Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1885, Page 8

’ N THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1885 [ | | A SERIOUS CANE. | I \g 'Q Hw empleoy of the company for wm IF\\D AND LUCKLESS LILLIE uots cank. ong | CITY FATHERS IN SESSION. | wire " sm. "Some 5i-the men were st b B L oY Alowed to remain At work, though they e e had not been in_the employ of the com. A Reported Oase ‘,flnf.m,u“h Invostigated .A ekl il whose name : Yor ;”"‘ A Short and Unexciting Meeting—Minor | pany for more than teoor three weeks, ‘ Now By the Uoro e y and bucificss ransacted: A reporter who went_down to tie - - infor abottion which - froight * louse o investigate - tle IS THE TIME TO BUY 'S o Y P a young gitl, | TROU ™M YES | matier yesterday talked with a LILLIE DE WITT'S DEAD CHILD. | |l been practiced u e TROUBLED RAILROAD EMPLOYES | matiur - yesterdus Ehgores” o | . 1ys, Whe ecn living and_ trockmen o litile dissatis The Body Fonnd in the Cellar, Gnawed | ¢ sitol a \ce & to the | Freight Handlers at the Unton Pacific | faction exists aniong them on account of ! cCUSTOM MADE sed by p uy distress had ¢ apot Dissa ~Noten 1 the treatment of those old and trustec by Rats- Death Caused by sl luih e fali st e Depot Dissatistied —Notes Erom O e Bhom Guarad 9 Exhaunstion Not a Lt i } ettt : the Courta—Other lme stop work to make wayfor new men ime. t SR e BB R s portant News. Tne Knights of Labor have taken the ] [ ' i) vens fammiseed 10 St - matter up, and Monday _sent acom A Young Girl's Shame { hospital on Satu here ghe ‘| The Conncil Meeting ATt T On e T ot Y ot tn s ¢ BRE ment was n il ,,\« o t el ”Tf“-i The regular meeting of the eity cou reinatate the men who had been cut of the case of Lillie oung | 4 av' e will not i S amaret | s held last. evening, President Bechel | off. *“The result of the conference, which woman resident at 1 I enticth k for son Wi on count of the strect, who was suppo o have been | tion said to have been performed | B Behm, Dailey, Ford, Furay, Goo the chair and present Councilmen | Wi a sceret one, is not yet known. It is i | nmderstood, however, that the mecting i ‘ ) i 1o | ‘ o . b | s fraiticks We bave received this week a fine line of Merchant Talloring Clothing from the vietim of inceat d then the physician. i T ) on ceder, Jerocer | This thing may ereate trouble, ” suid oung girl la to a reporter that | inme of th uter ind [ ¢ al crowd of sj me of the \ ¢ o the report R Tl A 1 TlhoiEY wlay BAEREALR A A s L ) A | o the | © x'u.»vr;,’ 1 don't thinke: thoeg: will. by § withorities, T 10 attended U e i, the | WPk I will deny that the busi aet, and that the was | ol n ositiva t the danigerons and | meeting 3 la v 1 are positive that langer nd | i . ness of the company is lessat the present 10! dead She furthermc tate unal operatio < performed by siness 1 hein ut g ot Wil B ol | crinial operat Tormed by | bisoss £ Tt AL H that the respon y for unfor itn, thougl his | 1 by his triends, | with a | Her st oIy Fall, 0 eonmaftonely The ate condition rested not with ner tather,as | Who luy the blame o LR PETITIONS AN IMUNICATIONS nueaber of men hia to be reduced.” But i ¥ Should'the ease r onsly it will be | I v neighborbood reports had it. but with a A m the mnge pproving an or what w j winst 18 that the - investigated furt ind some it 1 { 3 a Bt . young man named Shorm McFarming: | e developmen T et follow, | nanee Aring 't cossity of appro- | company. instead of laying off or dis ) g charging their new mon cut oil' the n fon il rirl Li Hayes is about 19 ye of t y i for opening Ye A voung vod atpo- | age, comely, and of respectable ‘connees | Nicho roet nty-third to | Sl for youte ? i Tide frgond . ormed | tions e | Saun “led - far K Marshal Cu dead A Sad Cace. om the mu, ppointing W. J District Court. 