Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1892, Page 2

KREMLIN TAKES THE COIN Rich Transylvania Trotting Stakes Won by a Massachusetts Horsa, RACING ON THE BLUE GRASS GALA DAY exington Crowded with Lovers of the Horse, Who Wits Some Fine Goh g Other News from th o Conraes Sparks of Sport, Lexivaroy, Ky., Oct. 10.--This was & zala duy at Lexingtoa and for that mat n grand holiday in all the wonderful blue grass region of Kentucky., Over 6,000 persons tended the races todav, attracted orincipally by the Transylvania 5,000 stake. Ail races ware close, com pelling the winnors to go their level best for thejr monay. A Massacausotts horse, Kremlin of the Allon farm, Piitsticld, Mass., took the prizo in the Transvivauia takes in straight heats in nock and haif length finishes, Kromlin nad a record of 21113, and so had Walter B, but the best Previous record among the thirteen entries in this contest was 2:101, held by Little Albert, [Kremlin's best time in the race was only # quarter of n second under his vecord. Buttne unexpectod and the really preat ovont of the day was the breaking of tho 2 vear-old race record Ly one second in the second rac, ov William Penn. Timo: 2181 Hers is'a_laurel for Pennsyivania, for tho plucky bay colt comes from tho Phaenix tarm, Phamxville, Pa. Yest race, Blue Grass stakes for d-year- 1ds, continued from Saturday, 310000 St fo won, Sturnberg seo Tlappy Prini- thira.” “Time 2183, 210, \r-old trotting, open to all, an Penn w ambring Erie Wilkes third, Flne: 243 Thie time In the second heat ow- record one second Yy race. th Transylvanin stakes, st ISremiin won, 1 niin's NUIUngaic socond, Little Albert third, Greenleaf fourt Dty fiteh, Mazel Wilkes sixth. tlondi seventh, Wiiter B elghth, Anderson’s Nizht h. Major tenth. St Vinvent sw York Central twelfth, Sallie B e luss trottin clols anch Rt Carrio 15, 1o buat 131, went in Ui Short Toree Day nt Moreis Fari, Monur ark Kok Track, N. Y., Oet The last week's racing of the so-called gitimate season was * this afternoon with fair weather and 7,000 spec tators. Ounly one favorite, Banguet, wo and the speeulators were pretty well cleane out. Summaries : irst race. ive furlo inaugurated he won, Stonenoll (7 to 100 second, Lizzetta cito 1 third. T i i uet (e won, | r (5 o 1 ihird, Tine: Third v eo fi 410 1) won, iy T colt, (3t rd, Time Wi Fourth ruce. Champ stakes, seven fu Jonzs Aunnie I, colt, 20to ) won, Prince jrorge (5 to 2 second. Ruayon 0 to 100 third ime: . Fifth ruee, sov furlongs Lycean Gto won, I'red Al B to2 second, Arab (hto L AN Thes 1 Sixih race, six furdongs: Gaseon G to | won. Siroeco (3 to b second, Addie G ro 1 third. Time: 1:123 nde cnes Opens Agatn, INDEPENDENCE, Tn., Oct. 10.—The four weeks' meoting opencd today with ood crowds and good racing, The 2130 trot, with thiviy-five entrios and fifteen staviers, opencd the meeting. Thougn they had 10 beat down a breeze from the west, they made excepionally good time. Hardee R won the first nheal tnd then Peduro came in for the next two. kquinox 100K the third. avd the ramatning Lo -heats handily Eauinox.. won, Peduro thira, Betsy Cfourth, Don Donner fifth me: Uit 2i0e, 202y, 212044, 2104, 2. ) Ihe otnor ovent, the #:00 pace, showed up with twelve sturters aud - farnished eood sport. P, I Barnum took the race in straight heats after Tramp aod Dr. Christy had a heat apiece to their credit second. Hardeo I 3100 p P Barnum won, Dr. Chiristy second, Cromp third, Altomalo fourth, Casi- ser, Jr. fifth. Timo: 20 Results Gloucester, Groverster, N. 1., Oct. 10.—\Woather clear; track fast. sove thmile. Ninstrel Fred B sccond, Beneftthird, P Second race, nine-sixteenths wile solling, Matden llerndon. wous Lyrist second; Onyx third. Ti A7, Third race, seven-eizhts mile, sellin Surp us won: third. Tin Fourth ruc seliing. Cass. Ketehum thirtecn-sixteentns of oy won, White Wings sc second; Natic pealite third. Tin 1 fth race, seven-eizhis n mile. selling, adicr vou, Rupidan second, Padre tiird. o L xth nine-sixtoenths of a mile, seil inz. Younz Lottery won, Blus second. Ciover- dule third, Time SUEN Tips 1 ¥. tero ure tho horsos looked upon by the propbet os being good as old wheat for today’s ovents: GLOvCESTER, Tradesman—Audrew D. lanla—odigu Lucre. dstone, ALoo i Jin Mulholluad. MOIEES FARK. Adatbert—Helen Rose, Michuel Mary Stone. Movne e Euin Hoy 4. Nomad - Defurgiily, L e Yen en--Giamo) 6. Lonplighter- Par . RIono—s 5 Leo lirl ¢ . Winz ldic cnue, Des Moines' Fall Meeting, Des MoiNes, Ia., Oet. 10, six-da session was ovencd at the driviep park today ) the presenco of 2,500 people. Results luss 222 ot Loulsville won, Black Vie- or second, Stratford third. Best 1) Cluss 20 pace: Paoll won, Henr, Juco third, Best thne: trotters: Cof 1, Atlen Siith thir P wou, 1 Host tinie Lyons' Oo Neb., Oct. 10, Bee. [ —The October races al the Kverett Racing park opsn tomorrow for four days. Phers wilt be some of the fastest horses in 100 country he The track 15 s fine condi- tion. Larie crowds are expecto Layvoss, [Soecial to T PARKS OF SPORY. )L Rince Thursday. Georgo Kay's unknown, wno s to compote fn the foot vaco Thursday against J, 1. Black's protoze for $1,000 a side, arrived in the eity lust evening. He eawe dircet from mis taining grounds et Colfux Springs, where be has been for ten days getting in condition for the backer are expect d £00U M, e ent. His opponout and today or toworrow. A 1y bets have already beon mude on d the South Omaba parties who cking Goaorgs Kav's unknown ave very contident that they bave the wins wud will go broks if they have not Juck Vr 0 Makos Auother Becord. S, Mo, Oct. 10, Speclel Telegram toTuk Bre.j—Jdoun S, Prince of Omaha, the professional bicyelist, broke the world's record toduy