Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1888, Page 8

THE CITY. The internal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to $20,410.64. Albert MeDermott. an old-time thief, was arrested yesterday for erazy quilt from a Tenth street bawdy house. The unique ease of barn stealing with which M. Lawson of Walnut Hill is charged, has had its hearing 4 p. m. this afternoon. William Groff, the young fellow who cut old Frank Merénay's scalp open with a rat trap in a row on Sun evenin;?, got $10 and costs for this g ification yesterday. Mrs. Perry. the female Sullivan knocked her neighbor, Mrs. Piper in one short but decisiy ly, appeared in the police court yester- dny but secured a continuance until 11 a. m. to-day. Mrs. Pike is nositive she will have her assailantsent over the hill, Thomas McKay, for nipping a pair of pants belonging to a Sixteenth street elothing man, was brought into the po- lice court yesterday. He had the stolen garment on_his person and pleaded guilty immediately upon arraignment. He was given fifteen days in the county jail, six of them on bread and water Whitsunday was l\]v]n'nyn'inh'ly ob- gerved at the Kountze memorial enurch Sunday, the Rev. J. 8. Detweiler of- ficiating. At the morning service ten applicants were received into member- ‘#hip. There was no service in the evening for went of light, the hereto- fore sufficient quantity of Omaha’s re- markably poor artic ng failed at about the hour for the various services. fixed at- who out Personal Paragraphs. 8. N. Hannon, of Lincoln, is at the;Paxton. Fred Jordan, of Aurora, is at the Windsor. H. H. Dorsey, of Wahoo, is at the Paxton. William Collins, of Wahoo, is at the Mil- lard. W. H, Haight, of Kansas City, Windsor. General W. Wainwright, of Blair, is at the Millard, N. L. Harwood, the Paxton. A. T. Heath, of S. the Paxton. D. D. Breuer, of Leavenworth, Kan., the Paxton. H. C. Smith, of Falls City, is a guest at the Millard B. C. Wood at the Windso P. Edwards, Mitlard yostaraay. Will M. Woodward, of Des Moines, was at the Paxton gesterday. J.B. Cassna and_G. N, Tyer, of Hastings are guests at the Millard. Mr. and Mrs, Walter J. Lamb, of Lincoln, are guests at the Paxton. R. B. Bliven, of Fremont, at the Paxton yesterday. S, H. Lippincott and M. H. Tilton, of Lin- coln, are reg 1at the Paxton, A. W. Binger and Theodore Millingor, of Kearney, are guests at the Windsor, G. M. Cummings, of St. Joscph, Mo.. is in the city, and is registered at the Baxton. A. R. Drexel, after soven months’ absence in Oregon and Washington, has returned to this city. David Atwood, proprietor and editor of the Wisconsin State Journal, which is located at Madison, is at the Paxton. John Olsen, business manager of the Des Moines Leader, was in the city yesterday to learn whether the changes in' the Herald management would effect the telegraphic news which his paper receives through. the Herald. S. S, Stovens, general western agent of the Rock Islangd, leaves to-day for Los Angeles, whin after a three week' s_so journ heavill ‘return, bringing his family, Who have been spending the winter therd With him. After Summer Wear. J. A. Hughes caused the arrest ot James Sweeney on a cha of stealing a suit of clothes, Sweency had the clothes with him when apprehended. is at the of Lincoln, is a guest at Joseph, is stopping at is at ng, of Lincoln, is registered of Auburn, was at the was registered One of the Plasters. The Omaha and Council Bluffs Railroad and Bridge company have given a mechanics’ lien to the Oil City boiler works for $18,000. The mortgage was filed on Wednesday last. “The work upon which the lien 1s given is tha wagon bridge now in course of crection at the foot of Dodge street, between this city and Council Bluffs, The V Men. Shandy and “Grevey,” the two men ar. rested on suspicion of being the assailants of William Barrett, who was & d off of the railing into the basement on the east sidc the Musco building, were dis ester morning on Barrett’s de that the were not the right arrett still lics in a critical condition at St. Joseph's hospital, .and the chances are that he will never re! cover. Chicf of Police & yis particularly interested in this case and is making super- human efforts ulmost to bring the murderous dastards to justice. A Blizzard Hero. The blizzard, how ', rred seve ¥ ago, and