Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1882, Page 8

Wy i “Your T 8 THE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morl;mz. Feb. 28, (The following observations are taken at e same moment of time at all the sta- tions named,) Wi Drrartaes, U, 8, Siovau Swviow, Bi° OManA, February 87, 1882, (1:45 p. m.) [Cle ¢ |Crear ] High v |Brisk Brisk Lt 1ain [Pig Hm o i Ulou b “ir nd, % mcnss: —The witd yo a5 e ~ The city uhei. —Bishap O'C shicago Sunday night. —The Fanni Telln :nefit at Coun- <il Bluffs takes © tu-night. —Remember W. C.T. U. temper- ance mweeting av the Baptist church to- morrow night. —Henry Jenke assaulted Wm, Norton Sunday afternoon, and Willi im has worn out a warrant for his arrest. ~—Frank Walters garni. heed the receipts o the Leavitt company Saturday night for his old claim against the . rietor. - Tt is nice to e a father. At loast so thinks Charl y Emory, to whose home a girl came Sunday. Weight nine pounds. —Valentine Lipp was arrested on Satur- «day for steling groceries and clothing. He thought the world owed hiwm a living. The argument in the case of Leon Lev), indicte | for recsiving stolen coppor, was omeluded in the district court, ~es- $edy. (f ~—The funeral of Pa‘rick Moran, which took placeat 11a.m. yesterday, waslaijely sttended, The coitege was several blocky iin Jength. ~—The dense fo; which set in on Satur- day evening has given Omaha a London. lixe appearance. yesterday. It is novel, bu not pleasant. —The ppem composed and read by Lit- rtle Mack At the Washin ;ton-Grattan cele- bration will be published by requ stin + thenext ifsue of the Watchman, —C, N. Briscois one of the five incor- »porators of the Gross Safe and Lo. k com- pany, Chicago, with a capital of $250,000, ~wwhich was licensed to organize in Illinois slagy weex, —The mambers of ths Social Art club are requested to meet on Tuesday the 7th prox at 3 p. m. at their room, in Clark & Kost.rs' bui ding, corner Twelfth and Dodge streets. —A J. Cetehfield, the first postmaster at Florence and father-in-law of Alvert Able, died on Saturday last, at the age of 63 years a-d 4 months, Ho was huried at 110'%lock y ¢'e day. —The Gi.antean minstrels left Sum- «day ot then on train for California, 0o- cupying & special car, They make only one stop before i 1a. ing at San Francisco, viz.:SenJose, They are a jolly crowd.. —A formidable document has been filed in the county clerk's office in the rhape of _ apower of a toruey in the matter of the estate of Edward Gillmeistcr, deceased. It is written in German, and covers a whole quire of fo lscap. —The masquerade of the Danish Axso- «<in'i non Saturday night was a very se- 1.ct and pleasant affair. About one hun. dred couples were present, and the danc- ing laste! umtil dayli;ht. Irvine's or- ahestr , furnished the mu ic. ~Judguwents were entered S.turday in he dustrict court. in the cases in which Groff & Montgomery were counsel for «creditors of Whipple, McMillen & Co., ithe jewelers, The attachments issued in their favor were also coufirmed. - The torri' lo m rder care at Oakland turoed out to be infanticide. A young Bwe'e woman, who had been led astray byal ver, and had given birth to a child, -stuffed its mouth with cott n and killed it. Her seducer has ekipped the country, —G. M. Hitchoook has offered to lease sthe old M. E. church on Seventeenth .streat to the city for a public library +buiiding, and the library board have taken «the mtter under consideration, and wil wome to a decision at their next monthly meetivg. —The Omaha Nall Works coupany have recently made numerous import mt repairs and improvements in their factory, which is now runn ng in excellent shape They have orde‘s ahead for 12,000 kegs, and have on band plenty of iron from which ¢ make thew, —W., L. L'ndley, a patient at the small pox ho pital, who was taken out some time sgo from the Slaven house, diedat 1 v'clock Sunday afternoon, and was buried at the county farm Sunday “Lind] y tormerly lived at Council Bluffs, where some of his relatives now reside, ~Mr. Shepherd, the handsome young clerk at the drug »tore on the corner of Douglas and Tenth streets, was uss wulted by three ruffians on his way home from the Danish masquerade Saturday night, He escaped by making good use of his Jimbs. Tte attack was medeont e B. & M. coraer, ~—1Xt would be easy to write a column +about Leavitt's Gigantean minstrels, who played in this city Saturday evening, but it is sufficient to say that it was the best minstrel performance ever given ia the -clty. Their entertainment is ahead of |same, and beliove that the railroad |Mment of