Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 26, 1886, Page 8

[ \ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1836, and found that it needed flues, and he { nedy J ne San Francisco Chroniele: Dr. Swan in bad shape and that he must effect a sct v i t . What Can be Parchased in the Loeal | KanedJ ne C P elates. a vory sad case of the ruling tlement before July 18t P, | was going to order the Roard to secu M rFts— ;:l nes ('”\\ " Knowlton E G : ,‘;I:,,,” '1“‘”':‘" i!‘\‘ '4'("!:7!( l' v"‘l“ “\‘h;."’“ The Jury Retarns o Verdict of Murder in | On Juno &7 e saw w1l of sale made | How the New Social. Evil Ordinanco Ts | S, cse o e et o Hnt |- The thritiy. Lousewits oan now find | Kelqo 1 b o ¢ Liehi W lieve a doctor's story, except in & case of . B¢ h over to Lowy for the. Smith stock, in con our years, and ye r. Jenking says | amole onpo! ot the seleetion o ok B ey (B cnre. e patient dies you never hear the Becond Degree. w\-’ L of ]i'vu:"' note and §1 U[m in Bound to Work. they are badly pitted, Fhis is brought \\';y‘r’r- W :v:\ F‘l‘\': ‘-\ \’» \Iv‘\“ ¢ }lv b l”:‘ Then W ll":"‘(“v:‘lm o N3 viwml:l HZ( vlm‘-’n:\‘rh' Tiite ;‘uy:»«‘(ny‘»).u.'«y»l r cash ¢ overheard a coaver ion furth v i wrladagl rhd e il for T t 1 about by the oxidation of the iron by al- | yyo i y Landen K tor has to find some explanation ‘of the A PROBABLY FATAL AGCIDENT. |¢rmore, in which Smith stated to Lowy | An Intoresting Intersiow with dudge | lowing water to stand i the boiler from | oo wbanoi il abed il i Cl L3 | ! phenomenon, Doctors, ‘of cotrss, soe & hat the «cll wis all a blind, in order to A e = ™ i home-grown varietics, is middl ile oyd A B2 t : enable him (Smith) 1o escape the wrath Stenberg—A New Scheme— spring to the scason when the boiler is | thia ently summer fraite. sneh ae pyepber, | 1ndon & e HR A il B o A U. P. Shopman Crushed under the | of his creditors. On that evening, as Mr Facts and Figures again put in use. The water is allowed | piee. blaskberrins. chorrios AtS ot | § VAL AL LU IR L LR i Teaving Wheels—A Chinese Litigant Moies goes on to state in his affidavit, he a—— to stand, Mr. Jenkins says, because of soheie In stemtsnss |} world wiille tho dow of Iif went 1o the Paxton house, where Smith o g " Police Matters ilrond HACLR foom, Sith { sy, buller and | A reporter for the Bee was detailed | OTders, but whose orders they are he d Strawberries, which a few weeks or even \ Yot ann Trewiria o saam "';"-,»’ T8, Mattors, Etcd Mr. Shibley. Cole and Lowy were in | yesterday to interview Judge n. | Movknow. Such treatment has destroyed | dags ago were to bo found in large quan ) h R i wing certainty of tl 1t —_ e “"”““';“'\‘\”l”- "“""|‘I‘”-lv_m\ was | berg of the police court, concerning the ‘w“' which onght to have lasted ten | titios, and at low prices, are becoming 1 passing beanty of the world—the bricht His Neck Saved. T e T e lor, on the | effort that the new social evil ordinance | YNy Jenkine says that new flues are | SCarce agam. They are of inferior qual ; m . vision of all the happiness and the joy Yostorday at 030 o'clock the jury | ton between the three mon. . Mojes says | TCently passed by tho ecouncil, would | also nieeded at th high school, and he | ity, and will soon disay altogether. . re the heavy shadow hanging over all {n the Ballard ease filed into court. Their | that he heard Cole tell Smith that the have upon the finances of the eity. In | will order them to be introduced as soon | In the way of vegetables, there 18 nothing ¢ X Itis .w;u'. vl ! said the gentle doctor; abpearance botokened the sleopless night | money, $10.000, which had been paid to [ discussing this phase of the question with | 8¢ possible. Some months ago one of f especially to note. In the way of pisca o LA gL B epent in their room, sehile Lo | Suith had“been_ handed back to him | tho judgo, some interosting facts concorn. | e lies gave out, from the sio eae | torial-delicacics, blue-fish are the lutest olistert Jayer K o st [ die ey had spe U | (Cole) and by him k to Lowy eferred to in the Center sirect flues, un e ' Mora ) ¢ “hellmo, dootor, Grebe mounted guard on the outside. In | Further conversation ensued, which es- the report gained eredence that the boil VEGETABLES vt feived Y Mozl O Lellme, doctor, one thing before 1 response to the usual queries propounded | tablished the fact that the sale was ail a of lind exploded. The latter, however w cuenmbers sell for 5 cents each Marehead P O .,‘}“" Lt WYHiEleric of the ocart, the: Jury said | Biind [t1s pretty generally understood that | was not the case, thougn defective flues | Cauliflower is worth from 5 to 15 cents Y Manus J 2 eI inge color after Still another