Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 1, 1884, Page 5

OMAHA DAILY BEE--TUESDAY JULY 1 1884, DOCTOR “Mental and hd other Aflec Wstess,on lateds seientine prine Diseases Arising from osure or Indulgen Indiscretion, Exces; FINANCIAL —— Naw Yonk, June 30, —Money—Ensy at 2@ closed offered 2. Prime papor—4@6 per cent. Sterling Billa—Firm at 482 4 84, Governments—Strong, especially 6}'s, Railways —generally lower. Stocks—Opened strong; in firat sales thore was & gonoral advance of §@1¢ per cent; soon the bears made a sharp drive at tho market, and sold the whole [list with great frecdom until after 2:16 p. m., when buying in fornon it would be well to amend the verdict acy cordingly.” Weo wont back and amended to make the victim as deaf as a hitching post, but wo were not through yot, ‘““You haven't got the name of the county in your report, and you don't say whether it was a freight or passengor train,” observed the coroner, Wo roturned to the room for another tussel, and were just congratulating our- selves on having everything ship-shape, when the coroner put his head into the doorway and called out: “‘Gentlomen, amond your verdict! The winter and spring. It is_said that they were sent up once by Judge Beneke for vagrancy, o — A MONDAY NIGHT MYSTERY. William Kincaid, a B, & M. Con- traotor, Out $1,600. BISHOP SIMPSON. A Beautiful Picture of His Life and Death as Painted by Rev. O, W. Savidge. demand The following sermon upon the life and death of Bishop Simpson, was preached by Rev. C. W. Savidge in the First M. E. church Sanday morning: Trxr—I James, 2:12.—“My Father, My Father, tho Chariot of Tsracl and the Horso: men Thereof." Mike Lennan, an Omaha Carpenter, Nearly Treble that Amount, The Largest Stock in Omaha ana:Makes the Lowest Prices Furniture. DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS,! oA Subject—"Life and Character of . iy . .y _|delivery gave a check to the downward |confounded nigger has come to life." ST G SO On last Saturday William Kinoaid, a 1[0 ™n (00 L rally of 38 por | And when we rushed out to the freight| O EF X AN B I ER SETS ey T A Three thousand years ago two of God's great B. & M. grading contractor, Mm: in | cent, but at the close the improvement was hn\;m bo was sitting up on end, iy itive i prophets were walking near the Jordan, when | from thewest to this city. He registered at | partially lost, Compared with Saturday's [ and asking if any body has seen his T N A Positive Written Guarantee | Forie e Vit B s down. and | the European hotel, Tenth street, and | closings, prices are j@4} lower. The week [ bundle, ast recelvod an assortment far surpassin sayihing ;: l:;,l: matket gomprisioy trad vering #iven fn all curable easen, Mediclnen sent everywhere, Pamphlets, En| r German, 6 seribing abo in male or' fomal MARRIAGE CUIDE! Sneplates, Hlsstrated fn eloth and gt inding, o e 2 o took Elijah up to Heaven, And Elisha, be- holding the wonderful sight exclaimed Iy Father, my Father, the chariot of Isracl, and the horsemen thereof!” And on the 18th of the present month, when the chariot of God desconded and took away the sainted man ef | — ROUGH ON RATS, A Bcheme to Socare Aln later in the day fell in with Mike Len.[oponedon an extremely quiet market for st iviog shares and prices rule less firm than non, a carpenter, who rooms in his shop [ MivioE i . + tholelose. =8 3 Burlington at 60, on the corner of Ninth and Jonee, ol ikl e g he co .. | Canndian Pacifio at 43, Iron Silver at 100, Kincaid claims that when he arrived | 4,4 Sutro Tunnel, x: the Rodents o8t to Doath, the latest and most mz{ deslgns manufactur & range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. Parlor Coods Draperies. whom, wo speak t-day, thochurch triumphant |1y “cite o had 81,600, which ho car R % gave shouts of praises: but the chu an! 1600, ¥ OUUPONS g ow ready for theinspection of cus-|Complete stock of all the latest claimed with the old prophot, ¥ My | ri i Paris Beacon. . Lino O1 ous L T, SINEOD. ;-’.