Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1884, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE. J Baturday Morning Agust 9. e LOOAL BREVITIES. —A party of Chinese emigrants wero on board the Union Pacifio train yosterdsy on- oute from Ban Francisco to New York. —There will bs regular meeting of Rxth Robocon degros, Lodge No. 1, in Odd Fellow's hall, at Bo'clock S aturday evening, August 9, 3881, A full sttendance is requested. —The red and green line streot cars are How eompelled totransfer their passengers at tho otuer of Fifteouth street and Capital avenue, owing to the taking up of the track on Capi- tal avenus by thegraders. OMARA DATLY Bha-- WEST. —-ANID— Furniture! SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 184 WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINE OF RATTAN C IAIRS OF ANY FURNITURE HOUSE IN THE OVER ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES OF GHAIRS ON HAND. These Chairs are offered for Sale as low as they can be bought in the Eastern cities. An Immense Stock of ‘ CHA MBER S UITS Parlor NEW STYLES OF OFFICE DESKS, ETC, ETC. Great Reductions will be made on all lizes of Furniture for the nextThu-ty Days, prepara- | tory to occupying our new building. to Leavenworth streets is completed and at- | had the misfortune to lose his wife near Plum tention 18 now turned to that poiat between Léavenworth street and the depot, The. car track has been paved and no trouble ls now exparienced on Ninth etreot. —The captains of {the varions base ball clubs playing at the Athletlc park are requested to meet at the northeast corner of Fourteenth and Douglas stroots this evening at 8 o'dock. Thos. A. Golden, secretary. ~—The work of paving among the many tracks and oross-tracks at the corner of Fif- teenth and Fa pam streets s progressing finely and the work will be completed in few days. Whea tho spaoe 1 all filled in with granite up even with the top of the railsit will not be 6o bad to drive over ag waa at first thought, —And now comes what bids fair tobe the most exciting game of ball of the entire sea- —The emigraut businees has been protty dull for & fow weeks, but iplolang up sgain now. Throo cars filled to overflowing with passcnge:s to wettle in the west were attached %o the noon train yesterdey. ~—The examination of Dr. Henry Durbam, oharged with manslaughter for administering an overdose of soonite to Jawes Hou'ek, which was wet for yesterday, was contin ued unul next Wedneaday afternoon, ~The Capital Avonue skating rink waa re- - opbuod Thursday evening, About five hundred ‘werein attendance, and » number indulged in o glide on the rollers, Tho A. O, H, band was wresent and furnished the music for the ocos- wion, ~Mies Balbach and the Misses (iraft enter- talnod & large party of their young friends very agrcosbly last evening at the residonoo of Mr, Balbach, Harney street. Tho grounds were brilllantly illomivated and in all respects the party was attractive, ..yg;m ona of the steam rollery &b the Laundry Thursday, Mis Oleve Drigge, an employoe, had two fingers of ber Toft hand dislocated sud the the hand badly bruised by being caughf” in tho rulls, Dr. Wnn.-lq sot the broken fingers, and @ons the girl home, A potition was received by Judge Beueke yoaterdsy askingthat Mrs, Conuars,Mi s.Coony the Davises and othor charaoters of that class, o driven from tte river bottoms. . The piti- thon was sigued by both residents of the bot- toms and table lands. —Judge Wakely, Thureday, granted an in- Junction upon application of R. H. Shavnon and Thomas Nolav, so restrain the city from payiog to Willlam Fitch & Co., sewer builders say money due the firm. The tw) first mamed gontlemen have also wkod that a re- weiver be appoiut«d for the firm and for an socounting of the fira's funds, —Kighteenth strect Is being gaded aud from #ho old bridge out to the end of the street pre- wents & sorry sight. The fencos and side walks A-h torn up and the plows and serapers in their work in grest shape, The ‘Ihid'w-thurfl which had been con- #dered risky for some time past, has boen torn down and & new cueis boing erectod in it stend. Lo consequunce of this the » have ot been runplig to theend of hs ne and will not fox sowe time to come. AL some points on the strect the cut will veach elght foet in depth, ~The paving on Niuth streot from Harney son. The fire department of Omahn has chal- lenged the reportera and membars of the press of this city for & gama of ball to be played next Wedneeday aftechoon. The challenge bua boen accepted and now all that remains ls to vanquish the fos, ~The bollers for the new court house will be set outaide of the main bulldiog in a small- or ona whioh s now belng erected for tha' purposs. he bullding will bo built under wround on the southwest corner of the court- Creek. She reti. ed in good health in the even- ing, awoke