Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 24, 1892, Page 2

PRINTERS LIKELY T0 STRIKE Union Members of the Craft at Lincoln Dissatisfied, ANXIOUS TO EFFECT A SETTLEMENT Both Sides Desire to Avold Farther Trouble Must Be Taken Today— Counties Indebted to the State for Care of Tnss —Aection Taxcors, Neb,, Dee. 23, ial to Tne Ber. ] —Unless an amicableadjustment of tho differences now existing between the mem bers of the Lincoln Typographical union and the Daily State Journal and the Daily Call, the printers on both papers will leave their ek afternoon Speaking of this trouble a leading be of the union said this afternoon The strike will be ordered because the publishers of the two papers referred to have refusced to sign the new scale of wages presented to them last week. The printers are not a: g anthing mol han they think {8 Just. There ave about 100 printers in the pity who be 0 the union, and there are but very fow printer who do not belong to the union strike will only affect those two oftices. In the Journal office the printers in the composing, book and job rooms will go out. At the Call office there i8 no job department and the news. paper office alone will be affected Friends of both sides to the still hope that some agrecment reached before the strike s ordered An incipient strike occurred in the com- posing rooms of the Daily Call this morning. The business manager managed to n- promise the matter, and the paper came out this afternoon as usual, Reported This Afternoo The grand jury was advertised to make its final report this afternoon and 4 o'clock the sixteen men filed into Judge Hall's court room and answered to their names. Their foreman, J. . R. Millar, reported that they had a report to make but that they desi to make a final report tomorrow morning They were accordingly excused until 9 o'clock. The report this afternoon consisted of a formidable roll of manuscript cavefully done up in a package. Its coutents will not be made known until tomor but it is known to contain the findings of the jury with reference to the condition and manage- ment of the county jail. The final report will contain the indictments and the public will be compelled to restrain its impatience for another twenty-four hours, What Is Due the State, The auditorof public accounts today ren- dered a statement to the attorney general showing the amounts delinquent and due the state on November 50, 1802, from the several counties of the state for care and mainten- ance of patients in the hospitals for the in- sane, The total amount is divided among the counties Kaamy, : s KT Anteloye Kimbaii® anner. . Knox ... Lancastor.. Lincoln..... Logan Toup.... 12| Madison. ... tomorrow m in the city The controver: will be 114,05 Sarpy 71760 Saund 414344 Seotts 1269007 Sterman .. pA Hiteheock. ol Johnson.... Kearney .. i Total..... ....$107 Al P © Munh to At od, rin It al work that tells the the effects, points the cientifically the most val- the most beautiful, med s appeared for years: 96 bearing a half-tone illus- tration in tints, Some of the subjects treated ave nervous debility, impotency, sterility, dovelopment, vari; le, the hus- band, those intending ma ge, ete. I mun who wonld know the genc plain facts, the old secrets and the new dis- coveries of medieal science as applied to married life, who would atone for fol- lies and avoid future pitfalls, shonld write for this wonderful little book. It will be sent free, unde) 1, while the edition lasts, If conyenient, inclose ten cents to pay post- age alone. Address the publishers, Erio Medical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. And Ho At last a causes, de : remedy. This is uable, urtistically ical book that I Pges, every pig - Dolls at 23 Per Gent O, Today (Saturday) all our French dolls g0 at a discount of 25 per cent off. N. B. FALCONER. Xmus Fraits at Hayden's, Finest mived nuts, 124¢ per pound. Oranges, 15¢, 20c, 25¢ per dozen. Dates, Tie per pound. Fancy figs, 124¢, 1, 16¢ Finest Malaga grapes, 85¢ per pound. Messina lomons, 25¢ per dozon. Be sure and come here; you will find the above goods first class and pri thevery lowest. HAYDEN BROS, Feuit Dopartment. nd 20c. o s MURDERED IN NEBEASKA. Severnl Theories Advance n Myst Torrno, O, Dec, 23, pecial Telegr to Tue Beej-The 1 body which was found ona pile of corn in a Chicag Burlington & Quiney car received at the ‘Wabash elevator in this city last Monday afternoon with planks over it and the in Kxplas al truths, the | pockets rifled, is thought to be that of | Phomas O. Sines of Lakeside, Neb. of paper secreted in tho lining of Lis clothes showed that & smullsum of money had been paid to him at Lakeside, December 6, car was loaded by the () at Saxonville county, Neb,, 100 miles Trom Omaha. Ppaign, 11, December 17, b the morgue awaiting developm Nebraska, The corpse was well dre appears to be that of & prosperous merchant ErRoIT, Mich,, Dec. 28 (Special Tele- gram to Tne Bee.]