Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1885, Page 8

1THE OMARA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY, DE T\ AN N ' | hat her Juband insane WOMAN'S GOODNESS, tivision 1icoge & Northwostern ENGINE HOUSE NO. 8 Tatest and mosi approved HIS LOVE OF A GOO Y GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY, | lian ber Ard, A5id STter 8 | g [Iesn of & s | Itegt qud st approved sort, w OVE Ui o STOR carernl oxa Exemplified in the Meeting and Work- | = gCT0 0 gor | WHHCH B Soon 1o he Opened on PRI | Wiien the improvement is complcte | Cantinal MoGioakey's Ancodote ; ‘ — | Mr. Scott m that he is ings of the Women's Christian he Cliicago & Atahtiey I the city Sheridan Avenue. dis o onc nel Archbishop Hughes and a The Hendricks Memorial Bgercices in the | sanc and able ‘ , Atd Assoctatio £ W. Winior. gencal manager of (e " grow th which has faken weid in the United Stat sylva United States Court, on otwithstaned g, p it e Ol I bl ey ol R AL : N st Martin v v M SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT. | | o iiis fric i offet to s . e nsinoss here is connceted with the pend. | Vicinity. R 1im A certain amount « \ o' ing i n soite of 18 T ainet | tardily, the ¢ recently had moved to the income of the pro I ! n attendanc out fifl hie Omaha Belt line. He e 1t | Phil Sheridan aver between Leaven A Brutal Rape Case | fould leave I 1 ’ dlos endanee 1 worth strect and St. Mary's avenue, the | 1S name was Jo y ie tvas o an acenrate lite n;'u. madfliel s j Tiie v Vi \ d ' AMUSEMENTS. [ o r! ston etable, whic ! i \‘x rtin had hecn | ved by (ho de- | B w',‘l‘ 4 vas Ao i | mirably. A new loft has heen inserte intoxieated at the who stood on’ (he closest terms of | which Will e nsed in part for dormitor listinguish between i ons | Lima with lw.” t may seem strang 1 i N and other purposes. Fhe former will b ne. The case wi ntit thal <o vescrved an fere o m Lbatioia 3 4 0. il ; a N p 1 listenc cadid performance | connected with ground floor by means of - \ Diave been \ 1t home in After cxamining one w ’-‘ s I § petitio \ T teliclin Sc¥ go acl Uy . J w opera which con :‘wy.]n"»”-'\mll“‘;‘I :K.h:‘. y"‘”nu\l, in us ’ No Iiu‘ulnn l\.-n. 3 Ll I 'l”“ g case against J ‘) lartin, \ [ § y Mr<, Dooli a whi < i e for the vank of | g heen plastered, and the sides wain that il aveviments “ b of [ e T y ¢ his counterfeiting, the conrt suspended busi : . evoiver 1o | Jordins offcted { \ e o well A1d Mis | sttt T the Fokr, il e sntioned | b guments i the matt Emincnce ever told ness for the day. Distriet Attorney Lam- | appointed M»lu‘”‘-' 16 1 maint | etive Piety” was then re role of Vic \, | stalls for the horses, in the front Paddock MeCormick demurne ad | }:»vmr‘m‘w\v ( bertson arose and moved adjonrnment | geheral eontrol over operiy. hieh the roll was called hy Mrs. Dodge, ting 3 ite demands for song | Il be placed tho steamor and Hose car been, made, ut,that he would rendor | Uik ATONH the following words fird, tint an equitable Qivision of ti€ ot nomination of oficers o i & e building is Joeated on o | no decision until two « oo woeks chbi ‘", ; H"\,,"' o ! teath of T s | property be mades and fourih that he be | was thien appointec ind cons of f ! iat <he lias won the assur- | jot, centrally located, and fic | henee. Both parties fo the suit have | . One wet nigh 1 view of the sudden death of Thoma given custody ove many of the five \ i ¢ ¢ i « from the | midst of m of th most | bee on 1wo weeks t - Was SImMmone k <, {2 esident of 1 United o 1 1 member minntes s 1 1 « v A L one LI 10 1 anie Bk e e ettty of Tndianap. | Cluldren as niay choose to live with him Mrs, Dodge, and approved, by v pub promising neighborhoods of the eity. | plementary papers lence in treot, olis, Wednesday last, and In view of the | . Mrs. Scott was secn by a seribe yester Che treasurcr, Mrs, Do Lud The barn was sccured in exehange - ALkl f nam fact that this day has been set_ apart for the | day, at the vesidence on'the north =id ) il i, from which the b with the Paxton lot, [t cost 250 to move The New Boulevard, bl o1 Ynice, N lim 45 final obsequie: e ohservanee of ap- | between 15th and 16th. e @ oxcerpts are mad 0 members t en i Tast |t from Nineteenth and Farnham streets, City Engineer Rosewater informed wracte ;.; tice u‘. |II\I4 [roprinte al ses i lionor of (e She was asked hout the truth of the » DURING THE YEATR, cvening the work devolved upon Miss | and the improvements which it has un‘ | cepibeyestorday that he had prepared pr y ki ..»lq- I nstrions for it would scem most [ varions statements in the petition e huild <4200 | ANt . 