Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 3, 1882, Page 8

= T 85 down and $5 per month. Bemis, agent, " nesdsy, told that the 8 THE OMAHA vAauly BE FRIDAY, M CH 3 1882 I'HE HAILY BEE. Friday Moruing, March 8, Weather Report. (The following observations are taken at the same moment of time at all the sta- tions named.) Wir Derarrunst, U, 8, OMAIIA, Mar v Bevon, ) 45 Frosh Brisk Light High Brisk Frosh |Fresh 0 |Fresh 5 |W |Fresh |8 [Brisk N [Licht NW [Fresh NW |Frosh Assiniboine [30.21 “iver b feot 1 Inch above hig trosen. "'AL BREVITIHS, —Dist: fct conrt business wan exceeding. Iy dull yesterday. —The boys were out washing the mud off the hose carts all forenoon yesterday. The C., B. & Q. took eighteen car ‘loads of stock east Weduvesday. —Dug Burns was arrested Wednesday on the charge of assaulting E. Brewster, —Council Bluffs contains, according to its own figures, over 20,100 population. The finest Kby West, Domestic and im- ported cigars at Kuhn's, Try them. 1m, , ~Finest line of ladies' hand-bags at Baxes, just in . —A car load of black stripe mail went east over the Northwestern Wednesday. ~Dr. Chadwick hus removed his office from Dr. Peabody's to 1504 Farnam street. ~—The internal revenue collection of Ne- braska for February, 18:2, footed up 863,- 014.13 ~—Such weather as this makes the aver- ace striker think that Providence is «n hiy side, and perhaps it i-. —Operetta “‘Ili Jacobi” and other at- tractions st the Congregational church next Friday evening, —Beautiful residence lots ~$1.0 each, /Fifteent and Douglas streets. —The reporis from the western stock regions ire very flattering and railroad men are expecting a Leavy ran of cattle east this spring. —The B, &M, yesterday made an addi- t onal appr isement to complete i s recent condemuation o, propecty. The appraise- ment embraced eight lots, including the Catlilic school property on Fighth street. —August Olsen, an aged citizm of Council Bluffs, insisted on lolging in Hornberger's hallway, and was arrested for disturbing the peace. Judgment was suspendel to lot him skip out for home. — A dispatch from Sioux City Wed- ice had ocom- "I see a still more threatening state of an appearance of peueral worthless- INSTATU QUO. The Striking Graders Still Hold Out for $1.76 Per Day. They Organize a Union at the Tarn Halle Moeting There were apprehens’ons on the part of many that yesterday would affairs in the matter of the striking graders, but these fears were not realized At 7 o'clock yesrerday the entire police force of the city was on the duwp grounds, under orders to preserve the peace and protect such as desire to go to work, Mayor Boyd being determined to do that under any conditions. About one hundred men were present and were quiet aud orderly. No laborers appeared to be protected and the ice soon left, Neither Contractor tephenson nor his ‘‘boss,” Mr, Oallahan, were presest and in a shory time the assembly dispersed and came up town. One notable exception there was, a deaf and dumb man being on hand and at work, ns he has been all through the trouble, He has never yot heard of the strike and prob- ably will sot and he has not been molested by the strikers, A meeting having been called for 9 o'clock, at the city hall, that hour saw quite a large gathering of men at the corner of Sixteenth and Farnham. The city hall was not open, and the crowd soon adjourn:d to ‘‘Jefferson Square,” where the uecting was called to order, and M: Edward Walsh chosen chairman. Mr. Walsh addressed the crowd at some length, and in the m st sensible and logical manner, advocated or- ganization, the adoption of a definite object, and the appointment of a committee to wait on Mr. Stephenson and confer with him, showing him by a comparison of the cost of living with their wages thattheyasked nothing unreasonable. Tho specch had a good effect on the assembly and his propositions were assented to right through except by a few hot-headed individuals in the outer edge of tho arowd who are consi icuous chiefly for ness. It was resolved to fix their price at $1.76 per day and stand by ic. A comthittee of six were then ap pointed to wait on Mr. Stephenson and present thefcase to him, General Estabrook was called on to address the meeting and responded :n a graceful manner. He began by saying that when he crossed the street he had no more idea of mounting a dry goods box for a_speech than he had of working for $1.25 a day. He was familiar with that rude rostrum, however, and referred to the fact that his efforts had contributed largely to the preservation of Jef- ferson equare: for the public when private parties