Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1884, Page 5

OMAHA DAILY BEE- MONDAY SEl TEMBER 22, 1884 5 e — - e ——— o — — ~ — : — e — —— P MATERNAL INDTGN}H‘YO; 1 | Anite ifito Ritd TEpots Upotl 16 "““"""T 'HROWN FROM EIS BUG(;Y»V MOhUSINI MADNESS, i i v iin >y " R R T AT R TR An Interesting Story of Youthful [ E, Myri James | James Bingham Narrowly Escapes | | Bo = - ik infantry . riotonia's Lean Canses 1he Molher fooomitar i ; i Soctety Gossip-A Solemn Bowater, 2lat infontes, wrgeant | Severs Injurien. iotoria’s Ll({l{\ C\.‘A.S.S o ! fier Ul ida PI s ] | erday aftornoon Lucing P— W1 K L, They were pr enough to attract at| Tho comr f th Ty [ chiman's Biride to < ' the 1 w Oi v ?:x ] Y(;‘A'RV _IN_USE. [ leaat passing attetition as they ooonplod | tha loclitiee oo o mei DA Stage While the Family Go 1o e Of ‘ = trentegt Mo mph of the Age I ¢ ' as they ocenpied | the Joealiti ; B et of : ’ | \ i he faro-t [t n a Saunders and | Furope, ' - | hotrobox coner in o Swundersana| it TORPID LIVER, [ wontic ¢ Both were at that | - moCappetite; Baweln costive, Pain In charming ski t} 6 | i s | the head, with 1 dull wensntion in tho : ] charming e -t 1 to T e ) back part, Pain under the shoulde ) { for a season, ths alternate | t Sepsbomber 901 ¢ \ blide, Tl frer enting, with ndf ‘- youth and | maturity can be, with | TBWAY™ Al SR (n Tl t t Mrs, M ; TEritablllty ot Lompver 10t BIFIts, WitH g‘s ¢ Sy ) Inys expoated ¢ 1 J 1 fecling of e ving neglected some duty, N [ pre yol. Both wer | s A LS S ! g I Wearincss, Dizzinons, Fluttering nt th ':J oy ST YoE. e o s i s STH Y Mol the result of throo at Tiort, DOUN Belure the. Sren, ey Au: .| On Thursday night Officer Mostyn tio \ b by t ¢ laudanun t v ove .‘n right eye, Rostl o : of oyes, brown and Vi Vs pre v in hot y ; ; y ! ! fitful drenme, Highly colored y picked up James Thomas near Thirteenth |~ e 'soldiers metting ol y, Soptember i A g e y atsof | P S hictectth | Thosoldiors gt lopetnont f het dhghts \ < | rorCONSTIPAT BROKERS ‘ Vs nd flashed [and Jackion streets, in an intoxicated | eued ¢ hem § - : ' 1 th t 8t | TUTY S PILLS aro ’ ( h mpathy. th on, He claimed to have been r d it at his pursuc wallow ; frc e T W did ¢ to such_eases, one dos reposter entorod the oar and took the |hud and show b on hia Whd | any one of them. The s men omplying it She was det in the : npliod with t ing in a vain attempt to toll h Do e sl i doas e Lo U ! £ the [ her and sunimoned a physiclan at {118 of tlie oot | et Stoola o PARTIAL LIST OF SPECIAL DARGAIN ion son ag funny and their bond of | robber who attacked him on that mer. | bug contaix two mon was | deaught proved an overdose and th was [ hman 1 A g | o 18 Ay SN Y. sympathy was again_botrayed in the lat- | Tho officer thinking he was a suspicious | struck by the passing frighten: [ soon out of dangor. On Friday, [assignod Sat n forenco, | HA!H DYE Dy 1 ter's convulsivo giggles at the anticipated | gharactor, as ho knew thero had been no | ing their horseand throwing hamn aturday, sho ranewed her atteniyts tokill | 200,000, boen established | "ty 11 Wit SHARESQ 10 & : humor. SRR T T 19 out upon ¢ und threo' tibe |oe ot tee e watahfilh hor | For tivonty yoars, a 1 B & | O ey s o RDRGL Yo }3 \ ! SO, fis jurt too fanny” gaspod I1a- | fiEht there arre S~Iv‘| him, but no ov o 190 | 1yon - his loft sido gk e < o of | oL Naw ek, wiio tailed days o, | thfa e, it iy natural color, acts — zol Optics,” vs she mado vallant offort | POI0E, fortheoming he was relonsed next | “rphq jnjured man was here sob upon [ (v, S VNG (np, ho pro- | X Gor 't Now York, to) | Sont by express on il morning, ented fatal resnlts, and the y NoW York. PROPERTY. to control horself,” but you must promise by & lot of soldiors who supposed 100,000¢ nssob Offico, 44 Murray St i . These facts coming to tho notico of | + 1 \ e s o A nevir, never to give it a You kr 5 o 9 . 