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CHURCH'S IMPOSING CARAVAN | A Motley Procession, Chiefly Made Up of Hired Howlers, AN EXCUHSION TO FREMONT. T he City Council Acoepts a Tendered Trip Over the New Elkhorn Valley Line~Teachers' Reading Cire cles—News About Lincol [PROM THE DER'S LINCOLN BUREAU. | There was a street fe in Lincoln yesterday that struck terror to the hearts of the entire populace. Caurch Howe oame to town. He came from Wahoo Northwestern, coming to deliver his edict to Lincoln. Atthe depot upon the arrival of the train the band hired with a segiment of Chureh’s boodle was on nd 10 greet the chief. The example set | Mark Twain was followed without hitch, and there was no Syracuse acci- dent in the proceeding, for Howe had hired his I and his bund in advane When Howe had alighted from the train and responded 1o the cheers of the dollar n-day boys posted by the chairman of the congressional committe on different parts of the platform, the procession was in- mediately formed, the band wagon, drawn by six milk white chargers, taking the lead and displaymg banners an- nouncing Howe as Lincoln’s best friend. Immediately following the band wagon oame a hack containing the man who went to Califorma when the State Journal’'s style of doing public printing was being inve a few years ago, containing Chief Fugleman Mayor Burr, the most successful railrond tool that Lincoln has ever had in the state e, containing Chairman Court nay, who in the county convention rolled in the dust and under the benches by the same Burr, and containing Church Howe. Atintervals along the line Court- nay and Burr would ogle at each other to show the gaping bystanders that John Thurston’s cat s was not entirely mythical. Other carr ned in one the Smith s another Johnny Knight and John 13, Wright, the latter being along to illustrate an of wh: n be donein the whip- Crige con- ¥ and Howe's groom, Merecr, whose lute removal to Omalia has made it possible o say that there is a Church Howe man in that city, and finally n carringe gontaining Lie 1 B 'fiellfi and Detective | i'ound, the hero of the state !hewusg rob- Dory, who was convicted and sentenced in the” district court for his rt in it. The procession, as formed with an acute- ness belfitting its array of statesmen, fol- lowed a line of march that took them by the principal sporting resorts thatare the objects of solicitude at present in the whipping-in line. When thes parade the cash drawers were loc stanter and the gathered throng fell in at once to taking up a subscription, so natural did it seem to them to see Howe on the warpath again. The procession, after making the rounds of a few blocks, during which time desertions from the carringes were frequent when inmates would see friends on the walk and get shamed of the crowd, wound up to the ntal hotel, where Howe was carried to “dhis room by friends, and the silenc as profoung enough to cut with a knife. It was the most appropriate procession of the campaign, and as the by-standers the hearse plumes waiving on the heads of the horses they felt the prophecy of the downfall of the crowd that the plumes told in silence that was cloquent. CHURCH HOWE BE RE THE NOMINATION A prominent citizen of G. county says thut in his presence, botween the ith and Sth day of September, atBeatrice, that Church Howe in the furtaerpresence of J. J. Butler, A, J. Hale and W. W, Morrison, expressed himself on the com- ing campaign in the First district by stating in_ substunce and in fact that though it might not be good republican- ism to say so, but that he would not _sup. port Judge Weaver for congress if he was nominated. These are good, reput- able citizens, and if Howe dares'to deny that he expressed himself in that way they will stand by 1t with aflidayits that hie did say those very things eoncerning Judgze Weaver as the outline of what his course would be if Weaver w renom- mated. This is the same Church Howe who now has his cohorts in Lancaster at work in the whippimg-in proc on Lan easter republicans, who to be hor with - themselves will seratch Howe's name from the tic| The statement of the Gugo