Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1881, Page 6

* school, who claim that the COUHCIL BLUFFS Arrest of the Suspmrnd Murderer of 01 Man Sapp. A Case of Small Pox is Discov ered in the City. The Board of Hducation Hofd| a Lengthy Meeting. The Connoll Fail of a Quornm and Adjourn Until To-Night. The board of education met on Sat urds he oflice o t. Several o wero dis- | evening Aunglesworth on Pearl s matters of minor im, cussed, including the matter of dis- | missing and opening the schools, Mr Farnham stated to the board that the | schocl vl thori‘y, hat been commenced at 1:15 i of 1 o'clock. That in view of the sensi tiveness of some of the citizens in re gard to the amount of time the teach ers should devote in the school roc he did not feel like saring the sponsibility any longer, and asked the board to take such action in the prem- | ises as thoy deemed oxpodient. The gontleman, continuing, said that some fitteen of the citizens thought that if minutes cach were taken from schools the value thereof should be deducted from the teachers He thought that gramblers had a mistaken idea of the most of these work a teacher was ealled upon to do active that teachers outside of the school room in jon for its dutics, and propar the labors ot src confined to the six no first-class hours spent with the class. The board consented, during the winter months, to allow a continuance of the present fifteen minute rule. The committes appointed to investi gate the charges of brought against Miss Row New York, one of the the high school building, incompetency » Nye, of ssistants in reported as follows* The committee on teachers, includ itg superintendent, in reference to the complaint in the high school re ported tho following: We, the under signed committee, appointed to inquire into the school work being done by Miss Rowenn Nye, assistant teacher in the hig riment, would respectfully report that said complaint was originated by certam members of her classes. After hearing said com plaint and making such inquiries as we could to elicit the facts, we believe that the complaint was not well foun ed; that said teacher vossesses the re- quired knowledge of the branches taught in said school and that she is entitled to the full confidence of this board and of the school patrons, Geo. L. Farnuam, Jonx GREEN, E. E. ALesworrit, By the aboveit will by seon that Miss Nye has been completely vindicated, and the odium must fall upon her ac- cusers. It scems- that Miss Nye has been employed as a teacher but a short tin that she came here from the east; that having been given a position in the high school as assistant, a feeling against her at once sprang up, which originated, as is claimed, with some of the graduates of our high positions of asgistants should be divided between their number, One of the direct charges brought against Miss N that she failed in being a pr teacher of algebra, or what is termed *‘that peculiar kind of avith motic.” Somo of the class roported that the teacher did not unders herself the scienco she pretended to impart, This lod to considera. ble outside criticism, causing the young laly, who is almost a stranger here, to feel as if the public should be advised as to the trath or falsity of the ge. She demanded an inves tigation and an examination as to hoer fitness for tho position, For this pur- pose a committee was appointed con- sisting of two membersof tho board and the superintendent of our city schools, a man who, as a teacher and scholar, stands at the head of his pro- fossion. We congratulate Miss Ny that she has, in so thorough a manner, vindicated her professional ability to remain at the head of the school for which she was selected by the school board. G L. Jacobs presented a potition asking for additional pay. Mr. Farnhsm stated that Mr, Jacobs had a very large school and was o faithful teacher, Mr. Murphy thought it might bo well enough to allow him & per month extra pay as janitor, Then the question