Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 29, 1891, Page 8

OSTHOFE NAYED THE BOARDS, Fifth Ward E'ection Officials Eelected by the Democratio Candidat HIS COUNCIL TALK WAS ALL BUNCOMBE. Mr. Osthof's Partner Tells How, When and Where the Democratic Election Officials for his Ward Were Selected. At the council meeting held Tuesday nignt Henry Osthoft publicly stated that ho had nothing to do with the naming of the judges and clerks of election for the F h ward, Mr. Osthoff was not satisfied with makin tho bare statoment that his words were tru but four times did he call on the 1 and the lobby to witness that nev sug gested or named o to that ward Those who were present listened to Mr, Osthof’'s words, but some of the parties doubted. They knew that he was building fence and tonought that possibly he was doing sowe mouthy vaporing for the purpose of cate Tuesday night Mr.Osthoff’s words went for the truth, but this there came developments that indicated that he was talking, simply for effecct and the lobt Yesterday Mr. Osthoff's word was ubsolutely and emphatically denied una by a member of bis own political party. Tuesduy night there were two political meetings billed for kriling's hall on Sixteenth street, between Paul and Nicholas streets, The independents had intended holding a public meeting to discuss tho outlook, whilo the Fifth ward republicans expected to hold & private session. “The attendance was _light, so that neither meetiugs wero held, though fifteen or republicans gatbhered avout the store \pped campaign stories, Erflitg, tho owner of the building and a staunch democrat,one of the le rs of the faithful in the Iifth ward, was present During the discussion tho subject of judges aud clerks of election was talked vro und con Tho independents argued that the mayor had intentionally slighted their party and hiad failed to allow them representation The republicans agreed with tae inde- pendents nd then stated that tho mavor had heen partial, as he had given the democrats than had man serve tn ing votes. orning more their shareof the rks, y wero of the opinion that the mayor had uot been alone in the scheme, but had been assisted by interested varties, M, Erfling did not want to give away any family socrets, but could tell som that would throw light upon the subject. He bhad not heard Mr. Osthoff’s stateinent that he (Ostboff) kuew nothing abott the selection of the judges and clerks, The conversution lagged and for a time it was thought that Mr. Eriling would lock his secret in his own bosom. Ho did not, how- ever, for ho thought that the manner in which ho and Mr. Osttioff had manipulated the clection buard was too good a joke tv keep. His statement was a straight forward one and was made without any reserve and_w heard by Georgo H. Hess,” A. A, McClana- han, Chavles (. Bachmann, William Mull Dall, Allen 1Root, Dennis Kéllerher and se! eral others. | 1o said that one week ago_last “Tuesday night hie mot Henry Osthoff. They thiked election matters for” a few moments and the the subject of judges and clerks of election was discusscd. Mr. Osthoff vouched the information that good men should.-be ap- pointed. The two men then took out their pencils and wrote down tho names of man to appointed. Mr. Osthoff selected the most of thenames and volunteered to see that the appointes were confirmoed, Mr. Erfling had not seen the list since that mght, but knew it had been handed to Mayor Cushing, with & request that he look with favor upon the list. “The parties who heard Mr. Erfling’s state- ment were dumbfounded. as many of them had been assured by Mr. Osthoff that he bad taken no hand in the matter, but they ques tioned Mr. Erfliug. They wanted to know about the political prochivities of tho men se- lected by Mr. Osthoff. Mr. Erfling would not be positive about that, but he kuew that it was the 1tention of