Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1893, Page 7

BOEGIAL NOTIGES, [Foamsrsn nooxs axo soans OR_ THESE COLUMNS 0 p. m. for the evening or the morning and Sunday be taken unt 41 K30 p. m tiacrs, by requesting a numbered cheek, theit answers nddressed to & numbered s of THE BEE. Answers o addressed 11V 0T Upon presentation of the check BITUATlONS-—WAmE D. Rates 1ige n word first insertion, 1 Nothing taken for 10us (han YOUNG MAN. BXPERI per, wanta. sitiation in Address T 31, Bee. NCED BOOK neen. AN ENGI Acntire char Pericice. Miss )t an alpole, Clarkson hospli M POSITION BY MAN AND WIFE, NO CHIL dren. on farm or in city. Address Peter John jon, 228 North 10th street M8 WANTED MALE HELP. tow 11de A word 1 Nothing take tlnsertion. 1e a worl there: 3- SOLICTTOR pay (6 men 659 Howard « TEAMS FURNISHY, i rigs Amorica GUARANTE B THE NENRASKA Iy Dol Apply at 06 21O 40-YEARS-OLD For particulars call oF Kman. seeond 1lentenant recruiting oMcer, at $17 N. 18th ©b,, or Merchants hotel, Lincoln, 610 3 A GOOD PAYING JOI WRITE sery Co., Milwaukes, Wis. 126 N ABLE-BODIE for Unit o Bl w cond Infantr, treet, Onmiuh; b, BulFouw the Hawks N/ 1 81 YOU ARE A CATHOLIC AND 800 por weok write MacCon- 5 Arch streot, Bosion, Mass M3 3. MAN WANTED: SALARY AND EXG Permanent place: whole or part e (o Brow. oz, w ell Bros., el T NG Apply at erymen, Chicago 14 N1gs MEN AND WOMEN ON SALARY OR LARGE ommikaion 10 introduce our new famiby Blothes washer: weight, 2 ponnds: exelusiye tor iory, Compressed Alr her Co., 45 Johnson uilding, Cinetnniti, O. M9 17% HUSTLERS WANTEL lons; experience e S 151k ® WANTED -FEMALE HELP, Brown LIBERAL COMMIS- ary. Auply [ ates, afier. Tnsertion Tess th 14e a word first Nothing taken fo ADIES AND GEN H5.00 107 #1500 work for \ ent. Sond €1 WANTED, INM Lshivt giria at the »f G, B, Stokes, P} (- WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. COH 2200 sisemecs steet, Konntre b ¥ (', WANTED ¥OUN g L crnl housework. G Humilion. FOR RENT -HOUSES, Rates, 100 a line cach tnsertion. $1 B wionth. Nothing taken fo loss thin PARTS OF Uiy, 1503 ¥ D, ND 4-ROOM A iioe K. F FORRENT -UNFURNISH'D RCOMS G GHior “hotine blocks from postomMee G small famii G L "“ 9 ‘.! 8 MONEY TO LOAN -CHATELS. Continven. -LARGE ROOM. WITH BOARD, FOR TWO, first floor:; modern conveniences, 613 1 400 10+ 904 NORTH M162 N10* K. 0808 17TH 327N1° J--GOOD BOARD; LARGE ROOMS 16th gtrect ROOMS A} rect. D BOARD #6. {—~ROOMS. ALL 1924 Farnam ROOMS WITH solicifed WLY FURN at the Webster, MC ROARD., 2308 Douglas, DAY ISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, 6, 518, 520 N t T ROOMS AND TOARD, 2235 DODGE 8T M RGE PLEASANT ROOMS 39 word first i 31, 1o word ther UNEK UNISHED ROOMS FOR N, 15th KEEPIN ROOMS SUITABLE water: rent ol )2 Wobster st FLATS, S. W, COR. $5.00 10 #6 00, 10 Buits, 220 So. 171) M2IONT2 FRONT PAR- 336 174 UNFURNIS| CLEAN 4 and Pac TO RENT, UNFURNISHED lor and bed room. 1417 N. 20th st. THE 1-STORY BRICK BUILDL The FOR RENT 016 Farnam st er on all the floors, gas, ete. of Tur BEE, ET FOR DES . O BASEM ard. Inguire [, |UTH ST, STORE. NEAR CORNER HOWARD, only $40.00; wiso light, dry basement. suitable for barber shop. printing ofce, ete, $15.00 por month, Wright & Lasbir M2 17 FOR It 1 drug store. AGENTS WANTED. tes, 106 1 1ine Nothing ASSELRS nbinel edue blocks, Selis at sight. Iy and illustrat ©Cc., Salina, K, MHOR 18% WE WANT 11 our siiper KE women wanied Shiepp's ¥ of copyriglicd 4. scenes and exhibiis of Xhibition: authorized by ofclil certiticate ne- Tonanza for wor handle it you will make dit gl big com- terins, fr Ad- 58 Dearborn street, Mg 1T R MEDICAL ANNUAL. O uy it mnst have it men selling our list of 35 B. "Treat, publisher, New Y phs of buildin 1d°s Columbian the EXposition managens companies eich volune. arop_eversthing money fast; books mixsions; Hlnstrated cir dress, Globe Bible Pub, C Chieago, NL, or Phila., Pa, LL 01 G-ROOM COTTAGE, MODERN. CHOIOR I, With steam; refenc B Do e o S igucion. S0i Bos i ¥ OM HOUSE uess, rent moderate. ALL MODER) i USES AND ROOMS IN ALL PARTS OF andup. G, I Buts, TR o NV, L e ROOM HOUSE, 1515 CASS, 24 Faman. ), WO 0-R0OM BRICK HOUSES ivenue, facing Hanseom park, neadly new, hard wood finish, first cliss modemn co cos. Tn- uire 1115 Soutl Thirty-sccond st Richands, J)o A FINE TEN-ROOM MODERN DWELLIY ~ Itiveminutes walk to business cer \ pered and varnished. Inquire for W, ¥ 207 Douglas St. TT-ROOM month. L. 8. Skinner. 310 14 PARK S yiliug first class, e efihit-room hon 1430 Fur 1 »om liouse, 4717 Capitol ave, all 11, $10.00. we, wll - niodern W repalr, city tmprovements, 112 New York Life Bldg. 175 { Howard 10 N. Y. Life. MODERN NINE uum}lunfii nily 30 NORTH Bogia & HIIL 30 19 NT 3-ROOM COTTAG nt sts., only §1 1At Compisny D, FOR RENT. NO. 8417 BURT STREET, 5 roank cottage, ety water. Williaw J. Welshins, 411 Kluhyel) block. 43-16 D. FOB REN BLOOK of cises; spley D DeExRaoM Hous| Grant, $12.00. :l_) TN pored catton. 10 Wit ifi?s'rm.\u, ALL MODERN, ulso v 1410 AND 1421 §. 20TH, MODERN, F ks nlsrcoms: et 1o, 108N ¥, Li } AND DALN, S0TH AND st Natloval binle. per month. T-ROOM HOU! North 24th M0 170 COTTAGE AND BARN WITH corner 20t avenue and Douglas s0n, 3804 S0uth 151l street Mi19 S OF CITY. 339 18 S1000. 