Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1882, Page 2

THE DATLY BEE-~OMAHA MONDAY, DECEMBER 4 Know That BROWN's IRON BITTERS will ,cure the worst case of dyspepsia. Will insurea hearty appetite and increased digestion, Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life Dispels nervous depression and low spirits. Restores anexhausted nurs- ing mother to full strength and gives abundant sus- tenance for her child. Strengthensthe musclesand nerves,enrichestheblood. Overcomes weakness, wake- fulness, and lack of energy Keeps off all chills, fevers, and other malarial poison. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid. 37 Walker St., Baltimore, Dec. 1881, For six years [ have been a great sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys- la,and Constipationandbecame %0 debllitated that I could not retain anything on my stomach, in fact, tife had almost become a burden. Finally, when hope had almost left husband seeing Brow’s ad ed in the per, induced me to give it a trial. am ' now taking the third bottle and have not felt so well in six years as I do at the present time. Mrs. L. FoGrirrin, Brown's IroN BIrTERS will have a better tonic effect upon any one who needs “bracing up,” than any medicine made. only Corset pronounced by our Jeading physiclans to the wearer, and endorsed ios a8 g&;’-‘v" o L Aied’ perioot ftting Gorset ever PRICES, by Mall, Postage Pald: Mealth Prescrving, $1.50, Self-Adjusting, 1.50 Abdemlinal (extra heavy) $8.00. Naursing, $1.50 uti) §8.00. Paragon ng, #1.50. tall Dealors everywhere. CRICAGO CORSET €0, Chicago, il ulZeod&sow y WESTERN CGRNIGE WODRKS! C. SPECHT, - - Propriotor, 1212 Harney 8t, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFAOTURERS OF G:lvanized ion, CORNICES, .DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Spechit's Patent Metalic Shylight Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar sud Braoket Shelving. 1 um the general agent for the above line of goods. TRON WE? Grest 55, Balusiradss, &N Raliings, Window an uards; aiso HENERAL A BN 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IR U’ E Tuey n @ Airabl They are for sale by all Leading Car fage Builders and Dealors throughou! “he onontry. SPRINGS ABS & BODIE: b e 61 0ber a for eany ridig, sbyle (£33 629 For esl Henry Timken, Patontes spd Bullder of Flue Ourriag:s. BT LOWES, ~ ~ MO, o KIDNEY-WORT 'Rg ED % KIENEY DISEASES El, 2oe s W‘au.&u—d & hat you arg 6 victim? THEN DO| HERITATE ; uso K LDNEY-WORT ot/ recommend 1) and it willl discase and restore| fuel than eithor wood or coal, causing no dirt, ashes, dast or annoyances ex- 2 pe;ianood by housekeepers in using i " ordinary fuel. A L]Va]y Sot-to in Barker's “The United Gas Improvement Block. company,” of Philadelphia, repre- sented by Mr, H. 8, Jackson, who is in the city for the purpose, is the cor- poration that will request the conncil to grant them an ordinance. The Philadelphia Record newspaper of August 26th, 1882, has the following editorial notice of this company, and A rather lively aftatr occurred about [ we print it to show our people of half past ten Saturday in the | material gnd financial strength the Barker building on Fifteenth stroot, | 0MPARY 18 ocmposed v:?’“ "hb';’l' . . o rig| give our citizens a bril- in whioh A, P. Nicholas, who has an | ;. “heap and economical illaminat. unsavory reputation in Omaha, as a|ing heating and cooking gas: chronic bully and balldozer, received GOOD AND CHEAP LIGHT. a handsome trashing at the hands of —— Mossrs, Ed. and Will Simoeral, The|THE AIM OF THE UNITED GAS IMPROVE- trouble, as is usual with Nicholas' g e At no time since the discovery of musees, arose from an attompt on the illafinating gas has the interest ir it part of Mr. Simeral to collect a bill| hoen 8o general and the consumption for a client, In rceponse to a gar-|so enormous as at the present. The nishment of the First National bank, | discovery of the electrio light instead ' of being