Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 2, 1883, Page 8

| | | | | HEADLICHT GLEAMS. Rays of Intelligence From the Iron World, The Daily Bee. MAHA, Friday Morning, Feb. 2 The Completion of the Bridge at Blair, 4 Crazy Pagsenger and a Burn. ing Mail Oar. Donver & Rio Grands Ttems ard Notes in Goueral. Weather Roport. (The following observations are taken at ths same moment of tiwe at allthe stations mentioned. ) Wak Der'r U Omany, Feor 8. €1GNAL SRUV . OF, } 1, 184, 3 wTATIONS 1 onver .. Che enne. —_—— From |t 80w M:sare. T. Saulspaugh and James Omaha. .. 1Lt “now Crubaugh, tho contractors having in Y ankton [¢or Des Moines, 0w | charge the construction of tho bridge B pan at Bisir, were in the clty yeasterday LI and a Bre reporter met them at the ;’l:"m:_‘ 1 Kwlran Paxton, TPI- bridge ’f being built by Buford . 18 W E v~{x o the 8iour City and Pacific and Blair oo ’u‘m' 33wl ighs 8nsw|Co., and will cost, when completed, 721 15 INW Light ar o L T R T2 |in the neighborhood of three quarters a0 Msissl pi rivers frozen st | of o million, Om ha, Yankton, St Iaul, La Cron e and Du- buque. Miss 8 ppi river 6 foet 4 inohes Lelow at §t. Loufs. LOOAL BREVITIES, The masonry will be cowpleted by the firat of August next, and ready for the superstructure, which will be of iron, and {s now be- ing manufactured In the east. The structure will be about 100) fiot long one.fifth less than ~—More snow, the Uanion Paciic bridze at this point. The piers are 105 foet high with 16 foot caissons. The iron work will be completed and the bridge In readiness for trains to pass over it by the middle of November, 1883 Mee. Saulpatgh makes Lis headquarters ot Mankato, Minn,, from which they ohtaln materlal for their piers, while Mr. Crubaugh stays at Blalr and super- ~The insurance adjusters are still at|intends the work personally. Mr. work fixing the losses Ly tho late fire. Snulplug}l;n ;‘;M the contu:torn;ho put .|up the bridgo across the souri ~The next purty glven by the Ber. | et at Bismarok for the Northern eyl e “= | Pacific, sompleted in August laat, —The singing class of the Y, M. C. A, A CRAZY PABSENGER. will meet at the rooms at 7:30 on Friday The incoming passenger train on the evening, led by H. H, Allen, Wabash yesterday was delayed two ~—1It is sakd that Ed. Leeder will contest | p o by the antios f a demented the election of Goeneral Manderson, hav- assonger who was en route to Oma. ing olaim on the place himeelf. Kl with his brother and his brothor’s —Chicf Fugineer Butler has nearly [fimily. While the traln was under finlshed an ispection of the fire hydrants | fall headway, near Elmo Station, and finds them in fair condition. Missouri, the crazy man jumped off : d He rolled over several times but —The number of men who wero please finally picked himself up and ran with the chofca of Gen. O, ¥, Manderson | ywoc” taking to tho woods in for Unitod States eenator, is truly aston- | byt viclnity, At the first station the Ishing, train stopped and a wearching party —There will be a class in singing at the | was organized and sent out, but two Y, M. C. A, rooms at 7:50 this|hours wero spent in uscless endeavors evening, under the leadership of H, H, | to find the unfortuate man, and the Allen, train then came on. —The world-famed comedian, Win, A BURNING MAIL CAR. Horace Lingard, appesrs at Boyd's| Themallcaronlastnight'snorthbound this evening in the fumous comedy, | Missouri Pucifio tratn had a narrow “‘Divorcons” and *'Stolen Kiszes,” Situr- | escape feom desiruction by fire, The day matiueo and eveniog, flimes were c;vmmu;:lmlle'l to thdn cl:r . in some way from the lamp, and the srcamiiance joorneoied exertions of Oondactor Lolby and the postal clerk alone saved the load. LATE TRAINS, —Baptist church soclal last night. —The next attraction in the city ia the Tom Thumb party. ~One man was run in by the police yes- terday for int xication, —Social party of the Lightfsot club this evening, —A catious with the sale of pools at Joe Blake's place was that General Mander:on’s name headed the list of candidates aud of the The storm of yesterdsy laid up »ll AR the trains on the pool lines, and the —The prettiest sight furnished by the | Rock Island was the only one which eloctrio light is thet from the lamp hung [ made connection with the Denver run in mid-air above the routhwest corner of [on the U. P. It Is probable that to- Boyd's opera houte, It was first