Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 18, 1885, Page 8

an mak wwided by be not lution o paving 1 and a rty owner rial, so that proj | ehoice of paving muaterial as | law: and that s A. DECAPITATED OFFICIAL, T Capt, Bullivan Romoved by the Oity Coune | that bids will be re i all Binde of 8 oil-Officer Cormick Sucoeeds Him, anil Uit oo p permitted te WHAT COUNCILMEN HAD TO SAY. ol ;:f‘u'f-‘».,.,”r' : I"_"'“‘:’ sTilos on - walks und bridges be anthorized to con- struct a proper box bridg ? tha eek on Sannd cost of which shall not Adopted By Daile Dircetin of the north branch of sewer be pl wd washing of _earth Adopted 13y or corpors e A monop- Reforre plinitum tion shail b the Zimmerman ation— Judge Brewer on Outrage - Labor and Edu Interviow with Ben Hogan— Police and Court News. rs exce he mouth th Omaha vent the 80w pr bove to into City Conncil Proceedings, was a large attendaneo of inter: ths regular meetir ity auditor to )t Instructing 1 for th Th ected spoctators of the city council, which was held evening at the city hall. Pres Bechel occupied the chair, and Members Leeder, Laoe, Ford, Schroeder, Goodrich Dailey, Behm, Goodman, Thr Baiicy and Furay were pres I'he usual mo tion prevailed that the reading of the Journal be dispensed with, after the regalar business of th commnced PETITIONS AND COMMUNTICATIONS, From the mayor, approviy certain ordinances passed at the Jast meeting of the city conueil | From the maye cordance with the resolution the last mecting, he had cansed the eity attorney to draw up a contract for the building of a vinduet on Sixteenth strect which had been submitted to the mana gers of the rmlrowd companies for their signatares, The ma s rail roads, however, objected to signin on the ground that the contract Was not in accord with the agreement made with them by the viaduct committee of the city council. It was theretore thought best to have the objections in writing, which w be submitted at the next regolar meeting, Filed Froni the marshil, appointing Thomas Corihick captain of police, vice Maurice Sullivan This was the lork's oflic Adopted perly owners from Grace seof grad ned grade S wcostne By Dailey ~That ¢ in the vicinity of ¢ I to the establis nt " < OF COMMIT 1 EES Recomn Hill for 2157 View be not they allow nding that the hill of Bz groding in On but that 5 Adopted, Public property and improven Recommetding tiat the petition of Kitehen to bu Id a bridge across the al ley trom the Paxton hotel to the building on Harney str be refused, as Clark Bros. & Co. object to its uetion, for the reason that it will interfere with their light, Adopted Delegation from t ommending that the report of th pradscrs for opening Twentieth stre from Smith's addition to Spr strect allowing to property owners, be adopted. Laid on table, ORDINANCES, ypropriations for the liabili L during the month of Octo which was passed, as iotlows i wuttering .8 1701 51 ni Rt Sewer tund 111 Judament tund s oS 1 Distriet paving fund 15 07 Paving bornd fuad 9230 63 Total . SHS,105 92 Authorizing s of distriet p bonds for pavit striet No. 33, Dividing the Fiest ward into three tion distric Passed Ordering ling of Twentiett n Referred ity of changing from Mason to Spraise Re which & evening wa | b L reporting that in ac- | passed at Sixth ward il for con able stir, both among the spectators and coun cilmen, but it wus evidently expected and all were ready for the fray. Mr, Belhm said that as all the papers of the city were upholding Mr. Sullivin, he thought that he should be given trinl He ¢id not think that he shonld be ro moyed under a cloud. He had been callgd o disorzanizer and other eharg.s had heen . i they should be ‘in vestigated. He was in favor of having the matter referred 1o @ commitice for investigation. His constituency wanted Mr. Sull van to have a fuir teial, and he proposed to do his best to give him_ on Mr., Leeder announced that he did not | belong to the “solid seven,” but he was the “'solid one,” and was in fa of giving Captain Sullivan a fair trial, as he understood he was only earrying out in struetions of the marshal Mr. Ford said he had known Mr. Sulli van for many y nd he had always been a disoigunizer and should be removed. Mr. Schroeder said that hLe 1 also knonw My, Sullivan for seventeen years adn knew nothing inst him,and would | not vote for his removal without o proper Declaring the necessity of cha the zrade ot Hamilton street from frend Fhivticth streets, and