Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1884, Page 8

TAHI')_VI).\IA' % l»l lu---l RIDAY sE ] TEMBER 19, 18¢ 4 = = — e A N 5B B ¥ o g i P prr THE D \]_. \ BEE. THE GREATEST THING Y[T ymaha and expressed himself in terms A FLE Wakeley's barn and i of approval L HNG WIFE. celey’s barm aud stole u olook, pai of y { Friday Morni s 8 : ve 10 - Mr. Nordoff, who isa gentleman in gloves and a hat. In police court this "‘ ’t s va r riday Morning September 19, . ufi b o | @very sonse of the word, )n-»,,,.,nmmh . morning he pleaded gu and was sen I [ A Paint That Defies tho Blements aud|omaha number of times ana although | S PrEfTS [h[)[) v 1 S 0 ¥ ' ol " ho changes are not Ao much marked ¢ A river of [{CACT | tenced to twenty day’s imprisonment on LOCAL BREVITIES, Stands Unrivalled, him an o Mr, Bennott, yot ho said that Cart to Her }],Mn BreNd and water: { & A «n ahsence from the place of three years : faand, Phil Steiger was arrested for beating p ) ; ‘“w C N wrd hote A Stock Company formed in this City | hbeyond r"H rl.lmnm” H/ |3 reJohn Yerga Desorts her Hasband )\I ',m A utboh b b 2L o b b covred with e T & to Work (s Btate f NeTrasks, They left on train No. & over the Un and Goes to Meet & Man In jsil on 1‘,.",,, . < in the county CAND- 18, For o people of this community | then proceed on their journey to the . Ble .“" n fro el ; g ls :::.w i(xin' Ll \»““xh ! on bes “luir l. rr ;';;v“:. 7 v x.‘ i vm\w‘ b ‘“fi""lfll‘ el New \urik hasbeen shaken from conter | CAse Wa: ™ 5 AT WEIOLRGA LIS facturers in the int Fioad Ykt WoULA VHoBumiTEIy Sobith U | o iHeLle Ceavetthebgh U its botb | voung ledion elopi W ¢ n'hlvt:] gt D. B. BEEMER, Agext, 3 3 OMAHA, NEB : Tho Wikt A. | the ravages of firo and water and not su in a palace on wheels, ; butohiers, eto., and It seamed s if that Intely of Seton Hall | —. 4 Strang, city amb to the influences of age and me M ett is not a man wh 11d | atate had a 4 ) tura in St. Philc = TR palit Wk : ! Mr, Benuott fs no , who would | state had a monopoly upon the eloping : St. Philo- i e Sty v o 4 R0 et 1 Lt Mimebaugh & Taylor introduced and have been claimed to pos: | ATois © is an Englishman in dress,but - g at 8 is sonsldore ks November 10th. ) Mmuv) » vm ;. ‘;,L. 1). pos 1 TS otchman by birth, Ho wora & suit are not to bo outdone in anything, | by I (le.H lored } A S adicic ) o above qualities, but like the stars | of tweed, cut in genuine English style, fact will bo proven by the fol-[and ent *Hie sliust _LARGEST STOC ored citizens of Omaha, h i i morning they have faded away | with a round stifl hat. He is apparently |10 for next Mon Wil 18 tho s AL — O s tsslonor rom Nebraska to Iook alter the | (FOm tho Horizon of sctivity and life, and D has exprossionless | On Monday night Mrs, John Yerga, | ' Modei husband and wifo.” Before epresentation of his race at the World's Iix. | 4ro now numbered with tho things of th B ey Tanc sl l)"":.]f:"j?:"i': wifo of the Farnam street bute AT IR ey I ] K ] position at New Orloans. past, and those who knew them once will | mind of a raw Englishman, who is on his took her doparture from this city with- [ Philomena’s choir Yesterday, Henry McHewon, watchman | HOW know them no more forever. firat visit to America. out cven stopping to say good-bya to her | will be for the benefit for 8, I Morse & Co., was taken with « fit-| The brain of man has not been idle husband. She took with her one Charlic | Altar socicty, whilo eating bis dinner at Fullride’s restaur | during all thoto failures,but rathor profit- UNFOHTUNME HUMANS. Lk i hor husband's butoher | sWEBLy 26 cona oa y may be Rt s Mo was carted 0 ing by tho fuiluro of othors. A composi- It y'v;ul:mr!n::,l“m" A Lottt it | Nim iedeto ok ot MeDatliy & Bt In the State his room where he soon revived, . 