Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1891, Page 8

CANNOT SIGN THE CONTRACT, Magor Oushing Eajoined from Approving the Oonncil's Furniture Contract. CENTRAL LABOR UN:0N ASKS THE ORDER. Represeutative Workmen Demand- ing Fair Play for Omaha Face tories—Judge Estelle Declares Coal Licenses Hlegal Tuesday night there were fourteon members who attended the council meeting. Of this number a majority decided to accept the bid of the Ketcham Furniture company, $24,- 721,50, for supplying the new city hall with farnituve. ‘The contract was ordered to be sent to the mayor for his approval, Should it reach ths executive in due time, as 1t undoubtedly will, it will be several days before the officiar autograph can be attached as the courts have stepped 1n and instructed the mayor to stay his band. Tywo weeks ago at a meeting of the Central Labor union, which was attended by repre- sentatives from every labor organization in the city, the furniture doal was discussed in all of 1its phoses. But one opinion revafied, and that was that tho Kotcham Furniture company, through its agents, had been guilty of lllnmp'lnglo bribe councilmen to vote for its contract. The members reviewed the case and the acts of all of tho parties con- nected, from the time that the bids were submitted until the close of the boodle inves- tigation. By a unanimous vote it was decided to ap- peal to tho courts for velief. ‘The members ointed to tho fact that the council had re- rc("ud the bid of the lowest bidder, bad slapped & home industry in the face and nad acted In such’ a maunner as o arouse suspicion even 1l none of the members were guilty of accepting bribes from the Ketcham Furniture company or its agency. The matter was turned over to the emer- gency committee, and its chairman, Julius Meyer, instructed to watch tho case and take the necessary legal stops to prevent the award of the contract to the Ketcham peo- ple. ¥ Gaot the Injunction. Yesterday morning, as soon as Mr. Meyer bad learned of the action of the coun- cil, he at once proceeded to tho of- fico of Attorney E. W, Simeral and Iaid the case before lam. An hour later Mr. Simeral appeared before Judge Hopewell who issued a restraining order, enjoining the city, the mayor or any of 1ts agents from ap- proving or entering into any contract with the Kotcham Furniture company. Judge Hopewell set the case for hearing on De- cember 23, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. ''he bond was fixed in the sum of §500, executed by Thomas Swobe. The petition filed by Mr. Simeral reviews the case nnd then sets out some interesting facts. It shows that the city council set asido for city hull purposes the sum of & 500.00, of which amount $367,109.47 has ready been contracted for or expenaed, mak- ing an overdraft on the fund of $0,609.41. This, the petition alleges, 1s contrary to law, as the statuies specifically provide that no contract shall be let or moncy expened unless the comptroller shall reissue his certificate thue there are fuuds on hand with which to make the payments, ‘The petition also sets forth the fact that tho cham Furniture company’s bid was 50, whilo that of John I, Coots was , and that the contract was not let to the lowest bidder. The intercsting feature of the petition is tho section or paragraph that charges that the Ketcham Furniture company procured its contract through fraud aud oy brib- ing members of ~ the common council. ‘Then the petition alleges that the price which the Kotcham company proposes to charge for furniture is excessive and unreasonable, and that the amount proposed to bo furnisned is In excess of the demunds of the city. Lastly the petition declares that, knowing all of these facts, in voting to award the con- tract the council went beyond its authority and the members willfully abused the trust imposed upon them by the voters and taxpay- ers of the city of Omaha, REASONS FOR 1HE INJUNCTION. Central Labor Union Men Explain ‘That Organization’s Action. Harry Eastman, president of the Central Labor union, said: ‘“I'his mutter was brought to our attention somo time ago and wo referred it to the touncil, bnt we could get them to #0 nvothing in the premises. It was then proposed that we should get one of our members, a citizen and freeholder and have