Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1888, Page 5

PUT HIM T0 WIPING ENCINES. Bhameful Treatmentof a Farmer By the Burlington People. A VALUABLE LESSON FOR SCABS. Culpable Delay of the State Pritter in Public Grant County Organized ~Lincoln Brevitics. Issuing Documents — LINCOLY RUREAT.] Mr. W. Reynolds, living near Abbott on the linc of the B. & M at the Bex of- fice and related his experience as an r frrow THe nER gin: with the Burlington road. Mr. Reynolds states that early in March he 8 at the sta. tion at Abbott and he remarked to the agent that he n engineer. The d him the condition of the strike and thut a perma nent place could be given him running an en gine, and to corroborate his statement held converse with Lincoln over the wires, A fow days thercafter Mr. Reynolds ved a dispateh from the master mechanic at this “Can use you this showing place, J. C. Salisbury, saying if you come at once.” Upon Reynolds sold his team and stock and pre pared to rencw his life as an engincer, bring ing his boy to Lincoin with bim. Arriving here he states that the masier mechanic told him that they were short of engines but that he would put him to work as a mechanic. From that time on until he quit he was em ployed about the round house, and, as he says, promised daily to be given ne and set to work. This was along in March and a few days ago he began to think that he was not being used as agreement and fnvestigating ho found he was down as a wiper. He finally demandea that he be set to work reed or that they pay him off and in a day or two he got his time check that showed hoe was entitled to §1.25 a day, his check for the time he worked in Avril, netting him $9.12. To say that he Was indignant at the way ho had been used is ex- pressiug his feelings in a mild manner. He had sold his stock, his team and his grain_to become a patriot for the Burlington. He had been to the expense of board for himself and boy and had drawn in_exchange §1.25 o day, and after thirty days was turned loose 10 gev home as best he could. Mr.Reynolds in reluting his experience said that he conld not understand why he had been 8o treated; he said that he stated when they employed him that he had been an engincer on the Illinois Central road cighteen years ago running out of Carbondale, 1l This he says he can oy y time, and he was promised on these credentials a permanent position as an engineer. When he left the oftice he was fear- ful that the roud would not cash his cheek and let him have enough to gt homeon. His experience may be profitable to_some of the scabs who are now running on the road, and he wants the public to know how he was used. RAPID WORK, The public printing of the state, as it has been conducted the past two years, 18 as poor public service as could be possibly devised by any state in the ls The sec v of state is just at the present tine - engaged in sending forth the house journals of the last session of the legisiature that closed its work one year ago. Three montns' time was ample and as long as other states require to get the legislutive record before the public, but in Nebraska the people have had to wait B twelvemonth for something that should have been before them nine months ago. This is a record of delay wretched _enough, but at the same time that they are distribut- ing the now ancient house journals, they are sending forth the procecdings of the braska state horticultural society for 1585-6, which have but recently been received from the printer, In this instance the publication is two years old before it mects the public gaze. 'The records of the state board of agri culture were almost as ancient before they were given out by the slow-moving public printer and it is very evident that if the money spent by the state for these publica- tions is to bring any practical good to the peo- ple, reform is necessary. Feople do not care to read ancient literature and there is no reason why the printers should not be made 1o do their duty in their work. ADDITIONS TO THE MILITIA The adjutant. ral has issued orders al- Jowing the organization of militia compaunics at Omaha and North Piatte. GEANT COUNT Governor Thayer yesterday issued the following _proclamation, organizing the county of Grant: Whereas, A large number of the citizens of the unorganized connty of Grant have united in a petition asking ‘that suid county be organized, and th nes Forbes, Thomas R. Lynch and Romaine A. Westover, be appointed spegial county com missioners, and John 8. Delling be appointed ' special county _clerk of said county, for the purpose of forming a temporary organization; and the temporary county seat be located on quarter of seetion six (¢ three (28), ran the south-west , township twenty. ze thirty-cight (3%), of the sixth (6) p. m.; and it appearing ' that the said