injarlous 0 gas business, N“"'““' filed » very lengthy|,, oy st firat supposed would be the affidavit in which he swore | case, has given it a new impoetus. The that He only owned property to the|people are demanding a better quality amount of $88, which was exempt by g' l'flmd'“d m°'°b;’( it Tofmeal t;‘t:;" I lemands & combination of weal y low, After the disposal of the case In | oopiiqints of Philadelphia and New Justice Powell's court, Nicholas, Mr. | york has been formed under the name Edward Simeral and his brother | of the United Gas Improvement Com- stopped out in the narrow hall in front [ pany. This company has purchased of the court room, Nicholas made |all the most valuable known processes some insulting remark to Mr. Edward | tor the manufacture of illuminating Simeral, and ended by shaking his|gas, and has combined the interests of fist in th yflntlem-n‘l face. As quick |such well-known parties as the Na- #a a flash Mr, Simeral planted a blow | tional Petroleumand Water Gas Com- between the bully’s eyes and the at once began in earnest. THUMPING NICHOLAS. The Bimeral Brothers Thrash A. P, Nicholas Soundly. t_}zht pany, of New York; the Elkins Man- he | ufacturing and Gas Company, of Phil- NATTOWNess of the hall | adelphia; the Lowe processee, and sev- Ennnhd Nicholas from using | eral other valua is weight of advantage and he suffe It is the intention of this company ed severely from the ady blows | to build, lease and purchase gas works which came from Mr. Simeral's fists, | wherever it can be done to advantage. Snon;s this he turned quickly and|Among the stockholders are the fol- kicked his antagonist in the ahdomen, | lowing well-known business men: Wm, knocking him out into where the hall | G, Warden, William L, Elkins, James widens and following him as he reeled | A, Wright, George Philler, John with a telling blow in the face. This | Wanamaker, Thomas Dolan, William was too much for Will Simeral, who |M. Singerly, P. A. B. Widener, A, J. salled in to the assistance of his|Cassatt, H. H, Houston, George Har- brother, striking the cowardly bully a | ding, O. A. Griscom, Henry L Davls, blow on the cheek which knocked him | W. W. Gibbs, T. 8, 0. Lowe, Stephen fally five feet across the hall. The|A. Caldwell, William H. Rhawn, two brothers then proceeded to|Morton MoMichael, M ve Nicholas a thmhlng which | Green, John L. Bte is not likely to forget to Ildying Lewis, J. B. Altemus day, and in a few minutes he turned [ Gibson. The director: and fled. A half an hour after-|Stewart, William L. Elkins, P. A, B. wards he returned and requested that | Widener, Henry L. Davis, W. W, the affair be kept out of the papers, | Gibbs, T. 8. 0. Lowe, Thomas Dolan, or that names be suppressed, Out of | James A, Wright and Goeorge Philler. regard for Nicholas' feelings we sup- | The officors are as follows: President, prosa the names of the three bystand- | John L. Stewart; secretary and treas- ers who witnessed the aifair, urer, Samuel T. Bodine; general man- The threshing glven him by the|ager, W. W. Gibbs; consulting engin- Simerals was the general topic of con- | eer, T. 8. 0. Lowe. versation on the streots Saturday| Recently a committee representing and universal satisfaction was expres- | thls company offered to purchase or sed that he has been taught a lesson. | lease the Philadelphia gas works ona ——— basis of $12,000,000 and materially Horsford’s Acid Phosphate reduce the price of gas. This propo- IN DEBILITY, sitlon is still under consideration, Di. W, H. Colcombe, New Orleans, | This company is largely interested La., saya: I found it an admirable|in the new nnd‘extemive works of remedy for debilitated state of the the Oyntrul Qubght compauy of San system, pgoduced by the wear and tear | Francisoo, built under the supervision of the nervous energies.” of J. Elliott Condict. It has oon- ——————— tracts for the construction of works in METEOROLOGICAL New Orleans, Savannah, Kansas Oity and Beading, and has