‘u':;‘,"‘“,‘"y"]%.",‘m;‘.'";u RRrioh oh Txran) ‘as ried upon his person. Lennon, who rents | GHL m\ ‘_;{ ingath tomers, the newest roveltics in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and MANUFACTURER OF horsemen thereof!” rooms, prevailed upon {Kincaid to stop | 'S aw, s T | st A L SR Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Etc., Ete. p T and death of [at his place Saturday night, and the two [ Paclfio 6's of '95 18 :}‘y armer in Yergin's drug store, yeater- G ALVAN'ZED IRUN R S waaborn i Cadl Ob [ went .gb.,d togs;her. Boforo going to ~~ ;ooes o somme ViGertainly,” said the elork, “we have Elozant Passonger Elevator to all Floors. on the 20th of June, 1811, ;He was born of | gleep, however, Lennon took Kincaid’s gl 3 1 kind: 4 ])\‘lfitk}\;‘»;li-(tnlt:l:‘\:n!s.ml\\'h:‘:\ 1 lmn::" oh¥ and mm::y and ph‘ced it under his head g.“:bfi’::mfi:pld' .m‘?{"ul,l"' said the granger, *‘the s\lng\u‘§ GHARLES SHIVERIGK., i CORNICES. edoaion f S oy depended on s vidows | Whan ho was asked why ho did s, ho | Obcego & Aloi rtaia bout to curry my barn of ' 1) 1206, 1208 and 1210 Fornam Strect, - - - - OMAHA NEB. jLph ther, Wi vod to see har son electod to the i rive 'em - s = WINDOW: CAPS, FINIALS, ETO T bitah (i IRV Iy o Ao chusehy « Une | suttedd A8 ‘windOw cwow'cs ke, opein Wl |bua; Burl, & Quin st i 41C 18t1h mtreet * [liko many groat mon ho wan a prococious bey. salat D 2 bt ool | LM ““Oh! that's easy to do, said a loafer. y Vh ight y o ho bogan the g « V OMAHA...... we == 1ver NEBRASKA xtu“l“,?&?\%fi&u ?.f;.'x"ilf., ‘:fi:\t year he read \V{en Kincaid woke up in the morn- | Fort lr{ugr:::;b:‘:;:u:m.l ;::l:;::lgol;:htu:""ny -W_ L WBIG"HT N , too. - - " ?Narllleam Nebraska e now extauslon of this line trom Wakefleld up o TO EARTINGTON, Reaches the best portion of the State, Special ex- oursion rates for land tockers over thia lino to Wayne, Norfolk and Hartington, and via Blair to all principal points on the Hannibal & St, Josoph, do do do ph Dltnols Oentral. ... Ind,, Bloom. & Waostern. Kantae & Texna Lako Shore & Michigan So. Michigan Contral. Slagoapolls & S, Tiou ing ho was very sick, and scarcely ablo to get out of bad. He asked Lennon for the money who said he would keep it for him and went out of the room, the last noen of him hy Kincaid until' lust ove- ning. When Kineaid was ablo to go out ho went to look for an oflicer but did not the German bible through, Ho was ambitions from the first and while yet & youth Le said ‘T will have a name that shall be kunown throughout the world.” At the age of 12 years ho ontered the academy of his native town and was instructed in Latin, Greek, French and mathematics, Ho graduated at A“:‘All right, stranger; how did ye do it “‘Well, I got a keg of beer and—" “Thunder! ye didn't fool away enny beer drownin’ rats, did yet” “‘No, I didn’t drown them. I put the durn fool, what made ye waste so much Pitiaburg conferoncn. His fist hargo was | thoir soarch walking in from tho west | S & g Contral by BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN | West Wheeling. The next year ho was sta- & T 4 tioned in the oity of Pittsburg, He soon be- |toward the depot on the U. P. do _ do fd. ¥ ¢ g - - e e S i | e gt 5 30 (TR M S 000 e e i 8o g, it man, 1 0 notiog | OMIAHA, ok Teland,..oevnsss : where he was arrested. A search was in- stituted for the money but none was found. Lennon was taken to jail, The officers again went to his shop in search 1839 he was elected president of the Alle- ghnnf college, *‘And this young institution #oon felt the vulsations of his vigorous mind.” In 1848 he was elected editor of the *‘Western “How in thunder did yo make that thar keg of beer kill them thar rats?” “Why, 1 gave it to a brass band to play ‘Swaot Violets in the hay-mow, and the St, Paul & Omabha. ... Christian Advocate.” He was a member of IMPORTER, JOBBER ANDMANUFACTURERS' AGENT OF Crockery, Glassware Lamps, &, e R AR i Aliechany Gollogoundor Dr. Ohirlen Ellivt, St Toutn. SR Ll ¥ P N i LINI He j the Methodist Episcopal church | ¢ e o o o o pfd. og of beer in the barn and-—" t Chicapo, St Paul, Minneapolls and |tescher and class tonder. Tooked for one again and found him' and | Northern Pacitic i oman would i g0 ol ) ! Ho iogan the practicoof modicinon 1553, but | told hith his story. They soarched tho | do do | ".'.'}Q“‘.'l"l‘::,t IR aaes N R \ felt the call to th inistry; licensed | t f im b i fi , | Northwestern, : ey g 3 ol Ll LA e | Tt e bk o | 40 & wd “Put rat plzen in_it, ohi Why, you 13TH ST, BETWEEN FARNAM AND HARNEY, NEBRASKA, OMAHA NATIONAL BANK SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO RATLROAD | {he general contarance as early as 1844, Ho | of the lost money and were rowarded by | ~ do_ do pfd. & ) h v, and ‘Tralan ovor ht C., 8t P. M, & 0, Rallway 40 Cov. | was electod dologato to tho Trish and British finéingnrod loather pocket book be- | Texns Pacific... 74 (tatankipped out like our soldiors did at U, S. DEPOSITORY. ngton, Sloux City, Ponce, Hartington, Wayne and | conference in 1857, and to the Evangelical R Union_Pacifio. 274 | Bull Run! Give it a trial, my friend.” 9 Do Y . Noetolk, T orontn Borltn the. o Evangelical) tween the mattrestes, Init was found | gopp "5y 7. & Basis E¥ ] “No, 111 be danged of 1 du, st 1|J. H. MILLARD, Presid i ] & Oonneooct at Blaixr % li;ris:s:gxlrnt“;n:?r:fi:;o y:l‘;' was olected $400. In this pooket book Bkl also o ' do " do “fif 1; Pizen i'l Konduon(.lll:grl fr:)r rn‘:; :l:ml‘)fl:- o (S WL WA LA 4 "% Yor Fremont, Oakda.e, Neligh, and through o Val: | and consecrated Bishop in 1852 and an emi- | iound two expross envelopes, mailed of | Westorn Ualon Telegraph. b3 D : o) H B Sl and conseeratad Blshop fn 1862, aud s emi-| 2000 0 KPR, enp e BD ST | Mo, bunds. " 1d druther drink thor boor my Capital and Surplus, $450.000. ‘ | U oo s o abtortion ol the memory of ‘men now living, among_tho [ Upon the backof one wasmarked $4,300, T MY R alplid ks 1 1 F P. WHITNEY, General Agent, Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church.” | the amount it was supposed to . contain Orange Outrages, smell my brea HAMBURG-AMERICAN Faclzet Company. DIRECT LINE FOR_ENGLAND, FRANCE AND OEKMANY, The steamships of thls well-known line are buiit of iron, in water-tight compartments, and are_furnish- ed with every requisite to make the passage both safe and agrceable. They carry the United States and Eurcpean maiis, and leave Now Yorks Thurs- days and Saturdays for Plymouth (LONDON) Cher- (PARIS) aud HAMBUMG. First Cabin, 885, $70 and §80. Steerage, $20. . E. Moores, M. Toft, hoentgen, agents in dt, Mark Hansen, asleep in christ, TIGHTLY-FITTING GLOVES Some Ideas Relative to Dressing the Hands to Enhanco Their Ap- {pearance, N. Y. Mail and Expross, I wan’t a No. 6, ten-button black kid il |glove!” " Th spoaker came into a Broad- way glove store yesterday and seated her- self before vhe_tired looking attendant, Ho died on_tho 16th of June, 1881, Had he lived two days longer he would have been 73 years old. 1t is a sourco of gratitude to all that the Bishop was spared till tho closo of the goneral conference, which mat in the city of his own residonce. Ho was prosent,at the opening of the conference and pronounced the benediction at its close. Then too the church said of and to Bishop Simpson while living, all the words of respoct and praise she can say now that ho has fallen when delivered to Mike Lennon, the consignee; the other was marked $220. Another small wallet was found con- taining $8.05. A third search was insti- tuted, but no more money was brought to light. It oppears that both men had become intoxicated on Sunday and spent their monoy very freely. What is curious is that each ono acouses the other of having [ denco of Mrs. Pat ool 3 spont his mouoy. Kincaid'a funda grow | 4#35urp of thiy sty onught fire this moruing 50 short that he pawned his watch to|caped. Whree children sleeping in the socond S, Jomn's, N, ., June 80.