3 & JORIH OF 8ge, algo thought that nth atreet, or at McOart 3 - tion has at lnst been introduced which or tw or onth, botw ? 14 14 esr o ago mamed . Gogers | iy auoosialoly” bntule, wieh fir, water| A1 10F8 Fdl‘ll][h Clloroformed. aud e T st o e Do e will be sont to the reform schiool. 1t s and timo, which fact has been proven by Robbed in This Cit known, e o e B 1 that he amuses himself by assaulting th practical "demonstration. Ro 5 bIly. Several months ago a man named Fd Iteal Estate Transfers. boys who nttend tho Leavenworth stroet | Col. O.F. Parsons, of Adama county, i e Shaffer was in Yorga's employ and it is ko iy whool and en Taceday knocked one of thom | Iowa, has patented @ materfal known as | Ay tnsurance Agent Charged with a said tha ho and Mre. Yorga got quite |, o uowins transfors woro flad in ARREARTAS Wilhi bk, Fureka ¥ire and Water Proof Itoofing ; B @ | gpooney upon each other. They used to the county elork's ofiice yesterday and FURNISEID T el LG T T L Felony—A Boarding House g0 0ut togothor at night and havo gen. | reported for Tur Bux | e FeR] B SR TE e Seiting ok U ;,é,l;.'l;’gc.];.]‘]l;n:d.':ax‘l(.ln ,'c:.r(l;l:“:;.':.tu; Mistress in Hard Luck. t_xfu: llngh times, Of courso Yorga ob- | eatate agency Septembeor 17, 1884: */Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for P o large pumber of ponies and ms, also & 1,|mnr tin; also for the purpose of stop- Lowenstein's Troubles, £ AHBL 6L Sh‘uu‘u‘“ \vv‘.ih."ri{':t\l "\r:rul i o wie Callsh wd Send f : Kettle-drum and other instruments. Thoy [ping leaks and prescrving old shingles, | Last evening about 5 o'clo i . i ) oo | o A. Woekir and wifo to T. Col i i ! glos, | L " 5 o'clock Matt[did not t oty Fergs | & . Colling, w d, | OB stopped 1n the city loug sough to make scv. | tin, iron, gravel and felt roofs, rending Goodwin, assistant secretary of th VN ‘| was urruutcd"l:(yfl(llh?nt;l And Yerga|§ lotn, block 2, Wileox's 2nd add, nd for Our 250 Page Catalogue. only one issued in Nebraaska eral horso-trades. them practically fira procf and its 1sting | braska and Tow ryof the Ne- | o A aften this Shaffor loft tho city, | & 2200 ATTES P SR R BT i b vt o | uAliios urpast iossof any othe paint i b Tasuance oompAny. |1y (uno L thle Shafler loft hio oltgy | * 3, 0, Donlao aud wite to @ 0. Ward, thanks to the Tailors Union of this city for known to science, Being strictly miner. | this city reccived a tolegram from a man | smouldering in the breast of Mra. Yerg, vd,lots 20 and 21, block 1, Denise's ONE HUNDRED VARIETIE SRR 87 RLARE g s TARBAAL 7 g al it containe nodscomposable substances, | named Andreas Thompaon, who lives in | She sent the young man Volcamp d o L Iu‘tlnlhvtl‘v‘ ,:,“"'fl" 1’:" '{ “'” ll“'lm ”u °F | g not affected by heat, cold, rain or snow. | Bancroft, Cuming county, in this state, [to Parsons I\Yuxm; to ruulystl‘\‘:ll'l: ”M; Lot (el