Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1890, Page 8

THE CITY. The bank clea l'\ll;:~3w~|l-v'llnyulmmln.‘(l to $779,1955. 97, Plumbing Inspector Dennis has filed a complaint against J. 12 Curtis, who secured o plumber's license and refuses to pny the fee. Chief avey leaves tomorrow night for o two weeks’ visit at Pine City, Mo, During his absence Captain Cormick will ommand of the police foree. nty Clerk O'M s is busy filling * the papers of 100 pensioners residing in this nity, this being the third quarter. The Wooodman & Ritchie company is the latest to file articles of incorpora- tion for the pury a storage and grain husine f i $500,000, with s k Woodiman, Frank | *hie and Charles L. Haryls ave the incorporators, iss Tone Pic 2223 Maplo strc has received a ¢ of parrots and a Mexican mockingbird from Monterey and Vera Cruz, through the kindness of W. L. Kc *onductor on the Mexican National raflroad. The birds are young and beautiful, with bright green and yellow hends. Louis Hansen, clerk at the St. Clair hotel, has filed an information charging Beauregard Miller with assault, Miller anda companion went to the hotel Tues: day night and wanted a room. The clerk demanded the pay inadvanceand after a few words Miller struck him, The d fendant was arrested, open a weck's opern house playing **Lost in L hony B and Tuesday; “Enoch Arden” and Friday and 1" Saturday mitinee and night. > opening piece, ““Lost in Lond ; success the last four 5 T'ho prices will bo popular, and 50 cents for reserved scats. for probate bequeaths all who is appointed Where, O Where? Oxamy, Sept. 4.-To the Editor of Tur Ber.—What has become of the crosswalks on Georgla avenue which were taken up by the pavers. Some of them were laid last earand were in first-rate condition, espee- ully those laid lengthwise of the strect, Canp, Bids for St. Joscph's Hospit Bids for the erection of the new St. Joseph hospital were opened at Architect Voss' fternoon. eight parties who have sub- mitted propositions for th sletion of the {nstitut ity who bid on different arts of the work. The bids are being exam- ned by Mr. Voss, Messes, John A, and James Creighton and S Alphonsa, Cure for Croup. —U Thomas’ tric Oil 3 irections, It is tacks of cold, painand inflammation, and injuries. ¢nant Ruhlen's Promotion The resignation of First Licutenant George Rublen as adjutantof the Seventcenth reg ment, cousequent upon his appointment and eommission. as captain and assistant quarter- master, has been accepted, aud Colonel Mizier takes occasion toexpress his acknowl edgnentof the zeal fidelity with which e discharged every duty and the uniform courtesy and_kindiess he displayed to every menber of the regiment. TNTE. Winslow's Soothing Syprup reduces nimation, while children are teething. Jottle, = Commander Veasey. ‘easey, commander in chief of the al Grand Army of the Republic will in Omaha this morning enroute for the state encampment, Grand Army of the Republic, at Grand Island. s Commander V s intention to ave goie by the way of St. Louis, but he was (orced to cha is prog : in favor of 4 wore uirect r ailure to make 1 tings, There will be a mecting of the Seventh waid Boyd & Bryan democratic club this evening at Park avenue. It will be . V. Gapnon and J. J. Points, r meetiug of the Sixth ward can “club this cvening a flag wit sted in front of the club rooms on Twenty-sixthand Lake streets, and several promirient speakers will address’ the meeting. Anong them Hon, Tom Majors, republican candidate forlieutenant goveraor, The Sixth ward buud will fumish music. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills, An important discovery. They acton the liver, stomach and bowels through the merves. A new principle. They speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, pilos and constipation. Splendid for men, women d children. Swmallest, mildest, sur %0 doses for 25 cents, Samples frecat Kuhn & Co.'s, 1ith and Douglas, e Hosp tal Necds. The county commissioners ave overlooking or wilfully neglecting to provide for a num- ber of Improvements or extras at the county building which are absolutely necessary bo- fore that noew institution can be oceupied These necessities ire barns, granevies, Side- Swilks et hesoare simply indisponsible, and yetnot astop hasas yet. been taken to rovide them, ‘The horses and stock of the arm must certainly have shelter, ‘The large amount of grain mustalso be vrovided with shelter, while the slightest rain makes the entire vicinity of the new building impassa- ble to pedestrizus, AL . §. Military