Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1892, Page 8

8 o e e e e WENT BY SPECIAL TRAINS | Nobraska Christian Endeavor Socl Start for Their National Meeting. PLANNING FCR PROFIT AND PLEASURE Bomething of the Movement and Tts Atms— Program Lald Out for the Work in New York—Ne- braska Pluns, Ween's A train of five handsomely decorated cars pulled out of the union depot Monday bound for New York city vearing tho Nebraska dolegation to the convention of the Youug Peoples Society of Christian Kadeavor, which meets in Madison Square garden on July 7 and continues thres days. T'ho Ne- braska delegation numbered nearly 500 and was composod of a class of young p2opie of which the state has reason o fosl proud. Omaha sentsaventy-cight delezates to the tonvention and the Young Men's Journal, published in this city, maloa geoat bit by hartering two cars for the accommodation o1 its enorgotic agonts who suceaxdod in get- ling 100 subscribers each for the Journal which entitled them to free transportation to New York and return on the curs chartered by the managers of the Jouroal, The Ne raskas delegation will take quar- ters at the Grand notel, corner Thirty-first and Broadway, auring tho convention. After the couvention the Nebraska and Towa dele gstions will take & short Lrip out to sea on a small steamer alre engaged for a h 14 duy’s sail on the bri blue expanse. I'his will probavly bo the greatost gathering in point of numbers that the Kndeavorors have ever beld, Iistory of the Moven The first Socioty of Christian Endeavor was forined by Rev. 1. 1. Clark in the Wil- Jiston church, Portland, Maine. February 2 1881, After about eight months anotber so- ciety was formea in Newbury port , Massachu seits, Gradually the numbor of socioties in- creased, and aiter four years of compara- tively slow growth, a very rapid development began., he priuciples of the sociely became known more widely, and whoro they were understood they wero almost uni- versully approved by earnest reiigious work ers of il denominations. ‘I socicty spread from denomination to denomination, from stute Lo state, from provinee to territory, and from nation to nation, until now thero is scavcely o land on the face of tho carth with- oul its socioties of Christian Budeavor, The lust vear has been the year of greatest growth in thoe history of the movement. In siugle weels during the past month more so- cictios huve been reported than were formed duting the first four years of the movement, The indications for the continued growth of the society in all denominations were never B0 favorable as they ure today. Almost every evangelical denomination in America has either ndopted the socioty s its own, or allows its cxistence without any onposition. Theve are now at least 22,000 societies with 1,250,000 members in ull pacts of the world. he recent convention which was held in Eugland shows toat the ground 1n the mother countr tralin the growth is scarcely than in the United States, The principles of the society are the same as they were at the beginning and its object is no difterent. The model constitution 18 substautially the same as the one at firsv adopted with a few changes to fit it to the growing needs of the eularged work. The pledge 1s cousidered more und more essential as the yeurs go by, work is gaining , while 1n Aus- icss phesomenal and the cousceration mecting and tho com- mittec wor: never forgotten in a genuine Soviety of Christian Endoavor. 11s purpose is distine lizious as it was at the bogin- ning, and it has been truly ¢ an organ- fzed nnd constant rovival among the young peovle.” The United society, which is sim ply a bureau of information, and not a vourd of control, has for its prosident the founder of tho socicty, Rev. . 1. Clark; for its sce- rotary, Mr. John Willis Baer, with a board of txistees represeating many evangolical denominations. Some National Co entlo The international convention in New York which will b held July 7 to 10 1s the eleventh of the reries. At first the mectings wero small, but from the bogiuning they have beeu enthusiastic wod full of power. ~ Sara toga, Chicawo, Philadelphin, St. Lowis und Miuueapolis havo witnessea conventions of remurkable sizo and spiritual influonco, and the numoers in attendance upon the conven- tions of the last three years have bosu larger thau ut any otuer religious mectings of the year. Itis asserted that the 25,000 who wiil atiena tho convention o cw’ York ‘‘will compose the largest religious convention ever held in tho history of the world.” Some of the peculiar fetures of this conven- tion are