Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1886, Page 8

5 FICTORY FOR THE VISITORS. Phe Union Pacifics Taken Into Camp by the 8t. Joe Reds, BUNDAY AT THE EXPOSITION. Buried in NasteLooking For a Lost | German Melodrama at Boyd's Other Local— A Survey- or's Death Reds Vietorious, second game between the St Je and the Pacifics was played at Athletic park yesterday afternoon in the presence of about one thousand spec tators, The visitors were strengthened by a change of battery, Gethren oceupy ing box, with Jumbo behind the bat. The game was a pretty one and played in earnest from start to finish, Bandle, Dwyer and Jones slugged the s re for three runs in the first inning and held the visitors down to two scores. The second inning showed a goose egy for each nine. Tne home team were left out in the third and fourth innings, Dwyer sooring by a hard hit and fine base-run ning in the fifth. The visitors scored three runs in the third, loaving the scor 5 to 4 in their favor until the eighth in when, by a run of luck on art, and an two by the home team, erossed seven men giving them an advantage that the home team could not hope to overcome. Th rest of the game was featereless and for the visitors by to account for the resuit and tl the Reds are the better ball players. home team appeared to a fine @ and played the str the season. Bandle caught, without an error. Sa isbury pitched a me, but the batting ability of the vi did good work on first. Jon Dwyer's short and AfeKolve of the game, edit for some brilliant and effective “work. Brimbleecom and Anderson did _excellent fietding. Milos was not i (I and his work was i visitors played excellently in all places, Smith 18 the finest first baseman and Tebeau the heaviest batter that awved on the home grounds this ye 1o game was sah1s following is the score in detail UNION PACIFICS second, PosITIONS, Al R, r.0. A, Bandle, ¢, 1 20 Dywyer, s 2 4 CE ) 2 8 8405 8 8 0 0 ()l O O I ) 0 7 PosITIONS, A . 1.0 A Conuors, il b. o 0 0 0 20 1 ) 0 0| 1 0 5 1 0 0 70 16 2 Union Reds 3, \hd»m\ 2, Gret 1 T A I 1t on h.m'w Union Pac ] Jumbo 1. Struck out, J e, two hours. Um- Dirs, Strock (still aliv SUNDAY AT THE EXPOSITION, The Great Attraction Visited By Crowds From the ity and Abroad The exposition yesterday called forth a large attendunce. In the morning an excursion from Cres- ton visted the show, returning some in the evening. The throng filled he building until a late hour in theeven- n, when it was dismissed by the ringing he gong. The musical features sisted of a_sacred conce Musical Union orchestr: t anumber of excellent features, and all of these w 1 under the direction of Mr ranco, who, although a stranger here, is not the 1 i among our music-loving people. It was he who conducted much of the prepar work of the June festiv: ust after hie had returned from a s Bon's work with the renowned Mendel shon Quintette club, Was marri E late soprano of the quintette (]uh v has also decided to remain in our city. Both Mr. and Mrs o are a de- cided addition to the larger 1 { our more_accomplighed musi t evening con- by tl ¢ some ll.ms: which our peo- ! appreciate and of which they should be proud. ‘'he children of all the publie nml ori- vate schools will be admitted to-c ‘lu- former have already been suxr])l\u " with tickets and the latter when coming in a body, will be admitted to the building, This will be the lust mght of the expo- sition. Its equal will neyer be seen in this eity, at tfor a year. It is there- fore suggested that everybody should be present this evening, The music will be dehghtful and the exposition will be just as attracive as it has been up to the pres- ent time. BURIED IN Ii.