Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1885, Page 8

THE DAILY S8HKEE| RAILWAY RUMBLINGS. June 28.]|several items of a Personal and Gen eral Taterest From Along the U. P, Line—Other Good News, Tuesday Morning, LOCAL BRF,VITIES. — . —Two freight cara were “bumped off” the| My, J. D, Negus, one of the acting track yestorday morningneat Union elevators, | ypirite o the Utah & Wyoming rallroad,, but were replaced aftar considerable trouble. | rosonily inoorporated at Salt Lake Oi ry, —The Papillionites were stirred up Sun-|yiqiay that the company has no rels tion day afternoon by a barn hurning down. The whatever with the Chleago & N yeth- flames were carofally guarded ';‘d were Dok | western extension through norther o Ne ittt Lt braska. The scheme of this com pany Is - J d hin part oon e eive In thin chy _tha |8t prosont lmlted o the buildi ng of morning from the west. Genersl Manager [lne to the coal fields of Oentra | Wyom. Oalloway will come in with them, ing. Salt Lake ocapltallsts ] jave sub. —The funeral of C. R, Schaller will take | soribed 811,000 to the stock, r mnd agreed placo to-day at half past two o'clock, from[to $400,000 worth of first, mortgage the residenco of the family, Twenty-fourth | bonds, and California streets, All friends aro in-| T Unton Pacific englae r, talking to vited, a locomotive fireman, who 1s a candidate —A potition will be laid before the 6ity | for oromotton to be an englnser, ssked council at ita meeting m~niglftreq||utif:z|‘r:. Hisn: 3uppobe yon A0 ikl ki SaglE peal of tho ordinance which permita the | S ior e tUC LT 0d "oy ary part of the sprinkling of sidewalks and stroets with pric |3 Cbio0 " entatanc o, and knew that vat sprinkling hose, t was in complote ord er, but when put On the excursion train Sundsy & 50ung |on the road the pum p would not draw man whose name is withheld, bsoame unduly | water. What would you do?” “1 should hilarious, and fell against broken window, [ look into the tank a7 4d ascertain if there soverely cutting his hand wr, Hertzman, | was any water to dr aw,” raplled the sharp who happsned to be on the traln with his | candidate, family, sewed up the wound. Superintendent (. E. Wartolle, of the i .| Wyoming diviaor s of the Unton Pacific, —~Doputy United | States Morahal Allen re- | R80TV P B o muperintond. covered Saturday nine more books which had | gno"cF tha enttr s line from Oheyenne to beon atolen by the rascally mail agent Cou-{Oodon, with M fr. George Dickinson as drou, Parties who have lost mail matter | piy aysistant 1 mperintendent, the latter should call on M, Brown at the inspector's | having hofetof ore had charge of the west office, end, fro(m ‘:‘unuvt;m elo fi()ofiédenh Th\; —A earpenter by the name of Ross, 1n the | change glves Mr. Wurtele miles of employ of Bassett & Co forged his em ployers h-lnk to co ntrol, lncluding -llhth-b d|'m~ name tosn order for five dollars worth of ?"m'l".’:‘.'f{“fi“' reglon on the Union carpenter tools, on James Mortor & Son's ',f,h e hardware store yesterday morning. The latter T. A. Dfln“vll.gul,° ::lg E;)rlnnfi‘:,.::“- :E::h‘:xlg firm deducts the profit on the tools and | ptialg ™ U T i ion Paclfie from mourns the balance. Oheyenne to Ogden. The Boomerang —In his rounts yesterday a BEE reporter | says it is the intentlon to do away with happened to drop in on a- jolly -crowd of in- | Evanston as a division terminus and the surance agents who were busy adjusting tor- |books and other paraphernalla of office nado losses Incurred by the lato heavy storms | Will all be brought to Laramle city. The that swopt across Nebraska and Towa, That |operating force will also be somewhat said storma wore more severe than has been | diminished by the now move, rted, Ia shown in-the fact that one o The Alpine t:mml on the South Park s tyh ) branch of the Unlon Paclfic, in Colorado, pany has been rendered lablo for 170 losses | £ 'y, 0k od with snow last week, and & in the two states, and unother company filty | yarog foroe of snow shovelers were