Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1888, Page 5

LCIDED T0 INCORPORATE. ho Missourl Pacifio Forestalls the Threatened Mandamus. — LINCOLN EDUCATIONAL MATTERS &N‘flnl of the Board-Providing For the Prompt Payment of Police- men's Salaries—The Ch qua Circle—City Items. [FROM THE DRE'S LINCOLY BUREAU.] The Missouri Pacific corporation is recog. Pizing the handwriting on the wall and is pre paring to incorporate as a raliroad company In Nebraska as required by law. When the pneral attorney of the road was in the city a few days ago he stated that his company #tood ready to incorporate in Nebraska, and $hat taandamus proceedings wonld not be it \ossary against their road. Yesterday, erefore, in compliance with this stalement, 2 certificate of organization of the Missouri acific railway company in Nebraska, the fcles of incorporation and the resolution, nsolidating, were flled with the county jork of this county. The company having ken this step will be better prepared in the ture to secare and protect their right of ay, and it is probable that their action will a duc effect on the cases now pending in oh parties have entered litigation for pay t of right of way already used, on the ounds that the road, net’ being 'incorpo ‘ated in the state, had not the right of emi- ent domain, BOARD OF EDUCATION. ! “The board of edueation held an important usiness seasion on Mondey evening, at hich the usual number of bills that’ had allen due were allowed. The constant in- Erease in the number of school children hus used the board to open a number of new oms with this spring’s term, and the last der is for'the opening of 'a new primary :noln at the Q strect school. The superintendent, in laints, was instructe f citizene where conty sed Lo exist answer to com- o visit the residences jous diseases are sup- A\Ihlll; ments were made to properly following recommendations ntendent Bowers were adopted , that one half dozen cop Clovernment of Nebraska' be Yise as refercnce books for cla ud, that one dozen sets of cured for use in that Miss Pitcher ho be g pave of absence t t the public schools of Le city of Omaha. SPECIAL POLICE F Tho city has passed an o to effect yesterday 00d to the police ally in getting the without having their ecarnings with some bani. e ordinance provides for a special polico Lnuu and this fund is to be made up of the 0sts in police court which are collected rmnl)»l_ “These funds will be used to assist u meeting the salaries of the ofi THE ASSAULT CASE. Justice Cochran, after hearing arguments, 1 dismissed the case brought by J Dean against the B. & M. special police for ssanlt committed on the depot platform last cek. The testimony was conflicting and he company had & good supply of of wit- 08508 t0 swear on their side of the case, lie defense was that Dean had approached 0 near the engine and that he was sus- ccted of intent to sand it. The decision of the justice meets with a great deal of criticism. CAPITAL CITY GIIAUTATQUA. Chantauqua circle held one sting sessions last with the fol- lu\vuu. programme: Reading—*Translation f Virgil's Story of the Laocoon™; Curio in ican_history, conducted by Paul H. paper by Mrs. J. A. Dummitt; roil esponse with news items; debate— Re- d that the literature of thie nineteenth century is better than that of any previous age, led by Mr. Boehmer and W. J. Bryan; Question—Plan of Salvaiion,” in March Chautauqua, ns Et rth, and that Miss lu\l.n-l ce that went hich will be of much 1 !{nlm Iy 1 The following notice of Lincoln people and of especial interest to the cutlemen employed in the oftice of the Lom- Eu-u Investment company of this city was re- eived yesterday. Married—At the church of Longwood, Mass., on Tues B. 1835, by the Reverend Reginald Howe, R. Eowbard, jr., and Miss Rosic It. Masscy, With the coming of spring the base ball ver breaks out anew. The latest in this Rine is the organization of a city league that ill ' be composed of clubs from tho 3. & M. headquarters, the Journal oftes, the HoT k drug company, the universit A smottatiand News chibetimis te the leans—in fact all classes—are entering e arena, and & female base ball club may 0 expected in_ the eity beforo tho seuson 