Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1891, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY, BAS LOTS OF GOOD REASONS, Fifth Ward Kickers’ Olub Finds Plenty to Grumble Abont, COUNCIL INVESTIGATIONS DISCUSSED. R0t Batiafled with the List of Regis- Appointed— Fifth Ward Re- publicans and Eighth Ward ts Meet. trars moc Tho members of the Fifth Ward Kickers' €lub were in their elements last night and founa numerous reasons for exercising their Kicking propensities, The attendance was unusually large and the time was divided with the members of the Firth Ward Repub- cko spoke upon the subject of 1 council boodling. He stated that 3t pained to think that such serious pharges had been preterred against Mr. Con- hd the councilman from the Fifth ward. Whiie it might not be true that he was guilty, Mr. Conway was in a position where e should be subjected to & most thorough pad searchir tigation E. C. Erfling thought that the club should ostpone action until the council had passed udgment Mr. Schnacke would be wrong. g inves thought a postponement he investigation upon the part of the council was simply for effect and outward sh Mr. 1 appear before the voters and taxpayers of the Fifth ward anu declare his goilt or inaocence. 1f he was innocent his honor should be restored by his constituents, but if he was guilty ue should suffer the consequences. Will Give the Council a Chance. Jacov Counsman said the council had called a meeting to whitewash the whole fi niture deal. The proposed comitiee of t ion would simply provi be ridiculous to think of .I sitting as a court to pass uvon jat he had committed. The proper would be to call a grand jury ana get 8t the bottom facts. No matter whose votes elected the men, they were responsible to the taxpayers of 'the whole city. Conway should not be picked out simply because ho “ifth ward man. 7The matter should cnough to reach all of the accused ncilmen Schinacke could not expect anything icil investigation, as it woula elegant job of exvert white- The people of the Fifth ward had Mr. Conway, and he should ex- Conway shou! washing claims on plain. Joseph Redman insisted that tho club #hould do nothing until the council nad taken action iu the premises. Let the coun- cil show its hand, ana it the whitewash act ‘was carried out, then the club shouid take boid of the matter. Upou motion of Mr. Kedman club action was daferred unul next Friday night. Mr. Erfling spoke enthusiastically of the work of the Real Estate Owners' association ng with the South Thirteenth strect grade matter. Mr. Red thought the association had porformed its duty and suggested that the club drop that feature. The members of the ub agreed with Mr. Redman Kirked on th Just after Mr. Redman marks Mr. Schnacke registered anotber dck. He suid that the mayor and council ad named tho vegistrars aud not an inde- ndert’s name appeared upon the list. The r!ckurs bad broad views and should not Ptoop tosuck partisan ideas. The independent party was a party and should be entitled to ¥epresentatio Mr. Kedman declared that he was not an Independent, but stood upon the broad plat- forw of tne kickers, and wanted to see equal ded to every man or party. unsinan offered a resolution asking the council to reconsider its action and give Yho independents some repres: ion. X W. A. Saunders opposed the resolution. [f the mayor and councii saw fit to make any ‘change, ouly republicans would be laken from the lists of the registrars. » Mr. Counsman replied that it was a part of the plau of the mayor and council to choke put the independents. Mr. Saunders offered the mayor and council be compelled to ap- oint one republican, one democrat and one ndependeut upoa each Board of Registration in each precinct As amended the resolution was adopted. Fifth Ward Republicans. M. Buchman moved tuat the Kiskers' eclub adjoura. Tbe motion prevailed, and the Fifth Ward Republican club took 'hola of business. v.ith Preaident Bolln in the chair. The committee to look up and secure club uarters was given additional time in which report. ! "Upon motion of M. A. dent appointed M. A. Registrars. concluded his an amendment that Currier, the presi- Curner, G. W. Hol- brook, Dennis Lane, Louis Lazarns, Joseph edman and W. Butler a committée to