em- Losses in Nebraska alone. ployed to open the road to Pitkln, Some time last fall thke county commis-| The Union Paclfic people recslved ioners decided to so cut the Elkhorn river at [ notice yesterday evening that Mr. Gould Elkhorn City through tho “‘arms” of the nu- | Wil lrrl‘ve in Omaha this morning. merous bends at that point, that the an. They don’t know, however, which Gould nual overflow would “e prevented. The [i8 meant—whether Jay Gould, the great work has been accomplished, but s not ex- | Fallroad king, or his son, George Gould. sctly satisfactory as tho outs woro not mado | brestdent Adams, of the Union Faclfla deep encugh. County Commissioner Corliss | o'y, SOMPARY, WO Arrives B Ombih at 10 o'clock this morning, wiil be a wit- is at Elkhorn Oity yesterday supervising the ( ;,0q4 to.day before the senate intor-state work of deepening the channel. commerce investigation committee. —Ella Vernon the young woman whose un- | = 'W. 8. Hartwell, freight auditor for reciprocated feeling for a dandy “‘cuffee” has |the Ohicsgo & Northwestern railroad, brought her to the brink of despair, is bound Ch‘{f&goi Gel':rgéh[ 8. %ru!l‘:y,h ]fre;s!‘-; todie, Shehas thrice bsen intercepted in | 8uditor for the Chlcago, Rock Island i | Paclfic, Chicago; W. I. Dudley, freight thoast of throwing herself Info tho Bif |, 3ii0r of the Ohlovgo, Milwaukeo & St. M“ddl"’ L ;‘ '"ZdflmuAh; '::smpud ld B.? Paul, Milwankee; Richard Gray, general by polson. Saturday night she was placod | freight gent of the Central Pacific, San injconfinement;by the police, Yestorday morn- | pyranolgog and O. J. Wilder, frelght ing Judge Stenberg sent hor up to the county | audjtor of the Central Pacific, San Fran- jail to await further measures, Ella says that | oizco, are all in Omaha and quartered at she don’t care to live and is bound to kill | the Paxton, About the only thing that herself sooner or later. could be learned last night relative to —Marshal Cummings received a telegram | the object of thelr visit is, that they are yesterday from Sheriff Workman of Ottumwa :;;:i:: ::"f:i Q :‘;‘;‘Jfl%o‘:f :‘;L;“":a ;‘::‘k‘g:"ng l:':ot;: I:::;:‘;m; ?:l:fin the be held at the Paxton to-morrow. It is s iofs from Sheove, Javeia & Co. | 1ndersteod howover, that they had a silk handkerchiefs from Shreve, Jarvis & Co,, | ;¢ 6t1ng among themselves last night and aaho expected to arrive here very soon. It fialed “over the matter of rates for seems from testimony recently developed that | through freight between Chicago and the +this man Dow is an escaped prisoner from the | Pacific cosast. Ottumwa penitentiary, and one of the most notorious crooks in the west, the partner of Robert Henderson, who was captured horo | PILES!! PILES!II PILES!! and returned to the Ottumwa penitentiary | A yure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching some months ago. and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by —Tho information contuined in Saturaay's | DF; Williams, (an Iadigs remedy), called Df BeE that the Austrian goveramen entered 8 | box has cured the worst ohronic cases of 25 or protest in Washington against the appoint- | 30 years standing. No one need suffer five ment of Mr. Charlos Jonas, of Racine, Wis,, | minutes aftor applylng this wonderful sooth- for consul at Prague, Bohemia, has created | me e farm than good, Williams' Indian ‘quite a stir among Bohemian citizens in this | Pilo Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the city, Mr, Jonas is conceded to be the most |intense itching, (particulatly at night after prominent Bohemian in the United States, | §etting warm in bed), acts as & poultice, gives nstant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, and his appolntment at that timo was hailed | itching of privats parcs. and for Tothlng else, with satisfaction and pleasure by all classes of ! Z8KIN DISEASESICURED his countrymen, The protest of Austrian S B Royernment, therefore, at this time, was as }’ b’;;&'g'“” Magic Ointment, Cures as unexpected as it is disappointing, It