0s Iast Lincoln bas been the quiet part of the ity at all times, but the ravages of the small 0y have of late so exasperated the citizens tn' at they have asked for three special polic cn, who have been appointed to serve with- out pay until the nuisance is abated. The municipality of West Lincoln was in he midst of a hot clection yesterday icense question. A board of aldermen rep- Fesenting the license and anti-license tickets wore working the polls for au election the entire day with much vigor. . W. Holmes, a well known and sident of the city, is lying danger- at his home with paralysis. Mr, o a resident of Lincoln for a iterest to many Our Savior, morning, April the Christian ||IH\|‘!\|'\’ ncoln yesterday. Alvin Saund 1 Gadd, of Omaha, and Thomas &;Ih'\. of Plattsmouth, were members of the ard from abroad in attendance. All the pity members were present The grounds onated to the university will be platted at nee, and arrangements are being made to rect the coming season a central building, to 08t §50,000. The May festival of music which the state praanization is ecting promises to be of pxceptional interest. The rehearsals are fargely attended ond the workers enthusi- wstic. —— Pecu n medicinal merit and won- @erful cures—Hood's Savsaparilla. Now I8 the time to take it, for now it will do the wost good. On last Sunday Canan, mother of C. J. Canan, died at the residence of the latter, 2514 Hamilton street, Bt the uge of sixty-lwo years, Mrs, Canan Bad boen in this city but & woek, having Some here to make this place her home, pi @eeding her husband for the purpose of put- ing their home in readiness to him, the latter being at present sick in St. Clair, ich. Mrs, Canan was the mother of s #ral children, two of whom, Lilly and Clar euce J., are well known in this city. Charles resides in St. Clair, Mich,, with his father .fihl was to have left that place for this city st night, when he was telegraphed that tho remains of his mother would be forwarded to that place for interment. The announce- st of his wife's death will, it is thought, ave a most serious effect upon her husband #vho is already advanced m years and in a ¥eeble coudition, ML, BROWN The funeral of Mrs. Martha A. Brown 00k place at the residence of her son-in-law, Alfred Sorenson, 1915 Capitol avenue yester a mg. Among attendants were quite of the old settlers of Omaha. The o8 were conducted by Rev. J. 8. Det woiler, assisted by Rev. H. W. Kuhns, wao made some very appropriate remarks which wore particularty addressed to theold friends of the deceased.” Mr. Kuhns, who has been gbsent from the city some fifteen yewrs, and has rocently returned to reside here, was Iy onally “acquainted with Mrs. Brown, aving known her for over thirty years, she haviug been a member of his church, aud Mrs. Sarah receive was competent to speak of the many good | His ad ualitios possessed by the deccased. a recalled ress was full of puthos and sllbearers weve Dr. George L. Miller, Wil m P. Suowden, John Logan, B. E. B. Ken Em bappy memorics of duys goe by, The podv. J.. 8 MoCormick, aud G H. Guion he remains were interred in Prospect (il Y. l THE OMAHA DAITLY BEE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL - 1888 HOW THE THING WORKED. Nissen, the Hardware Man, Acciden- tally Shoots a Customer. 3. W. Beckstrom, a young farmer from Oak- 1and, this state, arrived in this sity Monday evening bound for southwestern Kansas on a prospecting tour. Thinking a revolver wouldn't be a bad picce of luggage to carry with him to the southiwest border, he stepped into Nissen, Alford & Co.’s hardware store, at 812 North Sixteenth street,and asked to be shown some guns. George (. Nissen, ome of the proprictors, and & man totally un familiar with firearms, by the way, waited upon him. He took down an improved Harrington & Richardson self-acting, A%-calibre revolver and unaertook to show him how it worked. In doingthis he foolishly inserted a cartridge in one of the cylinders to show him how the extractor worked. Then he cl A the barrel and be- gan to snap the trigger. The third time he snapped it the chamber holding the shell was reacned, and as he bad idiotically pointed the gun at his prospective