0348, 151 200 DERN [N PROVE 1 Chicug ROOM e yard LN D I 1 Al 50 HOUSES. DIFFERENT PAL . Woad, 1tk and Dovglis. FOR REN'T, 5-ROOM HOUSE, 17th a ), 8 ROOM HOUSE. s nd good DLy 1 L FURNISH ED HOUSES. L 100 & i e month. Nothbig tikn fo M S CROWELL s 1t [ fre fohut a1 | Bl D, ickLy ri \nfurniaiiod. Re Withiol) blic ton. $1.30 & line pe; ISIDENCE COMPLET] HTorni sts. 14 for rent Joms with all coriver 2 mymten, lui ondition. W. E. Grat- OR !EK‘T-—?URNLB}AED ROOMS. vilon, 1o word there - Teaton e fler. N E TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR e only s 2t wteset - FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVAT il oo convenlences: ebuvedle B S. 2th Ave, F “NIC goutio E ROOM WITH 4 1011 Faruam. 24116 J) FOR KRR URNISHED OR UNFURNISITED o, with o without board, %648 Dodyw " 3 ELEGANTLY FURNISIR D ROOMS, FACING Y160 8L corucr Howand, socond ook $10.00 A $12.00 pex month. Wright & La N3z | FURNsuED ROOM, 2017 HARNBY 97 GENTLE- od7 FAMILY, 10 10L0r! M165 17 LY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR FOUR 07 Douxlan. 0 BATH $0.00 month Ratos, 10¢ a line oa month. Nothing A NICELY FURNISHE s, Addi g Be _ STORAGE. Rates, 100 o line o h tngortion, §1.60 11 nth. Nothing take 4 ¥ou ANY SUM rou wish on your | TANOS. HORSES, WAGONS, S WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ot prompt attention (o all applieations, 11 earry s I 18 yon wish You can by A payment at or removal of | FIDELITY LO FURNITUR CAR iper: GUARANTEE €O, m 4 Withnell bi v 15th and Ha WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE tv: strictly confidential. - A. K. Harris, room nental bloek 1 Con X NoNEY ) LOAN 10an ¥ou Any St possibiv ¢ o You ¢ ments as vou_wAsh iy or It 48 10g a8 § HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAG WAREHOUS OR ANY OTH Without plub OMAHA W 300 SOUTH 1ITH first o THE OLDEST, LAK Y INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA sum which iwest possible ra ne, and for any lenkth of time pay {t back In such tnatall when you wish, and only i keep 1t You can borrow you iR SECURITY. 1 0f prope “TRates, 10e month. Nothing FOR SATL first-class location stock will nvoice ab cash only. Address m for lews than NT STOCK GROCERIES; »od_rensons for selliig | 1 $1.800.00; WiLl be sold for 28, T MGG 0% FURNISH CAPITAL TO START ¥ inbusiness. Wo want to establish o reliable, enterprising person. man or wos Tewithato m ty e the wost, Business is cloan, mate. Bl money for b 8 with push and plick. If you can't Mrnish kst class referonces don't Iy ber, 10 nmioney required. Write at “or e some onp with more enferprise se- Clros Four territory. Dr. Starr Herb Remedy Co., 204 Kast 43rd st., Chicago, Tl 610 U AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC- (with position ln the office {f ko de- 00 10 $15.000.00 eash roquired. nsidored. The company has o es- on rendy sclling artivle at & good Address 8 59, Bee. Mss2 _FOR RENT. A BAKERY SHOP, OLD STAND No. 016 North 16th street. Apply t0 Jos. Red- man FOR INVI: #0048 Store OR SALE, A NO_ 1 NEWSPAPER OUTFIT bunty eat. Ensy terms. Inquire or addross The Knights Jewel, Omnbia. D44-19* Y LVANT TO BUY AN INTEREST IN A WELL established fire insurance business in On Address T 30, B FOR SAL THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, : - UNDERTAKERSANDEMBALMERS BAK . decensed THE INSTRUMENTS 16, 1803; 1 C Gilbert trustee, neig Tots 1 o 4 Douglas A L Sutton § ot 27, ik A'C Muiier o, lot 16 Stephinn Tot 15, bl Peter Anae 15 and 1¢ Michuel Tri Quick, ot Rosy Ludy cleeh Bar & Cobh's ¢ Joseph Svach, « Kountze South ¢ « Horrigan, South O R Horri South M South 0 1D Meagh South O Holman, Omuhin, W 0 Brooks 1ot 8, Geor J G Brandt J W Woar Okahomu Farmers Loan w0 Freme Rousek Ine each | 1g taken fo BR (FORM ertign —$1.50 & line por Tend AR e ey With soun tor with M. 0, Mani.inder: balmer, 316 S, 168 st Tel. 600 REAL ARKET. placed on fécord October WARRANTY DEEDE. and wite to H £ Giibert, lot 16, in Okahoma, - vlock 2, 18t add to doua' to A R Keliy et wndiv block 4, Missour! avenua 8,000 200 and wife 5, b) o Peter Arbor Plac nd wife to sume, ek 4, same on'to M J MeArdle Dlock 4, same imer and wifo 1o 1, block 6, Van Can ek and busband to Waj uh, fot 12, biock 1, Pottor add to South Omalit and wife to 25 feet 1ot i d nddd aha Land company to It teactional lot 4, biock 107, ahi to 1M Christ ha Lnd conp fractional lot i rto H M Chiristie, same W Land company to J N lot 16, bloci 149, South ndor- 2,000 4,500 Lotis block e, iy to J 1) block107, v to J 0 Gibson, rice’s subdiy.. L and wife to Rieliwrd and ue, lots 13 and 14, block park T QUIT CLATN DREDS, and Trust company Elkhorn & Missourl ont, Vailey Ruilway company, lot 19, in 34-1¢ Thomas Appleby and wife et al'to W O Alnswort! 14-16-10. WO Alns ol uw 8w He sw andels nw sw th Appleby ot al, DS, J W Roundebush, special master, to Omaha Loan aund Trustcompany,lot 7, block 4, Total a , Patrick’s 1st ndd nount of transfers 3 ARl L EL N SoLiQIT; PATENTS?"