Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1882, Page 2

S — GORROSIVE SUBLIMATE. A Labor Fatally Mistakes it for Whisky, His Companion Also Drinks But Does Not Die, About 11 o'clock Tuesday morn. ing a couple of men engaged in tear ing down a lattice work at tho resi- dence owned by Mr. John Withnell, next door to the Withnellhouse, came acroes a wine bottle, the contents of which had the smell of alcohol, and wore therefore taken to be whisky. The two men were Daniel W. Rankin, aged 04 years, and Joh Henry Kaiser, both laborers and rather addioted to their cup: Thinking they had discovered a bonanza, both took a drink. "Rankin took a big swallow and Kaiser a smaller one, the latter not liking the taste much, and soon throwing off from his stomach the dose he had taken, Rankin could not obtain rolief in the mamo way and was soon taken with a terrible coll He was removed to his room on 12th street, bo ) 1 Davenport and after great suffering died about 6:15 last evenin Dr. Den had been called and at ono time hoped to save him but it was im possitlo, Kaiser was, howover in good condition last night and will no doubt recover, An oxamination of the fatal draught discoverod it to be a mixture of eorro- sivo sublimaie, alcohol and water, a mixture intended to eradioate bed bugs, The bottle had on a red label marked ‘Poison” and was adorned with a skull and cross-bones. Coroner Jacobs was notified of the death of Rankin and proceeding to the house empannelled & jury consisting of: Lewis Webster, U. W. Baker, Frank Klefner, Logan Stewart, Gust Burke and Jerry Murphy. The witnesses were John H. Kaiser and wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Rankin, wife of the deceased, and Richard Bohan, 'The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the facts as stated, The body was then removed to the coroner’s rooms on Farnam streat, Rankin was a warried man, but his wife left him about eix months ago on account of his habit of drinking to ex- cess, She and his step-daughters live at Thirteenth and Jones street. m O o and ‘Woman's True Priend. A friend in end indeed. Thin nonecan deny, especially when assistance is rendered when one is sorely afflicted with. dineare, more particularly those com- plaints and weaknesses 80 common to our fowale population, Fvery woman should know that Electric Bitters are woman's wid wil positively restoro her i when_ all othor remedies o trial always proves our as- ~TWO FIRES. Half a Block Burned Out in the Third Ward, ‘Water Supply Fais and En- gines Oalled Out. ] A FUMIguINoant Blens on Jackson and Thirteenth Streets. Yeaterday was made alively one for the Omaha fire department, which had for some time enjoyed a compara- tive rest, MERE Ko, L About 10 o'clock yestorday an alarm was sent in from the box on Jackson and Thirteenth streets, to which the department responded with remarkable promptness. The hose carts and hooks went down Farnam like the wind, and afforded the vis- itors from interior Nebraska a fine opportunity 1o see what thoy could do under pressure. The splendid run was witnessed by hundreds in front of the opera house, but it proved to be a small affair, The fire broke out in a two story frame house on the alley, between Jackson and Jones, Thirteenth and Fourteenth and resulted from a defective flue, but the promptness of both bucket brigade and fire department pre- vented any serious conflagration, although it was a bad locality for a fire, 'Tho house was occupied by Mrs, Duncan, a colored woman and'it was not seriously injured, only a strip run- ning right” up the side of the flue being burned. The damage would not exceed 8100, FILE No, 2, _ Just at 1 o'clock an alarm was sent in from box 4, Tenth and Douglas streels, again calling out the depart- ment. This time the fire was more serious. Tt broke out in a big barn back of Ourry's saloon, in the block bounded by” Tenth wud Eleventh, Douglas and Dodge, being right back of the Third ward school building, It was first seen by Mrs, Ida Jack- son and Mrs. Adelaide Henderson, a couple of colored women living on Tenth, who saw the flames just as they bursted through t f. The barn was owned by L. E. and was rented, togethe, ha good deal of the adjoining property, by Meosars, Beal & Behrens, who ruaa grocery store on the corner of Dodge and Tenth, A number of horses, cows and hogs in this and adjoining build- ings were quickly released, ard the barns being filled with hay the