counly uien is only another illustration of Howe's straight republic- anism when it 18 not all for Howe. ON AN EXCURSION. Yeste afternoon the new Elkhorn ey just completed to this city, tendered an exenrsion to Fremont and returu to the eity council of Lincoln and a number of their friends who accom- panied them, ‘The excursionists departed over the new line in the best of spirits to sec what was to be seen and get ac- quainted with the new country opened up to Lincoln by the short line north, It was the determination of the council to aceept the road without question for they found'it tirst cla TEACHERS' READING CIRCLES. State Superintendent Jones has been at work perfecting the plans for the Ne- braska Teachers’ Reading Cirles, which aim to have organizations in every county, which the teachers can join and take o two years' course, as mapped out by n course of study prepared in advance, Superintendent Jones has recoived word in the last few days of the orgaizution of cireles in Sherman county and also in Jelferson county, and circulnes explain- ing the work have been sent to all the county suberintendents in the state, TOWN TOPICS, The eighteenth annive of the founding of the order of A, O. U. W.was colebrated in the Knights of Pythias hall on Thursday evening by an assembly of themembers of the two lodgas in Lincoln and their friends to the number of two hundred, Grand Leewver B, W. McDon- ald welcomed the guests of the evening, and J. G. Tate, of Kearney, delivered an eloquent and approprigte. address upon the order and its work which wns hstened to with the closest attention by ali, collation worthy the oceasion was sprea in the banquet hall adjoi p]lhu recep- tion and it was discussed with the great est relish by all, ‘When Attorney Courtnay was around town in command of a squad of boys bill- ing the town for Church How last evenings speech he posted one up on the wall adjoining & well known business man's loeation. On these bills in flaming type was the words “Church Howe, Lin- coln's best friend,” and when the bu noss man suw that he walked out and tore down the bill, coupling with some em- phatic words the statement that he eould stand most anything but when they called Church Howe Lincoln’s best ™ friend be drew the line there. He happened to be one of a goodly mumber in tho eity who had contributed 26 & few years ago assist in raising a purss to make Howe ndly to Lineoln, and he eouldn’t stand reasm of the bills. Michael Dayitt lecture and recep: I'hursday night was all and more in the line of u pollulnr ovation than the most sanguine could expect, and the leo- ture delivered by Mr. Davitl was listened 10 with the closest attention snd w rreoted with every mark of enthusiasm at sy orator oould desire. Goyernor THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:.SATURDAY. Dawes presided at the moeting, and among the long list of vice-presidents were many of Lincoln’s most active and influential citizens, Mr. J. Sterling Mor- ton, of Nebraska City, was also an attend- ant at the lecture. “Real estate movements are very light at present,” remarked a curb stone broker the other day, “and as near as 1 can determine real estate and lot owners have marked ‘em up another notch smce the arrival ot the Northwestern road.” There was a movement all along the line in the way of sales recently, but when trade in this line moves, up go the prices Two colored men fought over & dusky maiden down on the bottoms yesterday and one of the chaps was bruised up and depended upon one for sight secing after the fr Detective Pound, who hasbeen actively at work trying to trace the Smith burg- lars'to their hiding place, reports that he isinno way discouraged, and although the partics are not und rrest he is confident that he can locate them in a day or two, Policeman Malone, who has been hold- ing a chap in jail who is suspected of being o burglar from Friend, and who burnt up some of his clothing to try to AP ntitication, has received a tele- gram that the officers will come down from Friend and take the man in their charge, ieak thieves entered the room of W. C. Dillen, over Myers, Ni & Co's store, on P streot, and extracted th from a lot of clothing and trinkets to the value of some twenty-five dollars It is a pious plan to keep the key turned when one is away from lome. Tive regular mectings of the three uni- versity socicties were held last evening and “ecarefully prepared programmes were carried out. From one of the stu- dents the BEk learns that the societies at the university the present year are -oven more popular and larger in membership than ever before, ses of drunkenness were up in police court yesterday morning receiving usual tokens of remembrance from judge, part paying out and the re- nder becoming actual boarders until after election. emen’s ball was the attraction ¢ inst evening, and the boys had 1 good time . Sterling Morton is booked for a speech at the rink Satarday evening, There was a reported burglary at J. H. Blair's Thurs( night that created a good deal of tal It was o false alarm. sseihr Qi Terror of the Ozar. Chicago Herald. A faint idea as to the state of mind in which the Czar of all the Russias finds himself, in spite of his armed retainers, spies and guards, may be had from the fact that now leaks out that he recently shot and killed ap officer of the army om he mistook for an i Ll was on guard in the imperial ce, and, not knowing that the Em- peror was mnear, unbuttoned his coat. Just then he heard the monarch coming, and hastily underiook to arrange his uni- form according to ulation. The C: saw his movement, and, supposing him to be in the act of drawing a weapon, he shot him on the spot. 1t is said that the Czar Jives in constant terror, and is never at ease for a minute Every noisc afivi im and i every person he Even the mem- bers of his own are under suspi ion, and in order to approaeh him it necessary to give due warning and efle ually disarm his f Thus easily un nerved and liable at any moment to com mit inyoluntary murder, what existe more horribl w his can bo imagined 1f it be true that he has reached this pass it is probably a question now of but a short time when th s relaxation of the 1ron rule whi 5 has made Russia the foremost tyranny of the world. A monarch as badly searcd as the Czar seems to be inot hold out much longer. S Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers were filed Oct. with the county clerk: Geo W Loomis to the publie, plat of Oak Hill No 2, 4 810 acres in 34, 15,13—Dedication. R M Lackey to Milton Hendricks, , 2 7, block 05: 10ts 1, 4, 5, block 69: lots'6, 7, 810, 1, 15, block 108{'lots” 13, 15, block 109, Flor- ence, qe—8350, Trojel to Wm S Heaton, lot 5, block Jacob 7, Cote Brilllante,wd—$155, Philli part of A Poppleton, w 1-3 lot 2, block 134, wd—$1. Martha I3rown and husband, 'Charles ), to W V Church, lot 9, block 1, Plainview add, wd 800, Rogers and wife to Geo Schiroeder, , block 5, in 8 E Rogers add, wd— £700, dgar E Hastings to W A Goddard, lot 6, block 14, West End add, wd—§1,750, Dennis Cunningbam et'nl’ to Neil R Me- tal, lot 10, block 15, Hanscom Place, se [uth to Frank Gould and Wm Rocheford, 3 acres in 34, 15, 13, wd—§4,500. “Thomas 11 Price and \ife to' Melchior Leis, Tot 15, block 16 Walnut Hill, wd—8950, Wm Louden and wife to Artemus M Clark, 41, 42, block 8, Manscom Place, wd— 000, Wendell Benson and wife to Sam1 J Cham- bers, lot 4, block 1, Paddock place, wd— 2,500, Ohas R Sherman 10 E B Cole, lot8, block 20, Wd—8$1,200, e ey Some of our most prominet citizens have been cured of chranic rheumatism by that wonderful pain-banisher, Salva- tion Oil. Price 25 cents. “Why, Jones, what a ho(a)rse you have in your throat!” “Yes, I raised it from a col(d)t in my head. I've too much live stock.” “Well, like cures hike: Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will eure you. The Bull will quickly scare the ho(ajrse away,” ot A Sneak Thief's Raid, + Thursday afternoon shortly after 12 o'clock, & sneak thief made a highly suc- cessful raid on Rosenberry’s planing mill. “The men wore out1n front of the the building. being photographed by an itinerant artist, and the thief had no trouble in securing access to whatever valuables had been left in the building. He went through