1119 Farnam Street body of o l been | Mps, Lottie J. Duncan, the wife of Ro :“ iteh, Thoma Croigh and W. T Judge Wakeloy was occupied yestor in the X it Lo all { hert D, Dancan, is very sick, Mra, | i e A aduct. o Tenth | 4oy callln cquity docke At 2 The aull scason enabled us to buy them regardless of pr nees the infant had been horn ¥, the matron of the Woman's | und Eleventh i Vaiiten o'clock he annonneed himsell ready o R ive. He furthermore stated that the % sociation, was called outto | - From the city troas Feconmmending | begin the hearing of Rhodes ve. Esta l ¢ e O A tlnido, . Caiit. | lier Homie found the unfor- | thut the tax on th » Life Assur- | brook i Neville ul ' . e [ . ¢ i Mo tunate woman suffering tervible pain, A | ¥ be canceled, as the company Judge Neville also had little business .m” e . ‘m::‘:l | preuliar feature of her illnes that she :\w w(‘ b .':“,ll the tax cannot Be | in (he morning. A jury v impanelled | the afterno and found J trequontly, which s cnused, | “lrom the Urion. Pacitie railvoad com- | for Bartlett v, McCloskey, but after the mg womiin Lillie ther Ve | (e <ays, by the injiirics she received at | pany, asking that certain tax assessments | panel was made the attorne od mpany of her 13 sister, | (50 of her husband, Mrs, Dunan | on i piece of property be remitted. Re- | that the ease had been compromi uiries of the officer " ) ti R S T e R T is living at the hous ) Dav ferred. 3 J. B Long { entered suit in B iR hecn butied in the | stroot, attended only by her little d LR S : SR el 1119 Farnam Street, damages by the change of grade of Him e 'm;" i i ) L She declinus to be tuken ‘“I']“ | ilton ind Jaumes streets, reporting that nacconnt. e plain- | tioned Capt. Cormick ;nml will enter the house Tn her abser :"\.'\,H}x, ,“'.,“!f‘ 5 ‘;\";)m“m'.llql AIGHD L nst the Omaha National § mlk Jen- Offers you the following inducements: Latost styles and clegant garmonts in Sk SYes, P'm sure of ity replied the girl. | and take off the furnitaves zn eftort will From Peter Goos, complaining of ¢ A, Torsyth, Thomas Martin, Tribune and Satin Lined Swits and Overcoats, rendering a most opportune ehanes to socure “You're not telling ine the truth, "o | be mado to have tie unfortunate woman | fain acts of Ma DAl Cummings n delay. | Printing company, Tett, Wellet & Co a bargain. down ¢ t'that basket with the | placed in charge of o competent nur ment for meals furnished to city | tnd Charity F. Hiekman, who, he avers, | | dead child in it | | Latst eyening Mr. Duncan was e rrs and_ othe oged i | hold assets of the defendant. | . e giel without sasing_anothier word | o of 't pol ¢ conrt room by Mrs and other allegod irregularl. | hojy SEHEREH L oy Hied informations | Suits. Overcoats. | | the leading merchant tailors throughout the country, As it has been a dull season with merchant tailors, it v agold mine for the vhat the raw material cost 3 A 1to the police commitice. immediately opened a“trap door amd | Pogaley, who told him that his wite v om. John Christinson. offering to | against Powell, the Florence shootist, for . fished up ihe remaing of the dead in- | in o wivtched condition and needed as- | goitle his ense against the city for dam- | murderin the {ifst degree, and t 0 custom made sujt for Veaoeeeei 00D m made overcoat for m,,,} I|K|,‘ v W found to bemn ..I istance, 'L afraid that she will die | yees by the ehange of e "of Harney | Jotm Carrolly the man whose bullet was | istom made suit [or s s 0 enstom made overcot for markably g te of preservation.and | if she doesn't wet help before long,” ve- | sfreet Jor the sumr of £4.000. Referved to | stopped by I stim’s thick skull, for $15 custom wade suit for - 45 cusf svereo e Sl 1AL e T LI LG street for the suni of £00). Refers LR 10 customn wade suit for. 1L o $41 cus i s 'Jw\;”. T L ey hout angthing in the house to cat.’ o | From Joim I Butler, submitting an l![. two suits against the city by M 3 s Ty a6 ST A e oak b : on rexel, Di b i . I don’t care 1f she d die,” retorted | ppdinance providing for the inspection of Han and Roge for dangzes by | . stom i uit for ... . 