Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 21, 1892, Page 8

(RUSHED THEIR LIVES OUT Four Tramps Killed in a Wreck on the Burlington Near Plattsmouth. TWO OF THEIR NAMES ARE KNOWN with Grain Demolished , Which was Caused Breakiog In 0 Grade. Twelve Cars I by the by the Train Prarremourn, Neb, July 20.—|Special “ffologram to Tne Bee.|—Train No. 2%, ono the Burlington’s fast freights, was wrecked tais morning about 4:40 o'clock on tho long grade cast of the Missouri river bridge. Your men were killed and twelve ¢ scattered over tho prairie, Tl dent was caused by the train iug twelve curs from the engine, ho train wi in charge of Couductor William Noland and was pulled by engino 263, At the umo of tho wreck the train was running at th rate of twenty-five miles an hour, Tho train was made up of thirty-soven ears, of which twentv-five were loaded vrith grain, Tho engineer had just taken up tho slack aud the jerk broke the coupling between tho twelve ompty cars aud the twenty-five loaded ones. The hend brakeman discovered that the train was broken and yelled at the conduc- tor. Thoey at ouco started to set brakes on the detached cav but could not stop them. Conductor Noland was in tho act ot sctting the brake on tho caboose when the crush came. He was hurled from the boake 1o the floor of the cuboose sud severely bruised. pa How the ‘The engincer,instea Engincer Acted, 10f opening his engine and runuing away fro ving cars, re- versed and pplied tho air brakes. ‘I he result was his part of tho train stopped, aad the heavilv londed cars crashed into the rear of nis section, where tnree tramps were nding. Tho rear car was literally reduced to kiudling wood. Two of the tramps were almost instantly killed. Another was caught under the _side and trucks of tho car and his legs and the lower portion of his body so badly crushed that ho diod ina vory short time, Sugerintendent Biguell of the Butlington came down from Lincoln this morning with the wreeling train and is porsonnlly super- fntending tho work of clearing up the wreck. Ho is aiso iuvestigating the causo of the wreck, s afternoon workmen took out the body of another tramp. So far but two of the men have been identiticd eir names are mes Murray, Leadville, Colo. and William Jfivan, New York. Thero were-fivo tramps ini tho last car of the first scction, one of whom, a small negro voy, escaped. One of tho victims was literally ‘erushed flat. An- other trump riding in a car aliead of th:e last ono cscaped without inj Corn. wheat and flax was scattered all over country around the wreck and the work force was kept busy for some time load- g sound cars with the ¢rain, Tonight the track was clearod and trains will be running rezularly befora mornin The coroner’s iuquest was in progress this ning. ‘I'he testimony of r May- d was to the offect that the parting of the train caused tho air brakes to futomatically sct themselves but he also testified that the train parted back of the air brake cars. He says that Lie haa the throttle of his engine wide (pun, but the vrakes siipped in spite of that fact. Rodgers, the head brakeman of tho v train, was thrown from ouo of tho 1it iu a ditch L 3 cars flow over him, but boyond baing brulsed he escaped uninjured Beatrtleo Water We Bratnice, Neb., Ju — gram w Tor Bee |—A special meeting of the council was callea this afternoon to hear tho roport of tho water committee on the new water works situation. The report was an unsatisfactory 1 one and was simply 10 effeet that Godfrey shoula be invited to re 0 to the city and make a test of the capucity of the plant us far as completed in order that the city may huve some basis on which to remedy the existing difliculty. ks Case. 20.—[Special Telo gram to Tie Bee. |t is reliably reported that the pavers wateh ‘have deluyed the defense in the case of tho state azaiust Charles H. Paut from taking the caso to the wo court are at last ready and it is abic that the motion for o writ of super- 5 will be urgued before that court in a days. Meaawhile Paul is io jail bere awaiing d\}\'\:lnplhl ats, W. Bennett was captured here this un. ruoon with the oic, stolen from J. F. Wheelock of Kearney yes- terday, A rvoward of $100 was offercd, which will be claimed by H. B. Peters,a local bicycle ageut of this eity. Good Fortu Bearnice, Neb, gram to Tk B ¢ of & Beatrice Clerk, July 20.