Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1884, Page 5

L ———— OMAHA DAILY BEE- TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1884, A DISGRACEFUL WIFE, She Deserts Her Husband's Bed and Takes Another Man, Hall called at Tue Bex urday morning and poured into r's ear the story of his griefs which Iie desires made public. He says that ou the 1st day of August, 1883, in the town of Rich Hill, Mo, he married a sylph-like dining room girl who weigh- ed, when in fighting condition, 185 pounds, They came to this city and went to work for Mr, C. F. Willlams, Hall work- ing at grading and his wife cooking for Mr. Williams' family. All went merry a8 a marriage bill until about the 4th day of last Jaly, when Mrs. Hall formed a habit of drinking liquor and raised so much racket that she was obliged to leave Mr. Williams’ house and they went to live down on the bottoms. Hall had suspected that his wife was not as true to him as a strictly pure and virtuous woman should be and kept a watch upon her movements, On Thursday he was rud- denly called home from his work and found in the bed which Hall alone should occupy with Mrs. Hall, ono Willtam Conners, Hall drove Conners from the house and tried to argue with his way- ward wife that such things were highly improper and that sho as a married woman should not _ailow any man other than her husband such privileges, but she said she would do as she pleased about such things. Friday she left the house and went on a drunk with Connors and did not return home sgain until 2 o’clock Saturday morning. She lef% after hreakfast Saturday morning and indulged in another spree. Hall says that she at ono time took a large dose of morphine and nearly killed her- self. He still asserts that he loves her Iceston fice S a repor dearly, and if she will only go with him, he will move away and together they will begin life anow. 1£ she don’t brace up and Connors con- tinues to fool around, there is liable to bo a row in the camp, and don’tyou for- t it. | ——— PERSONAL, Harris returned Sunday, from Chica- of Wymore, iseat the Metropol- M. B. Clavey, of Chicago, isat tha Metro- politan, . R. Shaw, of Tekamab, is at the Metro- politan. J. C. Walker, of Grand Island is at the Metropolitan, F. G. Tucker, of Blair, is registared at the Metroplitan, W. C. MeDonell, of Neligh, is stopping at tha Metropolitan, Muya. J. T. Ellis, of Fremont, is the guest f the Metropolitan, G.'H, Quimbley,’of Minneapolis, at the Metropolitan. opping Miss Zella Wilson left yestorday to enter e State Normal at Peru, K. Van Diran, and 0. L. Patterson, irth Platte, are qusrtered at the Metropoli- tan. Miss Agnes Hannigan left last evening for Laramie City to visit her sister, Mrs, W. L. Murphy. Mr. T. W. Steadman, of the Union Pacific headquarters. and his wife, returned yesterday from i jaunt through Colorado. Mr. George Benson, ome of the clerks in General Baggage Agent Traynor's office,return- ed yesterday from a trip through the west. Miss Neilio Boyd and her troupe will pass through Omaha this morning en ronte for Denver, where they fiil;, an eneagement this weel H. T. Winston, a gentleman well known in this city, returned yesterday from a visit to Coney Island, and other eastern wutering places. Mr. Will Young, one of Tirrell & Cook’s pleasing clerks, returned yesterday from a thres woeks' visit with friends in the east. He had a good time and is greatly recuperated by his visit. General Traffic Manager Kimball and fani- Iy, General Ticket Agent Stebbins, of the Union Pacific, and L. M. Bennett, of the Pullman palac mpany, and wife, lett by special car Suturday to attend the meeting Saratoga. My, Fred McConnell and family, of Salt Lake, arrived in this city yesterday, Mr. McConnell will hereafter make his head rters in Omaba, Mr, and Mrs, McCon- car c wn be found for the present at the howe neli i Mr, W, ( strcet. ). Taylov, 316 South Twenty-first A large line of Giold and Silver watches just urrived, which will be sold at the vor- lowest’ prices; also great bargains A. B, HUBERMANN Cor, 15th ana Dou 22026 B Yesterday's Gar About 150 persons witnessed the third game between the Union Pacifics and Keokuks yesterday