purchaser, of course he was strick by the bullet. It went in & little below the groin, and, following the long bone of the leg around, lodged a few inches above the knee behind. Beckstrom fell to_the floor in a faint, and the hor- rified proprictor and his attaches gatherod around the prostrate man thinking he was dead. He partly revived, however, and after administering rostoratives the patrol was called and the wounded man, as well ss Mr. Sissen, was taken to the station. Dr. Ralph was immediately summoned, and lo- cating the ball, cut it out, being compelled to make an Incision an inch in epth. The. wound was then carefully dressed and the patient seems to be getting along finely and will in time, recover, should blood poisoning not set in. Beckstrom, himself, says the utal, and the abo sserts that the gun wont off whils ing it, but he was so horrified and confused that he probably does not know just how it oc . Beckstrom's story 18 evidently corre What Constitutes a Family Medicine? A preparation which is adapted to the relief and re of ailments to which members of a houschold are most sub- ject, and which is leged todo this, but has long ingly proved its ability to do it, assured the title of a relinble Family Among time-honored preparations, which expericnce and the sanction of the medical profes eas de- serving of populag regard and confi- dence, is Hostetter Stomach Bitters, a icine adaj to the eradication of yspepsia, constipation and biliousness, the three most frequently occurring wl- ments that vex mankind., De from a botanie parent it isefficient as pure and wholesome. It nervous disquictude and inactivity the kidneys, and counteracts a tend to rheumatism. For strength and imparting appe be implicitly relied upon. Ke ague, rheumatism and debility vemedied by are District Cot LON GETS TOO FRESI Judgo Groff was occupied in hearing tho cevidence in_ the case of the State vs. Mat Keefe, charged with grand larceny, yesterday morning, and in the course of u curred one of those peculi sodos which 20 to furnish amusement for Lon George, a bartender at H was on the stand, and while under cross-cxamination by County Attorney Simeral beeame exasperated at the tome the questions put, one of whiclh was if he (George) had ever served a term in the penitentiary. Lon could stand no_more—so —and vaulting over the witness box rai! he went for M neral, a ln & n, striking at him two or three tim ueral making some very neat stops, As soon as they were sep- d Judge Groff concluded to doa_little ork us referce, and accordingly ruled Lou out on a foul, after which he sentenced him afinc of £230, and serve sixty days in ‘ounty jail. At the conclusion fair the taking of testimony w: .l\ HAMEL WINS 1 The long contesied Williams-Hamer case is at last decided and the the verdict of the jury was in favor of the defendent, concluded, The jury ret waled 9 o'clock Monday night which was 5 opened and read by Judge Wakely yeste GODDARD V. SWEEZY. Judge Doane was taken suddenly ill Monday night and the case of Frank H. Goddard vs. William_Sweezy, involving the title to some land which was’ [n’ndm before him, is being heard by Judge Wakely, The testunony iu the caso will not be concluded before to-duy. VS. CAMPBELL Judge Ha f Buffalo count as a court in Room N+ hearing evidence in the vs. John D. Campbell, involving the right to the possession of some real estate. PROMISSORY NOTE SUIT William G, Albright applied yesterd have Harry D. Rhoades and James M restrained from the ent of a ce piece of land until such time as two | issory notes amounting to $1,250 heid ag: it by him are paid. HAVEN'T PAID THE NOTES, Hazand, et al, claims that Otto en and other: indebred to them in the sum of $1 ge they s sitting sold that they might be reimbursed UIT AGAINST SOUTIT OMAIIA . Bostwick, I nmmn al bank, it suit against the He alleges rants to th South brought an City of South that at divers times totul amount of £,406,65 was issued by the t eron various funds to different people, and were cashed by th bank, who ask the courtsto give them a judgmient in the sum County Court. Judge Shiclds' time was oc the greater portion of the 1 the docket for the April term. The follow. i