—Two orange outrages are reported from Northway, at Twillingate. Sixteen loaded guns were fired into the house of Captain Wrey, and the win- dows were smashed with huge stones. The Wreys are one of the only thres Catholic families in Twillingnte, Three Children Burned to Deathn, Younastows, Ohio, June 80,—Tho resi- dence of Mrs. Patrick Murphy, of Brier Hi The funeral services were held in Philadel- on the afternoon of June 24, The ser- Fire and Burelar Proof Safes for Rent at f m 85 to $50 per annum, Grerman ID. YWyvatt. LUMBER MERCHANT 8, d in by nine Lishops. B obtain the necessary yesterday. story, aged five, soven and nine, wero burned with an‘‘and don’t-you-for-get-it"” sort of |l =) Whero Lennon could have gotten the | to death. amount of money named in the envel- opes, is also a query. He has always|Jay-Eye-See To All Comers For $10,- been looked upon as a man of very lim- 000 a’ Side, ited means, and will be remembered | by B as the man who had the terrible fight | 1'rom the Turf, Field and Farm. with a man named Kanty, in a Tenth| Clingstono trotted an easy milo at street saloon. When asked in the jail Cle&relnndm 2:143, nng an egort wn; where he got these amounts, he said |made to get up a race betweéen him and |t suggest m rin, ok they came from the sale of his property | Jay-Eye-See for the Fourth of July. “lgiueu el“lllmu&y:ll:n}:au'i‘gu glove I - in Bloomington, Ill. The $220 he said |Mr. Caso declined on account, of the | wear, ~They cost me enough, goodnoss | Cemed he was about to send to his little daugh- | stake proposed not being l-ria enough, | knows,” No more was said. Tho ous: ter in Chicago. as well as for the reason that he hadim- | tomer selboted a pair of sixes, paid §i 26 —————m—— p‘or.hnt engagements for his horse at | for them and departed. 4 [ SUNDAY EXOURSION, |Chicago. The Olingstone party then bo- | i0 you have many such customers?” | meaee L gan to talk that the owner of Jay-Eyo- |asked a reporter for the Mail and Ex- | s Wi el O M | 3 il s See was afraid to enter mtonbo_nn fide press, who had been a witness to tho | g a NV e ER— [ sentos Loselt ac | maich. Cap. Stono hay mid {hat it ho |Lien <] 7 AN | X the Union Pacific Park. could control Maud . he woul h | “Very many, Allare not so snappish ) ] i NG CARRIAGE FACTORY - - her for any amount ‘K,‘i““ Jay-Eye-See. | however. It is strange what an amount » The Musical Union excursion to the | Bair has stated that his money would go [ of torture ladies will undergo to wear a - \t furnishod “ondimioan+ Omaha Neb an air, “A 6! Aro they for yourselt?” askod the attendant, looking™ questioingly at the customer's hands. “*Why, of course they are for me. you think I wear an 187" “‘Iixcuse me. I thought that perhaps you had made a mistake and was about agentain Omal ouncil Blufs, D & CO., Gen. Pass Agts., 01 Broadway, N. Y. Cbas. Kozminski & Co- General Westein Agonts, 107 Washington St., Chlon go, Il | BLAINE op Toster. proaching the sermon, Bishops Bowman and Fowler making short addresses. He was burried on June 25th in South Lau- rol Hill cometery, Secondly—TLet us glance at the character of this great leader in the church, He was a great man, When in repose his appearance did not mark him as a_great man but when he stood up to speak and espectally when preaching