EDHOLM & | Stephenson receivin, THEY MAKE A BREAK. _|Beventy-five Laborers Strike for Higher Wages. arily Suspended by a Disturb- ing Element Outside, The work on the Burlington & Mis- souri depot grounds, at the foot of Farnham street, being done under contract by Hon. James Stephenson, was temporarily suspended yesterday by strike of confbined force, Seventy- five men quit work about 7 o’clock ye'lerday. The cause was alleged to by that the wagos paid them, $1.26 a day, were insufficient to live upon. The actiol'of the strikers was incited by a large orowd: of men, numbering ver ftwo hundred, who gathered around and encouraged them to leave in a body. Mcr. Stephenson was upon the spot 't the time, and promptly declined to advance the rate of wages. He stated that the pay was as big as he could afford to allow the men while the weather 18 1n its prisent condition, and the ground could not be worked to advantage. He stated also that the men who were on the vutside were mostly of the class who wouldn’t work under any circumstances, and that they were stirred up by w few saloon- keepers and boarding house men with stand-up collars, who 1ud a desire to spite him. When the sevent five mon em- ployed upon the jou hegan to Sali into their places for work the crowd on the embankment commenced to cry out to them to stop. @ne b’z man shouted, “If you don’t q it wy'l stgne you,” and others on the outside The Stephenson Contract Tempor- HE OMAHA vasly BE : PUESDAY, FEBRUARY 48 1882 ‘"HANDS UP.” eiers ‘Pied” in the Bud. pendent” Office Failed The “Devil” Held the Fert, Correspondence of The Hee. Wanoo, Nob., February 206.—Thi week the local editor of the ticle on *‘Sundayand Sandry Drinks, hell hole. This man Dickinson served as conn number of years, and is a chursh in the new saloon above mentioned Last night about midnight aent office and began demo such an attack and had secreted with a revolver and before ‘he truders had time to do much miachief, they were covered and ordered to throw up their hands. Some ef them wmplimfi but others were not se eas- ily intimidated ands a scuffle ensued, in which the maskedimen escapad. To-day Frank Dorsey, Levy Véatch, Bob Nye and one Benson were arrost- ¢d as perpetrators of the act. Mrank Dorsey gave bonds in the amount of $1,000 and the otlters $500 each to appear next Thuwday for triak If the nght ones are found it is liksly to vo hard with them, as it surely should. THR ALLLANCE, The farmers of this county: are jeet of “‘organization for self-yroteo- of<t) #rowd indulged i.i likeremarke. At ttn all of th Maborcrs ¢ ouldered the v sh’ | Sr L a we ok " onl! SPBON G o and 800 o yd deoy "Kith two M ey v drove Kyt f ey # * and ordered 4| tow, L ken 7 ud dinparso pe ™" MDY wome gm...bl..‘{,f;: th:i‘};]:l"nrn.tructor, Mr. Stophenson, 4 BEE reporter yesterday, | s Wayseen by &, ba consid, ey ‘fi:}e considerably ex- cited over what he [ o, ©© ¥ 7 ful interforence of O{*/14% with kia men. He said that he'}s received about five hundred appligd2!® from men for work at $1.26 a """“ had been able to give only fout seventy-five of this number emplo, ment. and wereapparently satisfied with thexr pay, until a number ot men, who had never applied to him for work at all and whom he called “‘loafers,” had been around among them and created dissatisfaction, He alleged that if it hadn’t been for this interference his men would never have thought of striking. He intimated that, when the weather gets better, he intends to employ more men and pay larger wages, because he realizes that $1 25 is low. But he stated that he had overned his pl{l by that of the B. & fi(. laborers, who are working the +t:am shovel and who have been em- ployed several weeks at $1.25 a day. 'he places of the strikers who did not indicate a wish to resume work were easily filled yesterday, Mr. more - than fore 9 o'clock, and yesterday the work was pro- oceeding as usual. THE OTHER KIDE. The causes of the strikers’ action are partially explained in the follow- ing communication, which was yes- terday receiyved from one of their number: To the Editor of The Boe: About 200 men, employed on the B. & M. depot grounds, made a strike for living wages yesterday, This occurrence cannot be wondered at when we take under consideration the adroitness with which the con- tractor manipulated at the beginning to establish a Chinaman’s price for the labor. At the buuiuning about 300 more men wero advertised for than there is room to work, and prob- ably that many moro than wasinten:- ed to be put to work, No man war informed what he was to receive pir ay until the close of the