Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1888, Page 8

. moon by a not over attractive THE GLTY, Born—To Mr. and Mrs. H. G. man, a girl. The intornal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to $2,792.28, Bradstreets reports the foreclosure of a mortgage upon the stock of N. A. Bloom, a confectioner of Tobias, Neb., the mortgagee being P. Low, Lincoln. The following new policemen were appointed yesterday: James A, Fishe Couns- John Gustafsen, John Healey, Albert Keyser, John D. Murphy and John Stiles. The Eclipse pressed brick company gave a chattel mortgage which was filed yesterday for #2500, to P. B. Mathiason & Co.. of St. Louis. The document covers all their machinery. The special board appointed to wrestle with the subject of public street signs has decided that all persons desiring to hang or erect signs on the streets must make application for that privilege on or before May 1. Yeserday the stars and stripes were oated from the new flag staff on the bigh school building, gladdening the patriotic heart of Mr, Auchmoedy, to Whom is due the credit for demanding and carrying through the resolution that placed it there. The Omaha Guards have kindly ten- dered the use of their armory on Capi- tol avenue for next Sunday, April 22.t0 the Rev. Jos. D. Wilson, latety of St. John’s Reformed Episcopal church,Chi- cnnn. Morning service at 11 o'clock. All persons cordially invited to attend. Chicago pitalists, representing $5,000,000, were in the city this week, on their way from Wyoming, where they had been investigating the oil question. They were very much pleased with the outlook, and expect to invest a large sum of money in the develop- ment of that field atan early day. Personal Paragraphs. P, W. Sitton, North Platte, Neb., is at the Paxton. H. E. Krohle, of Lincoln, Neb., Paxton. A. C. Putnam, of Chradon, Neb,, is atthe Miliard. A H. Millard. Fred Connor and wife, of Dubuque, Ta., are Paxton. Thomas J. Malom, of Madison, Windsor. W. H. Powell, of Waterloo, Neb, Windsor. Peter Dow and wife, of Chicago, are at the Millard. Thomas H. Thorp, of Des Moines, Ta., is at the Millard. J. P, Greene and wife, of St. Louis, are at the Millard. Frank P. Treland, of Nebraska City, Neb., is at the Paxton. N. E. Sundell and wife, of Des Moines, Ta., are at the Windsor. George D. Scofield, Neb., is at the Paxton. Drs. J. C. Cave and A, D. Smith, of Grand Island, Neb., are at the Windsor. E. S. Wright and J. L. Derien, of the United States army, are at the Paxton. . Connell, formerly night clerk at the xton, has returned to his old post of duty. John and E. C. Barsley and L, T. of Fairmount, Neb., ure at the Pax- is at the Schacfer, of Ord, Neb., is at the Neb, is at ., i8 at the of Nebraska City, Miss Maggic Kress, who has been visiting friends in Chicago, returned to Omaha this weels. C. H. Stanberry has resigned as night clerk at the Paxton and has gone to his home ast. Merrill, gencral @anager of the ty, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs and Colunel A. G Dawes, of the same road were in the city yester John G. Morse, the able and efiicient supor- intendent of tho fire and police alarms, ha decided to throw up his position he; cept o much more remunerative ono in Mon. tana, Omaba loses thereby a valued employe and thorough gentleman, Matt Reiner, the well-known foreman of the Gibson; Miller & Ric has been called to his Wis., by the scrious illne left on his sorrowful jou Charles I. Strong, an_expert and poy representative of the “‘art preservative, accepted an important vosition in th neering department of the Union Pa way, and left for the Coiby, Kun., last night. Only One M Kunsas old home, s of his ney lust n\L'lxt engi- fic rail scene of lis duties, iage License. Affairs matrimoni gnant in the county court yesterda Judge Sh was called upon to issue only one interested partics being Evan H. Jon twenty-five, and Kate i'runcis, twenty years old, all of Omah: County Live Stock Sold. John Butler, as auctionecr, yesterday dis- posed at public t live stock, consi calves at the poor rmu Clark were the pi and they bou age of §25 per head, 0d 1 Fellows. Omaha 0dd