Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 25, 1880, Page 1

& ERICKSON n Manu R A LGEST STOCK OF— Violesale and ail factircing R Q U, fold ad Sitver Watches and Jewe ry in the City. Cowe and See Our Stock as We Will Be Pleased to Show Goods. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, 150 & D Awe, Opposits Postoflice, = e s ——— E——— —am— All sale. strietly eash, ther sfore we are enabled to offer the cornsumers of the weed only first © quality goolds for their money, Best st aiz' t 1)e Sizwrin i : Bt 3 o°aqiarter Jigar in the cits, Be t “tra ght 5¢ igar n the city, De roit Fin Cut a peialty, 0180 Fne 'atisagood ons, Bagley's May *loveri 8 ad 16 ounce tins, r 40c we hiva bang up Smoking Tobacco, “"MIGHIC N rOBAGGD STORE, ” 7 boug vt rsi : Ce woracved Baigley's F N o~ May Flower. Weare thaonlv D a MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. Trunks an! Va iw;i:‘: |v= . " 1l Felescopie Cases avedd sam e Trunhs a Npecialty, 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! GHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose fo the next ninetv (9.) davs to sell thew entire sto-k of Diamonds, Watcnes, Jewelry, Clocks lver-Ware, Pianos § Organ AN I¥ (H MUCICAL MERCHANDISE At Manuf ¢'wing Prices, Which is f om 15 to 20 per ceat. ielow any Eastern Wnoi sale House, 7 into their r & Farnham add e Convineed, § Christmas Greeting. ITDA wcifa araiory to H‘.v'\’é = PN 11 Store, Cor. it Hean Business, e we AL EMY OF MUSIO! Iwo s, ve .in Gulick - B aisdell nt-ed Attraction No Gonoral Repry o8V N THE WELKLY BEE. The Best in the West. TALKS D valdso Chr Sentiments by Famous Men in Prose and Poetry. A Whole Vill'ge ia Penacylva- nia Prostrats With the Scarlet Fevor, Donaldson 1s Badly Whipped Sulilvan the Glove Contest. by in Japhet Huntinx for His s her. Hur ine K, Dezamber25—1a m d act of e arama iu woica ayoung Peunsylvania farmer is the principal fizure, was revealed yester- day at the police headquarters. On the 8th of Jast September, a tall coun tryman, some 30 years o.d, applied 0 Superiotendenc Walling for help in couductivg & searci for his fither, trom whom he had reason to belive he had been stolen in infancy. He said -hat his name was Frauk Cogau; ‘udt he was a farmera: Great Bond, Pa. He had been br ught up on the farm of Michael Cleary, in the neigh borhood of the village of Kirkwood, and as a lad had always been made to believe that he was the latter’s son. In a quarrel last summer Cleary dis- closed the fact that the young man when a child had been placed in his care by a ueighbor in this city. He saiu that Cogau's mother had died and his father had gone away, and that he (Cleary,) had then moved into Pennsyivania, keeping his own counsel and giving his nameto the boy. The young farmer immediately came to this city in ssarch of his father, and Superintendent Walling referred him to the authorities in the bureau of vital staristics, besides giv- ing him the assistance of the police de- partment, Ia duetims confirmation was obtained of the part of the story toid by Cleary, tut strong suspicion was aroused that instead of having been a legitimately aiopted child, be had been abducted as « result of a conspiracy to rob him of property left bim by his mother. The record of Mrs. Cogan’s death in June, 1845, was found. At thattime her husband kept a liquor storeat 80 DBMurray street, bui on the outbreak of the Mexican wur he joined the army of volunteers, leaving the child in the care of his friena, Micha-l Cleary, then living iu 22d street. He did not reurn untll years after, and then Cleary had disappeared wich the child. He searched for them in vain, and then in tuin bec e 1bs¢ to his friends. For tw. months young Cug .u patient ly foll wed these clews, aided by the p lice in every ci'y which he visited. A few days ago his efforts were crown- ed with success. He found hia fa*her @ prosperous tea merchant in Phila delphia, and convinged him of his identity. <heir