second ay's work, when crowds of men from all parts of 1he country, called there by this unptincivled man- ner of advertiser, to make it appear that the labor market was full to over- flowing, bad thronged thy banks only to be dirgusted by the penurious price for ahuveling dist. At the high range of prices for house rent, provisions and fuel, we car live at $1.26 a day for our labor; 810 to $20 per wonth for house rent, $1.60 per bu- shel for powatoes, 40 ocents per pound for butter, flour $4 » hundred, meat 10 to 20 cents & pound, coal §0.60 to $8 a ta and other things correspond- ingly high, what show is there for the laboring wan at these wages? None all, 18 the decision of any man who macience as large as a tobacco seed and will give the subject a second thought. ~ Already two serious accidents haye ocourred on this work, [ 1 e hundred applications degiec ucnll«-fl the unlaw- | geft, W. E. Dech, o! Miller, of Cheatex They had worked six days|'d tion,” and on last Satwrday qpite u number of our leading farmers met the court house, in aecordance withi allowed to.make such suggestions as tormer adjournment, snd organized a branch of the Parmer's Alliance by K Presiv- William Fletcher; vice-presi ‘W. D. MaCord; secrotary, Wi, - Davis, ™ Arrangorsents were thon lada 0 0L ganize branches in variows irts of the gounty, and the following: ummittee “P‘ry,inmd for that purposa: sWaheo precino; , Ji Ju 4 inct, and T. L. Ams, of Mazietta ::;‘i;“'m = 1¢# to be hoped ths ot ¢ producens of this@Unty Wil biku-j thomsotnes together -ml@w"‘-v']'. 1M facy they really are, t2e”?MATOUINg 1o won of this nation. Noms. \ Messrs, Stowart. and Rid'hawe re: turned frora the east with so\f. ¥ory five young mares, which they are selling at good prices. Business is geod in Wahoe, and much bunding is.contemyplated assoon as spring open Tfiom farmes who wera sowing wheat 3 foew days aw, are taking a rent. Johm Sherman, the typo. who had his hand crusbed in she Tribune job s » few days ago, is able to carry Eu hand out of the nling. torday. Olof Berggren, the mam who was thrown trona the car while unloading horses at Council Bluffs, a few weeks ago, still carries his broken arm in a sling, BYERS, THE GERMAN THEATRE. Barefoot.” Despite the inclemency of nold as “‘Little Barefoot.” {Lis people. tud this peculiar accent with remrka- this respeot. terous as she is on some occasions her usual charming grace, went through his role in a ver, and telling manner, and Miss valuable auxilliary. caused by the caving of the steep treacherous banks, which were sup-|Played what little they had to play very efficiently, and Mussrs, Penner, Lutze, Fischer, Luatsch and Miss was mashed nearly to a j.]f under a | Herrwig assisted in making the repre- {‘uudn a | sentation of “‘Little Barefoot” quite & pressed from the public car for 'obvi- ous reasons, On Tuesday & mun lump of falling earih; on was carried to the with a broken leg; buth will probably be laid up for months—all for §1.25 per d:d’ The aggressive power of monied monopolies is being felt to- day n::re l:lunly'hy tl; laborers than any other class of o in this coun- [ We dfn n'gtwu}-u exorbi- price for onr labor, or a h'ndsome profit for our 'nrvicu, but we do expect a living price for the hospital Miss Buschmann and Mrs, Madel brillient success, e S NOTICE TO WEARERS OF SPEC TACLES, been called to the fact that others are representing Our attention has to the the Star Tinted Spectacles. The celebrated protectors to that .| valuable organ, sigh¢, can only be establish- e RICKSON, | advertisements everywhere, it is truly had at the leading jewelr; The Plans of Masked Wahco An Attempt to Wreck the “Inde. Inde- pendent, A. U. Hancoek, wrote an ar- in which he took occasion to refer to the saloon lately established under the new hotel, styling it as Dickinson's ty surveyor of Saunders caunty for a member, but issaid to be interested five uasked men broke into the Indepen- ishing the type, but it seems.the local editor and une of the typos, W. M. Dawis, had been informed of the likeliood of finally becoming wterested ia thesub- || ecting the following well-known andil/tion, Frauline Alwine Heynold in “ Lithle the weather quite a respectable coneourse of people assembled Sunday im Tur- ner Hall to witness Frl. Alwine Hey- The play represented waa one of a somewhat peouliar nature, the scene being laid in a village in that part of Germany known as the Black Forest, and the inhabitants of this part of the country speak an entirely different dinlect from the other portions of (iermany, and iv reguires considerable skill to 1mtate the