Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1885, Page 5

ALEGAY SHTSTER SHow The Ocrions Luthods of Zirmers:e leoze Thorong! LAWYER BURR'S Br Steps Toward i by Attorne Distae: General Loes Police Commic Notes About Atlorniey Leese aros purmissie the court to file ax L. C. Burr, u pract sisting in the role man, the murderer requested the attor ation, whic I the stiprewie e - Adjourned )y petitioner we preseni and show to 1! ) i the ul state of Nebra- | duty (o prosecut prococdings in forested or a part S That on th procecdings were |y was bromeht (o 1he Saprene conrt for review, and on the 15th day of Nover A, D), iss4, denient nd nee b tric of Kearney connty wis in all { fivmed, aid the Said ¥ of Ajril, 1 iy of May of error wirs by one of the of fhe suprenie court, i supreme conrt of the U honoral court, conrt o stay ings, and your thatt the said o tigioner < Zimm vis now peiding Unit; t the said Zing puary 1, 1885, and of (his court, 1t Beflalo county, opin. 4—Your poti to the couti i now and has be past n practicing as such attorney the said ¢ nerantn and is still ing as the said atiorney. 5Tlhat the aid | wid Zimmern cuse is still pending in the supr the United States, did on the tember, A. . 185, in the counly Land state of Nebraska, falsely, wilfully and knowingly represent to one Marsh Savill United States commissi ney. in Buffalo ¢ safd Saville, s sueh comm verd o the eonnty Nebraskn, for sate oner would the defen: 1 n for severnl yes torney of (his coi s had thie se further reprosent urt prisen L Burr, as e att n, and whiie (he : o haud full power and f corpus for the said” Zimmerman wgninst e sherifl of said Buffalo county. G-And (he sald Saville, s such comm sloner, neting on the false advics of the s L. C. Bure, attorney b law, did on the = day of o his wiit oy favor of siuid Zimerimnan lerift of Buflalo county, o produes corpus t the Zimmer- | before him the 5| sloner as afore- Said, and whieh saidwrit of corpis vas' by the deputy United States snavahal uly served on b J ffoi Boffulo county n the suid 25th day ot September, 155, anil ald sherift duly s Zimmernan y then and there d counsel of sald Jast nam ‘| Nins Zimmerman from the custody Lof the authorities of the stafe Jf munission the sole advice : © Burr, did said M +—And Four petitioner states that no noti of any kind v on the attorney gen- 1 or any other person to appear in behalf i the stafe, but on the contrary, the whole procecdings were elandestine, and esceated N secrec L. C. Burr, and was ived by the said aw, with~ intent to eceive and to obsruct the due conrse of jus- tico of {li ithorities. s—And your petitioner represents that the 1 he time he so falsely - ed State i T s well knew the said ady be false, and contrary tolaw, and well knew i the said United States commissioner had no jurisdietion to iss hibeas cor- pus as aforesaid. And your petitioner therefore prays that the matfers and facts hercin stated be ferred o a committee of the members of the bar of this court. That said connittee be stre 1 oper charges, that a copy of 2 served on the sa L. O, Buri, attorney at law, wnd that th ton the tinal hearing 0f suid charie Will nake such order as may be just and equitable, to the end that the Tonor spectablify of legal profession Whidicated and tho dignity of his fully maintained. WiLtias L Attorney-General for Nebraska, State of Nebraska, | o Laneaster couniy. | 1, Wi, FLeese, do solemly swear that T be- leve the matters and facts stated in the for 0 be true. Wit Lukes, nmy presence and sworn to i this S0t day of September, 1N, Guy A, Browy Clerk of the Supreme Conrt, At the conclusion of the reading the Judges held a brief conversation and then the chicf justice muade the following ovde “That L. C. Burr be notified to :|'»|u~ur and answer the informution by to-day at P o'clock a. m.” virely represented in the and the expression sec unanimons against Burr's condue! a fow of the lawyers present were free in denouncing the afluiv us the most out- rageous which cver occurred in Ne braska. ‘The legal liabilities of Burr, Saville, the commissioner, the she Buffulo connty, und the deputy United States marshal, A, G. Hastings. who servoed the writ of habeas corpus on the sherifl, are also talked about, wnd it is believed that steps will and should im- medintely be taken towards punishin, the oftenders, if an offense within the | iet letter of an elastie law could be made nguinst the men, One well known lawyer said that he would hate to be in" Mr, Burr's plac should that gentleman or the other: 1 with the thing ever t Minden or its immediate vicinity He believed that the rveception tendered by friends of the Inte shevill, Juck Woods, emoyed'’ by Mr. Zimmerman, the gen- tleman voleased under n 5,000 bail bond, doubtless o Ustraw bond,* at that while under sentonce of death, would be most hearty and enthusiasti The lawyer thought that they would remcmber it to the diy of their death, “The " BEE reporter interviewed Attor- ney G Leese on the Zimmerman matter after