muto®l joy was great, and it was almost with tears that the young man related his good fortune yesterday to his friends. He founa other relatives, and alsv discovered the whereabouts of au uncle who is tuought to have been concerved in his abduction. Husfatheris very wealthy, and will at once wstitute suit agains the kidnappere, Sent up tor Murder. Speuial Dispatzh to e oo Boston, Decemb.r -1 a m. o Dri coil-Cretan murder triui, av Hast Cambridge, closed shoridy after noon yesterday. Thejury, afier being out a hour and & hali returned a verdict of gwilty of manslaughter. The full penalty for the crime is twenty years, but the court, which meets Monday, wi'' probably ot im- pose the full Immit. Caiherine Drie- coll, the prisoner, manifested no emotion, but her husband wept hke a child. No exception can be filed Doctered 1t Up. diuos o fuuding 1 for this arose from a mis ing the Congressional Racord General Weaver’s remarks had been sent to him for reviston., As printed, it has been corrected by persou concerned and is ofticial Punching Pugilists Special dispatchies to The Bee , December b CizersNaT, and Pr was wit John both of this Murphy f the Patrick referee. Ti Sullivan from the star ere fouzht, Sullivan i When eleventh rour 2t cureenderi He bas with | him now aboy e Poy river. Lie i about to move towards the mouth of the Milk sixty lodges of hostiles | a Allisor, the s ous, wri es f.om the camp that he thu ks within twelv daysthe whole band will come int the agoney, but that the least alaru would stampede the Indians Ge Terry hus issued an order o Maj Brotnerton to preserve a pe.cefal ar- uotil the end of the negoiiz- Wheat and Pork Decline. pecial Dispateh to Ties By CHIcAG0, December 24—10p, m.— [ e s duen declin: of two cents in »h at caused ¢ vsidersble vxcitemen on 'Chwge thie mof iig, and e scenes of Morday atd Puesany were repraced. A (eing e wmsecurity pre ared t The cuvse Lirge reca » accumulation New other recerving - Th vork issall goi « down. T factured p 15 Pow ihat the ; bouser atled, and it was aculd envwe. York and price of e manu ilig 5o 1w ro selling sp. hay th Scarlet Fever Scourge Special Dispteh (o un bm Prrrspura, Pa, December 25, 1 a w.—This will be a sl and murnful Christmasforthe iittle town of Hauts- dale, Clerefield county, m this stae Tue angel of death 15 now holding high carmval there. That fearful scourge, the scarlat fever, is rapidly thinning and desolating every house- hold in the place. Eighteen child- ren died Thursday ffom this terrible dsease, an o yesterday morning many new cases were reported, Itis but & few days since the first case was reported, and already thirty deaths haveresulted. Physicians have been summoned from all the neighboring towns, as the few doctors here were all weakened and could not possibly attend to all the demands made upon them. There-is scarcely a family in the town ¢hat is not plunged iatogrief over the untimely death of their child- ren. Mourning and grief are every- where. - Heretofore the health of the town has been excellent, and the doc- tors are at a less to account tor the fearful ravages of the dread disease. Proven & Murderer. Special Dispatch to The Bea. Davexrorr, Ia., December 25,1 a. m.—Thured.y the children of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas *Dilley, who were mar- dered by burglars in their house near Caluna, IIL, on the night of the 10th iust., were in LoClaire, this couuty, for the purpose of identifying a ro- | volver and watch which were traded at the store of A. J. Holsoppel, the day after the murder. The caldren, and intimaie friends of the murdered husband and wife immediately r cog- | nized the articles ae tho property. | The watch was sold to Holsoppla by Clement Gaton, who ia under arrest for murder. Otler circumstauces poiut | tv him aud an unkuown companion as the murderers. | Assaulted a Jggge. | Special Dispateh toThe Bee | BRroORLYN, Ducembei 25, 18 m.