his whole appearance and manner told the story of his greatness. Anoth- er proof of his greatness is the position he held for 50 long yoars, and the grand influence of his long and eventful life_ speak the same thought. His character was spotless. Thare is no stain on his name, Meanness was never laid to his charge. His life only proves that the words of Robert I, Lawrence are true when he says. “The Bible will create, in every bosom that is controlled by it, an unbending efusal to practice iniquity.” He was a true friend. And when you have said this of & minister you have given the koy which unlocks his whole life, Bishop was a friend to the poor man and the man in trouble. Ho was a friend in the storm as well as the sunshine, He was a patriot, As seen in the long list of distinguished services rendered to the state. Ho was a personal friend and adviser of more than one of tho presidents, His speeches during the war will never be forgote ten, He was a great orator. Ho was an orator inspito of obvious defects, One author says his_voice was not good, as it usually sounded a shriil monotone which would be pronownced by any eritic in oratory utcerly incompartible squence, Y et he was eloquent in spito ——— Plaster, Cement, Lime, L Ete, _ Lumber, Mouldi Do Agents wanted for authentic dition of his life. Published \t Augusta, his home. Larg. ost, handsomest, cheapest, best. By the renowned historian and_biographer, Col. Conwell, whose e of Garfleld, published out-sold the twenty others by 60,000. Outsells overy ook ever pub his world; many agents are selling fitty daily. A, making fortunes. All b ginners succossful; grand chance for thom; 60°mado by a Isdy agent the first day. Terms most beral Particulars free. Better send 25 cents or p tage, etc., on free outft, now ready, includ- Iarge prospectus book, and save valuable time. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Me, CUMINGS AND 20TH 8T., OMAHA, NEB, DRTSTBISd NOTICE TO CATTLE MEN 4 600 CATTLE FOR SALE. 500 Cows and elfers. 00 One-year Steers. The above described cattlo are all well bred, na- tive Nebraska and Towa. These cattle will besold i Iots to suit purchaser. RFor turther particulars call on or addros, L. W. PLAN Albion, Neb. Tho uso of the term * Shox Line” in connection with the corporate name of a greatroad, conveys an idea of ust wkad and the bost of accommoda: 8, l [ roquired by tho traveling pub- I tions—all of which are furn: lic—a Short Line, Quick Time shed by the freatest railway in America, |—] Union Pacific park on Sunday last was a [ O the mare "‘i“‘l‘:‘i "’“’l.‘:i““;h b:h"‘“;r small glove. That lady ought to never | se=ge groat success. The 8:35 train cArTying |wadl ate pottor amg bt e tm;ru wear a glove smaller than a seven, 1 do B . £ e i ©|not wonder that her gloves cost her a the picnicers way well filled, and another | vigor than tho little golding. Mr. Oraw- | sreat deal. Gloves are the most costly one left the Union Pacific depot at 12:45 | ford, who manages for Mr. Case, and |itemg of a lady's dress. The most frequ- to accommodate thoso who did not care | Bither, who drives for him, find ‘much | et complaint against gloves is _that tho to spond the wholo day on the grounds. | giayrefor to tho siriking fuck thab Jay- | P s Are too short, - The troubls raally All went for a good timo and_everyone | Bye-Soo as a b-yoar old trotted the lust | 4'lady who should take 0] glove.ean et seomed to have it. Although the day |quarter of his 2:10§ heat in 31} seconds. | her hand into a 6} elove, but in doing was extromely warm all engaged 1 danc- :f;‘l)l’lvr:::'&"'*l*‘l"“f'hfl b“"!