Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1884, Page 5

e e e OMAHA DAILY BEE i APRIL 14, 1504 9 TIMES OUT OF Dr. Thomas’ Eelectric Oil CURES Rheumatism and Neuralgia, 99 TIMES OUT OF 100 Dr. Thomas' Eclectric 0il CURES A Cold or a Hoarseness, 19 TIMES OUT OF 20 E. ROSEWATER, Cathedreal, f 3 Castoriapromotes Digestion | What gives onr Chila: h ully and tastely decorated on Saturday the Ballots and C Fororsbremoges Digestion | 1 X ren roty cheeks, § Dr. Thomas' Eelectric Oil President Brk Publishine Co, e 4 Lipetd vy b b ity and Gvercomes Flatulency, Constipa: '“"mhlflrhwr-.-m—gmn 4 CURES The Weather. AT THE CATHEDRAL, fooped back with Immortell i natural sleep, without morphi ; i Gt i th a S d 3 phine. Dut Onstoria, Asthma and Diphthoria, poFor tho Uppor Mississipyi valley:| Th resul of tho sumouncoment in Tk Aitigls A Fod i sl Ay . Sone SToreadd A Cqamipations artly cloudy weather, ecst to south | pyy of Baturday of the i ) 3 considerablo activity and earnestnoss | =« castorin s so well adapted fo Children th ur Stomach, Cords, Indigostion, : 49 TIMES OUT OF 50| winds, becoming variable. e of Saturday of the intended and un RESURRECTION LILY was shown. At sovoral voting placos | LEvcommend i ,,""5,,:?;‘,“':","‘).p"mm';,u:,f But Oastoris, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil e aure in southern portion; slight changes | day at high mass of crowding tho edifico ytool n crons of vy, with o wroath of ro- “: J“dgu snd elerka’ wero kept oon- ) on; 8 shiftin % val 3 > stantly I8y, Croup and Affections of the Throat. | westerly; highor barometer. vl disg fn. ths “’1“]0 many remained | g purmounted by u crown of hyaotnth, [* Ty th Firet waed, although two tickels | - -CENTAUR_LINIMENT—an absolute euro for Rheumas ) Ui ¥ standing in the aisles and vestibulo, and | g ot go e doak - . S KO tism, 8 I PERYWHERE, er— L g TS Seshe ST AN smilax and scarlot goraniums on the doak | yore in the flald, “oR1Y & ARIARINN bl sm, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene- SOLD B E. M. A, Ball. On this Monday evening the Emmet Monument association will hold its fif- teenth annual ball at Falconer’s new hall on Douglas street, between 15th and 16th streots. As on all previous occasions this ball is anxiously looked for by the patri- otic sons and daughters of oppressed but unconquered Ireland as the pleasantest event in the year. Itis the annual re- union of those who have never given up the hope that Ireland would yet be a nation, The committee of arrangements have rented the dining hall right over the ball room vhere refreshments will be served from 10 o'clock until 2 o’clock, so that no one will have to go out to get supper. The commiltecs in charge are as follows: COMMITIEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Michael Lee, . L. Hughes, P. J. Tighe, P. J. Barrett, Bernard McCaffrey, Edward Quinn, FLOOR MANAGERS: J. F. Price, M. P. O'Brien, Andrew Murphy, ‘W. H. McDavitt, J. A. Hannan, RECEPTION COMMITTEE: D. C. Shelly, P. C. Heahy, Michael Whelan. John Reagan, E L — Moriarty, 10| THE DAILY BEE. THE RISEN REDEEMER. How the 18515« Anniversary was Cele- brated in Omana, The Magnificent Mozart's Twelfth Mass at St, Philomena's, OMAHA. Mondsy Morning, April 14, Notice to Advertisers. H. S. Smith, who has for the past yoar filled tho position of manager of the advertis- ing department of Tur Bk, has leased the clty advertising of this paper, and will hereaf- tor have complete control of that department. The Services, Incidents and Floral Ornamentation at Trinity caTnolae, For tho Missouri valley: Partly cloudy | usual grand ceremonica at St. Phil- weather, light rains, slight fall in temper- [ omena’s on Easter, had the effect yester- atall. The congrogation embraced, in addition to an enlarged attendanco of church members, quite a number of per- sons of other denominaions, and from the “In nomine Patrisdh » the “Ita —A disordorly woman was very severoly |issa cst” of the celebrant, and the boaten by her “friend” on lower Eloventh | ““Kyrie eloison” to the “Regina Coeli” street last oveuing. Itis thought ho used a |of the choir, there was the most devout revolver over her head, He was arrested and [ attention on the part of the members, as taken to jail. well as the most rapt interest on the part —The Easter concert os the Saratoga Union | of visitors. The sacrament of the me-s Sunday school will ba deforred until Sunday | is not always understood by others then evening, April 20th, owing to the inclemency | the faithful of the mother church, but it of the weather aud the impasible stato of [ would be a blind obsotver indeed who, LOOAL BREVITTES. ~The weighers on the railway mail servico