aflidavit is from Hunting: | this ordinance vrovides that ' every | &re not, for that reason to be tolerated. | g Dhvatay is d 8¢ 5 conits & bk McCall Iy de :i\\ § 1 Srentied | | ton K. Kenyon, who begins by statinis | sporting woman shall pay a fine of at y — Now raclishos two bnc & fkis Melkeljoln A Wi 1 dio 1 i document was formally handed to and | b 16 Swag in' nowise concerned with . Changing Troops. radishes two bunches for a nickle \[HnH,vw RIL p el happy ook as well read by that ¢ In substance | Siigh in husiness. Ho says that he went T'he officers of the Fourth Infantry, "‘,‘(”‘,‘ o LT Rt I M| ors ) i 1s those Smith givls on the day of judgs it was that he r found | to Lowy in Chicago some time hi 1 which numbers altogether about 530 | 2008 1Y b LR el ew green ’ LUE ment, anyway the defendant Smith had left Omaha, to colleet the | this,” said Judgo Stenborg in reply to | men making prepatations for the | and miee 5 - anoites for n dinie, Lgnsuy JN Nagl 1 —m— I i i [ money which Lowy Tad 'agreed to pay | the leading question of the teporter, L | fransfor of the rogiment which takes | oo aunt 0 cents a bunch. - Water | Nojek Norlem J M Weing of e Smith, He vefused to pay anything to [ do not believe that it is practicabl ‘ s 11011, IRKOS 4 oress § cofite i bunei, Lio:plar cent Noon I readi A Rorcon: Tine JenaNineg] el < place about the first of July ory- [ & pound. New turmps 3 bunches for ley 1, © Nils Vo vorioL ey A 10 Kenyon, but laughingly remarked that | the simple reason that the 5 sity intorest, such the £10,000 note which he given a he spol thing is packed up in readiness o New potatoes, from 40 to 60 cent ey fitd mevor: shown durinizthe trial. | Smith was so deawn. that it v women of the town can not aftordto pay |t~ leave. The soldiers, oficors | B Deck. Deassell for $aquart; Honte '\‘\‘"w\ s 5t lnst, the finding of the juty | gotiabl afine of §250 month, Evenif thecity | and baggage will bo transferred R TR i e Bl Ll ! PAVE ~AY — Wore te @ and aonvis i . g0 e transferred s, String beans sell for 10 cents was announced, Ballard jgave evidene Lot ad and conviet them, | o q speeial train on the Union Paciiic to art. Now beets are sollina of experiencing relief which he lind not POLICE COURT SOENES. there would be no place to put them | Idaho, Companies B. T. and K. gone | 1 nfs a bunch. New tomatoes felt in many woel e jury was e The county jail is already crowded to its | to Spokane falls and company C. 19, pound. Home grown carr and h o cimby sented A Chinese Plainti o . I H Jor 5 v el e L. e car « polled ud el of he mewn ot o inti utmost eapaeity and there is eettainly no | And to Fort Coenr D7 Alne, Idaho, | sell for ¢ pounds for a quarter that the verdict read was in part his Cases, OOt b Al W : nd company G. to Boise Bartacks. The | bage 10 cents w hes YTGHIS 81 ) X 5 s city jail. f f cents & head. Onions 50 to 60 hullll\:b‘u' R The most amusing feature of the police “What do you think about its efféet on ” :‘;(Iillll m'l.nmr\ m’n arrive here about | cents a head ::-nm;w r Pdar W Juil o awiit sentence, 1t 12 not probable | €ourt proceedings yestorday —was the | the finances of the ity [OFdden: ey (o . Heodlved do N B Bin e 0| iyt Lot i Hat his attorncys will move for @ new | trial of a negro, Peter White, tor assault- [ “Ithink the results of the ordinanes | tho removal the Ninth Ine[to 00 cents n dozen. Lemons | Hrattd o Dryor & San : ogard th | M Chinaman mamed &b Goon. It | will o crally discouraging. At prosent | §3ntes from this departumont to Arizona: | bring’ from %" to 5" conts, - tho UL TR I'he x'rnvmw.] rm’» I'Vlvnwl\r(‘-‘nw uh \|le ytl:‘vl seems that the negro had gone into the | we have things down to a svstem—in ’I‘Iu‘ S¢ u‘nl\wn\h.ln antry will come here [ outside price being for very choice | Rhers W fteed | 3 yerdict in the light of a victory, OhthaMNR S IR NALG £ 18 WRAIIRIE | Mot b 68iR1 a¥I LIRS HeveE Kosaras rom the department of Dakota. The | oncs. Bananas are worth from 25 to 85 | Rowe E Roberts W M they are backed up in this opinion by the . X . i Ninty Infantry has been here so long as | cents a dozc eawborries can yot be | Robinson G T urke J rdimeat ofmany - peoplo who | but failed to bring his cheek withhim and | regulated as it 15 at prosent. ‘The ofticers | to curn' the “wppeilation of. the Nmih | orrehsl e o SORES: & dUIAR o0 W mburi 1 1 BHve call.olong hold that the shoot. | did not get his clothes, He then and | go about from house to house ev Nebraska, . Caiitamin tostay g bk 10 W ing of Verpoorten was the most | there squared off and administered to | month, and take the name of o 3 — conts a pound; home-grown cher- | Ronison T mitted in 1 (i) 'v' I's Goon, the