started | day will see a removal of the blockade up Wednesday and burned smoothly and | in all directions. brilliantly. It was visible for a long [dis. A SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNED, tance in sny direction, General Superintendent C. F. ~—Married—On the 80th day of January, | Hatch, of the Omaha line, has re- 1888, at the church of the Holy Family, | signed, to take cffoot February lst. by the Rev, Father Sheffel, Joseph Ne-|It s understood he will have a po- votti, leader of the Fourth U, S, infantry | sition elsewhere more desirable, Mr. band, to Miss Julia Coady, daughter of | Hateh, since his connectien with the Orderly Sergesnt M. Condy, U, §. A, at|Omaha line, has commanded the re- Fort Omahs, Neb, spect of the railway community and Duki il No. 719, Anferican L general public as an efliclent and s3om of Hocoe, will hild la next msalag | 20101 Oficer. Ho waa for o long 3 o n & o' Pridhy, oveaitog "ss 7180 {sharps. All tiye, some twenty years, goneral su rintendent of tho Lake Shore & members are requested to bo present at mlnhlgnn&mlham;n(turwndrelignsd 7:30 sharp, Allmembers are requested to|t, bocome general manager of the be present as business of importance will | Eastern rallroad, with headquarters at be tranemcted, Boston, !kin was lnvitedhby t!&e nom‘i ~The quickest real estate transaction|pany to take control, as they desire: ever witnessed in this city, perhaps, in- | & smart western mnn‘, like Mr, H'neh, volving any consideratle sum, was a sale | Whose reputation had been estaulished negotisted by Mr. George W. Ames this b{lhu lonéemnucunndwnh the Lake week, wheremn Martin Duvham sold to|Shore. He afterwards camo west, Augustus Pratt 22 feot on Farnam streat, '"'S Foired Lioiappainimen ior gen: opposite the Paxton for $10,000 cash, ti: ;unfi'(eru tlhed muex;luo u&.l« Mr, Pratt's attention belog called to the | 201 He remained at Micneapolia g f 1 some three years, Mr. Porter, then property Monday evening, and the eale | proyjdent of the Omaba line, invited made Tuesday noon, him to take the positton of general —There isnow at the Masonic hall an | guperintondent, which place he has occupled for over two years,—Chicago T ) e e e s 0 st Oiln . e I J B 3 m- This is practical benevolence that will be appreciated by those who need It| Rumors were cqrrent yesterday that most. the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy —The thermoizeter at Max Meyer & |had completed arrangeraents for the Bro,, Omaha, Neb,, from 13 m Wednes: | immediate construction of an In- day antil 2 p. m. yesterday indicated the (depeudent line west from Danver to following: 12 m, 8° above; 2 p. ., 18° |the Pacific coast. The cfficials of the above; 7 p. m, 6° aboye; ¢ p, m., 8° | Burlington, however, state that there above; 78 m., 1° below; 10 a, m., 3° |i8 no !‘mu‘: in these reports, us no new s 12m,, 7° above; 2 p. m., 6°© |8teps in the matter have lately been shusdb I A P P08 E S SLG velbtion (£8!ttis Baten: —The Nebraska Fine Stock Breeders | 108 ;vlth the D}-uv:lr & Rio Grande h d as amsociation and the Nebraska Sheep are of a very amicable nature, an Sissdars’ snd Wedl' Crowsis' asmoclation the latter company will soon have »'" | completed its rew line to Salt Lake bold their annual meeting in Lincolo, Feb- | ynq Ogden the Burlington will find an ruary Kth, at 8:30 and 7:30 p, m., at which | jndepeudent outlet via this routs.- time, in addition to the clcotion of cfficers, | Chicago Tribano, addresses will be delivered by prominent gentlemen from abroad, whose familiarity with the subjects they shall treat of is CURRENT RUMORS, DENVER AND RIO GRANDE, ‘C'he annual meeting of the directors sufficient guarantee of the interesting troat ‘h‘ah;hl:z l}::,v,“;:fl:h;fl:::::f;‘"?:,I;zzf In store for thoso who attend. Reduced | strated the falsity of the rumors chat fare on ruilroads has been applied for. | Jay Gould had secured control of the —The Olvpic gymnasium elub prom- | road, and also puts a quietus to the ises to be a complete succeas, At the|roports that the Burliogton had se- monthly meeting of the directors, held | cured control of its property. Tuesday evening, it was sscertained that . after paying all Indebtedness incurred in Roal Natate Trausfers, purchasivg material snd htting up the| The following deeds have boen filed rooms, » handsome baiance rewsined In | for record in the office of the county the treaeury, which will bs expended in | olerk since our last report: the purchase of additional spparatus. | Samuel Wilt to John Cooper, & § ne Rules have been adopted which will be |} 13, 16, 10; w d—$§800, i posted in the club rooms, sumong which J. M. Willisms and wite to Tharza willbe found thote positively forbidding | L. Leutell, s 4 ne 20, 16, 10; w d— cards, billiards, games of chance, wire, | §1.000, besr, intoxicating liquors, and smoking on | Uvicn Pacifio raileosd to J. M, Wil the premisee, and those who engage In any | 118ms, © § se 21, 16, 10; w d--8500, quarsel, or e obicere Inguags n the| | .)