—|Special Tele- Chomas J. Overstreet of this city Las just received word from Carlin- lle, 1L, that by {hodeceaso nele Lo s ueathied £10,000, Mr. L is em- ployed in ouc of the p,ruwr) stores of the city as 4 clork, Warm W Nenraska Ciry, Neb, Telegram to Tue Bee. | registered 1062 in raska Clty, Juty 20.—[Special ~The thermometer the shade today, the warniest for years, Outside work was generally suspended. For the past three duys the thermomoter has stood at from 95 10 100>, unds, pecial Telogram vaid Over the Sixey, Neb, July 2),—[ to Tue Bre.|—Hou. Thomas Benton arrived here this morning from Lincoln, and vaid over to 1he county treasurer §10,500 taxes due frow the Pullman Palace Car company, Drowned Win OakLAND, Nob., July 2 Bk | —A. G. Waguor, was drowned 1 the batbing. ing. ol to Tue Keopor here, river last night while AANOUN TS, Dan Rice, the oldest circus clown alive, and probably the only oue who occupies much spaco in the heart of tho small boy, has not yot lost all desire to wear tho pyramidal bat and variegated pants. ‘The joily old soul recently attended @ performance of Nellie Melenry's A Night at the Circus’ in New York, oud declared that he could no longer rosist the temptation to revive the good old one-ring circus of other days where people could seo the show with oneuair of eyes without vreaking their necks, Uncle Dan suid he'd huvo to take off s hat 1o Nollie McHenry, *That's somothing like it,” said be, “thal’s the best show I'vo soen since Dan Rtice quit the business.” Miss MeHenry her ablo company will bo at Boyd's jcater Noxt Sunday night. Salo of seats will open Saturday DeWitt's Sarsapa 03 the Ancrenses the apbotite and Lones up the sys- tom, It bas benefitted many people who bave suftered from blood disorders. It will beip you. blood, —_—— Murrlage Lioouses, The following rriage licensos Issued by Judge estorday : Numo and Address 4 Louls Bortram, Omuba. .. 1 Minnfe Linueuiana, Omahia " A Patr ok Coyle. South Omahs 1 Kutle Loye, South O b { Albert Beason, South Omaha i Minulo I laualuiy, Onawi, Ta § Edward Mou Omuhi 1 Fe M i K aans ity § Wiliiam Ballinger, Omaha 1 Allee R, Sissoi, Omaha . JE 0. Pot . Omaha i Mutilda , Ouink -~ DoWitVs Sarsaparilia is rolinole. Another Brewory In Prospoct, lhore I+ & prospeot thut sn additional wowery will b located ln Omaba during were Age the present season, A well known Farnam strect saloon man recaived A letter vestor- day from & gentleman in New York wno 18 anxious to fnvest bis capital in_a browery somewhere in the west. he writor stated that he had been favorably impressed with Omaha by what he had read 1n Tue Bre ard would probably come out here soon to look the ground over and decide upon a loca- tion, —in Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, 1L, writes: ! From personal experience 1 can rocommond DeWitt's Sarsaparilia, a cure for impure blood and ganoral debility." - AT SIXTY MILES AN HOUR. Mow the Chicagn-Omaha Fast Mail Traln is Now Equipped. The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road is remodeling all the postal cars on its fast mail run between Chicago and Omaha, Car 00, the fifth one tinishing, was put out of the shops yesterday and the railway mail clerks on the Omaha run are shaking hands with themsalves, for each remodeled means ort and better working f of tho improve- ments which aro so greatly appreciated by the men who handle the mail going at tho rato of forty miles an hour or more aro apt to pass unnoticed by tho lmty, but even the unitiated can see a radical difference between car Y09 and fts neighbor, which has yot to bo fitted with modish garmients, In the first place, tho cumborsome space- filing wooden racks have been replaced by the light, strong, couvenient and neat look- g farrison iron rack. Any sack placed anywhere will fit the new racks, and the arrangement and mechanism is such that one-hall the time is savea in emptying tho vacks, To tho busy, time limited mail clerk this saving is beyond words. 