Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 25, 1892, Page 2

« %R0t in the executive ofico thaf sick room. He said to Tie Ber correspond- none of the family had loft the sick voom siuce half past 4 o'clock and that nrobanly none ol them would o to the dining room, where the table was prepared for the regular ovenine meal Mrs, Hurelson's condition, he said, had not unaged for threo hour: AU i1:16 o'clock Mrs. Harrison was per copubly weaker, but Dr. Gardaer said th if she nassad miduight it was bar 0881 that she would hive uutil mornii Tue members of the tamiv are still in the sick room. The president has not [oft the bedside of his wife sinca 3 oclock this afternoon Some beat tea was takn to im a while ago but this is the only nourishment he has had. Fourth Alaem feom the Sick Room. At 8 o'clock Mrs, Newcomes, Lieutauant Parker and ¢Kee went down to ain ner but ina fow minutes they were sum woned 10 the sick reom by messare saying that tha eau seemed to be approaching, This vas the fourth alarm from the sick room "he fiest timo whon the entivo family, with the exception of the presidont, was at breakfast tuble. Liko the otners, this alarm proved to be false. The sinking spcll passed and the vigil of the weary watcuers by the hedside continued. Several army oficers attached t tho presidont’s household had in during the oveaiug, among them Colonel st of the enginoer corps and tho com sloner of public butldings. Colonel Lrnst i in charge of the executive mansion and his position brouznt him 1nto very close contict with Mrs. Harrison. A littie group of om < of the exccutive mansion sat in th I room and talked of the dving woman’s kinduess, of her gontlevess, of hier many admirable gualities as thoy had kuown them. Each had some incident to quove in cviderceof herthoughtfulness. Svmpathetic with their griefs, interested in their happi ness, thay had lesrned to lovs tiie mist of the white house, All the countey fs waiting for news from the sick room tenight. Arrangements bave veen made 1o send the news to the country ever the telegraph wires promptly. At in- tervals the telegraph ofiices on the eircait with the white house call up Mr. Moutgom ery, the oxecutive opevator, to usi him if thete is any news. To those who were here cleven years ago, tonight suwgests the period of anxious suspenso when Presidont Gaetiold lay dying in - the wnite house. Mrs. Hiurrison is hanging betwo lifs and aeath, She cannot move. Her pulse 18 feeblo ana her broathing lighi, Her chroat is full of pulerm; at times Ler breathing ceases eatirely, then 1t Ny again 1t is this that caused the reports from the sick room that she was dead. Some time, it may be in a few minutes and 1t may boloat tours, the breathing wili stop entirely. D Gardner 15 in the sick room and will re main uutil the end, Rev. M. Hamlin of the Chureh of the Covenant and his wife bave Just_come to the white house to offer their scrvices if they should bo necded tonight. Dr. Garaner has told tno wateners in the sick room that Mrs, tiarrison may live until midueight, Will Quietly Pass Away. 30 o'clock Dr. Gardner said o Tie rrespondent: “‘Mrs. Harrison mav live uutil midoght and sho way die in baif an hour. She is very low now. She is ouly just preathing. With the cossation of that breathing her life will pass quietly away ‘Tiere will bo 1o siruggle. She is foo v rthat." ‘e family has kept their vigii room since half past 4 this afternoon, expe ing that any moment the end might come A few moments beforo 10 o'clock Lieuten- ant Parker cameo from thesick room. ile said that he thought Airs. Harrison might live for an hour or two, Whon he left the som Mrs. Hurrison was sleeping . t miduight Mrs. Harrison was sinking #lowly, with the chances in favor of deatn coming to her within a few bours. She was sleepine, The president vomains at ber bed- side and the mombers of the family are sti in the sick room. Oulv Mr. Halford, Mr. Monteomery and four of the newsbaper cor respondents were left an the brillinutly lizhiod vestibule, The doorkeeper zunrds tho catrance to the mansion and answers the questions of thoso who come at long inter- vills 10 ask how Mrs, Harrison is. Nothing has veen saia in the family about the funeral arrangements Probaoly no thought has been given to them. But it scems hkely u simple servico will be beld in the Church of the Covenant hore on Wednes day morning and the funeral party will go <t Weanesday afternoon. The fiual ser vices may be held in Indianapolis Thursaay afternoon. The Pennsylvanin road hus teri- dered a special tran it it s be needed. Av12:45 Dr. Garduer. on comini from the sick rvoom, said he did not believe Mr: Harrison could live nalf au hour longer She Fent th, Mvrs. Harrison lay motionless, unconscious, Her breathing was so fuinl thatit v hardly porceptible. Av1:10 . m., the family being av the beside, Mrs. Harrison ceased breatuing. She passed away so peacefully that none could tell the moment when tho lust breatn passed her lips. There was a peaceful look on ber wan face. The pre dent turned from the bedside in silent wrief Dr. Gardoer was vot inthe room whoen the end cnme, He was called in o minute and formally confirmed the fact, St 18 in tho sic k2 Asteep in 1 MBS, HARRINON'S LI} Sketeh of Her Girthood, Happy M WasiNGros, D, ., Oct. 23, —About fifty seven vears ago the house of Rev. John Witherspoon Scott, a Presbyterian divine, president of the Oxford, ., Femalo colleg was made happy by the bivth of & daughter. Atthat time Andrew Jackson swayei tho destinies of the country and Emily Donel son, wife of his privats secretary, nud Sarah Yorke Jackson, wifo of foster sou, i videJ the honors of the social administ tion of the exceutive mansion, “Uhe infant anughter of tho reverend pro fossor the name of Cartie, De ott belons to an old Pennsylvania tamily, his birth ocenrving in Bucks county, that suate, i the first year of the contury. When ha wasa youth in Puiludelphia he met a young lady numed Mavy Noal. The vouuz pronle becamo much actached o cach other Dub cireanistances WLeRveued 1o separute thom. The young lady's father was & bau i cashier in Philadelpmia, Avout the time sho was eotering the most interesting uge of waiden life ne romoved to Washinzton, 17 taking his family with bim, w0 found sud manage n bank inthe interestsof vastern caplialists, About the same time Mr, Seott, hiey ng compleed his education ana theolog Jeat studies, went to Washinwton, 1., us an ausirueiorin tho old Washiugton college, be- fore it was united with 1ts rival, Jefforson collego of Canousburg old ac wlsintuinees were renewed 8000 after ary Neal, the bank castivr’s daughtor, b cumea the wite of John W, Scott, professor, Some forty wiles i a orthwesterly giree- tiou frow Ciocinuati, O., 15 the ruval town of Oxford As early as 1820 1t was made the seat of Muami university, founded under the patrouage of the stute. Those important ed- ueationul iuterests subsequently led to the establishiaent of the Oxford FPeiunte collogo sad the Wosters Fomale seminary. OF the former Rov. Jonn W, Seott had become pie ident ‘Thore wias a studect at Oxford sy this Limo i anin Harrison. He aag passed from tho . 