(:‘hn‘l,”l{xlclck‘md wife to William rooms will be expelled fiom the olub, | € el lote 47, 48, 49, 50, 50, in Over one bundred members are now en. | [V3#1% 88050ud addivion; wd—81,600, rolled, snd the cost of attendance is tiifl. TArmay Orders. ing. Theclub will erect a gywnasium| Qaplain Oharles R Barnett, assls- with all medern conveniences us soon as | tant quartermaster, United States beir financ es will perwit, srmy, is appointed a special inspector, e rrve— . |#nd will ivspect such unserviceabl SLAVEN'S YOBEMITE COLOGNE | quartermsster's stores, for which LFu‘l‘: Made fromr the wild flowers of the | Lieutenant E. D. Thomas, Fif h cav- rax ranep YOSEMITE VALLEN |ulry, acting sesistant qulnl'rmrl!u:‘:l it Is the most fragrant of perfome. | unacoountable, as may n ire th Manafactured by H. B. Slaven, Bun |action of an h;-pwm{'. e Forsale ip Omaha by W. | Upon the recommendati f th J. Whitehouse and Kennara firo- ...dff.n director of the d-;:nc:nmtt & Co. the commanding officer of Fort Doug- THE DAILY BEE: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 2 las, Utah, will annul the contract of Acting Assisting Burgeon F. X, Mur. ray, United States army, his services being no longer required In_this de. partment, repor'ing date of annul- ment aud post. flise address to these headquarters, Upon the recommendation of the medloal director of the department, the commanding «ficer at For: D, A, Roussell, Wyomivg, will aonul the contract of Actiuyg Assistant Surgeon Newton M. Wade, U. 8 A, his ser. vices being no louger roquired in this departmont, reporiirg uat of an. nuliment and posioffize address to thess headquarters. Activg Assistant Surgeon Samuel 0 L Potter, U 8, A, in relleved from duty at Fort D, A. Rarscll, Wyo., and wiil report to the com- manding officer at ¥ort Douglas, Utah, for duty thereat, Amsistant Surgeon W. J, Wakeman, U. 8. A, uow on temporary duty at Fort Fred. Steele, Wyo., 18 relieved from duty that post, and will re- tion at Fort D. A, Rua. OMAHA ABHOAD. Her Cit!sens Take a Hand in Western Euterprises. In a recent issue of The Ogden Pilot we saw among tho names of the newly elected board cf nirectort of the Ogden Iron Works the famillar name of Mr. Geo. W. Roberts, for many years and still a cltizen of Omahs,and aman of recogrized ability and en- ter; rise. Mr. Roberts fs becoming quite Iargely Interested in mining matters in Utwsh, and has gained considerable prominence by reason of his success in such enterprises, The Ogden Iron Works is an insti- tution of no little importauce now, aud will shortly have 1its capacity largely increased, being backed by the wealthiest and most influential capit- alists in Utah, They treat their own ores as they come from the mines, and the product is used in the manufac- ture of stoves for the western trade, a well known Omaha house having con- tracted for the entire product of the works for a long period. Possessing unusual advantages in many ways, this institation promises to attain a great deal of prominence a8 a manufacturing establishment, and will prove of great bencfit to the trade of the ruckies and boyond. That it has attracted the attention and secured the sesistance of such men as Mr. Roberts and others, is the most flattering comment on i real merits 48 a paying institation, Omahs men make their iuflaence felt wherever they go. SUPHREME COURP PROCEEDINGS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1883, McDowell vs, Gregory. Appealfrom Lancaster county, Opiaion by Max- well, J. O2o P. employed certaln attorneys to foreclose a cartain mortgage in his favor upon certain real estato, They thereupon commenced an action and obtained a decree of foreclosure, Af- terwards they claim to have discov- ered that a portion of the mortgaged premises had been released and other real eatate taken in