Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1894, Page 3

TIE_OMATIA DAILY BE NEWS FROM COUNCEL BLU Twelith Annnal Mass Meeting of the Young en's Christian Assool SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT ‘Aten-Gorham Ballots (o Which O, r cobs go to Cox, 10 Muin st ‘onnell Blufts, on use Domne CHARGED TO JUDGL Militia Due to the North- membership roll now the Commonwealers “Wer propose to ge attendance of | on mulcted liquor when it was state troops ex us are despers being calied to work for a living get to Washington we will simply government to do som If they see fit to send us to fail preparations Towa to recelve and wait for the committee reported that the receipts for the of which $708 was from such a harmlesy year had been $2,168 i 4 harml membership fecs s The disbursements had sum of $1,002 had been pledged for the ; Conmonwealers laughed when they saw the troops drawn up us in prigson they will have to feed Two-thirds of this army was called ot times yesterday can find employm to the unemploye propose to go to head Lawson read the report of the ENCOURAGEMENT FROM WOMEN made a few tawattamie and he threw light on the subject learned that the principal address of the considerable at when he was coming this way of Omaha made the along the line. been a great have passed solace to the boys at rendering Gou telegraphed Goy Jackson saying that if | My God, This Night." a posse large enough to stop it | correct, but we have been joked a great deal BENNISON BROS, person Saturday men deserting their unemployed is false many of the company department, nted to him by N. M are married m Northwestern, able to better their 24¢, 29¢ and 85¢ ed the men to hope for the best and all are confid All wove extra superfine ingrain carpet at move to order six companie: inglon something will be donc our condition." “There will be an a Tapestry brussel at 5oc, 65 L/ ssured the m and council that the Commonwealers were not there body brussel, property, and calling out he would have the expense of and feeding the militia charged Pottawattamie He said that he could sce no u nd was somewhat Best quality moquettes at $1.15 yard. These men have been out of work for months and there is nothing in California for them What few articles they for the militia ted into cash and top and bottom, $1.98 pair These things will be convi There was a mee Saturday night to d atives of the r “AL this meoting, Hubbard sug between here and O and stop the army ther would walk ove posed to and he cific coast is o good place for people ¢ from unless they v and plenty of it ou're a repor allways were present. said Sherift Hazen, * r, ain't you?” asked ravelers, as he struck a Bee man Being assured that his guess white shaker aba under a blockade, I told him that the men if they aid that I should have force e Bee would state that this the first pie the army had struck sinc he wished T! . dress goods and stiks no such harsh measure: as that could be adopted, as public have been feasting on pic ed a_mess since we this is the first pic we have tackled. on store man is all right and if any of left Oakland and alf wool challies, 9¢ yard sverything going che a big day with us. the calling out senting the state of affairs to the governc 'rtainly bitter against the Common- a meeting held 1 that we place the whole army Monday will be s this sale, here today raised his hat and remarked: “Now, b Garnishments time, as Iowa has pa is your last ints before sau Investment company and will guarantee people of Omaha, the police and mayor, and The response was immense. th of South Omaha was on them over the country so that they never get together again. oung Hubbard, who is Northwestern, that if the men captured one of their trains he would be in favor of having the tracks has reduced its hose ready to supply the tourists with water to drink and wash 100 tin cups and several wa sistant Chief Holland was with him and two yed by some rail- way, express or telegraph company ha Write at once for terms and Other railway men but they made no such suggestions, but all No. 12 engine house on Spring str on hand to assist Chief Smith in c: cs were needed. rangements made by Chief “What_bicycle o you Everybody rides countenance 1 do not look for any trouble with the army here and in the morning the 1 it and expect them to move of Omaha within left but little work an hour after it arriv ranted as good for the men of men who are waiting for a job at the packing houses Omaha that Domestic goap outlas some of the railways would see their way clear to take the men away from here to- cannot keep them here long.” ay that some of the ny going any further, stock food Is a blood purifier, a worm exterminator, a chole never fails. agents, Council Bluffs. night, for w It was rumored y opposed to the ar or