Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1893, Page 8

THE 23, 1803 i OMAHA DAILY BEE 23, 1893, WANTS A PRECINCT BARRED Oolebrated Oase of Olmstead and Williams Bobs Up Berencly Again, TRIAL OF THE COMMISSIONER'S CONTEST Olmstend Brings Proceedings tn Ouster Agalnst the Fresent Commissioner oused of Keeping n Fence—Von Dorn Wants Another Sale—Court Cullings, Ac- The contest case of Willlam Olmstead against George R. Willlams, wherein the plaintiff is seeking to oust the defendant from the position of county commissioner from the Third district, was given another airing in Judge Ferguson's court yesterday afternoon, with the attorneys for the re- spective litigants presenting the law in the caso and trying to convince the judge that the jury returned a compromise verdict when the members of the panel found that Olmstead was entitled to five more votes in Platte Valley precinct than he was c with by the judies of election, Olmstead, by his attorneys, has filed a motion, asking that the entire precinct be thrown out, alleging that the fact of Olm- stead having been billed as a prohibivionist when he was a democrat, not only misled a large number of the voters but lost him the position which he claims he could have cap- tured if he had been given a r show for his white alley. His attorneys cluim that by reason of the crror having been made in the printing of the of- ficial ballots, and Olmstead hav- ing been branded as a prohibitionist when he was not, the entire vote of the precinct was illegal and void ana should not have been counted. Should the court hold with the attorneys for the plaintiff and throw out the vote of the precinct, Olmstead would have clear sailing, as in that event he would have the neces: y number of votes in the Third district and something like 100 to spare. Williams® attorneys aver that there is nothing in the motion to throw out Platte Valley, aside trom a large load of buncombe, as the proof has shown that when the elec tion was held but five of the voters we nd that there was no evidence of ud or collusion in the printing of the They sthere is no law by which the votors of an ontire ciuct could be disfranchised, five of the voters of that pre happen to know the politics one of the candid; aMliations of for one of the oftices. Von Dorn’s Case In Court, Another scction of the Van Dorn and Mengedoht row has reached the district court and now T. L. Von Dorn has sued Fred Mengedoht in an action in which he alleges that there was the grossest kind of fraud perpetrated. Tn his tale of woe he alleges that on or about April 25, 1803, the Von Dorn apartment house at ‘Iwenty-second and Leavenworth streets was sold by G. Pope, a special master commissioner, and knocked down to Mengedoht for the sum of $18,000, the auctioncer declaring that he was the highest and best bidder for the propert, Now Von Dorn claims that the property should have brofight a good deal move money than was bid and that it would if there ha not been collusion between the special master commissiol and the purchaser. He also chavges that there was fraud and that Mengedoht did not pay i Hurt the money that he is alleged to have paid. The plain- Y declares that he can prove this stute- ment and on the strength of the charge he wants the sale declared fraudulent and set aside. Claim of n Soda Water Man, ‘With Judge Ogden the caseof Samuel Montgomery and Peter J. McNalley, two South Omuha merchants, wgainst the Union PacificaRailway company, is on trial. The plaintiffs allego thata year or two * #go, one of the partners was ‘driving a soda water wagon over the tracks at the inter- section of Q street, whena switch engino came along, striking the wagon und scatter- ing the contents over several acres of ad- jolning country, besides breaking up and de- stroying about $300 worth of property. They aver that the man in charge of the cngine had time to prevent the accident, but that he collided with the wagon just for the fun of seeing the water fly. Accused of Kceping n Fence. Inthe criminal division of the district court, presided over by Judge Keysor, tho case of tho state against Emma Brown and Minnie M. Thompson was given a hearing yesterday, the defendantssbeing required to answer to the charge of operating a fence for the benefit of burglars and thieves who have stolen property which they want to secrete or dispose of to innocent customers, The arrest of theso women was brought about by the robbery of Altman's Novth Sixteenth strect storé lust March. When the robbery took ,{l:wo the houso ,where theso women ded was spotted and o short time thereafter a quantity of the stolen property was found in their posses- sion, Hitt Gets a Divorce, The