Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1891, Page 8

HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MAY 22 SIDNEY DILLON'S ~ PROMISE, Ho Bays the Union Pacific Railway Will Btand by Omaha. WILL INCREASE THE SHOP FORCES. Works at Grand Island and Lincoln to be Enlarged—Mr. Dillon's Tour of Inspection— Rall Notes. Sidney Dillon, in conversation with a B man yesterday morning said that the Union Pacific road would stand by Omaha. 1t had been decided, he said, to increase the capacity of the Omaha sk to again manufacture car wh here aud t) reestablish the foundry on a larger busis than of old. The working force would be correspondingly increased to meet the growing demauds made upon the Omaha shops. This demand had not been properly met in recent ' oiicy would also obtain, ho snid, at nand Grand Island. Shortly after tho Adams’ regime assumed control the working force at the latter points was cut down to an extent that those towns were considerably crippled. The merchants of those towns will be gratified to know that the old order of things will be resumed Mr. Dillon was asked about the status of the brigge and union depot case. He suid that nothing couid bo done for Omaha_until the suit of the Rock Island egainst the Union 8 Pactfic had been adjudicated. The court would not reach it for a few months, But Mr. Dillon assured Tur. Bre man that there was no disposition to cripple Omaha, and he hoped that matters would soon be adjusted whereby work could s00n proceed on the unfon depot. He saw the extreme need of the improvement here, as did also the new directory of the rond Union Pacific Changes. Assistant General Manager Dickinson states that he should not wake any further changes before . his departure as one of President Diilon's party. He inti- mated that some changes might te looked for during Lis absence, It is rumored about H. Baldwin, jr., headquarters that W. who was_assistant 1o Vico President Holcomb, will resign within 8 few days and leave the servico of tho ° company to enter the ce of the Pullnan Car company as ndent. Mr. Bal a man of abili pleased at bis Suc jsition al understanding about head s anong hoso familiar with rail- s, that t f superintendent obraska division will b tho next to ganized. This offico has been u acting superintendent since the new management took charge of the road and it has been understood all along that Mr, Blickensderfer would be cut off to make room for another. Among thoso who have been c sors to Mr. Blick- \ an old-time railrond man and a staunch friend of the prosent ad- ministration, i cded to have the inside vrack, ho has been much talked of n this ¢ on is R. R. Sutherland, the present a ant superintendent .of lhl Ne- raska d Both these gentlemon are practi men and both have a large' circlo of friends who would bo glad to seo them advanced, Among the slutes which have been prepared one naming Mr. Nichols as superintendent and Mr. Sutherland ay his assistant i» ve- garded with considerable favor. of the be e filled b « at Work. Thomas Orr was duly installed as chief clerk in the ofico of Assistant General Manager Dickinson, as announced in Tur Bee Monday last. It was intended originally that the appointment should take effect June 1, but Mr. Dickinson will accom- pany Presidént Dillon on his trip of inspec- tion and will probably be absent about three wecks, and for that reason Mr. Orr was in- stolled as stated. Mr. Coykendall's oficial position does not cease until June 1. Mr. Coykendall will leave Omaba witiin a short time and will go into commercial busi- ness in Chicag Will Accomp Dill n, President Marvin Hughitt and General Manager J. N. Whitman of the Northwestorn arrived in the city yesterday and wero in consultation with President Dillon of the Union Pacific on matters connected with both roads. ™ have our doubts on y could,wo belioy be to ask masters al Haller's Barbed Wire 1 15 unequalled for cut Tn fact, horses fai is subject, but if their first words would p a bottle of nt on hand. It hruises and sprains, v for it. VAN \?