arose as to what the other §50-tenchers would say. . Mr. Murphy thought there should be no such thing as geade in the pay, but that each teacher should stand on his or her own *tad valorem.” Aylesworth didu’t know who Jacobs vas, but, was of the opinion that if it was the wan who rode to and from the Clarke school-house so constantly, on horseback, a good way for the board would by to allow tho horee the extra 8, It was finally voted to refer the matter to the committee on teachers to report at the next meeting, CHINESE 1 A PARTY, Quite a grand and unique affuir took place at the residence of Thomas Mot calf, on Second avenue, last Friday evening, given by the ].uh«-t of the “Industrial Guild,” a society organiz ed some time ago and at prosent com posed of the following members: Mrs. Thomas Metealf, Miss Eddie, teacher f James & | | ¢ st | uesti Kecline, Mrs. Robinson tors, Misses Jennie Oblinger, W, ¥ A sumptuous repast [ Kune, Mrs. Sapp, Jr.y and lady small cups and saucers, and a gentle mnan purchasing a supper for himself and wife lady can, if he | chooses, take four pieces of the dimin utiv le furniture away in his vest | s, after draining their contents tea, coffee, ond other edibles, [ there was served what Americans cal ut what amongst the Ori als i termed a ‘“rat tail” soup, Besid ussle, Ihese being Chinese tes take the latter was & most enjo, cluded with a TIE COUNCIL them did Friday night, to at tond to some very important business, | Ihe wayor was promptly Oa eall of the roll, only four re Churchill, ¢ nd | Dawson Unthank, Therot ( on motion of Churchally ad- | journed until , on which | they may take a ne the vote on the ne w expressed by the October this evenin ion t The coun cil have but a short time now to re deem thems s before the grand jury will take the cage in hand and them that it is a serious refuso to perform a sworn convines thing to duty. AN IMPOITANT ARREST, Deputy Sheriff J. W. Clatterback, who has been for some time on a still hunt for the murderer or murderers of old man Sapp, has succeeded finally in bagging tho wholo or part of his gamc, a8 ho thinks, A man by the namne of Sullivan, who is suspicioned of having had a hand in that riul tragedy, has been arrested by Mr. latterback and lodged in jail in this city. The arrest was made at Clarin- da, in Paze county. The man upon whom suspicion hag at lust rested is about 85 years of age. He was brought to this city yesterday morn- ing, and the corriders of the jail were filicd all day by excited and curious visitors to get a glimpse of tne man, )F SMALL- POX. A CASE Joln Crooks, who is presumed to havo the small-pox, is a brother of Dennis Crook, of Honey Creea, and 50 of Jackson Crooks, formerly fore man in the Omaha Smelting Works, The young man has been living in Idalio territory for some time, and re urning home on a visit and contracted the disease while on the train. When told by Dr. McCre Haxt the nature of his case, he much surprisec they we On ar- riving here he went “directly to the ssidence of Lis sister, Mrs. Burke. Yesterday his brother, Dennig, and friends from Honey Creck, and will see to it that he is we for. Weare informed the patie been removed from this city and that there is no reason to apprehend a further spread of the malady. AN UNCIVIL N R, A civil engineer assaulted an elderly man named Hopkins at Lantzendor- ter’s meat market on Main streot, on Saturday night. A third party inter- fered and knocked the engineer down. No arrest. FINE PHOTOGRATHS, A visit to the Excelsior gallery on Main strect will convince any one that Barkis is determined to keep in the front rank of the profession, This photographic establishment is one_of the most elaborate in the city. No pains or expense 18 spared to keep ev- erything in metro, olitan style. The are clegantly fitted out with thewost improved patterns of furni- ture and adorned with the most costly pictures, The manner of taking pic- tures is by the newly invented process known as the “instantancous gelatine bromide, The advantage over the old is the rapidity with which asitting is takon, enabling one to procure a pericet ikeness of c¢hildren which is very diflicult to obtain by the old and slow process. Not only are pictures produced, as it were, in a “flagh,” but the general contour hasa depth of beauty and dotail that the old process cannot afford, Mr. B, has been put to a groat deal of expense in furnish- ing his gallery with the plates and material that the new process requires, His enterprise should be appreciatod by our citizens. MINOR MENTION, On Saturday evening a couple of men tried to convince Charles J. Beckmen that a bogus £5 gold piece was genuine, but Beckmen was too sharp for them, and they will be obliged to try some one else, It takes one hundred men one day to raise our new grain elevator thirty inches, Muelles's new store is a fine sight All those who could afford to own or hire a team and were wicked enough romained out of church yes- torday and enjoyed the beautiful sun- shine. The sidéwilks and stroets pre- sented an unusually lively appearance for Sunday. The merry, merry Herdic bells be heard onoursircets from early morn till late at night Vaughantingly proclaiming their success as o cheap traveling medium, name of Ed Sullivan yesterday on suspicion of having robbed a man of $120 on upper Broadway. PERSONAL, W. J. Davenport, general agent of the O, B, & Q, wh) has been west on an oxtended business trip, has re- turned home, He visited all the lead ing business centers, ineluding Den- ver, Cheyenno and Salt Lake CQity Mark Mollon, traveling agout for the of the kind den; Misses Lizzic Canficld, Barker, Sacket, Badoet, Gardner, Bwan and a few others. 3 of the society are to teach young ladics spme of the neces sary Lome arts, such us crocheting, embroidering, ete. On the eyening above mentioned the society invited their friends (o what they denominate a “‘Chinese tea party Thero were about eighty who Ti- ponded with their presence, among whom we noticed Mrs, Judge Jamee same road, accompanied him, They report that bears are running at will, in large numbers on the plains of Lar amie, A. J, Rising is having a fine resi- dence excetod on Seventh street in the yicinity of the new Bloomer school '»mldln)_ A Frederick has been unllud to n-(lm:p, lowa, on ccount of the sovere iliness of his mother. John K. Cooper went into the coun and Nellie, Mrs, | S, McCrea, Marshall Key and Charles Dix and Lady, A, W. Street | | and wife, Mr. and Mes, S. A. B, Mc irnished, all for 25 cents, with | s and saucers thrown in. On these | oceasions the ladies purchase very they | | tory, putrid or catarl [of the throat and nosc [ ble in malignant 1 sure preventative. A | necessary. I dire result will be favorabl I'he best catarrh remec Ofticer Morse arrestod a man by the | THE OMATA DAI Ee o A el IR L STED. Judge Day was at the Ogden yester- | SomeImportantStatomontsof Well | day \ Known Pooplo Wholly J. W. Skiles, Jr., of Arlzoni, has Verified vived in Council Bluffs, on a visit to | | Mr. Greer W. H. € n, of the Shenandoah |} an, was at the Pacific yester- |t | day. [ Mi son Tostevin has been added | [ to the lare cler eal force of one of our | leading retail dry goods houses, Hark- | ness, Oreurt & Co, I lor | D. 1. Solomon, attorney s | rCoa bneit thereteom, 1 ave | Wabash Iroad company, w s !> ,', ,‘;',‘,‘H“‘:\,,Yy,,:l' w :,’, 4 r;‘y in our city yesterday John Bonham, formerly of thiscity, | S [ is Home again on a visit to his parents, | & D . AetlonS S. 8. Keller, of furniture fame, and | Deputy Treasuter, alderman from the cond is| OMAnA, Mon, Ma | contined to his reside DIPHTHERIA CONQUERED. Use Dr. Jefferis’ tr theria, and all ulc atment for ¢ ive, inflammas cnse here al mortal from diphtheria in and the United State from & per cent. under Dr, Jefleris’ ment, the death rate rely f one per ¢ only one-fifth 2,00 per treatment. rdicine sent by express, C. O, D. \\1\]\““1 Thomas Jefferis, Council