Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 26, 1890, Page 5

, or tes and ars, pona the | al- oo, the 1L ently « been o, h an new phody at is pr) -1 Col- want , but ed to might waoild hld not r heen ct she went bar jd eat an e P to 1ought b, mde lave 'y cami- e prob- avote toAt- ion. i ©the which fion was nuell to subje b great ey and ath and R zotiates Civeules uste W, cols st Co 189 - w0 sits hshier, Brown, . J. 3 Thow .y TENTH STREET VEADUCT TAX How It Will Be Assssed A Prperty Banefited, RINGSTERS AT nst the RULE OF FLORENCE, Claim the County and the D Made of the to Settle position Tloguest thiing with Mr. N outin abodyat th BOARD OF EDUCATION, Plans Submitted for the New Bullding ) Gronnds, M and aer terporar vere o ttIn hi n, turned neralof hiswi of Architect Moyers Against | ¢ “Wemust hy the Me. Robin gures., and. repr two expertaccountants for three w The conpilation shows the footas follows: Of Teuth Jackson 1 Famam, Dodge, n Mason and fro south, o the | territor ast of I south | of the visuctand n dween ani Jackson md Seventh s The list containg 1,6 | tix in that te amount per front varies frum 9! cent THES How the Citiz Out T was the fnte ciltoholl a 1 to the for sorue tir thatall matters for consideration will until net Mo seni-monthly Thre of Ky ution of ing last ev st Counc s decide nan Larsor schances terlaw and thoigh some oficial the basket Apro theait way o has evar struck whe resien St 15 common talk 11 with M © Tracy, City therin ndan effortto ¢ W wore than uscle “Marshal Mat tox wi own knowlaize there etweon these thice head thor element of s up i tis afact that the whole outit nat s been Tt Ransc dEller failto land in their res nations, im pachmentcharges will bebrou hotown is certain o suffering on finances that iths ago, but € aid Watker re fus « the question of their en forec nancts of the lawless elennt aded by Tracy, Eller wd Ran isto be which is 1 som.”* g s ution is now i hands of Councilman Walker, ad wi cepted, ad Mr. Cow a respectable chant of the town will no doubt be app W fill the vicancy “Mayor Tracy and hay already ipg. o has locke ore, pa ods audt shipped then to Ornal dicted that befow the n of the coucil his reached the han It is pre- rmouth, i tos nicea little uest roy away, and lie proposes to hung onuntil beis ddibentely fivet. He clal at Larson and Brown that. yith r suppo oy wson dendo T cnnot be this and sayshe is for What His Attorn eys Cl Owes Him. At the meeting of the board of commission ers last Saturday the atiorney E. E. lioarchitect of the new couity uted s communication asking ittee be appointed to adjust the Meyers against thecounty. The o munication was ordered on file. Mr. Meyers’ ounsdl was see and sk what was daimed byhis dient. He said #Under his contract, Meyers is entitled to an additional £1,000 won the acceptaice of the building, together with 4 tonthe entir cost and aother 4 per ceut on all extras that should be allowed. The totalamonnt, there fore, that we clain is, in nundnumber: uthe County hos- o time o for the u H!l\n be true amo sy snll matter compared with our L While [ rememier of M. O'KKe having made this clam o the = t ot know that the board What wew board, or | out of th then we v matter, wto which drawn And, lot that when th court matier comes up [fefering o the dictments i unst A, s will give of the pre all A Chaice of Summer Resorts. Inthe luke reglons of Wisconsin, Mix nesata, Towa and the tvo Daliot are hundredsof charming localit a for Anx names f to many of ous us the porfec northe r sorts, Norly of th points | of interest are within stane from C' 3 i and none { nthe “busy | of eivili they cannot na fow L. by {16 Oron (he Nnak resd i st—tho ago, Milw lway: woe, Wis. : i Wi, Lake =lia, Wis, Spirit Luke, lowa, i, Wis, tenue, Minn ke Minnetunks, ake, lowa Okobujl, Towa. i | Ortonyille, Minn, v, Wis, Pric Minn, cof the Wis' White Bar Lalse | 