so- cit mombership. The proposition to elect the delogates to th(‘uvunl\ convention alternates to tue city gonventicn and the delegates to the city con- yention terat to the county convention, vas defeated by a large major It was, owever, decided to hold both primaries on the same day, but to elect soparate sets of delegates. :hth War'd Democrats, The Eighta Ward Democratic club held a short but lively business meeting last night in Shroeder's hall at Twenty-fourth and Juming streets, The annual election of officers was the first thing in ovder aud resulted as follows George J. Sternsdorff, president; William Hughes, vice president: James P. Connolly. Secretary; J. H. Schmilt, treasurar; C. F. Williams, A, Houser, Georgo Sieb, W. L. right and Fred ' Weymuller, executive eommittee. ¢« A.D. Green expounded the true inward- Poss of the Australian ballot law and also ponounced himself as a candidate for the Pftice of justice of the pea Delegates to the judicial convention were then named as follows: F. C. Riebe, Michael Butler, F. (. Williams, James P. Connolly, . C. Guiltoil, F. C. Weymuller, George Sich. he delegates were instructed 1o appoint al- ternates in case they could not attend them- pelves. A committee was then appointed, consist- fng of J. C. Guilfoil, F. C. Riebe and J. H Schmidt, for the purpose of iustructing the elub upon the practical workings of the Aus- tralian Law It was decided to hold the regu meotings of the club on Saturday Bchroder’s hall, ptreets, Those who desired to euroll themselves as members of the club were given un oppor- tunity to do so, after which several of those present mado spread eagle remarks prophesy- ng democratic victory on all sides, and then the members sought their homes Sivth Ward Kepubli Ata meeting of the Sixth Ward Repub- lican club beld last night the largest sudi- ence of the seazon was present. The com. mittee on jrbilee meeting reported much success in” disposing of tickets, procuring peakers, etc. Nearly all the state oficer Bxd & large delegation from Lancaster county ill be present. Permixsion was granted Mr. Specht to use the cluv's historic eagle on “Gorman day." ¢ A glee club will be present at future meet- Ings of the club, ready for business. G. W. Ambrose will douato a sufiicient autity of pocket folders with & synopsis of the Australian ballot law for the uso of the mombers of the club, C. Speeht will construct voting booths for the club, aud a school of lustruction iu Australl stem will be commenced A caucus of the repablicans of tne ward will be held at the club room on next Friday Bight to sclect dologates to the district ju- dicial convention The following resolutions, Houck, wer Whereas, W And as citizens poudorse the act ar weekly nights at I'wenty-fourth and Cuming ans. sffored by M. D, unanimously udopted opunlivans here lie Nixth wa ssembiad, herehy ouneliman, Chri rrupt t the elty 1 of recelving brib the Ketcham Furniture & that & man is not guilty yot we b o utmost ward representative And his ward and of the city of Quiahia, irrespective of partics, we pledg the | bita | telegraph purposes, ) our hearty support in exposing those who have been gullty of the ehare, n Resolved, That we condemn the action taken by i majority of the eity couneil, in accepting the bid of an vastern minufasturer at a much higher figure, therchy Ignoring home (nd tries, by virtuaily refusing to allow them tha same privileges granted foreign bidders; and be it furthe Resolved. That us members of this ciu connty, we nppeal to you that |f this s not reconsidered by the sald cour feat the purpose of purchasin ty hall at Sp W. Ambrose, J.S. Miller, Counciiman Specht, J. C. Whar- ton and others, all hear endorsing the nomination of Judge Post and predicting a victory in November. - SOUTH OMAHA. Board of Trade Meeting. The Board of Trade met Thursday evening in its office on N street, John Doe presid Atout fifteen of the members were 1d a great deat of siassm was ed. After a great deal of promis- 18 discussion it was decided to continue the organization and ofticers as heretofore, until such time as the board got upon a stronger and more substantial footing. The committee instructed at the last meeting to investigete tbe pavement being laid aloug Twenty-fourth street by the