Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1881, Page 2

! 4 ) [ { | | s pink THE OMA HA =] > . | I =< =) = | = i o IONDAY, NOVEM BER 14 1881 SOCIAL SOUNDS Which Mingle With the Music of the Dance in Farlor and Hall, The Woolworth Party at “Cort~ land Place"-Second Meeting of the Imperial Club Socinl Notes and Polite Personal ition. Rain snow and mud combined have wnited to casta damper over soveral social entertainments in our city dur- ing the past week, Undoubtedly the terrible condition of the streets pre- vented as large an attendance on Fri- day evening as might otherwiso been expocted at THE WOOLWORTH RECEPTION givon by Mr. aud Mrs. Woolworth to their daughter Miss Jeannie Wool- worth at their 8t. Mary's avenue. Placo only lacked a moonlight night and a dryer atmospliere to exhibit jtself at its best. The grounds were illuminated by headlights and the broad verandah carpeted with crash and enclosed with canvas in order to increase the space for dancing. The Musical Union furnished the music and dancing was the order of the ovening, from shortly after 8 o'clock until long after midnight. Nearly fifty couples were among whom werethe following: Mr.and Miss Wakely, Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Reed, Mr. and Miss Touzalin, Mr. and Miss Wood, Mr. and Miss Berlin, Mr. and Miss Lehmer, Mr. and Mra, Peck, Mr. and Mra. Ringwalt, Mr. Wilbur and the Misses Wilbur, Mr. and Miss Hayden, Mr. and Miss Crary, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Barkalow, Mr. and Mrs. Pritchett, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Connell and Miss Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr, and Mra. Ramsey, Mr. Congdon and the Misses Congdon, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, Mr. and Mra. residenco on Cortland present, Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, | - Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Mr. and Mus. Squires, Miss Hall, Miss Bishop, Miss Milliard, Miss Roddis, Miss Balcombe, the Misses Tjams, Miss Saunders, Miss Boyd, Miss Campbell, Miss Lake, Miss Wood, tho Misses = Butterfield, Miss Goldsmith, Miss Paddock, and Miss ; and Sarr, Scott, Beach, L, Davis, Garlish, Drake, N. F. and M W. Kkalow, T L. nnd ( tovens, Tousy, M He 3y Savage and Carri The party was largely full dress, and some of the costumes worn were par- ticularly beautiful, and equully be- coming to the wearers, Miss Carrie Millard wore an exqui- site dress of pale blue surah, with pear] passementerie tritaming. Miss Woolworth appeared 1n abeau- tiful costume of muslin, trimmed with s Rena Ross wan dressed in pale silk, whito lace trimming. Mrs. Carter wore an elegant white gilk brokade of great richness, trimmed with pesrl passementerie— diamond ornaments. Miss Touzalin, black silk and lace. Miss Crary wore a costume of pale bluesilk, Miss Etta Wells was dressed in pink satin, Miss Berlin was attired in a hand- some costume of white silk trimmod with claret colored velvet, Miss Saunders—ivory white. - | poured in torrents and mud was over ey — e — Hours has been set for the 28th of December. POLITE PERSONALITIES, Mrs. Judg City to jc Mrs the es Miss Georgie Maxwell, of Fremont, is visiting friends 1n Oma Miss Paddock, daughter of ex is visiting Mra, Lyman Porter has gone to Globe her husband Eaton has returnedfrom Ric 1 R Mr. and Mrs. Edward 8. Mayo left on Thursday for their new home in Oregon. BY TELEGRAPH. “Princn Hn‘ Natlonal Associated Pross, yember 12.—Honry ) i Roleased. and Toung Democrace; 1 from the penitentiar: rm of imprisonment,whic ) Tast March, having expired. In addition to his sentence of imprison- ment he was ordered to pay a fine of £0,604 or remain in prison until th fino was paid, one day for every dollar, Genet had ™ become too poor to pay the fine, his friends have for some time past been making efforts to hayo him relensed without paying the money. This could only be done by a remission of the fineby the judge who sentenced him, or through a par- don from the governor. Applications made on behalf of Genet to the wovernor of the state and Judge Daniels were summarily refused. As no other resource was left a number of Genet's friends con- tributed the amount necessary, and to-day the fine was paid over'to the warden at the penitentiary and Genet was released. o was met by a num- ber of friends and escorted to the city. e then went home. Genet was ar- reated, tried and convicted in 1873, for fraudulently obtaining 84,802 from the city in payment for materi- als for the Harlem court house. Beforesentence was pronounced he escaped from the custody of the sheriff and fled to Canada., After eluding justico for a number of yesrs, he returned in greatly reduced ecir- cumstances, By ndvise of his frionds he surrendered himself and was ar- raigned for sontence. He was sentenced for eight months and fined 89,604, He gained flesh during confinement and appeared in good health and ined his freedom ) id: “Iho crimo for which T have been incarcerated, 1 am in no wiso