4 | dorrone hinve oot nbott $430 fof % i day that he had prepared pro- | of manner that v yetnre i Abbott and M. Michelena. How well | dergone have cost about $430 more. No | i b 08 (o new houlevard and was | in the'oxtreme. On_entering the pan i vs familinrly addressod fitting and proper that this court, one of t AUT o say." sho roplied, ‘s that " | we M. A eo-ordinate branches of the government, | 31, “Seott i< in<ane el 1 commiiice myz1 | they met the requirements of their parts | SHETECEHE TS TRERE WIS T T working upon an estimate of the cosl h made in in'it have been made by mem- | thereof, to he soon submitted to the city Higlic I et d LA shonld se fromn its lnborsof the day out | the plaudits grecting their every arg of due regard to the conspicious virtues and “But he was discharged by the 1 ¢ 1001 | and duet Toudly atfested. The singing A ; eminent abilities, the services and sterling | of in yr EXPLN DD, of My, Pructte should not be overlooked bers of the fire department. The hwld comncil. The whole dingram and accom- | o7y Jf [ i character of Mr. Hendricks, and from due | “Yes, because his cnse was haw srom general fund & e it earned b i the second et q eall | g will be ready for occupany by Satur- | panying statement will he full and com R R LD AL B il respect to the high office which he held and | | ad enol to send lim v | Seliarity hal 1 the eurlain The chorus | day nest. Owing to the lack of pressure | plete ing at the stranger so acceptably filled, Therctore, L move your ; st so the elerk of the dis S206.17 | and orehestra et both in harmony | in the iydrants in that part ¢ ity - AT Rt vt A my davghter,’ [ (e et i o eatting part, | one of the fire engines which was used Argued To-Morrow art this day ont of respect to the ment bAL it P e exeellence of the leading parts, | P iy ! L wa 4 ed To-Morrow. i ou hiave heaten i 8 6ii ikt Tast Y6h | and the opern was rendered | Before the erection of our water works |l jnjunction of the Milwaukee . Woolworth and Baldwin fol wane, That is i perfeetly and smoothly [attiiabisd i bR ) owed with appropriate remarks, and responsivle for his | punds now on hand.......... oo | LaTraviata mysicnl ndptatinn of | Ky SORERIOEnRNel O St (MIYSEROL { e oo E0 e Wtkal i he had come on to have the cerenjon the court formally adjourned for the day Condsting o Dumas drama SCanill al sistaing the hose cart BHL (10, TehtIng oot the aranmonte a1 perfarmed by th Tiost elureh dign - Suilding fond. ... B85 | the strong emotions of its prototy pe t | - A ALl 2 hhot! ONLS AV & fag He had a keen and lively sense 10 humorous, and his facuity of d United States court yesterday, one w crimination is said by thoso who knew ness was examined in the Martin cas him_intima to_ have heen of an oy Convention sl n sther erowdod hig wetive duties heaper engine hotse wis ever ereeted ger in blank aston ment. He seem perplesed. The visito performed all the hono Ldid mos of the talking for the tirst tive minutes roud | He explained that it wa tion to st the Belt Line came up for hear- | enter the Roman Cagholic fold, aud 11 Following was Mr. Woolworths | A DEMON'S DEL Generd fund. 2 0.5 [ was with mueh pleasure that ihe ovi A NEW ENTERPR posiponed il today nt 2 o'elocic.. | S I AN O R et speech, which he read fromma i il o, "The stdden death of the vice p A Little Girl Raped by An Unknown s Neport. of (g [ denec of Miss Abbott's dramatic talenis | ppo Celebrated Mason & Hamlin Op- SPECT ) wstrneted himein the radinents of EYATIL: GE/ 805 OUB THOMENt 1o, tie nntion P ¥ L A tada): ) were perecived in | Hent delinea PECIAL SALE LAty . Lty Assatlant. Pugsley, was replete with — interest | on Pt er of the illfatod ad- | gan and Pianos in Omal 86 TFHy 86 | :“.”h]"lm: I .”vi tght he N s about pre and demands solemn notiee in the courts of L : d demands solemn : g ; [ Another poem on - “Cl Liberty” | O i Wovd w i thie federal jurisdiction. A case of rape tnder peenliar and ag- | ndtel PORRE G S F o | venturess. Mr. Michelena also proved The Mason & Hamlin organ and piano | Fifty patterns tine Chamber Scts in all Avehbishop Hugles heeame inter In the eivil polity of the country. his rank 3 ; ; | MTRAGLE S Tbw Nt Boonhr i 0 y Wi e LY i s | ravated cirenmstances, enme to Hght [ yead by Mrs, Dr. Moore, Fhis was a | WSef an aetor, s that fhe opera Wis | oqynpany ave about to establishan ageney | woods, at greatly e Drices, Will | HeTistened t (i man pationtly for «oy . well neted and well sing i ] wd orented o Supply o oo and prompt yesterd efully prepared doctiment and sh Oont SUNG.. o cenoroits | in this ity of thelr eolobrated instru, | contintie only nitil & oral minutes. The stranger talked « NARIONL T 16 Event. oF valoancy fa thie yi Mty ) he Omaha public has been generons | in thiseity of - their colebrated instru ChAs. St | talked, wi 10 romotest intention ey, 's0 Aliat the supremacy of the :‘l!»ly:lhim!fl"(vvvl«‘-ll.:'-:yv‘!n-v f.’