90| bo the party who did the shooting 1| mained with her until ehe becax . i Willis —,my Willie, Woll, last Wed- | Mr. Joseph Nagl, who had been robbed | hyydled him quite ronghly. After they [¢mt and her montal condition wa ga oliin of o] LHN MERCHANTS Farming Lands, Improved Farms and by two burglars of cloth wine and | jaq gatisfied themselves that he was not | 1t i8 now known that Mrs, Morosini, with her { gt AR Ry Stock Farms in Douglas, Cass, Cedar nesday night, Ma made me go to prayer mecting with her. Well, as w e were coming out, there stood Willi on the sidewalk, My, 1 was just paralyzed, but I didn't let on and didn't look at him. Willie never other valuables, at onco wansed him to uspect that Thomas was one of the par ties, and that the cut his wrist was caused by his breaking tho glass of a col- lar window in his house. He at once had a warrant issued by Judge Beneke for | tho man they allowed him to bo placed | e femaining daughters anf o servants Nance, Thayer, and Howard brought to his : fon BT 4" 5 ¢ ot [ Al oln & Santn e mllkon HEL l Uounties. in & carriage and he « Inesday Iast for Turope, t tination B HAMBHEGEEHIT \!,! AHTRERINAN PRADHT U baing Florenwe, Ttaly, and it is sl Mt, | W, F. Fisher, tho Arerah, et Daxter, | | O { i l BUSINESS PROPERTY, #1i6 HFONOUHG njuries not of Lorosini and his two sons will fol id & Frol brakeman, e rned. ! in who pronounc hjurics n | P s A it ik LT et | § i b L N N I ' room in the city. A surgeon was callec serious nature. Stetson was not injured ‘yl'lw pa -‘nlwn- era thoroughly ‘shaken 1 oh ox noar vly‘\r in the least. ling sald to n reportor last night t Lottt OF* ONMKAELA. st interests here, never to return, Mrs, of four tily. 1f not sold within 30 daya calla on mo at home and don’t know_Ma, [{FEERE IsSucC DY Suago BoReRE, or nRIGN ’sides she had her veil down. Well, |3 Fearrest, which was serve il e fathor doss not relont within o Week s PARKEK Catikl GomBane Rk sl o 3 it will ho withdrawn and built pon. ~ South Willio, foolish thing, followed us. We | Buckley. . R LN, accept the offor. mado her by 1 contract with tho New Vork Dredsins son. | Authorized Capital, - $1,000,000 | TorA Harain, Be1ad . on T4 S Fadiwallced abiout two. Blooks; Wwhen Ms Thm:lnas‘s‘]:fi?r: ';“Xmur:ed l}‘ul\mm I‘i::t 4 el morey “l‘ht,-mn:.'_ : m‘.’:nv‘\:::'i;; any for cutti ‘vu-‘l.;!(. section of the canal, | | l\l-\hv( apital, « = 100,000 | ™ Call and ste us in r i im and guessed w! i ke of oct etween him- - i o sing n concert for bwa 8 The work to bo finished in 1887, Surplus Fund, = = = O have a bargain for you, noticed him and guessod. what it meant. | 1+ aud his pall over & division of | D.P.Temple, of York, is quarterod ab the | por night, This sho will g ¥ Y % irplus Fund, TO,000 |41, Foy Eie=Gobd psluoss 1ot on Crming St., Goodness sho was mad. Ma is awful th but liffarent | Motropolitan exprossed to a roporter The pope fntoken_of his affection for_tho CRIN o 60x132 foot 6,000, spunky anyway. While we were c(:llp:‘f‘r“ b ”:‘:““0 ’xll“run s ;‘““’”‘l‘:; b ;\’ L "‘ ST 1o | Fathor D fuly doterminod not to ro I‘*“‘l”i“':;-”"“’ e i o i e 104 For Salo—Inproved Faruam strectpropertynea crossing a street she picked a big roc . Wy 0 was firs Illiam M. Willis, of Hastings, Is at the | hack or recognize her in any way _unle ospital near o vatican, " 16 cholora. broak e 17,000, IO il o) AN h',‘fl‘; arrested, The officers have also arrested | protropolitan et P I A outin Rome he promises to visit the hospitat | ¥. We Cor, Farnam ano 12th Sts | Aoyxiss feok, splendid brick tmprova. OFFICFRE} and hid it under her shawl. s good business as is in the of personall cumstances do, nt shy ortier on street car line, 33x his paland think that they have sufli will not undor any way down the block, Willie caught up| ™% o Yox, of Lincoln, is registe: H A ey Tho Froncl v wit{n AR e hpé t““L[: ovidence to convict thom, Jo. Cox, of Liucoln, is registered at the i believed that Mrs, Schelling's intention of | - llm_! ron ||l |jl\‘r» adde n thoir DOvION | o\ srvubry Prostdont. | AN, Roatas, ¥ and basement 18x40. Good h g y g Metropolitan, going upon the stago is induced b real complications by destroying the police junks | goUtE w“‘."n Ly TSN, h“.“n_ w A in the Min river, which acted for the 7ol 0 118 —For § plendid husinoss corner on 18th 8¢, off his hat and says ‘good s inability to support le; tion of her huy ening, ladics’, L drus up toMah sido, kind huughty| THE GERMAN THEATRE. | Michuel i Mcbiido of Woed Tituer, fn| SO0 SU iy the bk s o | prostn af ivck. "o obtral (ot i | 0 DIRKGTONS | s, s g = T O L at the Metropolitan, tha money e has, aud with this sun tho- con. | compollod to suppross the pirates. Chiarion O Hovugeh, A.