Fellows are making extensive arrangements for attending the celebration at Fremont next Thursday, the 2th inst. A special train will take them out. A special meeting of Ezra Millard canton will be held to-morrow evening for the purpose of com- pleting the prograzume and ~every membor should be present. Came From the Bluffs, Carter & Sons, boiler makers, who moved to this city from Council Bluffs some time ago, have their factory on Twenticth streot between the B, & M. and Union Pacitic way crossings ready for action, and in days will light the fi They will give ployment. to a large number of m take a stand with the many industrics Omaha. To Bor Messrs, Withrow and Drexel made arrange- ments at Lincoln on Wednesd; Joseph Burns, a cel come hero next week mdertake the arill ing of the gas well which is now work ing excellently in the northern part of the city. The contract is fora boring of from 300 to 600 feet below bed rock which was struck some time ugo without the aid of a drill, Ryan in & Bad Box. R. N. Ryan was run in Thursday as a sus- picious character, and it scems that in this instance at least no mistake has been made. Jerry Potter, chief clerk in the boot and shoe house of Feency & Connolly, Sixteenth & \\'l'ba(\'l.\\nndllln station yesterday and adentifled him as the party who ]m::mlll counterfeit § i on him a we or so ik ago, The med J, M. Eddy. ‘Wanted to Arbitrate, Phursday night Manager Hullof te Paxton discharged oneof the belll boys whereupon eight of the lttle fellow's comrades de manded that he be reinstated which when refused wus regarded as a just grievance for quitting which they did. Yesterday the boys came back and wanted to arbitrate but found their places filled by ‘‘scabs.’ In View of the approaching trouble it is believed that & squad of Pinkerton police will hercuf ter patrol the lobb Two *Con.'” Men Run In. J. D. Murray and H. C. Hamilton, two slick confidence men, are detained at U utral station, where they were landed yes- terday by Detective Horvigan aud Ser Haze for trying to work the chieck and Unite States bond racke it farmer who Was awaltl {ELT Pacifie arge uum bouds were depot for % E ber of worthless checks and found in their possessic Didn't Fina Her Husband The oftice of County Superiutcrdent of Poor Mahoney was haunted y prday after looking woman parryiag iu hor arms & Qirt stained babe of 4 little over a year old, the mother appealing to be furnished with free transportation back to Chicago, from which place she had arrived in the morning. She said she was the wifo of John Wilson who had deserted her four months ago and learning that he was em- ployed at Krug's brewery in_this city, she cameon to find that the report was un- founded. As she had only §1 left, and was anxious to return to Chicago, the commis- sioners furnished her with a pass. The State National's Affairs. Mr. Griffiths, the examiner who has about finished his examination into the accounts of the State National bank, said that the ap pointment of a receiver, as tele- graphed from Washington, was a surprise to him. Mr. Tibbits, who received the appoint ment, was a stranger to him. He would be required to_give bonds possibly as high as £100,000. When he did so, Mr. Griffiths would check the bank over to him and that would require several days. The money in the bank, which was now under ifith's seal, would be forwarded to Washington and the roceipt of the same ac- knowledged by the comptroller. It would bo possibly two weeks before the receiver Ivould advertise for proofs of deposits and then ninety days would clapse before the accounts would be paid. Mr. Whaley 18 said to be still in C Will Not Shut I Mr. P B, ller, who has returned from Peoria, the headquarters of the distillers’ trust, where the annual meeting was held p seems confident that the Willow Springs dis- tillery in this city will not be shut down, as reports have led people to believe. He says that the Willow Springs has distilled liquor ata cost of 8 cents less por gallon than that of any distillery in the trust, from the fact that it is located in the center of the corn and wheat producing section of the