026 1nto th b university duated ot the ag 1IN years, @ ortoule wu isell 10 bie industey uud meatal eapacity, ‘Ihe yolng student 1u the wias: of his pursult of leary s found lumsell ovortukur we, wud Scott's daughter wis the objsct ot bis dobu Scott Harrison, the father student, was 100 wara bearied and 1 to lay by 100 wuch of #xrth's slore . 10 tko a selfish cava of what s bud roceived by fuberitanco, The ontrimoaial sstate |l diminished fn acres sud the fam- iy exc 04108 10 cash undor bis wauagewsnt, whicu € Baujamin to wake ! Wy With @ vood education as bis capitui sud the world us Ois feld for investwent. KL was ~AP¥ing siluation to sever tbe teud ey which hela bim &t Oxlord for Lhe unemotional expericnces of o student at law in the office of Bellamy Biorer sod Avram (. Wino of Ciocinnatl, Ho flnished his toilsomo journey un the ruggad bighway of jarisprudence and the fivst thing thero- afier wended bis way back to Oxlord, On October 2, 18564, he thore wado Miss Carrie Seott his wife. The bappinesyof their hves cowmenving frow that Jate tas known no diminution vor vhauge uptil deall came to separats thew. Their fundness for toeir home sud the ploasuro they 100k iu th family eirelo and its snnplo joys nlied thoir Jzons and vave cxample of conjugal affe shiat all the worid 1s betier for knowing ahout. ‘ne prospucts Lo life for the young couple Wominha ‘Lt his received the | were not bright, as the worid eoes, but the [ 51 tima custor young naople wore fuil of hope. Their united | fortunes in love made thom contentad, and | with happy hearts and willlug hands they | erossed the thrashold of life's dutios to- gather Their honeymoon was passed under the a tornal roof at North Band, batow Cincinnati ! Tn the following March the young conplo went to Indianapotis. In addition to the care | bestowed upon hor education, the youne wife | was trainod 1n housanoid duties, The cash canital at the command of Beu jamin Harrison when he began mareied life { and the practico of his profession was 300 an advance on a lot. in Cincinnaty, inbeviied through his aunt, who married James Fin lav, a soldier of tho warof 1812 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison bogan their domestic rospon sibilities 10 rooms i au Indianapolis board- ing Louse. In the summer of 1834 Mrs Harrison paid u visit o her parents at the oid home a1 Oxford, and thoraon Angust 12 Itussell Harrison, their eldest child, was born Afier this event young mother autumn to lod in the having family virclo, the turaed in | the awnapolis, the proud husband | rented a smali house u life in eava | est, wis faithful and industrious wife doing | herownhousework in a cottage of tares vooms, ‘I'hesteady gains i fame, practice wid necuniary results soon found Mrs. Harri S0n prasiding over a more protentions house. Here their last child, Mary Seott Harvison, was bore, e couple steadily grew in the estimation of thoir noighbors, wud M. Harrison.achioved fame in polities In 1851 Geasral Harrison eatered the sen ate of the United States and Mrs, Harrison, beeamn a womber of that distinguished cirele, the wives of seantors. In her Washington residence of aix yoars Mrs. Harrison e tended her sphere of usefulnoss. Hor nwns was associated with uoble charities and cnurch work The € A hospital owes its prosent suceoss in u large degree to active interestas one of its first directors, Whon tho family came to the white house Dr. Scott, who had _resided here with his widowed aanghter, Mrs, [Russell Lord, went to live with them, and reslening bis position 1u the pension office gave up all active duties 1o enjoy the fivst leisure of a busy life under the wiiite house roof. Krom that day antit strickon down with her fatal iliness he was tho object of the tenderest caro ard solici tude on the part of Mes. Harrison and deed, of the whole househola. I'ne first break in the united sircle was the doath of Mes, Lord, which occurred Dacem- er 10, 1880, after the family had agai wurned 1o town after their summer and au- tumn travel. Mres, Harrison wasa long time recovering from this olow. ‘T'hosisters wers reatly attached and v always together us much as possib . At the beginning of tho eripns epidemie, Mrs, Harrison shared the fate of her enti nousehold, save the prositent, Beforo she was taken down, however, she nursed all the rost, even ber little grandenildren who were seriousty il Several times after sho sufferd again from all the painful symptoms of the first attack, and ospocially so last spring, w vear ago, upon her roturn trom Californin, when stie brought back with her a troublesome couwh. Aithoush she had another bad spell while at Caps May last summer, she reiurned in the antumn with her gonerar health so much imoroved that she no longer ‘Allowed hev family to look upon her asa semi-invalid. Throughout the winter she went about hov usual dutios with her oid timo vigor, ana it was but seliom that sho did not appear at tha social functions of the mansion. Com ing on 1he spring hor extreme pailor showea that shie was not feeling well as usual, butshe did not give up until the day eame whea she was unable to rise from her bed During the Lenten davs last sprive thers was such a pressure of callers upon her that sho set aside cortuin ufiornoons in cuch week 10 see callers. She was generally present, but il not was represented by the other ladies of the honsehold. At the very last date, tiowever, of this series, Wednesday, April(, she was in_tno dlue parlor aud heid brilliant recapion o 6 o'clock. e afternoon was ex Iy warm and ull the doors and windows were opened. Sho coughed nearly every time she spoke and seemed Lo be suffering considerably. That day she was very hoarse and her physician was summoned Hor illness bogan that night. But few of her friends have scen ner sinco. For weeks the invalid was not conscious of auything woing on outside of her own room and, ns wili be remembered, she knew notniug at all of the events of the Minneapolis convention nor of Mr, Blune's resizuntion until the ranomination of Mr. Harrison was an assured fact, After thut to agmn rouse her interest and’ to kecp her mind from dweiling 100 much on her own condition, the