Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1886, Page 5

ANOTHER CANNING FACTORY | cond Enterprise of This Oharacter Now an Assured Fact. MAND FOR MORE LIGHT | Ward a Certain Percentave—state House News—Court Doings Cay State Happenings. IFROM THE BEE'S LINCOLY RUREAT.Y Since the publication of the aruele in the Bk regarding the coming of the big canning institution in West Lineoln it develops that the Stock Yards company nlso are making extensiva preparations to recoive und entortain o like proposi- tion from a big canning company, who are now located at Erio, Penn., are doing one of the greatest businesses i this country, and if they estublish a b ch at Lincoln, as a prominent citizen con- fidentily predicts thoy will do, it will result that the coming year will see two institations of the kind setin operation at West Lincoln, the two ot which will open up market gardening at the capital city on a4 most extensive scale. Further ingquiry into the location of the eannery establishment on the farm of Charles Herdman shows that the plant will be the most complete and extensive in the e, aad that the buildings to be erected be of the most permunent charaoter, i s will insure the stability of the institution at the start, A QUESTION OF LIGHT at present and has for some time been agitating the minds of the public fathers of Lincoln, the present system of electrie lights proving wholly inadequate to sup- the necessities in the ease. Under the rried out the present year only business part of the city and its imme- diate surroundings have benefitted by the system of electric lights, and all the outlying portions huve been left in rkness, To this system there has arisen a vigorous protest from the citi- zens left outin the cold in the matter of street lights, and their petitions have gone up to the powers in gre numbers, asking an equal distribution among all tax rs of the light furnished by meht. One of the citizens living beyond the furthermost r ?‘n of the final O streetlight to the eastward, remarked recently thit an orgunization was talked of in their lo- cality that would, when gathered to- pother, select un orator, whose duty it woud be o ' commit to memory Patrick Henry's great speech and vecite it to the eity fathers as an evidence of th olution that might be expected if the taxpayers in the more remote districts of thé city were not en the attention they decm they de- At the last mceting of the city ithers the qnestion of light was up and was the subject of a long and almost imonious debate, in which & proposi- tion from the electrie light company, ot- fering to furnish lights to the citv at $10 ach per month, was the basis for a_dis cussion. A portion of the council huve nced a desire to retuin to gas and as lamps, bolieving that in that way more satisfactory distribution of benefits could be made, but the vote in the coun- cil fully determined the fact that n ma of the body were in fayor of re ng the present system. The yote as left it for each ward to have its regular percentage of lights, and if the contract as presented is signed, the old way will be maintained with additions for the coming year. AT THE STATE HOUSE. Yesterdny the board of educational lands and buildings beld their regular monthly session, and transacted the routine business accumulated during the past thirty days. Steps were taken look- ing to the appraisement and the putting on the market of the school lands in Dawes and Box Butte counties, the latter being the new county tormed from the southern half of Dawes county. To-d the board of publi nds um{bnildiu;. meet in adjourned session to make final ceeptance and settlement on the new ylum at Norfalk business. The archi- ot and contractor of the building will weet with the bourd. “The salt well is making botter progress downward in the lnst few days and has