\Ml’l‘I. Suspicious Circumstances Connected With the Death of Lena Vetter. Mention has already been made in the Bee of the mdignation of friends over the hasty disposition of the remains of Lena Votter, who died at the Star house on Harney street a few days ngo, after a brief illness. The charge has since been made by parties in a position to. kmow that the hasty burial of the woor girl for the purpose of mm-mlnw fucts connected with the causes of her death that it would not be well to make public. The girl had been working at tho City hotel for some time. A few days ago, on Wednesday, she was taken sick and removed by the proprietor to a boarding house near by where she died on Thursday night. The tnuprnlul of the City hoicl, who seems have been especially interested in the ease, vefused, or “at least failed to notify the wnh parents and friends of her death, but before the remains were cold, had them dumped into a rude box and taken to the county burial pls and interred. The girl's parents hve on Chicago street, and tl. oy knew nothing of her coudition until in d of her sud- den death, and before they could tal By tion the body had been buried, The ph{&l an who attended the fid reportod that her death been eansed by apoplexy, induced by byerwork. Coroner Drexel accepted the physician’s statement and decided that it would only be a needless expense to the county to grant the vequest made by the ipl's parcnts and fricnds that an manest fifll‘h be held. These rolatives are strongly of the opinion that there were other causes for the gir push for a further ic Too In our Juad lots for sale. Addvess Gilbert Bros., Council Blufls. GERMAN ACTORS, They Appear in 3 I;rul her Todrama at Boydvs | Crocker, of the Central Pacific, is in the Last evening the atre was underts opera house, nnder the rprise of a Ger management and Schmitz. Mrs, Ulio, wife , of the Secc tioned at this po ) has arrived in taken up her residence this community » actors of abil nd each of them has played wetors which both Amer- | of Syracuse, N journing in Color ween tried at Boyd's, and the showing has Fitz of Joln Temp days fiere last membered as the led 3 num b Ames callea sthe curtain I is 1 of the pe uu\!nw~h i and interesting seemed o wppreciate the beauties of the votion of actors wllm were dis- posed to entertain their auditors, “Gebrueder Bock” the company, tests the strength of and at the same Koch-Roepenack strangers in our founda hearty welcome Last night, - the visitors we 8 in town, and many and ench of them of these were Four Omaha belonging to the Oma attention whi h waiting 10 l ke them to youth to man and womanhood ; T y lent one of its unlimited opportunity to and- their work w atly appreciated as is expeeted part from any of the Mrs. Puls-All, ired relative to ol eli | 8 was too nich fo chim. Rockwell | | Hauck found: g nunprofessional, ) ant his being rlin '-nl the ( histrionie ability w secured in the hie Accused Annie Wright, a cic aining as ev in the performan leading man Kroch, .qu aysexe Al Jandry work, and touk & purse containg ¥ ctorily umpired by Strock. The | L I L0 ~:|y|wm|u|!\' set and the latter w (nuulm\ will Appe Sunday even- ry evening 'll\.llnl"lllL Lall and ourteenth A CHILD 1 The Daughter of r Mo. on "I'nesd; A Very De: The property of the K corner of Sevente s, will be offered fo urt house on With a Rake. ung men from Jackson str s ut the ¢ the danghter of a well known farmer in that part of the county e but has been allow | by her parents to reccive of the young men of her She his of fate been the s trains yester attle, “hogs bilied 'for t1 Lincoln to-day. A neighborhoond. emplove (in l!n 1 tin took the wul out for ot and, hvn\" suspicious of Battin'’s in- i search of the | R Ml up Main strect Wil \\Im nhmlwl wis stopped by nccompany the rty on a trip e hour the s had not been found. NEW OUTFITS F )ll NEWSPAPERS, The Omaha T)pc l‘ullmll‘) and Sup- ply House for Printers and Publishers, red at all time hiort notice with presses, inks, composition, ul m l.wt uvm)l]lun;, l»nh shors on sticks :mnl mh in the line of y 5 Better terms 'md mare libe d than by sendin Save money by ccond hand goods in the printing line bought and sold. often have gi can be secur 20 or elsewhe iz near hom s in this particu- 3 Suml (m lul' inrmc-v'Arxu.l.yn‘, und from time ins unequallod bargains i uml Ilzml ma e lists of gnmh ~|ml prie o — Another Right Probable. H. McCormick, who contest betwe him and Al Marx, the Tex; anxious now to m has issued a challer weight in Neb } | { Whore [ hav X nimself, and ,;.