18in.) Minn | Beaver Dim, Wis. Big Stone Lakey Da Madison, Wi, kota 1 information, apply at ticket Hurser block, A, NASH, Gen, A Presron, Puss. Agent. Lum-\\-lv Zont. The funeral of Mrs. Edward Nott took | plae yeterdiy fom tie lite wsidence of | the decused, 916 Piace streel, Serviee wen hell in St. Philomena’s cathedral, after which the rmaiis were iutemed o St Mary's cometery Mis. Nott was the wife Il known_switthman of the Uniol adfic yirds, and her de us the culn nation of a serie of misfortunes which have lately visited that gentleman’s family, Mr, Nott hinself recently sustiined the joss of | @ limb, and _for b " lest six months his son has been suffering fom injuries sustained by L Glug run over ;Ilu . The Brother of Switchuen, -y:upr] of Edward Nott, dbis | | thiscity relics | served, Wi grounds with the will remain the want ther and th at present unfair nermbers of cuttin dations at the n adjurned ning, DAKOTA TRADE. How Some of it s Being birected to Other Towns awealthy ¢ and b sthe er iivad from Omiha 1l business id Mr. “:Omaba capitali r sri excote Omahaandin favor of an instance of this Milwe i rates being pulled for t suny of that Dal nit preity soon.’ - RILICS OF PRATT The Little Rope Which Closed His Murd rous Carcer. Itis somewhat remarkable thatfew lyneh- ingsor s have taken place in shhave not found their way to this cily of Pratt in Blair, whose hife ws 8 yan anFry p of citizens o few forms uo ex- cepti to the rule Lew Hibben is in possession [ aph. of the murderer af s o in his fin, The jail walland occupint as camera is anything but handso Hio ) 5o the nwse which choked ot Pratt’s life, It is made of thr quarterinch rope and woscut from asmall derrick wh as used inthe erection of u Jing near the 15t have & n his business, doubted if a pr Id have doue t - What is Your Choice? ertoir theW. T. Car ent which bez I's opera hou and kerel matinee and ses by this con whic v Crop Tl f the past wee 1y David City 0.70, W Burt-Ha) ¢ B t ghts and north wir Cedur—¢ Cumi c ripening a outd; tile for Frontier—A fine rdin, butt com, which {s alnost i tot Hall-Weithercool and dry ; drouth still continues ; corn about o fourth of & crop; oats, by and wheat half a crop. 4 m-Cory 10 to 15 percent, and in county reported to be Polatoes nearly failure Searce, frason—A ik of corn, potatoes and grass. Kamoy—( Ay s will' Tain will cut short improving. Pota- bow fourth and hay a thind of an present Rock—Nights ver 14, but no frost ob- at (hresting shows an aver: of tenbushels pr acr. Corn isin fine cu dition, Giriss healthy but thin Saunders—Tho showers of the past weck helped grass and potates wonderfully, Con weiting dry A0s Bluf—Co lete falur beridan—Wheat §s being threshed aud will avera arly ten bushels per acre. loy s impr derthe lte better, Potatoes poor - Waors of Melon Shippers, Superintendent Gilmore of the Missouri freight yards 1s foudly hoping for the eud of the watimeln seson, Hislife bas and potatoes Whoever tied the | | upon the | friend of € | Courbet wus referre nearly a | BEIX VILAS VIRSTS THE OMAHA DAILY been made miscrable bythe omplint of shippers regarding the damagel melons that tre found in the cars, “The boys of this countryli J'suidMe. Gilmore ¥ the trouble to | Ve nRAGG. The Ol Demoeratic consin Opene ight in owaterme U Agaln terday, * IC 0, Aug t Special T gram | old Vi L ¢ face roigh are awit sha. Barw and the stockman wot 1 shall be glad son - - - . about the d THROWN FROM THEIR CART | of polities, U s tho hdp people. B 1s and rectifer, and in c© h his iy amount of whisl gin through th ty. They run w boys sel ul pack nu 0 abi is an activeel boys have tal outof-the-way firmers, tof thode rguind gl mny o to do thework, bt~ that %1 the boys, {s | ROING !0 the Barvic s when | g Bt Two Accidentsat Areadia, AncAviA, Neb., August Speci toTne Bee.]