fora quarter of a milo over the kite-shaped track at Association purk. Privce mudo the auarter, flving start, with oUL @ paccmaker, in 0200 @ 1:59 gait, beiug tho fasiest autnentic quarter of mile ever wade by a professional, cither with or without a pacemaser. Five timors and threo starters bave wade afiidavits as to octness of the tine, Burus' Frank Clea, , I, Oct. 10, ~1n @ suit tu recover $20,000 fromw the Pittsbure Base Ball elub ‘or services, Burny, the vase ball player, filed a novel answer in court today to the plea of the club thiat Lo was neghigently carolessand fmproperly performed (he dutics as manager, cuptain woa third baseman for the club. Buros' answor suvs that be always setea with reasonuole skill aud ability ia accord ance with the rules of the club, bul hoe did 1ot agreo tuat he was competent o perform the duties. . Aoy Man WL Auswer. Billy Lewis of San Fraacisco, a wmiddle- welght, is iu whe oity, auxious L0 rvauge s mateh with any available man He would rather contest in bis clnss, for a_reasonable purse, and is under the imuression that Anron Sherroy would be agreeabls to such an arrangement; if not, any othor man will Answer. It 1s possible that these twc ma, be matched. Anxions for a Game, Owsana, Neo, Oct. 10.~The Cathedial Base Ball club defeated a pickad Sunday at Twentieth and Williams, score 15to 10, This makes sixteen straight games. We challenge any club in the oity or state under 15 years of age for moue Address John Shannaban, caotain, 1225 South Fifteenth. NATIONAL LEAGUE, Throws O the First of the First of the I Clovelan Pirrencne, Pa, Oct. 10.—~Clevelana lost the game by careless playing. Attendance, 1,122, Sceore: Pittsburg 10010000 86-8 Cleveland 000102300 0-3 Iits: Pittsburg. 8; Cleveland. 8. Errors: Pittsbure, 2; Cloveland, 4. Eirnod -~ tuns Clevennd, 4 Batterios: Buldwinand Mac: Young and Zimmer. Willy Billy's Wonderfal Double, Cixcissar, O, Oct. 10.--Hutchinson’ two-bageer won the game for Chicaro in tne ninth tnning. Attendance s00. Score O innatl, 10000200 0—=3 Chicazo 100003001 -4 1its: Cinelanati, 6 Ohieago. 1. Ereors: Cln- clnmatl 2 Chicago.d. Earned rans: Chica <o, 4. Batteries: Dwyorand Myrphy: Hutehin: son and Kittriage hitad Won Once 3 10. ~Philadgelphia phin re. Pritanxiein, Pa, Oet dofeated Baltimora today by hard and con- secutive hiting, Attendanco 830, Secoro Philndolphia . 02000401 *=7 Bultimore ... L10001000D00-2 \its: Philadelphin. 10; Baltimors, 05 Errors Philadoiphin, ¢ 1, Earned runs Pliladeiphin. ro. 1. Bttories Keefo und Cietents; Cobb and Gunson Kennedy Luid 'Em Out, New Youk, Oct 10.—The senators could do nothing with Kounedy uand Brooklyn wou the wamo, Attendance, 45, Score Vi . « 3092003038 v n w3 U000000=5 Mits: Brooklyn, 10; Washingion. 8. Errors Brooklyn, 0; Washl on, v Earned rians Brooklva, 07 Wisiinton, 4. Battsrios: Ken- nedy, Haddoek and Daly; Meekin and Me- Guir Standing of the 1 e Cleveland Boston LA 2 LS Pitvehuri 45 H1 08 1| Loaaville Wrookivn 041 83,7 w York 0 Phitndelohin. .5 1 ® New Haves, Conu, Oct. 10, St. Lows, club, has Mr. Rovert prosident of received the ' United States Buchanan Wado of tne Yalo Republican followiug eavlegram from Minister Pholps av Berhn: “( clsm_the noor of umforming the Yale battalion.” Dr. Chauacey M. Depsw is bitled to address w distinctively Yalo republican meeting on the 23th mstant, Cooler Wo Will Be Ne heaska's Portid tny. Wasiinaroy, D, C., Oct. 10.—Forecast for Tuesday: Ilor Nebraska—Fair Tuesday; probably showers Tuesday night or Wadnos- day: cooler west winds, tor lowa—Fair Tuesday: south winds, stifting lo west; warmer iu east; slightly cooler in western portion; probably showers Wednesday. I"or South Dakota — Fair, showers by Wednesday cooler; southwest winds For North Dakota—Local showors during the afternoon or night; winds shifting to west: generaily cooler, except in extreme uortheast portion. Local ecord, Ovrice oF Tne WEvTuER BUreav, Osama, Oct. 10.—Omaba record of temverature uud vainfall comparea witn corresponding day of past four vears : cooler; local morning; shghtly 1802, Maximnui tomperature. ... 815 Minfwuns temperaturs, ... 402 Averaze temporature 5> Precipitat o L0 00 ) Statement showing the coadition of tem- perature and precipitation at Omaha for tne day and since Mavch 1, 1592 as compared with the pencral aver: Ni al temvera 5= EXcoss for the ¢ 5 1= Deficioney stneo Mureh & 209> Normal precipitation inen for the_duy. ) inch since March 1 inches G, . Lawroy, Observer. PEESONAL PARAGRAPIY, L. A. Kent of Mindeu 15 at the Paxton. J. C. Watson of Stella is at the Arcade. W. O. Gibbs of Lincoln is at the Dellone. Henry ‘Torpin of I'remwont isat the Murray. J. C. Blackburn of Arlington is at the Del- lone. . A. Baldwin of St, Edward is ot the bil- lard. J. K. Ives of Crete, is registered at the Millard. A. Crawford of Seward isa guest at the Dellone. D. A. Jones of Wayne is A guest at the Arcade. G. C. Terwilliger of Wayne is at the Mercer. C. W. Broiuger of Graud Isiand is at the Paxton 5. J. Bryon of Ashland was at the Morcer sterday. G. W. Ritchie of e Arcade, Frieod 18 rogistered at J. V. Saunders of Kearney is at tho Branswick. L. G. Davis of Beatrice is aguest at the Brunswick. W. H, Dorgand of Lincoln was at thoMil- lard yesterdny. H.H. Robinson of Kimball at the Paxton, 1, H. Bailey of Nebraska City is a guest at the ’axton. E. H. Culver of Graud Isiand was at the Murrav yesterday. is registered 1. W. Deweeso of Lincoln is among the guests at the Mere George . Dorrington of Falis City 15 a guest at tho Millurd, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Sagor of Blaie are mong tho guests at the Arcade, Dr. R. MeDouald has returned from a two months trip to the Pacitie Coast, Mr. I