- D, Dorion Tuthor Drake, - | 7—For Stlo—A bustnos property for $45,500 yield- the rock and hit Willio right lu themouth, e J. T Corkneos, of West Chostor, Pa,, is |10 went o } coping for the winter, ina | Timothy ington, member of parlin- | Trausact & Gororal Banking. Business. All whe ing a rich fncome of 16 por cont, net on liveste Mercy me, he jumped about six feot | GTeAtSuccessof “Die Kohlenscurzn™ | " "Nt tlat on West Twelfth stroet. mont, o written a lotter to the Faruor’ | ievoany tanking buslnose b ranmet are nvited ment. Rl HEs e Motropolitan, PR SN Journal in which ho says the ovidence npon | call. No mattor how largo or amall tho transaction straight up and then ran away just like a Last Night, T Ektle Tolnialoy . oE Monteedll 1a" auattered ! 7 ¥ AGUE, | Which Toyeo and. Four othors wora convicted | ¥ill ecoivo o arofal attontion, and wo promlin ESIDENCE PRODE stroak. 1 felt kind o sorry when I saw B S rerl 18 quartered | THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE, |,y fabrioated with tho connivance of the au- | WiaYs oourtoons treatmant, = 0 © RESIDENCE PROPERT Mo R = at the Metropolitan, i : % ARG "ayu particular attontl b 1 Willie next day with his mustacheshaved 2 g av fl' Nt" politan, i A h — — thorities and that the men were innocent, rosidiag outsile tho olby. I ‘?l!ny‘;‘:n“::.nll":l|l<:.|::|: For Sals withiMile n Half-of Postoftice off and a big piece of plaster on his lip| Last evening the Gierman theatre was| N. P. Rockwood, of Milwaukee, is stopping | President Egan Rushes Into Print | Austria, France and Germany have instructed cipal oltlos of the United Statoa ab very lowost ratos and the gold filling knocked out of_his |crowded with an enthusiastic audience Lo |at the Metropolitan. With Amothor Dolitical Oard, | Eheir reprosctatives at Cuire to prviont o col: | ACUIES of Hanks and Baukers rocelved on favor : 5 lective note to Nubar Pasha, Egyptian prime | “juueos Certif 5 o m Albion, and s B winister, protosting against tho suspension of | ieress o e °f Deposlt bearlng § per oo n, TaxcoLN, Ne September 20.—The stato- | the sinking fund which was ordere M. Ber Buysand solla Forelgn KExchange, County, Clf ment having been widely published that thir- [ rier, French diplomatic agent, protested per- [ nd Gove rament secucition front tooth. But it was just to awfully | yitness the represontation of Michaelis'| T. I'. Matin came in fi funny aiter all. And what do you think, | . e R : i ; Willie domt Kniom 1t o Ve ad s | “Dio Kohlonschurz'n.” Old Mr. Gross- | stopping at the Metropoli me for golng out nights with a circus fe. [ man appeared as Baron Von Baerenklan, | 1. 1. Flliott of Auburn is in the city, and sonally to-day against the suspension, “ male Sampson.”’ and many of the frequenters of the is sojourning at the Metropolitan. (\‘.‘.n llu-\lnllrll\\lfll'nl' I° . 1‘7!!:!5“][:“:“‘4“u((.hn ) ek UquTED STATEB el B ational leagne ha awn, Patrick Ste SEWIdowW puse and 1o, i Havo yon soon T Campaign Whips, | eatro wero delightod tosco the old gon | B B Coons, private secectary of D T |y e S e S LA A R Y i Ziionss wad loh 4 en the f 3, % ioE R UrsH e e Sy o-day & o followin, SPRINGEIELD, Mass,, Septomber 20,—The | B Houso and lot ) tleman on the stage again. Thompson, superintendent of the B, & M Demoorat, relative to tha mattars el o o s IR ‘wv =l at Moore’s, where the lion roars for the | pps. T 4 | : ra. Lindemann as Iduna enacto spent yestorday with friends in Omaha, ; i e ZHouso and lo cheapeyt and best goods in the west. DL SO By uB e To the ditor of the Daily State Democrat. at Heath last night. Tho roblers Eriguye kuiog Y Tpie art excellently, a Mr. Molc 5 e 2 Come «nd ree them, it will do you good. ch(rmn elicitu{f ;:::ih l:]’l ‘?1":('"”",],:“!