works com- leted and in satisfactory operation at ewport, Ky., Paterson, ‘;&whmhr, pe May, Atlantic Oity, Baltimore, Soranton, Wilkesbarre, Lancaster nu‘ of November, 1882, Tho meteological summary for the & number of other puints, Wherever this compan; month of November, 108?, for Omaha y may extend ita opera. station, has just been issued by Ob- | tions it will carry with it a boon to server Pollock, of the United States lhgflnb-l:!e. AL signal service, and will be found very e advantages to arived from interesting. Among other statistios 4 good and oticsp:light/ InOralis are, & it would seem, sufficient to induce our shown by it the following attract es- | city fathers to pass such an ordinance pecial attention. without delay, and when, in addition The daily mean barometer was|to these benefits, it is proposed by this 30,921, daily mean temperature 39.7, | company to invest a large amount of daily mean humidity 64 6, dally mean [ money—entirely new ocapital—and rainfall .066 inches, 3 thercgy enlarge the manufacturing in- Highost baromoter 30,685, on the | terests of our city, employ labor and 2d; lowest barometer 29.710, on the|increase our taxable property by hun- 10th; monthly range of barometer, | dreds of thousands of doYIm-, it would reem to be an opportunity for benefit- Tke Weather Summary for the Month . | motion and . | fell with qui 4 Fortunes or Farme L SATURDAY'S SENSATION. T Thousands of dollars ean be saved by using proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourself and family, If you are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, Jow and depressed spirits, and genorally debilitated, do not delay & mo- ment, but go at once; and_procure s bot- tle of those wonderful Electrio Bitters, The Quirk Brothera Accused | which never fail to care, and that for the " trifling sum of Aift; ts,—{Tribune, of Being Burglars, Sold afvc. R s A Quantity of Tools and Stolen Goods Found in Their ¥os- session. Arrost of Two Young Men on a Serious Charge, F. Goodman. L oF =Y LfPERISHABLE PERFUME, Murray & Lanman’s FLORIDA WATER, Rest for TOILET, BATH ind HANDKERCHIEF, J. P. ROGERS & OO, A CEINTES F. L. Sommers & Co's CELEBRATED CRACKERS BISOUITS, CAKES, JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES, Wholesale Manufacturing CONFECTIONERS AND DEALERS IN Fruits, Nats and Cigars. I S 14th St. OMHA NEB Nebraska Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS, NEB. Capital Stock, - - $100,000. JAS, B. HEARTWELL, President. A. L. CLARKE, Vice-President. o One of the biggest sensations which has strack Omaha for some time was experienced Saturday and filled the police court room with a carious crowd for some time during the morn- ing session. The number of bold bur- glaries which have been committed of Iate in the town, beginning with Lang & Foitick's, and taking in Mo Namara's, Hornberger's, Riley & Dellone’s, J. J. Brown's, and closing up with a raid on Walsh's saloon, on the corner of Douglas and Four- teonth streots Friday night had aroured no little interost a8 to who tho perpetrators were, and the police were very anxious to arrest the guilty parties. Several boys were arrested, believed to be Implicated in some of the nocturnal raids, but the most important of all was effscted Fri- day, when a couple of young men were arrested by officors Donahoe and Burk. The arrest was made about 1 o'clock, when the officers, who were walking along 16th street near the post office, heard o noise as if 1n- tended for a signal to some one. The sound came from the alley behind the opera house, and Officer Donahoe made a similar rap with his baton on a telegraph pole, which was immediately responded to. As the two })o]ieemsn passed Cruickshank's building they saw a couple of men come out of tl’n alloy alongside of Joe Blake's place and walked south, The officers hurried after them, and hav- ing overhauled them demanded an explanation of their pres- ence, and receiving unsatiafac- tor replies