Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THE KECKLEY-REAL CONTEST. All Difficultiee In the Twenty-Fourth District Amicably Adjusted. DOINGS IN THE LINCOLN COURTS The Water Problem at the State ““Capital-The Prwnee Railrond Crossing Trouble—General and Personal. 1026 PP Streer, Lixcowy, Oct. 2. The dificulty in the Twenty-fourth sena- torial district has been happily settled. Since the Fairmont convention matters have been somewhat warm in both York and Fill more countics, and the outcome did not augur well for republican success at the coming election, At the convention both counties presented candidates for nomina tion to the state senate and, strange to re late, each county ed the nomination of its man. Au uncomprom ising spirit for a time, and & democ ator |l|u|nhh‘ from two of the strongest republi san counties of the state. The York feilows, Howover, proposed to rest the scttlewent o the difficuity in the hands of the executive comtnittee of the republican state con committee, to which, finally, the Fillmore republicans consented, and, accordingly, last night was fixed for the hearing, the com- mittee agrecing to sit us arbitiators in the event that Keckley and Real, the would agree ‘to abide by the best judgment and decision of the “com Livcors Bureav or Tue OMana Bes, } Tho case was called at 10 o'clock p. m.. ra. Havlan tost In bold 10 & gatio n in for Keckley, and the Fillm in number, for Real. Unless by purchias: or fraud take, Keckley must have been ¢ . After the temporary or ganization of the convention was made pe mansnt the candidutes of the respective counties were named, and, having decided upon u secret ballot, the vote cast showed that Real re 1 votes and Keckley ten. The tion was the picture of consterni rangliug followed ; charges of fraud or mistake were made. —Attorney Powers introduced u resolution that moant reconsideration and the Iill more delegation bolted the couvention First, howeve Jf the York delegation was called, and e lelegate declared that e had voted for Keckley. This was sufficient at there was fraud or u mistake , and it was the clear sense of the therefore, u majority of the convention con tinued in session and Senator Keckley was declared renominated, having received a ma of the votes of the assembly entitled wvote. The York delegation came before the committee with the aflidavits of eleven stating that condition of ision was accordingly wor of Mr. Keckley. The en- ngs of the couvention were in ular order. There was o dispute what ever as to this point adjustmen and that Se phantly re-clect WANT THEIR MO The Aefunct insurance company of Lincoin by James H. MeMurtry, receiver,commenc suit against the Insuranco Company of Da- kota, of Sioux Falls, to day, to recover com- missions due the plaintiff on cancelled poli- cies. It seems that when the Lincoln com- pany became insolvent an agreement was en- tered into with the defendant to tale up and cancel volices running on unexpired time, and allow a commission of per cent. There has been a radical break in the agrecment, ‘The Dakota company went in on the deal with avidity, took up a large number of poli- cies but failed to turn over the per cent agreed upon. Suit is therefore brought to recover commissions on divers premiums. Nellie Haskins, administrator of the cstate of Lyman Haski suit this morning against th , praying for a judgment of #5,000 damages against the city for carclessly leaving the sewer open into which the sed fell and forfeited his life, The petition in usual form al leges that tho sewer was left in angerous condition by the city authoritics, and that Mr. Haskins came to his death from no fault of his own William Leonard alleges that Henry Sullen- bach is due him in the sum of $100, and asks for judgment and costs of suit. William Clark institutes suit_against Henry C. and Ada Bittenbender and others for two promissory notes, one of which is secur and he seeks such may demiand, L. W. Billings Toy also secks cauity roliof John C. Rickets, and ho hsks tho forcclostre of & realty mortgage, its sale and reimbursement to the amount of $1.000. Tho district court docket has been increased at a lively rate ~-day. 5 THE CITY WATER PROBLEM. The most scrious question, porhaps, that ever agitated the public in the city of Lin- coln is that of the proper supply of good, pure water. For months past the water mains haye been fed by brine, wholly unfit for family use, and as nauscous as a dose of medicine when used to drink. The council has boen “cussed fore and aft" for suffering such conditious to exist, and the impressions of the traveling public have been anything but favorable, But there is a remedy now. Joseph BBurns submitted a proposition t0 tho city council last night. that promises a way out of the mud. He will bond himsaif to furnish the city with pure water sufficient for overy purpose and condition, at less than half the present expense. The proposition, of general iuterest to the public, is as fol ows Iwill supply the city with good, fresh water for the torm of twenty years, furnish- tng the water and all mac naterial and labor necessary to deliver the water in the city mains, the city paying me for the me in the following manner, viz: The city agreeing to take at lcast 1,500,000 gallons of water per day, which 1 will furnish as above described for the sum of 7 cents per 1,000 gallons for the first 1,500,000 gallons and 6 Vents per 1,000 for the next 1,000,000 gallons above that amount BETY H. A. Parker, general manager of the Rock Islaud railway company, denies that the order of the state board of trausporta- $ion has beeu violated at Pawnee City, ox- eept 80 far as it effects the crossing on’ But- der street. It is further stated that this street has been constructed since the com pletion of the road, and the approach to the crossing complained of is described as being acut about tweive feot below the surface and will ne ate high approaches on either side to comply with the order of the board. “*To comply with the order,” says the superintendent, “will be to jump from au into the fire." "He state: waiting for compliance with the ordoer to commence suit for dam- ages, and that the negligence of the company in the matter is due to the fact that iu_either event the road courts a law suit. It is a curious predicament if this condition exists. ‘Which! is the question, and the answer is in the bands of the Rock Island railway com- pany. SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS. Court met this morning pursuant to ad- Purnment. William L. Brown, of Cass county was ad- mitted to practice. Rottman ve Barthing, Otoe county, dis- missed at cost of defendant. The following cases were argued and sub. mitted Cass county vs Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railioad county, 'S. D. & Cass ’l‘lu' Northfield Knife company vs Sharp- leigh. FILED AND INCORPORATED. Articles of the Sams Jewelry company, of Omaha, were filed with the secretary of state to-day. The object of the company is to manufacture and deal in jewelry and vre- clous stones of all kinds, and will operate on a capital stock of §30,000. The incorporators are C. B. Russell, H. L. Howard and J. E. Ebersole, CITY NEWS AND NOTES, Senator Keckley, Editor Sedgwick and Judge Harlan of York left for home this nornlu'gmm-‘looolwk. Before going they ip latch wtring of Tur B head- u\a b A heavy sult was commenced in the dis- llh court yesterday sfternoon, growmg out the Alma wreck, agsinst the Chicago, huriiogton & Quiney Retwesomre s | CALIFORNIAL is based upon the accideut that resuited in THE LAND OF U U e a1 £ DISCOVERIES. mer alleg ‘.