C. Crumb left yesterday morniug for Chiengo In response 10 a telegraw announe- ing tho deatn of an intimate triond, Andrew Beckman, democratic candidate for state urer, was in tho vity yester- day, envoute 1o his home at Oakland. Mys, Henry Gibson is howo from a three months tour throuzh Colorado. stopoing at Deuver and otber points of interest. Mr. and Mrs, J. W, Driskill ana Miss Anoie Duiskill o1 Spearfisn, S, D., were awong the arvivals at the Paxton yesterday. ‘Tom Swyeenev, who discovered the Black Hills at the time when Harney's Penk was o waterhole, iy in Omubs doing missionary work for the towi of his heart’s choice Rapid City, Mr. Char N. Iairbanks, for a number of years connected with the Now York Sun, aud b presont cditor of Browning & Kirg's publication, is 1 Omaba, Mr, Falroanis 18 Oue of Lhe Very brightest newspsper men 1 tho country and o cartoouist of exceptional ubility Mr. H, 1. Palmor has returned from N York and New Jersey of the' busiuess men 'he talk down the: greentack democr currency and hat muny votes Kdgar Scolt, roferee, s and dobn U, Wharion, atiorneys for the lo- tercaled parties, returned Sunday from Cuicago, where foru week thoy were busy takine 1estinony in the cuse of Nols Morrms agminst Androw Hass, woleh invoivaes $35,000, w where he found most talkivg for Hurrison 15 that Stevenson is & L favoriue an unstablo fuct iy losing Cleveland g d K. M. Bartlett Il is the outgrowth of the closing up of & partiersnip Carcaso, 1L, Oct, 10~ Speclul Telogram to Tue B The following Nobr uis e 1 hero taday At the Tremout -, cas und wifo, George A. Josiyn and wife Omaba. At he Palwor 1, (', Condon, Qmang New Youk, Oet 10~ Special Teleram to Hamuiton of Omaba 15 at Tue bee, | M, O the Bartholdi. Ouwner Owmuhans in New York are J. H. Dumont, Windsor botel; I, C. Hulls, Pluza; W. B. Tavlor, Hote Savo y; F. W. Grable, Holfman bouse. nine on | AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Fuarthor Fxtinsive Improvements at the Union Stock Yards Are Projected. WILL HAVE AN ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT City Co n Spend the Evening Dis- patehing Business That Had Aceumu- Inted — Heavy Unattle Recelpts— Magic City Notes and Personals, Improvement follows improvement at the Union stock yards and the end is not yet. The stock yards company has just completed arrangements for putting in an electric hight plant. W. 8. King, the company’s engineer and architect, left last night for Pittsbure, P’a., to place orders with the Wostinghouse Electrical company for the machinery for the plant, The company will expend $30,000 in the ereotion of buildings and the equipment of the plant. The plant will be located on I'wenty-seventh stroet just south of tne South Omaha’s Eloctric Light company’s sta- tion. A brick building two stories bigh will be erected, Tue boiler room wili be 40x6 feet ana the machine room H0x60 feet. The dynamos will bave a capacity for furnishing light for 100 are and 1.600 lamps. A circuit will also be put in furnish- ing power for electric motors. The capacity of the plant will bo the same as that of the company now operating here, Tnis improvement bas been under con- templation for some time. The stock yards company will not onlv furnish the hghts for 1ts vwn use, but will supply whatever de- mand there is for lights or power in the city. At the present time the company uses twonty arc and 200 incandescent lights and a small olectric motor 10 the running of the faus in its offico building, The_introauotion of the elactric motor in the city for power in tne propeliing of achinery is an innovation long looked for. They are especially valuable whore power is desired for a small amount of machinery and thero is o large domand for them in Son'h Probably within the next vear the k yards company will bave uso for largo amount of electrical contrivances fi tho handing of creased business. Tho company contemplates putting eleotrical preumatic tubes through the yards within a short time, These tubes will bo used for the transmission of orders for feed 1o the feed- master’s office. When the company has its plant completed the number of arc and in- andescont lamps in use will be largely in creased, It is gencraily understood that the new plant will be soarranged s to furnish power 1o the Motropolitan Street Riilway com- pany, ana that electricicy will take the place of horses in the Gperation of tho company’s line in this city, Meeting of t T'ho city council wet. last evening. Mayer Walters presided. An accumulation of two weeks' business was befora tho members. The busiuess transacted was of au unim- portant nature and the clerk's desk wa clearea by 10:30, the council going inlo cutive session. |, The following “changes were made in the rocent appointments on the board of regis- tration: First ward, First precinet, A, B. Morey instead of . H. Couroy: Second pre- cinet, J. W. Sipe instead of F. Morton;Third precinet, M. G. Zerbe and R Moatgomery in place of L. Carpentor and B. A. Nunn, I the Second precinct of the Third ward I, J. Fritog will servo instead of Arthur Krum- mwiss, Several special ordinances were introduced and referred. They provide for the levying of special taxes and assessments to pay the cost of grading Twentieth street from G to I streets, M street from Twentieth to Niue- teenth streets and Niuteeath street from Missouri avenue to M street, Eighteenth straet from Missouri avenue to M street, the opening up of Thirteenth street from Mis- souri avenue to Armour street and the laying of sidewalks on different streets. An ordinauce was pussed providing for the issuing of bouds in the sum of $13,000 to vay the cost of grading L. stree’, from Twenty- fourth strect to Twenty-seventh