him ootaiu an injunction against the letting of the furniture contract to the Ketcham company. But then, you know, we did not want one of our men to get the worst of 1t in caso there should be any trouble because we are not lawyers and are nearly all poor men. So we saw a lawyer and another person and they said there would be no responsibility upon the man who might ask the injunc- tion, It would be all right. Well,T went away next day and have beéen away about three weeks, L expected the injunction would be Rgotten out before this because one of our members said he would get it out if he was protected. “Now, I tell you, the council did not do right. If there had been several bidders and all the Omaha men were higher tho council should have let the contract to the Lome factory. You know that tends to improve the city. Where work of this kind is done in one_lire it indirectly helps every other ine. Wo took the stand that we wanted to help our brothers who are woodworkers, We did this because we waut all the trades to help one another and because we are roally in favor of having all this work dono by day's labor, whether it be grading, paving,curbing, guttoring or furnish- fug city or public institutions of all kinds, If tho charter is not 5o situatea as to enablo this to be done, it ought to be changed; not because the contract ought to have gone to Coots or Dewey & Stone, but simply because the money would have to be handled here and would buve done us some good. ““When we went to the council they treatod us shubbily, They aid not uct as our repre- sentatives. They were our misrepresentutives “They ought to have let that contract. here, but they simply ignored tho Omaha bias h were lower than the othors. his injunction will have a good effect and if the Manufacturers and Consumers’ association only live up m their plans and buy everything which is ~manufactured in this city, we wiil soon boy- cott those who do not purchase their goods of the home manufacturers. I ao not mean boycott exactly, but we will gradu ally drift away from patronizing those who do not patronize the manufacturers for whom our tradesmen work. *‘Now, if this contract had been let for ex- ample to Coots, bis factory could have been running open, glving employment to a large number of men. As it is, 1t may have to be shut down for the winter, This would not be a benefit solely to the wood workers, but also to the painters ana finishers and other workers.” Coal Licenses I legal, ‘'he courts bave held that the city or- dinance compelling coal dealers to pay an an- nual license of §100 each before engaging in tho business of selling coal at retail is illogal and void. Judge McCulloch demurced to the informa- tlon filed against Cotton on_the grounds that no offense was charged. The complaint he alloged sot out no offence that could be sus- tained by the constitution of the state, The section of the charter and the ordinance of the city under which the action was brought wore 1n_direct confiict with the organio aot, Judge Estollo listened = to the arguments and sustained the demurrer,holding that a man could not bo ar rested for refusing to pay & tax when the penal portion of the law was invalid, In ‘lvlnx his opluion Judge Estelle cited the remont and Tekamak case when similar de- cislons were handed down. What will become of the money paid into the city treasury is a question that is being ‘debated "by the city oficials, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1801. Some of them hold that it will have to bo re- turned to the parties Who pald, whilo others olaim that it has passed beyond the reach of the contributors, ‘The first payment under the ordinance was made on April 10, 1889, and since that time $5,200 has pnum into the city coffers, Court Notes. Margaret A. Nodiko has brought suit to foreciose a $2,000 mortgage exccuted by John W. Fead. U, B. Kountze has brought a suit in equity to foreclose a mortgage for $1,800 executed by Mike Leo. Clara J. Johinson has commenced an action tosecuro a divorce from her husband, Carl J. Johnson, They wero married two years ago, and according to the petition, the next day after the wedding ceremony was per- formed the defendant abandoned the plaintiff llll\ll woent to live with a woman at Atlanta, a. Arguracnts