afternoon. The contest was a simple repetition of the two former ones, and was almost wholly dovoid of interast until the close of the cighth innings when the score stood soven to seven, The visiting team showed more vim at this point than was manifested by it at any time before in any of the games, The innings resulted, however, in the visitors being shut out, the Union Pacifics crossing home plate, The interest of the game centred in Fowler, the colored member of the Keo- kuks, who filled the pitcher's box, He proved a puzzler for a couple of innings, but toward the close of the game he was batted quite freely. jelow is the score by innings: 1284506789 [Union Pacific W 0082002070 Keokuks 00202008 —— Just received elegantline Fall & Winter Woolens, 1. Kalish,16th and Davenport, al8-lm e — Postal Promotions, Loyal 8. Molo was yesterday promoted 1o tho vacancy in the postofiice caused by the resignation of John W, Honza, The position formerly occupied by Clerk Elmer G, Cochran was filled by Frauk Oleson, also promoted. E. S. Clelan was appointed janitor of the postoffice department of the govern- ment building. luthe postal service ¥, H, Cole and | zotte L. V. Heleman from Class 3 to CI were 1. promoted L. E. Ewens, recently appointed to Class 1, assumed the duties of his oflica yosterday. — THE HOSPITAL FAIR. A Fine Opening Last Evening and Prospects of a Great Sncoess St. Joseph's Hospital Fair opened in Falconer's hall last ovening in a most encouraging manner, a large number of the friends of the church and visitors be ing present. The second floor of the buliding was woll filled with booths from which num- erous things, such as crockery, toilet and fancy articles, furniture and wares of many kinds, were offered for sale. In one corner of the room was a wheel of fortune also, upon the turning of which the boys and young men were allowed to venture their change. The ladies in charge of the var- fous departments were most ingenions in porsuading the visitors to part with a little of their change to help along this most worthy cause, The Musical Union orchestra furnished a delightfal programme of its cholcest selections last night, and tonight the A 0. H, barnd will entrance its hearers by its melodious strains. The fair is under the direct supervis- ion of Fathers Glauber and Jennette, as- sisted by the following committees: FixaNcE.—Messrs, Creighton and Glauber, MaNaceveNT, —Messrs, Donovan and Bushman, PusrisiinG,—Messrs, Rush and Bau- mer. i Surriies,—Messrs, Murphy and Wha- en. Music.—Mr. R. 0'Keefe. The following are the names of the tables and the ladies in charge of them: St. Mary Magdalene's tablo—Under the direction of tho ladies of St. Muy Magdalene church: Mrs, Josoph Frenzer, Mrs, Bernard Koester, Misses Josie and Aunie IHerold, Mrs, MoNally, Mrs, Hoinzmann, Miss Carrio Koester and others. Holy Family table—Mrs. John A. Creighton, §Miss Lizzie Murphy, Miss Dacy, Miss Crowley and others, Sodality table—Under the direction of the Young Ladies’ Sodality ofticers. Hospital table—Under the direction of Mrs. Little, Mrs, J. F. Daly, Mrs. An- drew Murphy and Miss Carmody. The refreshment tal)les—Mrs. M. Don- ovan, Mra. G. M. O'Brien, Mrs, James Creighton. Noarly two years have elapsed since a Hospital fair was held in this city, and it ishoped that the people of Omaha will donate most liberally toward assisting this undertaking whose object is so char- itablo and deserving. FIXING THE GROUNDS. A Stone Wall To Be Built Upon The East Side of The High School Square, 1f the stene wall now contemplated by the board of education for the east side of the High School grounds ba built ac- cording to plans adopted last night, not only a long needed improvement will be added to the many of the school district but also an ornament to that patt of the city. The proposed wall will be (00 feet long, extending from Dodge to Daven- port strect. 1t will bo threa fect high, twenty inches thick at the base and eigh- teen on top. There will be two twelve and a half feet corner entrances, one on Davenport and one on Dodge street in the torm of a (uarter circle. At the head of Capitol avenue will be another fourteen feet wide of the common, straight pattern, Behind the wall will be a small gutter made from cement to protect the wall from being damaged by the srrface water. 