the men’s coats and vests and sncceeded in getting a large amount of jewelry and money. Among other things he took was a $225 watch belonging to one of the we Qualified Voters of Third Ward, Alter Jno 402 s 14th Austin W A 1208 Howard Armstrong J J 1004 Dodge Allen J B UM Douglas Adams Jas O 201 n 1ith Abell Jus 118 s 10th Aruold J N 215 n uth Alexander W N 212 n 11th Atwell A M jr 814 5 9th Anderson P F 200 s 15th Aulits O J 1405 Dodg Atkins 8 F 1311 Davenport ‘Auderson J Ps e cor 1ith and Davenport Anderson Win M 1008 Dodge Anderson L A Farna Anderson (ieo 818 s 10th Ainley Wm St Charles hotel Znderson Wallace 1307 Capitol ave Atherton B E 1506 Douglas Anderson C 804 Douglas Auld 115 n 11th Arnoldi Jno 1008 Davenport Arudt Fred cor Howard and 11th o side Atehison H D 414 § 1ith ellinger W T Douglas bet 13th and 1ith Brown Nat 1124 Farnan Brown Benj B Metropolitan hotel Burke Alex bet 10th and 11th Burton C A cor 14th and Dodge Blake Geo No 3 eoglue house Blake John J 1116 Capitol ave Beck C M 121 and Cupitol ave Burkley Patrick cor 11thand Dodge Bernhard J 816 Howard Bibbens C D Areade hotel Boegel F E cor 14th and Dodge Bowman Ralph {r Dodge bet uth and 10th Bush Geo 1024 Douglas Baker C W 1417 Farnam Bengele ¥ J 1205 Harne Batch F A n w cor 9th and Harney Branch © M 1204 Farnam Brownell S R 0th bet Bloom Simeon 104 s 15th Brady W Sth near Douglas Burster Julius 110 n 9th Bross Earnest 414 s 11th Burmester A 1516 Dodge Buckley A 1516 Dodie Buckley John 224 n 15th Brady Hamp 1100 Davenvort Botts George 19th and Dodge Behrens A 1 102 s 10th Beals John.J 208 n 10th Bowers W F Emmet house Barnes John No 2 engine houso Blair E W 14th and Douglas Bryant € H City Steam Inundry Baker C F : Douglas Bollen Pres 312 8 i5th Bonner James 1315 Douglas Bonner W 'T 1315 Douglas Byers John 110 n 1ith Boese Henry 1210 Farnam Brown James Capitol ave bet 11th and 12tb Boyles Albert 1423 Dodge Butler Philip L 215 n 12th Brennan John 106 s 11th Butterman B City hotel Brooks D P Lewis hotel Barber Frank St Charles hotel Burch Albert 207 s Lith Bannister Chas 1214 Dodge Bedford Chas A 1016 Capitol ave Boltz T T 1123 Harney A Millard hotel atty Sami 105 s 10th Burroughs J H 1417 Davenport Brown F C Jacobs block Beaver H L 1110 Howard Bridges Wi 1018 Farnam Boner G O 125 1 12th Bates W I 1102 "F“UI ave DBates Robt Dodge 11th and 12th Bowman Win 205 s 15th Brosbeke S 415 s 10th Buenz Moritz Farmers' house Bassett) W Millard hotel Breemer Coesar 1002 Harney Brage L G City hotei Boyle J K Paxion hotel Bratton W 14th bet Dodge and Douglas Bowker G cor 11th and Dodge Bierbach 13 414 s 14th Burke Chas E Farnam bet 11th and 12th Burke A J 105 Howard Bu 1 F 208 s 14th Be v J A Institute hotel Blacky ¥ E Institute hotel Bowle LF m bet 15th and 14th Berrimann Wm s 11th Beach John A 1210 Douglas Booth A 1314 Capitol ave Chase C 8 102 8 18th Chase C C 102 3 15th Caulfield Jno 4 Farnam Canfield Geo Cantield house Capitol ave Case Wm H 1504 Farnam Cline Walter 106 n 12th Clair John 214 n 0th Conaut Henry 1210 Donglas Carlton Fred cor 10th and Douglag rry Jno A 1412 Dodge ark G P 106 8 12th pwly Sam No 2 engine house Croweil W I Cantield house Ceayfor B Metropoliise: bdlel Cahill Jas 1208 1 F‘cu WV ilss 149th “hapman Jas G 1307 Capitol ave Cameron Robt 517 Dodye €arter Rishard Millard hotel Collins J 516 Douglas Conueliy 5 Davenport Connelly Tow 11 Davenpott rroll Jas 1024 Dodge i M W Paxton Lotet Harney Jitol ave Davenport s rpenter’) I 1411 Dodge kF N1 Douglas o Copeland W 11 cor 13th and Do Calloway Henry 118 s 10th Currie Crowl Jacob Castles Joln J ¢ ( e D F 1411 Conner ¢ B12 Cox JC 1124 Dodse Curton & W Finmethouse Chine Tom K 512 s 15th Cobl W 11 1415 Capitol ave Culligan Wm 1415 Capitol ave Connelly Michael 1055 T1th Cunningham Jas 106 s 1t Cole Peter K L 101 s 12th J W City hotel Church N 11106 Capitol ave Clark © H eld fouse Conts Frank 10th and Harney Coleman Chas L 10th bet Dodge and Capitol ave Connelly Mart 913 Davenport Connelly Michael 911 Davenport Connell R W 5255 15th Collopy Patrick 1313 Dodge Carr TImothy 106 s 10th Christie G B Granite block Campbell David Doran honse Craron John Farnam bet 11th and 