Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 13, 1882, Page 2

For salo by | R 5 e 3 THE VD.\IL\:BEE""OMA HA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 PLAIN TRUT blood is the f HS « post Tt will restore the 1 iron T A | natural condition ; n preparations | 10 ken the teet 1 en the feeth, cause hea constipation, and is po tively not injurious. Saved his Child, 17 N. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md. Feb tonic the progress of the diseas my great surprise, before ter had taken ottle of Brows's Inon Brrruns, she began to mend and now is restored to former health. A fith daughter began to show signs of Consumption, and ician was contulted “Toffics were re- the elder sister was taking Browx's Thow Brrrens, responded * that is good tonic, take it.” Avoras Prsies, CONTEWPT OF THE LAW. Mayor Boyd Called on to Ex- plain the Action of Com- missioner Ford, The Bewer Contractors Dia- | charged by Judge Ne- Copture of Two DMen for the Brown Mighway Zobbery \ Corjugsl Compromise Between the Ryans, was rather an important lato in the district court, 1 not adjourn until late in oon, Adjournment wus aturday next, whon a short session will be held and another recess taken until December 1lth, Mean- time n now petit jury will be drawn to servo durivg the special term begin- ning on that day. Judge Neville goes to Burt county today- to hold court for one week, and he next holds court for two weeks in Washington county. THE CONTEMPT CASE. The first case taken up was that of McHugh and McGavock, the sewer contractors, who came before the court on an ordor to appear and show cause why they should not be astach- od for contempt. Gen, O'Brien appeared for the re. spondents and Hon. Geo. E. Pritchett for the other side. Boveral witnesses were called, including Mayor Boyd, President Creighton of the board of BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cflectual- 1y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and W ss, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting discases as Con- sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc. ALL'S j ) Every Corsot is warrauted satis- faotory to its wearer in eve: or the money will bo the person from whom it was WAy, ed by 00 PR B o e PRICES, by Matl, Postage Patde Health Prescrving, 0. Self-Adjustis leading Doalers CHICAGO CORSET €Oy, Chicago, Il ulZeod&eow y A PURE AND Delicious Bever. age. ‘“THE (UP THAT CHEERS,” “BUT NOT INEBRIATES, OUB DINNER PARTY has finished the last bottle of *“HUB PUNCH.” ““Thep, my deat, don't forgot to remind me to order & fresh mnopl{ to-morrow,” “THE HUB PUNCH" is prepared sole- ly by Messrs, O, H, GRAVES & SON, ton, It is made of the best impo) brandy and Santa Oruz rum, united with the julce of fresh lemons, and the finest white sugar, and is really a delicious, pure, and a reliable article, that has wet with the most cordial appreciation of all who tried it, Bee that ]nn get the genuine with the facsimile of “OHESTER H. GRAVES & &;fi” on the capsule over the cork of each Sold by Grocers and Wino Merchants everywhare. Trade supplied at Manufacturer's prices by M, A, McNamara; famili “‘;d b; A, H. Giadstone, Omsb Neb + Y GRATEFUL-COMFORTING, EPPS’S COCOA. BREAKFAST, “By a thorough kuowledge of the natursl laws which govern the operations of tion and putrition, and by a careful applicaticn of the fine propertios of well-s loc.cd con, M mehnmw:du our breakfast tables With & toly flavored beverage which sy save ay many beavy doctors’ bills 1t iy by the Judieions use of such articles of dict that & coustitution may be gradually built up until strong cnough to resist every tondoncy to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are ficating around us ready $oabts «horover thero s & woak polot. Wo may o many & fatal shatt by keoping our. welves il ortified with pure blood aud prop- erly nows 1 frame."—Oivi) Bervice Gaset wii, 'y with bolling waber or milk. Sold 40 #iaw only (4-1b and 1b), iabeled JAMES BPPS & CO, o AOBEORBLED Ol “BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures dy spep =% =wtion and hecrtboas 80 | the labor riots in March last were " | und requested i public works, Oity Attorney Howe, and Street Commissioner Ford, Their testimony was to the effect that Ford and his men tore up the street car track on 8t. Mary's avenue, at the sower crossing by order of the mayor who acted under advice of the city attorney. Bupt. Smith testified as to the damages eustained by his company. The court finally discharged Mesars, MoHugh and McGavock and tssued an order citing tho mayor to appear