wanted to buy it No man was in deeper sympathy with she laboring classes than he, and if 81.26 was the established wages he meénced moying and was gorged against the winter bridge of the St. Paul & Oma- ha rallway, betw.en Sioux City and Cov- dngton, —Four new open street cars are on the ‘way here to ' ¢ run on thered line and will Weputoninafewdays, They will each have » seating capacity of twenty-four, with & narrow aisle and double seats on each side. —William J., Wood, of Las Vegas, New | Mexico, and Miss Hattie J. Briggs, of this city, were married Wednesday after- oo at the residence of the biide's pa- rents on South Thirteenth street, the Rev. James Paterson offi iating, —The ¢ unty commiseioner from Lun- ‘oaster cointy came from Lincoln yester- duy for the urpose of making » personal examination of the jail in this city. Ex- Sheriff Guy says the Omnuw calaboo:e i promounced by expe t jail breakers to be the most secu © placs of the kind in the country. —*“The stranger that is wthin our gates” will soon be able to take hix bear- ings without having to hunt up a police- man to help him find his way. The city dad: opened their hearts Tuesday evening and authorized 1he painting of names and pumbers of the streets on the corner lawp posts, This will be a long needed im- provement.’ —An emigrant was victimized near the 0. & N, W, depot Wednesday to the exteat of 810 in money aod a +hot. gun. He had sucha ‘‘sure thine™ that he wanted to bet his valise and contents in addition to the rest of his effects, The gome that broke hiu is an old une, known a8 “The five tickets.” ~For Sale at a bargain, the stock and fixtures of the Michigin Tvbacos Store, 1417 Douglis street, Omaha, Busines 4 tirst ola s, location good, rent low, sat’ 4. factory reasvns ferselling. Applv &/ tie otare, £20.voean-wikf.o orn-tu-thu® sat.tf .- The resl ‘ents of Cumidg st sop. be. “Aween Twenty-ceco.d and tue Military bridve w.nt the mirshal to ‘myestigate and learn the caust o “0 mv,ch standing water on ‘ths south side ()f the itreet. Toey allege it comes from *;he brewery and E brewer should 'pe compelled to it wi nf e sewer prov'ded therefor, ~The Board of Education Wednes «day viewed the sittes proposed for the new ohool building bs South Omaha. They favored most the lots on 11th.and Center streets. The question of building the Thouse will be submittel to the people at the next cstyelection, The cost would .axceed 85,000 and the board csun t ex. ;pend over that sum without being author- ized by vote, ~he Oigar Makers' Union seems to have been infected by the strike for liv- ing wages and yesterday ciroulated the fol. Jewing circular: “Woa would respectfully “call the attention of the public to the dav- gers existing in the presect method of ! manufacturing cigars in close tenement houses by Chin #: and convict libor, by manufacturers who employ such to obtain compétition and cheap la' or, thu: ex, os- ing the public to dreadiul diseases, which may be contracted through the filth of such places. Inorder to ayoid such the Clear Makers' International Unioy of America have issued a label which will Le placed on every box made by - .mbérs, a 4 muudtuwmyud workmavship.” thought that they had better emigrate. It is time for deliberation, but it should be cool and cautious. He advised them above all things to keep out ot the saloons.” You are in the Tt road and harmony and cool delibaration should be preserved, and all unlawful acts avoided. The General was loudly applauded throughout the speech and at its con- clusion, when Mr. Boyden addressed the meeting in Danish, and soon after m record in Cass county, by L. J. Jurrie, of Lincoln, for one section of land embracing the valuable quarries at South Bendu‘ The lease was a low figure and runs for 98 years. This will, at the completion of the Missouri Pa cifie, enable our people to obtain a fine acticle of dimension stone, of dif- ferent colors and fine granite. Mr. Carrie is also burning Jime and barrel- ling it for shipment. Tt is certainly a bonanza and there will be a good mar- ket for the sione. We wish the pro- prietor success in his enterprise, AN EARLY FIRE. John Lewis' Boarding House Burned Out, Narrow Escape of the Whole Block. About 5 o'clock this morning two or three persons on Capital avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets, discovered a small blaze on the nortk.