lieu therecf, and they thereupon employed another at- torney to obtain a decree setting aside the decree of foreclosure, to have the property claimed to be re- leased, declared discharged from the mortgage, and to foreclose the mort- gage upon the renfainder of lands firat morfgiged, and upon that taken in lou of that release. A decree was obtained as prayed. On appeal to the supreme court the platntiff filed an effidavit wherein he stated that the second action was commenced and osrrled on without his knowledge or authority; that he was eatlsfied with the fi-st decree, which facts ware not denied, He nlso stated that he was fi formed &nd believed that his attor- neys bad purshased the land released {n another's name for o triflicg sum. Held, That the decreo in the second zotion would be set aside and the pati tion diemissed, Ordered that rule X VI be amended 80 a8 to read as follows: A motion for a rehearing may be filed as of course, at any time within forty days from the filing of the opin- fon of the court in the casa. Such motion must speclfy distinctly the grounds upon which it is based, and be accompanied by a printed brief of the argnment of the couneel, and the authorities cited in its support, Tf, upon examination, the court shall think suoh argument worthy of an answer it will so indioate, fixing a time for the hearing of the motion, of which due notlce in writing shall bo served upon the adverse parties, or their attorneye of record, by tho party meking the motlon, Copiea of the briefs shall also be rervad asin other cases, 80 far a8 practicable, State ex rel, Cozad vs, McLean, Referred to A, 8. Baldwin, to take and report testimony by February 7, 1883, Mansfield ve. Gregory. Motion for rehearing overraled, Harrison va. Baker, hearing sustained. Spencer vs, Thistle. Motion for leave to filo motion sustaioed, Barton vs. Eiickson, Motlon for contivuance overruled, Prescott vs, Jonea, leave to filo motion More va. Wilms, Hull vs tinued. U P.vs. B. & M. Continued, Mauly va. Downivg. Continue Biate ex, rol. Otto vs. School dist No. 4, Sherman county, State ex, rol. Andrews vs S:mo, Ten days allowed respondeuts to file roturns, B. & M. R. R. Co. va. Buffalo county, Motion for rehearing over- ruled, Bax va. Hoagland. Motlon for re- hearing overruled, Motion for re- Motion for stalned. Continued, Kearney county, Con Distriet Qourt. Judge 8. P, Davidson, of the Firat judicial district, will hold court in Owahs in the place of Judge Neville, beginning next Tuesday, to try cas In which Judge Neville has bZen l:t.~ ing as attorney before his th!. bonnh.m y before accession to *| cedented cold weather could rot fail A SPLENDID RECEPTION. Brlliant Affair at the Millard Last Night, Hon. and Mra, ®zra Millard Hotertain Their Friends. The reception given at the Millard hotel last night by Hon, sud Mra, Kzra Millard was the most elegant and recherchs of the rearon, Mr and Mea. M aro 80 well known in the city thet it would be useless to say anything s to thelr characteristica as entertainers. The large and elegant parlors of tho Millard were beauti- fally and elaborately decorated, and presented a fine appearance. Short'y after 8 o'clock the guests began to arrive at the hotel sud were shown by the obscquious attendanta to the dis robing and tollet rooms, where they rearravged their dress as they might desire. A fine orchestra furnished the muaic for the occasion and those who desired wore allowed to indulge in the light fantastio, Tho weather, rather un favorable for the party, caused somse to remain at home bat the jist of names will show that a large number availed themselves of the hospitali.ies of the host and hottees. Mr. and Mra. Millard, assisted by the Mirser Carrie ar d Mary Millard, received the guests and welcomed them as they arrived in the hotel, Altogether, 1* may be ssid that every one was de. lighted at the cordial and happy man- ner in which they were received. The assemblage prerented In the hal's ard parlors was a magnificent one and the lookerson as the happy dancers whirled in the mazes of the waltz, or danced the more lately and dignified polka and quadrille were im prensed with the scene, The banquet sorved atan early hour was a perfect one and called forth the favorabie comments of all those who sat down to it. RIGGS-KENNABD. An Omaha Man Carries Away a]Lin- coln Bella, At 7:30 yesterday morning a quiet wedding took place at the residence