Chinaman, was represented | the compiled list te o. The v el L] 8 gang 'of men ome ring an n figure of 20 cents a ws \WV Dl et b ] | S MG e L s e Ll T Ll L g { in making ready for the new via- | other varieties 25 cents a quart k- | Richards J B senelin T a reporter, was that Bullard deserved to | by & Clhinese interpreter, who conducted | just who are obligud to pay fines, and a8 [ 4,04 of the Union Pacific over Thin I worth 20 eents a quart. Goose- | Keha I Rowe I W fings dnd that the defonso on the ground | the case for all the world like % “Mcli- | they come up with their money 1 check ol uip Lnion Sacitio over Thirteenhi Ju e n W cutsants bring 10 10 10} conte:| Hemington WL Ready W of insanity merest moonshine, | can lawye He 15 commonly known | them ofton the list. Those who do not | street had taken away the cast bank to quart. B i Roy 1, § w beginning to come in abundantly, the bright “world while the dew of life Mayer K And must I die®” she asked, Ing the probable wo:kings of the new law were brought out they had agreed upon a verdict, and the least $25 per month “My opinion of the ordinance is simply ODonnell R B Olds O M Ozden M The ve conght Attorneys O'Brien | as the “Chinese Dude.” pay before the 10th of each month are [ the required distance from the curb. | foilts o W,,,,,‘f,"”““ wricots sell for 20 | Sicd w o BRI 6 and Bivket. togethor with warm con: | ‘You hitce Chinee boy hard. he doce | arfgsted and fined. Phoyihiad w10 consttuatst awooden b C wren, Seaniiin v % el D s | Eitanily all,” said the interpreterex- | | <o uivderstund this matter more fully | port under the east end of the viaduct to | White fish and trout aro sclling for 15 Siversey oA ' : whom they had saved from t haltel citedly. ook at these figures that T n; prepared. | fiold up the track while the stone pier | cents a pound. Salmon steaks ar " 1 S X 3 ¥ The™ punishment. oxtends from ten | “You doan' hnow what yo' talkin’ [ In May, out of a total of 200 sporting | wnon ‘Wit it e T oot e | S ntas o | on steaks ure wortl | Blefan ity B Absolutely Pure. years to a life time in the penitentiary. | about,” returaed the defendant, ealmly. | women, 170 paid fines. Twenty-nine of | tyken Bt6Y67 aVRRIRD LR EATBSL Fresh codfish 18 to be purchased for 15 | Shaw T Soransoi 0 LT DR Aok “Belly well, me know just you did;”’ | these were keepers of houses J 5 ; S powidernovor varjps. A marvel of puri ' ) just y § keeper » | end will be supported m the same man- | cents a pound, while halibut ste Smith B8 Sorenson J ty, Btronath Al whologomenoss. More goon £ RAILROAD MA allee samee, returned the interprete 141 girls. The ~former —are | por, When theso rests are in place, both | worth 26 cents. Kels are worth Sonders J A Sichra omical than the ordinary kinds, nnd_cnnnot be 30 'long’ v, " sai JITO, COn- o latter ¥ b Stewart T 80l {n competitio; o o ot o o 'long, now, "' said the negro, con 1 B0 apicce, the latter %6, | thostone abutments will be removed and | o pound. ~ Flotnders are worth 123 cents | Sohiab Ay EREETY Loat, Short Welthb s o phOSHIAIE. oo dere, General Manager Clark Talks—Notes | teviptuously. Now the fines collceted go to the school | iy their place, with a distance of one | a pound. Sea pereh are woath 124 ! 1 anly i cans." ) G POWDER € R, Parabials “You hitteo China bog, and go to door | fund and the costs to the geueral fund. | Rundred foet cepcating them tho new | Bomnd. Salt coliioh tonsues sl fo 3 | Jotes! S 486 Walir. 8 Now vork, v A O RER G to see if any one lookee, ind den go back | Of the 86 paid by the girls, $3 is fine and | walls will be erected, : | cents a pound. Fresh lobsters sell at Tay aylor 1© A 2 i R The expansive brow, ruddy features | gnd hittee China boy again.” #31s costs, so that. £33 wonld go 10 the | “Another gang of men went to work | North river shad soll at §1 oach for rog | Tutkow Tramerd Rotice, _and ample form of J. rk, general You'se aliah. You can’t prove half | school fund and %123 to the general fund. | this morning getting the piles and pile L unton her- | Tansey J ¥ Taylor J G SRR R manager of the C.,M. & St. P. rond, orna: | what you'se saying,” was. the negro’s | OF the $10 paid by the lindiady driver and stone in position to commence rket at 5 cents cach, | 3 . X i 0 Oflhoe. oF e atiiet Tronsaton. fos mented the entrance to the local oflice of | PRIV i | ey ey b ]h_',,(""xll"l'h"'u the ercction of the viaduct on Elcventh [ Fresh perch are now in the market, | Wikt Wek the saie of $10,000 0f §£5 bonds in denominations that' rond yosterday. {Ho ~was ap: | Thiswrangle would huve keptup all |ithese ligures soparately by 29, the street from Jackson across the tracks. and sell at 12} cents a pound. b [ Wrteht Y © Wit 1t 0 euch. | Bonds rin s years with option prouche a Bee reporter and asked | day,if Judge Stenberg had not put a of landladic find that $1 = catfish also on b i e - s 1 ' V. Ive ycars, Interest 6 per cont, payable X A b, Wl < A vkl kil selling at 15 cent: Wordwe o J Wilson T DI, TH PR be I 1o d 10 1 the object of his viit here, stop_to it by fining White $10" and | this amount s costs and 4303 fino, - Thus, Death of George Livesey, ound. B justin scason; fresh | B I3 Wardson J bide e R GRICH Dirosgat “Oh,” said he,"1 am just riding around | COsts. ; g o total amount collected, 81,136, & Mr. George Livesey, son of Henry Live- | caught, 10 cents a pound. Pickerel are [ Wia o O F White ¢ K Soion looking for the cool anil shady breezes of | Henry Austin, roprincips would go to the general fund and $626 10 | g0 " dieq Phurs i i | now i’ the market, fresh, and sell at 12§ | Wildenbe Williaws J L % — _— il B BatINRRVeRIE (fonatthems T | thas Bliootingiiisa on Thursday chool fund.In the month of June there | 863 died Zhurs 18 - bhor 8 1081 | Gunts' a pound, - Fresh, inackorel’ are | Weltzeld C Walh N Potlter & M th guoss Pl have to make a seareh for them | Dight, was fined $20 and costs. Andrew 0 185 girls, " und thirty-threo keepers | dence on Capitol avenue, of heart dis- | Lol 1% funts apicce. Frosh pike Nzl Yestlake H O egeatn, S e A T kee™ | Crully, who stole the chain from Annie | of houses. By the same process of figur- | ease. He had been sick for a day or so o White C W Wells 11 Law Reporters and Copyists, Upou the shore of one of your big lakes. i z Dy )\ n fro 3y ¢ be for 15 cents a pound, as do also black | ywhite € velis H - oo Btiore ol onn oL your b | Jack as_mentioned in Thursd: r that the total amount” of | past, but until Thnrsdav afternoon his | bass, Croppies perel and blue-ish retail | Woker s N N e Stute Agents for Nobraskn, ge and Mr. Bird. “T'hey had left before sentenced to twenty ¢ 4 Stod thigmontHEwIBINA0N6f [ FoREE Was Hor ranT v At iy Cr e o bas | 5ei10) v 2 L SRR e v \140, as not re, o s se : be- 12} cents per pound. Walker Lurrived.” Tam not licru fn the 1nterest ( the county duil. ' Several uninnorta BRI o eocol (iiand iRsatinG Frogs’ legs sell at 40 cents per dozen. | Young Young 0 of any frolght fight, becanso™ I do. mot | cses of vigrancy, drunkenness und dis- | $334,to the gengral fund. lor the | Sk S0 rapidly “MEAT, POULTRY AND GAME Youne A ) know that teight fight is taking | tarbing the peace were disposed of. he <<:||‘~‘ h__“u venues une :ir l[«; done for % Spring lamb is one of the delicies of | Zellar H Zetter W place. N s any contemplated, at ARG s e L ‘f,“.'"_ VLY l“-" ]I, The dece: of age, and | the season. The hind quarters bring LADIES LIST. least so far as my knowledge extends, RUNAWAY WIFE, HONSITULCUR.L eed to the |y young man of many ble s of 50 each, the fore quarters $1 2 nde o “Tam ) to.say, " oA — letter this revenue, which constitutes over AR leth ettt e 4 Anderson 11 Anderson A iR sy g R biE mun | o e e | BHIE ol thet Ao titset bt T aracter. He had a large circle of he best cuts of sirloin sell for S, | Borish mrs T Boachard s with a mischievous smile, “that the Chi- | © y ¥ inrag forca il Hwdlo TG o R e o Rolisy snds in’ the city who smccrely mourn | rumpgand upper part of round s Bagley mrs 11 3 Barker A eago, Milwankee .]\~ .Tl_ I;\\l|l roud .x]., s Husband. ““H:i-m 0 l“"xill‘l‘)’«“fi‘:x' ”lhlt)“x\ltl ‘i‘u'n:' death. Roasting ribs, firm and juic, Barnes s J B Barager mrs G IT not care cularly about fights, | Yesterday ayoung Cgentleman with | DOthing. Asl sa ofore, the majc The funeral will take place on Sunday af- | be bought from ' 10 to 12} Buiris 1 Burton 1 though it Is just as able to take cate of | 4 blonde mustache and a rather exaited | OF the sporting women ean not aftord to o uL“s ol el o ¥ & iRt telde Veal comes high, from 1: Blakeman mrs 1 Berry mrs W D Type-writer supplios and paper kept in stock itsclf in such an emorgency as any other - 2 pay this fine, and those who cun are Soclock Tram the fafe residence. | cents, according 'to the choiceness | Butler Byres 1 S oncatiog ol hy 3 A 3 o o rag rong] o r to fig! e la The res — H 3 v 3hrl: OMAl N N, N LU IN corporation. We ary getiing consider- | ¢t of fe through | going to fizht the law. The _rosult will Celebrating the Fourth. of the part. - Sweet breads can be pur- | BUlts € BUIKEIL GAHionAL BATE ARG Ondad REIn hom Ty SE > pissan- | DAZE! acific depot | be a dead Toss to the eity. Now I have | ¢ rikbsheet, SBBRBAtb CeH e T T COrRtbReL & s mrs ¢ Clark mirs 13 TON ST, W b mors i, our St o, e BRSEN | v s farge whivs ook andn trunk whioh | S Wi cun b appitod whdee | o Somo of tho pnljo spiried itzens of | Shiaet ot i sonte s puir, Corn beol le | CooiP gl el AESINCTON STARDARD, Y TE.