Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1882, Page 2

e — — . R — FIRE BOX FLASHES, A Presentation to the General Superintendent of the Milwaukee. ion Pacific Lionx The New U Track Topios of Interest from All Quarters of the Iron World, sotiations are pending through Blake Brothers & Co., in London, for w issue of the sale of a proposed n bonds by the Union Pacific railroad company. The officers of the company decline to furnish any details re ing the propored loan, but admit t such negotiations are pending, trustworthy aources, however, the fol- lowing facts have been obtained: The Union Pacific company pro poses to create a mortgage for £8,000,. 000, (secured by collateral sccuritios now in the treasury of the company to the amount of about £8,800,000. These securities consist of the follow- ing in round numbers: $2,360,000 Colorado Central 7s, $2,350,000 Utah Northern 7s, 81,660,000 Denver & South Park 7s, $1,160,000 Kansas Central 78, $070,000 Utah Southern Extension 7e, and $410,000 Omaha & Republican Valley 7s; total, £8,800,- 000. Theso iesues are variously due from 1008 to 1012, The new collateral trust bonds will, as proposed, bear interest at the rate of 5 per ceut. per annum, payable in June and December, The prin is to be due in 1907, The Now En- gland Trust company will bo the trustee, It is proposed to provide a sinking fund out of tho excess of in- terest paid on the underlying bonds over the amount to be payable on the collateral trust bonds, which is 1 per cent. as regards about £2,710,000 aud 2 per cent as regards about £06,000,- 000 of the old bonds, The ewking fund it is intended tc invest in the purchase of collateral trust bonds if they can be obtained at 105 or loss, If this cannot bo done the sinking fund will be invested to *‘the best ad vantage.” The negotiations for the proposed collateral trust loan arc not completed, but it is expeoted that the new bonds will be taken between 90 and 95, From THE GARFIELD TEAM, The magnificont team of bays pur- chased by the employes of the Union Paciflc from a fund raised last apring, for Hon. J. T. Clark, ex-general su- perintendent and now general super- ntendent of the Milwaukeo & Omaha road, wae forwarded to that gentloman Friday. The team has been stabled with Stephenson for several days, and was previously purchased in Kontucky by Major Chamb.:s. They were driven to the state fair grounds for several days, and attracted general at- tention ane admiration, 1t is what is known as the Garfield ceam, and was purchased in June of last year by several friends of the late President Garfield and sent to him at Washing- ton. On the eventful 2d of July the horses were on the road to Washing- ton, and consequently ¢he president never saw them. After his death Mra. Garfield declined to accept them. They were purchased of the other donors by one of their number. DISTINGUISHED TOURISTS, BMr. Johu Pender, M. P. of En- gland, who is president of the Direct Cable Company, with a party of six or eight gentlemen, among whom is Hon. Abram 8. Hewitt, arrived in this city on a special Friday, and were attached to the Denver train on the Upion Pacific railway, which left at 7:35. Already they have been out to the terminus of the Northern Paci- fic railway, and now they go to Den- ver, Cheyenne, Salt Lake and Ogden, returning via the Union Pacific, CONTRACTING AGENT,) Mr, F. H, Barnes has been appointed contracting agent for the freicht de- rtment of the Union Pacific railway n Chicrgo. Mr. Barnes has lately been connected with Commissioner Daniels’ office, and is a good man for the place, MORMON CONVERTS, About 600 Mormon emigrants des- tined to Salt Lake City and points in southern Utah passed through thecity esterduy en route to the kingdomof righam, A BLOW FOR A BILL. The Little Racket in Which Ramge and Nicholas were Concerned. There was o little set-to on Farnum street about mnoon Friday, which has caused considerablocomment since, and has finally resuited in a complaint being filed in the police court by Mr, Frank Ramge, the morchant tailor, against A, P, Nicholas, in which the latter is charged with assault and battery. Mr, Nicholas was on his way down Farnam street when Mr, Ramge stepped out of his place and walking alongside of him inquired when he couls pay that