Stradamant company reported ~ that it was reccived courteously by the officials of the company and afforded every opportunity for a thorough examination of its piant and materials used. 1o the opinion of the committee the work now being done by the company would give entire satisfac wmittee took occasion to brand falschood the report that the any was ploying outside hely wlecting the laboring men of the ate iife, ing. whilst ug Magic A committee was appointed to join d: with the Real Est rners’ associat Omaha and assist it to secure the republicaa on for 1502, Mayor Sioane, Messrs Anderson, Smith, Les and Howland wera med oy President Do to serve on such mmittee Another committee, roll and Smith, was location o r n tho city, M. app rangements Omana c ckrell, tories or smel wher Glaticn in Oraahin, ‘and i the advancement of the ingustries, Gate Bringing Cattle Th The fact that the local market is raoging from 10 to 15 cents higher than that of Kan- ty is diverting & great many cattle rs hither. During the past week many of the heaviest shipments have been from the southwestern and western portions of the country which were form considered naturally tributary to our ri the mouth of the Kaw. Now it is an evers day occurrence to see trains of eighteen to twenty cars from southern Colorado, Utah and even as far south as New Mexico. The local men feel juvilant over this state of things, and hope with a little liberality on the part of the railroads to leave Kansas ( in the shade within & few moons. During the past month the stockmen here have suc- ceeded in capturing ten heavy consignments usually marketed at Kansas City. A move- ment is being agitated to invite the cattie kings of the great southwest to visit and seo for themselves the advantages that would accrue to them from patronizing this market. Martin is Missing. William Martin, whose home is at the junction of the B. & M. tracks near Q streot, has been missing for several days, and his friends are fearful that he bas committed suicide, as he was in very dejected spirits when last seen, and stated to D. F. Bayliss that e intended to blow out his brains. A search is mow being made for the missing Notes About the City. Owens is speuding @ few days at Mr. and Mrs. William Cook have run down to Lincoln for & ten days stay. Judge King addressed a meeting of the Second ward democrats last evening. Cashier John S. Sangs of Swift's turned from a week's visit to Chicago -l estate transfers to the amot 14,000 were filed for record yesterday. Editor Rich of the Stockman nt to Nor- folk yesterday to see the Beet Sugar palace. Mrs. J. F. Cornish and her sister, Mrs. . Al Darling, of Lyons left lastnight for a visit with friends in Oskaloosa, Ia. Contractor Hugh Murphy has begun curb- ing on the Q street viaduct, and will begin ing the pavement in a few days. Owebs, the popular and genial pri- secretary of the Union Stock Yards pany, has returned from Stanton. T. E. Aultman and wife of Sioux City, who the guests of H. R. Aultman of the Stockman, returned home last evening. C. L. Roiser, who has been ruaning a res- taurant on Twenty-sixth and N streets, has skipped, leaving numerous anxious creditors, Miss Minnie Eden, who has been stopping with John Flyonand family for the past fow weeks, has returned to her home in Petersburg. Thomas O'Grady returned from Chicago last evening, whither he w to attend tho meeting of the Receptacle Storage company, of which he 1s secretary. The Endeavor socioty of the Presby church gave a very enjoyable and weil at- tended social av theresidence of Rev. Robert Whesler last ovening. Quite & sum was realized. Judge King had a very slim dockot yester- day. John Brown. John Fogarty, Charles Overock and Joe McCaf a quartette of veteran drunks, were given five days to let tho whiskey evaporate. A meeting was held last evening in A. L. Sutton's office, Mies' block, Twenty-fourth street, last evening, and a Young Men's Re- publicau club organized. Meetings will be during the campa Tomorrow afternoon the Magic City club wiil go to Papillion to shoot for bea iti- ful medals given by local admirers. Five hundred birds will be used in the sport, sides an unlimited namber of biue rocks The Bohemian Singing society will give a social and dance tonight at