.ly:h“ II'\lj‘l" “:‘":‘II n: to Miss Abbott on lier present visit | ments. Mr.ROM. Eppstein, represeut 1906, 1208 and 1210 Farnam s appawently of ning to a stop. Al puld continue without suspense. But by a [ Emma Krause, a twelve year-old b > b L F L il L 61 Tess that $3.500 were receipted | ing this company is now here to Jook over Ui AN R R R e E A AOF the oxder, lhe, against the misfore | 1t | i i) 200 women and children; securing per- | e pertormances, and altogether the | ? £ Sk 8 o ] UL LR DAL Gl B L el e e aton | et et ligmo n M rewery, sent | mapent empioyment, through its ag peoplo <pent for'opers in the: two days | the field and will doubtless offer a valu Personal Pa phs. thout the weather, politics, crops, eve a8 made, survives in the exercise of his du- | on some trifliy nd Dy her mother: | to ahont the same numbers distvibuti WEL 5 able opportunity for asuccessful business | Clark Woodman left for the cost | thing hut the subject under considera was made, survives in t is du £ ) 4 past, fully $5,000 PP { | ¢ Arell i hile hie who in tle exigency was to | She had gone bt a fow steps when she | 300 tons ot coal, of shoes and Lt 5 to an eflicient representative, if such can | yesterday afternoon | tion (ll‘!" it hop pac IJ‘ norvousiy s himself is dead, 7 e actnn keeping 1 i- AW e 2 R he fo! ( stop) ¢ o u il down th Yo RS W By a singular and wise provison, the costed her and remarked that she would | ther showed ho 9 vecived | % . 4 : | e - | QuS L to appreciate Avchbisliop Hughes' dis B O T e o i cime i | show hier something mice if she would R e T e m“'" '::h,.l.h;-":,'.": ek AU, Ground His wh O, ,\I\ Spsteln, goncral agent of (o comitgure, i o (L nat. positively enjoy fes rather arze part o strife on ty ; w . BRI S R son & Hamlin Organ company, isat | it, and every now. and then, by way of Ditnston- o the "aduinl<tration: 5o that the | accompany them been apequuted for 1o thesiie, and e |- Aty i) Cami ;i b A boy lll«lmwl John Simms, Jiving on & R [ e T e VAR R 0 4 or 4 fons ¢ i St § 5 i expended as divectoc only four Y kb : s river hottoms near the f I y By YL personal chatactor anl relations of the it | Tho littlo girl, as she says, followed them o e e o mAdicine. | terday from Chief of Policc Tull i | J. Mackid, ndvance agent for Sit down, Mr, Hu it down, and e alIad (hereto. he shiould come to the | without thinking that any harm would | e are NOW o A 8300 in the build: | Joseph, Mo., dirceting him to be employed at the nail works lost the thumb | Westhrook & Haeker, the bic make yoursel at oo ppily ci '3 0w on hand 100 in the bui h, P Tt X ; : : 1 ehlef magistraey a nesvman and of high ehat- | result. The two women took her off | ing fund, which, however, eannot be ex- | lookout for & runaway wife who is badly | ©f his right nand in a peeuliar manner y making arrangements (o ope Although this was uttered in the s ) He was sharpening the point of a raking | the rink next week corest manner wble the, nove ank to the president.in | o % i cd until the city redeemsits promise : % asting and transcend- | iNto an old barn near by, Here she wlobete e ! A | wanted in that On the 18th day of | o WASSTERPEAINE (A6 ] iktoios el At Taiee | soon wore off, and after a while from thi | d with duties little | was set upon by & man, who threw her 1t is the true end and aim of | November Mrs. Charles I, Gensheen left | when his hand slipy 5 thumb | mont N, Lyman, Hasti UL W, [ dintof frequent repctition it ceased to | ! d responsibilities that Y £ : 1 ; § X ENE R gV e s IR Qown and made her a vietim of his lust, | ) association work:” | St. 0 company witha “y” young | was thrastagainst the stone. So vasping | Hari, Risin Robert Gl n.{\ Ihe arehbishop could cn yet i the cowitry. amid his fellow | In the meantime the women fled, and the 8. W Ingham, of Cleveland, O, [ ynan ealling himseli Frank Longkjse, I8 its surface and so fast does the stone | land, ar e Uantield QRTh N, BCL Al i T i o el o second) place ad wielded | gird was loft on the spot in a semi-uncon- sines, oF AWS | Tihey woro Teadedfor Omalia whe I revolve tiatin an instint it hal grognd | Long, (o, voung man whom F S ATBATS AR (RO R T AC ARG BRI VER LR B e f 8 ) The 3 o ! Bieard trom, and it is supposed the sy | oft the hoy's thumb to the fiest join i [ racked to Alton, [, and eharged witl S 5 A great character, and men paid him_ the how- | scious condition. The name of the as- | Iy Mre, A, P, Wood, | avenow i this ity upp ¥ | fojured fhd was Ted to the oflice of DI. | hiseonding, b mottan oot the 1| not_disposed 1o toleraie Sy Tl B L wt is unknown, but the which Mvs, Doolittle delivered the | Soviod a family of Several small childven, | Galbraith and the wound drossed S S LT AT T e A DLIL G earned the right to speak to the people; and | W0 women who connived —in | ident's address. The veport of the | Her usband, who had never suspected — An old man named Brownin ) Sir, Tam in my own house, and cin 1o hiow 10 h1o W ords as (hose of A Wise | the erimo are belioved o he | Nominating committee was made after | auy infid n her part, is almost erizy Havdu Men in Conneil, bury, in this state, is now in_j T 6 I o nd they were largely swayed by his SEEEe > . o which the clection of officers took pla over his w ot ? p or n, as Ipleasc opinions as those of