Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1886, Page 8

J THE OMAHA DAIL BEE: MONDAY. JUN ; Last week we got word from Boston by tclegram that there was to be sold to the highest bidder six lots of Clothing that carly fill one car. We tele- | graphed at once to our friends to buy the lot if 0. K. The goods are now under the roof at 1113 Farnam 8t., at the TWO ORPHANS. The store is - erowded with people selecting from the closing stock. Now is the opportunity for every person in want of good clothing. Why, $10 will buy a $20 suit og clothes. $7 and $8 will buy a $15 suit, $3 will buy $5 all wool pants. ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS | WILL BUY ATHRER DOLTL.AR PANTS At the Yankee Clothing Store. | + the fact is that the PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY. The News Grist Gathered From the Gate City. IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEETINGS The Cable Line—Mrs. Frank Ar- rested—A Deserted Wife—A Sneak Thief Caught— Minor Mention, Railroud Racket. Mr. Holdrege, of the B. & M., says that the contract for the bmlding of the see- ond one hundred miles of the Grand Island extension has been awarded to John Fitzgeral The work commences @ point on the prairie ncar no pl nd exteuds to another place ~|1||1Lnl) situated one hlll.(lll'(l miles we of last luml.n referred to the ch the B. & M. extended on last across the bottoms. The vas done quictly and the line had hardly been finished before a loaded freight train was rolled over it and braked, from the Missouri to the base of the blufls behind Metz's brewer: All this was done in the name of furnishing tracks for Howell's lumber yard, which is to be placed on the bottoms at thi oint. 1t was no sooner scen, howey han the Union Pacific commenced to ex- tend its track southward from Coots’ fac- tory. They made the extension until they reachied the B. & M. track referred they met on the edge of the runs througli that part The B. & M., watchful of the -muu-mvms commenced 1ck on the south side of the slough, which is really a continuance of that of the Union Pacific on the north of the slough. Both companies affect to bhave no interest other than that of what appears upon the surface. but jon Pacific at the ng seems to have been check- undoubtedly their mh-nt to e from their track at a point dge around in the rear of y to their new depot on ones streol To do this they would have to cross the ‘B. & M. track or Howell land b fore mentioned. The foresight of tl latter road, with their track running east and west and the other extending south a8 o continuance of the latest spur of the Union Pucific, has to a certain_extent prevented the ing out of this idea, at Iwm for the nt. Union 1% btained a u.mpm ry injunction to restrain the B & M. from further extension of their tr: in the territory named. YTES AND PERSONA Chief Clerk W k, of the freight de- partment of the Union Pacifie, has gone Seventh and 'K . on & western trip * the auditor of Frank Wells, chief clerk in the office of cnts’ accounts, is to be mnrriud next week to Miss Brown, of this city. Mr. George C ummings, the new land commissioncr of the Union I fully snulmt down to his dut everything is running smoothly change: inthe office have yot been made. engine (716) appeared on the under (Im e o h s eylinde: on any (-wummnho ' of any kind of work, and when she 4'\‘I» broken in will be one of which the com- pany will be proud. She weighs fifty tons, three tons more than 8 though one would not ¢ \l" et such we an engine \\Im I looks only of about the average 3 Gene lhc Manager Kimball that the inucstigati i Council Blufts was a hignly ridiculous affair all around, and stated it as his n]umnn that that the C. B, men had totally failed to prove their charges of discrimination agninst the Union Pacitie. ASneak £0Y8) Thiet Caught. W. H. Watson, & middle aged mo th a silk umbrella, gold-rimmed eye- glasses and & general dandy appearance, Was brought into the county juil about noon Saturd Helwas looked up in one of the iron cages, and acl of larceny was booked against him, " Watson, it scoms, had stolen a pair of shoes from Kelly, Stiger & Co., and wpon being pursued, fled through the erowds which were gathering to sce the rade, nml ran around the postoflic jong his pursucrs was John 1 . This gei ml.-umu Bucce furing him w flice buildin, m b u ella and mm\ on the supon that urned the compliment in a t style with NH h~\ Watson lowed ¢ I 3 prned him over to (mu.x Jusperson, ~ who came up just at tl lot of y one of In his flight Watson drop welry, which was picked up i bystanders and turned over t .