divorce case of Hitt against Hitt was agaiv called in Justice Walton's court yester- day afternoon, H. C. Ritt, the lawyer, scek- fug to sccure a bill from his wife, who de- serted him some years ago. One week ago, when the case was on, Mr, Hitt had the idea run through his head that he could clean out the court, bailiffs and all of the attaches, but today he was as meek as a lamb and gave his testimony in such an innocent way that the decree was granted and the marriage declared off for all time, Oberfolder's Silk Stock to Be Closed Out This Weok, Here are some bargains, 10 pieces black surah silk worth 50c yard, we are going to sell at 20c a yard. b0 pieces colored surah silksin creams, lavender, tan, blue, ete., at 20¢ a yurd. 25 pieces solid color china silks worth 60¢, go at 3¢ & yard. Black surah ‘silk worth 75 now buy for 50¢, Black china silk, 24 inches wide, beau- tiful quality, worth 90¢, goos at b5e, Regular $1.00 quality black china silk for Tic. ‘Wo have about 25 pieces of handsome ¥ht ground printed silks, 24 inches de, well worth H 00, to close we offer them at 65c a y All ‘our 8125 q\lulllv bost printed china silks go during this sale at 76c yard. If you want a good black silk dress it will pay you to call and see what really fine silks we ‘are selling at prices which ordinarily buy shoddy, poor silks, but which now will enable you to get a fine dress at a nominal price. HAYDEN BROS, —— Cheap Excursions to Montreal, The C. E.excursions for Montreal leave Omaha via the Burlington route 8t 12:10 a. m., 11:45 a. w. and 4:20 p. m., July 3d, 4ta, bth, Gth and Tth, making onnection at leugu with special rains for Montreal over the Wabash and Canadian Pacific railyays. A special party of Nebraska delegatos will take tho 20 p. m. traiu of Monday, July 3d. Fare, Omaha to Chicago and return, :l'l .60; Chicago to Montreal and return, ¢, you can For full information call on or write to W. F. Vaill, city ticket agent, 1324 Farnam street, Omuha. -~ $400.00 lots $25.00 down; see page T. e Water Reats Due July 1st. Payable at office, Beo building. 5 per cont discount if pnhl on or before July 1st. PFailure to receive bill will not en- title anyone to discount aftor July lst. . Oftice odnm till 8 p. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays till July Lst. MORSE DRY GOODS CO. Special Odd ana Sale In Basement, We commence today a clearing out of all odds and ends of house furnish- ing goods at prices so small that their smallness will sarely interest you. The heavy selling of the past two this department has left us with many odd pieces and sets which will be sold cheap. We offer French, Japanese and Ger- man china coffee cups and sancers at 25¢ each, worth to Toe each. Milk and cream pitchers 19¢, worth 20¢ to 40c. 15¢ plates at each, worth The celebrated claus saw blade knives, in a set, at 6dc, value 81,00 everywhere. 10 decorated china tea sets, have been -‘IU 00 a set, will be closed out at 8. 7 ‘)nm dinner sets, 100 picces, have 50, will be closed out at $9.08 water pitchers 16e, were 25¢ s sets of 4 pieces, worth 3ica Don't m ss lm\.ng a set; set, the prico i A\ $1.50 beautiful vase lamp at 09, $2.75 beautiful vase lamp at $1.50. rize half-gallon ice water pitchers, 20¢, value Hlc. Special d 4-foot heav, 5-foot heavy step Taddlbs, 6-f00t heavy step ladder 8-foot heavy step ladder Largest size wocd tubs, 69¢ Large size wood tubs, Medium siz ‘We are making speci mocks. 69 for a large size Mexican hammock worth $1.00. All the above prices hold good through the week if the goods last. The quanti- ty is large, but at the prices quoted are liable to go with a |~\|~hA Only 5 days more Rev. T. J. Macke D. W. Tillotson has lh (h:-l R. C. Davis has 14, THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. PRETHNEI MISSOURI PACIFIC TAXES. Comuulssioners Overrule a Protost and Order Property Assessed—Other Protests, Sitting as a board of equalization, the county commiseioners entertained a horde of people yesterday, people who were all of one opinion, that the ward assessors had given them the worst of the deal in listing their property, and that their neighbors had been the favored ones. The common people came first, made their complaints, which were filed future action, and then came the magnates to register their kicks, declaring with ono rd that the assessors wero down on and that they had her prices than nu]vm\ul and ue to the owne taken in the Missouri protest inst as lots was o and the istructed to cb up between $10 000 and $12,000 worth of roperty v had been assossed by the board. The proverty which the comt mers ordered ssed consisted princivally of lots in this 1 tof way. 2d to the stato part of the