Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1885, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE---ThURSDAY, APRIL 30. 1885, A MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE. Te New Court Homse of Donglas Comnty. A Few Timely Remarks Thereon— General Description. Yeaterday the offices of thecounty judge and the county superintendent of schools were moved from the old quarters In Crelghton block to the new court house. The district court rooms will be shortly changed end the work of transfer of quarters feom the old to the new will be completed. Arrangements are already under contemplation for the dadlcation of the new structare, which Is to be pronounced one of the most magnificent county bulldi; in the west. It Is very probable, County Clerk Leavitt observed to a reporter yesterday, that a grand dedleation ball will be given on the occaslon of the formal opening, to show the tax payera of Omaha and Douglas county, what a beau- tiful treasure they possess In the new bullding which {8 hereafter to sfford the conter of county officlal and judlel tivity, A representative of the Brr madea tour of Inspection yesterday with one of tho gentleman connected with the erec- tlon of the structure, and & brief sketch of the new court house may not In this connectlon be uninteresting. THE BUILDING ITSELF is of the masslve classlcal style, 120x137 feet In size, there boing eight stories, In- cluding the basement floor and the five storles of the tower or dome. The ballding is constructed entirely of Berea, 0., randstone, Snlvnnized iron, and cast iron, the foundation being of limestone and theslllsof granite. The bullding Is thoroughly fire-proot, and in polnt of nafety from fire no structura ever erected can surpass it. The maln entrances are on the northand east, and are heavily recessed, flanzed by four heavy columns, with capltals, which support a colonade with a large balcony. ENTERING THE BUILDING The first floor is found to be divided into four sections or quarters by two cor- ridors which run transversely north and south, east and west, Intersecting each other in the centre. In the northwest sectlon of the firat floor are the recorder's office and the county clerk’s private and business offices, together with a massive fire-proof vault. In the southwest quar- ter Is the county court room, together with three smaller ones—county judge’s, sherif’s and jury rooms. There is also a large vault sixteen by nineteen feet. In the northeast section are the treasurer’s private and business offices together with the dlistrict attorney’s office, and a fire- proof vault. In the southeast section are the offices of the county superintend- ent of schools, private and business, and the office of the county commissioners. There are four entrances to the first floor, with vestibules, the entrance on the north slde baving three double doors, the others being single, LEAVING THE FIRST FLOOR by the heavy iron staircase, in the north- west section of the second floor, is the aw library room, separated by a small corridor from the grand jury, witness, and ladies’ waiting rooms, In the sonth west qua.ter s the judge's chamber, to- gother with the room and vault of the clerk of the court, In the northeast sec- tion 18 the largeat room In the bullding, the district court room 45x75 feet, Into which open, in the southeast section, the attorney’s consultation room and the judge's private office. All these offices are fornlshed with large, acious closets as necesilty indicates. On the west slde of the second floor is the_stalr- case leading to the third floor., In this story all the rooms will be left unfinlshed, but on the ssme general plan as the rooms on the flest and second stories, A central shaft, tochnically called a well- hole, runs from the intersectlon of the first floor corridors clear through to the very top of the dume. Leaving the third story by a winding Iron stair case, one ascends to the first floor of the tower or dome. In the tower there are four storles. The first floor connects with abeautifal surrounding bal- cony or balusirads, From this balusirade one commands a magnificent view of the surrounding country, vast expanse of field, woodland and water forming an un- broken vista as far as the eye can sweep, the whole belng a picture of unique and never to be fcrgotten magnificence. As cending from the first floor to the tower, one comes to tho small second story of the dome. Thls also connects by twelve doora, or more properly door windows, with & small balustrade, which supports slxteen massive iron colamus of the Oor- rlothian pattern, topped by elaborate friezo and architrave. From this balus- trade a very good view of tho surrounding country is also to be had. The next or third story of the tower 1s still smaller, beiog surrounded by twelve round ventl- lating windows and decorated cn the outside by sixteen elaborately formed iron consols, placed at regular intervals, which give a massive, though very ornaf appearauce to the base of the dome. THE NEXT AND LAST STORY of the tower Is very small, On each of the four sides of this story are placed the glaas dials, five feet In diameter, of the monster clock which s to be placad, at some future dsy, on the fourth floor. These disls will be illuminated In the evening, and will herald, dsy and night, for many miles, In each directlon, the “haaty flight of Time.” The bell of the dome Is