¢ patent obtained, Loaves |OH Omaha WANTED, PARTNER IN HARDWARE business.” Small capital required. Waterman, New York Life buliding. M35 174 ARTNER nd furnished, 10nth; must hia IN RESTAURANT, clearing #250.00 ome knowledge ars old; small cap- right man. * Call or 8 11 t, Council Bluffs, 10 §300.00 of bu FOR EXCHANGE. ine per month. Nothing taken for less than 71 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRAS and Da Will sell cheap o mdse., horses and cattle. Add, Dox 7 ICANSAS ige for ukfort. Ind 066 10c al ach insertion, $1.50 a line per Nothing tak i 1 o less thitn Zoc. TORAGE,WILLIAMSKCROSS, 1213 HARNEY G HOUSEHOLD GOODS, B. Wells, 1111 Fai —CLEAN STOCK OF GEN take real estato, money. Box RAL MDSE. WILL , Frankfort. Ind. 606 75+ GOOD STOCK OF HARDWARE TO TRADE 4toriand and cash, or will give tme. Address S 21 Be 609 LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR change with B. J. Kendail. 507 Brown bloc MS19 N: D BARBER FURNI- 515 Douglas, M23d 174 7-A FINE BLOODED STALLION 10 BX- lichange {or o wm of driving lorses. I B ton, Omaha | 10.15um DR, SUES & CO., B TA, NEB. Advice FREE Buildiug, Simpson, Waehington, No nttorney's fee until Write for Inventor's Guide, hmas RAILWAY TIME GARD TCAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.| A Depot 10th and Mason Sts, I Expross. | 20 FXpross, & Towa Local E MO RIVER A Depot 10th and Mason Sts, Denve iwood [ oot it Kansas Clty D; o K. Aves | ha Jpm Adam C. Night Exp. via U, P, 1 00 pim 7.10 pm 5.00 b 0 wm | Ok 0 | Ok 05 pin _9.05um Teves Omaha |Ur S [ CHICAGC aha | tantic_Exp sicn Stute Limited Ight Bxpress, rid’s Fair Limfud. o0 lahoma Bxp. (to C. B. ox. i) | 9.0 7.A5am 2100 pm 0 am Tahon a9l Colorado Limits ebraska State Limitod TUNTON PACIHIC, jon Dy 3 155 pm. [Arilves Omaha, Sts. il U. P. Depot a 7i-A DOUBLE-GAITED 10-YEAR-OLD GELD- ing. record v L or trade for 4 good Price $300.00. Box M27117° -hand bukgy and cash. qoah, L. n word firat nsertion. Nothing OR SALE, Inquire room’ 308, F Ie 4 word right p Bauk building, () STOVES OF ALL KI Wells Atction Co., 1111 (), SQUARE PIANO “FO chelp. S, Bauk, 114 8. 1 OB RENT M0 1ea word there- an 2 after. QuRIPRARPT lows on riv box Q! ALE, 100 ACRES W A SET OF BLACKSMITH T00) . 3834 N. 218, very cheap. J. Lewls, “Ratos, 100 & lino each nsortion, $1,50 mouth.' Nothing takan for less than 2oc MRS, NANNIEV. WARREN, CLAIRVOVANT, Hable business modii; St year at 119 N, 1 i MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Rates, 1 montis. ' No T=-MADAME SMITH, . L3TH, 2ND PLOOR, Room 3. Massage, vapor, slcohol. sten sulphur: neAnd 50 OALLS: 207 21t T-MME STOWE, MAGNHTIC HFALER 3 Douglas blook DMESS 15 ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES BATHS: AAsage treatments. Iy N h 16th . M 19 PERSONAL. EATMENT, ELECTRO-THER- " 1p and hair freatiment, manieore and ehivopodist. Mrs. Posy, 3194 S.15th, Withnell bl phbd Uy WRITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR BEAU- fuily illustrated Mirr photo-cig vertisers, ngs of handsom Brown Publishing C [ [, 2B WHEREABOUTS OF MRS NAT MEL- lonjor daughter, Nellle, Mellon, who. when 1 heard " frou, were ' residents of Council Blufts, is wanted. Address M. B. Cryderman, North Platte, Neb, 42 18° UsaEoine done MONLY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE. “Ratos 100 & e montii ) inertion, #1.60 a Line par Nothing tuken (or lews than o 7/ FURNISHED HOTEL Uenange for good, ¢ zood, Wi town, spl Cedar Rapids, N 7,1 #7000 STOCK OF HARDW AR Ubusiness, for cle fari. $10.000.00 c Omalia property for $2. ood bankable notes. nroi or and §15,000.00 0 000.00" mortgage 1 E. F. Ringer, 1510 Far (1HOICE 1ST MORTGAGES., ANY AMOUNT. G- G. Walluce, “Brown block, (0t and Douglas. o N. Y. LIFE D19+ ARMS—A. JOINSON, 1514 CAP. AV.. OMATA M1 028 TIVE MBS, VERY Joutes, 16 Patiorson bik. M08 LOTS IN FRASER. 00.00. Also 160 uson & Co., 1015 FAH.M LANDS, C. V. HARRISON, 912 cheap. S 7OR SALE, BASY THRM Towa: new town; $30.00 good garden land. T, Fo; LANDS AND_ CITY PRO [QARM ght, 301 N. Y. Life Bld, K. Boi [PARM LANDS, B0 icres, Sarpy county, $4. 80 acres, Sarpy county. #1000, A0 acres. Sarpy, $50 un acre. . Douglns eonnty, $i( Douglas county, $43 Washington eount )oe county, $ Ly, . Harrison, 91 #5300, $1.000, $1.500; any terms. Willi 154N9% ANY PRICE; Brown blic, 16 & Douglas. 20 N2 IA.. CHEAPEST AND $30.00 land producing Tracts 40 to 790 acres. Carey & T MIOT 21¢ THE YEAR. WOUL| S1R.00 Crop. Beebe, Modale, long tin ot partieular about the raet VHE BEST BUSINESS IN OMAHA, # X150 Biv $1.200.00. ! $500 00. 'y stock, $1,000.00 1623 Fannam street. M205 19 / MONEY 70O LOAN AT LOWEST RATES Phe O. . Davis Co., 1503 F! W MOXEY T0 LOAN AT LOW tniproved aud uniniproved Omuli 10 5 yours. Pidelity Trastco., 1 W, LOANS O INPROVED AND UNIMPROVED 1y property, £5.000 and Upwards, 3 o e per contiuodelays W. Fakaam Smith & Co, 1520 Fatam i) —MONEY 1T N AT ticle, Pirst Nationul B bidg. 60, ST CO. 318 N. Y | security W, AN (LOANAND T Lifo, lends ut low rates fo Nebriskis and 10wa faris or SECURITIES FOR SALE, Ratws, 100 3 e each nserti g HIGH GRADE OMANA OITY MORTGAG uottiug purchasers g0od rate of lnterest. suus of from $100 up for sile by Globe Loau & Trust Co 10ih & Dodge, Omaha. Particutars ou appli 2 MORTGAGES FOR SALE, SBOUR- iy absolutely wafe. Ames Keal stalo ae 1017 Farnam, SSMAKING 1N 1215 Nieholas DA N1G* INTH ST [T { ! 