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

DELAYED BY THE WITNESSES Progress of the Election Contest Greatly Hampered by the Lack of Evidencd, IT IS GOING ALTOGETHER TOO SLOW Notaries Will Very Likely Try Their Hands at Compelling Attendance Jumping on & Nox of Clgars Yesters y's Procecdings. The legislative contest cases continue to drag their weary w ch day. A great deal of trouble is experienced in securing the atte sand the a the time ntinual waitings for ance of witness contes- 1 doubl the « witnesses to suit their own convenience in the notarics, The attor neys are growing impatient and unless there is more general response to the summons, an effort will be made to compel the attenda of the witnesses, Some of the of the t a notary witness to app nd there is some earnest talk of testing the matter. The testimony of Peter O'Donnell occupied most of the f; appearing before attorneys ar can compel a noon yesterday, He was a or in the Third district of the I7ifth war The witness testified to she bringing into the booth of a box of cigars an candidate for councilman attached. In the trict two men were working for within forty feet of the booth men induced two democratic voters to ent and ¢ ¢ them away The w a8 did not 1 of the conversation, but his supposition was that they were taken away to prevent them from voting before the d., cond dis T of election in the that out of the four one was a democrat, Critielsed the Clgars, acl Clarke was recallea to vel co with o box Sounders, i The witness said t . to the lid of the crks smoked the ¢ smoked several, Didn't enjoy hin smoked to get rid of the cigars, He thought they were a product from John Smiley's cabbage ficld unly they were not of akind to influcnce any votes. If they had any bearing whatever it wi the republican candidate and the oppos Further than the of the box of cigars in the booth the had no know! would s insist upon an or aring, so e I rvices closed with a equal di: as to introduce testimo: the contestants have fi the h and that when will insist upon occupying th The stenographer made record, and then bega other witnesses to put i ‘Adolph Hoppe came in and w Third district of the approached the booth he wi man who thrust into his ha Jot of some kind. I the slip of paper; t tered the boc the first obje Saunders box of ci; larity that came to h holding up his ballot udges whether it The reply was in the aftien ballot was placed in the box. was asked whether there were othe: larities, and he studied intently for moments, concluded that su 11 none of them ination elic closing time, ward nd > did ot ta A i and inquiring “of was regularly marked ed s the cred outside of the booth. One il not suppose ly 10 a direct he encoun was a col he had not noticed ition of the voter ¢ oting. The was the hin 100 fect of the booth. ng affecting the legislative way or another. Helped Out the Lawyers, rge Seay w illed and stated th the clection board in th st precincet the Seventh ward w smposed of fiver publicans, one democr ent, one vicar election. Sibloy Reardon at the sixth district of the Fiftn ward called to tell his story. He suw b counted which in his judgent were no properly warked. The judges compelled ho required assistance in to take un oath to ticket one a democ : challen the oath of th preparo their ballots, He Ccquaintec with the political faith of the members o the board, mitted were through ienoran i 10 o wrengfull \da penchant. for Tused to t ex toa question, and he at the to i y lished with hiw. A A The question was too much for the att neys and it went unanswered, while the wit Sf finding a bottle of whisky under ness an overcoat in the booth. The witness then started to whether it was a bribe under the A ballot luww to pr Mr, \.m\lh said: “Youun all_ we de box of cigwrs, stepped down and out, The hearing wus adjourned at and will be continued o'clock. 