peculiar accent of The ontire company, ulmost without one exception, imita- ble fidelity. Miss Hoynold and Mr. Molchin were singularly accurate in Miss Heynold rendered her part very uicely, and was not quite so bois- and Mr. Molchin as John, a young | talent an farmer, made the most of his part and was much applauded. Mr. and Mrs. Grossmann as farmer and wife were very well received, and Miss Grossmann as Rose acted with Mr. Bergmann as an invalid soldier lively hiessen a8 a protty little peacant girl was a OONOCERNING A CONSUL Action on the Comsular Vacancy. A well attended meeting Owmaha citizns of the to the call pubdished in Tne Bek. 8 chosen as chairman, Mr George Han- sen being elected seoretary. rosponaible for the oall, The following resejufion was unan- imously adopted: Whersas, Hon. % N.. Vindquest i | Swedish and Norwegian Wice Coun- sul for the State cfi Nebraska, has ceased tarbe a resident' of the City of Omaha and State ot Nebraska and now resitee in the Stuto of Missouri, thus creating a vacancy in the above mentionedeonsulate; and Wheresss The Swedish and Norwe- giau bormoitizens of Nebraska, both as regard their mumber, tieir vanied in- terest, and their frequeay transactions themselves in the offico and, armed Fw“h their former home rand relatives {in the old soumntry, in ¢ %0 have a_ropreseutativo-of the Swed- lish and Sorwegian gevernment in their midsb; therefore be in view,, ought || Worwegtam bow estizens of tirs @ity of ' Dmnaha, in mase meeting assembled, advisability and necessity of filling the | yacancy ncw in sar opinien existing, at an early date. Resolved] . Thas » comraitkes of five Bo selectods 2o covrespond with the:rep- vesentatives- of the Swedishrand Nor- weplan goserniest in Washington, as (well as wigisthe home cowernmont in [Stuckholunif nesessary ad o lap be | fore them oun views and dssives inshis lmatter; andébe 3 farther Resolved;. That the said: committee {be authorized %e respectfnlly suggest Ito the said:authonities, thes we should {deem it a privilege, and ocourtesy, if fiwould lead o $he selection. of a.pro- {iper and campetant person for the posi- The chairman appointed the fellow- ing comnittee: Chas. Salhblm,shinir- iman; A, Hi Svendby, S. J. Larson, { E. Mittelouf}} €. Andreen: Tt was resolxed, as sooras thecom- mitte lsarn the decision of the: au. [ thorities-at Stockholm aad Washing- ton, thakthey will immediately call public meetings and repori: pregress. The eommistes will aat with: all possi bla,dispateh in the matter: e —————— KELLOGG:. ‘What 3h1a/Says in Repiyto. ties Glee Chab's Complaints. AN oy dmys since Twur: Bur con- tained! a statement corcerning, the dis- eatisfaation of the boys of the Glee clubat the fact thasy Miss Fanme Kellogg had conseated. to: remain oven a week and sing: ab Council Bluffs, when she had. previewsly de- clared it impossible bo.be absent from Boston over one Sabbath, and thus Jokb to the club the. oppartunity to aecure an engagement at the Bluffs, Miss Kellogz was interviewed by a Boe reposter Sunday after- noon. She seemed much sur- prised to learn that the ©lee club of Omaha were at all opposed to her 1 made the arrangements with the Omaha Glee club to sing at their con® could give me a week’s engagement at a certain price. They did not deti- nitely inform, me, but afterwards con- cluded that they could not do so, and I consequensly thought that I was fee to make such engagoments as I saw fit, if I did not interfere thereby with the sale of their tickets for the Omaha concert. I have done nothing that could affoct them in any way wha'- ever. I would have been very glad t0 have sung in Coeunal Bluffts under their auspices and am surprised that they did oot fix a date for me, as Tunderstand that they weore offored 8200 by the Mpiscopal society to give a concert in the Bluffs, Why they failed to make an agree. ment with the society, I do not know. The occasion next Tuesday evening upon which T am to sing is not in any sense a concert, It is a mmiogle, given by the Cecilian lub, at which no,_one, except myself, making any retensions in a professional musical rine will appear. It will all be home strictly amateur, It was the original intention of the club to give the musicale in their roowms, as they are in the habit of doing, but they decided to open Dohaney's opera house to accommodate those of my friends who may wish to be present. I desire you to state that I have given up two engusements in the east which would have yiclded me much more money than T make here, in order #0 come and weccommodate the Omaba glee club, I should have been b least 300 