arrosted them and took them to jail. On the way Burke's prisoner, who had kept his hands in hi kets, made a quick ed something which ring upon the ground, The prisoner started to pull his hand from his pocket, but was warned not to make any break, and Donahoe E. C. WEBSTER, Treasurer covered him with his revolver. Don- DIRECTORS, ahoe then saw that hisman also had a | o 000 Orwald. Olive revolver, and the two men were closely | 4. L. Glarke, KO, Webster, watched until they were landed in | Geo. H. Pratt, Jas. B. the jailor's office. D. M, McE] Hinney. Imn:idllu{‘y after tl:lil the officers returned to the spot where the articles | _ & referred to had been dropped, and | First Mortgage Loansa Specialty foond two fine new steel chisels. They also took from the parties two revolvers, which were new, a pockst book containing a small amount of pen suspicious articles, including a couple of bran new pearl handled pen- knives. The particulars were obtained more fully Saturday, whon it was ascer- tained that ‘the two prisoners were Slnux [}l‘fiy & P a&cififi John Quiik snd a man who gave his I ALLEO.AX. fiamo as Tom Honderon, but who is| THH SIOUX OITY ROUTE said to uirk’s brother, are uite nice looking fellows, especiall; Ruos Solid Train Thsongh from John Qairk, who has served as bar. | Oouncil Blufis to St. Paul ender in various places in the oity,| Without Uhange Time, Oniy 17 Hours THE SHOBTES ROUTH and was at the present time holding a | a.€»€» MmES job at the Grand Central billiard hall. yaon OOUNOIL BLUFFS TO ST, PAUL, MINNEAPOL) The latter was elogantly dressed, and, L DULUTH OR BISMAROR This Company furnishes a permancnt, home institution where School Bonds and other legally g issued Municipal securicies of Nebraska can , nickels and dimes, and other | bo negotiated on the most favorable terms. Loans made on §mproved fagms i1 all wel settled counties of the state, throdgh responsible local correspondents. in fact, both had a very respectable ;ppsnrance, ‘dlmti John has leay; :& .a. ,.,;gn ul: t‘-m‘:fm S,“ “.‘3‘?’““ Ty een oconsidered very much of of e 1a oquipp 0 Impraver o gontloman and " was quite | FiREG, SRR R Ty 1o MU popular ' with the ’En;ron;‘ ;:l the places : uw SAVETY AND GOMTORT at which he worked. @ two men | 18 unsus, - Joas) eplag. Dar boarded at the residence of John Nel- :‘“‘éfi';’!fi&’ :F ggfl,r fs’.x %‘Zfiifi“fi:‘&‘. !::c son, on Tweltthand Oug,iwl Avanoe, mg‘“r:ifnfll’;vo Lnton Pacific Tranafer af Couu a very finoand respectable man, and | .y, Fingy ut 7:0 p. . dally on nrrival of Kanew both were in fact very tony fellows, Olty, 84 Joseph and Ooancll Bin€s drain tro Youth, toax City 11:40 p, m. :;'::.‘;;l‘:fi {ihrieirrl?’ ‘:“‘:ng“‘;:‘g 30 a4 the How Unich Depob a 50, Fai & 1154 rrest, very little to eay Saturday when | YEN HOURS LY ADVANOR OF ANY OTEE) noou 876, Highest temp.,73.8 on the 10th; lowest temperature, 14.2 on the 13th; grentost daily range of temperature, 30.4 on the 10th; least daily range of temperature, 6,1 on the 17th; mean of maximum temperatures, 48 5; meen of minimum temperatures, 30.4; mear. daily range of temperature, ing direction of wind, north; total amount of wind, 6,676 miles; ting our community that should not be lost. The growth and pmsperlt{ of our American cities has been in exact ratio as manufactures have been en- couraged. Such cities as Chicago, Oleveland and Pittsburg prove con- clusively the advantages to be derived from the investment of capital for manutacturing purposes. Having due regard for the welfare interviewed by a BEE reporter. Sat. urday officers Frank Walker and Al, Bigwartiwent to their room on Capitol avenue and there found about thirty boxes of fine cigars, most of which bore the name of the Riley firm, They also found there some fine penknives, several bottles of champagne and some large appolon- aris bottles filled with whisky, Later in the forenoon the two revolvers were M Remember fu taking the Bloux Clty Rea oo get Furough Traln, The Shortest ho 5\-)&0« Time and » Comforbable Ride in % Throvgh Cara_between L ELUFFS ARD 57, PAUL the "'3lou: 3B, W, Suporin W. E. DAVIS Bonthweglorn Passenger 0o L OMAHA, NERB:! The Oldes} Wholesale and |, THE LEAPING Retail JE LRYHOUSEMUSIG HGUSF in Omaha, Visitors can here IN THE WEST! ke B General Agents for the find all novelties in SIL- Finest and é‘ést Pianos and VER WARE. CLOCTS, orgf.