Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WIDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1892, >IN MESSAGE | trmseeres o, and fukes. st act | ¥EWS FRON COUNCIL BLUFRS | oot ommitiok entertas merin. | = | HIS FINAL MESSAGE #wars .= ROV CO0N S o oty conpanrs| want 1o spend i, Tt 4 i : CONTISUED PROM SECOND PAGE r led \ council to sit back and ref t A WL has al cting e 1y s in their cust Park More Attractive. o B en.” g 1 1 musin 1 be promoted by every possi \ 1 don't know thaix is ar n stirving X t T'he officer w i his life n ot « P4 muss a it it for w i o t) monge 1 bt PG TR L/ L Lt LWANTS 10 PU TN AN RV RTOR Y S N | o M e 1 upon our people than t ) - ) " To Do Away with the Climb Up the 1l An | pills i ot ! ) dys it ct Unique Proposition from an Omaha el i b tipation an ous 0 Man—tow 1t fas Heen s o ilinery at wolute Cost, s - 1 r eceived. §tiss: Ragednie's, 88% Droxdwny Cattle are reared on their " — 1l this week. || fertile zing fields in he ou [ st bt ity pla ULl gdaca Holiday photos, cut pri $1.50 for Uruguay, solely to provide Actlon Taken In irantine Cases Ttes ) v water ks, has a sche on g ! tage gallar : 4 H ton Taken n 1 uarantine Ca Omal " o ) cabinets, for 80 days. Cottage galiery, prime baef for making the Tewed and ¥ rendation 1 which he wants the co-operation of the | Riley's old stand. i et of quarantine relations, in park com ners of Council Bluffs, and world-famed wnd contr brought suddenl tiio Prospoets now ato thut His plan il b Lived by i Wits, y t last of ceted \ DOrAlOn RURY wiiig, 116 WaNEA b But been worl "‘\rn lm'] 1 of Avoea e ‘C! i KUl vie iy, Usidee the constitition : Futrmount park for NI | Wil ghout two woeks ago In worllng his xtract ol beer . they are pla within the exclus ¥ . y f the hin | friends, but his skill has involved him in Comuetent chomists supery lso overy (e . . federal Jurisdiction when and so far as « t 0 ¢ trouble which will undoubtedly send him to tall, from t of the cattle and “/ et i i b o S T | o T tresiid | Twin Ci eam e Works. whole subject should be taken into 1 o n s h e in some passenger he e fillandy L L L L serupulons vy provails—to the control and adequate power given to the | There are no neat | th the ¢ Nt o 'I"j s e "" e for Fort :r-"‘w;nvunw GOl AL LR C. A. SCHOEDSACK, Proprictor. o o to pr t people i development totrog vould be n tw cket W bucket eblaly dncoln . Bowshure was PFOSCEVES 0 QUALITY ) ) v N N . ” X . ox i (aleopio againat | dovelopmen grossion._would be e Vi pissen: | Eemerally supposed to e honestand as helud | | 1% of (his s protuct. which fis to; Dycing, Cleaning and Roerinishing NAgUC Fe L \ o1 s d o y g a little bank acec his checks were usuall, Sa¥e as when 0 P! \ 2 ho 2 = last. I approved tablishing o | LXECUTIVE Maxstos. D i« with " water, " so L SR AL Shomist, Justus von Liebi OF GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION twenty-day qua tine for a « brin S £y LA e wants 'S " VO wWee It 1 - 2 U IR T AHTE TRoi Toveln Tovte, THIS Lakd 1is Body In the Tomb, he simply asks the right Al Uil T UGB AL I|"°°q1l)fll"a')‘v ""-l‘ Beil Omaha office, 1521 Farnam St., Telephono 1521, Council B offico and works, P ElI b continued i _ Some | NEW Youk, Ded I'he rem f dn ety to the store of Grimson & Kasnerand bought | || of Delleions, I ofreshinz Boef Tou r Ave. A and 26th St ‘Uelephone 810, Send for circulnrs and prico list. Wefror but a dune care for the | this mork el QG s o b in it at the outset, but he figures on | & Fll @1 «Iothes an overcont, e 5 A o the utmost precaut Therei v Vot Aatimnte: it followod. the more after 4 wh The purk commi it e Lt At ordinance changing th o of Maple R NI Rt Of ehsleh A foll 1€ | sonors oxpross thomselves s very much B vt iy L o BUY Streot from $1th avenue to sist stroet. and WSS RN L 1henl apiwoprial ; pro pleased with the plan, Heretofore the Tong | Xt eveninie but in the meantime Bow Intersecting stroets, in tho city of Onana > SHRAE AL LHIN 8E88Io L6 chable out If you have piles Dewitt's Witch Hazel | climb from the end of the motor line has | jhure had disuppeave sterday morning | § e ’ and repeating <o mien of Ordinanes No. 4 7 LA, | ! o SR LR Ul Ra s 1 he turned up at the Kiel hotel,” where he tHutchinson’s i so much of il ordinanees i confli S ] Plague - tensively, and ths some of the most beauti S00h u’v.x,"“,"[lul‘ AL S i & Be it ordained by the city con t the city i # Need for Cautlon. New York Exchunge Quotations. ful purts of the park have been almos G bt LRBE AL e city K d Gl g o But the most_careful o ingent quar Ne VP 6Hie A6 '\L,. Jal Telogram o | wholly neglected A clitin it i eleva B wdmitted having done a | ! ! oves i Shateb The BEAT8 O NuE1s atron: &= 3 antine veglations way mot be sufivient | Tk Bre | Exchange as follows: Chicago, | 1o of the kind proposed. would il |yt said in defense that he was dn at the | Thes last Jonger and sear better than 7o BILI AvENUG o Aist sutoot nBY. carial 5 K] 0 absolutely excly o disense COTte A5 00 SRRTE DO 3oston. 