1n the old stylo arrangoment all tho sacks were hung on one side of the car, but in the remodeled car tho raci is dividod, making an aislo near the centor of the car, for one line of sucks haugs on one side and four lines on the other. This rearrangement also balances the car better thau the ancient manner, Over the sacks and under the roof of the car cx- tend two rows of paper boxes, one on each side, giving tho samo number of voxes but of twice the sizo as the double box used in the ola cars, Chuef Clerk P. W, and Omuhs Coates of tho Uhtcago ast mail division has socured a oventy letter boxes by a in- Tt s called the swing lotter und consists of two sections of letter cases placed on hinges so as to swing across the aisle, thus utilizing the dead space caused by the passage way. These changzes Rive the ca U letter boxes and accommo- dations for swinging 186 sacks. The cars aro equipped with large deck or lights ove the letter cases, and have ie hot water hoater partitioned off from the main part of the car. Cmef Clork Coates, with an eye single to the comfortof the boys, had folding wesh basins fed from & roof tank put in, and by a single spring-clip de- vice, which wedges the closed sliding door zainst o cushion of plush, has dono away witn all ratting of doors aud blasts of air which burst throuch unzuarded cracks whea the train is bowlng along on a fast mail It is these littls things, the emplo tend, which improve tho eflicie railway mail service, and the Chicago and Omaha aivision is now not behind any in all that goes to make up a first-class rua, Disease never successfully attacks the sys tem with pure blood. DeWitt's Sarsapariila makes pure, new blood aud onriches blood. B —— - MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. Omaha Physicians Departe A Tribute to Two Hoctors, There was a largoly attended meoting of the phy ns of the city at tho Millara hotel yest afternoon to take acticn on the duaths of Dr. McKenna and Dr. Sloman, o called the meeting to order and De. Joseph Neville was made cbairman and Dr. 3acon s y. Drs Womersley, A. B. Somers and J. M. Swetman were ap- pointed a committee Lo draft appropriate resolutions and they presented the follow- ing, which were adopted: Wherens, In the wisdom of providenes Drs. Leyi I, MeKe Swoman have been removed from anm death, therefore boe it 1 1, Thut we,the physie: XDress our regret and 1 inseratable id L I, us by nsof Omaha, tthelr untime to testify our esteem for X A s onal brethren. ved, Thut we te sympathics to s of our do, e tesolved, That the s to furn sl & copy of th ! the dail L for public to the fawilios of | | nor cousod brothron 1 the mdoption of the resolutions ses were made by Drs. Loisiu- oville, \Womersley, Hoffinan and Bacon, | of the genial muuners the deceased ax for their ueath, speakers dweit upon tho a vrofessional standing of expressed sincere regret - Do you like a dry champagnei T Extra Dry [mpe and it is perfectly Two July Suits, o Leggett & Hurlburt have brought suit against Christian & Cotner to recover $717.1¢ Tl piaiutiffs alloge that during the months of Junuury aud February, 1502, they sold the defendants 23,143 bushels of corn for the sum of £,607.10, and toat of that amount £717.10 remuins due and unpai Beruard Blum would have Ba pay him $13,325, v Cook's al, its flavor is unrivalled thias Jetter Ho alleges a real estato deal maae in 1891 by whieh Jetter was to purchase his prop: for the amouut of monsy heretofore named. In pursuance of the talk tho pluintiff executod a deed aud turued the property over to the dofendant, who refused to make the payments, -~ If out of ordor, uso Bascnam's Pills. Murray ¢ Sherift Bennett went to Lincoln Yosterday accompanied by Jack Murray, tho burplar who shot at Policoman Coray, Murray will tarry at the penitentiary here he bas a ar coutract with the state, ————— vo and ear surgeon, Grant Culli- room 224, Beo building Knights Te Excursions, Commencing July 25th the Chicago, Roclk Island & Pueific railw will sell tickets to Denver,Salt Lake and Helena, Montana, at half fare for the round trip. Tickets on s until Aug. 10th, good to return until Oct. 10th. ~ The Colorado flyor, leaving at 1320 p.m., serves dinner in diniug car after dopurture from Omu I'his is the onl et route with elegant, through sleeners to Den- ver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pueblo. Take the Rock Isiund and you will be satistied you have selected the best. Tict l<ll)ll e 1602 Farnam st. LN.W.P. Agt. & P, Agt. Wanted at the office of THE ()\h\ll A B, copies of THE EVENING April 25, — DEATIS, “Notices of Ave 1ines or less wiier thia hiead, A/t el additional line tew eents. WALTON. at the rosidence of ber siste s My 1, nzed 57 yours. Funoral Eridiy at 2050 p. m. from hor late residence, 1710 Ol street. Burllnzton, Lit, papers ploase cop KNODELL =Mildred, uged 10 mo ter of M. Henry wid Zolia Kuos today ut 4 from thoir resic South I oth street. lntern Mount Uope cemetery. | murderer who was several | fucts, and proye that, THE DEATH SENTENCE SUSPENDED Supreme Oourt Takes Action in Ouyler Shultz's Oase. NOT HANG THIS MONTH HE WILL Several Rulings of the Lower Court Pleaded ws Grounds for n New Trial—Other Intereating Lin- News Notes, Lixcory, Neb, Bek.