street, ex- clusive of intersections, with vitrified orick. An ordinance was introduced and referred providing fov the issuing of grading houds for districts soventeen and eighteen, in the sum of §7,40. Treasurer Hoctor reported that he had forwardea to Kountz Bros. of New York 510,874 to pay interest coupons due October 1. Also 314,979 to redeem coupons and bonds of paviug district No 3, and $1,702 10 redeem coupons and bonds due on curbing district No. 3, making a total of An ordinznce was introduced providing for the regulation of the business of pawn- brokers in the city. Property owners asked tohave Thirty- oighth street opened up through Logan place. The petition was referred. Chief i3eckett reported the number of street lights which did not bura during Sep- tember. The total number of hours they were out was 110, Gep Sing's communication, asking for $00 damages done his laundry by water two weeks ago was referred 10 Attorney Van Dusen. Mr. Haley iatroduced a resolution inoreas- ing Fire Chief Smith’s salary from $30 to §; per month, the ohiet to dovote his entire timo to tho department, The motion pre- vailed. “I'he bid of Cash Bros. for sloping banks at 10 ceuts per cubic yard was rejected, it veing considered exce: o, The council will meet us a board of oqual- ization October 21, 22 and 24 for the purpose of equalizing the special assessments levied wn grading districts 6 and 7. The contract for grading O street, from T'wenty-second to Twenty-fourth street, and tho alloy. botween Twenty-third aud Tiwenty- fourth streots, from N 10 O streets, was awarded to Jonn E. Owens at 147-10 cents per cubic yard, Tho contract for grading the alloy between Twentieih and Twenty-first streets, from L 10 M streets, was awarded to Cush Bros. at 19 7-10 cents per cubic yard, Register Toduy, ‘'he board of registration will meet today. “The registration i3 general aud each voter in the city must register before beiag en- titled 10 & vote atthe November election, ‘Phie othor dates of the sitting of tne board are Wednesday, October 19, Thursday, Oc- tover 27, and Friday and Saturday, Novem- ver 4 aud . “The places of registration are as fellows: I"irst Ward —First precinet, Fowler block, Twenty-fourth sireot, between M aud N streets; Second preciuet, 702 Twenty-fourth streot, between J and K streets; Third pre cinet, paint shop, Germania hali, Twenty- fourth street. Second Ward—First preciuet, Boyle's fur- niture store, Twenty-fiftn stroot, between N aad O streels: becond precinot, T'wenty-first and B3rown streets; L'bird precinct, Morrill's od store, Albrigt, I'hird Ward--i%irst precinot, Mrs. Kauf- bold’s builaing, Q street, between Twenty- soventh and ‘Tiwonty-eighth streets; Second procinet, Arkade botel, Tnirty-hirst and ¥ streets, irth Ward—Stoek yavds barn, rke Koceipts of Cattle, Yesterday came nesr being s record vreaker ut the Union stock yurds. The erday in the receipts of catiie at the yards was October 19, 1801, when 6,745 were roceived. The receipts vesterday numbered 6,711 head, mostly westerns. Most of tho cattlo wore vonmon and of the feedor order, although there were some very choice o0uos among thom. The warket price is consid- cred good, and is away above Kansas City 1o evel rticulal Notes and Personals. 12d Doud left yesterday for Salt Lake City to ve absent several days on business Mrs. O, . Morris hus returned from Den- ver, Uolo., whers she has boen visiting. Tho tax st for the year 1502 has been completed and is now in the hands of City I'reasurer Hoctor, Persons & Berry will orect two cottages at Uwenty-fourth and Wyman streets, the plaus naving been spproved. Mr. aud Mrs. W. R. Sage enteriained a party of friends iast evening at their nowe, Niucteenth and I streets. Uity Treasurer Thomas Hoctor is in Min nesota. Mrs. Hoctor is visiting in lowa during the treasurer’s 40sence. Councilman Bulla sud Judge Hedges leave ol i today for Genon to atiend the state encamp- ment of the Knightaof, Py thias. Frank Cooper, formetly a resident of this city, but now engagodin the banking busi- ness at Central City, wasa visitor at tue Exchange yesterdny, s D, A. Pearce, doputy oity clerk, 18 10 Lin coln today securing the grading bonds ieft with Auditor Bentow to be registored, He will roturn this evening g W. L. Bluodeli, an-emplove of Swift & Co., will be united jn marriage this evening to Mies Susie Luth at Qttumwa, 1 They will reside in South Omaha. John Doud, formerly a well known speculator on the Solith Omaha market, but now located wt Boone, In., in the packing business, was in the city yesterday. The members of F. . Wells oamp, Sofis of Vaterans, entertalned <heir frionds last evening with a sooial anaaance. Thoattend- ance was large and tho evgnt a social suc Mrs. . Graham and daughter, Miss Jennio traham, roturned vesterday from Olympia, Wash., where they have resided for the past year, ‘They will reside in South Omaha in the futuve. _The democrats will | light procession this ev: ve n rallv and torch- ng. The speakinge will ba at Blams' hall and the sweakers will bedudec Doans, Hon. Warron Switzior and . . Smith, Albert Do Graw, employed at the Cudahy packing liouso, got the middle finger on his left band cauzht in cox wheels yesterday morning, and a surgeon amputated the mem ber nbove the knuckle. 