Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1886, Page 8

THE EVE OF A GREAT BATTLE | Notes on the Political Sitnation — Candidates. HAILROAD AND COURT NOTES. The Omaha & Northern Road to Bn Built—Doings in Police Court— Rifle Practice at Bell- vue Closed. The Political Fight. What promises to be one of the most ing political battles ever fought in Nebraska will be waged at the polls to In addition to the regular state re several county ofhces to ,and in the matter of selecting sno little interest is exc d ticke be fi men for these plac manifested, Reprosentatiy there legislature which is to determine cetion of a United States [ ator are to be chosen; a attorney is to be elected: of ted—to s nothing of other and minor ofticers, tion of the republican county ticket is stically conceded by all who posted on the situation. To be there will be some cutting n directions, but this, d, will not affect representative for the bos commissioner is to be seld el pra cer! is belie grand result. Simeral, the for county he w ing majonty. vlace on the county b lieved to be su fact that the fr cratic ¢ ing to the contrary. Th of the democeratic legislati by the withdrawal off has p bility of election. The selc is ers o be de 1of public intc the matter. It ‘does not require a great cover the fu the feeling against Church Howe been growing stronger and stronge almost from the first hour of his nom nation. The prospects are that his dem- vill go out jority even 1 Ih.m that secured by Brown two ye deal of acumen to di ocratic opponent, McShar of the county with ag *Fiie polls will be npen at o this morning _and will This is a_curtailme; hours, which I seven a. m. to seven p. m. Sce to it that if not often. Otherwise you will be compelled to drop into along ine of voters, and cast your ballot only after a quarter or a half "hour’s unneces- you vote eari sary delay. The follcwing is a list of the polling places: TH The follow omplete | Yolling places in the ety and county. /oters should cut it out and paste it in tholr hts for 10 to-day. Omaha it No. 2.— 1210 South Thirteenth stre 713 St. Mary’s avenue, Precinct No. “Tenth and Dodge Omaha Procinct No, 4.--Di Planters’ house, 1610 Dodge street ment of new court hous No. o—-lllflllrl \u 1 at No. 2, ut ba Omaha P 1202 Cass stre streets. Omaha 7 Cumin Cuming str Saratogn Precinet.—At school house near Gruenig’s. Florence Py |’r\‘th|(' Kl Il.hulll Precinet t town hall. ing. horn station. \\'II‘\I' MR. SHI ‘The following commun who knows" will be re by n great ma o and muker of the water paid for the affidavit. L say that the afidavit, every ch the records offering in the eause of good oy The following son, genernl W , written by me: “Dear St:—The Hon, Church Howe ens to have me dismissed for ex ng transactions i thr posing his thie neetion with 1 shipments you will see that I have a fa should di have to ¢l of Howe's -.Lmu irge it tot (8 The following was his reply HIVES, Ag( y having you dismis: and you acted exactly Hastie bring his books and Atchison. Piant to s hiny, (Signo) L m Emerson, General We A"n'nl Howe did all he could to agent discharged beenuse he prived him of n this particular ¢ purposes. - Howe 1y tWo transterred from -\ul-mn and a bhalf as sceret fofthe Atissourt k fai mate tr: ing with Howe and a rewember ri skin lottery tickets the indue of p drawing Ho himself on a chair. He owd of expectant ticket tion of prizes L rp vite thew to present receivin artieles is bra Buttons. pearl col thimbles, cto. lm of a plated and ling lruhmxl‘ wl praze pitel torney is making a splendid fight, ana his friends are confident that carry the county by a good rous- Pierce, the candidate for a I of alection despite the ds of Mount, the demo- idate, are (‘nulnlvnlh c ) qxrun,,_vmt men, ieally barred it from all possi: tion of a successor to Con- ver, 15 one of the most im- ded to-aay. at_engine house, 1023 Doreas Distriet No. 8, at 1119 South Sixth store, corner of. Izard and ‘-l‘(let‘lll)\ Precinet No. 6.