Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1885, Page 5

= e OAPITAL P q1p1; 815,000 Tickets only 85 ghares in Proportion (9 - Low’ siana State Lottery Company " We do hereby aertiry Aat we supervise the Yangements for all the Monthly and Sews.Anva Dryawngs of the Lowisiana State Loit and im peran wnana; thewolves, and that tho evme ore conducted Aovwsaty, fairness, and in pood fasth toward ell v tion, and we authorize tha company to wae L o #ifiats, with fao-simiiae of 7w WeRSUREs KRtaeRed ¥ its advertisoments.” Oommissioners, 7porabsd (n 1343 1ur 26 years by the tegtal sduosional and chatitabl purposes—mith a 16l of §1,000,000—40 whioh a_revervs fund of o 56,090 has since boen added. By sn overvheluiog popular vole th tzpachie (o aade s park of tho prosent ‘state ocekibuiion wdowbed Deosmber §d, A. D, 1879, The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed by Ahe peopla of any state. ”N 1t never scales or postpones, Lty grand single numbes drawlogs tak: piacs monthly, A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR. N [ femur and had a elight cut on the head; TUNE, SECOND GRAND DRAWING, CLASS B, THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1885., 177th MONTHLY DRAWING, CAPITAL PRIZE, 875,000, 00060 Tickets at $° each. Fractions, in Fifths in @loportion, LIET OF PRIZES, < do do 2 PRIZES OF 5 do 10 do 0 do 'o¢ do 8% de 6 de R do AFPROXDIATION 9 Approximatton prizee o 9t do 00, L do do 250, 007 Prizon amoznding 0...u...n..s, Appiication tox rates 4o ctaba thould be maads caly © tho oftioo of the Company in New Orleans. For turther {nformatton write clearly giving fall ddress, POSTAL NOTES, Expross Money Ordors, or aw _York Exchange in ordinary lotter. Curronoy 7 Exproas (all sums of 86 aud upwaras ab our ox- sng0) addressed A. DAUPHIN, ML A, DAUPHIN, Now Orleana %o, 807 Hoventh 1. Waohington D. C. Mako P. 0, Wonay Oxdors payablo and addrets segistered Lottors to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAT, BANK New Orlans T.a. 1 that he had known John Kluss and had U 2 .Y BLE-THURSDAY. JANUARY 15, 1885. OMABA DAL i e o o ".qml stoutness that Lennen had re ceived the money from a eals of property in Bloomington, Lils. In ovidencs of thiy Judge Be aekos Finding in the Pre. |certain express packages :cr:\ [l;]vduc:d i n in liminary Teial of Lusina Klusa with vnfl:\:\: :gz“r;:wr‘v :;“:: Hx:‘:mn:ymfipd SHUETEHR GERDIE, been sent. Upon careful examination of these packeges, h DWSver, \1: has been dln] s cov ab th had cen tampered YVesterday aftornoon tho event in the |,y nil'i‘"‘h't r),:h(n erasures end l:-!dl police court was tho preliminary trisl of [tions had been made, which fact, of ank Grabne and Luaslna Klusa, charged | couree, destroys thele valuo so far as ¥ ard < luss proof is conserned. X e i S The caso is_a carions one, and will MANSI,AUGHTER. District Attorney Estelle. Tho defenso | 1jtjzation betore it is settlod. bl onducted by the counsel fo - r— -~ g sesoned, M, Henty Mol ‘| PAT FORD'S ADVICE, the accused, My, Henry Holsman, Both of the parties suspected of the e murder woro present at the trial. Mrs, |The Advice of a Councilman Given Klass held in her srms s small to a Discharged Policeman, very protty Infont, of wnusually beight| o T0CT G appoarance. Grabne, presumably Mrs, | .- A ) : Klasw's patamonr, was & young man of | With the ¢xception of Pat Ford, voted to dull leaden foatures, of slmont sodden |discharge’ Tom Rusne from the police bratality, and appeered to beinno wise | force because of his assault upon Officer affected during the examination, Siie S O Agrors wat L first, witases | DULey & fow daya tlnce o time called o the stand. Witness|Of the investigation bofore the committee festified that he was called on[on police Ford tried in every way to the Tuesday night after the accident, and [ shieid Ruane, and give to his eide of the found the sick man, Juhg Kl‘":'-hly'"l