through Commander would bring him then cause his arrest, thus leaving the army without a leader and causing the men to dis- laborers who are getting in half or quarter Son, general western number of the men if they did not to drop off before they reached Washington. To a man they denied that entertained Jarvis Wine Co., Council Bluffs, neil Tonight. make some statement within the law re put on the rock pile the very next matters of some little importance y : When we take on any new recruits, unsuccessful, ds could be side of the question could not be learned. night, so their closely until we find out if they are sincere newspapers say t few jail birds from Omaha will join us here. 1 can assure all that if those men who are released from jail for the pu of following dent cstablished by the county supervisors of rescinding the resolution exempting the association from It 1s commonly understood that the council in joining us. If little birds in the nest can't agree they Blufts are having some difficulty in agree- se of joining people of the city IHughes is making Chief Nicholson will report the name has selected values in shoes that justify long pilgrimages to §19 South dropped before very great distance. CAMPED IN COU Main street. dly likely that the committee to s referved the question of making with the gas and electric light company at present rates will be ready to make a The Bunkers Life Associatior In., stands at vans Laundr, and cuffs a five-year contract alty, 520 Pearl strect, Tel. tes for family work. Army Spends the Transfer. The usual quiet held possession of Couneil IS iy Boston slore, spring dress goods, capes. all mutual insurance. the head of It furnishes indem- climbed the hills a wonderful change pa over the town, which soon took on a circus day appearance and more than half of the people commenced to t meeting this evening. eneral John Prime of Des soundest and has the largest reserve for pol- od in the city yesterday morn- icy holders, §i,244,240.63. convince the most sk Wirt, agent, 716 Willow avenue. Moines arri A comparison will ddress W. O. vel toward the union where there were two centers of at- traction, one arrived during While you are paying for laundry why not The Eagle laundry’ solicits a tes comparison. Telephone 157, get the best? superior court trial and inyi Commonwealer: which had been pulled in by the Union Pa- and was sidetracked at a point a few rods from the union depot. > bold “sofer” boy: extended tour through England and France, 1 Kelly stated last evening that e number of applications ruits to his Kinnehan shoe: m would-be the total he accepted sevent Miss Viola Burgess is suff ated collar the sidewalk in front of her home on Logan who spent the night with one eye open and the other shut for the good of their country, were not particul Kinnehan shoes for 8ge. ring from a dis- WL Finish ate that the trial of the night on the hard side of a board wa contest case Gorham will be finished in the supe The count Satur as Arbor da presentation Programs have been 6 o'clock breakfast ought out little ch side claiming a s| a large numb eakfast was not ready some of th were ready to admit that a soldle cracked up to b well to be inside excited the admira- Shenandoah yesterday morning ved in the city and nothing definite will be The Second precinet Fifth ward and both precinets of the and it is thought this will be completed by nc was all ver; place this afternoon at residenee of her son, entertained friends Saturday afternoon at the home of the former on Washingt most of the afternoon the complaints that When you come to the be awn it is the Maltese announcement n South Eighth street rubber and cotton hose at Bixby mand of General 1 left Omaha and Rock Island ™ The militlamen were marched up to Meyers-Durfee Furniture compa X , The il e cast of the depot headquarters close enough Domestic soap breaks har - were needed in case the But 8o far as any actual need Castle is the man who wa ame plven by a young turday night on the home and no one would have been harmed a . 638 Broadway N INTERROGATES train pulled | taken to Mills county \tlemen gath Ed Sherlock became involved Council Bluffs and Omaha | Campbell and spent a ple and as the unaccountable { shouts nearly as vigorous as those sent out sulted from an insy loss 18 to keep well Insured in a high grade slapped Lim in the face owle, sole agents, 236 Pearl street, hardly knew himeelfe; Ale that he would be glad if he and his men might be allowed to remain in the city for a day. Thev had boen cooped up in b cars ever since Wedfestny and he thought a little rest and a chawge to stéetch thelr legs would be acceptitbh: Hazen replied that it was the wish 6f the citizens that the army move on as quickly as possible, and h aid not think they wewld be willing (o have it remain here any length of time, for fear ition of AR lawl wcts at laces might take that a rep Ogden and other westerr place, He Informed Mr. Kelly that the governor had put at Ms ontrol several com | panies of militia, withe structions to | them, If necessary, to pr any tions on the part of (he inen In reply Kelly denfbd fat thore had been anything lawless in the army's + at ny t the eastward movement was commenced. The capture of the Unlon Pacifie froight train was no capture at all for the railway company had put th in At the army's disposal and it was taken the compa full consent In all conversation with the sher neral Kelly | was courteous, and showed no disposition to .