country. Certificates to the value of 28,000,000 wero represented at the meeting. Were After His Scalp. The action of Mr. Doty, a railroad contrac- tor at Creighton, at present engaged in con- structing the grade for the Fremont, Blk- horn & Missouri Valley railroad, came very near getting a well-known labor agent in trouble on Tuesday last. Doty had ordered twenty-five laborers which were to bo deliv- cred on Tuesday. The men were procared, and at 11 p. m. on that day, in company with the agent they started for their work. Upon arriving at the scene of action they were met by Doty who informed them that hie had ured all the 1 necessary and had telegraphed to that effeet. Explinations developed the fact that ||||' telegram was not sent until the men were ¢ there, whereupon tho la iy further conn with the matter and_left Doty to fight it out with the irate laborers who demanded work, a pass to Omaha or blood. Doty became somewhat alarmed and put up the necessary collateral for their board and lodging. The next morning they were offered work but refused to accept, and de- manded transportation to this city which they did not get, and then finding it” was a case of walk or work they determmed to lay for the employment agent. That gentleman conside: cretion the better part of valor rig, skipped across the country while Doty and the infuriated mob ar zuing the pass question. Notes of the Strike. to come toa close. “I don't want to hire ‘scabs’,” he said, “and it I go to work, which I expect to, T shall have no choice but to hire union men. The cost of buildings, at the in- creased wagcs, is not noticeable, there have been some hot-h sides. The bricklayers, the contractors have not exactly treated them right guess that's so, but then the affair can bo fixed up, and it ought to be and I think it wilt be, even if the bricklayers are concecded some of their points. Here are two corners, (the northeast and southeast of Harney and Fourteenth strects) that were to have been built this season. 1 undc owners, W, V. Morse and B. ¥ postponed the building sent occupants, who are living s, want extensions of their leases. This state of affairs ought to stop. 1 guess it will before long.” “Look the inconsistency of a contractor work for us > 10 ind yet on that sewer, where they have taken they ' work as many as ten hours per day and then their tenders have to strike for decent wages, which they refuse, and then hir them to do t It's all right hn 1 wrong for u: e of other by old brickmonlders "\'.ll days azo at the not gained igthoning and ¢l¢ use “Brown's Bronchial T I have commended them to friends who were public -Kev. Henry Ward Deecher. >~ A JURLES, AND JURY. The grand and petit juries were dv yesterday afternoon E. C. Carnes, Seward; R. W. Brownvill Haggart, 1. Robertson, Broc! O'Neil; W. H.' McCann, J. Albee, John I, Page, Kd Furay, C. H. Kutle 1. Conrad Ha, llu:m Mo PETIT JURY, J. Raymaker, ings: Bartlett, George ( Bernard 1 |\\1 iawm I 1 We Omuha mford Weston, Henry Goodmg O'Shea, Li Jobn I, Ballinge Minden, J. C. McBi J Omaha; T, J. Lowry, Omal Eggleston, "hon ney , Fal oln g Albion; G. W vards and James lander, Those who take D Jones’ Red Clover nic never have dyspepsia, costive- ness, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and malavia, poor appetite, low spi headache or ki 50 ceuts, bpLittle Puck” Makes a Hit at Boyd's Last Night. A fair audience greeted Mr, return to Boyd's opera house night in the very takng new play “Little Puck.” It a three-act extravagant affair partaking y of the spectaculus digma and logiti Daniels as “Old Sport” in " clinches his reputation as talented comedy artist, stu- 1t is not the horse ms of applause, but dividualizin Danicls on his the “Rag li. an ex: u‘dm dious, earnest aud effect, play that elicits such stc nious wethod of VLittle Pu esting until the fing thing better than anyt act,when inste 4t somen ng before, there is o t of @ petering out onventional that it n of the merits of here is @ sparikhog nales and in musical spersions are of the Daniels has > previoy array of beautiful fe ichorean inte the most meritorious character, wathered & good ompany