on tho 16th of December and auswer to the charge of contempt. It is un- derstood that the judye feels deeply hurt at the attempt of the authorities, or whoever may prove responsible, to set themse lves up as superior to his authority, SENTENCING THE PRISONERS, Tko prisoners convicted during the present term of court were brougtt in to receive their sentence. Sentence in the case of 8. C. Hollander was withheld until the argnment on the motion for a now trial shall be completed, Thos. McGee, convicted of robbery, was sent up for three years at hard labor. James Flintwell, Wm, McDonald and John Dawson, the three soldiers arrested for their connection with the highway robbery on the Florence roud und the events which culminated in the death of Shrader, their com- rade, were each sontenced to three years in the state prison at hard labor, THE RIOT CASES, On motion of District Attorney Burnham the indictments against the several persons who participated in stricken from the docket. LIQUOR CASES, It will be remembered that at the last session of Q.hudgnmd jury indict- ments were found against about a dozen persons for selling liquor with- out license, at the road houses and elsewhore within the two mile limit about the ocity, The cases against John Garber, Henry Ruser and — Jensen, the only ones in which action had been taken, were stricken from the docket and the indictments quashed. This S‘Wb-bly ends all pro- ville ho “Riot Ja‘es aud Liquor | Indictm :nte Quashed. Quenchaqua mills at Milford, F. 8. John- son & Co,, propriet rs, were Cestroyed by together with the large slevator come taining 5,000 bushels of wheat, The ori. gin of the fire is unknown, but is supposed to have been spontaneous combustion The loss is estimated at $100,000, which ix well covered by insurance, John.on & Co, will rebuild, A man npamed Andres Derok, living near Olean postoffice, was committed to jnil on Tae-day from Justice Chile conrt, throngh the complaint of Augus! Whing, who charged him with an attempt mit rape upen h Daring the hile the o ur bars to the y it in extin. 0 the sheriff ar- the wan at- ctions it is judged that he eHcape, An d on fire in or. for escape,—~Schuy- der tocreate ¢ chane ler Sun, OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS, WASBHINGTON TERRITORY. ty has been formed eral of the most ncorporators, _ Anag ¢ mteol of passes on or atill continues, and men and aro being pushed forward daily, t is carried from Pendieton to Union by team for two centa per pound, and teams are hard to find even at thav price, Rails and ties are being collected at Pen- dleton, and it is expected the road will be completed to Encampment by the first of January, Three cars per day are being built in the shops at Tacoma, The cemand from east of the mountains has caused this iucrense in construction, ‘When the steamer “‘Katie Hallett” first run on the Clarke's Fork of the Columbia, 860 Lmr ton was charged for ocarrying freicht 83 miles. Freicht is now carried by her a distance of 16 miles for $10 per ton, The largest icce of work on the Blue mountains, with exception of the tunnel, oeedings in this direction, THE POLICE, In this department the most impor- tant item yestorday was arrest of two men, Joe Gorman and Jim Clark, as implicated in the assault and robbery of Fenden Brown Friday night, Both men are well known as former hack drivers and stable men, It is known that they were around with Brown all. day, and were “‘working him.” It is alleged that Clark was over- heard to say of Gorman, ‘‘Hemust give wo half, as I put him on to the chuwp,” This leads to the belief that it was & conspiracy between the two to down the cow-boy for all he was worth, Olark was arrested by Dot and Boyle early Saturday, an about noon Angell and Ed, Gorman found Joe Gorman at the Omaha rted | honse, where he had gone for dinner. Neither of the parties had a cent of money with them, but the officers say it is & dead sure case on them, as they are identified by Brown as the right men, A CONJUGAL COMPROMISE, Tony Rysn, the specialist at the Aud.mr of Music, who had his wife “stolen” by Watkins and carried off to Papillion, after employing Colonel Smythe to prosecute her for adultery aud persisting that he wonld not take her back, Saturdsy was brought in conversation with the recreant wife, and after & tearful conversation on the sidewalk in front of the court house, they smoothed tha matter over and agreed to join hands agein, They went to Judge Beneke's cour!, where Tony wanted to with- draw the complaint. The judge would uot allow that to be done un- less the