—Distriet No, 1 at street; district No. 2 at 2501 net,—At school house At section houseat War- o) wu “Precinet.—At school house dis- . 44, _Platte Valley Precinet—At school house at onie hall build - Chieago Precinet—At school house at Elk- inct — At Millard McArdle district No. 1. and Vinton chool house, I)Is(ll(‘t No. SAYS, ation from d with inter y people, who want addi- wl light on Chureh Howe's record: Al a meeting at Plattsmouth, Oectober h Howe, in endeavoring to ex- | alings from the ship- pors at Auhurn stated that the ex aflidavit was "dis- charged for dishonesty, and that Rose- will prove, w aletter to L. A, tern freight agent, Ateh- like to lose my posit tion and {lorts of a thief Agent.” t, Auburn, 'ply to yours I will s urself 110 uneasiness hus given good satisfaction right i exposing this work of Howe's, 8 revenue of §5 i y the agent nlnl not s my friends \\cH know. te steal, Howe states, was o logit action. Certuin it is on a foot- ipulated by arty namied Curzon the people of N Auburn will remember this no blank lot- tery with a good deal of regret uent wis he that eyery ticket deow a prize, als the Hon Church Howe have charge of the davvn.mmn 0. Sure enough, on the would be on h uul . h \M v ‘H Lv 13, wen for thew dollar ing the distribution Howe would talk to | the disgusted ticket-holders and inform | them that pearl cuff buttons and such ar. ticlns were staple as the necessaries of | life and worth at least two dollars and a half. It was generally believed that | Howe was the silent pariner in_the jew- elry business with Curzon. It a noforions fact that he was very active when it came to distributing the prizes and dividing up the 95 per cent guin. The no blank lot- ry fell by the wayside, the people soon lizing that they v ybbed ¢ hard earned dol mple of Howe's e imate means of ng hoodle, man this Howe to at incor s from the First Nebraska distriet ” he was where he proverly belongs stead of traveling strict and erying aloud to the people m an honest inan and worthy of your confidence,” he would be in the immediate confines of Nobesville, giving a six pound hammer exercise on a rock pile. G, L. Simives, Ex-Agent, Auburn.! POLITICAL POETR John Hanan, of Wymore, Neb., is res ponsible for the following neat piece of poctry CHURCIE OWE'S T They will not vote ¢ will not vo I'hiey will not vote for Chuirch They will leave him in the lurch anchise gad of birch, T'he gr er swindler Chureh, Llie Tobby ist Chureh Howe. JIAWATHAIZED, very honest farmer, v lonest toiler, prodie Will whack the great bri And will not vote for Chureh, And will not vote for Howe Now—now—now maker, Alcer, They will not vote for Chureh, They will not vote tor Howe, Howe did the Ilnllwr rob, HO I‘()ll M-\\I Special Saleof Lots in the New Town Land Company will open the sale of lots in the new town of Thursday nest, November ith, at 10 o'clock, a. cated in one of th Grundy 1M 105 1 10eh » H 816 I)tlnh:(‘ Green d € 1017 1 Haverly O D 1 most fertile valleys | Hizeins M 1, 150 and grain producing regions of Craw- ks junction of the £ B0 amtel Daily received for orviginating low prices, by TIHE A 2410 Davenport bl CLOTHING CO., has really surpassed their own expectutions, And el ave they beg to assure the public of their determination to preserve that rep- 506 Capitol ave Davenport Sord county, | Sioux City and Dak Chicago, \hm mk.. .