passed the 1,200 foot mark in its down- ward course. This is now the deepest hole in the state, and whether salt, or pe- troleum, or natural gas, or anything else is found, the people of Lincolu are bound to have' the satisfaction of pointing to the deepost well in the statess one of the gifts of the state to Lincoln. SUPREME COURT DOINGS. Court mat pursuant to adjournment. Mr. BB. C. Oyler, of Harlun county, was admitted to tice. Evans vs Town. Dismissed. The following causes were continued: Camp vs Sadler, Hull vs Kearney county. “The following causes were argued and submitted: Hutchinson vs Hubbard, briefsto be filed; Nepraska Maunfactur- ing company vs Maxon; Hull vs Starkey, motion; Brown vs Rogers; Wilcox v8 Brown; Rottman vs Bartling; Babr vs Wood, motion, Court adjourned till to-day at 8:3 POLICE COURT, A man who works on one of the sce- tions in railway work was up before his honor yesterday charged with assaulting a fellow workman, 'rm hearing of the se brought out the name of the man as Joseph Gorbong, and that he had _stru the aggrieved party while nt work with ashovel. The judge fined hun § and s the name of a farmer v Bennett, who indulged in too much of that which both che and inebriates, and when he became tired of the town he like most of similiar affectod parties ad- jouened to the raitroad and laid down on the tr; He was found apoul ten min utes before a train was due over that line and landed in the cooler. He was after- ward released on the paymeant of 3 and costs. A party by the name of Montgomer who hiad been locked up for both drun w3 and exhibiting his pugilistic quali- ties was disposed of by the court with a tine of $5 and costs that he paid. DISTRIOT COURT The trial of Frank Skinner, the young man from Raymond who was kept busy with preliminery hearmgsin thesummer, ocenpied the attention of the court all day Monday and yesterday morning, the g fwiled to agree were dis- he Cummings case for assault and battery was on hearing yesterday a. m. in district eourt, the jury returning at noon to make up their verdiet if they could reach one. In the afternoon Luc and Dulley were called up for trial Smith, the ¢ assistant dete I his rele day was tak st und 1 in charge again by vting the shop-lifting racket at Hurlburt's store in company with a confederate. They essayed pur- chases as a blind, and when discovered were about converting a snug amount of goods to their own use, They will have & hearing to day, One of the eflorts of the eity council at its last session was to make un attempt to collect up delinquent taxes, Council- man Billingsby stating that there were delinguent sums amounting to at least $12,000 on the books. Some of the coun- cil were not in favor of hiring a collector and the matter was left in .f:v hands of llu»flmlnomry committee, The eiy liremien are arranging to haye a Thanksgiving dinner of their own and they propose to spread eatables in engine house No. 2, where it is safe to predict 1‘w|gn atest spread of the year will be i Il conference between Paddock and Laird is reported to have closed very sat. isfactory, ard it is reported that repre Seatatives in one county have been eap- tured and placed on the anti-Van Wyck nsts. A thorough canvass of “seeing" 'y senator and representative 18 now under way it is thought that ere the gislature Van will have alight following. vid Butler will contest the election Holmes, the governor, claiming some of the old citizens were prevented from voting by a systematio course of challenging, thus taking up the the time till the polls elosed. Austin_ Humpnry's o'clock this morning. Lioss $100, no insurance. _Among the Nebraskans in the capital city yosterday were noted the following : H. Wilcox, Wilcox; B. C. Oyler, C. C l-'l.m-hurr Alma; M. Morrisey, T Lynch attsmouth; R. C. Cushing, Omah Stabel, Nebraska City; Georgo