fire spread very rapidly, and threatened to destroy the whole east eide of the block. To add to the complicativns the supply of water from the water works was inoppoctunely shut off, the main west of the new U, P.shops having bursted about 11 o'clock. Chief Kogineer Bautler knew nothingof this until after the alarm, and he at once called out engines No. 2 aud 3, which were eta- tioned, the former at Tenth and Doug las, the |Alt'tr at Eloventh and Dgdge, ““The Im)!u got to work with a®will, but the fire burned with such fierce nees that it seriously threatened the destruction of the third ward school house. The paint was melted from the eaves-troughs and the ladders be- oame 80 heated that they blistered the hands of the firemen who attempted to ascend them, Meantime the residents of the local ity mostly all moved their furnitur out and a regalar old time 1 as- sembled to witness the bla: expressing the wish that it would par tially clear the block and made way for new and more subsiantial struc- tures, The engines, although out for the first time in many months, did splen did work and the fire was at length gotten ander control after it had burned off several sheds, barns and small buildings, sweeping half the block The losses, while not heavy in any one instance, will in_somo cnsca prove severe to those who had ba! little and suffered from fire and water, il & Behrons were the heaviest losern, Mayor Boyd was on the grounds and personally assisted in the work of subduing the spread of the flames, It was all in all the moat fircy fire Omaha has experienced since the burning of Turner Hall, e Marrying Rich You necd not be poor and depend ent on your wedding day, for every 1 in Dbenefits compicte informgtion regarding plans and opperations of the assoc tion. Agents can make bigger m than in any other business. strictly honorable, plessant and fitable. The Auditor of Si & deposit from the aesociati scribed by law, for the their memb The only of the kind in existence organ cording to law. Write at ouce for circulars, Say where you saw this notice, 2 Paralytio strokes, Kidney affections, | use of Brown's Tron | Army Orders In accorda th instructions from the he ors of the army, general ord , current sories, from these headquarters, are hereby rovoked. Recruit Charles G. Carey, enlist at Fort Hall, Idaho, is assigned to company B, Sixth Tnfantry. Upon arrival of Captain H. M. Cronkhite, assistaut]aurgeon, av Fort McKinune yo., Acting Assistant Surgeon J. J. Marston, will bo re- lioved from dufy at thet post, and will report 1 person to the commanding ofticer Fort D. A. Ruseell, Wyo., for duty. The journcy is necessary for the public service, A general court martial is appointed to meet at Fort Omaha, Neb., on the 25th day of September, 1882, or as soon thereaftor as practicable, for the trial of Private George R, Gibney, company G, Fourth infantry, and such othor prisoners as may bo brought before it. Detail for the court—Captains Wil- lism H. Powett, Fourth infantry; Jacob B. Rawles, Fifth artillery; Horace Neide, Fourth infauntry; First Lieutenants Rufus P, Brown, Fourth Tnfantry, and Oharles W, Mason, Fourth Iufantry; Second Liou tenaut Frank B. Andrus, Fourth In fantry. First Lieutonant Butler D. Price, adjutant, Fourth Infantry, sudge advocate, A greator number of officers than those named cannot be assembled without manifest injury to the service. A Vexed Ulergyman. Even the patience of Job would become exhausted wero he a preacher and endeay- oring to interest his audience while they were keeping up an incressant cough naking it impossible for him to be d, Yet, how very easy can all this be avoided by niméxly using Dr. King's New Discove- '?'lur onsumption, Coughs and Coids rial Bottles given away at C, F, Good. nun's drug store Bracelets for Men. London Telograph, For some time past the quaint old Pagan fashion that bracelets should be worn by men as well as by women has been gaining ground upon the continent, chiefly, it would seem, in countries where the provalent creed is Roman Catholicism. ~ The porte-bon- heur is an old-established institution in the Austrian and I‘alian cavalry, and, indeed, the majority of Austrian noblemen, being addicted to field are accustomed to rge’s medals, sot in vern bracelests, upon one or other arm, the subduer of the dragon being gencrally recognized by eques: trians ue their patron suint, Arch- duke Rudolph, the Austrian crown princo, woars upon his