Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1886, Page 8

P e Monday, November 16th e —— CLOAKS AND SUITS. We have brought to the ladics of Omahn as large an assort ment of Cloaks of every Kind as in New York, As to they would sce ladciphia. ch below cy are -class houses in the areat citics. We have an object in making the prices pw. We want (o show the residents of Omaha o have heretofore, for reasons best known to Ives, made that they can spend their mon in O values than they n and receive better an anywhere else. e ——— Sealskin Cloaks. We Cloaks, Wraps, Dolmans, Raglans, &e., 1 all qualities, at §175, $200, $225. K250, %200, rant every garment w nve these in d we war” el to he genuine Alaskax S of London dye S.P.Morse & Go OUR LEGAL BU: It May be Facilitated and Sim: plifiea. The changes in redistricting the state proposed by the state bur association are meeting with vigorous opposition among many members of the Douglas county bar. The opposition has speeial refer- ence to the changes contemplated for the judicial district at present composed of How Douglas, Surpy, Washington and Burt countios. The suggestion that Douglas be made a district by itself with ‘two judges and & munieipal court for Oma is objected to by some lawyers on consti- tutional grounds, while otbkers oppose it on grounds of expedien ‘At the close of business to-day,” said & promiment law) of Omahy, “there are 1,027 civil cases on the docket of the district court for Douglas county, aud there are over twenty-five criminal cases for trial. The printed aocket for the October term, 1862, contained ) civil actions. That was Judge Suv term, Judge Wakeley was add bench in the following spring. then there have been two judges, and the civil docket has grown us shown by the figures I have stated to yon.” ““What 1s to be done in order to obtain relief-—-to catch upr’” asked a representa- tve of llw B from the justic “Phera are, according i« following ol tionr Fir, 1ce, my views, the cctions 10 the third proposi- —A municipal court must be inferior to the district court, Sec . art 4, of the constitution, - plies the right of appeal to that court. All contested cusex would be taken to that court and the business of the latter would not be reduced cond —1f a mu nicipal court be established there must be another clerk; another code of pro cedure; another jury. If the judgments are to be liens on rdal est be another place to look for such liens Third—The court will be of limited juris- dietion, unl the judge will possess limited Until settfed by adjudi ill be no doubt us to the pow tion. Fourth—If to this court D eriminal jurisdietion alone, it have little to do not snent more than twelve w. year on the eriminal docket. Shall the judge of the proposed court work only twelve weeks and remain idle the other forty of the yeur? These figures show thut the gr need of work is on the ¢ docket First.—If there be added “appeals from tices of the lu\‘u llun are these things to be said ~The powe confer this jurisdic lmn is doubtful. roceedings and vractic of all courts of he same class or gi * * shall be uniform.’ " Scetion w article VI, constitution, 1f, on trial, the supreme court should decide adversely to the power, all cases brought into the court by this wethod wouldiull by iho wayside, 10 the cor fus on of the right of the parties Section 81 the supreme court =hould Sustdin the power, some woall be tried, and end there. But the most of the lighting cases would be appealed to CUSeS the distract conrt. The reiicf would be woderate Litgants would go there, ounly the route would be more round about, and the costs greater, Sixth—If tablished on the muni the muj al court be state may put the expense ity W hM #re your ideas of judges? S1f one or two more judges be put into J s to tl 1o this distriet, this ‘may be said The state wust pay the salary of the P e——— e ———— o s THE BEE SUNDAY OVEMBER 14 1886, TWELVE PAGES. . P.MORSE € CD. Black Brocade Velvet Wra, Trimmed with Black Hare Fur and Tuls, Satin lined, $22.50. An clegant, st rment, $350 1 lish LADIE‘“ WALKING JACKETS, Monday we will offer 1 lot Ladies’ Walking skets that have been s Ng for from #5 to $6. All this season’s styles, Choice at $3.50. LADIES’ WALKING JACKE’ 1‘S.