Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THE DUDELETS LOSE THE DAY Btudents at the University Indulge in a ‘“Cane Scrap.” BOPHOMORES SNAP THE STICKS Bupreme Court Matters—Incorpora« tion of a New Milling and Eleva- tor Company — Repablican Campaign Appointments. 1020 P StRERT, LixcoLy, Sept. 23, The freshman and soplomore classes of the state university indulged in the eonventional annual “cane scrap” this morning. An eyo witness describes the combat as one of thrill ing interest for a tew short minutes. For years soon after the commencement of the fall torm of the university it has been the custom of the freshmen to appear on the campus, each carrying a cane or walking stick, and this has been the signal for the sedate and digmfied sophomore class to nip the “dude act” in the bud. But this custom extends beyond the limits of the university of Nebraska. 1t gocs the rounds of the differ- ent institutions of learning of this and other countries, The cane act signifies that the wearer has dropped his educational pinafores and the “scrap” tests his ability to get there, *T'he “scrap’’ was watched with interest by staid professors and tutors, but one by one the *‘walking sticks” were snapped in two and the sophomores were monarchs of all they surveyed. ~During the en. tire_fracas’ the best of feeling existed betteen the contesting classes and the final “round up” will take place on the university eampus to-morrow morning. It is an easy matter to break an ordinary cane when one ets it in his_clutches, and this is why, per- Fans, tho freshman class was vanquished in the preliminary struggie. As customary, to-morrow morning the university campus will be the scene of the final fray. A strong cane will be put in the hands of the fresh man class and the sophomore boys must ob- tain undisputed possession of it within a given time or permit their juniors to carry cancs without molestation. ~The battle will be untamed and ficrce, The swain with his first “‘base ball mustache” would hardly fight with greater persistency than will the boys to prove that they have drifted beyond their pinafore days in the school room.” But, No use for folks in calico To sigh to dress in silk, And still less use to shed a tear Above the milk that's spilt. To-morrow sixty freshmen will test the mettle of about forty sophomores. A SLICK GRANGER, Poter McNamara is a farmer. his trading in Lincoln. He is an moffensive 1ooking, horny handed son of toil. - But looks wre deceptive. Patsy was on the market fosumluy with @ load of oats. The top of he load was bright and dry. The hands of buyers went down into the load and O. was the word, But Patsy wanted the top of the market for his grain. He drove here and there. Buyers continued to examine his ds. Bids on theload were freely made. To l‘.i’.f’k at Patsy 622 would think that he would become the vietim of the firse rper who ghanced to come along. A blue coated ge! tleman chanced to run his arm down mw lnu load and his hand struck a large stone. He lu.-sv. an eye on Patsy, but the load was sold weighed out over forty-six bushels, and he was gone before Mr. Olficer could get his nluu hes upon him. But he came to town to- y, ovidently ‘‘smelling a mice,” for his lomi was the pure quill. The purchaser was taken in, but deciines to squeal, but will watch Patsy in the future. BUPKEME COURT NEWS. The following cuses were filed in the su- anu court to-day by Deputy Clerk heeler: ‘William H. and Ida Hardy vs William W. and Llizabeth Riddle; error from Lancuster county. Lorenzo V. Smith et al v Andrew Tray- nor; error from Douglas county. State of Nebraska ex rel. City of Suson vs H, A. Babcock; mandamus for submission ralnlhlg to the waterworks bonds of that oity. Court will be called on next Tuesday morn- ing, when the docket for the Second judicial district will be called and the cases heard. ".l‘.}ero are fifty cases on the call for the dis- ict. MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, The secretary of state to-day filed articles fncorporating the Chadron milling and ele- ‘vator mm any, which authorizes a capital stock of , divided into shares of $100 ench. The existence of the corporation dates from the 224 day of this month and con- tinues fifty years. A board of directors are authorized to call in the full amount of the subscribed stock whenever it is néeded. The company will do a regular milling business gm deal in grain, and is com) of the fol- wing stockholders, viz: Bartlett Richards, Charles S. Crysler, Charles O. Hughs and Walter O. Brown. CAMPAIGON APPOINTMENTS. The republican state central committee has made the following appointments : . At Rushville, \le[)wnbof 29, Hon, J. L. Caldwell and Hon. I. W, I.