-m fight any h mummmnp‘nm al now held take place within two \\'N'l»n from <| e lhf fight will doubtless | his title to the championship of the state. onal Pa rnLrll]hhu. ‘u' H. Wallace, of Tekamab, lmmul.. ay w N. L. Crow, of Kearney, Sundayed in settled llu\\n said that he would leay when he r \\nnldllnup the p let him know how ('. l’.lli~!l. of Ne! a City, is av the . Swan, of Choyenne, )r. Matthewson, of the hospital for the atie, at Lincolu, was in the city yester- vid that his sSomew s well educated and t lk from o pleasant visic to St. Joe and Kan- 1 of force. deserves a little Mrs. Elmer E lay for C h.-;unnu on a visit among . Miss Clara V' Real Gstate following transfors xunl avenue., Patterson ma Anlltl Ly u\unu rip yesterday to gart In ln B, 1, block 1 rank Dellone & Co., llmm.n Riley, of ¥ last night on an went to idelens extended busing tendent of car re- 0l eitic, 15 lying dan- hn\nlbh ey h'l[n rintondent Dickinson, of the Col- ion of tho Union Pacific, came yun] t.\luum ards Hastings fast v 1 Il Rundmann, the Sunday services for ot <|n £ Walnut Rill, re- I lots 4, Do Hull mul \\ company ot are add, wd. 1,50 tives in Des M 4 week's attend death and will igution of the oflicials of tne * Q Lear yesterday, Ater went eis I A spe a short visit to this bailiwiek, Colonel C. W. Crocker, of Sau Fran- E. G. Ryley, rnprmvnnm.w nnhw encampment B. Cas I'hey will nd sensible Brevities, Turkelson, day driv , 18 on the sick list. The next attraction Ay 1 t mm‘ rean receive any information de- ceuring letters 3 on Hamilton & i neys and solicitors of patents, rooms 16 7, 111 North Ninth St., Li yesterd larc nd in 'ho uulln» this city, Scptember late street, m., at"he L47 years. ains will be sent to St norning. 10 o’clock. - The State Fair. & M. sent Lonz Wallk Afl lorida to ho h: A]!]wll 1t arriv |h.u nurh( I slept under llw stey Next morning carly I' spent my r kfast and then started fulluwm;: the line of the I'n to way, until at is I zot two we with what little I hadleft afte board 1 started Iast of February when Des Moines, ¢ I found his house, but as he had seen me he would not believe that is brother’s son, and although the vas fearful cold he refused to take nd would not even let I then dec started to drink ~xu lmlrl rich and I expect Lo strike a snap when I get out there é ¢ scemed very conversant with 1t points in the towns he had , 80 it is evident that seen lIu:m all, whether 1k is Lrue \cipal hotels ae lmmvuln cago, and wis well up in u > name: along the road He said he would \u-nn uhl next month,and expected to ce In brate h his uncte in th He wl\lulu tried to steal it 4 en ilxu«rhl 80 to I before Walker and wife to Eunie 514 lot 6, block 1, b wd, 5900, Alonzo B. Hunt and wife to Tot 8, subd of lot 4 of It )i . Burkley to F. Remington, lot 3, block Mol %, Met ormick’ Davi . Wagoner et el. to Arthur B, nd, wd, ), nmr Metavoe ieller to nl the 1.0.0.F The main body of the [ will depart for the Hub about the fifteenth | | enrsion of Odd Fellows to Boston, Ma of the captain of Com d infantry, d formerly of Spo. at Fort Omiha and danghter Sadie, .who wdo during the R. F. Locke spending the fair v rald, of Cincinnati, ton, of this ¢ ary chairman n\ | Nuational League convention , Where he made one of the most speeches on the ¢ recorded in many 4 Y now in Lincoln, gan and the Hon John Fitz tempo the guest of | r of the patro at Boyd's will be | Johns," which ted on Thur: he Patti | mouth last evening. s ecompany wi ‘arring, an old been arrested for the ernl\ from Brandeis wentto Platts ttachment case The tore on Thirteenth Indians and a the r the wmhvrn t Wintield, visit to some \.M nwm\u ;- ot Larceny. nf from Josie fior stonling her trank ble Corner For Sale. afternoon exhibits Tuir, loaded with - BOY TRAMP. the Way from alt Lake. A reporter we hour a boy not ze, who asked for a llllh, thh st bed with, O being questioned as to why i did not go to work, where he had ¢ and where he was hive in J:wlwun\)ll(' Fla. horrble drink at home mother died fro soon as the funeral wi her what fe going, r, and it vol su I (-uul-ln t I::ub last winter my wment, and v clothes Thad and, ond hand stor 1 The weather w and I suffered a good deal, lnrminwl that T ouldn’t «rnu up. out nme sleep in ded to pull for ':nli- lmllu-l] uncl Uncle Dan Ih the story of not. ud other ashington lnvmulm\v um he was ‘;.rmnu along, ll.»m t gave his name as George New ving he explained he tramped under, name w H aname well known in n years wu but which If all he good luck B, Chri Smi lh ) Adnl \ul Kountze's 4th add, D. Muir and Arthur West Omaha, wd, mick to Arnold Barb d add, wite 10 Marcus L. wirmount Place, wd, $2,000, \Iun o B, Hunt et al. lot 6, block 14, Hanscom Pl 1ce, re-record, wd, to Edw, Sin- erview, wd, $10,00: 1o Omaha Ieal Esj 5, Washington it subd of blocks 1, 2 “wid, $1,500. Harvey and wife to mem Co. part gov. lof 2, se THE ()\[AII’\ DAILY BFI MON DA\ SEPTEMBER TO THE ODD FEL ll"fl or U.