the case was concluded. In reply to the question us o w the su- preme court would do in the matter of hl(’ disbarmentof L. C. Burr, he said: “Well, sir 1 do not know I have, in liling the information Linst him, done what I consider my duty as un oflicer of the state. WO partics have made th i [ showld proceed in this matte re nothing or thut. My conduet ns oflie is such that 1 )m’iu! the whole world to cutinize it. I will certwiuly do my uty as it appears o we." X “General, " asked the v, “did L. €. Burr eall on you at your ollice yester- day? _ Yes, sir,” ho replicd, “and he was i ted, Hemude o threat, i he would ‘hang on to wy coat- Rt ¥ VO | move. Through the vered | ! until the x astrie that he b i officer of the courts of this y ining the rek of Matt an through frand and trickery ed to have the matter sifted by nw cou 1 to learn rther of the highest he cirenm y misreprosentations and the powers of an attorney THE POLICE COMMITTRY mmitteo the mayo e W e Te on th Biltlingsley ‘< fault responsible, and If remov I not ! | Omaha, rogista. | Jogilature in 167 and | tion laws of the state were repealed another substituted which ercated ference hetween cities of vavious cla neoln, Fremont, Nebr attsmonth were included ntitled to regists for city, county, st nd national ¢ e, n the legislature again passed an aet which let out all towns excopt Ornaths ind for some reason unknown, Platts montls, The law A never heen hat I'he © question "W whether (he mayor's appointment valid wind in complianeo with law. [t is elaimed he acted undee an ordinance.bnt it is doubted whether a ity council can | puss o law which will govern outside of Lienchmen will have | worn duty as mayor ble erudi said to he of anything ¢ characte bi:me itly res is the report 1 Your committon d the matter of in il deliv- Friday d ntl of miduet . police ¢ ey to submit Yo conm G wed subpenas to he ng named withesses: Moore, Al Beach, nhlman, Dana George Thompson, zy, ‘Thomas Carnahan, Christ 1, HL Hubbard, Such siul o deliversd (o on ull of said persons v, All of suid witnesses were examined by your committec except Liern Dana Hyde and his brother, and was taken down by @ short il i hervewith submitted, th of September your commitiee towing named persons: H Davis, Swy l| Bayli 1, 1 of whom 1 tee at the hetore your comneil cliamber, ex- dees, Hyde, and med sent city, st hving boen sevved with @ subpaena, Yone commn will tife the result of theiv inve ! awant of proper discipli in the pol oll eall, no drili sl tiime of ron or ofl ping duri dut ke onets on it no head or o city mae- s duties as memi=sioner, cannot and does uot i d discipline to the i wy. From the we tind that: at the jail delive Vpom. Se rgzh the wall on the it was about tw wleomposed of < pails,small vuble and poor mo il casy to re- wrated windows on tools and implements could e y passed by partios ont of the jail io es. The jail is <o little scen that it is hardly worth that name to @ pert on il breaking, The nined the jail and found the disturbed s to = hr Lol the twenty or more the v and all were there, he furnished the prisoners tieiv suppe Aid was doubtless furnished the prison- | ers from the ontside, as 1 wago; nd other ebstructions along the wall against the breach in the wall wnd re- The only st break i nd sutticient ote i 3 afew safe hands, ising prisoners in other years have eseaped from this jail. T'wo out- gruards should have been” pliced around this juil on the nightof this breaking, the sitme s on the prior nigh 2 We lind from the witnesses, Moore, mpson, Douglas and Carnahian, that Policeman Kulilman at wany times and places when he should have been on his rol on duty had heen fast asleep, and at one time for three lours, and'at one time drew his pistol without just cause on Policeman Taylor #—We find from the evidence of wit- nesses, Kuhlman, Ensign, and Donglas, that Policemon Moore has a1 few times been asleep, when he shonld have been on duty, and while a policeman under Mayor Moore’s administration o few months ago was guilty of improper con- duct while on duty. 1-—Policeman Kelley probably nsed his chib on Andy Bayliss, while Buayli J in shackles and in the custody of Police- mien Kelley and Post, althongh liss wais nsing abusive, approbrious langi towards Kelley and using resistance in Loing to 5 1 Policeman_ Thompson does not contine himself suflieiently to his du- ties of his patrol between Twelfth ‘and enteenth streets, ing, against Po- while on duty is only suppor the evidence of one witness wnd is denied by Carnahan, it is not_ st ined. Your committee were desirous examining Policemen Kelly and Smith, but found that both had felt the city on business with the cousent of the nmiyor. Your committee offer the following suggestiol 1—=That the regular police force be or- gunized as follows: T} il police 1o serve on the day for lock a., m. to 6 o'clock p. m. and five polico on night foree with ene’ acting as gemntor edptain, and the marshal control of both night arshal not to ac the captain or sergeant