‘,“ manufactured. Rich and Stylish Jeweiry, prices are as Low as o iatin @0y Eastern Manufacturer the Late'st, Mest A'rustl.c, At Dealsr, and Choicest Belections in| Pjanos and Organs sold PRECIOUS STONES and [for cash or ins ents at all descriprions of FINE Bog:o;anpll"nzcfi%m stock of WATCHES at as Low Pri-|3teinway Chickering, ces as 18 compatible with Knabe, Vose & Son’s Pi honorable dealers. Call zi. &néiloth?: l&nakv?s. and see our Elegant New 80 Ulough & Warren, SBtore, Tower Building, Sterling, Imperial, Smig \American Organs, &c. corner 11th and Farnham [ s £ail to see ns before pur- Btreets. chasing, MAX MEYER & BRO.,, MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GCASES A Large Stock always on Hand. WILLIAM SNYDER, MANUFACTURER OF ICARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND ROAD WAGONS. Firs-Olags Paining and Trimming, Repairing Promptly Done. 1319 Harney, Jor. 14th, Omahs, Neb EALI. 1882, WHOLESALE MILLINERY & NOTIONS Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, STOCK LARGER THAN EVER. { 13085541310 Dovsiar 8 B 9 ttma I OBERFELD¢ « & CO. F.C. MORG-.AIT, WHOLESALE GROCER 1213 Farnam 8t.. Omaha. Neh. SHORT LINE ~—OF THE— CHICAGO, Milwaukee & St. Pau RAILWAY Is now running its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS trom OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFES —WITH— highest veloclty of wind and direotion, | of our city and the Interests of its citi- 32, northwest, 14 and 2. zens, 1t is to be hoped that the counell Number of foggy days, 0; of clear | will geant this flgfic and thereby se- fll{;. 10; of tair days, 16, ' cure for Omaha what hcs long been umber of cloudy days on which no [ needed—good light at a price which rain or enow fell, 2; number of cloudy | obtains in other cities of our popula- days on which rain or snow fell, 2;|tion and commercial importance. total number of days on which rais ——————— or snow fell, 7; depth of unmelted snow on the ground at the end of the month, 0. from town to town profes to oure all Dates of auroras, 17, 18, 18 and 20; | tha 11l that our poos humanity s helr to, dates of solar halos, 0; dates of lunar | Why will the public not learn comm halos, 20 and 21, nc}‘ll they -lu‘ l:‘l'tzu-lm;t ':imfi d; Dates of frost, 2, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19, | pepsinor liver complaint, fuvest a dollar PRING BLosson, sold by all druggists and a1, 2, 27, 0, e o e M s COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURK, als, Price 50 cents, trial bottle 10 cents, 36.0 ST e - 38| SLAVEN'S YOSEMITE COLOGNE 80 8| Made froxr tbe wild flowers of the rar ¥yAMED YOSEMITE VALLEN It 1s the most fragrant ot perfum t Manufactured by H, B, Blaven, San Francisco, For sale in Omaba by W, o?hltehom- and Keunara Broa, Fraud Tens of thousands of dollars are squand. ered yearly on traveling quacks, who go SR AN D METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB, Tables supplied with the best the market attords, The traveling public claim they get better accommodations d more genersl satisfaction here than at auny other house in Omaha, Rate, $2 per day. ug2ltfm When you feel out of sorts, ha the blues, melancholy, ete,, it mu be indigestion that ails you, Brow Tron Bitters cures it. Better Light for Less Money. Lee- The residents of Omaha will be| The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex. gratifiod to know that action is about | oelsior Roof Paint,"” was patented May .| 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- tbe ?