Lt L BT i L O ho sondlr desired iformation from. th |an_arrungomont waa mad to go to him, i el AR I e i rs to her. | rugt or decay already bogun, It is put on | company as to whether one B. IR, Lowen- [ Upon Voleamp's arrival and his otory b: w f hotina liquid form and consequontly (steln, ita agontin that county, had au. |ing told to Mrs, Yersa, Yho firo. whioh Ui ) il ey B o "cvery arovicaund | thority to aoll & horao and. bugiey ho had | had boen smouldoring waa fanned Loy —Mr. J. W. Higginbottom, manager of t! ;:rm:k. It l;;“dlum lrnpid]ylnnd at once | been using in his business, and the prop-. | veritable conflagration which could mll; G Omahia Tettary Cor, s receivod samples of | becomes @ hard and durablo_onamel to | orty of his employers, and stating that | be quenched by he ) § ; i majolical ware from the Staffordshire (Fng- look up;r:l l[l nl)ny ';(hnL will last for- hulhad purchased them from hlm,K i Ac&.{xrdmglyxty\v‘(:;‘11::;:::3‘:‘:.”&2;‘:,“?;1—‘. Ouutel', Hfl:y, StOCk &Hd Rallroad Tra'Ck' land) potteries with which ho is connected. ever. will not crack or ecalo off and | Jpon receipt of the telogram Mr. | g8 and fly at once to the arma of Shafter ADOP The pieces are garden jardinicrs and vas does not color water. It is in fact u|Goodwin went to tho St. Paul depot ex- [and by this time she is doubtless with OPTED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 2 o veritable mineral when once applied and | pecting ~ Lowenstien on the him i various shapos, Tho sama wares will o |julgsting B in, Ho' waa . too laio| What will b donoi Orders for the Indian Deparbment given for Buffalo Seales turned out hero next season. An evidence of its goodnoss is tho fact |for the train, however, but Jaarntd | matiaelia HEb yeG ko wh Ut tonits s a The old building formerly occupicd by the that the government gave Mr. Parsons that tho agenc was in the city. He at[probable that Mr. Yerg;n will cuylclludc Ropvioun at the sorner of hirioonh, and | U0 coutract for puinting tho soof of once instituted a search for tho allegod | that ho has got the best end of the bar- R PAIB SHOP I i tora down and fin| h Bost offioo n this city with kin pre- recreant agont and found him with his | gain and lot her go. Dovglan e b o down a0 o | paraion,. e roof of tho post oflco s | wifen the B. & M, dapot awaling tho e 1405 Douglas Street, - © OMAHA. NEBRA: e | cub i i ARAI VG s aitars| Lo vin SO L AR o SolatSu e TARGET PRACTIC — = i o i | o yau L Joaked badly. | Sinco | Goodwin told him he could not leave ICE. NN 4‘-" 1;:!1:' hut 1i fl"ll'“‘) rlAI- it has to yield Kmmud lthh this paint several very|the city until he made good the loss|pne ora I right to a more imposing pilo, cavy ralns have fallon upon it but a | which ho was charged with having caused | T o fsuedfrom | the Heaa: There will e o grand republican rally in | singlo drop has not ponotrated the mys- | tho company, Lowonstein and his wife| UATters In Tiegard toTarget FALL AND WINTER. the Sixth ward on Satu:day evening next on | terious coating and found its way into the | were finally induced to come up town to Practice In the Reg. b Cummings st nar Tventyswend. Al | rods below. to the Metropolitan hotel. Beaciteh 0 speakera have boon secured, also the service of ossrs. Bell & Hall, one of the leading | In the meantime Patterson, the