an irregular quadrilateral, sup- ported and ribbed by massive iron bsams and covered with zino, The dome it- self, taken as a whole, Is the most mag- nificent feature of the structure, elaborately ornamented by a cornloes, consoles, and pediments. STANDING ON A PEDESTAL on the topmost extremity of the dome is » splendid figuro of Justlos, with the symbolic scales, & beantiful and magnifi- cont climax to this magnifizent palace of law. The lighting of the Interior is effected by large windows placed at regular In- tervals, surmounted by cornice and pedi- ments of ornate figure. The roof s of tin. Onthe four sldes of the roof, In the center of each side stands a large gable, with frieze cornlce and pediment, while Grecian urns of beautiful deslgn are placed along the edge of the roof. The cornice effects of the roof are plain but handsome. All the galvanized iron work cf the exterior of the bullding has been painted and sanded, giving the ex- act appearauce of stone and marble, THE BUILDING 15 HEATED by stesm, and ventilated according to the latest and most perfected plaus, All riitions, of roof, sides and celllng, have ruudwxouahly concreted, making the structure absolutely fire-proof, The cost of the struclure has been $250,000, of which one half, or $125,- 000 has already been pald in cash out of the genoral fund of Douglas county. The plans for the court house were drawn gy Architect E. E. Myers, of Ohi- oago, while the work of erection has been “'KIDNAPPED” BY FARRELL McFarland, Discharged by Judge Sten- berg, is Seized, vislon of Mr. J. F. Coots, these gentlemen all honor for the faith- ful and exact falfilment of the responsi- ble contract Is due. WOULD-BE SUIOIDES. How They are Folled—Quinine for Morphine, Placed in & Hack and Driven Across to Towa—The Law in the Oase, Yestorday morning another exolting chapter was added to the now ocelebrated habess corpus case of ‘‘MoFarland,- Morgan-Moore.” Immediately after MoFarland had been released In Judge McCullooh’s court Tues- day from the writ of habeas corpus, on the ground that Farrell had not proven that there had been a copy of the complsint and Indictment against the accused, filsd with the governor of Ne- braska when the requisitlon was ob- tained, another complaint charging Mo- Farland with belng a fugitive from jus- tice was filed In the pollde court, 'This morning the deposition of the testimony waa completed, the arguments of counsel finished, and Judge Stenberg rendered a decislon releasing the prieoner, hclding that he did not care to reverse the judgment of County Judge McCulloch. Meanwhile Attorney Green had filed a complaint charging McFarland with vagrancy, but Judge Stenberg would not entertaln the trial, holding that the action had been taken simply to galn time. The moment that McFarland was dis- charged by the court, he was gobbled up by the ever alert Sheriff Farrall, who was watching for his prey. The ex-con- viet was hustled into a hack and before the astonished spectatora or attorneys could recover from the shock of surprise, the sheriff, with Deputy Ed. Crowell, of this city, and the prisoner, were rattling down Farnam ut great speed. They proceeded rapldly Iowa- wards, though by just what route cannot at this writing be determined. The frlends of McFarland were very much as- tonished by this sudden move on the part of the Mills county officials, and at firat tried to run down the swiftly moving hack, bat, of course, eoon gave up the at- tempt. McFarland is doubtless well on his way to the Madison ponitentiary. THE LAW OF THE CASE. In the first stages of the case, Detno- tive Neligh had advised Sheriff Farrell to seize his man on the first opportunity presented, without reference to the action that might be taken by any local tribunals. This advice was given In accordance with the well-known California dectelon in the Robb case, which establishes the principle that a sherlff who has been delegated by the governor of one state to serve the extra- ditlon papers lssued by {he governor of another, becomes virtually a United States officer, and as such can seize his prisoner according to federal usages. This vlew of the case was also sus- talned by Judge Dundy, of the United States court, Thls declsion is reprinted in full, 1, Fugitives from justice arrested and re- turned under laws of the United States, The governor of a state, in issuing a war- rant for the arrest of a fugitive from justice, the officer who makes the arrest, and the party commissioned to recoive the fugitive aud deliver him to the authorities of the state in which the offense is chargad to have been committed, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 5278 and 5279 of the revised Statuf act under the authority of the lawa of the United Statet, and RO HAC VICE are officers or ugents of the United States, 2, Writ of Habeas Corpus—Jurisdiction. ‘Where a petition for a writ of HABEAS cOR® PUS presented to a state judge or court by a party in the custody of one claiming, in good “Glve me 20 centa’ worth of mor- phine. I am feeling wretchedly.” The speaker was a young girl, evident- 1y one of the “‘gilded clrolet.” She ad- dressed last night a well-known down town drugglst, Importuning him In ac- conts of haste to allow her the fatal drug a8 soon as possible, The man of pills hesitated for a momentand then meas- ured out adose of the morphine and turned it over to the girl, who rushed out Into