2,5 ) Estelle and Dr. Crowell late in tl Mr Duncan tlippantly, “nothing would | hoiders simlar to the one in- Chicago | the ope and widening of Leaven- | 30 GUAtoI MnGS SUIULOFH ) ; 0 custom in reoat for afternoon, went out to the Dewitt resi- | Suit me better than to See her lying in her | Filod. = | wortlistreet n compromlsy, wis afteck Rt e eron or dence to ) r investigation ) RESOLUTIONS and the suits settled. The forme £50 custom iade overcoat for lh'-\\{:wll' ln\-”w A “'M»‘ % fi,'.‘.‘r\ i A Gold Ring Fake. By Schiroeder-—1 sments on lot | M Wi given .}y(m‘in‘ul Il;. Ttter 81,200, Pants. 2 1 made oaereont for e Uie intant | Two well-dressod nien entered Max ned by Louis | U LGIn i G E : . Meyer & Bros.’ jewcelry establishment | | lasC evening about 5 o'clock, and askd | | ad be reduced from I'he tric mur, stom made over to $100. Adopted der w il not conie up nntil the next term | e " By irich—That the 3 ver | Of comrt £15 custom made pants for i inad be instructed 1o report. the names of par County Court 1O C O MR B FOE i ys s 50 1592 enstom mad ties now occu £ unlawfully the str Judge Med el was busicd all morn £ custom made pants for. 2o |15 custom made ; L : u m‘h;:v(‘vnr ,'[”,“ city east of | ing trying Thore vs. Ditzot, n._suit : §0 custom made prnts for RNRON: Recollect every garniant bears the quest asked f ndoing this he casually no- | eioining glioiieclionds i Bt s Rt $5 custom made pants for...... § the tailor. Mary on. 15 voars old. sworn and | ticed that one of the men wore a pls ni Sweez dition MBI O IR Vsteran | ring on his tinger, which he removed to | By Le he comn » . t suit aga [ ame o o D I 1018¢ 0) - = 1 1 >, = o N ezl mo to the DewVitt hause on | LK inl of the stock. After a few | and w { use e < + Union Pacific for $405 d . ORIGIN.ATL Tucsday at the request of the Litle girl, i Sig sy ,‘,, wis sick. Diln't | minutes® inspection of the assortment, | and € » house petitioner states that on Jan know for certain that she was_ gong to "1‘"“"";”‘1 th ;,Jm o e “‘y‘y""’y" th their | s working on the Mary: > & Blue f 3 J |:ulll~“m|,‘|u q:.l.lll..”‘n..’(‘ et l\\].m x’.\‘l | own ring, stirtc ", Mandelberg '\'fl' ‘ N \l?':' ‘1‘.“;\ il : i ',‘ P N e iy i ! body with her. ‘The baby was born while 1 | Wis too adert for t v Ay ! = the prob: 108t of lig e S LN Ehatn St I Bt ? M A ) was there, but [ did not know it I eame | 3nd seized is cout f ted fron &) 5 rtain P The post and the oth i AR PELRALM RSB R EIaL IHIDcoin me, giveup that rin | Hn | ) ! Dack inthe evening, and Magaic b SRR jline, that proposals be ‘invi motive, he was struck on the le atly o 1'-3”‘.‘” L e bty wan pan Tye | strance ‘the man obeyed. “Lll ke proposals to state the price per each lig] ingipostandi perminuitiyioriphiad 1119 FARNAMN STRE T e e italion. tnd 1 2w 1t Mamelo | Yours too, just to see what it is ‘made of, | mcluding the crection of suitable posts Marriage license was ‘issued to Amos - < s Ty Tt T And if it were not for the crowd in the | and everything necessary pertaming | Gothum and Wilhelmina Schmitz didn’t want_to, and she put it info o bas- | Store, 'é have you in the hes of a rless than Uaited States Court. ket She told me not to fell anvhody | policeman. Call and get your ring to X < S e e the Northwost- £ bl 8N b R U s o il about it There was no onein the room MOLLOW, Lhe two men at one