county contains a population of not less than 200 inhabitants, and ten or more of said petitioners are taxpayers and said county, residents of ow therefore, T, John M. Thayer, gov- ernor of the stateof Nebraska, in compliance with the memorial of said petitioners and by virtue of the authority in me v tion 1, ar chapter 17, of the compiled statutes of aska, do herepy declare said county of it temporarily organi for the purpose of effecti permanent organ ization and to int and commission tl persons avove as the special county commissioners person above named, the special county elerk of said , and sted by sec do declare the place above described as the tewporary county seat of said county. TY BRIERS Work has been commenced on the new Woods block on Eleventh street one of the most expensive erected this year. ‘The appropriation for the grounds of tho capitol building can soon be drawn upon and the work of improving them will be com: menced carly in the season. Pwo alarms of fire called out the fire de- pmrtment yesterday, one on H street and one at Ifth and The damage in both coses was light ‘T'he question of what material to use for paving in the new districts is now agitating the proporty owners who have to for it, and a number of meetings have been hel The Fifth district is the last to call 4 gather- ing for discussion The trains are running very smoothly on the Burlington. Yesterday morning's passenger train from Omaha, when running at full speed, discovered & freight train toward it on the main line near De Ouly the fact that the track at that poin straight provented & serious smashup. John Shaffer, the Kearney county mur- derer confined in the jail of this eounty, was taken to Minden yestorday for trial, Th is his second trial, and results from the re wversal of the former decision by the supreme court. The rate of one'and a third fare has been made by tho roads in the state to delegates to the different etate couventious. The hucksters of the road will pay the same fare a8 usual—that is they will ride free. Tho local officials of the B, & M. declare that they never had a better class of men than those pretending to handle engines who are now employed. The usual wreck in the yards here yesterday added emphasis 0 the assertion. It will be business blocks eee——— A Froe Family Fight. R W. Fraies is the name of & man who is the proprietor of 8 restaurant at Twenty- eighth and Farnam streets. His next door neighbors are named Finney, and between the head of the latter family @ cooluess has existed, which yesterday terminated in Fin ney coming into Frakes' place of business sud attempting to mop the floor with bim. He wet with very poor success and was be- ing done up in clegant style when Mrs. Fin mey dropped in, aud noticing that her liege 1ord was not coming to the front in good style, flew back home and resurrected the family hatchet, and returned just in time to hear Mr. Finney beg for mercy. She advised hitn to **hold hus grip,” and sailed in, aud in a very fow moments Mr. Frakes looked the worse for wear. His nasal organ was bro kou, his eyes blackenod aud his head bruised in nineteen places. Then to cap the climax of his woes, the Finney fumily bad Frakes arreated for disturbing the pesce. | commanding compar THE GUN WAS LOAD Private nghes Accidentally Shot By omrade Gearer. Thursday afternoon at Fort Omaha an almost fatal aecident occurre Captain Keller, who commands pany G, was putting his company through the skirmish drill, and at the same time company F\ of which Private Hughes is a member, was marching in fours, The com- mand “Fire!” was given by Captain Keller, and the charge struck Hughes above the hip, turning him almost to a righ bout face, and proceeding on its_deadly errand, just grazed Private George Whistler, who was on the left of Hughes, raising a large blue lump on the left arm. com When Gearer saw Hughes fall he cried out, “Oh, my God!" and flung the musket from him. Both Gearer and Williams were ned to the guard house. As the matter ids, it 18 said the deplorable accident would not have happened had the officer n the command Ggi open “‘brecch locks.” as istconsistent with the regulations and m v ‘tactic On Sunday morning Private ( was placed on guard, and _was relieved Monday morn Having obtained a three days' pass he took a trip to Lincoln to_look after some property recently purchased by him, iort interim between his return out todrill, he had no During the from Lineoln and going occasion to use his gun. Private Williams, of the same company (G) mounted guard Mon day morning with hisown gun. _Later in the went to his quarters, and leaving his gun took Gearer's, When he came off guara he placed Ciearer's gun in the rack, and nog- lected to withdraw the messenger. The accident occurred at 1:8) p. m Private Hughes sent the