pure, honest, faithiul [ Neighbors of the Krauses and theividen- | as follows: President, Mrs, Barey firsi | Mys. Gensheen is doser f ing bicene | ) l il i No second place was his in the pub- | tity is a matter of well-nigh absolute | vice president, My J. M 21 years of g t (e SpRLb e G19 ghixs (il ey || TG L el 40 (e pu b G, LR e i G 1 oot A R oAy NESSHON, y: ond vieo president, Mrs. . L. Perrine. | Shi lias blue or & and | abroad. have been holding a meeting to. | 6 years of age, and says bic leter (old | again assved 1ho archbishon. (e Pyt e o Pl N e Crause, tho father of the girl, isa | Lhe hymn Chistian, Sympathy followed | of general, light *complexion, 2 | day m rooms 182and 124 of the Millard | (hé tratl ekl Ll B b R G G 1A held that made him illustrions: but hisser- | ywotehman in Metz's browe d the Doxo ong © e round-shouldered, anc scar on her | o8 : e s healo o 3 TR vices, aracter, his. life, Among: tho | \Yotelman in Motz's brow to a close, vight wrist. The police are on the look- | Motel: The purpose of the meeti L2 “('](',‘,I",",, l»“\l‘,‘f o “I‘lll.”’{,l” & Co., ono ({HILY PrEsCH Ll ators, and inziing Wit e , P e A - oul for the guilty couple, but as yet haye | establish - some uniform cnrrency of | (LPMENR 8L BADI AR BITRCES Sl 1 R0h e Tnew of the €atiolic el L LAND FRATDS, PRISONI bo traco, st e s arrangomonts with [ S5 lenve (hi rgroninfinony PN Ltlllonatialon — railways amd to take various steps of a4 opion of the time in visiting | hisinwhich ti e 5 oodly Torm rose in dignity W — < amone his Tellows: his ample brow, his mild of Which arc (0 | How e May Be Released from Jail K. of I'. Din B : SRR \ G ) el but zlowing cy ountenance A Night From and How He Looks in His Coll. ol . Dignicaries. yantage to the hisiness, Among the Vis- | ywpg peside near Hamburg. ‘1tisramored | phyte said he had studic traced deep with tie lines of thought, al” he s 3 . At the regalar annual me : itors « sttand Adam | ag e has purehased 1wo veturn ticke Wlio made you spolie U Wise, @ Serious. a vigoio v wind, : hen averved las | Sinee the commitial of John F. Lauer | Afyuie lodge, K. of P., on Mone | Decker of St Panl. Minns Wi, West M S e “God.? o R AN RORRIE o ; Denver with' five | on the charge of murdering his wife, his | (o following ofticers were ele b TG, SR o REIG AL (hrough her. tho lovs sus- | Why did he make you Vi o5, told the talo of a 1ite full of eharity | prisoners, wio were indicted at the | counsel, John M. Thurston, has heen 4 in > . W. F RELEND oY (L WG R N Byl e e T <Py know Him, love Tim and <crye v s, fold the talo of a life full of charity v re. at | for the ensuing year: . C., - | Gardner of Connecticut. ougl x Ks- | T1im in this world and he happy with and sery and selt discipline. Sueh lie | Iast term of the United States grand | hurrying up the work of preparing to se- & 3 (ot s 2 giving night is approxmiately asc ! e e, ey Ay was as . statesman. But to the | jury. They are charged with having de- | eure the’ se on . wit of | Ming; C. C,, W. W, Walls; V. g - ined. My, Smith says that the stolen | 11! er in the nest o e and bar of | the | federal courts | fratided and_conspiring to defraud” the corpus. The motion will he | Comors; Prelate, W. F. Baker; M. A Parnellites at Plattsmouth. 3y in value close to Y Dt is suid prinei R L ST T United States of @ Lurge qmount of pul- 1t up onnext Thursday and argued 1Im\.- Kaufpnan }x of By M. I (| A large mass meetimg was held at | the whercabouts of | .1ty residom Heaven. " whiropdies R i A ie lands by eausing varions persons to 2y, K. R. ot S. . Simpson; A A Platts h Just nigl he purpose of g yods has as yet been L0 > portance debated, and final judgments p B Y 1t ¢ < ¥ \ 5 ) 1 3 attsmonth last night, the purpose of o Where is Heaven otied o th cest Taaned, ter e lost | Chter S A T Renih jubite T 1 0 sleeploss night and as | Frod Fullor, el taking measures to aid Parnell in his ef- | OPtaited The man hositated, paused and for and_greatly excreiscd himself. flice and the McCook land oftice under | 1 save for the ? ter the honors had heen confer G IRE T ot Rk T Sunds TR was thatof The co) v yerlisdiction | the names of fictitions partics. Many of | quarters of n condemned murderer, it | David Kanfman, tho newly el } forts (o obtain legislative independence Brevites. O L L T SRS the purest. 1 i oueh i 1I|‘T.. were .