Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE: I'l N Tuesday yroing Sept. £6, Wenther Report. (L'he following obrervation: are taken at the same mom time at all the stations named.) Wanr Derantuexst, U, 8, vioe, OMAHA, Sept. 25, 18 Vioross, : Froh | Clondy cight |C oudy ¢ {Frosn [Clondy River & foet 2 Inches above low water mark t © usha, 2 foet 3 inches at Yankton, Misslasippi 2 foot & Lnches at La Crosso, and 4 foet ¢ inchos » Dabuque, —— LOOAL BRHVITIES, —Hon, A. J. Peppleton will deliver the wolcome address to the National Woman's Suffrage convention at Boyd's opera house SICHING FOR CHANCE. ennes Leavo Pine Ridge. Their Destination Being Fort Keogh, Montana. Military News and Fersonnls Department A dispatch was received at Ft. Rob inson on Saturday from Dr. McGilli- at Pine Ridge, Indians, ouddy, Indian agent saying that t¥ Northern Cheyennes, were leaving the y hundred agoncy under the leadership of Black Wolf, The departing Choyonnes loft word that thoy wont with the moat peacea- ble intentions, that they had good hearts and intended to commit no de- predations, but that they were sighing for a chango. Thoy are going to Ft. Keogh, via Pumpkin Buttes and that old Indian trail, the distance being about 300 miles, and they are by this iimo outside the department of the Platte, The Commander at Ft. Rob. inson at once telegraphed the news to the headquarters in Omaha and the Interior department was notified, Agent MeGillicuddy was instructed Pwo Hundred Rorthern Chey- the peace, one paid, one was sent to jail, and the hearing in the third case was continued, The twomen arrestal for shooting at each other nesr Boyd's packing house were both 1n jail awaiting a hearing yestorday. Frank Newatna, who was plained inst some time assaulting & woman, had sa’, for 2 o’clock. A complaint was filed against 8. K. Brennan, who is charged with being in the habit of sauntering forth on Sunday morning and shooting chickens and pigeons inside the city limita. John McMahon, alias *‘Kansas City Kid,” who was arrested during the state fair for robbing a farmer from Oreto of §38 and five railroad tickots, was releasod yestorday on $500 bail, which was furnisked by Mr. Joe Redman, No startling burglaries or other sen- sntions were reported as ocourring over Sunday. esm. ago for his kearing Col. Ira Wilson has purchased a half interest in the Pacific House, at St. Joe. The firm will now be J. B. Kitchen & Ira Wilson. Mr. Kitohen has moved to the Paxton hotel, at Omaha, and Mr. Wilson has taken charge of the Pacific, where he will he pleased to meet his old friends. The Pacific is the leading hotel of St. Joe and a first-class hotel in every re mpect. sep9-m&etf — NEBRASKASUFFFRAGE AS10- CIATION. to-night, and Rev. A, ¥, Sherrill will offer | that tho interior department refused [ Meeting of the Exsoutive Committee the prayer. The direetors’ car of the Utah Cen. tral raflway arrived in this city Sunday afternoon, with Bishop Sharp and party on The car was left over at the trans- fer to receive womo distingnished passen- gera from the east. The special car of the Southern Pacific alio came in on the saine train, board, ast evening the members of the Sab- bath school of the Congregational church commenced a week of prayer in the parlora of that church, interesting and much good work is antici. pated. The exercises wore very ~There will be an executive meeting of to interfere, and to use na forco in detaining the Iudians who were tak- ing French leave, The officers here do not anticipate any trouble from the band which thus remoniously leaves for Fort Keogh, although ono gentloman con- nacted with headquarters says that it will by strange if they get through without committing any dopredatione, Gen. Howard was tolegraphed the facts yesterday at Fort Bridger, PERSONALS, Colonel Ludington, chief quarter- master department of the Platte, has gone to Keokuk, Iowa, to inepect the national cemetery at that place. Licut. E. D, Thomas, Eighth Cay- the officers of the National Woman Suf. | alry, has gone to Fort Fetterman to With the Officers of the National Assoclation. The members of the executive com- mitteo of the Nobraska Woman Suf- frage Association are roquested to moet at the parlors of Boyd's opera houso to-day (Tuesday) at 2 p. m., for eanference in executive session with the officers of the National Suf- frage Association. Harrier S, Brooks, Chairman Ex. Com Neb. W. 8. A, OMAHA, Sept. 188 "IHE BOSS BRIDE A Very Remarkable Marriage Whicn Took Piace in Omaha Last has chargo of all arr headquarters at the Paxton. meeting arrivals at the trains and conducting them to their respective places which have bsen secured for them while here. THE NATIONAL WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION. v/ "g[‘f\,.