the simultancous meetings with programs caually attractive as the meeting iold in Madison Square gavdon, which are provided to accommodate the throngs who will attend; the denominational rallies, which prave the society to boas loyala devominational society as any possibly can be, as well us a great interdonomivational organizations tho free paclisments aud com- mittee mectings where there will be an opportunity for the young people to be heard. ‘The program furnishes a list of eloquent und distinguished speakers from all devominations who are not often brought together i one convention. Piuns for the Week, The following is a briof outliue o1 the pro- gram for this great convention Thursday aftoraoon, July addressos of welcomo by Rev. Charles 1. Decms, D.1)., and ey, A, C. Dixon, DD/, of Brooklyn, with a response by Prosident’ M. 1. Gai LL.D., of Amlerst: also, tho report of the general seorotary, Mr. Johin Willis Buer. in the evening President Bashford of Ohio Wesleyan university preacties the convention sermon, und | 1. Clurk, D.D., presi- acnt of the United socicty, gives the prosi daent's annual aadress, Friday morning the “pastors’ hour” will be participated in by louding represcnta tives of twenty different denominations, who will tell how Chzistian_endeavor is suited to their denomination. The morniug will close with an uddress by Joseph Cook of Boston. At tho Friday aftérnoon session thore will be a freo parliament conducted by Reyv, W. C. Bidding of Now York, papers on junior work and addresses by native represeuta- tives of Christian Indoavor socictics in India, China and Africa, Rev. Wayland Hoyt, D.D., will preseat’ the banucrs to those states’ that have mado the greatest g0in in the number of socicties duiiug tho past year. In the ovening Hon. Johu Wanii- maker will proside, nod there will bo ad- drasses by Rev. Russel (1 delphia and Hon, W. C. | Kentucky, Simuitaseous mectings in the Mavblo Cotlegiato church and tue bquare Presbyterian church will be drossed by Itev. Wavlaud Hoyt, D.D.. R l)nml Burrill, D D, Rev. B. 'R, Young, . John Henry Barrows, D.D,, Mrs, Isa brlh\ M. Aldeu (Pansy) and others, Saturasy morning will be devoted to mis slous, home and foreige, Rev. Josiah Strong, D.D., of New York will give a stirring o dross; *“Proportionate and Systematic Giy- fng" will be aiscusse: niaries of tho Prosbyterian and Bantist bonrds will also mrouse the young people to greater iuteres {0 missiocs. On tho afternocon of Saturday thoro will be a junior rally in the Broadwny Pavernucle church, presided over by Mrs, Alico May Scudder, and there will also b denominational rallivs of all the leading do nominations, conducted aud addressed by pminent workers in these various denomina tions. The interostof the young peoplo in the doctrines, polity, missions, and publications of their own churches will thus be stimu- lated. Jonwell of Phila- Breckinridge of Madison ad- Closing the Conveation, After n morning prayer meeting on Sun day tho convention will adjourn to attend tho vavious ehureh services. In the after noon Mr. Johu G. Woolley will give an ad dress on “Gospel Temperance;” Rev. Jol H. Burrows, D.D., of Chicago, ou *Tn Itoligious Possibilities of the Worla's Fair Rev. K. R. Yeuug of Toronto wiil tell s thrilling story of “Missiovary Lifo Amony the Hudson Hay Indisas,” and Mr. Ira D Bankey o “Christian Endeavor o Eogland In the eveuing there will be au address by Dr. 5. 1. Itose of Montreal, aud the couveii ton will ¢lose with the consecration weeting, whicn will doubtless be of great interest aud spiritual power, Mr. Jobu G. Woolley, Key 3. A, Roudtualer, D.D., of Indiunapolis; Key F. A. Noble, D.D,, of Chicago; Lev. C. A Dickiusou of ioston, Rev.S. L. Baldwiu, ).1),, of the Methodist Board of Missions; o W, Lee, DD, of Aulauta, Ga.; Kev | W. H. Black, D.D., of Marshall, Mo., and | others wiil tuke part in the simuitaueous meetings on the same evening The siugiog will bo oae of the grandest toatires of the convention and will be lad by Mr. Georgo ( boins, with Mr. Ira D. Sunkey as soloist —— When weak, weary aud worn out, Hood's Sarsaparilla i« just the medicine to restore your stren gth and give you a good apetite, - enr surgeon, Grant 1, Beo build ng. Culli- and room £ DOWN ON BUYCOTTING. Alllance Man Thinks american Resotution Osama, July o the Rditor of Tur Bee: The people's party at large should not be held responsible for tho final vesolution made by its honored chosen dele- gates at the natioual convention in Qmahn, wo think, discharged the upon them with precious vesolution expresses their symputhy with the