little bill he owed him, Mr. Ramge says Nicholas answered in a rather gruff way that he wuuldme it when he could, and Ramge said ho (Nicholas) might pay it a little sooner, suggesting the propriety of st i point, Upon this he says N grew angry and that he told him not to get ma Nicholas said “I'm not mad, it's you,” Ramge said *‘Now, there's no use being sarcas’— at this juncture the completion of the sentence was stop- ped by a blow from Mr, N,, who is a powerful man avd strikes hard, amge's tilo was knocked into & cock- ed hat and in dodging another blow he fell down. He reached for a rock, when Nicholus said *‘Don't you pick up that rock or I'll kill you,” or words to that effect, and thereupon Ramge, thinking discretion the better part of valor, picked up his hat and walked | ff, This is Mr. Ramge's statement, and Mr. Nicholas tells it somewhat differ. ently. Hosays he was annoyed by Ramge dunning bim on the street, and told him he would pay the bill as soon as he could. He says he was . followed to Thirteenth aud Farnam, where Ramge called him ‘‘a loafing 1|J. Whitehouse and Kennara Eros., s—of ab--"and that le thereupon hit at him, Mr. Ramgo says this is a lio, and declares that Nicholas 18 a madman, and a dangerous individual to be at large. Ho talked of filing a charge of insanity against Nicholas, but finally made it plain assault and battery, and the case will come up for hearing in the police court rrying Rict You need not be poor depend ory can got for person | good round at mastia y of member MARRIAGE FUND ASSOCIATION .. $10,000 has if they ho! ship In THE MUTUAL TRUST of Oedar Rapide, T ly been paid i ers, in the nine months of the associations’ organization,and there is more to reap even larger benef Nothing like it was ever known. Do not postpone ding in your request for circulars giving full "and complete informgtion regarding the plans and opperations of the associa- tion. Agents can make bigger money than in any other business. It is striotly honorable, pleasant and pro- fitable. The Auditor of State holds a depoeit from the association as pre- scribed by law, for the protection of their members. The only association of the kind in existence organized ac- cording to law, Write at once for circulars, Say where you saw this notice, aug3ll-m SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made from wild flowers of th AR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is tho most_fragrant ot perfumes. Manufactured by H, B, Slaven, San Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W. & Co. TOIL AND TRIUMPH. The Dedication of the New Baptiet Church on Sun- ‘day HEvening. A Brief Review of the Triale and Hardehips of Its Founders, The Boautiful Edifico Now Fine ished and Furnished. In the year 1 ev. David Leach was sent by the Baptist Home Mission society to this city, numbering at that time about 500 inhabitants, He held services in the territorial Capitol on Ninth, between Far. nam and Douglas strects, He remained here but two years, The Home Mission benefita to its|j a golden opportunity for thousands |, Wouldn't be Man in Robes, Couple Who Wanted to Mate. and during the than that which raday night, great exposi. from a iving little ith Platte country, whi gnated further than by eay. father, mother a 1 looking youn, On Thursday evening a young business man from the same place came in, and having left his store in the handsof a novice, in haste to return, Before going h the young lady a ludec nan for & pop- Jlar whole vas deputed to lunt up a minister, 1t was late at night before the wedding was fully decided upon, ang as the bride wanted to be mar- tied by A preacher and in a church, the ling man called on Dean Millspaugh, who consented to have the mag: Unthedral lighted np for the When the propective mothe informed of the facts she objected to an Episcopal minister performing the cere- mony. She wanteda hard shell Baptist or some less ritualistic divine and it took a good deal of persuasion to overcome her objections, At length the party proceeded to the church, the brilliant illumination of which at a late r attracted the atten- tion of many, and then the dean pro. ceeded to put on his robes, The young lady then objected, and another council was held, At length the bridal procession started for the