| brow r bulldoze. In fact, anything of that kind seems to be the very farthest thing from his makeup, and in all his deal vith his men and with the public he ained the same polite demeanor, He asked the sheriff, as the representative the city of Council Bluffs, to provide his men with a train that they might leave th city. Hazen replied that he could promise nothing of the sort, but if any such arrange ments could be made he would let him know as soon as possible BREAKFAST AND R Even before this conference had ended the men had feft the train and were build ing fires by the side of the track, hurrying to and fro with big pails of water, washing | ana preparing breakfast. Blankets were thrown from the cars, and in a short time hundreds of tired men were resting beneath the rays of a warm April sun. Some slept, while others gathered about the camy and read the morning papers and told of the journey over the ountaing, now a then injecting to homes and little ones in the e states. After a rest of an hour the order to prepare breakfast was and there was a hurrying to the com- road, Biv mis: department, from which beef, pies and coffee were issued to the cooks of each of the companies of the army. In a short time the combination of a morning and midday meal was spread, after which the | men fell to and ate with as much satisfac- tion as though they had been shoving their feet under the mahogany of the Grand. The meal having been finished, many of the men called upon the barber, where beards which had been started on the Pacific coast way to razors. Improvised barber chair consisted of railway ties, boxes, pails and the railroad track. After the members of the army had fin- fshed their tollet they were ready to vec callers, and from that time until the parted for the east they were kept bu it is estimated that 50,000 persons called at the camp during the day and evening. ‘The Couneil Bluffs people turned out in full foree. while the Omaha contingent threatencd to swamp the carrying capacity of the motor lines. All of the closed cars of the company were pressed into the ser during the early part of the day, and before noon the company was compelled o press the summer ars into the service. Trains were run five minutes apart, with two, and three in cach section, cach running on one train’s time. At an early hour it became apparent that Governor Jackson's soldiers would not b needed, and before moon -most of them had quartered themselves under the sheds of the senger depot or.argund the —uptown Others of the young soldiers, and especially those whe, were out h.r”. time, ingered about the open watering places ¢ e pronibition town, or, else flirted with the maidens who had wandered into camp without chaperones -and were intent upon seeing an army of genuine Commonwealers WANTED NO TRAMPS. When the army of Commonwealers pulled over the Union Pacifie bridge and landed on Towa soil it was prédicted that all of the tramps and_vagrants of both Omaha and Council Bluffs would beecome Keilyized and take up the trail leading toward Washing ton. This prediction, however, never ma- terialized, for General Kelly was on to his Job and at once set about onraging any movement of the kind. From the door of the commissary car he made the nouncement that he would handle all of the recruits who cared to enlist for the cam- paign against monopaly, but he would not tolerate the presence of a tramp. What he wanted, he said, were honorable men and no others. He had had a few tramps, but had got rid of them as soon as they made their identity known, dumping them at way stations. This announcement dampened the ardor of the gentlemen who were co stitutionally opposed to work, and they wended thelr way back to the two towns from whence they came. In speaking of this matter with the Con monweal representative of The Bee, General Kelly remarked that he would not allow a tramp to enlist, if he knew the man wa a tramp. If he discovered that he one after he had goten into the would at once call a drumhead court-mar- tial, and, it the fellow was convicted, he would be driven out of the army in di grace. “We want men,” continued