—luvestigation here re- veals the fact that the body found in the eight car at Toledo, shipped from Saxon- ville, Neb., is undoubtedly that of Lulke Duft of Sloux City, formerly of Detroit el A Cure for Croup, It your children are subject to croup always keep o bottle of Chumberlain’s Cough Remedy at hand. 1t isa prompt and /cortain cuve, I given 4s 5000 48 the croupy cough appears it will preveut the attack ¥ orsalo by druggists, Daolls at 25 Cent O, Teday (Saturday) all our Prench dolls £0 at a discount of 25 per cent olf, " N, B. FALCONE T Yelghtey A At 5 o'clock last eveniug the jury in the United Stutes court, before whom Wakter L, ghtoy b b of not guilty. Toightorwas accused of using tha mails 10 oxtort woney from K. O Out- calt, u Lixcoln banker, it - Dolls at 25 Ver Cent O Today %fl-lunh,v) all our French dolls goat a disconnt of 25 par cont of’. N. B. FALCON e Frescoing and interior dec: signs and estimates furnished. Lehmann, 1508 Douglus street, e L Wnlp Will Loxe @ Leg. ity de- A E. Kulp, o postal elerk rusning from | yo sl u iscount of 25 p Owmaha 0 Choyeanu om the Uaiga Pacitic, A SCraD | void an overproduction of hottlo we The commitiee of the St. Louis elty council | 1608 Dodge. The ) | delivered the cur to the Wabash at Cham- | o o g is still | ity ittend to the duties of O ol | | \ ‘ | | | | n tried, returned a verdict uing: Iganr)- 1 curry on bis phas. met with a sorfous accident 1ast night on the South Omaha motor line. Kulp attempted to jump from a moving train while it was passing his residence, 1452 South Sixteonth streot, and fo'l under the whee trailer. His right log was 8o badly erushed that amputation will be ssary. The trainmen knew nothing of the accident until their roturn trip, as Kulp dragged himself to the sidewalk before ealling for help. passers-by discovered carried to his home and physicians eailod, who dressed the injury and made the pa- tient as comfortable ‘us possible, - Movements of Ocoan Steamors, At Brow Hoad—Passed—City of Chester, from New York for Liverpool At Kingsdale — Passed New Yorlk for Liverpool At Havre—Arrived New York his condition he was Nomadie, from La Bourgogne, from NEWS OF - Domestic, he dock uborers of Havre have struck o cholera §s fnereasing in Russian Pola Paderews ki and his plano b wrrived New York City Vieo Prosident-elect Stevenson has on Kis trip 10 the north Lous «James, th Miss Alphie Hendric No news his heen t teom the troops pursuin: Honry Foster of Water V tried for the murder of J place, Commander W, M. Folger has rosigned positic Bietof the bureaw of na®al nane g started actor, will b ks of Kansas City, Mo, ived for several d Garza bandits ey, Mi wedded to 1) < I Hf thint his ol Davidson of St Lonls o gro burglar named Thomi Ex-State Scnator Kuenbur 0., hus disnppeared, leaving de 0 #0000 Chief of Polies Wis,, b hoon su ing too much. Captain John Bourke of the Thi has been summoned 10 Washingto secretary of war, The Awerican schooner Wild Pizeon was ran down and sunk in New York harbor by the British steamer Energin. the s stabbod by all, and fs f Cincinnati, S amounting MeRae of West Supertor, pended from oftice for talk- alry thie 1 ca by Tdaho diamond anflicting stories then have been told. The St. Louts health officer will not allow a consignment of cotton waste, shipped from Hamburg, to be brought to that city. Now York advices state that 225,000 ounces of silver have been ordercd for export from that ity today, not an ounce of gold. ‘nt over the discovery of gold in n country, Avizona, Is dying out. Ureports werd very much exiggerated. cssman Belknap of Michizan wants o of vote of Toi y. Ho clatms if it is done he will have a plurality. Assoclate Justice Lamar hus left Atlant Mucon, where he will spend He Bs somewhit improved in ealth, dier Gaetno Russo, the Ttalian sculp= tendered & reception and baoquet by rtists of New York City on Thursduy Che tor, w the night. The resienation of Will of the American B which was tend d on the acceptod. Thomas W, H fic w0, N 1o marry Mrs, yoars old vy Swith, an 1-year-old L Ind., shot and” killed < with @ gun which New York health offic aniship Martello, which arrived yo ¢ with a large cousignment of ra antine, Superiniendent Byrnes of New York denies the story that he contemplates resi position 1¢ ept the oflice of the el tservice of the United States. our vears in the state’s prison for hea his feebie old mother to death. This sent for this awful ct was pissed on Morris Powers in the supc The 1 court has rendered unseating Michael Davitt us a wember of par Tament. court finds th m B. Greene, seer 1kers association, h inst., has been 1son, aged mer As arrived oy of Fort nis two little lie did not think 55, 1o leave “Lof the (ing 1 of the | When | 72 | ‘MGR. SATOLLI PASSES UPON HIS CASE | | | representtaive holi- | | | | | ent in Rome v | to allobserve ¢ has permitted | nant with ruinand dis ter- | tion could only be brought to ing NS | fopred