James street m Hamilton 1o Chiarles, und appoint Wppraisers, P Declaring the ne the grade of Leaveny Twenticth to o ng changing nmi ty of wth street o appointing committ petition i o suneil refo nw on he from the s the proposed ehang en drom the tabl s comnmittee Lhe meeting then \rs United States Court. ewerarrived in the city yo eulled the United Siat s the morning o} s was also Me. Sullivan a fa moved that the com referred back to the mar- tnst the eap- nd trial, and t ssnon munieition be shal to prefor chary tuin. it once proceeded to vent himself the recent Zimmerman out- and in earnest words Mr. Purny then moved that the whole | f i ! magtcr b J5id on the Guble. o miion e Lol e o 4 lost by w vote of 7 toh, Me. Furay ol souithe e e L i inst his own Mot Saville, tne United States commissioner Thi B ¢ K¢ ey, who ordered the murderer’s nomination of Cormick was then A 3 confirmud by u vote of 8 to 4. Ayes, sl i L Bailey, Ford ¢, Goodman, Good! | | DOGBLN YUY RO Tichi Lot T Mo Benm, | Tufther punishment could not bo iven Dailey, Leeder, Sehrog | the luc "I‘x“ cenmissioner for blocking DI ie works. re. | the wheels of just The judge then {he baard of public works, ve- | commented upon the feeling “which- has e ol dRb L TEeannotvallibo n entertained on the partof some that nending that it be al- th United States eou s inclined to P upon forcible wtor- interfere with the admi ion ot jus- tice in the state courts. e r that while the feeling was entir out right of existence, he sired to that his personal ob ition and ex- perience had tanght him that no sach in- terference was attempted or desived on the part of the federal courts. Beeause in the cuse at Iy the commissioner had ted with the evident purpose of imped ing the courts of the state, he felt ealled upon to properly rebuke and punish tl lowed to ent. Refe at he had fallen on n def nm North Sixteenth street on the evening of Novembor 14 and broken one of his ri for which he proposed to hold the city respongible. Refeired to the city attor- ne From property owners on Leaven- worth streat, petitioning for w clnge of | grade on that street. Tabled om rekidents on Divis'on sirect, com plaining that the gas compiny was not complying with ity contract with the city, the Inmps on that strect not being lighted, and asking that they be forced to comply with tl Refe From Ellen M. White and others, ing that the pond of stagnant wate the lot next the Hartman sehool be filled. Granted E Mr. Liciler he privilege. Hes resonted. The police committc ¢ then retived to » dis: rivite oflice, Glidden barh into This suit involves the patent right to a tremendous quantity of wire that has een manufactured, thus vepr senting many thousand dollars. Some half dozen of the most talented members of the Towa bar are present, representing each side of the case. Judge Dundy wa morning with th the Sisters of St Francis, The grand jury continued its socret In bors and made” two presentments, ¢ twood, the postmaster at Silver indicted for embezzling from the mails, Another indictment for con | spivacy to definud the government wi found inst Jno. B Leonard, the ving leader of the Valentine land odice swin- dlers, Fiis makes some half dozen, more or less indictments st Leg- navd, from subornation of perjury o all covering one offense which PHEIR POSITIONS, e rose to & question of id he had been misrep- yapers had said that the had agreed to let the | loons run all night. § not so. he marshal had my greement | with his own mouth when ‘about entering the city t Mr. Behun and Marshal Cammir The marshal told me." said Mr. Led “that ke understood that his head was to be cut off, and that T was vrime mover in the afMair. I said it was the first T had heard of it The marshal then d that he conld be as lenient us a democratio marshal if the ‘solid eight' would stand by bim and keep the mayor from push- ing him too hard, e was willing to let the shloons have a little leeway if the councilmen thought it best awl would | allow him fo keep his oftice. 1 saw all | the republican members that night, and | they said that it was a good iden 15ti " would sustain Marshal Commings. — So Mr. Behm told Hizgins about it and i ns kept open. Then the marshal had him arrested, thus vielating his agree ment apd proving himself o lar." Mr, Thrane said the v shal him and Kked him if he to be removed, S told said Mr. Thrane, “that 1 had not | womuan probably not over heard anything abont it. But I did tell m that 1 thought some of the saloon keopers wero being perseeuted, and it might work so that it would result in his removal. 