himself and Mr, Os- thoff to sclect mostly democruts, They wanted to put on a few repubiicans, but wanted to be positive that such were Osthoff republicans. “That the statements might carry more weiznt, anumber of the partics who heard Mr. Erfling's recital of how he and Mr. Osthofl packed an election board have made afidavits which arc now on file and make mighty ivtercsting reading when taken in ation with Mr Osthofl’s campaign s delivered at Tuesday night's couu- cll mecting. judges and HE PAUPERS, ster Mahoney's 1 the Registration Lists, J. Mahoney. superintendent of the county hospital, hus commenced work on a plan he has for making voters of the inmates of the county poor house. Ihis was™ a common incident of Seventh ward politics o few years ago until the abuse of the custom was called to public attention and Mr. Mahoney was proveated from cast- ing the votes of the county churges. The matter was allowed to rest for one election, but last fall Mr. Mahoney tried azaiu to get the male inmates of the poor house ou the voters list for the uth ward. A neat decoption was practiscd last fall in conection with the attempted registration of the hospital inmates, Tho registrars ob- jected to the upplicants on the ground that they were not residents of the ward, Mr, Mahoney took the matter to City Attorney Poppleton and returned, armed with an opin- fon from that official to the effect that a man could not be vrevented from voting because ho was a pauper. ‘T'he opinion did not refer to the question of residence and Att Cochran, who was a member of tha regist tion poard in that district, succeeded securing the rejection of tha pauper cauts for registration Mr. louey has been moro this year. Ho first secured th of three democrats ou the board tion for the Seventh district of the Seventh ward, one of whom is a clerk at tho county tal. This made it plain s for bis me and on ‘Thursday he registered a half nmutes of the county tal_on the and will, it is stated, offer the fity in all, at'the sitting Scheme to suceessful tment some republican uttorneys in the vever, who w " this at tempt. They cluim that supreme courts, in any number of states, have decided that in. mates of hospitals and poor farir 10t ac quire residence qualifications at such places no matte how long ny may have been there and ean only vote in wards and dis tricts where thev resided betore removal to the institutions named case Mr. Ma honoy attemnts to registor any more of the county’s charges or vo! already reg istered he will meet with the lega pnosi. tion of the republicans who propose to have o fair election according to law, ik e i Her Head Was Level 8 Jenny, will you have Why not, Jenny only & bottle of Sytup. 0-0-0-0! leaux e! No, Tom. ! 'Cause you carry bottles fom, Why, Jonny, this 18 Haller's Sure Ciire Cough Pow. O-0-0-0! Jenny. Tab. Her Danghter Flown, Mrs. Yount of South Omaba r the police yostord ernoon tha year-old dasghter Flora, wh by the name of Whitney, had denly, and it was feared that tho girl had loft for fted Oak, [a. A description wus loft with the police and instructions to ariest Bhor on sight. ported to her 16 sometimes goes ft home sud - - ssler’s Magic Hoa. koaduches in 20 minute Competed with The King's Dauguters o od Shepherd gavu & very pleasaut recep tion last evenlug at Erfling's hal where they eutertained about 500 of their friends. - ly Risors for the liver Upset a Lam the uome of ne Wafers At all Jures a druggists olitios the Chureh of the De Wi Couldren at Johu Elsasser, renth and Plerce, ovarturried & lamp about 7:80 o'clock Inst evening which for a moment threatened #o mueh of & blazo that tno fire department was called out. There was no loss, - I rOR 1 A FIC FE Shall We Drive Slow Po'son From Our Break fast Table? ALUM and ANMMONIA 1§ OUR BREAD A nuisance that troubled England fifty years ago is now rapidly spreading