kindest of mes- sages to James Gearer, telling him not to feel badly about the shoot- ing, as ho well understood that Gearer was the last man in the world to be blamed for it. Gearor, in responding to the warm-hearted and thoughtful mes pressed his intense know if there w ything he vould do th would probabl nfort him; also exp ing a desiro to obtain the services of some of the eity doctors. The condition of the wounded man at pros- ent is weakness from great 1oss of blood, but he has full possession of his reasoning pow- nd talks freely and with much feciing for Geaver, it $lumors run riot in the blood at this sason. Hood's rilla expels ev- impurity and vitalizes and enriches the blood. i RAILROAD NEWS, Still Boycotting the “Q" at South Omaha—Another Scrap. The fight in the “Q" stock business at South Omaha continues and those who doubt the influence of shippers in injurmg the road’s business have only to look at the rec- ords of yesterday and the few d i to have their opinious shattered, Twenty cars of stock were yesterday ordered of the B. & M. agent at that point for a shipment of cattle to Chicago. 'riends of other roads who do not wish the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy any more luck than is absolutkly nec- essary got around tho shippers, 80 to speak, and in a very short space of time had con- vinced them that ihe latter road was not the one to earry the ck. Result, eighteen out of twen sent over the Chi- cago, Milwatkee & St. Paul, the “Q” holding the other two by a mere seratch. Mr. J. Hardin, general live stock agent of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,with head- quarters at Creston, la., was in the eity yes- terday, and in reply to u question as to what the road was doing in the livestock business, remarked, “We are losing all the money w8 made in the last five years.” If the old adage “straws show which way the wind blows,” holds good in all cases, it is plain to be seen that the Q" is enjoying quite a brecze about this time. HIT WITH A LANT A “scab” gained his first victory last night inone of the many fights which have oe- curred at the Tenth street crossing by hit- ting his opponent, an old_employe, head with a lantorn, making a very serious cut, which was dressed by Dr. Miiler. The victor fled from the ficld in good shape at the sight of remforcements for the wounded mau, TE IS NOT A MEMBER. Oxany, April 18.—To the Editor of the Ber: Will you please correct a statement made n yesterday’s issue that George Ra worth is a member of the Order of Railway Conductors. He is not a member and has not been for the it nine months . MDMBER OP THE OXDER. SPIRES. J.S. Tebbets, gencral passenger agent of the Union Pacifie, left last night fora trip westward. A. W. Dickenson, general superintendent of the Missouri Pacifi St. Louis, arvived in the The “Burlington Rout extond their road this season in consequence of the effects of the strike, and yet every- thing is “running smoothly.” It is reported _that Harry Hall, city ticl agentof the Burlington,is to be m soon. Harry is, however, very reticent he Burlington ticket ofiice will be moved from its present quarters to bascment story of the irst Nutional bank on Monday next with headquarters at ty last night. " will, 1t is said, not An Absolute Cure. is only put up in large two ounc and is an absolute cure for old h wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup! tively cure all kinds of piles. ABIETINE OINT. Ask for the ORIC INT, Sold by Cie s per box—-by wii AMUSEMENTS, Wilson's Minstrels at Boyd Last Night. George Wilson, one of the most popular black-face artists now before the public, sup- ported by a cleve of ovencd a two nights' ment opera house last ¢ or George the which in nuwbers bore witness to the popu- Lurity of the company i this city. Although the ares wore 1ot many, the com- pany having ed hiere before this s the ‘several features of the ) given with the usual excell AsOn, ogrAmMme Were nce. The con- lous features were the appearance of Wilson in his uct, the musical team, i Gaston, aud the marvelous con tortion performance of Master Duval. The bill closed with a mu entitled “Grand opera.” al after-pic Forest Fires Prysouti, Mass, April 13.—Disastrous forest fires started this noon in the vicimty of John Lambert's and burned very fast wiih a stron, The village of Teaticket is in 1ts superior excellegce provon in millions ¢ nes for more than g quarter of & centur J od bo the Unite ates Governmentd En- - th 1 Great Universit es o est and M Healthful. De laking Powder does not contain e or Alum. Sold only in ¢ . PRICE BAKING POWDEK (0. New York Chicago 8t Louls THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: S Contagious flwd Poison. Mr. D. B, Adams, Union, Bouth Carol writes : 1 was aMicted with & terrivle c ©f biood polson oF about thirteen inonth Sastreafed by the beat phyticians, and Farious Kinds o remedies, but received no batantial reifet. -1 finally tried tho Swire pecific, and About fqur bottles eured me sound aind well. Col, B. H. Kicser, editor and proprietor the Opelika, Ala.,’ T¥mes, under date o August 8, (887 Wwrites: ' " When I was 2, Joung man, through indiscretion, 1 con. A discase Which has stuck 1o me for years. Bome five or #ix years ince 1 was troubied with pains, £0 s to make it diffoult for mo to waik. Havin advertised the 8. 