8 conts | menaclys to the nilractivencss of the pluc me. After leaving B ania e Vot eany other make. They are stylish, anc parts of the Intersceting streets heoinafte g R e (o S N NI | T s et o Lot IRLE0s ong SESHLS wifa it Howsliiwilliebitivannveimre: | L I R e NGOt § o trom oloctad skins only L Il S LA g - & Boor ohy HGVavED T B CORERCISLIUIL lisyohicents st granted G PIRR KLY L RSIRCE ) SLiEbLY And whiereas, th disinterested frechola & [ S e R B R — W i Pourth strect Flat, e AP B AU L) ?UAMNTEED H bt e TR e R AR - 2 atl of our cities a1 in e bost sai- | sivos i diate reliotwo meqn Salva Hushand—Muria, have the people on | 111 to bay for m.l‘;‘ : 1“.‘\\ ud stolcn : i“‘ PERFECT FITTING damages urisinz by ro<on of te ehinge of 8 8 ary conditi ision is made for | tion we great pain remedy LD pmt bl i cloud eatie o s highly moral ap Eraco ool nentoned s and | 3 : : & iting any ik a thor - 3 " ince, however, for during the afternoon Whereas, add praisers after duly guall - e St i St o R i ik it aforay | R, Hovees or i oot | § P LATEST STYLES § | it il ubitiemhe e ot | 2 ire, be avoided, T wk appertains t Brnniy, Do C. W. Slemens, the | noise any more. Wife—Oh. no; they | the police department in Omaha s H property affected have roportol o damages 5 S thelorawuthor and the responsit well-known cngineer and clectricin, did | are sill there, but they exch g od thef | fe that e Shad | med | the sie :.W MOST DURABLE IR LT R RR ISR L & and the penalty wi D ri toda machine for a new Standard Rolary: it's | kine o a vick . o & ¢ | street and dnterseeting streets is hereby | i = glectedor unduly delayed ; R iy Samerroh silent and speedy. Say. dear, don't you | Went to Max Meyer's store on the 215t of lust é axp THEY NEVER RIP¢ clhinzed and estaplisied o that the elovi- | 7 e are peculinrly subjoct to the spread. of negleeted cold often terminates in con S BNERER RS s oh the neo- | month, dressed Jike a stockman and in con o $ ons shall h slows, thoe erade between > fa o Ll T, e Giates, i ot | think wo ought to take pity on the D Pany with @ gentloman of that business who | $ . If yourdealer docs not have themand § | the po nts cite Wiz unttorn stealeht lies KIMBALL BROS i lotod R (7S tof | { fd forestall thodrenarara 4 ple on the floor helow? w \liknowniay the st \ ot ou_want to Know somcthing about the section 2 Grade of Mapio strect 2 aropean citi "o overcrowd iy T e v diamond ing and diamond. stud, valu EST GLOVES MADE write to'tilo, e Vlevation Elevation | QLS Ul 2 U LI AL 5 A 1dso) FinGer. 82 cav. | @ diamond ring and diamond stud. valued acturer for his illustrated book about & of south of North ges of grreat sicamships, a large nu NEWS OF Y ESTERDAY. L. P. Judson, civil engineer, 325 B'way. her at #2905, and said he would take loves, 2 s Cur, N rersons whoso surroundinigs mike them the Dot | Day & Hess have a force of men work ;l'w.‘v‘u! n”)" then 1.1-1..:“‘ adal H";"nm‘.(~‘u\\{\ JOHN C. HUTCHINSON, UL o ] 1 to e Kept Out. session at St Louls, Mo, tract. Buy five or ten %5 Lhoro WhHIlS '_'\:”4:”?‘\“ :\“ti“"‘{” wlz"-.lw(l"‘»l\h\l\"‘yh\w; 13 H GRS ON Kust curh of dird streot L0 | he trind of the Actor Cartis case continued is cheap. | AR tea IO LA seseo: olnt i) feet west of G _This consideration, as well as those a s e UL I A0S J the min who aceonpanicd Bowshure, = This | atrot sl bn0 000 i lep- litical, moral and ml strial inter- | juyor Brighter than gas, cheaper than cloe- | Chick also w“m‘::-w n y"‘ mi‘ \\\\.“;im,l“:‘”” S West u'A’IYhn{[ i2ni'strect 1o 1180 ests of our country, lead me to renew the | * e stoamer T Brotzne was released by | tric light and us beautiful as a aream— | A gentloman connected with the Omahs B 3 N ot O suggestion that admission 1o our countey and | treasury. oicials and proceeded (o her whatf L ; r . store called at the city jail yesterday after W. C. ESTEP st enrh of st st to the high privileges of its citizenship shall | a0 New York ; those uew art lamps at Lund Bros. | noon and had an interview with Bowshure 2 LIS o s S 108085 Ve more restricted and move careful, We | There was A chanze for the hetter in More About Meat. in which the latter admitted that helad | fE 10 t Embal [ Rk ention Blavation: | VAT e sht owe i duty b our | Seniton Gibson's” caidition Tis st 18| gy vogene e s | e :v.’. jewelry B pawied it \”“ uneral uirec flf, moaimer, G bRty own people, and ¢ v to our working C 5, however, still considered hopeless riv in Chicago for and the stud in N H | Curh. . l.w.,,\'.,n’m,.., ol it the vicious, the A disisters eyelone pissed three miles cast | 1 sumed in the district court yesterd Indianapolis for 114 Main Street, South eurb of Maplo stre a0 | Shiguncuonlyte. of AL, Tex., sweeping away farmi houses | morning with Tolle on the stand, and almost : = e 5 I CUED O Conbe S A6t 410.0 00 : T . G e vl ol e st St peson VR | moming session and 4 part of the | (Piles of pedple Tave pilcs, bt Dewitcs | Council Bluffs, Seetion b Geade o St COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS. ract labo killec g 1 and 4 PR TR ALY At | South curh of Map'estrect. 