1t is the intention of the board to fully complete its construction this fall. Bids are already in and referred and a meet- ing of the board will bo called at an early dato to let the contract for constructiry it. Declined A Second Time, Lo formal declination by Rev. Potter L. L. D., of the Nebraska Fpis- copate, 1o which he was elected last June has been reccived. A special council has been called by the standing committeejto meet on Wednesday, November Oth, when nother election will be held to fill the vacancy caused by Bishop Clarksor’s death. - — —A fight of one round took place last even ing between a city ofticer and the keeper of onc of the principal a front of one of the leading drinking place The battle was summarily ended by the ap pearance of friends, who separated the com- batants, but not until the liquor vender had broken his gold-headed cane over the official's head, ons in the city, in With a singleoxception, overy one of th teachers in the public schools reported to Sn- perintendent James last ovening, The ag- gregate of pupils yesterday was 4,300, nearly 400 wore than were in attendance when school opened for the fall term last year, Nearly 200 students were in attendance the High sehool yesterday. The two rooms in the attic wera well filled, and everything moved off luw?pluu»mltly for the first day of school, Mr. James cstimates that four Lun- dred more pupils will be in attendaucs before the term ' closes, fr s The Noble Red Man, Biswarck, Dak., September 1, Sitting Bull and wife, Spotted Horn Bull asd wif Long Dog, Grey Fagle, Flying Boy, Crow Esgle, Princess Winona, Red Spear, all § oux chiefs, accompanied by ' Leuis Primean, in- terpreter, and agent McLaughlin and ' wite and boy of Standing Rock agency, left here tonight for Minneapolis to attend the fair, — Blaine Will Talk, Mascigstir, N, H., September 1,—The Now Loring, commissioner of a an adds Thursday, the people at the fair g eveing hold a receptic —— All Quict In Hocking Valley, CINCINNATI, Sept, 1.—A Everything is quie alley tonight as far as learne ee— In the past thirty years there have been many remedics advertised for the cure of kidney and liver troubles and diseases of the urinary organe, Of only one oan it be said that *‘it is never known to fail.” That one is Huxt's [Kidney England fair has opened, George L. ulture, delivered Ine will addres unds, and in the Commercial Gas ol suys. Hocking and Liver] Rexevy. W MAPS OF OMATTA—Bomis has reduced prics < intermittent f day# to 85 from §10 heretofore, il_‘li(‘l/\l‘ NOTICE® A& Apsoialy will Positivelynot be tneerted nnless paid 1n advance. AN INSOLENT OFFICIAL, at Staton Island, - at St n 1 1 T—A brick cottags n's 10th 8t., near depot if the partie T DETROIT, The Cuicf of Police of Pittsbarg Re- oeives a Deserved Rebuke, BEN BUTL Homwo of 10 rroma with modern im. TO LOAN-Monev, Bediord, Souer, & Davis. A Receiver tor th Burrows' Estate, prointed roceiver of the wonld Vote For Jackson, Bat Not A Jargo second floor and basement, Inquire 1118 Har ONEY TO LOAN In sumy of §800 Davia and 0o, Roal Estate an Agonts, 1635 Farnam St rJackson's OR RENT-One of the fineat residonces in the 11 rooms, furnace, hot'and cold cold water baths water closots, grafos, sto. §70.00 por monsh. 13th and Frenam Result of His Over UMcious With Southern Democrats, lissipated by President W national bank ts management ness in Ordering the Aunstrian HELP WANTED. Darker & Mayne, Haul Down o general hor sework Septemb roit, Mich, Septembar 1 northwest corner 196k and Capitol avente, ed in this city this afternoon from N Ho was met at Fssex, Canada, by tec of twenty Wt the Grand Housa 6 rooms yard, clstorn water. Park Wildo ave, er month 1411 k-keeping. One who rred the dogre Rov. Father Hig He is the first person in this c Tives at_home Cirens Park tonight The meeting {8t Joseph T—A two story trame birldiag suitable Largs collar, upstairs suitable for Inquire on premives, corer 20th and vel Austro-Hungarian Cov tioned at this city, to tako down the Austrian it as @ violation