doctor decided thal ths daily papers ve read to her, aud i fact ail the ordinary news of the day be discussed in her pres- ence, Toward the lust of her stay in the city there were many days when she ole to 0 out riding. Sne was always car ried down stairs to hor gurriaze by Sergeant Kenney of Arvetic fume, one the door- keepers for whom she nad special liking. When she retarned from These short drives she was eurried upstairs “T'he day she loft town for Loon Lake thera were few who saw her who ever sup- osed that sne swould return alive, in appearance, Mrs. Harvison of matronly veauty. In tigure the generosity of nature, and i ture’'s cqual benficonc panded by the traliing in the ucquirement of n liveral ecucation, drawn from the oroades onpor tunities. A lavish growth of hawr, silvered with the threads of a littie over nalf u con- tury of life and Honting in curly waves over v well-shaped head and endivg 1 a gracetul coil, hoer regular features ana durk,” ex- pressive cves formed a picture of typical womnnnood. She bad a voice softened by the mstinets of a gontle nature and 4 gift of conversation which, while animated, was thoughtfui. Tho tastes of Mrs, was utyne she showed mind Harrison were in tho divection of art. Her works in water colors ure the evidences of ber eift and apnlication 10 ner fAvoriie recreatio Mus. Havrison was by nature strongly do- mestic and shvank from notoriety. These teaits wers bttle, if at all, modified by her rasidenco in thy w nouse and her vroud position as tho first isay of the land, I% uer irieuds she hud always a gouerous wel come, it she dud not relish the. serutiny of the er und coldly cuvious, although much of this she was perforce from her posi- tion, oblized to endure, She was always equal to every social demand. and, by her w manner and svwvatbetic utterauces ged i muking and vetuining au { usually lavee number of warm fr ships.” But the calls of society were, with her, socond in importance 1o ihe demamds and duties of a wiie, mother and daugute and 1t was in the domestic sphere that she shone with the brignt light. She wished cvervboay around her to bo habpy and to that ond, she gave ber bast efforts, She ae- sired (o earn und keep the lovo of Ler family and personnl (riends, 50 her goodness, sym pathy and strong home instinets were her dominant churacteristics. ‘The lvening Star of "Washington, in an articio written by a lady who was well acquainted with Mrs, Harrison, speaks as tollows of her personal character: ‘ho groatest churms o Mvs. Harrison’s position were her strong common sense, ler evenness of tomper, her willingness to oblige und The kinaly thought for evervbody else walon dowinated every act, She cualti voied the iaculty of saying a happy thing of everybody. aud repressed the strong inclina- tion to 4ay the wilty things which came so ensily 10 her, for fear ste might unwittingly oftend & asasitive person, Heor nigh position did vol chaave Aer 1u the shghtest dogr eos 1t were 1o make ber feel more i ever willlng to give up ber privato | tiens 10 do that” which + her by the pubiie. ‘In careying out the bospits white house she has u She prosided with oas: upon these oceasions, that would udd 1o the pleasure of those at tending them, Hhe earried out to the letter the written and the unwritten laws of the house, aud did 4s much as it was possible to do within the Limits of each season.” Soeaking of her vesterday, o lady who ua kuown ber for wany years suid: *The Har. risous buve been always noted for their hos pitality. Tuey had atways a bouse full of company at their lndiauapolis home, and it was currently said they really entertained beyond their means. ‘Ihey kept up the prae- tice here. 1L was not their faultif any of their old time inatana friends lett Wasnicg- ton without enjoving o femily meal ul the white bouse or a drive or some olher cour tesy. Dr. Seott’s old friends, bis pupils or assoclates in bis college nresident days, were always shown tho geeatest attention, and Mr. and Mrs, Harrlson ravely sat down 1o a meal without sowe compeuy.” “Her thought anu care expended itsell upou the house in - every particulur and it is te her maiuly tuat the presont excellent von dition of the ua slon is dua. Sue bada vridofo it bistory wad @ reverence for its ning suc- un \un iclina- wus expectod from lities of tho ver boen excelled. dignity aud grace and owitted no detail OMAITA and a patriotic desirs that tho president’s house should bo worluy of the people who placod him there. She took pleasure in bringing its old treasures to light and placing chem whoro everybody conld see and admiro thom Mrs. Harrison was very anxious during her sojourn in the mountains to return 10 Washington, The mountains were vers dreary during the frequent down falls of rain and this conspired to depress the Invalid considerably. Sue 1eft Washington whea it whs bathed 1n the sunlight of a brieht sum- mer day. That was the vision hauntiog her dreams, und when hor weakness bocame so wrcat slie could not repress the desite to come back again to the familiarscenes of the white house. - As a delicato flavor, delicions and refresh- ing, Coox’s Eixtra Dey Champago takes the fead, Millions of bottles aresold aunually BOARD 05 HEALTH. Winess Session of the Commissioners Bl Yosterday Ihe Board of Haalth mot vostorday aftor. noon o considerthia advisability of disposing of the services of one of the meat inspectors during the winter months and appointing a medical it to the of health. Incidentally the board considerod a uumber of other matters rangine from milk measures o “stud’ noker. While waiting for the arrival of tha mayor AMr. Parker testad a number of weasuros in the presence of the board which had been offercd for in<paction by tha West Point Creamery company. 1t developed that their two-gallon measure lacked just a piny of holdIng that guantity, the galion measure was thiee eills short and the others in tho same proportion. When the meeting was called to order Dr. Snmers stated that he owed tha board an apolozy in conncetion. with the Littlefield matter. The iuspection which found Little- ficla’s measuves shori was made two years avo instead of recently as be had supposed. Au_ extended discussion ensued, Mayor Bemis maintaining that iittiefield had been done an injustice aua shoula be set right. The other nembers of the voard differed wite biim, claiming that the time of the of- fense did not make the milk dealer any less colpavie, - T'he matter of short weiht in coal was dis cussed at tengin, M. Parker said-that he had a suspicion that some coal dealars were wing short weight, but could aot test it, bocanse the presont ordinance did not give him authority to take a load from the scales uud verify the weigdt of the deater. He was reauested to refer the matter in writing to the mayor, who will endeavor to have the ordinance amended accordingly. Mr. Howell said that while they were considoring these matters some action ought to bo taken in rozard to “stud’ poker which was being plaved 1n every rambling house fu the eivy, and was a “skin? game in which many work: ingmon lost a great partof their carnings. The members all confessed ontiro ignorance of the mysteries of the gamos mentioned. Mavor Bemis didn't know Low it was played, and appealed to-Chief of Poiice Seavey, whose knowledze was equally meager. 