of Hon, T. P. Kenvard, in this city, the contractiug pariies being his daughter, Miss Lou Kennard, and Mr, J. K. Riggs, of Omaha, The cere- mony was solemnized by Rev. McKaig, of the M. E. church, in the presence only of tho relatives cf the parties. After partakingof a wedding breakfast the happy couple departed (n the U. P, trsia for Salt L ke City and & tour of tho west, to be gone about thirty daye. Upon their return they will take up their residence in Omata, TousUmaha takes .rom us one of our most brililant and charming young ladiea, who will be eadly missed in our society circles. Mr. Riggs, the groom, we belleve was formerly a citizen of this city, but fora numb.r of years has been connected with a wholeaale drug house of Omaha. The bride is well known In our oity, having re- sided here since early childhood, and her many friends, while wishing her joy in her new sphere will regret her departure from among them. The Journal extends its hearty congratula- tions to both bride and groom vpon this happy occasion,~ Lincoln Jour- nal. THE MIL GETS. Forthcoming Appearance of General Tom Thumb and Wife in Omaha, The announcement of the forth- coming appearance of Gen. Tom Thumb and his charming little wife in this oity will be hailed with delight by all aiike, cl11 and young, 1t ie probably the last opportunity that will ever bo affurded to sce these two world-renowned personages. The pariy passed throngh the big fire at Milwatkee recently, and the Burling- ton Hawkeye man interviewed the general on the subj<c’, and says: “Gneral Tom Thumb and wife, nee Misa Lavinoi Warren, arrived in the city yesterday noon from the east and were at once driven to the Gor- ham House, where a auite of roonms was engaged for themduring their etay In Burlington, As Ganeral Thumb entered the waitfng room he ap- proached the clerk and req iested that he be provided with rooms on the sec- ond floor. Aftef referring to his re- cent experience in the Milwaukee conflagration he remarked that one of his reasons for desiring quarters on the second floor, was that his legs were very short and that in case of a firo he could not escape with such ra- vidity as the more elongated gue The party then retired amid the Q629 ot all presen:, After the matinee yesterday after- noon a representative of The Hawk- oyo entered the Gorham house waitivg room, and discovered the general doubled up in a chair enjoyivg & brief visit to the laud of Nod, The sweet repose of the slumbering pigmy gen. eral was rodely interposed by the newepsper fieud, who immediately ba- gan applyivg the reportorial pump, The drooping eyelids were cpaned, when the scribe propounded the fol- lowlrg: ““Well, general, how's your body?" Goneral—‘‘What there is of it feels preity good.” Although the general was appar- ently not in & lequacious mood and exhibited a disinclination to tulk, the scribe ventured another soclabla sally. He knew a remark about the uapre o aroute the general from his lethar gie condiiton, R —‘Has the frigid state cf the temperatare produced any d-leteriovs ¢ffcot on your anatomy, or do you per- mit yourself to be (xpsed to Siberian blasts ro frequent of late?” G§ The general replied thathe had cou- tractod & severe cold, of which his voice bore evidence, R.—"Your general health is good, is 1t not?” “Yes, it I8 My wia and I have slways enjoyed the bost of health.” R.—**Will you describs your wira: culous escape from the Newhall hotel at Milwaukee, recently destroyed by firel” e —————— = about it. The very remembrance of that disastrous oonflagration fi ls me with horror and T got agitated, Itold the story of my +acann to at least fovr hundred pe Vitl wankes have geown tued i repeating It wan stated i1 the papera at the time «f this dieaster that a brave fire- man had rescued M-, and Mrs, Tom Lhumb, bat the ganeral avera that ho oscapo by means of u Jadder from the fourth atory, that ho carrted his wite under ono arm and ansisted the fire- man with the other, R.—“Lfs would be a bnrden to ‘";’.