150 Ofm great flow ot i NG COReor M Nas T1gh SHlefma neTToRE 1 fternoon were taken up with a lively eross LLGh R snl oI urgieh et « Ngrth e Of Corly stret a0 i L AT ks of, Dyeing and Cleaniug done fy s ST L S B | exumination of the voune man, who occuyies | . D. Ring & Gos Putigns olZ0° | saaesms omimss s, oo | a6 Seutiaf S it o omiamnce S i and | v Wi, s e e D TTIE TSt et ol the positions of chief defendant and chief | helped to elect Cleveland. It's the ree- vse . GGl s s of thie above strects, as condliets with | Work prowm W delivered in | Porty miles south of Sanford, Fla., n wre witness for the plaintiff. Considerable re- | ord breaker for the year. gl FGateel ‘H\hl\m\nf this ordinan-e, Is hereby re- | parts of the country. Send for price list. Matters Brleity Consbdered ndu Number o | goubiel on the Oringe Bty vitinad marl was caused by the fet that Tolle Wd | Gonlomen, the inost 1w of fall | FACE CREAM | GEon . Tis ordinanes sl Gko eneet ! A. MACHAN, Proprietor, N AN A LIONR Which six persons were kil as not pos= | heen in the company of the plaintif 1is AMOH g S ARAY ) Pea Sompléxlon : Whiteus (ko 8kin when dark s fia and be fn foren from and after s . cudway. ne sethwestern Depo ‘Theveport of the) World's Columbinn ox- | Suietogetctulle list hight attorneys during i large share of the time | i0 the city, just received. Reiter, tho | Head Wkt s ek aver i “Bassed Nove P, Breadwav. near Northwestern Depoty s o e e s iaE Ve SN Wileenskl, wholesale growers: and | ginee the adjournment of court Monday | tailor, 810 Broadw ) epopspralaratitn that SAc 10 361 SAIOR | JOHN GROVES, Council Blurrs, T, position s not becn submitted. Tha cotion factors, o of the fueest and st | 3R Chugon, and for nearly an ' hour prior to S P ol A Alvats wanied Sei sl Ulorin il — T e— the board of maaagement of the government | REoRRenS Srs I CGrecnviibs M 1 the opening of the trinl yesterday morning N X 3 == o !d“\l\ll! i ORDINANCE 61 exhibit has been veceived and s herewith |GG Manaeer Depew sent ap the Tocomo- | ad been engaged in a close and confidentinl N lumbing Co. 3ol ORDINANCE NO. 3367, Approved November suthy, 1805 0 o Angoralinavo ot tatia eI transiitted. The work of construction and | (v Getuiers o it ford KRG conversation fn a room adjoining the court | \T;‘;M:‘l Hl’nfl\‘I}mim’v‘--l“t o ‘,”'d.-u.,n o | ABomtnance orloring the lprovinz of 17 GRS BUITGRIL b by thu STy iout ottt atiioeloy A opening of the oxposi- | thelr demand ompron sroposition o les of adoption were fi e ve- | “strect from Jackson strect to Leaveny \ 1y o of Omahn of provuration for the opening of the exposi- | o gides refused to nceept v s 1t wis On the stand Tolle admitted that during | corder’s office yesterday by which William | street. in stroet improvoment distriet No. 460 RO it e A o Wt v ‘r’““ '“.“““‘ i 3 “““”"{ L most sti ; Uhe direetors of the Amerlean Sz Refine | his carcer us a uewspaper man” he had | Downs and wife adopted Thomas L. Downs. | 81 {myroving to consist of paving with | ORDINANCIE NO. it | Company be and the same s heroby or actorily and upon a scale of liberality and ing company have declared the regular quar- | heen arrested on the charge of eriminal The. Tadics Ald ty of St. John's | vitrified brick, und directing the hoard ol Anordinance declarinz the necessity of erad- § 10 placoaddition il water hydrants In tho elvy magnificence that will worthily sustain the | eIy dividend of 21 per centon conmon and | jihel four times: Twice in Nebraska City, | glish Lutheran o LSt Johis En- | publie works fo talo the necessary steps to kson street from 0t str of Omali, ws follows: e AT R ] f e itheran ehureh will meet at the par- | bause such work 1o be done ) ) honor of the United States s e T e ey | onee in Beatrice, and once here. He hid | Sonage, 217 South Seventh street, tomortow, | Whereas. the mayor and eity counctl of tho n vidin inee No. . 3 : oYOT G A ggreed with Pace that the price of the pub, B s e o Ay i it Wit | lication of the alleged libelous artic The District of Columbia is left by a de- | four carpenters. Theiv names could not be | be and_he had r cision of the supreme court of the District | learned from Dace without any law regulating the liguor tr An assembly of Kunsas populists have | same thing One st Liquor Reg s o | One at t Ly be catised | Ono at the cor rof Seward and Jiststreots, corner of Seward x'\ll »'w1ul stroets. v owners, which v ol Seward wnd sird stroets, % ! One 400 feet west of dist on Ilarney street, porty owners representing | One 400 feet west of S5thoon Tinrney street, rested Charles W. 1 Mary M. Stanley of Detroit, Mich., were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. I J Bubeo e of Cor city of Omaha have ordered tho fmproving of [ tPbointing v of Connil B and | ity omabghivooritred o Bupraving o | ALY orthstreet, I street improvement district | e prow 400, by pving the same and aiiowed thie- | B3uehs {y days t0 property owners in which todesiz- | iereas, b should ived that amount des £6 from Scanlan for the None of this amount had been | Oneatthe corner of Chares and ilst streets. | | 2 nore th wree- N 20 on Sectlon " his ordinance shall take 2 ol e g tomm A the material dosired 1o be | MOre than'tireo-fths of the fect frontage on vlomalin LAY J Anold statute of the legislature of passed resolutions denouncing anything in | turned over to the_editorof the paper. He | William H. Lavenbure has commenced R vice 2P| said part of Juctison strect have petitioned SunntibeinitoteogtioninniattegiGaEy . trict relating to the licensing of varic the shape of an tauzural ball or Social dis- | admitted that neither Pace, Welker nor | # Suitin the district court for a divorce from ty days huve cxpired | Lo uyoerand cityicounelito have salil stroct | BRE)x o Libor 2300, 1602 voeutions has Litherto bocn treated by the | Py wWhen dhe new stute oflicials take