better off by re- maining at home, and I would not have consented Lo come at all, were it not that I wished to visit my friends in this city. So, instead of the Owmaha Glee club being the losers, I am the one who suffer in a pecuniar sense. In order to remain here, have been obliged to obtain an exten- sion of my leave of absence from Boston, which is something I did not think last week it was possible for me 0. r ublic that they are selling ot —————— DO NOT BE DECEIVED. In these times ot quack medicine saything of the kind ever seen west of the | company and the contractor are able |Opposite the postoflics, they being | gratifying to find one remedy that iy Missouri, A Heavy Swell, acob H, Bloow','o! Virgille, N, Y, HoMAs' Ecirorrio Onn badly swelled neck and sore throat 0 on my son in forty-eight ho . | & J: also nnaud‘& pnI:r ;:o‘:“: ':l":‘y more tos; wy wife's foot was also flamed—10 uch so that 0o walk about the house; s applledvho mi in twenty-lour hours was -n&lr:ly e Ribbons Goupons st Cruickshank's, fob24-3¢ much in. to pay it. One dollar and fifty cents is small cum(ngh wages for a man to work for in Omaha under the present tfmndlhon of thgnsn. acts to a candid, intelligent people, nd beliove that their m'n)gip opinions will be with us. STRIKER, Jacob Martzolf, of Lancaster, N. Y, says your Syrup Blossom works ' well }’u; everything you recommend it;myself, wife and have all used it, and yon B 08 G Oy Ao York 3 centa, 1, botiles 10 cents, b b dodiy the sole agents in this section. Then [ worthy ot praise, and which really ose who are suffering with smart- | does as recommended. El«golric_ Bit- ing, tired and watering eyes, throw |ters, we can vouch for as being a true Wesubmit these | #¥8Y your glasses at once, ‘as they are [and reliable remedy, and one that only injuring your sight, and repair at | will do as recommended. Theyinvari- ased | Ohee to leading jewelers and secure | bly cures stomach and liver ool ir of those genuine Star Tinted | diseanes of the Kidneys and and secure immediate relief, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, the Popular Jewelers, opposite the postoffice, fo-28-6t lubbon—(_)o-;lpom*‘rcmiokdunk 's. fob24-8t AL SUTL Y Hospo, Pianos and Orgay The Swedes and Norweglans Take from Sweden and Norway, was held at Judge Stenberg's office on Saturday evening, pursuant The meeting was called to ordes by ex-City Marshal Westerdahl, who was Mr. Westerdahd expliined the o¥- ject of the meeting, and that he was singing in the Bluils, and said: “When | Kupper J cert in Omaha. T asked them if they : Landucher H LEAVITT'S LEASE. Rumore of the Theatrical Worl Which are Not Confirmed. It was reported yeste dy the o | M. B. Leavitt, manager minstrels, had sccured & year's leas of Boyd's opera_honse. venled tite fact that not succeeded. itivel leases Mr. Poyd stated pos that the opera house was nof to any ome, He said that Lea proposition was not accepted. Manager Marsh rum it for him, ‘ger Halllert, Music, and that they will run a first been made ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.. if Wal Stuck to. About half past ten o'clock yes- terdoy, a man named John Cén- Resolves). That we the‘Swedish and | nolly tried to cus his thrsat with a razor-and was prevented from so do- A It P h o | ing by his cousin; a young lady who R ] e is employed at the boardinghouse kept by Petrick Ford, on Tenth:street, be- t ween: Farnham and Douglas, Cormolly is, it appears is a drinking m an and has hadh an atta sk ‘“horrors” from which he was suffer- in g at the time of his rash aet. Sunday he tuied to pe nknife from some of his fellow boar ders to cut his thzoat with Imt did no%! suceed. Yesterday Mies Connolly was im tho sesond story oft the hovse at work when ohe saw her cousin rise up in beclanddraw something from: under his pillew. She soon disccvered that 1t ‘wag razor and’the first- thing she know @onnolly was- trying to draw it across his throat: She nterferrec just 1y, time to save his life and the only injury he rceeived woa- a slighs scriitelr across the - throat. The razor was taken away and the would, be Gizantean Inquiry re %e had made ad- vanees to secure such a lease, but had vitt offered him' four thousand dollars for the'house for the next year, but a8 he 0’ not cars to give 1t away, l,hu 1e thought that Leavity intended to have It is also reported that Kdwin CNf- . = 3 ford, who- played Mere recently wish | ered until this morning. 