r, Western; W Ashby, barn burned at 8 No stock lost. Wymor THE T BASKET. What Is to Be nd in the Local Marts—Prices. Now that winter is markets are rapidly changing, both in the variety of edibles to be found and in the matter of prices. In the way of ve tables, there 1s absolutely nothing ne the range having contracted to the nar- rowest limit. In the of fish and t, the market looks much the same as it did two months ago. VEGETABLES, is sold b eents a bunch, hes two bunches for a nickle. Onions 40 cents a peck. Turmps 2 bunches for a nickle. Potatoes, 20 cents apeck. Carrots sell for three bunches for n dime. Beets are selling at 30 cents a peck, Cabl 10 cents s head Hubbard squashes are worth 10 to 15 cents. Home grown sweet potatoes bring 6 pounds for a quarter; genuine Jersey 5 pounds for a quarter, FRUIT, In the way of frnit there is little to be found, except iu, tho way of oranges, grapes, banunas and “such-like." Florida oranges are worth 43¢ & dozen. Rodi oranges sell for 60 cents £ dozen, and Messinas Lemons bring from 40 to 50 outside price being for very ones. Bananas are worth from 25 to centsa dozen. Rose Peru grap. sents a pound; California white grapes cents a pound, and Concord ¥1.00 a basket. Malaga grapes can be purchased atr2d cents a pound PISIL White fish and trout are selling for 15 cents a pound. Salmon stea ¢ worth 25 conts a pound. Fresh perch are and sell at 124 e coming on, the still in the market wts a pound. Fresit catfish also on hand, selling at 15 cents a pound. Buffalo ' worth, fresh 1zht, 10 cents a pound. Pickerel are now in the market, fresh, and sell at 12. cents a pound. Fresh mackerel ar worth 15 cents apicce Fresh pike sell for 15 cents a pound, as do also black bass. Blue-fish worth 25 cents a pound Fresh cod haddock sell for 15 cents: eels 20 cents tobsters 25 cents a and hallibut pound. Codfish tongues scll for 20 cents pound: scallops 6) cents a quart. Oysters are worth 40, 50 and 60 cents a quert, according to quality. MEAT, POULTRY AND GAME. The best cuts of sirloin sell for 15 cents, rumps and upper part of round steak at 124, Roasting ribs, firm and juicy can bo bought from ' 10 to 12} ‘conts. Sweet breads can be purchased at 25cents a pair, Corn beef is selling at from 5 to 10 cents, according to cuts. Prime leg of mutton can be had for 12} cents; mutton chops 124 to 15 cents; ham is worth 14 cents in bulk, 20 cents sheed, Pork, 10 to 12} cents. Sausage, 10 to 124 cents. Prairie chickens are worth 75 cts. a teal duck 20 cents each; wood duc cents each; mallard duck 85 cents each. e Sl Any Small Boy, With a Stick, can Kill a tiger—if the tiger happens to be found when only a little cub. So con- sumption, that deadliest and most feared of diseases, in this country, can assuredly be conquéered and destroyed 1f Dr. Pierce's **Golden Medical Discovery” be employed carly. ——— %uuils are almost unknown 1n Dakota, and some of the gun clubs are_trying to introduce them. “The Kimball Graphic notes as 4 remarkable froak that eight of the little birds alighted on the sidewalk in the business part of that eity recently. They were evidently bowildered strangers to the country, or the strect was one of those noted sometimes where the mer- chants do not advertise. “When headache join comes the tug of war " 15 his ation Oil, If you are suffering with weak flamod or granulated cyelids, 3 can be quickly cured by using Dr.'J) H. Mel rengthening Eye Salve. 