altar, but as the young laly broke away and ran out of the church, sayine, “I can’t stand this. t another preacher 1 wont Thereupon the lights were nd all bets declared off, aveling man next called upon a| = was holding & pro- nd, on getting him out and telling him his business, was informed that the youthful divine was not yet fully ordamed and therefore wad not entitled to perform the ceremo By this time 13 midnight and the traveling man was icclined t» give up the job, but the groom insisted that he must be married that night and get back to his businese, Rey. J. W. Ingram was there- fore ca'led upo d appearing in civil- 3 was allowed to tie the nuptial All's well that ends well, but the hunter says he would sheba than go through the experience Gently Doos It. me Cross, Swan Street, Buffalo, “Thave used SPRING BLOs<0M for dyspepsia and indigestion, and have found it to act admicably as agentle aperient and blood purifier. I consider it unequaled; ‘you are at liberty to use my name as a re- ference,”” 1 0 cents, trial bottles 10 society then rent Rev. A, S. Barnes, by whom the First Baptist church was organ- ized. Among the members then were Mr, and Mrs, Roswell Swith, Mrs, Turner, Mrs, Higby, Mrs, Richardson and Mrs, Grant, The enrly history of the church was the same as with the majority of religious and social organizations on the frontler, sub. jectto changes, sacrifices and hardships, and the members were unable to sustain their organization and therefore had to disband, In the spring of 1866 the present church was organized with eighteen members, and Rev. Kermott was cnficd as pastor, The site on which the present church stands was bought and a frame building erected. As the city was rapidly growing it was thought best to Imi[d a larger and more commodious editice. The trustees endeav- ored to act wisely in regard to the cost of the building, and hoped to ercet the same for 15,000, but the officers of the Home Mission society were so enthusiastic as to the growth of the city, believing that it would rival in a few years Chi at they advised a much larger building.” The officers of the church were overpersuaded and adopted their plansand advice. When the building was commenced in 186¢ business was thriving and money plent it was not loug after when the panic came, causing many to fail, things becsme uusets tled in monetary matters and many of the members left the city, leaving only o fow members to carry the heavy burden, The church has struggled for thirteen long years, but by sacrifice on the part of the members, the help of kind friends in the city and in the east, the Auditorium has finally been finished, ' It is seated with pews wade of onk and black walnut man. ufactured by Wm. Loulke & Co,, Chicago, Tils, 'The orrpentorwork has been dono & i! by Wi, Phelps, the pulpit furniture supplied by Messrs, Dewey & Stone, e officers of the church desired not to solicit money from the business men for the furnishing, because there are so many churches in the city building and paying debts and henco woul 1 have suftici s, To complete the church for cushions and furnace for heatin, The members and friends of the church are asked by the officers to bring their offerings on Sunday, th ivstant, for this purpose and what. ever is given will be ‘,(llml]y received, The dedication services were in the evening. The following was the day’s pro gramme: MOR Organ Volunt, Anthem—"“Ar Old Hundred, Invoeation, NG BESSION, O Lord,” Perkins, ptire Losson, yer, Offertory, Quartetie—"“God s a Spirit,” Bennett, Bermon, Quartette and Chorus—**0 Zion, City of Our Lord,” Oratorio. Quartette and Chorus—""In God is Our Trast,” Daniel, Benediction, EVENING KESSI0, Organ Voluntary. Anthem—*Lifc up Your Heads,” Von Gleeck, Hymn, Scripture Lesson, Prayer, Hymn, Offertory, Solo=*Oh! had I Jubal's Lyre,” Ora. torio, Joshua, Sermon, S I'he Palm Trees,” Faure, Delication Prayes, Chorus—*Blessed be the God of Israel,” Oratorio, Daniel, Ohorus —*'Sing, O sing, and wagnify the opranc Samuel Hauver; alt Miss Decie - Notice. The “Hawthorn Centennial celsior Roof Paint,” was patented May 24th, 1881, and etiers patent num- ber 241, 803, Any person found or known to tamper with the manu. facture of said paint will be punish. ed to the full extent of law. No per- son has any suthority whatever to sell receipta, Hawrhory & Bro., Lancaster Pa. cents, - ol = METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB, Tables supplied with the best the market aftords. The traveling public claim they get better accommodations and more general satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, 82 per day. aug2ltfme o~ CREEDMOOR CONTEST. The Americans Defeated by the Visitors, Good-Natured Rivalry Euding in Speoch Making. CREEDMOOR, New York, Septembor 15.