“"ll;i{kuf ]zht 80 tho length of tho glove is taken up in ing. ‘There wore mumerous athelotio | on tne side of tho siro. Jay.Eye-Seo ia a | Loy ik consequently the fingors, in- sports and tho members of tho John M. | litle botter favored, since Diotator, from | et toces st woeth Stob 1 roach THE LEADI !409 and (411 Dodge St., Dr. CONNAUGHTON o 1 % Groaco, Mjmwavkes And St. Paul. It ownn snd operates over 4,500 miles of Northern Illinols, Wisconsin, Minncsots, Iown nd a8 ta main lines, branches and counec. Nort) descriptio and Best Routo betwoon Chicago, Paul and Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaulkeo, L Crosso and Winona. Chicago, Milwaukeo, Aberdeon and Ellendalo Gau Claire and Stillwator' ) Wanzau and Merrill, co, Boaver Dam aud Oslikosh, filwaulkeo, Waukesha and Oconomowon. Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie du Chien Chicago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fairibanl, Chicago, Boloit Janbsville and Mineral Potut, Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubugque. 0, Clinton, Rock Island and Cedar Raplds. o, Council Bluft O; 0, Sloux City, § o, Milwaukce, Ai Dubugiie, 8t. Jmar, St. Paul n WAUKEE A auhation s paid to passengera by courteou: of the Comgeny. $. 8. MERRIL A 2.T. CLARK, Gen'l § GEO. 11 HEAFFORD, Ass't. Gen'l, Pass. Agh. ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co, 217 and 219 North Main St., St. Louts. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOK, WRITING e} PA PERS, WRAPPING XNVELOPES,'CAKD BOARD ARD PRINTER’S STOCK £arCash paid for Raga ot al* THIS BELTor Kegenra-o tor is mado expressly for the cure of derangements of the generative or; ‘There 18 10 mistake this instrument, the con- tinuous stream’of ELEC- RICITY permeating through the parts must res. tore them to healthy action Do not confound this with 2 Eloctric Belts advertised to cure all 8ils from head to oe. 1t 1s for the ONK spec- ffio purpose. For circul m civiug full Jinformation, addrons Obeever Electric Belt Co., 108" Washingtou st., Chl Gen'l Manager. 1 CARPENTER, Gen' Pass. Agt. DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN. RCHITECTS L@REMOVED 70 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. ——— 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - = = Neb! 48 OF THOROUGHERNY AXD HIGH GRADE EREFORD WD JERSEY CATILE IERARY GND KWINR | I I 4 Young swos for s A pIos 0% orsepuiivice vl 14 o he critics. No man doubted that he was an orator who | ® obostint Thurston hose were ever present to com- | whose loins ho came, was out of tho reso- | oy ag a rule, only down to within a 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. 8. A. Established 1878—Oatarrh, heard him pronounce the funeral oration over the body of Abraham Lincoln, meoting at Excter hall, London, in pote for the prize to the one flectest of |1 foot. ute Star mare who produced the great Dextor, Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseasos Sposdily snd Permanently Cured. Pationts Oured at Home. Write for *“Tie Menioar-Missionany,” for the People. quarter of an inch of its proper terminat- Maud 8, is in superb form, a8 | jon, The ond of the glove, which is AMukoviar Lfonihe e . 0. Box 202, Telephone No. 26, iuf she district court, of Garfield was thrilled by his w words, 1t is said that a great writer Brist read a chaste and beautiful ss well as appro- priste composition, then Bishop Sunpson PR personality of the orator began to be felt that vast audience arose as one man and were swayed as the branches of a tree in a storm by the powerful orator, He was the very prince of preachers, Dr. Buckley suys hosaw an audionce at Manches- ter, New Hampsniro, in 1859, fused into one wass by the white heat of his eloquence, An infidel of superior mind was present, and the tears flowed down his face, and the whole was intensely moved, ““Are you convinced! said Dr. Buckly to the infidel. *‘No,” he re- pliod, “but I cannot resist the power of the man,” Those who heard him at