Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1884, Page 8

{ ! § i . llil' ()\IA]lA DAILY BE E---\I()\'DA\ l)l CEMBE l{ 8 1884 [ THE OAILY BEE Monday Morning Dec. 8 'LOCAL BREVITIES, —The Union Paciffc ticket office in the Millard hotel will be closed on January 1st —Conduotor Thomas Ryan, of the B, & M., has an £18 nickel lantern, a present from ad miring friends. —Two men, while lifting a bat of iron on a froight car at the nail works let it fall. Each had a log fractured, —South Omaha is being disturbed by sneak thieves, who pay their .attentions to chicken coops and elothes lines, There will be a meeting of the A. U. H. Rifles this evening in Cunningham hall. A full attendance is desired. —The county commissioners dispensed charity from the new court house, owing to removal of the old sheriff's headquarters, —Itwas reported Satueday that an east bound freight train had collided with the D ver fast freight near North Bond station, ~The cold rain and sleet which fall Sat- urday made tho day exceedingly] unpleas: ant and cast a dampsser on the base ball vame. —Edgar Zabriskie, thy assignee of G. D, Thayer, has file his inventory and appraise. ‘ment, showing the valto of the assigned stock to be $12,70L.15 —Judge Woolworth is complained of fo violating the fire limits ordinance, but show the neighbors that o was not, but intended t> make improvements, —Chief Engineor Butler has received a fine photograph in which are grouped the vignettes of all members of the National association, in- eluding those of Chief Batler and Hon, Chas, Kaufmann, —-The Knights of Pythias, which have four strong lodges in this city, are going to work to purchase property of their own and build a fine temple for the joint occupation of all . The details are not yet known, —The regular monthly meeting of the Ne- braska Women's Indian association will be 5 vised to entrap him into some held to-day, (Decomber 8,) at 8 oclosk p. m., | Aaee L6 enteab e b 1n the Women's Christian association rooms in :he "";':]K_ "ffl'o oal "113' ndm:im :‘:'" the old City Hall on Sixteenth stroet, near Farnam, Mrs, H, M. James, Secretary. —Deputy Sheriff Crowell roturned Saturday from Falls City, brineing with him Fred Thomas, who confesses to the burglary of the cigar store of Chinn & New, from which were taken twenty-two boxes of cigars, The priso- ner had gone to visit his folks near Falls City, None of the property was recovered. —Board of trade meeting.—At the rogular monthly meeting of ths board of trade, to- night, (December 8th) at 8 p. m.,} the question of building a chamber of commerce and making an assessment of $100 on each member, to purchase the real estate, will he decided upon, Your attendance is especially termined. most a stranger to the one who made this proposition to him, fell in with the iden, but feared it mlght be a plen de- ly ventured to inquire of one whose duty it is to guard the life and property of Omaha citizens, whether the man in jail would commit a crime of that kind, and exposed the plot. he would, he went away, but before the day ended the suspect was in jall on the charge of being a suspicious character. AN UNPUB[ISHED PLOT, A Pan to Got Aw.w with Lottie Combes Falls Throngh to the Mutual Fear of the Men Creating it It has been predicted by many who protend to know the Forbes gang, that an effort would be made by them to get Lottle Coombes out of the way by fair moans if possible, if not, by foul. A vigilant eye has been kept over her by the police. Her goings out and comings in are noticed by the officers and no visi- tors call upon her without the knowledge of the city's protectors. The woman herself is In a constant state of trepida- tion and she is frequensly accompanied to Owing fall her from certain parties who it is said lie tn walt for her, It is the firm belief of those interested in this matter that strenuous efforts have been made to induce her to leave the city. This, how- ever she has refused to do, and fear, it is thought, may drive them to desperation. An unexecuted plot was partly formed, but the mutual