— On the 10-h of last montih ex-Ju. Samuel Morris was brutally assassina- | ted by Deputy Cosoner James Dunne, in a 3aloow, whare Judga Morris had been taken by a letter purporting to come from a man who wished to soe him on business. Judge Morris has just recovered from the injuries which | ne received. The day foll wing Dunne was ndicted by the grand jury and a warrant was iseued for his arrest e fled from justice and the reward €500 was offered for his capture, Ever since he has been in hiding until yes terday morning, when he surrendorcd himselt to the sheriff After examin- ation, Dunne was held in bail for 810, 000, which was furnishec. by two dep- uties. | | | indications. | i Dispatch to Tax Brx. WasnINGTON, Decembe w.—For the upper Missise lower Missouri valleys: Generally cloudy weather and slow variable winds, followad by winds shifring to northerly and westerly, rising bsrom- eter and lower temperaturc. Lynched by a Mob. Spec al Dispatch to The Bee, CINcINNaTI, Daceber 24—1 a, m. | —A Star special from Mumfordsville, Ky., =ays two brothers named Cam- | phell, eolored, arrested for the rob- ery and the atrempted murder Squire J. A, G from the s 9, 1u | ippi and Preparivg for Christmas The Bee ber Spacial Dispateh CHicaco, Dec The prepacs year in C ed throngd for weeks wi iy jimmed hefore The stre Al smoke filled the en‘ire building for sowe time, work was not ' | the achievements by which the de- { oxen; 24 25 IS~ the uget hue- nd come bout two re desiin traveiling on f or. He will soon in and surrender. Christmas Sentiments. Special Dispatch to The Bee. CHIcAG), Decamber L 1la m — The Inter Ocean will to-day publi great many Chrisimas sen ime both poetry and prose, written pressly for its columns by prominen persons in all paris of the lind. Among the most noteworthy are the following: West New Briguron, S I, Decemboer 21, It is probably natural pride in the prees, of which we are fellow crafis- men, which makes me think at this season that, as it speaks constantly to the whole world, it ought to be the most powerfal missionary of peace and good will. Very faithfully yours, Groree WiLLiay CurTIs. Bosroxn, December 20. I see the living tide roll on; It crowns with flaming towers The icy capes ¢f Labrador The Spaniard’s and of flowers,” It streams beyond ths splintered ridge That parts the northern showers, From east-rn rock t» sunset wave, The cont nent is ours. OLiVer Wespern Hoimis | | BostoN, December 20 Hear the new voice that claims the vacant | throne, Take the hand outstretched to meet thy | kiss, But give the past,—'tis all thou cans’t,— | thy tea s. | J.T Fiero | HarTrorp, December 19, both meu was steady aund brillian VICTO: 15USs VIGMAUNX Billiarc Wins t e [uternational Ma \ slate n ot 39 Foin's a Slosson’s Luck Deserts Him on the Home Stretch. T'he Boers Ki «nd Capture & ot Royal ad G o cl Vizwaux puints up, ch night, the imme itotel ug room of the has atrric ed unusua tel swony p ofesstonal and ama eur biliardisis. Oa M nday, th opening niz Vignwx won by score of 600 t) 321, but nis lead was overcome by Slosson on the suceerd- iug even ng, and the scor- s:o0d 1200 for Slosson to 1050 for Vignaux. S os m, durivg the evening gave exhi- tion of someof tne best playing on record. When, although near 400 ponts behind,he rauf269. followingit 80n a ter with 211, whica for the first tume duriog game tue pliced his record ahead of Vignaux. He maintammed his lead to the end, making other large runs of 111 and 114. The bet- ting, which had been. heayy on the Frenchman, now turned for the Amer ican, and eold favorite in the pools ar odds of 100 to 80. His American friends invested largely, and it estim- ated that the amouat invested was more than tripled after the evening's play. Slosson’s friends wers further encouraged when, ou the third even- ing's play, therr champion wot culy :Id his own, but increased h's lead of 50] o 283, the score stauding Slosson 1800, Viguaux 1517. The plavir g of Thursday