Blufls, Towa. sdm-w-tf F 3 OF COST. Dr. Kine’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds | Asthma, Dronchitis, ete., is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the afllicted. If you have bad cough, cold, difficulty of breathing, cness or any affection of the throat or lungs by all means give this wonderful remedy a trial. lue your existence you cannot ford to let this opportunity pass. could not afford, and would not vo this remedy away unless we knew it would unn]vf’flll what we claim for it. Thousands of hopeless cases have already been completely cured by it. There is no medicine in the world that will cure one half the cases that Dre. Kz 2w DIscovERY will cure. I'or sale by 6) Tsit & MeManos, Omaha, THE BEST OF ALL | ummm! FOR MAN AND BEAST. For more than n third o Mexican Must known to only s MEXICAN Mustang Liniment is without an equal. l 1t penctrates flesh and anuscle to the very bome—muking the continu- aneo of pain und infammation fmp o« wible. T8 effects upon Juman Fleal il the Brute Crention ure cqually wondor{ ful. Th MUSTANG | Einiment, 18 lnmhul \;\ romebody in L ; 4 e WS ol Yacald ormuan nrtyry 1 s or ozl ngony of a sbiducd, of stored, waved'l ros such allments of , samn) TR, 10 it cures SN Jobits, whic occup Siable nm Stock Yntd are Hanles The Mexican Mustung Lintment always cures and nover (dsuppoints; and it is, positively, THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOR MAN OR BEAST. oMt RN Corn Shullfirs, / & Corn Stalk Cutters, Marseilles Mfg. 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Business emnmw.! same an that of an fncor- porated o3 county kupn In currency or gold subject to si¢ht cherk without noticn fificates of dep 1 twelvo month 1 without interest Advances made to customers cn approved secu et rates of intere GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE e GreuTRADE MARK Serimator: , Impot: y, and al llow a8 l!nlETAIllfl.w.uuun of AFTER 'I'Alllfl. Abuise; s Lows of Memory, Uniy tude, Pain in the Back, Dimncss of Vi matiirs 014 Age, and many other Dis 1t Insanity ‘or Cousumption and a Prema- particulars in o1 pamvhlet, which to send free :mail to every one, pecific Medicine is sold by all druggiste ckage, or 0 pack sges for ¥, or will ptof the money, by 1EDICINE llulhhv N at 81 per Do et frco by mail on re: addressing ~ THE GRA For ale by €, F Goodr Hop B. from any fi. i you are nar ullering (rovs bed 31 sicik Hote Vimnaty s of Hep® ctors You will bo op Bisters Itouarosim ohin RIS, HOF BITTERS WG 0., saved hun- |8 ochester, X ¥ dreda. & Toronta, Out. HAWKEYE PLAINING MILL (0., Des Moines, lowa, Manufacturers of BABH, DOORS, BLINDS. BRACKETS, MOULDINGS, &O. at reduction fn Bank Counters, P aud work furnished in all kinds . Counters finished in oll wh \g of all kinds furnished ag cady for paiut on short Our warkuti aro the best mochanics that procured. Save woney by giving us your cor tracts. 18 tur | Stalrs, Newels and Balusters. Our foreman in this department was formerly with Frost Manufactaring Co - Chicago, 1lls , and has done some of the fnest Stalr ¥ork in the Northwost Orders by mail prowptly attended to w90 m CONTINUES TO Roar for Moore{s) \Harness AND 5 [ ] B - E o ® = 2] -y ) =] = ' (= |ea | s | | < T Story! hrilling and Excitin READY THIS MORNING, In No. 4 It is entitled By P. J. HIGGINS, M. D. ot of this and my st and dramatic. From the opent ter to the startling denoument th. creases in power and interest only in The New York Weekly. York WEEKLY als0 contairs five a pumber of short sketche variety of instructive and They oply o r wtory Isin in the world. Every news agent sells the New York WeBKLY he New York Wrekuy will be sent by mail, o free, to any place in the United § Canada three moiths for 75 conts; fo SI3 six monthe, $L50; one yo ot year, $5; of one copy two years, § Ik numbers always on hand. Address all letters to STREET & SMITH, Box 2784 21 Rose Street, New York Articles of Illcurpnrnnnn of the Millard Farmers' Club. Articles