to the for court of Boston, Mass, | apostolic blessing upon the whole world. a decision the was elected | by through undue influence of the privsthood. | John Roper and Wil Chattanooga ., ci Kine e on the East Ter ledniont, Al last No- mal Wall Paper cemp dividend upon the debenty te of 8 per cont per December n © stock at um for seven 1802, payable the r months o Junuiry The Baltimore. Bo; Dbusiness associations olutions requiring that the ity OS5UTY | utions to guard agiainst sion of the chole A zreat worki which thousands « ik of Trade and otl ssed re the nee noinva- gmen’s demonstration ras workers in ind colie men t | have become acquainted with the good qual has de- | For sale by druggists | | | took part, was held Tn Bristol. With the ex- | ception of a few slizht seullles with the police, no disorder oceurred. Lem Porter and 1 S obIhs s to whethe us was real or imdginary. Tho dispuie terminated i fight fn which “Happy Jack” Wis Iy hurt by Porter. The fron supports to the roof of the Porter house, which is being built for the Ciy | senger Railway company, on Balthnore street, cornor of. Bast street, Bultimore, foll yesters diny and eleven men were injured. Tho ori manuscript of “Poems by Two i sold at anction in Londoi. The §2,200 with the copyr - ms were written by Alfred e Charles. zanlzed in New York 2 000, 10 i s of Buifalo harbe Lackawnnna & Wes enterprise, Mountain Kid,” a negro desperado Ulitled w white man named Waburna son, Middleboro, Ky, and onnter with the police the negro wis arrested and placed in jail g Thomas B. Carter, chicf of the secret servic says he expects that the World : colns will be counterfeited In large numbers, as the design is stiple, and profit can be made by making the imitations of pure silver. 1t is reported that the general executive board of the Knights of Laboi has determined toactively intercst themselves in the defe of Master Worknfan Dempsey, who s ¢ with complicity ip the Homestead poisoning. it the sale of the District of the City of Mex- o e Wil not he per- proscutative of the syndicate without deposi forfeit, The World's Fair Oyster and Fish ¢ y of Minneapolis, Minm, cluins that A, Booth the Baltimore Packing conpiny and the Bos- ton Fish company have ent into a con- sy todrive Ttout of business, from the 15, captiin and er appy Juck” Owen had a iy son and A comp; Yot prove the do S natdd e Dol are interested in th od zed (0 i A ctod, s thy hark turned 1o Sny wits i ik, Ga, oo o nking condition Ty alxty miles ast by north off Tyhe atterwands went down. Every fint gluss mill in Alton, 111, closed " for two weeks today, Vi esident wson for Is step that rs throughout ©ocountry cting had resolved 0 (o 50 to urs She shortly at their Investiguting (he eity trensury shorlage re- ported with sp charges agiinst suspended Clty Treasurer Foerscel. — There are two ch ane of negleet, with soven specifici- ons, and one with general neglect (o person- The striki Twity D, W thi United States court Stovenson, the first one arrested, was dis- court holding [t wiis not contempt when the road was i the hands of o court. ors of the Cen- L Wednes- ursdiy araplh ope L e Fore), A severo znle is raging Tho poet Watsou, couti nglind nsane syl it the A in the Hampton HOWs 10 slgns of u Ezeta of San Salvador Is taking of his official pusition (o cruelly prntah s politic 1o, The eniployes of all the glass works in Leeds, Ve recelved n of o reductlo week, o town surrounded nd threw rotten 5 ot hurt. ut, lately ek nor. ) s nned i ol 600 counterfoit Vera Cruz lotier 1o peaple in Windsor, Ont., and Essex” county The Auicrlean flsliermen who have heen coi- tined I prison it Halitax, | 1 They wero put in il for sssaulti ofticiey The sirilc ut tho Spring Wl cotlierics, N, 8 has endod, concessfons boiug wade by mincrs and the corporations. however, st of the Laints for they cor'tiuded The wunicipal o which tion in (he eity of Gaut and when the suioks o i Bodics wiro Tound oy e people repolte at the b itais lm)“(‘.Hl: \-..l e d O e strensth of Lord Onslow's favorable vt o (e ddiminlstration of the durkest uglind " fand, Genorat Booth b (ssued u freShappeat to' the public' for s for e ] e, Dolis at 25 Per Cent O, ‘Poduy (3uturday) all our French doils c cent off, ALCONER. £50,000 N.oB. Santa | | Sixteenth str | stivet fter | Fourteenth will be | the | in | assewbly 126, Knights of Labo) ise ugalnst | annual | | a police | B N | audge Davis Gives ussistance 1o | | i | i | drew NUE THE TAKEN BACK 10 THE CHURCH | Dr. MoGlynn Given Permission to Resume “ His Priestly Funotions, ‘ Tis Explanation to the andthe ¥ apal Representative | st Declared Freo cxlasticnl Censure—How the Matter Was Arrang Wasnixaroy, D. €., Dec Father McGlynn of St. Stephens has finally been decided by the ation to him of authority to pertorm his priestly functions. The settlement of the | case came within the scope of the genoral | | 23.