made | 7 il % i Ty i Sl Some of the c tmen. do. | e B s L 2 wny ve. the State | RN Fiias L an LB by WHB LG rapid exit, and have not sinee shown Some of the conncilinen : [ N ank on a $10,000 Mioeia TR M| their features. They had attempted to eiselves in favor of the electri nrance e vy veturned a verdiey | Luit tate O T the door Yato the hedroom was flini-flam the store by substituting a ¢, and some denounced the g 3 for fendant last evening = 15, appronched to-day for Lillie grosned while 1 was ther | Gt e initation for a solid | i, - Behm defended the gas: com lee Dundy coms »‘.‘I.x yesterday s fie on the situation after 1 had gone Magpic went in R — . LY AN B a O BONN G L > of “the f denver land | hut he declined to muke any statements & EIEIE, Lo g found the baby in the bed. Lillie s The Millett bivoree Case. lime ‘,i.'l“_”""f;‘_‘,\"I““_‘l" e Tl B ! stody. Tie evApttaD e LHE ONLY DIRECT IMPORTERS OF B becn bora ahout an lour 85 | The divorae auit brought by Mrs, Mary | anenie et of real eotarn pa oo ft | 1Ellibwoybritl Wits corres- taken from the bed, ) T PR L 1 o witl to seenre mnu» 3 ) tt nst Byron Millett, forme: waise the se 3 s I ng with . Dr. Crowell ~‘mr-»| that he had exam idents : aal 0 \‘ull dr ,Iu‘v» :‘(3.15“‘-:!‘[”: *~h\|h~‘v:v‘:»l e 8 The Romantic Marri P N ~ | lime, and expre the hope n‘ the DIILMONDS PEARLS ined the haby's lungs and found th nim- | ¢ ) G i lAnncatiana Sy T et < e present trouble wuld be tided vrnr ) L) flated, whicll indic that the ehild had | @long in e ycoutts O ehel] by ordinagaoyant tepereasich k pomaly I'he Eilure is due to several small dis breatlied after being born. The body | pomtof ) frsideniund for ali [ AISERIG RS LOVICY, SV bs EanyAR sV s T.N o well known resi- | tersto deaers in the country wnd the had been bud]y mutifited by vats. Only | mony, ied that she was now | PREVE, o Gity e his city a00)v0aln | general di ulty to collect ontstanding AND OTHER PRECIOUS JEWELS one of the lungs wus fullyintated, the | working as w servant for $15a month | insiroet repare. pre \ rom Lis v Dr. Graham, | #ccou being only ). e - s . 3 < | Py other being only An inden ay, and Mr. Millett testified that his in- | nance 2 the ] wl ¢ and is at Aintab, Tur PRICKLY COMFREY. IN OMAlA tion was |ll\|nll around the neck, which v 3 il Y dor the past six |l=m|l\|.~ was onlyan | Nelwon's Adopted, oA i i 5 might have been caused by the cord be- | of 21 per month S P IS e st s iy, as mis ) viean | 4 wew Cattlo Forage forwhich Wons Sopped e ".’.'\‘(lu::hf Eaton wCiudge, I rendoring his decision, | dirceted 0 prepare a plan’ and. ost s i ok dersave Claimed. Doloved (the ol o have been born | 5nid that it appeared to lim that the two, | the cost of sanitary sewerage to cover he romantic marrvinge of din An English gentleman, Mr. Higgin- 3 or o ntemplating purehiases will convinee ey alive, but, it probably lived but EHGH aintifl and defendant, were about | that p: of the city north of c| 1y to Dr. Grabam, hricf mention of Ltom, who is well known among west- | that they can save e 1k cir purchases direct from import exs Hime!. “As (o tho Tongth of timat hild cqually fixeaso far us inances were con- | of Fifteenth and”ea-t of Right which has alveady appeared in the tele- | oy cat nen, 18 interesting himself in | besides having by fa gest and linest st in the 'Westto select from. T 10 oanld Aot Bis - iTive o dy i fully | corned, l'ml\ objeet ot proco xnm of | streets;also that part of the city orth of | graph —columns of the Bee took forage, for whichhe | Ourdirect importations of FRENCH CLOCKS, BRGNZES, MUSIC BOXES, OPERA { alimony of this kind, the judye suid, was | Cuming, we rhicenth and eas| + Jast month. ‘The cireumstance, a5 | clatme n excollonco that no native grase | GLASSES, Ete,, and ART GOODS from PARIS, VIENNA, uud other leading markets, cx 1o 4 back roon roduced srpse. IEwas ahoerible looking sight, its having gnawed the body in o frigh ful mauncr. Dr. Crowell “performed a post mortem « nation, and the coro ner summoned a jury wid held anin shown some plain gold rings. Mr. Mandelberg responded their d mw\v' i set out a number of the articles | L new tock pounds | Saunddr 1-o that part of the « wk Gardner, who resides near the o uning, west of Suunders | Earl wer Dl Graham, an cs- Our stock of WATCIHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, Ete,, ctands without a rival ip DeWitt house, wis next_sworn and testi i i e of {hls city in point ud varicty, and all at fied: I called onthe DeWitt givls Tuesduy ecity;in nolnk of plostREC il NRROWTAHE AR elopec yobubl, piggh e develo L will probubly weigh ten | 45701400 the wife on an cyual ing \ . c Sray, are us follows: | o “,m, plant can approach. It 15 the | ceed the combined stocks of all other Omaha jewelers, with the husband in pressing in Adding the use and rents of the ¢ jan prickly comfrey (symphitum Millett house to the wife's share would | g ) ¢ her us | ersity of Mi wed | M.ummm aftornoon, and stayod. about o quarior of | Make hor aswell lixed Hnunclally ug th the Ame of u This f 1 ks rus well lin u Adoptes Retaeas e q rage plant introduced into I 3 = e o wao kv, s | usband: Fherotors, th Judgy rofued romrs o covsrres ‘ Lo s go 19 | Tand. seversl Yours siuow, 18 sapldly i OPULARPRICHS id ot sew Lathie, Lwas told that' Lalli | fORLIIBERRADILO veordiniint Bonee 8 iims —Recommending | 7y orvasing i favor, prosing i wory vilu was sick, but they did not know what the 1Y) BRL A 4 It HE 072 K ! The ollicers of the Ametiea hoard were | ble plant iving n supply of gree mmatter was. T talked mos rofusod to" appolnt a, reseiver to taka | Bightoontlystraot ba y vory glad to gain Ao valuahle n recsuit, | foodinihot nnd dry seagons, Tuclong B i e eharge of the hoise. "ho finnl hearing | the oard of education be s s aay | roots, which penetiat L unce ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Be sire to consult your interest by L\I‘In slekness. T thought she wits goin OF:E CORREY:2: N 1‘)‘, its sbaro’ of the cosl is an inflexible vole of the American | into the ground, er 1.|.»] it ll*:]*fl:\ LI | nspeeting ont stock before purchia to be confined, but did “not expeet” it so ay wafe, o o ° board not to send single men to the mis- | moisture heyond the rench ot ot 3 AR L B Nillinat liahr any e Sin kel raararap it 2 Fuypvfe, | S Announcing that the expenses | honrd ot to send single men to the wis | SECT T will sueeced inalnost any AniierlyTusiosiion fmil Tl o ) DMarshal Cummings fthe engineering { 5 | bl St Mail and Telegraphic Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention, bed room where Lillie was. Frank Shan- |, following letter from Ch ; e et abaut the middlo of | youns women are readily ncceptedd, Dr. | 80 "'l" nland iy S non, a bartender for Hill, used to come to DRG0k i bn- | city wiil be veduced about the middle of | (i was urged to provide himseli | tivited on land of a dry and seaiy A% £ mony & bastepder for 1L, bt como to | L1 S, TCoanui s . | ot month by $3.0 pet month. Adoptod. | TP e R Biovige LR | e i dotr” wotl on Toum, it I very MA MEYER & BRO., weeks ago while Iwas there. We drank o | 8way wife who deser \.d llll\llhl month: | “H]“( .;\l«i ‘[ fing luuunmvn"mfi Oct. 3. The young man iain’t_thoug hardy, \mlnmltul- [EoAla, I AR NN OBY y . bottle of wine tegether Iy e AL Talinl(C g5 ; e allowance of dami as appraised | L oy L s st L supplics a constant successi > Ne botileofine togetior and thon Lwent | alarshal Sumiingeriiier Bles &, XomoR | onilliowidening of