charad n saw tho article ho lind written priov | his wife, Low Lavenburg, who he all and the property owners own iz the mijority | SEAAES done under the thieertitths clause as : THIONN Grove commissioners s giving them power to grant | L e L Sh its_publication, but told him thut if ho [ deserted him in 1850 und is now living Of the frontiwe n suld fmpravement diabrict | wnd the cost thercof to be made payable In g City Cler or refuse licenses to sell intoxicating liquors R A e A ock | had written up the facts as they had given | Suberior, Aeb. s % | S A Kon concrote | tencaualinstulinients; therefore, y B P DAVIS, and as subjecting tho: who sold ver o high trestlo In Kansng City. - i | them to him it was all “right. He A meet of the ministerial o | Gveyonrs. ® | Beitordained by the ity counciiof the city A Fed:Nova \'-w\l"nl‘I ity Counell, without liccus to penaltios. T | Ui fadl both b s legs swore broten woid ha | acknowledged that he had not had anat- | was held yesterday morning at the study of | eqs, inaddit enationof | Of Omnha L vproved Novemborzd Blslal A aTe May last the supreme court of the | suffered other injurics torney, had never had his appearance in de- | Dro Phelps, at which it was decided that all | material id owners, the mayorand civy | StChon hat it Is proper and nocossary : Mivor District held against this view of the powers | The legislature of Alabama continues to | fense cntered upon the court record, and had | the pastors should preach on: the subject of | council of said city do hereby determine upon | {14 IS o rodmranon NI boREYS of the commissioners, [t is of urgent im- | pursue the paper cigarette. A committee has | not intended to make any defense. He had [ temperance next Sunday | lhl:'ln;fl""m{ s0 spacified Ltobe | iy lished gr heluding cossary s portance, therefore, that congress should | It '"'.'.'.;.‘.l il\“v;l ably a bill taying all dealers of | not been subpanaed asa witness, but came All members of the Danebo society are ve- | Jied forsuch pay supply, cither by direct enact ferring discretionary pow 1es thereto, from $ith street tosithstroet S O, Special Notices. Th year. Yesterdiy a bill was [ of his own free will | 5 2ot id ¢ oy ol S | of his ow | quested o meet at Dancbo headduarters, roduced o prolilie cizaretiis in publi Early in the afternoon session the plain- | over Ole Rasmussen's paper store, Wednes or by con- of Omah 1 a 7 o tion tthe mayor, with the approv- " h . 5 3 Section 1. That that part of 17th street from Rl " tho npp COUNGIL BLUFES. missioners, proper Kmitations and resteaints PSR Sterling eol. | (TS dismissed” theiv suit so far as Pethy- | day evening at 8 o'clock to makd arrange- | Jackson street to Leavenworth streot, in | A10fthe iy cownell, apioint throw distater- 1 S upon the liquor traftic in- the District, The | vy heeame unmanas i pole | bridge and Huber were concerne ¢ improvement district No. 400 be and the appral POTESe, 053088 10 | Be it ordained by the civy coundil of the city | and de- | ments for the funeral of the late Theodore | 8 able at L o'eloek. The A . ol 5 4 r ks Bty mine the damage o property owners which MPLOY MENT. District has sulfered in its veputation Ly | e will be fiooded by the owners by tarning | manded a default against Tolle. "They then | Lund. By order of H. Becker, president Kindherchy on H,"l,““""’ Ol Suld IHD | iy e causod by such g idine. taking into === = = many erimes of violence, o e per cont of | the water of Carbon Bun ercck tnto . 1 will | rested and the testimony of the defense was | ws was received yesterday of the sui- ‘ o base i b years' gunrantec, | Sousideration in making such appraisement. | \WANEED b D Stront, et be them resulting from drunkenness and the | be at least six months before the collier canbe | introdue The witnesses put upon the | cidoe of Frank Booker, engineer at the ele s specifications on file in th thespeciai benefits. if wny, to such property | oifien's 3yt 00 m0tal Characy liquor teafie, The capital of the nation | Wed ugiin 4 E stund were Scott Wilkins, who had been a | yor'at Shelby, The body was found hanging | rd of public works [Ekmrensomotstchicatl N e ter. Apply at once should be frecd from this reproach by the | Enrlque Bregaro, an extensive New York | delivery clerk for Meschendorf, George | in the alovnior Monday wftermoon o haf e TRt tho board of pubio works s | Sectionth That ordinaics No. 557 o and | S5 ALl enactment of stringent restrictions and Lim- | e hroken phieed s gesolver ©0bls e | Drake, who had been employed in'the shop, | ceased was well fixed financially, and was | hereby ordored to eiaso said work to ho dons | S0 S I SRS e shatt tato | Ciffank Lovin, i1 Pea street, Counoi ot itations upon the traflic. Ml soneiiby hroeh his bratn. Fhe mo- | 0d Max Proutman and dohn Stortz, two | ) ! jandn and to enter into contract for the same with ctund bo i force from und afer its pass: s : == [ tve for (he decd, other than spinal troubls | il Max Tyout w1 about 40 years of age. No cause i assigned |l lowest rosponsible bidder under the speei- and Do o foree from wnd after its pa VYT ANIED & souns wan 1s 10 20 years of ko (o Proteetion for Railvond Men, with which the decensed was afilicted, could | butehers these witnesses testified that | o) the deed fications on file in the