—The famous case of church rest power vested 1n Myr. Satolli, the papal dele jrate, and the decision was promulgated by him tonight at the Catholic rsity where he is stopping. first formally | Satolli on Wednesday last by Father | Burtsell, McGlynw's friend and ad- Visor throughont his controversy with archbizhops, which resulted in the suspension of the priest and then his | practical excommunication. He presented | the plea of the deposed priest, at the close of which Mer, Satolli told_ him to_return to New Y and communicate to Dr, Me- Gynn a from him (Satolli). The purport of this message can only bo su mised, but it is believed to have contained u statement of the concessions required to be made by him in order that his ploa might favorable consideration. { yon's reply was brought to Wash- ington this morning by Father Burtsell and today he and Mer. Satolli were in consul- tation over the matter. It had mot boen the intention of the papal delegate to settle the matter, but at a late hour tonight the following statement was furnished by a of Mgr. Satolli to end the dictory statements sent out: ilynn was declared free from ec- ensure and restored to the excreise of his priestly funetions after hav- ime satisfied the papal delogate on all the points in his case.” The effe uni I'he case was Mg presented to the many cont M :tof this decision by Mgr. Satolli is limited. It enables Father McGiynn to serve as a priest in_any parish to wiich he may be assigned. A roturn to his old fold at St. Stephens s a subject for further consid- eration and must be scttled, the authorities igan of New CONDEMNED THE MASONS, Pope Leo Does N Like the Orderor Its Members, 3.—All the cardinals at pres- rited upon the pope today and «d him the usual Christmas congratu- Tn reply to the good wishes for the h'and himself his holiness said that cns of 4 gathering storm_were visible vs of moral and religious condi- The European situation was prog- ter, and this condi- 1 end by the it itsell was Rowe, Dec, tend: ion hur the s tions. virtues of the being violentl, In the cou chureh, while ssailed. > of hiis remarks the pope re Free Masons, who he coi- demued as a malignant sect who were never true to the people, but who, unfortunately, were supported by the governments. His holiness concluded by bestowing the om Newnerg. F. Moore & Co., prominent druggists of HSince our customers ities of Chamberlain’s Cough sell but little of any other kind. luin's med; Remedy we Chamber- nes all give good satisfaction.” ———— Complete New Stock of Furniture, All goods marked low in plain figures. CHAS. SHIVERICK & CO., 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam St. e g e GRANTING LICENSES. Permits to Retall Liquors Given Out by the Board Yesterd The license board held u meeting yester- day afternoon and granted the following liquor licenses for the ensuing year: Sophia Dollon, 1014 Chicago street; L. A joldsmith, 901 Cuapitol avenue; John B, Bohn, 1 orth Tweniy-fourth streot; Fre Krug Browing at O'Hearn, 1 Thomas, 1513 South Third street: Willia Krug, northwest corner Twelfth 1 Chie streets; Willinm - Weeker, 601 South Tenth 3 Joseph Huavlicek, 1401 South Thir- teenth strect; Louls Butmester, 102 South Fourteenth st South Thirteenth sticet ot ot: ol Andrew Nelson, i vank Swoboda, 1263 Wrode, 516 i r, southwest corner Ei Ihomas Murphy, 512 South Andrew Nelson, southwest Twentieth and Doreas stre Adam Sloup, - Willinms street Thomas North Sixteenth street; An- 1001 Farnam street: 1 n buth Thirteenth street; Adolph Cuming street; Christ Hanss per Sixtoenth and lzard street 1302 Dodge street; am street s William Me Willliam MeKenna, 263 X treet; Herrmann, South enth Huans J Nelson, 1121 South SLrect Ifred F, Wolfl, 2 1 Cuming st mil Gull, 992 Dou r' Charles Metz, jr., 801 South Seventl street; 1. G, Floyd, b lins street, A protest, signed by thirty owners, was filed against the application of William Krug, whoasked for a license to sell liquor at 2709 Leaveuworth strect. The lay evening as the time for Cummings. ‘:h offor, 824 3 1013 will hold o grant to protests applic Frank Ketchmark, Thirtieth and Vort streets, was laid over b ne Brooke had filed an oral protest against ha ing saloons in the vicinity of the fort willalso bedecided on Tuesday evening. B If you wiil call at our new store we will nresent you with a copy of a beauti- ful piece of music. Ford & Chariton, LOCAL BREVITIES, James Brend, a fugitive from just Lovilla, In arrested in Omaha day and taken back last aight, Oun Friday evening, Januar e from yoster- 13, District . will give its 11'in Wushington hall. It will be a squerade. Last night a deputy brought Jack M safe keeping. for safe blowing. “The police detectiv ins lust night and locked him up ity jail on the charge of being u fugitiy 1t s understood that Derkins is wanted in Missouri for a burgliry committed some time ago. A complaint filed in police court yesterd ehurged R. Trattuer with forgery und on the maiwwus arrested, It s ulleged by