'his company, has gone in with Marr of the Academy of dlass varietp theatre in the plase. The manager uo%being in the city, it was impossible to learn tl% truth of the | rumor, but it doss not seems very lizely that amy such armangement has Wit Whisky~ Will Briag a Men to of the borrow PETTY BURGLARY, d A ‘Midnight Marauder Rifles th Olothes of Two Men, merman's saloon Thirteenth and Harney streets las night. Two of Zimmerman's e em t back of the bar room, and the bur forcing the lock. T - fIn§Memoriam. At the meeting of the PioneerHook and Ledder company, No, 1, held at the firemen’s ball on Wednesday even- ing, February 22, 1882, the following esolutisns were adopted: Whereas, In view of the loss ‘we have sustained by the dacease of friend and brother fireman, Edward C. Lu- cas, and of the still heavier loss sus. tained by those who were nearest and denrest to him, therefore, be it Resolved, That it is but a just tri- bute to ths memory of the departed o say that in regretting his removal from our mids% we mourn for one who wapan every way worthy o9 our re- speat and reyard. Résolved,. That we sincerely cors dole with the family of the deceased pleased Divime Prowidence ti afilict them; and commend them fer conso- are raeant in mercy. Resolved, That his heartfelt testi- be forwarded to the Samily of our de- verted brother, and a copy be fur- nished to the-daily papers of Omaha. By the coramittee, D. S. Miretiery, J. B. Koesrer, Gro. Scnvan. il T Ly Oxders. been issued from the headgnanters of ‘the department of the Platte, Omaha, Nebraska: | cavalry, now in this city on public suicidowas taken: to jail to sober up)| business, will return to his station. and resover his senses. o —————— LIST OF LETTERS / Remaizing in Posoffice dusing the ‘esk anding February 95, 1852, GEJTLEMEN. AverilhC Babcoek T H. Bartlett J. Breen ¥ BrownB. Buncroft '+ B Braur M Brown W R Bumbamn J Brown W. W Curtia. Chenoweth Ji B Clark J.L Clear R J Colline /1 hn Cainol J Chapia.J Cotter J Carlogest A Carl B Doolittle D A Derfel! G DeuinH Davis H C Devow J. Eliott J Enzian ¥ Frilitty Lap Erickson J Froaa W 14 Flogd J A Fery FaganJ A Fisher J A Fish r S H Garley J O & wlier W, Grant I, Guoodman J A Grove C R Goerdon ¥ W Gilwer J. T Gesf, rd Gallou J Gebbery J J Glaser M House S W Harris S Huggins P H! Hayes I Hemmen H Haxkell K Humburg J Hillgren J Hil C Hampton G Iatho B Johnstone G Jones L R King W Kean J Klemm G- Kellogg J K Kennedy F{ Leyl nd L Long C B Lee EF LewsJ A Lagerman C Moore F E McBride. @ L NMiller J W Marston.C H Mathews C Meagher J D Marpsnip M J Mailhouse L Miller J Morris W T Moore A Mast A Mark 1J K Nielson N F Ninherger P Nemeck L Orley R M ) Copnor Pawnknole K P ckham R B Pelton L Prendergast PJ Potter S W Putin H I Phalen J Peckham D RayC R Ruggles W B 2 | ymers F Stawson O Sinith O Sheridan P Lundiu A Sander F A Simpson H 8 Smith H Stetrya.ann H Shocham D Spellman D *mpson G H Slain J Smith (‘!;l ;5 ewu-t.él ) Stamer Srll:?\'wrence JH ThomasJ M Tillson T D ‘ruly ‘Wagner Prof Wilcox S M Williams J Walsh J Waite O Wells H Wilson H G Walch A VIRMS, ilding & Howe: Buford & Co Enders J € & Co LADIES, Anderson Miss Chris- tina Bagley Mrs James Buttler Mrs Fi ‘elia Broinard Mi:s Fon- Bower Miss Emma nie Beal Mis Eliyn Bowers Mys Helen Unywood Miss Luly Clark Miss Flora Cronkhite Mrs Or- Colley Mm Mary A ville Carlsson Miss Sofia Qurtis Mrs A 1 Maria, Demii g Miss Dora Feenan Miss Clara Fitzgerald Miss J osic Fitz.erald Miss Forbes Mrs Sarah Brldfic', Foot Mis Catharine Ford Mrs Mariah Frost Mrs Frenke Mrs Louisa Field Mrs Rosa A Gerhard Miss Mary Garvey Miss Katie Garvey Miis Maggie Harrison Miss Mas- Meller Miss Helen ie Harker Mrs Hiram Hansom Mrs Jennie Haye- M s Henry Harrwan Milie Jonsen Mrs Johnson Bettie Johnson M athilda ] Koch Mrs Theress, Kiny Eiverva Largo Miws O K Level \trs Franci. Linch Miss Mary Lirtell Miss Lizeie McGrahe M ss Mol-Matin Moore Miss Jones ¥ Keoler Mrs Julia lie Madsen Cece'ia Mooris Mrs J E Newhall Mrs Nettie hman Miss A Rucks Miss Augusta Pierson Emuia Ranse Mits Martha Right M'ss M C Richardson Miss Eli- Ranch Mrs Jeonie zabeth Shepard Mrs Thaw Miss Mattie Tayior Mrs R L Tatmon Mrs Ler y T evers Miss May Wood Miss Maud ———————— | Hglu\u Miss Hattie Hannan s Soph- || 'ANTED—4 childn 88 W arders uuul:_n Frank Eoilie | Montgomers Miss L Mooce Mrs Kate B Newhall Mrs Nettie | 10t Whittier 3rs Emily The: quartermaster’s department will furnish the necessary transpcrta- tion. The following named recruits en- listed at Fort?Omaha, Neb, are as- signed as follows, aud will ha aent to treir stations at the first ravorable op- portunity. Charles Riee, to company By Ninth |infantry. Newton MeClimans, to compauy F, Ninth infantry. fei De Meyer's {CATARRH CURE. The Only Enown Real Cure. SPECIAL HOTIGES. TO LOAN—MONE . ¥| A petty burglary occurred at Zim on the corner of l t ployes, Henry Stringer and Philip Snyder, were sleeping in a small room glar entered from a back door by The marauder went through the clothing of the sleeping men and obtained about $25 in money aud a silver watch valued at $10. The thief retired quietly and in good order and the depredation was not discov- on the dispensation with which it has lation to Him who orders all thing» for the beet, and whose chastisements monial of our sympathy ancd sorrow | [ The: following yeneral order has.