“ you were not constantly on the 20 Gon,—* Yo, indeed. T am very foud of traveling, and am contemplat- ing sucther K. ropean tour.” Not wisking to trespass on the time of tha geueral, the reporterwith. drew. Ganeral Thumb was attired in a black suit of clothes, a seal skin vest and wore a closs fitting smoking cap. He wsupports a moustache that would do honor to any young man, und in ite appearance takes a pardona- ble pride. He in 45 years of age, has appeared befors all the crowned heads ot Europe and has been the re- ciplent of favors from them bestowed upon but few, and withal s the mo:t | distioguished small man that the world has ever predaced He bears\his honors lightly. As far as worldly posacssions are concerned he has been exceedingly fortunate, a8 during his theatrical career he has amaesed a anog fortune. The ganeral's wifo is an amiible little lady, posscs sessen conversa'ional power that are sorprieivgfind is gererous to a fault. She is devotedly attached to the gen- eral and always has her Thuwb upon him, PERSBONAL. 8. D:aper, Niobrara; J. H. Mockill, Lincolu; N. W. Wel's, Schusler; H. C. Lebennun, Fremont; K. C. Sawyor, Jnc. Barshy end L. F. Calkins, F.irmont, are among the Nebraskans a3 the Millard, L E. Cropsey, cf Lincoln, who is now at the Puxton, contimplates a vieit to Europs in a few wesks, Hon. J. W. Paarman, squatter gover- nor of Nebraskn, i+ at the Millard, States army, is at the Paxton. county, are at the P.xton, A. P. Gr:nt and wife, of Syracute, Neb., are guests of the Millard, Paxton yesterday. the city last night. 8. C. Page, of Gresley, Col., is registered at the Paxton, of the Paxton. D. R. Archer, of Wakefield, Neb., is at the Milla:d. Hon, John A, McShane, is at home for a week, John T. Berry, of Atchisor, is at the Millard. C. C. Cook, of Davecport, is at the Millard. Charles W. Rees, of Friend, is at the Paxton. H. C. Allen, of Chicago, is at the Paxton, ‘W. Baker, of Albion, is & guest at the Paxton J. A, Richenbach, of Rising, is at the Paxton, W. M., Leonard, of Lincoln, is at fhe Paxton. John H, Durbin, of Cheyenne, is in town. F. H. Young, of Ogden, is at the Pax- ton, John B, Detwiler is at the state capi- tal. John J, Roche, of Neligh, is in the city. Hon, W, Daily, cf Peru, is in the city, Hon. A, J. Poppleton is at Lincoln, ¥, C, S:eros, of Lincoln, is in town, 8. R, Moore, of Kearney, is in the city, Hou, H, T. Clarke, of Bellevue, is in the city. J. H, Collins, of Boulder, Col,, is in the city. 5/. D, Hill, of Beatrice, was in the city yeeterday. H. W, Parkhurst, of Missouri Valley, is in town. J. N, H, Patrick left Wednesday for Pittsburg, | Max Meyer has returned from New York City. George H. Brooks, ot Bazille Mills, is at the Millard, Mrs, Hadarsen, of Weeping Water, is at the P .xton, G. H, Appleton and wife, of Virginia, are at the Paxton. 0. E. Sqaires and wile have returned from St. Louis. Sheriff B, ¥, Pinneo, of G.eely, Col,, is st the Paxton, ~ Councilman K ufmann returned from Lincola yesierday. Gen, Supt. C. L. Dusham, of the Mis- souri Pacific, is in the city. Chas, V. Beonett, of Denver, came in on the U. P, train yesterday. . Hon E. Rosewater, editor of Thk Bie, Has returned from Lincoln, Mr, and Mrs, B, W, Paxton, of San Francisco, are at the Paxton, J. H, Harvey, a Board of Trade and Insurance man from Des Moines, is in the city. M. E. Case, of the Contivental Life In. wirance Company, has returned from a teip to Wisconsin, James H, Beggs and James Scott, two prominent citizens and busivess men of Wilmington, Del., are in the city, en route to San Frauciseo, D. L. McGuekin, Ed, Leeder, John 0'C.npell, Aifred Wolf and F, B, Matk. ies v, were among the arrivals on the Lin. coln train yesterday, P. H Johnson, who has been for the past nine years with the B, & M. railway, sod lately the land agent at this city, has been appo nted city passenger sgens for the B. &M, anl the K. O, St J, & C. B. roads at this city, R. N, Withnoell, who has partially re- covered from a long and serious illuess, left for the routh yesterday, and will probably visit Cuba in bopes of regaining his health, He is accompanied by his wife, sad Mr. Goneral—*I don't want to talk|aad Mrs, H, D, Shull, Major W, T Gentry, of the United H, W. McClure and wife, of Holt I. Crubaugh, of Rock Island, was at the Ularencs Buell, of St. Lonis, arrived in T, S ulpaugh, cf Minneapolie, is a guest A COLD WAVE. Omaha Still Favored with Arc- tic Weater. Its Neighbors are Still Wcrae Off. Afier a moderation of eeveral doys, another cold wave seems to be im- pendirg, with the usual accompari meont of snow, with which we have becn 80 richly blessed this weason, Howover, disrgreeable as it is, Omaha is one of the moat com. fortablo places within a radius of several huandred miles around, judgivg feom tho signal ser. vice reports, and excepting very