Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. vl GITY, The internal revenue collactions yes- terday amounted to 816,147 The Woman's Suffrage association will meet at the Paxton hotel Tuesd Avpril 10, at 2:30 o’clock p, m. A full at tendance is requested. The moeting of the democratic clubs of the country, which was to have been held in New York, commencing April 14, has been postponed till the 21st inst. A. D. Petit, who was arrested last week for taking a span of horses fr the \\mmd without p(-lmiuinn last vember, was arraigned yesterday in the police court and put under 8700 to ap- pear before the district court. The orses had been his own property, but they were held for a 8110 bill due for feed and stabling, After taking the horses Petit fled from the cit The charge against him is grand larceny. On the 5th of the present month one William P, Talbot, represented to a gpeculator that he was the owner of certain chattels, which he transferred to the money lender in consideration of $150. The fraud was discovered the next day, but too late to_arrest Talbot, who had taken flight. He was traced to Denver and there taken into custody. Yesterday John Jenkins was deputized by Governor Thayer to o to Denver and get Talbot and bring him back to Omaha. Mrs. Pierson, the agent of the Omaha board of charities, while making h rounds among the poor of the city n few days ago, was successful in ferreting out the mother of the six-months-old babe left at the house of A, R. Hensel, South Fifth street. The name of the mother is Mre. Briggs, who has reccived many kindnesses at the hands of Mrs, Pier- son, and she assures the latter lady that the story set afloat that she deserted the he claimg to have washed for tlm sels for a long time, and that the child was left with them at their request, she having six other children to feed and clothe. Personal Paragraphs. Paul Jackson, of Niobrara, is at the Pax- ton, W. B. Fisk, of Beatrice, Neb,, is at the Millard. A. Boorman, of Gresham, Neb ‘Windsor. F. M. Loomis, of Seward, Neb., Windso State Fish Commissioner May is at the Paxton, R. G. Brown and wife, of Sutton, Neb,, are at the Millard. C. W. Jackson, of Sioux City, stopped at the Paxton yesterday. F. N. Smith, of Lincoln, was among the arrivals at the Windsor, F. R. Ellsworth and L. Rosent) Point, Neb., are at the Millard. The Misses Clara and Lillic Thomas, Tekamah, Neb,, arc at the Millard, John J. Neblock, Amos Tillotson and L. P. Southworth w among the Nebraska ai rivals at the Millard yesterday, Mrs. E. W. Nash, wife of the treasurer of the Omaha and Grant sme Iting works, who has been dangerously sick, is in an improved condition, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs, Oswald Oliver, Mrs. H. Pratt and Miss Wilcox, of Hastings, were guests at the Pax- ton terd May Ella Swith. the charming young lady who presides over the central telephone s! tion at Lincoln at night, is the guest of her sister night operato ettie lluustun of the Omaha telephone exchange, s at the is at the of Fremont, al, of West of A Russian Society. A movement is on foot to organize a society in this city to be.composed of Russians, the purposes of which are social. and fraternal. Mr. Feodore Doss, clerk at the Barker hotel, has the matter in charge, and all Russians desirous of joining should send their ad- dresses to him at one Camden’s Quarterly Return. The Camden, Nebraska, postofice is in a flourishing condition, and_is doing its part toward liquidating the national debt. Post- master Gallagher received the auarterly return from this oftice yesterday, which, when all footed up, amounted to exactly two cents. An Early Morning Row. About 3 o'clock yesterday morninga lively skirmish oceurred at” the ¢ of Tenth and Harney streets botween a crowd of men formerly employed by the B. & or five “scabs,” in which the worsted and compelled to se fight. Noarrests were made, thing at the B, & smMoothly” yeste From a spectato it is learncd that pummelic 521 that of th wear. Meeting of the Commi An adjourned mecti missioners was call 5 o'clock last even ing with Chairman O'Keeffe iu the chair. The construction committee which had been in session for an hour previous reported as follows: That ‘D. T. Shane be appointed superin- tendent of county hospital, and t begin at the option of the bowrd. he claim of . 