—-The international military riflo match ro- sulted s follows: = British, 1,075, Americans, 1,805, Gieneral Hancock was on the ground during the shooting. The people pres- ont, when they saw tho defeat of the Americans was inevitable, turned gal- lantry to the British and cheered every good shot. Soon after the shooting the respec- tive teams and special guests assom- bled in the tont of General Molinneux. When all were seated General Molin- neux addressed Sir Henry Halford said ‘‘that the contest had been con- ducted in a manly spirit, Although we were beaten now, he hoped next year wo could send outa team that would retrieve our fallen fortunes,” Sir Henry Halford in reply said: “Goneral Molinneux and I may say Fri ay busy and ran in a great many « The telephone in the r ringing every few minut is & synonym for good | were sent here and there and everywhere, The family consisted of | One individual wa danghter, the latter s | Streperous lady of marriageable | to fire him into the dunge Nine drunks w and two of them p: went to hauled into the wheelbarrow, h and judgment suspended on condit she should , et out of town. J. M. Towne, of county, was at the n where the two arrested for robbing George Krug, of & line county, were on one of the had bLeen in Omaha atte home, had pure As he got on the piatform some fellow crowded up and the first thing he knew he felt a hand in his pocket, and the next thing his pocketbook was gone, After a tussle and chase a pal of the rob. ber was captured and The last certificate of catur bank for and 8100 in cash notes, ete, smounting in all 81,600. A telegram stopping payment on the certificite of de- posit. police, and startin to Valley oy filed up | S50 in charge of the arran gen of the best men in the cit . ‘Uhe members are.Juliv Married by a&|dent of th Henry P J, P, Lund and F,§ . Coneordi Nursing mothers gain strength by The Viowssitundes of a Youthfal [using Brown's Iron Bitters, like a charm in restoring and strength overstrained nature, POLICE COURT. state fair [Judge Beneke Has a Busy Saturday | Morniog Se re were three Lew n *‘touched” pocketbook depusit TRUE Temperance Is not signing a pledge or taking a solemn oath that cannot be kept, because of thenon-removal of the cause —Iliquor. Theway tomal a man temperate the desire for those dre: stimulants that car- bright i 5 ture graves, and desolation, strife and un- happiness into so artificic Ty son to prem families, Ttisafact! BROWN'STRON DBITTERS, atrue non-alcohol- ic tonic, made in Baltim Md., by the Brown Chemic: Company, who are old drug- gists and in every particu- lar reliable, will, by remoy- g appetite of the drunkard, and by curing the nervousness, wea and general ill health result- ing from intemperance, do more to promote temperance, in the strictest sense than any other means now known. ing the cravin It is a well authenticated fact that many medicines, especially *bitters,’ are noth- ing butcheap whi: concocted for use in local option countries. not the case with Browx's Itisamedi- cmne, a cure for weakness and decay in the nervous, muscular, and digestive or- gans of the body, produc- ing good, rich blood, health and strength. Try onc bot- IroN Brrr tle, Price $1.00. ndt, A. Dorman, 1 Sinhold, - — the police were quite n 1 Deputy Marshal 1 e run in turbers o d a fine of aid $10 and costs for ilt, an old off:nder, laboose at sentenced tc o to sl than for used Brrdo 31,082 requ st “For geveral 5. 