1% G. Grifiith has been anpoted as agent for tho Pacific and United States Expross comnanies at this point, to fill_the vacancy caused by the death of Mavor Millor. M. Grifith was Mayor Miller's assistant and lis appointment is considered u vory good one, el Silver City Races, Special trains on the Wabash, Thu day and Friday, Oct. 12 and 13, leave froight depot, Council Blufs, at 12:20 p. m., and return after the races. i With the Live Issue Club, Lnst evening's session of the Curront Topic club was of moro than usual intercsi. Dr. Somers, commissioner of health for the city of Omaka, favored the mombers with a car fully prepared roview of the disease known as the Asiatic eholora. He followed it from its appearance in the sixteenth centur: through all its travels and visitations up to and including the present epidemic in Burope, discussed the proper mode of treat- nent for the disease, how the malady is fos- tered and the best method to prevent its in- troduction into & community or country, It was an_exceeaingly interesting and enter- taining review. Other members of the club enterda intothe discussion which followed, and unite in say- ing that the evening was one of pleasuro and wnstruction, ootk NEWS OF YESTERD.LY. Domestic, A pussenzer and frolght teain collided on the ‘Rio Grande mear Colopaxi, Colo. Four men were badly injured in the accldent. Private Hugo Mainudie of company C, Pirst suicide at the Benicia, Thirty experienced j e left Knoxville. to tako the pla them. L. Jolson and’Lis daughter of Monte county, Al wheradound at their honio hacked to pleces. 1tis sppoosed Lo have been the work of negrovs. The tending boys' sirike groen zluss works is ended, the bogs retn 1 to work at last year’s wages. Tho works aro ngain in operation. Prairie fires are raging in Oklghema all alonz the liue of the Santa be railway, and have done considernble damage. A bridge on the Sunta I'e near Edwund wus hurned 10day. Conrad Bender of Louisville, Ky., shot his wife through the lungs Sunday nizht and then cut hisown throat witn a razor. Ho uceused his w.fe of infidelity. Both are expected to aie. Spouker Orisp addtéssed b Inrge orowd at Morzantield. Ky. The: ¢ountry arouna Mor- gunileld Ja fuil of third mrty followers and Jlr. Crisp was sent dgyu¥to Uring thom into Henry Culpepper. w§iromingnt clothing u chant of Pine Biuffs, Ark. was shot and i stantly killed by Israel Stewart on the Boyd plantation on the Arkansas river bank oppo- site that city. Adn Gallngher. 25 years old, a variety act- ress known on tho stage as Ada Douver, jittad suicide wt her lodgings 10 strect, Philadeiphia, Pa.. by cutting her thro on makers, all colored .. for Homestond, of strikers. More w the Vineland with « razor. J. W. Chalmers has boen appoints | receiver fthe W, H. Fay Maniila Piper company of Camden, N J. 1t Is ullezed that the affairs of the company have ‘The liabilities are 1 improverly munuged. ven ut #0,000. Ten thousand dollars. ivis announced, has been offered 1 first coin of the World's fair half doliurs, o falr anugeme ox- ect still hizher bids. T 10,000 offer was 10 o by the Remington Ty pewr: upany. The last bateh of Linmigrants who have been held down the bay since the outLreak of cholera have boen landed at Ei1s Istand, N, Y. They nunbered forty and were brought from the steamer Stonin zton. where they hud been transferred from the Normann, A brid: milos north of St. Joseph, Mo., on the a8 City, St Joe & Couneli Kan, BLGTS railrond, was set on fire by tramps. An extra stock train ran into the burning struct- ure und was wrecked Eighty head of cattle were ronsted to deuth by jumping. Frank Johnson, bein, sou his sweetheart, Lula Warwick father, in Knott county, Kentuoky. vay and returncd with 'three fr.enas. Wi ensued an which Warwick and his s and one of Johnson's friends were kiiled. The othors fled. + ‘The jury fnthe anlopsy cuse of Dick Bian, allas Barker, killed 1o glove contest with Juck Davis before the Amatear Athictic club of Memphls, Tewni, Saturduy night, returned a verdiet of death by the bursting of u blood The trainmen escaped refused admittance to . by her went ) vessel, caused by concuss Tne partici- pants have been placed under bond. Duvls is in judl. Two drunken niep, strangers, broke fnto o dance at White Plae. Curter county, Ky.. Friday night and tried torun tho thing 1o sult themsoives. They were ojected from the Bouse. As they 1eft” they fired upon the morry-makers, killing John Wilmuth and Jumes Collins and wounding W. K, Hensel in the hip. At the election of the Comstock Tunnel company, held in Now York, the following were el¢eted trustees: Elishu' Dyer, jr., Ed- ward O. Boardman, Otto Lowenzard, Eigene Seligman, Edward B. Sturges, Herman Sturr- bure and Theodore Sutro. Robert Hoburt Smith und George D, Hilliard were elected in- spectors of election. Frad Bussett, a student at the University Iaw school, Hiving with his father on the to rm neur Luwrence, K shot seriously wounded E. Higkins of that p) and Crayeraft of Hiawntha, Wounded men aro students of the IS University and bers of the University foot ball eleven, The wounded men had t passed on the Bussett farn, Judge Nolson of tho United States district court’ for Minnesotn has sustuined the do- irrer entered by the Mississippl Lum b 1 assoclation, to the indictment chargl its members with eohspieacy in maning o Liowful combinations’ of ‘thade, holds that tho assoclation had not by 1%s aetions violated Any of the provisiofs of the Sherman law relnting to trusts aud toynbinations, Forelgn. Borlin authorities doelaro thero Is but one case of cholera in thatvity, Buda Pesth 18 creatiy alarmod over the av- pearance of cholera i thit oit Tho suspicious ciaes of sl 1oss at Mar- seilles are suld by | physlelans not o cholera, 1 v Euigrants are now!hbelag admitted to all the Canadlan ports without being forced to undergo quarantine, In Paris and its subfirbs’ for the day there Wero FeporLed eloven new cases of clholera aad 15 deaths from tho gl5edss Parts authorities, lye closed tho bourse and const (8EAB(E" exciterent AMONE & Cortain clasydf spoct i ators. petit- exists The Lrish mackerel §sfictles huve Leen in usunlly successfil this yearand a larze por- tion of the eateh is being shipped to the United Stutes. 