$5 @fi Another lot of newest style Walking Juckets on which regular price has been 50, §8, §0 and §10. Choice of this lot, vt b 41 ] Black Beaver Newmarkets, These are trimmed with astrachan coilur and cufls, and has never before been offered less than 5 Our price next week, $10. — —— S.P.MORSE&LD, and reporters, 55 the fullest pow ase, in this district or in whidh they may go. T he udges will ean try any any other to v will not be Yy will n no other et of records; no other of procedure. There will be no f k for licns upon real es an sit down and bogin work, t hand. A better cla sted to the district tha iwt. All people a|u-m|y trinl in the highest tr court in the state. The district court will not become wtic for the trial of ‘i easc Let me < an illustrati from your business. Suppose you desired do twice as much edito . You would one or two more writers to a desk, and tell them to goahead. You would be like adding one or two district a They rythi judges. You would not start another paper, ‘with editors and I I’ g ete., and double the forc ! just to place before the world twice your present editorial matter. But that would e like establishig wnother court to do mo The most smiple, natural effective way of enlarging the y for administ inerease the numbe t court. and 3 V. Dr. Leisen ithe Moffact Jury Censure. Dr. Leisenring was n by a reporter for the BEE yesterd the verdiet of the jur v, and pronounced in the Mollatt ease i Mected himself. slock to see Moflatt ind reached the latter n fifteen minutes. So far from t being in a cold room, he was be- in which a five w el |h|~ with the und and above him, cansed in less'th Mo large drops of persviration to stand out upon his body and these He found his limbs tied, , of course were cold, beeause of the circulation. The Toosened and finally taken Moftatt’s limbs. He denounced ging of Moflatt t o that the the policemen h jail, but d no alter native in such emergencies, unless to allow the patient to remain at howme, which ought to have been done, He then gave Moflatt some medicine, ord 1 a cloth saturated with cold water to hu placed upon his head, and then cot anded him to be taken to the hospital, arned that Dr, Hanehett bad ding the patient and Jeft word ter be notitied immediately, at sume time leaving medicine to e ven to medicine e y bulf hour. This Wis all he ¢ f he spoke Iu MofTat ter was rational and the bands upon his use he might Lurt Mnmlunl\ Leisenring denied 1l trath of the statément that the room w cold at the time. It wa as it should have been for the comfort of the patient. For ull of these reasons the doctor eannot understand why, after hav- ing done simply his duty, he should be involved in the yerdict as he was. He then | been atte that the the the What Marshal Cammings Sa The verdiet of the jury i the e John W. Moftutt still continues to Le the topic of conversation on all sides. As the wutter is being discussed, new phases are being brought to the surface w the case still more complicated Murahal Cummings said yesterday work than is now done in our dis- | four seal orna al plush, PLUSH 2@ SACQUES ments; are made of excellent s and at £2) are a bargain, Seal Plush gg S ‘quh.s seal plush, tull 44 inches long, finest satin lining. L ornaments, &e., quite as Silk Matalles:e A vieh seal brown satin-lined garment, plain front, box pleat back with orna- OMAHA DAILY These garments have ALESHA This is mugniticent v|\\1 ty of Alaska good us any §50 garment in Omaha. Hewmarie's, ‘nts, &e, At our price, §18, it eannot CK. NO. Black Bio ada Velvet N wmarket, Trimmed with black Russinn H mers Satin Lining, bar B25.00. S.P.MORSE & (O Fur two