Harney. sireot, from [ SOHSNSN, OF MEHIRIEN [Fansine Seupnliven boppian e s teE0 R 11in and Faruan Sts,, Omala, Neb. Lillfe Iately, and Tom H: eainbler. | years old and nye boys, the oldest 10 ye Nincteenth to Twenticth, the amotnt be A e | permanent. came to see Maggic AP \d the youngest a babe of only 6 months, | ing — §5.300. Alio recommending for | JEU wroli foraavife duing. the s mueh relished by all kinds of | anee arnel t ok Tist Prof. I M nhasen, well and fave the girls to puss the time e to vour clty ubout thie 106 of Novembe | furtl congideration the amount e e dir e briie | sither cut up and_mixed with { for severy : Yeturning to work | orbly known 1 direetor of the oty = nst. ortion o 1 L oreacel ) rd O o0 stro o Yoy C cos erim. : 4418 0 f ately. or mileh cows it is v i in s he 1 g d orchest ) wengerfes 3 Muggric DoWitt tostitied: 1 uni 17 years | thro ha enizen of St Joseph who hap- | oo :’l’l]w. i }{"l- from Far- | no one knows but himselt. Atall | el tely. “For mileh cows i lust evenin ten minutes ho met | grand reh v.\.A.l the n .\rl I.’ :l.,m old and Lillie is 19, Lillic was sick on '-mu"l tobein your city and ligl spe mln,.» 1:\\\ V. ‘\\m_.. o events, the time fe s departure eame \ e aluable, greatly incrcusing the |with the aecident. \\ £0 hus been en ad by e iug Fuchday A tho by s born e 3 | Lot horuis du irare. Ses et | bt avd Wator Works tocommend. | i v sl witetess o Kuorican | qusniiy of mik, ot 5 o vty S o e ket encithh o) et o'clock. 11 avent m and she whispered to | then at a place called the Lewis hotel on Ca : 1 1 JaRQE IS T ses for the | ooed declined to employ him, and he | sumed by domestic p oL Turner Oflie ’ eal Union ore ' o prol or Wi me that (he buby was born, but not to tell | it avenueand the woian we > » | use of the five department. Adopted decided to ¢ his own cxpense, He | vated by dividing the roots, every purti At a mecting held M iy night in Ger ere with his fumily at on y Johnson 1 went out again and 4‘-| ';\[ ]I;' W \Il}huiu" -.t I|u|’l le~ Lier maide “‘\u ul Recomm lullm‘ e pussing Iul relected A \’,| ), ' v, a3 his tield of 3 W which will oW wd ¢ u:\ soring | ooia hall th Vorol A R AR RL 8 iy am the husband of this woman ie_ordinance extending the city flee | [ihor : YAt o Naninr ith | is the best season for planting. It is very " y Mury went home and then 1y DG L R, i LA RER Rt hE Se tabor If‘ o |”,I ‘\.\f‘”:‘ \‘]:h th | 15 the beat suson ToF PRRSIE clean wud | olootod tho £ [ | Thig powdor ncver varios. A marvel of puk in anil saw the baby in the bed. | mode of lite, 50 as to give me some g ) y : i : father of the ehild is Sherman Me | Whist 15 best to do or my ehildren, s and dluoirig)ighta=Reporing st i ) Fuhis fellow | e from weeds, When the Jeaves have | ensuinge year ington. He lad been going with Lillic Citas, . GEx the candle pwr of the street lanps has yoars, of | grown cighteen (o twenty-four inches | Py sineo last winte 1o became acquainted | The polien have investigatod o | been according to oontract; in relution {o uid person, | 1 1 he ent and give t preside with him ata party. McFarmington is | and to al ontward appearanees is lead- |15 PORRARE H hakare e AUBLIEY | ), ) onateaehor in reen condition ; G, Gire now moving houses. e used 00 be | ing a respectable life ) "!w‘““' ch 1 ure that ther o ) Yot o six weeks a second eutting | Giin: tr b |L\l|wnuu‘ln-\.. hwestern road, but - good onuse for compluint, an OMm- | G, & A mutual srendy and nosud m ot cul- | gen'Robt. Rosenzw wis dischargs ather wis home Tae That Police Wagon. ",”‘v“"' m»“. y atforney canse i n Tachimg 5 ween Dr. Gra. | tings may be obtained through the sum wden, Wm. Schultz du\,lnn went «\\ Wy about 11 o’cloek, and O declined to sign that warrant for | Vestization