|—Cuylor Shultz, July 2).—|Spectal to Tre the Hall county Wonths ago sen- tenced to be hanged on the 20th fust. for killing Hiram Farr, will have a briof respite, fors tho supremo court today suspended the execution of the death sentence until further notice, Petition tn error was filed with the cleric of the supremo court this morning by his attorney, W. H. Harrison of Grand Island. The potition ulleges that the lower court erred in roferring the application for a uew trial and in refusing to allow soveral Wwitnesses to stato their opioion as to the sanity or insanity of tho defendant. Other crrors aro alieged and a new trial prayed for. Tho case is not likoly to be reached on the docket uatil sometime in Novemuver, Three Minor Mishaps, Lawrence Pillsbury, a teilor in the Cupital Nutionul bank of this city, was quite seyeroly injured last night shortly after 11 o'clock. Hoe was riding on the foot board of a summor car returning from Lincoln park avd when a car going in the opposite direction passed ho was struck in the head and knocked sen loss, Ho was removed to his home at 156 South Thirty-third street, where tho physi- ‘ans who had beea summoned discoverod that his skull haa been fractured. Ho will recover. I, D. Mills, the engiucer at tho Clarkson laundry in this city, sttompted to run a belt on a swittly revolving pulloy this morning. The cout sleeve on his right arm caught in the gearing, twisting his arm untii the bones were broken below the elbow. Frauk i.ush, tho 5-vear-old son of WVilllam Lush, living at 1219 N stresi, had his leg brokou whilo playing about tho house last evening. From the Pollee Court, James Clark 13 undor arrest at the station chargod with the larceny of two pair of pauts from a local clothiig house. Ho was detected whilo endeavoriug to dispose of them at a pawn shop. Heory Martin, James Reed, gins, Frank Jones and John Tetz, a quintotte of vagrants, wero sentenced to Sixty days cach in the county jail for not recognizing a job of work when they met it on the street. James Angelo, who claims to be a lineal descendout from Michael, ana who is under arrest for attampting todisposs of mortgagad property, succeeded in having his case coa- tinued until August Henry Suyder, the youthful forger arrestod Monday, was roleased by Judgo Waters this morniug. Carl Lindsey and John Kestler were ar- raigned on an all around charge of drunken- ness, dicorderly conduot aud resistance of an officer, but they pleaded their case so well that both were discharged. Lincoln in Brief, McClay, who has been ill for eeks past, is once more able Lo be Clarles Hig- Shorift several at his oftic The pavicg on North Twenty-seventh street is progressing rapidly, threo blocks being nearly completed, Hou. T. ‘M. Marquette today moved his family into the Houts residence at tho coraer of Seventeenth and F streets. He purchased tho rosidence early this weok for £3),000 and it is ono of the finost 1 Lincoln, Rev. and Mrs. Wormley, who depart for the missionary flelds of Ohina next week, wore tendered a reception this evening at the resiaenco of Dr. Pecbles, corner of Twenty-fifth and P strects, W. L. Cranaall, journal clerk in the dis- trict cleri’s office, cut bis left wrist to the bone last ovening. Church & Otiver, proprietors of the Lans- ing theater, today secured s judgment for 8100 against J. M. Burks, that being the amount subscribed by the latter to assist in the enterprise, st ninls published In bebalf of Hood’s Sarsapariila are not extravagant, are not ‘‘written up," wure they from ' its employes. They ure Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses absolute merit and is worthy the full confidence of the people. Hood’s Pill are pure vegetable, perfectly harmless, but do not cause pain or gripe, Be sure to get Hood's. S — NEW LOOKS, The series of articles on “‘Botauy as a Re- creation,” by Miss Caroline a. Creevy, now appearing in Harper's Bazar, aro attracting deserved attontion on account of their popu- lar and praetical nature. This week's num- ber contains an urticle on the “Fertilization of Plants.” " In the same paper Bluck's novel, “Wolfonberg,” his latest production, is contiuued, A neat edition of Longfellow’s **Evange- lins" s just issucd from tho press of Johu B. Alden, New York. The little volume is pro- fusely illustry designs from Birket Foster and Jane Beaham. This is one of a