1 did not agree to allow the | suloon koepers to keep their suloons open | all night.” | Mr. Ford d that the action of the marshal toward saloon keepers was per secntion, and that he hinn.-lll had sufier from it. He also said that the po wera being used as spies on the saloons, and robbers and thieves were allowed to commit depredations without any hin- | dranee. | Mr. Behim gaid that three weeks ago he | met Mirshal Commings, who said he | understood he was to be “bouneed.” He | asked that he be allowed one week in order that he might resign. Mr. Behm | told him that the trouble was on account of the closing of the saloons. The mar- shal then said that he would instruct his | Jicemen to be more lenient with the | wloons and 2llow them time after 12 | o'cloek in which to close up. “But, said Behimn, “he led, and he licd ahout me, and [ shall not stand by him any more; Wao will see what a démocratic macshal will lo. I will give i one | woek to resign now.” \ Atum"mficlualun of Mr. Behm's re- | marks the conncil again resumed its usuad opder of business i WESOLU [IONE. B £ By Lea—That for the purpose of invit ing. the widest wllu}w(:m for pi m:i the aity, the board of public works and the'city enginecy are hereby fnsteict to frame spocitications for paving 1 i un oceupied all PROSECUTION 1S LAMED id of Be- THE | Because One Witness is Afr Murder, t which promises hoand racy developments, The ut of Daniel MeNabb vs. Annie MeNibb, the plaintilf mukin, of adultery aguinst hi is an old man, soimcth . while his wite is & young 30 ye! charge ouse. came to was | o him,"" | 03 yei s of Some two or three fears ago, the wom an_came to Omaha” having with her child two yvears of She elaimed to boe Mrs, Kelly, & widow of Des Moines, and songht and_ gained employmeut in the restanrant of Mr. MeNabb on Har ney street between Tenth and v | enth. Those who had | her in lowa ve ! her assertion that she was that she had ever Yumors, nginle 20 along suw known lie to i sumed und everything eonti othly. She was acomely woman and Mr. MeNubb, whose first wife had died ye smitten with her charms, offer and and hy . She consented come his wite and the two were marric shortly afterwards. Since that time their marvied life has not been a plens ant one, and onee or twie MeNabh has run away an unlimited winount of trouble. One day the lutter part of last woek, Mrs. MeNabb informed one of the neigh- bors, Mrs M that an ips pointient with a eertain man and would not be nome that furthermore cantioned Mrs siy word ahout the “If you hreathe one word about it," she informed that woman, “or let on that I havn't spent the night at your hou e kil you Remember, "I mean just exuetly what Lsay.” Av= Albrriek, however, let the seeret k it cume to t cars of crmined o have charge any M. not to ned, the | il | one of adulter cotrt of pro: tes the full Conseque | temporar | tion . | tion | she can tay ot hands disposing to s } tinued un that addit will be br is alle wife has and to th much of of lon ne rit usiody of Justice in Lason Me Wwere pres Monday Knights committes bly upon text books the ltighly bLoard, a with the *nttee T is th s we of the Purpose that it wi the eount tively in tional my £t 1o tor denee ind point tem will b agement great p re tiken SOur ne Towane: ¢ | ity this court from | suit against | | state. s on trialin | a cviminal | nolo; making ship miny you T St equip the tions, W de i of import Lsihjeet strike th ihmit i 0 unde pellad to from w eral pul cupations Mrs ne Knights of Labo y proven in justice Anderson Merrick, however. who the principal witnesses secution, did mnot give mony. ug evidently the g pr 150 nee wis y advant oh! s the its til to-day, when, it is elaimed onal and con ive evidence onght forward by the prosceu by Mr. McNabb that his preparing e leave him Widing nway silverware as the view atora b nd in a and ged been at end has been the jewelry and on with of it. Scveral ¢ MeNabb were fo g house of il-repute and wor where they now Anderson AND EDUCATION, and the Sehool Systom Wi the board (ht asa Jonki nt at ni of 1 urs of the board to question of During an idl interesting proceed sorter found e t ntlomen of the K. ¢ the conyve L. com v dosive of the Knights of 11 as the entire liborfig o1 tion,” said they, “to 1 ke s well intended to b v working <ting themscly joration of