left wrist a bracelet of chain-mail, visible in a photograph taken immediately after his marriage, and representing him arw-inarm with the Archduch Stephanie. The late King Vietor Emmanuel, a mighty hunter in his day, always wore a massive bracelot containing & medallion of St. Hubert, the same that is now worn in memory of him by his son, Italy's actual sov- ereign, Austrian naval officers ate wddicted 1o the wearing of porte- bonheurs in which are meduls be ariny the efligy of St. Peter, while the braceles of imperial and royal artil lory officers are invariably commemo- rative of 8t. Barbara's piety and per- sonal attractions, Rossi and Salvini, the two great Italian tr dians, being also excollent horsemon, have caused broad bands of silver, framing medals of Bt. George, to be riveted upon their upper right arms, It is believed that this bracelot-woaring fashion has spread to Eogland, and has boen adopted by more than one distin. guished porsonage, Second Edition of Job. My, Ocden, N. Division strcet, uffalc says: “I cannot Le too thankful that 1 was induced to try your Brosso, 1 Wis &b one tine uld vever be g ut bis patienc y were one vast collecti | eruptions have disappeare I feel'hetter than 1 have in a long ti | Price 50 cente, trial bottles 10 cents, nine mouths ¢ anization,and t [t lden opportunity for thourand more to reap even lnrger benefita, | Nothing like it was ever known. Do not postpone eending in your | request for circulars giving full | were very de re- | THE DAILY BEE-~OMAHA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Arrest of an Alleged Utterer of Gounterfeit Gold Coin, Another Story in Which Three Women Figure, Theory of the Offiogrs That the Complainant 1.'-&.“.:1.‘ A young man named §, 1. Rorden, a painter in the C.,, B, & Q. shops at Burlington, Wednesday caused the arrest of two pereons, Mrs, Eva McCoy, and A. W. Siever, charged with passing counter- feit gold coin at Hamburg, Towa. The partics were taken before Elmer D, Frank, United States commissiover, and placed under bomds, which he The case is a ourious ono, and the officers express the opinion that Bor- den is a crank, and is crazy over his desertion by Mrs, McCoy, who, ac- cording to his own story, has lived off person—male or female—can get a|and on him for timo paat. good round aum « y at masriage A Bk reporter met Borvden at the if they hold a ce sate of mem - | police court yestord morning and ship in THE MARRIAGE FUND |the latter called him out to relato his MUTUAL TRUST ASSOCIATION |trout nd ask advi He told the of Oedar Rapids, Towa, $10,000 has | following story: He was a painter in he “Q" shops at Burlington and in May last Mrs, Bovins and hor daugh- ter, Mrs. Eva McCoy came to the same boardin e which he patron- z-d aud the latter being sick and both out of money he rented and furnished for them and went to board This cost him, ho says, ymen claimed to be \ he Reorganized Church { Jeaus Christ of Latter Day Saints, out, attended church ico every Sunday and prayer meet- aring the we Mrs. McCoy as authorized by him to make pur- chases for the necessary household atfairs, and he exhibited to the re- er her grocery books aud said that she had passed herself at one time and another us Mrs, J. H. Borden, k ago last Friday a Mrs, b of Decatur, Tlls., and A. W. Siever, of Wheeling, West Virginia, came to their house, the iatter claim- ing to bo an uncle, by marriage, of Mrs. McCoy. Borden says that Siever had in roality at one time led w sporting life with her. The upshot of the visit was that Mrs, Bevins and her daughter were persuaded to pull up stakes and remove to Omaha, Borden was at work and knew noth- ing of tho departure until the dray- mau presonted a bill for hauling. He went home and feund the door locked and the house vacant, and on going to o freight depot discovered that the goods Liad ll beon packed and ship- pod to Omahas, to Mrs, Beviog' ad- dress, Ho at once followed the purtics to this oity, the affair was on Thursday last, and arrived Sunday morning. e traced them to a board- ing house on Douglas streot, and then filed a complaint against them in police court, charging them with lar- cony, undor which he expeoted to hold them as fugitives from justice until a requisition could be obtained from Towa. Borden claimed that Mrs. McCoy had a check payable tq him for $126 and that he was afrgld it had been cashad, Tt wasd! #n the First National Bank o “gurlington. He also said