in this country, that is putting alum in the bread we eat. This question is causing a great deal of discussion at the present moment, as it is revealed that alum is being used as & substituto f am of tartar in baking pow gers, A story is told thata very large per- centage of the baking powders sold on the market contain cither alum or ammovia, and many of them contain both theso pernicious drugs. Much timely alarm is felt at the wholesale use of alum in bread, biscuit and pastry. To young children, growing girls persons of woekly frame, alum bread eate morning, noon and evening, s the most harm- ful. It is the small quantities taken at every meal that do the mischief. Alum is cheap, costing but 2 or 3 cents i pound, while er, f tartar costs ! and the high price of cream of tartar has ted cheap baking powder to be made of alum. If the reader wants to Kknow someghing of the corrosive qualities of alum let him touch a piece to his tongue then reflect how it acts on the tender delicate conts of the stomach Following is a list compiled by the Scien- tific American of the alum and ammonia bak ing powders thut have already been tested. ATLANTIC & I HOYAT SILVER SPOON, SILVER STAR, SNOWDIIFT, SOVEREIGN, STAIL STATE. STANDARD, SUNFLOWEIR, WASHINGTON, DAVIS 0. Ko DEY YEAST, GEM. GLOBE. KENTON, PEARSON'S, PERFECT PEERLESS, PURITY ZIPI'S GRALE, CRYSTAL, There are in_addition the foregoing list from the Scientific American, a number of such powders sold in the western that were not found in the eastern stores. Following is the list to date CALUMET, ..........Contains Alum, (Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago.) FOREST CITY....Contains Ammonia Alum (Vouwie Bros., Cleveland.) CHICAGO YEAST (Chapman & S BON BON.. th Co., Chicago.) 3 Contains Alum HOTEL.,...... . | Contains Ammonia Alum (J. C. Grant Buking Powder Co., Chi UNRIVALED Contaius Alum (Spragucs, W Shicago.) ONE SPOON, TAYLOR'S. Ammonia Alum (Taylor Mfg. Co., St. Louis.) YARNALL'S.. .......Contains Alam (Yarnali Mfg. Co., St Louis.) SHAW'S SNOW PUL... " Contains Alum (Merchants' Mfg. Association, St. Louis.) DODSON & HILS .........Contains Alum (Dodson & Hils, St. Louis.) SHEPARD'S......Contains Ammonia Alum (Wm. H. Shevard, St. Louis.) BAIN'S bl “Contains Alum ain Mfs. Co., St. Louis.) MONARCH._.....Contams Ammonia Alum {Ieia, Murdoch & Co., Chicago.) OW BALL s eerersContains Alum (Bengal Coffee & Spice Mills, Chicago.) GIANT. ....Contains Alum MILK L0 (Coutains Alum (W. . Mcl.aughiin & Co., Chicago.) ECHO.. ....Contains Alum (Sp Chicago.) KALBFELL'S PURITY....Contaims Alum Kalbfell Mfg. Co., Chicago.) 2 RISING SUN............Contains Ammonia (Puoenix Chemical Works, Chicugo.) WHITE ROSE. ...Coutains Ammonia Alum (Globe Coffee & Spice Mitls, Minneapolis.) WOOD'S ACME. . Contains Amimonia (Tho: Philadotphin.) ANDR} s Ammonia (C Andrews aukee.) HARRIES' FAVORITE. ... Contains Alum (H. H. Harries, Minneapolis.) FIDELITY .Contains herman Bros., Chi S BEST, . (Wells Putnam & Co, CHINA T HOUSE (Noan MeDowell, § N CITY .. Wood & Co. VS’ PEARL Alum Alum PUTNAM s Alum ....Contains Alum . Paul, Minn,) wi:i......Contains Alum K. Fereuson, Miuneapolis, Minn.) HERCULES .....Contains Ammonia (Hercules Baking Powder Co., Sau Fran- CLIMAX................Contains Ammou| (Climax Baking Powder Co., Indianapol ANNOUNCEMENTS. Sol Smith Russell, the sunniest and most genial gentleman on the stage, returns to Ouwaha after an absenco of twoyears, and to- night will open a three night's engagement at Boyd’s new theater. This time bo will present his latest and greatest play, entitled “peaceful Valley.” In it.Mr. Kidder has in shown one of the many attempts of tno away from tho furs and feathers of unreal mock heroics, and come back to the simple, carnest prettiness of real lifo in its best aspects. In these davs of all sorts of miasmatic vapor settling thick and sickly upon