1t was finuily decided that “stud poker was an_institusion over which the boned had no supervision. The idea of laying off one of the meat 1n- spectors uatil May 1 oceasioned a decided differcnce of opinion as to which of the two ‘nspectors stould be a candidate for the ax Dr. Somers said Mr. Besen was the better man, but Mr. MeLain_resented the allezed umputation upon Mr. Frank’s ability. The latter was finally made the vietim by the mayor’s casting vole. In asking for an assistant Dr. Somers said that with tis present force he was not able to pav sufticient attention to contagious dis ensos and attend 1o bis other duties, lsvery caso of tuat kind should bo wvisitod and watched to prevent contagion, and in order toaccomphish that an_assistant was neces- sary. ‘The board inclined to the same op ion and made Dr. Towne an assistint com- missioner of health at $100 per montn, dating from November 1. = e et led Columbus, The seating capacity of St. Philomena’s cathedral was taxed to its utmost last might by the greatthrong of people, gathered there to bear Fathes Tighe of Jersey City, N, J., deliver his lecture on Christopber Columbus, the colebrated discoverer. The speaker maintained that Columous was a follawer of Christ, and that dauring all of his trials ana tribulations he uever forgot, even to the day of his death, to revercuce the Maker of neaven uud earth. Columbus was a Chris- tna iu_every sense of the word. He was o scholur, notwithstanding the fact thut there were persons who triea to prove that he was an uncouth man. Columbus the spenker regarded us the greatest wan that the world had ever produced. ST SO Thousands sink into an carly grave want of a bottle of Dr. Buil's Cougn S This great remedy would bave sa Arrested n Defautter. New Yourk, Oct. 24 —I3x-School Collector Jdames C. Seott, jr.. of Stapicton, S. 1., an alleged defaulter in the sum of 3,670, was tea last nizht on & warrant issued by Marshall Coon,on complaint of Wilham Cole,chairman of the bourd of school trustecs. He was locked up in a ceil at po- lice headquarters ar Stapleton, et : “'L.ate 1o bea ana_eariy o rise will shorten the road to vour hume in the skies, But carly to bed ‘and “Little Early Riser.”toe pill that makss 1ite longor aal bstter ani wise! assis commissioner for rup 1 thom. Democratic Register A rated Wiraisaros, Del, Oct. 24.—John democrat, inspector and register, was ar- rested this worning and arraigoed before Chief Supervisor McCallister and reguired 10 give £3,000 for bail This is the fittn ar- rest in connection with Saturday's rvegistra- tion. Dolan, DeWitt's sarsaparilia is velinble, NIZWS OF Y ESTE Domest ‘Tho new buildin sof the collexe f at Cleveinnd, O, lave been dedicuted. A large posse of armod men are gaarding a numberof nesroes (- the Chestertown, Ad. all. charged with murdor, Jim Franktin, a noted desnerndo of Butler, Mo.. s been shot and ftally wonnded by Deputy Cliy Marshal Hartwell of that town, Colonel William ¥, Cody has aenved at New York. A party of European noblemen will follow Bim and Bili will tuke them on a hunt ing trip throngh the Rockles, John Ford, aged 5 yen per at tho Philadelphia Zoologieal garden, had o torri- ble encounter with u Rocky Motntain slk ano cerved injuries whie esulted In his death vernor Flower of New York will eive a hearing o lay on the appileation forthe sur wder of Cliaries A White, who Is winted in oming on the ehirze of cmbozzling #100,000 from his wife, whom he recently mireiod, 118 smd that the Western Union stock- holders at thelr special meotine will authorlze the purchase of tie Montreal Telogriph c puny of aada, und a portion of the in creased stoek will ve used for this purpose. At the meotl f the national commission of the World's fairai Chicago, ox-Governor Waller of Connetlcut presented « resolution which sought to invest the commission with somo of tho powers conferrod by the bourd of reference and control. The resolution was 1ost by n decisive voto of 43 to women e lund can and vo L he b ories hus inz through i1 SE Cath- u repalr s ure lock- A% st try woather coutinnes United Kinsdc Faean verely by reason{df the pr 115 oflcially o 1805 0,000 1o bie 0T hts hoon ey from the treasury Vessels arriving in England report having encountered tereific weathor. B rk et sncountered i ferrful gale September 29 and almiost floundered, Emperor Eraneis Joseph has left Budu Pesth suddeniy, 11 s supposed that bis acpartire was taken In view of Lis resolution notto have erfsis tn the Hungarian cabinet Crampon, the leader of a murderous ¢ burglars that s Gl azo orized Pars, hits beon sentenced to death and other men- bers of the gans buvo hoen sentenced 1o long terms of lpr.sonwent. Fightlug of a desultory churacter sontinues in the provinee of Santiigo del Estoro, Arzen- tine Repubile. Another revolt involving throe departiencs of Borrientes s broken out and the government 1s senling forces there to 1 the Insarrection. Conzress bas pussed o solution in_ favor of the covernmen stating Bojus us governor of Santiugo del tero. - throughout the s are sufloring se- ature Wintor. »unend that the delicit of i the Kussiun budzet of rod with spocie withdrawn ot - A-+org Lhroat or gouzh, if suffered to pro- gress, often results iu an incurable throat or lung trouble. *“‘Brown's Broneuis! Trocues’ give instant pelief, DAILY BEE el R TUESDAY, —— _ WILL TRY F0°/SAV i BRYA [CONTINURRIRQY FIRsT PAGE son said: ‘“T'noro'HeVdr was a more ravk or unreasonable misféurdsentation than that oditoria! contains, . T'hé democratio party 18 today sending milllons f copies of campaign litaruture through 4he mails as second cluss matter and that thiag bas been goiug on right aiong for weeks, | will prove what [ say right here. Look af this.” and he picked up acopy of the supniement of the New York World. ~ ‘“I'here is & eampaign dooument. 