St. Paul, Minneso- ta, when the frosts of more than seventy win- ters had silvered his locks, declared that he was the very prince of pieachers, He is now safe with God, “‘Servant of God, well done! Thy glorious warfare’s done; The battle’s fought, the race And thou art crowned at He has left ug an example in devotion and in faithful service. May we each be true to the trusts committed to us, ABURGLARY IN BELLEVUE The Depot and Wright's General Mer chandise Btore entered on on the 8ame Night. Omaha was yesterday relleved of the the presence of & couple of her suspicious characters, who, from present appear- ances, will be held for some time by the Sarpy county authorities. On last Thursday night the depot at Bellyeue was burglarized. On the same night Wright's general merchandise store was enteredand about §125 worth of goods, con®isting of clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps, ete., were taken. The burglars filled their pockets with filberte, and after they had walked quitea dis- tance from the ecene of their robbery, they sat down and ate part of them. They kept on eating them after they con- tinued their journey, and dropped the shucks along their path. By this means they were able to be tracked to Omaha, where they wero found by a constable from Sarpy county near Boyd's packing-honse, ~ When arrested they were wearing a part of their booty. They were taken to Sarpy county where a complaint for burglary was filed against them in Justice Martin's court, On examination they were held in the sum of $1,000 to appear at the uext term Being unable to give basl they were remanded to jail. Their names were Smith and Hendrick- i 00 o3 Whia gity Bean'y was demonstrated by her milo on Friday of the musical union | 1t of 9:13¢ on a track from two to three The vocalists orchestra delighted those present by a|seconds slower than that of Cleveland, couple of choruscs, The Musical Union |and if Mr. Vanderbilt could be induced | gloyap” and the Ancient order of Hibernians furnished the instrumental. to return her to tne control of Capt. Tho affair | Stone sho would find plenty of backers against any trotter in the world, She has been tried and not found wanting. On Wednesday, the 25th, a check came to his office drawn by J. I, Caso to the order of Hamilton Busbey for $5,000, which wo are authorised to hold ; as a forfeit, The proposition forwareed by Ames' real [ from Cleveland with the check is this: estate agoncy. “Mr, Case is willing to match Jay-Eyo- Chas. W. Humilton and wife to John |See for & race or an exhibition heat W. Percival wd, lots 18 and 19, Suany- |agsinst any horse for $10,000 a side, half side add., 81,300, forfoit; to” b trotted either at Hartford, Hans. J. Hansen to Arson Stevenson | Paovipence, or Chicago, as may be mut- wd, n 4, lot 14, block 11, E, V. Smith’s | ually agreep upon, each Fnrty to choose add., §700. one judge and they a third: the Turf, Chas. H. Brown et al to Samuel S.|Field and Farm to be stake-holder,” Curtis qed, 240 acres in sw 33 and 34, | The exhibition beat clause is put in to t 16, r 13, $100. meet any objection that Mr, Vanderbilt Augustus Kountze and wifa to George | may raise to trotting a three in five race Ludvik wd, n }of e 4, lot 25, and e }, |according to rule. If Mr, Gordon and lot 26, Kountze's 2nd add., 0, his frionds are eager for a race, if they C. O. Carey and wife to J, B. French believe that Clingstone is a better horse et al, wd, lot b, block G, Lowe's add, |than Jay-Eye-Sce, now is their oppor- $200. tunity. 