in this division, covering the U. P. and the B. & M. railway and branches, somo thirty* men, all told, will start out for duty to-day. dered magnificontly the **ReginaCoeli” “Woy to thes, O quegn of heaven, For the Lord hath riven indoed,” EPISCOPALIAN, TRINITY CATHEDRAL, At the Trinity, the groat festival of Eastor was colebrated with becoming dignity. To accommodate all communi- cants with a sermon, holy communion was celebrated twice yestorday, at 8a, m. and 11 a, m, The cathedral had been very beauti- by the mombers of the Trinity Guild, The drapery over the bishop's throno was on & cross of palm leaves againat the black. The litany desk had on the fald- portion, The sentence, **He is Rusen,” in ecclesinstical characters, appeared on tho front of the pulpit desk. There were also two memorial crosses on the altar, On the re-table were vases filled with lilies and fervs. A memorial of white flowers was on the altar cross. The credence was ornamented by a single bunch of geraniums and forns. The font was filled with smilax and cut flowers and surmounted by a plant of palm. At 1:30 o'clock p, m.§ THE REGULAR RELIGIOUS SERVICE of the day took place. An able and learned sermon was dolivered by Rev. Frank Millspaugh, dean of the Cathe- many of the suburban roads, N g ; mid the pomp and coromonies of yester- —The regular monthly moeting of tho | s ¢ PomI S aCLIOh CLYTHESE day’s service at tho cathedral, couid not bourd of trade will be held this evening, at 2 which the committos on market house will be | discover that all was but the various present. The board of directors will meet at [ steps that led to the completion of the :30 p. m., Thos. Giibson, Secretary. work of —Jark Hanley of Colorado, well-known TRANSUBSTANTIATION, in Omaba, arrived here on Saturday night. | the carrying out of the command, *Do Itis understood his object hereis to fight|¢his in commemoration of me,” the T iy e bare | changing of the broad and wine into the e Y WO Ibody and blood, supplomented at ihe dral, His text was tho 4th verse of the 3d chapter of St. Paul's epistle to the Colossians: When Christ who is our hife shall _appenr then shall yo also appear with Him in glory. On account of the large number of REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES. A High-Handed Ontrage Perpetrated in the Third Ward, Johd Sahler at His Old Tricks Again, B.ing Overwhelmingly Defeated He Knocks Over the Table, Soatters Himself In. during the two hours the polls were open, place. In the Second only one ticket was out. Not much interest was mani- foated here. In the third there were two tickets in the field. One was headed by L. W. Hill, the other by John H. Sahler, Leo Helsley and John H. Sahler were chosen judges and one Clark as clerk. Promptly at 7 o'clock the polls were closed. As soon as this was done Walter Bennott, of the second ward, by magical moans, obtained admittance to the rooms where the polls were being held. The list as kept by the clerk containing the names of the voters was handed to him. Ob- jection being made to his presence in the room, he disappeared, and the poll list with him, The ballot box was then opened and the votes poured onto the table, The judges and clerk then pro- cceded to separate the ballots, The straight ticket headed by Sahler was communicants the sermon was not deliv- ered until afternoon. Despite the bad weather the church was filled. The offering service for the Nebraska mission work was then held. The offerings amcunted to $551. 30 the CATHEDRAL AND MISSION SUNDAY LCAOOLS Both men will gointo active training, The [ 0% : A fight will probably como off in about thre | various stages by prayers and invocations handed down through misty ages by the weeks. —On Satorday evening last a meeting to | fathers of the church, while the effoct of inquire into the fees to be paid the attorneys |all is to bring forcibly to mind the pas- held their carol service. The church was filled with children, Easter oggs were distributed among them. Their good singing was due wholly to the zeious placed in one pile, that headed by Hill in another and tkose scratched in a third Considerable time before their work was completed Sahler began to make insinua- tionsfthat he wouldnotsign the credentials for two candidates whose names were on the Hill ticket in case that ticket should rocoive & majority of the votes cast. When the tickets were nearly separated Sahler expressed his apprehensions that the “big ticket,” meaning the Hill ticket, engaged in the case egainst the wholesulo [ sion, tho resurrection, and the ascension [efforts of Prefessor Butler, the cathcdral | Wa8 elected. After the work of separa tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhema, and Feverishness, It insures health and Wi to me. A. Ancng, M. D., - 82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. trating Pai CASTORIA for_Infants and Children. When bables tret and turns, What cures their Golie, RULE thel orma, Farewell then to Morphine £ Castor Oll and Paregoric, an; Hall Casto: ~relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. R A O R 0 T e D) telophono and a crowd of ono hundred or moro gathered, but_before the officers could arrive the fellow had made good his coape. A BUSINESS BOARD. Several Tmportant Contracts Street Improvements Let, for At the moeting of the board of public WO! on Saturday evening, all the mem- bors woro present. The bids for paving, curbing and guttering certain streets in the city were opened. Bidywere firstopened forcurbingon Far- nam street, and curbing and guttering on Howard and the cross streets intorven- ing, and alto on St. Mary's avenue. \Wm. Mack, Hugh Murphy & Co., J. E. Riley & Co., James Fox and Brennan & Jonos were the bidders, The contract for curbing Farnam street was lot to Hugh Murphy & Co. The contract for curbing and guttering the other streets was let to Brennan & ones. Bids wero opened for paving St. Mary’s Chusan for indemnity. Granville ad- vised the French minister at London of England’s intention to adhere to the Anglo-Chineso treaty of 1846, securing Chusan _against occupation. The porte having decided to put a new tariff into oxecution June Gth, ths Governments of England, France, Germany, Russia, Bel- gium and the United States have in- formed the porte they will not consent to the abolition of their commercial nights under capitulations. o — The Spasmodic Staloon-Closing & Minneapolis, Mixneaports, April 13, —Mayor Pills- bury yesterday issuvd an order closing all the salvons on Sunday. To.day it has been impossible for hubitues to find an cutrance either at the front or rear, P o Filibusters Attacked in Qul a. Mapurin, April 13.—Official dispatch from Cuba reports a band of 42 insurgents under Duran, who intended joining Aque- ro, were attacked by troops and 38 men killed. FIFTY YEARS IN PRRISON, g . Vi between Seventeenth and | Death of an Insane Man Who Had Noror: 10 FARMERS, StocKk BKEEDERS, | Jiguor dealers of this city in tho suprem 3 i i ro | organist. An offering of $35 was tion had been completed the piles showed | e ith Si TR et S 3 GARDENERS, DA\,“\._‘|’“‘ NURSERY clo:‘:wu:;:;; b‘; Ghe‘!cho(“ylloflrd. SE\'e‘r;]! of the Savior. High mass is always more ;y“the AR ering L, made that the Hill ticket had been electod by Twentieth with Sioux Falls granite on a Been Kept in Solitary Contine- AND Oriers ENGAGED IN Smmirar Pur. impressive than low mass, probably be- surrs, -The subscription price of the Rural Nebraska has been reduced to one dollar per year. The Rural is a twenty page farm and family journal now in its 15th year, and should be in the hands of all who are in- terested as above. Acexts Wanrep.—We pay a larger cash commission to agents than any other paper published. Address H. S. Smrra & Co., Publishers, sat&mon morn&w Omaha, Neb. e — Lt is only on extraordinary oce: that e time h kicked the table, near- e 5 = % . ¢ Glee Club Concert. —On Faruam stroct, over saloon number [ o ‘Biskop. offciatos at Jugh mass, and | © tho tressury of the Nobraska mission 1% (08 5l Sopic™ Ggtardly | Potitioned for. ; was immediately confined by his brothers . b fell, o /geta ot f 5 ? fund. 4 Bias were oponed for paving the al- | and was ever ofterward totally cxcluded L The following is the programme of the nine rooms a fellow who gets up | ihis of iteelf was quite an item of inter- L R S Ly trick was apparently countenanced by 1o blooks 0 and 10, with$Sioux Falla | Fron Eha world B utrics I B HoNRHTRES % Gleo Club c T ) about 8 o'clock in the morning, and |est with Catholics. ‘Wide Awake Druggists. soveral candidates on tho Schler ticket, | W5 1t P0¢KR S0C &“"c o Wi | ae b R Ve Al e re el e es >iee LIUb concert, Which takes place on (.,..eds to dress himself in front of the win- THE SERMON C. F. Goodman 18 always ulive in his busi | and in the room at the time. - When this [ @000 v & Hhex & O, anc Wi, | quont sisty yoors dic b regain his free- el jeyonine dow, before which are no blinds or curtains, ness and spares no pains to securo the bost of | had been done, Helsley and the candi- & Bl ) VIYCAINBRO) Adam . Buck Deuel and 1. “Comrades in Arms” Glee Club, 2. Quartet—*“In Absence”. osars. Brockenridge, Wilkins, Tstabrook. 