8. 8. in my paper for sevors ears, 1 concluded I would try It to wee i horo whs any eMeacy In the medieine. gommencod using it according to directions and used hait dozen bottles. 1 as once at a Way station and, getting 16ft, I walked the weven miles and have never felt any return Of (hoold malady, After experlencing the F’M offects | muist #ay 1 am satisfied wit e result, T am sixty-elght years of age an Toel now Iike a young man and can go to the case when nocessars and set up from six t thousand ems without any Incon- ce. 1 wend you this without solicita tion. ¥r. P. Woehl, 211 North Avenus, Chicage, nnder date of Juno 13, 1887, writes ! I deema ftmy duty to thank you for the cure 1 re. celved from your exosilent n e. 1 con. CPaciod & vely havere case Of biond polaon. ing about two y go. Hearing of your IEaleino, 1 went 1o & rug. store, the pro. ' which DersuAdEd e 't Dy & o) jon of his own, which he sald was E'irs cure. T used six’ botties Of bis ST A row rorse ll the time. At last 1 ot disgusted and despalred of a cure, I met & friend who told me that your medicine had eured him, 1 went to the ne druggiss SULTH anl domanded your medicine. Horo: Juctantly sold me twelve bottles, and I am now |~lv|f!‘€l|i cured. 1 write this for the benefit of sulforers, to prevent thelr belng doceived by faise represeutations I thanl "r“d'l‘ win for the benefit derived from your ain, ® Dr.J. N. Cheney,a prominent physician, residing in Ellavills, Schley County, Georgia, n a lecter recounting the Infallible success 0 hi in_curing contagious blood poison Enatn o b extensive® practica, wriess e Who: Kirow the dimost ihevitabis phrininontly QABEOFOUS efTacts of MErOrY Bt ol discovery ot & &6 s & Toon'to humasity. ‘The medical profession, always wary of proprietary mediciue Somine MowTy ant 16 some cases seoretl to the use of 8.8 8. 1n cases of blood di order, Of course a medicine that cu Boliaitng inita workt form must puricy tae lood of 'y disorder.” Troatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matled free. Tug BWirt Seeciri Co., - Drawer §, Atlanta, Ga CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000 “We do hereby certify (hat wo supervise tho ar- rangements for all_the monthly and guarterly The Loulsiana State Lottery Company, manage and control the drawings (hem: 8 T the same are conducted with honesty fairness and in good faith toward all parties, and we Authorize the Company o use thiy certificate with o8 of our signature attached, iu its advertise: COMMISSIONERS. We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay all Prizek drawn in the Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented at our counters. WALMSL "ros. Louisiana National Bank. i tional Bank. A.BAL National Baok. CAKL KON, Pres. Union Natlonal Bank. UNPBEGEDENTED ATTRACTION, OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Louisiana SRateTnnery Company. Incorporated in 1868, for 29 years, by the Legisiature foreducationn! and charitable purposes—with a capl- tal of $LONOD-to which reserve fund of over 450,000 ha's since boen added. Ty an overwhelmiug popular vote its franchise waa made part of the present constitution adopted December 2d, A. . 150 The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people Of any state It nover seales or POSLPODOS. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take placo monthiy. and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regu- cry throe months (March, June, September Fiith ¢ Musie. Ne: | Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. &3¢ Notice---Tickets are Ten Dollars Ouly. Halves, $5; Fifths, $2; Tenths, $1. LIST OF P Iz VAl TAT, PI 100 4 100 10 1,00 Terminal ) 4 Prizes, smounting to : w000 plication for rates to clubs should be de only or further into address. P N ek I (8t our ziving full Carrency by AUPHIYN, NEW ORLEANS, LA, 0¥, D.C. exp OrM. A, DAUPHIN, WASHING Address Registered Letters ty NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, NEW ORLE That the pros erals B L that’ the i possibly a1l prizes is HANKS OF NEW o GUARANTEED BY FOUR NAT ONLEANS, And the tckets & DON'T SCOLD a man for groaning when he has Rheumatism dr Neuralgia, The pain is simply awful, torture in the ancient times was more painful than * these twin discases, But—oughtn man to be blamed if, baving Rbel matism or Neuralgia, be wont use Ath-lo-pho-ros, when' it has cured thousands who bave suffered in the same way ? 