book cLH g i 5 the U, T, Band. Blaine and Logan organiza. | firma of Council Blufls, had a roof paint- | keepor of the compan 0 ————— GREAT BARGAINS IN h 8 of p P pany, had gone before 5 tions of the city at large nro respectfully in- (04 and have forwarded, nnsolicited, a [Judge Boneke and swore out a compl For the year commencing O 4 i A : Y I | ocommendation speaking in tho highdst b1 toin, ch hi B : g oteheris o o eopod, | Fecommondation spoaking in tho highcat | agatust Lowonstoin, charging hin with | tho following instrustions aro publishe yitod toattond, A oo e 5 osbecto | forpy of tho matorial and its good work, | laroony as bailec. Tho watrant. was | for the guidance of this P A - Logan club. !!?vuu(zln{’m_n the workings of this new | placed in the hands of an officer who | 'y, 4y, i :"'("“‘"2 d i s paint, and being impressed with its mor- | arrested Lowenstein in front of the Mil- uring the month of October, when /] —A young man named Oscar T Lindon, | its, Mosars. Joseph Backer, Georgo Bar T P Al i nh I:ila the weather will permit, there will bo AbSOIUter Pure. X 1 of Gomell i, eyt o crowt e river Kot C. 1. Muyno and Augustus Frank | wifo, Tho prisonor was lodged in- (li | tarcat practico bwico cach [wook, with the |t Bt : R 8 upona freight train this moming and was | havo formed themselvos into a stock com- | city jail and will bo given a hearing this | view of 'qualifyi e o, | it nd j bR Aopped by the bridge watchman, They had | DAy, with an authorized capital of $30,- | morning, LR GEATGR ) FLI B Be) CHE T fome words and Linden bocame very much ?00 “]( whi 820,000 in already peid in, | Lowenstein, who was scen in the city siblo ag *‘marksmen” and for the “firat | puomicss powdors 'QT‘L|"»:\v" ‘Z'p:.f‘:“'h ROVAL frightoned and cought officer Groon ay the | fOF the introduction of this “Hureka” jail, denies the chargo enterd against|clsas” Tho practiclng, exceptinglfor re- | BARING FOWDER G5., 100 Wall atrect . X v, itors g Fightcned and 1oL e e o o | AUt They Tavo bought from Ool, Par- | him, sad says tho wholo thing s gotion | erute; will boat 200, 800 or 500 yards o e e e e e e lioithe “'“( nd others inneed of Men's, Boys’ and Children's Dty it 1y 1008 010 ol gt for tho atato of No- | up for o purposc, Ho says when ho left | or 200, 500 or 600 yards; tho rango for o B E coianeiiitopell ojcellcn ik e i uia braska and aro now propared to put ton Bancroft yestorday morning o tirnod gach man to bo deteamined by his imme- “& g ¥ HE e 3 2, g ences, and are roady | the company’s property over to a livery- iate commander. —Mr. €. H. Traver, deputy shorill o |to give practical tests and gua i j e N |4 g 2 guarantee that [man in that villag cf o) P THE 1 | Brown county, arrived in Omaha Wednesday [ it will in every way perform such things | order, The luuh:]I)p:i‘h::«‘jl}:iu:l:nttnlllgall"]\\:ln ppzfixifi(f.‘.'fi"?f:fi:'fi]l1,:“{“3"’3"!