to coutrol the whole foree in the ubsence of hav- ceman be graded as to number of his r nk i from | to 8, 1 being the hest grade, the grades to be established by the mavshal #—That there be roll eall once or twice ch day, and a drill each day at police headquarters 4—That in a book kept at police head- quarters each policeman duily registors the time he goes on and off of duty, and , fully deseribing the me of the no one be veleased from either the y captain of and the —That without the order of judge, mayor, marshal or police G—Thatnoone e hat no person shall be searched for property eéxcept in the presence of two or more of the police foree, and the 1ty then be turned over to the , and such property to be done up in u packuge and properly labeled wyith ame of owner and contents. ~I'ha refus any policeman obey the orders of his superior shall be good ground for remo niyor, and on such re iy suspend such police 1 or other ) wed such matter r stored such ofticer to duty. That the rules and regulations of the police force be printed and furnished to each of the force, and posted in police headquarters, L. W, BiLuix 3 hus investi Committee. THE CITY REGISTRARS, A question of law s the recent appointment by the mayor of two regis- trars for the purpose of taking the names und pul in proper buuk:l‘ma names of quulifiod voters. It is said that he had | many g veport: | Weitzell, | I Post, who © igation: | duty, | { number of inpor the municipalit elf. 1t is not sup posed that heir fetion can affect state or ity clections SWINDLING CIRCULARS The so-called Taw firm of Rutherford & of Washington, D, C., must con neoln_and the swr- rounding country 195 of g for the ¢ sent out inted cirealurs, blank powe nd awagremeent to pay th cent ot all the all t for the applicant Wy of pensions and other elaims | nst the governmoent who have never been smelt burnt powder. styling themselves N.J. | mith & Co., of Civeinnati, <ending 1o this state simpies of pietnres which Vovder on the vulgar, anid asking 1.00 for ten pictures, Lhe unw andt weak youths are given to understand that (1 fen pictures to be sent on receipt of the doilir are just awfuily bad, but when they re veccived the fool tinds his mouey one and ten ory ry advertising cards in place of it tiorney CITY ITEMS, wrist B Riggs fonnd under iahit o genuine Mexican tarant hioroformed the visitor from Mex and now has it on exhibition at his store Th iid to b second fomd in this city tula juice in stock Onle of Lincoln's ¢ adead catin his well. The family noticed that the water had tasted o bad ul weeks, but 1 cover wed cat untjl i, it wats vosy o forthywith. John esq., of the was in Lineoln_ yes- engaged on the U, Howitd coun M id that on account of a lnck of lie wonld be unable to finish his ine to Loup ( is fall Mr. Strong, of Garfi the aceident wis i c ran between his legs aud cas gentloman to fall. violently o round. Dr, Lane was called and t fent is doing nicely upson, of this ¢ ood business in his line. He has several arrests and ferreted out a 1t cuses roduced is do; on east O st dozeir res store of J. H. Nader street, was entered by burglirs before last. ‘Themen got in by out 4 pance o < inone of the 1 windows. Not s taken t for sbout n | presmned the felf wity. The wife and c¢hild of Captai the police, left yesterday for old home at La Porte sit to her It was v cexamined before U, S, Cominis- onci Billingsley for selling liguor with out a license, and held under bonds of 100 to gwppear before the United States court. STATE ARUTVALS. John T 11, Crete; John € gins,Columbus; Gus Statc w s Burmes- W. . Eusu Smith, Mrs. trice: G meh, Om vt and wife, Neb i, O = L the world rencwned or. Used now over civitized world: Tty it, but beware Ask your grocer o druggist manufactured by Dr, Angostura Bitt - * HAWKEYE HAPPENINGS, There is not a saloon in Hardin county. Ottnmwa has 8,579 children of school age Cedar Rapids has a floating debt of £64.000, . The offietal figures give Des Moines a population of 32,464, in of 10,061 in the past five y J. 1. LeClaire, of Davenport, sued the Gazette company o) 0,000 libel, The case was tricd this week e jury rendered a verdiet against the ( e compuany, muleting it m the sum of $200, The postmaster general has chang the postoll name of the flouris town of Massena, Cass county, to that i in Smith, out of lonor, it is p ,to the relative of the lute Poc 1ote from o giel's fathor marringe li sovd 5 oflice mission tc age but we h; John C. McCune, o prominent citiz of Solon, Johnson county, dropped dead in the opera house at Towa City while wt- tending the exercises of the Croc e reunion. e was abont 50 years se and was subjeet to heart dise: Two prominent citizens of Mitehellville, D. H. Bichards and W, J. Rankin, had some words in_the street about a'bivd dog and indulged in & rough and tumble tight until separated by their friends, Much blood w L but no lives lost. Fort Madison has just completed water- works at a cost of F125,000. ‘The pumps will be svorked by a Blike