- caat corner of the large frame build- ing occupied by Mr. John Lewis as a boarding and lodging house. Cries of fire were given and soon after the whistles on the river bottom also sounded the alarm. Harry Davis, Mr. Lewis' step-son, was the first to get out of the house, and assisted by L. J. Leming, a near neig'.bor, attacked the iiflames, then l‘ut small in extent with pails of water. In the meantime the rest of the inmates were aroused, and, about fitteen or sixteen in number, hurried to escape from the burning building. An outsider ran to turn in the alarm, but was so long about it that it was half-past b o’clock before the department was on the ground, the excessively muddy streets delaying them a good deal. "It was then found that the -wrenches for opening the hydrauts were not along and more time was unavoidably lcst. The fire, meanwhile, spread slowly until it enveloped the whole upper part of the house and jumped to a small cottage on the east, also owned by Mr. Lewis and occupied by Mrs. Julia Ray and her litde 12 year old daughter. Then astream was got on and the fire quickly put out. Time had been given to save a great deal of the furniture from both houses, for there was not a particle of wind or the whole block would probably have gone. The whole upper portion of the hotel was destroyed ancl the build- ing isa total wreck. The cottage is a total loss and another adjoining house scorched. ‘The loss on the hotel is about $800 and on furniture $100, on which there is an insurauce of $800, on the build- ing in the Niagara Insurance company of New York, On the smaller house there is $300 insurrmce and $100 on the furniture in the Metmpule, of Paris. Samue! J. Howells is agent for both companiers. The fire broke cjut near the chim- ney, but burned entirely on the out- side. and whethe r it was the work an incendiary o1: not is doubtful. wnfi not a defes iive flue, however, r, thanks to ttio fire department and Chief Enginijer Galligan * for the promptness and efficiency with which they respor ded to the call whenit was finally sen’; in, e — MC/RE INCENDIARISM. it adjourned quietly. The committee of six with Mr. Walsh waited upon Mr. Stephenson after the meeting at Jofferson square and talked with him. The result of the conference was that Mr. Stephen- 8on agreed to pay $1.50 a day to such men as would go to work to-morro' 5 morning for the present, a «d to ra‘ e the wages to $1.76 a day after the weather became sufficiently se ¢tled that he could do so with IIVI atage Ho furthermore agreed to r oay the men on each Monday night. The committee conferre d over this srnpocifion and fi.aly came to the letermination to rep ,rt favorably upon it to the meet’ g yesterday The repert of the ¢ uitting of work among the U, P. m{ders aud black- smiths, which was rumored Wed; neaday, proves entirely erroneous A number of th.e molders were off but it was to atta,d a funeral only. Thu work wgmen, ur the 8 o'elovk moeting, ©ofused to acoeps Me. 8 o- phenson’s proposition, «nd adjourned to meet v°," Turner Hull lust vight, where t'/.0y organized u union, elected officeri, wad determined to hold out to the v /(. Ay meet again to-night at the 85 10 pluce. i What Various Corporations and Indi- viduals are Doing for Their Country. Articles of the Omaha Motor Man- ufacturing Company were yesterday filed 1n the office of the county clerk, the capital stock of the new corpora. tion being fixed at §560,000, The iucorporators are John B. Det- wiler, Thos, Gibson, J. T. Huuna, H, H. Hobert, Chas. H. Gudircy, 8. J Howells, Geo, K. Gibson and Bernard Lange. Tue headquarters are located in Omaha and thé company will begin manufacturing at an early day, THE WATER WORKS COMPANY. The boarfi of directors of the Omaha Water Works company, at & meeting on Wednesday evening, de- cided to create the office of superin- tendent of water service, and employ a competent man to the same. Mr, D. H. Goodrich, formerly mana- gerof the R G. Dun & Co. Mercan- tile sgeucy, was unanimously. chosen for the position, Having llrud{ re- signed his former position, he will en- ter upon the duties of his new office on or before the first of pext month. His duty will be to make contracts, collect dues, ete., and this will take off a considerable burden heretofore laced on the shoulders of the secre- and treasursr Mr, N. Shelton, Mr. Goodrich is a general favorite with the business wen of this city, aud the mercantile agency will find it Bagd work to fill his place, A BONANZA, follow s the description of the label. | On Wednesday last a loase was put Anot! ser Blage Started at Mrs. Hart's Boarding House. The question of malicious incen- diarism in the fire started last week in Mrs, -Hart's boarding house on settled at the time. But another at- tempt of a like nature aud doubtless by the same individual which was dis- covered yesterdar confirms