\lmii:l‘» 26 B, & M. R. R, ha ' been sick for several days past, but is no, ¥ en the way to recov. cline of the drama, Their con. ™" tion was interrupted by the ebtrm.” [ amte — ey YOR LEASE- §'s business lot oh she eorner of 16t and D wvanpord streets, altozetner @ te, Also a*joining recidence. Inquire om "y, of & amall delegation from ome of ourd /L s ol ] They Convens at Boyd's Opera| | 1. B, Otto, of ¥a'mont, registered | Filroad headquarters, SOR HENT=A store m Balcombe block, an House To-Night—Everybody at the Pexton Sund Uicketa?’ asked Mr. Boyd l‘_ 18 dtreet, near Daveoport. St A. D, Invited. S e R 1] ' Oh, no; admit un please on aceoun.’ | Belcombe______________$0.7M - Mr. Sewsions, of the B. & M., returned [ ¢ (ho bHuofe ssion,” and th ontlemen ) [{1OR RENT- uentencd rics Iarge sou'h frond A B reporter oalled in at the Pax. | ffom Plattsmouth Sunday, s _,.‘.d themselves 'way in front, | +*_toom: 1904 Fusmam sreet 61125 ‘ A Fra sbeon, of Lincoln, registered at ‘Do yon think the tore?” [ TN 'R RENT—Furnished room, ground flsor t““I Al ’m‘]»[”n\'fl """ | the Motrapolitan Sunday« acked Mr. B, of the critic B o, 10 . i e, . eral of the Iadies ¢f tho National “Haedly, -~look Ve 1 v " 1 n W. Orr, ad for Fa; ardly more Jike brake- o e Woman's Suffrage association iy hiakd Y [ mer Jor A ENT-Towe of six X ( n, is in the “"That's whot , Tirect, , oMt of Panl engaged in making srrangem . hat's ey do; they may be the o 1§ woek Mra, M. J. Davis, of New [laven, |members of some ematcur troupe in| gnon RES?. -Good diy barem ot with two the coming «HI“.,\ his woe ] Oon, 14 st the B, Council Bluffs; Tl seo about their | 1 Tooms. 1nq, 1o R b, 913 wcuth 121 1 AUORE) WA 18 50| Mes, L. L. Pope, of Cleveland, 0., wea [ - ‘Profession,” and the manager would %" s oMo ot FATIN VireeL throughout entire | {o sho city Sunday on routs sast, have been among the gang the next | [IO%RENT Lorey T, s hor labors in behalf of A RT NAlee Tl o mant had not the seribe deemod it - 1 R Y 1 - JORET, & e el out ylain, - - arn shed or w n womhn and the sacrifices she lins made o HTaelle o, Tind P to, explain, 2 JOOMS FOK RENT- "4 thed or untarn, in the cause, oty busy with the g i Mr. Boyd, they are the bri IV fehed, with towrd. oy T4 il n the cause, was very busy 1 the veeks' visit to the mountains, rion of our local diamond field; | C4l'forain Mrm Muceis Haliew, details of the convention and heaity. He is warmly - R, R, Hiss OR RENT. Mies Rachel Fuster, a vory courte | W ous aud aftable young lady f the famous hat manu. i re responding secrotary, and ¢ from |, Shermtn & Co., is in the ',an;u;.-_' ' : Philsaelphia, wheroshe is w »orn | ity i tinh ; by "Il let them sit thers fn per. BEM f \1’5 .\{)r“".‘,li S TR LR T HOOINS | Ve i Wt oy o roeReLAtI e D S1 iness, wortals; their [ 0¥ Joth onl D 2 ot her learning and standing in “Quaker City,” and a splendid fellow in : - ty Mrs. May Wright Sewall, of In- diana, a bright-eyed brunette with cultured features, 18 chairman of the executive committee and is the right woman in tho right place. She has beon apeaklng the past week in Ne- braska at Falla City, Brownville, Salem, Ashland and Plattsmouth, where she was heartily received and hospitably entertained. During the week she spoke nine or ten times, and was tendered and did occupy churches of five different denominations The ladies have secured rooms at the Paxton, where they will have their headquarters, Among thoso who will apeuk at the convention, in addition to those already mentioned, aro Mrs. Harriett R. Shattuck, Boston; Miss E. Pearl Adams, and Mrs. Welch, Peoria, Ill.; Miss Pheoba Couzius, St. Louis; Mrs, Evalino L. Masen, Mil waukee; Mrs, Gen. 13 berts, Orleans, Neb.; Mra, Elizabeth Lisle Saxon, New