0~ BOARDING WITH ROOMS. SINGLE OR B il ot Tt it W w1 60y t W (Lo Tneat Tovatous 1o Lo eliy wil svery- 10 Dousiin YOUNB WOMEN'S H X UNDER ¢ Wouien s Clrlabias wvas ot 11 | 5 S5 o 174l i l o each insortion. $1.50 Nothiing taken (Or Lless L = [ OUNG LADLES AND GENPLEME ¥ CAN $)0N dequire & worlking knowledge of hortind and (ypewriting at A. C. Van Sant's selool of short- sud. 304 N Y. Lite” Typeweltors 1o vant. . €71 SHOKTHAND AND TY PEW RITAN PAWNBROKERS. Itaton, 10c 4 Line exch nweriion . Nouliing taken (07 loas thas 200, SONNENUERG. DIAMOND BROKEL, + Douglas st Loaud wosey ou dinmonds wikchos,ete. Ol goid and allver bouglas. " 5o ' 78 04 line pe w 1505 | | thorealler. i Lo ONTHLY PAYMENTS, 6-ROOM 00T would 1519 M1 1 IST YOUR REAL ESTATE AND MERCHAN- Adise for pale and “exchange with E. F. Ringer, 1619 Parnam streot. SOUTH FRONT, BRISTC Full lot and good B-r cottagy price $1,250, $500 casl, House' and 1o, 1 block from 13th st. ¢ Two liouses bringing $10 per month line, $1,250. cres with hotse, $2.000. East front Hansconi place lot, bargain, $2.500. F.d. Wead, 16th aud Douglas, PAVED 20th and Ohlo, v #8750 lots, s, 10c o e el insertion. $1.50 o llue por montii. Notilug takeo or loas tha 23e. REMINGTONS, CALIGRAPHS. BVERYTHING, uuhoard of prices.” Tel. 558, Hoyles 615 N. Y. Life bldg. Seud for simples. ANDSECOND HAND SCA. dress Borden & Selleck Co., Lake st.,C1ie Taies, 10 & Lo cac insertion month, “Rothing take for less tha » (3.} SELLENBECK BANJOIST AND TEACHER, X2 1510 Calloraia ai Bid firat iy Nothiug takeu (o BETWEEN HOWAT Bl satche tin and tisi Wi Mur- B0 100 550 pm | 11.30: “L.Chicago Bxpress Clileio EXpivns 5.:45pm & “o C 1010 am 405 pm 700 pn Depot | 45 pm | enver .Norfolk Deadwood BXprass 150 pmt At) Wyo. Hxp. (3%, Mon.) | 1:50 pm Sxpress (Bx. Sunday) . | 10.4 St. Paul HICAGO & NORTH WESTN. P. depot. 10U & Marey S, *hicagoExp 8 Vestibule Linita, ISSOUR Depot and Webste SI. Louls Bxpi chraski 3. ST, P M. & C 1ath and Webst foux Clty” A 2 ux City Express (Bx. Sun. ) oS Pl Limitted . Kiind Passengzer (lx SIOUX CUIY & PACLIC Depot, 10 and Mare, Houx Clty Passong .St Paul Express.... 10UX CITY & PACIFIC [Arrive 15th and Webster Sts |~ Omaba OMAHA & ST. LOULS, Depot, 1001 and Marey i Louis Cantion Ball Omah D. Prat R, t wna J, M. Counsman Enter the ce for 'Van Camp's Shoes, Last Saturday'when John Jenkins was nominated the candid; by the republican convention as ate for the office of county com- missioner from the Pifth aistrict he had no idea that the position was such a rich plum and that it was the envy of so many other repu blicans, Since that time, how- ever, Mr. Jenkins has discovered that there is to be lican rank three-cornered fight in tho repub- and that two otier men of the same political complexion as himself aro afte the sam o office. Yesterday Jacob Counsmanand E. D. Praty, both of th tions 1n ti ing that th thay they Jenking: cundidates’ ¢ Iifth district, fled thy o oftice of the county clerk, ney had been induced to would make the Both of the before the couvenyion, 10W- v, and with were but race weu there neither of them suceeeded in gotling a vate, nece: Sul oy nday they gob out with the petitions and after securing the fifteen siguers each, they bared their breasts and now they: will have their names ou the official ballots, Pratt co mes from the Stxth ward and was before the primaries, but yhibge he cuptuved only 95 of the 700 votes cagt. Aaron E withi the county ei {ool ¥iled u perition yesterday ke statdugthat he would run for the oftice of county'cdmissioner in the [ifth distri Hoelvwent before the democratic convention for endorsement, but was knocked out The Kountae M Omaha ugenze Qumha, Ministerial: guion met at cmorial church yesferday morning and discussed the questipi ;of ways and of DU weans gelical opened who said t work upon anvassing thu éity for ov rposes. The Udiscussion was by Rev. &' PU Davis bt the flest essentiil was to ko to God's plan. I th¥s city there should be about 120 protestant’ churches in- stead of le divide covercd The dise a dozen oth ous ideas s than 100 and they should be so | that the entire tervitory would be ussion was participated in by half her ministees, who advanced vari- for propogating religious life through the city. The Wat an attempt in about al For mon of the coun to such an desverate longiug to - Chuse After 4 Lulet, erloo people had a’'great race in to cateh s thief, bui they failed 1 but the rage. ths the peaple of tie western end ity hidve been annoycd by thieves extent shat they.bave become Last week two borses, one be- J. 1. Nichiols and the other to George Huglies. were Stolen froui 1ho posses- 1 sion of Mr. that the hovses were it biorman and L i 1ot of th the hor and escape Hughes. orted ith e people jourseied. They found but the thief fled 1o u corp teld Fridyy it was re OCTOBER 17, 1 AIAVD qHT 3. HE SYASHED ALL RECORDS William Vinoont Allen of Madison Now Holds the Long Distance Talking Belt, SCENES DURING HIS WONDERFUL SPEECH Senators Who Sought to Eutrap the Janior from Nebraska and How ‘They Fared —Woleott's Ludicrous Biander - Comments ot Repeal Fapers. The performance of Senator Allen of Ne braska is cousiderad the most remarkable in the history of the senate. Previous to this, writes the correspondent of the Globe-Demo at, Senator Faulkner was the rocord- breaker, le having held the floor for thir teen hours duriug the long debate on the force bill. The conditions then wers en- tirely different. Iully two-thirds of Mr. Faulkner's time was spent in his seat rest- ing while efforts were belng