sorics of standard poems, being presented to the public in au attractive form ava mers nowinal cost by the same firm, “The Wrecker,” by Kobert Louis Steven- son aud Lloyd Osborn, which bas appeared T 5 zine during the ar, is now issued in book form. Like il of M Stevenson’s productions it 18 in- tensely interesting. But the interest is in tho ovolution of the plot, notin the dovelop- ment of charncter. The scone of action changes from Europe to America and from Amorica out into the Pacific ocoan. There is enough bldba shed to satisfy the average reader of tho dime novel literature of days gone bv. Yet AMr. Stevenson's work is of a high order of romance writing; 1t 15 tho work of au artist, presenting clear, vivid pietures, somewhat hignly colored, as the necessities of such fictional art as that of the author of *“Lao Master of Ballautrae and *Treasure Island”’ demands, but, udmirablo withal ana rotentively attractive. “The Wracker” is romarkable for the ingenuity displayed by tho autbor in drawing out the finely spuv threads of his plot, leading thom this way and that and at last bringing them togethor, aud concecting them, so as Lo muke @ complete whole. Mr. Stevonson caunot be ranked with the man who, anderstanding men and the motives of men, builds up & character consistent with the surrounaings of its development, who draws a faithful picture of what happens in this overyday world of ours; at best he can but attai thit place in luglish _literature which Jules ‘erne occuples in Freoch literature, —_— oLEDO, L0ws, April 6, 1801, Or. J. B. 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THE ALOE & PENFOLD CD,, 114 S.15th St., Creighton Blo D Bailey, §” Dr. The Leading Dentist ' ton Rloc h and Farnam Sts, Third Fioor, Tolephone 1085, 1 A full set of teeth on rubber tor & Perfoot sot Toeth without intes of FomovANI " bFUIRO Work Just the thing for slngers of public spoakers, never drop down, XTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. at roasonable rates. All work Cut thls out for a guide, rpnine fio Q161020 (v Nopaytillcured. DR.J BYEPHENE, Laban) " 1P YOU EVER SUFFERED FROH Indian Depredations If you are in position to take advantage of the laws re- lating to PENSIONS If you have taken up a piece of Public Land. If you have made an invention on which you desire to secure a Patent, You should communicate with the Bee Bureaw of Claims "he object of this burcau is to give ¥ person holding a logitimate claim aguinst the government tho advantage of a residence in Washington, whether he live in Toxas or Alaska. 1t does more than that. Nine-tenths of the population of Washington would be helpless if asked how to go to work to sccure their rights throngh the depart- ments, THE Bi Bureau of C.aims gives the advantage, not only of per- sonul residence, but of thorough famil- iarity with ail the machinery of the government. It offers Absolute Sccunty You do not know whether the Washington claim agent will ¢ In».n or not, aithough on goneral pi you would naturully suppose that he would. But you know that the San Prancisco iixaminer, tho St. Paul Pio neer press and the Omaha BEE cannot afford to cheut you. They guarantee this Bureau, ana their reputation is staked upon the honesty and ability of its management., The bureau employes attorneys who are ~ . . N7 - Yl I \ Expert Specialists for ench of its departments. Its Indian depredation cuses are care- fully worked up, with all tha evidence required by law, and argued before the court of elaims in such a manner as to bring out most favorably all the essen- tial points. Its land cases are handled in ict ac- cordanca with the rules of the Genoral Land Ofice, so thut no delays or com plications ensue in the orderly settle- ment of the claims, Its patent cases ar insure the invegror Yago you weiples 50 managed as to utmost possible benetit to thoe by giving him the broadest s will justify. are disposod of with 1y and expouse to tion his idc 1sion case prote Its py the least possible de the veterans Don’t refrain from the burenu because you are afraid of the cost Its nothing to get information. Ask as many questions as you please, they will d promptly efully and ly, without consulting costs be answe accu and ——THE—— Bee Bureau of Claims Room 220, Bee Build- ing, Omaha, Neb. O-DAY We begin summer pants that h ing the sands sale past of all the ave accumul: ‘e season. who have profited by these sales in other years will our annual odd sui Thie nee mid- t d dur’—/v thou< d no urging to be on hand. These sales are too more than bare mention to bring our pa se sale ginal with “The Nebrask equalled nor imiiated. out in full force. The rivals in the son comprises neavly well known to s are entirely need ons ori- 1, and can neither be For magnitude of as- sortment —-quantity to choose from—value for your hard earned dollar--they S'.