1o regarding thal and the this morning T have Ilmk\ useful .mtl handled, . Salt Lake City, Utah, PIANC . Lewis. 4I|\|;‘ l-«l ———— AND ORGAN: Mayden Brop.' Specinl Sale. The finest and cheapest pianos and or- gaps ever seen in Omuha are gale at Hayden Bros’. Partics contem pluting u purchase wilt fivst inspecting our instruments, Thoe prices we are now quoting are for th holiany seuson only. ment guarantecd. HAYDEN NI Piuncs and orgariw - Every instru Holiday gools, Feengar, jow'r, opa. p - Soo the celebruted Sohmer Ford & Charlton Music Co., Complete New stock of Furniture, All goods marked low in plain fizures, Crt SHIvVERICK & Co., l“w, 1208 and 1210 Parnam !‘ piano al Mercer two s hurtful to ished the contestecs part of the tedious wait for voted at the When he L was the case, the fact wcquainted with the ket peddlers whom 'y being mml the morning of llots He thought that the errors com- and not with ired: awtul to find a bottle of whisky in an election booth.” naire ht an election bourd with excused,. We witness 5 o'lock at 10 now on suyo money by 1508 Dodge. NERRASKA AND NERRASKANS. Cedar Rapids people are talking of boring an artesian well The improvements at Cedar Rapids during the year footed up £2,000 The Flkhorn depot at Arlington was en- tirely destroyed by fire which started from spontancons combustion in the oil room Benkelman's grain clevator caught fire, but prompt action by a_ volunteer bucket brigade the structure from destruc- tion. Table Rock people who w enough in the morning saw a brilli and heard it explode with a loud Nobody, however, secured any of the pieces | n of Columbus has filed a state- court, thateven should tween him and William | At in the house of representa- | od in his favor, he would not | ght against Trwin was insti rparties without the consent of Mr. Sibberns od, robbed and Aspinwall on The parties who, it is char rned Dr, Gandy's store s night of November, yarrested and are now in jail at Auburn. Their names are Robison, Jofin Kbbs and William Corey Hillsdale. All of them were z in a revival m ave taken great church matters during tl said they went dir robbed and burned the r duced a man to decoy M 11, who resic in th lml'rhw!.nwl coon huntin; the ni od and then did the job, A quantity of goods was found in Robison's possession and when confronted and asked to explain he broke down and gave the thing away, fmplicating with him _the other two. There is much ex; unty about the matter pther things have of late been stolen and the to rid the country of It is believed that ing near Mr. J. O. Davenport, man. Redwood Co., this to say of € ST used it for a ined immed Redwood sold medi- | Co.'s store we hav of Chamberlain’s For sale by druggists. Lo REMODELING RESCUE HALL. First Serviee Held Last Night Making G The first servic day night was hel Rescue hall on tenda a8 atas it might been, but the number present was encour agement for the promotion of this prise, and the was a feast for the unfortunates who found a genuine Chris- tian welcome wh entered s the dedication Mon n the new Douglas street e 4 ticipated in. me C| hlh\hn Toberts 1o s charge of Workmen are now engaged in transform- ing the old theater. The ry has been removed and the stage and rooms in the vear will be converted into suitable rooms for laundry purposes and slecping apart- ments for the men, The first floor next to the street will be devoted to the use of a reading room and a1 sewing