pillows under his head. As early possible that morning we got Dr. Leisen- ring there to attend to him, and by the doctor’s orders removed him to the hos- pital. Some people say that the man ought not to have been removed from the house at all. Yet what could we do? We had been ordered toremove him from Thicman’s house, and if was certainly nn- fe to have him there, for in his frenzied night have killed some one. ng that he had tobe removed, inly could not have taken him to the hospi Mind you he 1 knockes Al down and overpowered one police That being the ¢: could it be exped that the sisters of the hospital could man- we cert age him? No, sir; the only thing we could do was to take him to the juil and make him as comfortable theve us possi- ble.’ —-—— A Silent We iding, SMITH JLDPUSCIL—In this city, Nov. 8 155, Russell Smith, of Owmal t Miss Lizzie I Justice of the Peg The wedding, although « silent was none the loss happ -, both the nd groomn being deat mutes, Nir, Smith is 1 compositor on the BEE night torce, He was formerly P ntof Des Moines and has ntsceretary of the Hawkeye e Mutes, h: York city for six yc leading Spirits aniong the | the we: e bride your | mable lady, having been educ school of Maryland. Last fi Baltimor Tt i Helsioy o | ir at Lincoln, whe | e, Sunth, and the attacument sprang up h led to matrimony. ‘The ecereniony was, performed by Judge Helsley by writing the questions to which rveplies were made by the bride o oom_ with | Owing (ot ¢ father | left for D Fuesday | evening to be absent till next spring, when she will return to her husband in Omaha, Independent of Her Relatives, The BEE, o few w ished an account of the death in this eity of Jereminh Bowler. A few ‘l<\~ later it published a paragraph coneery death of his widow at St. Josepl complied with the fact that at the o husband’s death, two broth- atier we. nt, and nnme- ately retuined to their home in lowa, leaving their brother's widow to go to the hospital and his children to the or ers of the | house. John Bowl one of the brothe of Carroll, la., with the intention of | bringing his brether,s children to his home, wus in town yesterday, and satis fied the BEE reporter that he' offored his sister-in-law money to help her out of her difliculty, but that the money was de- clined on tne ground that she did not wiunt to be dependant upon tves, The Imperial Cl L ud dunce of the Impe loga, of the serics of 86 and '87, 4 at Imperial hall, Saratoga, last number the Im y evening. Besides the nt of the elite of Sar: Hog: red of Omuha’s fail aanly young i «d i 18 st dungl The Imperiz marked by u series of al successes. ‘The present officers o Louis Littleiicld, President; | Solowon, secretary and treasure . Rustin, 1d Williwm Christie, vice floor director Hair, aius afternoon: As far as 1aw concerned I | L it u thorough investization of this The Fort Omaha Bill, thing. 1gan prove that 1 acted in the A meeting of the board of trade will pest wav passible. (4 say the same ting | bo held this week, probably on Thursday ~ When Moftutt was brought into | €vening, for the discussion of the pro- Jail he was placed by the side of & ‘ posed i providing for the remoual of warni live on the best bed that we could Qumaha. Senator Manderson, the u for him He was covered uhm of the bill, will attend the wmect with two - blumkets aud bud l ing and explain Lis meusure. Chitdrens’ Gapa Havelooks, £1.75 rable A good, price for. 4 yoars old, $1.75, 6 years old, £k 8 years old, 10 yoars old, $2 12 years old, warm serviee vy Blue Di gonal Beaver. Irlmnuli with CAstrach s 0, 8 , advance Al Plush Wrap. Lined with fine satin plush, ball f BICYCLE RACES, Arrangements two important bicyele races to t: ku )vl'u'c in this this month. On next Satur- dny evening, November 20, John S. Prince, of this city, the world beater and Fred Sh ot snwood, will meet in a twenty mile for <ide, Shaw to have one-quarter of a mile the start Shaw is well known