~ ‘The prisoner, howeyer, owing about the jewelry. The .nppu sition is that it is stolen, - Courts, T “Thursten » county of Dakota, made to tho petition of ociety for Savings at Cleveland, de- ng the uullu of its i~sm- of # that the the oflic hunv “nuthor sluation of the .| - When Mr property of the county. The answer enumerates 1 number of other jrregula ties, on the strength of which it Ilup«-'« to eseape liability for the same. Joln 1 nl«-nlln]m of Central petition for § MeDonal, son, . w. and of th: City, filed ainst M. J. R M- ms, Lol l’v<in::vr, mer- o place. These men it is alleged chs that Lindenholm grocer at that place, while advertising to sell thirteen pounds of sugar tor on dollar really sold only eleven to twelve pounds for “that money, thus injuring, 80 it is elaimed, the good name of the plaintiff. She Wanted Them to Ligh A certuin Mrs. Hansen, living on T'wen- ty-second and Izard streets, appeared in police court Saturday as complaining witness against M. Hansen, who, though same name, is no relative of hers, ccused him of wilfully assanlting "he testimony developed quite an amusing st affairs. It was shown that Mrs, had gone t the house of the defendant late last evening, accompanicd by abutl d s animal fell in with a large ca wned by Han- sen and the two fell fighting.” Mrs. Hansen tried to urge on and in- sisted that the two should be allowed to fight it out. Hansen, on the other hand, to separate them, and when hé to llul'“( did not suit the y she had Hansen arre. was released by Judge Stenberg. Deserted by Her Husband. Mrs. Mary Nelson, a tall, gaunt-look- ing woman, came into Judge Stenberg court Saturday and d that her husband, who had been living with her at 111 North Fourteenth street, had run away from home last night with their little seven-year-old boy. He left a card on dresser announc- ing that he to look for work d b however, son’s supposition was that a Mrs. Elliot, who lived in the swume house had stolen the money. Judge Stenberg arrant for the arrest s he did not consider the snli«-nnt Mrs. Nelson went ‘hufl,” abusing the judge roundly. Union Pacific Employes® Gricvances, Master Workman Neashan of the Knights of Labor, is expected to arrive in the to-day. He is on s way from [Cleveland, where he [hs been in - tendance upon a convention of the order. He will remain here possibly till Tuesd ne will go to Denver, where meeting 15 to take place next While here, the discrimination against the older employes at the Union Pacific freight depot in favor of young and less experienced favorites will be re- ed to him._ Since the reference to the in the BEg, some time ago, Mr. r, agent at this point, [nmn'wll to give ¢ it his attention. £o Made His Escape, An expert pickpocket succeeded in robbing a gentleman near the corner of Fourteenth and Farnum of pocket- book Qcontaining 30, as the thief was about toldash aw valom:m turned around, amndis ‘gins 1is wallet, made a jump for the offender, He eaught him by the coat and held him, meanwhile shouting for police ~\~l The pickpocket managed to break and running _down R aen i w to Twelfth street when he pe from his pursuers, The vietim lu his pocketbook with , but had several hundred dollars left which | had stowed away in an inside pocket ssioner Arrestod issued Satn for the ai Mike Meanc sioner, on the charge of having Mike McDonald, € nmlvl Lnant that he was talking to M to the disposition of sow being removed from his property at |lu~ corner of lmm-.~u|n and Mason’ streets, when M igered and struck him onthe head knocking him McDonald ~hm\u| fight and was sy, when friends of M stopped the rest of trouble Caused by Electricity, Goldsmith, pri tor of the Misfit parlors, came down to his estah lishment on the cory ifth and srnam Suturday he store so fitled with smoke that it was imp sible to sce one’s hand six inches Inquiry showed the fact thata spark one of the «lulnt ghts haa dropped down llimn a table of clothing and set it afive. He set to work and »n“lxl) ex- tingui: hul the smouldering blaze “with- out th tment The loss \\ulh« 1209, I'nis is the third fire in a \l'vrh\nv store, eaused by an eleetric lamp, m\hm the Lu\) ar, His l'ucLu cut, Saturd f the curlous of town w s depot to see th indivi wve remained at home ore. His name is Heu o'clock he wa 1 hunting around for kis pocket-book, which contained §35. | He was also aiixious to meet the man uim cut his pocket before he knew wha J been done. But at last accounts bi part 1 who He lives at Gil- y Wran. About There was one curiosity hud not been gratilied, s in the vieinity of the Union Pa- | »me in. | should | THE MASTER AMUSEMENT. Omaha Circus Goers Delighted with the Cole Shows. W. W. Cole has the