the darkness, clenching In her hand the deadly stcfl, ‘‘What does reporter who wi the operation. ©It means this: Here's a girl, evl- dently of the fallen class, who has be- come tired of life and wants to commit salcide, She comes In here and wants to purchate a quarter's worth of mor- phine. If I sell het all she asks for she would undoubtedly swallow it all and succeed in her suicidal purpose. So instead of glving her the twenty-five cents worth, I sold her only a ten cent package, which, should she take it all, will prove entirely harmless. She will be put into a deep sleep and waking up will forget all about her suicidal inten- tlons.” *Do you have many such cases?” “Yes, dozens of them. Hardly a week passes but some person, male or female, comes in and asks me for the drug in the same way. Of course, I can tell in a moment what they are up to and govern my sale accordingly. If they ask for twenty-five or ‘filty cents worth of the poison In that pecullarly agitated ~ style of the intending sulclde, I always look out and give them about one-third of the amount they ask for. Otherwise I should have an uncomfortably large number of cases of self destruction piling up on my hands. I can, occasionally, vary this method of harmless deception. For example, a young woman came into my store the other night and asked me for a large dose of morphine. I could tell by her looks that she meant evil, and accordingly measured out a harmless amount of sulphate of quinine and gave it to the woman, who rushed off, and swallowed it, in sweet snticipation, I sup- pose of an immediate leap into faturity. She was put Into a deep slumber and woke up forgetting her woes and mourn- ful intentlons. Yes, we look out for these peoples, else the coroner’s list of sulcides would be doubled or tripled.” ——— DISTRINTS TO BE PAVED. 1l this mean?” asked a standing near and saw bed 8o that the Reader May Understand Where the New Im- provements are to be Made. Amongtheordinancespassed at Tuesday night’s meeting of the city councll is one ordering the paving of districts Nos. 34 and 36. As but very few people, proba- bly know where these localltles are situa- ted a more therough and definite dascrip- tien is here glven, than the council pro. ceedings In yesterdsy’s paper shows, District 34 Includes that portion of Cam- ings street laying between the east line of Twentleth and the west line of Divislon streets. Distrlct No. 36 s Farnam street from the west line of 15th to the east line of 20th streots. It s understood that the work of grading and paving is to be commenced at once. 1t s also noticeable that an ordinance was passed creating two new dlstriots, Nos, 46 and 47. District 46 is to com- prise that portion of Farnam street be- tween the east line of Ninth street and the west line of Eighth street. Distriot 47 covers Douglas street between the esst llne of Ninth street and the west line of Eighth street. Both of these thoroughfares were ordered to be paved right away bat 30 daya’ time was given the property-holders t) aecertain and designate the kind of materlal desirod to be used for such paviog. e —— Burned to Death, The little son of Mr. and Mrs, H. C, Mason, No, 20 Williams street, burled at 2 o'clock Taesday, was burned to death on Monday. The particulars of the horrible affair are, that about 8 o'clock Monday morning Mrs, Mason went to her alster's house close by to get a palr of shoes belonging to her child, left there sdnday. The little fellow, only one year and three months old was permitted to remain in the house alone; while his mother was gone, Child like, he oommenced playlng with the fire, from which his clothing csught, and when she returned bis body from the linbs up was buroed to s blister. In that condition the little sufferer lingered until b o’clock p. m. authorities of another state, as a fugitive from justice, in pursuance of tho provisions of sections, shows upon its face that the tioner is 80 held in custody under such claim made, in good faith, the state judge or court has n jurisdiction to ismue the writ. The jurisdiction in such case is exclusively 1n the courts of the United State 3, Same—Duty of Custodian. _ Where a writ of HABEAS COGPUS has been issued by a state judge or court, and been served on the party having the custody of such alleged fugitive, itis the duty of such custodian to make full return to the writ as to the authority under which he holds the pris- oner, and to exhibit to the court the original apers evidencing his authority, and respect- ully decline to produce the body of the pris- oner; and if it appeara from said return, or petition and return, that the prisoner is claimed to be held in good faith, in pursuance of the provisiona of said statute, the judge or court issuing the writ has no jurisdiction_or authority to proceed further, and no jurisdic: tion or authority to compel the prodiction of the body of the prisoner, or to commit the party holding him for contempt in fhus re- spoctfully declining to produce the prisoner. 