through the west as a speedy wheelman and will make an in- teresting race for Prince, tosay the least. In addition to this there will be a five ce for amateurs, the winner of hich will be presented with a handsome gold me DAYS RACE. will be commenced for the champion- d States, open to all ce will be for six days, v, and 11 be the and endurance that sed in the wi 'he q entered for n{ Min- 1 A six On November areatest test of specd has ever been witne wheeimen who | the contest neanolis Snyder of I burg of Chicag wood, Frank ‘i.w of Minncapolis, \Iu]uu--\ of Boston, | Mereill of Ore- zon, H, W, Hyam ‘of Washington, who is the champion of England, W. . Mor gan of Chic il Prince’s unknown - peath on Kats. The biggest rat cateh that has ever been made in Omaha has been in pro ss at 118 North Fifteenth street for the ast ten days, The cateh has not been made by professionul rat killers, but the only instrument used has been a cireuls trap manufactured by Mr. &. 1, cjoy In the ten days that gentieman has cap. rinated eig tured and exter ity-seven of the vermin, e en being corraled at time, packing the trap to its fullest pacity. Mr. Lovei rapidly eles ing his section of the street from the testable pests - ised the Rates, Union Pacific has just made a itoits frei tarifls that very aterially . n of shippers in low a market at South Omaha. n 6 per car an hogs fr 1o the Omahi Stock has been raised to $10 under” the new tavifl schedule Stockmen complain agalnst this discrim: ion, especially at “this time, when u o biisiness has been built up for the yards friom Western lowa. No explana tion for the incrense is offorad. R - utheran College, Rev. J. 8. Detweiler, tor of the Kountze Memorial church, returned lust evening from Beatrice where he de livered a lecture on Thursday evening. Mr. Detweiler also had a conference dur- ing his visit, Jooking to the establishment of a Lutheran e u!lun in Be ul the prospect now is that suchan institution will be founded - For Wigwam slippers go to Hayward Bros., 1607 Howard street - Coming to the *‘colored” $t. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, adjacent to New Orleans—not the negroes, but the colored people—it is found that no con- siderable portion of them are what are loeally known in Louisiana as “Mauilla wen,” either born on the Pmlippine .Is- lands or descendents u( the colonists from those islands. Some of them speak the originul Tagalog, the dialect of the T umm.( Luzon, it Spamsh is waiply Jigh check und b g unilla men and others, produc m;;.x;,h Al vapety of wixed races, 5.P.MORSE & (0 Next Week. garment, and “population of al is a fine ~,u cimen of 100s E B0z CARPET We have veccived some very fine new patterns in Brussols, Moguette and Ingrain Carpe THE NEW Hoquette Carpets Are very choice eolovings and cr- queisite patterns, HEW CARPETS Body Brussels. The very lavets patterns in strictiy fivst quality five fraine. 2TEK Ingrain Carpets. We have just veecived some very neat patierns in Ingrain Carpets, both parior and chamber patterns. TAPESTRY @ 5 c BRUSSELS CARPETS. We have for nect week's sale the Tast we will sell of the good Tapestry Carpets at 45 cents. They are worth 65 conts a yurd. ugs Very Chea We harve some special valies in Rugs that ave little more than half price. S.PMORSE &0 CHURCH NOTICES. To-day's Services at the Difcrent Churches Throughout the City. ‘The Saints Chapel, on tirst and Clark streets. Preac m. and 30 p.m. bath school at 12:30 p. m ayer meeting Wednesday ever: All invited. German Lutheran chureh, 1005 S Twentieth street. Serviee every Sunday 1 m. Sunday school at 2 p.m. K. J. Frese, pastor. Castellar Street Presbyterian, Sixteenth and Castellar. 