of a rdinance, prohibiting street wnce of by the state depart United States, as the ul Schamberg, sta ANTED—One encrgetio man to sell g Stoady employ m orderly at first, owing to defects in arrange very enthusiastio, at length upon the tariff qnestion, and declar wd in favor of tariff, but wanted it no other purposa under Heaven but the foster- ing_of Amcrican 10th St, 6332 frout room 1615 Nicol o toly at Seydell & Ahl Ml T , 10th and California fleg because ho regarded Washington 8 cial to Chicag ng Indian commissioner has re ceived a letter from R, A, Allen, agent of the Piegan Indians, who are said t Mr. Allen says that the estimates of his pre decessor, Joha Young, vides loss than five arnished rooms with board, 1812 an gl {0F genorl house cor. 17th and Douclas, structions, has been taken cogni trinn government went of the correspondenca will show Two girls for kitol il to o sowing NT-Two flurnished south front rooms be starving, He said that the people were ask- wdl to support the republican ,and ~ democratic Jackson were For himself, he would have voted for Jackson if the democrats had nominated him, but he would not boots, stuffed with eouthern democrate. Mo argued at longth against railrond and other corporate monopolies, and said that un loss the ovils that the law fostered coased would come inthe country ending his speech in theso words: **Think 1 do not say think of it, you have fthought of it won of propertyito think mtoreits your children and those who will com~ after you.™ Why do you, Gen Six roum cottage, fine location, h and Douglas, On enlary, two Indies and two gontlo. v the fiseal year pro- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, PENNSYLVANIA COMMONWEALTH OF s wid 1ot Rooms In Crounse's Block, ing more than that, and would continue to do <o while he had it on his hands, as ho will not ot the Indians starve while he has auything Tho berries which the Tndians aro now gathering and eating will soon run thera were times whon rtrees and ate the in and bodies to- ounces of flour to eash person. % dollvery 17k 16 & Must. undorstand the horsesand speak German and whero o Iy Thursday Angust 2 Andrew Fulton, Mayor of the city of Ono_grand square piano. ofEdholm and ki Addross 7. 1% C. T have the honor to submit to you the en f & communication, received this drick T, Frelinghuysen, At Washington, regard to difficulties existing i consul at Pittsburg, and the chief of police of the sama city, and to re- quest that it receive your prompt and that you communiicate to mo at your oa le result of your ‘action Respectfully yours, Roukiir C. Parrisox, WASHINGTON, August 1884, His Excellency Robert ©. Pattisol Governor of Pennsyly Baron Schaeffor, minister of Hungary at this capital, recently brought to the attention of this department that on & rocent ceremonial occasion the anniversary of his majesty the of Austria and Hungary —when the Austro Hungarian consul of Pittsburg displayed the g of that nation in front of was premptorily ordered by the chief of police_to take 5 #tve Asiv NT-—One 700d six rosm houso 92 time, anarchy ANTED=A irl at 1418 Dodgo street, between ay from the/Hon, ¥ FOR SALE. Employment Ly & German in s hotel 78, 11th strect. . Mannweilor, Austrio-Hun ner bark to keon their gother, and all the tine they wore begging for Lt one time, ™ the agont says, issued imds of bacon that Thad ier's Printing office, cor. PED—Good laundiess, 8, W, corner Harney And 10t stroots At and Farnam street Men say to me, an_employer and v do_you trou! over two thousand p not receipted for, dermned by the board of '\r'[.l”h‘ done o had they liest convenience A competent girl. Apply at 2124 Da. travelor, ix years old, yourself about” these How can_you be the friond of the 2 Why, 1 any, 1 am the friend Whitover hapj ny chiliren and NOR SALE—Ealoon and boarding house or, 307 8. 