compound duplex condensing” engine with o pacity of 1,500,000 gallons works are Tocated on a side bill s above the fown. On the top of the hill are two reservoirs holding 750,000 ench, which ean be filled Sepa or at once. The direet pressure will throw four streams toa height of seventy feet county cley Mothers. There are upon the skin of cvery human be- ing, child and adult alike, 2800000 pores, pores in the form of insensiblo : quarter of the nourishment taken intc m, The importance of keeping open these perspiration valves upon a child’'s body, is second only to that of promptly digesting the food caten, It was (0 open the pores of the skin and (o assimi- Jate the food eaten that Dr, Pitcher formulated Castorin. Loose bowels, constipation, fovers wnd cruptions which are 5o copstunt among in. f s and children, and which kill one-third of all children before they are five years old, arise principally from these two causes. 1t 13 from derful results attendant upon the use of gulating the stomachs and bowels aud keeping open the pores of the skin, thut Castorin acquived its world wide reputation, With plenty-of water for the body, pure air for the lung and Custoria to assimilate the food, there need be no unaccounted for sickness among culldren, Castoria is u vegetublo scription without morphine or other ti property. Thirty yeurs' extensive use has give it & history uever nttained by another medic when firm of | | winine toll '\‘-Iivil | work and mat [ i the weight dherfo . por THE CITY HALL CONTRACT, iod by, Mayor“Bogd Yes the’ Document. prdag--Text of Mre. Woodman, of the Bos Works, Replios 1o Creighton Messrs, el Gray. THE CONTRACT SIGNED, Yoaterday Mrs Boyd signed the cone tract with Arehiteet’l. E. Mycrs, author- izing that gentlomen to provide the for the projected eity hall huilding mayor took this action, Jiis annoimeement made Lhe Tuesday that mless he was instracted to do otherwise | he wor m the contract the mornir The articles of »a ment Y drawn as to provide that unless the people authotize the ereetion of the structare at the spee- ial election in November, the to be of no fo In order that the pub- e may folly understand this important next Those civeu- | matter, the Tull text of the contract is ap- pended TUE CONTRACT went, made and enteved iy of September, A, 1), 185, at f Onnaha, in the v oof Donglas, by and between the city or O Ald county, being gty of he st ) I, . Myers, arehitedt, ot the city of Detroit, in the state of Michizan, being party of t nd part us follows, to- i The” szid paty of the second part, for ition of the convenants and contained, herehy s (o furnish a setof for the I huilding, Omala, tobe erceted b the st part, in the city ot ( 1, county of D sl s wl complole set of | tieations wid detail and work= ing drawings, on or before. December 1, 1855, consisting of the four elevations of said build- witudipal sections— 3 h floor, plans L plans showing constrie- ings, plans and diagrams of the and its se and of the tower, ) Lo an clevations and drawn o e 1 Lo the foot—clevations and of e tower and of all iuterior tin- n toa seale of one ineh to the foot ch detail and working drawings showing vy the forms, sizes, mner of constin Lon 3 the %, both in ele- vation and the connection 18, 18 may be neeessary to anding and construction aned fuil and eomplete nd copies thereof con- i printed speciications tions of the Kind, cha 18 i Lequ he manner of its constraet recompanicd 1 the necessary printed fanks to e by o give itemized estimates of quan- tities and cost thereof. Said ) ( part further to furnish nid plans. specii and all ¢l 1 detail and working i Wi upon tracing cloth, for use m of Prop nd within thirty (frer the exeentivh of the contract for construction of said building said party ond part is to furnish said party of e copy of steh plans, the first | and detail anc specific s, working d Usteh pl nd d working drwings, dearly show seale, figure riptive words, the Torms il Liron beains and iron syork, Ne form, stone, conrse and dimensions of a nl wood worles Uthe loeation, of all hot airand ventilati of all conduciors, water pipe ains and ilues all ¢ wash basin nd the entir tilatiod of 4 el detail and working drawing Swade full s of the work, and 1pon Uits face contain the tres necessary o show (he character of the i representodd avd such - plain printed ription as may be hecessiry to show the of the worle or materials, the form of 'its constrin arts in said building to ons, 1, speciications and ele shiall deseribe, set forth and _contain aued explicit entmieration of all the material and n work required for the proper con- traction and completion of said building for the uses and purpose o named. id party of the second part further id_pluns, speeitications and elevation: 1 fail to' set fortl work or material: h may i complete said building i should ty of the any mistake inany of the sizes, dimensions, designs or drawi d building, the s party of the second part shall pay all costs andexpenses which said party of the