room, a partition 3 ¢ will be sping rooms for girls and women. wdel the building will require an_out- s — BROS. Toysland Holiday Goods. The largest stock and the best ass. ment in Nebraska, in fact, few where you will find its equal. The display of toys this year excells all p: ovious ye: The new dn_sl-rns in sefs, perfumo cases, » | and nandkerchief set > | cases, cuvd cases, bri | handsomest line ever Entire new and celluloid phots are beauties. es oxidized toilet jowel cases, glove collar and cuff s, et is the displayed. os in plush, ieather )b albums; they iety in autograph albums, 50¢, The and $1.00 ench, 4 erybody we have the hand- gomest line of Christmas tree ornaments, and *‘oh! how ch 7 you can hear all day long. Ornaments, 1 Beautiful desig 5¢ and 10¢ Our sto \lh- dozen. h. < of dolls every description, dresseds largest dolls made; ulso the little bits of dolls, We are in a position ' so any one desiring dolls from le 1 3 is immense; dolls dressed or un- of Japanese dolls at Ge, ‘h cheaper this year mes ave selling ut”10c, Ble ,;.un.-s av 25¢, $1.00 games reduced 1| to H0c each. f Iolding beds that sold last season at 5e, 60 and $1.00; have been reduced to 10¢, 15¢ and We were very fortunate in securing from the largest manufacturer of sachet bags his entire line of samples ut a t discount. No two aiike. We placed them on sale at about half value. Hereisa chanco to buy the latest styles and cdesigns at less o of smoking s ets from 50¢ up to $10,00 each, New Designs in painted plaques, 76 $1.50 and $2.00 each. Anything you may toys that is new and t | at Huydens. [ron toysin great vai Bos for the hittle pe description, alro a full lllm interest for the older ones. Our 5¢ and 10¢ toy counters are the contor attraction, crowded all day long & bargains that you can’t mateh where at double” tho money. All sizes in brass drums from e Doll curringes from the cheapest to the best. Tool chests, 10¢, h All sizes of veloc .». des, iron wagons, wheelbarrows, earts, et e Wooden toys in greater variety than ever. £ b tion. Handsome line of children’s tea sets, vases and fancy perfumo bottles special prices o close. HAvDEN BRros, Headquarters for Xias goods. - ask for in rubber novel you will find »1u of every of books of uny- and up. ney work buskets of overy deserip- Holiday goods, Frenzor, jew’r, onp. p.o - - Mayden Bros.' lanos, t Bl t new piano, standard facture, handsome ¢ warranted ia every vespect, for 102, 'Tho cheapest first class instrument ever o i in is for this weelk only manu- D*PRICE'S an gakmg owder. ud refilled every hour or two with | up. at | | 1ug, ‘Seeond urtiii The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum, Lsed in Milli-as of Homes—40 Years the Standard, Fight for Life. The desporatoe struggle for a renewal of the joys of health Is a spectacie most painful to benold, Every vietim of Nervous, Chronic —~AND- Private | Disgases knows but too well the horrors of that almost hopeless combat; and every ono of the many thousands who have been completely curad of these distressing and dangerons maladics by theso un- rivaled speclalists, the famous s Dettsebe knows the inexpressiblo delight of a real and permanent restoration of that priceless hoon, good health. 