ill the next morning and shortly aftor died. The conductor took up & contri- bution on the teain collecting $25to ald the distre 8 d busbind who evidently was ia much need of money under tho circumstances. —Thursday afterncon Mra, A. 8, Quinton, goneral seoretary of the Women's Nutional Indian association, addressed the ladies of Omabha in tho First Prosbyterian church. Af- ter a very eloquent address by this talented Iady, a branoh socioty of the association was formed In this city, and the following ladies were chosen as officers: Mra, James . Wool- worth, president; Mrs, James, secretary; Mra. Maxfield, treasurer; Mra, Locke, first vice president; Mrs Sherrill, second vice president, —Workmon are now engaged In fitting up the state tair greunds and placing them in readinces for the meeting of the State Fair association, September 5, 6, 8, 9, 10,11 and 12, During the heavy wind-storme of the forepart of the summer many of the smaller buildings were blown down and they are now belng rebuilt, Much new work, building stalls, eto., is also belog dcne, and when all is completed the grounds will be in better con- dition than tor & mumber of yesrs befo:e. A great deal of attontion will be paid to the teack, ae it ia oxpocted that some very god horses will be present to take part in the house lot, and 'will be 563 feet long, 22 feot | races, wide and 16 feet deep. The roof of the house will be flush with the ground and provided with eky-lights, ~—This momiog Mr, losed. =D, H. L. Ramloourtte, who iv well known in this oity to horsemen, is wbeut to open on Harnoy streot a hospital for sitk and lame animals, where they will bo treated on scien: The doctor was formedly horwe surgeon of Columbia Veterinary collegs, of which he is & graduate, This new institu- tlon for Omaha will supply & long folt want. ~The Colored Blaine and Logan Olub its hall in Lytle's block. Owing to the fact of the primaries being held last night, it was de- cided to adjourn early. Before adjournment, bowuver, the cl ib decided to scoept the invi- tation of the colored republioans of the Bluffs to tuke part in » grand Blaine and Logan Tuesday tific princip'es, met ywlerday nmight ot demonstration at that place on night, —Mr, Lawls Heyn, the photographer, s one of the happ'est and proudest men in Nobraska, He has been & married man just one year yester lay and at b o'olock in the & m his wife made nam a wodding prosent in the shape of & bright and laughing little baby boy. In addition to this arrival Mis. Hoyn's wother aod el ter, from Detroit Michigan, and Mr, Heyn's brother, from the same place have come to celebrate the first anuiversary of their marriage. ~=1t was loarned last evening from Condue- tor D, B Brown, of the U, P., that » gent'o- wan by the nawe! of Moran, accompanied by bi: wife nod child, on the wey to Rock laland Guthrie's oouncil will argue & motion for writ of habeas ocor- pus to take Mr, Guthrie from jail, before Judge Wakeley, Mrs, Guthrie who has boen vory ill for saveral duys with pueumonls, is reported worse to-day and for that reason, If for no other, many people express themselves #e hoplng thatj My, Guthre may be re- —The first party of the season wias given Thursday ovening atshe rosidence of Mr, and Mre, Geo. W, Doane, on Chicagostreet, About fifty coup- les of the elite of the city were in attendance. The large parlors were brilliantly lightod and decorated with flowers, The oar pots wore cov- ered with canvass and the Muslcal Union or- chestra furnished the muaslo, while flying feet kept time, Upon the lawn a luge platform was erected and the smooth surface wes con- stantly filled the with merry waltzers, It was o very fashionable affair and a fitting opening of what promisse to be a most brilliant season 1o the society world, —At the opera house last night Wood's Dime Museum gave a show to a fair sized au- dience, The entertainment is one of rare merit, and 1s worthy of first-class patronsge The rope walking of Prince Dumspiro was wonderful and elicited hearty applause. Car ter, the juggler and balancer, atouished all by his almost miraculous foat of balanciog. Big, Giovauni, with his musical glasses avd performing canary birds, adds greatly to the performance, His performance upon the glaeson is very fine, and his flock of birds are worthy of & great doul of pralas. In fact the whole entertaivment is a model one, aud is only marred by one featuro and that Is by the horrible accompadiment uzon the piauo by W, Luders. His socompaeniments are simply tor- rible and tend to ruio what would otherwise be a very good act. His time Is no time, and instend of following the soloist, he insists on leading, and that too by & full half measure. ~The U. P. band gave s delightful open wr concert at Jeffarson Square Thursday l!'