made to socure #quorum. Betore that time the longest speech within the recollection of senators was about ten hours duration, and was ac- liverod by Garrett Davis of Kentucky dur- ing the recoustruction period. Mr. Allen took tho floor at 5:15 in the afternoon, and with- out any interrupgions, except such as were purely accidental, ho had the tioor all night. He proved himself an able and indefutigable talker. At no time did his voice fail him, and oven when the clerk was calling the roll to secure a quorum he stood erect and ready to proceed with his remarks. Not for one moment did he falter; not for one moment did he lose his soli-possession; uot for one moment did he show that ho was talking against time. Clad in a park suit, his collar being adorned with a black tie. in tho op- presaive atmosphere of the senate he did not weaken for an instant, but with great vigor clucidated his financial views. Ho con- oluded his speech on the stroke of § o'cloc having thus been on the floor for fourtcen and three-quarter hours, During that time he occasionally sipped from a cup of ¢ this was his ouly nourishment. When he finished his eyes were as clear and bis voic was a8 strone and his gestures were as vig- | orous as when he took the floor. His respites were fow, and when he sent to the clerk to liave read certain excerpts: but even then he remained upon his feet, without the slightest evidence of fatiguo. Soon after closing Senator Allen disap- peared. At i iu the afternoon he returned to the senate chamber with the evidence of having taken a bath and a nap and put on fresh linen. He was congratulated as u world breaker. Reflections on the Sun, Prior to a roll call, and while mr. Allen was speaking, there wasan amusing inci- dent.” Mr. Dolph had a colloquy with M Allen, which lead Mr. Allen to say with up- lifved fing Does the se shines “Yes,” replied Mr. Dolph, I do The senator has mistaken sunlight, and that 15 wh currency.” | Laughter.] Then "Mr. Peffer came to Mr. Allen port to ‘‘set this matter right,” as he s by means of a formidable looking volume, | whereupon Mr. Dolph to retreat rapidly towards the cloak room, to the un concedled amusement of his colloagues, Mr. Allen appealed to him to remain, and Mr. Dolph. remarking apologetically that he had not intended to go out of earshot, re- turned to his seat just behind Mr. Peffor, who proceeded toread to him many sta tistics relativato the volume and deserip- tion of government currency issue since the beginning of the c1vil war. A Spat with Hoear, When Mr. Allen had spol ght hours Senator Hoar suddenly started up, rabbed his slecpy eyes and catie down the aisle into the ring. he senator from Nebraska,” he said, “said a while ago that ther duction. Does he nov rezard an instanee of overpi Everybody wis surprised at the question, No one nore so that the seuator from Ne- braska. *Does the senator mean to insult me?' ho asked, with some show of anger in nis face, oh, no,” reptied Mir. Hour, still rubbing his eyes, 1o question is certainly too insulting for me Lo answer d Mr. Allen dou't auswer it then,” snapped ot Mr. Hoar, and he went back to the cloak room 1t Was His Own. Bringing his fourteen hours speech to a close Senator Allen of Nebraska chauged { from his extempore manner and read his peroration. It was a polished effort, and Mr. Wolcott. who tad been at his desk for some time p upied with something thag had diverted his attention, suddenly rose and said: “May I ask the senator from what he is reading?” **A slight production of my own,” replied Mr. Allen, whereat the senate, quick to cateh the humor of the situation, broke into a hearty and rather unsenatorial guffuw, Mr. Wolcoty was evidently taken aback and embarrassed when he saw the blunder he had made, “1liked it extremely,” s auxious to know what it wus. or dispute that the sun tonight. the gaslight for t he bas done as to is speech as d he, “and was n and thad Mr. Allen made the statement, ing the condition of the country, that the ages on the farms in Kansas, Nebraski and other western states were paid off by means of foreclosures, Mr, Squire (rep Wash.) took exception to this, and said sta- tistics showed that these mortgages wero | paid largely-through the sale of the products of the farms, Ho denied the accuracy of M. Allen's statements, 5o far as his state concerned, Uis true i a degree of vour state, and of every other state,” snid Mr. Allen, “And T defy you to prove iv!” retorted Mr, e » discuss. Huwloy of* Connecticut asked M Atlen not to clude his stte, u request what sturted Mr. Allen into & discussion of the conditionof " the farmers of New Fag- land, in which he asserted that the fars of Connecticut had been abandoned und we now being occupied by French Cauadiau while Yankee workimen were being sup planted by “debased labor," This brought Mr. Hawley to his feet in o short but em phaticdefense of the character of the people of s state, It wos true that there was an inftux of foreigners, but it was an _in. dustrious vopulation, rooting itsclf iuto the soil und becoming solia. substunvial vitizens of their adopted couutry “Don’t you disturh you of the Yankee,” said Mr. Huwley, as ho walked down the main aisle. “Put him upor e rock and he'll make moey trad ing if theve is any one, else on the rock “Turn him out of the unich uud he'll pet buck again and add to the wealth of the country in coming back.