Kuizhts of Labor in boy cotting a certain afacturing firm and conscrts, aud merchants who sell their goods ote. It may, in our opinion, rather be ex- prossed ms u persounl token of sympathy o more, Wi of the Un- atan who otherwise, duties imposed diligence, The toward u fraction of this groat nation, con- taining o * branch of the Kuights of Luvor organization. Why not! Docs the party lack the ability to rander assistance to uny class of citizens of this country who may suffer from tyranny and oppression put by a stronger class that they come in contact with, mvolving their very important and yeot contrasting interests, their callings and right to live. The people’s party of Aweriea claim a wido scope. Thoy makn claim to be the growth from the very neart of u living people, part of the great American nation, some of whom . have suffered on account of the past order of things, or having their feeling of symuathy and duty shapened by witnessing thoe sufferings of their less favored fellows men, In short, they elaim to be cavable of settling the surring demands of our present time, to gain the majority of tho nation, and upon them necessarily Id the panner for an indefinite future. This will answer the above question. In considering this aud the pariy's de- clared intention to enaeavor to level the awful slope thut has hitherto divided up tho Amcrican people—the grays oud bluos from the days of the civil war, and that the brothuer love had grown too strong not to ex- tend its hands of forgiveness toward tho wouker part who had, during long yeac: suffered tho consequences of a great mistu wado in a tempting moment, one shoula feel inclined to think that boycotiing is not our DUSINCSS S @ Purt Let us try to muke it clear to oursolves that boycotting will not bo tolerated within A party or natidn that shall be blessed to carry to the front the civilization of the fu- ture, apon the free will of for the very principle of 1t 18 not based concerned, the par which should govarn his action, but_forces him to do somothing that in his oninion way be wrouw. 3 Wough, muy be tolerated in more matters, as a medium of self defenso Turuk God for the republican principles, but frecdom must be 1sed. Now, hero wo havo the people’s party of America, Itcalls its gatherings from the oue end of the laud to the other. Pressing necessities scem to be creatingat, It re- minds one of a new vessel loaving the harbor toward a very stormy season. Its main priveiples bo’ its dostination. Within 1ts bound must be room aud plenty of room for every clazs that forms society and mokes a . whose object is to solve the repub- roblem. But boycotting bo not nimoug ciples. Yours truly, Good w. M Mr. drug business twelve yoars, s:ys: s been in tho v., for the past nborlain’s Cough Terr, at Remedy gives b satisfaction than any other cough wedicine | bave ever sold.” Ihere is good reason for ths. No other will cure a cold so quickly; no ciher is so certzin & preventive and cure for croun: no oher uffords so much rolief 1u cases of whooping coughi. dju u‘ for Cullimore, R. 224, dofective Bee bldg. st e Pwin City Chautangan' Roek TIsland trains will leave Omaha for Chiataugui groundsat 8 a. m., 10 0. m., 12330 noon, 5:20 p. m., 6:35 p. m. Additional trains leave Council Blufls 6:10 u. m., 9:30 a, m., 1:50 p, m., 7:50 v.om, Returning leave Chautauqua for Omaha vin Council Biulis 6:45 a ., S:15 a0, 1 a. w630 poome, 5:83 poom, 10:15 p. m. Round trip from Omaha, S0, Tickets on sale at 1602 Farnam street or Union depot. - THREE TIME: AND OUT. Bateh of Paving Blds Yesterday Afternoon. For the third time this year the Board of Public Works opeued bids for the scason’s paviog whea 1t met yesterday afternoon. ich bid provided fora five and a ten year guaranteo. Allof tho brick, the stone and the asphalt men competed for the work. With a five yoar cuarantee the bids ranged Third Opened from £1.40 to §1.50 on brick, cl ten year guarautee from $1.60 to 82,15, On asplialt the prices with a five year guarantee class “A” were from $2.40 up to §2.05, urd with a ten year guarantee from $270 to $3.38. Class “B3" the biaders agreo 10 put down at pricos ranging from $2.41 to §2.81 with a fiv ar, and £ to $.31 witn the ten year guarantee, On gravite the prices wore from $2.20 to 49, ond in Celorado sandstoue from $1.9) 280 per square yard, On account of tha many bidders and the large number of distriets, the city engincer was unable last night 10 tabulato the bids and ascertain who were the lowest bidders. - -~ DaWitt’s Sarsaparitia 135ceays sons as scrofuls, sgin dis133), matisuw, 2. to $1:1 Bo czyma, rhou 