\ w ay. of Council Blufls and fifteen miles south of Denison, the | Kel . and destined to become inland cities in the state. | to Manlla will be . & St Paul R. R Shops, transfe located at Manilla be prompt to s Johnson \Hh This is a fair | Special Ercnrsion ral ado over the C. ) days of sale division will be member the date McCrome R A 220 1 161 Newberry Robert Creighton block n High School Creighton block JLand C ummuqnn:l N pitol ave Milwaukee Lan Co., s Davenport Yoz lington & Kdridon Kcrsey Qver 218 1 10th Rewington A Randenbush J N Court Notes, The famous Loyal ain be brought be the publie Thurs in the United se of Cole vs. > attention of Judge Dundy 1 Robinson J R (col Selby W 1 2444 Smith Andrey avenport th and Chicago and Davenport with sill: velvet collar Streb le John H 2 v Swith G W 1510 umul bank of Pelly, Ia., « nst whom the casc st term of court. Additional List of Voters 1st District of the 6th Ward, Hould’s ty ‘That’s the character of Ilu\\ e But now The man that owns the reaper, "Ll man that runs the sleeper, ery decent saloon kee y m not vote for Chureh, Will not vote for Lowe, NOW—T0W—10W. will not vote for Chureh, They will not vote for Howe, For “Stout” Howe had his price, e gambled gamblers nice, 1 he brewers Ciiurch robbed thrice, Oh!that's the style of Church, That's the character of Howe. But now-- ‘The man that wh t d, 'not vote for Chureh, ev will not vote for Lowe, Now—now—now NOTES, Vote early. The contest to-day is bound to lJL a lively one. Church Howe will retire to private life after to day. John A. McShane’s friends will send m out of Douglas county with a splen- did majori us on 1 such oceasions a number of bets are being made on to- s felection. The wagers are for the most part on the clection of Church Howe to congress, size of m ties, ete. Littleor no money has by bet by democrats on the eleetion of their county ticket, except in the case of one or two candidates. In voting on the constitutional amend- ment see that you seratch out either one of the words ‘“For” or ‘‘Against,”’ both of h wiil be printed on the ticket. Otherwise your ballot will be blank on this important point. lar Coming !—Save Your Monoy. 1ke a pair of ors, cut this out, d and keep it until ¥Friday, November t 2 o'clock. The immense four-story building, No. 1118 Farnam street, On Neb., has been hired for six d purpose of disposing of three enormous consolidated nkrupt stocks of fine tailor-made winter elothing: also the stock of a wnoiwesale hat and furnishing goods house. This mmense stock, from three wholesale houses that failed in New York city, has been consohdated for one le. The or this gi- gantic b ore will be opened on Fri November 5, at 2 o'clock, when salé will commence. The managers real impossible to close out such a tremendons lot of goods in so short, a e unless ey give extraord- nary inducements. thing will by less than T e R O 6 ays 1t 1118 Farnam street, Omaha. Now nd remember that (his is no hum- and the only reason the goods are at sueh a great s wizhtor i se the moncy must be Men's fine beuver overcoats, §2 ranted worth $12, or money refunded. This overcoat is ms cloth, well lined 1 style. If you or anyone clse do not con- sider this a big bargain, return it and get your money back. line of medium and heavy-weight overconts, ex- tra mwlllmhl) sitk or satin lined, and 1,600 different other s of overcoats vqul”\ cheap. A good suit of men's win- ter clothes, $3.65. This suit is v ] heavy dark cloth, coat, pants and vest all to matceh, cut in the latest fashi i tra handsome, and guaranteed worth §13 or moncey returned. Also fine all-wool eas- simere serew suits, silk and satin lined, and over 1,000 kinds of suits we cannot mention h Men's extra fine hats, 09 eents, Iatest style and pos; worth , or mn oy returned. woolen iackets, worth § OB O ESE e gus teed worth #2, or monc od, nt other goods at equally low 1l and examine the goods and at everything