National hall, Twenty-fourth and L streets. A splendid programme has been arranged and a large delegation of their countrymen from Omana will come down to participate in the festivi- ties Barney Kilgallon, the western handball champion, is to meot James Byrne, tho St Louis champion, in a game at Burke's court Thirty-second and ( streets Sunday after- noou for a large purse and the championship cup. A crack team from Omata will also toss the ball with one from *“Future Great.” —-— No gripping, no nausea, no pain when DeWit's Littlo Early Risors are taken Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill Tate Sull in Jail Paul B. Tate was arragned in p about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon tho charge of stealin.c §,000 from the Merchant's Natioval vank. The bank was represented by its attorneys., Pritchard and Crowell Tate wsived a preliminary examination and was beld to the district court in $1,000 bonds. An bail was not furnished the prisoner was taken back to the county jail. ottt DeWitt's Little Eariy Risers. Baestlittle pill ever made. Cure coustipation every ume Noneequal. Use them now. - A Life Tragedy, Tue Stxnar Bee will contain the tragic story of old Tom Keeler's death, as related by one familiar with the stirring days of twenty years ugo. Old Tom Keeler was a notorious character in his time—ranchmao, hunter, scout, cowboy, gambler and des- perado. He often predicted that he would die with his boots ou, and die with them on he aid has re- of Gun be- ica court on S Constipation poisons the blood; Little Early Risers cure coustipation. cause removed, the diseass is gone. DeWitt's The Captain Simpson's Suceessor. Captain Charles Bird and family arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Paxton. Captain Bird is just from Ola Point Comfort, Va., where he was dopot quarter- waster, and will assume charge of the same »fiice hero at the government corral, succeed. {ng Captain John Simpson - - writlug machine is the best for Never out of order. aligraph f0UND THE ABDUCTED GIRLS Two Missing Misses from Omaha Located by the Chicago Polio ARREST OF THE MAN IN THE CASE. Julia Lagomarcino in Love with the Barber and Wants Marry Him—Gossip of the Gar den City. to Cuicaco Burear or Tie Bre, Cricago, IIL, Sept. 25, Samuel Monacos, s Spaniard, 27 years old, is locked up at the Harrison street station, charged with the abduction of Julia Lago- marcino ana Ellen May Miller, two i6-year. old girls from Omaha, two wecks Lieutenant Ritchie has peen at work on the the case, and located Monacos at work ina barber shop in Wells street, near Goethe. The Lagomarcino girl was living in rooms over the shop with him. Both were taken to the station. The Miller girl was found room- ing with Mrs. Arndt, in Wabash aveuus near Eighteenth street. Julia Lagomarcino says sbe is in love with the man and wants t0 marry him LADY CYCLIST'S PHENOMENAL FEAT Miss Alice Waugh, a teacher in the Cen- tral Park school, has the bonor of heing the first Chicago lady cyclist to complete a run under the new rules of the Chicago Century club, she naving ridden over the Elgin and Aurora course, a distance of 103 miles, in fif- teen hours and forty-five minutes. She ex- pects to accompany the Century club on arun Sunday, and will enaeavor to lower her record. ' Miss Waugh is 21 years of age, an attractive de, tall and slender, nd a pleasant conversationalist. She is not at present a member of any cycling club, ana has only been riding since May. lo view of this fact her record is little short of pheuom- enal. TWINS UNITED IN DEATH. A remarkable coincidence is developed in the deaths Sunday afternoon of Martin Ren. dleman of Kaolin, Union county, this state, and Samuel Rendleman of Crowley's Ridge, Ark. They were twin brothers, being born February 24, For years they have lived in differant states, and neither kuew of the 1llness of the other. Both were stricken wit paralysis, aud it was learned today that both died at about the same hour. THOUILE POR WOMEN VOTERS. There promises to be a lively controversy when the Loyal League of American Women attempts to vote for superintendent of the Cook county schools this fali. The judges and clerks will be informed that the qualifications of a legal voter sin the state comes under