Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 7, 1885, Page 5

[ —— THE DAILY BEE-~WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1885, 5 [ THE SMALL-POX CASE. THE CITY FATHERS. 'N:{",‘;;,;ff‘;;:‘,:"",‘i,‘;’“:.fi‘," gt aero: | HOSTETTER-SCHLESINGER. — —— communications from Mra, Lizzle Roborts b The Paticnt Stll at $t. Joseph's Hos- Summary Changes i 10 LOGA POICE | Froes momenittos on stroets sn gracon, | CODSTMMAtION of the Hostetter-Schles- pital, For, filli{?)%mdcier!nin approved estimates, iuger Noptials Last Night, ————— From committeee on police, allowing a . _| bill from ity physician. Adopted. tve esy & The Discussion of the Sewer Qnes From satte, recommending the dismis. | A PHIIIANT Erent in Society Circlen tlon—Minor Matters, st of Officers James Kuight and W, H, ot Omana, Pottlt from the police force. After & sttt A regular weekly messlon of the city "f‘,‘::","'.'d.d:,';';';_"d disoussion; the 161" (54 ot the most beilliant sventa of the council was held last night. Present, Report of appralsers on damages to |season, in the Hebrow soclety of Omaha, Councilmen Beche), Behm, Ford, Furay, | certain property in opening of Douglas ocoarred last night In the wedding of Hasoall, Ksufmann, Redfield, Thrane, |street from Twontleth to Jefferson street, | Mr, Louis Hostetter, of Albuquerque, Woodworth and Mayor Murphy. the amount of damages being $1200. (v, . and Mism Fannle Schlesingor, of PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, . M. Hitchcook addressed the council |Omaha, The wodding ceremony oc- From mayor, reporting that he had |in a short speech, elaiming that his prop- | curred in the parlors of the Millard ho- read the journals of the 16th ndld 23d | erty !lvould bo damaged In the npenini of | tel, and was attended by over one hun- ult., and found them correct. Adopted. | Douglas street to a greater extent than Reading of journal of previous mect-|had been allowed In the report of the ap- | Ared friends of the contracting parties. ing dispenscd with, and president re-|praisers, declaring, in closing, that he | The marriage coremony was performed quested to examinc and report at the |would bring suit against the ocity unless [ by Dr. Harfield according to the solemn next meeting. the matter was difforently adjusted. and beautiful nuptlal rites of the Jowish From Mayor Murphy, stating that he| From committee on tinance, recomend. | ghurch. had approved certain ordinances. Ing the allowance of certaln bills. Ad-| The bride, Miss Fannio Schlesinger, is From John,Wilson, stating that he had | cpted. a beautiful young lady of nincteen yesrs resigned his poeition as member of the| ~From the committes on gas and elec- | of age and ia the {daughter of our well board of public works, to take effect as|telo light, recommending thatthe petition | known cltizen, Mr. Samuel Schlesinger. soon as convenlent. of Dr. George E. Harfield, for a lamp on | She was accompanied on the bridal on} A petition, signed by a number of clt- | the corner of Twenty-third and Harney | tree into the parlors by her father and izens, asking for the appolntment of |streets be granted. Adopted. mother. Her costume was beautifully Joseph Barker as a member of the board | Special committee, that A. R, Dafrene unique, as follows: White gross grained of public works, was read. This paper | be nQIowed $400 in the case of Daufrenc | with white velvet front cut a la Princesse sprang upon the assembly & longand | va, the city. en traine and trimmed with Dachess lace heated debate over the propriety of giv- ORDINANCES, ala Pomrndunr, draped over all in a ing the patition a favorable consideration. Authorlzing the Kflflflng of permits tulle veil; a corsage boquet of white Referred to the mayor. 3 : Marchal Neil roses, white kid glo d A communlcation from Marshal Cum. | t© make connection with water plpe .“:,':"'!. il roses, W gloves an mings wan read, tating that ho had sus- (meins and providing a penalty for vio\FERETFae p i Hostettor, was ponded Officery Dackiey and s for LG o Do ICHTN MM b R atited in the”conventlonal douesTack Tice forco, A debato of langthy propor. |, GFanting tho Unlon ' Paclfic company | brondeloth suit, low ot vesf, with full- tions followed. Mr. Ford wantod the | lght of way through tho alley between |losomed shirt froat. -0 @ olicemen to be treated loniently, Behm, | Nicholas and Iard streets, from Four- e {»ron:\in]m ng&' Ll 1““ G tho othor hand, thought. the strictest | t0enth atroet to the river, * Laid over, ~_|solein words, which nade tho two lap- Gielping i the way of““iclng" shugd | _Grantiog tho Q. St.P., M. & O railroad | 1Y young peoplo man aud wito, an_in- 5§ egforcad Thrane then took the floor | ©0mPany right of way crosscertain