Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY 2 ] Y - Nu— JUNE 21, 1885 THE SHOOTIST'S SECOND DAY. They Make Some Good Scores Under Favorable Conditions. THE ATTENDANCE The Contest For the State Champion- ship Diamond Dadge to Take Place This Afternoon—Other Sporting Eveats, INCREASING, The State Tournament. The second day of the state trap-shooting tourvament opened yesterday under cloudy skies, but with a good attendance and favorable conditions for good shooting. “The first event was @ blue rock shoot, 18 yards rise, §2.50 entrance. Appended is the ncore Hit. Miss. McQuade, 10 2 Bittenbende: 10 2 Miller. 10 2 Smith, C. [ [ Crabill 10 2 Ketchem 9 3 Butle 10 2 Hardin 1 2 Kenned 10 1 Nethaway 10 2 Barnes 7 5 Parmalee. o y divided; third 95, Parmeleo and Kitchen. The 'second event was eight pairs blue rocks, 16 yards rise. The score: Hit, Miss, 8 8 Parmal 11 5 Kenned 10 6 Neathaway . 1L 5 Hardin, 0 7 Cory. BT Mckutcher 14 2 Beard. 8 § Smith 0 10 Petty . 10 0 3 4 Reynold: BESEIY Bittenbend visy 8 8 McKutcher took first money, §22.75; Ketch- ; third money, 3 Barues and Neath- em and Ha shotsoff for | event was a live-bird match, e, modified English rules, The score: GEBLIER L LTS LA U e B TR By AT AL Tl S L 10 Barnes HOR0MISTEINY Ketcheni WS ST G Parmelee. MSTSTAT T Y 011110 6 P 8 L U 8 | 001001 011010 101101 111100 1aaR1sa iy m, malee and Miller Hardin, I divided first money, $36.50, The first event in the afternoon was 9 single blue rocks, 1 15 rise, and 3 pairs 16 yards rise, entrance §3.50. The sco Hit. Miss, 14 1 Nethawa; 9 9 [ 13 O'Neil, . 9 McQuade 13 4 10 1L 10 3 10 5 Crabill, . 8 T Atwater, 7 8 P 10 5 13 2 11 4 9 [ 10 5 8 7 v, ®0.50; second nd Harrison divided, $18.50; MeQuade. 15 singlo 18 yurds rise, $ entrance, blue rocks, The score: Hit. Miss. Nethawa; Al 3 O'Neil. Harrison den. Crabill, ¥ Bittonbende Barne fi'r.lhill. J. Caylo 110 sccond money, 1 woney, §:0, . Brewer, I'he next shoot was 8 live birds, 80 yards wodified English miles, $7.50 cx ; second lnoney pway and Bittenbender, § I Hughes logg and J, Crabill, & third woney $190.29, Atwater, The following event was 7 single blue rocks, 18 yards rise, ontrance §2.50. The BLOLe: Hit. Miss Balisbury 9 § Browd itohott Jen G —scCOC o LeQuado otehom Kellogg t 8 money 13, McQuad ¢ The uext evont was b pairs live birds, 21 yurds ris g\'\‘hlu'lll sensans den. ... Parmalee Urabill J MeKutcher Nethaway Taylor 1 The 50, divided by Crabill and Bittenbender; the second money, §15.10), ivided between Hugl Miller an chem; third moucy, 13, divided by Neth- and Den. The shoot for the states champiouship dia- mond badge takes place this afternoon — Sheepshead Bay E SHEEPSHEAD Bay, June 20, 3 to-day even-eighths wile-Amalgam won, seoond, Long Kuight third. & 3 Three-fourths mile—Holiday won, Budd hist second, Belle B third. Thne—1:15, Oue and one-cighth miles—Hondigo won, Locust secoud, Tristan third. Time--1:3 Milo—Rapine wou, Grover wecond, Teliedoe third Time—1: Oue ‘sud threc-sixtesnths il ents. RKuces and une won, Lelogas second, Ben Ali third. 102 031 miles, on turf— aster third, Oune and oneaixteenth Pontiac won, Exile second, La Time—1:51% Wheel Club Notes. The Omaha Wheel elub have a te in Blair on the 4th of July, wt k races, hurdle races an i e indulged in. Th y fat ivited the bo; time is pated Lytle, Clarke and Mittauer with the bost 100 mile record in the club, will repeat the race against time on the Blair track. H. C ary, Jim Josophi, Guy Moad, W. F.T. Mittaver and Frank Clark Sunday. The thermometer in the shac Badollet's new safety has arrived with the boys in Blair. club uniforms has arrived, yurnament n slow races, safety races, he antici Porry and he will b The cloth and Helin & Thompson have been appointed the official tailors for the An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hanis, and_all skin_erup: tions, Will positively cure all kinds of pil A r the ORIGINAL ABIETINE O ME! Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 25 cents per box—by mail 30 cents, A SMALL RIOT. Pistols Drawn, Links Thrown an Clubs Used, The presence of the Pinkerton men came near resulting seriously yesterday at the Tenth street crossing of the Union Pacific tracks. Fora timoe it appeared as though there would be blood shed, but one police- man, Officer Robbins, quelled the riot. As is usual there are two sides to all questions, and in order to give cach party a fair show, the testimony of both are printe About 7 o'clock in the morning,according to the testimony of a gentleman named Smith, who is o guest at the St. James hotel, a young man was standing on the wallk across the tracks apparently thinking of something. The Pinkerton men, two abreast, wore marching from their boarding house and when they arrived at the pomnt where tho young man was standing it is said that Ser geant Shelly, the commander of the squad, deliberately shoved him off the walk To this the young man entered a vigorons protest, whercupon the Pinkies drew their clubs and threatened to annihilate him. The young man still pro- tested and was backed up against a flag shanty and struck with a club. By this timo the yardmen in the Union Pacific and several citizens flocked to the scene and armed them- selves with coupling pins and announced their intention of wiping out the Pinkertons, who then drew their revolvers. What the outcome might have been no one knows, but at this juncture Oficer Robbins appeared, and drawing his revolver ordered the Pinkerton men awa Thoy then sneaked. The above is the story told by the outside parties, and mueh of it is corroborated by the police.. Now comes Captain Foley of the Pinkertons and states that his men under command of Sergeant Shelly were coming down Tenth strect, and when at the point in- dieated they were encountered by some of the Union Pacific employes, who began hurl- ing all mauner of vile epithets at them. To this volley of abuse the cant protosted in a wild manner and received in reply an- other large hunk of abuse. B is time a crowd had collected and Billy ast, an em- ploye of the Union Pacific, is said to have drawn a revolver at the sight of which tho Pinkertons formed themselves into a hollow square, drew their clubs and guns and pre- pared for a siege when Oficer Robbins, of the police force, and Captain O’Connor: mo up. The latter ord d his men to work und the former dispersed the crowd. Ono of the Pinkertons claims to have been hit with a piece of iron and one of the others asserts that he was hit with a club, The above comprises the statements of both'sides. Who is to blame cannot be de- cided but_from all reports it would appear that the Pinkerton men acted rather hasty say the least. The young man mentioned i not a railrouder, in’ fact he 1s a plasterer from Council Bluff: He had as much right in t walk as any | r man, and no one, not even a police oficer, should molest him. The police say that the Pinkertons were to blame. Citizens, not raitroad men, having no connection with ' the affair, corroborate this statement. The Pinkertons say they were not. Oune thing is certain. The men somewhat excited, and there is trouble brewing. The very presence of the Pinker- tons invite those who would otherwise be peaceful to deeds which would not oth wise be comn ally the ofticers and men of the Pinke 18 al leasant, so- ciable and very agrecable fellows. No one who knows Foley would believe that he would sanction any unwarranted proceed- ings on the part of his men. All e that the Pinkertons are mot needed. No trouble arises except when they are present. Dr. McGrew, kidney, Rectal, & pi ate diseu Shetland pony fc Keeline, Council Bluffs, DBENCH AND BAR, United The case Union Paci for hear States Conrt. agninst the any was called before Judge Dundy. Thesuit is for personal damages, Coy, in stepping from the platform of the dummy train at South Omaha in Februa light in the statement of before ds to th morning and, as due 1o the neglig itof the pany’s ation. Ho asks $10,000 d hands of the company rt. L, LAND SUITS. menced against individu- Actions were co als and the city of Florence yesterday by Edward Reeves, Henry T. Porter, Cornelius Christian and John Stalon_to recover prop- certy claimed to bo owned by them in Flor- ence. Summons and notices of pul were issued, and interesting law suits be the outcome. County Court, JUDGMENT AGAINST WRIGHT, E. G. Bowzer yesterday secured a judg- ment in the sum of $238 against D. C.Wright, CONTINT JULY, The action of D. 5. b et al against the Omaha National bank was yesterday con- tinued by agreement until July 10. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. _etters of administration was yesterday granted to William Morison in_the’ estate of Alfruda H. Pinkham, deceased. WANT THEIR PAY. Cunningham I3rothers yesterday brought suit agmnst J. Harris to collect $150 due oun merchandise, Police Court. A warrant was 1ssued yesterday for the arrest of John Doe, real name unlmown, for stealing a silver wateh valued at § from George Brown. A warraut was also 1ssued for the arrest of P. A. George for itan, and disturbing the peace vith thl\\'.xrnl Bostreet . M. Gibuny, John Burke, Tom Burke, Charles Olson, Aundrew Huston and John Dugan were arrested for ! last night and dis- rourt this mornine. Charles and Pat Kearney, arrested for the same offense, we flued '# and given one lay in jail respectivel W. T. E. Peterson, Lew Hawkins and W. Turuham were arested for fighting, and their case continued until the 23d, Drink Malto at soda fountain, Two Small Fires, The fire department was called out to twa small fires last evening. The first alarm was given shortly befored o'clock, and was caused by a blaze in the roof of a saloon on the corner of Twelfth and Chicago streets. The was extinguishied {after doing only about #50 worth of damage. The building is owned by Fred Krug and occupied by Hart & Killi: gan. A stovepipe passing through the roof was the cause of the fire The other alarm was sounded at about 7:50 and called the department to Twenty-soventh and Chicago streets, where a barn owned by C. F. Courtney was' in flames, The alarm was given too late to do any good and the structure was burned to the ground. About $2350 worth of hay and grain was also con The total damage s estimated at and the insurance is but 500, The cause of the fire is unknown When you need a fr one. Dr. Jones’ Red the best friend mankind es of the liver and kidneys. The t blood purifier and tonic known. 50c. Goodman Drug company. nd select a ture Clover Tonic is has for all dis- The Rosebud Physician, D. J. M. Woodburn, the young gentleman who has been intimately associated swith musical mattars in this city, also a promin- ent member of the Turn Verein, and for some time deputy to County Cleak Roche, is about to resume the practice of his profes- sion, having been appointed physician at the Rusebud agency B — Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Possess Powerful Potency, Pass Pain- lesely, Promote Physical Prosperity. rhaps on Sunday Next, nagement of the cable Tramway company are bending every effort to get the Twenticth street line in readiness for next Sunday. They have some doubt of being successful, however. The patronage on the “stubs’ now in operation is quite large, es- pecially in the evenings and on Sundays when people want a cool ride. 1t is claimed the reccipts are largely in excess of what the managers hoped for. > ~—vuoLL WEIGNT § PURE 1ts superior cxcellence proven m millions of homes for more than a quarter of a century, It is used by the United States Government, = Ein- dorsed by the heads of the great universities as the strongest, purest and most healthful. Dr, Prices C k not contain ammon. y the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Dyspopsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Bilious Complaints and Malaria of all kinds yleld readily to the beneficent inflnence of IR 1t is pleasant to the taste, tones up the system, rostores and preserves health. It s purely Vegetablo, and cannot foll to prove benoficial, both to old and young. As & Blood Purifier it is superior to all others. Sold everywhere at 81.00 a bottle. :;ep:ia. Sick-Readache, Constipation, Crab Orchard Water Co, Louisville, Ky. Who from Folly, Tgnorance or. Vice have seriouely drained thelr Viiality or De ilele’ Korvons Systom et o Maily Duties of Life s i1 & MANLY VIGOR Mty ealih, Streng OIVE . The Tribiine & a0 oviry Lo mtivnl fourual MU' ¥ o 4 Free Cousultation by Mal or fa Person with our Reorganised Consuliiug oard. Al 8 eugth quick ¥, feor USTRATED MEDICA ekt e COOCTERON Lr b et BOARD OF -PNVllcllNl-cA oonslLTING < VARIGOCELE RADIGALLY CURED WITHOUT BPERATION, e CIVIALE REMEDIAL AGENCY witon Street, Now York Blg G hasgiven univer- sal satistaction in the cure of Gonorrboes and Gleet. T prescribe 1t and Continental Clothing House, To the Wholesale and Retail Trade of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for cash buy- ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close the season in every department, Our limited space prevents us)men- andtrimmed in first class manner ano Knee Pant Suits, embracing threa dif- tioning but very few of the bargain lots perfect fitting, We_offer this lot t, ferent styles, which we have mar offerad, but we guarantee from now une close at_the unheard of price of $9.50 the extraordinarily low price of & til July 4th, groater bargains in fino tomember this lot is all 1 double Sizes fromd to 14 yoars. Ready-Made ~ Clothing, Furnishing breasted Sack Suits, mple suit. You will” be better than were ever pleased with them than anytning we irm in_the_cloth= have shown you at this price before. in'the west, No old goods Lot 2841 and 2830, Boys' Long Pant