“""“““" Off: THE ) g having in chargo three candidates for tho pen- | a8 they claim tor it, borrowed £125 of Thompson, who fear- | week of one hour each Nestiating ic. } i Heniary at Lincin Ho It yosterday o | 1tia bound to bo'a great thing for No- ing ho might not bo able to get it back, | tances; if weather is e i th eapital,The prisonors wero Zach Adans, | braska and will at onco spring into_popu- |now elaims to have bought the horso and | tion will bo given i e ciplealon ! £ and Oron Webb, both convicted of murdor | 187 fvor. It cannot do otherwiso from | buggy, of the company's agent, ri"el’ractic: u!n:x'nliulgl::é llI:‘lllilrtlll:f'Il:k’sfl'\ynf OMAHA NEBRASKA. The Btrictly One Price House in the City g B on o yoams ench, and Waltes | the fact that it has long boon nooded and | Lowenatein {s a woll-to-do_farme bayone i in g i And examine their goods e ; b | bty ) do farmer in | bayonet exercise, or in gymnastics. The scholastlo year commencos on tae teir goods and prices. They carry the largest stock e, wh will ook through the bae for twp | 0URLE Bftorand also beosuso it ia s that county owning 160 acres of land, and | _{n January, February and March there| Fipst Wed sell lower than any other house in the cit v); largest stock. and e e taking o oot which i mos. bolong | 1oBD that everybody oun aflord to_ use t | hss always been looked upon by his em- | will be for each company, troopand band irst. Wednesty in September, don't fail t by erclians Tallors to him and £0 valuablo that no one can afford to | ployer as a trustworthy, reliable man twice oach week, galler; ti i fhojopumeioliingtep: all tho on’t fail to call at bo without it, It is bound to prove a| — s * | pote Bt inches, Sith T and 510 huchies | Dileches o1 Selion o shwatie 5o cha e 1216 FAR o P el systom, accompanod by | Presood (hee faith in it by putting into T onter oy el S 1l i o) fasnor | rorR TR A R e at 0 e N | e ¥ G0, Kowlton, wlstant snperintondent, | 16 their monoy and they will no doubt ro- | living four miles south of Donni During January tho position wi and his secrota Lars; P Rockwell, "]l""" a handsome profit while giving to | Crawford county, lowa, started from his | “Iying down,” with «;oop;:;tf:‘;ig‘fi:”rn;f TERMSPAYABLEIN ADVANCE rond mattor; T, atrick, division road ;l,:“’p‘l)hplu of Nobraska just what they [homo in soarch of ‘a couplo of ponies Vi 5 o oy TR0 [ P e e English aud o b R | vallong dsonghie ko fnew foompany which had boon stolon from his stables | 8Dout 12 inches bulow tho truo bulla-eyo | 1. A PRy s e ] o Nemasia Fis axo Warne Broct | tho night boforo. - Ho arrived in the |0f tho targot. During February tho fir- | Five Months, - - £150.00 the city Wednesday, by special train from h:\mttm"d Roofing company are propared | Blufls” this afternoon, where he drew [ing will be ‘tkuscling, | point blank. | pxiac s : Hghirisasy v put tho paint on buildings and aro at |$240 out of a bank in that city, H. ¢, [and during March, *‘off-hand,” pount | tarp ol Guions amd. ! cial insy St of th e, I “)"i‘y i rtho 1‘""-k ""'f“vfrul roofs now. Any ono|Laub, a bankerin Donnison, signing his | blank. % } gt o Elotoci stb rorinsd feom ol peraanis unimow ation of the line, They dined at the | having a leaking roof either motal or | noto as scc 5 T o orm 80— to tho institation. For furtner nfirmation ap p. . & cont of this paint. Tho prioo is about | to croes tho rivor aid aparch O e Hoses hondatiartoen - On sagh il | Frosimde / ! —Delos 1, Hastings, a York county.farm- | 18 that charged for common paint. For| his property bo 1oted th kind of target used, whether [ | er, waa brought beforo U.. 8. Commissioner ::‘:;:;L“‘l:;nj. .u-dv-;l\l or address Tho No-| Howent o the travsfor to toko tho D2 , wood or iron—if the