caso a plausible light. In this he was O e e Toasture of i |unsucoesafal, and last night whon the 0 matter was brought befere the council his body aleo more or less brulsed, Klu- | that body decided to dismlss Ruane and L1} unt;\ the, \é;nia of hisd dm:rh lr‘Ai .t de- | rotaln Buckley. ressed condition, and suffered from Plood poisoning rasulting from injurles to| _This nottled Ford R his leg; the primary cause of death was | they were loaving the council chamber the fracture; the secondary cause, blood [ Ford and Ruane went down the stairs polsoning. The cross examination devel- | arm in arm and Oity Marahal Cummings oped no new points of interest. was close behind them. The marshal John Bassik, Witness, speaking|could not but hear the conversation through interpreter Joseph Polcor, eaid | which paseed batween them, and Ford in the course of his romarks told Ruane that *“if hs (Ruane) was half ths man that he (Ford) took him to be, he would knock h—I1 out testify in direct contrariety to his evi- | of these fellowe,” at the same time apply- dence as given at the coroner's inquest, | ing a name to them which it is not proper and said that he had not seon the last to place in type. row which is supposed to have been the| Marshal Cummingsfollowed Forddown cause of Klusa’s death; witness had seen | upon the street and asked him if he meant many of the fights which had taken place | him(Cammings)when he usedthat expres: between Klusa snd Mra. Kluse and(sion? Ford said no, but that he referred Frank Grabne; but did not see the last|to Maurice Sullivan, the police captain. one; cross examined, could not tell| Thiaisthe kind of advice whichis what part Grabne generally bore|given by a member of the city council in the trouble. Generally saw Mrs. |and also a member of the committee on Klusa and Grabne thiow Klusa out of [ police, to an officer who had been dia- the houee and then go into the house to- | mizsed from duty because of a great breach gether, and remaln there. This would [of discipline, If Ruane takes Ford's generally take place in the eventng or at [advico some fun is likely to follow, as night; Mrs. Klusa and Grabne after [ Maurice Sullivan s not aman to be fooled ejecting Klusa, would lock the door. At | with to any great extent lived next door to him; knew his wife; knew Frank Grabne. At this point, witness proceeded to =GCREAT=— SACRIFIGE SALE On account of mild weather wo aro compolled, ‘for fo next thirty days,to sell Boots, Shoes and Rubbers FROM 165 to 25 PER CENT CHEAPER 4an any other house In the city, (AND AKD MACHINE SEWED. Manufactured for Fine Retall Trade, by the ROOKFORD 00T & 8HOE ROCKFORD, ILL; Gly forsa by x J,BRANDEIS, 514 N. 161h St. ATISFACTION GUARANTEED, the last quarrel, or shortly after witness A o AR el e saw three Amerlcans enter the house and The Striking Brakemen. chase Grabne out of the house. Fort WAvNE, January 14, -The strike of Martin Sledenplang—Witness testified | tho Pittebarg, Tort Wayno & Chicago rail- in broken English that he was called by | wuy brakemen which was inaugurated Tues- Klusa'a little girl on Monday night, and | q,5 gtill continues, the strikera being rein- found Klusa lying on the enow “d!’“’ forced to soms extent by the artiyal of brake. foot of tho stalrs; saw Grabno standing |\ "} "weroon the road whon the strike L when L, :‘l\‘}‘ othors, or 0 | began. Supennterdent Law arrived in the LDy LU city from Pittsburg to-day and the strikers room, Soon after, Grabne came up (¢t y 4 ] I stairs, Klusa told witness that Mra, [laid their grievances before him at noon. Klusa and Grabne had cut him with a[No action, however was taken, Sevaral hatchet and tarown him down stairs. |attempts were made to send out trains Grabne told witness that Klusa had been | but they were frustrated by the strikers, A drunk and had fallen down stairs. stock train consisting of thirty-five cars of