the theory of the origin of both fires. About 4 o'elock yesterday smoke was discovered coming in great quan- tities from the lower part of the house. Fortunately there were peo- ple awake and the inmates quiockly suppressed the flames. Near the rear door, inthe kitchen was found a bun- dle of paper saturated with kerosene | There was nothing ubout the charred vemnants of the papor to lead " to the vleutifioation of the oulprit. Sus- picion exists against » certain party 10 the city, who is thought to have a confede: i Newton Clark. Newton Olark, a resident of Fort Calhoun, and for the last eighteen months government storekeeper at Iler's distillery, died on March - lst i city, aged 48 ycars, His re- will be taken to Kort Oalhoun for interment, which will take place to-day at 11 o'clock . w., under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity, .| of whieh he was an honored member. He was an old settler, having resided in Nebraska some 26 years. He leaves a famly of tive children. The decased was o brether of Elvin and E. H. Clark, Dusiog his employ- wment at the distillery, Mr, Clark was ever faithful and « flicicnt, and served his employers 1o tho best of his ability © was, ‘of ull things, an honest man, and a well recognized citizen, and his death leavess gap which it may be difficult to fill, TRUE TO HER TRUST. Too much cannot be said of the ver faithful wife and mother, con- stantly watching and caring for her dear ones, never neglecting a single duty in their behalf, 'When they are assailed by disease, and the system should have a thorough nlnn-in{, the stomach and bowels regulated, blood purified, malurial prison exterminated, she must know that Electric Bitters are the only sure remedy. They ar the best and purest medicine in the world, and onr cost fitty cents. Sold by Ish & Iln)Isl\ (4) VACCINE Dr. A, H. Dorris, founder of the celebrated ine Vaccine Farm at Fond du Lae, Wis., is now ym{: @ating pure Bovine Virus at Lincoln, VIRUS, Neb. Ten Tvor Points, $1.00; gnru,bfl& pl‘i'ol:il.‘ the order, nly physi »u v . H, , M. D,, feb23e0dlm-m&e Linooln, Neb, |FOUR DAYS IN ‘THE DRIFES, |Euulk, Oharies Midgley, John Luts Biendortt, J. Harmon, John eerson, Charles John Fogerty, A. The Tandem Line of the Union “-T’rfiflflhemr- George T. Mills, Pacific Bucking the * Beau- G given to the care of the tiful” in Idaho. about 10 o'cloek sheriff af They are still de liberating, An Unpleasant Experionce in Plonsant Valley. the conrt. that _the jury were illegally consti The passenger train on the U ah & Northern, which lett Oregon on the 15th ult., had a rongh experience be- fore reaching Butte, Mont., five days after. The train arrived at the en- trance of Beaver canyon, 144 miles from Butte, at noon of the 16th. There some snow was found on the track, and the conductor, knowing that he would find more snow in the canyon proper, sent back for two extra engines and a snow plow, which reached the train at 2:40 p. m, Then commenced the JOURNEY THRU' THE SNOW. The tremendous snow plow went first, with three engines, and passen- ger No. 8 followed with four engines, two in front and two behind. From Beaver Canyon statiou to Pleasant Valley, the next station north, the distance is between five and six miles, Here came the tug of war, About three miles up the canyon the train came to a stop, finding two feet of snow on the track. From three Thursday afternoon until about three o'clock Saturday afterfoon the entire outfit was CAGED IN THE CANYON. purpcse of considing eertain caves, of which hws client’s was one, and excited; that all were summoned from Douglas county, one of prejudice. term of court. face the music with his Farmers' association papers. HEADLIGHT GLEAMS, brate the Opening of the .0., B. & Q to Denver. minal Facilities :1n Omaha. The visit to Omaha of R. 8. Hayes, tem, including the Missouri Pacific, changed among the passengers, but as | Pacific, which was noted yesterday, the forty-eight dreary hours wore £ t i t v away, and fuel and water began to| oy o O Breab IMporiance give out, and bread and meat became X % in demand, the joke ceased, and all [at 3 p. m. on a special traiu over the realized that they faced a stern reality. | B. & M. to iuspect that portion of the The road-bed was cut on the right | i 040 | Weaping Water to AT TRE A 08 S8 ek i RSSO e oL OR LGV OP R BV R Louisville. the hill, coming north, and as fasc as v 3 the track was cleared the piercing; While 1n Omaha they were in con- wind would rush dowu the canyon|feronce with General Manager Kim- and sweep drifts from the hill-side [ ball, of the Union Pacific, and Chief right