was | _Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving common talk Saturday and steps have been | the skin clear and besutiful. _Also cures itoh, taken to secure the withdrawal of the protest Exfi"&fii’f{y’f%’i ples, Sore Lips, and of the Austrian povernment, A dispatch was | * S 1yb truggiste, or mailed on roceipt of cabled to Riegor, the leader of the Bohemian | price, 60 cents, delegation in the Austrian reichsrathto induce | At retail by Kohen & Co, and Schoter & the government to withdraw the protest, | Bo°ht: At wholesalo by O.F. Goodman. Another dispatch was cabled to excarsionists R IR from Unitod States to Bohemia,who have but | Jéfferson Square and the Oity Hall, lnst wook arrived in Prague to the number of [T tho Editor of the Brz. 200, to make efforts on bshalf of Jonas, | Please set the people right on the clty Prominent Bohemians in & score of places |ball matter on Jefferson square. First, wera notifisd o tho action taken hero and |Ive up the loostion and the money, will g come. No bonds are needed, as we have their co-oparation asked, so that probably the amount of $100,000 now in many cable messages were sent to Prague 4 Sunday. The results aro auxlously awalied, | it g Sell - the w0 oot 0,000 ! } d; Ssal of North Oarolina Tobaceo is the | §20/000 hrom '?,‘.,’hefi'“'[‘,‘,o;:,‘f;’ boases best. makes $100,000 to start with on that beautifal block of eight lots In place of two as now, advocated by the Farnam atreet property gentlemen, Josera ReEoMAN, Sixteenth Street. —— Tenderly Entombed, When the glancing, golden rays of a sotting sun shed their sparkling dust in velvety showeras through the boughs and e —— Fushes of Prospect hill, last evening, Mr,| Wanten 2560 Dozex Live Piceons. and Mrs, 8 D. Barkalow consigned to[ Will pay $1.50 per dozen until July 34. the tomb all that rematned of their once P. H. AvLex, bright and lovely little boy, Sidney Mec. | Wholesale Fresh Fish and Poultry Dealer, N; Barkalow, The funeral cere- Omal monles, ive and sad, were held In thelr rooms at the Millard hotel at 4:30 o’clock p. m, and a large number 2 of sympathlzlog friends were in attend. | State people at the Metropolitan yesterday: ance. Dean Millspsugh, of Trinity |John H, Heathington, M. G. Les, R. Beech church officiated. The floral offerings |er, M. Henry 8, Fletsher, Sheldon; A, were many and beautiful, and careful | L. Bixby, Fullerton; Fred Lavin, Lincoln; hinds placed them tenderly about the}C. M, Garver, Valentine; N, Davis, F. p‘renluu'n little casket. O. H. Dorrance, | Carson, Blair; James Ashley, H, C. McHew- O. E, Yoat, L. M. Burnotte and Thomas | an, Robert i, Langley, Decatur; J, D, Brow- Swobe acted bearers. er, Columbus; C, E. Pierce, Pawnoe city; I, - 2 3} Sutton; J, W, Combs, Rising city; b‘fmh Seal of North Caroline To- | g, arn, Kennard; J, K. Keithley, Ay. 00, L. Root, Weeping Wat: Vacoma; N, M. Ayers, Johoson Barker, 8, ¥ Elk Oreek; O, W. Dav- ¢, Thomas Fox, PERSONAL, o ——— Annual Grand Lodge, The grand lodge of free masons for the state of Nebrasks will meet in annual lon at this city to.day, and a very rge attendance of delegates ls anticl- pated. Several arrived last evenlog, the Paxton were noticed Jadge fi Harwood, William Lees, and O, H. Greer, of Lincoln; Louls H. Kent, of Minden; V G, Lantry, of Blair; James Brltton and Jobn T. Bressten, of Wayte, and J. H. Pollock, & prominent mason of Qreston, Iowa, e —— KATZ, 1308 Douglas street, At | place for cholce Groceries and at the S. lowest prices. Call and be convince Loony, Henry Swab, a Swede laborer, who boarded at the Central hotel, was dic- covered yesterdsy to show strong signs of belng crazy, and an officer took bim 11th up to the county jall whers he was con- A ate | fined for safe keeplng, It is stated by Sportsmen’s oolation at Soward, Neb, | those who know that some weeks ugo June 23, 24, 26 and £0, must get a re-|Swab left his wife, but soon after felt ceipt from the home R R. agent for fare | repentant for his conduct and wanted and upon presentation