fear of its creators pre- vented its being carried out, The man who first broached the subject gave him- self outas one of Sandy Forbes' gang, and was one day last week arrested on suspicion and still Is in jail. A proposi- tion was made by this suspect to a sport- ing man known to be in sympathy with the Forbes gang, although not in league with them, that the latter should hire. a carriage and start with Luttio Coombes for the river bottoms. While on his way to this destination he would overtake tered invitation to ride. They were to go in the darkness to some lonely point on the bank of the river, whero the sus- pect was to put her out of the way, but by what means had never been de- Tho sporting man being al- the matter for a couple of days and final- Upon beingltold that her home by those who fear evil may be- | ¢ the nuspect, who would accopt the prof- | The official to whom this Information was given does not doubt for a moment that this plan would have beea carried out had not Its executors had a mutual fear of one another,” BOLD HIGHWAYMEN. requested. Thos, Gibson, Secretary. —The engagemant of Miss Fanny Rau, sis- ter of Mrs, M. Hollman, to Mr, Sam Sloman, formerly ¢f Detroit, butnow of this city, is announced as having taken place last Friday evening. Thoy aro to 'bo united in March Tho union of Louls Hoatetter, ¥sq, of Albu- qnerque, N, M., to Mies Schlessinger is to bo effected on the 6th of January. Both cere- monies are to take place at the new Temple of Tsrael, —1It was loarned yesterday from a gentle- man from Sioux Falis, Dakots, that tho United States has instituted sult against Me. Bain & Co,, the Sioux Falls granite contract- ory, to recover 25,000 damoages alleged to have been sustained from the defondants’ en- try and trespass upon certain lands belonging tothe plaintifl, This is the same act for which McBain and Hubbard were indicted nnd taken from this city to Sloux Falls by Deputy Marshal Weed, Charles Andrews and William Brown, two colored yonths, wero unfortunate enough to be thrown from a buggy at the corner of Eleventh and Capitol avenue yesterday afternoon, The horso became frightened and ran down Capi- tol avenuo to Tweith, up Twelfsh to Farnam aud down Farnam as far as Dowey & Stone's, where itfell upon the pavement and was some- what injured, The buggy was complotely wrecked, The turnont was the property of James Stephonson, Neither of the ocoupants of the carriago was injured, —Articles of incorporation have bLeen filod in County Clerk Leavitts offico by the Women's Christian Temperance Union, The trustees are Mra, Lucretia Burroughs, Mrs, Jennie Swevens, Mra, Mary Tate, Mrs, L. G, Charlton, and Mre, M. N, Elliott, Mrs Ellen F. Saule is president, and Mra, Tsabella 8, Bell clork of the new association, Tho county clerk, with his characteristic courtosy and gallantry toward the fair sex, recorded the articles without the usual fee, —(ieorge H. Hammond is expocted to ar rivoin this city this week from Chicago to start up the pork packing at the stock yards and to begin tha building of the additional houses for beef packing. These houses will be 755100 and 70x100 feet, aad joined one to the north and one to the south end of the ox- isting building. Me, Hammond will bring his architect to diract the ecection of the beef packing house, & part ot the material for which @already deliverad. A dirastor of the stook yards compsny which has leased the packing houss to Mr, Hammond ,says that he intends to kil 810 head of beeves and 60) head of hogs daily, and to increase the slaughtering of bseves as soon s ho is satis fied that he can command a sufficient supply of cattle. A meeting of the citizens of South Omaba was hold Saturday eveniog at the new engine house on Eleventh street, The obisct was to discuss the possibility of resisting sucoessfully the tax for the Fifteenth street grading. It s claimed that there were several irregulari- sles in letting the contract. Tue Sixtecnt! street grading was given wig permission to uso the dirt from adjacent rtreets for which the coutractors were allowed 22 conts, payiog nothing for the dirt which was taken trom Fifwenth, Now, althoush the two streets, Fifteenth and lhx\.