office of sumd board. PR g oftico work ani lenrn hookkeoping. Must be L ; Not bo nseertaiticd they had seen tainted meat in Meschendorf's | " HGIEe 0 otie | M tetianc T Eane this erdinanee shall take | Pussed November 2nd. 1802 ready and 4it A penmanship and fgires and of n renewing the recommendations which T 1 i) befimmen (6 the diseussion pe | market and had scen it sold on numerous oc ! : i athoLi | O O oo da g JOIN GROVES, [ o habits: ' 1 3010 GO0 possons thewo. roquira Vit refercr ) " 1 over the Bl S unang o il \ eMect and be in force from an t | b { 3 have made in three preceding annual mes- | powers sald to have been delesated 1o Mer, | casions. Wilkins cliimed to have brought | SHureh Sunday evening will appear, hesides | GeHE SIS G, ; Ol Oerkas | pnventaont e iyglisatmolu iyl B suges that conzress should lesislate for the | Soli papal delesa i stated upon the | meat back to the market three or four times | & ¢horus of twenty-five voices, the followine | ©pSdii November 2204, 18 ¥ Pk DAV W SRR Aol B I8 - protection of railroud employes against the | authority of i of Cardinal Gibbons | a week because it was unfit for use, while | S010ists of Omaha isses Creighton, Bab JOLUN GROVE A od N DoBe AR el WANEED At cliss cirl atols Mynster streats dangers incident to the old and inadequate | it he ind M Satoli ave aperfoet unde routman pad Etorts hud bought rotton wmbat || (cotkund Nash:C: 1dohn Kinzie, Messrs B oy BT A oy for gencral housework ng " 1 1 andin thot L duties to be performed b, e 1 °x il i) 3 iy ange, K. dret ( . DD, | o & TS methods of braking and coupling whors standine about the dutics o be“performed by | there for their own use. More evidence of | & & Burkley, k e, 100 Brett and DDAV Mayor, || FNGODFIwaNTeN for Fedoral housnvorEiiiG inuse upon freight business, 1do sowith | e lutierin this country. = - the sume kind will be introduced this morn- | W 1 Fiber Approved Noveml Tni = : = = Ul iy, 102 Fourtinstreet the hope that this congress may take action |I“””" I| Ir"l” S m‘mu‘.m Dr. | e Marri licenses were issued yesterday 3 2o, 1. BEMIS | ORDINANCE NO, 33560, 1 the subject. Statistics furnished by the | BUSCE P OTERSHRES 0 Wi acion | TG cage s exciting considerable interest, | 10 the wing partic W. ‘Brega of | Mayor | An ordinunce vacading the strects and alleys | HOUSES AND LANDS. interstate commeree commission show that | Wi or New York, whe hoid 1 the cout of | especially among members of the market fra. | Council Blufls snd - Maggie Staniey of De- | — R T = | Tin Grand Parl addition and providinz tnat | Seimiing b e duving the year endimge June 50, 1500, ther noral S I NG, i of #7,000 for ox- | tor e e e o hapeb T | taoit, Mich.; Claus. Hol and. Toni Jons of ORDINANCE NO. 3364, | tho samo rovert to the ownors of thy prop- JEOR BxCIANG RS Juie HOmoOHE THiAIEtH) were forty-seven different styles of car | forting money. Not able o secire boud he | prosent yosterday made the audionce look | Minden: Hans J. Hallstrom and Nellie John- | An ordinanee ordering the grading of Arbor | MY 0bnosita tho sume, and vepealing or- { iy Guintin, 11 Plan or Kountze Pineo pro couplers ‘veported to be in wits remnanded (o the Toombs prison Hirareibu Al oA s Gl E o D f R TR nof Omali.” The Iast two couples were | - street fron 1'th strect to Hith stroet, ana di- | dipnneaNo s &0 0 0G0 ] ferred 1pu s diferenco, Grooushieds, that during the same period there The entlre forcnoon sossion of the Cincin warried by Justice Hamner. rastingiinoNoaed ot BubilsiWorkeitofitaka || [H90kShiag v o elixy sonaell of e altyl| Sionsisuna Lo s employes killed and 26,140 injure nath preshytery was occupied in hesving the Enterprise Place \C necessi ups to cause sald work to boe | Su T gl e stroets and alloys In MUENCHANGE Good 4 room house on South 3 : cading of I W nent for the prose- | ‘ erfec ction ( e fed " done. » i Sthostreet for land. Gree nshields, cnolvon & Ca 16 peveent of the deaths oceurrd e R e Being frequently urged to sell small | ,M"m‘,’,”‘w‘ Lig l'»/’\'\‘:n‘fll.u‘m ! it result | QO ons, threo disinterested frecholders | Griud iarlc uddivion to the ¢lty of G thn strect £ | Blelis, Nienolvon & €. coupling and uncoupling of cars, and his frguments in-the aftemoon, wnd Prof. | portions of my furin, Lhave ab last de- | A" corect Little pill 4 ALY RISCES | yve been nppointed by JuGyOrEnNino={ELaMBHEHE e suUt Bl EGCII0 SOULITIILLD A ESTRACTS wind loans. Farm wit ity proporty per cent of the injuries had the same Swith hegan his last speceh in his own de- | cided to plat 200 neres of Enterpriso | * LU, firmed by tho clty ' co cit to appralo the | H e e ik e Thou Shbouaitana sold. Pusey” & Fhomas, " Counct The Chvil Service, L licontinut tadyy Place, familiurly known as the Scott | Genuine Round Onk, Radiant Home | g oo s Pl TyNobrasiaudhonad the suina uralorel AN aod elty Toams. Mowey lonnod on Stovk The civil service commission asks for an | nALUE sesslon of the Natigwal rison I farm, and to begin the sule at once in | P. P Stewart stoves and ranges, sold | . Whoreas, said appralsers afterduly quuilfy- atgdugnotlintihetivato sl dairastsan i et Iual stnte for st hwelling nad appropriation for needed clovical assistar perintend ol Clilenzo veid Ui five and ten acre lots. 1 have placed the | exclusively by Cole & Cole, 41 M ain, inratsorling