few places, The temperaturo as reported from Towa, Dakota and Montana was frecz ing oold yesterday most of the stations rarging feom forty to fifty degrees below us 8t. Paul, Minn,, had a temperature veay nearly 30° below zaro, Yankton 12* below, Buford 17° below, snd S:. Vincent, about as cold a placeas thers is outeide of the Arctic circle, being 40° below, or 72 ° below the treezing point, Even our Towa neighbors sunk be low the freezing mark, Des Moince reaching 13 °, Davenport 10, ete Omaha was 9° above z:ro yerter- day, and maintained that temperature a'l day. The wind wag very variable in di rection, veering from south to north- east, through all the intermediate points of the compass. However, the force of the wind was very slight— not more than eight or ten miles an hour—and the «ff.ct could not easily be noticed. Suow continved falling all day, but inother parts of the wess the weathor was reported clear, except at some few atations in Wyoming, Montara and Dukota, 1n this city the feathery flakes fell slowly but steadily, the quantity being small, and unless it increases or con tinues for a copeideratl: time the prospeots for renewed sleighing are uot the most favorable Reports from tho w.st last night were bad for the railroacs, Siduey reported eignt inches of enow, Chey- onne two feet on the Jevel and no wind to dnfs it and twenty inchis were reported over the entire lerg b of the Laramie division of the U. P, The B, & M abandoued some of its freight trains and it is probable that to-day will witness a general blockade uot only in Iows but on the U, P. main line, which has thus far had no trouble in mekir g timo with its trairs A blizzard at this juncture would pile up the drifte till the Fourth of July would hardly see them melted. WHAT IT COSTS. The Expenses of Douglas County for the Coming Year, At the meeting of the board of county commiesioners, held January 9th, 1883, the following estimate of expense for the current year were made, to-wit: For general purposes, including support ef e poor, court jurors, and court expente. ... . . $ 17 000 Jail expenses and boarding prisou- L2 H 10 0C0 L T PR TT PP RUPRN + 4500 Poor farm and supplies for po r.. 12 (00 Blank books and stationary...... 2 50 Salaries of county officers, etc... 7 000 Incidental (committee, jurors, wit- nessce, insane, gas, fuel, repairs, ete ) 12 000 F.r new court hous 25 000 T ansaoonon e nonaig $ 90 000 For intercst on bonded indebtness 50 000 For roads . £ ou 20 000 For bridges. 15 (00D Grand total ..8175 (0 DISSOLUTION NOTICE. CARLISLY, Pa., January 27. 1833 Notice is boreby given that the partnorship Ferctofore existin, b tween the undersicned, for stock growing purposes, in Cheyenne county, Nebraska, hus becu this day dissolved by mu'nal consent. T H. LAWRENCE. J. H' Fos Gro. M. Ja SPECIAL HOTICES —_—— e ——— . ANTED- A fow table boardoers at 1720 Case s 921t VW2 NTED-A young gont eman of 4 of good characsr, 8 (8 y hah 8 and N, 1 vo- 1fm, ' €410 (o1re4i 0 d witl fineneut and cultur w gl dyorw Adress Box 8 £89 5 Tay bo rders & comodared ¢ (gerahous e tau ant it $1.0 pe s W. 1L, ScCey Prope.ewr. 876111 n ATUATIONS WANTED \\7.\\11 D- By two youne men tw fu rih d rooms wit' in f Terms not %o muck 100 8. ~d tn X WANeD W Oin firneh r 2U15 e o, Orane v 8 Assigant book. Dkt 00 ref racioe, 84214 furiiise | rooms o+ How- o, third door f om Oc- MKs. o WILKIE, Fok next House of four rooms oo ner 17th and Davenpot. S LEIMAN, 9 71m ‘: OR * EN Furni nod room with bir , gas " aud ba.h rocm alko (ablo” bases, 1718 D o 3 895 61 [ROR BENTA large unfurnished tront room at 1417 Howard St.. M5 FE unt irnist ed rooms for rent, w low, 1416 . hicuzo str et. vl-l [FORRE T Fleasnt south f-ont room, far. nished or unfurnished, Inquire of t-is office. 868-3 TSR T woio Fon RENT—F1 asar t roons 2407 Farnam St A'®) otfice in Boyd's Ocra Hous.. BTt ANDREW BEV JTOR RENT— Fu niched rcomn 1 door nor h of Dodge, on 18 n, 864-51 OR RENT—DeuLle office ia Jacobs' L1 891w FO KENT ~Up-aiaiis over 1417 Fa nam s, 840.1w JOUN 6. J4COBS, RAK CHA (CE FOR K> T—Tre 2nd story £\ and hisement of buildin No 1111 +aruam street, Inguiro nex: docreas , 118 1m) k. 0% RYNT—0ne organ, §3.00 per m-nth, ab A. Hosp 's Music Hall T7-im Fumxsm;-»u 10MS AND B ARD -M_. 00: venioxces 1810 Dodge Sk, OR RENT—25 houso:, 2 th 10 rooms, ut 83 to 8 5 per month; 8 and 2 acre vard'n, with ain, etc., 01 e.ch,at $1 and §'Z pr month. 