evening, the fourth of the | match, Vignaux recuced S osson’s | lead to 46, the score stand ng, Sloss n 2400, Vignaux 2334 T N great rush of spectators to wirress the | close of the mutch lasc eveniig, and | the Frenchman’s backers, encourazed by the nerve displayed by him in rhe ere way To the Editor Inter Ocean: Your 1ote informing me tha: Christ- | mas had reached Chicago and has be- | come an inter-oceanic festival, (cca- sious little surprise and uo regret, aud | perhaps T shall not be accnsed of | giving away’” (that is aa 0id swuscrit puovase) the : Puritana) frem whow || descended, if I admit while Thanksgiving day was founded on Ply- | mouth rock, Christmas rests upon the | rock of ages | Your sincerely, i CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER. WasHINGTON, December 21, At this in‘ereating hour, joye eolemn, when the good old year 1330 has nearly filled up the measurs of 118 days, and is u to take its piace among the shadows of the infiite | past, Anxious expectation is awaiting (he advent of the first day -f | the firsi year of the last score of the century, let we congratulate you up n ¥ o | parting year has bern d-stinguisl avd mingls wy ferven: aspirat vith those of the free, progre aud patriotic citizens of the republic for wisdom and justice to guide aud control our naticaal ¢ I3, and for unfon, progperity and peace toall s c- tions of our common ¢ untry. In| biddinz good-bye to the old year, I commend to you the old froe, pro- gressive north, and in weleoming the new year, wi'h equal fervor I com mend to you the pre spectively free | and progressive new sonih, FREDERICK Dovctass ELECTRIC BRIEFS Spocia’ Dbjarcies o Lk The new York: ereditors Harvord & Co, Miunengc ed the report of th decided to consid lewent at 50 ce: he jumped r he wow-path, a distance ind wes fatally injured Freak Ba:te firm; sales wore 3 o COMmMOon ate ra a 50 for iresh 10 g shipping steers; receipts 20,000, | could pisce | over the C lonial troops. up hill game, laid all the mouey they that he woull win the match, which he did by a very narrow margm of 39 peints. Slosson cla ms that he was robbed of tie game vy & false decision of the refere THE BOERS’ VICT' RY. Special Pispatch 10 I e - Loxp N, December 23, 1 a. m-—— Cape Town dispateh coutirma the feat of the Colunial troops at Middie bare. Two hundred and tif.y men of the 94+h regiment were marching from Leidenburg to Pretoris, whea ihey were attacked aad red by Boers. One hundred a.d twenty were killed and wounded and the r mainder made prisoners. The Boe are much encoursged at this victory | | vearpos LI THING AB -~ ORNIA ur WHO THE C SOME Tiit MERCHANT HAS B BY THE POPE. SEN HONORED Daniei J. Murphy is s ) t jok LotS s boy o s dry o ad Grant & Murpiy the ary gocds house of Eagene Ke then establishe: in San Frauc Aiter at aming hia majorny | he became a member or the firm. Afier Mr. Kelly :me to N.w Y rk, Mr. Murphy org ni ed the firm of which he is the head. H- wa, very seful in business. His charities we | his charitis s all the ocal Frai | n Lansa ¢ 1 s his of s notab e, i pher CHRISTMAS, 1380. SHOE DEPARTMENT. L1 e-’ Fine Shoes. Gents’ Christm the Great Vari . Chi dre Shoes, fine, warm wind ~ubstu tial Ihe La gest and Finest As- sortm~nt of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. in Omaha,at R -ason ible Prices. Gei ts’ Silk Muitlers, Jo te' J-shmere Matflers. T greacsc variecy of Silk JHandkerchiefs ever ghown ut $1 00. FANCY G)00DS Hukerchiets a+d in Ties tudis, Muil and Cumbrie, ippers in or ladios’ «ea Sifk, ~pnish Lace, I very p eity. Kibbous, ringes, Gimpe, Fringes and Trim- mings. FINE TABLE LINENS, weand Stand Covers, Piano sets 4t atteactive prices. Naphin, Towls, T ORNAMENTS. Firt H J lur S. LOAK DOLMAN s, isges and ¢ c THE BEST HOOD BLANK.TS & COMFORTS LAST, BUT NOT LEAST. s in Pattern, cspecially r tl . WILLIAMS & SON “Cisn * etailers,” 1422 and 1424 Dodge St. pecial Ordinance No. 254 ik LYE, \ !) Y ARINGIST. Store