8. Aria—‘“0 den Fatale,” (Don Carlos)Verdi Miss Dora_Henninges. of the memLers having the matter charge b companiment i were mob present. ‘Tho board adjou-ned | C2U8 Of the ‘accomp t of music, without transacting any business, and the grand pontificial high mass —In the districtfcourt on Saturday the ar- | stands still a grade higher than the ordi- guments on the Blake injunction case were not | nary high mass. But it is safe to say no hoard as some of the counsel were not roady. | such grand high mass ever celebrated in Tho demurrer in the case of the Omaha Book | Umaha cqualled in grandeur that of yes- company against Connell was sustained. The [ terday. As has been announced, “Rt. petition of Annie C. Meredith for an injunc- | Rev. Bishop O'Connor was celebrant; tion to restrain the collection of the tax for | Rev. Father Madden, deacon; Rev. o o fonts of her property on Ninctoenth | Father O'Connor, sub-deacon, and Rev, sl Father Kelly in waiting on tho Bishop. was delivered by Rev. Father Madden, Tt hus become decidedly annoying to peole | and was brief but excellent; of course, on the opposito side of the street, who cannot | appropriate to the day and oceasion. 1t but eee the performance, and they desire that | consisted of a relation of the events im- 1t be stopped. mediately proceding and up to the resur- —Mr. D. W. Carpenter, one of the founders | Fection of Ohrist, when the stone was IN THE EVENING the musical service was held. The church was fllled to its seating capacity. The singing was excellent, and many praises were bestowed upon the choir, This musical service in the future will be repeated once every month, the anthem taking the place of the sermon. There seems to be an increasing proficiency in the excellency of the singers. The programme as prepared by the dean was very punctiliously carried out. The offering services alone added $580 overy article in his lino. agency for tho celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The only cor- tain oure known for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fover, Bron chitis, or any affection of throat and lungs. Sold on a positive guarantes, Trial bottlos you you can’t count them. a vote of considerably more than two to one, It was then proposed to go to counting them. Sahler objected. He repeated soveral times that he would not count them. Helsley then said he would count them himself. Sahler again ob- jected. After some bickering Helsloy began to count the votes. He had not proceeded very far with the work when Sahler reached across the table, enatched the ballots, and scattered them on the floor, saying G—d d—n you, I will show At the same He has _secured the | dates on the Hill ticket, in the room at the time, left the polling place. and his confreres then held a conclave to determine the course to be pursued. Sahler It is reported that Sahler and Clark have since issued credentials to all candidates sand foundation. J. E. Riley & Co, and Wm. Mack were the bidders. The con- tract was let to Riloy & Co. for paving on sand foundation at $2.98} per square yard. Mr, Croighton voted no, on the ground that ho did not considor sand alone as a fit foundation, notwithstand- ing the opinions of Mr, Kountze or any oulier citizen, because the city is obliged to maintain this pavement after it is laid, and Messrs. Baker and Wilson agreed with him on this proposition, but voted for the bid on a sand foundation, because such a foundation was what had been was let to Riley & Co. for paving on broken stone and sand at §3.48} per The assignment, by B. Melquest & of their contract for curbing sud uttering Ninth street, to J. E. Riley & ment Half a Century. Hu~riNaDON, Pa,, April 10.—Daniel Hawn, the insane man who has been kept in solitary confinement by his broth- ers since 1823, died in Juninta township, six mules from this city, yestorday. e was 84 years old. The maniac was one of five or six brothers, who, when young men, worked together on their father's farm. His malady is said to have been caused by drinking from a strearn while over-heated in the harvest-field, He when he succeeded in escaping from the house. He was soon captured and re- turned to his imprisonment. The room in which he was kept was of small dimen- sions, with but one window, and to pre- vent him from reachingthe latter he was « & ; voll ko Ce.