stroats "”‘““M“"‘mi’]" L '°"""‘“'f o | e sha opsned‘viih.xluwlng eulogy of the |And Balleys ~within “ita depot grounds, j21¢ rs. Hostetter receiving a large two men whose dereliction was under | Lsid over. n“’i‘l;n‘f:‘x:;)‘frrli’:?;?l;::tl;‘tl::: adjourned to consideration. A special meoting of the council will be |{},4 qining hall, where an clegant ban A n;,ofio;l Nt mlge by Be;bgl ‘t)h:;‘ tf; held this morning at 9 o'elock. quot supper was served, in accordance men be diecharged; amended by Foi S RN YT ith the following tasty menu: that they be fined ono wooks waises THE GLEE CLUB, T RN Bechel then followed up the matter l‘fl.fifiifi" with a short speech, saying that he was Angemen Tougue Decorie in favor of dluc}?nrglng Buckley and glv- ATERDRS ; i eAUn 9 (O & Turkey, Sur Tablo ing Ruane another trial. eason of Musio, S r‘l\l;llwny Sfll‘ie?l v Redfield jumped into the ring and l“""li;’é‘m”"h‘!';r:: e made a spoech favoring a trlal of tho two| The Omaha glee club has mado final | 1l ter Mayonnasee Ohicken Mayonoaise policemen by the police committee, de-|preparations for the openinz season of Potato Salad talling n brief the fight on New Year's musie. e ORNAMENTAL, morning which brought the two men 8 Pierce Honto nie Pigeon within the range of censure, On February 3, the club will givea Pyramids of Macaroons In this connection the ordinances bear- | concert in conjunction with the Madri- i Bride's Cake '3 ‘Wedding Oak Assorted I Cake: ing upon tho subject were brought up |gal quartette of Chicago. The TFourth | " suius. wWise Jelly " Wortin Ton Srom” and thoroughly discussed. The trouble 7 O s R was finally sottled by roferring the mat. | "fAniry band of Fort Omaha will also|, = Figh MalagaGrapes ter to the committee on police. assist in rendering the music of the oo Coffee, The bonds of William White, Thomas | caslon. It will Interest all Omaha lovers | Darlng the progress of the banquet, a Pelronet, Peter Metza and Cherles Dona- | of music to know that Miss Emma Ma- |large number of toasts were delivered. hue were presented and I?pmved. bellr Baker, who appeared here some |The first one was delivered by Mr. Sam- A statement of overhauling on corlain [time sgo at the Sangerfest, and |uel Schleainger, father of the bride. He streets, from James Fox, was referred. who created considerable forore by her|was followed by Mr. Max Meyer, Mr. Report from city marshal giving the|rich contralto volce, Is a member of the | M. Goldsmith, Mr. S. Goetz, Mr.Adolph 5 5 number and addresses of saloons and |Madrigal quartette. Her return here|Meyer, Mr. Simeon Bloom, Miss Clara|1887. We havo all along suspected that | *ICKLTS §2.00, e HALVES, $L00. other places where liquor issold through- | will be hailed with delight. Schlesinger and Mr. Richard Kitchen. | he was trying to keep it warm for Henry ,mx;)a\‘:j‘ulcnl i ::::Ln-xwl;llt‘n:::.'r:\:'t"l;:nm:l;d by out the city. Adopted. Fuither a'ong in the season will be the | The closing toasts, developing the topic | L. Dawes, Dature of chance in existore. From city atlorney, approving certaln |jo'nt concert of the Glee club and|of ‘‘Bachelor's,” was delivered in a man- i e P I I NI g L clalms allowed in district cours agalnst|Mendelssohn Quintette clab, of Boston. | ner most felicitons by Mr. Julius Meyer. | A market reporter says that his sweet- Koo &vncgll s g R clty. Approved. The Quintette club is an organization | During tho supper a largo number of heart encouraged him, and he thought of | Frank Labrano, L. D., 2 Wyandotte, Kan. 3 . From certain property owners and tax- | whose performances arsa' always of alcongratulatory 1elegrams from friends marrying her at once, but that a further | _iy 21-m&e & w payers in District No. 15, requesting a | superior order, and' the event will hardly | abroad, who were unable to be present, advance was followed by a decline. i modification of the sewer levy In said |be less popular than the concert of the |wero read. st, Cha,rles Hoteli OMAHA district. Referred to committee on gas | Madrigals, After the [supper had been given the : and electric light. Other events are being planned, but | usual .u,gniion_ the tables were cleared OJSTREET, BET. 7th and 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Mrs. Kate Coakly, Proprietorets, From Elizabeth Daily, aeking for anjnot yet officially announced. and the dining hall was converted into a D I S P E N S A R Y £ Nowly and slogautly furniahed. Goad sarpple PILES! PILES! PILES! OAPITAL PRIZE $75,000 A SURE OURE FOUND AT LASTI |Tickets only $3, Shares in Proportion NO ONE NEED KUFFER. A suro ouro for Blind, Bleeding, Ttching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr, Williams s\n Indian Remedy,) called Dr. William's Todian Pile