the gen- eral, “who, when they line up in Washing- ton, will have as much respectability the' senators and representatives them- selves, and if I can keep the army in its present soclal and moral condition the rep- resentatives of the states will not feel ashamed of our coming. It is true that we are not as rich some of the members of congress, but are as respectable and have the same kind of rich blood flowing through our veins. Besides this, we all are from the same original and common parents,” The busiest man in the whole the commanding officer, Gene While he had everything down to a system, all of his under officers apparently wanted his consent and advice before making the simplest move. This fact was the cause of his being on the go from early morning until night. He gave orders how to unload, how to cook the meat and how to repack the baggage, besides devoting considerable time to trying to make traflic arrangements for the movement of the army toward the national capital. KELLY'S EARNDST ADDRESS. During the afternoon repeated calls were made for the general, as the vast assem- blage wanted to know something of the oratorical ability of the leader who had brought 1,300 men over the Rocky moun tains. Responding (o the calls, a slight man, wearing a box suit of blue, his head surmounted by a yacthing cap, appeared at the side door of the commissary car and was greeted with a_rousing round of chee The man was General Kelly, and, dofiing s cap, he said Ladies and gentlemen, we come to you today, not as a body of tramps, but as loncst, would-be self-supporting laboring men, all free citizens of the United States. We do not belong tb the, class termed vag rants, but instead, thefe is not a man zmong us who would not' be willing to earn his bread by the sweat| bf honest toil, pro viding the employment ¥as furnished, We have among us mef Of every trads, men who have followed profé§isions and men who have been shining, lights In society, but Eruption blood did ‘'mo” uo wiiih ¢ enjoyl furnish empl sperity will again pr gh corn and wh it to foed half of men who represent you at Washin, r the prece- | have not made S T SR L woand the others will nent means something, see that this moy of a good many of the ot San Franciseo taken to the want to be let wed to pro around me the soldiery n's Christian as boys in blu understanding 1 out these Brotherhood s of his treatment will be paid by members of the we are all born robb UNKNOWN SMITH DESERTS, Head of the Commonweal. which mission mission to perform This after tric & Hand Power CUMBERLAND, will turn the ommonweal of Towa to get up a petition, ask Ireland to help us with hon top. Th S has been qu 1 sed. e « revolution of yesterday Nis father arrived at ssary to call out the militia of the state to protect 10 cents to see it = and affer eating | DO YOU KNOW THAT DAY & beside their | some choice bargains o fruit people paid citizens provided provend to bring them buying food suffering of the conclusion he was given three rousing cheers camphires for tho n Wilmington, and clothing for the Division No. | § command of ! “chimneys cloaned, 'Ed - Lurke, at Taylor camped at _grocery, 40 b there all | TpsTie They are being fed by the villagers, . commissary was turned bills, aggregating $105. who is custodian In view of the prob- Industrial ople’s Party passed a resolu TOPEKA, April 15, the company During the afternoon the tained by speeches delivered by local orators owd was enter- e of Shawnee tion last night to give itlemen taking a hand. During the day tered in one company, w ance of the journey, » recruiting officer mus- Washington make the necessary arrangements la; known' as com- From Oklahon KANSAS CITY, o men, all from Omaha and is under the command of Cap one of the rafting crews strong, completed them to and four years ago went west to bet- circumstance golden state and tr < successful, and nge plantation time had an o gave promise of being u bonanza, but about commenced on, he bit off more { having the hand when the boom collap: the oldest but greater portion of Leaving his employment unsuccessful, Commonweal or of free and un- trusted oflicers and is in limited coin night and the men bivouacked alongside the had hauied miles from At sundown last evening the men prepared er. Soon fires were brightly blazing in a long row down the Union Pacific tracks r the transfer depot. for Paregoric, Drop It is Pleasant. Millions of Mothers, Castoriadestroys Worms and allays astoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, and Wind Colic. Castoria relicves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and Dbowels, giving toria is the Children’s Panacca—the Mother’s Friend, comfortable feverishness cures Diarrhoeea companies have quartets which furnish comie songs and up an old fami pore