that all he "wanted was to prevent the woman from contracting any new debts in his neme for which he might be liable. He said the goods were at the B, & M. depot but that he could not get them as the expense bill was in Mrs, Bevin's name. He aterward charged that Siever bad issued a large amount of bogus gold coin at Hamburg, Ia., and that he had issued piles of coun- terfoit nickles and he scems to have concluded to go for them all on the latter charge. The officers belieye that he is *‘a lit- tle oft” and that it is caused by Mrs, McCoy's desertion of Bucklin’s Arnica Balve. The Brst SaLyx in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcors, £alt Rheum, Fe- ver Sores, Tettor, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles. It is guaranteed to ve satisfactfon 1 mi aey refunded, Price, 25 cents per c¢x, rfor sale byiO, F. Goodman Fighting Fire with Fire, This may be &ood policy on a blazing prarie, but it will not swer with the fevored human system. Irritat medicines exasperat intensify all com plaints of the stonach or the bowels. Never t @ drastic evacuant for indigestion or constipation Adwinister instead Tarrant's Scltzer Aperient, which is at oneo a febril + cathartic, and an invigorant and hias & soothing and healing effect upon the disordered vicer: SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. LAKE FOREST Ux IVERSITY COLLEGE—Three courses; open to botb sexed. ACADE Gives the best of trs FERRY HALL-Sominary for Youn Ladios, Unsurpassod in beanty avd healthful: noss of situation, and in extent of advantages offered and thorotighness of training xiven. On Lako Michigau, Year boglos Soptomber 18, 1852 Appl o0 PREST, GREGORY, Luke fifufi.fim K Samuel ¢, Davis & Co., DRY GOODS JOBBERS IMPORTERS, on Ave. and Fifth St. ST. LOVIS Mo, LOTS Houses, [2: o — FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS Boautiful huliding eltes on \6th stroct) south of Popplet Brown's rosi snces—tho tract belonglig to S¢ tor Paddock for so many 863 foo. west frontaze on by from 860 to 60 foet running eastward 1o the U Will sell in strips ot 60 feot or more frontage on the avenue with full depth to tho railroad, soll the above onabout any terms that purchazor o partics who will agreo to build 1L with. 0 10 syments thercafter &t 7 per cent interest, To parties whe do not Intent fmprov ing immedi down and cqual anm per cent tion at west e any length of uiredat 7 aplendi | 10 acre iiberal tor 1t lot on lock In_Smith's add) ne foroguing, b ot on 15th strest noar P 04J80x250 fect on 16th o quarteracre Burt strect, near w0 lots on Blondo near Ireno stroet, u's addition, fio and sightly h, titul balf lot on Bt. Mary's ct, near Bishop Clarkson's il way, $500 on Millard' & Caidw olce lota on Park avenue and str to Park, 8450 to §1000 each, No 286, en lots on Decatur and Ire streots, ricar Saunders streot, 8376 to No #82, Lot on 19th near Paul str No 281, Lou 66x140 feet near St. Mury's avenuo, ani 20th btrect, 31600, No 279, Lot on Decatur near Irenc atro A No 278, Four lots on Calawell, near Saunders strect, 8500 cach, No 278, Loton Clinton etrect, near shot tower, 13 #12 No 275, Four lots on McLellan strect, near Blondo, iagan's addition, 225 each, No 274, Threo lots mear race course: make oftera, No 268, Beautifal corner acre lot on Califorala street, opposite and adjoluing Sacrod Heart Con: vent Krounds, $1000. No %60, Liot o Mason, nsar 16th stroet, $1,850. 100 ots in “‘Credit Foncier’and *“Grand View' additions, just south-cast of U, P.and B. & M, J-ailroad iepots, ranging from §150 to $1000 each and on casy terms. Boautiful Residenco Lots at a bargaln—very handy to shops €100 to $260 cach, 6 per cent down nd 6 per con t per month. Call and get plat and ull particulars 0266, Fuil corner lot on Joncs, Near 15th reot, £4,000, ‘No 263, Two lota on Center street, near Cum- Ing stroct, §900 for both or 8600 cach, No 2513, Lot on Seward, near King stroot, 50, JNo 24, Half loton Dodge, near 1lith etr'yes 2,1 'No 247, Four beautitul residence lots near Creighton College (or will separate) $8,000. No 246, Two lots on Center, ncar Cuming streot, $400 each. No '246}, Lot on Idaho, near Cuming stroet 625 ‘No 246, Bosutiful corner acro lot on Cuming, near Dutton stroot, near new Convent of Sacred Heart, $1,600 No.'244, Lot on Farnam, ncar 18th street, $4,760. No 243, Lot 66 by 1 on Collego street, near St. Mary's avenuo, §700, No2dl, Lot on Fornam, near 2th strect, 1,000, No 940, Lot 66 by 99 feet on South avenu, near Mason stroot, $650. No. 289, corner iot on Burt, near 22d*street . 