Ointment A singlo box has onred the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 yoars standing, No_ono noed suffer five minutes after applying this wondorful sooth ing medicine, Lutions, Instraments and eloc saries do more harm than good. William’s Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumers, al: | and i lays the Intanss itching, (partioniarly at uight | themesioes, and that Che scsns ars condu after getting warm in bed,) acts as & poultice, erum-'mm and in good faith toward all par, vea instant relief, and 18 prepared only for "r;fl“'ur'(;,"',""l~'}!; ‘", hed :,’""‘3 Pilos, itching of ‘the private parts, aud for [ SHiare, wih Jasurmiin of our sanaturos attue nothine else, Read what the Hon, J. M. Ooffinbe.ry, of Cleveland, says abont Dr, William's Indian Pilo Oointment: ‘T have used scores of Pile connection with the Oregon lines, started for the east last evening. W. T. Kellay, formorly superin'cndant of the Kansas Oentral, i3 in the city. C. H. Talmage and R. . Butler, of the civll engineers service of the Mis- souri Pacific, are in the clty. \ LOCAL BREVITIES, Considerable Indignation Because of the Apparent Carelessness in the Matter, The postoffics people are very busy at present making the final querterly report. The docket of the county eourt was callad yosterdsy morning, There were thirty-eight casex on the docket. ~The insurance on the MeShane building, injured in the late Gruncbaum fire, hns not been satisfactorily adjusted yet . It was supposed that the oase of small- pox would be removed from St. Joseph's hospital to the pest house Monday, but it was not done. M¥, Dorsey B. Houck, who had charge of the pest houss during the last smallpox seige, Thursday made a proposition to the mayor and marshal in rogard to the case now at St. Joseph's hospltal. His proposition was about as follows: Ha agreed to go outto the pest house and care for the patient for the sum of $160 per month. He has an expross wagon and single harness, but no horse which he can use in the removal of the patlent. He proposed that the city should buy him a horse for $100 or $125, and that after his work is completed he will take the horse In part payment for his services as nurse. This proposition. the mayor could not aocept until he had a talk with the city ouncil and 80 the case remalns and the mallpox g‘nhnt is_still at St. Joseph’s hn:rihl. 'his 1s valuable time, and the patient should be removed without de- Iay. ‘The man who is now suffering from this disease is & brakeman of the Union Pacific company. He was taken sick at the Planter's hotel last Friday. On Saturday night he was removed to St. Jo- woph's_hospital and on Sunday morning when Dr. Galbralth visited the ward the patlent had broken out and the doctor at once pronounced it small pox, The clty physician was at once notified and went to the hospital and also pronounced it small pox. Other physiclans were called in and coincided with the above named physicians, The sick man was at once removed to a ward by himself and the bed-clothing burned, the furniture and wood-work thoroughly washed with car- bolic acid and water and large quantitles of sulphur burned about the place. The bedding at the Planter’s house was also burned and the place thoroughly disin. foected. The other patients and the at- tendants at the hospital have been vacein- ated and overy pracaution taken to stop the spread of the disense. At firat it was thought that it was only a case of varioloid but it is now known that it is a malignant case of small pox, It demands immediate attention and should have it. e ———— Smoke Seal of North Oarolina Tobac- 0. GONE TO WORK. The Strike Among the lIce Men Short Lived, o The strike among the ice men is at an end. Yesterday afternoon the striking workmen marched in a body to Guy & Fitoh's office on Fifteenth street, and demanded their pay, which was glven them. This morning some of the men were sick of their bargain and were ready to return to their work, but the ring leaders and some of the more stubborn ones n- sisted that they should not, and fora time there. was a_threatened war upon the ice. Guy & Fitch reported to Marshal ' Oummings and told him that they expected trouble and asked that he send a detachment of police to the scene and see that the riotous strikers did not interfere with such of his men as were ready and willing to return to their work. Roundsraan Whalen got together a gang of pollcemen and was just about to start for the river when word was re- celved that everything'was all right and that all hands had concluded to go to Cures, and it affords me pleasure to say timt I have never found anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. Wil liah's Indian Ointment, For sale by all drug sta and mailed on receipt of price, B60c and 1. Sold at rotail by Kuhn & Co. O, F. Goopuas, Jmsorporated In 1683 for 0 years by ihe lagiatone Wholesale ARent. | roy sducational and charliable purposos—i o9 148l of #1,000,000—%0 which & reserve fund ol ove 0 Recetved. 