o tnwandioxuininiogi bo props wdition to the center of suld strecty | Pusincss rentais Money loanod for local investors \\Ihn n‘l th uv\\ would | ven. 1 extended port ‘,"E"" Il in the city same in the hands of Grecnshiclds, Davisifon huve made their report to the ity council, eys as herctofore existing Spposite sald | d 2 et Htalassina ixioa EMaroh o, Aapem - to!f ey Jhoole avanly agiinat capital | Nicholson & Co., who will nct in the vis for drugs and paints which his approved the sames therefor [ erorrrs apnyti iy i mucor nad counen | LaSiot GSuat aaa ANt Superntendents menon acute dssists | POCCAL Chicago ot a tie before the fair, >+ | mattor ns my exclusive agents, Fruit A Burgain. Loisiord by tho ity counciliof the etty | KONOLoT BIRINA% N ot unider o ot 13 Il Tiss & Palues’ teachers in the Indinn sorvice and . have There seenis o be hut linde doubt that Ella | growers, gardeners and those who want Lot 3, in block 80, Beers Sub,, Coun- | Section 1.’ That it Is neocssary, and it s | Seetlon s Ordinance No.2zbeand thesame | G308 b BRTES 6 had under consideration the subject of some | BUtEs beiter knownas Lulu Newton, the 10- | the conveniences of u city combined | i) B h sy ) A hereby declared necessary that Arbor street, | Ishereby repanted. 0 A 20 10t i e HiLd Aaer ponsldoratioh ipom vour-010 gl whoso 1k T A LT DI o FalippianoRe 4 s cil Bluffs, if taken this week, Address 1§ th street to Lth street, be aded 10 sectioni, This ordinance shall take effect st A Yo 0] Hive nok as yot fully |1 rereek, near Verion, No Y., vesterd: with a ho advantages of the richest | 1 o0 Box 612 Missouri Valley, lowa. ablished grado, and the same b | and be in foree from and afterits passage 22 otsin 1ghinu, determined the lines upon which the exten- | afternoon, cotmitted suiefic, S had trou- | farming land are now given a rave op- * hereby (| aone, Passed Novenber 2ind, 1402 15 lots i )atehin: sions can most properly and - usefully” be | bleat e, Vainly Souzhie ' iploydie, Wi | portunity to do so. M. Torr : - Seetion Wit tho Board of Public Works | JOUN GROVE 45 1018 0 Tariey s wi made. [ then ettty e 3 Son o i § el BRINGING THEM IN. | 18 haroby dircetod to tako the necessary steps | # 11008 in kiAo s i Evils of Election Methods, | l\\m;!lv;‘-‘l‘?‘x“\l\ uist ‘;‘n.\ threw herself fuce down- | See those oil heaters at Swaine's, 787 to cause said work to be don e 140 | ‘,.,'H”p“.',‘ i [ have i gacl of the three amual e | " j Broadway. ngelist Mills Continnes to Pluck Brandy | Section i That pthis ontinaiec vk ofeet | 000000 Novombor S, I8 ovary i it Ity oloap for oash, sages which 4t has been my duty to submit U B0 " T T Citl 3 from the Burning Nightly. LAY ver 22d, I8 | GRO! P, BEMIS, moents, (all i o trouble 14 e i sh o L al stock ¢ zel Sty | Passed November 22d, 1 4. Nicholson & Co to congress called attention to tho ovils and [y aunis s b shiaken up by an carthguake, | ]"Jllllll h‘»‘r\:-:l- l»‘“llkll :‘II‘:I(_”"'L“’ State | 1.5t night Evangelist Mills found his text JOHN GROVF | Mayor. {77 ) 8,502 dangers connected with our eleetion meth- | Dt no great damige was done |hank glo, I H, Bhenfo, O e e e L ity Clors T wpper Broadwiy: el ploco for : i the stateme ade by the Prophet . DAY ORDINANCIE NO, 85, ods and practices as they arve reluted to the The Norwegian bk Deinnigen, went ashore | P DAVIS, NAS N, h 10k: eheap for cash will hingo for P ) Specinl Millinery Sule, [ Tsaiah that it would bea good plan for the | President City Councll e B MIa y¥ol rasdenco nre T counct Blut choice of ofticers of the national govern, | on the English const and is o tofal loss, The By i | e | X resident City Councll. An ordinance ordering the curbing of 15th ved ros) pr 1 1 ment. Inmy last annual message § endeay- | CTCW 15 thought to perished Of trimmed goods at the Lows, Ma wicked to fors his sins. This means to | Approved November '.lxhin -r"lu‘\lh | ~:r--:‘ ‘H " h“ k .\-..‘nl‘ ‘l~ LYONNOS Greonshlelds, Nicholuon § of unfair apportionments for —conzress. | {RAEGhs provided i the iy bill, 0 | butas near it as possible. to put them aside In the presence of danger | —— s bourd of public works 10 tuko the nocess | e et T EOUBRALIY SONRIEL 408 l.mm:uyy} close lvhrv essage without Violont siow storms are provalling In Gl Dentl of T i 1 then resume them when the danger has ORDINANCE NO, 3358, | vy stops ta canse suid work to ho done 1 shielis, Neholson & Co., 621 Broadway again calling attention to these grave and | Jien,” The roads are blocked in tany pire of = 3 passed. 1f a man truly put as, iing | An or¢inuneo orderinz the curbinz of the | Boit orduined by the City Councilof by OI BA 110 noros 3 milos from cily: PRk Um.. threatening evils. 