state's attorney was present STATH JOTTINGS, Columbus had a few flakes of snow last Sunday morning, A Boone county mau has invented what he calls a “‘pendulum power,” capable of running heavy machiuery, A 8t. Joe & Western train was ditched at Alexandria on the 6th, and & brakeman vumed;Hurst instantly killed, W, Mason and wife, of Fairfield, cele- — | brated their erystal wedding on the Gth, & large party of ds helping them, Early on the mornine of the 4th, the now building, is a cut vear the mouth of Meacham's oreck. It in 250 foet long, and in places 65 feet. deep, through solid basalt rock. A force of forty-five men have been workiog on it for the past three months, and it will take uhe same force three weeks longer to finith it.—Sentinel, ) OREGON. A mnew schooner will be launched at Gardiner soon . A 600 pound hear was recently illed at Scholl’s ferry, Washington cvulfty. Oune hundred and thirty thonsavd bush. els of wheat wie stored at Kugene City, 1t is said that the grade across the Flat- head reservation will be finished in two weeks, The cannery at Gardiner is unable to care for and put up what fish are caught here at the present time, all of which are of the best quality, Many of the logs on South Coos river, to come down this season, are six feet and over in diameter, and ‘sixteen to twenty- four feet in lensth, The Oregon Short Line company have 800 men at work on the Payette river, cutting ties, which wili be rafied down to Snakeriver, By the premature explosion of blast in & tunnel on the Baker City brauch of the Oregon Ruilway and Navigation com. pany’s railrond a few days since five men wers eeriowsly injured, The rain durivg the past week raised Rogue river to sume extent, which has in- jured fishing, as the salmon on enterin the river, take advan of the rise, an paus rlght alone up and don’t loaf aronnd Ellensburg long enough to get taken in. Ducks infest Coos bay by millions, and are being constantly harrassed, killed and captured in every conceivable manner by men, women aud children. One man has a home made Gatling gun on the bow of a ekiff. He mows them down in swarths. —_— 0AL|FORNIA£ There sre 1,000 bales & hopa s hands of growers and dealers in rl:e gnfi'- mento district, The wheat crop of D, M. Revis sold at the wharf in Chico last Thnndly"lo‘:" e 000, an average of 830 a ton, A California lion has taken in the outskirts of the city nfuspanqt:‘%:: bara and is the terror of the ladies and 8ol children, A petrified fbone weighing about fifty pounds was found near Berryessa. Santa lara county, Oal, It is about eighteen inches in diameter, and is sufficiently marked to leave no room for doubt that it is the joiut of a mastodon or some other monstrous animal, The first engines to be turned on the new roundhouse turn.table at Truckee, on Friday, were No, 156, Sam Reynolds, en. ineer, and No, 68, P, C, Young, engineer, This is considered an event among the en- gineers, und there huw been comsderabla lscursion a¥ to which of them should have the honor, No less than forty men, mostly railroad laborers, have perished of thirst on the Culifornin desert west of the Colorado river. The Tucson Citizen says: Six dead bodies were found near Pah.Ute hill re. cently, The unfortunate men started from the river, not knowing the perils they would have to encounter. Some of them might have had water in cant: ens, which, of course, was soon used, The desert, like the sea, dees not often give up its doad, and many a poor man has_ perished with huoger and thrist on the Califgrnia Sahara, ARIZONA. The store of Fall. Smith & Co,, at Wil- cox, was entered and robbed last Wednes- day night, snd the following night the store was discovered in flames, whf ch were not extinguished until about $300 worth of damage had been done, IDAHO, A water company, with a capital stock :’l $500,000, has been incorporated at Boise Jity. Tons of flour are being stowed awa; daily at Wood river to await another puu’e sud "consequent rise, A l.