Orleans, and Mrs. Helon M. Gouger, Indiana. Mrs. Clara B. Colby, of Beatrice, ements, with She is They propose to do away with the every respect, Sasan B, Anthony, of Rochester, N, Y., isaguest of the Paxton. ‘‘Perfect equality of rights for women, civil and politi ' was the legend wiitten opposite her name. Mr, Geo. J. Sternsdorff, the well-known property man of thr B, & M. Base Ball slub, returned Sunday from an extended tour east, taking ia thesuburba of « hicago and St. Louis, Tt is reported that Mr. S, has artanged for some fine games this fall. Geo, is looming up in five style, Judge Crounse is at the Paxton. Hon, A, H, Swan, of Choyenne, is at the Paxton, J. Wolff, of Hcoper, is a guest of the Metropalitan, Feerl, of North Bend, is at the Metropolitan, Otto Kutz, of Ponca, is in the city, at the Metropolitan, G. H. Schurer, of Wayne, Neb,, i h e Meteopolitau. W. Shiedley, the Kansas City man, is at the Paxton, Geo, Renscre, agent for A. N, Schuster & Co., of St. Joe, is at the Millard, ‘W, Jennings and Miss Matilda Hind- o continual round of pleasure and festivities, I cannot bounce them!" Such is the reward of cheek, Reovixe's 1 salve iu the wor o ssia_ Salve, best’ family and excellent for stulie METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB. Tables supplied with the best the market attords. The traveling public claim they get better accommodations and more general satisfaction here than at any other house in Omaha. Rato, 82 per day. aug2ltfme starrh of the Bladd Stingiag arritation, infla n, all Kidney and Urinary complsints, ured by “Buchupiba,”,” 81 [OR REAT-Fumithol rooms s MIE (4 wtreet, bet 17:h and 18th, LI2N [ R, REST Hendesnely turnished parioes 1s0a cmaller room, b X stre OR JLENT and Capi Ho 1 wvenue, O E=Two v 0% 20th and Orse, 7 room-, now beitg roprérod and palnted Tnquire of C. T. Taylor 11thard Dovglne 127-4 0O« AENT-An oleginty svnbhed front room, 090 block from U” P or B snd M. bendquarters, Terae 816, sirictiy in advanee, Audre 8*'G¥) " ¢are of Ble ofli © Ao 100 hs o e ¥3503 (M) “tor s torm ot yeurs, at on Plain” adjoining Hanscom Purk om the wacst, Hive minutes walk from o reet cars. Monsy \can bo obtained to build with, by persons lvas ng these lots ab rogular raten A 8431 On premiace, otfic: oo tam ly horse N. W. C v. 19¢h: »ouglas Ste. 5ot JIOR SAL 18 five ster and an 1y new sido bar, I sell eop | Horse, harness u. i buggy. Horses erfect y aund ggy i3 aear. ther £p; harne:gno . rate o together ws a bargain. 1070 Far- nam s tro (031t " sciati v 3 or 20 intend the sale of the government 3 man, of Salt Lake City, are at the Mil. Y RSALE—A well paylng buriness. central Iu:n assoclation to. day, ‘fluplflllh\vr 20th, l‘vup]u]rl sy 4 el Week. regular orcheatral band which is gen- s al at the R S v ] at 2 p, m,, in the parlors of Boyd's opera | buildings at that post. i orally used, and in lieu thereof the | ™ Iteasons for selling eact.fnct ry, Addie.s * Q. Vi~ house, to which officers of this association | #Major Furey is acting chief quarter ) Hee cffice e e only will be admitted, all, chairman of the executive committee, A complaint was filed in police court | yesterday ngainet & well known dry| goods firm of this city for sweeping paper out into the streect. Theto are a great May Wright Sow. | Master in the absence of Colonel Liuu- p ington. Goneral Howard was to leave Fort lhornburg yosterdny for Omaha, and xpected to reach hero Thuraday after- noon Lieut. Col. T. M. Anderson, Niuth many who do not realize the damage caused | Tnfantry, has gone to Fort McKinney, by thix practice. A piece of flying paper | Wyoming, to turn over the command [ acquaintance of & young sewing girl to is liable at any time to starta serious |of that post to Captain Kellogg, Fifth runaway and cause great damage if not loss | Cavalry. Colonel A. then returns to of life, An ordinance has been passed | Fort D. A, Russell and assumes com- agninst the practice and has in a few instances been enforced. and all merchants and business men are urged to obey its instructions, ~The South Omaha church organiza- tion hiaw raised the sum of $1,600 and pro- pose to proceed at once with the erectio | ¢ of & nicechurch edifice 22by60 feet in whor the contract will Le let., the organiration, and