|tolled away from the mouth of the Reular el S : Co., was confirmed by the board. chained in un opposite corner. A stove b e e the oo, Botoldion | o pne Horald, and. too w0 Ko o e | sepulchre and the Savior found to have [0 Torularsle®1 pponithoiCatir ok el iGN iTheaaeig bhenTad curia) e R Gleo Ciub, braska people to need any particular identfi- | ,igey, He argued against the attempts| A DISTINGUISHED DIVINE, P SHPIHO Ly Siiliep tiCka A ere) RSN tition, with the front facing into the hall, 5. Song—*Home of Honrt, (Tur. | cation, i3 fn roceipt of a tologram from Colo- | put forth by anti- Christians to show that in the field, Alargo vote waspolled: | 1\ . fnost, mayonnise dressing for all |80 that fires could be mude without_ en: line). »-nr Y Wallace | rada Springs, announcing tho sudden death of [ there was no miracle in this, but that and a lively fight ensued. Ia the Fifth ! { g e s enAls Mr. W. B, Wik 6, Song—*T'he Vidlet”. . Miss Dora Honninges 7. “Annie Laurie,” (by request) Glee Club, 8. Duet—When Lifo is Brightest”. .. Pinsuti Messrs. Jay Northup and Smiith, 9. Song—*The Skippe Inde Mr. E. {8 “Cahn S 1 Ub. “Happy Voyage” § *** Glee Club, 11, Ballad “Yonand I"...... Miss Dora Heniinges. “Ving go Song”. ... Mendelasohn lee Clul .. Mozart. 10. ibinstein Diebl 12, Chorus. Thousanas say So. Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan., writes: never hesitate to resommend your Blec tric Bitters to my customers, they give_entiro sntisfaction and are repid sellers.” Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively cure Kidney and Liiver complaints, Purify the blood aud reg- ulate the bow: No family can afferd to be withoutv them, They will save hundreds of dollarsin doctor's bills every year, Sold, at 60 conts a botila by (. F. Goodman. Change of Time. On Sunday, April 13th, the B. & M. railway put a new time card into ef- foot, making the departure of west-bound and east bound trains a little earlier, as will be seen by the following figures, eldest son, William P. Carpenter, after a | the stone had been removed by the dis- short illness. William wos born in Council | ciples and the body of Christ stoler Bluffs twenty-six years ago, and his early days [ and secreted He then reverted to the wore passed in this immediate locality, grow- | life of Christ; how from the cradle ing up here almost to manhood, and making [ of Bethlehem to the cross of Golgotha, it many friends who now share his father’s sor- | had been almost one ur.ending pain—suf- row. Being of a self-reliant, adventurous dis- f"méz!h,foll; the l;lve.clfl tmhunl:md—umi position, young Carpenter made his way to | Arged his hearers to ro e stone away the mountains of the Centennial state, and was rapidly becoming one of its most honored and prosperous citizens, when claimed by death, Six weeks ago he was happily mar- ried, and looked forward to many yoars of domestic comfort. Notice of the funeral cere- monies will be horoafter. ERSONAL. T, B. Warden, Burlington, is at the Metro- politan, iu which they had slept, and arise into s newlitail reahtita tha by the glo- rious feast of Easter, THE PAPAL BENEDICTION, At the conclusion of the service, the Bishop announced that ho had been em- powered to administer the papal benedic- tion to all his people, and likewise a plenary indulgence to all who had, or who would within the Easter octave, make confession and receive communion, e While he would do this, he asked all to J. D, Crans, of Hustings, is at the Motro- | prew "o thie Holy Father, that he might politan, be delivered from the anti-Christian and ‘W. (. Chambers, of Sioux City, is at the | anti-social elements that were now com- Archronclitans passing Italy, which the papacy had re- J. E. Taylor, of Keusas City, is registered | deemed and mado the center of eviliza- at the Metropolitan. tion. Rev. Father Kelley then read, in W, Koenig Kraomer of St. Louis, rapre- | Latin and in English, the letter from the onting the Missoust. Glass Company. is a6 | P0Pos bestowing on Bishop O'Connor, the sennging. < ? vicar-apostolic of Nebraska, the power the Metropolitan, to grant the blessing, snd all the faithful J. H. Wharton, Trenton, and A. received it kneeling. 1t was a most 1m- Morris, Rev. Dr. McCosh in the City to Form an Alumni Association, On Saturday last Rev. Dr. James Mc- Cosh, president of the college of New Jersey at Princeton, arrived in this city. Dr. McCosh comes to Omaha to visit the braska,and form them intoan association. He came direct here from Chicago, where ward a fight was made on one_candidate, who way defeated. In the Sixth ward two tickets were out. Soveral canaidates on both were elected. The following is the result in town precincts, and the country ones so far as heard from: First Ward—E. M. Stenberg, A. J. from the sepulchres of vice and iniquity [alumni of his colleges in Iowa and Ne-| Hobon, John Christopherson, Josiah Kent, Thomas Pieronett, John Rosicky, G. A. Haarman, Second Ward—W. J. Connell, M. C. kinds of salads, cold meats, raw tcma- toes, pickled salmon, cabbage, otc., is Durkee's Salad Dressing. It is, besides, mcre economical than home-made, VAUDEVILLE, Leavitt's Speciaity Company at Boyd's