mileage. The Omaha & Southwestern Railway com- pany filed a prot inst the a of its lots in the listed by the claiming were & part and parcel of the mileage that had I)ovn returs ned to the state board and for by the com- stion th ¢ evidence, but as th on all f(]llll with that of the Missouri P cific, 1t is anticipated that the ruling will be the snme and that the property will have to pay its proportionate share of the taxes of this county. had the lots tha o bringing a reve “inal action v i case and. th ing lands and clerk ——— Visitors to thé World’s fair from this sec- tion are as a rule arranging to purchase tickets to St. Louis and remain a few days in that city before going on to Jackson par) The additional expense is’ trifling, ana S Louis offers so many attractions to the tourist that the small outlay is very much more than justified. — - $400.00 lots $25.00 down; ‘see page 7. oot o o Fireworks, An immense stock of all kinds of fire- works has just been receiv Ve are prepared to make very low prices on lots s YDEN BROS. s 2 EXCURSIONS EAST bash Railroad, No.1. Forthe Epworth league con vention at Cleveland, O., June 20 to July 2. The Wabash, in connection with the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation. com- ny,- will make a rate of $10 for the ound trip from Chicago. No. 2. For the Y. P. S. C. E. conven- tion at Montreal, July 5 to 9. Only $18 from Chicago via the Wabash. In ad- dition to the regular sleeping cars elegant new tourist cars will be attached to this train at $1.50 per berth. For mICKETS, sleeping berths ora tourist-folder, giving list of side trips, with cost of same, call at the Wabash offices, 201 Clark strest and Dearborn station, Chicago; 1502 Farnam street, Omaha, or write G, N. CLAYTON, N. W. P. Agt., Omaha, Neb —_— §()‘l‘ll‘ Via the W Proposals for Room for Ingine House, The Board of Fire and Police Commis- sioners will receive proposals until 5 p, , for room suitable for to be located between Howard and Dodge rects, 11th and 16th streets. A room 22x132 feet with alley in rear is preferable. The right to ctany and all proposals is re- sorved, BoARD OF FIRE AND POLICE CoMMIS- SIONERS. e For World's Fale Vit s Low rates! Fast time! Perfe oad bed! Magnificent Pullman sleepers! Free reclining chair cars! World-famous dining cars! Comfortable duy couches and smoking cars Uu;.;;:lgo checked direct from resi- dence! Three vestibuled and trains daily! That's {mtlhn Burlington route of- fers World's fair travelers. Try it Trains leave Omaha at 11:45 a. m., 4: p. m. and ) a. m. daily C1ry TICKET OFFIC STREET gas lighted 24 FARNAM . Firewor . An immense stock of all kinds of firo- works has just been received, We are prepared to make very low prices on lots to suit. HAYDEN BROS. weeks in | inches wide. They | FALCONER'S 250 SILKS. By Special Request Our Great Discount 8ilk ale Vontinues One Day More. MANY OF OUR OUT OF TOWN Frien ot Being Able to Come In Until Today. We WIl Also Add & Still More Interesting ltem J mély, SILK AT 25C PER YARD. We will take out of our stock 50 pieces of China and Iudia silks, none have sold at less 624c and Tie per than 50c, and most of them sold at most all fully 24 This is the greatest sacri- ard; The crowd for be enormous fice we have yet made. these 25c silks will and that cus- tumer get o limit of one dress pattern toa customer will in order every may share, a be made, not more than 15 yards to any one customer, and positively none to the trade of this 2oc silk. SILKS AT 68C. 25 pieces more will be added to our 08¢ line of silks, Mind you, there is not a yard in this 08¢ line worth less than $1.00, and almost every piece sold at $1.25 or more. We are unloading and willing to sacrifico profits. All the balance of our magnificent stock of black, colored and fancy silks, satins and today at 25 por cent less than regular price. You could not pay regular prices if you wanted to. Today will positively be the last day of this offer, N. B. FALCONER. ———— COSGROVE’S REPLY. Third Ward Assessor Gives s Reason for Ralsing Farrell's Rating, Dominick Cosgrove, the Third ward as- sessor, denics with extraordinary vehemonce and multiplicity of words that he ever de- manded to know of Dan Farrell or anybody clse “what there was in it” for him in con- sideration of making a favorable assessment. He says that he gave Farrell aschedule to fill out, and called at his place of busi- ness several times beforo he found thut gentleman in, so that he could get it. He then found that Farrell had listed his merchandise at 21,000 and his ofice fur- niture at £0. He usked what part of tho stock that represented and Farrell replied at he did not luow, after which the as- informed him that