1t has eured hundreds after physicians have pronounced them incurable, The skill of five physicians could not b Rlioumatizm which had wott] s, peck Al i) that o o first doss d the Uiird enablad me (o fleey nd & half hours wichout wakig. 1Continued ite use. and am now well Kev. 5. H. TROYER, Now Albany, Ind B-8end G cents for the beautiful colored pic ture, ** Moorish Maiden,” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N.Y. Proposals for 7 Per Cent. Sewer Bonds. ived by the city clerk up to 7 . m., April 25, 1898, for $40.000 sewer bonds of the Wyoming, said bonds to run thirty with interest payable semis annually (o New York, if desired) Circular of information will be mailed on ap- cation to LEROY GrANT, Mayor, or C. F, SuELTON, Clerk Laramie, Wyo [3108 wint be of Laram! apidiotme Bids Wanted. PYILUERS and Contractors - ing o brick Masonic Hall, 16x12 feet, thi storfes and stone basement, according to' pla and specitications on exhibition at Room New York Hotel, Fremont. Neb. by the secre tary of the corporation. Bids will be received 3 p. m, May 1st, 1888, The corporation 5 the 1ight 1o reject any or all bids. Addics ROBELT RITTLE, al2dtoml Secretary, M. T. C., Fremont, Neb, Bids"for build- SteckPiano Kemarkable for powerful sympa- theti: toue, pliable action and ub: Bolute durability, & ye N the best guarantee of the excel- lence Lese lust = WOODBRIDGE BROS. 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AT # 9.60 originally made to order. . 10.75 i uj “ « “ « o “ AT SPRING OVERCOATS. . 21.00 AT 5 oviginally made to order . . 22.00 149 us . 24.00 L a . 20.00 L bt OVERCOATS. FOR | AT FOR $31.00 $20.20 originally made to order . $40. . . 82.00 20.80 <4 LS . 41.5 . 33.00 21.40 W) e 42.00 00 24.70 (3 e 45.00 85.00 24.80 tJ 3 . 48.60 OVERCOATS. Our Furnishing and Ha t Departments 3 FOR $17.95 originally made to order . 5.30 originally mado to order . ..850.00 . 274 18.40 24 e 26.85 a5 (33 3 53.00 . 28,001 1890 W Y cees 28.60 @ W o coe 67.00 . 29,00 il 4 (15 . 38,00 30.75 Sy L . .. 60.00 L 80.00) 1985 & ( 89.00 | 34.85 i dd 5 70.00 Will be found most complete, filled to their utmost capacity, embracing leading novelties for the approaching season, of which we have no hesitency in assertin that the same quantities and qualities are not found in the west outside of the Only Misfit Parlors, 1119 Farnam St., Omaha. Tho leading fitting, most com- fortable, 15 used in no Corsets except those mado by us. None are genuine unless Dr. WARNER'S CORALINE lsprint ed on inside of steel cover. For sale by all Jeading merchants. WARNER BROS,, ™" &ifieaca.™: b ’J. A. NINER, Manager. d i : (:cwklaflmrs; ;’;{ma 1878, BAKER'S Broakiast Goco. Warranted absolutely pure ) tho excoss of cd. It has thres ) mized Oll bias been rem times the stren with and i therefo cal, costing less than one cent @ cup. 1t is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, eastly digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. W, BAKER & C0, Dorcleser, Mas Grah Orchard WATER. e T GREAT REMEDY. L] i AR Lol A A s Dyspepsia, Sick-Beadache, Constipation, ROLD 87 ALL DAUGGISTE. PAMPHLET BY MAIL FALE Crab Orchard Water Co. Louisville, Ky. 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Lo Gl Ao Bold only UNION PAGIFIC “Fhe Overland Route.” Has s0 arranged its Family Sleeping Car service, that berths ‘can now be reserved upon application by any ticket agent to M J. Greevy, Passenger Agent, Council Bluffs Towa, The reservations when made are turned overto the train conductors taking out such cars, sothat passengers can now se- cure berths ordered, the same as a Pullman berth is reserved and secured. EBBETS. E. L. LOMAX, T. Agent, ASs't G P & T, AL OMAHA, NEB. ‘“Fhe Overland Route,” The Sportsmen’s, Tourists’ and Pleasure Seckers' Line* Send for the Neat Little Sketch Book. highly intercsting and useful to Sportsmen It contains the American rules for trapping and shooting adopted by the National Gun Association; as well as the revised game ates and Territories, tion to ERBETS Gen'l P, &1 s Omaha, Neb, Copies sent free upc NOW'S THE TIME To have your friends come to Iansas and Nekraslza Eastern lines will sell tickets and run Semi Monthly Land Excursions oyer the Union Pacific “The Overfand Route.” Until July 1, 1888, tickets s01d for these excur- stons will be go 5 for the round trip 1 be used ten days going. When purchis. are ready to return, these tickets will o good fve diys tor that purpose. 1£ purcl Wish 1o stop short of destination on’ our lines, azents will stamp tickets good 1o return froni stich point., gent ASSLG. P & OMALA, NEU, PRINGESS TEA Has gone into the market solely on Its merit. 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