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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
ENOUGH FAITH CURE FOR HIN,
A Young Illinois hIan Who Tried II to His
Entire AntlAfRctlon,


sPRINoPIELD, I'LL, Ian. 4.-Robert
Watts, a young farmer from Chatham
who came to town the other day to at,
tend a faith cure meeting, announces
himself quite satisfied with hls exper-
iepce up to the presen. time, and will
return home. Among the recent con-
yerts IS Anna Delaney, OF TayloFyille, a
young woman about twenty years old.
Since her conversion she has taken up
her residence in this city and is u Tegu-
lar attendant at the afternoon and even
ing meetings, going into frances upon
the slightest proyocation, While in a
trance she sometimes walks about the
hall, At the meeting Wednesday alter
noon the girl was In trance, as usual,
and in walking up and down tile aisle
passed young Watts, who was standing
among q groupof sightseers IN the rear
OF the hall. AS she did so she caught
hold OF his hand witha a grip SO firm that
although he struggled to get loose, he
was unable to do 80, Several men tried
to stop the girl, but she continued work.
ing, and Watts was compelled to follow
her.
1t was4 o'clock in the afternoon when
Anna took her companion by tho hand,
and II was seven and a half hours before
he regained his freedom, When she
walked Watts had to walk, and when
she stood hehad to staud. All the after
noon aud evening he suffered as he prob
ably never suffer before, and wiped great |
drops OF perspiration from his forehead
while the faith cure band played, shout,
cd and sang themselves hoarse. Shortly
before midnight Miss Delaney fell to tho
aoor. She was placed upon n stretcher,
and in about five minutes letgo her hold
oi Watts, greatly 10 that individuals 70.
lief. The young farmer lost no time in
getting out Of the hall. His hand is
swollen now sd that he is hardly able to
lse II. Miss Delaney 6ame out Of the
'anch yesterday, but has no recollection
II what transpired,
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DUBLIN, Jan. 4.-Ntr. Edward Hur.
rington, NJ. p, who was sentenced to six
months imprisonment for publishing in
his paper the Kerry Sentinel, reports
concerning meetings OF suppressed
branches Of tho National League, was
to-day transferred from the Traiee to the
Tnllamore jail, where he is TO undergo
his imprisonment. He was attircd In
prison garb. A crowd gathered at the
railway station to bid him farewell. He
was heartily cheered. Mr.. Harrington Is
suffering from cold.
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CONDENSED TBLEGRAMS.


II Is reported that Hopkins, Of Fideli-
" Bank fame, has made confession.
The steamer State of Nevada arrived
at New York from Glasgow yesterday.
Mrs. Harrison was serenadcd last
night by tho American Opera Company.
During riot Ia Durango, Mexico
bull.nghters wero stoned by tho popu.
lace.
Fears arc entertained that there will
be more rioting among tho miners al
Bevier, Mo.
Over $4,000 Germans pntgrated from
the iatherland In 1888. Most Of them
came 10 America.
Kilrain aud Mitchell gave a sparrins
exhibition al Buffalo last night. There
were some hlsses aud cries for Sullivan
The Colored Catholic Convention yes
LerdAy issued an appeal 10 labor anC
trades Unions 70 admit colored inen OF
tue same conditions aH others.
Martial law is In force at Springer
Oklahoma and the squallets arc DO
camping, Springer Is but three week
old, but contains d population oiS,OO0.
Icon O. Durhpsne, who was tho Ru
publiCln candidate for Congress In thI
Sixth district OF Mississippi, will contes
with \. H. Hto6kdale toF The seat In IN
Fiity.lfst Congress.
John wananaker, Of phlladolnbia
was given a dinner BY the Union 1.eagpI
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4 DESPONDgNT RRrORrEn
i'lOws Out Ills iIralnI-Unfo prosatsd fave
IIie CAnnn. ~