literature and the stage, it is like a tonic breath from the forest of balsam and fic high up in tho clear pure airof the mountain side, to sit for an_evening in the beathful and ' invigorating atmosphore of such a play us “Peacefut Valiey” as Mr. Sol Smith Russell plays it His Hosea Howo is a uniguo characterization upou the stage, and yet a character that_the world recognizes at Sight. The company supporting Sol Smith Iussell 15 the best that has ever appearod with him. William H. Crane, the celebrated come- dian, than whom none greater treads tho Amarican boards, opens a two nights engage- ment at Boyd's new theater on Weduesday evening next in his great comedy, “The Sen- ator.’ ‘The play was written for Mr. Crane by D. D. Llyod acd Sidney Rosenfeld, and lins been 0 successful that he played itin New York City for more than one year. stage to g Always a host in himself, will appear next Sunday, Monday and Tues day at Boyd's new theater, in two of the leverest plays ever presented 1 this city, Gold Mine,” and “The Nominee,” which buve everswhore been filling the houses to overtlowing und excitiag increased laughter, There is 110 end of opportunities in these plays for Mr. Goodwin to exhibit himself at his best. Not tolike him is impossible, and those who have heretofora merely liked him will be more than ever earried nway when they sce bim in his toire next week. Both plays are particularly suited to his abilities and they are sure to attract the capacity of the house during his engagement. Nat Goodwin DeWitt's Littlo Early rasers: only pillto curesickheadacho and rozuiaty the sswals — Eye & ear surgeon, E. T. Allen, M.D,, Ramgo blk, 15th& Harney, Omaha, Of fice days, Mon., Tues., Wod., and Sat. e i 1 and Hedd. Ed Coen, charged with circulating offen sive literature, had a hearing in police court yest ay afterooon and was fined $10 and Costs on one complaint and held to t trict court in bail on two othe platuts. Coun gave vonas, - - with Dead Shot For sule by druggists. - - Chiersalter's Conditio First Assistant Fi Craef Salter res easier yosterday and last ni is doing woll, but It will b the chiot will be a o dis- com- out 1 powder roaches ad in his leg some time be lo to leave his bed, Jont'ns Ammonia Alum | Special Sale of Men's Fine Overcoats. Today we place on sale the largest stock of fine overcoats ever shown in Omaha. Goods all made in our own workrooms, perfect in every detail. ~ We call special attention to sev- eral styles of fine Melton Overcoats, in- different shades, at $15. At $18 we give you choice of the best goods in our store, in fine meltons and kerseys. See our Special Overcoat display. It will pay you before you purchase to step into our store where we will cheerfully show you through and give you our prices. We also call special attention to our bargain lines of beaver and chinchilla Overcoats, at SCH@EE SIS offer special bar- DEPT Tor Boys” school wear we gain lines which cannot be duplicated outside of the Continental, There never was a time when you could fit out your boys at such a trifling cost. Bovs Knee Pant Suits, “$2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 and $4.50. $4.00 BOYS OVERCOATS $4.50 SPeUlstcrs and Cape Overcoats. cial Bargain Lines in Cape Over- $5 O coats this week at $4, $4.80 and $8. The largest Boys’ Dept. in the city. See Our Vestibule HAT SHOW. The entire east side of our store is devoted to our Hat department. Our stock is the largest in the city, embracing every conceivable style for men’s and boys’ wear. We offer )'021 thé best makes for one third less than hatters' prices, You cannot afford to buy until you have seen our §1.75, §2 and $2.50 Derbys. See samples in our great vestibule hat display. Special line of Boys' Cloth Hats this week, 5oc, 75¢ and $1. Continental Clothing House, The Largest West of the Mississippi River, FREELAND, LOOMIS & CO., PROPRIETORS, Omaha, Neb. SUPREME COURT MATTER Decisions Rendered Yesterday—Busi ness of the Session. 