(bllllll!l Atmyn, September 29, Hon. G. M. At Minden, September 20, Hon. George B, Everett and Hon. C. J. Lindstrom. A\r'il w-huh. September 26, Hon. Charles At Dnmon. Richardson county, October #, Hon. John Rush, of Omaha. At NlllOIl, October 8, Hon. G. M. Lam- Al Mlulon Creek, Pawnee county, Octo- ber 4, Rev. W. H. Tibbetta, of Crab Orchard, At Columbus, October 4, Hom. Willlam Leese and Hon. J. L. Caldwell. AL Hibordt, Outouer b How. " Geosme. B. uml r lon. Ly Everett and Hou. J. E. Hill. 413 IIM ‘:mdrh. October 6, Hon. George H. A CORRECTION NOTED, It was an error to say the state board of transpol had decided ‘*‘ferninst” the citizens of Emerald in their aomands for bet- ter pussen and shipment lu:llmo- at that 3 compl hln‘ full, but b-!oro Jud, mant tle ‘board ‘will visit the plu.a ln carefully exam- Jne the surroundings. As yet no nositive de- ion has been reached, but unless the situ- Moupeln decidedly different than that eliaif at the examination it will probably as indleated by Tne BEE representative in is morning’s issue. CITY NEWS AND NOTRS. Atworney General Leese is in Geuova, Fillmore county, to-day, where he attended the county fair and addressed the citizens as- sembled on the issues of the di .{ Commissioner Scott went to Hastings this morning on a business trip. Judge Harlem, of Y was in the Capital ity to-day. Ho exprossed the conviction, all things considered, that the opinion of the supreme court on the Saline county manda- mus was for the best interests of the stato. “‘Men may honestly differ as to what is con- stitutional law.” The city water plant across the Antelope bids fair to do the work. Fears aro ex- pressed, however, that the plant will cause the hmuy "wells of ‘the vicinity to godry. In fact, this has been the result with one well .Intdy The six wells provided have been conneeted with the mains and yield 264,960 #allons per day. The contractor of the third and eighth paving districts assures the public that the work will be completed on or before Novem- rl Colonel A, G. Fairbrother returned from a rip to mon uu, Ia., this morning. He at- celebration and pro- LixcoLx BUREAU oF Tite OMAnA Ber, } He does mounces “ ‘This l\orli!‘ Sberift Melick succeeded in finding the saws used by the would-bo jail- breakers. One of the prisoners gave the story away {nr his liberty. He had nearly served out un;: howeve thought that th ing of the saws would be of more service to the en\ln¥ expired time of the prisoner, The saws, two uumhef and brokan into five pieces, were oil can, containing ut & m 'hln;i was p"-fl:l up stairs gll cor ous who fur. nished the tools is under Blom’flch Ar- rests will pnubly be made. ‘Without health, life has no sunshine. ‘Who could be happy with dy?cpdln Jow rits, headache, ague or' diseases of stomach, liver or kidneys? Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic quh:{,y cures & above diseases. Price 50 conts. Drug Company. | d it was®| A NEW ORDER To Be Established Among New B, & M. Enginecers. “You did not hear of the latest accession to the ranks of organized labor, did you?" said a well known Union Paciflc engineer, “Well, it is to be mado out of the new engl neers on the Burlington. They are a little afraid that perhaps their wages will be cut, after all, to help the company to fight the men whose places they have taken, and they want to be prepared for any emergency., I have spoken to one or two of the prime movers, and, although they are working it on the ‘quict, the move is well under way, and_the order will be christened the Inde- pendent Order of Locomotive Engineers,” B. Pope, woestern passengzer agent of the sapeake & Ohio, is in town, Richard Fi ald, travelin agent for the Louisville Nas| iting the boys once mor Pat Humphrey, traveling passengor agent of the Eric. is 8) George W. Andrews, western traveling passenger agent, and C. K. Wilber, western traveling passenger agent of the Lake Shore & Michigan Central, left their cards around yesterday. D. O. Mills, the well-known broker and di- roctor of the Central Pacific, went west with @ party of 1 ster du\ J. G Harr reasurer of the Union Pacific, passed through thecity yesterday on his re- turn to Boston. He has been on a tour of mspection over the road. A joint meeting of the Union Pacific f‘m ployes is called for Saturday mght, at at the Gate City hall, Thirteenth and l)uuzr las streets. A. R. Paulus has received permission to test a new patent frog and safety block in the Union Pacific yards, with the understanding that if it proves a success it will be adopted all along the line, passenger ville, is vis- Ladies who value a refined com- plexion must use Pozzoni’s Powder— it produces a soft and tiful skin. i An Organ in Trouble. The foreclosure of the chattle mortgages last Monday on the Svenska Tribune and the discontinuance of that paper, for a time was considered & politic action on he part of the republicans to secure control of it and turn its influence during this campaign. It is now given out, however, that the democrats have entered into nego: tiations and secured the plum for their party and that the Tribune from this time until after election day will be a MeShane organ. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup: tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goudman Drug Co., at 25 cents per box—by wail 30 cents. fesongn tou Returning Knights. Falls City Division No. 20, Knights of Pythias, arrived in town on their way home from Sioux City, where they attended the corn palace celebration, ukinf part in last night's parade with divisions from Lincoin, Wahoo, Fremont and other cities. They numbered nineteen knights, and left for home over the Missouri Pacitic road. For Nervous Debihity lYuB Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. 4, A, M. Biney, Mitchell, Dak. hnvn ‘used it in 2 nuwber of ca! 8 0 debility, with very goon ¥& A Bad Boy. Howard Schofield, aboy of ten, was turned over to the police by his mother, who says that he broke into a candy stand and stole some of the goods, that he has committed other depredations of a similar character and is a bad boy generally who defies all parental authority. The mother wishes him sent to the reform school. After hearing the mother's story the boy was bound over in the sum of $100 to appear before the district court. say nervous A Woman's Confession. “Do you know, Mary, I once actually contemplated suicide?”’ “You horrify me, Mrs. B. Tell me aboutit.” “I was sufforing from chronic weakness. I believed myself the most unhappy wo- man in the world. Ilooked ten years older than I really was, and felt twenty. Life seemod to have nothing in it worth living for.” *‘I have expe- rienced all those symptoms myself. Well??” “Well, [ was saved at the eleventh hour from the commission of a deod which I shudder to think of. A friend advised me to take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Idid so. Tn ad lncmdib!{h short time I felt like a new being. e ‘Prescription’ cured me, and I owe Dr. Pierce a debt ol grati- tude which I can never repay.” —— Fair Returns. 'The full returns of the receipts of the late Omaha fair have not been prepared, owing to the illness of Assistant Secretary Gibbs, and ‘will not be published until he is able to be in his office. Free to You, a Gold Pen! For a club of ten (three months) trial subscriptions at 25c each to the Nebraska Homestead and Family Journal, a large eight-page weekly for the farm and home, we will send a handsome gold pen and holder that you could not purchase ut retail at less than $2.25. This is offering our weekly at half rate, the regular price being $2.00a year or 50 cents for three months. If you want sfo\fl pen for yourself, or wish to give a friend or relative a present for birthday or Christmas, here is an opportunity to obtain one free. ou can easily get 10 subscribers at 25 conte each,among your acquaintances and !heulll be pleased with their bar- ies, girls and boys, as well as mon sueceed um-rhsbly well. coples free. Address or call. THE HOMESTEAD, 424 Paxton block, Omaha, Neb. psliiiaddid, A Family Affair All Around. Asa Darrah is a brother of Nina Darrah, wpon whom Samuel Lowe committed an abortion, for which he paid & fine of $500 & fow days ago. In & casoe against James Lowe, o brother of Samuel, for violating the lignor erdinance of Tekamah, Darrah swore that he bought intoxicants of Lowe. It was afterwards-shown that Darrah obtained the Uq:x’or in Omaha, and he is now on trial for perjury. Sample vOLL WEIGHNTF PURE Its_superior exeellence proven in millions nomes £0F more than s usFrer Of & coatary | is wsed by the United States Govern: heads of the great [l d 2 an noat hoalehenl, 'and ost hea Price's Ureani Baking Power 10as ot wnlnll)(l;l summionis, e ot wi. Kol oy i s ARING POwDRi iment. "' En Universiites aa P New York, INPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED] LS.L. Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporatad by the legislature of 186% for Ed- ncational and Charitable purposes, and lts fran- part of the present State Constitu- an_overwhelming popular vo! EXTRAODINARY DRAWIN Annually (June and Decem ber) RAND SINGLE NUMDER DRAW- l\fl!