th anid P Airst step in Omadia v fr woks, and present evi icates that wo l” Lan onr The introduetio uch e ot 1o vast 1weation will conomy in detail S reqiest of o room the nin in s inedien much suc ters e poor O N sha ol of ays ncoiir yrove of s o o wen ‘vl‘ schoo! i micehiar nd archit import ng wen if g 1y and prac muclves to fol e 1 the i 11 ad » the n m 1o will for sind Koy ask, ill o th all rfonite o to hall that Jof nge | wd pro worl W enist of the wnd benetit v in which boys chil com lof | sivelv emp | appeals ic port tl the t up to proj with whic work ou ise you th Nebraska witness m the ema IMASSCS i | light whic lization.”” AN INT! How Hogan ' the “If any Ben Hoga ist, to re consider one thing wer life o making # gamblor a ul saloon $3,500 in my pocket and I knew w et plenty all v nd Lin mys 1 wa i lir road Now, if th that I am to ofier.’ CHow w gelist?" ¢ “Well, dance-hal 1e of the In spen b sal cumliv e all water W notw, thst bought m, building i beeame in 2 on Ul my mo ,,\.1 Ly port tin the | didnt King to o back to my friends in my | and I w which are 1 stopped been lift ing to his as | had. there mu the outeor live been No, I do religion ju truths of t What was the lust fight yon had, Mr. near Paci hat it wa raini i whole decided fuct of the have been ¢ had sueee Why,my s an arrangement that he was m il he didn't | hit me s to i that was winner ever in six month: ¥ ma om Louis no Retreat.” » whan Lars on th on Harn Jueried the 1 draw by the refer a hard tight, o )1 far play [ would have b ol Id accrve > all human symy he great mbans of taved youth and givin TS L that mental <l ale in the future his own salvation. W 1t the next few years und t mt Ameriea wny important stvides 1o wipation of the struzg d the attainment of that ) shall crown our porf wo e sup i iny | him ned o enn prom ING REMINT urned from the Ring to Pulpit — His Set-to with Allen, man doubts my sineerit n, the ex-pugilist and evangel- for the Beg, “let him When I left my for ud professed ehvistinnity I v 10w week at my business as a nd of a dance hail 1. When I quit sporting I had porter proprietor wro to Since that time [ have to up Why, atany 2o back to my old ¢, I could soon plice myself on to an independent fortunc 1t proof does not convinee you | sineere, Lhave no other proof more. Ny moncy in pr m, you mizht say, st barely make Wf and family. nted to penni enonzh to you beeame an evan- veporter, you nsed Fand saloon in lowest and wiekedest i 1504 1 made up y mind to oon il e in I 1 had ted quite a lot of money an ATRNZCRICHES 0 0 ovel hen Lot to New York city nding 1 fact that [ had | y ticket ond made the lease ofa | n Pars, 1 got on asp I terested inoah) e that wis W betore I Knew it, had ney, | wl broke wowhat I didn't want | Bradiord, b wshimed of haviy nu scheme For several about New in e 1 did not indored into formed gambler was talk nd heard him tell how he b trom the mire of sin. Accord ceonnt, ho had 1 n_as lo 1 fully trade up my mind that t be something i religion and ne was that I was converted, I preaching veligion ever sing K to any sect, but pre S it is taught o the pla Bible as it that I otetl h u 1L st 15t 3 he m Allen member her | Ihe It wis Why, the wwould not even if I Allen out ton,mude » be paid Tom Allen won, and ul when Allen oh, Na, 8 had had wred the That was the L mill 1 was Pl toll you that I belicyve with *training [ wouldn't be secou in Amoriea.” Alleny I believe w, running the I saw him there I was in that city , when T fought T fic Junction, Iewu. 1v s acold bleak day in Dec { emember tightly wir broke up in 2 » mutter was that lared the wing eded in knockin ceond, Sherman 1 nount if even elain re in the he in St ‘Sportsiin's Y the central pil | e tirst loorin the large building near Fifteeuth, ocenpicd by | THIE OMAHA DILAY | Gen, Haten's Repovt | on | thing by t | the time 1o | company | 10 me one | the ot | while in Chicazo | to do tor thi Clark Bros. & Co., Mealers in spices, coffee, ete., gave way, and dropped the s:cond floor down . aBoat eight inchos The mishap was not until was opened, and then all haste was made it the dawages. The fault smedto lioin tha ippndastingaof thee of two of the pillars which broke aud let the ratters drop down eight fuchics upon the end of the piliae shaft, where it was tirmly held. A briek partition wall run ning up near this poing from the second floor bidly cemoleed, and will Iy to be rebuilt.” The floor immediMely above the pillars ofi the _sceond floor is co netion wilt be required gover oin to repair the damnges uilding is_ valued $42,000, owned by W, ik, lirm to i one of the THE ARAPAHOR DE IDATIONS, on-Gone eral Avmy on.How from Gen y o roport MeRinney sin ar re of Fort | depredatio o to the the reported & T'h wnoying tion of Wyoming tion, I i cotnty, ed tl and finaliy conclud tions had m hoes t e of t n n and the Ind had | ng expedition, | ity the sher the ilty iven up. Pwo Indinns were turnedl | to him, and e has them in gawaiting trial in the local wrd said yesterd: ' vercly dealt it might probably an He intimated had not exactly ¢ Arapiio rather starved them out ne Indians who appl nentJast year for sor physie that wonld keep th from becoming hun A board of o lie to meet at Fort D Wodnesday, the (sth theres s practieabl into upon nort tim 1w vere which s aninvestigation dations were sertously settlers of that sec the Avapahoe resery B Jolncon conntry the ed that the mitted by Arap applied to the chiets was told that gon heen ot being Ao V1o, seot Toprod on il over 10w | ol if the onrt thit th by hoe o govern me the squa and had (] d tre b ment faet s to "all buildi yeport it thiid post under cont 1, 1893, with Mr. ( the board will veport cported from examination. | Jewett wee with art such builidings ay be me ready for their Detail for the Bonrd—Lient -Cal. Ja i Brishin, Ninth cavalvy; Capt. Michael | 3 i cavalry; i urth intant Winfantry. | e les of absenes for seven days ited Post Chaplan G, W cen extended twenty-three da Simpson Ao SUED BY A “SUPE." Craig Tells How His £y was Attachoed. ually jovial fage of ex-Manager dishanded ¢ been wearing for anst, canscd under- | the re 18 already him for Tuims is th has day orsoan expressiono! di e trinds he has been recen Miss Corinue Lee, one ses of hiscomypany Bex, h an amount of 1, which she due her on her salary, Mr. Craig, how ever, has a somewhat diflerent story. “1il tell u how it was' he said the Bep lastevenin or a couple of suple of supes,’ whom T was tequ £ot e two yom places T wanted hich ry unimportant One of the girls he bronght me was this young woman, who calls herself Corinne Lee, croed to pay her 50 ts ht i 1 for ten ni wonnt due her being 3. She W apparently tress and said she had no money and had to leave the hotel she was stoppi told her I didn’t have enough pay her claim in ith which 1 told her ing for that night 1y, The halance, $ I told hev 1 woild pay us soon as | sibly could, Now, she puts in a elaim I, which is preposterous, and has zone (o work and aitiehed my scend rhe consequence is, 1 have got to bond and remain b to ht ithe cns beenuse Idon't intend to part with nery. Itis worth a and too valuable to lose of the matier is, L think some paity par iTe putting owan up 1o trick of sninz m: heenuse t want to set hold of my seenery. But propose to fight 'en, you e visk your on it of o comedy he past by oing cent uc mentioned in tl sued 1 | inted told o Indies tilled, 1o that tern Bean The en sing vailvoad rep er shoets b just prisal of a fact that was publish Beg more than a wi that a ittao of two 1ghitt s of m 1in tho namely, jobbors ek ago comy Omtha weeks of the olicial we 1 d upon M ern roud bosomoed himseli freely about d of the Noj from Omaha and what his road y eity. ‘This line of Bee n t time deci upon BUTVEVH v alveady con jced. As intimated by Mr. Gul prat that time, Ahet line will run from Kennard on the Sious City braneh to Papilion, whence it sill enter Omaha by the Belt'line, M. Bughitt offerce other coneeszions to 1 but as to what ithey w n be formed at pre 2 matter cume up oaly ineidentally at meeting of the docal jobbors on Sut ening, the principal dizeussion on the gu n of cur-lot rates, estion. will he further discussed Mr. Hughitt, but it ap be the general sentiment Omaha Jobli thit this branch of the rihwestern will not be as much oFan advant 10 Omaha as would o doug line of her own be to the far northwess In faet as Mr, wher ted kss week, such oa branch will be of more advantage to Sionx City than it will be to Omaha Nothing butan Omaha 1, run in tho interests of Omaha, will suit the jobbers of this city | h posed extension o roud B by ol stated in the delinitely sonu e | Omaha jobl only guesses ¢ Resolutions of Sympathy. The undersigned commitice, appoints | ed by braska No. 831, 1 O, Bnui Brith present the following reso lutions Whereas, God in his infinite has called Away from this ¢ v pil grim the beloved wife of our Lrother