live i stock arrived from the west tbis morning and Cross-oxamined—Believe that Grabue | (RESEAT ML (ilers, whowould not al- understood what Kiuea was eaying with|jo6 it tomove until permission was _granted reforence to his baing attacked, for he [ bp their committeo to transier the train to the was in the room at the time. Wabash road, which was done end the train Klusasald that he was going to die, and ;“es'fifi';i:fi:;:iegé“]':::d' toé:h(:x: :ifi'x was orying, declarlng that ho was afraid | [ MO0 o’ company, with that ho would not recover from his in- |\ "5y ;01 "of Tinks and pine, took a shifting en- juries, Klflfl; did not -'lllv h';w ;hs fuss | gine and ran it to Graud Rapids junction, a begun, and did not say that be had any | mile from the city, where two trains were plgt in_beginning tyhs row. (At this ov‘l;enyflwr&iny“by l:hnfi n‘trikern whlo a:llll i < out, and attemp! 0 re couple the pointia d“’g"’“’:f "h“tpl"‘:; "'.“t“‘ 1““'5 trains, Notwithsanding that the police were wag found was ehown to the witnees and | 1o oyit, the body of strikers followed upon ne pointed out the eituation of the|unother shifang engine which they had cap- wounded man when first discovered.) tured, and upon wrival st the jauci‘lcn At this point bath prozecution and de- [coupled the two shifiing evgines together, feno submitted the cage without furthor | compelled the officials to dismount and after sccuring the links and pens earried ous by the testimony or argument. Judge Beneke | it 1 brought both engineers back to the held Lusina Klusa and Frank Grabne, |ciiy, leavicg the officials to walk back. the accused, for the crime of murder in | No violence was used up1in either side n}md Eu the second degree, binding them over to [arressts were made. The outcome of the o next grand jaty {n the sum of §5000, | striko canuot be prodicteas the siriers uppoar In defaule cf bail Both the accuzed were | quict and ordorly, but s determined as yes- DGELAUIL0LEOAL DO 8 terday, while the railroad officials show no remanded to jall. Four witnesses Were |giom: of relenting, required to furnish §300 ball for their ap- pearance when wented, the rest of the witneases belng released on their own re- cognlzance. Republican's Las Vegas epecial, says: A e strovg organization of wire fenca cutters A QUESTION OF POSSESSION. |commenced operations on the Colfax county a2 nubroken line of wire from the Pomie to the Curious Develspments 1n the Lennon | Pequisquiti rivers, About nincty miles were Kincatd Case, cut in the last day or two, The eutters aro unknown, but ¢hould their identity be lished, & bloody war will follow. Yeoterday in tho county court the Te-|amid ' that heSvy | cattle owners plovin suit of Wiliiam Kincald vs. Judge [moro ground ~than their doeds call for D > 4 In many cases streams arem illegally fence Gastav Boneke and William 0'Connor, | o huudreds of miles, thus Kerping the cuttls —— Fonce Wire Cuatiers at Wosk, Denver, Col., January 14,—The Denver FAGEET Ne'Woodwork ! SULD ON EASY PAYMENTS, LOVEJOY Bee Hive Photograph ’ 218 North 16th Street. Renoubar that my Photographe aro bofore being delivered vom the BEE HIVE PHOTO- GRAPE HRUDIO swurlog every body pertnd satistackion, PHOTOGRAPER, THE NEW FEED STORE -2 719 N. Sixtenth street, sells flous cheap- | to = Lennon's er than any ther store in Omaha. UNION PACKO," #3; WASHBURN SUPERLA. | ruck for safe keeping, and thas it had ATIVE, §2.90; YAVORITE OF OMAHA," §1.40. Rewanachmenu the 27th in the Tenth street hovel; and eod Cwnha. | otter, and that Individual, it is alleged, All other bynds at equally low rates. 