one of these heads: 1 Was the person desiring to vote a regu- lar elector previous to the year 1853¢ 2. Was the person a naturalized citizen 2vious to 1570 ¢ l“i Is the person & male citizen over 21 years old¢ The third head is distinctly for the male sex. In fact, the election commissioners pro- pose to let the law tako its course, and if the women want to vote let them _get out a man- damus against the judges and clerks of elec- tion. This wiil bring the question vefore the supreme court and the law can be tested. BONANZA FOK IMPORTERS, Percy L. Shuman, one of the attorneys in the Importers’ leagie tbat fought the trim- mings case toa successful issue, called at the custom house yesterduy to arrange some matters connected with the same affair. Mr. Shuman said that instead of the Treasury department having to pay back £3,000,000 to the hat importers on account of the excessiva duties, the amount in his judgment would be uearer £20,000,000. scrotary Foster was offered a compro- mise by the importers for £,000," said Mr. Shuman, *‘but he declined to give us any- thing. We were beaten in the superior court, but when the supreme court went against him he had to give up. T believe the importers will get back about $20,000,000. It a7 be woie or less, but that'is ty best judgmeut regar.ing the matter. Tbe hat trimmings imporied were assessed at from 30 to 60 per cent. There are 1,5)) cases in New York that will have to be settied on this basis, but thero are no importers here that will get any of the drawback.” ANOTHER DEMAND ON HOWELL. The Grundy County National bank, hold- g u claim for §11,546.50 aguinst Spooner R. Howell, has filea a creditors’ bill in the superior court in which a demand is made for a thorough investigation of the lun,berman’s dealings with the First National bank of Chicago. _The bill shows that the Grundy County National bank obtained jucgment against Howell for the amount of its claim, but that the sheriff has been unable to find property on which to levy. The credi- tors then state their belief that a large wmount of real estate, money mortgages, diamouds, silverware] and house- bold furniture, is somewhere being held in trust for the debtor. Since March 26 it 1s claimed that Howell bas, by assignment or secretand cunning device, trausferred his proverty, so that while creditors are de- i d hindered ne shall yot retain an The co:uplainant believes that otta R. Howell, bis wife, and the First National bank of Chicago are the trustees selected by the insoivent. Of the §1,500.000 worth of property trans- ferred to tho First National it is ciaimed tnat Howell retains a valuable equitaole interest. The bauk is smid_to have represented Howell owed it $40. S absolute indel ness and &01,22.67 contingent represeuts that these igures are too bigh states the most of the gent il DOUCHERTY’S vEY ENGLAN, ———— MlNGE MEAT THE ORICINAL orly Complete and 8a hdenocd Mines Aont 1h the Marker Obeap Bubsiitutes and Crnde Tmitatl are offered with the aim Lo protit by the popular n"ot the Now Eagland. a bt always Insist 00 (k3 d. Tho best made. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. " From the “Pacific Journal.” “A great In fon has been made by Dr. Tatt ias produced Tutt's Hair DX which imitates nature to perfection; instantaneously and is perfectly har Frice, 81. Ofice, 39 & 41 Park Place, N oY Chichastor's Kugiiah Diamond ENNYRDYAL PILLS " UNION DEPOT HOTEL, Corner 10th and Mason Streets. New building, new furniture. every thing Orst class; finest location in the city, all wodern \m vements: Stenm Heat: Gas 1 Barber Shop {n c0 toany part of the e vinced that we have ( wost of Chicago. Kates fromi g _PISO'S CURE FOR ness was in the form of “endorsements on paper made by solvent firms and since paid A transfer to tho bank af: $150,000 worth of veal estate in Omaba, claimed to have veen made in payment of Indebledness, s now charged to_have been made 1o keep off creditors. The Uill closeswith & prayer for for a receiver for Howel'sassets and a ae- mand that the bank suow whi Howell owed it April 30 when the securities wero given and on July 14 whe y were fore- A thorough investigation of the en tire arrangement is askea. WESTERY PEOPLE" I C The following waestern p city At the Grand