unt, Andrew J. Dunne Machine company t ner had forged o con for tho lease wachine. ‘Lhe total sum involved is §00 » e Seo the celebrated Sohmer piano at Ford & Charlton Musie Co., 1508 Dodge. it heriff from Sarpy | donald into the city McDonald s wanted s arrested W, P. Der- | k iu the ¢ cr of the L~ of & ——— SCORED THE JURY. Twelve Men and Two | Thieves an Ear: t Lecture, A scathing rebuke was given the jury in | case of Lindell'and Hawmond, charged with | grand lurceny, by Judge Davis yesterday. | After remaining out some time and repovt- ing that it could not ugree, the jury finally | ought fu a verdict of petit larceny, The | case of Haley, implicated in the crime churged agalust Lindell wnd Hammond, who | was granted a separate trial, was being heard when the verdict was nounced. The county attorney was g discouraged i the verdiet and remanding the "y f charge of burglary, Judge Davis said mull OMAHA DAILY BEE: | the peni SNT URDAY, evidence clearly proved a case of burglavy He oharacterized “Lindell and Hammond as professional thieves, who deserved no leni ency. Jail sontencesgho said, had no ter for them, The juyeihe said, forgot theiv duty when they breght ina verdict saving the offenders frow (the penitentiary, He condemned the jurw for finding the vaiue of the stolen goods to ba. 2 cents less than the amount that would ygvke the offense a felony The jury heard the fébuke W ns, the mdfl who robbed Dan Kelly of Sioux City of $® last November, plead gailty to larceny feen¥ person, yesterday, in Judge Davis® courtiand was given a year in ntiary. A Jury in Judie Fepruson's court is hear- ing the'evidence in fhe damage suit of Swan son against Jerome for #,000. Jerome had Swanson arrested and locked up in juil for one hour. Swanson claims his reputation lamugea by arrest and incarcer 1tion Judge Koysor is still hearing suit of Hagedon ngainst Omaha his the the city amage of South NEWS S —— MAHE ARMY, List of Changes of Tmport Re rvice Yesterday. WasiiNGTo, D, (', Dec, 23, [Special Tele gram to ik Beg. | —The following ar ders wore issued today The boards of officers convened at the places and by the orders jrom this ofiice hereinafter specitied for b examination of officers 1o determine their fitness for promo. tion are dissolved, vi Fort Huachuca, Aviz, Fort Logan, Colo, and St. Paul, Minn Captain Charles Porter, Bighth infantry and First Lieutonant Leonard A, Lov Fourth infantry, ave designated to e and oxecuto the duties of Tndian agent rmer at the La Polnte agency ab Ash nd, Wis, and the latter at the Sissoton and Wahpeton moy, South Dakotn. — Major Willlam 13 Creavy, hayving been found by nee In the Iy or wccount of disabillty incident s by direction of the presi- dent rotived from active service this date. Second Licutenant Michael J. Lenihau, Twentieth infantry, now on leave of absence in this city, will réport at onco to the super intendent of the recruiting service to conduct recruits to the Department of Dakota. Upon the completion of this duty he will join_his regiment, First Lieutenant Hurry M. Hal- rgeon, is detailed as a mem- iing board convened at Fort erson, Ga., vice First Lieutenant Rol ert S. Woodson, assistant surgeon, hereby relieved. Leave of absence for fifteen d effect on or about Lecember 21, 8 granted Second Licutenant Julius A, Penn jr, Thirteenth infantry, The following trans fers in the ‘Pwenty-sccond infantry made: First Licntenant John J - Crittendon, from company K to company H; First Licu- tenant George H. Patten, from company I to company K. A board of officers to consist of Major David ntingbon. surgeon Major Timothy sureeon ; Captain Rudolph ¢ tant sy to the service to take n, dent, o thereof at Fort Huachuca, amination of IFirst Licutenant Paul Shil- istant sureon, with a view todeter- mining his fitness for promotion, The boards of officers convened at the places and by thegmnders from the office hereinafter speciiibilyor the examination of ofiicers to determin eir fitness fo tion are dissolyed ?31; as, convened April 6; Anglel vened May 9: .n-fB i Houston, Tex., con vened June 63 FortBayard, N, M., convened September b, 1802, S8eeond ant Wil- liam C. Rivers, First edvaly, will report in person to the board of oficers appointed 1o meet ~t the army,bujlding, New York City., on Tuesday, Januaty ‘ 1803, at 10 a. m., for sxamination with i view to his ansfer to the ordndnce department. Leave of absenve for four months on sur- geon's certificate of disability with permis- sion to leave the/Department of California is granted Captain’ Rogert G. Armstroie, First infantry. The, general courd i appointed to meet at Columbus _barracks. 