wero concluded before Judge Hopewell yesterday in the case of Curry ngainst Androw Rosewater, involving a titlo to property under tho Helfenstein claims. This is the first of these cases to reach a trial in a court on the legal interest involved and Judge Hopewell's decision will be anxiously awaited, as nundreds of property owners in the northern part of the city wiil be affccted by his rulin e (8 18 Pounds of Bloods 1s about tho quantity nature allows to an adult person, 1t 15 of the utmost importance that the blood should be kept as pure as pos- sible, By its remarkable cures of scrofula, salt, rhoum, ete., Hood's Sarsaparilla has proven its claim to be the best blood purlfier. For a gencral family cathartic we confi- dently recommend Bood's Vills, They should be in every home medicineest. Bl gndedd Dr. McGrew, 14th and Farnam street. - Wegman piano. New scale, tuning device. Sold on Hayden Bros. A Preve tive for Croup. We want every mother to know that croup can be prevented. True croup never appears without & warning, The first symptom is hoarseness: then the child appears to have taken a cold or a cold may have accompanied the hoarseness from the start, After that a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by the cro.p. The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse; a few doses of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will prevent the attack. Even after a roughcough has appeared tho disease may be prevented by using this remedy as dirccted. It has never been known to fail. 25 cont, 50 cent and §1 pottles for sale by druggists, New installments, ot llidests United ¢ tates Court. The case of the United States vs John T. Chapman of Hemingford came up for trial yesterday before Judge Dundy. The jury in che case of Cornelia Snow against the city of Lincoln, for damages in the sum of $10,000, claimed on account of injuries re- ceived from a fail on the sidewalk, is still out. John Jackson, the soldier who killed a vrisoner in his' hands at Fort Robinson by smashing him over tno head with his muskot, was arraigned on a charge of man- slaughter. He pleaded not guilty and was romanded to jail without bail, Owon Mathen ploaded guilt 7 to_selling liquor without a license and .vas fined $25 and costs. R e L ‘Chey had lots of wedding presents, but the most procious was @ box of Haller's Aus- tralian salve. d thoughtfully, it's so nice for the my hands. He said, aven.t got any ‘little chaps” yet. said, Why ! John, and John was squolched. S Organs from $25 up. Easy terms Hayden Bros. gl g - v Looking for Burglars, Detective Stewart of St. Louis, is in the city after Charles Wilson and Willlam Har- rington who are wanted for blowing a safo in tho Missouri metropolis three woeks ago. Tho men are woell known to the police as professional ‘‘gophers,’’ and wero urrested in a house at Tweaty-fifth and Cassius streets several months ago when the house was raided under a search warrant to find & lot of stolen goods. “I'ho ofticers have boen unable to find them thus far bowever, and the St. Louis detec- tive is waiting in hope thatthey will put in an appearance. P Woakness of men, due to- overwork, flj- health, excesses, etc., may be quickly and thoroughly cured by a new scientific system perlected by the Erie Medical Co., Ningara Squure, Buffalo, iv. Y. Write to them for explanatory pamphiot, which they offer to mail free in sealed letter. - They refer t02,000 cured patients, Marriage Licensos. The followlug marriage licenses wero is- sued by Judgo Shields yesterday: Name and Address. § Robert W, Pencock, Salt Lake... 1 Emma Jane Wilfong, South Omal J Willlam C. Anwers, (Jumh mmu Morey, Ot Langdon, Omah ! \Hnnlu Woodworth, On § John M. Shurp, Oma i Eva Gutlin, Omahu They wanted to get married, but had no money to pay the preacher. The girl was equal'to tho occasion, Sho took the preacher aside and stated the case. She had no money, but she did have a bottle of Haller's Sure Cure Cough Syrup. Would he marry them for thati The preacher would and two hearts beat as one, e Competition trembles wnen Hayden Bros. opea vrices on pianos and organ. - ‘The Missouri, hansas & Texas Rii'- way I8 the Stnort Line to Houston or Velasco and all points. Trains leaving Kansas City at 11 a. m. arvive in Houston at 5:30 p. m. the sec- ondevening, makiog seven hours shorter run than any other line. Trains leav- ing Kansas City at8:80 p. m. arvive at Houston 5:40 a. m. the second morning. Velasco tourists will leave Kunsas City December 12, at & arr! Velasco December ' the hurbor aning on the 15th, Through sleeping s to Houston and Galveston. further information vall on your ticket .uzcnls or address George A. MceNutt, T, M., K. & T., 619 Main street, l\nusus Texus R Four hundred and fifty aollar _piano. Warrunted seven years for $187.50. Now scale. Hayden Bros. it St Dr. Cullimore, oculist, Bee building. 