sre passed upon, judgment being ach case by default. nufucturing ¢ ipied during mpany vs A, Bichtonbe juc ) William D, Sloman et al Flosd, judgment for $i54.80 Jéssun v Walter Suins, vs Joseph D. judgmoent for ) for $403.10. The first_business on the docket this morning will be the arguing of a demur re > cas Jucob k, House vs George for excellence prov: T WOre than a quart 0 the United State: by the heads of the G gest, Purest und Most PRIC New York COMPARE PRICES. We will give you better value tor your money than any house in the country. Kirk'’s White Cloud Floating The very best grades of Mens' and Boys' Clothing, at the very lowest prices. You have the advantage of selecting from the largest, and newest stock in the city. For variety of stock, we have no equak Every garment purchased of us is guaranteed, we don’t_call Cotton mixed goods all wool in order to sell you our goods. We tell you just what it is and you can always depend on us; our aim is to make with every sale asteady and pleasant customer. We do notadvertise a few bargains and tell you they are out or sold, when you call for them all our goods are marked uniformly low. We sell at a smaller per- centage of profit than has ever been attempted by any Clothing House. We make it up on the volumn of business. Soap. The splendid all Wool Cheviot Suits we are offering at §4.75, you can not find elsewhere for less than $7.50. received last week another shade of the same goods, they are handsomer than the first; we sell them at same price, $4.75. Another great bargain we just opened, and placed on sale to-day, are a large lot of black warranted all worsted Corkscrew Sack Suits lined with good serge, well trimmed and substantially made. We ofter them at 86.50. In purchasing this suit we guarantee you a saving of at least $4.00, as no house ever attempted to sell such a suit for less than £10.50. In fine Cheviot and Cassimer Suits, our selection this spring has never boen equaled in this city, and no Merchant Tailor in Omaha, who charges you $35.00 to $50.00, car. give you any bet~ ter values or handsomer and mor lish fitting suit than the ones we offer ar $15.00 to $20.00, Compare our prices with those of others, that'sall we ask you Copyright, 1887, by Jas. S. Kirk & Co. “On every side he open was as day, That you might see no lack of strength within.” Real merit has everything to hope for, and nothing to fear, searching inquiry, Only the nn[nm- shun the light of day; the pretentious ave the last to invite sober criticism, MESSRS. KIRK & €O, court investigation of WHITE GLOUD FLOATING SOAP They know before hand w. the outeome will be, knowing th is an honest piece of soap. After appiying the severest tests that s nish, or the most fastidious taste suggest, it will be found that WHITE CLOUD IS THE CHIEF. The sales of White Cloud are large and coustantly merit should thus meet with due appreciatiou is a so the mak from the most One Price only. No Deviation. Everything marked in plain figures, cash and one price. Nebraska Glothing Gompany | Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. Nebraska National Dank, YUNG& SONS, 00 Heallh is Wlalfll' te Cloud e can fur- increas ree” of much gratitic We will continue to send postpaid sample of White Cloud on receipt of 10e fo cach; but all live dealers enemttpl WOk arry Lhe soap in stock U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. a Paid U p Capital, ),000 > Surplus 5 50,000 ? [ A SURE CURE SteckPiano OR NO PAY. s of these instruments. WOGDBRIDGE BROS. e SCIENTIFIS e ST 4 W HARRIS&GO BARKERS prmcrggggjcopm@ W HERRIS & 60, Busxers, LIIIL")MIL . WEST 8 NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT fae rantesd specific_for Hysterin, Diagl: Convulsions Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Nervous Prostration, caused by the ol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Meut Deprossion, Softening of the Hrain, resulting fe Insinity,and leading to misery.decay and death, Pr 010_Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power r sox, Involuntary Lossos and Spermas caused by overexertion of the braia, E IRON BANK, hand Farnam Sts. I Bankivg Business ‘Iransacted. BONDS " ies towns and Watcr