0., August 25, 1892 lis dissolved. This order 1o take effect on completion of iny case that may be before tife eourt at the date of its receipt. A genor ! court marti meet at Columbis barra m. on Tuesday, rtial is appointed to at 11 o'clock a. mber, 1802, or as the trial of such persons as may be brought before it. Detail for the court: Major William . Waters, surgeon: Captamn Daniel H. Floyd, assistant quartermaster; Captain Walter T Duggen, Tenth infantry: First Lieuter George Palmer, Ninth infantry: First Lieu- tenant Harry L. Bailey, Twenty-first in try st Lieutenant William i, P, ¥ Third infantr, Iirst Licutenant Howland, I Al al -ifth infantr Jumes M. Arrasmith Tirst Licutenant N. Hughcs, Thirteenth in Ivocate Leave of absence fo days to take eifect on or about December is zranted Rirst Licatenant James W. Wi son, ‘lenth cavalry recraiting officer. Leave of absence for five days to take effect on or about December 22 is granted First Licaten- ant Alexis R, Paxton, Fifteent infantry recruiting officer. Captuin Henry J. Now land. Seventh cavalry, will report in person Lo th ining board at Fort Mey Va., at s he may de nate for examina- to his fitness for promotion. Second R. Hickok, Ninth William Judgze tion ¢ d from troop L to troop | r ment vice Second I utenant H. Alexander, Ninth cavalry, who is ed from troop 1 10 trovp L John transfc WEATHER ASTS. Will Bo Slightly: Warmer the State Today. oy, D, €, Dee, 2 aturday: For Nebraska and Towa crally fair, north to cast winds, warmer in Nebraska and northwest Towa. For tho D; nevally fair, variablo winds, warmer in South Dakota Loca) WeATiE It Throughout WasmiN for Porecast ord. o Burgav, Dec r vinfall con past four y FICE OF THE Owany n ved with- corresponding day of ars: 1892, 18O L, 1500, 1880 233 112 Maxioum tempers Minimum temperature Average temperntire F Precipitution.. .......... 00" .00 00 Statement showing the condiion of tem- ul precipitation at Omaha for th ince Mavch 1, 1502, as compared al averag Normal temperature Deficiency for the duy,. .00 Deficiency since Murch L. .. ormal pi ipitation A Ixcess for (he diy ; Deficieney sinee Margh 100 « it 15, HusT, Local 1o il Will Rettfrd’'to Omaha, Savr Lake, U, T., D9k, 23.—[Special Tele. gram to Tue Be ~Mp. C. W, Lyman, wh) 5 % Robert W, Denvir An Exempt Fireman of Jackson Engine Co., TLong Island City, N. V., says thatat Christma 1890, he could only take a smell of dluuer, a3 he was in a fearful condition from Wyspepsia. The next summer he went to Europo for his heaith, but came homo uneured. - In the fall Lie decided upon a thorough trial of Hood’s 8arsaparilia by Christmas had a hearty appetite, elt‘luvyydlvvesuon. and was pmlu:u)ywcw 118 euro was due wholly to Hood's Sarsaparilla, I x5 HouD's PILLS cure liver ills, constipation, Blllonsuess, jaundice, sud sick hoadache. Ty thom. DECEMBER 60 24, i 1¢ has been a resident of Salt he will become prgsident of the Commercial National bank of that city. In this change Mr. Lyman does not relinquish any of his in terests here in the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company. his o tile interests in Butte, Mont Dry Creek, Camas and Blackfoot, Tdaho, banking in Blackfoot and tollo, stock interests in Idaho and_Ne v mininge and salt interests in Utah hese will all be looked after by his ! Y. Wallace of this city and . Bunting of Blackfoot. He fived in Omaha twelve years before coming to this city - New Vork Exchange ¢ NEW Yorg, Dec, 2. [Spe T Bre, | Kxchange wa Chicago, 50 cents pr premium; St. Louis, notations, Al Telegram to quoted as follows mium ; Boston, 12 cents premium selection for | ~ I"ERSONAL P2 GarACHIS. M. W. Day of at the Paxton Dr. Clarke Gapen of Chicago is in the city stopping at the Paxton John D, Carson at the Paxton Three Nebraska senators were at the Pax ton yesterday. They were Hon R E Moore of Lincoln, Hon, Alex. Graham of Beatrice, and Hon. 15, M. Correll of Hebron 1. C. Matteson of Sutton is stoppingat the Paston Charles Murtay M thio Mur H IPort Robinson is registered and wife of I'o! of Cincinnati at the is Winant of New Ay Loig York is a guest at I on of Minneapolis is stoppin | at the Murray 0, C. Morton of Nebra at the Dellone, W. L. Wallace ristored at the John Mattes ing at the Dellone J. D, Deaper of Dellone. Georg lard, ka City is a guest of San Dellone, of Nebraska City is Ant stop Mavion, Ia, is at the L. lles of Norfolk is at the Mil ¢, Salisbury the Millard A. 0. AL Spafiord of Lincoln at the Millard. E. R. Lewis of Sheridan, Wyo at the Millard Willis Cadwell Arcado S, W, Ferguson of Wakefield is a guest at thie Arcade. I, B. Alderman of West Point is stopping at the Arcade, J. P, Gibbon of Kearney chiants. Seth P fair chant Frank C. Ferguson the Merchants ALK Merchants. Mr. P, H. Cook and wife left last evenin to spend the holidays with friends at S Joseph, Mo. Hon. William McKeig from the Fifth district of today from Washington and st axton hotel. When asked if he was in the race for the senatorship M. lan said: T have not had time to pay any attention to the preparatory efforts that people seem to believe are being put forth with regard to the proaching col test over the senatorial seat in this state, 1 am not n the tield. Thaye had no commu cation on the subject with members of the legislatuve with the exception of one man. 1 could not give this matter much attention anyhow without neglocting my work in Washington.” Cnicaco, 1L, Dec, ~[Special to Tur Bee.]