560,000 hiao sinoo beon added. ““How much did Mr. Smith glve J0u | wacmute s park of she "yocat ‘siate. sonsuttotion athis wedding/” asked a ministor's wife | sirobed Dostmbor 8d. & B 1678, f her husband The only lottery evor voted on and eudoessd by Tever soales or postponce. “Well, that's a very inelgnificant sum | Jyu rrand slngle number drawings take for a rich man llko Mr. Smith to pay for | gluce sonthly, i such a service.” a9 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR It does seem a small amount,” he re- [ TUNE, FIRS’ n..N}v &m IN::k‘\':I.A‘“MlgAA,\Ir ) 0 NEW O N, plied, ‘‘but you must remomber- shat he | T SOCADRRGARY 151485, Yot MOATHLY has been married before. DRAWING' e " Wk YOU NGMEN!—KEAD THIS, CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. Ty Vorrato Brur Oo., of Marshall, Mich., Al ) offor to send their colobrated Btzerho-Vor. | 100 060 T““l‘}';ah:‘in%‘:;‘:fig.mf"”“’“"' tn . TA10 BELT and other LLECTRIC APPAIANCES on A lon, i trial for thisty days to men (young or 0ld) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also | ' ‘4§ for theumatism, neuralgin, puralysis, and | 2 PRizes or many other diseases. Complote rostoration to | 6 do health, vigor and manhood guaranted. No |10 do rink 10 incurred as thirty days trial is allowed, | %9, 9o Write them at once for illustrated pamphlet |-4% 42 freo, 500 de E— ~Ted Grebe has recovered from his late se- rious fall at the recent flre, and is once more greeting his friends on the street, —Officer Curry returned a small lost boy by thename of Willie Wendell,who was meander- ing around the depot, to his home on Daven- port strect, —A meetiog of the Union Pacific band was held last ht, and the following officers elected: Harry Jackson, leader; Harry Brewer, president; Gus Eckhardt, secretary; aitd William Pflaeging. manager, ~A petition for the pardon of ex-Marshal Gutherie has been asiduously circulated by MF. O, A. Baldwin, The paper has received a largo number of signatures and will be pre- sented to the governor next woek, —An insane report was arculated about town last night that a man, name unknown, had broken his neck, near the corner of Four- teenth and Center streets, Traced down, the rumor developed no foundatien of fact. —An attachment was issued yesterday by Constable Edgerton on the property of one Nathan Wacks, o Hebrow merchant, on Dodge street, between Twelfth and Thir- teenth. Wacks has left the country, leaving behind him a large number of debts, —Mr. Fritz Riepen, who is well known to pioneer Omahans as the “councilman from the Third ward,” is now near Corrinne, Utah, on & stock form at that place, He has been for some tima county commissioner of Nintah county, Wyoming, which position he has filled acceptably since his departure from Omaha, LAST 1 OAPITAL FRIZE 1 do do Trichinosis, ATPROTINATION YoUNGSTOWS, O, January 6.—Jobn Furin| § Avgroximailon prisos of 4760 and funily, aleo Henry Budenter, i persons | § o FH ) in all are saffering from trichinosis, e O The dynamiters calonder for 1885 s & oAl ul‘ffi;‘r:'lflm;‘ml‘: ;a?:g'\l-:h tasteful affalr, 1t Is made |n tha form of | “gor farther Informeion write clearly giving fall cartrldgo. Tor each day in fho yoar | et POSTAL NURSS, Erorias Mo ortir, e d : : o | Now xchango In_ordinary lo urr § there is a recipe for preparing or firing | J2% JOEL (OGINE of 86 and upwaras ab our ok S an explosive, agd on the rame leaf ponse) addrossed o o moral ~sentiment verse. O'Donovan | .., pipram, x u‘sw”é.‘\’.‘.‘.}."f._ Rossa In supposed to be tho'suthor. The S A TIENTE WL D, procoeds of the sale go towards the skir-| waxe 10, Monay Ordora payadls and nddres i Reglsterod Lottera to \ mishing/fund, HIIREW ORLEANS NATIONAT, BANK, 0 New Orloane T Had the dynamiters succeeded in hiow- ) “. ORIGINAL —Yesterday afternoon hefore Justice Sel- den the case of Peter O'Rourke va James O'Rourke, of Florence, was on trial, The latter is charged with painfully and malicious. ly beating his crippled brother. Charles Brown was the attorney for the defendant, and Daniel Van Etter for state, James O'Rourke was fined $20 and costs,. The case will be appealed to the district court, —H. W. Brandon, merchant and mayor of Tecumseh, Neb., and formerly a large proper- ty owner of that place, is now in Omaha, He has disposed of his business interest and cut himself loose from the former place, .and has determined to locate in this city in the mer- cantile or manafacturing