will for a time be used as & school house as well as for reli- fious purposes, —Horace K, McBride, aged 22 yours, diod on Saturday, September 23d, of | gone on four months sick leave from typhoid fover. The decensed has boen in [ Cheyonno depot. Omwmaha for kome time, at first in the em. ploy of J. A, McShane and subsequently | has been detailed on recruiting service, His mother [and goos to New York, where he arrived from Friendville, Neb,, Sunday, | superintending the publishing of his and the remains were yesterday forwarded | history of that regiment, of Mr. James Stephenson, to Aledo, 11l —A postal card received from Secretary Howser, of the Y, M. O, A., infor hills” twelve miles from Denver, where he is visiting his unclo, He will leave this woelk for the mountains, to bhunt, fish and “prospect” for & week, —The bridge at the foot of the hill lead- ing to Prospect Hill Cemotery is again iu » dangerous condition. Some person re- lard the old planks o that many cross upon it and perious accident i liable to oscur at any time, which the expenditure of & fow dollars would obviate, ~—An excursion train of sixteen care, fron came down to Council Bluffs Sunday, snd a large number of the excursionista cawe over to Omaha and enjoyed the hepitality of tLe Paxton and Millard, JOB PRINTING, Send for printed price list and samples of all kinds of job work to the ALLEN PRINTING CO,, job printers, and lishers “RURAL NEBRASKA, American Cattle Journal, LIVE 810K printing & specialty, Nos, 218 and 920, 8, h St,, Oupba, Neb, sop20me-eod2w ~The B, & M.’s play the Council Bluffs *Champions” this afternoon at 8 o'clock onthe C. B. grounds, This will be the last cams the B, & M.'s will play i this vicluity bor some time, as they start for Lendvilloand the wes Thursday moruing, Universal Aporobation By the ow ity at large has been given to BurooCK X000 Hirrens, No instance is known whety disasfuction has been manifested by thgiy. ube, v where anght but benetit follawed sbeir aministration. Price $1.00, trial size 10 cents, . s Notioe. The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Kx. celsior Roof Paint,"” was patented May 24th, 1881, and etters 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 authority whatover to sell receipts. Hawrnors & Bro., Lancaster Pa. — Whituney's Shoe Store is on Douglas street, near the corner of 15th, Whitney sells Burt's Shoes. Ladies’ fine Shoes at Whitney's, + Whitney's for Gents' Boots and Shoe Ohildren's Shoes at Whitney's. Whitney kecps all the best makes in Boots and Shoes, and makes the lowest prices. Go to Whitney's. -3t = — = New York Dry Goovs Szoke Prusies, Siuks, VeLvers, e Eggs, 20c per dozen; creamery but- 30¢ per pound, at Wm, Gentle- mand of Stembel, Ninth Tnfantry, Omaha yestorday for Fort McKinncy, Wyoming, where hor husband is sta- tioned. Thotnburgh, is ordered to come to Tue contract is in the hanls of | Fort Omaha at once, County Creasuror Rush to whom all bida for | of the Fourth, under Lieut. Bailey, work may be handed up to Wednesday, [ remains thete to complote work on Tho house | the military road between those two will be built on land already purchased by | POS!S. Fourth and Ninth infantry, arrived rendezyous, s us | have been issued from the headquar- that he is having a nice time at the ““foot | ters of the department of the Platte, 23, 1882: is regiment and that post, Mrs. Stembel, wife of Lieutenant Iaft Fort Oompany B. Fourth infantry out on ho rond between Bridger and Fort Ono company A small batch of recruits for the liero yesterday from the recruiting Capt. W. A, Elderkin, O.'S., has Capt. Geo. K. Price, Fifth cavalry, BPECIAL ARMY ORDERS, Tho following speoial army orders Fort Omaha, Neb., dated September Captain Joseph Keefe, Fourth in- fantry, i rolioved from duty as a member of the general court martial convened at Fort D. A, Russell, Wy- oming, by paragraph 1, special ordors No. 86, current series, from thess headquarters, and will proceed to join his company. First Lioutenant John A, Balwin, Ninth infavtry, having complied with ordors No, 160, Fort Omaha, Neb., of this date will proceed to Fort Douglas, Utah, and roport to his com- pany commander for duty. eocessities of the public service re- quire this