i‘iun[ Sineore, | Resolyed, That it iz the unanimous de; sire of the members of our lodge 0 ex preas their tendereat fe o and grief in (4 1 houy tion Re of Ived, That we BEE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 18 Howard | + | hear them tell thet | tako 1 | saoy | may hay bronzes, | on Subbat v it Y, ho | the | fuiled to see dur | nlone, e Brevitles van sho | our brothe true | | and kind-h | | od, cordinl gym) | have suftered t r who wus caved of & arted wife Officet Don aleo offor our most | Chicago street v hie children who | A marri dear and lov- | day to John P o mad dog on ter- ars license was jssned yian und M ye s of a B i a_copy of these resolu rd upon the minutes Yours, in . L. & 1., Canr Braspers, JULTCS BAVBERGE Comu It was reported to the police yesterday afternoon that Freddie Finch, alive year old boy, had strayed away from his home and could not be' found. 1t probable | that he has not wandered far, and will be discovered and returned to his parents, spre is AT THE BUCKINGHAM Ben Hogan Holds Another Tnteresting Mectin im was again filled to | night. Ben Hogan de half hour's t replet striking truths and | Many fo en deeper than I'ne Union Star Club will give their ball and sociable at the Metropolitan Hall Thursday niy ovember Only those holding i 18 will admitted. Grand Mar 30 sharp. Ulie eastern mail « 4:50 p now instoat of as hereto The U <08 At 1020 in rning 10 in the evening s will enable men to ol ll their east in tie evenin Tho experience | the week beginning ing Welne Nov. . —Fine, cold waeather —rain i the somh, snow north with | winds and a general storm peviod ahont the st and 230 -clondy to fine— ine weather ove The Bucking overflowing las livered with sound ms wmother 1k, h, oMo d interest e sht kin back to but sons rose | prayers, a that of the 1 fosted. Sp when he wen | Beadford, Pa., to pre | Hogan said: W (e} 1 had sper vears of sin, [ met men that [ had known | when Iy 18 yOu might say, 0 sport i i man of them were converted | poird in the Uit 1y my pr h theiv expe- | jyigding, a hand ricnees, | thitt ey | g4 he tiat of Hu IR tirst. down- [ 0" daf ' | ward road to Ho n's place--had money, char: ter and health in my saloon bling hell. Ltell you | eligic | but it made my he bleed to sy that 1 had Jed them asty speaking in the opera Tonse those nights wnd T eould see iy o oon and d hadl from the platform. I told the then and there that 1 hoped they would L and root the pl 1 pray that that den of iniquity may bo burned up,’ 1 s What do you thiv Ihat very night ce lew up in ashes, [ was vatie: wed, you may depend ayer had been IEN In that very been the of lrin young man to the gallo I believe 50,000 men and women been tained by mie in my lifetin 1 don't say this hocaase Tam proud of it | By no me: thing ov wineh 1| have fele the d remor fut God has given me 1 new and 1 am | saved. In the san y dear trier He ean you, non how low n ceeding was mani his old forecast for aind end rical o morrow stro-mefsorol » his home_in spel, My ent back tot spent S0 many el Som on the dircctory i Pacitio headquart me ph alleg W Thompson. shseond ym Portlad, Me. He istant ¢ ol the ilway and embezzled the Uhree hundred dollars is oftercd yprehension ny telli th in Ben 1 tod r on n fost wis formerly <hier Grand Trunk v funds tor his Fhursday evenimg the Knights of 1, tue opening of rejoreed to | rien e them 1 was their new hall, over 1813 Douglis street. An enjovable time is an ipated and srrangements are cont ted for an evening of social pleaspre Uhe programme will cons'st of music both vocil and instromental, dancing and other amusement<. Refroshments will be served i the hall. Al Knights [ of L and their fanulies wre invited to by wd st out of ex ne hor place. 1 - Personal Para Senator Van Wyck K | City to-duy for Washington MMy Mra JJ. K Cham! Chic ) yerterday afternoon W.E Andrews, presid of the West ern Newspaper Union, is in the eity N. R. Letts< and James Martin left yes- terday morning a hunting trip to Kenrney Dy had many n an early ft rs e ¥ on you fal retirned from - h with friends To the Onaha Puly . in Can It you consult interd Scehminke postmaster of No s brother, Dr. Paston cour dinmonds and pur, et-hook yon jowelery and il re, our LOW prics elzewner Marl ford in p compare chasing tigures. Senat returned from o e has been kit observa- S in the ters d i ap nd oral days tions of the condition o 1 ritory g1 I from Wyom | Tast Max Meyer & Bro., 5 lingz Jowelers