\ take place on each of the other ten months in the year, and are all drawn fn public, at the Acadeiny of Music, New Orieans, “We do hereby certi arrangements (oF all ot nual Drawings of The L Company, Ak i person MunEe AR control tho Drawings themsaives, and that the s are conducted with hot fairness, good faith toward all parties, wnd we aith the company to use this certificate, with niles of our signatures attache, tisement that wo supervise the Monthly and Semi-An- COMMISSIONERS. We, the undersiened Banks and Bankers, will {m) all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State otteriss which may bo presented at our count- IERRE I (, Pres. State A. IlAII)\\IN Pre<. New Orleans Nat' CARL KOHN. Pres. Union National Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, n the Academy of Music, New Or- leans, Tuesday, Oct. Oth, 1888, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, $2; Twen- vleths $1. 10,00 are 5,000 are. . 1,000 are 100,000 100 Prizes of ¥} aro.. 50,00 o 3 are. 200 are ounting to........... ... #0610 awing Capital Prizos are not en- or any further information ‘to the” undersigned, clonriy . with Stato, County, Street an return mail dolivery will bo as b7 our entlonng. wn envelops BoATing YOur mn Addross. i PONTAT, NOTES, Express Money Orders, of York. E<chaugo in ordihary leLter, Gurrency’ by (st our expense) nddcesset DAUPILIN, Or M. A. DAUPHL! New Orleans, La. Washingt Address Ragstsisfl Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orieans, La, REMEMBE TR hat tho presence of Gene erals Bemurogard and Early, who iire It chargo of the drawings s o gunr: anteo of AbSOuto fairness and integrity, that Chan0es nre mi o %t n0 O oah poss diyine whut b i, aiso EMB GUARANTEKD' BY K3 OF A B e And the TIOkE(s Aro SHER0d by Eh Pros idens of an institution wiioke cuatlered rights aro recognized In the highest courts; therof: any Dumber. ént O privettq Imitations or anonymous scheme ALY BT humohha‘! st of Years, 4 Curin, Diseases of tho OH! MY HEAD. The pain from Neuralgia and its eompanion disease Rheumatism is excrueiating., Thousands who ouuld be quiokly cured are needlm‘( sufe fering. _Ath-lo-pho-ros will do for others what it did for the following & send 6 -m- for the hh;‘mflml - golored pio THEA fllLoPmMOJ €0. 112 Wall St. M. Y. With Corns and Buntons when you can secure {mmediste and per- manent relief, at by using MeAD'S 10X PLASTERS, which are sold and recommended by every live Druggist throughout the United States and Canada, Tn fevers and other summer Qiseades it 18 advisable to purify the sick room dally, and for this purpose nothing excel APHTHOL PASTILLES. The DAstilles when urned in the sick Toom cause no perceptible in: crease in its temperature, but they {mpart a frarance that 18 agroeable, stimulating and re- 00 YOU SUFFER EVERY DAY freshing to the sick, besides nen- tralizing and eliminating all dis agreeble odors and bodily excre- tions, and rendering the air pure and wholesonte, Don't forget BENSON'S ASTER for aches & pai GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. ps’s Cocoa. BREAKFA thorough knowiedge of the tural laws and nutris 1 (ha fine prover r.Epus s provided our atoly fa shishey Has ko Howeing around whe n-vur there (4 & weal g Tatal ahatt by Keopl fortiiod with bore’ oo ada s o rames Mudl.lmpl 'llh b‘l“llll w.u u.nnu ound s by Grocers Ty s I’fgifl) bfi om@opathio Chemists, LONDON, ENGLAND, aF, Fomr 172 Madison-at. l)noucn- A. _GOODRIC 124 Dearborn Ss., Chi; “xporiouce; busincks GuISLy % THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF < Fall and Winter Suits! —AND— OVERCOATS! EVER BEFORE GAZED UPON IN THE WEST AT THE sfit Clothing Parlors 1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119 Three Doors East of 12th Street. Omaha, Neb, Mail Orders Promptly Attended to —THR— CHICAGO ~ SHORT ~LING OF THE Chicago, Mllwaukfi_ & St. Paul Ry, The Best Routo from Omaha and Council Bluffs to —===THE EAST === 1WO TRAINS DAILY BNIWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, ~AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minnwipolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenporty Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, ‘Winona, La Crosse, And all other. Important points East, Northeast and ‘Bouthenst. For through tickets el 04 the toket agent et 1801 5-;--: Strees, in Barkor Bioek, o at Union Pacifie 'uliman Blespers and thu m D{:lu& Oars in II attokiion oyes o Gner-l Manager. ‘world are run on tl' AR TN A e aae yagees & 03, Fu n.n’u vas. KAFFORD, Assistant General Fassenged A&%’ 3 TS RE Venorai suverintensent. wwe CHICAGO avo ORTH- N WESTERN 0maha’ RAILWAY. Council Bluffs And Chicago. The only m- |n take for Des Moines Hflr‘ 180 rodur Hupids, cifntan, Txo Chisug: aubne: D'lfl ol . To | e of N ot UL, |I|lll n and l'lrl rin, ll e o t 2 0 o pario ¥ not possible by Any other Iin £ Bl el Atonga fow of fio nuiperois points of superiority 1 Ihn I"Lrhn- l)l this rond he(wm || Omnhs o iia hroe "l ] ransa nnot aine 0P e Dion, nbns. Tndianapolis, Clncinnati, ittshurg, Toronto, Montroal, fadelphia, Baltimore, W jow ‘Yo e Toctom and Il bt tn tho Rase: Ask for Lekets via “NORTHWESTERN" 1f you wish the bost acoammodation. niedita sul tickels via ¢ g HHUGHITT, . P. WILSON, Gen'| Manager, Gen'l Pass'r Agent. CHICAGT, TLLS, W. N. BABCOCK, Gon'l e . E. K:‘w ALL: Afoit o A ity Passenzor Agont. 