedish Libra- ry_association, The Carpent holds a at Falconer's h s evening. The second ball of the Appollo cluls will bo hn 1d on the 18th of November, The Horseshoer’s union has a ball on vember 11th, at Crounse hall The Knights of Pythias give a ¢ and ballon November 17th at hall The Sweitzer-Verein dedicates its new flag with a grand concert at Germania hail ou the 22d.: bail rion neort irner e — Fancral Notice. Tho funcral of Edgar G. Hospo, died October 28th, of scarlet fover, will take placo at tho residence of the parents 515 North Seventeenth street at 2 o’clock p. m, Thursday, October 30th. Friends are invited. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varles. A marvel oi pureity strength and wholesomeness, More eoonomical than the ordiuary kinds,and cannot be sold fn_compstition with the maltitudo of low e, shord wolght. alum oF |huq-rmz powder, Sold ooly in cans. ROYAL BABL' | OWDER'CO., 106 Wall strect N. K. A GRAND RESPONSE. MrfS. H. M, tecorpt of the Pr Clark Acknowledges the ssent from P, Employes, Mr. 8. H. H. Clark, late general man- i um Union Pacifie railway has sent tler to the heads of the tho veteran omployes of who called ut his house recontly with an address, in which they cpressed thoir osteem for and regrot at parting with hi OvaAna, October 18,—To G mann and David Knox of com men:— Allow me to cxpress sincere regret on account of my absence the night your:clves with ¥0 many other employes calleil at residence : lutions of during ¢ with you the following commiitteo of the railvay, mmon int for our it of the lnmn and suce cou pany. prmit me t inform each and all of you it is now and wi'l continue to Le in t ourca of much gratification and pleasure to at after so many years of constant o smong you, I have retamed your respect love, which attiibutes, avd y stimonial arg g1t of gold at The former aro heav will grow brighter whe affording us no genuine pleasur after, Ono third of u century rgo—this is my for I birthday, 1 began business 1i o foundation and guiding 18t “Do Lill m do unto you', worthy of his bire. -bor as the the lutter at best is only temporary, principles and disapper, now or here. Laborer i the el cific 1ailwiy compiny, ve 8o lately s vered my connection, to say whether or not I have succaeded in chrrying out these two God given muxims, Duriog the long period of our ofticial rela. hate keen and tion wutual eff ris, we v expovienced much are, v, had , peril; but wo did nol nor did wrmer, W -«lnumdum-.lnw like men doing with o it what our hands fouud to do; but now I decire to repsat what T have many times sald, both at howe and wbrosd, that n moro painstaking, hardw: £ class of em loyes than are those of Pacific caonot bo found on the Awmerican continent, Again, permit my to asure you T fully ap iments, and_thank Indeed, regard and estoom of thousands of employcs is something of which any person ought ju’tly to feel prond, to which foelings 1 plead guiit Ploaso accopt for yourselves, your wives and littlo oucs, and for the great wmy of men whom vepresent, my heartfelt wishes for yous and their hap iness forover, Yours truly, L) ndly e Ant-Monopoly At th follow tend the the First and Second wards: First ward—Kor delegates to conven- tlon: n Romeky, M in Quick, Ed. ward L., Howe, H. S, Smith, George Karll, Frank Vodicka, For conetable George Karll, Second ward—For delegates to con- ion: Julius Nagel, Jim 0O'Toole, John Aadrit, m Kment, Vaclay Kubee and T, M > primaries held Tuesday evening delegates were elected to at- Auti-monopoiy convention from will be held to-day ci'y hall, the conveniic SOCTAL NOTE The Apollo Ball-Coming Events Which Cast Their Shad. ows Before, The first ball of the Apollo social club was given Tuesday in Motr an wer of Fourteenth and Dodge streets. About forty couples tripped the light fantastic to the music of the Musi oul Union orchestra, lad by profassor Ir- Me. Geo. J. Sternsdorfl’ was mas- Messrs, John A, hall, cor vine. ter of ceremonies; OMATA Chemical Dyeing —AND— CLEANING WORKS C. T. PAULSON, Proprieter, Jleaned, Dyed and Repaired. hout Ripping. o, 1o sa .lnuu and Re - OMAHA, NEE il Silke, Velvets anc Lac tshed. 1212 Douglas THEOLD AYLIABLE THE BR1 "“fi CK, BALKE, COL- HOER GI‘,MPMH Streot, Tho moet extonzive manufacturers of Biliard & Paol Tabis IN THE WORLD, strasser General Agent or Nebraska an Wostern Lowa, sety 5.0 .0 John Hool 50 B, Tenth § OMATIA, N £ Prices of Billiard and ool Table _ spplication, OCULIST & AURIST J. T:ARMSTRONG. M. . Practice Limited to Diseases of the d Ear, EOJ‘ ]“{\V'Fl\!l\ Street, . WesternCornice-Warks, IRON AND 8L K $.00FING, C. 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