1t can't be classed as anything else. Ii*ad the headlines and the nature of the sheet cannot be misunderstood. It was an eight column, four pago supple- ment of the New York World, aud on _each pago there was a doublo column scare head, followed by a lot of campaign rot on free trade and the allegea tariff vobbery, The entiro shect was filled with the rankest sort of domocratio dogima. “Now tho postai laws provide,” continued the postmasier, ‘‘tuat all supplements to nowspapers must be folded and mailra with the regular issue of the paper to which thoy ong in_order to be admnittod as sccond class matter. Where those supplements are mailod separately or alone itiey must be classed as third “class matter; that is, thoy come under the head of matter that cannoy raceived at tho rate of 2 ceats & pound w et us sce bow the democratic party evades this provision of the law and suc coeds in getting this supplement circulated all over the countrs as second class matter. These supplements aro sent to the country papers of the democratio persuasion and are folded in them just as thouch they were supplements of the pape with which they are taken to the office. In this way thov come underthe nead of matter circulated by news agents, for these country publishers claim that thev buy the supplo- ments, and perhaps they do. ‘There is a sec- tion of the law which permits publishers or news agents to purchase second cluss matter and circulato it along with the same class of matter which they publish themselves under the head of aud at the rate ot second cluss matter. This supplement was sent to mo the other day by & country postmas- ter who wanted to kuow whether or not such matter could be received at second class rates, I replica that it could and must bo received undar the provision I have just quoted. Now, 1 do not wish to cast any stlections uvon the democratic comumitteo for takine advantage of that provision, they have a right to do 80, as 1 read the law, but 118 a very unjust and unvrincipled picco of work on the pirt of the Worid-Herald to ailege that Mr. Waoamaker, or anybody clse counected with the postollice department, has committed any acts of discrimni agzainst the democratie party 1u tho cl cation of the campaign literature sent out by the nationai committees. I kuow nothing about the ook spoken of in the editorial us & republican campaign document, but 1 do know that the democratic national commitiee is flooding this state with these New York World suppiements at n second class rate, and any man can see that they are campaign documents. WILL STAND BY THE GUAS, Ol Republican City Committee Docldes To Won't Die Yet. One of the republican oity centrai commi tees mot Inst night at the headquarters, coruer of Thirteeiith and Douglas streets, with a representation from all the wards preseat. i A letter from 11, M. Waring of the new committee to Secretary KKelly. asking for the ivery of all Logks, papers, money aod othor property of (e committee in the pos- session of Mr. Kelly as predecossor of the writer, now claiming to be secretary of the committee, and staMhg thatif he refused they would not recognize him as a candi- date, was read. y Isrnest Stubt alsosnad 'a letter same writer stating that the alloged now committee would recogpize the tbree old wewbers of the comuuttee from the Pirst ward, including Messrs. Stunt and Kelly as members of the hivw board. Mr. Dick Smith nere left the chair, and after explaining that”#hie ojber committee was willing to doanything in order to con- trol the convention and handle the funds, in- troduced & resolution pledging the old com- miitee to the support of ull the nominees of the convention, but asserting the right of the commiittee to exist,and adjourmng until after the school board election, sudject o the call of the chairman, Mr. Bandnuuor declared that i~ view of tho letter to Mr. Kelly, embodying a threat 1o knifo the recipient of the’letter, nodis- cussion was necessary. The alleged com- mittee holding session in Tue Bee building had no right to interfere in any way with the work of the convention and e was sat- isfied that Mr. Kelly's uame would appear on the ticket. Mr. Charles Beindorfl, in amendment to Mr. Swith’s motion, moved th t the secre- tary be instructed to notify Mr. Waring thut he was instructed to notify him that all 000ks, papers snd moncys wero the property of this commitiee ana that he was instructed to keep them. After considerable mu ware carried. A committee from the 1z both motions was appointed county clerk to make sure that lar nominees of the names on Lhe tickec. — Too Much of & Risk. It 1suot unusual for colds contracted in the fall tohang on all winter. In such casuvs catarrb or chronie bronehitie are almost sure to result. A fifty-cent bottlo of Chamoor- lam’s Cougn Iewedy will cure any cold. Can vou afford to risk’so much for 50 small an amount! This remedy is intended es- pocially for bad colds ana croup and can vs be depended upon. For sale Ly drug- to see the all the regu- convention had their WAl FORECASTS, able Winds 1s the I’ Nebraska Today. Wasiisaron, D C., Oct. 24, Forecast for Tuesday: Mor Nebraska.-Faiv; variable winds, Por Town- fair; east to south winds: slightly warmor i1 north aund east portions, ‘or the Dakotas—I"al ariable winds warier in east portious. Local e I Orpice or tie WEATHER BURE U, OMAnA, Oct. 24. - Omaha record of temeerature and rainfall compaved with corresponuzng day of past four yoal Fair, Va cdiction for 1501 Maximum tomperature. Minlmum temperture. .. Avoraze tomporature. . . Procipitation 0,00 .00 Statement showing the condition of tem- perature and prazipitation at Omaha for the day and sinco Maren 1, 1502, as compared with the general average: Normal temperature ., Deficiency for the duy. 170 Doflolency sinco Mure a7, \al procipitation:..., uey for the day,.. Bafialonoy for iho OaY YR $204 G TIAWG Ar#t Aghin, Sr. Lovis, Mo./®Odt. he Toliver- Howard reud has brdkén but azain 1n western Kentucky. [n a gepgral fight at Hoggtown, W2 502 422 0= 0 ) L A2 Inches Quoserver. V4 dui AMUSBEMENITS. 1o NGt CLARA.MOR RIS Monday Night Tuesday Night First Thwg In English, An adaptition from the German by Clura Mortis. Ba ens Batunday. First oor, #1.0); buleony, 70 eDts. Xt Attraction—1atl Rosa, "WONDERLAND wud Btiou Theater, il WEEK, Aggregution, and th MATIC COMPANY, fn THE DANITES. SNERAL ADMISSION NO HIGHER MACKEY OUTOBER 25. 