Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1882, Page 3

Tlll< DAILY | SEE: OMAHA PUBLISHING 0O, PROPRIE TORS 018 Farnham, bet. 9th and 10th Streets. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION " ne copy 1 ye 8 months _month RAIIJWAY IR CARD OH ,in advance (postpaid) Y. PAUL, A RATLROAD, MINKRA Loave Owmaha—Passonger No, 2, 8:50 sommodation No. 4, 1:0 (p. m Arrivo Omaha-—Phasenger No. 1, 6 Accommodn LAAY iun No, 8, 10:60 a, . I'ME TABLE, « 10,00 co B0 3.00 POLIS AND On m. A 20 pom G OMAIIA RAST OR 8OUTH BOUND, O, B, & 4. 7:40 &, m.—8:40 p. w. €8 N W, 7:00 8. 1. —3:40 p. . [+ 3:40 p. . y K aves at § &, m, and 6:3 9. m. Louis at 6:30 . m. an P W., St L. & P., leaves ot 8 &, m. and 8:40 Arrives a8t Louts at 6:40 &, m. and 780 m WRST OR SOUTHWRSTS. B. & M. In Neb., Through Express, 8:60 « B. & M. Lincoln kxpress—6:20 p. . U P, Ovorland Expross, 1 0, &'R. V. for Linsoln, 11: 0. & R V. for Osceola, 9:40 , m. U P tr 6, 6:30 8, U. P ro U. Pt U. P treight No. (P, Denver expross 1. T, P. frofvht No 11,'11:80 p. m. U. P. Denver freicht, :26 p. m, unnn— ROM MAST AND ROUTH, o. ©. K. souTHwRsY, 1.08 p. m. e 5 p. m. M. in Neb., Through Expresw—4:15 p m. M. Lincoln Express—9:40 a tr, Derver express, 7:85 a. m. ., Freight No, 14-2:50 p. m. « o m. Emigrant DUMMY TRAINE RETWNKN OMAHA ANU COUSCLL BLUPYS. 10:00 and 11:00 Leave Owans at <00, 9:00, 0 2:00, 8 Council Blifts end 6:26 1. Owaha at #:00 Leavey Through and local passenger trains botween 9 maha and Conn il Bluffs, Leave Om: aha—0 9 7:4b, 8:60 o, 45, 6:00 p. m. Arrve O waha—1:40, | 6 a. m.; 6:40, 7:05, 140 p. m. Qpening ane Closing of Mails, > Roven, orr. oLoNE. A mopomos o :00 Omaha & R V.. @. & M. in Ne } Onuina & Sioux City L. B. & M, Lincoln. U. P. Lincoln, Sin: 0. P Bonr iy, oux Uity & SE. 17, 11:00 s iia for State of lowa feave vie: Abstract and Real Estate. JOHN L. MoCAGUE, opposite Post Office. W. R. BARTLETT 817 South Architects. DUFKENK & MENDELSSOHN, ARC Room 14 Creighton Block A.T. LARGE Jr., Room 2, Crelghton Bl TUTECTS Boots and Shoes. JAMES DRVINE & CO., Floo Boots and S hoes. A good assortment of home work on hand, corner 13th and Harney. 4 THOS. KRICKSON, S E. cor. 16th sn JOHN FORTUNATUS, 4 4 falr pricos. Ropairing done. 1 Douglae. 606 10th street, manufacturoes to order good work Bed Springs. 3. F. LARRIMER Manufacturcr. 1617 Douylns st. Books, News and Stationery. 4.1 FRUEHAUF 1016 Furnham Street. Butter and Eggs. MoSHANE & SCHROEDER, the oldest house in Nebraska established 1575 On B.and E, mahs, CENTRAL RESTAURANT, MRS, A. KYAN sontbweat corner 16thand Dodge. Best Board for th P Mono; Batlstaction Guarante Woals ¢ uil Hours. Board by the Day, Week or Mo Farnlshed Room Suppl| Good Terms for ( 'y nth ash WM SNYDER, 14th and Harney Str Clothing Bought. band clothing. Coruer 10th and 3. HARRI 3 will pay highestCash price for sccond “srnham Garrlages and Roaa Wagons. vewe ers. JOHN BAUMER 1314 Farnhaia § Junk. troet H. BERTHOLD, Rags and Metal, Lainps and Glassware a BONNER 1300 Douglas 5t. Good Lambsr, Lime and Cement. mr!'rh.u & GRAY cornor 6th aud Douglus sta. Varioty. Merchant Tallors. G. A LINDQUEST, bt our most pepular Morchant T t (dosigns for Spring and ‘s wear. Stylish, «and prices low 88 ever 216 13th bet. Doug.