1 e Futisfaction gven or money refunded, | different from Kineaid’ Remember, 71\ per. Wesster & Bugr. was tried. The evidence snd argumenta | on the government lancs from gettiug water, ] e and Judgo |17 Waut of which they drilt against th on both sides wero finished, aad Judge | fonoes and dio from thirst. Threa hundred McCulloch took the case under sdviss- | and fifteen head thus died along Colonel Tay- . der his desision fo. | 10" fences last spring. Ex-Senator Dorsey, ment. He will render his deaision t0- | }o owna sixty miles square of wire-fenced day. 4 land st Pulo:m:l“”' n;t[.nmg;l 'Ehu c}l}\tl.eu }.: . g Springer yesterday. e said to them: ‘' The circamstances of this ease, which [ GEIRE AT R NES ey proposed has been pending so leng in the local [ te commence operations .»fl_:ni»«(uma,ho would courts that it has becams notable, are | Feuntarly xemono it ho eutters agreea rather peculiar During the er part of June, 1884, 1 Facilitics for T e With Mexico, Wiliiam Kincaid, a rsilroad contractor, | Mexico, via GALVESTON, January 14— came to Omaha, having in his possession | Trade with the west ccast of Mexico will some $700. For some days he was([immedistely ba? made, available to Am- engaged in spreeing. At length, on|irican manufacturers from February 1, by a June 27, he met John Lenuon, who Was | ¢ontract signed to-day by the attorney of the st that time living in a small house on| A hison, Topeka & Sontalee railroad and Tenth street, and who was a éarpentar by or of the interior from the porh of profession, It secms that Leonon 10| Guaymas, the gulf terminua of the Sonora some way became cognizant of the fact | railroad, the compiny will beallowed to run a that Kincaid had plenty of money. Be [steamer under the American flag to all Cali. that as it may, certain it Is that Kincaid, | fornia points, carryingthe American and Mex- 0 i de has heretofore b at Lennon's request, spent the night of ha :.ni:x ..Z':'i,..{.fflr i’ut:‘;‘r fi the Mexican flag, The comp: o that, farthermore, he was in a highly in- ' i through jto San S P every threa months, but will make regular i icated conditie hen he rotired. b Warranted 5 Years. T ek cpa ! :nr::ing, he | conriections each trip with the Pacific mail discovered that his money was missing steamers at Acapulco for San Francisco, e —— He {mmediately asked Lennon about the The Franco-German Alliance, Pagis, Japuary 14.—The Figaro and Gaulois state that France and Germany have hod & complete agreement in regard to Chinese an replied that he had taken the money for fo keeping, wishing to prevent him (Kincaid) from squandering the whole ot @ . cald swore out a complaint in French colon: Germsny promises In re non charging him with grand larceny. | turn to support France in colonial schemes, The officers upon entering Leonon's Sr————————— houso fourd him asleep, and examining Towa Agricultural Qollege, th curlous combi- [ DEs MoiNes, Iowa, January 14.-At a meeting of the board of trustees of the Iowa longing to Lenuon had been cut open, a | Agricultural College held hera to-day Profés section of the cover having been cut out, | sor Leigh Hunt, of Des Moines, was elocted ud the plece placed in the bottom of | president of the institution aud Norman O, trunk, This oircumatance, of | Bussett, of Chicago, was would have given color the department of inechanical engineering, statement, had he dd that he Lad placed the money in the . A Polighing the Foles Sovri Bexn, January 14—All Is quiet. g, R ga '\ | Fifton stkers'ar i fuil uardod by » do- B e b e o ockat bo b | tachuncat of troops, and the Fikhom gusrds ; len pure, but | 56 Lialered of the sourt houss. Bauth Bond z;:u.:ah -“:‘x::;y"w’:xlf:mfil;:l:i :fil"- claim the victory is their's | They are satlsfiod D. O.BRYART, M, D. Farnam Street, & Teo years | oot 8ldyy Ooner 15th St, Office hewrw 91018 o m., 210 4 fp-tm. oo opeak Germ of by Juége Bencke, who has since bela it as the property of 1he dead msn, Len- non, The same wes clslmed by 122 med ] with the situation and _propose another dem- Lennon died in jail on the third day of | onstration. 