of eame to agent | Ler to take him back. This she refused at Seward the refurn ticket will be sold to do, and he Is losing his nind on ac- at | rate, oconnt of 1k, Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs | P This powder d strength an. tho ordinar tion with alui of HOVAL L e THE DAILY BEE--TUZSDAY, JUNE 23, 1885 NO POISONH.W.W IN THE PASTRY IF FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE. PREPARED BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, Il 8t. Louls, Mo, waAKERS OF Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder —Ano— Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Mest Dry Hop Yeast. FOR SALE BY GROCERE. WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY. TOWN MEETING. A Majurity Say Do Right and We Will Back You, Council Bluffs Correspondence. The adjourned meeting of citizens called for the purpose of instructing the councll as to its duty In the matter of ralsing revenue was called to order last night by the chalrman, A. C. Graham. Dr.Macrael wascalled on to make a report for the cltizens’ committee of twenty, which he made substantially as given in the BEE yesterday. H. H. Field sald one great cause of trouble was that the city was greatly over-rated. Ten years ago, when we had but 10,000 population, we declared we had 16,000, now we are trylng to make ourselves and the world belleve that we have 25,000 when we have but 15,000. He then introduced the followlng reso- lutlons; Resolved: 1—That the sense of thls meeting demands that the expenses of the clty be pruned down to correspond with its actual size and wealth. 2—That while we will sabmit to any reasonable burdens In the way of taxes and license for the purpose of ralsing revenue, we demand that the saloon shall pay its share or close. 3—That the present council has our confidence, and we will back it In all means looking in this directlon. Charles Hendrle, proprletor of the Councll Bluoffs iron works, thinks one cause of the depression here is that there are too many people In the clty to find employment for. There is no manufac- turlng done here, and consequently no employment for the population. He thought the city had bctter not try to keep up appearances, but had better do ny sensible business man would do, is, discharge men it can not pay. This licensing m-fl be all right, but it {s very doubtful, the saloon men will pay, it will be very easy; but if they choose not to, don't see how it can be collected. Leave all this business in the hands of the common council, where it belongs. The olty has been in this fix before, and by economy has worked ount. F. Mueller sald tnat one trouble was that every man worked for himself and let the rest do as best they could. There was no public enterprise. There were a few exceptlons, but they were exceptions to this rule. am a temperance man, but uot a prohibitionist, If the saloons cannot be closed, I belleve in taxing them, If you can find some way of pro- hibiting the use of liquor I am with you, bnt if you can't clo:e them make them p3y. Philip Lafelle, a clgar-maker, said there was no good reason why the cliy should not go on as before, He did not belleve that there were too many people here, or that it was necessary to drive out half those who were here, cr to say to a prospective settler, don’t stop here, there is no employment here, go over to Omaha, there is plenty of work there, He had hesrd it was a scheme of the rich men., They wanted to drlye off settlors and kill off the town, then they could buy up the property, and would then boom the town again, ln‘d up would go the price of the prop- erty. Ay(ter soms further dlecussion the ques. tlon on the adoption of the resolutions was put, end the vote was 8o nearly even that the chair could not decide it. On being put the second time it was de- clared carried, and the mesting ad- journed. The question that now presents it- self, Is in what manner have the common council been alded by these meotings? 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