Comyunies, spondence so Our Magic Remedy WILL POSITIVELY GURE Al syphttic Discasos, of recent. o 0 to Nifteen daya. We will & Eivtoos 1o sure hy, cave oF eraLd £ e would any. to thoNe who hinys, Gniploy fxiiloa ‘Phydiciuns, known uve not been ou loking for. Tot amoID) 8y} wosp 39e.p so||ddng moK 99 of price. Qur Inrgo nolsfl and other PLANTS will | Wi make a display in your garden at omee. We scll 0 slips or rooted cuttings. Immense stock of fresh Flower aud Vegetable SEEDS for all cli- mates and all situations. _Thousands of testimonials r quality of our Plants a: 1 Ge. (stamps) for our mAg ML o for 1888, Most completeand | hed, with colored plates and new TARANTEE S1X BOXES To cure With euchh order rocelved by us for six boxes, accompanied with %.00, we will sond the purchaser our written guarantee to re- fund the money £ the treatmaent doos wiot effect acure. Guarantees issued only b GOO! Druggist, Sole Agent, 1110 Fi Lo troen Omalia, Neb. ng stanaing.in valuable ever eagravings, m— Our remedy i3 unkuown to any outslde of our Company. and It 18 the worid that will cars you. We EE t0all who meation this paper, obstinate case (n less than one 1n Tocent oases does the work. It HWWQEYE OPEN - ER FOR Clothing Buyers. Merchant Tailor-Made Clothes, 50c on the Dollar. Vi & ALDI-PIRIAE WD LD, WA Hae Uab Seaaar o AT SPRING SUITS. Or but never found unl PANALODIS THE ONLY 10 originally made to order Tl sacrealy contentiat, Our Maglc Remedy Ea s | Misit Parlors dlacovered, aad we aro justined in sayingt 1 the 1030 4 Booms 16 and 17 Holiman Blaok. t Potad L . o 11.80 st m “ m "Ig Fa[flam St' SPRING SUITS. BAACGUAIITED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY Wil 15,00 HA E inally made to order P N v o nw | OMAHA, NEB oy 2 16.00 g o“ f | Mistts Received Daily, (23 7 SPRING SUITS. o v.ue.x 1t hins boen 80 conceded by & Taige number of Cel IT A8 NEVEL YET FAILED 27 I»Ilm igin AH\ made to (bull r A’l I‘ tiree yeurs after, it orrible forin. PANTALOONE ally made SFPRING SUITS. SR vEM PALLS 10 CURE: y mude to order to order 1o 2 = z223% 223888 PANTALOONS. inally made FOR 1850 19.00 N.B, Orders by mail re- ceive prompt & care- ful attention. FULL DRESS SUITS For Rent, SPRING OVERCOATS, 3 2 o order =2 g 10.10 10,65 11.00 PRINCE ALBERTS. PRINGE ARTHURS, OVERCOATS. ?sé:?a& 33838 4-BUTON GIITAWAYS AND STRAIGHT CUT JACKETS OVERCOATS. oviginally made to order .. GHICAGO BOGK ISLAID& PACIFIG R;Y ranchas tnclude CHICAD PEORTA. xcmz. ISLAND, DAVEN- PORT, DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, MUS- CATINE, KEANBAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH. LEAV- fers in Union depots. Fast trains of Fine Doy Coaches, elegant Dining Oare, magnificon: Pull- man Pulece Sleepers, and (betwosn Cligeso. St Joseph, Atchison and Kanses City) Kecl =), S Chair ‘Gars, Beate Free, 1o Bolders of through RN A T . 20,80 firet-class tickets. “ L oo 4, A . 21.40 i 4 Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska R'y ' ‘ “ Al M, 24.70 “ ‘*Qreat Rock lsland noun. “ 24.50 “ " Extends West and Southwest fre OVERCOATS. ally made to order o A i / o T R e R B e e ] BT T T T Y T — BUTCHINSON, CALDWELL, and all points in I — — KANSAS AND BOUTHERN NEBRASKA FOR AT :::fi.fi:‘*nufm?‘.‘é‘m‘inw'&.‘“"fi ::;-:;E: $35.50 $25.50 ori ,m M) made lu :ml- r pliances and wodern IMprovements. X n A5 36.00 26,85 The Famous Albert Lea Route . A ceees P 37.00 g [ i 18 the favorite between Chicago, Rock Island, 4 VT 45,00 Atchison, Kansas City and Mineapolis and 8t 3900 | Paul Its Watertown branch tra * WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT " of Northern Tows, Bouthwestern Minoesota, and East Contral Dakota 1o Watertown, Spirit Lake, )mwlvmll) made Lo order 4.|>s. Our Furnlshmg and Hat Departments Will be found most complete, filled to their utmost capacity, embracing leading novelties for the approaching season, Ofwhlch we have no hesxtency in asserting that the same quantities and qualities are not found in the west outside of the Only Misfit Parlors, 1119 Farnam St., Omaha., Dflhrl .‘?u‘ifl;‘: a -u un!’nhhu Boulh-rtn'rxlnll. X desirod informa- Hfl:‘.ppl; ln.gml)- Ticket Otlice or addrues E.8T.JOHN, AL A.HO IOOK, Qusl Y Oen'l Tht. & Pass. At