‘on-funnd grizzly bear was killed in the Wood River country recently, It is the largest on reco.d in Idaho Territory, Iron is being shipped from the east for the nllmndngrldgo to the construction across Snake river at & point three miles below Old’s ferry, Gilmer & Salisbury have let the contract for furnishing the lumber and timber for the erection of a thirty-stamp will on the Ramshorn mine, at Bayhorse, The lam. ber is to be got out this winter, so &8 to be ready to cozomence work in the Spring, The exrerienced prospectors, who re- cently vieited Idaho City for supplies, de- clared it to be their Lilief that the cele brated Banner mive, 'n the distriot name, wakes a oetter showibg than suy other mine in Idaho, for the portions developed, During the winter the mine will be put in condition for stoppiug in the spring, An Idaho party are arranging to march on and capture, if possible, the wild man of the Camas prairie. The being has often been described and equally a3 often seen skipping aloug the lava orags that border the prairie, Its habits are those of an an- imal, and when pursued it gets over the ground with great agility and speed and moans as if in misery, MONTANA, Miles City boasts of & female farordealer The Utah & Northern track is now laid 1 ronla hae City one day last week and made things very lively for the citizens, Quartermarter Forbes, of Fort Keogb, is erecting a building 180x20, which when completed will be used for the teamsters’ mess house, A contract has been let to develope the Lucky Jim mine on Ten Mine, by a fifty foot shaft and a fifty foot cross-cut, The belt of leads discovered i vicin- ity of Sheep monntain are belieyed to be a contipuation of Barker and Montans mineral belt., Buffals are reported plent y the fissouri in the vicinity of Cl lin consequence quite a harve The new Northern Pacific hot ten thousand « and two or thre spent in fu who hav conntry build, will e 3d Infantry detach ning the winter supplies of the Blackfeet and Dloods at Fort Macleod, Lt i8 also reported that the Tudins are still leaving Birch and Budger creeks for the buffalo country—abont the Sweet Grass Hills. The reports as to the great abund- ance of buffalo and other game in that re- gion are so favorable that many of the Blackfeet declare their intention of re- maining all winter, Horsford’s Aoid Phosphate PLEASANT T0 TH® TASTE. Dr. A. L. HALL, Fair Haven, N, Y., says: ‘‘Have prescribed it with marked benelit in indigestion and urinary troubles. ARATTLING AMONG THE BONES, 1he Railroad Ringsters are Hor- ror Stricken. The Handwriting on the Wall Correspondence of THE Bz, Lixcory, November 11, 1882, The announcement through the dis patches that scores of anti-monopolists have been elected to the legislature trom all over the state struck the bosses an alarming blow. First we learn that Gen, Connor is elected; then that Dave Butler isto be here, and now comes. the intelli- genoce that 8, 8. Reynolds, the Carns exposer, has been elected In Batler and Polk, and that Church Howe's chap has climbed the golden stair as|o well as has the father of the ‘“‘boy wonder” yelipt ‘‘Fred the small.” Well may the Jowrnal stand up and #ay ‘‘the senate ta anti,” The rail- roads have all along intended, as Tur Bee surmised, to elect a majority of the senators and thus block railroad legialation. Lincoln 1s wildly specu- ting over the results. Nearly every one is glad to hear of the return of Jake Robberts. Jake was badly used by the Oarns-Thurston gang and sought a vindication—and has it. Jensen, his former colleague, is also re-elected, as he onght to have been, About the loudest joke of the sea- son is the coming candidacy of Mason for United States Senator as an_anti- monopolist! Thousand-Dollar Mason the boys him, He is already coquetting around with Marquette after the support of the B, & M, and he puts on smiling glances when he meets one of our members-elect. Poor Gere, he takes his defeat very much to heart. He had made all kinds of promises to get the appoint- ment in the first place, and had sacri- ticed what little honor he had to get the nominafion, and now the golden apple has tured to ashes on his lips. Burks, the successful candidate, is a good man and will make a good re- gent, The bankers are sick over the de- feat of Olark. He was the particular pet of the Millards and the Clarks of this city, and now he is gone where the woodbine twineth, They are fixing up their faces to smile sweetly upon Sturdevant when he does come, ‘“‘Was always for you'— you know. Since the anti-mo- nopoly meteor flashed across the sky the monopoly chaps elected here are pluming themselves to enter the anti's cote and play dove 8o as to get thetr share of the places on committees. Just how they will succeed remains to be seen. Justice to Whedon and Fields compels me to say that they are not of the ranl: monopoly kind, In fact, are very fair samples ot anti- monopoly men, and we shall expect some good acts from them., Both are young and ambitious, The Hon., A, K, Agee, lieutenant governor-elect was in town to-d-g, snd was in tow of Phillips, of the B, & M., and other monoply strikers, Is Mr. Agee thinking of having the monopol{ attorneys fix up