Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1889, Page 5

SEEKING THE MISSING LINK, The Road to Dakota Which Would Enrioch the Gate Clty. WYNN AND SMITH TALK. Khe Neal Estate Exchange will Send a Delegation to the Railroad Conference at Mitcholl December 17, Build the Roaw. or Wyun ot Yankton and J. K. Smith, ., of the Mitchell board of trade were present at the session of the real estate ex change and, in b s, urged Omaha o unite with tho § Dakota towns in building a railroad from that state to Omaha. “We want Omaha interested in South ta," said Mr. Wynn, “After visiting your city, L have come to the conclusion that you don't realize your own importance s a eity. Omaha is destined beyond question to @0 tho wholesalo business for the west, and South Dakota wauts to get in on the ground fully 60 per cent of and hoxs shipped to S City n South Dakota, were 1 to Sioux City because Omaha could ached because of lack of railway facilities, South Dakota had, at Yankton, a cement that was ahead of all other American voments and equal to the best imported Port- land ut, They wanted o find & market Bhiph not be 2 would be | el on v, December 17, to consider the sub of building a railroad to Omaha and re- quested thava committee bo appointed by the exchange to attend the meeting, Mr. J. K. Smith, when called upon by President Hartman, stated that it was sim- Ply & question as to whether Omaha wanted uhe trade of the Dakotas or not. The trade could bo secured by the expenditure of w lit- tle money and u gond deal of enterprise in the construction of a railway from Omaha to Mitchell, The towns along the proposed line were all enthusinstically m_favor of tho scheme and w terial aid. The veople of Mitchell liked to come to Omaba but they didn’t like the dea of having to go by the way of St. Paul to get here. Mr. Smith.waated a committes appointed to at: tend the conference ot Mitchiell next Tues- day. The exchange rooms were crowded and deep interest was shown in the matters pre- sented by the Dakota visitors. ‘The exchange will send u representative committee 1o tho conference at Mitchell. After the Dakota men had been heard Mr, Ben K. Smith was called upon. He has just returned from an examination of the coal mines on the Alliance branch of the Iur- lington road and ut the southwestern siope of the Black Hilis. He spoke of the vast ox- tent of the mines and described ths supply as inexhaustible, “‘An entire plateau,” he said, ncar the foot of the hills is underlaid with a bed of coal that ranges from four to ten feet i thickness and eighteon feet in width. The coal is a very ' pure, hard, bituminous quality without any traces of sulphur. An excellent coke is made from the screening: The veins are roofed by nature with solid sandstone, mak- ing the cost of tunnelin inexpens The mines are above tue railroad, so that the coul is loaded into thecars by chutes, saving a great deal of handling, The road grade 1s such that an engine can bring thirty fivo loaded cars to Omaba. M Smith thinks that these facts indicate that Omaha can yot have her supply of coal from the Black hills cheaper than from any other mines. The_distance of the mines from Omana is 571 miles—over two hundred miles nearer than the Rock Springs mine Samples of the coal and coka were on ext Somehody Ignorant of the Questions Hetween Lincoln and Omab ¢ The general managers of the Interstate Commorce railway association at Chicago scem to have worked themselves into a state of desperation and deep seated agony over the adoption of new freight rates in Ne. braska. A special dispatch to Tue Beg says that at their meeting yesterday this contro- versy was taken up and after an all day dis- cussion was referred back to a confimittee of arbitrators with a resolution instructing them to prepare a schedule of new rates, both freight and local, for Nebraska roads and submit the same to a mecting of the man- agers Wednesday, December 18, and that in thie meantime no change should be made by any road in the state of Kansas to prevent the acceptance and adoption of the-same. In the most reluctant manner Chairman ‘Walker gave out what is descibed us being 8 very startling admission, to the effect that on December 10 the Burlington und_ Missouri Pacific roads put into effect their Nebraska Dasis of rates, placing Lincoln on @ par with Omaha, which they agreed to postpona untit final action had been tuken by hese general managers on the whole question, According to the general freight agents of at least three interested lines torminating here Chair- man Walker is either wrongfully reported or makes o deliberate misstatetiont of the fucts. In the first place, it was the Burling- ton, Union Pacific and Northwestern