1ts timaly usasaves many Livos - Trade Topies, Bean & Brooks, lumber morchants of ISustis, have sold out to Hayden Bros. Hurtop & lianson, produce commission merchants of Sioux City, have sold out, A, W. Thoned, in the jeweiry business at South Omaha, bas advertised 1o sell out. A. Auderson, in the boot and shoo business at Huron, S, D., is reported closed by creds itors, Cockrell Bros. of Lincoln, grain dealers, have incorporated with u capitul stock of 10,000, . Mr. C. Kan,, says: “IUis with pleasure that 1 speak of tho geed Chamberlun's Colie, Chol:ra and Iiarrbaa itemedy bws done my family during tie last fcurteon yeurs, ln the most obstiuaty cases ol summer compluint and diarrbwa among wy children, it ucted us a charm, making it nover necessary to call in a physician, 1 can truthifully say'that in wy judgment, based on years of experience, thoroe is not's med icine in the market thut is its equal, — rhe Cane Walked OfY, S, H. Moss, a delegato from Saunders county, is mourning the loss of & §25 cane which bo allowod to lean against & steam radiator 1 the Millara Mooday while he stepped out to sea uwan. The cune was presented to bim by his Blufts and Poboceo pre withi these nuwmes. irers in Cedar 1oncts aud is fnserived Mrs, L. R, Putton, lockford, Iil, writes: “1°rom personal oxperinice { cau récomnwend DeWitl's Sursaparilla, a cura for impure vlooa sud general deoility, Highest of all in Leavening Power.=~Latest U. S, Gov't Report. Reel | | NOTES THE FROM COURT ROOM OMAHA City Attorney Connell Files an Answer in the Union Pacific Case. HE SAYS THE LAND WAS NEVER EARNEd At NoTime Did the City Entir Ownership o ¥ Relimquish the Rullrond Company Tuke 1 Possession—Mrs, Case, Carter's The answer 1n the case of the Union Pacific Hailway company against tho city of Omaha, involving the right to ownership of u tractof land at the foot of Davenport street,was filed yesterday in the United States district court. Tuis 15 the land that was fenced in last Mureh by Street Commissioner Windspoar for the city and the Union Pacific got out an injunction to prevert the city from takiog possossion. w T'ho answer tiled by City Attorney Connell admits t the city gave to tho Union Pacific five blocks of land for terminal fucit ities 1 1863, but denies that this land in question has been used for terminal fuclii- tics by the Union Pacifle, and alleges that the Union Pacific company viclated 1ts con- tract by establishing its terminal facilities at Council Blufls, where they are still mala- tained. Never T It is also denied by ok Possession. this answer that tho Union Pacific ever took possession of this land in dispute, but on the cout it is alleged that the land has not been in the ex- clusive possession of the Union Pacifie. It is also ulleged that tho title to the land claimed by the Union Pacific does not carr With it the title to adjacent streots and alle: but on the contrary it is alleged that theeity never reliuquished its ownership of the strects and ulleys and all claim of ownership by the Union Pacific to the accretions along the river bank is denied. The answer states that the city does not intend to interfere with the trafiic or busi- ness of tho railway compauy in any way. HER HUSBAND'S D ATIL Mrs, Captaln Carter Su tor 1 s a Hotel Company siyy Dimages, The case of Delin Carter, administratrix of the estate of M. J. B. Kitchen, court. On April 12, 1801, fire unnexof tho Paxton hotel. ‘Tho fire deps went responded. During tho time that tho firo was in progress tho walls of a portion of tho annex foll, crushing and killing Carte who was captain of Lose company No. ‘I'he plamtilf now demands £5,000, and al- leges that the walls were uusafe, not having voen constructed 1n accordance with the pro visions of tho building ordluances of the city J. Carter, deceasod, azainst s on trial in Judge Doane's the brokoe out in Got o Dan Rice, who broke into Mrs, J. C. Weimar ou May gold watch aud other property of 216, was before Judgo Davis Rice withdrow his plea of not guilty vleaded guilty to the charge of petit the house of 13 and stole a of the value Monday. aud He was scutonced to puy a fine of 810 and vlaced under bouds of £200 to remain on his £ood behavior for the period of two years. It Cared the Boy, My little boy was vers bad off for two | months with diarchaes, We used various medicines, aiso_called in two doctors, but nothing did_him any ood untl we used Chamberiain’s Colic, Cholra and Diarriicea remedy, U gavo prompt relief and cured lim: pormanentiy, 1 conslder it tho bost medicino made and can conscientiously recommeud 1t toall