1, Brennan on a discounted warrant was placed on file. Sheviff_Coburn was dirceted to pay his Qeputies 875 per month, to take effect April 1, providing the fees of the ofiice permit it. His communication in regard to jailers was placed on il Lice ties who was id it is he looked thé worse for ioners. of the county com- sed 1o Wed., The following age licenses fssucd yesterday by Judge Shiclds: Nawo and Resideinco, were Age. Surali A. Edwards, Omalia. | James C. Mitghe Omuha Celia Dean, Omalia. ... .. i,hvhn eighton, Neb co 1. .\m.\,,:\\. { Gusta Hahn, Omaha Paula Murscliner, Oualia, Hugh E. Graham, Omaha Kate McVey, Owaha, Saved From Death. One of the Pinkerton specials M. yards has one act at least t} ds to bis credit. A drunken individual whose name could not be learned, was about to lie down for a short slecp on the track directly m front of o moving train only a few rods away, and in a minute later would have been cipeulating in the neighborhood of the pearly gt but for the prompt action of the Pink crton man mentioned, who over and draggea the fellow from his perilous posi- tion. Alllmlnlul.lnull of this episode, a policeman who was passing was summore the patrol wagon sent for, and the inebri iudividual wiil explain’ to Judge Derka this worning the causes wihich led to Lis sclecting the B, & M. right of way for & couch, the B. The Sister above institution, their patrons for the following dox which were received during the th ending March 31, 1558 Union Pacific shops, §91.13; rd, $2; Union Union Pacifle & M, office, $5.25; Milton Rogers & Son, §25; )(.hmlrlxks(,mk $10¢ Nebraska Nations vauk, fax Co LReynolds, §5; Mrs, 5: 1. - §1; Sum € J. blum‘ IR Tgary, 8$1; Mr. Cuptaio Hopgland, — &1; Morris, $1; Ma, ‘assermann, §1: Mrs Saud Potter, !1, Thos. Ba Geyer, 813 Join Kennedy #1; 8 P b‘ anaison, #1; Thop! Lear i, b Kenusdy 81 !n\\ tellings, $1; PAil A. Whiles, §; Mr, i¢! _eu; )M.H"O\L Jum(‘n 8 Mr tnu, ’-{ 5, %nwl.l | vann, #1; 81 albert, 81; Richard Garnick, #1; H. B. Hodge, $1; C. Fischer, #1; dake Hl‘ur'\n #1; J. Burkard, $1; Mr. Keynolds; " Himebacn. $1; Mat Raulan, 81; #1; T. Murphy, $1; Mike Cacke, 'h. Hansen, §1; Wm. Mrs. H. L. Cassady, 81: Mrs. H Morris, ' 13 Mre. T. H. Swift, &1} Mike Ford, 15 I, Tovd, 81; 7, Murdock &1 Mrs. J. Panhel, 811 n & n, §1; Gerson, 813 J.J \muw G! Doug- M. Bardishy ¢1y Gug Hodhort $1¢d anston, €13 Pat Charline #1; £1; Mr. Stellos, £1: Mrs. s Mrs, C. Fludd $13 € \. _Deitz, '#1 Donnelly, #1, Carpet Paper company, James Beatty, §1; Mr A. Hurn, &1;J .m Healy, s Fischer, Govery, Hal Rappke, \nhxmnlvv y Co., Hanley 3 wrocers, . Dellone & Co., Dillon Buckhoft & Mack, Kil- spirits, Stortz. & Ter, Fred Kr ver_every week & Young, Auhauser Busch, Mets Gould & Mason, dry 'goods; n_ & Co. Fuler & Bros., or, Huber J. H. Coombe, Rupping, Bd Schucider, , M. Heller, L. Meat. After Manufacturers, Secretary Iddings, of the Omaha Business Men's associution wns seen yesterday and asked what he had thus far done in the way of inducing manufacturers to locate in Omaha. He said he had sent for advertising estimates to the “Scientific American,” the “Electric Review,” the *“‘Contractors’ Bulletin,” the “American Inv the “Age of Steel,” the “Mechanical News,” and the “Boot and oo Record.” Answers to these will be received in a few days and laid before the association, when it will be determined as to which papers will be selected. These pub- lications are mainly devoted to trade in- terests, and taken by manufacturers, some of whoimn are desirous of re-locating or estab- lishing branches in other places. Advertise. ments were not_sought in daily papers, be- cause that field is now being operated by the development board of the