Goods, Hitts and Cap before quoted by any ing busin Lot 8650. We offer 100 suits, which atany price. The goods offered to you will positively be tne last of this lot of Suits. We offer 1n this fot which em- at this salo are all new, made up within the celebrated Sawyer Woolen Co's braces two styless Boys' strictly all the last ninety days. goodi of which we have sold hundreds wool cassimers sack suits, coat, pants and vost, in dark and medium colors for boys from 10 1o 14 yoars of ago. This suit was made to sell at $10 but we wish to reduce our stock of them immediate- during the last two months, We offer 100 of the neatest styles of these famous goods to close at the remarkably low co of $12. This suit is tailed by READ THE LIST, SEE THE PRICES It willamply repay the expenses of a trip to Omaha by any man, woman or ¥ child wanting $10 worth of clothing. every house in the country at $18. We ly and offer them at this sale to close As specimens of the different bargain have never offered a b in A has for only 86 por suit. Every garment is Jots comprised in this lot, we mention a given such universal satisfaction as this warranted strictly all wool new fresh few as follows, with a guarantee that suit. All sizes at the same price $12, goods. Remembor the price $6. tho small number specially mentioned ARV N K are no more attractive or desirable bar- GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS DE- gains than hundreds of others to be Lot8. We ofter 500 pairs bost fancy PARTMENT. In this department we announce the Gents' Fancy Shirts, This entire lot v manufactured e pressly for this soason’s trade, wo have a large stock of them on hand and offer them at 50 per cent less than the over- found in every department of our estab- Cassimere Pantaloons, goods that wero lishment during this sale. made to sell for $7.50 and 38,this season. Goods made by the Globe Woolen Co., Rock Manufacturing Co., Hockanum Mill, Broadbrook Mills, and other man- ufacturers of equal reputation. Thoy sale of 300 dozen Lot 4187. On Monday we will place on our counters 400 plain black pure all wool imported Whipeord Suils in full weights, suitable for use in this climate are in regular sizes, and as nice sty age price to close them out. All new ten months of the year. These suitsaro as we have in our stock at any prico. W patteans, most desirable styles, fast AW S o hi K o prico. We 010, pertatt ALND ANA . naNAstY absolutely new, fresh from the work- find that we heve a surplus of these fine colors, perfec tting and perfectly made in every respoct, regular prices which were from $1 to $1.75. This enti 1ot in all sizes from 14 to 16 and 4 neck wo offer at 75 cents each. Order for half dozen lots no loss, Partics at a distance ordering thoss lots will please give us sizo of coils worn and this is all that is necossary in order to get a perfect fit. Men’s Half Hose 75 cents per pair. We offer 850 dozen of Men's Fancy Half shop, and never shown on our counters before, Suits made up in the very lat- est style 4 button cutaway frock, which we offer in all sizes from 35 to 4. We shall offer this frock suit at$15 per suit, We have not another word to sav about this lot, excepting this, that we have sold precisely the same suit_ever since our store was opened for , and never do not wish to carvy them quently de the uniform prico of $ per pair for the en- tire line, These goods arc of the very Dest workmanship, and equal to any $10 custom pantaloons. Price during this closing sale will be $5. Children’s depart- and EXTRAORDINARY Tn our Boys' ment we offer an 36. We offer 150 Mens® Double 1 Suck Suits, regular sizes from line of bargain, particularly in Short Hoso at 75 conts por dozen to close. 85 to 85,0f the celebrated Slater Flannel Pant Suits, Our space will not permit $1.50 goods to be sold only in all wool and guaranteed full indigo. of our enumerating the different bar- at the remarkably low prico Goods made Dy the celebrated Slater gains in this department, however, we 08 from 9 to Woolen Co., of Webster, Mass. Mado will mention one,a lot of 250 Boys’ Sample suits of any of these lots will be sent C. O. D. with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebraska, Iowa Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, Dakota and Montana. ' B Freeland, Loomis & Co. ngzgon:gmzs Proprietorsy Corner Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha, Neb. We quote thie above subject not for an argument, but for a business principle which has been our trade mark during our business carcer, and has Iloléu"l materially to build up our vast trade. He feels perfectly safe as to the quality and good service of the garment. THE MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS fine custom made clothing which we offer at the t'ui]l)\\'ix1g 11,50 buys a One Button Sack Suit, which was made to order for $22. 