11th stre: not haen in a TANTED A geod arber, §10 & week Hotel Barber Shop. DEPARIVENT OF STATE, will soon again be busy making Provision 4 made for sup- mal food, A fow day tment 81,000 i car ont of the fund for Ho is eriticized Top Celivery wagon, team of pontes s, al80 perry road cart. with top, and harnoss, all first-class, at to leave my country to o8 unless some my childron's childrot, as | riceived it from my father, free and happy at, with liberty and oquality of right to all'mon in it. beeause T hopo to 800 this conn sotting the example fehat_peoplo can gov govern themselves bettor than they can bo government on AL IS1T Farnam Woman a8 ook oronces roquirod. St, an experinced Wagen $20 por with a stabla gov used for expenses last mout of assistants, for not asking permission to s os and provent snfforing. TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAY. Trands advortisod as absolutely pure CONTAIN AMMONIA. THE TEST: v an ton down o Tt A goodsorrel horse 6 years old 3 Horse very gontle. 1333 South 12th near Williams. Dintig room irl 1017 Capitol ave surchase supy purcl i bermalds who ean walt on cand one dintog-room gicl at tho Ocel JOR SALE—Drug storo sm Centrally located downg a good buginess. factory reason given for welling, tloficld, Omaha Neb. apital required. his consulate spread the doo 3 have some proporty and 1 donot w own 1 rain and_avarchy, justice is dono to_ the peo- ple (applanee) and therefore I am hero, can make no differenco to me for time 1 am o bo on carth. it will, comp sod competont girl for goneral OR SALE—Choap lots, 8 00 down €3.00 per month, and assisting worthy porsons to build 1in small family tterson & Co., cor hibited the hanging out of swinging gnals s street obstructicns borg, the consul in quest fused to remove the flag, ¢l right &0 to hoist, it treaty stipulation between the United States o until heated, then 1t probably ma die, for God my closing eyes_will' not look upon a distracted, divided and ruined coun Tt would adil & new But to you, to your children and children’s aye, to_ the world question above all others which should inter st and command attention and guide the ac- tion of the intelligent men and women of the country into whose keeping God has given all tho rights and privileges of mankind, mendous 1pplanse). Butler left tonight for ho speaks tomorrow. in the evening and had « conference committee of the national party, and it i said they will decide tomorrow whe A Confactionery Cigar and Tobacoo Reagon for selling QA MU PRRERS Jiately, two good Snall houso and balt fot, N rman avenue, south of Dr. Chambers’, ud Mr. John ty, it was suggested police of Pittsburg, wight have acted in ignorance of the consul's rights under the treaty received a report that t soemed disposad charitable view of the affair and let the drop without Schaeffer in a note to me the 23d that the chicf of polica has pursued t S0 far s o sue the consul_tor disobeyivg his orders, and has asked for Mr. Schamberg's ar circumstances tween Baron Schaeffor assistant secretary of « that Mr. Bram Address or call on Goo. W L, “ine sldo bir buggy cheap at G. iarbor, 700 south 10t (1. 160 acros improve rea hay, 8 ncros hog pastiie, 7 acres cul acres natur & timbor nprovements. will be flag had ror -~ BITUATIONS WANT LD, A BIAGION Dy & yoting man ina pri vand Rapids, whoro be in Muskegon sold on vory vasy torme, if a quire personally or by mail of W, Clair, Forest City, Sarpy County, Noh. TANTED—Situation by a young man in a whe the state central ¢ or reading cvenings. NUISALE—Orrent, an old o-tabliva ¥y, boots. shoes and queo ro busineas for salo towns inNebraska. 1. C.7 1013 Chicago st Ter he will put he invokes the interference n a8 clork o Hardwars or The fourteenth convention of July 1 wish to retireon a (lress Grocery Deal rticle of the consular coount of old age 0, between tha United ) Hungary provides that ——— THE MIN Kefordneos given, “Consuls general, consular agents shall be at liberty to place over the chief offices the arms of their nation stion, “Consulate T = 2 pianos, at Edholm ANTED —Porit/on as manager and huyor in dry & Erloknon'a Mrsalo Stors on 10th 8t Vory best of reforences Wo oflor for salo— ear ol Feoding Stoers, ar old Feeding Stoors. 