line, and will soon remove his family here, Mr, Brandon is a sterling, enterprising citizea, and has added very materially to the growth and prosperity of Tecumaaeh, and veill prove s valusuls AL sition to this cily. — ——— PERSONALS, sand persons cross it every day. The bridge is 900 feot long and 54 feet wide, and the lamp posts were made from can- nons captured in the Peninsular war, It was built in 1824, and cost over $5,000,- 356, Royal Havana Lottervi] ey ), VERNMENT INSTITUTION.) Itls now said that Mr. Dawes lon't (R 0VERNK: | keoping his senatorial seat warm for| Drawn at Havana, Cuba, Every~12 elther Mr. Long or Goverrc: Robinson in to 14 Days. ing up Londot bridge the other day, It would seriously have inconvenlenced a number of people. One hundred thou- GOULD'&CO’S. 18" CONDUCTED T M. Metealf and wife left the city yestar- day on a visit to Hamburg, Towa, E. M. Bartlett, assistant United States dis? trict attorney, left yesterday for Lincoln. Judge Weiss has recovered from his late fllness, and is 6nce more o hand smiling and ablo to attend to his dutles. Mr. J, C. Stubbs, general traffic manager of the Central Pacific railroad, left for the west over the Union Pacific last night, Rev. D, Marquette, formerly pastor of. the South Omaha M. J5, church, and now presd- ing elder at the Norfolk M. E. conference, is in the city. Me. J, L. Smith, basso of the First Prosby- serian choir is recovering from his serious ill- ness of the past four weeks, During his sick ness his placo in the choir bas been ably filled by Mr. Charles K. Cralle, Mra. €. M. Schuyler, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. S, M. Poff, of south Omaha, leaves the city to.d, allowance of certain errors of over state-| The Glea club gave a well-attdnded | ball room, where the dance was made the ment in grading account. Allowed. and enthusiastic rohearsal last night at|supreme plensure of the hour, until an reoms oa first floor. From county clerk, recommending the | Meyer’s hall, w early perfod in the morning. The music reductlon of certain ‘wrongly assessed e —— for the occasion was furnished by the personal taxes. Referred. District Court. Musical Union orchestra. From chsirman of board of public| Before Judge Neville, anjargument was Among those present on the joyous oc- works, detailing time of service of pav-|heard yesterday on a motlon for a new | casion were noticed: Wm, A. Hostetter, ing inspectors for month of December, trial in the celebrated Nelson-Rasmus.|groom’s father, from New York; Mrs, From same, presenting street cleaning g Metzler, the bride's sister, from Denver: report, with itimized cost. son case. Mrs., Nelson, it will be ro-| by ‘and Mrs, Schlesingor, parents of the From same, stating that' amount owing | membered, oblained rame time ago a bride; Mr. and Mras. Max Meyer, Measrs. Hugh Murphy & Co. 1s due. Filed. a verdlct for $2,000 againat Ra:mussen, | Samueland IsadorSchlesinger, brothersof From same, presenting estimates from |y oo keeper, for injurles sustained | the bride; Miss Clara Schlesinger, sister the clty engineer. Approved. A f the bride; Mr, and Mrs. Goldsmith, Protest of Ferdinand street property | by her husband in the use of intoxicating §¢,_ and M‘g’., A. Hlellu, lfir. :nd Mrs, owners against speclal assessment for [liquors sold by Rasmussen. George. W. |Adol, Mr, and Mre. S, Simons, grading in. Hartman's addition, Referro. | Bhleide and tion. G, W, Doane wads tne | o b Meyer, I Sellplis M AR RESOLUTIONS, arguments on either side. Judge Neville | Mrs, C. Dewey, Mr, and Mre. Moritz By Leeder, that the $2.00 fine resolu- has not rendered his decision yet. Judge | Moyer, Mr. and Mrs, Rohfeld, Mr, and tion pertaining to delinquent councilmen, | " 2keley yesterday adjourned the Sarpy | Mrs, 8, Goelz, Mr. and Mrs, Strasscr, bo resolnded. Tabled, ? | county court until next term. Miss Kellner, Mr. Simen Bloom, Mr. £ Terms—S1.50 to $2 per duy, Special ra! members of tho lcglslature, nov’ LEGAL NOTICE, J. M. Wyngart defondant will taka notice that ho 16th day of Dec, 1884 Edmund Bortlott Keq, Justloeof the Peace of Douglas ounty, issne: xder of attachment for the sum of two hundred A in an m[un‘rcndln b ¢ plaintit, and 3. ¥, Wgn property of the said defendant. of goods, fixtures and other personal property tained in his shop, corner of 10th and Jones has been attached under said order. Said ¢ was continued to Janusry 31st at 9 o'clock, In forenoon, DWIGHT BULL aco20-1owdwme Attornoy for Plain 16th and Ospitol Avento, troats all cancs Orlp. pled or Deformed also disenses of sk Nervous System, H. 8. ATWO00D, ; Throat, Lungs and lPlnttsmout},, 26 e i Nabralll Mus, Poff o 5 : BREADNR OF FHORO! loe men, will vitit friends for fow weoks, when Mr ‘“g‘;’%f;‘:y that thy gas company bo ag. | ™9Fder, a nollo pros was entered. Miss Newman, Mr, and Mrs, Goldsmith, | cobh sus® S50 3hure of tho Sping, crooked rout | i ND JERSEY GATTLE Sesl of North Oarolina Smoking To Schuyler will resume hor journey to her home | 4 o'% Vi b S gas Iamps on Cass The tollowing are the district court Mr, Richard Kitcher, Mr. and Mra, | Aukie Joints. _&lso Chronio affections 'oftho Liver AND DUROG'OR JHRANY RED SWINK acco s the best. in Michigan, stroot between Nineteenth 'and. Twen- TERMS FOR 1885: Eichman, Mrs, E_Freyhan, Mr. J. A, | boumstism, Paralyals, Plles, Ulcors, Catareb, Asth | ggr¥onn |stook for sulo. Correspondenoe soliol ma and Bronchitis are il troated by now and suc. by oozstul methods. Al dlssnses of the Blood and Urln. ary Organs, Including those resulting from inclscra- Mon, or oxpoeure, aro safoly and suoccsstully treated Tho nse of theterm * Young mon, mladlo aged, and old men sufforing Une” {n connection with from Weakness and Nervous oxhoustion, produciuy corporate uamo of & C. W, Mills, Grand Island; C. ¥, Bowman, Reymond; George W. Willinot, Lincoln; C. B. Smith, Oakland, Neb.; L. A, Buckner and tioth streots, and on Soventeenth stroot [ Douglas county—February 2, Juno 1, |Freyhan, Miss N. Seligsohn, Mra, betwoon Jackson and Joncs. Passed. | October 5, S * | Fisher ind Mr. Liwia Fiehor of Now INSTALLATION CEREMONIES, Y 2 z o N By Kaufman, that the committe on| Washington—DMarch 30, September 14, | York, Mrs. Meyer, Mr. Tke Kauffman, her k i B Mr. Holzheimer, Mr. Sickles = wife, Ar ; W. H. Walker, Chnton, In,;|gas and electric light be autherized to| Burt county—April 13, September 28, s 4 2 ndigestion, Palpitation of the Hoart, iy iden of O e B e e e Saxpy conatyAprl 20, November3o, | Mr. and Mra. Louls Hostottor wil|silkation tapialionor ihe e, Birpontenty e el . O, F. onday Night, | ster, and 3, 1, Williuns, of New York | By Furay, that a gas lamp bo placed at e leave to-day for thetr home in Albu- bition, oan be restored 40" haalth and vigor, 1t oaso o Short Line: Oubrk “Mae voche 8 {03 alms, e ol not o 0 Burgeon in Any 6 Lest ¢ e nday the officers of State Lodge erred. tute and Surgeon of the National Surgical institute. | hed by the koateok retlway in Amerles, 1t afficts Ior writof ull description of your case, Y e w Avndaye. 108 m. #4r Accommodations furnished patients yom th 8 and o over 4,500 milee of inols, | feconsin, Minnesots, Towa country. £end for Circular. &nd A3 40 bl linee, brauches and con STVOES| Mr, C, B, Havens, diyision superintendent of the Union Pacific, and his family, lett for California last night. For some time Mr, Havens has been in poor health and of late he has been confined to the houre, His physi- clavs inslst that he must havea change of climate for a time, and hence ks departure for the golden state. At t I By Thrane, that the U, P. railroad .u“n h: b rl:”xdnl:a“l“: f"l’“’"’f’ linois Democratic Assembly Caucus. company be 1¢quested to keep a night | *'ePRoOm ariin’ brial was In | - gppingrie, January 6.—The democratic watchman on Ninth stveet, between | Progrees before the members of the board [ nouse and senate caueus of the Illinois genera Jones and Leavenworth, Adopted, of court martlal. Dr, Stephenson, of | assembly met to-night. In the house caucus By Hascall, that the city engincer make | Fort Omaha, was on trial for neglect of | the Hon. Edwa.d, L. Cronkyte, cf Freeport, the necessary surveys to establish grade |duty, The prosecution iinished their Stephenson county, avd the Hon, Elijah M. on Eighteenth street between Vinton and | side of the case yesterday, and the de- | Haines, of Waukegan, Lake county, were railroad tracks.. Adopted. fense will probably be closed to-day. A i 0 No. 10, I. 0. O. F. were installed with the usual ‘elaborate ceremonies of the lodge. The installation chamber was profusely bedecked with thy ler, and flosal decorati cellent _extempore speech insigna_of After y M. E. v, of Blair, the following officers : ! Bla &) placed in nomination for speaker, On the et e vl 1f aiaes;ention of o o Bhsmart T PFamTLeans GBI Gotkion RE | LR e Srat shallot Osonkeyte eccived | Lirtyonine ; finys L | R et B nd Joute betures V. G} P. Vandorstread, urts i « Pows, W declared the nomines.The demecis | AT e Largest Fine in| Sy oo is oo ind Wioo, % . .(.‘1 T. J. Olif i W. L. Ourtis, the Unlon Pacific olérk| pom committes on finance and claims, | N Yous, January 6.—The thirty-cighth | have only e tnjority o the house icludiug the Cit Not Gbloago, Milwaukeo, Eeu Clairo aud Silvsier “‘,;,;‘II:.:::';',‘.AI“_sé,I L“mi‘: who has created considerable notorlety | onfessing judgment against city in fovor "”“f‘l salo ‘:i' the k’"m"g'lf" P_"“’"““‘ fl:{fl;.‘, % ).4:::.’d.