1892, Rowen county, last night, botweon the two factions, Colonel Toliver was killea and Wylie Toliver_and Sam Howard wounded; both will aie. The factions are arming and another battio is expected. This feud has already vesulted fu more than fifty deaths. ——— FLORIDA TRAIN RORBERS (D HELY, ¥ Over the NCAp NEw Yonk, Oct. 2. —A special from Or. lando, I, says thoro1s much excitoment heroover the oscaps of the train robbe prisoners. Thres-fourths of tho people lievesomebody was bribed to let Fiteh and Floya out of jail. Investigation shows that the hole 1n the brick wall of the jail through which 1t was supposod the prisoners escaped is not large _onough to lot u man's body through. " Both priconers aro of modium &iz0, but the hole would hardly admit the two legs of one man, to say nothing of tho trunk of his boay, Some light is thrown on the caso by the re cent action of the relatives of the 1wo pris. onors, Membors of Floyd's family have lately baca corresponding with an attorney here, but they have not sent him any money with which to conduet the ease, His lawyer aday or two azo received the following by telograph in rasponse to an urgent vequest for funds: “We ean't do anvining' On thegiher hand the father of Bicch who lives neaf Prant City in this state is known to have raised €100 for the legal defense of his son. Daputy Sheriff soarchine posse the fugitives bo Puckett butso far 1s has Isading the to trace of e Dented an In s of Sal Wasiingrox, D, C., Oct. 24, of Columbia court, in genoral term, this morning decided tho case of the United States, ex. rel., Elizaboth Trask, against John Wanumaker, postmastor genoral. The ro- lator was the postaistross at Bmporia, iKan., from 1864 to June 20, 1870, who claimed sbo was ontitled to a reaujustment of salary, and there was due $2,205.19, and sues by man- damus to compol Such readjust:nont, and that she be creditod with theamount stated, ‘I'ho court holds that the act of 1560 was protect- ive, and that tho act of 1883 does not alter this act 8o far as to entitle the rolator to the velief and the writ is denied. s Fatal Riee Kiot in K Winniavsieke, Ky, Oct Ata chureh festival Saturday night, in a quarrel between whites aud n. white man and ono neero were and one white and 1wo blucks we ¥ wounded. Sy DoWitt's Sarsapariin aesteovs sons as serofula, matism. ry. The district oes, one killed s mort such poi- skin diseasos, eczoma, rhou- Its timely uso savas many 1ives, S 8 Would Nou Take the Job, New Youk, Oct. 2. —Mayor Grant today declined his offer of #K0,000 a year prosi- dency of a distillory company. He an- nouncea that he would not take the place under any circumstances. mesege Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Svrup for chil- dren teething produces natural quiot sloep: 25 conts a bottle. ety Stolen Mules, Aspan of mules was s during the mght from camp on tho corner streots. olen some time Callaban’s groding Sixth and Martha PERSONAL P Jeff Bedford leaves today for Houston, Tex., on u fortuight’s visit. Mr. C. H. Fuller was called to Chicago yesterday by the death of his father, J. 14, Cockroll and H. 1. Langenburg, two old time gramn men of St. Louls, are i the city. veruor Markham and staff of California will pass through Omaba on Wednesday on- route west. Mr. Edwird Rosewater went to last evening, where he spraks today on the woiitical 1ssues of the campaign. Will Asnford, telograph editor Cedar Rapids Gazette, 1s visiting b in-law, G. . Wost of the Northiwest tem at this point. New York. Oct. 24.—[Spocial Telegram to i .]-—-Omaha: W. H. Carson, J. Gil- T. Lyon, Hoffman house: C. I. Windsor hotel. Council Bluffs: S. FGRAPILS, Ravenna of the brother- 'n sys Ciic 6o, 1L, Oct. 24 -—[Special Telezram to Tue B 'he following Nebraskans registered here today: Palmer—Mrs, 1. M, Johnson, Omaha Weltineton 17, 1. Mine Omaha. Grand Pacitic—David Jamieson, R C. Cushing, wife and niece, Omaha, Leland —George S May Hamilton, Omuna. Vietori ro . Parish, Omaha Sherman—Mes, Himebaugh, Miss Grace Himebaugh, Omaba; L. D." Brown aud wife, Lincoin, mont—I*, . W - house, M. D. Mason, . W. Williams, J. B, DMitles, Omaha, e A Cure tor Chols N There is 10 use of any one suffering with the cholera when Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholern and Diarrhwea Remeay cau bs pro- cured. It witl give reliof ju a fow minutes and cure in a short time, T have tried 1t and know.—W. H. Clinton, Helmetta, N J. Tha epldemic at Helmetta was at first believed to bo cholera, but subsequent investigation proved it to be u violent form of aysentery, almost as dangerous as cholera. "Chis remedy was used thero with great success, For sale by drugeists. J On the mend— the _consumptive who's ot bereft of judgment and good sense. He' taking Dr. Pierc Golden Medical Discovery. If taken in time and given a fuir trial, Wt will effect a cure, Consump- tion is Lui M scrofula. For Berofuln, it its myriad forms, and for all Liver, Blood and Limg diseases, the * Discovery "' is an unequaled remcdy, It’s the only guaranteed one. 1f it doesni't benefit or cure, you get your moncy back, You only puy for the good you get “Discovery " strengthens - Weak Tungs, nism tehful Al 1S 28, 20, 80 day, dred affections, Don't bo fooled into taking There's nothing at all like the ** Discove As peculiar in its curative effects as in A.\IUHE;!\I}:‘.I\"I‘:-‘. MENT. our Nights, Commencing Sun BARREL OF MONEY A saperb co sweet masie, ue Parnam Strost Thealer, "33t Thursday WILLARD — NEWELL — WILLIAM 0 JO MY | B ROSA., Friday, S8aturday, Sunday, Oct PATTI ROSA Pt ines* | DOLLY VARDEN Both Plays by Cbarles T. Vincent. and cures Spitting of Blood, Shortness of somothing eise, said to be ** just as good,” 1t contains no aleohol to inebriate ; no syrup its composition. Equally good for adults or P f POPULAR Farnam Sirect Tisater, | day Matinee, A THE IRON MILLS AT WORK duncing, catd i thes, day, Uriday, Saturduy Mat. and Eve THEATER adlos’ und Children’s Matinee Si JOE CAWTHORN, MAUKICE DARCY Hlss DIXIB | Suuday Night Box sheetsopen Thursday morniog «t ususl Breath, Bronchitis, Severe Coughs, and ki that the dealer may make a larger profi or sugar to derange digestion children, PRICIS FUN, MUSIC, EXCIT October 24, the Bealistic Comedy Drama A positive revelation fn stage e MATINES WEDNESDAY POt OHLY TWIN STARS IN THE WORLD, THE OPERATOR. |' AT | ATTENTION! —OHARMIN G- And i Superb Cast, Only Porformance, prices. PAVING BONDS, mation and notioe of submission to the tors and 1 voters of the city of aha _of the questio of {ssuing the bonds of the city of Omuha In the sum of one hundared thoe ni ars (0,000 to pay for the cost of paving, repaving or mac Adamizing the Intorsections of streets and spaces apposita alloys in swid oity. and to ¥ Lho cost of paving in front of real esta not subject 1o nssossmont of spec L fOF PAYInE purposes To the electars and logal voters of the eity of Oninhia | L George P, Remis, mayor of the city of Om A Ao dssue this, my prociamation, and | by the authority vested In me a8 sueh mayor | @0 hereby give publie not ce to the eleciors and lezal voters of the