™ 'self about the debt Newspaper Commen IKansas City Star: The laurels which Mr Morgan of Alabama has so long held s the longest winded orator in America have been stolen from bhim by Me. Allen of rhrask, who spoke continuously for fourte and one-quarter hours, Clicago Herald: A talk of fourteen bours is like the breath of the morniug o Seuutor Allen. It is half that ‘quantity of silence which would foree him to vote for any meas ure for which he might have retained sufi- cient strength to lift his voice. Chicago Times: For any purpose of states- wanship, for legitimate business of the senate of the United States, William Vincent Allen of Mydisou, Neb.. is impotent ; the purpeses of a dime museun Wil Vincent Allen of Madison ought to be arawing card (ilobe-Democrat - Senator Allen hus talked more hours on i streteh than ever did Cliy been cal there fore must be of them, | half i coutury ugb who: we « ing glants in oratory and deiate aceoMing W populist 1leus, 2 | greater statesmian thun i | Buffalo Express: A man who can talk for | fourteen and threc-quarters hours without a | break descrves to be riised on the pinnacle of fame Leside the cham prano player, | the champion seven-day ring walker, 1he | chumpion quail-ester and the champion gu.i chewer. Al houor to Willum Viucent Al o but for | Waebster, Cuboun or any other of the men of | R T m— freak whom the populists of the great state of Nebraska have sent to represent them in the United States senate! New York Evening Sun: Mr, Allen, sena- tor for Mebraska, is certainly ono of the men plugless word 'spoats whose foundatios are deep within their lungs,” of whom Oliver Wendell Holmes speaks. Al through the dull and weary night he has held the senate in chains b ceaseless flow of words. Kansas City Times: History tells us that Allen has been a baso ball player and a luw- yer. Inone ho got his physical endurance, in the other his vorbal. Ono isstill vhogroat American gawme, the other a great American calling. Allen s an examplo, & horriblo ox- ample, of what oxcess in these noble profes- sions will bring, Minneapolis Times spoke longer against any ono else, has been a senator a shorter tme than most of his colleagues. The traditions of tho senate aro sadly ham mered out of shape. [tused to be that « sonator voted five yoars beforo he spoko once. Now he talks five years and then Moves 1o adjourn. Kansas City Star: The next timo Mr. Allen enters into competition against the flight of time ho should enlaro his roading privileges with selections from Burton's “Arabian Nights,” or Voltaire's “Candide' or the “Decameron and other instructive writings. quorum and add to his reputation stickler for senatorial courtesy, e NOUNUEMENTS. Mr. Allen, who the repeal bill than as a It is reprtod on good authority that in Colonel Robert G. Iugersoll's five lecture delivered in the Auditorium in Chicago last on thoe gross receipts amounted to move than $25,000. This is perhaps more money than was ever before drawn by any orator for tho same number of speechos. Ingersoll, as u celebrated showman has said, is the greatest “‘one-man show on earth,” Tomor- row night he will deliver his new lecture, entitled “Myth and Miracte,” at Boyd's now theater. The salo of seats opens this morning. seas One of the most interesting announce- ments for the coming season is the ongase- ment at Boyd's new ater of Ihomas Q. Soabrooke ind his opera coni and ballet in ““The Isle of Champagne,” by Charles A Byrne and Louis Harrison, bogiuning Octo- ber 19, for four performances and Saturday matinee. No more brillinnt success has been obtained for many years than t achioved by Mr. Seabrooke in his delight- fully quaint and humorous impersonation of the character of King 11, the exalted ruler of of Champagne,” whose inhabitauts are supposed to have been fgnorant of the use of wateras a beverage until accident opens their eyes to its luxurious advantages, I'b e of seats for the entire en, rment of the Seabrooke Opera compauy will open at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. The second performance of “A Railvoad ot” at the Kifteenth Street theater coted by a large and very appreciative © last night. ~ Several new songs will be introduced during the week. NUMBER THIRTEEN. Superstitio Defled in the New Eugtne Hous Yesterday forenoon the firemen at No, 8 en- give house on Harney and Bighteenth street were kept busy putting together and polish- ing up the new La France steam fivo engine, which arrived late Saturday evening The steamer is iknown as the “Continen- tal," and bears this name in its side, It isa good second class engine and will be “ted to do some good work. Chief Galli- 1 expects that the new engine will pump lous of water a minute from four ams of hose from hydrants. As 5001 a8 the new engine house, at the corner of Fourteenth and Harney strects, is completed, which will be in about ten aays, the eugine und water tower will be placed in commission and will answer all down townalarms, An_engincer from the La- France works at Elmira will arvive here to- day and then a test will be made to deter- mine what the engine ean do. Cinefs Galligan and