that put these rates into effect last Tuesday. Tho fissouri Pacific was not in it only by force of circumstances, In the second place, the association was given to understand, ‘while in session lust Wweel, that these rates would go into effoct on thut day, Consequently, the claim of an agroed postponement is absolutely false, In the third place, Liucoln and Omaha have, with 3-cenv diffeventials, now added, Always been on an equal footing. There- Tore, there can be no “practical surronder by all the roads in Nebraska to Lincoin and the political supremacy of that city,” It scems to be u matter of imnossibility for the asseciation managors t understand that these new rates are simply a reduction of the local tariff from Omaha to points in the state. They do understand, however, that this reduction puts Omaha jobbers in po- tion to competo with Chicago wholesalors on business west of the river and that is what hurts, A prospectus of the Chicago Union Trans- fer rallway company hus been received, It is the latest thing out and proposes a corpora- tion the principle of which is on the bank, mercantile and exchange clearing house basis, for tho business of transferring cars, freight in car load lots, eic., at Chicago. e company is stocked for §2,000,000, Trafilo nager Mellen has re- from Now York and was closeted a frfiah-r part of the day with Vice President Holeomb, F. G. Wright, chicf clerk to Superintend- ent Skivner of the Pullma’ Car company's local oftice, has resigned and J. W. Turtle succceds him, Willlam Lucas, a_clerk in thestore house, 1s elevated to the place made wacant by Turtle, D. W. Aldridge has been appointed travel- ing passcuger agent for the Northwestern road in Nebraska, in place of W. F. Howell, resigned. Mr. Aldridge was for several years, and uutil quite recently, station agent Tor thie Union Pacifie at Schuyler. General Purchasing Agent McKibben of the Union Pacifio has gone east on business counected with his department. Lester Wilson, the expert stenographer to 5. Camerou, chief manager of con- struction ou the Union Pacific, has been® ap- Poiuted Lo & position in the law department, Where, from loug expericuce, ho 1 wore at home. ‘The Missouri Pacific road has vot adopted tho new local rates for Nebrasica,' snd, ao- cording 1o reports from reliabo sources, has B0 intention of doiug 80. An official of that company bas been heard to make the re- mark: “We hold the key to the situation and can use it wtour leisure.” The samo entlemen contends that these rates do not riug the tariff down to the sum of the two locals, from Chicago to Omaha and from Omaba to interior points. Furthermore he eousiders them as only temporary, and lable to change any aay. = —— Chavge of life, backacke, moathly irregu larities, boi flashas, are cured by Dr. Miles' Nervioe. Free samples ut Kubo & Co.'s 1th aud Douglas. wouLp A MONOPOL Objections to the Butcher's Ticense The question of llcensing butchers is at- tracting a great deal of atiention from the members of the calling and influence is being brought to bear upon members of the coun- cil to oppose the measura, In reply to Mr. Bosen's interview in yes. terday's Ber the party known as a “Small Butchoer” has this to say: “I meo that Mr. Besen, president of butchers' union hias replicd 10 my card of Decombor 1 *“Mr. Besen may think that he has settled this question satisfactorily, but he has avolded the point at issue by landing the butchers' union, and _springing the old-time chestnut of fresh und pure meut My Besen's a evidently is POOF AN, 1o matter how brieht facilities are, has no right o make a living excopting by tho pick and shovel. 1f this were the opinion of the promir butohers tenoor i n y s when Mr, Besen starte 48, he would not be one of e lc rs today Iean conscientiously the that if the y-five ors b the union we their opinion on the license question two-thirds of them would say “no liceuse,’ At the her union meeting fiftoen or sixteen members were in attendance and they, swayed by the eloquence of tucir lead , passed whut resolutions the leaders wishe “lt n is e REATE More Proposed that a his mental s thing that Mr. Besen guizant of all this rotten meat coming from S and Couneil Blufts, and no other B is aw J of it, not even our mi tors, and thoy are two of the most competont wen in the countr; re old-time butchers, I have s with those men who run meat i wter and quit in sum- mer, But1s it right that those butcliors who are in the business all the year round should suffer jointly with those winter butchers simply becauso they-ire poor: “Ihis license business is townrds monopoly, Isay let the butchers be as froe as the grocers, dry 1200ds men, or any other branci of busiriess, and our