-|:|llln d nll(l’_l\‘iu\lvr {M‘ 3 | can be ima ined that his dreams brought | ., “go 1y, for Ireland. Amongg those in attendance | ,'14“;_v'“\ll\""“"h ‘;m'l W left last over | UL Dy, Tlughes, | that qnestion A s T s | and.expenses to- procecid to MeCook and | to him no oothing numbering about fifty, ) from Omahn were Hon.J. Sterling Mor. | 1ing for Mexico where they awill spen Sa : RERCt e bundincms Ao Gxporion nth - Plate Jand oflices and en. [ His coll is on the se taurant, where ful ‘an ton, Hon. John Rush, Hon. Thomas | T AT s truths his Guihfuliess as ce 3ihe en- | ter. the “land - in the names of | farther enst of the two especiy noticed supper was spread before and | Breinan, ox-seerctary of the Trish Land erticism on The Mikado™ and | iNgy said the arehbishop. T cortainas the en 2 ) rther. ) t | nan, ertd A ) Now, the aid (h ehibisliog fictitious persons. Some = of the | trived for the restraint of desperatec enjoyed by all the gallant young gentle- | League, ilon. Robert R. Livingston, Hon. | the spicy interview with Miss Abbottin | jooking squarely m the man's eyes, y evening about five o’cloek, littl The hardware dealers of this eity to- | eharged by the United States with send he Pennsylvanian was not in t Iiulllnulu-dminn ience of the good man. o | persons 5o employed * have mad Yet that I s Herald ! f e was a Livwyera s lite, He began his orsons - A m ©! ave made | act et t 15 N0 8 J men, Sam. . C man and other local speak- 8 erald was the work o “ at does Goe 0] OV carcer at tho it e endod it there. sTeheld | 88 many as half a° dozen entries of | as the chamber is s i T e D oeantion will go down | Miss Mitinic Rath. PRI LGd Goti N T to his profession amidst the eares of oftice | land allunder fictivions names who never | ventilated and flooded ight. Awaiting a Word From Home. N Or I oot el ST ety 2 B | M BN T R o cxcaton s bsthieeliUf| s AEDT G e on Mo BT TR e LR T Bt and thie excitement of party strife.” When | went or slept upon the ground or entered | the eenter of the room, itself secur The remains of David R, Kohns, the | 3ia'suphort to the cause of th mecting. | by Of Wy fo ateng to kill | in a vain eftort to think it out, hui som ot magistrate of his state; he tried catises: | it properly., Mostall of these swore they | heavy doors and harred win s | 1 wwho was killed on the Union e 5| Ieten Kimmel: Bill Moran_ and Pat 0 | how the idea had never struck him b rom the popular assembly, he turned | Sesided in Cheyenno count oh,, and e, seven by eight feetin lateral di- | peifie” track in Council Blufls on last Brevities. Donnell for drunk and disorderly, and | fore. He was ahnost on the point of 10 the Lo and iustited them | had made the improvements required by | mensions and “abont six and a half S Yesterday morning the class m politi Hannon stspiciens character., e YA el B e v law, and that they were all residents of t high. Its grated door is locked atlost goconnts were dn Un-i) 0 SCieiT FREAE il SBonooll had o | 0o Traaple < well filled Tast | Tie responded: i ; He was more than a statesman and lawyer; | Denver, ¢ 1 rado. The number of fraud- i its Tattice frame work is of steel so | dertaker Burket’s rooms, on North Six- | o0 | gt U A i " 4on.c K 0. L Wihat. questi s T A e he was adevout chiristian and faithtul mem: | ulent lane @ tries made will reach from i ile o saw Somo fi disoussionfion stho by oulisioEpioaclion itimotwitlislhQingatic feounidtanie YHuglhios; hat botwoen you and e $ \pey o i { v chilled that no file or saw ean | teenth strect. Some friends of the de- | and free trade our scholars re | traetion at the opera house, the sither, Mr. Hughes: hut hetween you and Derof the pisconal chureh, Senforwarden | 100 (0200, i1 is thought that the defend- k¢ an impression and no heavy sledge e T s a0l oe hoicaltol| ot RS & [ tEnetion atihe apoxn oliss tlie eompR)Y oidids 1nt 15 owni hongo] of St. Paul’s_ eathedral, member of the dio- [ ants arrested are backed by 5 Sloniand nollonyyislads o ie Blufts had telegraphed to | chosen to represent each side 10sc on [ being Niblo's Humpty Dumpty. T s wnliouse 1y Cosnn council of Tndiatia, and o one e 15 | oy oymilionta, arefbnokediLylolla kdmon; bond ot break its unyiclding tempor, i Comnorssille: Ph. to as. | the protection side were Mary Ludington. | show is 1 good one with many pleasing Wl up ot sitdown qs chancellor, and delegate in the general con- | 3o > n this osure, upon a pallet lay i {AmaRt Y | Nellie Hall, v + Roséwate wd ures. Pet and Holl usual oo hang ¢ the gencrn ants have remarked t 11| Foln Laucx swhon the repon lNed this | € in whaf disposition would be made | Nellit b al 1 ers and Holly, as usual, i f ; vention he spared neither Jabor nor thou; 2 John Laucy ien the reporte ed this f Y e 5 Charles MeCon on the free trade ul the g t attraction Arvehbishop Hughes b t out into Lo paral nolthor labor nior thol lion of dollars hehind them ornina Tha oner 1y with & blane | of the remains, but had not received ay arles Mg X med (he great attractic JibiEhonfHing ] money for the ehurch,” Le helieved o B hauint % 2. or Ja; lans- | 8 O TR TR : side, Julin Newcomb, Augustus Detwiler, 2 {y laugh, ant ping the man's ogmis, he rejolecd i her services, he | inderstood that large udulent ent et draw hout hini, and atinter- [ answer. Kohns was engaged to o young 3 T ) hand shook: armly. Tl ! ived her saetaments, e died in the were made in the land oflices in Chey- | yvals O o s il | Jady named Darling, in’ Council Blufis, | Art Rose, and Enoch on. ‘The arga ) Postoflice Chan hand shook