3 ring billious’ heada hes, piaints pec wis tices, which are so destruetive to mi and make life miserable, ofte 1t strengthens the Nerves,Brain, od, Muscles, Digestive and Repro- ductive Organs,’ Tt restores 17 all the orcanic ty and des (wemory( F on receipt of §1 as & Guesting answers rust inclose & are ths best and choap Curesell kind of Kid; ter than for too much 1 cannot pra st results, for torpidity of theliver, and i triend of mine suffering from drops; ect was marvelous to business; Burdock I before half a bottle was u: lung and shoulder, and color, and coul with d ah Bates, Elmira, N. V., writes: ars ago I had anattack of bilious fe My were weakened, and I would be comy trated for days. ~ After using two bottl visible that I was astonis 61 years of age, do a fair & work, C. Blacket Robinson, proprictor of The Canada *For years Presbyte 1 suffcred g used your | results, and 1 n, Toronto, Unt., wri urring headache, Mrs. Wallaco, foush cadaches, and can rec for billiousness, bany, N. Y, wri Mra, ars Tt jurdock BJ relieved.” Price, 81.00 per Dottle; Tria Bottles 19 Cte FOSTER, MILBURK, & Co., Props. BUFFALO, N. ¥ Bold at waolesale by Ish & Mah Lo e b e fe Tha Great hnglish Bemedy ics. Tt stops perr nently all weal involuntary loss:s au tom, the i 'sult of the Teadin their’ former_vigor and vitality, v notic ! te rtul and enjoyable. Pri Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills he markct. 50 cents, DR, Mixin's Kivxny Revuoy, Nevawrioos, ICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo, For Salein Omahia by C. F. GOODMAN, Jen2-1y k Blood Pitters I felt bet- you Bitters “Your liscases of the used them myselt 1, N. Y. [writes: °T have ous disorder of the kidneys, gh ‘my oft irits, appetite y keep up all Took vour Burdock Blood Bitters as di- sinuce first woek af About of your Burdock Blood Bitters thel mprovement was 8o 1 can now, though reasonable day's tors with happiest ow find myselt lu better bealth . ¥, writes: “1have rvcus and bil- ud it to anyone affered frem eft-recur- , and com. using your ver falls te cure rvous Debility, Vi- ng, [drains upon the sys- quantity §10. ent by ryation, to any address. C.0. D. sont, exept Letters ra- dyspepsin and billious by all druggists. Prico and bladder cnmphl.‘ltu . For ealo by al to all the Americans present, that we, a8 a toam, are proud to-day, proud bo- cause we are the victorious ones, over those heretofore considered invine- able, The battle was fought in a sol- dierly manner and we have wol Sir Henry proposed the health of the President of the United States, which was drank amid much cheering, Judge Gildersleove, of the first in- ternational team, was introduced, and said he was taken at a disadvantage, Ho had been called upon on similar occasions, but his speeches then wero The Americans had received a beating which thoy would not forget, and it would require practise and_energy to recover the lost ground, There was that was that the next American team should consist of married men and thetr wives should accompany them, Iunderstand Ma- jor Humphrey made the best score at 1,000 yards” This compliment to Mrs, Humphroy who has 0 carefully coached her husband during the en- sponded, making reforence to the alicotude of her majesiy and her sub- jeets when the American nation was a house of mourning, as its chief magis- trate lay in anguish in the cottage at Long Branch. Both teams meet this morning to compete individually for the gold badges offered by two mer- | cantile tivms of this city. Paralytic strokes, heart discase, and kiduney affections, prevented by the uso of Brown’s Iron Bitters, THE CONCORDIA. Celebration of Its Fourteenth Anni- versary on Wednesaday Next at Standard hall, aug 7-me 6m tive match provoked much applause. of Victoria, and kli)’ur Wallroud re- t BLOOD Diseascs th Louis as city p P Know, Consuitat and invited, costa _nothiig. wnd Physical - other affections of Throat, Skin and Box Blood Tmpurities sud Blood Puisoning, Old Sores snd Ulcers, Murriace, Rbeumatism, jon to cases fr SURGICAL CASES Diseases arising Skin Affections, lwpediments to The fourteenth anniversary of the well | Pi kuown and popular Concordia society will | over-werked brain be celebrated on Wednesday next, Sep- | receive special attention tember 20, with & grand concert and ball [ from Imprudence, Fxcesses, Indulsences 1t will be a select and | or Exposures, set for vietory and not for defeat. | gnp spring ATTAGIMENT-NOT PAT AN A. J. SIMPSON LEADING one thing ho wanted to observe and| JARRIAGE FACTORY 1400 and 1411 Dodge Streat, Omana, Nes, 617 St. Charles 8t,, ST. 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