Telegraph Corps. ie next annual reunion of members of the United States Military Corps telegraphers will take place at Kans: on the lith and 15th of the present month, is expected that quite anumber of the pioncer telegraphers of this section will go down in a body to the city o the Kaw. Omaba has a branch of the United States Mili Corps of which L. Korty ‘Is president; E. Rosewater, president, “and Charles W. Moore tho Western Unlon telegraph company, treasurer. Many of these reunions heretofore held in the casthave been largely attended by the leading lights of t ical world as well as by men of high sta other walks of life and telegraphy ) y. Kansas City this year prouises to outstrip all former re unions in point of programme and entertain- ment. A weak back, Wi noss over the Nips, is 4 sig neys. Use tho bost kidney ot which i3 Bundock Blood Bitte —~—— Th Oyawa, Neb.,.Sept. 4.—~To the Editor of Tne B In Tie EvENiNG Bee of Septom- ber 8, we, the boarders in the young women's bome, read an article that somewhat sur- Pprised us, There secms to have been a misstatement of facts in regard to tho price pad for rooms, board, ete, ¥or the benefit of the many readars of your peree wo would like to place before then the rue fucts in the case, Out of the tweniyor more boavders, not more than four pay less thau §1, the rest pay- ing from $4 t0 85 per week. We pay all that 1s asked and it is enough for the accommod; tions we recelve, for we have been and a very much crowded, being three and four in & réom, As w0 the board, we extend ono and all a cordial irvitation to step in unexpectedly and Lufl(e of the fareset before us, We would ave remamed silentregarding this matter bad it not been because of the article in last evening's paper, which, In justice to our- selves, calls for an explanation. e ——— Dylnk Excelsior Springs Missourd waters, NEBIRASKA WANTS An Attempt 0 Ftecord East Omaha on This Side of the River. The rumor that quite a large portion of the ground which has been platted, laid off into lots and improved by the East Omaha land company belongs to the city of Councal Bluffs as a park, once upon a time conceeded by the United States government, is simply laughed at by the oficers and owners of the East Omaha land company in this city. Mr, Byron Reeol said : “I'ie report I8 utterly senscless and perfectly ridiculous. It is not worth a moment's _consideration, the report being the worst of all fakes, T o uevery acre of the land for twentyfive years and have been over every acre of it every vear, 1f the park com- mission of Council Blufis ean develo - @ hundred something 1 brigiest lawyers iy the vered, then the city of meto it ‘Mayor Cushing, presideat of the company said “fhe governmentisn't in the business. It would requive an gress to do any thing of that sort. Tho su ocourt has decided the land is ours and s0s good authority as we want. 1will tell you, however, that we are taking steps to getthe laud placed in - Nebraska instead of Towa—for you remember that Pottawattamio county has scen fit to 1 constablesover there us sort of u firststep to puttingus under concluded Mr. Cushing, with , “there is nothing whatever in the report, and what is more it 1ooks to me 1o be nothing more or less thau black mail.’ Some of the herbs in Hall’s Hair Renewer, sparation for restoring the cand thickening the growth of the hair, grow plentifully in New Englind. RAILROAD NEWS, The Reduction on the Rock Isiand— Conductors' Wages. There is moreto the Rock Island's reduc tion of grin rates to a figare below that or- dered by the inter-state commerce commis- sion, than appears on the surfice. It was the flrst step toward what promises to be a freight rate war of large proportions, The trouble wus caused by the action of the Santa F'e and threatens to completely break up the agreement entered into in August by the managers of the roads between Chicago and the Missourl river and points beyond, This agreement provided that, by diversion orsuch othier means as the boara of chair: men of western associations may decide, each road should secure 3 fair ' proportion of the traffic and thus avoid ratecutting. Theagreement went intoeffe vanced on that day. It was soon that rates were béing cut, and an inv estig: tion showed that the Sante Fe_was getting the bulk of the business from IKansas City, The Rock Island made a complaint and the matter was re *d 1o the board of a tion, w ( 4 Fe to divert of its business to the Rock Island. This order has been disregarded, and the competi- tors of theSata Fe are considering the ad- Hility of smashing the newagreement and taking imdependent measures that will insure them a fair proportion of the business. C. St P, M. & O, Time Card, The St. Paul & Omaharoad is gotting out anew time carl forits Nebraska division to tuke effoct next Sunday, Sept. 7. No. 1, southbound,and No.