than a thousand voices. rode in to Council comfortable circumstances. the cars which the Castoria. “ Cnstoria is o possible under the ine for chil good effect upon their ehildren movement about the camp W of the pickets patroling back and forth into camp Gel on duty and eral Kelly ord d the picke gave striet he would arvest him and turn him far distant when mothers will ¢ Interest of their ehildren, and uso Castoria in- | and_althoy squack nostrumswhicharo | medical supplies what is known as regular by foreing opium, | products, yet we aro freo to confess Ses the and other hurtful | merits of Castoria Lias wor *w ta look with throats, thereby seadiug | favor upon it." n outside of this g stead of the vari 2 their loved one morphine, soothing syrup agents down the thein to premature graves. ) 3.1 Kixcarvor, Boston, Mass, Conway, Ark. | Areex C. ny, T Murray Street, New York City. apprehensiv some of the soldiers m for an unlawful purpose Gene orders to all ki This was done and not captains to search the weapon of any kind taur Compa: nights in succession, went to bed ear instructions the militia, effect that they rol the camp Commonwealers need of even this, for th Power, Hendache, Waketulness, Lost Manliood, Nightly 1 issions, Nervou idrains O Ly overexert ik, which to U joeket, o wrltten u Al wrapper. Adire smouldering ¥or sale in ¢ Neb, by Shermuan & McConnell and by Kuhn & Co., Druggists. have been aware of the large cre who were sleeping in and n 4 and similar annoyances are caused by impure blood, which will result in a more dreaded disease. removed, slight impurities will develop into serious maladics. SROFULA, ECZEMA, SALT RHEUM I bave for some time been a fuffercr from a severo uble, for which I fook many remedies that ARE THE RESULTS OF Blood God. I have mnow tuken four = 03t wonderful resulia. thio best health I ever kuew, a0 galned twenty pounds and o cnds sy (hey Dever aw e as el s fecng quise Iiks a new man. JOHN 8. EDRLIN, . Goverament Printing Ofilor, Washington, D. O, Treatise on Blood and Ekin Discases matled fres to any address, BWIFT BPECIFIO C0., ATLANTA, GA. ain St., Council Bluffs TELEFHONES Funaral Dire ctor &Embalmar ! ' | I ) I lPorous Plaster| Y IS TINE BEST, - (( %) Ts RELIEVES PROMPTLY and & fidy tast this | Woran %, CURES QUICKEST. o ZoeY! TR o e o 3 fr N S 1 < Bl Park Floral (v, McPHERSON & RAIN, Props. ther e | & AR e et g ctteste 1 Mail and Telegraph Orders Promptly Filled Jiiws 0w | GED. PSANFORD, A, W.RICKNAN, Prosident Cashior, incident to i the health Morgen %0 serlons that of COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa. ” . | Capital, . - $100,000 i l“m;_ Profits, - - - 12,000 the | s uo0tt aate of Towa, Wo Improved Qurick and Easy Rising Steam, Elec- v B LEVATORS leaving d for Circulars, 1 and Jxoy's A here nd 1,500 minent | = HAVE gurden A near this city? REBAGE REMOVED, € way. AND L0, ARM AND ty Dought “and sold. Puscy & suncil Blufrs, ENOGIA PH T i has had ) best referen i1’ Blufts PASTURAGE, FIRST CLASS, 1O 400 HEAD adsir baokkkeeping N 2, Biee, Cou Address L . ut les fotth of town. Cattle a suitablo horses $4.00 L0 $7.00, fOr Beason, on their [ Aprit Lot 16, Good min in chargs mmittee to | of st Kras, salt and wat [ i WHU rent’ o good man ‘with .00 capital L een | fnvest in duly, hog siness; §ood 6room house und all cnences, L Pi Judson, 429 Gth uvente or 32 Droadway, Couns ol Bluirs. to the | — T | SALARY o1 conu i gentienian or lady ¥'s army, 200 | o 200 M it tonight with | = T v sword pin, engraved bangle * M. B Return to Dee of is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless sub itute , Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. guarantee is thirty years’ use by healthy and natural sleep. Cass Castoria.- storla s 5o well adapted to children thay known to me," . Osaoon, T A, Ancnee, M. D., owell, Mass, 111 8o, Oxford §t., Brooklyn, N. Y, * Castoria I3 the hest remedy for children of *Our physicians in tho children's depart- which T am acquainted. 1hopo the day isnot | ment have spoken highly of their experl- usiderthereal | ence in their outside practice with Castorla, gh we only have among our Unitep Hospivas 2= Diap NaARY, aitm, Pres., SEEDAN MANHOOD RESTORED! ;}ERYE srena:, O CUrC T HeTYOus dTvenses s Weak Meniory, Loss of brali 400 o i of e “ox cnused (hiul ers tobaceo. oplu or ati- ried in 85 order w ROl by i Ask 101 athor ot NEXVESEED ¢ kel HICAGO Masonle Temple, COUNCIL BLURRS STEAH DY W0A< Al kinds ot Dyelns and Clowing dono i tho hizhost stylo of the art Kalol an’ stulnod tabriss mad W 100k 15 gool now. Work prompti done ant dollyorei in all purts of tnr country, sonl for Vrico 1t A. MACHAN, Propristazr, Broadway, near Northe westérn Depot Telephone 22 WALL PAPER CLEANED C.H WARREN, Leave ordors with and rafor toW, A, WOOD Muln street, Loleplhione No. 33, ~