.u-lv -lur supper the peopl to gather 2 e e S e sblaote wha pen lbo-q\un Wit llled -lth anxious lsteners, while on all sides on the outside the fence, the stroots were with teams congert -unlnhn wer prowis d, aud each pumber as i was given was hoartily encored, Ev-y +ody unites In saylog “‘do 80 some more.” ~ Bllicgs & Convor, Deatiste, opp. P, O, DEWEY &Zo S'I.‘Ol\'l' ==, 1115 and 111'7 Fa.rna.m Street. BREPUBLICAN PRIMARIES, An Unusual Lack of Interest Shown by the Party Yesterday, The republican primaries, to elect del- egates to the county convention which meets noxt Monday afternoon in the city hall building, were held in the various wards and precincts yesterday evening. In the city there were ocontests in two wards only, the Third and Sixth, In the first mentioned ward the hoodlums aad transient citizens, headed by the frisky Smichdt, Sahler and Wi ht, sucoeeded in carrying i the primaries without resorting to the disreputable act of stealing the tickets or kioking over the ballot box. The close proximity of Schmidt’s saloen to the polling place had a talismanic influence toward inducing the trinity’s satellites to vote for the ticket nominated in a caucus where eight republicans only were present. In the Sixth an opposi- tion ticket o the regularly nomimated one headed by Furay was in the field, the .hohon ruuung in & part of both bemx Omah; sucoesaful, The !:“ofln; is the resnlt: First Ward—E. M. Stenberg, John G. Taylor, Josiabh Kent, R. McDonald, William Doll, 8, Jorgensen, J, W. Muuroe, Second ward—I. 8., Hascall, Morris Morrison, Mike Lahy, T, W. Bhokbnm 8. J. Larson, John Healy and Lonis Berka. Third ward—John H. Sabler. Price Sanders, Walter A, Moyer, W. F. Schmldt,l? D, Kent, Robert Sexauer, Robert Gi Fourth 'nd—ohl. H. Dewey, John Plunon. Brcl R. OB h. E Bm.h ward—T. J, Stanley, Lonis Kammer, A. H. Bander, D. W, Lane, N.J. l'hllllp. Benjamin ¥alton and J. W, Nichols. e e— Nebraska's Corn Orop. A Chicago paper of recent date from reliabl reports from nearly all points in this stato estimates that Nebraska's corn arop for this year will exceed 120,000,000 bushels, an amount incomprehensible to the human mind. Allowing 500 bushels, the urdmn%oqunnmy for a car, it will take 240, cars w move Neb- raska's crop from her borders Thirty feetis the usual length of a feeight car, 176 of which would make a train one mile long. Divide 240,000, the number of cars necessary, by 174, the number in a mile and the quotient will be 1363, or the lengti o miles of this corn trans- porting train and a distance equal to that from Council Bluffs, Iows, to New York City and extending sixty-three miles be- youd. AUGTION, Police Court. In police court yesterday there were a gooaly number ef evil doers. Joseph Leningar f¢r being drunk and disorderly was fined $6 and costa. James Scott was charged with disturb- ing the peace. Jim thought he had not disturbed the peace of this city, and his case was continued Charles Fisher refused to plead guilty to a charge for disturbing the peace, and his case was continued. Nettie Howard and Flora Benson, two of the demimonde, were charged with disturbance of the peace. They claimed 1t waa their landlady and a drunken man who made the noise, and they were held until the matter could be investigated. ; James Lynch and Tea Huth wree ar- rested abous five o'clock for fighting. Jim got 85 and costs, while Ted carried off the banner, getting 810 and coata, Thus ended the morping lesson, ——nm— Blaine and Logan Rally, A grand rally will be held in Council Bluffs, Iowa, by the oolored Blaine and Ingm club of that city, on Taesday eve- ning, August 12th, 1884.. The colored voters of Omaha are all invited to attend, ‘I'he following are the speakers from a: Rev. Birl Mitchell, Dr. W, H. C. Btevenson, A, H. Willis, A GOLD WATOH FOR TWENTY- FIVE CENTS. Mess. Kaufman Bros,, of 207 8. 16th street, will give to ‘each and every pur- chaser of 26 centa worth of cigars num- bered ticket which will be good for one chance in the drawing of a $40 gold watoh. These drawings will take ? on the last day of each month unfil tm-- thur notice, POWDER Absolutely Pure. On Baturdsy, Aug 9, 10 a. m., at 620 8 10that. The Entire Btock of Pawn| ahispowdot never :a_ e AT & pusonste Bmhn Goods, oconsisting of Watches, | the ordinary kinds,aud eass w be ¢ Inmw f porodgr e Mg mm--nn-muh-b & thort weight slam or of-8i W, B, ul.uu, Auctioneer, DR op M MERGELL & ROSENZWEIG, Are prepared to do work: UTSIDE THR OITY 1] [] A n oy M Practical Painters & Decorators,|y, S CARRY TI'E LARGEST AND FINEST RETAIL STOOK OF HOUSE, WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS | “'SNb rresco 7" naoen_1615 Dougles Sree, O0aMD. et 5%3{&% ; Booth’s Oval Brand OYSTERS —AND- EFresh F'ish AT WHOLES.A XEh D. B BEEMER, Agert, OMAHA, NEB The Largest Stock in Omaha: and Makes the Lowest Prices Furniture. DRAPERIES ANC ‘MIRRORS, 4 CEANMBER! 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