‘ H. 1. Jones and wife of the Motropolitan | §ru:—Tn your tssue last ovening yon give bt sum of money. No clt House and lot: abtf. sonated the rolo | 10teh left forMinneapalis, Minn., on a visit | rominenco to a letter signed by thirteen [ the burg Houso and lok House and lot & charming Miss Spahn | [ s S A : ) OMAT PROVIDING FOR ONE AS-|of Auna vory clieetively, and M. Von lw\;:' nds, and will be gone about a weak. Trishmen who describo themselves asmem- Forest Fives, O OMARA, 1lot.... ; Fielitz showed up well as Von Berg. 1", 7. Brewster, a prominent banker | bers of the Fort Dodge (Iowa) branch of the| Giannow, Ohio, Soptember S, W, Cor, Farnam and 12th Sts, | $i = House and ot 8000 SESSOR. Mra. Bueeser as Loontine | of Boston, will arrive in this city this morn Vational loaguc, and who aro fir raging two. mila from Bk T oo ulze was well received, and Miss:|ing and stop over for a day with D, G. Hull »out th onal opinions of Tho of dollars’ damage ha < —Houso and lot. . f & litel as Lottio was sucooes. | By, My, Deowstee has. boar n_ t o5 SR ot g | e Oapital, - - $100,000.00 [ —Houeand iot i 3 ) e = fhanas it £ ceds. | Jlsq, M, Drewster has been in the wes r St 1 and MmYROLE that thoy | esmssemsmweeeemn—————r e Vi Co W R e . Mr. Bshm [raming an Ordinance | Mr. Pechtel represented the cter of | 14oking after his extensive cattle interest in o hee tirhe SO ng fiom FORBALE U. W. HAMILTORN, Prost. Residences for sale within a mile cirelaof Looking Toward a one Ma, butl]:'mw ; ‘rdfll'llmldl\“y and was vocif i e, oforanco o tha books I find = 8. 8. CALDWELL, V. Pros't. Postoflico and outside of Half Mile. Aspessment, ously applauded. it at the wlcon in the cawse of Treland Stook, fixtures, horse C lor 3 & 4. Puls-Ahl showed up In immeneo i : by tho entire Fort Dodg IhIat s ekl N EOToRg - Gashior fsg —mows audieh.... R ,and Mr. Puls as Jean, LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB RACK bt thirteon gentlonsn o 6 CHoe e o Mr, Behm, councllman from the sccond | received quite an ovatios Loutsvitie, Soptember Tarco-quar z mATILE s T S. 8. OaroweLs, 8. I, Swrrs, 5 —IHouso and lot. ... 1 g bty : % 4 four dollars and ninety teain have no furthee u ) 2 ), M. T. B HoORe AT I0s ¢ ward, Las been work for some time| All the minor parts wero well received |ters of a mile heat-—Conkling won; Revoke | ¢ha amount transmitted to the general v Columbia Browery. 106-3p | 0. W. Haxiuros, . T. BArrow, S Hotss ard ot 0. Winn HaMmiuron, SR Accounts scliclitor and kept sub uot | loct to sight choeck. 170 —Houso and ot Ceortificates of Doposlt Issued pavY | 205 —jiouse and lot. ... abloIn 3 @ and 12 months beoaring |08 —House and lot. ... 064—Houso and lot . . 175 —House and lot . 109 —House and lot House and lot. 145 —Houso and lot, rue purposes, Permit 1 rontlomen regarding the s ment and to inform them ii tho most positive terms that there is not the = most remots danger of the lerzue selling ont stove (Garland) for s 40 cither ono or tho other of tho political par- [ X) barkain. Inquiro of Heyn, 1600 Dou et | erosilor onfdemanAlwIthoutinl , 1:15, treasurer for le past framing an_ordinanco by which it is | @3 tho manner in which the piece’was put | second, Bast tim 2 e . on the boards, reflects great credit on the h handicap—mile and a quarter. Mati i "‘“““d(‘“l todo away with, if possible, | munggement. The musical union orches- | neo won, Taxgathorer second; Tiong kn! { s/me of the difficulties that have arisen tra rendered somo valuable services dur- | third, Time, 2:12 { m tho assessment of city property in |ing the eveni Mile and alinlEhandic My team, two horses, w Fred Moehlo, S E. cor. 11th Lowis won, Laf- ' . . N tin second, Leman third i T 5 . J i a provides fc ) 08, o e, yours truly, \lxxxa%zu. This ordinance I rovides for the Things Worth Knowing. Three-quarters of amile ties, I remain, sir, your "i',‘;v“m | e PR torost. 186 —Housa and lot. .. crestionjof thojofioe of oty aaesen i hr t h thi B T e i von eecond, Tdn e o FOGi s iR s " 1%, | Advancos mado to customers on [i03 —lioutc and &lot.. & ? ere are op T 174, s 200 A § 4 (e A H b ing the place of the six now elected an- : enadgrontimany/euohitaings: | iHope il S me L R — - —— | approvod socuritios at market rate |75 ~iouto ani ot © 23500 311 Tt favth lof o (dlnza is, that there is no use in having SHEEPSHEAD BAY RAC ¢ g A e | IEOR SALECA e TarRe 7 nhoe. | of intorost. S anes andes 1 4000 A nually. urther defines 8 powers spepsia unl v like i q SHEED! VB T D 2 CINCINNATI, September \ fire nguire atBiue Barn, 10th hetween Dodge 251 —TIlouse and lot. SR . 