olty of Omah+ that a general clection will be held_In said eity on [ Tuesday, the eighth day of November, 1802, for the purpose of submitting to sald electors | wnd'ie voters the guestion and proposition | following, to-wii | “Sn be s of the city of Omaha In the | sum of one hundred thossand dotines 100,000 | Ve issued for the purpose of paying the | bav g ropaving or mavadaimizng the | sections of streots and s ite | Insaideity, or paving the o t front of redl estits not to ns80s8n of spoclal taes DAVINE purnoses, s id | bonds to Fun not more than twenty (21) yuirs and to b I Test pay able innally AL rate not exceedin: five pe It per an nim. with sonpons called “Paving W and notto e essthan Ther purpose than p iy pavin FCDRYING OF tnaendn Of SUFeots and spices s i i, or i front of state g (ssussIent of speetal tixes i The <ald question and projositon shall b submitted 10 84id electors ent it in tio Broper form provided by 1w for offfeial bl ots. with the words *Yes® “No” printed thereon. Al of sald ballots having an ek fotlow- 1oz the word ' shall be unted in favor of issulng said s, and of suid ballors having a N mark following the word “No shiali be counted nnd eonsidored us against the fssaing of sald bhonds The polis shiall bo opon the day of suid elec- tlon atel:hit o'cloek In the morning and shall continue open until six o'clock in the evening of the same aay ut the respective voung places, as follows intcr liey ing in id t € pur FIRST WARD B corner w Nk 1st Distrlot-8 ots, h il Distrion-N WOUL Atrcets, drd District stroots dth District—S E corner Lith as south of Lieres straet e th District—-North <id taveen ith and 7 stecu Oth Distriot ~East stde of 6uh stroot now Bl mli Ii of Pacific street. ) i 3 TLh D st rlet S B cornerof Park Wild venuo ATt S B cornbrof Park Wild avenud Disirior -5 W ¥ ith and Marcy oraer Sthand Leavens corner 12th and Jonos first alley of Pacific stroot bo- corner 10th and Iickory B corner 6th and Centers Lith DIStrict—N W ¢ stronts 1ith District-N 1 troo rner 0th und Bancroft corner 1th and Vinton SECOND WARD ISt Distrlet=N W corner streets 2nd District stroets, sra District—s Worth strcots. ath District worth sirocts, Sth District 2 Worth st b Distr 1ist sido of 0DPOsito Pobpleton ave, District=S B corner Sth Distriet -8 E strocts ath Distriet ter sireots. Tth Distriet streots, Lieh District—s 1 strects, 12th Distriet-N 1 “treets. Lith Distriot—s Strects. il District Wen. 1ith and Jones N W corner 15th and Pacific W corner 15th and Loaven- S W corner 2)th and Leaven orner 23 and Leaven- South 2tk street, 16th and Vierco Willtam N Ecorner Sixteonth and Cen- N W corner Mth and corner Tth and Doreas corner 20th and Baucroft corner 15th and Vinton W corner 15t and Valiey N Jth and Boulevard THIGD WARD Disteict—S W corner 1 cls. DIStrict—N W coruer Hith und Dav stroets, id District—South side of Capitol ave AT (West of) Lt stroot, 4th District—West sido of tyeen Douias and Dodze st 5uh Dist N i corner 1uth venae Gth - Distriot—N 5. h District -8 F o, sth Distri L and Chicago nport ue 1, be- und Capitol corner 9th and Harnoy coraer 11th 15th nd Douclas t—N E 15, Uth District—8 12 corner 10th streets, corner and Juckson 1 Howard FOURTI WARD, N W corner 17th and Davenpors N W corne w 0] 18t Distriet sircots. d District streets. srd D) streets. th Distrl strects, stn Diser 22nd and Davenport trict—N corner 25th and Dodgo corner 13th and Dodge E corner 17th and Harney th District—N W wots. Tth Distri tary’ corner 20th and Douglus N W corner snue ct—s W corner 20Uh venue. Wth strect and St 1 stroot and St ¥'s Ih District—East side of South 19th str tween arney streot and St Mary's LLh Disteiet=N W corner 15th and Loven WOTLh strects. Tith District Mary's uvenue S W corner 17th street and ¥l st | wWALD. siloof Sharman opposite Manderson stre Znd District—S | corne d Wirt stroet. d Distr, Luke st 15t District Ivenuo Sherman avenue corner Shorman avenue ot ath District ud Grace stre Sth District Sirects, ath Distriet Sherman avel 17th and Charles East side of Sherman aveaue Dot feet north of Nicholus stroot. i District—S B corner 1oth and streets, Sth District=N W troets, 0th District-N B 15th tside North tween Canfornia and Cass str 1zrd corner 16th and Burt 101 and Cuss 17Lh streot be ey Hih District—8 E cor I8t and Cassy EINTH WARD, 15t Distriot—8 E corner 24th streot and Ames nue, i District nd avenue. d Distriet cets, #th District=-8 W corner 2ith und Manderson stre -5 W corner Uth street and N B cornor 45th and Grant [ h Distriet—SE covier 2ith » W Distrier—S W 1d Wizt streets. corner sird and Parker 18, ith Distriet-N W corner 2ith aad € Strents Nty Distriet - N strects. oth District—N K corner streets. 1ith Distriet=N W co strects. 1ith District streets, 1210 District—» 15, y corner 2ith and Burdetto 2md and Grant wor 25th and Pranklin & W cornor 24th and Pranklin W corner 22nd and Clark “t SEVENTIL WALD. 15t District—S W streets, 1 District-N ¥ Popnleton avenue, 4rd District—S Waolworth avenue. ath District=N W Arbor street. ath District—Sonth nenr (east 0f) south Gth DistriovS Poppleton avenuo., 7un Distriot-N W stroets. corner 25th and Mason corner 29th avenue and corner 201 street and yrner t0Wh street and sido ot Vinton nvenue corner B0th stroet wvenue and cornor Gith und Francis FIGUIN WARD, 15t District—East sido of 20th street ) of) Chinrles stieet District—Wost sldg 1l stred W near | 2id stroet near (8outh af Grd Dstrict— sire ith Distriet stroets. it Distriet—Wost side of near morth of) Coming str oth Distriet—s K corner qth District—=8 W corner strects, Corner 20th and Nicholus N E corner 20th and Cuming Nort ot Liand Burt streets, Wth and Cass NINTI WARD, 18t Distrlot—t W corner 520 und Cuming strects. d Distriot—N W corner 40th and Cuming strects, 4 District—N £ 40th strocts. 