It wamly. Loy ware wari Ol falth, 110 rosts In yeace, and 2 porpetual | enne, Wyoming, by the same par i e palh it 3 L | L O o vt boon madrted 16 | ments”on hoth ides ero 'well chosen | o Nebraska and Towa during the weck | mondsafiontat | it fight shies wpon i, Witk what teriblo o ndmes of the parties who arived | od altogether like Faam. Thore. | her. | Tho violent soverance of the | and presented, A voe Of the Slass ZAVC | ending Novembe s NS o 5 it e naht i eaiUati AbproLIAti [u ey this | o are ns follows: Jno. C. | porter nsked him if he was i)l to which | Plighted tics has worked severely upon 3 y William Van Vieck, of the postoflice de- | of the pointof the story, and with such One b e Justic Hurst, Hugh Ryan, | Le nodded assent. the object of th young man's afiection X Striking Pavers. partment an cloquent elaboration of detail 1) rland, pronouncing judgment in the great | 2 . ames ' Dormin, ‘They | uer had little to say, He remarked, | 5 3 LIRBSELERE 2 2 et T Tailed to produce untold wmirth contest abont the carldom of Osford said, ~1 | were all Jocked up in the county jail. however, that his committal without bail SourtiDookoty igipuyorgion Thivtoonth Bt S Al BERIMRAL New York Star Tieard a great pecr of this realin and a learned o ——— was no surprise to him. He did not S| had a full house, yes- | y in number, struck yesterday |y iUErTRGe0 D ostister: Lioyd, Knox ‘lmhvl:::nlhnllul-unllnu:lll‘l:h‘nl-xv”l\lxj:p no King i 0 Poor Boarding-Place. knu‘\\]' {\]nlhvr writ of habeas corpus f cases wore dis- | against areduction of honrs and wages county, Lucy A. Middlekault, =~ stendom hud st subjeet | Kane, a_suspicious character, was | could be obtained for him, but was satis- | oo B T e[S B B o v | A G g i 59 Andthen speaklng of the mutabliity of hu- vigned before dudge Stenbers’ yos. | fied that Mr. Thurston was confident of | Posed of: A Jolin Fos, the contractor, hail been pay- | Discontiniied ) 2 : 4 I nan nobleness he s and yet time hath | 4 4 . L 3 i d. Berkenson, dvunk and disorder! g for ten hours d ok and | county night the Musical Union will give a con I et MMl et b s perod i | terday. e js aperfectwreek, beingan | being able (o do so. ; Borkonson deuni i diisorderlyyiiing e Aol 1 Bustanvillat) i sulinion ind ) RRNIRNGIINDNG: Shero, ss hog per! invetorato opium cater. In fact hisintol- | A fow friends had ealled in the mor- | Fand costs, = i as the days are growir cter and dark | oSt ok Tarkinss Buda, | et and ball which will ho ong of the end of names and _dignities and wi lectual powers are so eompletely | i, but up to noon no flowers or delica. | Mrs Dillan, intoxication, dischu cuts oft work so much c et Lot oo e evon | bigaest afairs, so far, of he present isterrene: and why not \ shattered, that he is better fit for the in | ¢ics, as is so frequently the custom, had H. A. Nichols, dvunk and di ined to lessen the working day by one | e 0 f bt ! | soelnl senson. Mhe full band of fifty iere's Mowbray s Morti- ne asylum than the prison. Among his | been bronght for him., b and costs. 3 hour and reduce the daily pay by twenty | prie o ( 3 i« in concert and the dance ) ylum ¢ on., g e ! Phelps county, - Long Pine, | picees plays in concert an u 'Ililz‘lk.llll)‘lf‘ and most of 1“' other foibl that of thieving. H 58 (. Gibhon, disturbunce of the peace, | cents. The men e (IRt et Tlove; Lyons Tusic will be furnished from thirty-five mtazangt? They areentomed iMthe | y,6¢ yestrain from this propensity Army Notes. 5 and costs. and quit work, The matter will either | [roWD CoULy, GO e (o Tnick; | inste > i e s wnd sepulehers of mortality. And so | D% 1 N rom. thia bl N 5 y R ae s avdor)y {aopduiot 80 ond y . anbsrwill Bt county, Christopher iick: [ instruments. Bmdred : e Tookinie wpon o read Tae of o coun: | WLl invariably walk away with anything | Gen. Howard Joft yesterday - for | ool committod. A nd (iborbiaied ornommeniebiine Ry noldx. Jeiterson county, C. D. Moores | already been sold. s i R ) 5008, s ry SC s, 1% | Kansas Ci an aactens r e 5L8, G, i - o or s, A - ARSI U Che i vt Servants | Gimo he had ‘stolen- the overeoat helong. | Kunsas City to deliver a leciure on “Gen 0 Love, disordely conduct, dis The Stockyards Blaze, T T e N ountry in the day of her distress: and | ing to a young man in the Emmet house arant, . There is still considerable mystery | Sehiferl: Schw Stanton county, Fer- we, naiie with them Thowmas A, Hen- |~ “How long have you been out of jailz” | Col. Henry, department instruetor of | ane, suspicious character, ordered | : i : | ann) sl WRE SN, SO o I B AR Rre Lt tombed nthe | asked the i R L RBEEY F1 into custody of the county about the South Omabia fire of Sunday | dinand Mullers Willow sk wson urns and sepulcliers of o Such | 25K e e w wasthe | Fille practice, has prepared his veport of | T vo” Hurst, suspicious character, 20 | mornin » litile talk of avson is in- | county, 0. M. Collins ; About five days, your honors” was