| Mbajor Edwin V. Sumnen, Fifth OR_RENT-House on Sherman ayenws, T [ rooms, with itable. Arply to N, W. Mora r]l. 807 8, 19th 8t . 20741 phe ~ JOR RENT—Rooms in Jacobs’ block 00841 JOR RENT—Fu rnisneu vion wwem, N, E. cor th and Juckson, Bo-tt JOR RENT—House of +ight rooms. Enquire [1J, ¥hipoe Roe, 1612 8. Fitth 8t 077t .| JOR REN roome over moa comnre’ Excisoge, N, K. cor. 16th and Loy rotn, 254l ithout hoard,” Keasonable pi 0K KENT—Nicely farnished rooms with o 1 . a [FOR saL Toams of young horses, wagon o home-s; horses & years old and about 16 i dy bigh, Inguire of J. Vickenburg, at Ed- hom & Erickson's, 56 [JOR SALE—Ric Standard Colum- bia. Apply Un X » Elevator, 2034 NOR SALE—House with 6 rooms, barn and long baase of lot_on 15th St., bet. Burt and Wobstor. Iaquiro at EdNolm & Erickson's 266-5 OR SALR - At roasonable fizurc . rostaur. ' “ant wth txtures complote: doin: gond busines * Inquire at 416 Sou h 10th 8¢, 263 1 NORSALE—Fros milch cows, also nice fresh bHutter, at: Beal's groc ry store, corner Tenth and Dodge! feb3 1m* DOR SALE—Restavrant with good patronage ! on 10th st.; reason for s elling, mustxo ca-t to ook after important business. 1 nquire « & 416 8. 10th St. 4t [OR SALE GK TKADE T towepas | por ontfit consisting of 5 Taylor & Son press, chases, type, &c., &c, cow plote, for inside 7 co umns folio. 'For particuars call on or addross M. Duntam, or J. C. Hariwell, Clarks, Neb. 2656-1+ EMIS sols houses, lots, farms and lands, Office, 16th and Douglas Sts. TPOR SALE--A No. 1 span of heavy draft horses, Enapire of .. Paulsen, at Petor Goos'. au-tt OR SALE—At Hall's feod i Bridge, 76 tonsof No. 1 baled hay. ~ Will be deliverud to any part of thecity. Als) ground foed at the lowest cashi price. W. H. McCOY. vear Military Xy SALE— ' wenty acres bea located with good residence, barn, out- nouses, well andi cistern: place well fenced: Totms ‘ensy. W. R.. BARTLET:, Real Estate Agent. 2891 OR SALE—10,000 Black Cap Mammoth Clus- ter 2 Koots “Idle Wild Placo.” Leave ordi raat 1414iDodge St. JOHN G, WIL~ LIS, Commissio + *tore 11t [QEMIS NEW CITY MAPS, 10c -=Mownt do Maps, §2.60. GO B R TOR SALE—Mulos and hariess at Kedman's 16tu street barn- 141-6* OR 8A' E—At Solomon's, 1204 Farnham St., gold fish, silver fish, ccl:, alligators, devil fish, imported canary birds, t Jking varrot, gold nnches, red birds, nioch ing bird lobes and aquariims, all sizes and stylcs, at prices reaon- *ble. 14281 EAUTIFUL RESIDENGE LOTS—$100 each, 25 down and §5 porwonth, BEMIS, agent, 16th and Douglas $ta, OR SALE—A good second ha d_stroet hack for sale, at a low bargain, by Dr. ¢ards, 1100 Farnham stroct. 74-th, SALE—House and full lot in good loca- cheap. Vrice, §1260. Easy_terms. Opp. post ¢ fHice, 15¢¢ Beat building lob in_ Shinn's ade fuot east front by 120 feet dopth. Ipp- pow: - fhice, 148 [OR SALE OR RENT—A grocery store aidy butchor skog, doing a good businoe. Itim quira at this office, 0ot Fon SALE—2 nico counters and 2 silvor pis. sh W cases, at G. o, H. Peterso- s, 504 Soof 10th St. 414 OK SALE—UF Will exchia ge for Umaba pro perty, an improved sec on of land adfoi ing & station en U. P. K. R. M. DUNHAM. 141 & Farnham §t., Omaha. 7% Smk OR SALE—Cr trade for city vzoperty, i {~<pan o! horsos, harness and wagon. Adidres 8. Y., this offies et TOR BALE—A gooa sevon-yoar-oid hoise ‘Warranted to drive single or double. & quire of George Canticld, Canfiold house. novis-at McCAGUE, MISOELLANEOUS. VARPET WEAVING Done bv Mrs, C: Bigl )" N. E. cor. 16th ond Jackeon: sts 2061+ YWO. UNFURNI HED ROOMS. WANTY p,_ With board in samo fumily onnear bx. ' Aq. dress H. A. Swith, with Linivgar & Metaal ¢ 0o, 25-8 o ONEY TO LOAN —~Usliat Law Umee of D. L {hosis ] irslanon ook, B250.000™ tereet s sioma of 85600 o upwards, for 840 b yearn, ou (rst-class city and iarm property. BEMiB RKAL EATATS and Loan Aukxoy, 15th and Douglas Ste. NSTRUCTION ON TYPE-WRITER ace in frequent rec ipt of applicads operators. BELL & AMES, 1506 By Agents Remington Type-Writar, fud AVE RENT—Choice of 30 full lotw near Creighton Collego for 82 * Dextes L. Thouss & Bro. Room 8, ¢ Block. S-We s for rnham, 18-1m to lease per year. Creighton 20 -tf rELP WANTED, ANTED—A man to take care of horses and o general work about place, Must have wrecommendations. H. W, YATER. 