\'( K's SPEECH, He Tells the Cinci nati Convention of Prosperity Ahead. Wednesday evening General Van Wyck delivered a churacteristic address before the Cincinuati political convention, The Nebraska statesman declared the as- sembling of the delegates was the legitimato result of the volicy pursued by the old polit- ical parties during the past quarter of a ce: tury. It had culminated in a general upris- ing among tho representatives of diversified industries of the country. The musses, ho thought, were propared 1o scek redress ng- gressively, not by fire or dynamite, but with the ballot. General Van W, red that while the democratic par treo silyer, in trath it would be governed by the volicy of Wall street, which was always opposed to the interest of the people, The ropublican party he thought no less venal, and favoring wealthy corporations and mil- lionaires. Ho was satisfed that the Me- Kinley tariff measuro was not in the interest of the people and that the rugged rights of the tiller of the soil could be secured only through independent political action g “ coneluded his remarks by quoting from | Harrison's wessage of 1841 opposing a'ic inancial basis for the governmeut., - The Ladies "l'“gll“‘llv Tho pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which ladics may use the liguid it laxative, Syrup of under all_con- u ditions make it their favorite remedy, It is pleasing to tho eyo und to_ the taste, gentle, liver yet offectual in acting on the kidneys, and bowels. Evangelical Lhe session of the coufs the angelical Lutheran synod of Missouri, Ouio and other states, in N a, was well attended Wednesday and Thursday, The discussion in the morning of both d was mainly doctrinal. Rev. E. Fiach led the con- fereuce in treating the quostion on the ne- cossity of investig ting there piritual condition of such who wish to participate in the holy commuadon. All were convinead of this ne- cossity since such is and bas always been tho practice 1 the Lutheran church which ad- heres unswervingly to the unaltered A, burg con ion, The discussion was spirited and interesting throughout, The afternoons were dovoted to practical questions and church work, us the best moth ods of gathering thoe dispersed members of the church aud extending the same. The following were present: J. £, Baum- gartner, Watertown; J. Hilgendorf, Arling- rence: ropres ton; L. Beudmn, Nie- mann, _ Wisner; 0. Von' amin- wgen, Bennington; M. Wind, illard; E. Holm, Creston: N. Huesemann, Papillion | H. Miessler, Columbus: J. . 8, Her, Omaha, J. Hoftmann, Battle Creek; E. Dennmger, Madwson; K. Wentz, Klair; W. Baeder, Schuyler ovich, Broken Bow; G. Bul linger, ay § Kubuest, Lyous; W. Adams, Solut; A. Lenthauser, Cedar Bluffs; E. Duerr, Ashton; E. Flact, Serib- ner; J. P. Miller, Norfollk; A W. Bergt, Hooper; A. Hofius, Fontanelle; H. Scha. backer, St. Miclael; H. Westphal, Ains- worth; J. E. Frise, Owaha; W. Harms, Bancroft, A S Smalln sice, eroat i rosulta: ‘1:;\.\‘“‘;.' Little Early Risers. t pill for Con: tion, best ’y Sick Headache, best for Sour Blomach, SOUTH OMANA. Royally Entertained. Courts Magic City, Teutonia, Prokop Velky and Skandia, Independent Order of Foresters, gnve High Chief Ranger Patrick Cummings, High Secrotary T. W, Saunders, High Medi- cal Examiner J. C. Johnson, M. D, and Director William Kilpatrick of Chicago a royal reception and entertainment in Anclent Order of United Workmen hall, Wednesday evening. The local Foresters are very enthusiastic over the meeting and predict much good for the order by the visit of the ofticers of tho high court. Tho high digni- taries expressed themselves as much amazed Atthe solidity and growth of South Omaha as delighted with their reception and enter- tainment. Big Packing e Showing. The Cudaby packing company has just ls- sued a card giving statistics of its business from November 1, 1800, to May 1, 1891, shows the enormous business of nearly $15,« 000,000 per ‘year. Itemized, the ements are as follows Totul distributive s les 7,062,050 uber of employes ... eus are as follows: O bulldings res; floors, sixty-six acres. und co'd Ive ac le 53,864 killed 4087 1 170 Pork mude, ali kinds, barrls 2317 Reef made, all kinds, barrels 0,134 Lard made, all kinds, pounds 13,310, y meats made, all kinds, 24,702,160 Kiod meats made, all kinds, 16,626,005 Canned meats maae indspounds 418,102 Smoked meats wade. all kinds, pounds 11,0:5,810 Fertilizers made, pounds 1057000 T South Omal of United Wor ncient Order men, will ¢ ate its third anniversa; t Tuesday evening by a social and entertainment in the lodge rooms, Twen- ty-sixth und N streets, Notes About the City. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sipe of Cambridge City are visiting their son, Joseph V Pour Sipe. children of Chester A. Evans, who en down with measles, are mending. 