¥ATTER Gago, and that is, a8 you know, because | belonged to him and which | this ordinance, and which I'think will be | Omaha have determined that this city S o OarloniSIC Callahan mrs L in: which ) ] A ) cuts. Prime log of mutton can be had Tor | Cassel Cs b tBOm b OEl: tho bast.h i dsappeared with his wifo | DeStall around. Itis to fine the keepers | shall duly celebrato the national birth- | 12} cents; mutton chops 123 to 13 cents; L Eyl'énsa'go v M CIATE 5 Hog] ses from $25 to $50 each, and the T e el bl Bl o % HbE oKe A i Mere Mr. Clark wanted to laugh, but from Albia, la,, Thursday morning The | girls living therein nothing at all. This ,and have ,appointed themselves a | ham is worth 113 cents in bulk, 20 cents | Carney ns I Cotton RCRRETI teatiice ol 10 Foporytr (dis; mans o vas Nieh Polz, “He liad | would drivo a gereat many of the women g i, uess wo ape | lived at Albia and loft. there to procure | who are lfiving | abont town in r ! ERIARD i¥or the sume renson, I guiess, wo ato | omploymont in & mout-mayket i Fort | rooms | mto thess houses. I have | o0 July 5 (Monduy) and will be very [ BUITER AND EGGS. the | Deton wrs 0 Dormian mrs A getting hold of the freight also.” | SR Eariy” dhia. woek ho sent bis | o doubi but. that by ihig | fimilar in character to the one held here | | Butter from 15 to 2 cents o pound, the | Doylo s A Dow'h, Y 2 igh bills 2 to where he was then living. He look: could besecured. Supposing that | 1e5ts1n the day time and fi ks in tho | BEES ] on: 3 geier ied from this point to points on yi ; f H v d 3 ening w itute > progr: > R A Jued from this Point to poiuts on ST | for her Wednosday morning, but sho did | (hirty-fonr of theso paid a fint of 15 and | e¥ening will consiitute the progrmme LETTER_ L ¢ Gourley 1, Taught. 19IUM-pd sy, “pasurtaxy J10 PIOS ‘Jysuog ¥y special committee to carry out arrange- | sheed. Pork, 1010 12} cents. Sausage, | DukesL -~ - Davies mrs ments. The colcbration_ will take place | 10 to 124 cents. Dimpie D~ Dinean M et (0L 110 100! ¢ bt 1 not come. He had been married to her | costs and six of the proprietresses of the | Of the occasion, Gen. Logan is to be at = i Gambel 5f ding Veblole mud, lerk "‘,“E—i‘l'%"‘ expression to the fact | govon’ months, and had not yet tired of | larger houses $30 and costs, you would | Crete on the Third and he'h kst of letters remaining uncalled for s e g at his road v ing “the earth, her e And sl siceutd o ol i S 5010 ¢ | gravhed to, with a view of secur : 5 4 Hoft coording Lo the welgh il Ea STl tabout- that e ho her. And still he could not account for | have a revenue of $1,150 from fines alone, y £ in the postoflice for the week ending {fman D tod du rind B0 apout thaty o M6 | her delay in keeping her appointment | for the sehool fund.’ The costs would | 1oF the Omaha celebration on the hith. June B4 1898 3 S | Hulbert P Hult - she c cd and sord by e et o A with bim. He took the first train | amount to $102, which would apply to — cupe SN Huked Hansen X M Doaleripapges see to the getting through of freight 4 g ) ) PPLY Suspected of Robber: GE! Hale mrs S @ Hays N V L B0 o ROt K B0 SRERIL for Albia only to find that his young and | the general fund. ‘T'his would make the Sonabe Y| GE MEN'S L i AT N nzs, but these gentlemen attend | 4y H i i FEXTI J Justice Berka fyesterday r ol Ambrossin Al : Harvey nus B Hanson I to details of a local character.” blooming wife just nincteen ye: total revenue from the social evil about f H ks ) 1A ;‘_“”‘ Hill M Hoisc mrs B R R st oy g 0 had eloped with an English b the same a8 at present. Any way youcan | ease ot Lirdosa Kakowsky and seve ATt Hostein 11 Horner R F BT coing H o aient ¢ venter, who had been attenti to her | fix it, under the new ordinance, the bulk | others, living in the vicinity of Queuley’s ,.”n“."l M Aiken I Johnson mrs Johnson mrs A 1t ry & 811 am going houe to-night or to-mor- | during his absonce. The latter tracked | of ths money thus collected s boind to 20 | soup factory. Wislaw Jaschinsky, a fo T Ak Jacobson M Jenks mrs A M ¢ Whiel oW them ™ o this pla [ ater | to the school fund, and but a small pro- | yivits ago. slept m the house and had | Arfurd £ LIS EUNE b '8 3 Artificial NOTES AND *PERSONALS, ot ct ey RL st Y TR 2 nights ago, slept i the house and ha JLHL - . . Kuny C o g s Q 4 3 ound that they g portion to the general fund. €01.05 11, his poslot whon o Totired. 1n | BenettA G Buch: Rum M Jplvomes Munufactire The train men on the Grand [sland | the Germania lonse ot, op- “What is to prevent your plan from | $61.05 in his pocket when he retived. 