4, Samo—Effect of Production of Prisoner, The effect of the production of the pris oner would bo to place him in the physical control of the court, and to deprive the agent of all power to execute the superior commands of the laws of the United States, to which he owes obedience, The defense on the other hand, claims that this Robb case 1s not parallel to that of McFarland. Furthermore, they clalm that as McFarland hed been ro- leaged both In the county court and the police court, because the proper steps had not been taken to procure the extraditlon warrant, he was a free man, acd wasnot amenable to cap- ture except through the dus course of legal procers. In other words, the defendant’s attor- neys claim that Farrell’s action ls a gross and indlctable offense of kidnapping. The case is destined to be long remem- bered 1in local circles as one presenting many Interesting features. It is proba. ble that this is the last phase of it, and that McFarland, allas Moore, slias Mor- pan, 1sdoomed once again to the dreary walls of the Fort Madison peniten tiary. GETTING READY T ROB, o — Made an Opening, Detroit Free Press. “I came here,” he explalned to the Police Judge the other morning, *‘to hang out a eignof ‘I am blind,’ but I had noarcely got off the train when I found two chaps workling the racket. Too much blindness arouzes public susplelon,” *‘Was that the only opening?” *No, sir. I started out to tle my head and arm up and work the ‘Help this poor man who was hurt in a rallroad accident,’ but the two best corners in the town were occupled. One fellow had been crashed by a saw-log, and the other had been ter- ribly burned while rescuing a baby.” *‘Pity the poor fire-suflerers!” sighed his Honor, *‘About the only thing left,” continued the man, ‘‘was to be ‘Born desf and dowmb,’ bat, while I was getting a placard printed by a grocer's clerk, the owner of the store camwe In and eaid he had just seen two such chaps walked to the sia- tion. Then It was elther go to work or come here and pe sent up!” “*Aund you couldn't work?” “‘Well, | was wearing & placard read- ing, *This man wou'd work for 25 cents per day but fr his poor health,’ when the officer collared we. Guees you'll have to make au opening for me somewhere.” | supposition that an attempt was to have His Honor gave him a placard reading, | been made to blow open the eafesin the *‘This unfortunate person has been ele-|freight depot. Mulvihill that if A Kit of Burglars' Tools Found Near the U, P, Freight Depot. Joe Egan, a dirty faced juvenils genlus, always looking for something, was sur- prised yesterday morning, and at the same time created quite a sensation Unde: neath a pile of timbers nearthe Unlon Pa- cific frelght depot Joe found a kit of burglara' tocls, and when he took them into the office every man thereseemed to shudderat the thought of having made & DATTOW e82Ape. The outfit was glven to Jerry Mulvi. hill and he now has it in his possession; a half-pint of blasting powder, one quar- ter Inch bit, an sugur drlll, two regulsr drills, three or four punchers and a rat- tall file constitute the lay-out. Specula- tlon 1s rife as to the Intent of the de- eigning villain to whom these tools belong. Indications show strongly that they were placed under the timbers some time last night which leads to the vated for two monthe,” the owner will call he will give him the powder but must of necessity keep the tools, They are dangerous instruments for professionals to handle, — — Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- bacco, faith, to be authorized to deliver hig to. the | 38818 aln, = 5 Gen. Anson Stager died of Bright's :.’,'.":,‘,f’{;‘,”;‘.h‘;‘,'é‘f.}’;;’;‘{’é luffs. excellent physiclans who ave greatly de- should recover health by the usa of any GENERAU GRANT, SPECIAL NOTICES. OR RENT—New cobtage, § rooma. 1s the Old Hero Dying Becanse of Medical Intolerance, The Amerioan Homepathlst has an ar- | 4! ticle on the treatment of General Grant ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrl ional bank building VUK RENT- Store building #4x80 three story and bacement No. 110 and 113 14th. arnished cottage, 7 rooms try, obe., i beet locallty In Cf J DRRSONAL Tt you wAnt & deteotive, send your ad- address to the Omaha Detective Agency, P O box 544, offices 16 south 14th a8, ¥60.me7 A8 GRRNAND midwite receives Indies In her house for confinemont, No 1432 Ssuth 13th 8¢, Omahs. 7193 can board. Call In afternoon at 625 Pleas- by the Allopaths, in which it says: 'ONEY loaned at low rates,in amounts to sult on “General Washington was murdered | AVA chattel,collatorals or other good security. Finan- astrous In result. General Garfield was — and In purpose commendable, though dls- Mokets boughtand sold. A, Forman, 213 and activity displayed, albelt miedirected. Other {llostrlous patients have suffered | [Vl 0. ¥. Davis and Co. from eminence in the profession; but | Agents, 1606 Faroam 8. OREY TO LOAN In_sums of §800and a Real by his modical attendants; but at least | 41 exchange, 1608 Farnam st e they were heroically—too herofeally en- ONEY TO LOAN—On roal estate and chattels deavoring to extingulsh the disease, | YA D. L Thomiss. Joot Thelr brutality was of the active sort, ONEY Loaned on ohattels, cut rats, R R disgnosls, and at last escaped beyond the | property of all kinds and all othe rarticles of value, reach of his eminent torturers. Here, | ¥ithout remcval. Over 1at National Bank,corner 15th " fidential also, there was much medical herojsm ang | *00 Farmam. Al business sirlctly confidentigh, prard Toan 2584 [OR FENT Threr brick stores corner 15th and = - - TO EXOHANGE, R K M. Hoorr, Tranos eialrvoyant, and heal. M i mesium rondy tor bnstncen o No 623 § corner 10th and Webster. Terma reasonabla. 