travel. Recruit Georgo M, Waggoner, en- listed at Fort Omaha, Nob., is as- signed to company B, Fourth infantry. ORANGE BLOSSOMS. Al Pleasant Wedding Party In North Omahu, A happy wedding party assombled atnoon Sunday at the residencs of Clas, 8. Swmith, in North Omaha, to witness the marriage of Dr, E. K, Womsley, of Washiagton, D, C., and fiss Helon C. Peckhum, of Sarpy county. ‘The oceremony, which was simple but very beautiful and impres- sive, way performed by the Rev. J. W, Harris, of the Baptist church, in the presence of a fow intimate friends and relatives, Mr, Frank Wilcox 80w as groomsman and Miss Katio Moyers ue brideswaid. After the yuung couple had received the congratulations of .hose present snd the beautiful and costly. presents had been inspected, a bountiful lanch wat st bofore the part: After this an kour was devoted to discuming eold tongve, fruits, wedding cake and a Tho other day a young lady having spent all the money given her by her grandfather, and having no accom- plichments with which to earn her living, proposed to get married, and secure & home, Daring a brief resi- dence in the city she had formed the whom she told her story, and related her immediate wants. The young sewing woman then suggested intro- ducing to her a young man with whom she was acquainted, and who was de- sirous of gotting married. They were introduced on Wedneaday morning at which time he proposed and she as quickly accepted. They set the time fqr that afternoen at five o'clock. This hurried arrangewent, while it was what the bride wanted, still left her in a dilemma about suitable clothes for the occasion, as all her wearing apparel was in the pawn shop, butshe, with all the ingenuity characteristic of her sex, decided to disrobe herself of the unmentionables, and lay in bed while & kind washerwoman, who was let into the scheme, proceeded to wash and tron them for her, and at 6 o'clock that afternoon the bride and groom, with two witnesses, went up to Justice Wright's court and were duly married, receiving the congratu- lations of the justice and her attend- ants. Was woman ever under such ad. verse circumstances married? dziiinadt w by RAILWAY COLLISION. An Accident in the Union Pacific Yard 1n this Cfuy. Thero was o lively scene about b o'clock last evening at the Eleventh stroct crossing U, P, main track when a train coming from the Repub- lican Valley of the U, P. ran intoa couple of emigrant cars, which had just come in from the West and were still loaded with their passengers. The emigrant train had been switched back upon a siding, but it seems had not been left 5o as to clear the main track and the engine struck the vear car knocking it off the track and leav- ing it lying at right an- gles with ~ the track, A oar loaded with stone next struck it and whirled it around again, The track was considerably torn up and the pas sengers inside the coach were shaken up and much domoralized, Fortu- nately, however, everybody was un inju In an hour's time the treck Wi red up and no trace left of tho accident. SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE Made fror the wild flowers of th rAR FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY, it is the most fragrant ot perfumes, Manufactured by H, B, Slaven, San Francisco, For sale in Omaha by W. J. Whitehouse and Kennara Bros., & Co. - CHEEK. How @ Cheeky Man Gets His Milk, first vice president, will meec at the ram addreas of welcome by one of the prot: deadbeat, Iadies will furnish both vocal and in- strumental muaic for the oceasion. To-dey at 2:30 p. m. the offi- cers of the amsociation will have an executive session in the parlors of the opera house. @ convention will place, when the will be delivered ent citizens of At 7:80 p. t Omsha. On occount of the absence cf the president, Mra. Klzabeth Cady Stanton, biss Susa Anthony, address of we'come To the Anthonywill respond'in a shortspeech, aftor which Mra, Evalne Mason, of Wisconsin, and M Sewall, of Indiana, meeting. a8 we have been able to judge, are women of more than ordinary ability and exhibit qualities of refinement and culture upon the cause. ss May Wright il address the The leading workera so far that_reflects favorably They aro from their own homes and have the sup