12th Crotiers J A City hotel Callahan ) A 920 Douglas Sonnor H R eor 14th and Dodge Carpenter D W Jacobs block Campbell G N Millard hotel Coad Chas 1109 Farnam Cook C B 1306 Deuglas Cook Menry C 107 3 14th Conradt A 1318 Farnam Carnes Jas 7 Canfield house Conkling G [, 1210 Dodge Crawley ' B Granite block Carrall Win Jamess 209 n 13th Conway J A 12th and Capitol ave Craft W It Withnell building Casey James Areade hotel an John 212 5 10th Durft R C cor 13th and Dodge De Moliusgohn D 1115 Douglas Dysart F 8 cor 14th and Dodge Denton Elmer 111 Dunleavy Mic Dotiglas Devine Wm 1100 Farnam Davis H'S Paxton house Devries J F 1224 Farnam Davidson C k1220 Capitol ave Duncan Charles E 1214 Howard Dow B H210s Ioth Dance Michael 1018 Capitol avenue Dovle Moses 100 n 9th Dellone Frank 124 n Lith Dingman Jolin € 1104 Dodge Duncan Peter 1015 Cavitol ave Day G W Canfield house Dekens Peter Cantield house hoe Charles 212 8 10th Henry 1419 Farnam 3 A 220 8 Lith John C 1417 Farnam Dunlap J A 8t Charles notel Davis Frank 210 n 10th Doyle Peter 815 s 10th Dailack C A 515 8 10th Day Louis 415 s 10th DelLorimer L ¥ 203 s 9th Dinan Thomas 104 5 10th Dunn 8 ¥ St Charles hotet Dickerson Jno 107 . 10i Delaney Jas 212 s 10th Demorést Chas 111 n 11th Dorrance O H Millard hotel Davenport O N Millard hotel Denizer Ihiipsis Dodge Davidson D W 1301 Douglas Dunn Wm 724 Douglas Dunean G W Cantield house Deveres J 1006 Capitol ave Dysart J W 4245 12th Diwyer Juo yth Dothaeyer T'J M 210 5 1th doran James 212 s 10th Drake D K 215 n 9th Dakin Bart Green Tree house Eurgens A Occidental hotel Evans Thos 106 n 10th nerson T € 1418 Harney Elvin John 1116 Capitol ave Ernest S G 1219 Farnam ans O A 107 8100 rom Jno 218 s 13th is James 1002 Capitol ave Eby Juo M 1310 Harney » Edward 913 Farnam nenheiser Geo 1024 Douglas wards L J 103 n th s Wi 414 5 10th an T 1 110 s 1ith dy J M Millard hotel dwards tieo cor 15th and Dodge stman A H 1108 Farnam Estabrook L K Granite biock Featherston W N 11th and Dodge Furrish J € No 3 engine house FisherJ € 118 n 14th Farren Joseph 1024 Donglas Forris W A 5185 11th Ford Patrick 212 5 10th Foster T'hos G 1112 Capitol ave Frank John 1024 Douglus Fliegel Johin 1320 Douglas Floyd E D119 n 12th Fl € 2128 13th Fairkax CA 1002 Capivol ave Farmix G N Emmet house isher Aug E V2l Farnam 0x-James 515 Farnam 0x Jawes J1 515 Farnam rench Howard Canfield Louse oley Pat Daran Louse OCTOBER 30, 1886, Foley Jas I United States hotel Fagan W M @0 Farnam Flint Robt Paxton s FIynn ‘L hos 216 1) 0th Fhannery Jofin J 424 Fitzgerald M J 14t ar Fuller Wi A eith Chas 193 n, 14th Fisher G 1002 Doflge Fleck Joln 1024 Do illmore John 10% allon Fisher Bernhart 1'acii Fay F P 211 F! 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Notice is hereby given toall_persons inter- ested to appear before me at No. 1518 D street, from 11 a. m. 07 p. m., on Octobér 25th and 20th, and Monday, November 1, to 12 ¢'clock m., for the purpose of addieg to aud correcting the registration already made, to corcuct omissions or other errors in sal Iist,and to striko off any name that is nob eutitled to appear there Given under my hand this 25th day of Marr Hooviii, October, 1550, Registrar Third Ward. THE GREAT SUCCESS Whjch attended the Special Sale of Misfit and Uncalled-for Grarments, at the Only Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam St, Has bzen even greater than was expected, but a number of tailor-made gar- ments are still on sale, consisting of the best styles of make and the finest goods extant. It will pay you well to see those handsome suits, as by refer- ence to the price list it will be seen that they are being sold for less than ready made clothing, PANTS. # 6 Merchant Tailor Made at §3.00 8 " “ 10 12 15 “ “ - “ “ “ 19 8.60 MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS SUITS. 5.00 Mere'nt Ta ilor Made at §12.00 “ 14.00 i 1600 " 15.45 4 20,00 “ 23.50 “ 25,00 p 80,00 45,00 0RS OVERCOATS, $25 Merchunt Tatlor Made ut $10.00 B M “ 1160 @0 .» 1478 45 u 20,00 n o~ “ 22,00 @ “ " 26.80 0 . " “ 50.00 MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR

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