1 Tho adjourncd congregatioral meeting will bo held in the Presbyterian church this even- ing. David L. Vincent, an_active merchant of Burlington, la., is visiting friends in the city. Major J. W. Paddock of tho Union Pacific ds. “Alargo delogation of local Foresters will £0 to Omaha this evening to attend the ban- quet and reception tendered the hight court ofticers. The heavyweight ten-round prize fight be- tween William Walker, the big blacksmith, and the unknown will take pluce tonight in Germania hall. James B. Smith, the local champion wing shot, is over at Des Moiues, la., attending vernment director ailroad, wus at the the state shooting tournament and is win- ning laurels and prize The ladies of the Fivst Christian church tho postponed peanut. social this the S nh\h church, The infant son, aged nine months, of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Laitner, Twenty-first and £ streets, was buried in St. Mary's cometery at 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon. Trafic Manager J. 8. Knox of the Cudahy packing company, who has been spendiniz soveral months {u the south, particularly at Hot Springs, Ark., for his health, has re- turned much improved in health, James Perry Jones and Miss [dna Frost tly married e : » trus o & Keily. arming young Tho young couple are re- ulations of many friends. st is_oue of the s of the city. ceiving the con i The Paxtoa Hotel Five Did not effect the hotel proper in any way 50 1 10 interfero with the operation of the house. Only the annex was dam- aged and guests have been cared for without the interruption of a single day. BURGLARS . GROWING BOLDE R. N merous Kobberies and Tilltappings Reported to the Police. The police received the usual number of complaints of burglaries and robberies yes- terday morning. J. Nelson & Co., of 1470 South Sixteenth street, found their front door open and dis- coverod that burglars had been there during the night and robbed the till of $4 in money. The visitors had apparently forced the door with put, littlo trouble. C. aw's place at 518 South Sixteenth street, also entered, the thieves getting in through the transom over the back door. They secured a box gf cigors, ‘The crooks did a bold job at the Washing- ton hall saloon, 418 south Eighteen streot, which is run by Wm. Neve. Four men rushed into the place, and whilo two of them held revolvers at the head of George Benson, the bar tender, one of tho gang opened the till aud sccured about #40 while the other went through Benson's pockets, securing £ in money and an open face silver watch val- ued at §1 ‘The robbers were all young men rently about 22 years of age. The job hurriedly completed, and the quartette 1t again and wus soon out of sight. rcher and Fred terday afternoon sus- pected of being implicated in the Washington hall saloon robbery. Georgo Bensen, the barkecper, was sent for and the prisoncrs brought before Lim one ata time, but he failed to identi| ny of them as his assail- 5 gave their occupation as hands_looked as if they A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. No other baking powder does such worle. o Do you know that you can buy a chimney to fit your lamp that will last till some acci- dent happens to it ? Doyou knm\' that Macbeth’s “pearl top " or *‘pearl glass " is that chimney ? You can» have it—your dealer will get it—if you insist on it. He may tell you it costs him three times as much as some others, Thatis true, He may say they are just as good. ‘Don't you believe it— they,may be better for him; ke the breaking. he may-ike 08 SEARERE: oo This | l EPISCC PAL F DS, Local Interest in the Diocesan Meet- ingat i vin. The discussion in the council of the Epis- copal church at Lincoln regarding the div fon of the general funds of the church be- tween the original Nebraska diocese and the diocese of the Platte has awakened consider- ablo interest. A leading member of the Episcopal church in Omana said: ‘It would seem to me that Bishop Graves is reasonable in his desire to have a share of the endowment and missionary funds traus- ferred to the treasury of the dio- cese of the Platte, for he holds that a considerable vortion of these funas was contubuted by the peonle residing in what is now the diocese of the Platte. Bishop Worthington, I believe, holds that the general funds skould he retaived by | the original diocese of Nebraska, for the rea- son that the salary of B iraves is paid by the general mi L rom outside of the state, whereas his salary has to be HAILF PRICEKE SALR NN, NE— BALBRIGGAN AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR. grnnmncr Monday we will offer 125 dozen of fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 38¢ cnch in all sizes, 34 to 44, in a natural mixture, French finished neck, and in every respect a regular 75c garment. This great value will be on sale until the lot of six cases are sold. orders promptly filled, but must be accompanied with sufficient postage. Lot No. 2---We will offer 100 dozen of Men's fine gauze Shirts, made French neck, pearl paid by the dioceso of Nevracken. Thero are | huttons, and full size, 34 to 44, at 25¢ each. Other dealers pay more for these goods than we sell ad by o ok " “shen Work: | them for. Send in your mail orders; they will receive the same care in our mail order depart- arof this dioceso by unetng wat e | ment that any customer would in our store. 