8hr ver's Rent iureau, opposjfe Dost- offic. 768-t1 OR RENT—Several sma/l houses, b rooma eack., DR. C. I PAUL, im DOK K N —One larve iy tur, "o room with board for two ax 1808 Calitornia S, 707-1mo. | EAIS New ap of Oman 5 ready for delivery at % Is § foot wide by 7 feet long. Largest and most complete map of Omaha evor published. Official map of the cit; See column. ust cowpleted and od payi 8t 1o at Lin- coln, , Wil sell par or tr de for ond farm of good real estates Addres *Lid: coln, Neb." 1218 M str_et it onl kni tnr st ing n 4 knitting mackir e tures of siore at 13 . 16th St Uuaha 903-33 F' R Fnrt SAL"—Threa recond-hand orgins, £10, £0a.d §i5, 8 778, 13th street 914-3¢ #ein one of braska, d. ing 29,000 will run fiva tory reas ns given for selling. Addrcks “Merchani,” cars Omahs e, Foblit JOR SALE—Smail fou ¢ on lcas'd lot 8. F. cor. 9thund Jacksou. Inquire on premises, 94-61 an'fiALEInnuio_-fiflEz’lo‘-‘-m’ on § 13th B;“:Ifl Dorcas sirects, Call ou the promises. OR € clets maps of Ne'raska 200 each. For borgain in - aha City improved un mpr ved property, ca'l on Wn_ F, Bhri- m‘u tate Agent, opposite postofiice. ALE CHEAP- 62 mil‘s west of Omaha ‘the Union Pacific railroad. Brick barn, tw etory hotel and furniture, thres lois 6°x132, good stand, go d business, Goud reasons for scliing. Inquire of subscriber, AL NORRIS, T13-1m-me North Fend, Néb, JOR SALE—Sfx room cottaze with barn wnd half lot on Chicago street, near High School Only $2,300, McCAGUE, 600- 27t Opo, Pos office, OR BALV—A 17t ol 1ocond and priotoy” Call at 1819 Harney St. 29748 DXCELLENT BRICK FOK SALE—i9.00 per U thouand, Yard 15th strect, two b ok couth of Bo 13vie roag dee 23-8m} ] OTEL * %0 DIBBLE, S New Map ot Omaha, just completed an. y for delivery at 85 cach, s 4 foot wide by T feot long. - Laryest and modt cowpleto map of Omeha ever published. Official map of the city._Seo column, _MISCELLANETR P Li\ funch of k-ys, will findor please notity Dex er L Thomas Om ha Ach 9071 /4 ronard will be paid—m1 no quos- 2-)00 11om8 asked— cr the return of the en frommy p Tnside of ¢ <et nigkt. Novembor £3r SPE CIALS will FOSITIVELY not bein | =—— serted unless paid in advance. 1O LOAN-MONEY ONEY TO LOAN—Call at Law officoof D, L. A\ ‘Thomas room & Creighton Block. T LOAN $3,000", 5 i 9T 4 : OAN—Un chaitel mortgage e- 6 Farnam. YT LO. curity. A. B. Tutton, No. 1610 Douglus stree! front room up stairs. 43641 '\ [\[\TO 1OAN—At 8 per cent in- 55251 ’,000 terest n sums of 82,000 and up- wirds, for'§to 5 years, on first class city and farm property. BEMIS RRAL EsTATE and LOAN AGENCY, 16th and’ Douglas Sta. 1 Estite und Loan ~Agency, opposite . 767-t! MELP WANTED Ted male oF femaln In evory GENTE— "1y anu tawn in the Urited States. £10.0 & 915.00 | a+ day essily ma'e. G. E. KIDEOUS & C), 10 Barel y btroet, New York City. J 18 1m mor. Wik, BD, G751 Chlcage stret, bes 15th and 16th, opposic. Jeffersen squa 506.61 M. C. ) (T ANTED—A hoy at Wilg & Westbugr's, and Jacks s reets. ATANTED—G Quire at10 to do general house-work apitol avenue, do er erman girl with good ot or 19th and Dodg strect . ANTED—Twa nicely furni-h-d rooms cen W Anlly ‘ocated, with woder conve: ier oa, 10 8 at once, W, M, T, this for three gents. A office, PPRENTICES ani A wanted st 1. 0 t exn rienced milliners DER & 0., 1310 Dougl s ho_sework in small bl 5] ANTED -To rea' & hou'o of #ix or re en rooms, n & high location. Address R. Y., Bis office. "MICELLANGUS / ANTED FOR CASH—Chcap residence It witbin tur - blocks of street cars. No fan ri e “‘Blaidence Lot" Bes uffce. 78811 \10\'?\' TO LOAN-—At 8 per cent. Shriver's | = vl e '\ K. 48 1 tion rorm 1 find the wate rilvor or hoas cr crown filied cases, solid the silver: Wilkox,” aud quadrup 1 it .\ tripple'plat knives, forks tern also solid silver spoons, I have never soen a few cheipig oodsin, TI NALIST €F PALMYSTERY AND COND® ) 408 Tenth street, hetween Farnam and Ha ncy. Will, with 1heaid of guardian suirits, obtain for any one a giance of the pash and presont, and on certain conditions n the fu- ture. Boots and 8 sati faction wusra Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strengt'. and wholesomencss, More economical than the orpinary k nds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitudo of low test, shor wei.ht, alum or ph sphate powder, _Sold ouly il d. State location snd price. Ad- | cans. Roval Bakixa Powpes Co., Wall-t., 90 New York, doto order. Patech wade to K