& Farn. lor 1o r. | Summer | durable, “Millinery. | [RY. C. A, RINGER, Wholesale and Retal, Fas Goode In great variety, Zephyrs, Car slery, Gloves, Coraets, &c. Che West. Purchasers save 30 per cen Mall. 116 Fifteenth Street. d_Boards, | peat Houss in | at. Order | roundry. Flour and Feed. Urocers. £, A. MoSHAN | #OHN WEARNE & SONS, cor. 14th & Jackson ste — - & BTEVENS, 21st betwoen Cumlng ani lzar , Corn. 28 and Cuming Htreeta, Hardwaie, Iron and Steel. OLAN & LANGWORTHY, Wholesal 112 L6th atreet A HOLMES cornor 16tn and Calif o, 110 ao¢ foruts. Harness, Baadles, &c. B. WEIST 20 18th St. bet Farn- & I Hotels ‘DORAN HOUS| 1+ ANFIELD HOUSE, Geo, Canfleld 9th & Farnhany , P H. Cary, 918 Farnham 8¢, b BLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10th §t, Bouthern Hotel Gus. Hamel 9th & Leavenworth Drugs, Paints and Olls. KUHN & €0, Pharmactsts, Fue anc Goods, Cor. Pongiss streots % W. 3. WHITEROUS K, 1 €. FIELD, 209% North Side C Dent Plock Cor. 16th OR. PAUL, Willlan Dry Goods Notions, Ete. JOHN H bam etrect A F. GROSS, New and Bcond Hand -d no«-. 1114 Deugise. Highest for second bsu: ¥0008. P erce Works., 1ot and Wholeeale & Rotal, 16th st. ming Street. PARR, Drugiist. 10th and Howard 8t & Dolge. F. LEMMANN & CO | jods Score, 1810 and 1812 Fari. Furaitur cash price BOllln 1809 Dougia st. Fine goods, &« 1.JE OMAHA DAILY BEE Olgars and Tobaceo. WEST & FRITSCI ER and Wholoaale T ¥, F. LORENZE} Waccos, 1505 Douglas: manutacturer 1416 Farnham Florist. A. Donaghue, piants, cut Aowers, s ote. N. W. cor. 16th and Douslas strecta. Oivll Englineers and Surveyors. oquets ANDREW ROSEWATER Crelghton Block, Town Surveys, Grade and Sewerage Systems & Ipoctalty Commission Merchants. JOHN G, WIL LIS,1414 Dodge Street D B, BEEMER. For details sec nent In Daily and Weekly Intge sdvertise Cornice Wn Wostern Cornlce Works, Cornice, T trom ar irers 1o Ordors hest Proprictor Galvanire Cornices, Window Caps, ote., o country Iro wufactured and put up in any part of the T. SINHOLD 416 Thirtcenth atreet Crockery 4. BONNER 1309 Dougias strect. _Good line Olothing and Furnishing Goods. GEO. H, PETERSON. Also Hate, Caps, Boots, 3hoes, Notions and Cutlory, S04 5. 10th strect Retrigerators, Canfield's Patent. 0. F. GOODMAN 11th St. bot. Farn. & Harney. Bhow Case Manufactory 0. J. WILDE, Manufacturer and Dealer in kinds of Show Casos, Uprikht Cases, & -, 1317 Caas St. FRANK L. GERHARD, propriotor Omaha Show Case manufactory, 818 South 16th streot, between Leavenworth and Marcy. Al goods & warranted first-class, Pawnbrokers ROSENFELD. 10th 8t Htoves ana A. BURME: Dealor 1n Stoves and Tiuware, of Tin Roofs and all kinde of )(ull"nx Work, 0dd Fellows' Block. R, 1809 Douglas hot Far & Har Inware. 'ER, Good and Cheap. Beeds. Wholesale and Ketatl Seed Drllls and Physiclans an 4 Surgeons W. 8. GIBES, M. D, Room No 4, Crelghton ock, 15th G, M. D. Masonie Block. ve and Ear, opp. postoffice DR. L, B URADD Ocultst and Auri W 15th Farnosm Sty N, PROF ory, Sixteonth street. 1838 Worl and Prompt First« nea Hiall Dess guarantoen Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting P W.TARPY & CO., 216 12th St., bet. Farnham | and Dougias. Work promptly attended to. TZPATRICK, 1408 Dovig ainting an aper HENRY A KOSTERS, 141 anging. Dodge Street. 8hoa Brores. 820 Farnham st. bet. 8econd Hand RKINS & LEAR. 110 Douwlas St., Now and oul Hand Furniture, Hous, & arilshing Goads, . houcht ard sold on narrow marving, Philitp Lan, 15th & 14th, Batoons. NRY KAUFMANN, t tnu new brick block .on Douglad Stroet, Just opned 8 most clecant Boca Hall t Lunch from 10 t0 12 wvery day “ Calodonta " 3 FALCONE! has 679 16th Streot. Undertakers, . 101% Farnham bet. U9 Cent Stores. BACKUS 1205 Faruham St., Fancy Goods TRUTH ATTESTED. 