cn the track. Engineer Hyuue, of the Missouri Pa- Saturday afternoon the train moved | cific, tbe object of the conference be- again, and all breathed frecly, think. [ing to secure terminal facilities in ing that their troubles were almost ac| Omaha for the Missouri Pacific road. an end. After gomng about a mile, | The result of this conference was that however, it again came to a staudstill, [ arrangements were made for the M. at a pointa mile a half south of Pleas- | P. to run nto Olpphn over the track ant Valley. Here tho train remained | of the Union Pacific from Papillion, completely blockaded and shut off | which is the junction of the two roads. from the outside world until Sunday [ The passenger business of the new morning about 8 o'elock. At this|line will be carried on at the U. P. point they found depot, though the new SNOW SIX FEET DEEP lwill in time erect a splondid depot of its own or goin' on & gr nd along the track. Hungerhad already Ul?ion depot with the other gre.t asserted itwelf 8o strongly that & boX|Graha Tines, Grounds will be se- of provisions consisting of crackers| . oq i s freight depot erected by and canned goods, -whioh had been | 4}y Missouri Pacific at some point be- thoughtfully provided by the xailroad | {oen Jackson and Jones and east of company, was completely demolish ed. - S T Y sompany, was complotely demolishod. | oth atrost, which will bring it within et & a few biocks of both the U. P. and B. and appreciating the necessity for 1m- | g 3y depots and make it'most conve- mediate action, alone and on foot, 4 jury was empannelled and Upon the empannelling of the jury Walter Bennett, Eeq., counsel for Henry Siert, presented a challenge to The challenge sot forth therefore undue prejudice * would ;be of the members whero the feeling against him was He offered to pre- sent suitable bonds, and asked for continuance of his case until the next The challenge and ples wore over- ruled, and Henry will be obliged to A Royal Bxcureion to Cele- The Missouri Pacific Secures Ter~ senior vice president of the Gould sys- Tron Mountain, and Missouri, Kan- At first everybody thought tho affair [#38 & Texas roads, and A. A, Tal- a joke, and many witticisms were ex- [ mage, general manager of the Missouri They arrived on the morning train and left | road | Phi of It Lowis | desires to return his tramped down the canyon and tele- graphed for aid. Not only this, but he engaged twenty section men at Beaver Canyon, who brought up on their backs an abvundant supply nient to Omaha shippers and business men. C On Wednesday last the track bo- tween Hiawatha, Kansas, and Brock, Neb., also the 11 miles from Louisville to 53 1mites, was completed and est style of art, and every card will include a gentleman and !ady. Ac- companying the invitation will be an exquisitely engraved card containini the entire programme of the trip, an t | coupons for passage and sleeping car - [berths to and from Chicago, the starting point; so that the favored re- cipients will be at no expense from the time they leave their homes un- til they return. Al these invitations in the various citirs from Boston to chosen guests personally by o special , | messenger sent for the purpose. i —— PERSONAL, M. Wm. J. Wood, wko is cemnected with a railway at Las Vegas, N. M, and Miss Hattie J. Briggs were married yes. terday at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. R. T. Briggs, of South 13th street, Rev. Jas. Paterson officiating. The new wedded eouple leave for Las Vegas - | New Orleans will be delivered to the | i tuted; that they were called for the — Fon RENT—Rooms in Jacoby' block. 009t JOR RENT—Furnmneu uon (wom, N. B, core 9th and Jaekso ba-#t OR RENT—House of eight oo J, Phipos Roe, 1612 8. Firth 8t. Enguire 07Tt JOR RENT-2 furnished rooms over Mex Kxohange,N. E. cor. 16th JOR RENT—Nicoly furnished rooms with or without board.” Reasonable prices, 2018 MOR SALE—Span of go wegon _Inquireof . Seamaa’s, 11th and Fara) JOR SALE—The cheiecst property on Park avenue for the price. Fine lot, nico cot- bige, &0, E quiro of W, 1. Bartlest, real estate 03-8* mules, harness and . Dunahue, at W, Ste. 288.4% agent. [oRAL Team of young hors harne-i; horses 5 years old ha_de high. Inquire of J. Vick hom & Erickeon's. the first of next week, —Conduetor 8, Thurber, of the North- western, while out driving, in Council Bluffs, last evening, fell from the buggy and brike his arm, —Two Couneil Bluffs school boysgot into & row last nigh, ad one «f them, named Murphy, stabbed his o mpanion in the back, —Mr. McCracken. of Couniil aiout 5o'clock 14 Bluffs, t evening, fook « half