Salter appear to be well pleased with the new piece of machinery and think that the engine will greutly assist them in fight- ing fires in the business portion of the city. The new house on Harney street will bo numbered 13, and besiaes the big engine and water tower ‘the small 400-gallon engine, which was recently repaired, may be pluced there, too. Numing of a UPHELD BY THE PEOPLE, Popular Approvat of the by Tho kee. Editor Fields of the Tilden Citizen, at Til- den, Neb., is in the city visiting his fricr.ds, Speaking of the political situation, he said: *In Madison county and the northwest gen erally tne course of Tur Ber in upholding Judge Maxweil and attacking the railway ring meets with popular approval. A pecii- liar state of affairs oxists in the Ninth judi- cial distvict. When the peoples party held their convention ut Norfolk to nom- inate & lawger for this po- sition. J. S. lobinson. a democrat, and bis strikers succeeded in capturing tho convention and in turning down Mr. Wigton, the only candidate of the poople's party. T3 was accomplished by Robinson get- ting u few of thealleged lesders df vhat parcy on his side, +OF co urse, tricks had to be resorted to in order tothrow dust into Lhe eyes of the mass of the independets w muake them believe everything was straight so that they would support the nominee, but a great many ped ple are having their eyes opened to the tru mnwardness of affairs and I look for o wreat vevolt from the dictation of the would- fers and u general stampede to N. 1), ckson, the republican nominee, and a steaightforward, capable and honest man,” — WORKED THE HOTELS, urse Carsucd €. W. Green Arrested for Evading Board Bila—Deserted His W if “The police arrested €. W. Gireon List even- ing and booied him for defrauding the pro- prietors of the Arcade hotel. Yesterday Green sent his baggage to the Paxton hotel and this zave a clew to the persons who were on i lookout for him, It is said that vhe some time ago, and thut time Green has beon cecentric conduct Advices wero received by the police lust evenng stating that Groen” was wanted ay West Union, fa., forpbtaining woney unddf false pret i3 suid Chat be also de- serted a v 1 six childron. - aebizestion and bitiousness with De Wi’ Little Barly Kisers, - Motz Hal). mesting at Motz hall last Haseall, D, Clem Deaver aud others spoke upon the silver question. They also oxpounded populist principles and drged loyalty to the populist ticket during the present cimpaigy - - Sweet broath, swoel stoli per! Thenuse Dewitt's Livl bill was contracted this is not the first guilty of the samo Popu “Ihie populists held evening. s Tsaie LOCAL BREVITLE: There will be a mass meeting of colored citizens at Knights of Labor hall this ever e “The Associated Charities met at 807 ard steeet yesteraiy und traussctod business. Building permits to the amouut of §1,0:0 were issued yesterday by the inspector’ of build s, I'nere will be a meeting 6f the republican city central o Lhis ovening at 7:30 o'clock at headquarters, © wrm at d o'clock yesterday aftor- noon called three cox anies of the fire de o Forsy-fourth aud Farnam A piece of sidewalk aud a pile of rubbish were burning. ‘The fire wus extin 1 without any loss. Mayor Bemis has sigued the ordinance creating the commission for the Platte river canal, and it will go back to the council ‘The proclamation culling upon the volers Lo uote bonds in the sum of $1,500,000 Lo con struct the cana! will be published soou. How- routine I'his will fnsure the presence of a | 5 Lanzuagd 7 SALVE FOR WOUNDED HIi.\l(]'S Damage Svits in Profusion, Inoluding One for Shattered Love, NEW CASES COMM:NCED 1y THE COURTS W. G. Sloane of South Omaha Aces Kk the Lov. o of of Another Man's Wite Mulien Asked to Henl D uged Reputations—Court Notes, The scandal mongers of South Omaha have a sweet morsel which they aro rolling under their tongues, and as a resul the town is shaking from cont ference, all on account of a ca found its way into tho district ILis known as Heary Little against Wiltiam G. Sloane. In this action the plaintiff sues the defendant for &.000, charging that not inany months ago, by reason of his avts, hio (tho defondan Littie sociaily o cireum so which has court, whers allionated affections of thoveby cansed o Co Uit with a view to severing tho bonds of matrimony, thus breaking up happy family PPeople whio know all of the partics con. cerned do not hesitate to denounce the suit against Sloanc as a viackmail, instituted for the purpose of gotting some biood monoy, and that if a teial is over reached it will ba proven to he such, Whether or not the Littles lived as happily a8 birds in the samo nest is not_kuown, but It s known that last July, Nollie Little commenced suit in tho district court of this county, aud that In her pe- tition she asked fora deerve of separation and the vestoration of her maidon name, In the petition sho atleged that Little had been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment: that he had struck, braised and beaten her, an i that upon one occasion he had driven her into the strect, compelling her to remain out of aoors for u long period of time, notwith- cUthat the weather was bite le % She Was Swindled, Twelve jurors, assisted by dudge Hope- well, are trying to