Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1886, Page 8

SHE CALLED HIN A DEVIL, The of the Warren Oochran. A RATHER Testimony Rev. SPICY CASE The Republican Primarices and Church Howe's Boodle-Gang—Kate ray Discharged A United States Conrt C Ete, The Cochr unse, a rinple was ereated in police court yesterday ternoon by Othe testimony of Rev. Warren Coch ran, th aged defendant in he asscult battery which was mentioned in the BEE a week or two gince. It may be remembered that Mrs Coehran had her husband arrested for commilting an assault upon her. The sensutional facts of their marriage, and th tdivine’s unhappy life since the marr are still frosh in the minds of the public Both plaintiff present yesterd Quite and case ard defendant afternoon with the torneys and friends. Mrs. Cochranisa small, ther rved woman; whose harsh fo; q it must be confessed, impress the obscryer favorably. During the pr testimony, which was rath » to her side of the o ase, she ed alter: fiatoly at hot husband nnd tho {ndgo, king her yellow Locks vigorously ns videnc now. and then 00k s tarn were rst puton the stand med to have nd most out- woman, Mrs been assa .nlu-ll I)\ her husk rageous] by ¢ Allen, )’m i ‘unll'll || the ated e wlr- I ki } “Mrs, Cochran, « 'nlnl you assault Mrs Allen with a washboard, striking her over the head with it “No, sir,”’ she replied vigorously, “I did not. 1f n’t mistaken, there wasn't no washboard in the house then She was told that she could le witness stand. Me. Cochran, the defendant, was ealled as the next witness. The oged |||\l|hl(‘| mounted the stand “You may tell your said hus attorney. it,” the with ¢ story now,’ Al there was to ed me and Yoehir: he continued, 1 of the trouble I gotten the break almost from the ds 1 xo announced that_she would ything for me, I had just washing the patatoes and was about to hang the dish up in the pantry when my wife eame in aftived in her night gown, and shoved me violently against the wall. At the same time she commenced to pour upon me a virade of abuse,”’ “What did she say?" asked Attorney lwm u respeet to the judee and these ladies here, 1 cannot repeat the language. 1t was both vulgar and profanc, She called me, among other thing devil. il simply say that since I have lm-n married to this woman [ haye heard Ly, obsene, profano talk than [ listened to i all life befo that will do!” shouted the at- r the plaintiff, jumping to his “We don't o Jigten to any more testimony ol that sort.” Mr., Cochran then testified that he had simply treated the woman firmly, and shoved her into the bedroom, 1n: s herself. After hearing voth sides of the story Judge 8-enberg dismis- sed tne case, THE WAR IS ON. A Red Hat Contest Brewing in the Republican Primaries Next Mha ropublican. primyrios, whioh| take place Friday evening, promise n very spirited contest. A great d. tivi 18 already manifest, es part of Church Howe's strikers who are trying to corrall the purchasable ele- ment. With John Salher as general boodler, are associnted Denmis Lane, Mike Meany, D. L. McGuekin, “Judge” Wright and halia dozen othher ward politicians of the boodle ana repeater gang. Mike Meany, who has con- tracted to deliver the Second ward s orgamzhg a shovel brigade. Dennis Lane is tiamping from saloon to saloon with a large voll of green organizing the lunch counter brj Dennis 15 & candidate for the legisluture with an eyc to enue only, and he bonsts that the Knights of Labor are for him to a man. Having carried Manville through last spring he feels confident of delivering the m\m ward by the aid of the workingman’s and the saloon bum- mer vote, Li Mike further use Chureh Howe boodle. McGuckin proy Fourth w; Meancy, Dennis has no for Van Wyck because 15 50 liberal with his s to take care of the time and leave the In the First ward Mr, Broderick 1s or- gonsein with & view to L(nng the Broderick also taken a fancy to Church Howe on u count of his “winning ways."" In the Fifth vard there will be a con- test between the friends of Jimmy Young and the Van Wyck element on one side and _the Bruners