2676 ANTED—Two good harness makers; steady work K. STACH, York, Neb. 23 1mo* YOUPEL WANTEL—Tnat can set up lime barrels. Apply immediately to JOHN CliK. RIE, Lime Kilos South Bend, Cass county, Neb. 269-1% ANTED—E . ploymwent by & young man in. a grocery store. H. Mannweil r, em. ployment agent, 11th street, near Farnham. 200-1* ANTED—A situst'on in o dross makens: WAl y, where-L can learn_dress-making, or houso keeper and ta sow. Address one weak, Miss L. N, G., City. 280-28¢ ANTED —Nurso girl, northwost cornur. of 23d and Bust Sts, 2678t ANTE —The fir-# of March, man and wife towor . Anericansprefer e'. Apor- manent place for the 1ight parties. ~ Addness, Tousley Bros. 2581 ANTED—A position a4 stencgraphen uy yYouny ma flvst-class in the art.and ahle: to do verhat w. reporting of any kind. Hus been. employed in tho coarts for soveral' vear+ past, but w uld prefera situation as amanuwwis, e sircs salary of $1200 per y ac. test refoences given both ax.to moral character a d. abiliy it required, Addvass Win. D. Case, Osweo, N. Y. 2521 ANTED-—-At the Us fon Pacific hotel, Coun '3 Tl Biuf-, » girl who can man, o, taw machive and who w competent to teke chaage of the line - deparkav-ut of the ho'el, A midslle- ag d lady pretered, Inquire at. the hotel'or at the U. ¥ Dinime Uall, Omaha. e 7 ANTED—A first.cla- cook,. Appiyat 2018 “ Cass S4, ey AYTLD"000d ook at #rand Padific hotel ‘Colaxmbus. Wooman prpbermeds 107+ ANTED— ¥ Lrst-Clas Gy 010 WEO UUAET: ‘staads meat cookine uxill aapastry; none buts imt-cass need apply. Also.a good hoy as waiter. Apply 8t 1106 Farabam ~& ~ 986-00d] ovaie, \ achool, at 19tlnand California 8t L. 7674 both Axg,| LOOMIS FOF RENT MOUSE 3 AND LAND R pt cornar 18thand Panl tts, th St McKenzie Mys Lizele | 7701 RENT. Nke—hln wouth front acom, hare nished; 3k 1904 Parubam 3t,, 2d kous: abave — nd Webster o4, ouses, lots, faxms, stores, lands, Offices 1668 o I3 J79% RENT— House of 8 yoms on Pa lf vot. 10ch and 11th. Joga reof C. b B AT o hand omely fu room, al40 an wlcove room with bos: est prices. Bri-k honse, 2013 Cass St Zink Kui i l-‘"'“ e M’:":ms:. F, HarL, Postmaster, "m“’ e e e— difficulties. We know whereof we by ;i lpe:k. and can readily say, give them Hospe, Fine Violin Strings. s m w trial. Bold at fifuy cents a bottle by Ish & MoMahon ) rh i 's, 1300 Farnham St, ported, Hickwan's, e A curload Zeruys, the finest im. Hosre is now receiving the chuieest lot of fine ‘warEr coLors and Gienuine STEEL ENGRAVINGS ever exhibited in Omaha, You are invited t, see them, 0b27-6¢ MOR REET—Store room in_brick building, § T corner 10tk and Cuming. C. ¥ €ont inan, 1110 Farshsm 8t. 203- (f “v ANVED—F unm“l bridg: apa achool bonda, " T (ark, Bel | 0U1saA one 6 and one s 800, Tuguive 145 bei 1 Nicely furnished room. Apgly ab OTS, 8140 each, 85 down.and 6. ~EMIS, Agent. 250000 ' r month— mlannual, ¢ o . intancet, B tontaol B o tes 8-ct by real state mortkage for 1alo, 3 ey el Box 62 7 RICK FOK VvALR. 208-t ESTABID i Bmcx FOR SALE—TY Munray, b 119-1¢ ANO AND OHGAN: Instruatf b 8 Pard t, S 20th st baltw Propey, pa T 'CHEST PRICE paidfor ‘metal and rage, by 1. G Douglan S¢. URNISHED ROOMS FOIY T— sl 10th and Davonportaty, S Mo Cor. WO FURNISEED KO) ¥ § FOR RENT—In- 1 kinds of fron, insky & Co., 102 49- quire at Hospe'd At Ry sereot. fi porlum, mnmgfgf“ p ANAGFMENDY OF gMALL USINESS ted bu experiw cd man. Small salary, . 908.41 URNISHEDROOMS _within three blocks of postoffice. Inqudt¥ at 1519 Dod e. 926-tf JPORTEAITS IN V¥ {3ON—Fastiiy and O Wo" dosoiative ! painting. MRS, D, B’ WARDNER, rpom 1.: (acob's Block, 64 ALED Ha VA B B P "y"gy“ ATH Handers Feed Maore EDWAY.D KUEHL MAGISTIRY, OF P ALMYNTERY AND CONDI TIONALAV, 40 ¥ inth Btreat, batween Farnbam I, with the of guardisn Apirite, aWiain %o’ any ono aglance at the pas and pruse,ut, and on certain conditions in the fu | turo, Be otasa' Shoes made to irder. Pexf eslatanti on vry ragtend N igg 1 ———— POWDER ik, Absolutely Pure. < | This pow der never varies. A marvel of pur | ity, strength and wholusoweness. More econo- wi¢ | thin the: ordinary hinds, and canuct be Faruham sud <ol Apply 10 J. Shreve, 1107 Haruey 8t wxia-:l OR RENT—Swall barn, sultable for 2 horses, ruer Faruh Sih B wold in competition with the multitude of low test, short welght. alum or phosphate powders, - | "Bold cnly in caus. Rovau BAkize Powosk Co., 106 Wall Bt., New York,