first part shall ineur by reason of such failur omission or mistake, and such cost and e pense shall be deducted from the mon payable to said party of the second pa der the other provisions of this contr Suid party ot the second part further agrd and guaraiitees that said building can ed and completed inaccordance witl 1 said plans, specilications, elevations, and - working drawings, for the ‘sum of one hundred and ninety thou tions a full 1 for: ¢ ¢ nid party of he first p: ngand receiv- ingproposals for o aend completion uildi the aforesaid i specif ions and detail workings, excl ating appara- tus, fuil to rece 1y proposal_{rom a el ble'und vesponsible “bidder, with approved bonds or - secwrity — for * the - erection and_completion of said building atb or within (he afores sum- of one hundred and ninety thousand dollars, exclu- sive of the said steam heating apparatus, then, and in that case, the said party of the at liberty to reject iforesaid ,, elevations, and detail sking drawings: and in case of suel rejection, ‘Al}unl)'x the second il not be entitlcd to r y of the first ny Fuch coted plans s, and i working drs orelaim whatever. 1 part further agrees cquired by said party of the first purt, during the construction of said building, visit said building and assist 1id party of ‘the first part in the examination of ail work and material theyein: and in case any of suid work or material is defective, or not i aecordance with the plans and speciii- cations theretore, he will b the saie to the party of the first part, and as the work progresses he will furnish such certificates concerning sald work and progress thereof, a8 may he necessary for the payments upon sueh Worle, o ns iy be required from time to time by said pa first part: and in case said party of ond part shall over- 1ook or disiegard apy defective work or ma- ferinl, or issue ate for any work or materi i not it the (ime of {he issue of such certificate in said building, and in 1 anee with the plans and specitications for, the said» parly of the second part be liable 1o said party of tho first part ny daniages which tay oceur by reason herec ' If for uny reason said party of the first part shall not proceed wyith the erection of suid building, its liability fo said party of the second part. shall siot exceed five” hundred ollars. ) he said party of thefirst to invite proposals from re upon the plans angd apegitica by said party of the 3 and in case ariy of th t Shull perform srtakings of his part hereinbefore set forth, and the said party of the first purt shall’ receive from a responsible bidder a proposition, apanied with a suficient ond or suflicient seeurity, to ereet and eani- plete said building in aceordance with plans, specifieations, eliminations and detail” and working diawings, furnished by said party of the second part for or within the sum of one hundred and ninety thousand dollars, of the nirst part shall puld to said party of the i of four thousand, seven hundred and fifty doliars, one-half thereof when said building is wider roof, aud the other halt when sald building is completed, And for each trip for examining work and material, provided, will allow enses ot excecding sixty 'dollars for ¢ rip; provided, however, that said the first part shall be entitled to ] or return from either of said payments uny sum for which said party of the sccond part may become liable under the provisions thetof, The party of the | first paxt, by its mayor and ons furnish rd of Pablic | plans | accordy to | ntract is | | Twas appointed a member of the bonrd | ingpector who had teams working for the Of the party of the sccond part, shall appoint Al employ some well known competent i mechanic familine with the con- work, to act as_and be the superintendent of the constriction of said building, who sl be required by the terms of his employment to keep accurato itemized account< of all work done upon such building and materials furnished therefor, and report the same onee each week, in ty of the first part, which report shall be subject to the inspection of the said party of the second part. 1 give bond for the faithful performance of his duty. Said superintondent shall beunder the dircetion of said of the first parl, and shall be removed by said party of the tirs at the r f said party of the second upon suf o belng shown to party of {1 art herefor I witness whereof, said party of the first part hiave hereunto set their hands and seals of said county, and said party of e sec part has hereunto s his hand and seal the duy and year Tliis contritet is not to be in force until the fmprovement herein referred to 1s first sub mitted to and ratified majority of the legul voters of said eity T Croy oF OsAna, By James K. Bovb, Mayor. - ME. WOODMAN WRIT Ouanra, Sept, 50, 1885, Kditor of the Bre.) -In' Tuesday's Bee you publish comunnications from M . Creighton and Gray which I cannot ailow to go by without an explanation, and in order to Ao this it will be necessary forme to state | o the faets exactly o« they ocenrred. When last year the contracts were mostly let, | m and the work well under way, Tobserved tat the city inspeetor for the gonereto under the asphult, paving had a lot of teams working for the Asphalt company 2« material to the work, 1 calied M. Creighton’s atiention tg the fact thut | Th it was not proper to cmploy a man for contractor doing the work. Mr. Creigh- reed with me, hut said a number ot inspéctors of public works w not the best men for ls ends and it would make dismissed. 