1n | yyown S U Bri T Y Kingnis By o Adjustable Lacing SockerD say that they have pretty hard workin | posite the Union Pacific depot, where the | being carried out?” the morning he was without a cent. He | Bussey 1 .1 i g Kappams MO S Ty, Poc ey making tine between Valley and this | man registered as Woodrufl, but without |~ “Nothing thatl can sco at present, | Suspected the owner of the house and | Broderick Blayer I 1) Jioloya s i Ao, city. They have but one hour and five | @Vinginy name to hisfemald companion. | provided I can secure the co-operation | 0thers of the robbery, but Justice, Berka | Burns'T It T a Lowery mrs o mosticomfox Ftiin tha it whioh® tot make ‘the Tup.a | Dhe Wednesday night, | of the marshal, Thave already pointed | 414 not think the evidenco conclusive and | Jrons ), Boneerd B : estapproach 10 (ho nutiral distance of thirty-five miles, and | andleft the house early Thursday morn’ | outsome of the defects of the new ordi- | discharged the accused Bohland B e MeMillan M Mathieson H C 5 of any invention then they haye to make | ing. Where they went nobody kno a strictly enforced, Some | Onelts Hotel CIolel Nob i onenad | Booky L Buflington L B I Notrea G : g e that less than five and sometimes six and | But Polz claims he will make it warm f v y it should be strictly enfc e 5th st P e opened | gryjor i1 Bunte 1 I Murray LU0 i TR seven stops on the Now that the | the scoundrel who has deprived him of | I'do not think that this is necessarily so. |~ r¢h 19th, st class in every resp Beagley (i H Brommer P MOlOVe Al DECIOYOIR governmont orlors, business of the ti increasing, and | s wite when he gets within reach of | ‘Vhere are certain brovisions of the nquro B A Badger' Baylie W ¥ g Bl rin ey Write for citulogue, arpo shipmonte of produco. and sther | him. law, such as those relating to the Sabbath Modern Chivalry. Ballow J © Begley J Mitehell A Mitchell L ! Fhigh givos s £ulldosarip; largo s i Cloding. i ot sercine. sio. whieh | - The stalwart form of Sergeant Walsh, | Belie W ' Baginian \Y A Nonton s ¢ 13 tions, th r 1 A BLASTED EYE, are not enforced. There are a number | the prineipal opponent of Duncan C. | FECOM R oitarinire B! Tolly mrs A AL that it will be pre of other statutes on the book, which it is | Ross in the mounted sword contest that | Byler I, B Bullis Peterson A Pheips mrs M ereafter come in on time, A Dastardly Trick Played by an Un- | not feasible to strictly enforce, except in ce this evening, W seen to | Beteher C Bodkin M'S Porter mysJ J Lartridge mrs B S o i}uolnflhn-\(; nd ll- and to reach known Coward. rare cases, for which' they ar {whlliu rlu- i advantage on his horse yester day }(xx-:lllll_\V . - K:u\v:‘ Rons };uy’! :‘m’v;].«r' e mana is about the same be th One day last week Lewis Shropshire, | § with the new evil ordi- splendid horseman, sind if his [ Loy B, darns O 2 oye . toberts mrs i p 7 ho overland to_ leave on its Way (0 the | one of tho Union Pacific brakemen at | Bhce: T believe that the application of | swordsuauship is on s par with bis man- | €60/ ae CaschnanJI 09 B, I /1"’/70/3/ L"”'b M‘:""{”"’“{”’H Co, craltmos,this closonces of ariyal | is Paco, wont intothe saloon of Mra. | 1LtLELGHE SUSECHE! 0 ) GRS | aemontof w havie, the chupiop o, | Gosdlh OB Gy TR s i AT and departure, has led to the side track- in on Tenth street,near the St. Jumes. | these women living about the city in sin- | tain his lagrels. SiICAnaRR Campban L 13 e Sanders K Seales Pl ki ing of the Grand Island between Eleventh i frequented by emnplo yes | gle rooms into these regularly licensed | 0 ©0 Sl Corey E ¢ | T Thurman wrs G 3 and Twelfth streets to enable the over- 0 me of whom board in the | sporting houses, as I ha Iready sug- Wanted—A situation as pressman. Best | Coulson W ] Utterback mrs 13 Usher mrs [, ) land to pull out. This sometimes in- | vicinity. Shropshire saw a pipe [ gested.” In other words, it will ténd to | of references. Address G 56, Bee oft Cain 1" Clouds 1) Wiburton mrs It Wallace mrs L B volves a delay of fifteen minutes, which | lying “on the ¢ er filled as | centrylize the evil, Onthe other hand, if i} " kol 2 * | Cunninzham T Carroll L “,;'m: nnn‘\l “J-”-M;}\_l J ] 18 just s0 much time lost to the pussen- | to the rim with tobaceo. Ie | you fine cach woman £25 the result | The Union Pacifie has bogun taking | Carlon DM Oloh G A Wirel 31 S State Agents ors, many of whom do not know that | took it and applied o lighted mateh | Will be you will break up the reg- | out its Thirteonth stroet bridge, which 18 | Gl Sy v Cospar AT AT oine ] ate Ag @ within two minutes walk of the | to it. The mateh had searcely penetrated | ular — houses and tter the - | only sixty foct loug, and