‘ll\ll without clothing world. The sale this sea 2600 PAIRS OF PANTS In almost every colors, They atre homespuns--worsteds nels. in conceivabie dark, medium .\nd light. stripes—checks— mixturuq-—fancy cassi ALY shade and color— ey are and me in plaids— plain es—cheviots— -serges-- tweeds-- flan- They are in lots of from one to twenty pairs of a kind, and representabout every style of a suit that we’ve sold divided them into three gre We’ve gl seven fifty--the two fifty ones are \“ A—l\, (). ince the first of Mar ch. at lots at The pants at one fifty are out of suits up to out of suits up to thirteen fifty--while the three fifty ones are from the finest suits we’ve sold this season. The lot of pants at two dollars and fifty cents o s . a pair we claim to be the biggest value ever offe country--and would cost you four pair out of regular stock. this hot weather on account condition of your pants--why-- to wear your coat of the “holy” red by any clothing consists entirely of ho -five If use in this whole pants that and six dollars a youare compelled you know two fifty ain’t much. During July and August we close at 6:80 p. m, Saturdays, 10 p. m. BDUG WENTWORTH chool in Mo, sion, at Extensive im Oldest Milliary competitive drll Lt All iodern conveniences, ingg $280, per session. Dr.Jawes A Quantes, of Washington and Lee Universis e e it ) : n, four of whom our me Yor LhUC, MUSIC: year, Addrvss E. F. BULL ATION ARG Mfirfllcflfl GURMWB{ b Stusi gt et or further pi THE LORING 2C100%. 51 BUNI’ER mu ME’" A MILITARY HOME SCHOOL. > Moral and +8 and ¢t rinimber Hmiods il ate ddriss Bw (Vi R STy mLL. L — .YMflNl¥5ITUI[ UPPER ALTO N, ILL I school. |up 168 for ‘ ,u Within 20 iniles BUsIGEL WILLIB BROWN, Bunarintan To Out-of-Door Folks Recreative Information s not the tite that makes the cycle, nor the suddle, nor the s nor the spokes, the bearin ner any otherone requisite—"us the whole—Columbins are balanced ou th uipoise of successful nicoty. Al about Columblas, Hllustrated, and b about ( an. 1ice on applicatl ny Columbia agent, or sont by mall 8o L0 Lw pa. Pope MIg Compan bi- il ATIONAL. LHTARY-L_._.. ACADEMY. Vie challenged all the leading Military 1" they deciined to meet us, In: il 1 Lave in the hools in the State to & nd Cavalry Drill, uition and Washe ftry, Artillery ade, Board, 0 other Academy in . takien four scLiolarsbipe, Vi, says - own 'by th four Tooth-Food. This medicine for babies prevents and pi with an ains of teething and resulting not by putting children to slee| opiate, for it contains no harmfu drugs, but by supplying the teeth-formin hers' s sweet and babies like it. itle, at nhle TH 10 Turner Leaves pur J. Prucl Gach, child NOTICE To the nonre th conncil of focted by 21th strcot i ber il proved J You iro copte sl 1uirod by it. A, D, £ L andd pliace i or stist of damaze! Omahn, Douglng stroat AC mayor, with the the owners respoctively AMU IWVOND SV THE T, nts which milk are lacking in mos and all artificial fooda. $£1.00 3 all druggists, Send for pains thing Made Easy.” E REYNOLDS MF Cincinnar, O, i CO., STEAMBOAT EXCURSION. O THE Omaha Turn Vererin, SUNDAY, JULY 24, s Park. Stenmer “Oity of Floreuce On.m. Koturnos KTp w. Tickets may be had of J, 1. Kunde and Ed Maurer; 753 Iren dhe. ASSESSMENT OF DAM- 3 'O GRADING, owners of nll lots, part of lots and or real estato along Martha street from 2)th 1o 2410 SLreots, horeby notifled that the unders co dislatorestod freoholders of the have been duly appointed by wphroval of the city suld city. to nssoss tho durnages to of tho property f- krading Murtha stroet from 50th to 5, duclired necessary by ordinsnce %, passe | Juy bth, 180 and ap- ¥ 11t I8z turtlier notified, thathavin 1 appointmentand duly auilitio vl Will, on the 1t 1892, at the hour of | nt of dat v of sald vrop- o0 making wnd o Wiers respootl tod by sl zr ) sposliil boofibe, tiflod Lo bo proso aforosnid 5 4% YOU Iniy ¢ L4 W. G GO g PA JAMES 31 2t tho tine y objectio) July 18th )y‘-’le‘lb"l [ hY \ T MIEN ERLAND| 5ty 5% July 18. EDE S SOLID man, ALl 3'1' AN ON HARTH, YAN YANSEN. { | Big Theat Qur | test Tmportation er Shows | Coolest Place 1n Towa 100-10 ALL~10C, \