25 I A citizen of Seattle, W has this card standing o newspaper there: “Whereas, I have left my wife and board; whereas, I have become attached to un- other and more attradtive woman, I her by give warning to the public that I will in the future pay my own bills without any assistance from her whatever.” —— Shall our girls whistlet” Of course if they strengthen their lungs by tuking Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. ——— According to & Japanese paper & man named Takada, who resides in Nagoya, has discoyered n method of making flan- nel out of old cotton cloth. It occupied him many years in bringing his inven- tion to perfection, but he succeeded at length, and has established a factory, where he intends carrying on business upon an extousive scale, MOST PERFECT MADE with strictregard to Purity, Strength, Hoaltbfalness. »..P{m-.mw%mm B0 Amionia, um or Pliosphates. Dr.Price's Batacs, | anllls, ) ok HaVas h { Custis M LETTER LIST. List of lotters remaining uncalled for in the postofice for the week ending Nov. 8, 1886. Note--Parties calling for these letters will please say ‘“Advertised,”’ giving tho date at the head of the list, and ingurei for same at the “Ladies’ Delivery Win- dow."! To ayoid mistakes have your mail ad- dressod to street and number, GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Atilnson W R Architect W Co Anckerman M M Anford O Anderson C O Aliramson B Anderson C Anderson J F Anderson F Anderson G A Anderson N A Anderson N ¥ Atkinson ¥ Ball J A Bowman J A Baird T © Boyd T 0 Beachbill A Bowley J Brokley W Butler W Bacod A H Benton B Brothers B Bickle J Baldwin J Bradford P O Bath J Bessire B Burnham E ¥ Beehset W Bradley S ¥ Boyle Boulden Beron L Brown J A Buhr O Bailey ¢ Brundge € 1,2 Bureet Bonyman 1) Bireh KT Baurgard £ Brown W 8§ Bird 1 Bales ) Berry M € Bartion 0 Bri ham W M Bush W Brown ¢! 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It is the clean- en or COOKING AND HEATING STOVE AND RANGE CONSTRUCTION. Tho abovo Trade Mark is a Guarantoe that Every Articie bearing It Is the Finest and Bost that can be made for the prico asked. SO0DS ARE COUNTERFEITED AS WELL AS THC TRADE MARK. BEWARE OF Detroit, Mich. IMITATIONS. Chicago, Ill. FOR SALE BY | The Michigan Stove Company, Buffalo, N. Y. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, AGENTS, re of Liver Complaint. 118, Hardin Co., L. June 8, '85. been using Alleock'’s Porous for four years, and I think I could not along without them. For along time I'was afllicted with a pain under my right shoulder blade; I also had considerable difliculty in - breathing, L applied an Allcock’s Porous Plaster on and one on my chest. 1 kept \ing them every four day the end of three weeks cured., TowaF 1 have Plaste of Queen n_different vice- T 1ve occupi I throne i Dublin ew of whom, Lord Egnuton, isle, the Duke of Abercorn and Lord Spencer, have reigned vice. Lords Clarendon, St. Germans le received visits from the so ereign, ——— +1100 Doses One Dollar™ is true only of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and 1t is an unan- swerable argument as to strength and cconomy The 600 torn their whirl is almost invariably in the same_dircetion--onposite the hands of watch—and their onw; movement with is nearly aiways northeastwar. lay is known ulated list of 162 shows nearly two-thirds vetween 2 and 6 p. m. Halford Sauce makes your food more nutritious, It is not unusual to find eggs in fowls killed for the table, but it 1s unnsual to find chickens. This is said, on_good au- thority, to have happened 'in Eminence Mo., wh fully developed chick, en- closed in a sort of pouch, was found 1n- side a hen that was being prepared for the pot. — For delicacy, tor purity provement of the comple cquals Pozzoni's Powd S Anorth T: Indian had his first glass of soda water the other d: and liked it so much that he at once ceeded to put mineteen more on top of it The next day he dran thirty-three more, and wanted to keep it up, but the drug- gist was afraid that he'd explode and im ion, nothing with the above pres- for About the most been reported from was the conduet of wich, who were on Niantic by in searen of ducks, and a hevy of qu been farther. ten of the tired litt eseaped went w way out over the