1% judgient comumitting o Quebee to stand trial on all the \feasunce brou:ht azalnst bim Ly Lhe atlorney general. “The people of Three Rivors b at 4 report made by the Ameri thiat po nt to the government at Wishington and attacked tn msulate, breaking all the windowa in the buildin 2. Adviees from Honolulu 2ive an account of there of eleven uen of t p Willlam A, Campbell, wh idoned b sen during gile. Hlavens of the yvessel und the rest of the crew wre thought 1o have perished, Juan Contrera. the celebrated weather and seismic prophet of Guanajuata, prodicts les of Uhe wost serious earthiuakes over ringed [ this country, the first shock belng scheduiod for tomorrow night. There is wuch excltement in southern Mexico, for Contrera hus uever falled o his pre- dletions ne (nconsed An Consul ut OCTOBER Ll IE USED VERY THIN COPPER 1892 fuperintendent Hamilton Jumps on Bob Duncan's 8chool Plumbing. WEHRER'S DEFENSE WAS KNOCKED OUT Hamilton Had One of the Tanks ou Hand ek Up Hin Statoments—O1 Business of the Board of Kdueation. or For the first timoe in a mouth the Board of Education bad a quorum last night, and cleared up a vast amount of minor matters and 50mo 1mportant business. Suaperintendent Hamilton veported that the flush tauks in the closets of the Omaha View school were played out and that they had been put in new last year by R. W. Duncan. he report charged that Duncan had used the very cheapest grane of copper and it would cost over £100 to put them in again, as thoy should b An altercation took vlace vetwoen Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Weuror, the latter claim fng that the tanks nad been oproperly made and simply needod repairing. Mr. Hamilton lot Mr. Wehver have a cood deal of rope and then going 10to an adjoining room he brought cut one of the tanks and exhivited it to the board, The copper used was pronounced by men- bers of the board to be about ten-ounce weight, whereas it should have been sixteon- ounce. Muy Go to the Courts, Mesers. Bell & Borlinghoff made a demand, through the attorney of tho voard fora re- consideration of the balance duo them on the Kellom school plans. They rofused to ac cept the amount tendered them by the board as payment In full, On motion of Mr. Smyth the board in stracted the attorney to inform Bell & Ber linghoff that the board would not reconsider its former action and ifthe architects wunted auy moro they could go to the courts and seo about iv, A communication from the eity council was read, in which the board was informed that the 21,400 paia by the bourd to assist in the erection of the city hall could not be r fanded; aced no file. Tho athletic club of the High school re quested the board to grant the members of the club the use of the gvmnasium, which 1s not used this year; referred to tho Hizh school committeo. G, L. Hurst, license inspector for the city, seut in a communication asking the board to allow him £25 o mouth fora torse and buggy. He cluimed that it was 1mpossible for him to ot about on foot swiftly enough to seealt the varties who should pay license fees, and by having a horso and buggy he could colinct more money and thus swell the school funds. he communication was received with a sig- nificant smile and placed on file, The city treasurer informed the board that the following funds stood to the credit of the Board of Kducation on the treasurer’s books General f i) Site und buildin Sinking fund 5 Want to Change th Brayton and Donecker board it a communication as lege of putting 1 a diferent kind of stone in the steps of the Hartman school. ‘They claimed that the stove they wished 1o substitute for the speettied article was better than the stone culled for in the specificution and further that there had fund... e Stone. nddressed the cing tho privi- been a change ANMUSEMENTS. FARNAM ST. THEATER-=Popular Prices. ¥ arborria TR e Alba Heywood Will present by permisson of Sol Smith & sell, the best and fanniest of all New Edfiié'\lfvob‘dfi Folks. s My Drear Fetdowi—Don't arae politics with me Coday. This i not my day for wolitic d avgaments Thave st aside one diay Ve each week for anise ments, and 1 spend e aftrwoon or cvciing of that day at the W onderland s Bijon Theater e there a 8plendid 8o an t et the hest pen- Wl of the efty. it seems that verybody 1Kknon gorn at least once a meek to WONDERLAND AND BLIOU THEATER. Cor. Capitol Avenue and 15th 8t Coutinuons performances from 1o 9:50 p. m. The most pular theater in the west, givinz the Biggest, Best and Most Re- fined Shows, Entertaining daily houses crowded with the bost pooplo of Omaha, and giving twice the umount of wmusement for one third the money. Read this week's monstor list: The Cream of tho Vaudevilies, HU i BARTON & KEHOR MILLER, In their latost production, entitied, MY MOTEER-IN-LLAW, introducing songs, dances and hurlesquo - tatlons, MISS JOSIE KENNEDY, Serio Comie voealist nud dance hor Spanish skirt o BENNINGTON AND THOMI’SON, In thelr original creation of THE TRAMP ACTOR, The original SHOE QUARTETT Songs 0 the Sunny South, WALTER KENNEDY, FEecentric somedian, humorlst and topical onlis , Introducing HORSE e Tifle Queen and Chawpion of the World, —MEXIS—— “Hlolder of the U. 8 A. Shurpshooter Oross.” Open (o meet uny ludy riile shot In the worid The Most Gealistic of All Southern 3 Drama THE ()CTOROON (A LIFE IN LOUISANA Interpeted by an Excellent Cast. ? Burnng Steamer, SEE T HE Siittaionie porate Kuife Duel, Plantation Jubilees School Children's Matiness, Lvery Saturday Afternoon. Admission Ong Dime, Including seats O GENERAL AUMISSION, 20c NO HIGHER. 