\hunmuu-wud t track made danger damage is laid at ous by 000, Thomas J. Ridd, wi y rains, 0 was injured some ling from a build on. His fumeral to-day lock from his r of T fourth and Q stre ner, agod fifty years, also died yesterday aftornoon. His ‘romains were laid 1o the church yard to-day k. o Thayer returned from his cast: atat p to-day. He says that the election of Harrison and Morton is a foregone conclusion. The governor will at.once engage in the state campaign. days ago terday aft PO = Sh— Prepared by a combination, propor- tion and process peculiar to - itself, Hood's Sarsapavilla accomplishes cures herctofore unknown. Owners of Millions, J. H. Millard, the bank has left for Cincinnati, where he will attend the an onvention of bankers from the United and Canada, This is the most mflu- ential gathering of the vear, and represonts an amount of capital that would make any ordinary man turn dizzy. It is Mr. Millard's intention to invite them to hold their next convention in Omaha. There are about four members of the association, and rd is of the ovinion that an ocular ation of the vast capabilities of Omaha, and the equally vast r surrounding country would prove of i lable advantage to ‘the city. committee met last night, and Wednesday and Thuraday will_be devoted to an inter: @UR s‘ASTHM‘\ CouuHS oo wils A ouF A e[ th\'D Mb—'%‘ 2 \\551' illard wi woceed to ew or] on busi- " Millard willy it York on L Lt L Sgflégs g}if}-@\cuf\"lflf Seqd or corcolur §] pplettle g pro 2 [INE MEDL co.0ROVILLE, CAL..| Snuta Abie :and : Cat-R-.Cure For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. NPREOEDENTED ATTRAOTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! We hope to reach a million subscrib- ers before the end of the year, and this is how and why. The price of two cav-faves pays for September, October, November, Decem- ber. Send ten cents in silver or stamps. The Ladies’ Home Journal and Prac- tical Houscke —nover was published before a 20 good magizine for wives and daughters for anything like the money. Tt is the coming million that does it. We have passed the half million—in- deed we pussed it once before —we trust we have passed it for good, 400,000 are permanent yearly subseriptions The rest are only ten-cent tions. No matter! What we want is to let all families know what = clubof a million can get for half-a-dollar a year. The October number is on tho fiews- stands- Lapies’ HoMe Jouk- ihserip- Louisiana Stata Lomtycnmpany Incorporatad by the legislature of 153, £0 U IoEa At Chokritabig purposes, ana ts frat- chise malo & purt of tho present state Constiti > tion, in ! ove ning popular vot NAL, Phila 13 GRAND AONDINATEY DR A taks place omiAnnualy No Raise in Coal. and it I3 INGS T It was announced some time ago that the price of coal would be raised on the st of October, the raise varying according to the kind of coal used. The merease in the pr euts for al it was claimed, was made imperative by the | Hital Drawines of The Lo increase in the cost of transportation be- | the Drawings themselves tween the mines and the dissouri river, The ""'.‘;1".‘:"%1‘1.“:! i il partie raise, however, has not taken place. One of mpany o use this certificate, Wwith the local dealers said it was because of the Sattiched, 1n it ad Chicago coal exchange, which had recently held am and decided o continue to sell at its old pri This conclusion was reached after the roadir trom the seer of the Anthracite C which stated that the October remain tho same as those for Scptember. pc i iy arranges the sune , and in Yes, he loves you now, 'tis true, 88 with cyes of violet blue, Lips as sweet as hone; Bonny little bride Will he love you us to-du When your bloom has fled away When your golden locks are gray Will his love abide! Yes, if it is the true kind it will sur- all the ineyitable wastes and wnges of life. But, it is every woman’s desire and duty to retain long as she can, the atiractions that made her charming and beloved in youth. Noone can keep her youthful bloom or equable temper if weighed down and suffering from feras l\\-wl and disorders. dr. Pierce’s o Prescription is a vemedy for Hiese o hl SR STQ Y druggists, el g 1n the Middle of the Street. The paving of Capitol avenue has necessi- tated the displacement of the old horse car track and its replacement by one of the latest COMMISSIONERS. s and Bankers, will he Louisiane State 1ted at our count- We, the undersigned B ay all Prizes drawn in olteriss which may e pre v, Pros. Louisiana Nat. Bank, State Nat'l Hank, L Pres, New Orjanns Nav| Bk, AAlE ROTN: Bl Taton Notoun! Bunk. 