bay, drowned. Sufferers with Cure. —— At n recent meeting of the Royal Micro- seropical society, London at the request of the pre account of what he reg: extraordinary biological hight during the last twenty- the existence of a t the head of Halford Sauce—excelled by none. bronchitis prompt relief by using Ked Star ertain lizard: cruel thing that has Connscticut lat three citizens of Nor- ontly A gale was blowing 1, which had evidently blown off shore, alighte: \ duck shooters’ boat, too weary to fly The shooters deliberatel on the any shot the fow v winging their nd doubtiess were le fellows, an -~ experience ough Professor Boll, ident, gave an rded as the most act brought to ive year: hird at the top of Try THE ELECT stopped the supply. Prof. Chas. Ludwig Von Seeger professorof Medicine at the Royal Untvoraity: Knight of the Roval Austrian Order of the Lran ht Commundar o tho Koyal Spanisn yal Urussiun O the Legion of COUA BERE TONIO sh * drmat derof the Honor, ete PLETBLG (C not ba T is oughly know i tobe hov onty wtegltimate phirmacout product, bat kisowarthy of the bigh commond: i hnw rocelved inall parts of the world. eswence of Boef, Cocu, Quinino, Irg which are dissoived in 1t conf ‘o genuing rry. Thvaluubioto all who are Run Down, Ne pentic, Billons, Salwrious or aMoted ‘wit Neys. HEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Hor Majesty’s Favoritio CosmeticGlycerine a the vous, Dyw weak kid- Used by ITer Royal Highn ¥ of Walos nd the nobility, For the Skin. Cof Chapping, Loy 5,810 IEBIG CO'S « By guaranteed a A i i i 8alon from $00 to $: £110 to $1.. Second prepaid, $45; E at low ‘rates. Poter Wright & Sons, Geuera Agonts, 55 Broadway, Honcy Pundt, 1218 Farnnm st.: Py 1428 Farnam 8¢z D, 0. Freema, 1 rsio Red Star Line Oarrying the Belgium Royal M, suiling every Between Antwern & New York T0 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND FRANCE. AND WINTER. Excursion trip from )1 United States aturday B4 sty New York, alson & Co. # Furnan st PENNYROYAL PILLS ““CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH The Origi Mado trom "wus (g cufidion e 1ES. Al and Only Genuine, Noware of worthleas lnltatlor ywhere. AR Your Eruggint e ke300 ke a0 other of (o sk for oyl Pilia 7 AT 1l thom_or SRR ey Howard St., orclal Nations] Bank, Omabia Omaha, Neb. WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER ~. OIL AND LIME. To the Consumptive.-Lot those who ancutsh u e randers the Lontamoninl; by A. B, Wil WOODBRIDGE BRO'S, donb: Mond of our_climate or “aven thnso o, BY no aramedy nt £ Lime with & heallng p moacious. Liver "ha very nnison. 0. ‘I8’ endowed erty Remarkn: N ahown. | Sold t. Boston, nnd uil d rugglsts. State Agents FOR TUE DECKER BRO. PIANOS Omaha, Neb. ALE MY undorsigy 13th, 1886, for ourbing Cuu oust'line of Brown stre: r Ordinauce No. blans and spocific he Boura of Public Proposals 10 be ma nishod by the bourd, flod check in the , pa rks. Proposals for Curbing. proposuls will be i until 11 o' roveived by tho ck . g s 10 tho %5, and in ac on filo in e oflice of o on printed blanks fur. 110 b i ompunicd with sum of one thousny )o 1o the eity of Oaaha, ns un ¢ of Zood (aith The Board reserves the right to rejeet any or all bids and to waive defecis J. K. Chuirman Bourd of Publ; Omaha, Neb., Nov. 1st 1886 HOUSE, Works, nZikaY & CHICAGQ ano ORTH- WESTERN RAILWAY. SEHORT LINE maha, Council Blufls And Chicago. for Dea Moines, Mar “Waton, Dixie, Chicns To the peo. The only rond to tnx © ar fia 08 and 4 ¥k, Colo i NAR. OFoion fornin 10 off ¥4 8o ble by any other e Among a few of the nimerous points of #u: periorite enfoved b fiio patrons of this rond hoiwocn Om ha and Chiorwo, are 118 twe traimg adayof DAY COVCHES whioh are the finest AEBmon AR AN nreninty cnn orets, Tt ' SLERPING CARS “#hich ‘wre modols fort And oleg Tts PARLOR DIEAW: Pasend by any, and ite