—The following Nebraskans vogistered here today: Great Novthern ieovgze H. Josiyn, J. W, Atkinson, Omah and Pacific—rancis C. G and Mrs. ). S, Hegerman, John C. Allen, ieoln, - Palinier—J. . Riley, Oma tovia K. C. Morchouse, Omiii. of Beatrice is stopping o is registered , s a guest of Broken Bow is at the is at the Mer- Mobl mmissic s oof Grand Island, World's is registered at the Me of Ord is a guest at congressman ska, came in P legram To Preserve The richness, color, and beauty of the hair, the greatest care is necessary, much harm being done by the use of worthless dressings. To be sure of hav- ing a first-closs article, ask your drug gistor perfumer for Ayer’s Huir Vigor. It is absolutely superior to any other preparation of the kind. It restores tho original color and fullness to hair which has become thin, faded, or gray It keeps the scalp cool, moist, and free from dandruff. it heals itehing humors, prevents baldness, and imparts to THE HAIR a silken texture and lasting fragrance, No toilet can be considered complete without this most popular and elegint of all hair-dressings. “My hair began turning gray and fall- ing out when I was about 2 I have lately been usin v Vigor, and it is causing a new growth of hair of the natural color. — R.J. Lowry, Jones Praivie, Texas. “Overa yearago I had a severe fever, and when T recovered, my hair began to fall out, and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies, but without suceess, till at last I began to UEE o Ayer's Hair Vigor, growing rapidly and original color.” — M Dighton, Mass, “I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and my haif is moist, glossy, and in an excellent state of pre: ervation. T am forty years old, and have ridden the plains for twenty-fivo years,"—Wm, Henry O, alias “Muse tang Bill,” Newcastle, Wyo. Ayer’s Hair Vigor Preparcd bz Dr.J, €. Ayer & Co., Low Boll by Druggists levery here. ud now my hair is restored to its . Aunie Collins, I, Mass. MENT O DAM- VGIS OF GRADE and purts of lots strect and St et Lo 21st street, OTICE OF ASS S FOR CHA wiers of all lots ate along Hows 16th sty vy ble, Omaha; | You are notitivd th stgned, three disinterestod frect ity of Omaha. have been duly e ayor. with the approvalof the il of sild ity, 10 nssess (he the owners respectively of the property affectod Dy changing the giide of sald stroets and in- psecting stroets, declired necessury by or- il 159, pussed Fobruar® 4, 1891, ap- proved Febriary 0, 1501 You further’ notified, MasJi b ceptod sald appointment, wiel dulyyualiffed ay required by Lo, we will, on the 27t day of December,” A, 1, 1802 at the hour of 11 ock In 1he forehoon, it office of T MeCulloch, rooui 442, the York Life buildi within the corporate Hls of 1t for the purpose of considering id property ade, ki Hits, 1 uny You are notitied to b and plice afor \d i 1001 St i ALLUBES 08 YOU BIRY Colaiden i K M U ) JAMEN sTO ORGE S AL Decvinhor 13, 1592, Tiopuais 08 Tho bepi City ot ( bids Wil be re Fs oflige up Lo 4 4, 1502, for tho bes se of funds Lelong under- of 1he Med by 1= i presen e time setions PAUL, ) Appraisers Omalin 14410 tho ity 1., D= vato of Interost 1210 the clty of your I compli- ¢ for Motropoli- in tho su . of will ho requ! A for Omali ince with sectio tan Citles. A certified chosk one thousand 1,00 dol| froum bidders as i £ Uk 50 wn ufdayvitof pild FIghL 15 reserved 10 roje PO OLSEN. OQuaha, Devewber 17th, 15w f good fuith AABOX. (Tasteloss - Effectual. ) For Sick-Headache, Impaired Digestion, Liver Disorders and Female Ailments. Renowned all over the World. Covered with & Tasteloss & Solable Coating. Ask for Baecham's and take no_other Made at St. Helens, England, Sold by ¢ : H H druggists and dealers. Price 28 cents a box. - New York Depot, 365 CanalSt. 02998308 839LIAVLTIAARGL | Meren Goult of Chadron is stopping at the | ping at | SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1742, An ordinance levying a spe. ment on certain iots 11 roal estats in the city of Omaha, to cover ths cost ot o) Thirteenth street, being a judgmont i of Arthur Remineton hereas, it having besn aajudeod, doterminod a several lots and reforrad to, ha to tho fu'l amount | againstenh ¢ fal tax an 1 assass ave and belng horaby nspoct ain levied o s and ninces of real vely, by raa-on of the o st ent in fuvorof AL K iln ston for ¢ by the renson ot the opening of Wi ot parefore, for the purpose of paying of s il damages, Be it ordatned Ly the of Omalia: nl, 1 1y benofittad 1 assessed of Thir- the cost ity counctl of the city at the costot judgment for dam- s £0 apening Thirtventli stroot, in the vity Omha fron Spring Stroat o \ Sald’ damugos bo ant in favor of A Kenin_ ton, sl damages And costs b sum of $1,870.01, and the same {3 vied wind assessead, accordiy