3 . Wilson, tor. Preaching b, tor and public worship at 11 a.m school, 3 p. n. ing, 7 p. m. 0 p.m. Sabbath Young people’s meet- hureh, corner Seventeenth vice at 11 a. m Rev, W. I ubject of sermon this Vas i Heaven.” Sub sSam Jones and 'ning sermon, iis Revival,” Ia the Swedish angelical Lutheran corner of Cass and Nineteenth divine servies and preaching by E. A, Fogelstrom, at 10: m. 20 p.om. Sunday school at 3:0 p.m. Tuesday evening, brayer meetings, and Thursda ning, preaching of the "“‘H‘M ndinavians ure invited to at- tend all the me tings Kountze Memorial, Eng D corner of Sisteenth and ney st N, Detweiler, pasto Sunday w1145 . m. Church ching by the pastor at 10 streets the past nd yterian chur and Seventeenth 10 a. m. Preaching by the pasto W. J. Harsha, Sunday school at noon Young peoples meeuing at 645 p. ni, Rev, Alex. Thompson will leeture this morning at Opera house at o'clock.” Subject, " The Saving Pow the Atonement.” No cha leetion. North Preshyteriar Rev. Wi, R Hender vice at 1030 4. m, and school at noon. Youn: eting at 630 p. m. Onaccount of the union meeting in the exposition buildi there will be’ no evening service, Strangers made weleome at all the ser vices. St Mark’s Evangigeheal Lutheran Mission, Suunders street, near Charles, Rov. Geo. H. Schour, pastor, Sunday school at #:30 p.m.; ehurch service and preaching by llu York, N¢ » Bible' study and prayer Thursday, al 7 p.m. You are cordially invited to all services St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school meets every Sunday after noon at #:30 p. m. in Cosmopolitan hall, 1581 south Thirteenth street st Christian churel, sty nd. Capital avenue. Kev . LD, pustor. Sorvices TH0 p.m. Prayer mecting on Wednesday eveni 1\0\ 14) morning: ““Lhe Evening: ' Cominon yer."! yterian, Twe corner Twen tieth Jos. H. Foy ut 1030 and with lecture Themes to-day, Pouch of Faith. Sense View of Pr Southwe T Leavenworth nticth a ts. Preaching and jublic worship at 11 &, m. by Rev. J. N lh;_m Subbath school, 3 p. m. You people’s meeting, sermon. Castellar Street Pry or and Castellar streel Rey. J. M. Wilson pustor. Preaching by the pastor at 11 . m. and 7:80 p. m. Nabbath school G:45 pm. No' evening . Sixteenth m. and 7:30 p. m, serviees Sun \e Holy Communion will be cele 8 ou.om. wday school and childrens the 11 at i i p.m. Young peoples meeting at 7p. m [\ y Cathedral, Capital avenue, cor ner Eighteoath stroct uewly elected | Dean, Rev. sardner, will preach at | Meus bible class at “ CURTAIN DEPA Newt week wewill havea grand ol caring out sale of ODD PAIRS, Lace Curtains, 75¢, §1.25, $2.50. 3 per pair. Amony these will be foundsome excellent bavgains. SWISS TAMBOUR GURTAINS. We have £ odd lots, 3 to £ pairs of a style that we will sell. $3.90 per pair, worsh $5, $5.50 per pair, worth $8, 8.00 per pair. worth $10. 10 ver pair, worth $15. TURCOMAN CURTAINS We have about 20 different styles of Tureoman and Silk Curtains ihat have been sold down to oue, two and thice pair lols; they are of course the most desivable styies we have shown this scason and we are anvious to close sweh odd lots out; if you do pot want morethan th style itwill be to your adeantage to ceamine then, Tie pri about $12,815, $18, §25. WINDOW SHADES. We male a specialty of fine window shades that we make and hang at pairs of @ s range at short notice; we show 42 different colors in opaque and Scoich Hol= lands for window shades. / b P. Morse & Co. In the evening all The Sheriff Did Not Appear, One of the most dispicable little tricks was attempted and pardy earried out this week by a certain stove dealer, by which ne tried to smireh the good stand- ing of Jacob K. Troiel & Co., the ha ware merchants at the head of St. Mary's avenue The stove man above referred to circus lated smong business men that Messry. Troiel & Co. would on Monday be closed by the sheriff at the instance of one of the wholesale houses from whom_the buy goods. Some few belicycd this res it Park Avenue United Presbyterian church to-day The First German Preshyte zhteenth and Caming ~(xl It mon and the Lords sunper at 1 Gern shath school at s ing service and sermon at 7 and German |l rtily invited to attend. ble, pastor. United Presbyterian