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I«aw o house-fly over o field, 1 kaw an ox-roast to 1 saw a +had-roe and a claw-bake, An i siw the chicken-stew, Dank, 1 saw o 8w tish from I heard the water-spout And saw tobac o-spit, snd then T heard a eye-bawl out. 1aw a fence-rail at the fun, L heard a waist-band play A lovely str in—a sweet spit-toon And then T went away. BLAKE'S WIDOW, Wi, 8. Richardson in the Bost«n Courier. Blake shot dead in his own doorway by Antonio Gueldo, Jem had been and the trial was to come off directly. The affair was loss due to extraordinary interest in the the murder its peculiar cirenmstances than to the fact that this was the at ® and first ease triod an Sal in any more formal court than th time-honored institution of Lynch, and a Judge Jem had been a quict man good neighbor, with a hand always roady to help any one who was out of luck, so public senti- Antoniio, n had been ment ran pretty high a If the followed - as, up to that time it always had-the last named gentleman wonld have found very scant opportunity to make any remarks in his own behalf. However, thi were advaneing at San Saba as well as elsewhere, and it wouldn’t do to hang An onio without a regular trial, no matter how agro able such a proceeding might be vutlu- people at large. So ran the opinion expressed by Judge Pitblado, whose ideas on such subjects were generally aceepted with- out comment Nevertheless there was more than one dissenter in the present instanc to whom it was by no means clear that there could be any sense or profit in thus beating about the bush, f Antonio’s goin’ ter be hung, why in —— don’t we hang him?” This was the pertinent query of Juke Smith, the leader of the oppos- ing faction, aud his view of the ques- tion put it in so clear a light that the judge had great difficulty in impress- ing people with his conviction. He said things had gone on in an irregu- lar way long e ough, and here was a chance to start the law in_properly, and give it a fair show. Besides, it didu't make any kind of difference; Antonio had shot Jem, hadn’t he! Well, then, what was the use of talk- ing/ * All the jury would have to do now was to return their verdict of guilty in the first degree, and there you were all comfortable. It was just the same thing in the gainst inclinat general end - exactly. “I tell yer, ' said the judge, who felt the weight of his title, albert the samo was altogether one of courtesy; “1 tell yer there’s nothm’ like doin’ a thivg reg'lar; plu‘ukulul]y whul yer know just how 1t’s comin’ out.’ So the judge's argument, supported by his influence, and increasing bias at San Saba in favor of more civilized views, settled the matter, and it was decided that Antonio Gueldo should be tried before he was hanged. As there was 1o place specially ar- aged for such ceremonies, Judge Pithiado hospitably offered the use of his shed. Here a rough table and chair wer placed for the judge, the other neces sury furniture intending to represent the dock, the stand, ete , being ¢ out with boxes from Silas gaocery store. Jake Smith looked on at these preparations for a time with frowning discontent, and then strolled down the ro d, turning into the lane that led to Blake's, When he reached the door of the shanty he lewned agsinst the jamb and poked his naked head inside, fan- ning himself in an embarrassed way with his greasy fragment of a hat. He had come there with the intention of saying something, but the sight within made him forget it, Blake's widow sat there, as she had sat pretty much all the time since the murder, staring straight before her, with her chin in her palm. The suu- light struck through the foliage of the red oak trees that g.ew before the Noe. 104 and 106 Maln St. Buffalo, N. ¥ ?Cfiflwlml'lhll rugglsteevory where, o8 daw door, and checkered with flickering brightness the floor and the cradle where Jem's baby was sleeping. There it was, just as it had been three days