o''sO"' H's hrhInh- UhfOClpFochtsd love
tho Cause.
oAtcAoo, Dec. A. Clarence s. Galley.
a newspaper reporter, blow his bralSs
out with a revolver last night al hls
boarding house. Tho act was tho rosnit
Of dependency caused BY hlv lnabillt,,
70 get profitable employment, anJ h,.
the fact that his suit ior tie SSSd x
Miss Emma Sterns, ot Cincinnati. wss =
nol,elyss one. Galley was born m Clrsw.
lofdSyllIel Ind twenty-five YEAR I% S,o
ana had been connected with IolitnStts
w ventures IN lla native town SnJ II,
Warrington Territory, before hia Sssivni
u ChicaRo last fall. At tho Tina " i1 i,1s
dealh he was Ondeayorlnp In estSLii.i, ne 2
Trade paper In tho interest Of bHpl,srs Snd
hafbofB BuDDllpH. "V'"hhu
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DRIVER Cob, Jan. 4.-w, H. Fay,
President and General Manager Of the
Denver Gas Company, and individually
one Of Denyets wCalthleSt citizens, las
been arrested on a grand Jury indictment
charging him with manblaughtpr, roy
SaaGupVfinlendlngthe work done by tue
iSboreu vic we're killed by the cave "a
ol cable road O week ago, Alter the
accident 4 verdict Of "crinlnal careless \. !.
mesa WAS returned against Fay ana nlI
Indictment followed Thomas anu
O'lIara, htS Two ioremsni YpF9 also IN
dlCted.
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LONDON, Jan. 4.-The sensation in
Birmingham over the revelations regard
ing the Electric Sugar Refining Com
pauy has been increased by alarming
cabIegralns. The local holding OF stock
is stated to be 10000 pounds. One Of thu
principal stockholders has departed for
America to inquire personally into the
matter. The stock fell greatly in Birm'
ingham and Liverpool to-day.
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PnlIADELriIlA, Jan. 4, 1t IS believed
tlat the murderersof PaymastcrJ. l'Fai.
nerd Mcclure and Hugh rlannlgan, WHO
were assasSinated on tho mountains
near Wlldesbarrc on October ~, and
robbed Of $4,000 are III tho custody
Of tllo pinkefton detectives Of this city,
II is known that ono arrest was made on
Thursday, Tho statement Is given out
that the PRISONER made q confession ~
which hoimpllCaLed another person and
II ID believed that Q portion OF tue money
hna Llhn fpnOVgfpl,
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.lnlelda Ot d Nlnndntd llil ,,..

oLsvELASD, Jan. 4.-Goorpo 4, 1,ukcr.
oi. Sno o. the ,,S original stockholders Of tbs
sa, q OIL Company, committed sui. nj.
eide In the Weddell House yeslspIs,, ,I, H..
taking dose Of morphine. npsy nspossy ), w Y,
iYhg since wa9 ono Of tic mllllonSsios" ~" W
t1e W. toWn' ., Hlgh living was ilio ca,,So I n
hls rum ana consequent aIisidSN dN'N ~ ~
iVaVvS q widow and three children, M
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This famous comedy, first played here
by T. j. Fart0n, will DO given al tho
Grand Opera House tho frat three nights
Of next week, With 4 Wednesday ina.
lipge. Tho company now presenting IL
ID highly spoken Of, aud tho hleco
abounds In the happlesl kind OF litimoF,
while no one could Wish for more iayora.
bic opportunities for the best sneClalLigS,
Songs, dancing and all sorts Of entertain.
Ing dlyerSlOnB abound, md everybody
must enjoy the inlrth.proyoklng Cliafai.
ierlhiicA -oi the nleOp.
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The society organization formed this
season and known as the Whist Club, is
largely whist club in name only. Its
membership Is made up OF congcnIal
spirits who are always ready to enjoy
themselves and have a strong belief In
the truth Of the saying that variety
gives spice, Accordingly the pro-
gramme Of amusement Is usu-
ally varied to a greater or lesser
degree ut each OF tho gatherings.
Last night this club formed itself into II
bowling party and had royal good
time In the alleys ont at the Park. Miss
Mollie PAUL and Miss Virginia bloom
field were the hostesses, and the very
complete arrangements made by them
for the entertainment of their fellow
members left nothing to be do.
sired. The party went out at
Z and returned at 1880 o'clock. On
the return TO the city supper was served
at Miss Paulls home, on Fourteenth
street, and the prizes distributed. MIS-.
Jessie Berger and Mr.. Sam Hazlett cap.
tured tire first prizes and Miss Emily
Campbell and Mr.. Austin Beach 70.
ceiyed reminders that they were at the
foot in the list OF scores.
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,,.sl,Ia.1 | Pardon Arrives.