latter,whoth- 5} ‘ ik Vodbaihy oon harks Of oo mitblbg [ Th s e AR E A 80k Proof Paint and [dummy for this side, and was thero met | o £ bulls oye is solid or cut out. | | orgery i oonncction with pouaton papers, 110 | stront, Omatin, - 219 South Thirteenth by throe men who asked him if he| [From Uctober 81 to March 4l, thero) i 8 waived examination aud was committed in do- | ot )ic MRS o et "r")L Butler fr e Crawford county, :"“ bo e on the rifle ranee, =) | | RS RR R AR e aud if ho was not looking for a toum of | DUt it will commenco on April 1, 1555, | COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, Just racolved | I to furnish, Tt i alleged that ho took liborties Ht.uluu ponics, Upon his roply in_the | and continue during the remainder of tho| S ; 20 (iike ,ax’;f:&fihfl“&‘_:‘ {ez sarpessing angthing [ this macket, comprisin i n with the name y witnoss to obtain ’L‘h‘::::h‘:“‘\:l'- l&w told llllxl to :l\\:cnm]).nly b‘,:l&“.,tfim?;(m eptember chrasia, in which s taught dous s na manufacture | apor it had not received any Shiolds to Charles Coploy, Loth of this city, | proporty, o7 weuld. ind binstolen Af;l»t]uxla‘:i:(&!:;:’ B “ri,m' alifiod Atith v‘“ e i 8 money upou . T oue was wirked up Ly r.er tho ceromony & mumbor of the |- Ahcy all crossed the river to the U, P, | marksmen for the year edinat Nontamn. o I e = = I b1 B e et fiama W aalimeton, o call. | rionda of the happy. couple¥repaired to|d0PotatG ololock and getting off the | ber 80, 1884, will H 1 a g ol the v 34, will (on April 1, 1885) be- 1 [ & 52 tien wlion Abtornoy Kingsbiryiof Ton: | tho vealdenaalt b brida's ,.mlmguwr Ay walked down the U. P track to [#in pructice At 200 yards, ail e Parlor Coods Draneries. | A AL I R 1“11' iy the Chicago Lumbor company’s yard, 100 yards, and tho Intter will Do ad- Now ready for theinspection of cus mplete stock of all the ia | | torney. A2 Mo, , No. 1314 Chi-| When they camo to Thirteonth street he | vauced to 200 yards when tho company | Clmpiite G tomuers, the newest vovoltics in atyles in Turcom g | | N | om0 streot, whero an clegant suppor was | was asked by one of his companlons if he | smuder deems it propor tiut the sol. {.“:ih.‘m‘,“liii;..‘.'.‘{.T. Snits and 0dd Pieces ylesin Turcoman, Madras ana [ | A New Oflolal, sorvod, after which tho ovoniug wasspont | 38 B0 gotting warm. Upon his roply dllor will bo able to qualify for the second | 1hirty I b Crdladiosiel Lace Curtains, Ete,, Kt 1 ] Y S : in an enj : that ho was, two of them took off his | 01888 at that range, e above courso, (boo ) . | o lloing et o osn | 121 sl il st k| LU L, o, 1 | SACRBR R e b0 Elogent Passonger Elavator to all Floors i from the Union Basiic hoaduartors, | 10UF» when tho happy couplo revairod to | him with » handkorehiof. Butlor saya | inge each man wil b re nired to arac | Eonle Sagranliiriaiit, ol CHARLES SHIVERICT d : | ol hendauartors: 1 | their new homo, 1117 North Ninoteenth | he immediately lost all consci | AESaLCASh vy L BRI RIS ERSA L oal or ismine . HARLES 8 (¥4 4 } G U on Pacrrvio Tanaar, | | 400 80T : oly Tost all consoiousness aud | tso frst at 200, 560 and 500 yards to SEOCR naTHp o LbpdLL., - G EN LAFFIC GER'S OFFIOE. & b he preses rcoiver f o % 3 quali AT 4 Southwest corner 15t . o g et TN RO BN R D L o | Bices e{l csents received were quito l::;’l]‘l‘t:;:n‘;:“éu ;;‘Illllllh?: rt\un\lvhduu of what "'(:I:I\ifyklii‘[’r f)‘m :d nm]s. then at the Southwest corner 15t ., Qmaha, IZJG‘I 08 and 1210 Farnam Street, - - - - OMAHA NEBR y A tn ol (i EMIR S erous, Among the number were tho | ““AFTT Sflorwards, e BAEAS S aces to qualify for the lst for tho company with hendquarters a6 Port. | FONOWing: About 7 o'clock Mr. W. J. Crosier, | © S then at 200, 300 and 600 yards to e S S 1and, Oregon, Seevicos $0 commence Septem- | Harry Copley, brother of tho eroom, hand- who works at the Omaha National bank, [(1ualify as a marksmun, and havivg qual o S | b B soMary Copley, brother of tho wroain, band: | whilo walking down tho track on his itied us a marksman, to begin practice for ! | Mr. n|||||m|lwlllhuuch.\rg--fn( tho freight e ket o yes ilsie | way howe heard some one among tho the purpose of qualifying ar a sharp- RUEMPING & DOLTE ( | s ot tho Union Puci | pie Ky Daskets oo Tyeknolm, feo | Junbor pies groaning, and looking about [shooter. CLARSEI INE-OPEN ON. —MANUFACTURER ! i | o, Washington and Northorn | Vritehard, s cts, Sis Fith Davis i | tho yard found Butlor in an insensiblo |, Whilo practicing for qualification in the | MMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 - s o= T o e Miss Joannatto Cracken, wot of silvor knises: | condition, without hat or coat, apparent- | first and second classes all will be re. ’ MBALL, , K. I o ) " ', App 3 (all PRl b t Maylor, wet | ly sufloring groat . Officer Mostyn | (1uired to muko three qualifying scores at | Besiion the advantag of a solid English and Clasay L Mr, Cumpbill mucosods Georga.J. | it MrSiomer, 3 by A and Mr, Crosior wuccended in gotting tho 40"d)mrdsdburnm Dotng advanced 10 500 1 oo wlucatin, s Gare Wil 18 dovoed to e b ti § ey piing alti . 0, G. Dodge, table linen; Miss Clara | &% ortunate man £ the city jail, where | Yards, an at 3500 yards before b d- o - 4 4 Y ) o resigned the position some |2 aiah T oY Bl Jlara | ho paridally rogained consciousncss and Yanoed to 500 yards. Aftor having (ual- S ciences Dormer Windows, Flulals, WindowCaps, Iron Crestinzs, it call 5y lighta, &0. Tta, lrca and Slate}Roo = time ago, W 0 12th Strest Omah go, shialsy Wi Mamic | told the above story. itied for th' first claes practico with ; RNEM-CRa. ekt ——— Hohriner, vay B view of qualifying as & marksman and a 1P 20 S8TOCK YARDS, Thogato. (s 0 Pawned as Sccurity. sharpshooter, at such of the quilifying| Practical Surveying Dl Bkl tw Mos. Augasta Parks botter known in | Fauges as may be presoribed by the im AND ALSO adies of 8, ', Morse and Co.'s stor this city as Mrs, Augusta Wrigh 4, |mediate commander, A L30 TO ] Reeedpis and Shipments at the Union | %1700 slsters of u.u Dride, table linen, el right who | = Marksmen only will fire at distanc in ing an i O &SATR WU V4 Stock Yards, . n some two weeks ago married her present | greater than 00 ill‘du The 1»1-‘;‘1:\‘::“‘:: BflUk'KfiC]]l!lg. Bfl“b]hg ailfl Cfllflfllfi]‘“fl] h:}’ att' \ S EAS']ERN MEN, husband after twenty tourhours acquain- | 400 yards will be discretionary, LA . L ! g MB R 1 : RECEIPTE, tance was yesterday arrested on the| The requirements of general orders N Five now professorshave been added to the faculty Following are the receipts at the Union | JAmes Gordon Bennctt and Ohiarlca Ch‘lrz“::fx' :}::x:lrl-:x'm'l A Bl 