1had hoped that it was | the countey and vailwiy i pended Theodore Lund died: yesterday morning at | Lo may be saved. But there is street lying cast of the west 2 feetof jorg | Of Omaha: “irer ¢ f ber; aplonabi (or grapos. Address 205 Stutsman possible Lo secure u nonpartisun inquiry. by A disastrous galo Is reported as provalling n | e age of 47 years. He came to this coun- | ing aside sin than the mere standing upand | Dlock 230 in street improvement districy No. | rection b Ahat 1ith streot, from daekson | (00 i of which fs known to all, and that out of | the Narbor of Santi Nencs were Wreeked 100 | 2 fows yeas o, when failing health. com | Your whole Jifo must bo 4 testimony of iho | L& the bouud of publlc ‘works to take P o ek o i ot e A TTA0I 1 Bt Eonpall BITA NS atIag AU GORE this might grow legislation from which all | a0 ten persons were drowned | g d sincority of your ussertion. If & man bere. | Hopor™ stone, necording Lo spoeifivations on file | room 22x100 feet. well Hehtod and splondid location thought of partisan advantage should be The North Gernan Lloyd steamship Havel | pelled him to move to Salt Lake City. Upon | Jigious “teuly so, he will not need to earry | B0 1 ordained by the ity councll of the efty | b the offiee of & e board of punlic works for dry goods, clothing OF boots nnd vh Luy & eliminated and only the higher t bt ap- | dreived at Quocnstown und after tiking on | his return he seemed to e considerably in- | about 4 signed cortificate to that effect. - [ R ISR seation & That the board of publio works | s weon dodt pear of maintaining the froedom and purity | Joard the imssenaeisgfuhgdisabled stcamship | proved, but about two months ago he went | Following. the diseouse came the ragutar | Seetion 1’ That the strect lying eustof tho | 18 heroby directed 1o take the nocessih: | \wrk wANT won aoror of Tund wit ot of the ballot and the equality of the elector 3 EOR Ry 205 ; o Mavquette, Neb., intending 10 Start ub i | fnvitaiion 1o tome o the thaeane {ho Yegular | wegt ‘0" fcet of iot 7 b ack 26 fn stret j- | 13 s1eps (0 eause suid work (o bo dano uccord | WV city. bon't cara low rough oon- without tho guarinty of which tho | , President Cumot preskded ut yesterdass | business there. Lust Saturday evening he | sock forgiveness. and it wis necepeed by | frovgment district No. o bo and the sutno 1a | B L 85 i lohiolaon & — [orme Il withow e ¢ nuane ke on Thursduy Was discusse 0 atten 10 s Dusiness, £ ) o'clock he names and addresses alon with it in the office of the board of pu ¢ works, ond Wud e in ¢ 0 an Cr LS Dasse from motor lne, Greenshields, Nicholson & of which it cannot continue to exist in peace Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, is diseon- | Bad a bemorrhage, and ina few minutes was | ment that they had decided to lead better Seotion 2 That tho board of public works s | W58 o0 w00 000 (a0, - and prosperit Ttis time that the mutual | tonted with' (he pape. owing 16 his hollnees | dead. The deceased was a prominent mem- | 1jves hereby directed to tuke the necessary steps Passed November M 15, FAINS 10 oxciaizn for ousos and lots ox eharges of unfiirness and fraud bevween the | Raving agiin G o e od e of i | ber of the Danebo socicty “and Hutboldt |~ Diving the afternom Mr. Mills addressed | 10 chise wid work to be done uocording to 1Oy Clorlk FEoDq yanant lula 34 adros of Ticedatdan laie great parties should cease, and that the sin- | Mage between Do 0, his son, and Mer- | lodge No. IS4, Independent Orvder of Odd | 4 jar e 6 D A0 s specifications on file in the oflice of suld B, 0 DAV W Ol T rale pUF ere huston & Van Patton. ST, : Coddis, Quughier of this quecn Togent of Spain v6, The fune y 4 largo congregation concerning the duty of | oura ) v ) cerity of those who profess a desive for pure | s, daughter of the guecn’ rozent u. | Fellows. “The funeral will take place tomor- | people i regind 1o the. study of the bible Sootion % That this ordinance shall tuke Frasdent C iy Counell U FARM - luprosed, a mile and a half (rom Bl tioneat: elbot (288 0 oA AR A0L LD e overheating of - stove caused o [ vow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock under the 4 ihe \ v ) Stto ° | Approved November ith, 182, thie postiice, dg’ aciost & roam house, stablo, N STy e and the profit that would acerue therefrom. | effect und boin forze from and after its puss i % - (h s, o B feyderxayor the test of their willinguess to free offr legis- | fit I Somerset | hewise, - London. |- Whe | auspices of these two societies, and the re- | He cited the case of Philliy v B e | GEDRGE 1) BEMIS et Will exehngn for resldence tu Council luts lation and our election methods from every- | hiphes Bch g eontined (o one goom, were | yaing will be interred in Fairview cemet pp, s vecorded I Bpissed Novewber 17th, 1h2, Mayor. iroe, abl teholron & Lo, — ] ethods froum eve extingished i half an hour. The damage X metery. | the Acts of the Apostles uysed Novewmber 17th, 1n2. > i L8 thing that tends to impair the public conti- | done wis tHfling A s ; AL S o'elock this morning | JOHN GROVE | e e =g g ACILES, 81g milen (rom clby; will nell at out i€ dence in the announced result, The neces A fow duys 4z & hand of Chilast tribesmen, | FOF warmiog guest chambers, bath | diehorhoc :-’".