rday 1 thi wions of interest Dr. Grafl made walthonsh ant future is n turned yest o e has pas He s Yo 0 entirg +st i arglar vett in that i 4y , wi which some ros portion tming into a hand ems to have ons on Sunday onths amo srtal tervitory wells which world, | that won ed i the | Known to the pati g reat thin yet prepiered to si C. ) 1 ide barglariov My living on Conveat family was e quart had O°Con attorney, sthat his morning L. Par: ot only a well traveling ki the rvoal iends he surprised to leavn that he beeame in ved inan i liancee whils in | Salt Lake recentiy itngling, in fuet, that he will never getaway fre i charming influenee In ot returned yesterday with o very young lady who now bears the nime of Mrs. Bell,” They are stoppin I nd receiving numer [Cheyenne Sun. - Must Bun the Cars, Various complaints lave been made beeinse the street railway compuny does not run its ears on South Thirteenth st fter 9 o'clock, and a commumeation voicing those complaints was printed m the Bie yesterday. A reporter looked up the ovdinance on the point, which was passed Last spring and found it to read s follows “That any person, company or poration engaged in running street upon any line of street raiiway on any of the publie $ oravenues in tho city of O I run or eause to he yun in eaeh direction upon eneh of said lines: carat regularintervals as often as every fifteen minutes from 6 o'elock in the morning of each day nutil 8 o'clock in the evenin 1 as often ery twenty minntes irom 8 o'cloc the evening until 12o°cloek midnig Thus it will | en that the of South 'Thirteenth st on theiv side and ean comnel pany to run the cars nntil th ey TatE wito i wakened o kn " hoys il Not one of all the res of the city he daty some suspic the premises, at onee took house ar in ion idents cterin « I'S appear at e house in o ir, peddler or rolieitor of aracter. They ave very bold an_impudent, almost defying i W, ing the oo niales of 1 ve nsually at home the seamps have everytl rowin wiy. A manin the m’ 5 b received in a make full observation | ngem nts with pur- s inient upon buarelary that nizht nilies residing in the quict vesident quarters should soo to it, if the hushand | 1l father is down 9w thronghont the Ly, that the wilc I mother has o vro-sized bull dor, or a Colt’s double- | tion revolver to defend the heavth and | home. o) ulations th bo quite role cor s, paintin enrs nts at the lo o & Bro, Tmported bronzes and other wedding | ing jewelers, Max Me AMUSEMENTS, HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS TO-NIGIIT. The return of Haverly's minstrels will be celebrated at Boyd's operi house to night, Tl ircly new programme trom that presentod on their Jast Among the featires ofured is zhits of Pythins parade, the gor, and danee ily Woddin Latest fashionable cera e the Ja onera, I'he Mikuado I'he famous (‘ul;:g mily in new lnn! tartl | PRTERSON~Tn th of davine, duein, R the smallost aer at in th A T box sheet indicates that Vst X 2 et m, ased will be at a preminm montl - Faner Tpom ippear inan ent visit new the Kn ons aid burle tion of n Novemher 15th, tner of Pwenty oton avenie, w 19 years' and 8 ng room 1 will take from place on Wedneda cdish i |on N il Cas " Ledin plain | respeetfully invited. one-price | PRICE-In tl v 1 L. M ey o i of solild PrIces ex Just trem, fiznres, jewele opened the fines ever shown in (e v y low,every art cle ma at the leading s, Mux Meyer - Has Iter The following letter I nd those who were st,"AlL Morri il 8 o'clock ol and ths and 17 rimed. hec Cive und of inter acquainted with Nov, 2 o'clock p. Fune 15th, at 154 N Holy Sepite nre m this oflied hie 110 K. KA tin e i, 1 or Omahi will in for Lintend in the fut vl upright it have quit il i Wiy -ell suare Bonest man, 1 Care of X K nsi 1 Saciety, on of the “Oma tiled in the I incorporation is for the ent of the and surgery froe of [ Omahe C Articles of incory ! ha Clinieal Society” were | connty elerk’s ofice yest ject of the | motion 2id advane and art ¢ maintuinance of pitalin th corpor: b l~n|:w|. chett, Amelin 1’ W. Coanell ol rat rday ob- g Moy W pro- and the nnd 'S Hun rley, M bushel at R M medicin yuve, 815 8o Lith weanther and got pples by the ymission | the cold - Brok disp msar Omaha, Th Wood, ( pa, AVl rroagshs, . AW L Parsons an Come before barguina A Michael Shan employ of th by a fallir fractu enr lust night 0 19 years of age and | Fonrteenth 1 Castellar was removed to his home braith ealled in attendanee right ankle