determine whether or not Clarn Willinms was swindled when sha bought a tract of yeurs ago. She land in “Texas a couplo ot claims that sho was, but the defendunts, Fred King and J. . Mail ander, claim that she was not and aver that she got the full worth of er money As tld by the petition, the story is to the effect that the plaintift was the owner of « lot in South Omaha, and that one day Mailander happened along and told her thut he was the agent for some land in Toxas, and that it was a bargain. He declaved thay be had o tract of (40 acros, which ( the markets of the world would sell for §2 per acre, und thav ali of this he would traae even up, for the South Omaha assuming a4 mortgage which uggre- wated some $00 to say notling of the interest which was past due, Relyiig upon the statements of Mailander, the plaint made the trade and ok u deed for tho Tex land, King executi same. Shortly after this the meluded that she would do a little riiing, but before preparing for the seed time und the harvest she conclided to mako i sti gagion on her own account, and, in doiug so, she avers that she learned that King did not own an acre of land in the whole of the state of he further avers thay she learned that it Kiog had owned the lund which hie averred was his, it would have been worthless, as that particular secti of country was out on the plains, where it had nov raiued sines the oldest inhar<ant could remember. Av this timc laintix wauts diwage in the sum of $1,280 aud tho turn of her South Om veriy. wged 1o Jointly anl soverally W and his wifo Josephine hi to compel Jumes Mulle sum of $10,000, withh and a couple of dan wife alleges that Iast IPriday, while she was in hier own house and was conducting herself ina proper manner, with forco and Mulien entered the promises, wher assaulted her by wedg her between the door and the casing, thereby braising her person and causing her great pai ‘The husband’s cause of action is that on the same day when he was sitting in s own house, with violence and a great noise, Mul len broke in, ind with angry words declared that he conld whip everyboly in sight Iot, tations, © asked the eourt to pay them tho which to heal bruises ed reputations, Tho Wants More Monay, Last week the caso of Ingre Madsen aguinst the Omaha Street Railway company was tried 1 Judge Duftic's court, whero the plaintitt recovered judgment for $1,000 in an action brought for $12,200. Not satisfled with the fiud the plaintifr ., chury she jury was inflienced by what aj the newspapers, whith case and the accident which the litigation, of the Lbouy Minor Court Mutters, In the action brought, by Auna C. Chris. tlansen against Edward Callabiau and others Lo recover §0,000 damages alleged to havo been sustuined by reason of having been ejected from her st Omaba possessions, the jury last weck roturned a verdicy fov $15,000 in favor ofplaintiff. Yesterday the attorney for the defendants asked for a ne trial, alleging that the verdict was con- to the law and the evidene nd that it was not sustained by any of the tes timony produced at the trial. Judge Hoy well, before whom the case was H‘Ied. wilt hear the arguments for the new trial at'some future date, Judge Duffie wert to Burt county yester- day,wherehe will hold court during thé week, and'tn the meantime Judgo Ferguson of the uity division will preside over the third division of the law court Iu the crimin vision of tho district court James Aiken is on trial, charged with haviog been one of the parties who broke into Soren Larson's tallor. shopon North Sixteenth stroet a fow montis ago and stolo #7438 worth of goods, . W. Welcli, one of the parties who was alleged 10 have becn with Atken and who helped in the robbery, pleaded guilty some time ago and wus sentenced a tevm of one year in the penitentiary Mary B. Cooke has gone to'the courts, where'she has socured ¢ ing order preventing the ity from grading the alley th rough biock 49 Ixountze & Ruth's addition W the city. Shoe alloges that the grade of tho stréet is not cstab- lished and ‘that it would work a hardship upon lier to hive the alley graded butil th erade of the street is in shapo, The prop- erty Is In the yicinity of ‘U'wéntieth and Mirey streots. - Catarvh in the Head Ts undoubtedly disease of the blood, such only a réliable blood puritie 4 perfect and permanent cure suparilia is the best blood hus cured many very severe cases of catayrh. Catarvh oftentimes loads to consumption. Tuke Hood's Saysaparilla before it 1s 100 late. . d as can efect Hood's Sa purifier. and it Hood's Pills do not_purge, pain or gripo, but aet prowiptly, casily and sficiently George W, L, county schools, has issued a meeting, Lo be held in Saturduy alternoon, plice the follow out: Drawing i the Country Schools Miss I ul Tt superintendent of foe chors nexy and arried cull the court hous at which time ing program will be ¢ 0o MeDunn 3 ke Fitg- Discussed by B V. Metokl gerild of Ve [L T T Method Lassnci ing rod with a” byt 0 WA l Discussed by Mefvin Giliion: ad Ay Shiope In the public school 20 15 Library da thut the wach Slccess t the eounty October und us such Me, il hopes s will strive Lo make it a - No foreign substance enters into Cook's Extra Dry Iwperial Champagne. Its the purcst of the grapes uaturaily ferment