ago; (could it be only three days!) just as it had been when she went out that morning to look after the drying clotoes, and left him stand- ing m’ the door by the cradle, (how foud he was of the baby) just as it was when she heard the crack of the pisto, and ran in with an awful sense of suffocating frig just the same as sho had found him' lying upon the cradle, dabbling 1ts white linen with his blood, and the baby playing with Lis hair, She screamed once, the first and last complaint any one had heard her make; then she was quict aud helpful through it all; when the wen came and lifted him up, when they laid him out upon the rough bed in the other room, when they carried him to his grave, she following with the baby in her arms, Jake Smith was trying to find the link missing in his thoughts: he snifl- ed with perplexity —or something and Blake's widow looked up without spenking. Jake nodded pleasantly four or five times, “Pooty du\pur‘” said he, Blake's widow smiled sadly, bent over the sleeping child and smoothed the clothes with a tender touch, | court, N e SATURDAY. F “They'ro agoin to try hin in Jake went on, “an’ L don't he liove - “ry who—Antono?” She turned toward the burly ro in the d with a flash of interost i her Black oyes “Yes. judgo is makin kind of a law cuss to speak for him a feller that stopped here a two ago on his way to Galveston, an it makes me kind o' nervous Blake's widow did not appear to i tice the last remark, for the child disturbed by the talking, had awak ened and sat up in his oradle with a wondering look “Pooty, ain't he?” said Jake, re warding the small figure with interest ““Lowks just like:-whem!--you. Poor little-—1--a stammered, and treated his hat liko a_mortal enemy “Of course he's had--you've ot there ain't nothing 1could do fur y maybe!” She answered witha gratoful Lok, but it was accompanied by a shake of the head. Jako bent down, and, with his bie forefinger softly rumpled the huir of | the baby's head; then he went out and left them, Blake's widow sitting as e had found her, and the baby staring down the path after lin He walked on until he reached the top of the little hitl, where he could look down upon the roof whicl ored the pitcous scene he had or, just n OF course overybody came to trinl. The arrangements were found to be altogether too meagre Pitblado’s shed was filled to overflow ing, and Baggert made a clean sweep of every box in his store. Antonio’s lawy a sharp d, sharp-featured fellow from Galvesion, had bustled about with surp:icing agility on the day previous, ling wysterious conference with il ditioned fellows of Gueldo’s kidney ake Smith was highly dissatistied, and even the judge was heard to ut- ter some misgivings; however by the time the proceedings had really com menced ho gained confidence. The court assembled, had been chosen, and the were all present save one widow. Pretty soon there was a stiv at the door; then a murmur of surprise ran through the crowded room, SMay 1 be d—ad,” said Smith, audibly, “if she hasn’t brought her What reason she may have had for not leaving that little thing in ¢ of some sympathizing woman there were plenty who would been glad of the trust -was not ap- parent; however that might be, there 1t was clasped firmly in her ams, its bright red cheeks contrasting with her whiteness, and its father's sunny hair mingline with her dark locke. With some difticulty way was made through the throng to her seat, which had been placed on cne side of the judge, dircetly opposite the candle box on the other, where Antonio sat She took her place and never moved during the whole of the trial, except- ing as she