¥,northbound night stock trains will meeb at son_and will connect there witha new night stock train from Nor- foli. I'he latter will leave Norfolk on ar there of ¥\ 5. M. V. night stock train’_No. from Black FIills, and will connectat Wayne with nigntstock train from Randolph braiich and at Waketield with night stocl train frox Hartington branch, thus giving all stoc shippers in that fegion a chance to reach South Omaha and Sioux City for early morning mar Conductors’ Wages. Tho passenger conductors of the Chicago & Northwestern have made a demand for an incresse of wages. They have been earning an a ageof 3 a month and want a sc running from $100 to $135 a month, Water HARD-HEARTED BROTHER., He Leaves His Sisterto be Buried as a Pauper. A sorry tale of abrotier's unfeehng con- duct toward an unfortunato sister was brought from the poor house sy County Agent Mahoney. It scoms that on August 21 a very attrac- tive young woman named Sophia Denuison, who bad been employed as adomesticin a private family on Swunders street, applied for admission to the sick ward of the poor house ina delicate state of health and without means, A few days later she gave prem: ture hirth to a child and We. y dicd. Wednes: 1 baving of being awellto-do farmer visited the poor house, was Alfred Dennison, juette, Neb., and was brothier of the dead givl. Afteru few has! regarding the circumstances of h death, Dennison said that le bel his sister had money and if she had, thought he wanted 10 find it, inferring that he might as well have itas well asany of the t of her relatives, Mr. Mahoney suddenly broke in upon the strain of the really cold, mercenary talk in which tho umnatural biother inmdulged so glibly, by suggesting that it would b well for bim toarvange for other than a pauper burial forhis sister, Atthis Dennison’s nose became offended, He said, in effect, that he didn’t propose to squanderany money getting bis sister . the ground, “adding that he wasw't able unylow. He then took his depar Mr, Mahoney says he has ascertained th the girl had &40 in Some bank in the ity a: thatit he canfind it bewill give hera re- spectable funeral. There is nothing like Dr. Thomas Ecl Ol to quickly curea cold or relieve bLoarse- ness, Written by Mrs. M. J. Fello vs, Burr Oalk, St. Joseph Co,, Mich, FOOLISH “CON" MEN, They Lack Success and Are Landed in Jail, W.R. Lewisand 8. M. Meyers are two young men who like to Yinve plenty of money, but they don't take kindly tothe idea of working for it, ' thought they would provedazling additions to the rauks of the confidence stars of the country, and concluded to tiy to worka “‘con’ game at the county fair, They provided themselves with sey- eral lictle padlocks, some of which would open with a neatly contrived little device, and others could not beopened atall. Their plan was to show how tooen them, and whena salo was effected pam off one of the locks ~ that would mot open At this juncture a “capper” wonld step up to the verdant purchaser and offer o bet that le could notopenit. As the purchaser hud pre- yious) y d with_the one held by the salesman, it was not difiey W get bets and the business was the : Prosperous. All went well until Sergeant Sigwart and Detectives Dempsoy and Savaze saw whit was going on, after which arrests quickly follow When arr d before Judge Helsley, the men acknowladged their business, but denied having caughtany suckers. As one of th had §117 and the other §10 in cash, the cour discredited the latter statement and gave then cach thirty days in the county jail, DIED. HANNAN—Albert James, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Hannan, Wedp esds 5 p. m. Funeval will take place Friday ut?p. m. from the residence, 138 S, 85th street 1o Holy Sepulchr cemetery. Oooo&—-Deu\.lous, made la THE OMAHA DAILY BEF, FRII)AY EPTEMBER 5 TV ODROPSTUW ARD TARTARUS Thrilling Experience of Workmen on the Webster Street Sewer. DISCOVERY OF A SUBTERRANEAN ROAD. How the Shirking Contractor Was Compelled to Comply With the Specitications—City Hall Bids, An undergronnd railroad in Omaha, Isn't that news to youd ily, verily ! A system of undergronnd vatlroad was discovered, and to it was called the attontion of the board of public works by Reeves & Co, now engaged upon city sewer The