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, unddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. . INo other baking powder docs such works Water Rents Due Jan. 1. Payable at company's office, Bee build- ing. " Five per cent discount allpwed if paid on or before January 1. Failure to receive bill will not entitle consumer to discount. — Samurl Burne Announces his thirtieth annual opening for next Monday afternoon and evening, to which he extends u cordial invitation to ail. Dr. W. H. Hr‘(N lu still ln the city. He has his attorneys engaged and has challenged the board to arrest him, so he can have the law tested in regacd to his case, ot i i Direct importation of diamonds at Hubermann’s. Special prices. 13th and Douglas, SR - Ladies’ and gents’ watchos cheapoer at Hubermann’s than any place in Omaha. 18th and Douglas streets, b Solid Trains From Omaha. Vestibuled, electric lighted and stoam heated, with the finest dining, slesping and rechi g chair car service in the world, via the ‘'Chicago & Omaha Short Line” of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Double daily train sorvice, leaving Omaha at 12:15 p. m. and 6:20 p. m., with uuwumhn t Coun- cil Bluffs as heretofore. Apply 1501 Farnam street for ticketsand further in- formation or aadress F. A. NAsH, J. E. PRESTON, Gen. Agt City Pass. Agt. g, WINTER TOURS To Summer Lands via the Wabash Route. The Wabash are now selling round trip tickets good returning June 1, 1892, to all the winter resorts in Ten- nessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Geo Florida, North and South Carolina, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. Tho quickest and best route to the Hot Springs of Arkansas. For tickets and full information in regard to rout east or south call at Wabash oftice, 1502 Farnam street, or write G. N. Clayton, N. W. Pass. Agt. I’l PI ZAMPA, e e ok ) to say that they relieved me at” once, 1 would not £o on the stage without hay Sole Agents, York, “ar around New cach | DUFFYSPURE I \ LPAESEY L b * NO FUSEL OIL THIS GRAND MED.CINAL PREPARA- TION is the best known remedy for Chills, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis the Grip and PN For the debilita’ed and those with weal. nervesit is a perfect revitalizer. It affords the greatest relief to WOMEN incident to their sex. Insist on having it from your druggist or "l‘(l(x)r Take no substitute Write for our hook, which we send free. THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY €O, Rochester, N. Y. from the troable; NO OTHER LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. For sale by a1l Drug and Fancy Goods Dealers or 1f unable to procure this wonderful soap send 26¢ in stamps and recelve cake by return mail. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. 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A GUARANTEED specific for Fi Convlsions, Nervous Prosi Alcohol, Loss of Power in either Sex, Invol o We guarante siz ioxes to cure sy caso or refunt x. 6 boxes for §5. ish Medicine Co., Detroit, Mich, over-indulgence. the money. $1 a b BEFOKE AND AFTEK Usd. ‘and Neuralgia. Hysteria, Dizziness, gaused by'thie uso o f Tobacco of untary Losses caused bt Address U. 8. Agents Spans Sold by druggists. Iy le in Omaha by McCormick & Lund, 15th and Farnam sts. pecial Today we will / fiest floor “ our regular winter suits for men who have taken advantage of these sales as they have occurred yearly almost to the very day, will read this announcement with interest. They'll all be here. nouncement that the sale would bring 'em, since our memorable sale of a year ago, as well as to the have'nt taken pains to investigate former sales, we will since we began business we have