TIAL DINING CARS, advantages not po widely colebratod PAT the equal of which ound e'sewhera. At Couno'l My of the Unfon Paol o Ry. connect n U'non Depct with thoss of the Chicago & No(hweatarn Ry. In Chicngo tha traine of this fine muke close connection with those of nll enstern linee, For Datroit, Colnmbua. Tn'li nati, Ningnra Folle, g Montroal, I'oston timore. Washingto ask tho tioke napoljg, Cinoin- bure, Toronto, ew Youk, Phitndoelphin, Balt and »ll'1ointe in the aat, Arent € t NORT It vou wish the Hekot nwen's sall t M. HUGHTTT, neril Manngor, N modations. Al 018 ¢ 0 1hie line B P WILSO ni, Phss'r, A Chilongo, 11 WM BABCOCK, 5 . e Genl.Wostern . Clty T41T Faroum St., Omaha, Ne CHICAGO SHORT LINR —OF MHE— Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul By THE BEST ROUTE Srom OMAHA and COUNCIL BLUFFS ot THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS —ANT Milwaukes, St. Panl, Minneapolis, Cedar Kapids, Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Klgi Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, Lu Crosse, And all othor 'mportunt points East, Northonsy And Bouthenst. For through tiokets call on the Ticket Agon at 10] Faranm strect (in Paxton Hotel),or & Union Paciiio Depot. Pullman Sisovors and the finest Dining Cats in the world are run on tho wain I CHICAGO, MILWAUKRE & ST. PAU nnd every aitention 18 pid to pussenge yos of tho company. neral Manngor. ut Gonoral Manage cit, Gonoral Passeuger and Chicago, IA‘ T Ticket Agont. Gro. EK HEAPPORD, Assistant General Passon. gor and ‘licket Awent 3. 'L ‘CuARK, Gonerai Suporintendent. To Contractors, Sonled propusals will bo reco! of the division engrincer, Unfon Paciflo Raflway, corner of 10th and Loavonworth sts., Omuha, Neb., for grading the lino for eoond minin teaok from presont end of doublo track to the onst switch at Papillion, Neb, & distance of nine and ono half milos, until the ovening of Nov.. Profilos may bo seen und_specifioations ob- taincd at the office of Division Enginoor, Tho right is roserved to rojoct any or all bids, 0. . DORRANCE, Bupt. Nob. Div. Oct 31 nov'9d m. LINCOLNBUSINESS DIRECTORY Recently Butlt, Newly Furaished The Tremont, 3. C. FITZGERALD & SON, Propriotors. Cor. 5th and P ts,, Lincoln, Neb. Rates $L5) por day, Btroet cars fromhouss to any PArL of thy elty. od at tho offlos J. H, W. HAWKINS, Architect, Offces—33. 34 und 42, Ricuards Blook, Lincoln, Neb. Elevator on 11th stroot. Breader ol Broeder of GALLOWAY CATTLE. WT HURN CATTLE F.M WOODs, Live Stock Auctioneer Sales mado in all parts of the U. S, at fale rates. Room 3, State Block, Lincoln, Neb. Galloway und Short Horn bulls for sale, B. H. GOULDING, Farm Loans and Insurance. Corres ance in regard to loans solicited. Koom 4, Richards Block, Lincoln, N Riverside Short Horns Of strictly pure Bates und Butes Tapped cattle, Herd numbers about 60 head. Fi wilborts, Craggs, nilios nted Moss Kose rook Young Marys, Loves. ort. 1 Pure I Youny Mary, ors. Come wid HAS, M. BRAN- When in Lincoln stop at National Hotel, And get w good ainuor o FEDAWAY Prop. ION RETURNS Are all in and if every voter in the State of Nebhraska will be as careful of his per- sonal appearance as he is anxious to hear the latest rataras, he will 33cv> hisiown interests best by purchasing one of those fine merchant tailor made misflt suits, which are being sold this week at the following prices. Mail orders filled. PANTS. $ 6 Morchant ’ ’s “ " “ 10 “ “ 12 " “ 15 . “ 19 “ “ MISFIT CLOTHING wilor Made at $ 8.00 4.00 5.00 10 00 45.00 50.00 60.00 65 00 76.00 PARLORS MISFIT SUITS. 5.00 Mere'nt Tailor Made at $12.00 14.00 16.00 18.25 20.00 TETE OITL.Y MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 1119 Farnam Street. OVERCOATS., $25 Merchunt ‘Tailor Mado at 30 “ . 0 v It} 15 o 20.00 50 " 60 " 70 “ MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOAS 10.00