25, —[Special to Tne In the supreme court of Nebraska the following proceedings wera had: Warren vs Demary. Apveal from Burt county. Reversed and dismissed. Opinion Justice Norval. i Rhea, [rror from iancaster county. Afirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice | Norval, heny vs Wagner, Error from Johnson county. Judgment of the district court modi- fied. ~Opinion by Mr. Justice Maxwell. Commercial Nutional bank of Omahs sbraska Stato bank of Puwnee City. Error rom Pawnee county. Aflirmed. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb, Cooper vs Crittenden, son county. Aftirmed. Maxwell. unk Pawnee county. Justice Norval. Davis vs Hartlerode. s sustained. Perry vs Avpeal from John- Opinion by Justice s State ex. rel. Lipp. Evror from Afirmed, Opinion by Mr. Motion to quash bill Board of County county, Motion submitted. The following causes were argued and sub- mitted: Parrington vs Stone; Weir vs Anthony. Lichty vs Moore, pla and file briefs in fif 1t orddted to serve ays; defendant ul- lowed ten days Wellington vs Moore, plaintiff or to serve and filo briefs in fifteen davs; defendunt allowed ten days thereafter. Fleming vs Fleming, con- tinued. Court adjourned to Wednesday, Novernber 4, 1891, at 9 o'clock, when the causes from the Kighth district, comprising Cuming, Stanton, Dixon, Dakota, Cedar and Thurs- ton counties will ba called, A handsome complexiou is one of the great- est charms a woman can posaess, Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives it. Wm. Butt of the Third ward will run as an independent demoerat for council- man-at-large. Vote for him. et sovrm onan, Damaged a Church. A castardly assault was made about 12:30 yesterday by some unknown persons upon the pastoral residence attached to St. Agnes church, The assailants smashed several windows by hurliug oricks and clubs through them, but fortunately no one was injur The Houso is occupied by Lev. Father Mo- riarty, pastor, aud his assistant. No cause can b ussigned for the act. Yard and Oflice Notes, M. G. Hooper and C, M. Busn of Colo, were in the city yesterday. Ben Eug Il known ranchman from Merino, Col,, was a visitor at the Excnange, Ed Loveland of Breman, S. D., was shak ing hands with the boys avound 'change. Ed brought in somo splenaid cattle, Billy Woods of tho Cudaay company will leave Tor the coast tomorrow. He goes to look after tho train of goods which will leave for the coast A large forco of men wero eng Cudaby's vesterday loading thoe long train of sixty-four cars which will leave for San Francisco this evening laden with the food products the output of their plant Yosterday was another heavy day at the vards, There were ovor 4,000 cattle, 6,000 hogs and 1,000 sheep. Tho quality was fair and prices steady, from 5e to 10e higher than usus City. ‘T'he demand was good, | S. H. Shubert, a woaltny stockman | Wyoming, wus at'the yards yesterday look ing for feeders. Mr. Shubert was formerly 1 ouw of the best patcons of the Kansas City zed at of D*PRICE'S m Baking Powder, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard, yards, but says that the prices there are fall- AFFAIRS IN CHILL ing off day day and the quality of the offerings growing poorer and poorer. A. W. Clarke, banker and stockman of Papillion, had threc ears of cattlo on the market. His cattle averaged 1,45 pounds per head and sold for .70, * Good fat cattle are selling all right as the figures indicate. Receipts from January 1 to date are 4 Refugzees in the American Legation Will Be Protected. 1Copyriaht 1891 b J Gorton Beannatt. | SaxTiaGo, Chili, (via Galveston, Tex.) Oct. 8.