155 migy h 8% Lt v 's. Loan offi maltreated for months under an error of | M OV%Y LOANKD At 0. B Read & ona, personal n d office, rooma 7 and , 218 §01. incumbrance; goods ot store sold sof Axan—1 dorire b0 retire from bue fness and offer my store and_stook of goods, I Furean Co., Tlinol of grozerles stationery, notione, o or walo o In i\nd, free from parstely or to- 8§74 Jon rexr—Turniahed rooma 1621 Oapitol ave. 907-m80 gn kaxt—Furnished south tront room room 1 0 RxcuANon ~1 have fifty thousand aores of Chey oone coundy Iand which I can exchange at figures ‘which will be profitabl; roperty. Come and seo It. W, J. Vannioe, Sidney, 'oR RENT—A Iarge handsomely furnisbed fron par RACIAN SR~ Tmpros odern convenfences; also two astern Town, #4600, General Grant seems reserved as a shin. To him the little group of emi- iny example of cold blooded expectancy. WANTED FEMALE HELP. a diagnosis, For him they propose no gather round his bedslde to observe his — 1 house work, German nonco havo nothing to offer but| W iiirud,ut o horn toth t. 90054 relief but In the grave. Ignorlng the [ W7ANTRo-Guil for xencesl hooje, Wouks & only source of therapeutlo salvation, thay | 1iquire of Mrs N J Edholm, 2644 Chicago st. 0p. work; good ply. unalded struggle. The fist hes gone | VY ANTA-Gll for goneral house work, must be good washer and ironer,1014 Howard street, in forth that nothing can be done; and |a family of two. nothing will be permitted to be done. Those who queation such a decition are quacks and cranks; but who ought not to W Asmo—Agi 1714 California st. 838.20p be proud of such a deslgnation fromsuch San a source? Scholarly, refined, cultured, —8 experionced basque finishers 1120 Far- roct, 88141 earnest gentlemen as they are ¥ aper avail aro all these good qualitios in the Canflold Man'fg Co. of what | W\ AyTr-Two eapericioed shirt makors st once, 02:1 presence of auch therapeutic bankruptoy? | YA7Axtr0—A nur o girl, must take meals at home, On the contrary, while so-called scientitic foum 9, Goo hotel. 96 30p medlcine is to the fore, well may the “-A\m-u.nymm- ssers, dally papers announce in startling head- “RD A" this office. salary pald. _ Address P e amp lines, ‘A bad dsy for General Grant— Seven dootors In consultation.” Weatisvisee & 7 AsTED—A good girl for kitchen work; good wa- 881D Yes, the hero of Appomattox {s dying! He who knew no fear In war, knows no fearin suffering. His quiet fortitude VY 2As1e=G el tor gane ges to good glrl. I house work; good wa- s Corbott, 1618 Howard, 848, 2 wins univeral admiration. ann—du once 2 u'\wllunw;'.l .u;:n; Toom o others need 53120 Presldent Lincoln, in visiting e hospi- &irls at the Canfild House. on Rwst —Furnished rooms for gentlexen, st 704 scuth Fighteenth st. 896-30p rx1—Sulte of rooms centrally located, well asiness property In or stock of merchan dise or ‘W 1de" cars Boo office. 78180 10 RXCHANOR—440 acres well improved Iand 3 mile #tock of general merchan. Address John Linderholm, Essex £84-tt hed saitable for oftice or living rooms, OR SATE —OF oxohange. oxclusive right in this state to sell the ocoal ecnomizer and 800t destroyer, destroys the sooh and will save twenty por cent on ‘coal, will soll county Fights or the state, or will exchange for roal cetate or pplication. will send sample culars. Reaton for selling 3 vu r cannot aive it hix attention: & rare chanco for Bedford, Sover & Davis. o AANT—8 or 8 rooms oloeet, cellar, city water. Toquire at 608 North 13th Sk oor suitable for whote. | Kyt 5 abe iy ot ring, at 1907 Farnam St. Wo bave for waie the 278 41 R exT—Newly furnished front room 0): ~ BUSINESS OHANOES. hed room for one or two gentle: or sALR—Hardware stock m Post office; inquire Opera 817-1p on B&M K In Nebrasl good reason for selling. Jon et —Niely furntshed rooma 1615 Dodee, §7124p i —_ bulldiog and fistures. Apply 708 RRNT—Two tooms at 81, per month; ap No1806 Douglas 8t , Omaha, Neb. 1237 south 14that. d store in live town nvolce about $2600; Addrers “L" Beo office. S8 30p A ealoon n good locallty, Tob o John A Froyhan 0011 \OR 8ALY—At & bargai business. Call at or o8 wexT~ Farnished room 1818 Jackson st. well estab lshod groosry 0 2207 §22.1p TR kENT—Farnished front room with home com. forts, S E cornor 18th and Cass. 40-9, ok RENT—Nioely furnished room for 2)gentlomen J0r kENT—Handsomely furnished rooms. At and dolug a good trade, tal durlng the late war, notlced a poor | PP confederate boy, mortally wounded. 7ANTED—Firat.clags dining room girl ad the Met- with hils natlve tendernoss, he put his Topolitan hotel; none other need apply. 82441 arms around his neck in sympathy. The wvn-"n_.« %ood cook at 820 South mn‘_%& n alght melted the hospital to tears. The heart of the Awmerican people in like manner bleeds for Grant, the silent aufferer, It wouid have him get well, by WWAseo-18 good girle, 7 experlenced cooks Omaha Kmployment Bureau, 1120 Faroam 8. any effective means. Wn His physician tays he cannot recover. dai A speciallst who has won reputation in | % 50uth My st., Cbleago. Tro —Lady agen te for “‘Queen Protector v stocking and skirt supportors, shouldo They fll him with anodynes, but despite | Dracc’ busties, bosen forms, drcss ehielde, eafcty 3 J ta, sleove protector, etc.; entirely now do thelr favorable bulletins he is daily grow- | precedentcd profits; wo have 600 agents making $100 ing worse, monthly. Addrogs with stamp, E 1t Campbell & Co., -m19p ‘08 un- 'or nrexT—Farnished room, witn board. tor two gentlemen, ‘o ALK ~The oldest