an ounce of acc ite, with intent to kill him- self. The dose was t1 large, and he will probably recover. Cause, family troubit. —The report of Colonel Colby, com- mandant of the First regiment and Blue Springs Lizht Artillery compauy, of Ne- briska National Guards, for the year end- ing December 31, 1881, shows.on_the mus- ter roll f rty commissioned officers, 112 non-commis-ioned officers, 520 privates and thirteen musicians. ei De Meyer's CATARRH CURE. The artidotal theory, now admtted to he the only treatment which - will eradicate Catar- rhal Poisol n. ©has. H, Taylor, 140Nobls street, Brook- Y.: “One package effccted mdical Geo. A. Reis, Cobleskill, Schoharis, Co., “It restored me to my ministeriall Iyn, cure, Rey N.Y.: bors.t Rov. W. H. Sumner, Frederick. Md.: “F ne resulta in six cases in my family.” Rev. Geo. E. Pratt. St. Stephen's Rector “'Quite’ wondeaful; let me distribut your “Treati e, " Chas. H. Stanhope, Newport, R. Lt “Twas too deaf to hear thie chusch: bells ricgs hearing § restored.” George W. Lawbrigh, 78 a M “Suffered © ‘years;; porfectly M. E, she ‘The first aatural breath i 6 years-" Mrs. J. W. Purcelh, Golden City. Col.: “Used cnly ne paciage; entirely ured; suffered 24 Dr. F. N. Clark, Dor tist, 8 Montgemery stroet, San Francisco: “Suffered 15 years; perfeotly tured,” ete. Dr. Wel De Meyer's Popular “TREATISE" on Catar b mailed free. The great Cure in de- livered by Druggists, or by D. B. Dewey & Co,, 182 Fulton street, New York S(or | 00, ‘mon-wed-frideatweekeow SPECIAL NOTICES. Biddl avrver, Balti- |} ey, 822 Sarah street, St | Jo0 of fresh biscuit, hot coffee, tem, | Weeping Water and fourand a half sugar and other things furnished by the company for the blockaded pas. miles north of the former place. This TO LOAN—MONE . EMIS sels houses, lots, farms and '== « Office, 16th and D)uglas Sts, [P0 SALE_At Hall g food mi, voar Malitary Bridge, 75 tons of No. 1 buled hay. Will be delierod to'any part of thecity Als) ground feod ab the lowest cash peice. W, H. MoCUY. 233 1m* Mammoth Clus- Fon SALE—10,000 Black Ca) tor le Wild Place." Rasborry Roots. *1 Leave ord.rsat 1414 Dodge St. JOHN G, WIL- LIS, Commissio + . tore 11 Fo« SALE—One Perryorgan, almost new, sold ! eheap. Bnquire 348, 10th S&. 258 [BE4IE NEW CITY MRS, loc—siount & \ Mapes, 82.60. GFO. P, BFMIS, Fu:sm.r‘r‘.wulm and: haress at Redman's 1416 Wit str et barn. OR 8A' E—At Solomon's, 1904 Farnham St. wold fish, silver fish, ecls, alligators, devil flah, imported canary birds, ¢ Tking rarror-, gold finchios, red birds, mock ing birds, fish globes and aquariums, all sizos and'styles, at price rea:on- able. -4 OR SALE—Bicycls, #9-inch Standard Colam: bia. Apply Union Elevator. 263 ¢ OR SALE—House with 6 rooms, barn and fong loase of lot _on 15th 8t., bet. Burt and Webater. Tnquire abdhoim & lokaon's -5 JOR SALE—A No. 1 epan of heavy draft “horees. Enquire of G. T. Paulsen, at Peter 8 Goos Fau-tt FU!\-SALBmel milch cows, also nice fresh. butter, at Beal's groc ry store, corner Tonth and Dodge. feb3:1m* OR SA|E—Restaurant with good patronage TR0 tokh e vomson for ) elling, mustgo ea-t 10 look after impostant busives:. 416 8. 10th 8t. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS—$100 each, 86 down and $5 per month, BEMIS, ugcnt, 15thand Dougias Sts, A good second ha d_street hack for sale, at o low baryain, by Dr. Isaac Edwards, 1109 Farnham stroet. TaH, JOR SALE—Houso and full ot in good loca- tion, cheap. Price, §1250, Easy terms. MoCAGUE, Opp. post uffice. 154 O SALE-Beat building lot 1 Shinn's ad- dition, 142 foet east front by 120 fect depth. McCAGUE, Opy. post office. 14t OR SALE OR RENT—A grocery stors ande butcher shop, doingza good business. In- quirs as this office: o12:41 i nguire at 174 t1 | LE—2 nice counters and 2 silver piatedt “how cases, at Goo, H. Peteiso s, 04 South: 74111 eha ge fOF Omaha pro- perty, an improved soc on ot land adjoin~ ing a station on U. P. R. R, M. DUNHAM, 1% Farnhaw St., Omaha. 