construction of the road is, i many respects, as porfect as thatof the celebrated underground systems of London and Paris. Tthas an excellent rondbed, and a superior quality of ties and steel rails. Newsof the discovery created a genuine seusation when received y the board, and resulted in Birkhauser jumping into his buggy and driving immediately to tho spot. The discovery came about in this way A gung of ‘men intheemploy of the firm mentioned was at work constructing a s ), on_Fourteenth street had dug down toa depth of about five feet when suddenly the bottom gave way and dropped a distance of three and_a hall orfourfeet. Then it remained stationary for less than o minnte when it took another drop, dropping intowhat seemed tobe an almost bottomless pit. After the final giving away the men in the ditch hap- pily found themselves not lost in the dark abyss below butriding railroad ties, steel rails and protuding switch handles, ete. Theyalso found themselves sca their lives, Trembling like so many o leaves, the gangof big, hard-flsted, "dir grimmed feows climbed out and way from what camo so near being their premature burlal place,and then an fuestigation was made, Cautiously approaching the treacherous sides of the excavation, and peering in they suw_ what had every appearance of belng & cction of well coustructed lineof under. nd railya When Chaivman Birkhauser arrived he was wholly disinclined todo any romancing over the revelation. On_the contrary, ho sisted that the best thing the fo charge of the worie could do was to les uliting on the mystery to those with more nd immediately set to work on his con tract by putting in the sewer The foreman concluded to adopt the chair- man’s suggestion and procecded with his work. It was found that the abyss was not so bot tomless as it had appeared to hin and his men at the time of the excitement. The fact was ascertained, however, that the presence tem of railroad would not only hin- der the work but would also_cguse 1oss to the company proseeuting the wor lo fron the facts noted above, i od that the prosecution of wor contract had resulted in o g ot w between the foroman and the ¥ or. Wednesday . afternoon the 1 whois one of the oldest and is considered one of the most com petent inthecity’s v, dis ad that the wors was not bein P d o llx lone difre 3 x mply and the ins p the work stoppe foreman refused to comply with th and the inspector put off post haste for Birkhause The chairman visited the scene of dispute aud came very near ruling the forenan oft of public worl: i formed a Beg: “The fact of the matter is, hauser, ‘‘these contracts ave being lower figures than has ever before been the case in Omaha. Men are taking con figures which T know to a positive certainty will scarcely let them outeven, to s nothing of & profit. With such a state of affairs it very easy that contractors must work in mator mll wandthen that is con- travy, or, tobo plainer, is inferior to that ealléd for in their contractin order to live. For this reason we haveinstructed all in- spectors to be doubtly watch fuland exacti Only the other day the boa P tractor pull up o work and do it all over ain. y lose several hundred doiluts on the contrac but that is his business and not the boar In Town andHamlet The sceds of intermittent and bilious _remit- tent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community » it. Tn populous wards of lar i 0 causes it, and in their suburbs stagnant pools in sunken lots breeds it. Thore is at remedy and o ns of prevention is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which is with: out peradventure, the most potent antidote in existence to them: al viras, prtified with this incomparable, saving specific, miasmatic fufluences may be encountered with absoluto impunity. Disorde tomach, liverand bowels, begotten by mimsm-tainted water, orany other cause,succumb to the ben ficent corrective named, ney and bladder troublés ¥ r i ble by its use when it is given persistent trial. ——— WANT THE JOB. AVhat Contractors Are Willing to Finish the City Hall For, In response o the call forbids to inish the interiorof the city hall now iu course of ercction the council has received a number of propositions which the committéeon build ings are now tabulating. Some of the bids give agrand total for the cost of sp Kinds of work, while others contain condi tions which will require some figuring to ascertiin their relitive standing, The bid of John F. Coots, alone covers all the worlks required in the interior and with the contract for the exterior