26000 yspep. ess you really like it and [ Surrrsiean Bay, Ssptember 20,.—This was and Capitol ave, t Tho Intorests of Customors are | garitoudenco lots in ail parfs of the city and all and duties of tho incumbent and pro- | want to have it. It is an established fact | the closing day. The attendanco was very | started in the pantry of the steamer “Morn- c'osoly guarded and evory faclllty [additions. Acre property near the eity, Prices avd 1 vides for the appointment of deputies, [ that Brown’s Iron Bitters will conquer A sensation was created by Miss | ing Mail” shortly before 2 o'clock this morn- | YA0R SALE an, & good top erms g anit. who are to be appointed by him as he [ this di 5 : 188! ford in the second heat for the Long |: ~ , e T hei for e *" ey | compatible with principles ef 3 ! are to PP y ki this disease in short order and complete- tes making. tho Tastost time ave |8 and communicated o the steamer i "_| gound banking frooly extendod. shall deom best. 5 M- Daniln N g, oated z Lty : N\ i 5 5 y. Mr. Daniel L. | ickam, Springfield, | rocorded in two mile heat James Rowe, | ‘Bonanza” and United States Lighthouse | JpOR SALE-160,000 brick. 1L 1\ Clarke. Draw sightdrafis on England,iro Ly toared i’”w‘“”!’yt"‘f“ S tt}f’“ Ohio, says, ‘Brown’s Iron Bitters cured | Dwyer Brothers' trainer, refused to start | tonder “Lily,” lying alongside. All were I 3 3 ' |iand, Scotland, and all parts of Eu- b tho stato statutes may interfere with the | mo of dyspepsia, nervousness and wake- | Miss Woodford, claiming’ she was not it to | 1umed to the water's edge oxcopt the *Lily” JPGR SAE=Fariitur and ixticas of 4 buanling | cope. egality of this ordinance and prevent it runso soon aftee hertwo and a_half wmile race kbl &Y ) WITH THE QEOGRAPNY UF YHIS FOUN- i 4 ousa doing nginess est looa fulness. Hpssoolni wRBOIB USSR R S8 EClooati Be1l Europoan Passa e Tickets i scoming the law of tho city. If this o —— Thursday, Phil Dw ordered her out, wvhvlh ¢ Iw]l thhwf'h_ ]ljgv\a":!( ILA'{Hx-lnjr town 11 Mannwelior, 207 south 11th 8¢, 10 3 b b should bo the case measures . will proba- The Council of Three, however, and N D ) S N RO | e COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADR, it bly bo taken at the next session of the| The county commissioners met on Sat- | (I ol e L) s (At e ];9.‘,_0. ci avenuc. - Liiuire 16 oM AH A e ) ] [fluwre to mduw)lheDmglmicd"luly urday and appoiuted Thomas Nolan | Dwyers. “h stonmers Gaff and Skinklo were cut, looso | 1% Lol S ai ! egislators to secure the passage of a law inte: 4 e Handicap swaep: two-hear olds, one [#nd Hoated out of dangs No one s NORSALE—A small, but completo stock of frosh { o eiding for tho crostiom of auch an |Superintendent of the south road distriot |, i el Aweerstaks, two-honr olds, one | G, 00 4 ive starcad, Mo Lsonanza and | I groserion; with.a dbo trades s good togality i ' ! e I R S O T in Douglas preceent. 1:43 S the Morning Mail wero owned by the Cin- [eity. Address 6" ice oil 100-1p [0 Tho ordinance will probably bo intro-| Julius Schroeder's bond to sell Tiquor | Non-winncrs' handicap—milo and threo fur- [ S0t Portsmouth and Dic Pusket | TR SALE- & whestork o chthing Tootaand | © © Gy g0 o e ' duced to the city council at an early |in Millard was approved, 1.w~l Iiuu won, Chanticler second, Yeono- [ (i '“‘ ith §24,000, The Morning “ullwm’ ) bulldings ot costy ratirln ’n.m.:“fl 1084, sor. 1ath an ouglas dHis. ( @ s approved. NvIChT 5 WOl g o Mo was | ¢ etoraon, S04 south Tenth street. 3-3m Y date. S TP Py X : Ry, i built two yea 0, valued at 30,000, in- | o i s Yooitnll S Rl e he following claims wero allowe Greut I oaatavo mile Beats | e . Cineimnadl compinios' $20,000 oach, e | CapitaliSloeks 8)5]0.?03 { The President of the Cambridge, ROAD FUNI Woaorss Drie Carter, Modasty nud Miss | The Lily's damage is 510,000, No lives lost K ¥. Spurricr, Wiota 1o [, ability of Stockholders, 300,00 H Mass., 1iro Ins. Co., recommonds Hood's | Tenry Tiusor strotch was reached in cach hent, and then C —m— 2 abe e lRie By i 2 Deposits | Sarsapuilla s a buiiding up and strength- | T. J. Nolan. wont bl and won "na” s plessd, e SALF—Cornor 8th and Farham, 00x133 fool ['ye Per Cont Interost Paid ox Dep { : D. I’. Redman Wonion oo ecs and Modesty thisd, Miss | Cyioago, September 20.