established Iivery businss d the good will thereof; 34 horses, 6 ies and family carrlages, band wagons, ole buggles, full complenient of double and single | appurtenances of a_ first olass stablo. Will give 6 years loaso of the grounds and_bulldin 18 in the contro of tbe business 1 ortion of tha cit Good terms can_be bad. W. H, Green, over 1st Nat'l Bank, Omaha, Neb. 5028 OR 1kt - Suite of rooms, bath room connectsd, for four gentlemen, also room for gentleman and wife with first-class board. f {0 8ALK—In Oakland Nob, first-cluss meat market aleo the furni‘are of the St Paul hotel. tleulars, inquire o writo Wiggern & Uehiivg, b o For par Oakland 74-m19 ¥ith board eno nicely furished front room, with gas and bath, 149 Jones St. Drug storo in a desivablo looality, wil invoioo about 1,600 R O Pattereon, N E corner 18th and Fatnam. 480-t1 or RENT— Nios furnished rooms tuitable for twe oR RENT—Two large trant rooms furnished or un- TOR SALE—A first-olass stook of dry gords §5.000 at & bargain, will tako part crah balance roal ea- tate; addross M. V. B." caro Boo office 20241 il stock of clothing boots and shoes, gont' furnishing goods, will ex- Lands furnished, convenient to board. N.W. Cor. 20th the treatment of cancer visits his bed- ecide. The opposition which he encoun- tera from the attendlng physicians brings | — WANTED MALE HELP. puinfally to mind the story ef the dog in | WSS Horscy oo have knowlsdge of stove the manger. business; call at once, Omaha Stove Ropair w And Goneral Grant, perhaps, must i |touth 146l st. orke, 111 866-20 7 O® RENT—Nicely furnished front room for lady G. H. Potoradn,S04 8. laquire 521 Pleasant St. JFUB BENT-Micaly tarslitisd rookas 1517 Dhvinpork 122.46p J0R RENT—A furnished front room with uce of par- lor, with small family, 2107 Chicage et. because of thls intetferance! Is it possi— AxTD —Good canvaseers to aecure orders forour ble that there is no hope of cure outside Au crlcan edition of the Rovised Bible, liboral of the medical profession? term and good territory; oall at 1405 Dodge st, Wm. . Aloxazder, Managor Wostern Branch, Henty Bil o ok RENT—Elegant newly furnished rooms 0OMS—With board, destrable for summer, Apply a4 85, Cbarlos Hetel. 237-4t Proposterous! Publishing Co. For years medical men Inalsted that == TR certaln fevers were Incurable, but Chin- | W et toaprly unloss you cona proved the contrary. For cen- |toabilityand character Martin. turies they have protested that certain = need toapply unless you have oot reference aa renal disorders were incurable and yet a special preparatlon has cured and per- SITUATIONS WANTED. ‘Why may 1t not be possible In like manner to cure a case of cancer? B. F. nently cu! 5 7 ANTRD—Situation by a young wan with a ma. SaneuilyJCUIsd ol sty gnorsoasea VW i an typo wtor o smenaant o: has had fve years experiance. Address 118 Beo office. £45-20p Larrabee, of Boston, was doomed to T ANTRD—Situation b, Towa, clans, J. B, Henlon, M. D, of Roch- n exporionced double en- A y K-k 5 ad LEAllon, Woodbine, death by many _eminent Boston physi- it el il s ester, N. Y,, doctors cf all schools. Elder J. .| rade, (not saloon. Address “‘0. Prescott, of Cleveland, Ohlo, was gravely i 7ANTRD—By city salosmen_situation by Mo s given up by the best | VWATEPTEY SR OTRR AT 1at, Iufls informed by them that he could not live, ANTED - A pocition by a young man with 6 yeara and yet these men and thousands like W experience in & country store, can give good them have been cured and cured per- | recommendatione. Address “C. L. W." Bee office. . 835-2) manently, of serious kidney disorders, i) by a remedy not officially known to the ANTED—Pesition: Experleneed short-hand snd tvpe writer dosiring to rome_west. Owns No. o, . What has been done may be done | Council Bluffa, 2 Remington machine. Address, W. E., Care Bee, 778-80 disease In Chicago last week. ‘‘Joe’ ower. -20 Hundreds of thousands of people Goss, the Boston pugilist, dled of it. MlSCE_LLANEOUS WANTS. doctor’s hands. The cause of death msy be ocalled blood polsoning, paralysis, | block. i i AxTrD—For cash, a driving horse, cloan limbed perish of it every yoar, while in_ thelr |V good sty le, 16 hands high color bay or brown; must be sound.’ Address Cecil Drum, Opers house 905-t1 heart dlsease, convulsions, spoplexy, ment, but the real difficulty Is in the ANTED—To Invest $2,000 or 8,0 . %0 in & good pneumonia, or some other common ail- ‘mh’ poylog basiness. Address, C. B. 5eo office. 891-20° kidneys, Physicians know it, but they T conceal the fact from their patlents, W * authorized” means, The romedy that [~ B¢ 7" ANTED-—A lady wants a gentleman partner to Join her in a business that paya immento realizing thelr Inability to cure by any |profits. Smallcapital required. Addross, g M. cott (1. e., Warner's Safe Care) iu a | YY cosh, 816 N0t st. cured Larrabee and Henlon and Pres- Akeab =0 buyih asoond hasdiscda touis aiciicy 20p cord entltles it to recognition, and It special, independent dlscovery. Its re- axTRD—Single youog man of quiet habits, room e P W Wi southors exposuse In clean nelghborhood in reepectablo private family within essy gets 1t from Intelligent people. Its man- | Uoiod Pacido depot, sccond story prefor ufacturers have an unsullied reputation |terms. Address *‘Erazos” Bee ofiice. tance of i and are entitled to as great consideration = a8 any school of physicians. W Professor R. A. Guun, M, D., Dean of | Bee oftice A5TRO—To buy & house and lot on monthly pay- tate prico and location. Addres. - 870-80 the United States Medlcal College of New York City, riges above professional pro- NTED—A team of good mares; must welgh at ast £1100. Addrees giving particulars, Alfred judice and on its personally proved mer- [ C Griftin, Omaba. 