was vequired to testify, and ones when the baby tugzed at” some glistening thing that lay in the folds of her dress, at which she took pains to distract its attention by a chip from the floor. As for the baby it sat there with its big, blue eyes open to their fullest ex- tent, entiroly absorbed in the novel scene, save at the moment when that irresistible glitter caught its oye. Every one being now present the trial went on in good carnest. A number of witnesses were examined, whose testimony showed that Gueldo had had trouble with Blake, and more than once threatened his life: that eldo’s pistol was one charge short the evening of the day of the murder, whereas in the morning i had been full; that he was scen that morning around Blake’s house, and more than all that Blake's widow had heard Gueldo's veice just before the fatal shot, and had seén his retreating form as she ran in, At this last point the Galveston lawyer usked the witness a few ques: tions regarding how she knew it was Gueldo, and how she had recognizcd the voice for his, She didu’t know how exactly, but was none the less sure for that, There had been a rumor about that some one had heard Antonio make a boast of having “none for Blake this but if there were a witness ould not be four d now, Ana 8o the prosecution closed, The Galveston lawyer began by in- volving in a whirlpool of hopeless contradiction, the witness who had sworn to having secn Gueldo near Blake's house. Then he oxpiated on the case with which one person may be mistaken for another, and brought a witness to show how Gueldo had al. ready been said to resemble some one in the village. Finally he produced three of the ill-conditioned fellows before referred to, who swore that Antonio was with them on 4 hunting expedition during the whole of the day on which the murder was com- mitted, 1t was a clear case of alibi. Jake Smith's astonishment at the ease with which the thing had been accom- plished was unbounded, He threw a disgusted look tow ards Pitblado, but the judge was nonplused, and didn’t seem to be interested with things in Juke's vicinity. There was a pause before Pitblado gave his charge, and when he rose his face was rather blank “‘Gentlemen of the jury,” he said, “things has took a turn I didn’t alto- gether expee’ I don't know as there’'s much to be said. 1 suppose you'ye got to go by the vvidence, an’ that don't need any explainin’, Ef you can make out accordin’ ter that, that Antonio Gueldo killed Jem Blake, why, just recollect that's what yer here for,” The jury filed out, and the expect- ant audience wcupmd itself with to- the the ju witng Blake's Juke ol have on bacco and whispered comments. Jauke Smith fidgeted about on his | the W1 acourt | with compressed lips and strong oy of h 1h Jpoivl ! sion of detormination coning i ght, but it svems like A her fae M \‘x. an devil a chanee he ht n It wasn't long before the jury tiled ter have in again, all ting themselves but | He can't got r..».-r,]uh he!™ she | the s \Ln-mm.m«l Judge Pilblado yoking the eradle gently and | pose, wig his forchead with his patting the coverlet, *hm nlm\ ST don’t see how, but hn's got som raightenad it out, have yer day or | left. Hero he seomed to have hali af And there's nothing more to bo miud to turn back, for he hesitated .1‘..,. and stopped, but he changed his par- | ST afraid ther aint tial iutention after iingering wmo- | “Anpd he's freo to ment, and walked meditatively one | Gy oa ward, with the, exclamation, “Wall, Antonia Gueldo rose with an inso- somo women do beat h--Lamazin’.” | ont gean, wind picked up his hat O NITA DV 1) EBRUARY 11, box, and cast anxious