tl : 4 , sus) iathe Bunan greaticss, sve awother e iol | o, ¥y fid il itha slnding efthey auions’ noste s fayysnifheloon by dnil. dulged 1n, though where the Dlame | bl SIOWAS ; 0wWs after this, R 3 £ el iis jurisdiction, in the matter of target d4 T A S (3 y BIONEY i ) el f Ipin, Madizson county, Mr. Baldivin's remarks differed from Where do you liver? practice, during the year 18 "Phe fols | John Ritehie, Charles Florence, suspi- | is to rest,there i< by no means a unanim- | juclow, postmaster; York. BRRER a7 thin gentloinen . procadingiin thus onr the Emmot houso lowing are the figurcs: cions characters, giyen 10 minates 10 |50 o6 sontiment, Some people helicve o larrison colnty, dames’ N Ab- 50 of the preceding in th “Where do you hoard? - | leave the city, ) ! il R 70n0Ne st fact that v > OXIOMPOFANCOUS, | - xp tho Terabliomn oflice.” This & ot Bridso. . A g : i Alex Wishari is responsible for the Dpostim 3 foisithat Ko e v At the Republican oflice 10812001 | RO KRUURSE: oo ocians ' thopalexitiliathde desntnpe fot 10 (DOR I I e The speech £ but paidin elo- | 1y Sanexpected comical, brought | Fovt Larainie.. 0. : Released. ivo, wilio othors elsGLink JJoNos biny sl Store ARl el uent tarms, ndid tribute to the | Gown the house. The judge’ reasor Fort MeKinney,. LA Swm Love, a “dandy dark,” faced | sejfsturtel the Biwze, SR ok =G jeidin conity, George Blecker: Cones’ Rtaseamon, that Kune 'if boarding at this hostelry | Fort fiwsell............ LLa Judge Stenberg yesterday to answer | bontiy i about §12,000, ] | Ville, Muscatine county. Richard R, Wol A PETITION FOR DIVORCE. yanld geb nothing i eat bub liberal | G011 BINGY -+ s SIS o of disorderly conduct, tho ; i Correctionville, Woodbury cor = 3 ; ¢ Fort Niol pal charge against him being that of The Wrong Person. Crowthers Dilavare I would b to account for his thin | ¥ 4 And tho An Interesting | i von prderly condition, Ac- | Fort Quali e stealing « woman's dross. According to | Mrs. Julin Wade swore out a wary pounty, :Dlueg HuthsieHaan, Dulos it : - cordingly in order thit the poor fellow f ! e A0 e story he tells, he bad a “quarrel with | yesterday in police court for the ary M T O T, A A petition fordivorce was filed yesterday | yight he not mnlpn d to get ona Bender, g 414 solid woinan,” 5o “Hust (0 pite her” | §iox husband, who had ill-treated her. The | per connty, Hezokinh Woods; Gueriisey, m the district court, the story of which, | the judge decided to turn him over to the 20.46 | broke open a trunk and ook therefrom wvarrant was placed in the i hiek’ connty, Miss M M. B ifit be true, is a somew kable | county authoritics to beglooked after as a he work done by Gen. Hatch, Ninth | & dvess and gave it toone of his friends | NEG NG RIS B0 T h ney: Guss, Taylor county, My~ Margare one. The title of the suit is William Scott [ Pavper: A4 g v, at Fort ‘McKinney I }\Illh‘m!,'lyll HONY ,_":': l:f'i',:‘“]'!«fl Lize |\’ Wnistuke cested Julia herself, | Bush; Hentonville: Mifls county, 5, W. A2 rlan Soott CHLOROVORM BOBBERY sccond with two months practice is most | about whah her dvess was.” Lize con- | U0 and. She was released | Whonng Hudson, Bk Hawk ‘connty, RPSARAIAR Booit o A OBy onM ny. creditable. cluded to turn the tables and sent Police- | SR Vouehi into- the police court and | Samuel L Willsons Linden, 1 coun According to the petition, the plain- | qyieves Operate with the Aid of The bartacks being built at E an Donovan after her y . That | B Will Sy it again.”’ 3 Louis Moore: Luther, Hoon nty, MY is an old man, 60 years of age. He Drugs—A Good Hau Ly the Union Pacitic company, for the I'I“"\“"'-\ seeured tho dr but ax French Lt At fuples Rivor, { “l’."" has been marvied to the defendant The residence of ancal sov. | fecommodation of the troops now sta- o6 LOV0 - 2 1 - 3 X ounty, John Meisi Swan Lake, En RANHO0R RNiTIaG-£0, e HaRRdON || Lhe pesidchioo of AT, Uergaien, Bev: | tionad " (hore. “will ‘conmutof & - main | Hbon ho lavo, was dismissed | Theaticals ut the Horl, ] e cointy. Ned Muloneys Templeton, GADINE Mo JOXLy yOIS, ? pray( s A ias, BRI, | 3o o | bunlding 215121 fect on the ground and a with instruc net 4o play any more | The officers and ladics at Fort Omaha 1 &) county, Poter New'; Ute, Monona of tho plaintift relatos that during tho | thiey ‘hl;;n’ullumn..vyll,"“”mT Muost i o Wi 25852 fect on oue side, he ceiliy Jokes of that kind. have prepared for another theatrical en- | county, Ewivit G, Dorothy: Waukon | st ten year 5 s Mrs. P 2 v s ten feet higl 0 | v - o nt. ¢ svening Junetio Allamakée county, dJulius last ton yours of tins timo Mrs. Scott bas | (NG N S Mes. Bergsten shept | NVill bo ton fot bigh, The butlding will R Re—— A ertainment, on Friday evening next, | Junction been guilty of extreme cruelty to her | o tho first floor, and i their room is a | WA WO SERPPER RIS WO i cople on Leavenworth ave divided | Decomber 4. his s the second oceaston | 5y e - tolly Plymonth county . husband. Sho has beaten him ropeat- | eloset containing some silverware and | SHoPy baxber Shop, ete, anct Byt | ! O CHANMGRIIL ALh.L of the season, the prosensation of scontin oy adly, it1s said, with clubs and sticks, oto., | other valuables.” Tho thieves entered | iroi bunks. A porchnine foot and ten | in sentiment as regundsthe benefits they | My Uncle's and The Old Guard, et A e Calling him him 4t tho same time such | this room and ransacked the eloset in | inhos in witth i 180 feeb eights Mobes | are to derive from the cempromise ordi- | some seyeral weeks since, was so suceess o osioMen LE MOUUIR. - C names a8 brute, dog, drunkard and | the most thorough manner. Ahout g (o R vl fo® | nance which Jast night passed the coun- | ful, it was felt warrantabl il ie decoration of ! Bt Wi eemrpnarins seoundrel, She has also, it is said, urged | worth of silverware wus tuken, and some |, 000 L0 G R (T sides of which | ¢l establishing the grade of that thor the histrionic ability of the talente commemoration of the ¢ of Vie ”_::H\;m”m"‘] ver vasioh. her childion on to deeds of violcnce | $18 in money from a vurse in one of the - . who ke up the post . President Hendricks, is cided ad [ 21 ther¥in riinary kinds, & st . and taught them to wil: | drawors. here 15 no doubt but that tho | 12, formed by the main building and | oughfare. And yet, it 18 the only one A i vancoment upon thet which causod S comporitin wikh 1ho i 1 ?fily chuatise him on the slightest provo- | family chloroformed, us ? wing. 457 that could have been accepted, when 1he YT TR f 0 Ahoft Meikht, Wiah oy sy 0 o benelit of the greater number was con B indod oY much censure at the time of Genel Oniy In g Joyal * Baking eation. On one oceasion, it is alleged, | odor of that drug was perecpti ] e X ¢ ) at onig o Gt | O 1o wan sot uon by bis lacat | holika this moruing, and a shongo. wil Mallway Mattors: | sidered. It isa question of teaving down | . FEEE R (O Grant's death, The yuddle part of tho | Wallsts daughier, Mary, who heat him cruelly. [ had evidently been soaked ‘with chloro- quantities of materials and sup- | hills or filling even to thirty feet of some | idence of the brids building, on Fifteenth strect, has broad | 7 JNIKEN_ SPRING N T eyt Rt A being shipped daily from this | of the hollows on the streef. h of | Butler, 551 North ot, Tndian- ) 4 01"&" By u(|ulslulll 3 it ;n ullfbul, l'lllt (ium \)us found. My .llhu, t nk h'! A 2 T Y from the cor OVER 400,000 gnn. aintift has been deiven from home with | that he is very ecasily “awakoned | ¢ or use upon the Burliv Qlle O 4 o he pavement $a blood Lrickiie down his. fuco, from | aud is confident ' that had not | sonri extepsion now progress from | their next step they say will be 1o of Do Pauw university, George W. Bur: | hice to the pavem 6200 wounds juflicted by Mrs. Beott and the | the thieves operated with the aid | Ellwood fo Ogallalu. The contructors, | the improvement in the courts ton, of Orleans, Neb., i Aluiu Holman, | interwoven ut cach of the storios with | children! “The rulmin‘ states that this | of chloroform, they would have awak: | Mallory & Cushing, sent out live car- - Indiznapolis Address for | festoons y fallin ' o sort of thing has heen going on for the | ened hini. Therd is no clue to the rob- | loads of teams, wagons and implements, Held for Examination. o winter, -Niee, Alpes Maritimes, }::m“«‘lm_ auihie. Lustors dlga 28 ember on & Mis- ¢ found some objectors, apolis, by the J. 1. D, Jolm, D. D, ids of black extend i AR (b e, welve months he hus been atlacked by Mr. Hackney, the sclected suoccessor of e stealing a ¢lo, " $ro- ~ n e been ioss demonstii hig wife at Jedst a dozen (imes. e e Eait L. H. Congdop, the re i ton. | charged with stealing & cloak from Bro lery In . o uld searecly huve been 1 'o gap the climax of what thie petition o Fhe Oity Hal Do | dent of W Pruion Pacifie motor power | derick, the clothing man, was held by | gy Wilow Springs distillery is now | tive, On the, nord A6 i, B G000 Vebicle made. o states 10 b6 8 loig serios of crucliies . 8. Myers tolegraphis from Do g g oparments, left Kansas” City | Jude Steuberg yesterdas 22 e 408 punningg at one half capacity on aceount | i i Srangly s ! ot o age two or other three months ago. | troit thut ho will be here onthe 16th inst, | sy night and arcives here this morn- onination. “Her bail - was fived at | TS eing put | bytistic skill jvhich cvohed <o ni "fo rouxh coun r“:‘:d s Mus. Scott filed information before the I the plans for the city hall ready to #1,000 and unable to give it she wis | . o cism during the obsequics of Gen, G it el T g e somuuiseion of insauity of Dougluscounty, | submit t) the council, j Ti. G. Burt, superintendent of the Toy anded o jail. | iu, The wmachinery, \eh is of the ruul temyears,and that within the last | be and fifty men followed this morning, i Howard, the colored girl Hothing tasmring 188 WU ot On the north end a few bl s