his commit- tees for him, as Thuratonjused to dof? Conner, Butler, Barker, Reynolds and other anti-monopolists will havea little something to say. One experi- ment of letting the Lieutenant Gov- ernor make up the committees is quite scfficient, thank you. Repeating of the most shameless character was perpetrated here by the railroad strikers and we have no rem- edy, Now that an anti monopoly leg- islature is elected we shall look to them for relief by enacting, for our tection, a suitable registration law, 'HE BEE must renew ita efforts in this matter, ’ Four Browns in the next state sen- ate, One from Clay, one from Col- fax, one from Douglas, aud one from Lancaster. W, A em— Uunmarried Persons Bhould lose no time in securing a certificate in the Marriage Fund Mu- tual Trust Association of Cedar Rapids, Yowa, concerning which circu- lars and full information will be sent free upon applieation, 1t ie organized under the Insurance Laws of Towa, and is the only legalized and legiti- OMHA, e " and safe as a Government bond. You can just as well have a good sum of money to commence married life on, as not. one dent for a postal cara to request fall explanation and informa Good agents can get territ plied for soon. Write to.day not postpone it. Mention whero you saw this notics 00l26 1m* Samuel 0. Davis & Co., DRY GQCDS JOBBERS IMPORTERS, Washington Ave. and Fifth 8T. LOUIS MO. PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES, O¥vick PURC 8. OxA ber 10, 1882, Sealed proposal bject to the usual conditions, will be received at this office un- til 12 o'clock noon on Decem er .th, 1882, at which time and place they will be opencd in pres- ence of biddors or Furnishing and delivry ot the subsistence storchouse, or on cars in Omaha, Neb., (if on cars after inspection and_ncceptance at place of packing,) as be required by the subsist cpartiment, 130 barrels pork, light mess, t1obe dellvored by January 5th 1883: 50,000 pounds bacon, short clear sides, medium wo ght and thickness, packed in strapped, of about 220 pounds bacon each. Each picee of bacon to be covered with cotton cloth; all to he delivered by January Gth 1883. The government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Blank proposals and full information as to the manner of bidding, snd the terms of contract and payment will be furnished on_application to this ice. No proposal will be considered unless acc>mpa- nled by ‘the vrinted “instructions to bidders,” nov11-6t m-o to be had at this office. dressed to the undersigned. THUMAAS WIL o 2, A 0. aAcENTS F. L. Bommers & Co’s BISOUITS, CAKES, Envelopes containing proposals should be mar- C. 8, CELEBRATED JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES. J. P. ROGERS CRACKERS Wholesals Manufacturing GONFEGTIONERS| ¥ % AND DEALERS IN Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. IS 14th St. NFR WESTERN CORNIGE WORKS! C. SPECHT, - - Proprietor, 1212 Harney 8, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized iro, N DORMER WINDOWS, FINTALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht’s Patent Metalic Skylight, Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, Iam the general agent for the above line of gooda, Bl.lllON FEIECIN:). o Bank Railinge, Window and Gollar uards; alsc GENKRAL AGEN company the package. mate institution of the kind in the country, Its officers and managers are among the most prominent bus. liness mon in Cedar Rapids, inclading o & point sbout three miles uorth of Deer Lodge. About six thousand lots will be added to the town of Bozeman by MoAdow Railroad Addition, Eigbty Oregon cowboys visited Miles bankers, the postmaster, capitalists, railway managers, iusurance men, leaqing lawyers, icians and other N'T:b"fl dg-onl.' ph,(‘)vax $15,000 has already been paid to members, It is a splendid investment, as safe, secure THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY makes & specialty of Co'lars & Cuffs, AT THE RATE OF Three Cents Each, Work solicited fromall over the country, The and return postage must ac- Special rates to arge clubs or agencies, 824.tf me WILKINS & EVANF, 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN USE. They surpass allother s for oasy ridlng. style nd durability, They are for sale by all Leading Car {age Builders and Dealors throughout he country. SPRINGS, GEARS & BODIES Foreal b Henry Timken, Patentee snd Bullder of Fine Carrlages, BT TOULS, - - MO, e vttt k. “WINE OF CARDUI - makes row % E and clear complexions Remember it only costs you B.NEWM/ WILL OPEN AT IN O. 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