around him, in- \ativs Martinetti, George. Wood- Mack, Robért Fraser, Georg s Hessie Sanson, Rillio Flora Rowe, = Emuia b bevy of oLLtr young Hanley aid porte women, who, If not extraordinarily talented, combined grace with beauty, and that is an important essential in catching the crowd. THE RAILROADS, A Talk with Eli Perkins—His Opinion of One Young Man. For those who are seeking rest and quiet the general offices of the various lines in this city would have been a good plade to congregate, there being absolutely nothing of interest to be learned there. The only person who knew angthing on the subject of railroading was the celebrated Eli Perkins, who was discovered in room 93 at the Paxton, engaged in a fierce struggle with arefractorycollar button,to which he was striving to attach n strip of lmen commonly called a collar. The reporter’s timid knock was followed by “Come in" in very large capitals, Upon entering the room, Mr. Per- kins called *'time" (et the collar button fall for a moment and exclaime “Oh, yes, I know, you want to ask me where T have been, 'where 1 am going and when I am coming back. 1 have been west, am going to C hton in fifteen minutes and will return Sunday. I—" but at this point the scribe interrupted him by inquiring if he (Eli) had been interviewed by an employe of a certain job ofice in ‘this city on the subject ofithe strike on the #Q.” “Inter- viewed," exclaimed the great humorist and prevaricator, I should say I had; and do you know, I never until this morning had an idea that 1 knew so much about railroad mat- ters until a messenger boy brought me the paper mentioned this mornibg before 1 was up. Say,” he added confidentially, “‘do you know that the youth that came wup to my room last night, and then, after talking wit! me for an hour on Hill's chances for the dem- ocratic nomination, went off and perpetrated that article on me, has a wonderful imagina- tion? Wonderful, indeed, when I am non- committal on the subject of this strike and do not wish to talk about it!"” “Then the fireman in bed ‘heartsick’ at Hastings did not send for you" queried the reporter. “Send for me? Well nit, I haven't seen any firemen in bed ‘heartsick’ and what is more do not expect to, and the idea of being quoted as saying that every railroad in the, United States sympathizes with the C., B. & Q.," and here Eli’'s indignation got the botter of him and he returned to the struggle with the collar button. “Bless me" said he as ho kicked the handle off a water pitcher, “I don't know what the world is coming to; a man_cannot open his mouth but what some dapper little fhllow has to_misquoto. lim. Good day: T will see you Sunday morning.” and _snate ing a toothpick Eli made o rush for the ol vator. “You can say,” shouted he s the carriage descended, “'!ml Eli Perkins never goes baclk on the workingman engay struggle for right,” and with these words he was gone. Seidenberg’s Figaro, the talk of the town, a 10c cigar for se Max Meyer & Co., wholes SENT TO TH ‘()(;R FARM. Herman Atkins Ticketed There Wind Up His Barthly Existence. Superintendent of Poor Mahoney was yes- terday requnsted to write out en order for the admissiop to the poor farm of a man by the name of Herman Atkins, who has be- come aa imbecile through discase and neg- lect and whose days are numbered. The applicant for the order assured the county ofticials that he did_not anticipate that thoey would Liave to provide long for the unfor ate man, a doctor had said he was liable to dic at abnost any mowent. Tho okde issued and_Atki vemoved to the Ir. Maloney in poss has two to could | they have positiv that lived whate him if they would, but this ely refused to d he left a comfortable hor t from his wife without any In defense of these Atkin his home was made unco ble for him in v under the hallucin there he would be poisoned. ause District Court. THREW 1S GOODS INTO THE STREY George W. Dunn wants 82,000 dam against John B. Silvers for throwing his effects into the strect at night time, The ion of a store owned id his rent reg this the latter 1d removed the larly, but notwithstandin broke into the prem: contents, Frank Pet