—\Wiile a party men were bathing near the J nills, A,B. dmiso > of Ar P nt business e a inother | bridg the I prob: is watch in snes! it cros: strean into w supposel wasa very deep hole, but whick proved to be only t Lo fe Ho made a leap of f > 0 fift and | struck his head on 1 bottom, ine Juties ofthe pine which b 13 feared will prove fif Saturluy ever fooling wi 1 sliotizun wher as | and the full shot struck abe » ankle through th dical aid v caled fr-om the | onee andit was fomnd nece: 10 amput time the buildl Theboy is ¢ well. He on in I I'h > cof Arcadin's filled with hoxes dl Tt e healtn | Autom osafter the | WASHINGTON, Au of the pro- | Caldwell, fron the he had itwas found Invited a Conflagrt At9 last ht the fire deg called to ext [ smoulde s Demanded. railroad companies , withing ars with su | safety couplers as | men to go bety , | couple or uneouplet 8l s *s, 50 that the ced of trins 1 bythe engrivcer. The report sul d by the bill points out the feurful loss and limb by keepingin wse the link | land brake on fr | Puilding P ing pormit of bui , and says: “F road aceidents of thi teribled the nation must su dents from tigse ty Had a Sack of She e = . T (AT S e Qo e Convention at Atchison. d yosterlay by Olicer Haz SUBUES, (B pedal slreet vindict with asack | egramio Tus B > farmers’ alliance HABL “Wiho tilion 1o &6 shtsof Labor of this county metas thit he had five ople’s converition this afternoon and of them No. 8 and | nominated three democrats and one republi- | to have purchased | oy forthe county ofices and one democrat traveling and one republican for theleeislature. The | ~ il nanimously adopted the St. | Ting Devi i form and the Tollowing resolution John M inaddition i ey Resolved, Thatitis the sense of thiscan ven- ol keeping g tlon \h‘l 1vln 3 nominees Yrr Hu-lh L4 an‘-_ <pkies and pledied 10t 0 voto forthe returmo alled shortly afver | johr v I 10 the United States sonate. | Senator Ingails 1ives in thiscity, but is in ton just now andhis friends did not appear at the convention to interfere withits work in any ~, Kan, A Henry Ho srwise ki evices, - arest. - BARILLIAS SIGNS FG8 PEACE. He Fatifies the Protocl and Witl Protably Do Likewisc, vATIMATA (via City of Mexico), 5 uto Tne Bk plenipotentia bled Saturday for the last tine, ty in conf of M. Mizn W ASIINGION, of the committee on territories, letter before the senate rence coisistel | Secretary Noble transmitting a telegram Senor ngfsher, Oklahoma. The M. Reynaud, s that fully two-thirds of German and | need did; two-thirds of the farmers need scod ther with the | Wheal; many arnowin wantof fod with T al thae | 10 works notling to sdl and pospicts With Dr (“\_ “{‘ gloom Secretary Noble the depart- Al dele Nador they metat the | Menthas no resurees with which 1 rel sk den it palace T orderto Bove o o foe | the destitution wd therefore it Inid the in- Fishsnaiend, ‘“ s e pter: | formation before congress. The messige | Jvih Prestdit, Burillas andhis abine, ned by representatives of the interior | M il e T Ao o B iment, who had been sent to investigate | X R orivea thas. sy | the matter, &ia The Scalping Business, affairs, Sevor Samr Luke, Utab, August 25.—[Special higlly | Telegram to lere from Drmlue o, Tolav tie | Omala and Hurlbut from S to Spanish minister, willgo to Saladorto pre- | tonfer with General Fr Agent Ecc atter toProvisionl President thim i thenamcot thedipbmatic | business, whichhas recently grown to enor- WO S proyor of Central An General Br messige the people Josta Rica, signed the pi el ministers thes ks arrived here todayon atwo weeks, sty from Omana. He will inspect Fort Douglus in ref to the addition of two or thre conpanies of infatryand will | g0 bathingin the lake and camp out Steamship Arrivals. thampt y Verra, from New | asgow —The State of Nevada, from nd State of At Loudor uan from Boston AtPhiladélphia— | Lixerpool, The Sea Wing WS NGTON, 4 eral Dum | localins pector Investigation pector k.rn- has rectivedthe report of the | s whoinvestig ¥ | the Sea Wing, which capsized in Lake Pepin | | withsuch fatalreports. They find that Cap- KXt ateat ‘| tain Wetheren vioited the ordinance by deceased, Minchoste mag | SLAT #s Lo diin thotd 81 e Witiamet | proachin They therefore > unes A, Bridges, ) | cported to the od | nith, Woodward : John Francs, | States atto | <o} Aaron A, Abbey, ) 3 s Sk les, WaShi - - Y 1 Miller mya Nrw York, August 25.