0 ese of the Platte.” These funds at present aggregate about £40,000. Iam of the opinion that if the divis ly Lot No. 3---150 dozen of regular cut gauze Shirts, sold all over the city at 35c and 40c. Wa will offer at this sale the entire lot at 15¢ each. See display in our Douglas street show windows, REDUCED PRICES on all lines of finer grades of Underwear. We are overstocked n this department, and have inaugurated this sale with a view to reduce some large lots. Continental Clothing House, CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREETS, The Liargest Gloflnn(] House West of the Mis jon is not made by the council the DoWitvs Little pill ever m time. None Risers, Best littlo constipation every Use them now. - s Will Feast. The members of the [ndependent Order of Foresters in this city and South Omaha will | give u recention and banquet at Metz hall on | South Thirteenth street Friday night in | honor of High Chief Runger Cummings, - Never had a preparation @ mora anp#op. umo than Ayer's Hair Vigor. When capillary glands become enfecbled by age, or neglect, this dressing im- parts renowed life to the scalp, so that the hair assumes much of its youthful fullness and beauty. sippi SIS " GRAND SPECIAL. Twice cach year, once in the fall and once about this time in the spring, we arrange a grand benefit sale of Clothing for our customers. This we do for a two-fold purpose: First, to show, in a measure, our appreciation of the magnificent support accorded us by the citizens of Omaha and the west since the day we opened, and sccond, to create a grand and lasting advertisement for our store. = Every man who takes advantage of the sale which we began on WEDNESDAY MORNING and who will tell his friends of the wonderful bargain he gets, is by far the best advertisement we can get., and we intend to have eighteen hundred such advertisements talking for us in the next ten days. . We have been preparing for this sale (and the sales to follow) for weeks. Our buyer has scoured theweastern markets day after day for bargains ¢as a scourer he beats Sapolio). He has bought twenty-five suits of one kind, fifty of another, a hundred of another, a hundred and fifty of another, and so on, making a grand total of = 1800 SUITS. These Suits have been selected with great care. i~ They come in sacks and frocks. @; They come in all sizes, from 84 to 42, They come in dark colors, medium colors and light colors. 3 There are suits for young men, suits for middle-aged men, and suits for men who sit in v the “bald head” row. There are suits for the laboring man, the mechanic, the merchant and the professional man. Not a suit in the entire lot but what is worth a full grown ten-dollar bill, most of them worth twelve to fourteen dollars, and many are worth up to fifteen dollars. We have put'the entire eighteen hundred suits in onegrandlot, and for ten days,beginning Wednesday morning, you can take you pick for Remember we are going to sell eighteen hundred suits in the next ten days—a hundred and eighty a day—and we always make a success of our undertakings. NEBRASKA CLOTHING CO) CORNER DOUGLAS AND FOURTEENTH STREETS. MOORES | l [ AMUSKEME BOYD ] SUNDAY, MONDAY und TUESDAY, NT ‘NO CURFE! NO PAY. 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I speak from personal experi- D raving used it n Jun. 15t 1591 ald, on rocelpt of CLAKENCE BOY. DESY tyroe ln E. Bent by express, cl por boitle, B uets by the Fiv Abt's Dissolving Views, Variety Entertalument y A, SOLD LY ALL DRUGGISTS, 2 I can testify of B Friduy, Ludloa' Bon vouis Duy. Gl : S ‘OnM rreat beneficial results, )| W 1 | 5 = | reagachbLly, PLANTS AND CUL FLOWERS. NEBRASKA ANTIHONY JACODS, Evangelist. General collection of piunts and cut flowers . : l B k Moore's Tree of Life. & positiva cure for Kidnoy | al \d. Floral designs, bouguet s DR. BAILEY, gt s g e e | ettt el | National Ban Graduate Dentist, | Treeof Lite. tiie Great Li als w4 inliy, - and sent (o any - part ofthe U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, N1 5 'wamen, L b | state. * Price list tree. — Discount to under- | o yer PEFOSITORT: OR&GG 00 (g 1prescr boltand foel sate 2 | ukers on funcral work. Teleohono, #4 ' Mool ding 1t e Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, 62,800 Ofticers and Diroctors--Henry W. Vates, Prositent: Yeqin 8. oed. 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