4th Distriet—Nortk near (west of) North oth distriot—S I Dodze streot. Gth Districi—8 W Vuckson sLreol. tn witness whereof 1 have lownd s mavor of sald 17th day of Octobe vlvvl'l"' BEMIS, Attest: JOMN GROvEs, Clly Clerk t NOTICE OF THE SITTING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AS A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, Towll tax-puyers and owuers and all parties interested corner und Farnam 1a0 of Dave ( avenu Jrner st Port sireet uvenue and corner 20th avenus and Lereunto set my ity of of property. in taxation in the ] | by section &5 of the Charter nrl Metropolitan Citles, ho d a sossion a8 a Ko tlon of not less than five d Thursday, Octobor 2ith, 180 of equalizing the assessmont of ail WILHIn the eity of Omaha nssessod oral taxation for city taxes for tho yoar Such sitting will be beld at the offic City Glork of sald olty In the City 1 ity of Omalin, commencin * and continuing antil §o And v, 10 be and appesr Zation at the ting any complaintor « A0l assessment or any purt thereof statute pro Complaints (o writin Aled with the Clty Clork at any tho session of & (d boara, O10d6t JORN GROVES, Clty Clerk SEWER BONDS, Proclamation » electors and fegal v maha of the question the city of Omalia i the dred thousnud doliaes §1 constraction and maintenance of sewers {n the eity of Omaha, To the electors and logal vot ity ot vor of the city of Omaha 1. Gooree I Bemls lssie thos, prociamation W8 sich ye for prog IR0 t 0 0'elok a . m. dally. sfore sald board of equall and pince named to mako ns by Ry tine dar- notice of submission to tha rs of the city of fssuing bonds of Aamount of one hun 1000 10 pay for the s of the Omaha, ¢ 1y by the fiuthority vested in o o Tiereby ive public not wnd 1o tal votors of the efty of Omat Tucsdny the olelth day 3 L0 PUEROse of subif et 1olo legal voters the question and proposition fol= Towing, toswit KLl bonds of the ety o of huandred thousand doilars 21000000 bo fssued for the constraetion wid HANLenance of SCWers, 10 B not Mok thivn twent VOIES, 10 ATAW 11t not 1o ey covd fivo pereent por wnntm, with {interest coubons anuexed thereto, and not ta be sold forless thun par, the brococds from the sale thereof to be expended for the construction N mainteninee of sewers in the eily Omnhn, nnd th w s thereof not to e di. vertod from the objects thorein spoeiticd Tho sad quest o il proposition shnil be Submitted to sadd slectors entire in the proper form provided by Taw for oficinl ballots, with tha words “YES" “NO," printed thereon. Al of said Tots having an “X" work followi the word “VES™ shill be counted In favor of Issulng sad nds, and il of sald batiots huving an “X7 wark followine the word “NO" all be coauted and considered ns aoninst the Issuing of sald bHonds, Tlie polls shall beopen on the day of sald election at eleht o'eloek In the morning and shull contin i siv orclock I Uiy svening of the same dav at the respective votug pi Ows VIRST WaRD 1St Distriot—S 1} corner stroots, 2t Distriel WOTL Strouts, 1 Disirict (reets Ath Distriet Jith i D! Lween B and 5 st Gt st mith ofy | T D stricr nd Will sth | treets, Oth Distriect 8 niay It n ity on Onmaha n the ith and Marcy N W corner Sth and Loavea N E corner 12th and Jones S E corner 1ith aad first alloy ile of Pacitic streot v, {0 of Bl stroot near striot W corner 10th and Hickory Wocormer L Gth and Ceater Wh Distriet=N W corner oth LI wnd District—N 13 Baneroty 11th i corner 13th tivols, and Vinton SECOND WARD, N W corner w 1at Distrlet stroots i Distriet “rects. bru Distriet—s v Streots. ith District vorth Btroets, ith [ striet WOrLH Streots, i Distr ey Dposite lopy Tth Distriot troots Sth Distriet it District P atreots. ith Distriet =N W cornor 2th and Doreas Hih Dostrion—S F treots. 200 Distriot “rooets 1 District—s Aroets Hih Distriet wvenu i and Jones corner 1ith and Pacifo W ocorner 1sth and Loaven- S W corner 9t and Leaven U and Leaven- St slde of South 20th stroet, O v corner 16th ud Plorce Hth and William Seoracr Slxteenth and Cen- corner 20th and Bancroft =N E corner 13th and Vinton corner ith and Val, N Ecorner 20th and Boulovard THID WARD 1t W corner 12th und Chicago st 1strict— s, d Districy stroet Kl District —South stde of Capitol avenuo LT (WESUOD 13t streot. At District—West sido ween Dou Do Sth DIstrict—N I corne venue Gith Distriet—N 1 trovts. ith District -8 1 corner 11th treots, sth District treots, ith Distriet st N W corner lith and Duvenport of 12th Sireots 1ueh and Capitol and Harney and Douglas corner 1ith and Jackson § 11 corner 10th and Howard FOURTIE WARD, ISt District-N W corner 1ith ur rects, i Distriet trocts, ird District froets. ith Distriet itrnets, gy e it District=N W eoraer 200h troets, Tt Distriet—N W Arv's wvent Sth Distriet Mary's avenue 9ih Distriet—East side of South 10th viween Harney street und St Mary 10th Distriet=N W corner Nt and Loaven YOFLh stroets Hth District—S W Mry's avenue. 1 Davenpors N W eorner 22 and Davenport N oW NI corne hound Dodgo corner 1 und Dodzo ner 1ith and Harney d Douglas corner 2th street and St S W corner 200 street and St corner 1ith stroet and St PIFTI WARD, 15t District ~Bust sile of Sherman Jp0s-T6 Manderson strent 2o Distriet—S E corner Sl nd Wirt strcet drd Districr S W e nd Lukostreot Sl DIstrie N W 1 Grace str i District avenus SrmAn avenuo srner Shorman avenue Sherman 17th corner venuo 5 W corner and Charles (—East sido of Sherman ave DO i) ) rih of Nicholus street, 3th Dist I cornor 16th and srorts sth Distriot—=N trests, i District=N | Sroets, i District—F tween Cuiifornia Hih Distrier—# streets, o 1zard W corner 16th und Burt corner 1th and Casy aat side North 17th strect boe 10 Cass Streots 1 corner 18th and Cuss F1xTi S B corner 24t strestand Auies WAIRD, ist District enue na st irand avenuo, District strects. ith District—8 W strocts it Distriet—S i District Lreots ith Distriet srents th Distriet stroets uth District sreets. 1t District=N W corner streot 1ith Distriet -3 trects, I2th Distriet—5 o rocr Goth street ud N E cornor 45th and pruer corner 2ith W e N W Ni N ird and 1’ corner 24th nad ( by corner 27th and Burderto E corner 2nd and Grant 25th nnd Pranklin W corner 24th und Feanklin W corne d ang Clark SEVENTIL WARD. st District=5 W corner 25th aud Mason 4 Distriet=N E corner 20th appleton n . Distriot— cornor 0th 20uh avenue and street und Woolworth ave ith Distriet Arhor sireat. Wl Distriet th sldo of neur (ist of) sonth 524 avenie Ot Distriet S Hth Pieton ayenue ) Distriot N\ sirents. N W corner street and Viaton stroot avenuo and orner Hith Fray WL WARD, of 20th f 2a strect noar slroet mar 0th un@ Nieholas Wh and Canmiog th District—West sido of irth of) Cuming stro 0th Distriet—~ I cornor 2. 2th Distriet =8 W corn: AL, North 25l stre ¢ Lind Burt streets Wik wnd Cass NINTH WARD. 1st District—3 W cornor i2d stroots 20 Distriot=N W strocis. N ¥ il District slroels. 4th Distriet—Norih slae of Davenport streot near (west 0f) North s2d wvenue ith distriot—> E coruer sist Dodge strect. oth Distriet—8 W eornor Jnckson stroet, In witness whereof I have horeunto set my hand a8 mayor of suid oity of Omulia this, and Cuming corner 40th and Cuming corner 40th and Farosm wonne and WL nvenue wod ¢ity of Ormuhi You ure heroby il of Omabis will, noufied that the city cou us provided aud requiroed 7th duy of Ootover, k. 1 Qar of Qotal MIS, Muy Jonx Guoves, Olty Clerk! 0102144 Attest: DUFPOS riy for gon- of the tho e and oach of you wre herevy notified bleotion you may hiwve to of 1809, for tors nand § ) tho eicctors b ) streot, bo- ¥ I