20c¢ 4 made in. the specifications on this question of stone, The architeot upon the beon no change made in the specifications was askod to say & word matter. Ho said that there had and that the stone being furnished by Bray ton & Donocken was a cheapor grade of stono than that oalled for in the specifications. He said the articlo furnishod was good stone, but it was a cheaper stone. The matter was referred to the committee on buildings and proverty. Bills for current exponses were reported and allowed. 11ds and Contracts, Bids for the carpenter work on the Central school building were opened. The bids ranged from $12,500 to §15,000. Ordered tab. ulated. The bond of John ohlltree, for com pleting the carnenter work on the Franklin school, was read and anoroved The committeo on buildings aud property was authorized to iet the contraots for tho caroanter work on the Windsor, Central and the Centor school buildings to the lowest bidder without bringing the matter agam before the board. T'he bids for furnishing new furnaces for the Dodgo school were rejocted and the secretary was authorized to readvertise ‘The contract for piacing o gas pipo railing about the stone steps at the Leavenworth school was let 1o Paxton & Vierling at 18 ALL PLATTSMOUTH PLEASED CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE, tween Messrs, Andry .Nelson tomorrow. onthusiastic. ws and Mclieignan at T'he republicans aro very MORE DEMOCRATIC CROOKEDNESS, National Col New v New Youk, Oct, & to Colonize paes. The republican na- 10 tionul campaign committee gave to the press Iast night a statoment ceatic national colonize in charging the demo bmmittes with conspiring to this city for election purposes largo aumbers of uegroes from Philadelphia, Baltimoro and Washington and also to buy up thousands of coloved floaters v I this e nd stute, These rovelations of democrat okeaness, it is further stated, have con to the ropublican can n committer through the exertions of Committecman Da vid Martin of I'ennsyivaniu. Captain J. W. Blder of Washington, D. (., 15 stated 1o be the chief instrument employed ¢ the domocratic national committee in ihis wanpulation of the color He is Said 1o have visited this city 15t at the call of the democratid nutionsl com mittee, who have @ven hin as assistauts three colored men, Arthur Smith of Wash ington, Iravis Glascoe of Plainieid, N.J and Charles Brown of this city. Lilder is also charged with having at tempted to brive colored proachers to f his schemes, but in this be have met with repuise. o repuolican nation thoy will spare o effort for the deteetion of those contemplated frauds on the franchisss and will lewve nothing undone to punish the offenders. her reported to is | comwitteemen suy Wy ore bemoct Wryvone, Neb, Oct. 10.—(Special Tele gram to Tur B |—Tue democrats bad a rally here tonight. A special train from Be ice with about 100 democrats came in ly. They marclied throu SLreots 10 1he L the priucipal opera house whera W. D. Ol lLnm of Kearney aud A. Hardy of Beatrice addressed them, Lyons Kepublicans Confident, Lyoxs, Nev, Oct. 10.—|Svecial to Tne B, | —Politics is at high tide in this county Several joint debates have taken place, und oihers are yet to take puace, The republicans are confident of victory on the state and national ticket ANMU=K -B[!YD’S”!N i FAVORITE. EATER. Tonight, and Tomorrow Right SOL SHITH RUSSELL This oy MISNT S, THE PIOPLE'S mentof the Emis vz and tomorrow eve Edwari I Kidder's beautitul ronantic play PEACEFUL VALLEY. I $1.50 Bl i esIhrquot s fiv Just five rows i eir Qrst oo, e 1ty | five rows in cirele, Slo, B ral ad- first ‘four 15 rows in hadon I- row DAY, FRIDAY. SATURD SUNDA'Y, OUT, 15, 14, 15, and turday Matin MARTIN & BRODKEL Company, In their latest Yorlk Success, ‘THE HARVEST MOON’ A Realistle Romantic Comedy Dr: tin four acts, by J L Marting persentod I Seteet Compiny of weknowlo | 3 Artists !nrul«'l[ by Miss Louisa Rial And the ever popular Comedian Mir. Harry Booker With the follow " n)ll. e 1 ry DL CHCton, 1L Egard, T MeCrane Ida solee, Heten Beil, hin - Fvans, Ne son Compton, P, 1, Everton, Wi Dougherty, Jas M. Murtin, Sule of soats will open ning at the usual prices Superh Now Wednesduy mor Lininger Art Gallery, TUBESDAY EVENING. OCT. 11TH. Locke Richardson. In recitations from —~TENNYSON THURSDAY EVENING, OCTI. 13TH 1o Shivkespoare's Masterplece ——KING LEAR Tickers 3¢, at Chase and Eddy's. Proposals Dist Sealed bids, marked grading bonds, witl by the Coty Treasur Omuha, Nob, up to 12 Grelock moon, of the 10th day of Ocfober, 1512 for the pu 40 of $24,000,00 District Grading Bonds of the ¢ity of Ouahi, Neb. id bonds ar Soptomber Iat I'ro) wivel A to nine yeurs after n denominntions of #1.000.0) with Interest the rate of 5 dioannially per cont per aninun piyabl y At Kountze Prineipnl and interest puyabio i Now Yorl #.000.00 of District No. 41 A12,000.00 of District No. 40, Each Did must state prico and wnount sought for and inelude acerued int =1 Lo dite of dehivery at Omaba, Neb. The vizht 1y reserved Lo rofbct auy and bids. 1 ed under charter power of ¢itlus of the metropol Tthn oluss und ordinunee No. #222 Approved HENIY BOLEN August 24th, I8 " Clty Treusirer SAITE ster at Yankion 15 for Kailway Nouth b rro) veceived for | Senled proposals will 5o or rental of a tranafer Douk, suiti arrying the railway rolling stock of Yankton, Norfolk & Southwesters ruii- 1s should be classifiod as follows il o sell Dot 2. Proposils for ti L 0o do entir fer busine j, Proposals for rental of t Roquirements and specifi wainod from the chlof ongineor, Norfolk & Southwestern rallwiy tr for bout i b y Ve sad 10 e Socretary, rankton, Norfolk & Southwestern Rullway Aankton, gt Yankton, B 1) The hoard of dirertors reseryes the rlght L rojeet any wnd all bids. 07314 N S 0. All bids should be add 't b K the bost Albacicn, blorplon. unllon < i Cures Others ; Willeure You, is a true statement of the action of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, when taken for diseases originating in impure blood ; but, while this assertion is true of AYER'S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot be trathfully applied to | other preparations, which vn; rincipled dealers will recommend, and try to im. pose npon you, as “just as good as Ayer's.” Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla and A mly, if you need a blood-purifier and would be benefited permanently This medicine, for nearly fifty years, s enjoyed a roputation, wd that equaled hy other preparations, Sarsaparilla eradicates the [ reditary 1 and made a for cnres, has never been AYER'S taint of he« ind other blood dise enses from the system, and it has, deser- vedly, the confidence of the people YER'S Sarsaparilla “1cannot forbear to express my joy at the rolief 1 have obtained from the use OFAYT Twas afflicted with Kidney for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in serofula wrsaparilla troubles the small of my buck. In addition to this, my body wus covered with pimply eruptions. The remedies preseribed failed to help me. T then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the paivs consed and the pimples disappeared. T advis ¥ young man or woman, in case of sickness result- ing from impure blood, no matter how long standing the ense may be, to take AYER'S Sursaparilla.” < H. L. Jarmann, 35 William st., New York City, Will Cure You Preparcd by Di.J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass. KIRK'S HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING. For Farmers, Miners and Mechanics. A PERFECT SDAP FOR ALKALI WATER, Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. A Delightful Shampoo, WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water TO THE OWNERS OF ALL LOTS AND PARTS OF LOTS AND RIS/ ESTATE ALONG I6TH STRE I « TROM VINTON STRERTTOSOUTH ITY LaMITS, You wre hereby notified that stened, three disinterestod fr ity of Omaha, have been duly the wnyor, with the appro pounell of sald eity. to assess the dama the owners respectively of the proj rod by ordinance essury Lo be for the use of suid eity e purpos inzand extending 16th str frc Vin- treotto to sonth elty 1 d SSUry 1wy ordinane 200, Dilss st 1802 approved Oetober 4th, 1802, further notill thiat having ne the under holders in the ted by ity ol of n You cented said appolntment, wnd duly quuhfiod o, S required by duw. we will, on tie 19th d £ October. A. 1. 1N, ut the hourof 0 o'el in the forenoon at the oflice of B, Mcd toch, 42 N, Y. Life Building, within the cor- porate linits of sald city. neat for the pu pose of sonstdoring and making the assess- mentof dumnzo to the ownbrs respectively of property, by renson of such tuking and Tation thercof, taking into consider- cint benefits, 10 perty heloy al " you proposed to be spproprinted and which has been deciarod ne t cil, by ordinineo to appropriate to the ity Deinzsltuate in sald city of Omaha, in tho county of Dou tlas, and stute of Nebraska, s describod as follows, to- Opening and ¢x- tending 16th street fr Vinton stroct to south eity Himits Vou are notifled to bo pros L place aforesa | oand il {0 0r Sttoments Concern.n Sment of dami toatt ny ob, Sinld propos DropriilLion oF assos 4% 4 v iy conslder proper DRSSy YTyl i, JONN I FLACK, TAMTS STOCK DAL, i Oct. Tth, 1802 osdloe morph| OPIUM B3 S NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OIF DAM- AGES FOIR GRADING. 8 of alllots, partsof fots and along nliey in block 1, Kountze's 1dition, from 10th Lo 11th streots: To the ow eby notificd that the under- isinterosted frocholders of the have | nted by thé mayor, with th Ly coun- eil of snid clty. to issess G to thy owners respectively of the pi flon by grading of suld alley, dec Coswiry October Ist, Dy Cordinance No. $, Dassed bha o ovad Outobor . Vo re further "wonitiod that having contai Sald appomtment, wud duly ouali ot iy Tw o will on he Joih i ¥ tha ke of 100 0'elock it tho offive of hriver & Faenam strcet, within tie teTinits of Suid e1ty, mect for the pur- considoring and Mnking tho assess: 4 Lo 1y QWA 6 Tospeoti voly nf itaeted by sald grading. Ok henefiis 16 any. Y ol v ol as required by Tnw O in 1 o'l corp e me AL D IR forenoon, onohoe, 1403 e [ lon shue Vo ure 10 be present at the tne d phac io nny objeotions OF MALGIIELS CONCrning Suld ussossiment OF dhmaged ns you may consider propor V.G, RERIVER GEORGE ), PAUL P AeCrLLocn Committee of Appralse Omalie Nob . Outober Notieo of Ausess I 59, from 17Lh 1 r alley in bl rowl wstite along I8th Breets, ire herchy notified thut the under- it e disrtersted froe holdors of the ) . sk, iave been duly wppointed by It With the approvil of the ity el Lo wssens Lha duniage to the ¢ tively of the proper footed by graaing of suld ulley casary by ord number Lo ber Sk, 1892 approved Bap Jtitied th aceop and duly gqualitied as the 10th duy of You are furth ted said wppolntment required by taw. wo will, o October., Ax D., [¥F, at bl i the foronoon. &t the Bl O Donadioe. 140) Parnar | street, within th ot most for the Doso of considerng and making 1ho assess Tient of damuzos to the owners respeetively cors \ pur 10 i its of said eity of sald property affectod by sald grading, Vaking mto cousideration special bonefits, It i You are notified Lo be present at the time oresald and make any objections It ng said assossiacal Jiy consider prop W. GBIV E GRORGE J. PALL TAMES STOOKDALE. il tlee of Appralsers. r GLh, 1804 (s nd plaoe 0 or stutements of dRinuges 88 you