1t you are among the affiicted ones, consult them atonve. €ena 4 cents for a copy of thair illus- trated new book of 120 pages. Consultation Free. Call upou, or address with stamp, Drs. Betts X Betts 119 South 14th Streat, CORNER OF DOUGLAS 5 OMAHA, - - NEB. FOR FAT FOLKS Dr. FEdison's FAMOUS PILLSAND- BANDS and OBESITY FRUIT SALT reduce your weight without dleting; cures the causes of obesity, such as dyspepsia, rheumatis m, nervous ness, catarrh, kidney troublez:; keeps you healthy, and beautifles the com- plexion. CIICAGO BOARD OF TRAD 1 tgain write you to 1 have lost 13 pounds, muking 43 pounds lost in 10 weeks by Dol 3 Votilow of “Dr Faison's Obosity Pilis and wearing his Obesity Band. Very truly yours, Llunm‘.s . Ki~a. Prof. HALE, Chicage Univer: Chicago Herald, Sept. I8, 1 Corpulent men’ should pay writes to the me attention When # man is dyspepsia, kidney trouble or nervousness the reducing of welglit ja slower, untll the Obesity Pills huve cured the disease that caused obesity. * Lo pills soften and beautify th 1 am atlibert: acase in llnlm/ l nder my advice Mr. an Edison Obesity Band and $bottles of Pills and lost 2) pounds in 6 weeks. Other patients have been equally rucessfucl. k.n of the Licur. G. A. ScorT, Revenuo Cutt wiites to the Correspondence I of the Now Yotk Sunday World Three yoars ago I welghed 268 pounds. but ufter ustng Dr. Edison’ ~!mpnmr()lu'slly Pills and Salts I reduced 1o 16 pounds and “easily keep at this weignt. how much other cortospondents of your yaimunle papers woro Lenefitted and wislie to ethe Dr's treat- ment a trial, Dr. Edison's Obesity Fruit Salt is the best and simplest remedy for regulating the action of the liver that has been dis- covered. The printed formula on the label of the Fruit Salts shows their value to sufferers from excessive fat or flest Band measure at Nos. 1, 2, 8. Price $2.50 to 86 inches, and 10 cents extra for ench additional inch. Pills $1.50 a bottle, or three bottles for $4.00, enough for one trentment, Obesity I'ruit Salt £1.00 per bottle. You cian buy the Pills, Bands and Satt direct from our stores, or by mail or ex- press ded in pl NOTICE and Fingor Ring: Send (ol lar, seale n, sealed p Dr. Edibon’s Blectrie Belts are sold at our stores, “our spocial Bloctric Bolt Cirau- Flectric Bolts 8100 and up, Insoles 50 | cents per puir IYor Sale by Druggist ‘Wholesale goods in stock: N. Crittenton & Co., Me, on & Robbins, W. H, Schieffelin & Co. And other leading houses LORING & . CO,, Proprietors and Gen’l Agents, 2 F 10 P Hamilton Place, Boston, Mass, 34 P East Washington St., Chiego Ill. Cut this out and keep it, and send for our full (eight column) article on Obesity. JAPANES I PLLE CURE plete treatmont, consiating of Sup A new and cc e o 1 per ox. b {n sent by mall. ihis torrible d by Kubn RN List o1 Chunge: Nervi WasHINGTON, D, ¢ w to Tug BEe. |- were issued toc he Regulur llu‘ 2.~ [Special T The following army or ptuin John C November tended two menths. ve for on eon's certific of ptain Charvles M. S0 much of special orders ed to Captain William e department, is ordnance s detailed as o we s appointed by tha meet at the arwy building New York City, January 8. Seant- 18 is ex six monuths disabili T asrel ardnan | BOYD S Thuntre ‘ | Thursay, Friday, § | EXquisite Vocal Gems, | Cotrespondonco and goods forwar- Iruggists of New York City | West 22ud St., New York City., | W | 0,8 written xuaranteo Iy y IR 21, 1892 BOYD'Sm T u[v\\ mwruu\ DEC, wwmperformances of STUARK ROBSON and His Excolleati@ompany [ tho Following MATINER Tm- Al-'rlunmw AT 2:90, Olfver Goldsmith's Fine Old Comedy, SHE STOOES TO CONQUER. Prices —First floor 786 and §1.00; entire balcony, b0c. THIS EVENING AT 8. Bronson Howard's Amerloan Comedy, HE HENRIETTA. in cirele, ral admis baloonsy goneral admis #10n to frst floor, 15c; firat four_rows $1.00; last fvo rows in © ¥, e 8lon ' to balciny, b o; gallers, 350 Geta Good Seat for L0 (urlay. , ,2gcember, Suturdny Mat neo. The GREAT IRISH PLAY —und— -4 '7 Under tho Manoge- ment of b Company of Players, Coleman, Mr. Gus Reynolds, elliec Walters. Mr. Geo. Breanan, nma Howard, r. Louis Shea. nry Thayer. = Mr. Honry Kingsley. e Thomas McCarthy, Mr. Alex Johnston, Soeclal Scenic. Erects, £0slumes by Baron De Gnmmx Md o ool Genune I Irish Ponies. i Sents aro | on sale at the following pricy nd $1.00; Baleony, ¢ and i, BOYD'S nilits Fonr lL'lHGT\\OMflHnI"‘I ):lnmni( Matinee, Christuias Day. De. 