—The published od Iy ity Ml Appiyon premiaos o T A ' A Mecting of the Board, Wi Dooling. ... three lengths, ke Curter twenty lengthe | statement is made here that Miss Jita Turn- i - | LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATER b seting of sibos Al i t_Nelson, ++ 8060 ghead of Mode time, 1} g bull, the only daughter of N, 8. I, Trumbull, ty hives of Italian Doy In g it \Mfl!h"; of the hoard of public works Bros & C + 1600 [ Handicap sweepstakes R I A T R s S i e cornor south 10th OfMflcers b Diroctors ' wag held Saturdpy evening at which all nt Duplex won, Ferg Ky a1 | @ Waalthy pork packer, has elop 4 braska, 950 20p 3 ; { R ST s Arch third; time, £ ander Nervon, employed in Truombull's pork | — T = R -.}‘:;w',“: i G P L Simon. . e — establishment for a number of years | TG St of i, 4 eite mches.of Wator ‘ad | The ordinances passed by ihe city Seeks t Happy Hunting G nd, |)L‘w|, Sha is described ‘|n||ll] 50 feot fall, with casy facilities for a dam, adjoining i o 3 i i ey some member of the south ) iscopal | the city of Plattsmouth, Ca ty, Neb. Address AN SON, t ¢ ng the Bitookryn, Towa, Septembeor 20—Standing | e Homaer e b R e SR Gy oMy T M E L. STONF th street in paving district T Blk, o war chicf of the trido, who was | quired somo mouns of his own and is & man of | _982-25p and Sixteenth street between |5 Al Wat engaged in the Custer massacee and has sineo | 1 '|nh\~w“llu|mu s The affair became F; Furniture and stoves suitablo for Nicholas, and St. Mary’s ave- | Y, M. Stone. . 10 00 | becn the leader to a band of Indiansin a pablic throngh Mr, Turnbull’s procuring the e Inquire Loth ;and Jackson St nue between Twenticth and Forest, were ry 1 ’ 2100 o, diod near thia ity thik amorming, | Ho)| Ly Ses of etscttves for tho aatendllinburhose | I ieHo i dut read \’Yl the ‘}“"]‘ v“ waa decided by the | 1 \\i,\(il\m‘ul % owned two teams aud wagons and had consid. | ter, | T A e puing i d that the pavingon theso parts of Moores ablo other property, At Peora in few weoks o A S T o Tor sulo cheap. T 8. Clarkson, Schuy S streets should bo laid upon a broken kA Sstacips 0 he left the cireus and went 0 Towi ( ILEQRATIIOINEWE NOXH iety Neb, e JDur e rus stone foundation one half foot in thick- e (i iora Wednesday anotning with Lis o i o i R ness covered with o layer of sand to the ion of in 1d diivers for Omaha, whoro ho expect. | < AXOMEDT Tstrict, 0, F, Davis & Con 1608 Farnatn sireot, N\ dlito: depth of two inches. W. Droston.. o o jon Lis wifo and worubors of his tribe, CThodamostatol g Toy NIl AR | Rl « : After taking steps to comply with the |; relguion., hoy camnpiod about six miles eass of Brooklyn | trict nominated John Altgelds for con- A H. G, Clarke & Co last night, and this morning ha died yre ection of the council in several matters Three witnesses. He was ove sty The republican campr years POIR SATE-0no halt intetost in & good croamory, T e Jay nighbwithi | gt S0 NI SRl S . 500 men, Fuu SALE—Cheap, & nico oo full 1ot, city L #roop 3 of minor importanco the board ad- |Six jurors 600 | Major Nowall, the Indian‘agent, tole was formally opened 55 5 Xeans journed, Seven witnasses « 700 have himbu hersand the remains will be | torch light procession of BRI — e — { 3 BRIDGE FUND, interrcd to-morrow, Colonel Dudley, commissioner of pensions, water b blocks from the court house. M. Led, oy Loutwvillo, Lexingtoh, Cineinnati, o] i T . — ) 0% | “Foer, 21 and Leavenwortn, 867-1mo Jainicap i Consumption, Adam Stringline. . £100 57 has resigncd and will enter the bavking fivm | _Focer #d and I il 1128 SCROFULOUS P i Notwithstanding the great number e - Destructive ¥ires, of Pateman & Co., of Washington. l‘“m SALE—A hutehor shop and tools in Hchuyler v a8t Bxpross who yearly succumb to this terrible and | A CARD.—o all who are suffering from errors | Sr, Touis, September 50,—The Ciolden| In Pittsburg Saturday, three frame dwell. Nebraska, with first-class trado and in & good oy prinoipal Ticket Offioes in 17 s % s P | and indiseretlons of youth, nervous weakness, early | 0" 1 BN . 