wno nced o reliable dy fordiarrhoea, colic or cholera morbus. . flare, Trenton, T DAILY PARK MATTERS. Offer from Mir, Clark—The South- west Boulevard. The park commissioners met yesterday Anotl afternoon to hear u new proposition from Mr. A. C. Clark with regard to tho salo of Lis tract in the southeast part of the city which the board has beeu figuring on for several montas. Whea Mr. Clark had sub- nutted his proposition it was found to bo | practicaily the same as that submitted some | time ago, when Thomas Murray offered to | aonute five acres of land adjoining the Clark tract and donate a boulevard from Tenth to Thirtcenth streets. But Mr. Murray with- drew bis proposition some time #go and the board has hed no indication since that he in- tended to rencw it. It was therefore thought inadvisablo to consider the Ciark proposi- tion, for without the Murray tract there would be no outlet to Tuirteenth street M. Cleveland, the landscape gardener, was present and was instructed by the board to uccompany the civil enginecr in a tonr of in- spection along tne proposed southwest boule- vard, and _prepare the plans for improving tho same between Ruser's park und Elm- wood. On necount of the fact that the title 1o a portion of the boulevard betweon Hans com park and Ltuser’s cannot e made over 1o the ciiy for several months, tho commis- sioners thought it best not to spend any money on_ that purt of the boulevard at vresent. Mr. Cloveland was aiso instructed 10 draw plaos for the improvements on the newly ncquired portion of Elmwood park. He siated to the board that ho was ready to begin the plans for the improvemeni of Bomis park as soon as he could gain an audi ence with tho city engincer. He was in- structed to proceed with thes plans as rap idly as possiole. ————— Chamberlaln's Colie, Uhole and Diarrha Can always be depended pleasant to teke and will eure ¢ morbus, dysentory upon, 1t is amp, cholera | and diarrh@a in their worst forms, [Every fawily should bo pro- vided with i 25 ana 50 ceul bottles for salo by druggists, On ded His Taste, Henry Egan is in trouble for malicious de- struction of property. He is o B & M. switchman, and the banners and bunting with which the Young People’s Society of |} Christian Endeavor had decorated a car offended his iden of decorations, aud bo pro- coeded 10 slash them in picces with a pocket kuife, el DoWitt's Sarsaparela cleansss the blood, increases tho app:uit and L0105 up the sys tem, It has LoNBAttol maty piople wad havo suffered from blood disorders. Iu will belp you. SN Bullding Permits, The following building permits wore 1s- sued by tho superintendent of buildings yesterday : E._Jonusen, two-story sixteenth and sheri Two mwlnor permits brick dwelll nouvenu Total...... = IAsaAALAL When you goto Deaver stop at the Ameri- can house. Iates §2.50 to 83.50, Kemouelod througbout, . —— Nobody to Blay A verdict exonerating the train crew and the street railway company from all blamo wn the matter was rendered by the coronor's jury in the case of little Charlis Rose, killed LY @ Saunders street motor last Saturany, Baking ' Powder PURE E: :WEDNE Cures: Others Will cure You, is a true statement of the action of AYER’S Sarsaparilla, when taken for diseases originating in impure blood ; but, whilethis assertion is true of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot Ye truthfully applied to other preparations, which vrgsincipled dealers will recommend, and try to im- pose upon just Ayer's.” Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer's only, if you need a blood-purifier and would e benefited permanently. This for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for that has never heen equaled by other preparations. AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of he- reditary scrofula and other blood dis- enses from the system, and it has, deser vedly, the confidence of the people. AVER S Sarsaparilla “I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief T have obtained from the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla. T was afllicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, my body was covered with pimply cruptions. The remedies prescribed failed to help me, I then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the paivs ceased and the pimples disappeared. 1 advise every young man or woman, in case of sickness result- ing from impure blood, no matter how Tong standing th se may be, to take AYER avilla,”—H. L. Jarmann, 33 William «(‘, New York City. Will Gure You Preparcd by Dr.J. C. 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