w ound o two places W The Bowlevird Survey, City Engineer Rosewater and hi sistants completed yostorday t of the proposed boulevard rout survey and D, G Shanat broke Police Co Docket, Judge Stenhorg disposed of the follow- in police court yosterday taw and Pat Keane, drank and 5 and Keane com s be 1 in ing cuse - u disorderly, witted William Willard, vagrant thirty duys in the counity jail youy time to_ex costs, n over well worth It is 20 tine and Peaples The ladies and geutlemen of the Union Star club will give a serics of dances ery two weeks duriag the wintey niiing upsday, uber Mutropolitun hall Amusements at the The second presentution of (i melodruma, “New Yor given lust | ¢ night at this cosy listle theater, by the er Franklin compa The h i3 built oy the ble and thunde is & thor ting one ny striking ) | wined by the © varis well sust sonations bemg stivving w wa pla - Attention, Kuights, All members of Nebraski Lod {. of 1., ave requestad to be pre weoting on W oy Lea Wi plin with'n oUs parts ur pany, Franklin’s specially ar By W cotn 1my B =] Card of Thanks. In behalf of mysell and ehildren, X | bumbly thank my friends and neighbors | for the kind attention so lovingly teme Ao to { family ! hofirs of my rece heavenly Father ad novie dee barpave during the Nay one for” their nt afMliction bl them Hexny SINCERE. Wants a Divorce, co. W. St cnced suit i the court Tuesday toovtain a divorce from his wife, May Stover The paic wore vied Dec. 20, 1881, According | tement of Mr. Stover, las wite y of hav d adu tory on er com distri ing commi Absolutely Pure. A of purt onomi o kold Tow test, powdore, Sold lor 00, W6 This powde Vith the Al or i in ewn wul Bk ORTH- o ¥IESTER Omfillz, e e CHICAGO w0 Gounel Biufls And Chicago Tia PART od by ainy aipe- 0 be (o trming 4 ROOM CA und all points for tickets vin ORTH-WES TR If you wish the best noscommodutions. A1 wgents sell tiokets vi this line. N LG General Manager. CHICAGO. W.N. BABCOCK, Gen, Agent, 1452 Farnnm S, Omaha, Neb, B RUSH LRl DIhsies GVER 400,000 CEORIILR 10 o wo gt pled (o Tounih ¢ Hof citios Muzn TIME TABLE. 1 departre of Qe Lrsing and cone tines at (e i All trn \d depart from Omahia by Central Stan Tine Tinins of the C.SL T M. & O, arrive and depari from their deépot, comer” of Hth and Webstor streats: irains o the B, & AL, C. B, & Q. and K. C. & C B from the B, & AL depot: alt others from the Union Pacitic depot 13725, 8 1H0, 1 5100, 610, for Ol 10555, 10 5 43 Huad, 6 7 Btrains do not van on Su run iy, Feery train wil tion ot cach dunony train e Orhin b G5 0. 1, i Teay otneit Blatls at ©:05 a0, b, ) Nroc yanl 0 T Meibh, i, 10240 0, m Do iy and B vt for O 15200, ey 1220 ) and 620 p, . et « Blutrs, Chic Ty ¥nrdn i kol by Arviva o nectir wo (. 1% depol at @ 1310500, 11:.0), 13 4:00, tra ). 20, 1 rin as firsl se those leav. 1110 p, m., and e and 11:45 TrAINa-Siecial stock Teits e O ¢l 6:40 a, 10290 4, 1., 2:40 . P Leive stock n, 10325 a. ., W, 5:07 P .y Yanns 1 bain Wty 4240 p, ttranster depot, Councit Lo Island & Paci leave, B 7119, Wil oa.om., O DH:N0p, m, vive, D 4:0a 135720, 1 7200 p eago & North - leave, B9005 0, 250y din g arrive, D98 i, B 7:00 p, m, Chicaizo, Biuriingion & Quiney 0, A 9:1 bk, A B G Artive, A LB G0 e A E 1 pm. Chicago, Milwaukee &St 1 we B9, 30D m.y Ve, D . B0 ool Kansas Cly, Joe & O, 18, leive, A 10200 4, b, C 850 Was B ) p. . A lines 1ive A 1105 AU a. i, A 7300 D, e express leave A arive A Denver express, AT L, aive A 410 p.omg UL P A express, Rep, vadleg, leave'A'T:20 rive A 200 po g B & Momail and 5 Rep valiey, leave A'8:10, urrive &M, o4, leave A o i P I wisil P X tward--1" oxpriss, L ARTive 61 %5 @ . night {30 ., arrive A9 p, . B, vid Plattimouth, A i arrlye D 700 rd—C S0 1, M. & O, Sioux City leave A i w, i, wnnive o0 p.m.3 Oakland aecommodation, leave C 540 p, pLd arive C 1000, m. Cantwind—C. B, & Q B2k . D, AITIVE 9 in faid- Pacine oxpress liaves A 820 p, Vrive A i . W Denver express '8 1080 8. 1y WITIVE A HE00 0 NI Vi expr Valley, loave A 5:40 W, VG A 1D M. mail and exprtes Rep, Valley, leave A%:10 4, m., arrive 10240 0, 1 13, & M. night expres leave A 6520 . ., Wrrive A 685 p, CSauiiward LT, day espress, leave A 11220 . i, arrive 6:00 8, i, uight e | e 13 9:00 . ., arrive A 7:00 p o, St A & G5, via Plattsmonth, leve A Wi, B3 ., wrrive D §:00 5. m., 7:80 . St 1%, ML & O B30 0 Lk, Wiy e 5200 D, . odation, ey C Op w, m laily: B daily except Suns Salurday; b daily excepd IR} orthy expr via Platismouth, Hioux City