20,69 Th location, ebject in solling, poor hoaltn, Addros, hada. fatal” disease, which Ia daily winding ifs | Syt ol aonion o5 o Weaknoss, early clothing storo owned by Tirowning, | 106 and four stables hurhed, Threo horses | eation: sbioct in wlin, poor:hoalin. ~Ackieise, INHERITED. e rava s were cremated, Incendiary, Loss £6G9,000, i p Wi Jow aM competitors that offer less advan= fatal coils around thousands who are un- |t 6 will curo you, FRIEE OF CHARGE. This groat i of it y remedy was discovered by a missioncry in South oouacions of its deadly presance, Dr. | A orioa. Sond sell-addressod onvolopo. 1o KaY, 3o Pierce's “‘Golden Medical Discovery’ | sy tation D New York. £150,000, insured fo 110,000; loss on building | Yincennes, Ind., exploded Saturday, firmg | S0 1005 i b p s will cleanse and purify the blood of x LB, slight, fully insured. % the building and fatally injuring Collender's | R0 SR80S0, Olnha. scrofulous impurities, and cure turbercu- The Liberal League, JEFFERSONVILLE, 111, September 20,—At |80 tion (which is only scrof ono this morning the church of the Holy [ The Merchants’ woolen mill, of Boston, | TAOR SALE—A printing office suitablo 10r & smal Efairmcnoaxs:nfifmul;n;o\‘usxz:l)h‘SBu::i’lll:::;'l%l&‘:: 1t may not be generally known, but, | Ghost and school house burs Tho school | burned Saturday morning, Loss $75,000, s b y 8 v i i : was not quits completed, Supposed to ha IYive hundred employes are thrown out of | change for Omaha City property, Addross X, Z. Q' stamps and got Dr, Pierce’s complete nevertheless, it is a fact, that quite an not qui mple upposed to have Beo offico. LTI et work, The mill will' not be rebuilt. No in- - - S— - L CONTAGIOUS, \nes now and second hand 10 b h. p. portablo and statio " detailod information, get the Maps aad Fold- wor'tho 3,570 sotutons Uicors trako outon my by | o SRERT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE until wy broast was one mass of corruption T JONN, Somo of those Uleers wero not loss than one and one g " Geu 1 Thi. & Fase, Aghy inches in dismeter, the edge rough, ragged, aud ufllk ADO. N ¢ly dead, tho cavity opon 10 tho hone and 4 A tilled with offonsive matter” Everything known to | — - faculty wa tricd in vain. Gredually tho o saue i 2 3 intell f been the work of an incendiary. treatise on_consumption and kindred af- | intelligent gafhering assembles every e e | Burance. J'OR BALE—Two open mecond-nand buggles aud | bone itsollbecamo discase, umll(I;t‘kmu:;“r.mgl!,l'xm; LG EXT fections, with numerous testimonials of | Sunday morning at St. George's hall to An Unfounded Rumor. you conviots wero whipped at Now Cas- | Sogghy 01vry wakod, howp, L1810 Barmey 1. | oun"hibnerto'on to surfaen. 1 becanio b Taero 1 1 cures. Address, World’s Dispensary | discuss questions of more or less import-| Ciicaco, September 20.—Inquiries from tle, f"‘llll\,\"-r{‘v. Sa ’lrfllu.\' 1moEnipg o lh|u pron | e etk Four montin at o coull not ot my 1\ Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y, f ; X BUIdgs, eplew ence of four hundred people, idward Red- liandy’ 0y hoad besauso of extreme sorencss. anco to tho entire community, Yester- | Detroit and other luke ports as to the whero | don (white) was pilloried for an hour in'ad- [ Jpited States Depository Could nob buen 1o bed. " Kniow ok what 1h wal 10 be ur oven freo from pain, Had reason to look upon life itsclf ag acuree. In' the summer of 1880, ——— day the subjeoct “The Tari abouts of the steamer Peerless and intimating | dition to twenty Jashes, Army Orders abject was o Tari AT R it . y ) 2 x T8, e 4 eleps ! [ that sho has boen wrocked noar Duluth, o tel: | Satnrday morning Commodore J. . Jow- aftor ton yoars of this wretchod oxiutonce, 1 bovay A board of officers consisting of Liou- |- Iscussion of which some able speak- | agrau from the lntter city o tho nssociatad | ott, | f,:.' 