100 Yearling Steers. Ao all good Towa Cattle STRANGE BROTHE Kioux City, lows. Governor Hoadley Finds The Situa- tion More Seriou He Supposcd. NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. ITS HEALTHFULNESS HAS NEVER DKEN QUESTIONED, seneral,” *‘Covsulate,” “Vico Consulate,” or *“Consular Agency,” They shall also e at hiberty to hoist their flag on biord vessels empl in port for the discharge of their dut unnecessary to that under the States the treaty in_question s part of the ne law of the land, and and affeet as a States, and is to T ANTED —Situation by a Danish girl at o at N. W. Cor. 23d ter of a century 1t has nsumors’ rolfablo test, THE TEST OF THE OVEN. PRICE BAKIN Dr, Price’s Special Flavoring Extrac dellclous and natural . Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems ¥or Light, Healthy Yiread, Tho Rest Dry Hop Yenst I the World. FOR SALE BY GROCERS. 871, LOUIS. s & B REAL ESTATE AGENTS ! WILLIAMS BLOCK 15th & Dodge Streets, KEEP YOUR EYE On this list for bargains, and if you wish a lot in any it to ront o houso Corvsnes, Ohio, Sept, 1.—Governor Hoad ley and others who have bean making an in spection of the minivg situation in the Hock “alley today, returned to the city tonight. svernor states the sit ploxing one, and is of a threatening character. He thinks with the men in their present tom por it will bo some time befoce the struggle is over, unless the operators should determine to make some concessions, visit to the mines with hope that the situation would prove to be such that there would be no necessity of sending troops, he was disappointed. ANTED—A situation by a young (Euglish) girl A sewing houso maid in good family. POR SALE—Ono qu re at the Merchas ke and 10t streot. and one pool table. POWDER 0., A situation by n Jady s cook in a pri T'wo and one-half acres and house in Uere 4 a chance to ted and obeyed obtan o home YOUnE MIATTION WA WADTA KITUALIOD 88 Dooks amunicipal ordinance in wholesale establishment in Omaha, withstanding, I have the honor to 2 ng the subject of those sug arly attention of the superior of the city of Pittsburg, advi. such functionary (presumably the mayor) th; avy proceedings which may have been insti- tuted by the chief of police against the consul issed without any char nlat the sume timo that a & explanation be made to precicely the nd Hungary Fiour Mill cheap, on ear located within fifty miles o4 Addross P. 0. Box 2418, r excellency b gostions to the MIBCELLANEOUB WANTS. TANTED—Inforn Who live | in Ch called Bulhoue's Grove He mado a per DOR SALE—At a grest hargain, tho Scott rosl denco proporty, just east ¢ desirablo 7 room cottage and BARKER & MAYNE. 15th and Farnam, In this however, At five this evening he red tho requisition of the sheriif for troops #hall at once he disn to that gentleman, conrteous and fitt American col sume rights in Austria claimed hy Schamberg in this instance, no doubt but that you will coincide with me in the sentiment that inter 8y no less than treaty obligations demands that these rights should authorities in the United Stat you to make known to me the result of such action as you may deem it proper to t in the matter. ilhits, Sutter Creck, Amader County, Cali- [ will bo sold at a sacrifioe, JANTED —Two or throo plenssnt unfurn!shed s ensuito by gontloman an wite, private d, within ten bloe- s of 1'a osirable location and ¢ c1ences exchanged. dairy and stock tarm of 800 ros undor cultivat critical points, tho governor had a request for two more companies at o to guard the property of the d and its bridges in the mora troops to- housos, barns, corrals, ete., ior dairy: ia well’ watered and all cholce grass and grazing and, with plenty ot ran Potter & Cobh, Htocking Valley Ho reflised to night, but ordered sevoral com to go to the front ton should they benecded, X two latter placos an attack s feared When the governor loft Logan for bis trip of the mines this after 1l points that Sult the Teading nmers, and at some place wrrival of the train there were as niany us five For kalo cheap. Ferespected by all Farnam stroct ED—Room ani hoard for gentloma —Engines now and second hand 10 h. p. portablo and station y size and style. Richard & Clorke, U, P 1LY, bet, 17th mnd 15th St4. Om ninutos watk of Paxt " care of Lee ol 15 . p. wed 2 b ta smail furnished houso in a o location by & gentlon. Reforences given, nt Scrvant, (Signed), ¥D'K T FIELINGHUYSEN, he was absent when the office suitable for