brought by Frank Fitlo bofore dustica Wo when a judgment_in the sum of 560 was granted against him. Pet tions to the same, and yeste the court to resirain Constuble L levying on bis property to satisfy sai ment. Count A PROMISSORY N¢ Christ Hofmann complait and Caroline Wehrer SUIT, that William re indebted to him in note and $71 judg E promissory for borrowed mor He asks for ment in full with interest in both cases. April 20,1 Ki \uunL. st son of Dr. and Mr: 8, aged 15 months. iney Parsons, W. H. Par Tho funoral wil take place to-day family residence, 2003 Decatur at2p. m. attend without furth m the , to-day invited to Friends of the family her notice, LW IOA (rbyaL 2zt ) st A""’ P Thispowder never varies. A marye) of purl- ty,stren i and wholesomeness. Ore econom icil thauthe ordinary kinds, and cannot esolp incompetition witn the multitade of low cost, Bhort weight alum or phospuate powder: euly in cans. Ioyal Haking Powder (o, wnlmrm New York MEN JHLDRE CINALOVITCIS SARIAN A Diarrhoea,Cholera Morbus, Dysentery Aud all Disorders of the Bowels. Imported by Mihaloviteh, Fletcher & Co., Cincinnatd, 0. 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Halves, $6; Fifths, $2; Tenths, $1. 000 001 400 APPROXTMATION PIIZES 100 Approximation Prizesof £i0............8 0,000 1 B an), LT 20 A" o L 0w Wt 60000 Prizes, amountin Apulieation for rate t0 the office of o P b address. New York e i ordin express (at our expense) addres MA, Ord. A, DAUPHIN, WASHINGTON, Address Registerel Lemr: 3] NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Y nm thg pres eruls REMEMBER nbsoluf s aro il cqunl, ani that 50 on6 cah possibly llhlvmnh umber mHn ver EMEMBER that of il prizes fs BANKS OF NEW by the presiaent L rights ure re, beware ot uny 1 whos st Cou Twifations or abons tous sehe | $2 PANTS A . 0. D, | With l'rl\lh-gv of Examination. All Wool Pants, both light and dark th. An institutic 42 waist and 30 tu 34 leg measur Also a very lar line of | better grades of | Pants ranging in | price from #8, Our & Pants are value. | Mail Orders Solicited. \l PRINGESS TEA 'puu into the market solely on its merit. its rqpruu ud flanr mll wrpuu ,au. W. R Bennett & o .I.u ldl(nlmv L Aveaue A i1 8 Newwmnu, Mary's Av ax Neer, 012 ulh |(llh Btroe J.J. Dwors o L= Sou uh 1511 Sire €3 Hau: 1 NOR 104 lrcete lel(lDBHlI]GE F BROS. A GREAT MISTAKE. Some men think that because they pay high prices for clothing, they get a better article than we gell for half the money. This 18 a mistake. To many customers who visit our store for the first time, it is a revelation that they can buy just as fine goods of us and just as well made as any custom tailor will turn out, and the fact that our prices are from 80 to 50 pe cent cheaper than other houses is also a revelation. The remarkable bargains we offer this geason have never been approached by any house. In spring suits we are opening every day new lots. All the latest styles are represented in our stock. The new Prince Albert guit in fine corkscrew and cassimere of different and beautiful shades and at prices almost one half what other establishments offer. The most astonishing value ever given in a spring suit is offered this week is our new $7 cheviot sack suit. This is made of a splendid all wool cheviot, an elegant color, lined with fine serge, gcod trimmings and well made. N%w, any house will show a seven dollar suit, but we positively assert that no one will show anything to compare with the quality we offer in this suit for less than $12, and we ask but $7 for it. Our Spring Overcoats are on the wane; of ‘the finest grades are but a few have marked them down to «left, and we ose them out. Of our $6 overcoats we still have a fair assort ment. This is the biggest thing ever shown in the way of an overcoat and everybody who has bought one acknowledges that it is as good a garment as is shown anywhere for $12. In our hat department we offer this week 25 dozen fine light colored derbys, satin lined silk band and binding, goat sweat leather at $1. If you are asked $2 or §2.50 for the same hat you would not hesitate to pay it. 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