\I!\IIA\ | In order to correct previous announce- ments and any missmderstandings that may arise therefrom whish might tend to mislead members of the order in Omaha who intend to accompang the grand ex- September 17, we beg leave to make the following announcement After & thorough investigation and due consider- ation of this mat we have decided to recommend to our respeetive lodges and to members of the order in general, the Chieago & Northwostern railway, this | well known and popular line, having ar | ranged to run a speciul through train of sleeping cars from Conncil Blufls to | Boston for the accommodation of the members of the order and their families in Nebraska and suggest that tho on this excursion can secure sleeping car berths by ealling at the city ticket office of the Chicago & Northwestern railway, 1411 possible [Signed) W. A KeLiey F. B. Bryast, G. STRIFELL Members of committee on tra tion - st ST The Fast Steppers, Most of the fast horses which took part in the speed contests ot the fair were taken by special train yesterday evening to Kansas City, to be entered in res there this week and next. The pool selling is prohibited at Lin coln has caused the owne of these horses to take them to more profitable fields Brunswick, Balke, Collender & Co. The visitor to the exposition could not | fail to see tne elegant bar fixtures and | poo! tables just to the left as they entered the annex. The immense French |vl e mirror, whose perfect reflection w most startling, its polished surface s - mg 1o us oursely others sec us. The dinmond-shaped mirrors, in Lin- crusted walnut, were exceedingly orna- mental, The counter one of the most complete, useful and ornamental the writer has ever scen. The frame work and counter proper was of solid ash of most tasteful design and almost perfect finish. The panels were vencered with beautiful bird’s-eye maple and ¢ ped with o polished plank of ele cherr The cooling sinks, draw- ers N made the outfit com- plete. The side e for display in keeping the other pieces of the set. T have hun- dreds of outfits pool rooms all 3 billiard and pool tables of the latest and of elegaht finish. They make outlits from designs to’ order. Their workmanship material are guaran be equal to that of any saloons and wska, Their manufacturer of T'he splen- did sueeess that has been theirs is an rec- ommendation of the work formed. Call and see them, examine W and get estimates at their oflice, 509 south Tenth street. Lost Two Gold Watches. Mr. H. Heyman, o member of the new clothing firm of Block & Heyman, had a rather unpleasant introduction to the en- 1g elass of sneak thicves who ply tion with such satisfactor sults in Omaha. His rooin at Mrs. son's, 1518 Cass street, was entor other night and robbed of two fir gold watehes, vilued at§250, 11 1o clue to the thiey Death of a Civil Engineer. Mr. H. K. Barket, the undertaker, went to the train yesterday to receive the re- muins of a young named Frank k t week in an ident on the Julesburg branch of the nion Pacitic ifrey belonged to the civil engincering corps of the Union Pa- cifie. His wives live somewhere in the east, and efforts are being made to find them. The remains have been em- balmed, Cattle on a Stampede., vers belong- Yesterday afternoon two s g to a carload of cattle t shipped to the stock ya Hosack & Co., became y wild and went on a stampede in the car horn- ing the other cattle and acting like mad. They finally beeame so rampant that it was found ne: to shoot them. V. Walte hibie at the tair grou nds was acknowledgzed to be the best. Their Ivens & Pond piano came 10 too late to seceure a premium, but judges and all bands conceded its right to the cr This is the house to buy your piu 1512 l)u\lglus’ St. A Very Desirable Corne The property of the late Martin W, Kenned corner of Seventeenth and .) trects, will beoflered for sule by the court house on Tuesday nunnm;, at 10 o'clock, R Teises to Remark. To the ulllm of the BEE: Your per- verted account of the assault of Harry Taggar upon “D, C. Van Etten” is untrue in every particulal itten don’t re- tract anything he has and didn’t on that oceasion, 1t simply a step and not the ending in a_ scheme of v that has been hatehing for sey among that elass desinng to pose . ~|u-u‘\|.l‘ But as this particular matter will b prosceuted, and the lies to Mar- shal Cummings not wash as true, I de- cline at present to say more. While you are privileged to publish this I do not expectyou w 11 be sufliciently fair to do so. Davip VAN ETrEN, Hurt in a Kunaway, A driver of a wagon for the Empire Steam Laundry was thrown from his Wagon n n run street late hurt Absolutely Pur This powder never var A magvel of pur- ty, strength and 1ess. More econ- omical thun the ordi and cannt be sold incom potition i iitude of low ll Rort Weight alum or DHOsPIALY Powders. IITy in 5 Koy BAkiNg Powoes Co Walse York roing | clothing, on these goods. figures at THE NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. | Platte. Neb. ; Olinl h 8t , Cor. Capitol Ave FOR THE TREATNENT OF Al Chronic & Surgical Diseases. Proprietor. ‘mluluml Trivate Fracue lllu Inl]lln» apparatus and umu lurflu successful treatment of ey ! ases by letter cna iically without DisiasEs 0¥ Wou Branchitis, nks hn ob. ysis, Epilepsy, Kidi i Db e Inhalers, Braces, Trusscs, and \ oud Burgical Apylunces, wsi dedical tnstiute maiing Nervous Dlseasas n ALL CONTACIOUS A er canse produced Iy sy philitic .m..umu.nnu eyetem l'.n;& YO MEN SAROULAR, TQ & *l‘lfl\u “kAl(\la~ VA'I’E CIRCU Ukinamy Onoans, oF sond his ersons unable to visit us i, wments keit by mail ED FROM OBSERVAT contents or sender. forred If convenient odation of paticuts b Do prices. Addreas ail Lest Omaha Medical and Surgical Lnstitute, Cor. 13th Si. and Capliol Ave. OMAHA, NEB. THE LOCK OUT Of the clothing cutters by the tion, has advanced pricesin clothing on account of its scarcity, but the | NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY, who were fortunate in having theis | clothing all shipped before the lockout, will continue disposing of theiz immense stock of clothing and furnishing goods at their LOWEST Es- | TABLISHED PRICES. We would sugg that it is to their interest to call at once before the present large stock is disposed otf,as it will be impossible to duplicate the prices All goods at strictly ONE PRICE and marked in plain To prove to the public that we did not exag- derate when we said we had the Largest and Cheapest Stack in Oma ONE PRICE FOR ALL . SIEGEL, MANAGER, New York and Omaha Clothing Co 1308 Farnam Street. NOW OPEN. M. BURKE & SONS LIVE STOCK COMMISSIIN MERGHM’I‘S, GEO. RURKE, Managor, N arney, Nob, RIF pank, Ki Co n|lw.~1 Si tional Banl Will pay cugomers’ dratt with bill of lading & Eastern Clothiers Protective Associa. est to those desiring winter UNION STOCI( )’;1/?08 OMAHIV A/[B "MeDonald'y B hed for two-thirds val Academy of the Sacred Heart PARK PLACE, OMAHA, NEB. Terms, Payakble h Advance Including Board, Washing, Tuition in English or Freuch, Instrumental music Use of Books, per session or five months, $150. References are required from perso nformation apply to the Rit. Rev, Ja! 'C. S. RAYMOND, RELIABLE JEWELER, Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, %llverwwre All work warraated. The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Fino ropairing 8 speci ity Douglns and 1514 Atreet, Om ik , THE C.E. MAYRE REAL ESTATE and TRUST 00 S W. COR. 150k AND FPARNAMN, OWAREA, soft Property of every description for sale 1n all p every county in Nepraska. A COMPLETE SET OF \U\l RACTS kept. Maps of the state or count Of Tittes of Do information desired, furnished free of churge upuu aup ieation. s unknown to the institution. 0'Counor or to the Lady Superior. s for sale ,or any othes