1 then told Mv. Creighton that perhaps it was best to let it go as it was for the balanco of the season,but when work commenced | out in the spring | should insist upon having competent’ man for inspector of con- | ti crcte and one who was not under obliga- seemed to agree with me in thi and I supposed the matter was s = When work opened up this season anid the contractors wis about ready so start inon Cummings street | name of Major Dennis 3 nd Mr. Creighton agreed with me that he would make - good inspoctor. Just before the work wis commenced then L was called to New w Mr. Creigton ork on business, but | fer i before T left, and it was agreed that Major Dennis should be put on it the work commenced before [ returned. When overything was ready 10 commenee work the old inspector who already hiad teams working for the contractor, requested to be reinstated, and theredpon’ Mr. Creighton and Mr. Gray decided that they work o on without an fnspector G ve- | ) turned. When [ returned it was about i ‘clock in the morning, and when L A that they were laying down the te on Cumings strect I went there wd found the work going on without ryone being there to represent the city, rd that the stones were very lar, it to go into concrete, stood there at the time and I ¢ attention {o the matter and told him [in- tended to hunt up Mr. Creighton and have the once. 1 got on the ear with Capt. Marsh and went down town and soon found Mr. sighton, and Mv. Creighton admitted the stones were rather large and said he would see that the work s stopped. At that time I knew nothing about the train of stone on the B. & M. track, but when 1 returned to my oflice Mr. G telephone that Mr. to meet them at the e 2 We met rejected. Mr these stones wer T objected to any more such s in on Cumings street, N . Creighton give for lowing a bloc o be put down with these large stones? And if the couneil doubts my assertion in reg being used in my rup the work, and if retly as Thave repre- 1 pay for having it put | P down aguin. Now i word in reply to Mr. Creighton's letter. Mr. Creighton undertak to imply to me language that Thave neyer nsed. Mr. Creighton | ) i “When Mr. Woodman states that he vigorously denounced th ilure of the asphalt company to comply with the specitieations, so fuar as layi i blocks next to the street Sixteenth street, he seemed to overlook tho fact that the records of the 1 board of public works show that he not only did not do so, but that on the con- trary he voted for and joined in o recom- mendation to the city” conncil that the Asphalt comy permitted to 1 ood their f by repaiving slong s 1 nd laying a thicker ita of phalt,” [deny that I used any such lnnguage as “*vigorously denounce the failure of the Asphalt company, ete nd T also de that 1 voted for and joincd in recommendation to the city ouncil that the Asphalt company be pe mitted to make good th Lure by 1 ) along s nd laying a thicker strata of asphalt.” What I'did do was this: The Aspbalt company pro- posed to repair the work as indicited wbove, and T consented and recommend- ed that they might try the oexperiment, but at the same time it was distinetly understood by eve member of the board that would* not recognize that ad - made good the failure. by ing tho pave mentas they prposed, and we held them under o heavy bond to putin the stones at any time we might require them 10 do s0, and the council necepted the commendation with this distinet unds stunding, T 2 has nothing been made good and nothing will he made good il the granite blocks are put in, and Mr, Creighton knows perfe Ithat the Asphalt company ‘¢ 1 to put them in atany time liton ulso says, “During my ferm of sorvice with M. Woodman on the board of public works he never o my kn any objections to un tions of mine ith reference to public works, but cor- diully coincided with me in all iy plans and ‘opinions.” I will agrec with My, hton that this 15 so. It was when ighton had no plans and opinions and let fayorite ¢ wetors do us thoy pleased that | nd 1 S8ArY to interfore. Will Mr. Creighton admft being as generous with me? When 1 in sisted that the walt company Lo re quired to procure tight hoxes to'he used on the wagons in which (o | phalt TE\: e from the wo. ground, as the specifications 5 §Vill M. Croighton deny. that ths 1 i, intendent of the asphalt company utterly refused i\ i My Squires found it hold of the matter h ll(w.y were le will Mr. Creighton deny of referring to them in g snecring mai- ner, ealling the (‘f W&xhuun \{ g0 