glances through [ the open door, towards tho eluing of nopals jury wero delite tin | Antonio laughed i un undertone counsel, and them | 15d.. ) )\ whero the talked and with his low sat staring at | asked ho, nodding to the spokesman The man nodded slowly in rotura, “Wal, To's have it then,’ “Yer see,” said the spokesman, | with & hesitating and disappointed | airy el yor hadn't a corralled us with stickin’ tor the evidence, wo might a better, but accordin’ ter that, Antonio wasn't thar when the murder was done, an' if he warn't thar, he couldn’t a done it, an’ of he didn't do it, why —then of course he's —not wuilty Pitblado didn't eare to look any body; hestare up at the rafters — down at the tablo-nowhero in particular; and then turned half-way towards Antonio “You kin vid he, speaking with great deliboration, “but 1 wouldu't stay round here too long.” There was a dead pause for a min ute, and nobody moved Jack Smith exploded a single ex pressive word, which he had held for some time past, and Blake's wid- ow stood up Have you she ask d. "\\ al 1 got through, judge? 8'pose 80, | The bat | elittering thing again | Thore was sharp report—Antonio pitehed forward in a hoap, and Blake's | Widow stood with the pistol pressed | to her breast | Aline of thin blue smoke eurled up from tho muzzlo of the weapon, and | formed a halo avound the child’s flaxen L. Thoe glitterimg thing was quite car the little hands now, and they took it from the yielding grasp of the sther. Blake's widow wod, for 1t the saw Jooked steadily at the figure on the floor it was quite motionless then she turned, and went through the wide presage opened for her by the silent crowd, holding the baby very tender'y the baby carrying the pistol The child Taughed with delight; it had got its shiing plaything at last. | s | A Signul Victo; | value of electricity as o remedinl The t nal victory over cectric Ol stands foremost in this class of componds. 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Call and see our Elegant New Store, Tower Building, corner 11th and Farnham Streets diseod tr worst chronic cases of 26 or 80y cars standi No one need suller five minutes aiter spplying this wonderful poothing medicine, Lotions, instry: ments and eloctuarion do more harm than good, Willlam's Ointment abworbs the tumors, aliays the tutense itching, (particulasly at night after kotting warm In bed,) wots as a poultico, gives in Stant and painlo rellof, and s lwl).nynml only for Pllon, Itch{bg of the private parts, and for noth n fiCad what the Hon J. M_Ccfuberry of Cleve and ways about Dr. William's Indian ‘Pile Oint T have used wcores of Filos curcs, and it o p sasure Lo asy that } have never found yihing which gave such imimodiate aud perms. t n Tief as Dr, Wikl Indisn Of or mailed on recelpt of #1.00. HENRY & CO., Prop'rs., CLMYNLAND, O1tie ¥ Goodman Octldead Arwan: | EUROPEAN RESTAURANT. 1106 Farnham Street, MEALS AND LUNCH rerved at all Hours, GEORGE HOUGH, Prop. DexterL, Thomasé&Bro. WILL BUY AND SELL AN, BSIT.ATE AND ALL TRANHACTION CONNBOTED THRRNWITHL, For salo by €. febd 1 ©Pay Taxes, Rent Houses, Htc, 1¥ YOU WANT 10 KUY O £NUL sll &b Office, Room 8, Crelyhien 0%, Omaha, b ONMAIEIA, - - - NEB. Jan2000d mieém THHR GREAT Clearing Sale ! PG POLACK’ PALAGE CLOTHING HOUSE Is the place ‘o Buy Bargains. EVERYTHING MARKED IN RED FIGURES Look for the Red Ink Marks, 3 L] ) ) 1 Sts- sod 41 itevent e, evens & anury, Boar of County, 1ous and 2recinct, 1th da; ay, 18 & or o ry 28'h, ited. ANRT, eants, iblish the ase of the oot to be 7 Clerk. usWIHRE CO. ency RIBES ‘Nebraska fof I tarms, wooNy RR TAL Howard {EB Por Day. Hl_‘n‘l & Hunh, » Nab,