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, Halvos $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, $2; Twen- isths $1. LIST OF PRIZE PRIZE OF §00.000 is 1 PRIZE O Sovom 13 7 50,000 15 300,00 100,000 or ¢ 0.0 ure 5,000 are ! W0 are design. Tt will be in the middle of the street, 1800 ar2 : 4 or a little to the south of the present line, 00 are DU oo C— 00 PRIZ 20 are . A 100,000 Life on the Ocean Wave 100 Prizes ! N 00 Indurates the stomach against sick- [ 10 do LN been oo L 0000 ness, but a single or occasional transit | 10 do across the “illimitable wetness” is pri 0 do ductive of grievous qualms, especial " do 100 are when it is stormy. Ocean travelers, /atchmen, ship surgeons, commercial | o PriZes, amaunting to ets drawing Capital Prizes titled to terminnl prizes. EF-VOR CLU RATES, or any furthor information write o thy ned, cloarly buyers sent abroad, voyagers by steam- boat, and all who are occasionally or frequently called upon to be where “bil- lows are buffeted,” should take along Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the finest known antdiote for seasickness,nalaria, biliousness, and disorders of the stomach and bowels. Many travelers by rail- road,with delicate stomachs and nerves, likewise suffer severely en route. These will find the bitters surely helpful and consolatory. Trave ven in swift, steady and commodious steamships and sumptuous palace cars, is not always a source of unmixed joy and delight, and the bitters does much to counteract the discomforts attending it, aggravated by delicate health. Rheumatism brought on by damp weather, kidney troubles and debility, ave effectually relieved by he bitters. Monoy Ordors, ot 4 PO N e R e Currency' by Expross (nt our expense) ddro Or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washing Address Regnsiefefleflsrs fo NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Oriean, La, REMEMBER “"5‘ by 'H‘":‘."‘“:l‘i','f,:.?,'.'a_ o “DAUPHIN, 'Now Ofbans, La. Early, Wi anitow ot AbsOluL . 3 hances are all o one can possibly will draw a prize. u also uuu the rnvnw D' BY FOUR NA recognized in the hig Wuy imitations or nonymous sche . A New Chapel. The corner stone of the new chapel at Brownell hall, on south Tenth street, will be laid this afternoon at 2:30* o'clock by Bishop Worthington. One small particle in the eye pains the whole body. Use Warnor's Log Cabin Extract, It will cure many a Thomson’s Celebrated GLOVE - FITTING CORSETS HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO PRES- ENT MAKE. NOIKP POPULAR N EVER, A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Threa Lengths Short, Medium and Ex- tra Long. Twelve Grades. Highest Awards Granted, THE BEST GOODS AND CHEAPEST QUALITY, FOR SALE EVERYWHERE., THOMSON, LANGDON & C0., NEW YORE. NUFACTURERS, Bee. oMo oMSoy o Opened Yesterday. The Omaha Medical college opened yester- day aftornoon for the season, the first lecture being delivered by Dr, Peebles, of Lincoln. R SOLK Mention the Omal SteckPlano Memarkable for ihietic tone, pliable Solute aarability. aran! Temce of inése instruments, WOODBRIDGE BROS. llll!loll AND "lll"l'll' Z Advortising bas always provea 4 luaeeuful. Before placing any Newspaper Advertising consulé I.ORD & THOMAS, @ AGKATS, “ unlnu—la-n. cHicaca. Its superlor excellonce proven in millions of nomes for more that a quarter of a century, is used by the United "States Government. En- dorsed tho great Universiiies us the nmu g:-k purest lnd most healthful. D, opder iad ’. J. GALBRAITH, &umn and Ph l!slcllu. Ogice N, W Coraer wth and Douglas St. telsphone, 485; Residence toleplions, fl‘k unn P Who 18 ' AI. NERVO! I’ D, I.I Hlllllnd lAll‘;H makes NO ditference S5 WO has fuiled to oure you, Tatie gak an GoNMlE wioh the Assarance peedy relief and cure. Send 2 cents postage v morka om your disecses. o e aar-tend 4 oen r Colebrate: Werks on .-.m.