of incorporation made and adopted this 20th Octob 1881, by and between the undersigned in- corporators, as follows, to-wit: Article T. The name of this club shall be the Millard Farmers’ club. PLACE 58, Article IT. The pri b ness of this club shall be al tion, county of Douglas, Nel NATURE OF BU Article TIL. The gener: ness to be transacted b, conduct o general liter ness and other enter character. ace of busi- ard rta- nature of busi- this club is to v and social busi- inments of a social CAPITOL STOCK. IV. The amount of ¢ 10 shall be two th Arti il dollars, i } e dollac each, ch chall be paid in the manuer pre! bed by the dite A 'Ilu\duh transact bu powers the its powe Octol shail at any one tir e three huadred dilars OFFICERS. Article VIL. The officors of this clab shall = be conducted by a board of three directors, who shall be electe dihvldors, and they shall appoint nd such other officers as by BRASKA, } Douy o 20th day of October, A. ppeared before me id county, smnmlmll) Brandes, o n “KaxpEs county, CHARLES nmry pulrlu inand for Doy, Nebraska, C. F. Manderson. ATTORNEY - AT -‘LAW 42 Farnhan St @aah 'BOGCS & HILL, REAL ESTATE BROKERS No. 1508 Farnham Street, ONMIAXIA, - -~ NEIE. yrion—Nor b sido oup. Grand Central Hotel, SIBBEIT & FOLL ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DA VID CITY, NEB. Special attention giaen to collectior in Lutier Edward W. Simeral, AITCRNE‘I AT - LA™ Arranmic & Guue cronee Laxp (o, Issue of 50,000 Shares ot 810 each t par, Witk BONUS 0F 40 ACRES FOR EACH 10 SHARES, FROM CHOWCE LANDS OF k ‘DISSTON PURCHASE.” DIRD AND CHYSTNUR STH., Pl AURL oway, N, V., R i 8. Detailed pr mailed to ) 0. K. OLAKKSON, J. 6. HUNT Clarkson & Hunt, Successors to Richards & Hunt, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW 8, 14tbBtrsst Ow ha Nob, Saddlery. E | If Honest Goods, P‘ el Founded on Fact!| @ The New York Weekly. A GURIOUS CRIME. and the incidents are wtory in- Itean be read ter. I is the best housihold paper \tes oF months Vo copivs MONDAY NOVEMBER 23 1381, AND STILL THE L!ON 'Opera House Clothing Store! | . B, TL.TTNRID 217 South I6th St, Under BOWIDS O HERA 2O USH. MEN'S AND BOY'S GLOTHING, GENT'S FUHNISHING GOODS, - HATS & CAPS, TRUNKS, ETC. Large Stock and New Goods! All Goods Merked in Plain Figures! Strictly ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE. i ow Prices and Courteous treatment will do it, all who call and see for ther .Nm\'u‘ will be s=aticfied th at the OPERA HOUSE CLOTHING STORE is the 1»]:\0»- to l uy Collins fi POL-’-* K’ Colorado Fall and Winter fi PITIL i LATE AND NOEBY STYLES FOR MEN, BOYS AND GHILDREN. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises. | Omaha, Cheyenne, OL "TEING DMADE TO ORIDEXR IN THELATEST;STYLES, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Sw al 1316 FARNHAM STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH CARPETS HAVE DECLINED AND—— J. B. Detwiler is the firstto make the announce- ment to his customers and the general public. MATTINGS, OIL CLOTH AND WINDOW SHADES, Always sold at the lowest Market Prices. SLIGHTLY We carry the largest stock and make the Lowest Prices. Orders promptly filled and every attention given to patrons. J. B. DETWILER, 1313 Farnham Street. OMAHA, - - - NEBRASKA. Ma,x Meyer & Co. OREATT . Guns,Ammunition,Sporting Goods FISEHING TACKLE, BASE BALLS, and a FULL LINE OF MOTIONS AND FANCY GOOB3, SEERIND PO PRICKE-LXSW. MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha, Ne DOUILE AN SENGLE ACELNE. POWER AND HAND Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MACHINERY DELT FACK - HALLADAY WIHD-RILLE, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A. L. STRANGC, 206 Farnam St., Omaha FPURS! FURS! Of the Very Latest Styles. FOR LADIES, GENT3, AND CHILDREN, T A e MRS. HUBERMANN'S, 16th Street. Bet. Capitol“avenue end Davenport, Furs made to Order and Repaq irinig rinonaatly dobe 10t HOSE, BRASS AND IKON FITTINGS, G, AT WHOLES INING 8 x ALE AND HETAIL, PIVE, TEAN - { r! .PT