he had sworn to t when he did not know what he was talking about, and that the matter would be looked into, when, if it was found that the amount was too small, it would be raised. The amount was $2.000 the year before, and the assessor suys that aftor consulting Bradstreet's divectory he found Farrell & . . Ho concluded that too little and thereupon went_to $10,000, which is fore. Re- sment on a third of a mil- velvets sell lio mado o reauction of 20 per cent on everything east of Thirteenth street, both nnrlh and south of Farnam, as he v.h( I's altogether too h took in_all the railroad property, but that wasn't his fault. He also uced the Orchard and .Shiverick properties after the fires, and that explained $24,000 of the defi- ciency, He said that the board of equalization had cited him to appear at the hearing that was to be given Farrell's case on the afternoon of the 20th instant, and that he invited all persons and corporations that claimed to have pribed him to appear and teil about it. He had managed to live before he had this oflice, and he could live without it. All he had was his reputation, and he valued that more than all the moncy the boodlers could scrape together. [is assessments hud always been dictated solely by his conscience, and he wanted to see the color of the man’s hair who held to the contrary. Doll's Weddlug Keception, A church full of innocents is something that isn't scen every day, or on Sundays eitlier in Omaha, or anywhere clse. But last night such a sight was observable at the Westminster byterian church at Twenty-ninth and Mason streots, where a Hdolls” wedding reception” was in progress, given by the hittle ones of the infant class of the church, A prettier sight for a lover of children could hardly have been imagined. The dolls were beautiful, but the flesh and blood little ones *‘took the shine off” the imitations. The: vere several hundred of the small performers and their diminutive friends, and theiv faces expressed their happiness, I'he entertainment consisted of little songs and re ions of nursery rhymes just fitted 1o the size of the people who took part, and the big folks in the back of the chui gencrously applauded every effort, for o one was worthy of applausc, —— Thape are tnree LLings Wworth saving— Time, Trouble and money—and De Witt's Littlé Early Risers will save them for you, These little pills will ve you time, as they act promptly. They will save you trouble us they cause 1o pain. They will save you money 48 they economize doctor's bills. e #400.00 lots $25.00 down; see page 7. sl Low Rates to Cleveland, O, The Burlington route offers very low to Epworth Leaguers and their »nds attending the first national con- vention at Cleveland, June 20-July Three vestibuled and gas-lighted trains for Chicago daily. Close cunnee- tions in Chicago with Lake Shoro trains for Cleveland. Cull on or write to W. I\, ticket agent, Burlington Farnam street, Omaha. Vaill, city route, 1324 wworks, An immense stock of all kinds of fire- works has just been received. We are prepared to make v low prices on lots to suit” HAYDEN BROS. D —. A. Wakefield, lumber, lath, Temporary office, 1724 Leav- John lime, etc. worth str SN Raymond & Co., gravel roofers, 1400 Farnam, - $400.00 lots $25,00 down; see page 7. DIED, 1\., Toes of five Unea or less under ta head, A cents; cach additional line ten cent eagh 'ty BURKLE runk J. llurklv , A (‘1 a1, died ut 10 0'clock 1ast night, - Notiee of fun: eral hereafter, owder. The ouly Pure Creaw of Tartar Powder.—No Amuwonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard, RIME IN HRGH PLACES not strange that some people do wrong throughyignorance, others from o failure to investigate as to the right or wrong of a mater. But it is strange, that indivh‘.uul. and firms, who are fully aware of the ts of others, will por- sist in perpetrating frauds upon them. High-toned, wealthy manufrcturing firms will offer and sell to retail mer- chants, articlesshich they know to be infringements om the rights of proprie- tors, and imitastons of well known goods, We want to seund a note of warning to the retailers to beware of such imita- tions nud simulations of “CARTER’'S L1 TLE LIVER PILLS.” When they are of- fered io_ you, refuse them; you do not want to do wrong, and you don’t want to lay yourself liable to a lawsuit. Ben I nklm snid “*Honesty is the best poli- cy”; it is just as true that *‘Honesty is the best principle.” SPEGIALISTS Consulting Surgeon feal College. (UON- RO ST For the treatment of GHRONIC, NERVOUS PRIVATE DISEASES Wecure Catarrh, All Dissascs of the No(llu Throat, Chest, Stomach, Bowels an er. Blood. 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