port and sympathy of their huebands. In conversation with Mrs, Sewall, the reporter learned that wherever she has addressed the peo- ple has ceived. her various appointments sho barely met with a di that in her own state—Indiana—the woman suffrage amendment is the muin issue before the people; that the amondment has already legislature once, and wil again before the legislature this fali, and the question be submitted to the people next May, at which time a special election will be called, republican party of Indiana, sho says, has taken it up as their isane, she re- vote at upon the subject been enthusiastically In taking a She said senting voice, assed the come up The CHEAP CHEEK. An Ex-mploye Suesthe Bee Publieh- ing Company for $10,000 Damages. A fellow who worked for Tur Bxs some time before the holidays and who won a very uneviable reputation while in their employ has brought suit for ten thouzand dollars damages for alleged libel, in the district court, for & certain article which sppeared con- cerning him in June last, Mr. Welsh notorions was a and if he had his just dues he would have be in the penitentiary long ago. Whilo in THE BEE employ he wade such improper advances to ladies with whom he came in coutact as to have on one ocxmsion been slapped in the fuce in Tur Ber counting room, and ata well known merchant's ou Farnbaw street he made himself so obuoxious that they refused to have anything more to do with him, At the time of his conuection with this office the publication of his doings was suppressed on account of a respectable relation whom he had in the eity, but he even went so far as to have his coat seised in_payment of a wash bill which he owed the same John China; One of the cheekiest things occurred in Omaba last Saturday that we have heard of since Church Howe attemped to elact himself lientenaut governor of Nebraska. On Chicago, between 24th and 25th streets last Saturday night about midnight, & man was seen bewillering array of other good things, vhagx e happy couple were driven to the 3:0 train and immedialely took their dearture for Washington, their future hane, ——— FOLICE PICKINGS Beneke's Court. There was a goodly list of guests at the Hotel dos Angell's yesterday sud a fioe aray marched up to the ;ud,fls’. offia to settle. There woe seven cases of plain drunk, of wiym three paid, and four were sent up & jail. Three men vere infor Qi grping Toma gol Fayev crawling along on his knees with jug under his arm, The reporter happen- lng along at the time, and observing the novel proooeding, sat down on the pavement to watch results, Ina mo- ment or two the man crawled up along- side of a miloh cow when he immedi- The Moiday Morning Docket fn Judge | *t¢1¥ bulled out his jug and proceeded to milk her, and then went up the alley with his stolen material. On inquiry in the neighborhood it was asoertained that one of the fami- lies have been much troubled for some time to kuow why their milch co did not give more milk, and the above facts reveal the cause, They have loeded their shot gun and propose to man on Tenth street, and had & row over it in front of Tar Bee office, soon after which he was summarily bounced. Mr, Welsh is welcome to whatever he can get for damages to his alleged character, PERSONAL. P.J, Fo ol’(‘ml& s at the Millard, Frank Shaffer, of Alma, Nebraska, is in the city. Jas, Ware, of Ogallals, was in the city Sunday J.W. Hass, of Sidney, was in town Sunday, Mus. 8, L. Coe, of Nebraska City, is at the Paxton, W, Wilbelwy, of Nebraska City, the Millard, ¥, B. Hookstetter, of Nebraska City, is at the Paxton, Miss Georgie Hagy loft for her howe, in is &b shoot the thief the next time he turns | Sioux City, yestreday. up. Miss Annie D, Young and Miss Emeline B. Wells, of Salt Lake City, are at the Paxton. Br, John Chrysostom, C. S, C., agent for the *‘Ave Maria,” Notra Dame, Ind., iiin the city. Dr. A, Desecheco, of San Francisco, who has just returned from a visit to the Sandwich Islands, is at the Metropolitan, Miss Matilda Hindman, of Philadelphia, and Miss Marietta V. Bones, of Dakota, are at the Paxton, to attend the womsn's suffrags convention M. Wilhelmy, Nebraska City; W. H. Sibley. Lincoln; Geo. W. Post, York; James L., Caldwell, Lincoln; H, J.hn