'nn FAVORUTE COMEDIANS DONNELLY & GIRARD Accompnoled by MISS AMY AMES And tho Strongest Comedy Company Ever Organized, in the Frinniest and Tiest of Them All THE NEW NATURAL GAS. EVERYTHING NEW. Funnier and Better Than Ever Sale opens Saturdny ut following pri Pirst floor. ac. nd $1.00; Balcony, ive and Satinee Prioas—First floor, 50¢ und 7 an FARNAM STREET THEATER|* " & '“”- Skipped by the Light of the Moon. | POPUL. PRICE: % 0 the Houso of mmencing MERRY TIRISTM AS. unday midny. (RNAN STREET THEATER | Like T'ome, all roads len Suces 'HREE N1G1H THURSDA The l{uumull N THE Actor, Mr. I { Monte Gristo. \[ NDERLAND and Bijou Theater. ALL THIS WEEK. Burton Stanley Comedy Company. WIDOW’'S TROUBLES. HOP-0'-MY-THUMB, idget Man and un our Matinees, 2c; evenin 7 HOOK GLOVES' ARE STAMPED FOSTER’SO '!’ATENTS. LICENSED UNDER FOSTER'S PATENTS, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! The Origmal and Lenuine (WORCEJSTERSHIRE) SAUCE Imparte the most dalicious taste and zest v) EXTRACT BOUPH, of s LETTER from # MEDICAL GEN- TLEMAN at Mad. ras. to his brother st WORCESTER, GRAVIES, FisH, HOT & COLD 122, 23 and 24 { Roguhu AT B £ T T THE LOY ANGELE WINE, LIOUOR and CIGAR (0. 1313 Farnam St Recognizing the fact that the IHoliday trade will soon demand great quantiti maha, Neb. of goods in our line, being heavily overstocked and wishing to give our customers the benefit of low pricds! at a time of year when our goods ar all to pieces, without regard to cost of articles the same quality and purity that we have always sold, and we | We handle no imitation goods of any des vince customers that we Pure California Swest Wines, Regular prices, 80c, 40 and sle .25, $1.50 and $1.75 ( per gallon, Port, all now recuced to 25¢ per qt; Sherry, all now reduced to 25¢ perqt; 90¢ per gal, reduced to c per qt: 90¢ per gal. Muscatel, all now reduced to 25¢ per qt; 90¢ per gal. duced to 5e per qt: 90¢ per gai. Sweet Catawba,all now reduced to 25¢ per qt; Y0c per gal. reduced to 5 per qty 90c per gal. Malaga, all now reduced to per at; Tokay, ull now reduced to 250 per qt; 90c per gal. Angelica, all now Blackberry, all ng Madeira, all now 90¢ per gal. 90c per gal. Pure California Soar Wines, Regular prices, 20c, 23¢ and_ wc quart; 60c, 81 and $1.2 per gallon. Claret, now reduced to 12ic per qu 45¢ per gal. , now reduced to 20c per qt; Riesling, now reduced to per qt; 45c per gal. Sour Catawba, now reduced to 20¢ per qt; Gse per gal. per Zinfandel 65¢ per gal. Pure California Brandy. Regular pri quart; per . per g 3 Al now reduced to 60c per quart; $2.30 per gallon. Imported Port Wine Regular pricos, 75c, $1 and $1.25 per qt; #3.50 per gallon. Now reduced to 60c ver qgt; $2.30 per gallon. Tmported Sherry Wite. pric e, 1 and $1.25 per iar 50 per gallon. Now xoduu,d to 60c per quart; $2.30 per [.,'.Ll()u Imported Three Star Henne,w Bra: fly Regular price, per quart; $4.75 per gallon, Now reduced to 90¢ per quart; $3.50 per St Louis Exoort Becr. Usual prices, 25 per quart. Now reduced to 123¢ 7 a ia plain box, 1 doz 50, packi total, Medford and Jamaa Rin, \ ices, $1.25 quart; $3.50 Now reduced to 60c per quart, $2.25 per | allon. ¢ have done as we said, viz: tegular per | Do Kuyper Gin rysts Tom Gin. . London Doclk Rye per g Pommery “Sce.” $1.50 per quart. Eclipse Bx Grand Vin quart. Golden Gate per quart. . most in dems \nd. mentioned. cription, prices. Tom Kuyper, g Now |mlmlml as I'mlu\\-. 