cCitizons will have as pure, clean and fresh weat as they arc hav- ing at the present time, oven if they do pat- roniza “A Smail Butcher.” the first stop License, —To the Editor of others outside the butchers’ association just as conscientious as tho union in wishing to suppiy their custom- érs with clean and fresh meats. There are e men in all trades, and many who are doing business with saflicient capital to back them that are in business because it yields them ready profits without regard to the good they may do toward their fellow men or patrons. As to enacting an ordinance for the sole purpose of keeping out of competi- tion that class of meats known as “down- ers,” what is the use of our meat inspectc and why trouble the smail dealer on that score! The small dealer in most instances to our positive knowledge buys from the sume rooms and class of meats ttutthe larger dealers do. Just us well license the s on the same grouuds. for many of om are small aealers, and all are on the alert for something 10 sell that wiil yield a vrofit for their in- vestment. Their goods are composed largely of provisions and many cured meats. 1t it is for the public good, then we had vetter license all dealers in merchandise of every description, but don’t ask the people to keep quiet about it for thoy will have the expeuse 10 pay venues need reduction if not direct taxation. Such legi fon as will msure a healty diet for all our people could not be objected to by any one, not even the small d 1f & man with “815" 1n cash can successfully compete with the associa- tion and finaliy ~become petitor, what rignt e crush his ambition? I[ every man hus u right to “life, liberty and the pursuit of hapyi- ness,” in what direction should he turn to attain that end? Axoturr Ssart Burcuen. The Bute Omana, Neb,, Tae 1B are SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, ‘Tho Coopers Win the Strike. The coopers who have been employed at the Owuha cooperage works, Burlington place, who struck last Monday morning inst a reduction of 40 centsto 35 ceuts varrel, as well as all of the members of Coopers’ Union No. 1, arequite jubilant over their signal victory. Tuesday the men were notified by Superintendent Schafer to re- turn to work at the old rate of wages. On being scen by a Bre representative Mr, Schafer sud that he bad received a telegram from the oflicers to resume work at 40 cents per barrel, the contract price, and that fear- ing they were going to lose their good men who were going to remove, he ucceded to the demands of the men,and now all is going all pleasautly and satisfactorily. Knight of Honor Election. Good Will lodge, No, 8150, Knights of Honor, bas elected ofticers as follows: Dic- tator, Henry L. Smith; - post dictator, Jumes Kennedy; vice dictator, Charles I3, Eoff; assistant dictator, Michael J, Quinn; fibancial reporter, Edward Wichter; vorter,Charles R. Burgess; chaplai Marshall; medical examiner, Kolly; guide, Luwrence Mars . Busch: sentinel, C. James W. Formanelk, and Arthur H. Rushford; to the geand lodge, Henry L. re- George r. James A. guardian, W. Fields; rank Pratt resentatives mith, The Kmanon Tournament. The second ofethe series of games in the Emanon billiard tournament was played Wednesday evening, B. k. Garpenter at 100 scratch made sixty-eight, and Samuel G. Wright won at ninety. Iu the second game, avage at 100 scratch won, while rell with _eighty-tive to 'make, counted soventy-five at the end of the game. I the third gawe Samuel G. Wright wade Afry-exgnt out of his eighty and Mr. Savage won on 100, Secandinavian Entertainment, North Star Scandinavian society will give & dance and entertainment to the members and their families and mvited Scandivaviay friends in National hall, Twenty-fourth and L strects, Suturday evening the 28th. Messrs, John A. Neison, M. A. Martin, Charles Kavlquest, Joseph Anderson and P, J. Hanson, and Mesdames John A. Nelson and P. J. Hanson and Miss Annie Hwmvtad ure the gencral committee on arrangements, Notes Abouc the City. South Omaha cawp, No. 1,085, Modern Woodmen of Awerica, will install the of. t Saturday evening, John H. Horst and Miss ka Prather, both of this Gity, have been licensed to wed. At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan T. Gordon, Missouri avenue, Rev. Robert 1. Wheeler ofiiciating, were married Weanes. day evening Mr. Bilis T\ Nicklin and Miss Lulu B., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, K'rienas were present from Omaha and other places and o fine supper was served. The wedding wus a very nice one. Work was commenced yesterday on the interior decorations of the Presbyterian chureh. Editor L. F. Hilton of the Drovers' Jour- nal is ill and bus gone to Blair, About People, Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Wescott of Columbus, who have been visiting their duguhter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs, A. V. Miller, ro turned howe yesterday. Superintendent James Viles, jr., of the Omaha packing company, has returred from Chicago. ’ Paviog Tuspector R. T, Sparks loft nesday evening for Kansas City. . C. Clark of Chlcago is the wuest of Beojamin Aiexander of the Third ward, Mr. Clark is here with an eyo to investing in realty and going iuto business. deputy supreme f Mutual Protection, is in the oy, the guest of Dr. M. J Rourke, with tte intention of organi lodge of that good order, headuche, wiud on the stomach, biliousuess, uauses, are promptly wnd agreeably bauished by Dr, J. H. Me- Lean's Little Liver and Kiduey Pillets. Wea 25¢ w vial, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE DUFFY'S PUREIISKE =\ MALT SN Y FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL The phenowenal p pularity of this Zrand preparacion 18 due (o i6s puicy and power. In this respect it 18 un- pualled nsa health prescrver, There ® SEFONE, VIZOTous me v to-day, who were once weak and debilitated and have been restored entirely through 1t nse, here are br 1 y menwithclen ns, who w langu'd, sailow and sickly, A constant use of thia grand Malt Whiskey 1§ what br abont the change, ot all druggists, but be exerciaed to sec ine. reat re onl OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY, Established in 1878 BY THE-—— MEXICAN SATIONAL GOVERNMENT. OPERA’ Under a Twenty Years' Contrast by thy Mexican International Improvemsn Company. @rand Mouthiy Drawings held in the Moresqus avillion in the Alameda Park, Cif , and publicly conducted by Otftclala appointed for tho purp Secretaries of the luterior and t LOTTERY oF T Beneficencia Publica The monthly four doliar Drawing will be held 1n the Cily of Mexico on Jannary 9th, 1890, CAPITAL PRIZE $60,000, 80,000 Tickets at $4, $320,000, Price of Tickets, American M WHOLES$ 4 HALVE: LIST OF APITAL PRIZE O PITAL PRIZE PRIZI OF D PRIZE OF .. he Treasury, 3 8l .. 60,000 RIZES, 20,000 15, . 20,000 8 0 1. 1,000 10.00) 17,000 11,080 100 PRIZ 0 PRI . to §6l rize., DP. to 20,000 Prize decided by. 270 Prizes Amonnting to 17%,H0 Al prizes sold in the United States full paid in U. 8. Cur Y. B Fon CLus RATES, or any further inform- ation desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly stating your residence, with stite, coun: ty, street and number. More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing your full address. IMPORTANT. U. B Cury oF Address 3 DRDER npanics, Now York Ex- ostal Note. Special Featares. Iy terms of contract the Company must do- posit the sum of all prizes included in_the ne before selling & single ticket, and re- eive the following oflicial permit: CERZIFIC. L hereny cortify Banic of London and Merico has a special de- POSTT the necessary funds to muarantee the pay- ment of all prizes dr@wnby the Loteria de la Bene- ficencia Publica. Al OL NAR CASTILLO, Interventor. Furtker, the Company is required to distrib- ute fifty-six per cent of the value of all the tickets in priz larger proportion than is givenby any other Lottery, Finally, the number of tckets 13 limited to £0,000—20,000 loas than are sold by other lotteries using the sume schemes, DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1408 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB. (Opposite Paxton Hotel) that the 98.m,008p. m. Sundays,10s. m., te m. Bpecialists in Chronic, Narvous, 8kin and G1ood Dis- eases. §W-Consultstion at office or by mall free. Medi- cines sent by mall or vxpress, securely packed, froe (rom observation. Guarsntees Lo cure quickly, sale- Iy and pormanently. NERVOUS DEBILITY Erermatorshcen, semt- nal Lossos, Night Emis slons. Fhysleal decay, nrising from ludlscdtion, ex: cous or Indulgenca. Droducing slecplesness. dency, pimples on th discouraged, mek of busintes, wnd find: eatly aud privately cured. G 1406 Faruaiu Street, Omaba, N Syphills, & disease Blood and Skin Discasss rmiiie s biese results, completely rmdicated withont the ald of mercury. Soruful sipelus. fover sores, ulcers. DAl i the beid &nd bones, 8y tiroat, mouth and tongue, (kturih, eic. cured where others have faliod. Kmnev' Ul’lllfll'V and Bladder Complaints, 06, BYersion Lo saeioty, easily tidonce. dull unfit for study o % burden, Saf pemaacutly Paintul, Dificult, teo fres at burnlog or bldody urine, arine high a or lnent 04 M&BAING, wonk DACK, KOROTT litls, ete. Promytly and safely cured STRICTURE! moval compluts wito. Cures sfivcied at Lo pain oF annoyance. To Young Men and Middle-Azed Men. A SURE chE The awful effocts of early Vice, which brings orgaulc