held a special suit sale at about this time of the year. begin The thousands They know what it means. To the few old-timers say this: Each succeeding sal€ has seen the on our annual sale of very sui twilled lining, their busines eight-fifty. The simple an= was to begin newcomer who ate price. Every year crowds grow larger, until last year we were hardly able to wait upon the good- natured mob around the special We have always values at these sales; this one will be no exception, URDAY MATINEE ’llmmluy. F hhly and \ntunhu, Dece ber 10, 11 and 12, Rudolph Aronson's Opera Co. From the NEW YORK CASINO, Presenting UNGLE CELESTIN Mas Lm.Axunl”"'UH\ 4 800-NIGHTS IN PARIS-—-300 Grand Chorus of 40! All the Scenes and Costumes from the Casino. PRICES_Parquet, 8 and § open a wnd 21,00, gl o 0 0'clook W cdnesday norning WOOD BROWN SUITS | Perfect Fitting, Tailor Made Garments. It’s not often that you are offered bargains in goods that are in most demand, but here is just the time when you are. We have too many of these fine Wood and Tobacco Brown Cheviot Suits, so we are go- ing to try to work off some of them in the next three days. They are fine imported Scotech Tweeds, in wool, tobacco and leather colors, cut single or double breasted, elegantly lined and trimmed. These are not cheap imitations of these pop- ular suits, but the our best style. genuine article gotten up in The Price is $18 and $20. OVERCOATS: We offer an immense fie ld from which to make selections, beginning with $10, thence $12, $15, %18, $20, $22 to $25. We quarantee the best value your money will obtain. We show Kerseys and Meltons, Cassimeres and Chinchillas, Fur Beavers, Irish Friezes,etc. ete. make and trim. A few of the odd lot suits left from last week’s sale. Kmg & Co., bargains. LOWnINg, light or dark, and all the new kinks of and overcoats are RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, "SouthwestCor. 18th and Douglas Sts. Send for catalogue. Qpen till 8 o’clock evenings, Saturduys until 10 p. m, They are wonderful | Farnam Street Theater. Four Nights, Commencing with Matinee, WEDNESDAY, DEC, 9, The great Military Drama, THE IRISH CORPORAL Seats now on sale. BOYD'S it [ SEVENTEENTH AND HAT SUNDAY, vy, DEC, 13-14-18 [ AY tone & Co. take pleasure in presenting MISS LILLTAN LEis, Supoorted by o capatlo company of plavors in- cluding und Collier, Louise Pomord Arihiar Killott, Walior. Eytingo, Haiph Hull und others of note. Sunday, Dec. Asina Lookmg Glass, Monday, ec. 11, Credit Lorraine. Tuesday, Dec. 15, Article 47, Box Sheets open Saturday morn- Prices o8 usual. tng at COLISEUM OMAHA. Saturday, December 12th, Matineo and Evening 2 und 8 p, m. ‘ THE WONDERFUL ‘) AUSTRIAN Juvenile Band making a2 Amorican tourby per. mission " of HOR FIANCIS OSEFIL, 40 Muslcal Prodigles 40 Conducted by Herr Lawnknz Sriaskn, late of Stadt Theatre, Hamburg. Miss MamE Groy Under theausploes of The Apollo Glub. FIRST APPEAKANCE IN OMAHA. Reserved Seats. For sale at Max Moy Monauy. Children will be admitted at Matinee at \uu'ml Rate ul 250, DIME EDEN MUSEE. ¢ and 50¢ . beginning WOODS”_ ~ | PENETRATING PLASTER. m \)4 K. lllm In DEAD. n.uflumguy DEAD WopD's PLASTER. ~ It Penetrates, It . Meves, Cur WA, Al Druggists, offered extraordinary If you’ve never at- tended one of these sales this be will a good one to begin on. tables, lars. are cut, workmen St Sate: - $5.50 Gives you your choice of about three hun- dred strictly all wool fancy plaid cassi- mere suits, and two hundred and fifty desirable These suits are lined with cheviot a fine well trimmed throughout, fancy striped and were made by tailors who knew The regular price is just $7.90 Is the price of a splendid all wool cassi- mere suit, without any exception the best value we have ever offered at a moder- The goods were made in a mill where they have never been intro- duced to cotton. plaid; the linings, ing are all substantial, has laid aside twelve clothes will get twelve suit for seven-ninety in cash. $9.50 Gives you your choice of three styles of suits worth thirteen-fifty to fifteen dol- They come in fine cassimere and fancy striped and plaid cheviots. lined, who They’ve got the style got the wear in them. shape that you'd get with fifteen dollars anywhere but here. 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