In ordexgthat this matter be derstood, ish tosay that~hefe th wor done on Cuming streekedt had beoi gustomary to hiing asphalt mix- ture f@he ground n}iw: s with cou- p boards or , such as grad- for moving carth, wherens, rarsin, E. e ¢ Lo take,| 5 HCASALY inp wiiting, to the | the oreat uperintendent shall | P4UEE ow i) finger. “Yes, and i and 10 until a to look with su at other men who wore and the proper thing for o gentlemen single signet or seal ring on the fifth finger of the “left hand. had « and to provide the boxes, nnd yie Sirtor nself nd after | Grant | him L tempor The noxt time Mr more Mor Youar of the use of Belt with Chic busines ply the Anieri combines smaller shippors dominates and controls the business it has not 1 deemed advisabie to pursue the erushing Process, placated hy and binations tions to the contractor. Cro freezi some dividu conside; cent. in inter that the individuals sou ulmun,» to inc the figu This i would et the | gidered n to crush it out. rinst public policy, and yet the which $0 rule, even in the inost flagrant is yet to be found. r, ut in carts at a tempera degrees fah ture of the air carts with used, in ¢ der to ma t, and ure of the misture. s My Ander has gone to Chic Dr.J Monmonth ec in attendance upon the B case, and -~ - A BIG MORTGA A mortgage for § in the connty elerk's ofico the old city hall prope Sixteenth mortg: 10 M Dhalance of the purchase £3,000 hat Ne and 20 W Eun g been Farnam ). Pattee to priid - s Debilitated Men, allowed a free trinl fo , and By othe ¢ lth, vig curred, tion, terms, ete., mailed free o He flic. company & hecomes b hee YI“W' but that | ets, instan erve the ut Dr. Dye's Cele Electric ku\{u-m.,u the speedy reliet ang Nervous Debility, loss of Vit 1 Kindred Do nd manhiood. of th {t oxor nkrupt. It with and, in s, whoere onmpetitors cements to limit These com- me purpose wre the profits ¢ so far S coneer s yendin the 8 :null:u'll company Is who at Cleveland gv ment as to the division of the profits. | is openly admittedl by both sides that, in yment of $10,000 individual rd compiiny yearly profit of ree hundred and f The trouble between ation of tl into the business hy the ed to, the Stan d them g idend of t it Diamond Ki New York Su dizmond just now,” siid ned gently over in which a thousand dizmondds in regular bands of gold you and me and the dear will before long be wyery v and those a big keep-their eyes open or they Il find them- Ives saddled wi tock for which there is small demand.” K s rather an odd ri men. T because it ean't and as valuable not s hele alw at New and ws out of s from the - Why Is It the sale of Haod's $ ¢ such « rapidly incre Because of the positive curative of Hood's S i Secause of the conelu kable cuy ed and scl medicine. Co., Lowell, M many statement wsaparill s effec Send to ., of cur “Every 1 il d ipply on hand diumonc ng can aflect W yCIs 0go, were was conceded to be one men tions of life began to mond ring. third fing ‘glove ring e of the Then of all the ¢ soris It w had the pre { square asily drawn on; then th cunnin, clorks & chance, you know. di and now WS on Snake known, ¢ conside: I'had this ri order, beeause I wan little out of the vsual run. python,which winds around twice und then v ngs or fins, or whatever they n excented bit and diumond mythologic thie fi and v be, in the air. of work and th . and Mr. Sartoris London World: has sung many of hi to th for the iven that town wgennech estate L time fast tthe C When thio song, W oy es, ML, conyisti there ar rings ahout that they | aud commoi. witl | mor and Mi ich w nd the old solitaire It's a finely garnet eye y one w We mond head § # chip dizmond, but tho wo woe must give the small -~ ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When sho was a Child, sho cried for Castoris, When sho besame Miss, she clang (o Castoria, " Whon slio bad Children, she gave them Castoria, R nd His T ather’s tenant week Pilot Clubroom in pecelics had been lively proecedi |wnu B! s veally done in excellent went down amazi i san-in-law of the Bas ad the estato his father, und sealide o Sartoris Vol s of 70 all grades and sizos. 5w """“F"p'i," of about 250 if the tempe lexs than 50 degroes iron heating apparntus will he tain the proper Croighton app. nt I teust he will confine himself to of the L WrONE impres 1 statement Gra mioderat upon subjocts stand su by muking o ht he s sing s not fully Crarg Woonyax m, of Clark Bros & Co., v to visit friends McMichael, president of the I I, is in the city ynod, 7.000 was recorded yesterday at the cornerof streets. given by D, S, D, Merc i 00— $50,000— wi. troubles, Complete vestoration to No risk is in- Tilustrated pamphiet with full info ) by addres: Now and then faet come to light showing what a publie benefactor the Standard Oil Compan, company is to wple with oil and to prevent everybody elso from engagit the t complete monopoly. The n oo ‘king to compete with itsoon controls railronds and man York in therefining bu leged fact It b the profits beyond agreed