of the matter in order to keep |y and M 3 > course of the | and autumn. It is cultivated for | 13yl Stein: libravian, K. Brande the | by awis born bont 2 o'clock. il | the p ol wagon,” said President Points SUImNANY 10 thein ot Adopted. | yovage. Tho vomiun ainated i the | one or two heavy enttings. The stoms |7 Phillip Andres, C. O A il anos befrs, aboutlorg yours | of ko o ofaduewion, 1o ravorter | munding vtgranteo o iy iy of | BiTEias of the conple ut Constantinople | SO "% R goct Bindd i may i e | 14 mipy o1 I T B R A | yesterday, “simply wise it was ill the matter ing bonds to cover the | o001ty commissioned by the Ameriean | eut with an ordinary hook, tied up in Broke His Arm, tentled hor. The baby lived for nearly | The bourd has no right to expend money | 1) bor cent yoserve 1o the Barber Asplialt | §,o,rd | bundles and convey he homestend |y, 0ine Genzler, an old man iy Wt wonths and thon died in a spasi | for such purposes Paving compuny, us the coumitles did | "y (iio Iciter vecelved by M. Brayfrom | 03 roguired. Lonifioy may be depended |0 S Ty of Fred Schmide, s o cutting teeth, When I saw this last Secretary Conoy yesterdany said [ {0 R Sl propriety of such ac s nicce, she S thit she is in good | upon t give threo cultings o year, edeh | (850 PR SGEG 0 i ed on th s dead, and the cord seemed 10 | (hat he did not think that the payment of e health and spirits, her marr cutting varying from 150 20 {ons to the LA JUSCHNSE ound its neck. - We talked about it, | 00 Ly the school board would be i legal Dotz ANCES : oIV having turned P | acre, wecording to the scason. A walk infront of K all Monday v ; upout i | §100 by the school bou A b a lega eclaring the necessity of constrncting U ST ek VR Tt} a remarkably valuable plant for | indin falling broke R e an Wil | measure but declured that if the matter | & vi duct ulong Sixteenth street, over the ot R 8 | | horses and young stock, and it will fat- | the wrist. Dr. Durro {hced th sted by law My, Points would in s of the Union Pacitle and Bu H S vrors ~er Py ten pige and produce” splendid pork | tupe which, owing to the suffirel id probably have to sign the war- | ton & Missct 1lro: 1 requirie NS foh eontei i ithout any other food, It is a grand | wus very painful I was in the house ; e 16 the oity e _prepare "’"”.] e | »..‘m\..,m ehods snd Dr. (Fabaws in- | plant to mix with ether fodders for the s e when Mary Johnkol G I as not yot issued the T with the | Gruments, went ¢ P St o he messenger boys of the A w]«""nn |‘.\ x'fi:'; A Al Erani i ey bt will do 6 in & | oat m.m ‘costof such wol a [EAmeRIS went down in w storm. Both | 500000 il gladly give any | sorvice, have been provided with new was sick. «h,\l""‘»-l-l ! nn'filluwl;usrk'u [ 1o g of th o 4‘.\.1 iBfice o h;‘ Tarkey 2 h(.‘.x.-.u,.ll. n;w]lul v to proCuring | caps, of navy blue cloth, with flat tops Lillie DeWitt, the mother of the clnld, | €ontest the case there will in all proba- | lowed ‘,-» esolution by Schroeder, in - s, mode of planting, ete., by apply e A tent i batoutiaily us | bility e some interesting developments AliiHpge s g d af publle works 40 ad. | CLOSE MONEY, ) him at Omaha until the second | MEoT had her younger sis Magurio. Pollos oo > ver or bids for the erection of the via g s, . | ck in Jun y, when he leaves fo AAZLEN S ce Court Dockoet. to be of wood and forty-six feet | @mabha Lithographing Company Un- 0 M m'll‘."]""i";':‘;;f“‘ once i the J0ey | Judge Stenberg disposed of the fullow- thivty fect of which shall be road- | der Mortzage—Gareabrant & Cole. | s DOCT R CMENAMY Toll, Alor o fow woments debbers | fng cases in police court yesterday vy, Adopted Phe Omaha Lithographing and Sta Sporting : ] TROMYTOR OF T B hsolutely Pure. I T A < 1 George