of the structuro which hie is now erecting, will place the cost of the building & > Limit 10 tho cost by the ordinance of the council is §300,- 00, The bids ave as follows: PLAIN AND FANCY PLASTERING. Waters & Humshir Geovge Ailon & Bro o Adamunt Wall Plaster Co. THE WHOLE TH1NG, John ¥ Coots, material and labor to smplete the'inter PLUMBING AND GAS-FIT LN William H. §pelman 4.0, Hunnlgan....... liussey & Day Co...0000 STEAM HEATING Willtam 1T 8pelmin...o.vovive vreen s 18 77 John & Co 30 () Buker & Smith, Chicigo ORNAMENTAL Winslow Tros. Tte uperior axoctionce for more than of the wront and MoAt llealt lime or aluim. d ouly incans. PUICE BAKING POWDER €0, How York Chicaso, Bid Yrauclaod 84 Lowl Wik noss and Tsbsed upon facts. EachrSeason Has [ts own peeudiar malady ; but with the blood malntained b stat of uniform vigor and purity, by (e wse of Ayer's Sarsaparills, the system readidyadapts itself to changed conditions, Compased of the alteratives and tonies, and belng highly concentrated, § it fs the most effective and suomieal of alf blood medicines. “ For some ycars, at the return of spring, 1 had serious trowble with my kidneys. I was unable to steep nights, and suffered greatly with pains du the small of my back, I was ‘also afllicted with headache, 10ss of appeiite, and indigestion. These symptoms were iich worse last spring, especially the trouble with my ba A friend persuade me o use Ayer's Sarsaparilli. [ began taking it, and my troubles all disappeared. Mrs. Genevra Belanger, 24 Bridge st. Springlield, Mass, Ayer's Sarsaparilla PREFARKD DY DR.J. 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The Nebras} but also provide for thousands of new patrons. for a great increase in our business We are proud of it, and if you see it you will say we have reas We have made great exertions to get up a stock of goods, that would be worthy of a Clothing Company that will not only accomodate our vast army of old customers, Omaha's census returns warrant us in looking To people unacquainted with Ovr house, Fine clothing means Hicu Pricep clothing. such we extend a cordial invitation to call and examine Ot We are anxious to convince them that there is no need of paying exorbitant prices Open until 8 P. M. Goobs and How Tuey Are MARK Nothing advertises a Clothing To this we attribute in a gre We shall continue the same policy this Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets. CGome and See Us. AND GIVE US THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING YOU THE FINEST ASSORT- MENT IN OUR LINE THAT WE HAVE EVER PLACED UPON OUR TABLES. 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CAMILO AKGUEL 3 Doth wuilemen ot bigh standing, CAPITAL PRIZE, $60,000. 0nly 60,000 Tickets! Cnly 60,000 Tickets! WHOLE TICKETS §4, HALF TICKETS §2, QUARTLR TICKETS, 1 l Prize of $60, 000 Prize of 10,000 of 0,000 B0 Prizes of 100 Frizes of 200 Prizes of Approxi; 100 Prizesof § 50 cach 100 Priz 100 Prizes of Terminal Prizes, £09 Terminals to 260 000 Prize of #20 cach. Wi Terwinuls to 810,000 Prizo of #10 sach, 1914 Prizes amounting to e tho kned, hereby n Chihimbun his on ik ing Yument o all prizes druwn | We turther certify that nrra und in p o with b il pariic JOHN 8. MOSBY, Commis CANILO ARGUEL Bupervisor for the Goy /1 any ticket drawing n prize 1a u fuce valug will be colle 4 Elaai iy Hioxsow, Pres. Bl Paso Natiounl Buik, EI Puio, Tey TH WAN For club rates or any other info the undersigned, stating your ope bearing yo MEXICAN INTERNATIONAT, BANKING CO., City of Juurez, Mexicos ‘ NOTICE. oSend remittanoes for tickets by ordinary let ug Moner Ordor. isaued Ly a1l expros o York Excin k draior you NATIONAL NG Co, Of Jusrez, Alexico, via l]ruo.?-. . We will show them that we can give them as fine goods and of as good workmanship as they can get any where and that we can save them considerable moncy on their clothing purchases. The greatest saving we can show you is on Boy's Clothing. House more than to sell these goods close, and for the past few seasons we have made it a rule to sell Boys' and Childsen’s Clothing at merely nominal profits, measure the rapid growth of our business. will offer in our Boys' Department bargains which you cannot get elsewkere. schools we have prepared a stock of goods second to none in the country and we promise to save you not 250 or 50c, but positively $2.00 or 83.00 on every good suit which you need for your boy. Sdturd(ly at 10 P. M., Nebraska Clothing Co,: son and For the opening of the Institute 3 cloariy, ty, Sireet and Number, More rapid encloaing an vav,