721 3ok VOR SALE—(r trade for city property *paa of horses, harness and wayon, A 5.Y., this offic s OB SALE—A yood _ser Warranted to drive singlo or Qquire of George Canfield, Canfiold ho e d MIBOELLANEOUS. YOUND—Fib.vath, niear U_P. dopo’; O aha, a locke: Own. ¥ oan obtaln by & addressing lock box 1812, Counci! Blufls, proving property and paying for his adve. tisement. Be4-5* leaves a gap of eight miles only be- tween the terminus and Papillion to complete the line from Hiawatha to Omaha, and this will be done and trains running in to Otaha by April sengers. It is needless to say that all these delicacies, for such they were under the circum..an.es, were highly appreciated. M Sixteenth street, was pretty definitely [be about 10 degrees below zero. n the meantime the brakeman had ONEY TO LUAN—Caliat Law um:w of D, _L. Thomns Room & $250.000" k- upwards, [or B0 6 ©, b drst-clase city snd Crelvhton Block. At ¥ ma of 92, centin. and b chi i iarm rly. BRws AL Fozame and LoaN found it extremely difficult to keep },z:" ]st’f;h;yr;::et;u: HODENIIbY Aouxdy, ot and Douslen Sta. any fire 1n the stoves, as the coal was P i about exhausted, and the engineer ABDYAURECURSION: 8 HELP WANTED, and firemen were kept constantly at| The completion of the Chicago, ANTED T inet dass e, Mo - her aed work shoveling snow into the boiler to | Burlington & Quincy through line to apply. Inquire at N. W. Cor. 11¢n and furnish steam, the water haying given | Denver on the lst of next July will | Davenport St 289.3° be a memorable event in American out completely. The wind all the . railway annals. It will bean occasion while blew about south, and the ther- ANT-D—A situati'n by & young man in & g00d busir ess house, could furnish three determined to celebrate it with the ing in d h grandest inaugural excursion ever Oftice. mometer showed the tomporature to|of almost national interest aid im.- | tofive teoutand d ilars, has o genoral bu inces portance, and the managggent of the i A e i - | Chi i i TANTFD—On the first dsy of May, a hou Finally thiey succeeded Sunday morn Chicago, Burlington & Quincy have WTRD:OultHh et Uiy of My RaThos Addre s J, sartin, thisoffice 29011 RUNNING THE BLOCKADE, and reached Spring Hill at twenty minutes past 10, coming through from that point at the rate of twenty- five miles an hour. The only delay after this was an hour spent at Silver given in America or the world. The excursion train, which will leave Chicago on the morning of July 1, will be the most royally elegant and luxurious in all its appointments 3 Apy! ANTED—3 diniog room. Eovse. Apply immediately. irls at the Omaha 205-8% WONDERFUL DISCOVERY—Will am's eyo salve made in Omaha, Neb., snd has Deon applied o hundred. of cases and has sever been known to fail yet. It is good for the sor- est and weakest of ¢ for young and old, All that are suffering with sorc eyes t y it for your~ sell, Office, > W, carner of 16th and Douglas m Omaba, Nob. Price 25¢, 500 and $1.00 per e . 7904 Rumn And first class table board, at 2011 Cass Bt. ml 1m* ANTED— unfurnished rooms for man and wite, must be moderate in price. Ad- dress H., Bl office. 20741 NSTRUCTION ON TYPE-WRITERS - Wa are in frequer ¢ rec ipt of applications for operators. L & AMES, 1600 Farnham, Agents Remington Type-Writer. febls-Im AVE RENT—Choice of 30 full lots to near Creighton College for 825 per Dexter L. Thomas & Bro,, Room 8, Crelg Block. 20 -t ¥ AN ED—A strong boy or young man to do team and {1 m ly at 217 3, 14th Nt work, to whom con- stant employment will be given at fair wazos, 204 4 ever made up on this or any other continent. Six magnificent palace and parlor sleeping-cars will furmsh quarters to the foriunste guests. Two of the finest dining-cars ever built in the United States, and a supply-car freighted with every delicacy, solid and liquid, that epicurean taste can suggest or money procure. One superb drawing room oar will be fitted up with velvet carpets, richly tapestried sofas and easy chairs, a grand piano and organ, and all the late music, magazines and illustrated journals, as a reception room for the dies of the party, and for evening concerts and reunions. Bow waiting for a helping engine, and Sunday evening about dark the long-expected passenger No. 3 rolled up to the Butte depot. A more demoralized looking train one could scarcely see. The very en- gmes looked tired and sleepy, and cold, and hungry, and thirsty. What they looked everybody else felt, but all “united in a feeling of gratitude that the long siege was over. lette “AND THE GUN WENT OFF. Another Warning to Youngsters arranged as a model printing office, in Qertsopondenge ol Tho Bes- which & daily journal, edited by the Covuxnus, Neb , March 1.--An ac- | yost digiiuguished literary men of dross Miss keeping, not so mucl ANTED—A home of 5 or 6 rooms for small tamily within § mile of P, 0., west or northwest portion of clt: preferred, ¥ stating trms, &c., ANTED—Two good Harnessmakers; go d eady employ ment, A SurorNeD, LUy n ANTED—Sewing in -1 obj t, us tion to bu iness an‘ honest p formance of duty will b rewarded, Good reierences ghev.,, Bt dress K. 8., Bee office. WE. M. R., Pou offise, ‘$56.8* Jady, who uner tandsdro # making, Ad: '\ 8., Fee oftice. 