~By noon tomorrow Plymouth; Willium the brick int Il huve been used. sbue; lsaac Biel, | Six millin daily usel in M . Orig ) 1 Y City L klyn anl Jesey City, and s W. Som- Ymakers dong the Hudson and telphia have it off the su workmen of the three ditics hoy the Hudson river_man , and_this 8 { result. One hundrel A e i | co dto quit wor his liceo s ity bricks 1 lam Horor, WS w01 of e Cut Offa Constable'’s Head. Bor Crvy, August 23— At Beaver yesterday o number of Italims we While trying {0 preserve onder s Stodda and gut iva horri The Pupil B LCopyr Panus, Cable—Sp colled the Maste it 150 by Jimes Gordon Beniett. an_ establishm ~n< men have been me time past tumingout cau- ourbet, Thess bly done werles were and were put market b a2 Brussels 'y tpplicd privcipaly by two artists, wiom had been a pipil ind « wrbet. This litter has so well master's work that | bus . one of his forgeries was aceeqpted for the | 'maue iu 1859 Pasikaxilntis “o% T DuHe 0. ioa Awrested for Horse Stealing. - Forr Donar, Ia., August 25— [Spacial Tel Complete n w0 Tat Bee |-On advices from | The wor , Fred Keith was arrested today 1uthe crr Vien ViENNs, August toduy and was well at matad crps of the With 414,000,000 bushel: at and 000,000 bushels ot corn fair opened In the esti- who was 1,000,000 bushels' of succeeded in imitating b A Gre riage iy 556 Taies A gais and Fai and provabl ing In this 1 the Bro 1 the art tering hishead The Weather For Omaha and vicin For Nebraska—Fair, st oris ot ainst the walls ¥ ast. y~Fair; wirmer, xcopt local A Hoavy Custons 8elzar o Moxmeal, Ay T heseizire iwo of dollars - Mother and CE Tacona, Wash, Aug Mary Wi 1 by babe westerday Mrs, to ik Bk, |-A to Bostn part stroyed by fire ¢ 1ad compa Cot plosion oe nill in Pik: night and s whoan four will A Destructive € Ern Pasq, Aug oNZ ves 10 Killed, 23.—At 1son and inf afalling tre in_her it 1% t 2. car “loud st mnt neil. fam Tw Thirte A\jO‘Y Both the method and results vhen from | Syrup of Figs is taken; it ispleasant It and refreshing to the taste, and acts rently yet [»mnl]ully on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowe tem eflnctml.\', d aches and fevers and cures habitual Syrup of Figs is the constipation, pels colds, , clemses the sys head only remedy of its kind ever pro: duced, plexsing to the taste and ac ccptul)le to the stomach, prompt in his wrists toany eompetent chemat whow AUsd, onanalyls, prticlo of ale Gtothicr poisons In Swift"s AN EATING SOR" Henaeson, Tex. , Aug. 8, toen months 1 had an oating sore o & was treated by tha bost local obtalned 1o nlicf, tho soro gradus worse. 1 concluded finally to try wis entirely car Fou hinvo my chcerful pernies above atatement for(ho ¥ ©. B, Mol HE LATEST COLLAR AMUSEMEN 5oyd 5 Oper’a House )& HAYNES, M l\lulld.l\ ‘ln(l Tre l\, ,\"‘-'ul 5 and , ]‘BU%ELLS [}fll‘é' EDIANS Inthe Furce( y s s th CITY DIRECTORY Dime Eden Musee, WILTL LAWLER MANAGLIR TH AND NAM ST Grand Reopening .\}n-u'd W, THE WORLD IN WAX GLEASON'S oG CIRCL TWENTY CANINE ARTI Ona Dime Admits INTER-STATE EXPOSITIO (Coliseum Buil lin:.) September 22 To October 13, Omaha, Neb. Space or Privileges Address or Call on BELL & ROEDER - 404 Paxton Block. Room its action and truly beneficial in its eflects, prepared ouly from the most healthy and n‘;reeslflc substances, its many excellent to all and hnve made it the most Clothos Lina Clothes W ANTED _Azents to sl thy Pntow thout piris ies commend it pogulnr renedy known. yrup of Figs is for salo in 50¢ and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may mot lave it on hand will pro cure it pmmpl]y for any one who wishesto try it substitute. CALIFORNIA F16 SYRUP CO. SAN_FRANCIS: LOUSVILLE, K. 