on the other. Mr. Thomas Brun would like to go to the senate and his brother would be leased to accept the state school super- tendency "Tho country precinets are chielly torn up over the county comwmissioner. The sentiment for Van Wyck being almost unanimous, there is no - division un that seore. The unlv andidates outs Omaba are Pat MeArdle and (' Lli HuAnIIIu velics on Subler to pull him ugh, The voting places at the republican pri- amaries are us follows: rst ward-Jones and Tenth streets. nd ward—Corner of Thirteeuth and Jaekson. hl‘lll, ward--1124 Dodge street, corner of L. rtli ward—Planters’ house. Hith waid—Roduans teod store xth ward—Ingine house No. 1 ion preciict d house, lnlxlgmu net—-Solomon’s by Norn precinot—Town hall orson. precinet—11. O, Tiinne's house, illard precinet—School house. ratoga precinel—school house, ‘est Omabia precinet—Sehool houso, Dist, Ardle precinet dlri/ preciiy s yrecinet- eorge Johnson’s office, The time fixed for holding tho pri- q.rlu i the city is from five to seven o'elock, p. m., and in the country pre- einets from se k| Lo < Judge Stenberg: fvee of crooks at the o hose who are not now confined i 3 :l s have journeyed toward Lincoln Johu Milner—""The suceess of the ex: .muon this year is a gratifying refuta- tion of the statemont which was freely * made, that Omaha |n.u|nln could not sup- - The exposition gulobem:fo A% umml i is quite present time. Most pur atlwr, and I am sure it will be a a source of pleas- ure to_our people, as it will certainly be a |.mm to the association.” k at Merchants’) is pretty light here catehing all the 1 busine at present. Lincoln is travel this week.” Police Clerk Pentzel the police court is increa and there is almost twice the in keeping the records that two years ago. [ suppose partly to the increased Ia police and partly to th William Eaton--"'As a commercial man I do considerable travelling, al of the west, The cities in this country which 1 v it,and whos: th T always contem with wonder. They are: Omaha Minneapolis and Kansas City boom™ hins ck Omaha some what late, but it has came in full fo and now I firmly belicve her growth rela y far more rapid than that ot he three competitors, The business of ng very rapidly work now there was this is due ne of the growth of the Montgomery-Howell, The nuptials of R. S. F. Montgomery and Miss Lulu Howell were solemmized Tuesday atQTrivity cathedral in the presence of a few invited friends and « Hammel performed the he wedding breakfast over took the Rock where thoy ex- v woeks. They will where their future Montgomery is well having artner in company. ymplished ter of Mr ‘. Howell, one of Om: '8 old and staunch eitizens. ‘The fricnds of the contracting partics will wish thiem all lappiness intheir ne i Want the M Ia C. others com meneed suit in the s cirenit court yesterday to obtain possession’of o quarter section of land in Thayer county, which. it is alleg ully held by J.Stowe and Henry . The latter, it is clauimed,illegally obtained possession of the lana through Annie G. Mitchell, who cliimed to have obtamed it from the St enh & Western railway issued some years Stewart’s grantor Henr: Shock received the land from the ernment, It is alleged Mrs. Mitchell’s title to th tand was contirmed by proceedings in United States court,w % use the heirs of Henry ceived no notice of the penden suit. the new married couple n for the cast, Yotutn to home 1s to be lum\\n in busine va- Om Miss How had g0 Lecture on Spirituali Marth teen and Prc N Steen, who exposed Mott,the ist, recently at (Iu» nrq to cle mere tricke ‘m.l will give a perforr sition building Sunday night, the tricks by which so called mediums have been i the habit of deceiving the publie, he entertainment will be in the form of an il ated lecture. The pr fessor and ) Steen are said to do number of wonc I and seemingly im- possible things, the enterts mm\x'n( promises to ho an interesting one. full Musical Union orchestra will concert previous to the pertormance. exposing The Murray Case. th stealing wmonds from a party by the name of Lyons, meution