‘-lrl{lofi,mx;::::dqu:l:l‘d:';?} e L0y, Y0 chl:fiz',:ll}::fik . 8. 8., G. 8. Grifliths, of forgery al arceny, has no ) sale the church was well filled. Bescher sat H Chicago, Milwaukoo, Owatonns auc baull, Chicago, Bololt Janosville aud Mineral Poiod, Obloago, Elgin, Kooklord and Dubuque. Ohlesgo, Clinton, Rock Island and Cedar Baplds. Ghicago, Council Blufts and Omaha. ’ Ghicago, Bloux Clty, Bloux Pallsand Ya ikton cajo, Milwaukeo, Mitohell and Ch, m)srlxin Rook Jsland, Dubuquo, 53, Prul aud M.ucapolie. Daveoport “almar, 8. Paul and Minneapolls. But Cheape than Any Store in| ,Fullman lespors and 'the Finost Dining Cars in R. 8. N. G., P. Olsen. R. 8. V, G, Couls Peterson, L. 8. V. G., Chus. Andrews, A grand banquet was served which was wendered due attention by all the loyal 0dd Fellows, b IV s The Wrong Man, assessmont of taxes on property of E.|{pon tho platform and near hi H. B, Clafiin | 2840g him for eposkor and thus obtinivg Birkhanser, H. B, Barnham. and H. W, | 1oy Py fcra: #0 ngar b H. B.Clafln | control of ‘the houss, Thisia & mero rumor, ABAGE A o ot i 1 frst eholca was 8.0, |} owover,and very littlo oredonce should b Manvills, the second 3000, the thivd 8460, Nine scats oiven'it,’ In the democratic senutc caucus the At this point return was takon to in the gallery wore rescryed Ly the trustecs, 8 [ J10, Fenry Seitor was nommated for presi- i Pd d etition was read vew for Mr. Beocher and oue for the assistant dill" pro ll'iyll The repu: licans have one ma- f::;"‘z}'fn'm:"l'n IR aine pastor, e Cprewiuns realized feom SMILPED (6i0; S0 R0PYS . ) tho salo of a1l oiher seats aggregate ; o property owners, asking for & re-asess: | 515,505, Tho rentals added make the smount |, 1, - D: Wilbanks of Mt Vernon, received ment of taxes on property in sewer dis- "l‘“l::;:::;ll"lll'f“:’fl for chief clerk, T. 1. Stokes yet been found. It now appaars that Curtis was to have been tried yesterday morning in Judge Anderson’s court on a sult of garnishee brought by Goldsmith, the clothing man. In default of Curtis’ appearance for trial Judge Anderson sent he w:rld 01 i o o niant BT A Tt Amount w:rld aro run on the maln lines of the CHICAGO, a7 3. L and ¢ngrossing clerk. MILWAUKER AND 51, PAUL RAILWAY, aud every : down to the U. P, headquarters|trict No. 15. relized was $34,380. The bighest ever real- |y Y (Cupi, us noniinated the abtentionls pald 40 pacsengers by coarteous employes Last night as Mr. Honry Hart, em:|fo: tho pagment of Curt's' Ings:l which| Olty Engineer R"lfl"&"“ this ilwln'f frod wan Ip LIt whan S AioRis was o Han, baren 5 Filerof fibl‘viél.,.-, “1;..‘...‘. the City. Ot the Comyany, loyed in the store of L. B, Willlams & G . : 1demi1, | @0g88ed In 8 verylinteresting discussion cf | g7 for the firstchoice, . The fi ipe’ o+ | S4BAY: for spesker by acclimation and ap- | MERRILY, Gen') Mansgor, S, wanan i woy s, b wassioppad | e ", om0 o G| 88 rony vl e, Gy i |1 Lt oy g | i o 0 et oo | JOHN HUSSIE, | 5 oo ousiifiie. oo s Y oae, he order was not honored, and veral sclentific explanations which | last year wera heard bidding to-night an RE SRS ' (tr it | * GO, HEX. 3 ' near the nailworks by two men who pro- | no ratisfactory explanation could bs gained '.','f.fiufum to with grglh\tnnflon. flmc!ln\:l&lxcjcdi:llzly Gheertel ab the cone Auaianed 0 o Qaptisll: o4 QRIoN0 (06 borgemivp. oot s Cuming 2 |- BB R ARR A AL A posed to go through him. He objected [ from the railioad psople It is suppossd |~ My, Rosewater was foilowed by Meare, | clusion of the sale, A e that Curiis has succeeded in forging a judicial order, for the piyment of his gurnisheed money. In this cvent, sait will be entered agaimst the eompany, Curtis osme here from Detroit, Mich., about four months sgo, highly recom Hascall and Behm, who entered into Deoatcra g & Grave. somewhat lengihy disousslon of tho sew. | 5, yauxcusco, Juvary 6 - The Masonle CQBLEA%0, AN 6T TatenOoesn e aimiatics, A groat doal was said, | Cemetery association has brought suit in the IR S ARRN MTA. 3580 SN 31a0, ahout the exorblfant faxes which | surerior court sgainst ex-Senator Sharon snd | 76Y has bren arrested on the chargs of parri- A others fo e y ving the | cide, When. recently Humphrey's father snd finally managed to get away from the fellows. As ho was leaving the place one of the fellows told him to stop or he would shoot him, whereupon his partner told him to shut up, at the same time telling him, *‘that Is not the man we are Charged With Parricide, CiicaGo, January ho Inter-Ocesn's g Bell Type Writer AAEULD RELUBLE | ) ; ! cd that | died there was suspicion of poisoniog, The 3= [ after, mended. He was a young man of good | I seemed to b pretty generally agroed | 3iu Hill and the plaintiff in. the suce |liced | stouch, o the demail wor ot oo o sty L - ||uoun§!