838.50p its alone gives it eeveral pages of the ANTID_A man or woman in every country in U warmeet cowmendation in his published §'$1.26 sample free §75 per month, ealary or jend Paul Tabel, Chicago 111 works—the only Inatance on record of a | commission. Send stamd. Paul Talcl, Chiuaco h high professional endorsement of such a — — preparation, W'.uuqu good family The unprejudiced people do not want General Grant to dle. If there is in all TANTRO—~To rent & large furpithed room, in nature or anywhere In the world a rem- Slater's block 16th and Caiifornia, with also a few more table boaiders edy or a man able to cure hls cancer, glve hoard, 752 them a chance Will they do it? store,corner I VAVANTED- 850 wil buy ono dosen ogor Bro's tripplo platedtable knives at Moody’s china $ih aud Daveoport st. # 0. Why? Ts 1t not too often the case thav many VW ANZED-Every ady in necd of & sowing ma- chine, to oo the new Improved American 7. P, E Flodman & Co. agents; 230 N 10th. 3431 No. b voted to the code, would prefoer that their patients should dle rather than that they FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, next daor east, ok RENT—4 room house 2028 Pierce st. Inqu F 11:40p. remedy not recognized under their code? o — The Lindell Hote) Fire, x Uur‘im.l.;:xm bull ihi4'vummer, coras 151h 8. Louss, April 20,—The loss by the Lin- | s oo — dell hotel fire is much less than first sup- | JA'OR 1VAT—A stere choap 80D uerth 1oth. ) posed, It will not be over 815,000, The S—————————————— cause of the fire is still unknown, oL Ru=louneach e LaTeaniris s 4 5 R RENT—TWO ttores, oppoiite the Exp ire tion 4 Caulfields. & %8x7—0 room house good water, three Llock from ireckcars; §10 per monih' A F Tuke $20-1 TUTT’S 7ok RExT—Houre on Chicago street, between 14th and 16th, Inquire of John Swiit. §78.80p » RexT—Hi and Baunol PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. The Greatest l-diull Trinnih of m_Ap SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Lt fappetite, Bowels costivs 'win in Ath & satl o 11th and Harney. 441t front—$:25 per month. t oy fiful dreams, Highl ’ CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, one dose effects such & “hange of feeling astoastonish the sulferer They Inerease the C. E. Mayne, 8. W. Cor, 16th snd 7—10 room 16th St. GRAY HATR or WHISKERS changed 1o & GLOSSY BLACK by & single ap‘phuunn ol this DYE. It imparts a natural color, acts instantaneously. Bold by Druggisis, o) nt by express on receipt of §1. 3'"00. 44 Murray 8t., New York, D L Thowas. DOK KENT—2-5 yoom houses ———— on kuxT—Dew houte 11 rooms ready May lst, JF'55e's mont; tnquire of G & Thompton, B W cor. bl 7Ok wENT—Br.ck cottage on Bherman ave., 8 rooms [ pahtey, clusets, ks i thorough repsir; large fnegreund. J W Paddock, 1617 Capitol ave 852:30p 7ok RENT—A cottage 8 rooms with summer kitchen Fonara stecct, toiween Campbell aad lrsne . 9p Avply TOR #wxT—0 room house on Bt. car line. 1140 16th strest betwoen Nicholas and Faul, ' 5:20p Two new stores on 16th 8t—§60 per month ) Jon ke house, mod Bedford, Bouer & Davls, 213 8, ok RENT—New store room 22x70. Juo Erck, 617 N 00230 ok RExT—Btore dwel ing attached,§22. per of 9 rooms with baro, Caldwell | bl Tnquire 1709 Jackson st. 443-20p DOk kENT—1bres story and basemeat, brick etore, each. 714 1 Improvements. 76840 Dok kENT—Ihreestory brick store bulldivg; en JF%halte o1 Edward Norrls & Co., room 19 Craunse ok, 4074 month 605-41 Inquite Jno, F Barton,Sucitiog works, or 814 Norts Bt "1 \sTiAY—On Aprll 224, a datk Liyears old, black mane and t will'bo pati for its return to cornsr 12th and Dodge, 83360 TR RENT—Soveral fine offices in Crounse' block, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Crounse blook horse about 8 o liberal roward FOF BENT—Furnished room 1810 Dodzs. JFQ} BENT—Nioely turniahiod rocums ab 1718 Case st. 236-t 8pO!; owner can hi and paying o1l costs. FORSALE—FARMS. MISCELLANEOUS. AKEN U —On 25th of Aprl, at Pries Lake grounds an ol bay mare, front feet enod; whito saldlo © eame by calliog on the grounds 800-025 120 nores good land within 60 miles of new house, good stable, 1ving water, &chool bouse on the land and one mile from railway ws easy. W H Green, over 1st Nat'l Baok. Wanted on notos securea by mortgage on property worth 87,000, payable In one year, balance in two' years, will give ten pir cent Inierest and also a bonus of $300 for the use of the money. Addross “Loan" Boe office. alt to be 77041 7oR sauk—Fmm and unimproved land lots and house on long oredit ' B& M Land offics, 620, Vadicka & Goantner. P re—On Eiktiorn and Flatte. 7. Murray, 500-t rssoxs glven fo real point lace, also lace 1o Washington Co; 171 1414 Dodgo stroet. R BALE—Good farm 5 ated; good buildings;’ fine made to -2 787-29p ‘running water; all foaced. Eiward Co., x00m 19 Crounse Block. 