of which lias been made in these columns. The release granted upon habeas corpus proceedings. It is probable that this will end thi what celebrated casc and that Mis: ray will now be free to o where she listeth. Pa Godwin, Bsq., who con- ducted her ease, is deserving of high praise for the suce ssful mannet in which he brought it to a close. The Vetter Case. 1, of the City hotel, called at flice yesterday give;toshis version Linnie Vetter affair. Mr. claims that the girl came to his house sick, and that she was cared for and buried at his expense. He claims that was nothing mysterious about h which oceurred from hys body was uot od in unusus haste, for it lay two days at_the shop ¢ Undertaker Kiewe. Mr. Wirth did not notify the parents of the girl, about her deatl, he simply because he did not know \Vll(,lu to IIIHI \Inem Fred W That South Omaha Fire. There is every evidence to show that the burning of Mrs. Mann’s house m South Omaha was the work of an mcen- 1t now develops that the night of the fire there was a large tank of kero- sene oil in an outhouse, andin the morn- s found nearly empty, p used in ing ‘The vessels n. i emptying the tank were also found. ( s who have been ioudly threat- ening to *do up” Mrs, Maun, are sus- pected of the crime tedgin marriasge to Gallagher, the ceremony taking place in thejpresence offa fow rela tive Ihe h:l|l‘l\'] ir have many friends in this eity who will wish them all manner of joy in their new life. The Board of Equalization. The Board of Equalization of the city rday morning and contin ued in session until noon. About (\wnl) were made, The notices mmonuw 'l T ers whose property is to be raised swill be notified 1o appear. RKail Notes, President Adams is expected to arrive in Omaha the latter part of this week, accompanied, possibly, by Mr. Fred This is his semi-annual tour of ion, The government dirvectors o oxpuoted $0 follow Jnter aght Auditor Davis returned froia t yesterday morning. In the District Court. A divorce case come up day morning, in the court before Judge James Newille in which Mary Oster sues for divoree from John Oster, on the ground that he is regardless of his duties as a husband, not a fit parent for her five children aund has become an habitual drunkard, The ]udfiv anted 2. restrain- ing order to the endant until the first of the term, bq»\ 20, yester- distriet celebrated Geyer y n acrobats, is in the eity and will appear with the Steens at the uilding next Suuday night. ris known to the professional world “as the human serpent. The doe- tors of Philadelphia lunu offered $10,000 for bis body ufter deat Sick and lnllnnm h\.udn he cured b, Dy, Pierse's “Pollets. g v [ in the ple | duty to the THK AUGUST WORK What Has Been Done at the Buck- ingham. The inspiration for work among the in temperate and outeast in our city is found » made by Jesus, “I, if I be lifted up, will draw sll men unto me.” The attendance, ranging from sixty to 100 at the Sunday night service, and the Tuesday evening prayer meeting show plainly that the hearts of the people e being drawn, for tears show fecling, though pride often prevents an_express jon. Oh!if all the professing Christians in our beloved country would see their who are rushing to rain, and threatenin he very hife of our union, we should have a brighter out look for the futare than we have to-day I'he gospel is our only hope, for where than gospel principles, whose benedic tion is “Peace on earth, good will to wards men.” Att annnal election of oflicers held September 9, the foilowing were unanis mously en Mrs, John T. Bell, Crane, v Rev. I1. ¢ Watson B, Smith! re Mrs. G, W. Clark, tary; Mrs. A. 8. Potte prosidents from chu t, Mrs. Austing & president: Mrs. o-president; M T secretary ches Me Il\n Second l|.~lv\|. an, e, D, C. Wilson; First Congreza- b S. H. H. Clark; Baptist, Mr: ris; North Methodist X Me lhmh-l Mrs. E ary’s Con \\‘.~Inn~ If;lul E. Adams; Elliott; South . Welshans; Union C. V Ini l.ulhv an, Mr: west Presbytor Presbyter 3 Christia \ullv intend v. Hains; supe K nnlmwnn work, Mrs, Olive Lea- superintendent of social purity Mrs. Dr. Bryant; ~n|u~nn(mn|nn( of evan gelistic work, Mrs. G. W. Clark; super intendent of juvenile work, Mrs. C. T r3. 