—[By Mexican Cable to the Herald —Special to Tux: Bre limster Egan has 955 cattle, 1,146,141 hogs, 146,207 sheop, received u reply from the minister of foreign horses aud inules: showing @ loss of affairs of the provisional government, rel cattle, a loss of 181,652 hogs, a gain of tive to Mr. Ezau's dispatch on the question sheep, and a gain of 3,253 horses and of providing safe conduct to the refugees asicomparedip it LI now under the protection of the American Magic City Miniatures. legation. Sevor Montt sends a safe conduct Thomas Irwin of Clariuda, Ia., is visiting | to refugecs in the legation under protest. Ho fricuds i this city. recognizes the pracedents quoted by Minister Oscar Dillinger of Waicon, Wash., is tho | Eganin which the Chilian government claimed guest of Mayor William G. Sloane. similar rights for refugees i Pera, and the of the Wood Bros. | jatter were allowed to depart from that coun- John D. Dadismann, L’;‘;“:{‘-“';'” SRRy “““l‘“'“”n O slamous |ty and acknowledzes the laim of extra tor- | ¢4} : 9, Stronath o tl Lol 1t ty . Condon is back from a tri olumbu T ¢S S I 0¥ Sold by all drugzists, or by RAD & 00, 82 Warron and other wostern parts of tho state. ritoviality. At the samo timo Senor Montt | York, on receipt of pr.co, Avenon Tibbotts, whio has boon sojourning | 4098 not abandon altogether tho. position on the Pacific coast, returncd yesterday to | maintained by ho juuta that these refugoes Visit his parents in the legation must, in spite of the rights of James B. Swith lost a roll of bills on | SS¥U :\rl.‘.’lfihhl'»'n»x-‘.fl\l‘f.li".«.f:::'.:‘;'ff{"d' event- & AL # is greatly red up over tho recent dispatch Baditor L. J. Mayticld of tho Louisville | from the United States governmeut on tho Courier Journal is in the city visiting his | question of the outragcous nssault upon the brother, 1. O. Mayfield. sailors from the Baltimore in the streets of Mrs. Ella T. Christ will_go to Sidney next | Valparaiso on October It is evident that Saturday. From Sidney Mrs. Christ will go | tho leaders are disposed to consider the mat to her ranch near that city terina serious lizut and in an amicabl Miss Lulu M. Davisand M . M. Wright | spirit. The subject is ot such grave import of Omaha are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. | that it requires earnest deliberation, how- W. Lowry of the Delmonico hotel, ever, hefore any :h-lnmu reply can be given, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Donnis and Miss Nellie .{\ll"}“' published in'tho nowspapars yes Dennis loft yestorday for Holstew, 1a., to at- | terduy has croatod a vast amount of hoates tend the wedding of Mrs. Dennis’ sistor, Miss | Qiscussion. It is signod by Augustine Ed- LI yard el kuown banker, and Edward A e : Matta, and vindicates Minister Egan from ”ui’i‘li’..‘i'["‘ffi tmeuinuprivats session at | tho continued and severe criticisms Lhat nave >ivonka hall Monday evening nnd ondorsed ed upon his conduct of his office by Franie I% Moores, ropublican nowiuce for | various vitter adheronts of tho junta, Tho clerk of tho dlstriot cor letter has caused a great deal of ‘criticism, ‘The infant child of Mr. A curious fact that although the presi- E. Porter, Twenty-seventh and K stree © chosen over n wock ago iod Tuesday evening and was buried at 3 ndidates for the pr has yet been o'clock yesterday aftornoon in Laurel Hill | definitely put forward. In fact, it 15 not cemetc known who the candidates will be. T do not J. W. Kimball, connected with tno B, &M. | think that Admiral Georzo L. Montt will ac at'tho Exchange for tho past two vears, has | cept the oftice, It is moro thaa likely that resigned, and Monday or Tuesday will o to | Senor Barros Lucos will b tho man chosc Butte City, Mont., where he hus secured a | During tho tiro heve in July last tho Brit- more luceative position ish legation was among the buildiogs burned Mv. ang Mvs. I, A. Carpentor and Mrs, I, | The archives weve destroyed and all duta con aliam have returned from a visit in the | cerning the steamship lIspiglo