238, 120x182 foot 01 Harney, near 24th, strech, (uill cut t up)¥2,400. No.'284, Lop on Douglas street, near 26th, #1,000. No. 282, Lot on Pler treet, near Beward, 100, No. 227, Two lots on Decatur, near Irene siroet, oach, No £23, Lot 148 by 441 feet on Sherman ave nue, (10th stroet). nea Grace, §2,400, will divide, No 20, Lot 23x6ret on Dodge, near 13ih reot; make an offer. No 817, Lot on 23rd_near Clark, §600, No 216, Lot on Hamilton near King, $800, No 20, Lot on 15th street, near Nicholas No 207, Two lots on 16th, near Paclfic strest, No %04, Beautitul residcnce lob on Division street, noar Cuming, $100. No 199} Lots on 15th stroet, nesr Plerce, 108, Lots on Sauuders street, near Sew- N ard 3300, No 1043, Two lota on 22d, near Grace stroet, 00, No 1024, Two lote on 17th strcet, near white lead orks, §1,050. N.188); One full block ten lots, near the barracis, $400. No 101, Lots on Parker, strect, near lrene o 183¢ Two lots on Cass, noar st stroot 116 edgo), 86,000 T on Plor noar Seward, §450. No 170, Lot on Pacific strect, near 14th; make ofter. No 160, Six lots on Farnam, near 24th street 2,400 10 2,850 cach No 163, Full block on 256h strreet, neay race Licuse, wad three lots 1n Gises acdition, near aunders and Cossius stroots, $2,000, 'No 127, Lot on lstn streot, hear whie ead 8, $625. Mo ik Tax102 foch (2 lote, on 18th street, uear Foppleton's, 1,600, l”fi’nl;“,»’l'h(rl) half acre lote 1o M lard & Cair dwell » additions on Sherman avenue, Sprin and Saratogd sircote, neag o end of grecn stroet ck, $35 L0 §1,800 cach. _;13.':», ..ff on Chica besr 224 ticeb, “fi:u 88, Lot dn Caldwell streot, near Saunders, No 86, Corner lob on Charles, neas Saund: | deis stroot, §100. 4 ‘Q‘u‘fiflugfi foot on Pacific, near St stroct ."L“':?‘nln Ighteen lots on fIst 93, 284 and ‘Saurdor strocts, near Grace aud 'Saunders stroet bridge, 8600 each No 8, One-fourth block (180x185 fect), na the Conyent of Poor Claire, on Hamilton stre @ & he end of the red street car track, Lot No 5, on Marcy strect, near 9 th stre 22 , Lot ou California street, near £2d; wake offor. Y No 2, Lot on Cass strect, near Twenty-second, ©BEMIS Real ¥state Agency, 15th ana wowgas Streets, ‘LOOD BITTERS, BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS you are prostrated with sick Headache | Lands, | CK BLOOD BITTERS { LARGER RDOCK BLOOD ou will flad o sure re 1 you have any species of Humor or Pimple, fail 1l URDOCK BLOOD BITT! Price, 81.00 per Bottls; Trla Bottles 10 C: ULBURK, & Go., I'rops, BUFFALO, I salo by Ish & M Mahoa and C, F fo 27 ufierers THE GHEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY, To Nerv Lenc I AC Jcdoecats {-KEEPING, BUSINESS FORMS, BANKING, COMMERCIATL 0 now in succe: fonapply to or a Lolco restdenco lots on Hamil. | DR. CLARKE !! ; ESTARLISUED 1851, } Double Bree ch Loadin Inzzle Loading Shot Guns, Fishing Tackle, 5 in stamps) £ pay express on CHRONIO DISEARES, 0o stamp, huso or Private Discase, send for CRLERRATED WoRKS on_licrvous and hexual A. M. CLARK, { PainterdPaper Hanger - SIGN WRITER & DECORATOR. WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPER! Window Shades' aid Cortains, | CORNICES CURTAIN POLES AND . 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Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards, Send for Prie List and Samples. ! = e— WEATHERLY HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, BARATOGA HOTEL, MARSH HOUSE, COMMERGCIAL HOTEL" HALL HOUSE, OITY HOTEL, COMMERGCIAL HOTE ., GRAND CENTRAL MISSOURI PACIFIO HQTEL, COMMERCIAL HOUBE GREENWOOD HOUSE, COMMEROCIAL HOUBE, ENO'8 HOTEL, EXCHANGE HOTEL, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, MORGAN HOUSE, BUMMIT HOUSE, HCOUSTON HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, WALKER HOUSE, COMMERGCIAL HOTEL, Nover falls to cute Nervous Debility, Vi- tal Exhaustiou, Emis- sons, Seminal Weak- T HOOD, aud all the lovil effects of youth- BB follies and exces It stops perma. involuntary loas [draine upon the s tom, the inevitable ¥é 80 deatrueive to ko life miserable, often lead! wory( Blood, Muscles, Digestive and Repro X 1t rostores to all tho organic former vigor and vitality uing lite cheerful and en) hottle, or four express, seciire (rom obss on recelpt of price, on receipt Of §1 a8 & gun questing answers must inclose stamp. 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