Anderson and W. C, Dickson, Pr Inlv)uu the inspection of steam | tiousry company y 3 All arrangements have been completed Omaha Metllcal .md Surgical | tion caused by gross neglect, but without | drunk and disorderly, £5 and costs uilthe exaination of engineers | chattel m g to Richurd ) | for the six round : mill b eTITV ty, strcugth wnd wholgsone (043 More econo { " " = s of then: Reterred - AN g s f ', R 18 ST, AND CAPITOL AVENUT 1 v p Hof )] folonious intent on the part of the moth: |~ Sam Lewts, vagrant, twenty days in | " Extonding the five limits of the city of | 5¢¢1e bim upon his tndors [ Rat Mal f Buste ) " Shiae s il shau s ordiiary Kiads a3 SABR L8 S8 ;'I:“ The guse, therefore, will be dropped | oouney ail O3 TS ST e e e e : ) N al | of Sout sha, whic .:‘ il ; Chronic and Surgical DIseases. | o woiht fim or phos Daate powders, &.:o re » 3 A . ¢ . 1 o0 ouse 3, Dasse » ! f ompa col s | the ting rink Saturday ex! o | only’ in Coyul Baklng Powder Co, RN Lty fah t1o dond haby wak tuakon | 38\ n.‘..i‘u.v,. tt, suspicious eharactor, | Court house square Passed. | Lk or 43,0 o SOV S9HS} 1". shutlig i »m aturduy wight sost . 2 g | gy o owng” 160y ul " Hmiln , to Drexe! & Maul's undortuking establishe | discharged with instruction to leave t e council then adjourned J. Cunings and Edward Hay | Both men are wm good condi P ’ ol $ ¢ Mot ; 4 o e wated an Fourtesnth stres training hard, and it is probable that the iR SPRIKG UEH“;LES- ment, where it will e held unt]l My, | city. ; DISSATISFIED EMPLOYES Biod.on Faurioenth stroet oG will be an interesting one. . On : o e ' OVER 400,000 DaWitt, the girl's father, returns home. | donn Commings, fighting, $5and costs. | X tween Douglas and Dodgo, It seoms | 1ectib ba un Wwieresting one, | U e is now at Valley, but will probably John Smith and Jolin Gilfeather, tight mble inthe U, ght H that the afduirs of the cqueern have b l the su night und at the I 1 same to Owyha Batiirday. Lo Khiew that | | 10 and costs Knights of uittee. [ In Bad Shape for o fow wocks st and | Ross and Hourihan will run a - tei mile tho child wawn born and Was dualy but s | Glarge W, Yatey, petit laveeny, tventy | Fora day or so theve have heen rumors | iy praphstors have by unable to pay | 14 )l hin «he had burie ) > y a8k Nature he ‘1‘1‘“1‘ Ty Eh lll‘l‘.‘ \\]'w l‘x‘l}\\l‘l‘u’»“vln\ duys in-vouuiy of troub mg the U P. freight house O A “wll M Bk ‘,,f. y 4 Squeezed by the Oars, v i u doodyd Duial, His Uaughtor o Badly Bruised. employes, on account of the action of woked off work. Cutings I n Pu brakemin, named i i L Presses a dbtormination to hereatier lead | A young man named Charles Carter | Mr. Ousler in laying off some of the | partner, thus compelled tw wething | ik ca oy owaaly. £4 8 virtuous lifo appeared before Judge Stenberg late | older employes. ~Every year ut about salvation, la ! i | gy g bumi v 3 ilge Stenberg Lo yes. ) et } 3 ; lers, 1 . and 2 iding Vehicle mad . 4 o ad swore o this season there is 8 slackness of work, leading to the above morgg W badly sque collar bang wslers, 1 u ricle mude. Dr. MeKenn encalled [n to at. | desterdny amd swore out & warrant wsou there is @ sl of woi and badly sq 1 i A% 1o 3 funds. . e Adidr gend the wo days' old ehild of 1. Smith, | for the arrest of a Pairteenth strect aud one or more of th of men are was broken and hest badly bruised factul wale. Add for | FRIVAT! LIRCULAH TO men 5 GARRABRANT & COLE 7 \ DR. MCMENARY, 2410 Irenc strect, which was born with o | butcher, Joseph Cotby, who hud knocked |l off or dischur Last week sor sarrabrant & Cole, the wihe o to- | He was taken to p h's hos Or Oama M 'y broken arul, i down with o heavy maliet, of the men—wmany of whom had been in ecoiist shut up Moud wid De, G th Lo in at e Al &