«;un\h, wre impassible until ts shall be built across the rai road each, still the contiactors come in nd their $1 02 per front foot. The t.x is levied to pay this, and that is what th: citizens propose to resisl A Card trom et Workers of the Christisn Church, The Earnest Workers of the Clylstian Ohurch will give a dinner and supper on Thuraday, December 11," at Masouic hall. This is an extra effort to aid the copgregation in ng thelr bullding above the grade, the damages sllowed by the city bewng insufficient for that pur- pose. A good deal of nice eating, as well a8 earpest working will bo necessary L ladies promise to furnish it in most tewpting style, and very kindly Invite the publie to dine from 12 to 2 and from 6 10 10 p. m. tosup. | e ——— BSeal of North Oarolns Bmoking To- baoco is the best. Letter-Carrier McOabe Held up and Robbed of a Fat Roll, Council Bluffs Correspondendc, J. W. McCabe, one of the letter car- riers, was returniug home last night be- twoen 9 and 10 o'clock and when on Fifth avenue, near Ninth street, two men came up suddenly behind him and grabbed him, one holding his hand over McCabe's mouth so that he could give no alarm, They then ran him off the walk into vacant lot, threw him onto the ground and went through his pockete, They found $111, most of which was pension money, arm and could not well defend himself. One of the fallows told him made a noise they would kill_him, soon as they had his money® they tied hie arm to his leg, so that he could not move and then they ran away, as they started he began shouting and Dr, Macrao and others came to his relief. McCabe has but one that if he Asn 8o soen An alarm of @ last evening was caused by an mcuudlnry attompting to burn up Bond's ¢levator, e A Great Show, Saturday night a good audience greet- ed Salsbury’s Troubadours at the opera houle. The play presented was Mr. 1. 3, Kidder's new production, ‘‘Three of n l\md " The play gives Nate Salsbury and his excollent company full scope for their mirth-provoking qualities and they fmproved the np{l)ortuuity fully. The plot 1s of the very brightest kind, being the simple tale of three Now York sales: men and one saleslady, Dolly Dashwood (Nellie McHenry), who spend thoir vaca- tion on the farm of a hard-hearted Jorsey farmer, The farmer, Whittle, has a pretty ward, through whom an amus- ing series of evonts transpire on the farm and in a rickety flat whither the sales- men go when their employer discharges them through an accident in a game of blind man's buff, Nate Salsbury as Jack Potts, John Webster as Bob Kl and W. 8. Daboll as Phil Straight, all of which three gentlemen in short acts be- come salesmen, dudes and tramps, kept the audlence in continual good humor, Nellie McHenry never appeared to better advantage and fairly captured the audi- ence with her vivacious and saucy ways. o — Speclal sale of Linens on Monday, De- cember 8th. 100 doz all Linen Towels 0o each, actual worth 16¢. Syurn's New Srone, ded m&ood 107 Farnam Street, Court Record, Following 1s thoe list of \the varlous cilepses and misdemeanors bronght to trial in the local police court during the month of November: Threatening life. . Fugitiy Jnuti Disturk th T Vagrants and suspicious character Larceny. . Assault and battery Assault with inteut to lnuulrr 1 Obtaining gocds under false pr N4 Intoxication L 87 Carryiug concealed weapon 1 Dischargiog firearms R 1 ation of sprivkling ordinance. . 1 Di-orderly persons. 14 Gum'ng. 12 Fxpressing without hieens 1 Trespass | 4 2 Prostitution o1 Fast driving 2 Selling liquor without licause. 