weakiess, destiuying both mind and body, with all ity dreaded Lls, permanently cured. DRY BETIS Address shose who have im. paired thomselves by improper indulgences wnd dnd soiltary habits, which rula both d wlod, unftting them for business, study o Or those entering on that hap) 10 aware € physlcal Gobhity. quickly assiated " OUR SUCCESS, 13 based upon fact Guaranteed per- manent L ure, re- uttiog, caustie or diliaiion, by paiEnt withoul & mome: , first—practical exparionce, 8ao- pecially studled, thus Stariing A In our own ia: batory oxaetly to 3 allecting cures rithout injury v nd 6 conts postage for celebrated works on d delioate diseuses. ‘Thousynds lobter OF call msy suve you fu. Ad goldon years Lo life T ¥ Buswored wpanled by | *uts In stamps. Addres DRs, BETTS & BETTS, L6 Faraam Stroet, Omalis, Neb. — . aright, tird -me'l wach case, U DECEMBER 13 NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY. Tuesday morning we will commence one of the greatest clearance sales on record. Itis not veryoften that we have occasion to mark down our goods. No competition ever compelled us to reduce our prices for the simple reason that our prices are always away below others, but something stronger than competition---The continued warm weather forces us this time to put the knife deep into our goods. The season is fast closing and we have yet a very large Inorder to do it we must give you inducements that will make you buy clothing in spite of any kind of weather, and we will do it. We have neverdissapointed you yet. stock to dispose of, Beginning Tuesda $15, $13.50 and $12, i LS OVERCOATS AND SUITS \ l y morning you can have your choice of thousands of $16, The Overcoats come in Kerseys, Wide Wale, Worsteds, Beavers and fine Chinchillas, many of them lined throughout with silk and satin, also Ulsters of [ J Irish Frieze, &c. The suits are in Cutaways and Sacks and consist of very fine Cassimeres, Worsteds, Corkscrews and Cheviots, elegantly made up and all ing at $12, $13.50, $I5 and $16.50---al! go for $9.75. You can see them in ocur window. We cannot send samples of best of our ability, when the se accompanied by cash. NEBRASK (Saturday Matinee,) $ LITTLE 3 >_LORD ¢ ¢ FAUNTLEROY. $ Mrs. Francls Bodgson Burnett's Dellghtful Dramatic 1dyl, In i acts. - Under the Management of J. H. FRENCH ! pricos——Parquet, $10; parau b ony 7oc and §1.0); galiery SLOD. cirelo, $1.00 Mirtine o Hie, ive and Seats will bo on sale PERA HOUSE sday, Dec, 16 and 17, NT PIONEERS OF HIGH bLlSS VAUDEVILLE, Boston Howard Atheneun SPEGIALTY COMPANY. Presenting Geo. Thatcher, Little [dn Heath, Wood 1 Sho the lrwin Sisters. Lottio i ne’(he like of whicli hus alar prices. morning. SANTAL-MIDY Arrests discharges from the urinary orgng in cither sex in 48 hours. 4 1t 18 superior to Copaiba, Cubeb, o fnjec- tlons, and freo from all Lad smell or other incunveniences, i SANTAL:MIDY it oy fatiors. without which nope are gonuine. State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool FROM NEW YORK EV LU RSDAY, Cubln passage & Lo 89, accondivg Lo location of stag room. Excursion 8 to . Steerage Lo and from Europe ut Lowest Ratos, AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Gen'l Agen 8 Broadway, New York JOUN BLEGEN, Gen') Western Agent. Lid Bundolph St., Chicago, HARRY E. MUORES, THOS, MCCANNE, J STEEL PENS | Gorp aEDAL PaRss ExPosITION 1380, Nos, 303~404-170-604. ection is left to us. A CLOTHING All orders for \ N a w==d. The lion of . the Atlas error.the Cape lion a cur:The lion among formerly sell- They talk forthemselves. oods from this sale, but will fill mail orders promptly and to the goods from this sale must be COMPANY COPYRIGHT ~ Mountlainsis scouring soaps is SAPOLIO: Avoid Imitations BEWARE OF Grocers often substitute Send back suc better profit. what you ordered. 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They i bl ovor solicit (he tried evory known you WU can b pary 00 puriior ever particalrs. ANl lotbors contidone TION fczure you are getting the Cook Remedy” Co's Maglo Remedy, others wro clalwing 10 be for us wre 1u) ¥ull partier roe. Address 093 to he Cook Remedy Go., Rooms 418 and 419 Paxton Block, DELUMENNESS MNAL THE WORLO THERE 1S BUT ONE CURE 0° HINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC 1t Gan b givin 1 s cui of ewlice ur ek oF bn e t1cles ot oo witutut (b knowiedss.of e pal it 't s Wbaglutely AAFuloes aud will 1d wpesdy cute, Whethot Lbe patient iaodorate drinkef OF ah &loot olle wrsek. T ATLA T\ Oporates somuiotly and with caoh sare tainey Tuae 8 palent uElderedos'so Miadavanten are ho. 1s ‘awaro . bis complete reformation eiectad. 48 page book freo. 150 & Cumiag! & 00, Qmaka, suferiag rom thesfoai of e o aing Sl usiocige N