Opera House Saturday Night. A decidedly ‘‘top heavy” house greet he formed a like association of the foster- | Meaney, John F. Behm, 8. J. Larson, I, |ed Leavitt’s specialty company upon sons of his institution, numbering twenty- soven. It is expected that the one to be formed here will be nearly as large as the one in Chicago. In Council Bluffy and Omaha alone there are Rev. W. J. Harsha, pastor of the Sec- ond Presbyterian church; C. M. Des Tslets, professor of English language and literature in Bellevuo colleg i Thomas C. Hall, pastor of the South- west Presbyterian church; Rev. Francis Blayney, pustor of the North Prosby- terian church; Lee P. Funkhouser, clerk in the Pacific Express company's office; W. H. Scott, clerk in the U. P. head- quarters, and Rev. A. K. Bates of Council Bluffs §. Hascall, L. Bocker, O. Specht. Third Ward—L. W. Hill, I. Brown, J. J. Points, C. 8. Higgins, Simeon Bloom, Fred Wirth, John Frank, Fourth Ward—D. N. Miller, G+ M. six | Hitchcock, T. K. Sudborough, N. A.|dispensed with without any very serious graduates of Princeton coltege, boing |Kuhn, A. C.Troup, W. J. Broatch, 1. D. | 1ogs to the patrons of the company. ratt, Fifth Ward—Joseph Redman, John ticDonald, J. Thomas Cummings, Henry Bolln, George King, James Young, John Clark, Sixth Ward—M. Tttner, A. N. Kear, Joe Rowles, P. Petorson, R, B, Allen, E. W. Lane, H. Campbell. West Omaha—Willism F. Hoios, Charles J. Ryan, and 1. N. Pierce. Douglas—Frank C. Crawford, Joel A. Grifin_and ———. Waterloo—W. F. their appearance at Boyd’s opera house Saturday. Colllectively speaking the company is & good one, Thera are two or three acts presented that could be “The Workingman's Strike” is well nigh, if not quite, worn out, It myafifies ono why such good Irish character artists #s ‘‘The Four Sham- rocks” should haug on to such a picce of trash, Next it nught be advisable 1o of- fer “Dutch” Daly & quiet pointer on his act, His concerlina playing is very fine indeed, but bis German stuwp speech sa- vors too strongly of a varisty dive t» be palatable to the ‘‘refined andiences we teriug the room. besides Daniel remained unmarried and lived together, accumulating money and property, which they held in common. Two of them gurvived, and are the own- ers ot 900 acres in the township, e — A Tight Squeeze, A dude entered & car of a train from & suburb this morning, and, after vainly lovking around for a vacant seat, spied one partly occupied by an elderly female whose weight might have been estimated at abour 347 1bs. net, *‘Seat taken!” he inquired. “N -no,” she replied, dubiously, glanc- ing at the few inches that were left va- cant, Ho looked at the “Jumbo,” and after a mivute’s deliberation, sat down, or rather squeezed into the aperture. In a fow moments the conductor yell- ed: “Next-ntop-Broad-street-stetion-pas- sengers- ploase- remain- seated- unhl- the- train-comes-to-a-full stop!” ‘When the train did come to a full stop the dude attempted to rise, but in vainl There was no use in {rying. He was wedred as tight as a bungy in a beer-keg. Then she tried, but without success. Shove over a littie,” suggested his dudesh thoi chedule: Califor |ittlo ¥ . Y. Bl A _ | Clark, George Johuson and —— Clark. | draw everywhero,” Wainratta, in his | Shesboved, and ho give one convul- ; Metropolitan, THE CHOIXR, POIRG A ORI IRINE. OB ARR 0TI BONR “ROUGH ON RATS.” of the show. Ho is by long odda the | cork out of u champagne tottlo. City express (with through coach for Chi- cago), 8:46 a. m.; Chicago express, 4:50 6 i I 3 aha i [ f the esr, mntterivg something about m.; Donver express, 6:10 p. au.; Con- ] but half complete without reference to || e ouiee e ot D o e e T iy, |oro an Omalia audience. The three | o \ g e iz ot tho Motropollinn. the choir. For the occasion, Mr, G, F. | \ioacution. Yesterday Dr. MoCouch llod | anta, = bedbugs, Akumens chip Solbins, in their bicycle ridmg and | “ought to know bettor than to do such Hon, E. (i, Halbert, ex-stato souator, and | yyover o rog tav, Hare pulpi y d ) called for a_ double | thing,"” ¢t The most important change announced by the Burlington, however, is that the fast mail train will be run through to the Missouri river. At present this train runs to Ottumwa only, whera it catches up with the train leaving Chicago at 10 p.m., and is there attached to this train, The business on the 10 p. m. train is in- creasing 80 rapidly that it is ne longer able to take along the fast mail from Ot- tumwa and therefore the Burlington is compelled torun thefastmail train through to Council Bluffs. ‘W. J, Barton, Chicugo, the Voice of Masonery, isin the city s oneral agent for . 