1 Cruelty to animals. . A 2 Total. . e — Disteict Qonrt, Saturdsy’s session concluded the Nov- ember term of the Sarpy county distriot court, and Judge Wakeley aud District Attorney Godwin have returned to Omshs, The October term for this county will again be resumed this morniog. Before Judge Neville, the case of the | 110 Bouth 13th street, af state againat William Gazolo, indicted for murder, will bo taken up. fense, It is said, has not procured the tes- timony of certain partles in Italy, for the parpose of obtatning which the case was continued over the June term last. Before Judge Wakeley, the case of Ella Ward agalnst Mary Haley will be called first for trial this morning. e Commissioners’ Proceedings, Satunnay, December G, 1884, Board of commissioners met pursuant Prosent, ‘The following ac- to adjournment. Knight and Corliss. counts were allowed ROAT) FUND, Robert Thompson, grading 8149 40 0. H, Brown, grading west Farnam. 401 42 Crin Fedde, gradin 18 40 Fdward Thomns, ‘ee 7 10 M. Dnffy, court houss grading 24 68 James Walsh, grading . . 8738 GENERAL FONI) Slark & Co., mds for poor farm . Moores, ticket for poor 3 00 310 00 [ o Eben Wymau, petit juror Samuel J, Howell, petit juror........ Ilinm Fitch, petit juror 2 00 J. T, Brown, petit juror 200 Tates Forayth, peitt, furor 200 C. L, Thomas, petit juror 200 Adjourned to Wednesday, ])ncembor 16th, H. T. Leavirr, Oounty Clerk. e — Union Pacific Ratlway Company, | Omaha, Nov. 2th, 1884, Cross Ties, The Union Pacific Railway Company wlll receive tenders up to the Slst of Decembor for 250,000 Oak and 50,000 Cedar Cross Ties, to be delivered in lots of not less than twenty thousand each, Tiea to be delivered at Council Bluffs, Iowa, or Kaneas City, Mo., not later than April 30, 1885, For specifications and other particulars apply to Mr. J. J. Burns, Gen'l Storekeeper, Omaha, Neb. S. R. Callaway, Gen'l Manager, wed fri&mon mor ed s Pt Fast Stock Trains, Speaking of fast stock trains between Omaha and Chicago, to (isneral Agent Babicook, of the Chlcago & Northwestern railrond, yesterday, brought out the fol- lowing interesting information regarding the running time of trains on his road from Omaha to Chicago. The figures are taken from the company’s records, and Mr. Babcock vouches for their cor- rectness. It is not only the best general average, but the slowest trlp is nearly an hour better than any yet reported: Aug. 19, '.rflm of 27 cars, 22 hours 45 minutes, Seot, 7, 14 Let ) G 8, g Oct, 7, fegr Nov. 4 Speoial salo of Linens on Monday, De- cember 8th, 100 doz all Linen Towels be each, actual worth 15c. Syura's New Stoke, Farnam Street, ded-m&eod L — SmokeSeal of North Carollna Tobao co. PERSONAL. Mr, and Mrs. Clark Woodman leave for Chicago to-morrow. . L, Brush, a prominent joweler of Crete, Neb,, was in the city yosterday. C. 1. Wyrn, agent for the Sioux Falls granite Co Sioux Falls, Dakota, is at the Pax- ton, Mrs, C. 1, Moody started for Naples, Tils,, yosterday aftornoon, to attend the funeral of a sister, Miss Abbie 8. Hill, of Canton, Dakota, stopped over yestordoy on her way to Cali fornia, Hon. Frank Ellis, a member of tho terri- torial legislatura of Dakota, 18 in the ity on business, 0, D, Traphegan, Lincoln and Geo, C. Tic- kor and wife, North Bend registered at the Millard yestorday. Hon, W, A, Marlow, the quondam part- nerof Hon, W, H., Munger, now of Denver, is in the city on legal business, Mr, and Mrs, N, F. English, formerly of Omaha, but now living in San Francisco, are spending a fow days in tho city with friends, Julius Festuer left on the Wabash this afternoon for St. Louis and Washington, Mo,, and Chicago. He will return on Thursday next. Messrs, J. A. Whalen and T, I, Brennan loft on the noon train to-day to attend the | state convention of the C. K, of A., to beheld | at Columbus, Mr. J., B, Southward, deputy county clerk, has boen quite ill for several days past from congestion ot it langs, He, however, s improving rapidly and will be able to attend to hie duties in a fow days, Mr, Cornelius Norris, an envineer on the Union Paafic road, will leave to-day for o teip to Ireland, Eogland, France, He in- tends being absent about five months, Mesers, T. C. Nixon and P, J. Toomey, th roenic artists of 8t, Louis, wel the city to day on their way home from Hastings, whero they have just completed the drop curtain and woenery for tho new opera house in that place, J. 8, Patton, Wahoo ; H, Harman, Bain. croft; M, A, Marshall