Pacitie--H. J. Cosgrove, Lin- coln; A. P. Drake, Hon. J. A. McShane, Omaha: S. K. Blair, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mis Hoyt, Des Moines, a. At 'the Auditorium—Sidney Smith, Sioux City, In.; !Mr. and Mrs. J. K. P. Balch, Lyons, a.: Mrs. L. ) r, Miss Hunter, Des Moines, Ia; H Watson, Kearncy, Neb. I At the Lel At the Palmer—Mr. and Mrs, ers, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Howitt Ia. Mr. and Mrs, (. Greel Ia.; Mr, and Mirs Mandevi Maude Moore, Kear ob.: Mr. Samuel J. How closed 0G0, ople are in the A, J. Thorp, Sioux City, H. S. Rog- Red Oak, Nashua, liss and Mrs Positively cured by these Little P They also releve Dis- tress trom Dyspepsia, In- digestion and Too Hearty Eating. 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Send i in stamps for sample bottle Shandon Bells Perfume. - CANDY By EXPRESS Send us$1, §2 or §2 for a box of fine candles and bon-hons, which we willsend you immediately by express to any part of the country. A box of Sweetmeats AS A GIFT is the CORRECT THING and always APPRECIATED. Qur’s never fail to give enfire satisfaction, Address, BALDUFF, Omaha, Neb. THwWART DETACHABLE LINK BELTING. The Best. Now the Cheapest. Send for REDUCED PRICE LIST belt & other Syectalti Elerators, Comreyorsd § gabaniitey way Lad i LK OF package T WAGHISEKY 0., 3901 Stewar Aves, Chicagn, 0TEL \/ENDON Centrally All the Lat Located Broadway & 415t St., New York. AMERICAN AND EUKOFPEAN FLAN. SP PTEMBER 26, 1891, piriTvEs Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla - Lemon - Orange - Almond - Rose etc;) Flavor as delicately and deliciously as the fresh fruit PRICE: DELICIOUS Of pertect purity. Of great strength. Economy In their use AMUSEMENTS. = (e . g o — THREE NIGHTS BEGINNING MATINEF Now Thoeater Thursday, Sept. 24 SATURDAY J. K. EMMET Fritz in Irffeland Dlustratea with Magnificent Effects FOUR INFANT CHORISTERS, A ZITHER QUARTET AN A— CHURCH MAMMOTH Priccs—Parquet and parquc 81; bulcony ¢ and ry Box sheats open W ¥ Ateach Saturday M N I turther notica there will be presented two pairs of tine Opera ses each, to the holders of seat STREET THEATER. One Week Commencing with Sunday Mat- FARNAM inee, Nept. 20, The Great Musical Comedy, CHERK. tirely New £, Better Than Ever. Popular prices. 1 s)e, Tac. Matinee Weanesday ana Saturdiy B S 2 Sunday, September 27th THE PIONEERS OF FARCE-COMEDY, The MESTAYER-VAUGHN COMPANY In Their Letest Musical Extravaganza, OUR GRAB BAG Or, Prohibition. THE GRAND THERESA VAUGHN. THE INIMITABLE MESTAYER, der the Direction of M. B. LATTA. ORGAN. rele 7ae and o Str N Ab) o W ater NIGHTS, COMMENCING, Gl e, EOYD S riier Boventeenth and Harney Streets. A GOOD SEAT FOR % CENTS Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 29 & 30. CHARLES A. HOYT'S Mus medy DON'T MISS HOYT'S BEST PLAY ATRIPT0 CHINATOWN, “Lixe a Bt of Down it is Breesily One's Fancy and Tiexles It Is 1 83 greasa m ny of Flous work It 1s a novel innovation into farcieal comedy. FIRST TIME IN OMAHA a§1.0). Seats Blown Into Mr. Hoyt's n sale Mon- GEAND Opera. House SUNDAY, SEPT. 27th. 2 Performances N Cideslay I ht ats:5 HEITIE BERVARD CHASE R g i W UNCLE'S DARLING A Homance of Alaska, Pric 300 good reserved seats for 25e. Rox Sheets open o Suturday. Omaha Gnars’ Amory. e and # cents. each. Va.m Capitol Ave., Bet. 17th and 18th, The ()nl\'linlw Exhibition in the World. Prof. Norton B. Smith, Emperor of all Horse Educators. T Wild and Vicions Horses 17 To be Handled Tonight. Remember I give no Exhibi- At the Fair Grounds on Sunday. Admission 25¢; reserved seats 80c. NAT BEHRENS, Manager, FAIR GROUNDS, nent of K. E ORIGINAL AND ONLY Prol, 0, B, Gleason KING OF HORSE TAMERS. TRAINING VICIOUS Admission %e TODAY At Under the Manage THE Gleason, that HORSES. grand stana 2i K. E. GLEASON, Sole Owner ana Propriotor. NAM STRF THEATEL i uses Ffl' One week ommencing Sunday Sept. EILEEN OPERA CO. In the all American Opeea 1S ) G O YN Popalar pr DIME EDEN MUSEE 1th and Farnuu )T, K iag Gulide, with bis famous Sou ALLIE HAMILTON, Corne THE LINKS, Skoboh Artiste BOSTUN LYCEUM DKAMATI Comedy Drata DEVOTION ple in th ex Doe, 2 ast 50 and M COL G. 1. VAL and y [mMmeg aam r..aumeg we HOT SEPTEMBER WE Has made us HOT- SEPTEMBER WHETHE We like it or not. 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