co, oX ctly as u»L» hi t 3 ¢ commence Nove mbe b o'clock, at 1118 n street, Omaha. No goods sold until Friday, No’ vember 5, at 2 o'clock. Police Points, drunks before him yesterday morning Ten of them were discharge nd five p: finestof $10 and costs the others being com- mitted to jail. Among the other prison- ers were th boys who had been gnilty of Hallow'ven pranks. Two of them hs confined themselves to the com harmless amusement of pullin . ofl with gates, ete; 3. Billips, how , was somewhat bolder than his brethren in mischief and had run ¢ with & man’s hovse and buggy. He ed in hing the buggy pretty nd was arrested by the police This morning the complainant did not par 1st himand his ease »ably be released ral suspicious charag r Anong the number was a g ll\ man of irreproachable chg 15 5 brotl stated his case he was relensed The Omaha & Northern. dead,” said ¥y fiths to a reporte will be built and 4 fore ver long, too a while on account of the volitical ment. Evervbody is interested cleetion. Jus! Ler, Waterbury waleh or & uu ‘dollar clock, While mak- and push it through.” Alh'n AP lflw n th ! Adarson JagBa Young TR Arm W 1906 C Beeson L, 24th and Black J W 1011 n 23d Ball B R 2201 S Bauer W F A Brown ll l'llll'v 1 1 20th and Lake win Sam’l 14th and Canupbell Henry Conant Henry i4th Crale Wi 16th and ( Calania Ludwig 15t Colman J W 15th and Jones Diemstbier Bedreeh 1109 s 14th h\\ RJ 14th ‘\nxl I.v\u-nv\mlll KT Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. ) Wilhe r Lm\.-u\mnn bet 15th and 14th Hall W 16th and WV Hall Ed 16th and Williams 1 Doreas and 1ith tJ W ldth and J. lhulnn AW 417 i 421 1 Crissey C M 24th ulul l,\kl‘ Congleton J M 221 and M Creighton (‘ H 1918 C C (-nlmll) I‘m 05 11 nm.i. W E 1013 Cumings liams son 1411 Howard ph 1ich bet Center t lov 14th bet Center and Hickory Lewis ll, 19th and Williams Peter 1111 s 14th hand Williams th and Center Noor Bitas 1ith and Lo 11 15th bet Center and Doreas ser 11 |Tll| and (' ewquest John 17thiand Tlickory tells O'Brien T 15th O'Connell Patri Oveatt \V J J; O’ Brien Richard Peterson Oluy ms nd Leavenworth n bet 14th and Lth ith and Jones th bet Williams and Hickory l.-un Wiley Jackson bet L3th and Lith t 1ith and Williams Lhereby cortity nm the Jis 1 the f .Yuhnnnhl I l n D W 1017 n %(l 5 N 20t] Koenigamann O A 13 Leary I H 20th ane 5. Spaulding, an oid lady who lives near Boyd’s packing house, complained torfaraint Cummimes sordmytmmeon | AN NOISELESS that she had been roughs Sunday ev un and Chicago She says that the assails s¢ who n She has the names of Address for particulars, the persons iniplicated in the outrage and drive her away. eycke 1id Powell H N 817 n 2ith lx\\\l.l 12016 Iiu Schmithroth 1606 C; Scott G W 10 list of the addition: First (1st) distriet Sixth (6in) v Omaha, Nov. 1, 185 Second Additional List of Registered ¥ st District, Fourth Joi Cole W W 114 Collins John ' Curtis HAW 1820 lmll;. b H ¥ 20 (' Abeolutely Pure. : —— : = This powder uever va ¥, strength and whol th b1 118 n I\lll economical tl ordinary kinds and ifactured and for sal cannot be sold i Lomp(lllu)n with the mul- ) Tho only reliable ..'.v!*‘dlr'al Institute making titude of low test, short weight alum or Private, Spacial 57 Nervous Diseases Sold only in cans A SPECIALTY. Royal Baxing l'u\\dl. Co., 408 Wall St, ALT, CONTAGIOTS AND ILOOD DISEASES, 4 k. I o ¢ a fre ‘u':l. system "E.T. ALLEN M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat United States to Select From. i Room 9 Williams Building, cor. 15th and OMAHA NEB. k Dodge sts., Omaha. 