1f neither of the tracks named James Brown et al to Anna M, Pater- | are satisfactory to Mr. Vanderbilt or Mr. son, w d, lots 11 and 12, block L, Lowe's | Gordon, Mr. Case will allow the choice add, $460, to be determined by lot. The $5,000 A. B. Rogers and wife to Geo, W. |forfeit which we hold is evident that the Ames, cd, part lot 14, Tuttle's sub-div, ur:fi; of Jay-Eye-See means trot instead 81 ol was ono long to be remembered by all present. The following transfers were filed for record in tho county clorks office Juno 28, and reported for the B S e ——— Rovising a Verdict, Detroit Free Pre The train was just entering Erin Tenn, when we heard the sharp toot! toot! toot! of the whistle, and such passengers looked from the window saw Geo, W. Ames and wifo to Ruth E. Rogers, q ¢ d, part lot 14, Tuttle's sub- diy, 81 e Murdered Through & Bridge. Krokuk, Towa, June 30,—The construction train on the Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City railroad went through @ temporary k ( o bridge over the Grand river, near Suwmner, | African with a bundle over his shoulder Mo., to-night. The engine, five cars and |straight ahead on the track, The whist- caboose are in the bed of the stream. Ten |]g was blown and the bell rung, but he men are reported missing, and others in in- | gt eention “and all of s sudden the jured, ioked hi i cow-catcher picked him up and flung him fifty foet to one side, A gangof men body to the depot, and o — Ilinois W) sk, Pronia, June 30,—~The internal revenue | brought the collect th district of Tllinois for the | among the dozen of us who stopped off at 0t 1884, 1,0 - | tho villagon Coronor's jury was solocted. croase 842 Export shipmonts for the |1t seemed a plain enough case, The ear were 95,800 packages containing 2,161,- | man came to his death by being struck by a locomotive on the L. & N, 10ad, Buch was the verdict rendered, but no sooner was aunounced than the Coroner observod, i fic and Michigan Oen. A et with . Mty | Gentloman, return sud amend - your Cential dircet all rail route to Detrolt | verdict. You haven't said anything and all poinfs west, southwest | about carelossness,” and northwest. We returned to the room and amended e — by adding that the engineer was blame- House furnishing goods largest, assort- ! less in the case, and the coroner received ment and low prices at 19156 Douglas [ us with: nireet, J. Boxyex, “Very as far as it ud good, gentlemen, > batly deal @ I atly doa!, s (Consultation and Correspondence G'ratis, HON., EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, says: ** Physician o] itea aplliiy ana Marked Success,” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, i **An ronorabla M Hours 8 to b, made to go around the wrists, haw to bo button across the ball of the thumb.” “What constitutes a well-fitting “One that conforms to the shape of the hand. Some think a glove to fit well must fit tightly, Such is not the fact, A comparatively looso-litting glove has a better appearance than one that is half a size too small. Some women are not content unless their gloves are so tight that the fingers look like sausages and the back of the hand like parchment stretched over a drum-head. If ladies would wear their gloves so that they could put them on without the aid of powder or the touble of working them on for an hour their hands would be bet- o — ter dressed and their gioves bills re- f duced to two-thirds, 1 should not com- plain, though I suppose, for 1t makes business good, and that is the main point with us after all, RUEMPING, BOLTE & COMPANTY, ~MANUFACTURERS OF — ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Crestings, Motallio Sky-lights, & th Stroct, Omaha, Nebraska, Dormer Windows, Finials, Window Caps, Ir “Tin, Iron and Slate Roots erd, 810 Bouth Pioneer Hook and Ladder Oo, No, 1. You are requested to attend the rogu- lar meeting of P, H. and L. Co. No. L., at their hall, this (Tuesday) even- ing, July lst, at 8 o'clock, By order of Chas. Fisher, Foreman, E. G. RyLey, Secretary. per F. H. K. 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