o smal Will sell for cash or ex- he wished tocon change for Omaba C Chief Braun occurre n until he consuls his attornoy. i for light housckeop Address S, L otfico, FOR BALE—1wo ono dollvry way venient to B offico, m n, chioap, &t 1819 Harooy B, what he had to s; sonvillo the demonstration TANTED—§2,000 on first-class city security,for 5 was of amassive Dox 620 Post- there being botween six and sevon csent who had carnages and a band to escort the governor to tho equara for purpose of making a spee d a commitiee tions ax the governor it quite intoreting governor was for order and the their doing then part in this rog at this point that he ordered the ¢ points named, and the miners were not ed over this move, zovornor wonld move unless he wi LATEST FOREIGN NEW, 01t SALE—A cloan etock of Wardwaro in Central Address “A, B." Bee Publist WAL YOUF papor THE] MEETING OF THE EMEPEORS, The emporer will meet e the middl The Empor not be present. I Estato, w0 and s SEARS & BOSARD, Touso of five rooms on halt FOL RENT--HONDOH ANa LOLS. ViENNa, Sept > A NORRENT—Cottago five rooms, clo venwortl, near No. 218—91,700 400 t time of T MinCELLANEOUS. of Germany progressed, and 1 nerc and & room brick house n — T | silver brimwing, 1o plossant room, siitablo fo Finuer will pleaso returs £ 1514 Dougl wtrect Tlouso of i 100ma o OR KENT—AL§ on ousy terma, €600, and §20 por 1 ono or two gentlowen, ot RAIN ITALY. it lowost pricos, ad- Good cistern and well, soup house is opened at Spezia, there have buen tventy-five deathy in’ thirty. Shops aro elosed & Italy, where Schuyler, Neb, they had sup "Also new upticht e block from 13th st S0l on ensy torg, o of 4 rooma on 111 lot, Ce , clstom and valks, 185, SCHRRODE I, Mugnictic He at 1921, Cass strlot, 1 tho military At Perpignan s within two duys. past 24 hours Furnished south ol disoases free there were cight d Narees, Septembor 1, twenty froch cases of cholera o e have been several deaths, ases of sickness have appeared in Hovelday province. GEIVMANY'S PRENCI PROVINCES, ny Horeat 2210 Come « can have the game by proving V& perty and payiogfor thisnotice, 7 undorsigned, Aug. 24, 1884, crey ware with Tho 24 and 8d oors of the new three lingon 10th, botween Farnam and Har Tottor to John Ledwick Oma Houso of two 16 A pocket ook Touso of four rooms on full lot, on 16th stroot, sonth Onig Houss of five rooms on full lot in Pur: ono block north of 820,000 behoo ont, good woll, clstorn, &Ge.,and a bar Yok, Sept. 1, The pasenger rate war to tho west Ted a in uglier shaps tha open outbreak between the trank lines curred, but general tendency near Doaf and Dumb asy i, ore Gwier can havo sawo by proving four shocs on roperty and § wan at 1619 Farna mith's addition, two south and esst front, on car Ii wly furnishod rooms private fam- ily 1013 Chicago st law promulgated by ron de Manteutfcl, governor of Als A white and red teor b now on premises of the un Just northwest of Cre Aug. 80, 1854, 6173 edinclination toward lower rates, rmer Farnam streot, ood dwellings on lot, bash, St. Louis and Pacific « Louix at £17, against a tariff rate of How much more of and near court house, t nall furnishod front room to but in businoss property, And lots of bargaion &)l over town. and oxamine our list for improved proporyy. HAWTHORNE, TABOR PLACE, OMAHA VIEW, 1ditions, and it wo fa! 4. W.BHANK, sh families i that country, and oblig natural zed Ger adult sons et mans or quit the counts when they become of age, scription or expulsion, READY T0 60 10 OHIN A, Tortox, Septemk 1021 Capitol ave, th, medinm sized roan cow; 1 small horns with tops Large bag of milk. word rogarding , [P0 KENT Fuinishd room boallowad under pressure from s shrowd pass enger could not he brokers, who carefully intimated that top of right car clip turnedslightly toward forehead. foans bring her or ang her toMorrlx Hanafan sth and Capitol avenue ¥ 86.00 reward, arned, but son room south front Falrview 8t.. 4th Nouso north St. Mary's 5525 was not the extrem cut, that the company could be induced to House wi'h six largo rooms, 0. F. Davig & Co., 1508 aruam St. s vilver watch aud ladie were placed troops for China, | ——— BASE BAL Furnished room for cno or two gen- tlemen, 716 Luavenworth stroot. t, hotwoen 7th and Sth And n all first-class Insido o find a lab to suityou, out of our extensivo list, Botweon corner 10th and Capitol ave. atr Ol eyo glasses, Pleasoloaveat 1618 Dédge ot., and recelve reward. ont Reunton, atch to Tir Be Frexoxt, September upion of the Grand Army of the | Mary's ava. Con 16, por mouth hat plat south of I oty from §:00 to §3:0, 810 or more down at time of §200 down aud we will Boston 8; Chicago 4. lndelphin.