3ooth Tom G Gin )0 per 20 per Malt Gin 0 per Cherry Bounce, Apple and Peach Brandy. Former price $1 lon. Now all 50 per gallon. 5 per quart; Imported Bass Ale. Dog Head Brand, 20¢ per pint; per dozen. White L 82 bel Brand, 2ic 5 per dozen. Imported Dublin Stout. Dog Head Brand, 20¢ per pint; per dozen, Imporfed Rhine Wines. Old price $1.00 por quart. duced to 50¢ per quart. Imported Claret, 0ld prico $1.00 per quart. Now re- auced to 50c per quart. Imported Champagne. per pint: Piper ridsieck “'See,” $1.85 pint; $2.45 per quart. Dry Monovole, $1.40 per pint; per quart. Mumm’s Extra Dry, $1.45 per $2,65 por quurt. California Champagne. a Dry, 70c per pint. Sec, Imported Ginger Ale. 15¢ per pint; $1.50 por dozen, Venezuela Bitters. 60c per quart; $1.75 per gallon. Instructions We assort bottled goods, putting We do a strictly cash business Do notsendin an order withcutmoney remittance, is received, In sending money to us remit by postoffice order or bank draft. be w(‘ccptml Express companies will not receive wines or delay send money with order. We make the following charges for packing: extra over (luotml prices. ~From now until the 1st of February our out-of-town orders are very nu- gallon jug, IMPORTANT merous, and while we try to pack goods and ship promptly, we hence we advise customers who contemplate ordering arrive when wanted, orders are delayed; few days ahead so goods will be sure to & | less money is remitted. May, 1861 “Tell LEA & PERRINS' that their sauce 1o [ hikhly esteemed 10 India, and 1e i my Jf the most latable, a8 o 20 06 ot wikcle: 20me waico tiat i Bwade e, Beware of Imitations; see that you get Lea & Perring' - IAREBITS, Crmp— Blgnature on every | e of Orlgin: JOHN DUNCAN'S BONS, NEW Yot we have cencluded to A glance at the pric CUT PRICES ALL TO PIECES:| $1.00; Do 70c per quart 0c per quart j0e per quart gallon gallon allon $4.00 duced to 70c per per pint; 40¢ per pint; 750 per ce,” 50¢ per pint; 90¢ cuT l’l(lLE&' The goods offered at cut prices are' ruarantee their absolute punty"] s given below will coh® Key West Cloar Havana and Domestic Ciears, Key West Cigars. Size. Rezalia Graciosn, por 50 box Rothehild.... ]‘II\\ (L‘l'\ » PP aRaa3ZAR Clear Havan, White Seal, por 50 box. ........... 82,28 Domestic Cigars, 1d Royal, per 5 Pure Stock, per ? We handlo the Genuine Nevada, sizo Nevadu Perfectos, per 50 box 3 48 HISKIES. Now re- Here is Where We Do Cat Pricss, Washington, per gallon Adams, per gallon Jefferson, pov gallon Elkhorn, per gallon Glenmore, per gallon . b Pop Corn 'Whisky, per gallon. Imperial, per eallon : Atherton, per g Monarch Monogram, per gallon y Club, per ga b Bell of Anderson, per gallon. Boon & Knoll, per gallon Old Taylor, per gailon.. Edgewood (0ld), per gallon. W. “razier, 1879, per wulun Amorican Club, per gallon. ... Old Pioncer, per gatlon. Ten Kettl Silver D15 15 G i i 09 R 69 G IO IO IS 1S RS 1S 10 SoMerooanoISieote aShSsasgeRsasReLER Hermitage 0. F. C Monongaliela Iye, per g Maryland Rye, ver quart, 1879 Guekenheimer, per quart, 187 Blue Grass, per quact, 1874, Ogenr Pepper, per quart, 1880 Gibson Rye, per quart. Jockey Club, per quart Jus. K. Pepper, per quart, Bond & Lillggd, per quart X X Private Stock, per q to Out-of-Town Customers: liquors for shipment C, O. D, in just such an assortment as you may wish. ,as goods will not be shipped until money Personal checks will not So to aveid Each package of one dozen bottles or one are sometimes so crowded that from us to order 3 No attention paid to orders un« Los Angeles Wine, Liquor and Gigar Co. 1313 FARNAM STREET,