21 ANTED A s'tu tion in a businees house by a1 oung ma . who understancs book- 180 a good penman, * Salary at first Apply by Enquire_or familics by & young o a place where atten A OTS, 8100 each, 6 down and $5 por month— HEMIS, Agent. $2500.00 by real state Box 62. Bmcu FOR tALh. 841 ESTABROOK & COL. Bmcx FOR SALE—T. Murray, ¥ In semi-annual, eight cent. intercst notes scct tor eale. Address 208 110-t¢ PMNO AND ORGAN Instruction by fMisa E. 8. Parfl 8, 8, 20th St., below Plerce. 9i-tt, JURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—F., 19th and Davenport ~t. ANAG-MENT OF SMALL | USINESS wanted by experionced man. & uai) slnryy s W_Cor, 900-1¢ Box 502 City JUKNISHED RO MS— Withn tF ree vostofice. _Inquire st 1619 Dod o. DORTKAITS (M (HRAVUN—Estile and Ol oo~ decorutive pai MR 3. R VAR DNEK, mon. 1, Jac ok, 0. Handling Eirearms. But perhaps the most unique fea- [ VY A¥TED=A compete ut i - ture of the whole train will be a car | - ts, , Ehinn's addition, VW ANTED—T o caod harmos makers; stemly work . STACH, York, Neb, 25 1mo* cident happened to a citizen of Colfax the party, will be published every county Monday, resulting in his death, | morning, printed upon white satin W ANTED-Nurse girl, 23 and Hurt 8ts. northwest corner of i | A large edition will be issued, and 168 | wi e genius of men of national east of Columbus, were out hunting |and world-wide fame, '"“h‘b: ;:.;n.:’. ducks, the gun of the younger, a boy | ing sovuenirs of a toor whic a of lnu’rtecn, wont ‘off and killed his | B0 parallel in Amwrican railroad his- brother almost instantly. It sesms that the young men were cre through some long grass to got uear a flock of ducks, when the hammer of but v tory. ’{ha trip will embrace flying visits to all places and points of interest in Chicago, Burlington, Council . Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, with a run though waiter, LOOMIS ANTED—¥irst-ciass <00k, ono wt o muder stancs meat cookingas well as pastry; none fivat-clask uced apply. Appl. 0t 1105 #an ANTED—Fundliy H, 7. Clark. Ael §ood “noy a8 ubam b, 960 0 Drider and «chnol bonds Ve, ANTED—4 children as boarders in a -elest achool, at 19th and Californis 8¢t. L. B. 7678 many of the grandest Rocky moun- tain scenes, a tour of sowme of the cel- ebrated gold and silver mines in Col- orado, and brief halts on the return the gun of the younger caught and it went off, with the fatal results above X MO REN '—Owe Tront_foom, 318 N. 17th St., east Chicago. A. Hospe. side, M stated. The lunil{wh.vo resided in Colfax county for about six years and are highly respected by all their neigh- at Atchison, Leuvenwortt, 8¢, Joseph, Kansas City, und St. Louis. Ruus of OR KENT-—Nice y furnished room for ene or two gentlemen, 11th and Capitul a¥en fifty or sixty wlies an hoor will be made acroas the plains, and the entire round will occupy but ahout six days. The invited gu.sts will include bors, and have their sincere sympathy in their bereavement. ANOTHER GRAND JURY F )R RENT--Farnished bes. Californis and changed for b, ard. eottaze, €08 15th Bt , Wibtér. ext many of the mestemivent journalists and literary men of the country, nong them. being editorial repre- I Consicering the Cases of Charles Kos qiise, 1306 OR REN r'—House tr Leaven mham 8 . th and Marcy S48, vent on 19th St., bet, G. A. Lin- LIRS ters and Henry Siert. ntatives of the leading papers of ‘Boston, New York, Philadelphia, A A Baltimore, Washiugton, Richmond, Tno following residents of the, Raleigh, Louisville, Charleston, Sa. county were selected yesterday | vanuah, New Orleans, . Momphis, and empanelled to serve on & spscial Nashville, Cincinnati. St. Louis and 3 i Chicago The wayose and presidents grand jury to consider the-cares of | RS o NN O Y0 el ot Charles Kosters, arrested on charge | yoveral of the priucipal cities, snd the OR RENT—A niesly fursished room. R O0TEN. LItk 5t 27 4 Hices Call NOR HEN'L - Fumishea voom 619 19th 5t., bet, walifor: 1a aud Webster oty 260 ¢ s, ots, farms, stores, oy, T6th and Dy W las Ste. MOR RE T--Nicely turnished room. of the Hammer homicide, and of ,‘,wmu.-.% hzhn:i‘, Mi:uu,-ii 1::.‘ { i rrost Liarge | Kaneas, ebraska, and Colorado, 3’:5:&::‘::‘::.:"1..'“ cadihe will be invited to join the lug\ll‘, o CATAVAN. Albort Potter, Joho Little, F. 8. | “Wo0 4, of invitation are to be Bush, 0. J. Karbach, Wm. Preston, | angraved by the American Bank Note T, C. Brunner, James Connely, Geo, | company, of New York, in the bhigh- map, 1110 Farnhs h K 1220 ¥arnham St gl R RE ET—-Store roow in bi',ck 1 5 & corner 16th and Cutair g * &} N 208-t1 OR RENT—House 0, Nucrman avenue, roows, with . table. 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