UnioAoo, Jan, "A dIspalph from
Columbus, o., says Tho long delayed
pardon papers OF hen Hopkins arrived
last night, and ho will he taken 70 his
home ii Cincinnati to-day He Is Ia 9
prerarIous condition physically. and
Unable 10 stand alone, Tie phyalClanH
say he will not live thirty days,
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DUBLIN, Jan. 4.-Thirteen persons
were arrested during the FaIcarraph
eYlctions to-day. II was solely owing 10
the priests that bloOdshed was pre-
vented,
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AN OLD ARMY lUSEgT
And a Little DOy-A Familiar story VIII,
Variation.

variation.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-At noon yes.
terday Noah Il, stropp, a 10 year old
white boy, was killed at his fathers
home, on Lepagc street. The manner
Of his death is most unusual. All the
rear portion OF his skull was blown away
by a charge OF water fired from an old
army musket, a relic OF the war. The
boy and his sister, younger than himself,
we're playing together in the kitchen,
Securing an old musket, which had not
been fred for twenty.seven years, he
unscrewed the barrel from the stock,
filled the barrel with water and placed
the muz2le end IN the lire OF the stove,
calling his little sister to come and hear
the water in the "barrel boil" (" lie leaned
over and placed his eur to the breach Of
tho weapon. AS he did so, the explosion
occurred and the boy was instantly kill.
ed, being blown several feet away aud
having his head nearly carried oil, The
barrel Of the musket contained charge
which had been placed there during the
war. The boy was not aware OF this,
aud was merely in search OF fun.
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Tho Custer Monument ut Gottysburg.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, Jan. 4.-The granite
monument OF Custer's Michigan cavalry
brigade was finished to-day at the scene
Of the cavalry fight east of the town. It
is twelve feet square at the base and
iorty.six feet high. A Eine bronze medal-
lion OF Custer Is set in front Of the die.
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Enlnl klrrlrlc slinch.

DErHoIr Mlcu., Jan. 4,-willlam For.
be', alNmptrimmCr in the employ otthO
British Electric Company, while fixing q
light this morning, received q shock Of
iElgcttICity and fell to tic floor from his
lAddNt lLe died In q ieW minuLcg.
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Sptedl DiSpaieh 10 ne iattlligeHer'
CAMERON, W. Va, Jan. 1.-THE muni-
cipal election here resulted in tue choice
Of full Republican ticket as follows:
Mayor, Il. c. Pipes; Recorder, L. p.
Richardson; Council, James McCluskey,
]. A. Hicks, A. Howard, G. Il. Wood
burn. W. NJ, Howell.
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SEw YoRE, Jan, A special from
Elmlra says that strong vein Of natural
gaS has been struck In stGubOn county,
The gas was struck nj a depth Of 700 feet
and IN the first rush the drills aud casing
were blown out. Great excitement pre-.
walls In that county.
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BELdHADr, Jan. liking Milan and
the Grown Prince are about to visit the
Rieyera, where they will remain for
some weeks. The appointment Of new
cabinet will be postponed until the re.
turn OF King Milan.
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The Harry Llndley Comedy COMPANY
presented "lslmaelV lust night 10 1 do.
lighted audience Oi ialr size, Mr., Lind.
l6y'H bufleSque on the Salvation Army
was Ohcoted glx times, Miss MalherS
again made hit This afternoon al Inc
matinee the thrilling nautical drama,
"The CastawayS," will be given, and thIs
evening tho engagement concludes with
the popular western drama, Calamity
iAhe,
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AriESs, o., Jan. 4.--'l'hu Americans
School Of Classical Archaeology rCsuinOd
lIs sessions yesterday. A notable au.
IighCc GIighCc vas present, Including tho Eng.
lAh and American miniAtprs,
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Collision Of Freight TraIOs.

Special Dbpaich To- The htliioHor.
Rlrcuir, C. H., W. Va, Jan. A.
There was collision between two
freight trains this morning at Penns.
bOro, demolishing several ears. No one
was injured in the accident.
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Twenty.sryan NIlnsr. Iti,,.,

MADRID, Jan, ,4.-An explosion Of tlrc
damp has occurred in co,liery In the
province Of o'Vilda. rwenty.seven per.
sons were killed and many wounded.
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Nav YoRE, Jan, Probably the most
youthful case Of death from alcoholism
ever heard oi was reported al the COro'
ner's Office to-day, II was that Of 4.yOaf.
old Nellie Reynolds, Tho Coroner will
make an investigation oithe matter,
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DuILTN, Jan. .4-Excltement was caus-
cd in the court at Haas to-day by solici.
tor Hurley. counsel for the prisoners on
trial, shouting that Judge Fitzgerald's
conduct on the bench was n scandal.
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LONDON, Jan. 4.-sir William Pearce,
who died recently, left an estate valued
at el,26O,0O0, His will provides TINT
tthe property shall be divided between
his widow and son,
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, WARRINGTON, b. o, Jan. 4.-Tho Navy
department has been informed that yVl.
!oW lever has appeared on the Yaitlu,
home, '''NV ~
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LANcAsrER, Pa. Jan. 4.-lIew Or,
Cyrus u. Knight, Of this city, recently
elected Bishop Of Milwaukee diocese,
Episcopal church, has notified an official
Commiltae Of his accentance okthe office.
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PEsTn, Jan. 4.-The Hungarian goy-
eminent has directed that greater atlen.
tion DO paid TO the teaching Of tho Ger.
man language In the schools.
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Warrington, D. o., Jan. 4,--The
secretary Of the Treasury this afternoon
SSvepled the following bondSi a per
VeuWt WteglAterCd S20,0OO al 1881,
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PANS, Jan: Alt Is announced That n
meeting Of Panama Canal sharohoIisfs
viii DO convened on the 2lst Instant
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Royal lletrothnl,