0. C. Dodge, Mrs. llu-lm.\ Mrs. M, Advisor ittee of gentlemen.— Messrs. W. N, MeCandlish, John Dale, R. C. Patterson, J. A. Sunderland, G. Joplin Donations ham fc Dinsmo: Olive Leader, Gratton , Mrs Mrs. reccived for the Bucking- ¢ the month of Augus shn A MeShane, {r. John T, Mr. g 4 Mr. Boll, §2 man Buck Mrs, & $1: \lvmlv i, $6; Mrs, M. A. Smith, G D Mrs. Irene rds, §1.50; |43 H B Mr > (url M dependent upon e support of the Bucking- winter work the ground to among the children. Monthly cards can be found at the rooms Ifth and Dodge. Let no one h o to pledge hec they can only give a small now on bands pledge corner 1ize temperanc Potice I’ Jolm Mullen, o whisk; srought before Judg: - to answer to n charge of stealing § M. Siegel. The latter did not appear to prosceute the prisoner. Mul- len, however, who had been on a spree veral days past, was on the verge of delirium tremens, nul Judge hh-u\wrg coneluded to send him up for six d Pat Kearney, the old time offender, sent up for ten d. for drunkenness. Four other drunks were fined and com- l in default ll as employed at the rom - gue Hotol, b 1 five da tence in the county Clarence Smith, ¢ on W, 3 complainant did not « W. H. Bates, ehar M. L. Higgins, v <I|HI|I.IU4HI it dnl'lnuthr field for further ex: To Inventors. Inventors visiting Lincoln during the state fair can receive an, im‘orm-uiuu di sired relative to securing patent b calling PR A T Gitt, nttor- s and solicitors of putents, rooms 16 and 17, 111 North Ninth St., Linicoln, Neb e The Silent Students, Yesterday morning Mr. J. S, Woodburn busy taking care of the deaf and dumb scholars who arrived on the train from all parts in Nebraska, The Nebraska Institute for the deat and dumb, located notth of Omaha, op nd to-morrow for the school year. wmber who came in this morni hundred and fiftee 5, about looking, and kept their Inmh nd fingers constantly 1n motion, conversing in the silent language with their compani v who come now remain un lo of June, under the ca f § intendent J. A.' Gillespie For Sale or Rent, former residence, 123 Seventh rect, threo blocks from Ominha depot, and three blocks from center of business . Council Blufls, Cias. T. OFFICER, with Officer & Pusey, bankers, Council Bluffs, L., The Concordia. Oficers of the Concordia singing clety have been elected to serye for ensuing year as follows: Adolph Meyer, president. L. Raapke, vice-president Willizm Sievers, treasurer, pug se haefer, s Wiemers, r. Nahan Ir serve as conduetor, Tl y will celebrate its nineteenth anni on next Monday exening, with a grand concert and ball at the ox- tion aunex s0- the bearer. selected to George Hallott, charged wiili being the father of the enild of Anna Berggren, has been sent to jail for trial, He has failed to compromise With the wronged girl, Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers were September 14, with the county elerk: rderry Mulyibill and others to John ¥. Coad, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 23 and %4, block 6, Hans- com Place, w M. F, Sears shn{le) to Samuel Cotner, lot 16 Block 8 w G, B. Hibgarand others to Charles 1. Waool- worth, 3 interest in lots 13 and 14, block 12, E. V. Smith’s add, w d—8§1,500, Chiarles H. Samson and wife to l'mnri,e P, Stebbins, sonth 8% feet of east 3§ of block 22, Omaha, w d—85,%0, George H. Boggs and ofhers to J. 8, Innes, , Olaha Yiew extension, w tiled orge H. Boggs and others to Anthony ty. lois 4 and 5, block 1, Park Forest, A “an Aurnam to G. 1, block 4, Hawthorne, w d- L Buriham aud wite to T W. Crampton, lul 1 b Creston, w d—=$1,100, . Dubidne and wite to Gl AL Parsell lul 9, block R, Shinn's 2d add, w d—$925, John mmmxm %o dohn Waehtler, 10t 11, Léls Place, w Jon Birbuu i others to John Wacht- lek, norh 3¢ of lot 10, Leis Place, w John D\rllbfluml&llu&r@ south /4 o jot 10, T. Carpenter, lot OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, OfF for n Hnmt. Coroner John DrexelyGue