one of its ms was L. J, F, Ieger, who atthe time was one of Buffalo Bill's men, He lost beth his hands and feet in the storm and when he re 1 from the effects of the storm and the surgeon’s knives and saws he-returned to this city and became well known to the sporting of this i He is now in |m\n sence of is now second ly for the term, in Chadron. Death or Shekels, Which? Josophis Owens 8 a traveling man from Chicago. Three w while in this eity, he received intellig o death of his father, and that be was the heir to a con siderable fortune. The old gentleman’s de. mise, or his sudden , Was too much for the Oivens, WhO proceedod to get Rowling dr i, and i this state he has remained Sut urday he was run in, g with the and yesterday, on the advice of ysician, he was transfe 1to St. s hospital, The Hot Weather. ott is it not hot? said a police man yesterday. “And look at us. A win ter suit on and 2 belt buckled around us and oring while everybody else is ers, Pongee silks and the All of which is caused by the fire and commissioner who has as yet forgotten 0 order the heavy suits off. The chief can not do anything and the comimission does not meet until Saturday, . T am_going to follow that ice wagon,” and the policeman fled, Monkeyed With the Wires. Asa Showers is a building contractor, and on last Saturduy in the erection of a struc- ture he pulled down a police and fire alarm wire and laid it across a teleplione wire. As @ result no communication whatey ould be gotten by the patrolmen With the central station over that wire. A detail of fi were out nearly all night stigating gause of the cutoff, but it was not discoye until late next day, When the cause covered Shi and costs, ago, 4 Josepl A Dinne Mr. Fred Balch, the genial the Hotel Barker, guve a diuner Sunday to the members of the party of Omaha who went to Salt Lake City last month for the purpose of justituting a lodge of the order there. My, Balch was one of the Salt Lake party, and no small factor, either, and it was in comm ion of the eventful trip that the rennion dinner was given. Eight invitod guest sat down at the sumptuous board of the Hotel Barker at 2 o'clock, and for an hour and @ half their “‘inner man" was refreshed with all the good things of Jife that & fine epicurian taste could suggest. ‘The bonors 0f.the occasion w fully parformed by uiine 1 ihough the order of tife afteruoon was iufor- stealing o | for | | an THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1848, mal conv ion, ncat speeches were made by Hon. W. ¥ Bechel and Mr. John Fran- cis, Mistook the Cont. Charles Johnson, who was accused by Albert Marks with taking his coat, had a chance to explain matters yesterday after- noon in the police court. It appears that Johnson while at work last Saturday after- noon had pulled off his coat and laid it down beside Marks. Both coats looked very much d when Jonnson was suddenly called ay, he put on the wrong coat_and walked away with it, not noticing the difference until al hours_afterwards. He expected to return to work yesterday and_exchange the coats again, and did not put himself to the trouble on Sunday of calling on Marks and making the adjustment. Sunday afternoon, however, he was arrested. The judge dis- missed the case, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Union Pacific, “THE OVERLAND ROUT! Will sell through tickets at ong fare for the round trip, from points in Nebr: aska and Kansas to parties desiring to attend the meeting of the Supreme Lodge, l\u\ghtu of I’\Hlllh to be held in Cin- i, Ohio, June 12th to 16th inclu- sive. Tickets good going June 8th to 13th and returning June 13th to 19th in- clusive, with continuous passage only in each direction, ———— Ask your grocer for Crow’s High Pat- ent flour. Best flour in market. < sl ROTHACKER AND THE HERALD He Will Probably Be One of Its Edi- torial Writers, “Who is to be the next editor of the Her- ald?” asked a Brr reporter of one of the leading young lights of the democracy in “Rothacker,” was the sententious reply. “How do you know 1" “Well, I think Mr. know.” “Did he tell you about it “No, but it has come to me. Rothacker is with him3all the time. He was yester- day, and has been to-day, and that looks as if there were something in it.” “Who is to fill MeShane’s shoes?” “Boyd-—that is, he can get, the nomination if he wants it. He's the only name I've heard mentioned; that is, of course, if MeShane won't have it.” ““What about Brown’s chances? Brown couldn’t have it if he wanted it. He couldn't beelected if he were nominated. His_own party would knife him. His knif- ing has_been felt hero before and now it is found that it can work on himself. 