Omaha board of trado. " Tlie next mecting of the association will be neld in C. I, Harnis’ office, 418 South Fifteenth street, |m next Thurs night Mr. Iddings’ office is in the writing room of the Paxton hotel, ¥, Uthoff Ch The Bergo Tragedy. Bergo, who attempted to kil wife and himself Sunday, is still the police station and s comfortable, the scratch on his throut g been plastered together with some court plaster. It is the prevailing opinion among all who are acquainted with the cir- cumstances that the attempt (¢) made by the would-be slayer of his wife was a pure adulterated bluff, and that in the even the death of his wife he would have a chance to work the insanity dodge in his trial for murder in the first degree, Mrs_ Bergo was scen by a Bee reporter and appeared to be improving, but later on secondary hemmorage set in companied by a hugh fever which “makes hel ical und it is doubtful if however, possesses @ great deal of courace and with proper carc and attention she may surviv "The fecling among the neighbors against Bergo is rong and the general verdict is that he is entirely to blame. Mrs. Bergo is spoken of us a model wife aud mother and a very nice lady generally. Bergo was arranged before the police mag istrate yesterday afternoon, but waiving ex fon he was put under £5,000 bonds to appear \n »fore the district court. In \l- ault taken to the county jai With the oxcoption of the- slight, wound. on the throat he is all right physically. He does not have much to s: his, The Grant Inquest. ant, the father of the unfortunate little one who was killed by a street car Sunday, forrived yesterday from t. Josoph, in response to a telegram, and almost heart-broken repaired to his bereay ed home. He found matters as outlined in the recital of the accident. Mr. Grant is a man of genial disposition, equable temperament and excecdingly good nature. The death of his little son has unmanned him. His grief scems almost, inconsclable. He was unable, yesterday to attend the inquest, which was held at Drexel & Maul's, and e was represented there by his bookkeeper, Frank Redman, John Drexel called s and answ v Bruc P, W Boven, 13. McClune, Prof. Dailey and J. O. Corby. perintendent Swmith, of the horse company, was present during all, and ¢ Prichett, the company’s attorney, during part of the examing The first witnoss v Blundell, store keeper for the Nebraska Telephone company. He smd he was on the car which had run over the child. car was south on Park avenue. uw the child rush across the strcet and get near the He then lost sizht of it and thought it must have be struack by the horse because the r ran right over it. The car was going south. The ebild was going west 1t was about six feet in front of the hovses 1 he sew it. There were two other peo in the car, but the witness could not ac locate or deseribe them ov their situ The avente at the place where the 18 the witness kney aw _only one child One ” stood on teack, and ho jurors at 10 follows : zoing horses’ heads, and knocked down, across the tra west side of the ittle oldcr than about six fect ed up thé ehild who had been run over just behind the platform of the ca 1t was icross the track, The head was between both rails. The orses, at the time of the accident, wereon a trot—a jog-trot Slighlly faster than i walk. T car had v four feot ufter it hud run over the it was brought to a stop. The 1 not know that the child had It never spoke tter wit pieked it up, in fact, over moved did not notice that the brakes had been put o when he noticed th Usix feot ahead of the horses, it had seen the was dresscd, 3 blue with'r 8., Johnson, the He is a tali, b a head of un good uature, I i flve years, run the driver of the well propor b empt hair and scemingly pid that he had en ™ and on, for the stree number of the achild on each side of ng to jump on the car ghborhood often steod on 2 sido if they wanted tform, ‘The next thing the cl strike and he |u|( on his bra v bout five fect benind had run over th now about it, T