church, Ei l{v\ la, B 012 port, while others almost immediately ""l'“~tll|||rr~l| corner Davenport § aeped Troiel & Co. forftheir statement of. teenth streets the and they, as well as the sher!f¥f m. Sunday ol at ks Hilton will preach in the morning. regular bi-monthly business m the church, Wednesday eyening ot and the whole: very mm h sul of it befi trick be A house mentioned, were prised, not havinz heard re. The meanness of tiis little Hes More it s sharp. Business of timpor proven a fact that Jucob K. Troill & be considered, overy member should be | (o, pay the ool hard cash for present. every ounce of @oods in their store. The Peth Eden Baptist chureh. Servic stove dealer who circalated this report 10:30 w. m. and 750 p.me. by the | probably did so from j R. L. Hal at the residence of enlousy, for firm on the hill are selling an immengl number of stoves to the great detrimen’ ) | of the trade of several down town stove Dumont. 1 Prayer m h Twenty-fourth ing Thursda Clarl at Mr. A, s, 2415 Hurney street dealers, - A reporter who eatled at Troiel & Co. German Comedy Company. last night found that if the firm \wrz To-night Dumas’ great play, “Monte | about to go into bankraptey they seemed Christo,”” will be presented inoan exeel- lent manner at Boyd’s Opera house, by the German € nmul) compai olll evorytiing be [ur ity at mn«.nv. L fine business ol 2, Omahia | on a cash m sis, and the cutin prices of & Stationery Co the hase burners and other stoves that > s v they handle has no doubt goaded the oLy Por Cakes fifteen cents a dozen | jealous dealer to nets of which le now ‘ i & Co, ought to be thoroughly ashumed lric Clothing Company, 320 North A Splendid Investment. Sixteenth streef, will suve you 20 percent In & lirstolnse: conl. mine, only. 140 on clothing, overcouts, ete. “I'ry them. miles from Omaha, on line of railroad, T Tr e A rare chance for profitable business now in inl! operation - Wl paying nicely. On your way to the 3 mJones” meet- | 4] thorousl iy equipped with store ing stop and see the beautiful new wuto m.mt.u houses, cte. Cull on matic White sewing machine, 121 N 10th M,“, Zewrung, ‘Thornton & Co Mrs. Mary A R. Auderson, of 4 their sister & Co,, Agents lard tlotel Block, Harciem \\ - I'rowbridge and Mrs, | Kalam wlw, Michizan, | A pirst-Class I(vluud Excursion Mrs. A. L. Waol- o Calit S, D Bangs of this city and | ¢y p Ve R " wi 8 Jver the “Great Santa Fe Route” will Mrs A tiarris of Cowneil Bhits. it |1 Klsas ity Pligsday morning, bemg a family re-union of the live sisters, | Noyember 18, at 10:10. Round trip rate dungthters of the lato Hon. Richard | foveieest B A0 Atchison, §60: good for six months. For purticulurs and slecping ear necommodutions address or eull on Co W, Stover, agent, 402 Court enne, Des Moine Osgood, nith, ot Butayie, N Y - Bros. make close I'vy them Hayward prices on boots and shoes. 14609 How urdstreet pussenger wgent, Cedur Rupids - - Hayward Bros. earry a full line of | pje White machine oftice sell French shoesin hand sewed and seamed | yeegles, shuttles, tuckers, rues in A, B, C, Dand B widths, 1607 How- |'gil cans, screw drivers, efc., et urd street machines, whole i retail o . 121 N 15th stre niiha, Send for price Choce Cut Flowers, Chrysanthemum | 1% 1 dealers TR U Yy D% Plants and Duteh Bulbs at )W, & k. E sty . Arnold Greenhouses, 1210 North 18th St Al Sappington, 219 North 14th # -~ will be pleased 1o tiuhe order for ostrick Geo n & Co., ave serving oysters | featuees to be recolored and recurled, and lunch at 2 Donglas st At howe from 110 2 o'clock p. m, Erie Clothing Ce 20 North Sixteenth street, will 1 2 per cent - y T - Lady Clerks | Opon Every Night. You can get a good lunch or oysters at Bean & Co's, Oyster Parlors Doug J‘ _Erie_Ciou CLINI' G FORD ‘v] <I\<[' O per cent Py nelug | SENDAY, NOVEMBER 14, y | New Ropertoire. Ghange of Program Euch Night. Opening Bill, pom. - Slrangers cordiully m-l i “ PHENIX. S. P. MORSE & C0. ENT.