Hart, Hart and A. L. Fitch, #our skillful and lusty nimrods of this city, feft yesterday for a few days’ hunt inl the vicinity of Stanton, Neb. They have made arrange. ments to bring home a sheavy lot of game Wanted—Good composttors on book brief and_table work. Pryor’s Bee Job office, 12 Pearl st., Council Blufts, Tele- phone No. 43, o Doing Waell. Charles Morgan, the boyavho was in- jured by falling under a freight train yesterday morning, bravely stood the | amputation of the left leg above the knee joint, and is doing well this morn ing. He is still at the sisters’ hospital Waived Examination, Edward Leeder, arrested for last week at the instance of his wife, came up to police court yesterday morn- ing and waved preliminary examinaiion, adultery Absolutely Pu This powdor nover varies. A matvel of pur- ty, strenwth and wholosomoness, Mo omical than the ordinary kinds and o sold incompetition with tho multitude of low test, short weight aluim or phosphate Suldnnlvvl ans. Movar BAKING PC w i R T3ih St Cor. Capitol Avorue. FOW TR TREATNEAT OF A1t Chronic & Surgical Diseases. it of every f 1 m of die. cither medical or g tre icity, Para’: , Skin, Blood aud argical oporations. Iatteries, Inhalers, Braces, Tr all kinds of Medical and Surgical A ppia ufactured and for The uwlgrcllnhle itedical Institute making Private, psm.sl <] Nervu"s mseasas ses, and cos, ma eatment for loss of vital power, UNICATIONS CONFIDENTIAL il AnA GomATL RS 41 Banh RASS) ARA PO address—plainly written—enclose stamp, and we will £2nd you, in plain wi rappe, cur RCULA R TO MEN 0US Disr. Persons nnable to visit ns n ay. treated at their homes, by correspondence. Medicines und Tnstrn ments sent by mail or express SECURIULY PACK. ED FROM OB VAT A contents or send erred if conven 3 modation of patients reasonable prices. Address all L Omaha Hedical and Surglcil lusmme Cor. 13th St. 2nd Canitol Ave., OM 1 Bank. " DREXEL & MAUL, Buocessors to J. G. Jacobs UNDERTAKERS, AND EMBALMERS. At the old stand, 1407 Farnam St Orders b o licited' und promply attendod to. cle JUHN C. GREEN SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, OF NEW hone N JERSE opt. HEh ‘and For kpecial courses Afurmation upily Lo th G ollege Troasaror, ' Henry 1886. THE LOGK OUT Of the clothing cutters by the Eastern Clothiers Protective Associa EPTEMBER 16, ‘tlon. has advancad pricesin clothing on account of its scarcity, but the | NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY, who were fortunate in having their clothing all shipped before the lockout, will continue disposing of their immense stock of clothing and furnishing goods at their LOWEST ES TABLISHED PRICES. We would suggest to those desiring winter clothing, that it is to their interest to call at once before the present arge stock is disposed of,as it will be impossible to duplicate the prices on these goods. All goods at strictly ONE PRICE and marked in plain figures at THE NEBRAMKA CLOTHING COMPANY Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. 1o prove to the public that we did not exag- gerate when we said we had the igest and Cheapest Stock 1n Oma ONE PRICE FOR ALL, SOL. SIEGEL, MANAGER, New York and Omaha Clothing Co 1308 Farnam Street. NOW OPEN. WE HAVE THEM ON | THE HIP. Don’t You Hear Them Bellow? They Squeal, while the Two Orphans Laugh. FINTY CENTS on the DOLLAR Is what makes Omaha Clothiers pull their left ear and inquire, how do they do it? At our own factory in A Uwother-in-law imported in his own ship 2 cases of fine worsted, The, e ost us ;_, yards to cut out the aver um 7 The trinmming for same suit cost. same. Cutting and overseeing worl Takes 3 1.2 Formakin Yankees know how to make goods. Maine we are now turning out FINE CLOTHING. An example and one that tells er yards an’s wuit, lotl costs in factory. . 5 per cent auded for shipping and Randiing to Omaha dotal cost. . We are selling them for $18 at Jobbers price. YANKEE BOYS FROM MAINE, TWO ORPHANS, Clothiers, That is what makes Omaha Cloth- iers Bellow and Tremble at the Knees. ANDREWS BROS. CLOTHING CO. i3 Farnam Street.