‘k“ by ane. of the largeet con. ber D.ll, 803. Any person found or struction companies in the country,|known 'to tamper with the manu- whioh will give to our city » new gas|facture of said paint will be punish- company that propose, if the council |ed 'A’h:.l“ full "5‘““:: of ll;“t'o 2 P.:'u i son has any authority whatever to grant the right, to n?muf.aatn'te and Foooipte. Hawrsorx & Bxo., vend a very superior illuminating gas Lancaster Pa ~—giving a light of more than double Semm— he power and brilliancy of that now FAST TIME| furnished. Moreover, they will sup- ply thislight to consumers at a cost of The 8 poiag Task take o B0 per cent less than they now pay for h.l & N t'h gas of one-balf the candls power of 'J Gagu nr wesfi. that to be furnished, B This company will also provide its | =X 4Fa M wwaw. patrons with » heating and cooking | , JTaihs leave Quats b40 b . w00 T b gas, registered by a separate meter, A‘«uh‘!flh snd Feruam ste., J. B U. which will be & far more economioall ares T ook JANMY, GEARE, duaie ) identified as the property of Lange & Foitick, the pennies as those taken from the drawer of Welsh's saloon Friday night, the wine as coming from MoNamara's and Horn- berger’s, and in fact all the propetty was almost positively traced back to one of the places re- cently robbed. The chisels were taken and compared with the marks upon the several doors upon Douglas street which had been broken open and fitted e exactly, One of them had a slight dent | = in the blade, and this was found to fit | si1e chriNG ATTACHMENT_NOT PATENT ED, exactly in the indentation left upon A. J. SIMPSON. these doors. The officers consider LEADING that they have got the -two men that| GARRIAGE FACTORY ‘'dead down to rights,” as they A 1409 and 1411 Dodge Streat, express it, and beliove tha{ have got the lfildan & engineered almost all, not all, / of the recent midnight rai :-. The | 80K 7-me 6m Omana. Nes two men were taken to the county joil by Marshal Angell, and will have $500 R EWA R D- an examination this week. The great- | me above reward will bo paid to any person est surprise is expressed by all who | who will produce a Paint that will equal the know tho. two brotbers, and it 1s | Pennsylvania Patent Rubber thought that upon further investiga- tion tho‘ rem?lnlnn grol.por:ll,l thr‘:‘ux- er portion of whic still missing, g will be diecovered. 1t is probable that X'..?:':.f?&’m';’u}".m.fiofi" to. Cheaper and beb: the grand jury which sits on the 11th | ter than my;fi% fl;‘ ;ofi%fim&“ N may Investigate their cases at once, as Sole Proprietors, Omaha House, Omaha, Neb. well as five or six others which have REFERENCES. come up within the past fow daye. Officer & Pusey, Dr.Rice, Dr. Pinney, — Fuller NOVEMBER ORIME, Ol R L e From the clerk of the police court, Mr, Jerome Penzel, we obtain the following detailed statement, showing the arrests made last month and the nature of the offenses committed. It will be seen that the number runs up pretty large, 221 being the total. Intoxication " Disturbance of the peac Assault and battery Larceny Confidence me) Obstructing flcers Adultery ... Paint, tor proserving Shingles, Tin and Gravel Rools. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS’S GCOCOA. . 80 BREAKFAST, 33| By thorough knowledge of the natural laws ... 11| which govern the operations of digestion and . 17 | nutrition, and by a cereful application of the 9| fne properties of well-srlected Cocos, Mr., Epps has provided our breakfast tablos with & ddifcately Bavored boverage which many hesvy doctors' bilis 1t 1a by 6 | use of sucl may be gradually bullt up until strong eoough 5| to resist every tendency to discase. Hua around us read 3 Lacl orever th i nt, 7 o uitack whorover ther it & weak polut. W p tatal 2 :fiu‘:‘ufl‘ln‘:‘l‘l;{;w!‘lh ise Hoed aud & prop 0. 5 Gambliog . . aaath Shooting with intent to 1 JAMES EPPS & 00, = Bommo{lolblo Chemists 221 | vbnsksat-wly Total srrests . . ndou, Boglan = |IF YOU ARE %Al | 8. 8. 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