‘:i"i‘:'".m. and Diseases. Consultation, personal' sands cured. Offices and pariors lr'r‘gm contemplating Marriago Fe 1 atrre rnnflt\ln! Your X 1y lett; mve mum uuflnrflns-m\ shame, (e 500 (stamps). Coeoa, from which the Oil hias been removea. Tt has three times the strength of Cocon iixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and I therefore far more cal, casting less than one eont a cup. It 18 delicious, mourishing, strengthening, casily digeated, and b admirably adapted for myvalids ag well V. BAKER & €0, Dorchester, Mass. TLY ant iGN ORANCE away his VIGOR of BODY, D cansing exhausting . TOUN © Dreadnl BASH ments for additional room. occupied by Robert Purvis. We have lea 14th street, and when connected with our ing House west of Chicago. C .l!Al' Ur‘lnl l Life HAT you L ES suffering from diseases pecu. We had contemplated to take this B mense increase in our business aud the en octor, Consult _the “old oelepraled gulde both 25e. e, conult letter or ‘call may d edd golden decret) Ews Modieine and writings A frien. ook hare, seoure oms Gk posES: decided to unload such goods, which are Blo! Syndays, Y to 12, Address, D. quick. & $HICAGO. 11t OOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER'S have an immense variety, all new and this Breakfast Gocoa. Warrantod absolutely pure xeeas of them which will make it a big inducemen to go still faster and the prices are made i alth rymhere. for porsons in Sold by Grocery two suits of us for what you wouldhave to n house in the world can truthe - Nebraska Glothing Gompany R.W. ’lANSlLL!-(‘O .55 ‘M-‘ St.Chiczgn 21,820,850 Tansill's Punch Cigars were shipped during tha pagt W0 yeurs, without g dr: mer in our'employ. No ot fully make snch a showin, Ono wanted in eaoh b 80LD BY LEADING DRUCQISTS. (dealer orly) EXHAUSTED VITALITY A QGreat Medical Work for Yourg and Middl New Edition, Revised and Enlaiged. fotlowtog the iatructons i or Neif ATM-.Y Atioh a iy \Iu]u U Inst et o nstitut of 1 Kuardian, nSTCOF OF Clonty i -Aged Men, New Yorkto Dit. B, C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRATN TAEAD uENT, & giinrantocd specitic for Hystorn, Dizle Convulsions, Nervous Neuraigia, Nervous Prostration. cnused by ih hol or tobnoco, aketulness, Mental on, Softening of the Brain, resiiting in g ind Tading to miserv. decay aeum, Temature Old Age, Barrenness, Lonu TPowor in either sex, Tnvoluntary Loises and Bpermatorhiea caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuso or over-ndulgence. Fach box contalns one month's treatment. 81.00 a box, or 8ix boxes for $5.00, sent by maii prepatd on're- ceipt of price. I WE GUARAKTEE S1X BOXFES To cure any case. With each order roceived by us for six bo: ompanted with $6.00, will send the purchaser our written guarantes to refund the money it the treatment does not s to 7 information avply to awirida e kot wuthor. [ the pr Bulfineh ntidentintiy b i forced us to make immediate arrangements. (uarters for these goods: no other honse ever attempted to compete with us. to move a good share of our stock within the next few days, we have now put prices on Ladies’ should not fail to visit our boy's mense stock of Suitsand Overcoats, and we will make special low prices. Tho largest, fasteat and tnvet T the world ] Passenger accommiodations unoxcell 0! Oet. Tith | Oct. 20th | 00 upwards p upw.nm ity of Home: Soc ndolasy Kots ni roducod rates made HENDERSON BROS., 72 La Salle 8., Chicago Or to any of our lucal agents. RAND EXTENSION. Our store has again become to small for us, and we have just completed arrange- sed the adjoining three story building now This building will be immediately altered and fixed up for our use, and we expect to have the same ready for occupancy by the middle of October, The new addition will give us a separate spacious entrance and large show windows on present store, we will have the largest Cloth. additional building next spring, but the im- ormous stock we are getting this season, has As we have to give up considerable space of our present storo to the workmen during the time alterations are in progress, we will be very much crowded and have mainly in demand now and can be moved Underwear is one of the departments, which requires more room than others; we season’s styles. We have always been head- In order t for anybody to lay in his seasons supply, uomi- Hats are going fast enough, but they too, take up so much room. We want them n accordance. Wo have an im: You can buy department this week. pay for one suit elsewhere. Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, IState Line. | o Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool me Hew York Evm Tussflav AUSTIN BALDWIN & xow via Loadonderry ot & lironaw, th | ANCHORIA....Oct 5 | 5OHN BLEGEN, Gen'l nt, 104 umm.a,m St., Chicago, ot via Quisssrowy, | HARRY E. MOORES, Agent, Omiaha. : Tt sea | Reduced Cabin Rates to Glusgow Ex- | Ocr. dlst hibition. B 3 Big O haagiven univer sal satisfaction in the cure of Goacsrhaes ond Gleot. T proscribo itand foel safe in £ :ommend- ing It to all sufferers, A.J. STOXR, M. Docatar, 1l PRICE, G1.00, onm- IXeuirsianiats the priyilozs ireland. the Rivers o Sierage #0 effect a cure. Guarantoes {ssued onl the Intest work GOODMAN, Druggist, Solo Agent, L1 Farnam o consult Omeh FOUNTAIN — BRANDS— FINE CUT AND PLUG Iincomparably the Best. Nos. 303-4 & s JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXFPOSITION THE MOST PRRFECT OF PENS Bold by Druggiata pihiht ‘only one in the world -r-u.fl Electrio fagnetd ey ,.u.m:?,'gm f ymfortable and id fran A SR ""‘fl‘“H“n ro"‘“l?mfl lll. nuumz invenTon, 191 W 04-170-604. POPULARITY To attain the standard of busin fidence of the public. and it is an soiated case where it occurs By doing a that a mcrcliant strives to gain. he must first obtain the implicit con- It isnoeasy matter (as all basiness men ave aware) to accomplish this nifficult task, STRICTLY HONORABLE BUSINESS, And obtaining for the publtic Misfit Clothing I'ariors, 1119 Farnam street, h confidence of the Omaha public but have also'veceived their thanks. patrons, our popnlarvity is convincing DProvf of our succes. that the tailors had a great quantity of yonds left on their portunity to purchase flu-h-" yioquen it girpaninliag MISFIT AND UNCALLED-FO something which greatly benefitted their packetbooks and tlwir bagks, ths e become very popular, and have not only gained the We strive at all times to please our The dullness of trade coupled with the fact lent considerable towards our dp- R GARMENTS At a very nominal figure, and below we quote prices for these gonds which will induce the most inveterate bargain seeker to investigate, Fall and Winter Suits Correct Styles, Elegantly Made and Trimmed. monr Sack Suit, which was made to order for $20. 20 I)uvy. a One-Button Sack Suit, which was made to order for $22 13.75 buys a Straight-Cut Sack Suit, which was made to order for fi.‘“ 16.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit. which was made to order for $30, 20.00 buys a Four-Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to orde 24.00 buys a One-Button Cutawny’ 28.50 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot, frock or s ! for $40. uit, which was made to order for §50. i, which was made to order for $60. 30,00 buys a Crepe Worsted.(im.) 4-Hutton C utaway, which was made to order for $65. PRINCE XALBERTS, AND THEY ARE DANDIES. SIR 00 huys a cassimere Prince Albert § ys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit, .50 buys a Corkserew Prince 30 00 huys a Nobby Pin Check ¢ 35,00 buys an imported Worsted, satin lined, 5 1it which was made to order for #37, which was made to order for 345. Lbert Suit, which was made to order for 30, light color, which was made to order fcr $60. which was made to order for $70. ¢ 40,00 buys a Clay Worsted, silk lined, whicli was made to oxder for 830, FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS, Beauties from $8 up, A nobby and complete line of Pantaloons from $2.75 to $10, All alterationsto improve a fit done free of charge. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119 Three Doors East of 12th Street. Omaha, Neb, Mail Orders Promptly Attended to R