lost. = This enst. Together with Miss Jennio Graham | Was the vessel which sailed for Montevidzo thoy expect to e for Olympia, Wash,, the | With a lot of gold which Balmaceda wished latter part of the week. to be takien to London. Minister Kennedy, Stophon Thumas acd Miss Julia Adams, | BOWOEr, saved his porsousl property sud two venerable residents of this eity, got tived [ J*FGI g Tt d' ole of boing talked about, and filling their lamps | o1t ix Fenortadithabtua rdionis and, alol with youthrul oil, hied thomselves to Council | Ghrs (OFIeG & ¢ Bluffs and were married. kit : Alpha lodge No. 44, Daughters of Re- bokah, will vive a social and dance Friday Tho sovial will be held in Masonic hall, where the banguct will be served, and Bluin's hull will bo used for the da At tho instanceof the Metropolitan Stroct Railway company the laborers cmployed by the Oniaba Electrie Motor company in laying ack on H strogtienst of Twouty-fourth wor avrosted yestorday forenoon and taken buforo Judge K Friday oveningof this weok domocratic demonatration and ¥ history of the city:will bo he:d & hali, Tweaty-fonrth and L, streots. V. Gannon and other local orulors dress tho meeting. — - o scales, the ouly sealo with our ings. INOcheck rods. Catalogpo Borden & Solteck Co., Chicago, 11l - Luther R Wright will be named upon the ticket ns candidate for county judy at the election Tuesduy. - MURDERED 15 SON. THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY Cures all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kile ervous seases, Loss of Appetite, Healaehe, Constipation, Costiven»ss, Lo Biuse ness, Fevery Piles, Eteyy and ren lers the system less lable to contraet discase. DYSPREPSIA. RADWAY'S PILLS are cure for th alnt. Thoy tons up the fnternal sicretlions to | 3 com ealthy action. restore stronzth to tho s i Lon bl 16 6 parfor n its Eitio s mailed e2ot, Now == CHAPLEAU Ol MOORE'S Trouble Among High Canadian Poli- N ticians. 4 Orraws, Ont., Oct. “Phere was a rumor yesterday stuting confidently that Mr. Cnapleau had resigned as an outeowme of tho | fecling evinced in the Empire’s editorial, Dispatches received by private individuals from Moatreal wna Quebec ed posi tively that the sceretary had resigned. M. Chaplenu did not attend the cavinet council yesterday, being closeted at his own house with Colonel Ouimet, ex-spealer. On being asked if it was true that ho haa resigned, h SL cannot say; ©am ea- aged in' v with tho prer but you can stato that therois no feeling between 215, and that was all no would say. Around tho government buildings 1t was beheved t he had resigned. Tho ¢ question now is, what will low? Mr. Chaplean has a great follo which will not be content to ses him step down and out of the cabinel. All the same, , he will not cross the floor and s lot with the liberals. An old conservative said: “Anyway, the wgover e Tk % ment is likely tu be upset, 1f Mr. Chapleau's Ty A A T o S v foilowers remain inactive without beiug o T WOLKED WONDERS. Atautod The following is un extract from a few | 1etter of 1oy, Carter to Rev, J. T, vern- | Mumford: 1t has benefittad my wifo 8o much I want her to continue the use of the medicir Taking into ation her ngo (69 yenrs) and the lang standing of her liver and kidney troubles the Treo of Life has worked wondoers in ber Mooro's Tran of Lifa, aoposltiva oara tor Kidasy and 1Avor Comptunt and all b ool disossos o DAY L0 AU ITar W0 n 2107 using Moo [ro0 of Lifo. Lo irost Lits ltenolv! Allan Laine ROVAL MALL STEAMEIS and Queboe to Derey and Liverpooly 0, according (0 stenmor nnd lication of. Iternadinte nnd steerigy atlow rutes CARRIED, STAT‘E‘ SERVIOR ALILAN LINE | “ciian Lon, OF NEBITASKA, § VK Of CALIFOINIA, | i, STA 1 OF NEVADA, | i% M Twturn 60 w0 810 Chicagor 1 K. MOORES W. K. VAL Barlinzton i ass and Mrs. Cha fol W tho lo: the los: defoat of the e of u very of the g v will