largest main circus tent that was spread in Omal An idea of the immense s ot the may be obtained from the fact that wi is a full one eighth mile race course, and the seating e is still outside of this. The capaeity of this mammoth spread of canvas was taxed to its utmost to accommodate the thousands who wit- nessed the Cole shows in this city on Sat- urday afternoon and ev. The tent, itis well to remark here, i the smallest teature of the Cole show, which the unanimous verd of the thou- sands of pleased people who attended it in this vity, is the largest and best that has vi Omaha for an he show is complete in ev part. The menagerie nul museum, while not large, is aation of novel s > feature There bsence of the cages of and wart hmu that to” nll up Hu- street pmuh-..nhn much Jadvertised ‘‘greatest shows on earth.” The me: ie contains the newest features of th kingdom. “The cireus is the best that can be given by the ninet rtists who take part i form! sin the three rings. The ked riding, rope walking, tric ned dogs, ground and lofty ing, jugaler v wple y well regulated circus never better |nu~un|ul than by the people. In addition the re a number of new featurcs, including the Silbons in their trapeze work, statuary grouping and feats of strength, the Jockey dog and the dog that tur ns som- ersaults nan ship ¥ worth the price of admi shows. To circus goers and amusement loving peo- ple everywhere the Cole show is cordially commended. 2o Usury Again, On last Thursday Charles E. Stratton replevied a team, wagon. and harness from W. L. Levan. It was half of a principal, John 'l seems Stratton loans money te of interest for other people In this instance W. L. Levan borrowed $350 of Stratton on July 28, last, and secured the vayment of the mote by a chattel mortgage upon his two teams and ontfits, One outfit has been taken by Siratton and sold. Levan has alveady paid from 0.to $500 on the mort , and yet smands §174 and | interest. n refused to Hence the replevin by Stratton. Levan ms to have been injured by thes dings. Another writ ul issued to t ton, but the ited the tes refuses to with a view of to his terms. This case is set for he: to-day before Judge Ber represents Levan, Stratton appearing for himself. [his is done forcing Levan to The Oable Railway. ident S. R. Johnson, who has j returned from a trip to Chicago, Louis, Cincinnati and other cities, in the interest y, reports that he has closed seve nt matters, preparatory to com- e work on the line, he route, () was still a matter of question, Work would commence, he d, as soon as the material could be gotten her The property owners of Dodge street held a meeting Friday to see about se- curing the e for “that thoroughrare. Im some reason or other there was not number present, and 1o steps 0 toward of! bonus. An Honorable Legion, A good sized delegation of the of Honor of this state will leave here on the 23 inst., to take part in the installa- tion of the oflicers of the Kansas depart- ment which will oceur on the 24th, eral MeCook has extended a cordial in- vitation and it has been very genevally epted throughout the state. The in- wtion will take place in a tent on the ade grounds of the camp _which ed “umid the most beautiful natural irroundings. ‘The work of the mstalla- tion will be performed by Colonel Nick- erson, Pre Legion Dancing by Day and Night. The North Omaha brass band, a new and promis associ under the direction of Prof. Toozer, forme of the Union Pacific band, will give a picnic at on the 19th inst. They vireut of the street car lines i the afternoon then go to \\!n 0 in the evening a moon- :¢ will be held, iz the park, light dat Robbed in His Room. Dr. Van Scott, a medical man from Plattsmouth, who registered at the City Fric :portea at police head- wrters to-day that he was robbed of during the night, Saturday upon waking, he found his door o and his pants lying out in the hali, wh i 1 cvidently becn thrown by the v he had rifled them. csted in Minnesota. Cummings received a B g that Mrs nk, alias or, had been arvested by the police in »lis, on a descriptive telegram ! sent by the authorities of Council Blufts { She s now held there on a charge of ltuupmg her bonds, and will be brough ack 10 Qmaba at one. county, Neb., to sell or trade for merchandise. Address John Linderholm, 614 8. 10th St., Omaha, i Opelt’s llnu-l Lincoln, Neb,, opened March 15th, fi u-Lm in' every respect. Bnnk (’ll‘nr)ll 3 The bank clearings for urday were 0. The total for the past weck 2,506.60. POWDER Absolutely ‘Pure. This powdernever vares. A marvel of puri ty, strength and wholesomeness. 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