1f Boyd should go to congress and still be a member of the national democratic committe there would be no more fights. That would scttle the question of “‘patronage’ in this state. “Will Boyd remain on the national com- mittee " “He can if he wauts, There are seven votes pledged for him—seven out of ten—in- cluding his own—if Boyd is for himself, and he always is for himseif. “It seems Morton wants John Fitzgerald, of Lincolun, on the national committee.” The interviewed gentleman said, as has already appeared in these columns, that Mr. F Id would have nothing to do with the national democratic or any other com- mittee 8o long as he was an officer in the Irish National league. “There is one thing sure,” interjectod the interviewed, |“and that is that Charley Ogden will be the next candidate for governor on the democratic ticket.” ““Yes, he continued, Boyd will be on the national committee because the delegation was built that way.” Sorenson ought to ‘When you come to Omaha stop at the Globe, the best located $2-a-day hotel in town. Between 13th and 14th streets on Douglas. St LR Drink Malto it is pleasant. DEMOCRATS. Union Pacific, “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell through tickets to St. Louis, Mo., to parties desiring to attend the National Democratic Convention, to be held at that place, on June 5th, at one fare for'the round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kansas. Tickets going good June 2nd to Hth, inclusive, and re- turning June 6th to 11th, inclusive,good for continuous passage only in each di- rection. AN e Licensed to Wed. The following marringe licenses issued Saturday by Judge Shields: Name and Residence, Peter Venstrand, Omaha 1 Jennie Hauson, Omah Patrick 12 were Age. Woodrufl granite and can fill all orders of almost any dimensions. _Rock can be_ seen at stone yards of Wm. Neb. © opened 1 Crow’s Super! 1t THE FE BURGS, They Make Things Interesting in the Suburbs. The burgs held a sort of a carnival in the northern suburbs Sunday night, from the numerous reports of their work, that came in yesterda At William Laty's dwelling, 1518 North Ninecteenth street, thgy were frightencd off after having cut through the blinds and hoisted the window. At J. V. Pritchard’s, 1821 Corby street, they effected cutrance and carried off Mr. P.'s y pantaloons, containing a kni vs, and a small amount of change. rt cific railroad, was They got into his street, by picking the lot of (Iu' front door. At M. T. Lyons,on the sam e street, entrance was gained via the dining room window. [ too, they got the proprietor's unmentionibles, togethier with a few simoleons T'h other burglarious visits were made on_ Saturday night, the object of tho same being residences in the vicinity of the high school. One of the calls was upon J. H. Daniels, whose parlor win- dow was found open o the morn- g, Nothing Was taken except a light-colored hat belonging to Mr. Daniels' and which stood on & rack in the hall. In its stead was an old felt cady which was tied with a shoe string. Mr. Daniels carrried the covering avound town this morning in hopes that somebody might identify and claim it. The residence of D.J. Collins was also visited though the visitors made a hasty but unobseryed retre: on 1 d in the same v - REPUBLICANS, Union Pacific, YTHE OVERL 1 sell through tickets at rate of one for the round trip, from b u and Kanss i tend the N Convention to be held in € 19th, Tickets good going 19th, and returning June inclusive, with continuous in each direction, ulu U lh 10 Dith to 25th ssuge Only Smoke Seidenberg the best 6-cent cigar in the wor Meyer & Co., wholesale depot. e Stop at the Glebe hotel. i o~ 2 Stolen Watches, Some tall, dark-whiskered man with blood- hot tyes and a very wicked cast of physiog entered the residence of Mrs. Call, on South Sixth street, Sunday, wilie the la house was in the back yard, a handsome lady's watch. The good woman observed bim passing out the front gate us she returned, but did not