the double tracis. sed Lim when he was sc e horses did nov strike 8 thing he knew about vhen he felt t trucks go over somcthing. The horses were just off & walk The cre lots of children on the east side of the street. At the tine L was run over, there was o buby cir upset on the west side of the street. Didi't watch the cast side of the street. Wagn't watehing the by carriage. Was watching his baby carriage was u]l. t alter he his ¢ nuol the accident \D’ue boy lHn towards the \ ¢ thieg people on the time. ne of Thom wero on (b Put on the brake as soon Did not see tho boy bty Didu't kuow how the ¢ Didi ned m 10 get on the rear | the mew he felt 0 over someth nmnn ¢ Tnat was all. ho ) fellow stood b car had imost e plutfor he saw tho b cen the lorses 1ild got under the car t think ho was run over by both Riley,who resides on 1a v cet uway from the scen ent, was nextsworn. kHis att called by some noise or exc ) ould not expiain lulh He saw what he ti supposed was a bundio of clothes bein forward wheels of the ¢ 9 L( saw tie hind waeels run over the sx object. The impression which he rece: the time was one of surprise that the ear did nat stop, us it was golug up grade and ouly o little faster thau a walk Dr. J. 1. Mathews was_ peéxt called, and swore that he bad exanioed the body of the Poor little bov while ik resigd 1o the arms of . ne its grandfather, wh and crying _bitterly uoticed that it wds dead. The wit unfastened the child's clothes listened to the beating of the heart, fely the pulse, and then pronounced it dead. There were evidences on the body that it had been struck by a foreign substance, or, under the circumst . that something had rolled over it, bruising it around the centre, ahd mainly at the lower part of the short ribs There was a heavy mark or bruiso on th stomach and in the region of the liver, and a | large crease in the skin, which might have been mbde by the flange of the wheel, This crease_partially disappeared when the body ated. Some of the ribs were broken from the fustening in the backbone, and the latter may have also been injured, because, in a nd some features in the vertebre of the column, S. Fisher, a printer, and I. W. Hall residing at 938 Park avenue testified to about the same facts, It's Always the Way, “Didn’t I tell you so0?” snid a_gentle- | man to an acquaintance wlmm he | chanced to meet on the stree “it’s al- ways the way.” “What's nlu.|\~(h| way?” inquired a mutual friend of the two men who happened along just then. “Why, just this,” replied “the first speaker ou see Smith, here, the last time I met him he had one of the worst coughs you ever heard. He complained | of o loss of appetite, of might sweats, of low spirits and other unmistakable pre- monitory symptoms of consumption. I told him to get a supply of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery at once. Ile did so, and look at him now! Did you ever sce a healthier looking man? The ‘Discovery’ has snatched thousands from consumptives’ graves. 1 knew it would cure Smith. It's always the way.” & Manager Boyd has made arrange- ments with the. Union Pacific railroad to have the 5 o'clock train held uutil after the matinee performance Wed- nesday afternoon. This will enable parties out of town to see Mr. Booth in Inmlet and return the same night. Tho performance commences promptly at 2 oelock. Trotting ho Sce Solomon’s adver attention! Diebold Safes, Meagher & Leach,gen’l agents for the Dicbold safes, have removed to 419 . 15th, where they ar ying alarge stock of all kinds of safes. i iy Seidenberg’s Figaro, the talk of the (m\ n, a 10c cigar for o Co., wholesale depot. e MORTUARY, HASFOID, Yesterday morning Junie,the little daughter J. and E. Hasford, died after a short She will be buried to-day in St Shols YIRS A b ofsagona FOH I LHAEEAS died in this family within a short time. 10N William E. Jonc aged twenty-five ye yesterday at the Hotel Max Meyer & oung married man, died of consumption ssmond. 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