—Dotroit 2 Philadelphia alo and monthly pay 1ld you a house on the lot, Hawthorno 13 west of the High Bohool one nd wo aro selling lots ono third down and mont} Thiy addition is gradeq and lots are €350 Now is tho time tobuy, while prices aro low and torma casy. Tabor Place s on Farnam streot and 18 & choioe addition, with only twelve 1ot loft, aud thoy are all 00 lots 3 thore are in tho addition, furnished front x t, near Cass St. ORI RENT—Two_niocly 514 north 16th —10 nores of land, fenced for garden ilosS, W. of P, 0. Tuquire F. P, 602t 0; Milwaukec 4, Tolado 7; Cincionati 12, Brooklyn 0; Metropolitans Nicely furnishod frout raom, 710 10th wtrect, near Wobistor, blo auspices, ORIt EXCHANGE, LAND—840 acres unimproved uitablo for stock farm auge for stock of groceris Address 1" Bos office, The site chosen been described in the Bir: ax spots for such a purpose in the o the encampment h one of thel Two woll turnished rooms on 20th St. £ 50 Mary's ave, Location pl-as Tiquire “IL K. Boe oftice, Unions, St. Louis, fi; I SAKEN UI'—A brown oow, 7 or § yoars ol Owner “an hive samo by calling on Charles Berthols Guming Stroet, O'Nell's Place, and paying charges. n Bherman avenue, east and wost fronts It block in Wiloox At Pitthurg. rat floor and basement posta that will take & Don't tal) to call for bargaing st the office, Alos all wodern SEARS & BOSARD Cor. 15th and Dodge Streets. WILLIAMS DR, SWETNAM, wot, first door north o Farnam in Boyd's opera house. orders at oflice or Suxe's druy store, Tolephone 150, Bee Hive Photograph ETTTIDIO. orth 16th Street, Reomormber that wy Photographa aro duspocted before being delivered UIRRAY has g0od pasturing. poople are already on the ground The sham nayval Friday evening, and INDIANAPOLIX, Sopt. 1 sego from Edinburg, Indians, roports a sori The fire started at 10 o'clock this evening in Compton's ugricultural ward room, which was totally destroyed, er stures aro now on fire and the A talophono mes AURNISIED Koom to tont. Tnanice coFnor 15t amd 4 ones. “inks and cesspools cloaned with ‘atisfaction guarantood by F. ‘Smith,) box 78, sanitary cleaner. has assumed 8 aasumed A, (sicceseor £o 1o J. M., Ly tomorrow thousands of n tha grounds, holiday attire, and szoer of 17th wnd Nich- visitors will be clas 5ta., near Cil work Furuisned froue soum 17 Howard Offico 15th st 51X Foom nouso tn ond repn Tltuiro ot grocery south eash corner 20th and & nming St Mining Trou Bissincuay n Alabama, New Youg, Septen The healtn com that two seamen furnfauod front parior adjoining, 1714 Caliornia fering from yellow fover, tin Denas aud John Tredeman, A. Buker from Georgetown 15 USED BY THE LARGEST MAN ¥OB ALL KINDS OF al comnpany s iwperting 1talians to "They were Mar- ¥ WHA Al the strikers, but ool Ouriished or i 4 aissod Fooms without board 1514 Day UFACTURERS Aad Piako Gory N2 2R 6, ORGANS, R: . cfn'ls,. &C. A S AEEED g 8, CHINA, &c., &ce GOLD MEDAL. Ll ok DY TS RUSSIA CENENT 0., Gloucester, Mass, SAMPLE TIN CAN SENT BY MAIL, 26 QT8 take the place of have succeeded thus far in peaceably persuad fug the Ltalians nob to work, Nicely furnishud front raom suitable for two gentlemn, 1028 Dodgo St. Hell's Lnps in Missouri, Br, Joskrn, Gazette from ['nion Star, M. ital whare the doctor opinion that the ¢ e of themn died this afternoc ted the health commi. the house from which moved under quarantine, familiar with the malady, made an_investiga | children of John McGothli tiop, and saya b is consinced gl $5.00 per were yellow fever, tells of & mo-t A COMLAZO 4 FOIIS, wouth of Milton Kogers, Spring jyesterday, APH STUDIO wwurlng every Loalih inspeetor | body pertoot satistaction. Twoturoishod roous (or 1 . 5th and Howerd PHOTOURAPHER