101 Farnam aluu- Omana, Neb, DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Habit, Pesitively Cured by Admlnistering Dr. Halnes’ Golden Specifle, 18 can be given in a cup of coffes Mt l with. fut the knowledge ot he parson 16, whst: harmless, and will effect a wrm-n- nd y cure, wiiether the patient is a moderate iker ot ah aigoholio Fook. " Thousands of kards Lave Leen wade temperate men who Biave taken Goldets Spectile 18 Hiels coffoe with: out their knowledge and to-day betieve th gult drinking of wneir own free wil, it nov tem once lnprognated With the Specifi. it Dacomes an utter [mpossibilley fos Bo LiqUoF appetits to exist, For sale by Kuhn p Co., 15th and Donglus sts., and 18th and Cume i sin., Omaha, Neb, . olnetd P, Rown 3. 4« B Nossew & Tiro, DREXEL & MAUL, (Suceessors to John G, Jacobs.) Undertakersand Embalmers At the old stand, 0T Farnam St. Orders by telegraph soliciied and prullgy atrended. Telephone o No. Al tickot Burlmgm .Route The Burlington takes the lead. It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska. It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car service between M ouri river points and Chi It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omaha and the West a fast mail service. It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha proper. It was in advance of all line in reducing the time of passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the evening of the same day. It has been progressive in the past. It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Ticket Office, (223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250, Depot on Tenth Street. Burlington| Boute '0.B.& O;'RR.Y’ State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesdav, Cabin passage #5 and §0, according to_location o1 state room. Excursion #6510 2, Steerage to and from Europe at Lowest Rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Gen'l Agents, 5 fronaway, Now York, JOHN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Agen 64 Randol ) ht ! Chicago, HARRY F. MOORES, Agent, Ontaha, " o Reduced Cabin Rates to Glasgow Ex- hibition, NORTHWESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY. TON -2 milos north of Chi N2 TR BOrsh o Cekiitonced 1n —Five Courses of Study. % Uneurpaased for Instrietion, omiarisaand Curistan lufuericor. . Highland P hA Park, §il. Send for Cataloy | (3REYLOCK INSTITOTH, X South Williamstown, ' Berkshire county, | Mass, Aprivate school for boys. Prepure f college, scientific school or business. enth year begins Thursday, Sep! b Vor citalogue addross G EO, ¥. MILLS, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, 3 Breakiast Gocoa. Warranted absolutely pure “ocoa, from which tho excess ot Ofl has been removed. 1t has thres times the strength of Cocon mixod with Btarch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and s therefore tar more economie ©al, costing less tham one cent @ cup. It 18 delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for {uvalids as well as for persons in heal Sold by @rocers everywhere. ¥, BAKER & (), Doty Mo - Bnma Stuart Institute 5225 Will commence its 21st )-.hrm- ol Advantages unsurpassed, ‘umu enroful training. Apply 10 Mrs, M Houmes, Principal. wmlnn-, McKue QE ikl!lan flnwl-mn N logue. JNO. M. TILDEN, IT. JOHN'S MIIII’AMV BCHOOL, MANL Y. Ciyil Pngmnurmfi kssics, Dusiness, R, R INTINGTON, President, L. Cow, W, VERBECK, flnpurhlumlonh Pall term b UNION EQLLEBE OF LAW, £ ters address . foori, Chicago, 1l | DLD I’II OIVIN AWA\' P-munhnfno “WEKKLY HONKSTEAD,” Omaba, Neb. "Burlington | Route CBaNR. | Nebraska Nafional Bauk, U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Pald Up Capital. .$400,000 Surplus. . . 50,000 H. W. YaTes, President, Luwis 8. REED, Vice Prosident, A. . "TOUZALLN, 2nd Vice President, W. H. 8. Huafes, Cushier, DIKECTOM: W. V. Mol JOHIB COLLING, Hw! \A'unA B, Toekh IS 8. kD, Banking Office— AL THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam St A Gencersl Bauking uullnm?‘rll:luu‘. SteckPiano Memarkable for Thetic inf erful t guaranice Terice of tness instruments, 'WOODBRIDGE BROS,