1If bl,hey JE:“\"’h)md;“ woek will July. The money was taken possession |doubtless follow, ——— Connecticut Politics. walle atleep, by Lennon; Tand s also ed Stat wtor, The republi ciaimed by the relu‘ives and aiministra- tor of the desd man, who afficma with :i\[:nhv.l::';;“ir:: bal'ot is 82, Pra't's re-elec The prosecation was represonted by |qohiiam go through further stages of |¢ .| offe” Haureony, Javuary 14.—The democratic | Milwaukee & 5t Paul R'y an Kiacald, who #vers that he was robbed |®aucus ncwidated Wi, H. Barnum for Unit. | commac. ed Orville Pratt. The republican majori- 9 WATMEYER (0 J0LE IMPORTERS The Tiber Overflowing, “I Have Buffered!" Roumr, January 14, The entire works on With overy disoase imaginable for the the Tiber cmbankment are submergsd, | ast three years, Uur Bridges ara crowded with apectators watching ‘Drnggl"t, T.J. Anderson, recommen- N the fosming floods carrying tranks of trees | ding PIANOS, and varions gdebris down the river, The| *‘Hop Bitters” to me, —AND—— water entored the Partheon and floated the| T used two bottles! omra anNs HAVANA CIGARS timbers with which it was intended to build | Am entirely cared, and heartily recom AND —— requiem sltar, tynd Hop Bitters toevery one,. 9. D 4 1 aEt[][v P" |CBS’ Meerschaum Goods, D, E, 8w Pleads Guilty, Sr. Pavy, January 14.-In the district court this afternoon D; E. Swan, who took £80,000 from the offise of the lccal treasurer the Northern Paclfic railroad and was cap. tured at Suttons Bay, Michigan, last week, pleaded guilty, Sentence deferred till Saturs day, I wrlto this ne & Token of the great appreclation I hav of your Hop J * * * Dittera, I wasafflicted With inflammatory rheumatism For nearly Seven years, and no medicine secmed to do me any Good!!! Until 1 tried two bottles of your Hop e Haverly's Theatre Sold, CitcAco, January 14, ~J. M. Hill has pur chased the controlling Interest of Haverlys | .+ . e theatre. The house will pass into the hands | Ditters, and in my sarprize I am as well of a stock company Febraary 1st, when yHill | to-day as ever I was, I hope assumes the mansgement, Th o name will be| **You may have abundant success” changed to the Columbia Thaatre, In thia great and” “RED NO! Valuable mediciue: RED NOS! Anyone! * * wishing to knowmore about my cure? Cau learn by addressing mo, E. M. Willlams, 1102 16th stroet, Washington, D, C. —— 1 consider yonr Remedy the best remedy in existence For Indigestion, kiiney Walker, Buckner, Mo, IN OMAMN. AND— = EASY TERMS. Send for ourcatalogue | G'tens. Ananunition, and pricelist before pur- Sporting Goods chasing elsewhere. Wholesale and Retail Dealors fn Notions and Smokers' Articles, Statior ery, Cutlery, MAX MEYER & BRO. SsaB S LEADING JEWELERS And Full and complste line and M PRICES Max Meyer & Co.. There are Four Kinds, but (Only One Sare Remedy. New York Times, o Many gentlemen of corract habits and proper morals who are members of the Young Men’s Christlan association aud sympathizo with the prohibitioniste, are o afflicted with carmine tipped nosea of so From the sonth In a froitless eearch brilliant a lastre as to drive the casual | for health, and ficd that your Bitters are obsorver to the conclusion that thoy are | doing me more dlsslpated and abandoned reprobates.| Good! Nothing can be more disheartaning to a| Than anything else man whose principles have led him toab:| A month ago 1 was extremly stain totally from all intoxicating liquors | *‘Emaciatealll’ than to be poluted out as & horrible ex-| Andascarcely able to walk. Now I am amplo to the rising generation in the| Gaining strength! and strc.'s, only bocause on Inscrutable| ‘‘Flesh providence has bestowed upon him a red | And hardly a day passes but what I am nose, One of the most unfortunate In-|* ¥ * = % XARTEY g, THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA T0 BUY dividuals, driven no doubt to desperation | complimonted on my improved appear- by the scorn of the temperate man an|ance, and it fs all due to Hop © and tho jibes of the small boy whom he| Bitters! J. Wickliffe Jackaon, meets upon the thoronghfares of the — Wilmington, Del. metropolis, yesterday advertlsed | _#3 None genuino without a bunch of green Hopa R as follows in the dally papr. | Shf eith Hopr or “Eram®in thely nme ole0nOuE A GIBERAL roward wil bo pai1 for a remauy that g will cure & red nose on person of good habits. i 3 J Dr. William Stevens, of No. 28 West Is AT Thirty first stree, was questioned upon these” phenomenas by a reporter of the One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States Timer. **Red noses,” said the physician, to Select From. “‘may be divided into four classes. The: is the whisky red nose, which is often cul- B L E et N0 STATRS TO OLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR Complaint Ihave just” “‘And norvous debllity. Roturned And Solo Tmporters of Fine Diamonds, Watches, Stiver-| BOT T} ware, Rich Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail. Cor. 1ith and Farnam Ste. | 7020 to 1024 Farnam Sts., Omaha and attention as he devotes to the color— ing of his meerschaum pipe. Some men aro proud of red noses just a3 others ato of black cyes—artificlally blagk—but these persons are npt ornaments to society morally any more than they are physical- ly, asa general thing. Of course the only remedy for this kind of a red nose is to abstain from the use of aleoholic bev. crages. It all depends upon whether a man will sacrifice his_appetite to his ap- pearance. The second class of red noses —the kind of a red nose that may bo as- [ ————————————— sociated with the features of a gentleman SHEN i i N e e e who does not use liquor—is produced by @‘9 k t ticlo for you,itatimu embolism; that is, by the stoppage or ob- ELESRATRY USRI struction of blood vessels in the nose,| 3 tho bodyand chocra This the min t enables causing the blood to remain the; . o thomind. Tt ona may be cured by pricking with long B off the deblitating 4 necdles and lettiog the blood out. Docs ) alfects of unduo fa - 5 it hurt? Oh, no, of course not; it'sa very : tiwue, glves ronawed o pleasant operasion, like pulling tecth.” oo “‘Tho third class of red nose, may be the liver when inac- called the cancerous dlathesis nose, which mw.’;;:f;‘f: o fad: is coused by cancer, and canonly be| : courages Tealthtul be oured by the curs of tho cancer, ~The : topose. Its ngrodi- fourth class of these red noses—the red STOMACH, oredomiials, * which nose that is most common to men and & ? ER consist in tho hearty ? eudorsament of per- women of ‘good habits,’ as the gentleman Bons of every class who advertises saye—is 110 red nose pro- [ sncicty, are most convincing for sale by all Drug- duced by euperficial capillary clrculation | €ists and Dealers gencrally o v g in the volns and artevies just below the surface of the skin. Theso arterics are e CHICAGO ane GENTS FURNISHING GOODE, tivated by its owner with as much pride 51 BROADWAY. N. ¥. 1311 FARNAM STREET. 80 miniaturo intheir normalcondition that they will not receivo the red corpuecles |, in the blood, and therefore no rednees is - appreciablo when the artcries and skin are healthy. The redness is caused by a WESTERN disorganized condition of the capi!larics The minute veins becoms enlarged and RAILWAY. THE BEST ROUTE AND the red corpusles are admitted and show SHORT LITNE through the ekin. The only cure for. these BETWREN For the next 30 days a liberal discount will be given on all Winter goods pur- chased of me. SMOKING JACKETS AT COST. noses is climate, diet and exerclse—a re- gulation of the system. Some people whose noses are red In New York would find them the color of the rest of their skin fn Florida or at tho North Poto, snd | U [T 118 people whoso nosea are red in those places ) might find them cured ina clime like Bounc” Bluffs d Chi and Chicago. this. 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