1684, Sand Crock Cat i B o and wife, wli0as namea for oortain | s5are which has bee miliam, | @ g ey 3 3 g e . g n mad d ondi- | ‘nd they must be ready to stand ex o der ] r = ] S s e T e i s b S (5 :;::. IR B 4 £ o f 4 5 2 8 4 F 8] Qliay & Yoresty proprietor of the New York Herald, aud | by brasi The hushand “{"“’“ onlled away | ordes, ot wvemini Soar . Ch ey Poliion E SR a 8 e -'-S & q 1y & (': 4 alcott, 39 cars, » " " b on business took his wife with him - stimating distances will be practic No distinetion o el " o [ @ s | ¥, Mr, N or Az n leayv stimating distances will be practiced tion on sccount of cree §' Total receipts ut the yards to-day, 185 cars, T lehaylm rdofl, the business man- | ing his board bill unpaid but settling for | at least once in each month, # o i st 61 i = % - M S w [T‘ g 14 1A mareed ager and Washington correspondent of hers. The wife's trunk containing valu-| Men will only be ad d # yult'fllr"l',‘.‘"':“’"““'f'nyummh from the yards | that paper, arrived in Omaha, enrouto to | #bles and clothing was loft at the |second ‘lmsu‘::nyxn:\.;fl.l‘l;:l;l’l\::“’:: I':r"l't':lt:’l il ¢ Y e, 1960 i . .45, 1, e Tasi o Do e’ genemmn bouding Howse " whore L Waa 10| bght onaecive ket . ho presi i CUMINGS AND 20TH 2T., OMAHA, NEB 4 1o i ; aro traveling in Vanderbilt's private : s oun classes, i re % wan Cattle company, 25care, vis Rock |and ar t4' 1 orbilt's privato car| When the husbind came back te| In each company or troop target prac- e aae Fruk T 7 LA ud aro vt simply on a sight-seeing tour, | Cmahia his wife's trank was gone from [ tice and estimating distanco practice will i u SR PP e 3 o P - A 3 articles in o w B.:.\.{mw Cattle company, 20 cais, vis |They remained in Omaha about two [the boarding h"“m but was fuu"\lllllh(‘ bo always o |.dulf.ml undulrrl;') Ln‘\yn-:?r [ 8 Y0880 o ) ) - q o Sratant o t wuiabes o care” s rds to- | around the city, Mr. Bennett was in | for § A,‘“"" by Dl o Vo ‘l“‘“l"" ] bo l"'“wmdllun" the continuance of the ol ! : oy, 201 Omaha about twelve years ago a g AR Rec | Rmotion, * henlody e Ry ! el s ago and went |him, A complaint fof grand larcon e i 03 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. 8, A. Eatablishe 1 Sox) of Nurth sttt tubacs o 20 through tho west onn builalo huat- | was sworn out a0 BTG S Police Oourt, doaliiess, ‘*‘-“b""““"‘-'h“”’-'f-""wlwd“ and Yerm u: ath dl]?t le“ . 03! of Nurth Usroiies twbacco i8 the fing expedition with several other genilo- [and Mrs, Park was arrested. Tho ex-| [n police court yesterday two di wred a¢ Home, Writo for “Tius MEDIGAL-Miss10x o P s AR i wen, under the guidance of Buifalo Bull, aminution was set down for 4 p. m. yee- poliee gourk: yasigresy 9 i oussltation and Corzeapondance Gratis. . 0. Box 22, Teloph o No, 26, ——e—— Rk e Sha KUdRon o AL Bl | MR LIAAR MR8 Ok R aas Daiog L Sarbom A 4ha paasa AR Gasd 0 sech : EDWARD RUSSELL oster npo T Yy One M. & H 1 b Y 8 ng 0 iport, says: Physiclan of e Maon & Humlin orgen for | western country. He was greatly sur |taken at that time the hearing wag con- }and costa. lF R e forour | [ll:ven Attty ana Marked Buoceas.” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport prised at tho growth and prosperity of ' tivued, | William Ferguson entered Judge > ““"“"‘”*‘"“'l ki ool e e b Wordortul Cure/ om0 SN ST TN B . at sowy & Erickson's,