guilty.” Tho Princetons Victorious. Natlonal Associatod Pross, New Yok, ember 12, —The sams of Princeton and Columbia col- met at the polo grounds this afternoon and played their match game of foot ball, despite the fact that rain their shoes. Both teams were equal iw weight but the Princetonians showed superior tacties to the agonists, whose defense was somewhat weak, Tho fi onslaughts of the Jersey wmen ca everything beforo them and the blue and white legged Colum- bias were sent sprawling right and loft, their adversaries invariably falling on top of them andjthey did not gain any- by the tumble for the mud stuck in generous quantities. Tho score ab the termination stood: Prince- to imprisonment in the penitentiary |f of Chieago, signed an agreement to- day to walk six daym go as yon | mateh 1n Chicago to begin on th instant, The tirst deposite of & sido was paid. The second for a simi lar amount will be paid to the editor of the American Field, Chicag The match in for 81,000 & side d the gato money deductir I CRIRIE, Natlonal Amscciated Prese ALMOST A DOUBLE MURDER. ATraxTA, November 12.—Mr Tilias Faircl « Al Friday n ir brother of Ehas, badly injured. difficulty g of n settlement | tween the Faircl negro Mc Young Fairchil a8 killed with an axo helve and the doctor was cat with s knife in t is of the ne-| gro, The latter 1 15 being " | hotly pursue GEORGIA GHOULS, Arraxta, CGa., November 12 When a coffin, supposed to contain the corpse of n negro, reached th cemotery to-day it wasd tho body had been s coftin filled with sand. college hero will beraided lat and many arrests arc expeet ¢ | supposed the body will be found, MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY, Easr Saamiaw, Mich.,, November 12, —This morning an old man named Hiram Cowles was found dead in the atreet horribly mutilated. He drew from the bank tho day hefore 1,600 and no money was found on his person. A motorious character named Jack Ryan, who had the wur- dered man’s pockot-hook and had tried to pawn his overcoat was ar- rested on suspicion. CHARGED WITH INCEST. Cnicaco, November 13,—Addison Buck was arrested this evening charged by his son-in-law, Borland, with the crime of incest with his own daughter, Borland’s wife. She states that she was compelled to eubmit to her father since sho was 10 years of age, and also that her two sistors have been debauched by the father. Buck claims that it is ablackmailingschemo. > ————— Economy. A fortune may be spent in usin; when by o ¢ Oil a ppecdy e ar . In rheumatism, lame back, bodily ailments, or e ins of every descriptfon it affords in- stant relief. hELA National Arsociated Pross., Brookryn, N, November 13.— L. Cochran, medieal student evio colle living with his David Cochran, at 210 High d with $2,0 4 per cent. United States bonds belong- ing to Miss Mary A. Harvoy, his fos- ter sister, Derrorr, Mich,, November —_ The new steamship Branswick, C tain Chamberlain, foundered last night off Duukirk, N. Y., and the have not yet been ascertained, were drowned. ssociation hag under consideration the sending of o team to Wimbledom next July, provided a |* match can be arranged with the British association. CixernNart, November 13, —The French guests remained in this city tons—one goal, two touch downs,with a safety touch down. Columbias—No goal, no touch down and three safety touch downs. Time of game, 1 hour, 45 minut Ex-Chiof of Police Sued. National Assoclated (ress. MoxTrEAL, November 12,—Jas, Baxter has entered an action for con spiracy against Col. Hickey, ex-chicef of the Chicago police. The latter in the recent Baxter-Sells trial stated that Baxter's photograph hadbeen in the Rogues gallery for seven yoars with a record of being a confidenco Miss Wells—pale bluc silk. Miss Hanscom—white silk, Miss Lake—white surah and lace. Miss Lottie Congdon—pale blue silk, Miss Roddis—white dress of nun's veiling, IMPERIAL CLUB. The second party of the Imperial club was held on Wednesday evening in Masonic hall. Nearly fifty couples were present, and danced to the in- spiring strains of Hoffmann’s orches- tra through a program of sixteennum- bers. An elegant supper was fur. nished at 11 o'clock, after which dancing was resumed and kept up un- til a late hour, SOCTAL NOTES, Thero are two private Germans on the tapis. A pleasant private party took place at Standard hall on Thursday even- ing. About twenty couples were resent, and all seemed to fully en- Jjoy the occasion. Hoflman's orches- tra performed well the musical part of the program, while the company danced with happy faces and tripping feet. The floor managers were Chas, McDonald, Ed. Shelby, Matt. Clairo and Ed. Murphy., A well amanged program of only eighteen numbers enabled the company to disperse at seasonable hours, The ball of the Young Mochanics' club, which counts among its members Bome of the best. oung men of the Union Pacitic railway shops took glm on Fridey evening at Standard all, Irvine's orchestra furnished the music, and about fifty couples danced to its strains. The