discover the theft until about half an bhour afterward, The police were notified, but nothing has been seen of the thier, A man who was walking up Tenth street Sunday was approached by a young chap who asked him the time. The gentleman took out his chronometer which the youngster immediately snatched, took to his heels and disappeared through' Krug's brewery and under the viaduct and escaped. The matter was reported at police headquarters, TO SALT LAKE AND RETURN. The Union Pacific. “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell tickets from all Kansas and Nebraska points for special ex- cursion to Salt Lake City and return, June 6th, at one fare for the round trip. Tickets going good '8, and re- turmng fifteen ds extreme limit thirty days. Stop-over privileges al- lowed within these limits. Parties de- ous of visiting Garfield Beach, on Great Salt Lake, the famous watering place of the west, should improve the opportunity now offered. A S Crow’s High Patent flour beats all, . - Stop at the Globe hotel. HARD SOAP. Herman Kountze Puats a Million Dol- lars Against the New Soap Works, Tik Ber some days ago published an an- nouncement that the W. A, Page Soap com- pany, an Towa institution, had purchased from 7. D, Tler a part of the old Boyd pack- ing house in which they intended us soon as possible to begin the manufacture of soap and thus give employment to a number of men, Yesterday it was ascertamned that Herman Kountze was opposed to the estab- lishing of a soap factory at the place indi- cated and was _immediately called upon by Tur; Bk man to ascertain the truth of the rumor, Mr. Kountze said that he was opposed to the obening of a soap factory at the place indicated. It was but half a dozen blocks below his place, and such n actory could not be otherwise thun injurious to the neighbor- hood. Tt would give out offensive odors, and make it unpleasant for the people who had settled there and invested large sums of money in permanent and beautiful homes and edifices. Such had been the history of soap factories wherever they had been erected, and Mr. Kountze instanced a case in St. Louis, where a soap factory on Loc strect had long been a source of annoyance 10 the neighbors, and a means of depreciating the surrounding’ property. That gentlcman also stated that he did not know in what way the opposition to the enterprise would be brought to bear upon it, because the thought of those opposed had not yet crystalized to that extent. Mr. Kountze said that he was not alone in opposing the factory, A number of other people had signed the remonstrance which, it is thought, will be soon brought before the counc ““How much property, real and personal, is interested in the opposition :* asked ‘I'ng BEg man, “One million dollars, at least,” said Mr. Kounlze. Meanwhile, the Page Soap company have sent circulars to all their lowa customers in- forming them of the transfer of their factory to Omaha and requesting them to call, after thesfirst of next month, at the new place— 115, 117, 119, 121 and 123 East Hickory street, in this city s Dr. McGrew. Rectal, urinary & priv- ate diseases only. Room 5, Barker bl’k. e el Shetland pony for sale by George A. Keeline, Council Bluffs, —_—— Stop at the Globe hotel.- - Crow’s Patent flour takes the lead. e A PEACEFUL .’\I)JUSTI\IENT. The Cable and the Belt Line Agree to Agree. The trouble between tho Missouri Pacific relative to the crossing at Twentieth and Nicholas street has been settled without any trouble. It will be remembered that when the cable company constructed its track across the switch of the - Missouri- Pacific at the point named that the railroad company promptly filled it up. At first it was alleged that the company took this action in the in terest of the horse car company but it now transpires that it did so in_order to. protect rown tracks. Mr. Lillie of Kansas came up Sunday and the matter becn arranged and the cable company will provide for the safety of the tracks of the Missouri Pacific while laying their own t POWDER | Absalr-nt ™ Thispowdar never varies, A marve ofpurl- ty,strength and wholesomaasss, More econom n.um anthe ordinary kinds, and eannot basolp mpetition witn the multitude of low cost, uhl‘m‘wnlvm.llu'!(nHPI[mnq)huw(m\\dt'u Sold on! n cans, oval Baking Powder | w‘ (el A aking 1 (& 126 S/ze Tried and Knows. 