\."f R Sl E P DAVIE oK ORRINANGE NQ, 4304 | Fie et drtenn e FLAdhoh 858 sity for an inguiry and forlegislation by con: | numbering 1000 nen, wado an attack upon i | FOOmS, ete., our gas heaters are just | various homes all over the city Following | Prosident Oity Gounct, | AB, rdinance ordaring tho curbing of Center TULE LAYMENIS=Hot asle . BaN GEe t ess upon this subject emphasized | Cashmere gaard under the command of Dr. | what you want. Look at them, Clean, | these at 9 o'clock there will be prayer meet- Approved November 224, 18y 4 ;:‘:K\.;v‘“lluu Allll‘llll:l‘lt 1i yentl stroct, In etrocl o Dt rouin, elaetrio * llite,” all by the fact that the tendency | Robertson, the British wgont uv Chitral, " The | convenient cheap. C. B, Gas and Eleces | ings at the churches, and at 10 o'clock there GEO, P BEMIS sundstonc, and diroct g tho board of pubiic Grovnshiciis, Nicholson & Co. of the logislation in somo statcs i recent | (ibesnen’ were repulsed with s loss of ety | {RRSPRERE will bo o meeting ut Exposition hall, The Aayon | e AODORMLET Sbons toTuAuag — years has in some important particulars | S " AT Brayay deating fon ER T - - — | suld work to bedon YESIDENCE lot, 6 foct front, five blocks {rom © boen away from ind not towand froe und fage | o TS Rstan papers acouse Miss iate Mars- | Coal and wond: best and cheapost | Lo the e ani for women will be ORDINANCE NO. 8550 101t ordutned by the 61ty counetl of the city | AN Blumer scuduh oiren forvalo: for s wouk elections and equal apportionments. 15 it | ' o ratse funds for the telet of fepera iy | Missouri hard wood in the city; prompt | and mectings for men at Sand 7 p. w, An ordinance locating certain additional | _of Omaha: L — 206 time thut we sliould vome togother unon | L K 3 ARaaN 9.1p b ) ¥ ien nd 7 water iy irants in the eity of Omaha, giection I That Center stieet, fiom 10th WSALE at 4 A covrerpondent of 30k Hma that we should voluo togaser upan | Nihorlu o ration tn her aecounizaruhe | delivory, — H. A. Cos, No. 4 Maln. | DAl onduined by the ity aonnollat tueelty | atreot b iith atreol. in eirest upraveuiont | JOoik BALE st & ssoritices 4 coveéenondgnt of methods that shall secure the right of uny | en 4 Scott house; good poard; low rates. JAPANE S i Seetion L That the City Water Works | de curbod ‘with Colorado sunastone, a Everctta’ nddition, and ot 2 o oluck ¢ Hayl man qualifiecd by law to cast a free ballot Reetor Allwardg wus retuned to the Reiehs- | g i ales, | Compuny be and the sumwe 15 hereby ordered | cording to specifications on file in the oflice of | st addition, together or sepirate and give to every such ballot an equal value | g by & large majority, His triumph 1l 3 A S to place additional water hydrants in the city | the board of public works. Muko us mn ofier and you will doubtiess got the in choosing our public officers and in direct- | Wost the sole topic of conversation. Prince | Coal and Wood, Suckett & Preston, | —irn of Ouahi, us follow | “Section s A hat the board of public works is | Propeity. bay & Hes ing the poliey of the government ¢ :y‘qul“nd\“l“ ~:;|nl\l“h-“,‘xulnlm-l Ilh- \Il\'-rl;;‘ ll"l"“ >’ 628 Broadway. Telephone 44, | Oue at the cor of 35th and Davenport | hereby ||4;-vx-<)l 1ot \m“ the necessary stops to —— wvor o ardtus @ demonstation o Streets | ownse said work to be done according 1o speci- | DANCING SCHOOL. Eaw Needed (0 Prevent Lyuchings, | 0f tho populur disconeent with i preseit A Question of durisdiction, | C URE Section & That this ordinance shall take | iicatlonon e in tho oflies of sild b e | Al . e PR R PR Y i o, | BOE id - proof of the growth of antl- | e park commissioners ol ¥ A newand complete treatment, consisting of Sup- | efteet uud be in force from and after its puss- Sectlond, Tuoatthis orainance shall take ef- | DAYS In R A p Lawlessness is not less such, but more, | St | The park commissioners elaim thut the | A RERd complote srestment conpiating of Bup, | el tectand be 1o force from and after its passage, | s ‘burth where its usurps the functions of the peace | Sir Henry Tiehborne, high sheriff of Hants, | members of the city council went off half- | Pills. A positive cure for Externsl, Internal, Blind Passed November 17th, 1892, Passed November 22d, 1 . It iy 4§ rolshed partios and cluby. officer and of the courts. The frequent | recently went on i hinting expedition 10 A2 | cocked lust Mondiy evening, when they re | GF Bleeding. tehing, Chronie. 1t r Herialtury JOUN GROVES, JOHN GROVES Address it. A il il T orl08) Haraam lynching of colored people accused of crime rica, Iv.lnuw n‘l\ul-mm.wvl lils office o cure 1 ur SR awal aUNGR ADULREA AR SNRY Lllon. rhiy'romady ha lever buen known to fail. | Clty Clork, City Clerk st Omahis, s LuAL T 48 97 foloved poaple sod of spme | themaclven: When Bir Henry returned b sed to order $2,661 transferred from the r bOx. 6 £0r 8or went Ly ais ly sufter from L P DAVIE L P DAY ! 18 without tho exvuso whivh hu methines | (G Were taken agolnst hiu for aegleeung | park fund in the city t 1 ho | ihinjerrible disesse wheo 8 writion ggarentes ln ¥ ‘:“‘I‘”“\“\'l‘““‘“ P Sid {0 Ol Goun 2} Z been urged by mobs for a fuilure to pursue | PeqiEs wore tukon o Hegieotiug | pu city treasurer’s vaults to the | posluively glven with & boxes or rofaud the money N , President Oty Coun resident Oty Gouncil MISCELLANEOUS. tho appointed methods for the punishment | Wiachestar Aaslane. iiosed s ae of §5,056 | Pockets of the commissioners. The couneil | 1notoured ' ontaiwup for fren samula 'Guae | Avproved Novewbersud s o\ o Apnroved Novembuor bl Vit b 0 - riine e accused have b do -+ 4020 | Gan do wha leascs,” said s, | BULOE issued by Kubn'K (o, drkklats 8016 agelits GEQ. ¥, BEMIS, 2 M 1s VARBAGE removed, cospools. vaults o of criiue, that the uccused have an undue | upon the delinguent sheri, | b do what it pleascs,” sald 8. B. Wads- | 8570855000 k! faBirstiaiiante, ek | Nayor. Miyor ¥ehaneys cienned k. O Bhekorauy bids *M