committee of ar- rangements was as follows: J. R. Rarnicall, J, ¢, Mahoney, M. Flem- ing, J. Ryan, J. Murphy. Monday, the 28th instant, is ap- pointed for the Omaha telegraphers’ second annual ball. It will be held in Central hall, the dancing and din- ing floors both being occupicd with the sets and the supper. The ““Belles Lettres club” is the namo of a new set of waltzes dedi- man and a swindler whereasit ap- pears that the photograph was placed in the gallery only during the Baxter- Sells trial a fow wecks ago at the in- stance of Sells. Adelina Pattl, National Associated Press, New York, November 12,—On Wednesday evening next Adelina Patti will sing for the bonefit of the Michigan sufferers, Invitations have been fesued to tho prosident and cab- inet and also Genorals Sherman, Ma- jor General Huncock and many dis- all day and were shown the sights by the mayor and a delegation of citizens, This evening they loft for Louisville, enroute to New Orleans. LouisviLte, November 13.—Tt is| rumored this evening that Henry Crawford of Chicago, has secured a controlling interest in the Louisvillo, New Albany & Chicago railroad. Cnicaco, November 13.—A Belle- ville special to The Chicago Herald says that Dr. W, H. Woodward was fatally shot to-day by J. C. Hum- phrey, editorof The Bellevillo Tele- scope, in a political quarrel, Asany, N, Y., November 13.—A skiff ferry boat, plylng betweon south Troy and Fort Schuyler, on this side of the Hudson river, was swamped this evor Tho boat contained a party of seventeen iron workers, eight of whom were drowned and nine res- cued, Kansas Crry, November 13.—A. E. Ashbrook's livery stable was de- stroyed by lire at 12 o'clock to-night. Seven horses and anumber of vehicles were burned. SKINNY MEN. tinguished citizens of all states who will be given special seats on the stage, Socretary Blaine husalready expressed his pleasure at tho invitation and au effort, will bo mado to make it fhe grandest affair of the season, T A Logal Opinion. National Assoclated V'ross Coruspus, 0., November 12,—At- tornoy-General Nash to-day gave an opinion to the state house commission, charged with the improvement of the ventilation, that the acceptance of the contracts by it wes illogal, as no copy of the plans and specifications had been filed with the state auditor. Section 730 requires the attorney-gen- eral to approve such contracts and he refuses. All preparations for the work had been made and the opinion causes an indefinite stoppage. i S Naval Exorcises: National Assoc ated Pros. Newronr, R. I, November12,--The oxercises of the graduation class of United States naval training squadron wore conducted to-day with a success- tul sham battle at Coasters Harbor island, Tho avolutions were witness- od by a number of naval ofticers, the city council and many prominent citi- zons of Newport. Tho weather was cold and threatening, This afternoon the presentation of the prizes took lace on tho gun deck of the New Hampshire, where 500 boys * were assombled, A Feud Ended. National Assoclated Pross. Decarun, 11, November 12,--At remedy on carth for in ness, sexual debility, &c. : dollar at druggist's, Depot, C, . Good- man, [(®) National Associated Press New Youk, November 12, —Theo- dore McGurk, who confessed, while ill in Evio hospital, to having mur- dered a man named Meads at White's dental department in 1865, was con- victed of manslaughter to-day and sen- tenced to twenty years solitary con- finoment. He protested hisinnocence. This is the second trial, tho first hav- ing resulted in a vordict of murder in tho first degroe, 'Will Testify Against the Assassin. Natlonal Associated Pross, K Puiuaverenia, November 12, —Al- bert La Toucheaf, a resident of this city, who was subpwnaed to-day by United States Marshal Kearns to tes- tify in defonse of Guiteau, formerly hoarded with the assassin and was on terms of intimacy with him. His evi- dence will bear directly against the in- sanity theory, e ——— Get Out Doors. The close confinement of all factory vork, gives the operative pallid faces, poor appetite, languid, miserable feel- ings, poor blood, inactive liver, kid- noys and urinay tr and all the ph)sicians and medicine in the world cannot help them unless they get out of doors or use Hop Bitters, the purest and best remedy, especially for cated to Hon, J. L. Webster, presi-| Bluo Mount, this county, last night | #uchcases, having abundance of health, Qont of this Omaha literary organiza- | Dr. Ropwell W. Shaw, an old. sad | sunshine and rosy checks in thom, tion, by Miss Mary D. Wilson, daugh- ter of Gen, Thos. ‘Vilwn. A politaire was dis) :é?.l;'“k onpl:h{n hand of a Cass street The next pleasant Hours party takes place next Friday. ki The Christmas party of the Pleasant iamond engagemont well-known practicing physician, was shot and instantly kin\sb by James T, Ward, aged 21, son of a hotel keoper, for the first time | The shooting grew out of a fawily | os n. cuawssox, difficulty. 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