ospecial b v reason of sald rading, upor following lots and real estate ns s the generally recoenizod map of the Omaha, lithozraphed and published by Muir & Gaviord, in 1391, said cost beiug so [wisd on sald 1018 and redl ostats, respeciively, as fol- lows, to Wit Omaha National ban 2 Clty frn'sitlh i Omulia Say bank o2 » 101k 110 L Ames wiid 1t n! do ell ftnig (L2 bk 12) : do Wil ft ez ftn's [t2 hik 120 Omaha Nat'i D'k 022 fosta (E2 bk (20 John T Redi -k w221t 1t 2 bik 120 Unidweli 022 1t wid 1t it 2 bik 120 J U Lehman e £t 1t 7 bk I Goo W Smlth witk 1t 167 bl 12 Jno MeCorniick heirs of wis (18 b JG MeGenth et al midiy 108 bl 12 do n2yfvel; 18 bik 120 € Biendorfl 107 ft e 1t ¥ hik 120 Geo W Smith el 1t blk 121 0 C Campbell w1t 8 bik 121 Chas W Whinticld n 10 £t 104 DIk 121 A B Huberman 42 £eit4 bk 121 J A Crelghton with ftn'; 165 blic 121 s Nati bk WHTUS2 It 8 DIk 12y do WS L ftnt (U5 bIC 12 ieo W Smith ofy (63 ik 12l {1 Reef ody 1t 6 bl 121 © Chlids mid 166 bik 121 unde w 1L G nik 12t Morgan e /13 bilk U " A Schueldor Wi Tt blk 196 d 14 bik 135 <hn nis 105 bik 1 John A Horbach s Wit Vaughn uts w Alvin Snundersels 1t 6 bk 1 J I Boyd mid!; It 6 bik U J A Horhueh st wis 1t 6 ik 136 M Helman e it 1 bik L7 D Creizhion why it 1 blk (7 mily W Snow ols 112 bik 1 ] 2nes MeSheany ot wl m's 102 bk 137 John MeCormick wii 1t Dik 157 3 G WO Towie eiy 117 DT Augustus Pratt i 1t 7 bik 137 Fred Kroke otal 108 bik 145 Anna MG McCormick It 1hlic 149 12 bl 149 J Strieler els <81 €017 bik 14y [ Karbach et wiz SSECUIET b 10 - 2fenis fLits b 1) Ming ex 1t ndi fU LT blic 140 i ons SEEE0IS fEof e3f LIt T B and LM Isaaes 28t 168 bl Lo Icler, niS f0 <06 fe 1t 8 bik 159 J B Simimons s:2 16 nt C6 1L8 bik 149 - Pat Manning nid £o 165 bik 4o g Geo W Suiith oty it bl 10 Maye Weils mid '3 it 3 blic 150 w5 bik 130 Coltd blk tecie Joht 150 1A llo 1t 5 ored 1v6 bik JH Catlen widly 1es bik 150 1A Honman wis 006 bik 15) Paniine Chapmun 1t bk | Fred A SALILD Barelay White ntd (1 s660165 b 1660 Fred Millien s22 {0 1t 5 blic 165 o Barcliy White udi o wil (U1t 6 b 165 I Reed s22 £ nt6 1wl fu 106 ik 165 Barlay White nifUS6 fL WL fL Lt 6 bl 165 Fred Mitlicns 8 2 ft wii 1t 6 bik 166 L Manzer 55 (1166 bik 16 M J Windsoetei nis foit i bil 16 Eliza Dufience s22 1t n 66 fLit1 b 1 Author Joi 08K 1t 1 DIk 167 1t Ublic 167 Quealy s22 0 1¢ 1 blk Sophia A Festier 0bs 1t 2 0lic i67 J Lorinz wis 162 bik 167 15 Cunnin hiessd 7 b1 167 WOT Connell 5 L n6s e it s Dennis Cunnnzham sji £t rethu Lan o n 0 £t it 1 bik o A Lange )2 £t 1 blk 175 ‘o 12 ik 173 John B Pintey Trnis IUT il 173 o 89 107 bik i7 niyIts bl 5 U8 bl 1T hool Board 163 BIK 174 mina 1t bik 174 Barker 1t 5 bli 174 106 bik 174 3146 bli 174 I 104 1 164 ik 194 14 olk 94 frlt1 ik 195 Bridget Medney <10 01U bl 105 Jumes CIsh1t 2 olk 10y A Booth Pueking Co 615 16 Thik 195 Saral Antscrow W 103 bik 105 Jerom®oh Mahoney 1t 8 olk 10, Tsunc Lovi it it 1 blk 200 Jno A Creighton st 1t 1 bli ' Ward Suv Bk of Wis ol It C Powell W it2 b U PRy Coltibl o iLK bl . 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B&L Reed pt1ying wof Lith st bik A IKountze wIE £ 1 1ot 500 27 Huns Boek wi32 {t cax lot 10se Isiane 8 Husall el L X Jot 11 soe Nelson eds [t tas lot 43 sc Ne 501 W 200 £ tax 1L 4 s John Pow fLEay job b se jol; vi0ls U Lax fob 1 Mr denson aLAse s 0 nA f1 18 PIOSS? (L 1L add 1108 5 20 13-13 Mrs Lawr Jetter Chirist 03 FULAN 08 16 50 Chrstensen W05 UL [0t 46 8ee Bl-15-13 Martha Rusmiisson VLU X Loy 1T o0 Bi=13-10 Martha Rasmussen 3 (LU 10LAT se0 - 5 ULax ot 5 so 1 Lot Bl 50 3-15-13 ot e dh-15 DSt of O Q0243 10t X 10t 57500 $4-15-13 Conrad Youn ormit GO LN 0L 3 500 - 15-1 Conrad Youngerman o112 (0 pf nt w ot 1L LN T0L 3 00 {1 tux ot TATE X T0LD B 1 arker ty 10657 see i C L Van Camp that part Iylng ¢ of ¥ith strect south of Park Forestin tax ok BUso 13- 1 Tamp tho of that pur of ek Forest Patric 5 Boseph Birker jrnta itd Joseph Kavan st 11 b A Kountzesly 165 blk 2 Chns Kountze sty sis | 11 Konntzen'y 11 1 Kountze s nb A Kountze ot al it 6 bik Jumes MeCord 51 165 11k Tswine Lovi nid feivh Ol Bertleson s2 1t ng Tsivine Lovini (66 DIk I Tames MeCord sbs L6 blk 104 104 0100 DK 104 rotal amount, Section 2. That tho spaclal tacon und negess- ments evied and assossod as aforosaid, shall Le due tinmeadintaly 1pon the passwge and ap- proval of this or 1nancs, and shail Hocome e inquent if not paid within Alty days thoreat- tori o nd theceupon intarast il be addod b the rale of 1 per cent wnanth, payable iy i vance (ron the tine Said tees becoma 30 da | linguent Section & Taat this ordinance shall fect and bo in furce from and aftor it Passed, Decomber Gth, w2 JOUN GROVES, City U.ork L P DAVIE, ‘rosident City Coutell ¥ Oth, s, GEO. B BEMIS, p Mavor. Tho above tax 13 now dae aid paviabls at Lae oflice of the “iLy trosurer and will becomie d Hoguent and Dear anterest on and W dane wAry Bl iddd, wa soen iy Bectlon of Rbove oFe Alnan e, HENY BOLLN, Trepsarew Ako of - Ai9ag Approved. Duve