2104 and Tto8 p. m. Judge Stenberg had an even score of L Flovd O |--~m Dodga - ¥itzgeral UM J 1720 Capitol ave Hours 8 to 12a. SHERMAN ROAD GART NO BLANKS! l’l.le;'. AL BESTcART ON EARTH.” With a first payment of only §, SINGLE, DOUBLE and LIGHT, 831 bonds participate in drawings, four drawings every year, and retain their oiig 810, inal value until the year 19894, Prizes of 2,000,000; 1,000,600; 500,000, etc.,firancs will s will b EASY DURABLE and CHEAP, be drawn. Besides the certainty of receiving back the 100 francs in gold, you can ot Crated free on board cars, win four times a year, and o come into possession of a fortune, Weoffer these 2T ly lasts, Money can be sent by e ed letters, . GHAS T ALLEN Maf]flgm' f.:\,hu'.u Aanoyaan U SOk by egiMlarch latess: s ber 20th, For further information apply to, BERLIN BANKING Co., 305 Broadway, COLDWATER, Mich, New York. N, B. These bonds are not lottery tickets, and are by law permitted Mention Omaha Bee. 1o be sold. | law to 4 prominent manu- facturer of this eity. Of course, when he *Phe Omaha & Northern schieme 15 not ht Comnussioner Grif- “Phat rosd §. W. COR. 15th AND FARNAM, OMAFA, Property of every ll(;r(:rlpllun for sale 1u all parts of the city. Lands for sale in RELIABLE JEWELER THE C. E. MAYNE REI!. EST.‘IE apd “IlST 0. C. S R AY M O N D, | o factis we had todet the scheme rest for eyery county in Nebras A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS )8 ut the city state or county, or #ny other upon spplication, soon as that is disposed Of Tities of Douglss county kept ot, we will tuke up the railroad scheme information desired, furnished frée o OVEMBER THE REWARD N nw»npm FBRASKA nd Davenport wtation unsullied. e '\‘,Z!;,,‘;{“fi;l:'fl;‘,‘,‘,‘,‘," % In addition to what was mentioned in last issue regarding their spe- '!"!”“”-” 1B 1320 Dodge cial sale of mediwm priced Qrercoats, Pea Jackets and Vests, of which i 10th they still have a quanitiiy on hand, they have reinforced that depart L ment with new and special styles, and offer the same as follnws: Bur- oats, trimmed with satin sleeve lin- 2250, Five Chin- chillas and Klysians wn fashionable shades, satin lined alt through ings for $15.50; regular prices by other dealers, for $20;: regular price by other dealers $30 Montagnac Beavers, richly trimmmed with satin, a novelty of the season A for $20; sold by Chicago houses for $32. 1 Dave t 3 . vy 3 3 i and Davenport The mentioning of the abeve beauwtiful garments at those prices, is to convince the public that extremely low prices prevail throughout their entire stock. And it should be borne in mind that every article sold, i. guaranteed to be exactly as represented or the money will be refunded rat Districi Sccond Ward,Continucd | 411 goods «at strictly one price at Allen F M 15th and Pacitie rtlet Fred 1024 s 13th Benton Joseph 17th and Hickory Bracken Isane Jone Ihhl\\ln h W 1400 bet 15th and 14th o |THE NEBRAMKA CLOTHING GOMPANY stellar and Willinms S nd Doreas Wanted --- Responsible Dealers TO HANDLE TII2 Union Sewing Machine, In all Towns in NEBRASKA AND WESTERN ICWA. hd Williams heretofore pub- Simplast in Construction, lot of et | OVER 1,000,000 IN USE. UNION MANUFACTURING CO,, 210 N. 16th St. O 2, N ebraska. A REMEDY NOT FOR A DAY, BUT FOR key” HALF A OENTURY "4 RELIEVING SUFFERING HUMANITY! o TR TREATHEN Chronic & Surgical Diseases. DR, MoMENAMY, Prop:ietoy. 1 anlt Trivate Fractic s and remedies form of dis. AN INTERESTING TREATISE ON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES SENT FREE TO ALL APPLICANTS. IT SHOULD BE READ BY EVERYBODY. 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REQUIRED to buy a Royal Italian, 100 francs gold bond ts of §2, or for ¢ istered letters, 1 as long as our s, 5, 0r by expr take place on Novem b nds for n monthly installme Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware ‘The lurgest stock. Prices the lowest. Repaiving u specinlty. All work warraul ed. Corner Douglas and 16th strects, Omabs