0 l g chemist of N No plasters of si (10 osrod Plasy before been produced.” a novelty because they are not made simply o sell cheap, they are the best that science, skill and money can produce, and will do what s cluimed for them. For sprains, aches, weakness, lameness, etc., they are unequalé I‘ll"t! St., SBandusky,0, Nov. 21.'87." bt VY siér acted like They are 4 many kinds € drugy sald “plusters nn all about the nme" Lut dun L think so now. Teprained my srm and ahoulder i Jily, and 1t en r-u‘tm since, but it d s not pain me at Mrs, WiLias MaorLr. or the beautiful eolored pic- foorish Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N. V. Owing (o the Inclination of many people 10 be humbugged.in the purchuse of articles of necessity WILL YOU bi'the household, we feel it our duty to sound & fote of warning to those who seek remedies for the relief of the aches and pains LISTEN fucident to ‘this season of the year. 'The wreat and growing opularity of BENSON'S PLASTER s ten unscrupulous man- 10 ufacturers to offer many worth- less substitutions und imitations of that valuable reme wish SOUND o sccure prowpt etiet " from Colds. Coughs, Hoarseness, Plou- risy. Chest Pains, Sciatica, Rlieu cavefully avold worthloss ers by always asking for NS AL ersuasion the dealer indu ac ¥, hence we would adyise thoze wi ADVlcE? inatism, Lumbogo and Buckac t anv oth t 7 JUDIGIWI AND PERSISTENT dvertisiug bas ulways provea uccesstul. 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Address OUmaha Medical and Surgical Institute, or DR. MCMIENAMY, Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts.. - /.AHA. NEB. DRS. &. & D. 1742 Lawrence St., i)enver, Colo. Of the Musenm of Apatomy, Bt. Touls, M s of Univerity Cofiogo I .»yml ? Germany and N ork, ' 1 HEIF Mitention spockily 60 the broktmaem Nervous, Chrozic & Blood Diseases More cspcolally those artsing from fmnrudenco, fn- tite il o gutfering to corrcapond witholit de DI mwih\'alllhnlmlu»nmu!unlur- Hafe y T pre ncurab oul I'to Do terning there symmptous. AL Jtiors Fooeive 1 medlate atteution. JUST PUBLISHED, And 1 bo maied FIER, gelpLor o Zent st KNGt Benticy and Bhisicar Extimuetion i & uable medical treatise wiich should be read by oll, Allress, DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON, | _ 1742 Lawrence Street, Denver, Colo, Umon Pacific e Overland Route.” n.m.nmvn 188, tickets sold for these excur- stons will be good thirty days for the round trip andcan be used ten duys going. When purchas- ersare ready to return, these tickets will be £00d five duys for that p! 1f purchasers Wish to stop short of destination on our lines, nts will stamp tickets good (o return fro such point, s Feniers, F, L. LOMAX, Gen, P, & T Agent Ass'tG. P, OM NEB. y cired in th iy iy inden Eisctriv Co. 169 La! State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Livervool From New York Every Thulsday, Cabin passag , according to location of sta Stecruge to and from Europe at Lowest rates AUST Gen'l Agent 1GEN, Gen'l Western A ge 164 Handolph St., Chicago HAKRY B, MOQKES, Agent, Ouaba. N BALDWIN & 55 Broadwa: DR. HORNE'S Electro-Magnetic Belts ! The Grandest Triumph of Etectric Scionce— Scientifically Made and Practically Appllnd. Batts, DISEASES CURED WITHOUT IEDlCllBS ave you Paias ia tho ervous D-“l,.l -q-. 7 lnl WHEN AI.I. 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For Sale by Gvazers and Wine Herchants Everywhare. This 1a to certity thut 1 have oxamined the sampio of BELLE OF BOURBON WHISKRY received fram Lawreno substances and strictly pure, 3P GLADSTONE BROS, & CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH, SAFEALWAYS RELIABLE. TO LADIE! molsv!NsABLi scuv BYALL DRUGGISTS S ASK FOR DI, AN D CHIEHESTENS ENGUSHY AND TAKE N3 ot 6 WATURE ON EVERY BOX GHICHESTER Mm ALCO. SOLE PREP. 5,000k DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by | Adwiunistering Dr, Halnes” Golden cifle, It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea with- out the knowledge o1 t} son ¢ lutely b It never A With the fmpossibllity for the liguor appetite For sale by Kuhn & Co., 1ith &nd Doy and 16th and Cum- Omaha, Nek D. Foster & Lro, 1 Bluts, Towa, DREXEL & MAUL Successors to John G. Jacobs.) Undertakers & Embalmer: At the old stand, 1407 Faram 8t. 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