BERLIN, Jan, 4.-Tho betrothal IA an.
I,onnced o. Prince William Baden 10
pfl5cess X ,,t, Marie, niece Of tho Grand Duke
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onl yO who teach the Ingenious youth
oi our great nation, lot them learn the
noble art Of Aell.deiensG, 10 SALVATION
oil Is Ire specific for hurtg.
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NOV 1. nm. ChaIrman Cools,a

Courier Journal
The Government Of the Uni ted States
takes a letter from New York 70 San
Francisco for two cents, and u charges
two cents In Philadelphia. This Is dis
elimination against the short haul
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70 Inoreane tlle PtlIa.lnn oI,ll1 1.l.l.

BERLIN, Jan. 3.-Thero will soon co,ro
before tho Llndtag II bill 70 incr uso .,,,,
PfuSsian civil list by 100000 marks,
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WHAT makes our home 90 happy,
now because Ma uSea "Mlle.End, = |
vow,
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rs. .dOOD l0lla dry goOdlLhO Choapell.
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1ioop's sarSaparillA cares catafth by
oSpelllngiinpuflty from the blood, WHICH
Is the cause Of the complaint Give \ g
trial, n
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sr. PAUL, Jan. 4,-The Pioneer Ppsss
learns Of riot at tSeattle, w. T., between
Knights OF Labor and the miners union,
IN which several men were killed.
, 1889-11-09
THE O LINE.
A Prospective Wyoming Road in a
Big Combine.

According to a Sioux City dispatch a
new deal in railway circles that promises
to be of much importance to transconti-
mental traffic, has been made public by
Donald Mclean, general manager Of the
Pacific Short Line. now under construc-
ton from that city across Nebraska and
Wyoming to Ogden, Utah. 1t is an ALI
ance between the Pennsylvania Central,
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul, Pacific
Short Line. and Central Pacific for a line
from New York to San Francisco. The
Pennsylvania Line, from New York to
Chicago. is sixty-seven miles shorter
than any other route; from Chicago to
Sioux City the St. Paul line is only five
miles longer than the Illinois Central,
while from Sioux City to Ogden the
Short Line will be log miles shorter than
the Union Pacific. In addition to this
the surveys of the line shows a maximum
grade of sixty-two feet to the mile over
the mountains, while that of tho Union
Pacific is 126 feet. Work has been &C
lively resumed on the line, and next sea,
son it will be pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible. This alliance is the
shortest line between the oceans by 236
miles, with a great advantage in speed
and capacity to pull heavy loads.
, 1889-11-09
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City

City Attorney Potter is in New Mexico.
Tom Sun is here from Carbon county.
Two violent disturbers of the peace
were Jailed early yesterday morning.
j. F. Wellington has severed his con-
nection with Claude Kings Sports Atield.
A marriage license has been issued to
@. j. Mattson and Ida Nelson. of Pine
Bluffs.
Z. ID. Kelley and wife have sold lot /.
block 9. Kelley's addition, Il P. j. Con.
way; $3.50.
Justice Lee is soon to rcmove his Office
to the Lee block, four doors west of his
bis present location.
John NJ. Tisdale and Bernard FL. Foley
have been named by Governor Warren as
netaries public for johnson county.
Fires are kept in the east wing of the
capitol to protect the now plaster. For
this purpose Contractor Keefe has secured
q number of coke stoves.
Deronda A. Preston. the Lander attor-
ney, arrived from Rawlins yesterday. He
thinks Fordman was murdered by one oil
the FIVE men now in custody of Sheriff
Sparahawk.
II. w. Holt, who has been seriously il
for several days, is again able to be abou,
although very weak. He intends to re-
turn to Rock Springs in a few days whers
he has already opened a bookstore.
Rev. DR.. Rafter, after an absence il
the East Of five weeks. returned hons
yesterday looking as though he had i'm
mensely enjoyed his vacation. He par
ticipated in the grand Templar parade al
Washington.
, 1889-11-09
HIS ANrE-MoRrEM.
The Dying Victim of the Klett Saloon
Stabbfng Makes a Statement.