immediately re- | Cobey 1 ambally g g depot. Thero is A feeling that the tracks | beneath the erust of tobuceo when un | mates — about — the cit where | place 1t with o bridge 100 feet long, the | Crier I, f EQUITD.OLaR) NaTil, FOR THE adjacent to the through one In the depot | explosion took pluace, The pive fell to | they will continue to ply their avoeanon, | full width of the street, This will le: Casselman H Costello M J H 1L Lyman L Lykke 1 3hould be cleared for the Grand 1sland and tloor, and Shropshire putting his | under cover of some respectable occupa- | the strect unobstructed, and will be a big | Collins 1 Tillfan Skinner ’ 0 enableitto reach the depot without delay. | hands to his veamed “with ‘pain. | tion, The result will be thatthe cvil | improvement, Drake 1 Droppel J J Patterson Stengralin J. F. Aglar, agent for the Union Pacifie, | Ahe crowd be 1, and when | willbe increased four fold,at the same time - |’mui G Th Denzler I C W Collins & Co J Wals In 8t. Louis, is In Omaha, that became allayed found that | that the city will practically lose every | 5oacres land i Thayer county, Neb., | houglas 168, \ y K. Courant, 3 e = » | the pipe had been” filled with powder, for | cent of revenue. kor it must be borne | to seil or trade for merchandise. Address | HaionY o] Yostmaster, cnfonoral Hreight AFGt gind o the | (he purpose of having an alleged joko, | in'mind that the small sum that theso | Jobn Lindorholm, 014 5. 100 St., Omaha, uson 0 Doyerthy iz Lopimasier = flbsago, Mlly , or_aither of delihorately inflictig n | women pay in fines will be balunced by F X Shoe Demartment. Omaha, Neb B 1a1¥ of hutting on a lim) jous injury npon sowe individual, [ the costs of prosccution. Ihave simply | Mr. A, C. Read says in regard to the | ki I - 8100k §8 DOW.0 + oongisting 4 2 d "9“' L e o Dk s '"“i Whether it was mtended for Shropshire | one prediction to m ibout the matter | published itements concerning his ! ster & (TN T e ¥ o F T e ] e 5 fod fust, cxpros Potwen (s oty and | ornot is not known. But nobody could | in conelusion. If this new ordinance is | complamts with reference to tax mattors : PR ORE ENRRAY owsr and | Mrs, Dr. H. N. T 1 D EranClsCo) it OIS efiniEe hts | be tound who knew who had played tho | carried out to the letter, and se | that he has not withdrawn any of th x NG ynold’ - Bros., and LYS, Ur, i, N, ay or Eiflosigad ubon, . The Tnion Paciflo | dustardly” trio Shropshire his since | women escae paying a fine 'for ev smplaints made by hiw to the county RemiR L s shoos g iaa e oo Ty 3:%*3"&:““”] poctire she cooberi | bheen under medical treatment, and this | month, the nt system will be ¢ commissionc wter A G ve going fast at $5.00 per pair, Men | Hashadd vears' bospital pructice; gives tho 2 morning it was found that he had lostthe | tirely demoralized. And even if the ordi. ——— RTINS ety ino fitt Pa b same practico and ¢ it used fi o bes hich lulm been ugitated for a year or | gight of his eye. Mrs, Jahn feels badly | nance were ropealed at the yery fivst |, For Sale—Drug stock wm a good live | Froehorg W T wishing line fithhg uned comfortable S | hospitals. Kidnoy aisoases, ail biood aud skin More past. over the affair, and her bartender has | council meeting after the month’s frinl 1t | LoWn in northwestern Nebraska. Popu- | Jjynn It ton C'A S i lnal AL gaRT diseases a speclulty, Ulcerations, old sores, snd The specia' Pullman hotel car Kearsage | left, partly because of the ocourrence. | would take six- mgnths for the system to | 1ation 1,000, Address /G, 85 C., Omuha | Frankyille J Foley M fevor sores cured. Treatment by correspond- gm west on theUnion Pacific Thurs- — recover from this demoralization.” Bee. 7 p Fazrecti 4 A Jow shoes, we have nlso marked down | cove soieited Y contaiing Hon. J.18. Fasell of CRUSHED BY THE CARS. sl i z ; e olir ontive stock of men's. and boys 1oW | ofiige ang Residongo-No. 2219 Californla Mfornia, He was accontpanied by his ploye Run Over SUING BONDSMEN, WINTHER—Joseph, -8on of Max and . M will not be undersold ____ Streot, On wife and family. [ i X 10t derseld, o e Omah % General Traflic Manager Smith, of the nd Fatally I d. | Two Important Cases in the United ':,' ’.'5;‘*"]““_-)[,_ fu;"ll.}un 4 montls,” 3 1\1.1‘.