13.75 buys a Straight-cut Sack Suit, which was made to order for $28. 24.00 buys a One Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $50. 28.50 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot, sack or frock, which was made to order for $60. NOBBY DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL FINISH. $12.00 Buys a Cassimere Prince Albert S8uit which was made to order for $§37. $30.00 Buys a Wobby Pin Check, light color, which was made to order for $60. $35.00 Buys an Imported Worsted, satinlined, which was made to order for $70. Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi River, When a man purchases a Suit of Clothes with the understanding that satisfaction is guaranteed 1119 FARNAM STREET, 1119 is the only house in the city that has pursued this honest business method, and have therefore gained the SPRING SUITS, CORRECT STYLES ELEGANTLY MADE and TRIMMED 16.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit, which was made to order for $30. 30.00 buys a Crepe Worsted, (imp.) 4-Button Cutaway,whichwas made to order for $65, $22.50 Buys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit, which was made to orvder for $45. 40.00 Buys a Clay Worsted, silk lined, which was made to order for $80. confidence of the public. We have lately received from prominent Merchant Tailors throughout the country an elegant assortment of ’ $ 9.50 buys a Seymour Sack Suit, which was made to order for $20. 20.00 buys a Four Button Cutaway Suit, which was made to order for $40; $25.50 Buys a Corkscrew Prince.Albart Suit, which was made to order for $50. A Nobby and Complete line of Pantaloons from $2.75 to $10. isfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119. Three Doors East of 12th Street Omaha, Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to. AUl alterations to improve a fit done free of charqe. ' NOW'S THE TIME HANSAS AND NEBRASKA As Rastern lines yvill sell tickets and run SEMI-MONTHLY LAND EXCURSIONS OVER THE s, K, FELTON & (0, Water Works Contractors And Manufacturers' Agents for WATER WCRKS SUPPLIES, Of all descriptions, Hydraulic Engines, Surveys, De= DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by Admlulsterlng Dr. Haines’ Goldon Speelfic, 1t can be given fn & cup of coff out the knowledgo of the person taking 1t; abeos 53, wnd will effect & pormunent and . . lutely harm [llon acl c | Bpeedy cure, whether the patient 16 i nioderate l}:inlk-rnr a8 uhlmu,nc wreck, Thousands of . : " drunkards Liave been made teiiiperato men who The Overland Route, haye taken Golden Specifio in tieir coffee withe Until July 1, 1585, tickets sold for these excur- | out thelr knowledge and to-day bellove they sions will be' gooil thirty days for the round | guit drinking of their own free will, 1t never trip and can be used ten days going. When alls. Lo system once impregnated With the chasers are ready 1o return. the Bpecific, it bocomes an uttér impossibility fox £00d fve duya for that purj the liquor appetite to exist. For sule by Ruhn Wish 10 stop short of Qestis & Co., 16th and Douglas sts., ana 181h and Cums agents will stamy A such r-ilh' J.8. TEBBE SteckPiano Tence of tness lustrunients. WOODBRIDGE BROS, tail Plans and Spe cations. Furnished on Short Notice, Correspondence Solicited. Offce, Strang’s Building, Fourth Floor, Nebraska National Bank. U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Ing sts. b.i A, D, Foster & Hro, 0 p 525 JU7ICIOUS AKD Paid Up Capital 250,000 NMAHA, NEBRASKA, Anrmumuu: hiis nmfifil.lflf: Surplus. ... 1 50,000 | - {i R el el sucoessful, Betoro placing a H. W Yares Presid . == e ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL. | e e iy S i presgont. — e LORD & THOMAS, Tt B g o E.T.Allen, M. D., THIS NEW ’ ADVERTISING AGENTS, 0 e T D Homaopathic Specialist, ¢ Tlg Tnu 44 60 42 Randotah o GHI1OAQDY H W, Yaris, "Cewis 5. HEEDy it diferacs frin DREXEL & MAUL, E. TOUZALIN, up shag ) vs to John G. Jacobs.) Undertakers & Embalmers Bauking Ofico— THE IRON BANK, o gl en, 8 Bers s Vitestin Corner 12th and Farnam Sts RAMGE BL'K., OM4AHA ,ne.f.‘.fl:?m.g::r'.ma,'}ag,- gt gt kel | At the ol wawds LT Fua St ordirs bp AR S | curocertain . Ei€nr Hent by mall and § A Geueral Banking Business Trausacted Glredithea ™ “* Zodiasnon Tuuss ol Chieass, e Telephone 10.N