4 s f A chronicle of the services would be ided at the organ, and all were his brother, ex-Mayor Halbert, of Bingham- | nder the direction of Prof, 8. Hofman, ton, New York, are i tho city and at the | who supplemented the usual choir with Paxton, on their way north. his orchestra. The novelty of stringed Mre. W. T, Hallstead, wife of (ieneral [ and wind instruments was a pleasing in- Superintendent Hallstead, of the Delaware, | novstion, and for Easter, and the joyous Lackawana & Western railway, and o party | character of the music, it sesmed most of friends from Scranton, Pa., aro at the Pax- | appropriste The programme, as pub- faeh lished in Tue Bk of Saturday, was car- ried out without change, and in & manner very flattering to the various participants, who had, under the esczllent charge of Mies Arnold, been doing faithful drill for some weeks past. The entire programme . E: deuerv‘:- mention ;n de‘;nil, but there can = g +on, | here be only referred to, Mr, J. G. The third contest fur the gold watch Bell's good work in the b.'.‘u PR occurred last evening at ths roller| Kyrie, Miss McNamara's sweat soprano skating rink., Misses Lizzie Cantield and lr;; the GBI d:lub;]““ “Que Tollis,” b; PR essrs. Blair and Murphy, My, Murphy’s Geargle Blpmantiappoarad unon the |8y e e THE 718 'HAT T Miss Georgie Shipman Wins the Sec- ond Thne at the Holler Itnk. SLLS. g of alumni, to exawine applicants for ad- fon_into the college course of his rian church, An excellent and ablo ser- mon was preached on the text fuund in Revelations 5th chapter and Gth verse: And I beheld, and lo, in the midst of the throne and of the beasts and in themidst of the elders stood & Lamb as 1t had been slain, having seven horns and eleven eyes, which are the seven spirits of God sent forth into all the earth, This evening at 6 o'clock a compli- mentary dinner will be given in honor of Dr. McCosh by the Princeton alumni. Theve will be responses to toasts, after which an address will be delivered by their former president. Dr. McCosh will leave to-morrow for St. Louis, where his mission is the sume as here. From that place he will go to Louisville and Lexington, and thence home. —— Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, TELEPHONE CHANGES, A Number of Changes the Central Office on Ac of New Bulldings. The wires from the west part of the city to the central telephene office now run directly over the ground upon which stood the wooden building of Peter Goos. Mr. Goos has torn down the wooden building and purposes to erect a three- story brick upon the site and will also place another story upon the Goos hotel, ‘This necessitates the romoval of the tele- phone_ wires. A sixty foot pole will bo erected in front of Hascall’s building, and tinest performer in his line ever be- balancing, encoro, Miss Lottio Elliott did a very pleasing skipping rope dance. Andy aad Annio Hughes appeared in the same old act that they put on before tke war (of 1812), Harrington and Joknson &re a good something new. soned somewhat highly, proved funny, Panhandle Express. o Wrecker of the Davros, O, Avril 13,—Michaels, ar- rested hero Friday on suspicion of being the wrecker of the Panhandle express The female meekly followed him out n of urtists and actually got off The performauce closed with a farce, “‘All Fool’s Day,” with Dan Mason a8 * Bumper,” that, though sea- OOMPLETE TREATMENT, $l. A single dose of Sanford's Radical Cure in. ievesths most violont Sneezing or Head cars tho haad a3 by magle, slops wateey dis- trom the Nose and Fyes, prevents I(Inl.lfl laes in the hesd, Cures vous Headache Chills and'Fever, In Chronio Catareh it oleanses the nasal passagos’ of foul mucus, restores ho sensea of smell, taste and hearing when' affected, fioor, acoompanied by Messrs, John | ot 1y carnatus” and **Cruciizus;” the o TR VTN tho wires, ono hundred and twenty in |last Thursday night, was identified by | "5e4uhohead; throat sl ronehial tubes of ofen: Hitchcock and €, W, Yan Cott. The)wBenodictus” giving Mrs, O, MoCaflrey [ o crontont med Qur of the world, | Bumber, will bo trausferred to this pole. | o auctor Pierson, who had charge of | tho cough and arests brogross of Catarh tor U. P. band gave s grand march, and to | and Mrs, Dr. Coflwana fiuochsnco; and the | wareKreqiont modioal wonder of tho worlds | mhg tyeg largepoles upon Fifteenthlstreot, 4 ¥ i ptian. its inepiring musto the graceful skaters | modest and unostentatious solo in **Dons displayed the best ckating we have Lad | Nobis,” by Miss Maggio Swift, Probi- this winter. A good deal of enthusiaem | bly the wem of the morning was the was exhibited during the contest, and at oors, Balt Ktheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Plles, Ohillblaivs, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands. and il skin eruptlon, geranteed to cure in every instance, o monsy refunded, 25 oants upon which are strung one hundred and forty wires each, will have to be moved out about eight feet on & line with the off only a fow duys before, urement of his feet also corresponds with the wrecked train, as a tramp he had put The meas- itlo Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol- vent and Sanford's Inhaler, il in one of al drugglsts for 31 Ask for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. PorTER DRUG AND CuRMICAL C0., the tracks in the mud about the tool “*Sancta Maria” in OIf ing, 'Thi be quito & job as the n Rk : ‘ i, Collins' Klectrio Plaster TEn one Masare, o toondos and Daniots | o aaeis biasia'tinterpolated s tho Offor-| ML cubing, This will be quito job a8 tho |},y40, To.day Michuels admite that he | 55 B [ b Satar Yolial Kkl 8 5. at the most impressivo e ———— poles are "ery largo ar y 0 |is u tramp und thut ho was in the vicinity | 1§ £ Sysivm and banishos. Pa collected and_counted the ballots, which | portion of the service. The right The Swedish Library. w0t about ten feet in the ground. This |8, RN 450 Bpl G0 E L Claima dnn. B pertoct Klectrio Battery com: resulted i Misa Shipman receiving 101 | roverend celebrant was engaged A work will require tho pullding of meveral | 1o 0 o mplor gy atrang foeling against 15 728 ORY With & Porous Fiaster for and Miss Canfield 74 The next contest|in offering the Host; on cither| At the last general meeting of the | ;ow standards upon th roof of the con: | JOSSHER L EEs o 8 e s maorel 8 1 conta 'iz.:nmr%_ will cocur next Thorsday eveniug, side wero deacon and sub-deacon; | Swedish Library Assoviation the follow- | tral station and s carpenter in now at | 0 PEAG 0F 7 | B9 surread nERYE Varta, strensthens Tired Police Oourt. the acolytes stood around; the incense In police court Saturday morning there rose in clouds reflecting the eays from the ing offisers were elected: E. M. Stenberg, president; A. Newman, vico president; work thergon, The work will be g0 ar- ranged as to interfere very little, if any, The Paris Dynamiters, prevent £ scas, and does more In one: 1 e han avv "other - plaster i the wosld: stained glass windowe behind “the altar; with the subscribers, On learning of the arrest of Patrick Frederick Northwall, secretary; Chas, wero three cases for disturbance of the | thero wus an impressive silence, and tha Nort ‘ | Filearali (e Tuvisoliias artAkIa e H., K. BURKET peace. They were each fined § and |first words were sung. 1In this, excel-[Johnson, financial secretary; 8. J. Burg- Board of Frade Meeting. concluded that the papers found on the costs, Two of them paid and the third | lent opportunity was given for the ricep 8tEOm, treasurer, The regular monthly meeting of the | prigoner could not implicate any Irigh- Tho society 18 reported as being in a e held on Monday eveng, vory flourishing condition. A number of | Board will e heyl on Sy, SR uew books have been added and the | PO A" DU oy Ginsos, Seo, library now contains about five hundred O —— volumes. The wembership is constantly A Lively Tim e ————y England in the Tongquin Pie, increasing and now numbers nearly two o , - hudred,” This is oortainly vory gratify | Between 12 audlocloak h“"':" SV Loxpox, April 13, —Granvill bus ro. | S8 ocourred in front of tho Emmet house be- § ;0o patliions from the Chambers of lF“l[ ! ® ft contralto of Mrs, Hiram Robinson and ons was seat over the bill the full round soprano of Miss Arnold, Clara Mason was taxed $10 and coste | and the singing caused an unusual turuing for creating a disturbance Kriday night. | of heads among the less devout in attend- James Wilcox, arrested for being a|ance. This was Mys. Robinson’s first suepicions character, was held pendinglpublic singing in Omaha, and made her investigation. wany admirers. At the conclusion of Belle Sanford was arrested Friday |the mass, and as the congregation dis- for disturbing the ce. the pieaded persed,the choir—&nd here it may be not guilty and was held for trial, said the chorus did excellent work—ren- in Paris. They say Daly is not an ary of O'Donovan Rossa. The dy- ters of Paris profess to not know POWDER Absolutely Pure. Ahis powaes aevor va A warvel of pure ad wholosomeness Moio conomical tan b ry kinds, and cenaos be sold i competition wite $be multitude of Jow weat. short welgt t aium or I Bold valyts caus, fioyal Bak- i Powder Co, ing to the management. ho Bmme tween a man sud his wife, in regard toommerco of Hong Kong and Shanghai T v e i i ol ey e ot R [ chid i poio wer culed by |aginnt he throutnod Fronch sl of i