1EW SILVER TAG, 1t8 frult flavored, tags redeemed at ne cent each by the dealers, = Peycke Bros., 635-t¢ "FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOTS, beck, at 1116 Capltol ave. Jor saLE—Two lots in block 8, Hanecom dven by G E Gellen- 480t 50X 180, east frout, finest location In the city; lyto W H Alexander, 1408 Dodge street, or R saLE—A special bargain in a rcsident lot in | 1 VY vaults, sinks and cesspools oleaned any time *the day in an entiroly odorloss way with our Ordors by mail d to. A. Evaus, oftic and residence i 409-mTp R, C. Pattorson, 13th aud Far- 867.20 LEW BILVER TAG, 16 does not taint the breath, t redeemod at one cent each by the dealors. 06! ok $ALE—Cheap and beautifut lots for §200 each on monthly paywents of §10, only a fow left. B¢ Patterson, 13th and Farnam. t 66x182 and fine residenso 500 if taken immediately. 161TNING RoDs —J J MoLain has for sale the besb _irods manufastured in the Upited States anneated electiic steel center covered with sheet copper, orders (¢ newrods or repairing to Address 1011 Saund R. C. Patterson; 18th ana Farnam, 0R sALE—Special Bargalos—2 ejlendid cormer YUEW SILVER TAG, does not give you heart-hurn Tuge 1odeemed o one cont, each by the deaiors. 0834 Tots on red car iine; ci Full los, N. 20th st., novse Cor. 1~t'80x18?, 13th asd Dorcas, houso aad stable. | o. IRIVY, vaults, sinks and oesapools cleaned at the shortest notice and satisfaction guaranteed Abel. P, 0, Box 878 by F. 490-m2p Corner 10, 12th and Doroas, 6 x182, $1000. Lot 60x117. Eartlet 's add, 4 room house, e | Cor. Catherineand Poppleton ¢t , Hanscom jlacs, 4 wW. P. PECK & C (Sucoessors to Peck, Korn & Sibley. —REPRESENTING— MORSE, ROSE & CO. OF CHICAGO, Having secured a private wire direct to the Chi- f Trado, wo are proparsd to executo or Wo take o full markct roport. Coun Unite . ourner 18th 1 Cor Grove and Davenport st., 106x124, houso 20x24 and stable, 81,400. ict, Piats sub div, §000. t, east front, 1674x140, 6 room dd, enst tromt, §2000, Plerce, near 134 st, soutn front, 6 rom 600. ly. try business a specialty. . Teleplione 210, R.HAIR ASTHMA CURE Thin invalunblo epeciflo readily and permanently The most obstinato and anding cascs 1 feld promptly to it wonderful is keown throughout ths world 2600, ont, 13 equares from St. Mary's PAULSEN & C0., 1613 Farnam striet. “Tionse full lot, well, cistern, barn, all n oudition, one block from strect cars $1 800 . W H Groen, over 1st Nat'l Bauk. 041-tt M—Two cottages and lots Virginia ave. ono block south of St Mary's ave, 8t caro €500 cash, batance on loag timo. lusao Adama Fronzer curing proporties. for its unrivaled fficacy, J. L. CALDWELL, o'ty Tincoln, Neb 19, 1836 8 noo using Dr. Hal's Asthma cure, for no year, my wife has been entircly well, and not even a symptem of the diseasohas ap, WILLIAM BENNETT, Richland, lows, writes Thave been afflioted with Hay Fever and 1followed your directions 0R 8ALE—G00d 6 1oom house, lot 50x152 front, §1800; $100 oash, balance §15 por mont W. H. Gréen, over st National bank, 881t FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS. "yfh”’" Cut-off 1 Asthma slice 1860, that I never alopt better in my lifo. am among the many who can speak 40 fuyorably of your remedies. A valuable 64 page treatize contalning sl ilar proof from every State inthe U, 8, Canals aud Great Britain; will be mailed upon application. Any druzglst not having it in stock will pro Ask for Dr. Hair s Asthma Cure. VR, W. HAIR & SON, Prop's Cln'ti, ©. Imported Beer IR BOTTLES, s eresrsessess Bnvarin, ...Bavaria, . Bohcmian, Bremen. On BALE—At & bargsin, & good lot and new house with furniture, 1206 Georgia Ave. TR ALK OR EXCIANGE~State 1ight une t, (gricultural machin ut ofit by anyons ¥ ho has bad a litt'e experience as salesmsn. ¥ P oare of Bee office. ok 8ALE-Lot 8 io blobk 6, Reoick's foet east f10nt, on Georgia Ay al 60 foet east tront cn Georgia & deairable, Inquire of Wan' H Aloxauder, 18 Dodge ok saLE—One of the nobblest sinlo rige In to Plisotos, bogee aud baruces; luuire at Club sta- Pilsner,sevees seves 0k 8ALE—A fresh milch cow at Edhcln & DOMESTIC. Budweiser, ees oo eess s b, Louis, Anhauser. « « + weeemem mme - 8t. Louis, BeBE'S .+ + ¢ o 0 9 0.0« Milwauken, 3chlitz-Palsner . Ale, Porter, Wi ¥—One horse and wagon, 2 cowe,ore plano o1gan and househiold turniture; inquire of P © Bachus, at 99 cent store, or b18 1600 yde. of dist to be had at 1115 Sher. 768 29p OR BALE—For 60 down and #20 per mon ‘will build an clegant five room cottage, bav window brick ocllar, clster ith two lota picely fenced the wholu The cottages to be bullt at once Gcontracts for ten have lready been lot, Call st my office and seenlan of ot long, C, K Mayne, south-west corne 16th and Faroam. 207820 oK ALE—PIsD0, & 7.0 upright plauo at @ ber TE BROKERS. P ————EEEEEY EAL BSTATE BROKEIS ~Lobeck & Co’, 1212 Farnam 1, real estate bought and g8 of real or person 03 the patr-nageof parties having 00dy Lo sell oF exchange at sollcited, ana will have wur b REAL ESTA' on commission, exchi 204h safo avd agreeabls, States and European mal uadays and Baturdays for Pl RIS and HAMBU 'PERSONAL. Taronai—1 T 1 Overton will call at the office Chicago Lumber C0., he will greatly uhnxu';“m writes, Jan ed! d Milwaukee. ++.Omaha. Domestic and Khine ¥D, MAURKR. V219 Warnam 8t HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY, Direct Line for Engiand, France and Germany, The svoaships of this woll known line are buut I water-tight_ copariments, and are fur. he passsgo ‘sho "United Jmouts (LONDON . 'Bteersge, to or 0. 1. RICHARD & 0O ,Gen: eral Pa s dgonts, G1 Broadway, New ¥ d 7 Bolle sbrocts, Chics sk Hauren, ¥. K. Moores, Harry Deuel ln Owaba; Gronewlg & Sehovuegen, la Councll Blulls,