Minden; C. Ramsey, M. Rous, Lincoln; H. Ruegg, Falls City; W, Culp, Nem Ed. 8. Connolly, Albion; 1% J, Morford, Weeplog Water and ank{ Rema and wife of Larami City are at the Motropolitan, Gus Moulton, representing Thatcher, Prim. rose & Wost's minstrel company, is the city making arrangements for the appearance of company here next week, Ar, Moulton is a jolly fellow, and represents one of tha best minstrel compauies on the road, He is staying at the Millard, H- N, Shewe!l, MoMurphy, Sch Nebraska City; John A, | H. B, Daggett, St, Paul; M. A, Daugherty, Orato; 1. D, Dew- el, Hastings; Charles D, Smith, Lincoln; A, | A, Swith, Hastings; O, Matheson, Nor " t W, H. Carter and 09, Valentine; are st the Paxton. Q ¥, Breckonridge, Esq., and his wife, Dr, Mary J. Breckonridge, have removed with | their family to this city, where their son, R; | W. Breckenridge, 1sq., hus been for several | years, Father, mother fand son have taken | up th e resldenco at 180 m stroat, and Mr., Breckenridge senior will follow law, Far whilo Mis, Breckenridge, an accomplishod physician, will continue tho practice of her profession, L — WANTE! 'o exchange wild or improv. ed lands in Nebraska or lowa for Hard- ware, or stock of general merchandise. Address J. Linderholm, Genos, Nsnce county, Nebr, w-lm — Good Board and R os Lowa House, 100 per week, The do- | O'Keefe, | SACKING A SALOON. Peter Pedde's Sdlmn Taroed 1Ioto & Pandemoniom, KEte, Used Withont officer Whit- Bricke, Rocks, | Serions Rrsults | mack Unstarred, A party of local roughs headed by two brothers known as the Griflin boys enter- od the Union Pacific saloon on Sixteenth street botween Burt and Webster stroots, st about 5 o'clock Saturday night. The men were drunk and bellig- erent and although the saloon was already | full of customers, and workingmen em- | ployed finishing some interior work, they made themselves boisterously at at home. The boginning of the trouble is a diflicult matter to ascertain, The first intimation that the proprietor, Peter Fedde, received of intended hos- tilities was the simultaneous rush ot the whole gang upon himself and guests, The ruffins seized planks, bricks and coal and attacked the inoffensive occup- pants of the place without discrimination or mercy. Mr. Fedde was struck on the head acd knocked behind the bar, the gang then proceeding to the destruction of turniture and fitting. Portions of the aseailants ran to the pavement and hurled bricks and stones inte the saloon, yelling and shouting meantime like demons, The work of wholesale de- struction was still in progress when Fedde, regaining his feet, secured his pistol from a drawer in tho rear of the bar and fired two shots into the ceiling. This demonstration frightened the mob and thoy flad into the street and disap- peared in tho immense throng which had been attracted by the tumult, Although some very ugly wounds were received by a half dozen or more of the workmen end peaceful customers, none are believed to be serious, Cuta, bruises and contu- sions about the head constitute the chief character of all the injuries. Mrs. Fedde, who from her home across the street had heard the noise, and had started across the strect to her endan- gered husband’s side has received a shock ZTHATCAN BE MADEE = THE:MICHIGAN ‘S TOVE:COM PANY 2 JDETROIT CHICAGO-BUFFALQS = SOLD«EY . = l - = from which it is yet extremely doubtful it she can recover., Belng in a delicate health she was prostrated from the excitement and is still very ill. A man uamed McKEvoy was the only member of the gang captured, although warrants are out for the remainder. Yestorday it reached the ears of Mar- shal Cummings that just before the dis- turbance officer Whitmack had been with the crowd, and ran out of the rearidoor when the troublo began. Men- tioning this statement ito Whitmack, he immediatoly surrendered his star, the marshai remarking he wanted no cow- ards on the force. DIED, GOODREAUNX - In this city, December 7th, at a. ., Louis Goodreaux, stepson of Mr, and Mra. 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