upon. where the company con- hetter to buy off competition th schemes parilla con- om - equalled by any . for book containing g8 Doomed. “‘but dical ¢l ors in dinmonds who illustrates o phase of the wre for diamond_rings among o does not effect the female Women always wys will aequirve as them. spicion and di diamond Alect the s usuully wor Joft hind. dged band with a i, et in flush with the sur- of the ring, so that the glove could snake ring, style, which d tit only for women. are still the most popular 1 of wine d somet It is es with h > tshow, but still it's too gaudy by half for wman of my yea it because eve “Why, S0 muny ve become vilgar ol snake ving / Mr. Algernon Sartoris himself into the hea whom | [ 4 mide over will under w. URE Rheumalism,‘}iour:figla. Sold by Druggiotannd Lumbago, Backac! Headach LY PATNS AND ACRER evepwiiers, Fiily Coatea A VOGELER 0O, €05 Baltimors, R, €. 8 A Apollinares “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “Use nothing but Natural Mineral Water, such as APOLLINARLS, Tree from all vegetable poisons. Boston Journal, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. OF all Grovess, Drugeists, & Min, Wat., Dealers BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. KNOW THYSELF. A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD. xhnusted Vitalit . Norvous and Physioat Debil e I Man, Krrors of Yout found by (e AUCh R [y wi wion or thie money will b by Instraction and by the afi - London i ranteod to hon finer litarary and profes nany other work in (his country for 86 efund n every fnstance, T . Tiinatrutod samplo. @ the kuthar by th Na of ‘which he. © of Lifo khould b rend by the young foe A for relief. 1t will hones the Scienoe icago, Milwaukee & St Paul RAITLN AT, The Short Line and Best Route From Omahg to the East. VOTRAINS DAILY BE 150, Minneupolis, Paul, [¥ nton, Island, ¥ Elgin, Beloif, "W EEN OMAHA ANTY " }\J!In‘«llka& dar Ko ven Dubuqu Trookrord, CrCopo; Juncavillo, Mudison, Lu Crosse, Winon: And all othes important points Enst, Northeast 'y attention is puid (o pussongors aployc and Southenst. et office at 01 Furnwm stroet, (in Paxtor Hoteh, mnd it € Pulliman Sleoy inthoWw n Pucific Dopot. und the Finest Dining Cars run on the main lines of the . PAUL RAILWAY, and. Y Courte- vl wry TLWAUKER & § of the compan It MiLLER, Generrl Manag “Tha Sisters of St burg, M Red Star mong i cial. and bene Whe Washington Spe qui rumprs will be the vield oneiots in his letter to Gen, Wi In this letter he said plain tinnance of the TUCK . V. H. CARPENTER, Gonoral | ¢, Assistant General Managor, ssonger and 0. 5. HEAFPORD, Assistant General Passans r and Ticket Agont. phs, nitts- write that’ they have Congh Cure themselves supils, and find it highly ind, President Cleveland Stands. 1 to Cincinnati ‘En- EFrom the iny cles there are that Mr, Cleveland's message surprise to many democrats on ver question. 1 hear he will not from the views oxpressed rner last winter. y that the con- ombulsory coinage of the Bland dollar would in time bring on il 5o i which w ssities of the w financial going to show that he is just tavor of the then, dent will of the tariff. aver that he pping, with view te vidence s firmly im repeal of “the law now as It is hinted, too, at the nequivoeally favor a reyision Those who ought to know ill favor fre raw material crisis. There s to materially r simposed growing out of the . s said, also, istics of our making important iendations looking to u revival of -building intervest, stuclying the st 25 YEARS IN USE. The Greatest Modical Triumph of tho Agel SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loseofnppetite, Bowels costive, o in tho bend, with o dull eensation in the back pars, Pain under the shouldere biade, Fullness nfier eating, with i dise inclination to exertion of bhody or mind, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, with eling of bnving nogicctod wome duty, sy Dizzinosn, Fluttering attho Heart, Dotn boforothe eyes, Headache over tho right fitful drenms, Hi, ., Itenticasuess, with 1y colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION, TOTT'S PILLS are especlally adapted to such cases, one dose eiects such changa of feeling nstoustonish the sutlerer, vody T0T1S Renovates the bod Birengthens the v byain, and imparts tho Notice To nll who nre di how | iom give reliet, Ity caled Dy AN from any disense HOS U0 B3 TOn ¢ vins strfetly easl, he ¢ § - her I dncrease 6 A DDeLit d cuuso tho 0 ''a ke Henly, thius the system 18 Tonie Action on rjnlur Stooksare T SHRSAPAAIL " nakes healy fosly pairs (ho wastos of stem with puso blood and hard museles tho. nervous system, invigoratos: the Vigor f' manlioods st by drgeisis. 14 Murray St., Now York, Notice ! Noticel ed o afflictod, no mafter L como und be hoenlod, orc nedicines have filed Come one, come ull un ctie Healer, the only sire For examinntion one Ch ireutinoni of vVisiu o, and by thoir THE MAG e the standin A, W e Mag Did you Su 2 Mfis}u:g'l.mimcmbily ood horses? It is for inflammas of all flesh,