‘09r; fi: rq‘gMgA y !'n. co.) —————— address, and succeeded in making mavy | among the debaters that the taxes had | some of Sharon’s undergarments in i newly- | university where experts propounced that Serious K friends. His acquamtances are shocked : for the purpose of acting as & love | death was the result of starvation. A short been unequally levied. l?‘l‘ld gri by the startliog developients of the last About balf-past twelve this morning a few days. young man by the name of Campbell slipped and fell down the stalrs in front of Higgine' gambling rooms, on Douglas street. He was plcked up and carried in ahack to his resldence, Sixteenth and Izard streets, The full extent of his in. Jjuriee, for the most internal, can- not yet be ascertal o — Rallway Gleaniogs, Mosars, [Eustls]G, T, A, and Miller, G, F. A, of the B. & M., leave to-day for San Francisco, to attend the meeting of the Transcontinental Pool association. Advlces from Portland state that the snow blockade of recent date has been talsed. The Unlon Paclfic trains, making h c o millionaire ex-senator, Health | timo previous to the demise of the clder Mr. Roeewater again took the floor and r,at the instigation of Sharon’s | Humphrey, the son was placed under honds made a b;w! and _vlllhy 4"{'!::“‘ o of un) o geave opeged to sea if such | or & wurdcrous assault npon his father, the perplexing riddles whi have articles were deposited, The claim is now —— tinglod 1o skilifal logical powars of ‘the | mado. that the F’mc was_ desccrated, and The Weather, . official disputants on the sewerage ques. | five thousand dollars damsges asked. The 3 * Misal i AT e R A i (] in fly to test the muthority of the | WASHINGTON, January 6,—Upper eais- ion: . Ho also raferrod to tho violations | healeh offcer in such matkers, sippi, generally falr weather, spring temper- p 'y Dbi n " tion, westerly winds, up to a necoasary bigh standard, “these} Oarowew, January 6.—Advices re= | Porro WO i e > pigi ) o Mi Valley, fair weather, southern por same o'dioances mast bo rigidly enforsed. | ceived from Cawp Russell fndlcate that the | tion partly olouty wentber, Jooad snowei north He forther clsimed that if the city would | srey now invadiug Oklaboma is there for no e portion, warmier weather, prece €xe bave its sewer system as mear'y perfect | uther purpose than to bring on & callisicn With [ i southern portion: sight fall of Genpera ble, it must ses that the certa Jthe troops. There arc 400 armed men, no | ture, winds shifting southerly. mjurious practices among pr perty | 8akies with thew, they declaro they “are omners, wore ins'antly atopped. A very | en! anteniny t reretoen st e, KO | A largo gang of telugraph repalr wen are lucld explavation of ‘the War ng systew, § buntees, They bave rendesvoused at one | BOW making hoadquarters at Papillion, They now priocipally used in this city, wa fplace. There is no evidence of the peaceiu | © engaged in setuing new poles on tho line given. The watter of foal smells, arvis | ocupation of settlors. Geoeral Hatoh it | between here and Omaba, ‘The ew poles a iog from detritous deposits fu the scwers, | 120V18€ ¥ith troops to remove thew. Should | beig wet south of the eld line, & sufficient IR TR S "po.l. 2 L loss of life occur i6 will be hecause of an srmed | §880e from the railrosd to make reom for th rxistance to the lawful orders of the dent | 147iug of the From committee on finance anc lin vatorciug u..']..'“.‘.il'll'.‘fl.uun.' PSR rom Omaa to e —— A Broken Arm, John Christlanson, while walking down Douglas s'reet Jast night bad an arm broken by slipping upon the oy pave ment in frons of Higging' sa'oon, 1t was a compound fracture of the forearm and quite a ecrions affai He was taken to his home at the Doran houss, where h's arm was ekillfully dressed by Dr. Ruth- erford, Christianton lias boen somowhat un. fortunste in the fra-ture of his limbs. He has peoding fn the Unfted States court & damsge soit for $156,000 against the Unien Pacitic railway, for the break- fug ¢f a leg while fn the'r employ. Phenomenal i its simplicity and effoctivenoss. The Neatest, Choavest, Lightost and Most Durable Type Writing Machine ia the world. Tho mosh extensive manutacturers T S Amost sty Biliond & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD. dectlwébdswel. sciad Jobn Hooksteassor Goneral Agent or Nebrasks aa abomas Invaders, WEAK, UNDEVELOPED - PARTS | 2 zeo s """ . owama, ‘ DV £as datiou Billiard and Pool Tables and wateris ] 0 18 aphrodis) ¢ o8 notivity, cures impotency, lost onergy,nervous debil- ity, all woaknese ofa enerative systou ; either sox. #1,by wail, J, B, Warne Htate Bt Chicago. , proposed double tiack pillion, —{Paplllion Times