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Now that its manufacturers are drav the American publ the dest of all €OCO; ,itwill soon be app! as elsewhere all over the world, g the attention uf ince its invention, iated here as well All that the manufactur. standever ers request is simply one trial, or, still better, a compara. tive test with whatever other cocoa it may be; then'Vax Houre superiority, 's CocoA itself will convince It is because of lhis Znglish paper Helth, says : 2 Towoid the evil effectsof Tos a THENERof t he ) 1 is aSTRENG NO GURE! every one u( its great superiority that the “Omce tried, always used.” nstantly VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA, anda refroalsing an ing boverago. (82 e NO PAY. DrDOWNS ~ 1816 Douglas Street M Book (3 st Omaha, Neb. Passageto and from Groat Britein and al parts of Europe. Montreal-Uverponl route, by the s of St Law ro st ofal, Glasgow ta P of to and from + cxcelstor, Weakly saillngs. Wit Ay'te - Chicago, [ STATE LINE. GLASGOY, LONDONDERRY, BELFAST DUBI IN, LIVERPOOL & LOKDON, M NEW YORK EVERY THUR 0 $35 to §50, according to loca Staltroom. EXeursion 666 (0 §95. v trom Rarop AUSTINBALOWIN & B0, General Apents, W YORK. it 1 Noorey € AlL P\R) S‘( RI!TLY IFIS! CLASS LN pno Adtong wnd Finew in (he World. BEW YORK, LONGONDERRY AND GLASACW, ETIOPIA ) DEVONTA, Sept. 18 CLRCASSIA Ropt. 2) 1 Liverpool. Tho Co € Oct. 1sth CITY OF ioNE. | SALOSH, SECOND-OLASS AND STEERAGE h‘l? rfll 1SH, wm AND'RLL CONTH l'T‘RS GF CREDIT INO l’iRAFTS HENDERSON BROS., Chicagos at Owaha: Harey B Moore o W Vil 1P Deael, Brownell Hall,” SEMINARY for YOUNG LAD Corn T hand W OMAHA, = Hee 1 WORTHINGTON, Visiror ROBERT DOHERTY HE 27TH AY, SE R 17TH, 1830, to the Gfifi,’STi/j;%f*c*uele l‘alleve Establithea 1060 Bome o, COLUMB 1A, MONTICELLO. ew Furniture, New Pianos Beautiful Situatios W. A OLDHAY w Buildings, New Opens Sopt. 20 Full and Faonity. Doepart- ments for Englis tin, Gr ruan, ron Science, Musk Sond for Information MISS 1. N. MASKELL Principal GOUYIEY. 1LLINOTS, INSTITUTE OF OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART. WASHINGTON IGHTS, ILL, L | Tnstitute, 1he most)| Deautiful suburt hica Voungl Bqui pments, AmericanCorservarony Giceso CHTCRKICLNG WA LL, W AUBASIL AV, Al Mo sie, Dran Uniurp adled (r MILW AUI\EL LULLM ukee, Wi For cata nlmu udd O, R/ B e t. JACks0N BT JL‘ G LE |). GONSERVATBRV . ILLINOIS "5 - tments of Mus n Lane , Hiuo Arts, ete. K. ¥, BULLAKD, Jncksouville, 11k HIGAGOFEMALE COLLEG Morgnn ¥ ark(moarChleazo). Boarding| Sclioo foF GIFIS 800 ¥ oni T w10gue nddross 6. THAY D. or 77 Madison Strect, Cliicago, Ll Yorgan Park 111 ILLINOIS MILITARY AGADEM et Circular of HENRY J. 8 s A g Medin, Pa. Military Acndemy SO0, Brooke Hull giris. Ciriaiirs trog T FIGURE # 9. The 1), 9 wr dat ) man or woman n will make a long stay, w living will ever date @ tocuracnt without using the figuro 9. It stands the third plice in 1590, whwre it will remnin ton cars and then move up to second placs 1o 1600, whiere it will rest for one hundred years, Thereis another 9" whick hus alsocome to st Ttis unlike the figure 9 in our dates in ¢ that it has already moved up to fAiest place, where 1t will permanently remain. It is called the @' High Arm Wnoeler & Wilson Sey ie “No. 9" was endarsed for first pl rts of Europe ot the Puris Exposition of 1569, where the leading m it was awarded the only on to tamily sowi < on exlibit having recvived lo of gold meduis, ete * Fenpo 5 of the Ligion of Honor. 0" is not an old machine lig 15 an_entirely new muchi t Pans was awarded it o 0, nrd SYPH | LIS g By ige of i i . e Remeody 0000 for a cune ot care. CAUTTON 1o sat t) uey Btroeh, Ouaha. Nbraski