The man stabbed In the course of a
brawl in a Fifteenth street saloon three
weeks ago is dying at the county hospital
of blood poisoning. He made an ante
mortem statement yesterday to Prosecu-
ting Attorney Stoll and Sheriff Martin in
the presence of Walter Larsh. His story
OF the quarrel and the infictlon of the
fatal wound upon himself is very indef-
mite and will aid the prosecution very
little in bringing the assailant to justice.
His name is Clanan and not Callahan. as
it las been given. BE came from Omaha
several months & to work on the Union
Pacific and was a member Of a steel gang
employed near Egbert Just prior to the
cutting. He came to this city on a Sat
urday evening and made his headquarters
at Klett's place. He was in and out Of
the saloon several times Sunday. Clanan
only remembers that a brawl started, that
he was struck and fell near a pool table.
He did not know that he was stabbed and
is unable to tell who struck the fatal blow.
Stocks and Sauthoff, men accused Of
the stabbing are still held at the county
Jail. Sheriff Martin and Attorney Stoll
are giving considerable time to the case
and hope to secure the punishment of the
right man.
, 1889-11-09
MeteoroIgicaiiy speaking.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, Cheyenne, Nov.
S.-The report of rainfall for the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m. to-
day was as follows: Denver .Os inch,
Sioux City %, Davenport 40, St. Louis
1.50, Kansas City 1.34. Chicago ~,
Galveston aud Cheyenne trace. Range
Of temperature in Cheyenne from 24' to
40'. For to morrow, warmer and fair
weather.
, 1889-11-09

Nos. 3 and A will be the fast mail trains.
They will take business for district termi-
mails only: not stopping at intermediate
stations except for water or fuel.
There will be Denver connections here
with Nos. l and 2, the southbound train
leaving at 1920 a. m, and the north
bound arriving at l:50 p. m.
This new schedule, except the Denver
portion will be highly satisfactory to
Cheyenne travellers and tie patrons of the
express company. There should be
another Denver train and doubtless will
be after a time. Nos. 3 and 4 will fairly
fly across Wyoming and l and 2 will by
no means be slow.
, 1889-11-09
FAILED TO APPROVE.
An Unsatisfactory Surety on a New
City officers Bond.
A Move to Build the Snyder Street
Undergrade Crossing.
The Business Transacted by the
City Council Last Evening.
NOT APPROVED.

The bond of Frank A. Dana. whose
nomination by Mayor Riner, to be City
Clerk Kuykenjalrs successor was
confirmed several months ago, was last
evening sent to the finance committee Of
the council for the first time. No report
was made. but it is known that approval
was not announced because one Of the
sureties was unsatisfactory. The com
mittee will give Mr.. Dana an opportunity
to secure a substitute for the shaky free
holder.
SUBWAY.
. The matter of the Snyder street sub
way,o or underground crossing was brought
to the attention Of the city council last
evening by Mayor Riner. The shop con-
tract stipulates that the city shall pro-
vide this subway before Jan. l, 1890.
1t will be an important crossing, as many
ranchmen enter the city from that dIrec-
ton. The subject was referred to the
building committee with authority to act
and plans will 500 be prepared and sent
to Omaha for approval. About 81, ZOO
will be required to prepare this under
grade crossing.
-AUCTIoNEERs.
1t was Mayor Riner who suggested an
amendatory ordinance making auction
GERS license $75 a year instead Of that
sum for a quarter. He said the protec-
ton to merchants foom outsiders with
small Job lots would be the same and that
with the time extended a local auctioneer
could be supported. The finance commit
tee will prepare an ordinance.
AGREEMENTS.
A contract with j. D. Brill for con-
struction of an addition to the sections
residence at the cemetery was approved.
The price is Sl76.
The Fort Russell sewer agreement was
read and filed. The approval was re-
corded at another meeting.
SOUTH SIDE WALKS.
For the street and alley committee
Chairman Robins mentioned that several
crossings had been ordered for streets
leading to the south side school and re-
commended that owners of north side
lots in block 472 be instructed to place
sidewalks adjacent to their property. The
improvement was ordered.
A PETITION FROM MAG.
Margaret Hehne formally requested
permission to remove certain buildings
within the fire limits. The matter was
referred to the appropriate committee and
no report made.
RUNNING EXPENSES.
These bills were presented and audited
and warrants for the amounts indicated