0 ted States navy, proceeded ta Ui fiag | yye 0 £0 ke Cuticiirs Romodios, and after two. 3 tenaat Colonel (haa. Compton, bth | S5 took part, and among them were | press states ther is no foundation for the | ahip “Tennceseo,” Newport harbor: and 1o U sibtent uso of thens the last uloer has healed 'The e Cantaln T ailtAas it el [ M, Potier, Gen, O'Brien, {rumor, She left Duluth after the rumor | lieved Admiral Luce of the command of the dread discaso has sucoumbed, Al over the breast, cavuliy, Ca a8l DU C4Y= ], J, Points, and Mesars, Emery, Quinn | started and i now on her way to this city, th Atlantio squadron, i rhoro nco wasis RN of orradaila som by It b incressed from 'y an Mirs o ant V ) ey : ¢ shin, e hundred i alry and First Lieutenant William P. | o g Bartlott,. The question was very — ‘The prohibitionists of Seward co 5 R fwority-throe 40 ono hundred and Aty six pounds o) exhaustively handled “and great interest Joyalty's Nightmare. wet in- convent —OF OMAHA— an thy i work iy il going on. 1 fucl myse s r TOEN T T now i, and all through Cutioura tomo e IS s Fort McKinney, Wyoming, Soptember 20th, 1884, to examine into the qualifi- cations.of (. M. Seargt. John C, Mar- B bl el ket boloatet | Gor, 18th and Farnam Sts JANES K. RICHAIDSON 3 Custom House, Now Orle THaabis ge. Battentarin, Sworn o beforo United Statos ¢ g 3 ovinced on the subject. tal These so do more good than is common- and a rning spent at one mbor 20,—The anarchist | were Kammercer, was banged there this | vention ¢ 1y suppos ner. , ‘ Hall, R, (). M, Oth cavalry will raeet at ( shall and others, o ik ety X a-cording o the sentenco of the | At Davenport, Towa, Saturduy night, W. | 77 Jo D Oriwronn, { AR o of Maior Teaso D; ;:fnl.ff:{( hibers ¢ mootings is_caloulatod to eeording to the wentoncs of the | Al Basonpork Town, Sutirduy night, 3. | The Oldest Banking Establishment o1 s TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD, ( 7 199, 4th infantry, Captain Jacob [ jre . Hhos Wh end i moro ways | fous-i to liave et i collusiva with Siilima: Ual slector, wal M, V. Gannon, domocratic i Omaha, 01 gorafuloun, Ihrito agiony igmors V', bth artillery, and First Lieuten. | 4" ©1 lor 1 all the Lattor's erii Tt i stated | candidato for aitormey gencral,” engaged in Juar ¢ dlafigiriig blok v ! €5, bth artillery, Lieuten ez — ¢ oing debate, distiguring blokabes, /% ant flenry E. Robinson, R. Q. M., 4th| The finest mayonai sing | aias tinvho oade s, lasionsss. o unarchiak fASDLRSNE.T 5 ; SUCCKMSORS TO KOUNTZN BROTHEAN | [ ien, Hu Al Lo 7 infantry, is appointed to meet kinds of salads, cold meats, raw toma.| P ot b i “",f“,;, “,“‘ “"l‘,“,‘"."’:j‘ Crannlsed 1u 1806, and v thio &k, a0 Fo T )/ Omaha, Neb., on Monday, the toes, pickled salmon, cabbage, L will b thrown out of employment. | Organized as a Natlonsl Bank in e ity i R of Saptember, 1884, to examino into and | Dorkoe's Salad Dressing, It ing vumor 1t on bost theie ool * Lows (ostic | 0607 T $300,000 | the ¥réat s 6 und oy vo infaliblo, " aport upon the qualifications ¢ 8. | more economic han h sccordil 100,0005 fusurance not known, OAPITA o s v o+ e+ §200, ) % N “ i report u 3 ‘hr»‘“,‘um atl :]:’ ‘KH\M i“ norg economical than how ) i H' o ,,,‘,‘ P SURELUS AND PEOFITS . $150,000 | \Cr‘u.zl unouu‘m”.ummm. il Sorgeant Msjor Thomss J, Wiggiag, 4th | —Mr 1 ( D A Riblo, . W, Orriorss Bavioas ! ‘ infantry, and others : | furiien, celebrated i 1ed tw i which was filod | Bxsuse Kourrey, Presidont, | JUSY o Sissh 4 2 v f t N 4 4: linbilitivs, s Vice Prosident, over any g Ditto consiating of Major Daingerficld s terday and cutortained ! Khartaum had fulued, 2000, - mobend 174, 4 Vice Frosldeed i Parker, 0h_infantry, Capt. Goo. DM, irlnds M. Iicitr | TS —— L] e et s, acowinavs. | NGW Woodwork ! - New Attachments Downey, 21 infantry, and Ist Lieut, Jas, | the west who ave not L) Hrgeom the Mahoning X 4 Roegan, & (. M., 9.h infantry is appoint- | or nationality, as was ¢ AN psamber flovdin. donialy reat iron dnd coal discriot of Ohlo, | o, T i | Ve ot Cutienra, ol Vowus, 80 lrg: Loxes Warranted 5 Years. ed to meet at Fort D, A. Russell, Wyo., }the numerous tokens of friendship Lo received | OaYs MU KURGR EONG o 18aturday by the presenceof General § i o070 "o Talte I %0 Cuticurs Shaviog Boap, 16¢. 5ol by all drug. CULD ON_EASY PAYMENTS. the 20.h Ay of September, 1884, to ex. |1 9 dscelved | m board the ship Leresoln | Lofcan, Hon, Win, D, Kolley, Gonarsl Noves | Aja s 1 ’ . LOVEIOY 0 0 X 1 our ¢itizens of cvery kind, ) fron n ud other promiuent speakers, The demon- TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL €0, BOSTON 1928, 1/th Omah Street, ! J