lead tc i Quebee an seats will the ment.” The new Hotel Juckson, with all mode: Now open for guests, HEAVY BAILURE AT ST PAUL no- . Leading Real Estate Assig Ot Tho assignment Bustnell, widely known and west as leaders amgng real estato dealers, was filed in tho disfrict court today. I'he assignment in K : GGED. cludes that of the Standard 11 vestment com HEACKMALEAR HAQ9 R0 pany of St. Paul, of which . M. Bushuell {s president. — W. M. Bushnell said S\Weexpect to go on with our business and to pay all our liabilitics and {Pho statement issued by tho firm shows a | the linbilities to be about &00,000 und the as sots about #600,000. A smail part of tho lin bilitios aro held by St. Pavl banks, the lar- ger ereditors ail being in the east 16th and nimprovements, derate prices. Srunswick PR Houtea's Creoa—Tako Ask for Van other. em Porced to AR Grand Rally. Thero will bo a grand republican raily of the 9th ward Thursday, October 29, ut 10th and Hamilton strects. Good music and speakers, St Pavr, Minn of Bushnell & throughout the ecast Montrenl Cabin 80 AUALO PO, he Uy biggest in the Pivonka Hon. M will ad or LINRKR LS, torey ovory 0A M. He xtort Money From a thy Lawye luspector Byrnc Tries to W New Yonk, Oct. his detectives have becu locato blackmuilor for two weeks or more und lato | this afternoon they landed thoe feilow behind the bars at poliee headquarters, His name is William H. Walsh ana he bas been in the employ of Taylor & C fleo brokers, at 05 Wall streat, for 50.00 tHmo PAst 48 & Lrust od, energetic, painstakine clovk, Walsh flg ures in t ug schemo as “H, I Wil ) of tho blackmailer is Henry W. Box, of Buffalo, the senior ber of the eminent law firm of Box, Horton | 0 & Busbuell of that city. Lawyer Box has in his family 1o Bufalo a youug lady whom he and bls wife adopted somo years ago. Miss Kune, for that is the young lady's name, “ e So! , Webster forms tho corner stone for the sehemo which | reached bero from Seymour, Woebster county, | (il s bean promuigating. — He endeay- that & fatal fight oceurred neor Hartvil oved to oxtort money from her adopted father | Monday in which Sol Johmson shot his son | on the grounds her parentago was extrowely “Bi SR to have been | doubtfu bt 1f the fucts were known in a noted voung desperado of that secti f,,”_ g jesongps ok Bpaaiia BNy /| n b 8 1o me, Wiilsh wrote several I ro cleve svered. A num- | 1 i between Mr wna | wying to The Ho tocted be of Apnly to Wabnsh Otice Cabln £ 4p. ALLAN & €O - LLLINOIS FARMERS, ALLAN & ( Not Join a Movement, Seu 1, Oet, 98 assembly of the Farmoers dustri mot e boin They Wil Thirl Party iy Iy CALTHOS fre ( RTO1 DI (= BEF \ Tho Allianco wnd In- lay in a NGFIELD, stato Unton fifty d ary's roport shows the me 1,000 L0 15,000, ng the | ommit | prty. | and pay if sati VON MOHL CO. He or increased since last yoar from Tho leaders are uonnir opinion thiat uo offort wi thio ordor as a body to u The predilections of i ma, bers are with tne third b dorsed their but thoir cc expressly grants freedom of | and wction Missourt Father Who bip has i ato Dr wiNariELn, Mo, Oct Nows W ni aldn'e MOLUKALD GIIENTAL A B T MU Vatotiis, ” el k7 1 has ( f ThAAS TR na wh s father ca ArpRls W o < but they w er of letters pass Walsh in r re 4 M attempted to A nhght ensue father dow th tle. Tho fal s N brea b 8 y father Yot bee o & K rilinger Caused It Pa,, Oct, 25.—A e for 4 Iy e 0 (& il \ iad Hox bill was filed PITTs UK ,J} 1n court toduy ask 7 a receiver for the this eity. The bill 18 Lnsolvont through the d 1) years | Owaka, Tho bill says the indeb | o 813,000 in taiety days from now sov ' consi and de Walsh ard Lo appointment of L & | livery of cort v Mr had tested OIS 1 ng written the 7 ? but ters, bu prure Iy admitie sald It was att ™ person. Walsh is a ha of age and well conuected, arrestc liy lot- | y G508 Deak ry §90d 0 (o Siates, Cana £ MOPKINS, Fiop' 31 U