on and wife, Lowe ], and Miss Carleon, Fair- bauk, are at the Millard. —William Marsh, a deaf muto aged about 11 years, has wandered off from the institute and all cfforts to discover him have proved unavailivg. He has red buchy hair and the authorities, who have hunted diligently for him are anxious to learn of his whereabouts. W. A. Lovell and family, of North Platte; J. N. Reyr. Ids, of Nance county; R. L. Dowling, of earney; Sam Chap- man and family of I'attsmoath; F. M. Wolcott, of Weeping Water; C. R. Gil- bert, of Arlington; G. S, Kellogg and wife, of Stanton, and Mis M. J. Porter, of Lincoln, are among the prominent Ne- braskans at the Paxton, e Ay AMUSEMENTS. Smith Russell in “Edgewood Folks” Last Evening at Boyd's Opera House. Sol Mr. J. E. Brown's rural conception descriptive of “‘Edgewood Folks” was given to an Omaha audience for the first time last night by Sol Smith Rus- sell and his excellent pastoral comedy company. It is a rest and most pleas- ant diversion to atiend the theatre when the performance makes you lose all identity with yourself and sur. roundings; but it is hard work to find yourself lost that way to-day. It tukes careful handling to make an actor's part seem anything but weak or overdrawn, and yot if his portrayals do not abound with mingled rage or the most cor sayings he scarcely sucoeeds in cffecting an elovation, Mr. Ruesell works for himself, and yet is as sincere as any character actor on the etage to-day. Alwsys droll and at times most ridiculous, he never seems to be working for applause from the ‘‘upper tiera” or for anything in the least melodramatic. His play is one of those that pleases the masses aud is never criticised, Like most of the starring pieces of to-day, it was written to suit the peculiarities of Mr, Ruasell; indescribably funny, simple and wholesome, The support was good, house large, and audience pro- portivuately enthusiastic. BEHIND THE SOENES, “Edgewood Folks" in Lincoln to- night, Manager Nugent of the Academy is quite 11l Sam Garduer is the oldest theatri- oal stager among us, Private theatricals will be tho rage among the local societies this winter, Col. Temple of *“Union Spy” mo- toriety will remain in town only a fow days {mger, he is making every prep- aration for his drama 1n Boone, Leavitt's and Tony Pastor's com- bination Fridsy and Saturdsy, and matinee, is the most drawing card at Boyd's The Stadt theatre will open Octo- ber 1st with new scenery and inter- ior somewhat changed. Mr. Brandt intends to make it the leading Ger man theatre in the west. Something good may be expected from our musical societies this winter. Already one of them has indicated something of the work they propose to bring out, and every indication now points to good execution, attractive music and new features. As the curtain was going up on the second act of ‘Edgewood Folks” last evening, our reporter wastalking with 1y, Apply'to J. R, Mocllc brasha, VWANIED—A good or weneral houg:- work by Mra, Jorep) and Davenport sirects, G od weg'w paid. 660-28 ANTED—Two good gir & in private family, Apply tou hea.t cor. 20th and Califoroia N 563 uf f vood Vass s nd sell sp ciltics iy empl went toz.cd men. Call 421 south 10 street. 18529 N7 ANT-D-Sumart boy to awrivtut Cigar and d reforences required Apply o 1641t TANTED—Two yoing men o learn pher No. 1212 Faroam st. Fa g'te. V\JANT:D— A Farber at Lews B70-tt 1511 Dodge 8t Next to P. O, ANT:D—A yiri for general house work good wazes will be paid, Cuas, Flack Eaglo House, 567-20% DD—Two good girls or must be good ¥, corner of 224 | stween S7-tg I drive or L. Sl oy's- 0! saud ha ness JORSALE cheap. L ghton Blook. 106-25 V0K SALT—Good Dullaing, ek, Tall b Water Werks office 446-tt 1OR SALZ—Good teamhoracs, wegon and har. aoss. Wikl sl very ohesp. dng ire Jack g t 4 p J addr. s 188-2 wit r $O8 - ALK ry sud crockery business, ' with or wi in,” Nob BARGAIN, one_lare Iargo trame house, wwith stroot. Fine chatice for tnvertmont, ront for §19 per month, Call fot fuil particulary, on BEMIS, 609-t1 Agent, 15th ard Douglss ste. {IX EEAUTIFUL LOTS—50x160 feet cach in Cook snd ony Dining roomgirl. Ayply N. | ' Hanscors Place on atreot car llno. Best lots W. Cor Davanpoes 063-271 | {1 whole addition on_ very easy termaand ata - great bargain, Buxse' agent, 16th and Douglss \ AN’ Il tam- | gtrects 16t iy e B b | o7 FOR RALE iy Arligtan ons 10¢h. o7 TE| .