&‘\ ,““1‘114“ RECO, FOR S L*E 1 Missouri Pacific, spent yesterduy dent occurred in the Union I States Court. - dunoral wili take plam e reslusuco, on | il cHer'y ! . Dodg A ! Fong the railroad meu on tis side of | ¢ e T AT ) T bt Bellevue road. one block sputh of Hascall's u Sy % elock Gartner A 1 Stock of SInrts and Gent's Fur- vivor, and at 2 o'clock returned to the | teduy that will result in the death of onc of | 1, Jask on Saturday, S0th sdo'elock 8, m, 10+ | Gregg Ll nishing Goods to be closed out at John BY lufly in' bis special car, 149, where he | the cmployes. A force of men were en- son filod a sult inthe clrcuit court yes- | terment sy St Mary's. Gutches P ] S bondema bk . A HilA S Linderholm's Dry Goods Store, 014 8. #ook the train for St. Louis. aged in unloading box cara that ware | Croay agunsthe bondsmen of Renjawmla | Ty, L o b Harduan R 10th strect “Plio Union Puciio puy.car, after o short | fi§d with coal. AL u train of those ears | M- Lrambulla receiver of public monics, | o e bunk clearings yosterday were$366, | i 1 Himt A 3 Y s ec 0 e ip over the branch roads,'came in yes: | was backing into the coal yard & shov. | #ppointed in the year 1885, Wien a set- 08, 4 nmond J W Holmes W A Celebrating the Fourth of July ay behind the Grand plslund in. | eler named Olof Lina attempted to jump =lruu|~m v]rm( called 'h_; 5 umbull was 3 ‘f ¥ Hutehinson G And any other day on ac .n|||;f‘fl|u rush- ’ 3 Sereenety X into one of the cars from a ccal [ found short in - his accounts and A pigiont suppe orton € 3, B A ing business in real estate. If you want | - 20, 40 and 60fcct, on 10th 4 TIE DRY GOODS SCANDAL. | heap “at the "side of the track. | i3 = bondsmen will bo' obliged | 0 Sk Fumous Restau Judan 9.9 Jungieys . ¥ tobuy or sell real estate you st g0 0 | o7 Davenport. V! P 1850 i ing, vevel nke g s delieit. cy ' o y. 2 . r o ) E res oS! A paler Z0o cputy . More AMdavits in the Smith-Lowy | He missed - lis footing, ' however, | L TUEE SOE0E0E 6501060 ointis, and | 19 south Eleventh strect, from 10 p. m. | Hancock J M ] resl estate dealer of good reputation. | '™ g\, 70 yepes 2 mite west of stock Case, n‘\lm L s to the track l“mM thalr natceare Byron Raed, U ¥ . . m., including ice cream and cake, Hdll. o “th le.-nb List your property TP L A gty e wheels of the ‘moving train, Before ) bR AT0 BYRG 30 . ) sent ogue allen A. LOVGREN, yerds, The Smith-Lowy afiidayit fiend is still | {0 cups e, be ol L ad hoen | W- F. Sweesy, A. 8. Paddock, George R. CRuW, s Hurlbut M W ! Real Estate und Loan Dealer, S : osterday ho filed & new,bateh | pan L.“ v auid be ‘“"f'" I Lina hfd .]".‘ " | Smith, E. A."McClure and Uriah Brauner, T P, 4 i 04 Farnam St., Upstairs, PECK & DODGE, ondeck. Yosterday abateh | van over and tumbled up ‘by the trucks | S b Mollaro ' T. P A i L 7 Bl r. o, afaflidavits in the United Statescireuit | until he angled and braised almost | | Mr. Lambertson also commenced suit | o\ gounich hand made full Havana e Telephone 758 vom £ Fren: ock, opp. s O, Seurt, concerning the cireumstances of | beyond recognition, He was picked up | I the same court againse J. . Cunfield. | (i, Sdcin shop by the best Spanish g 5 - . U;l'lugod e P s ad :‘vum\'.-i' to Si. Joseplis hospital ;::}l"‘“ié‘lll'l‘]’:“ ey, Aok A, Zeaglor, Ger workmon, No- flavoring, sirietly pure | Harmon ¥ 11 MeAtestor coul, 80 :..:.L:;'.I&I Webste | \IEW EN;LAND CONSERVATORY OF I e ¢ is lower limbs ar n ken, hi h N sme > ad tobaco i o | Johnson S P [Joyne 11 8 ich Hill coa 25 4 ton | tel'phone 82 | = - ho sirst afidavit is from ¥, €. Mofes, | (ot ured and i s tnd i o | $L000 of Jolin W. Phillips, who T’ 184 Anpiaried iabaspacs DAl G, ghos ot Lo | SRS ¥ Hokneon it 8 Rogers' best tripple plate knives §1.50 | 21 MUSIC, Bostan, Mass. who was floor manager for Smith's dry | ribly cut and bruised. ~Dr. Galbraith, | Wit postinaster at Dt Helena, Neb. & de- | g & Co., cor. 15th and Dougl o5 | Yerd o a sct ouly fora fow duys. [ LARGEST nd BENT KQUURKED | i s store in the baleyon days when | who was called llu attend Iilu uu(ol:lmn' da | A e h "hu;mam‘u" Wil Cheney & Olesen, No. 1307 F Sohuson C B Senks K ¥ Epunory & lv”. K“l':‘o | t establishment was retailing ealicoat | man, says At he cannot possibly sui “ ™ Hub Cigar Store, 216 5. 13th s cranerr g | i ¥ vate of sisteen yards for ucent and | YVe fina b R e TAkS &uod the amouat, }\&.Aldiufix Co.,cor. Capitol aye King 110 Keenan b : | — i carly rti 28 enty-two years of age, , @nd ) S anhatten. payments Kindig {rumball ¢ Big stock of straw hats to be closed out | 85 gthef fabrics nearly in proportion. Moics | boiiida at the corner of Sixteenth and __Bad Fiues in Sohao, e | pane Dy Kinney M Kearney M P atdonn Linderholn's Dry Goods Store, | = says in his affidavit that he overheard a | Nicholas streets. Nothing has been Boiler Inspector Jekins told a BEE re- Spring Lawb at the Washing.tonaMar- | Kaltahan J King A'F 614 South 10th street. ~ sgaversation between Swmith and Lowy ! learned concerning lus home o reldd | reporter yesterdgy that Jue bad in- 4 ket, 1640 and Cumink. A. Mug ks, Kennedy D 8 Keyser W H k. ¥l A i T T, Auitlon {0t voak it $4210 §1 3 B