—The Arlington House o = L Fire: chase; s Faisned heSonty hots J ANTED—A good girlat 603 south 18thSt, | In town. The cheapest pmwt{' In thi state. WA eser Ha 3 the traveling men, e sold cheap oi NTASYED-Good girl at 1418 Dodge street, botween I4thand 16th, 5224t WAsTED avenue. 1 hrusework, 10 Mrs, J. M Conns an, Wi+ clothes Ira . 13 St b2t ner, 1 NTED t Bostos terws to suit. Enciire of ¥. Fuile, Arlington, Washingsor: county, Neb. NOK BALE—O1 w porcy, an imp ing » station on U. P Farnham 8t,, Omahs. propriotor, 56311 JRRICK For 208-4¢ ALK, " KSTABROOY DA good girl immediately at Occi- Hotel. oottt Wi \\' SRR I l:RA:m‘TkRKT 0.' N ANNIED Gorman gl for pen ly o Idle Wild Plaso or rect. Alre, Jobn G, Willis. 47541 b u ewor store, 1414 D MISCELLANEUS. T I o glasn 4.en. Tho finer will be rewarded by leaving at 1615 Farnhan: stroet. 665-tt g cne pair of ¢ , 0t New York, hat opencd instroe'ion in all branches of lowork at 107 8 14th 23078 A7 ANTED A good girl for generz housc- N S0k 3cs v M. Bus:man, 2ith and Har. noy stocet G-t aratogs 413.:96% 7 ANTE U—Good wman at Littlefield’s S: 7 ANTED—One chambermaid and ote dining room girl as Flantcr's house, corner Dodge a*d 16th treet, 4B5-23¢ \\/ ANTED—A girl st the Omaba House irl for general hou e street, 447t DJ 7 ANTED—Van to work in Garden. TANTED—Crok ard ¢ ining room girl at the WV 00rin T iuse, 018 Farans streoty <pp. Boo ot N ADNTED—shit lronurs at the Omaba steaa: WV Aiiiary, 1407 Farasm stroct. Good whkse and steady employmest. “o-ut Nat At the 7 ANTED A al Lotel at Li coln, W 00 Ko, i femaio ‘co.k wante s Bt of wages will be paid 129:t¢ WV ANTED—500 privy vause, winks with ols to cleau anitary V 8ink Cleancr, the bost o A. Kvan residence 1208 Dodge Oaha. \VAI\IH'~'I\W oF three rooms swtable ¢ ot 699t physiciany _otice, \Addrcss Lr BITUATIONS WANTI VW ANIED= By twosousg fur ished room cr Fuite U o fawlly, must be vear the business part of city. Wil pay & good price fcrgood o Adl dre-s L. L. W. Caro Bee Office ' TANTED—Eituation by an cxperiencd cook. VY Aoriuerty cook ah the Milard. — Address “ieed,” Bee office et MICELLANEGUS WANTG. ANTED-—A furnised room lo & private fam ily. Address Wa, Young with A, D Morse, 617264 14th and Faroham streot, TANT <D—Two urfarnished rooms near the U. P. dejob Address “4" Les office 516-26¢ \VARTED- Ao 800 or 1,000 yards dirt Inquire st Krebs Vincgar Works, Joues street, bet, uth and 10tk st YAMT D—Immed'ately, # furo shed room, VWV eatratiy located: by 'two youny, geatie: men, Btate torms, description, eic. Address K" this otfice. 491-26 NA7 ANTED— By & young lady with good refer. WV “chcen, a sitiuntion as copytat. Acdrems L ‘ 0.7 601 Pierce strect, 30-281 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND, NOR RENT—Furuished & unfuroisned rooms 10 ackaon St “bebween 14ih and 15 532-30° POB RENT—Furaished rooms for Ught house P ehion, 916 & moash, 15 Celiioriuia sirect, 616 29 MOR RENT—Tao Iarge unfurnished rooms on first Boor. Kealdence 15th sbaoes, west :ide, 613-26t P. 8. Eustis, general ticket agent of the | Manager Boyd about the rise and de- | fret house corth of Chieago. [0 DOLLARS REWARD—Lot, o unch ot kevs, Ary cne faciog to sine o d leav hem at this office will reccive the sbove ro ward, 010-t1 § AKEN UP—A large bisck ' og. Owner can havo tawe of U. G. Vickroy,near Johnson's. brickyad, 500-2 { 00 101, strect, between Ca iforniaand Ca-a 8 reets, in vicinity of 8 vedih church, Monday1th inst., one mutworan tuw 1 00k talning oue raliroad tick 50, freight auditor’s ,dep rtment, 088 with inecription *'F, ¥ wi | reccive liberal Sept 27" Fin by leaviug at the Her A\ Kl'u.hh- T i t Cleaner, Stove at Kepublican of 92 5()() Ll the urniture of the Less B2 paying hotsl in Towa. onablt, Addsess Dolph Macgregor, Boe office, Omaka, Neb, 106-4 EDWARD KUEHL! ATTTRTER TROVAL Fotiig P AKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marve, o burity, strength and 68 e acaomas! than e rdinary S and cannot be sold in competition with the waltitude of lew test, short weight, akam or phospbate powders, Sold only ib ca b » Rorar Bakixg Powoss Co 106 Wall 8¢, New York