Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 4. 1888 THE CITY. The internal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to $12,807, An admirer of Sheriff Coburn has presented that gentleman with a hand- some puppy pug. Thedonor claimed to have refused an offer of $50 for the woman's pch The lmd arles Pigott lies at Heafey --nlu s awaiting identifica- tion. llt' died at St. Joseph's )1o~4pl|.nl yesterday morning. He was twenty two years of age, was five feet mm- inches high, had dark hair and smooth face. Four gentlemen were thrown from a cable car yesterc afternoon at the corner of Twentieth and Dodge st Thomas Falconer, janitor of the hluh school, received acut on the head. The cars were londed with people bound for the ball game. — Personal Paragraphs. A. W. Beahm, of Cortland, 18 at the Mil- lard. J. H. Bull, Windsor. J. D. Stine, of Superior, ye y of Grand Island, 18 at the was in the city C. Strathem, of Fairmont, is a guest at the Windsor. Joel W. Witner, jr., the Paxton. of Des Moines, is at e, of Sidne, ay. v, 1a., was an Omaha visitor ye Mas Mills, a prominent attorney of Cedar Rapids, la., is at the Paxjgn. H. M. Parry and H. G. Bartlett, of Peoria, 11l., are visiting Omaha tricnds, Joseph Shelts. of Milford, and R. P. | Milber, of Lincoln were in ' the city y day. A. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Dr. Mitehell, Miss Schwab and J. M. Knox, ll of Lincoln, were Mllhntl guests yester yrge M. Eames, editor of the De StAlL do, 1il., route to Plutte & newspaper wan, ty enter to visit @ brother, also 1 Asks Help. kamuh, the alleged s misplac Nina Dai tim of Samael L aund abus d to the count missioners for aid until she recovers from the effects of the malpractice through which she has just passed. Another Marble Hall. The contract for building another story to the Omaha National bank hus been let to J. F. Coots. The work will be commenced al- most immediately, one of the features being a marble vestibule and entrance of great richuess and beauty. Charley Turnbull 1 Charley, the son of Oficer John Turnbull, was badly injured about the legs yester: In attempting to of horses and Capitol avonie ho was thrown undor the wiieels of the vehicle An Auction House Victim. A young man from Glenwood, fa., fallen a victim to the thieving conduct nth street auction house propricto A equally brass ring and 3 nes and breastpin woere shoved on him, for which he gave a 26 silver wateh and £) in money, has of a| Naughty Viola. According to Mrs. Nettie B: Viola Albin has a v tongue wien she fe seems that Viola was in condition y, and - she abused Mrs. Bartloty in a loud and manner, cven to such an extent, ause the latter to swear out a warrant for her tongue-lashing ant. A Church Incorporated. Articles of incorporation for the First Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church have been filed with the county clerk. The cor- poration has no capital stock, and its mem bership the same as that of the church. The oficers ur: W. Roland Williams, moderator; Hugh Willias, cler; William K. Hughes, Thomas C. Humphreys and Evan H. Junes. tlett's story, ty and profane It "hurs- is Mr. Duffy, Here Is Your Wife. Anold Irish woman of seventy-six v dered into the central police station last even- | ing in questof her husband. The two had Just come from Boston and had become acci- dentally separated ou the street while on their way from the depot. Her name is Mrs. Maggie Duffy and the front name of her hus- bund James,” She was cared for at the police station over nignt, Mr. Hunt's Vicious Dog. A. B. Hunt, superintendent of tho water works, hasa dog which he considers the pink of perfection and as orderly and well | behaved a canine as there is in the city. But Mrs. Sweeney, o neighbor, disagrees with him on this point. She is of the opinion that the dog is of a_dangerous temperament, and yesterday had Mr. Hunt arrested on the chargo of keeping a vicious dog on his prem- fses,” The he ‘ing will take placo before Judge Berka at 2 o'ciock next Monday. Teachers' Institute. The arrangcments are about completed for the county teachers' institute, which convenes here one week from next Monday. The regular teachers throughout the county i have been notified by mail whero the insti- tute couvenes, but a large number of appli- vants for schools who have not received il notices of the opening are expeeted to o present. The sessions wili bo held in the high school building, and will continue daily from the 13th to the 25th of this month. So diers Fight With Women. | owned by Mrs. Fanuie | goods had been re | Vinton and Sixte | the goods were a | beeause ‘The harboring place of lewd women at the | corner of Twelfth and Dodge streets was the | scene of a lively row Thursday | night. Several soldiers in transit through the city dropped into the hovel, and, as all parties were under the | influence of liquor, it was not long before they became involved in a genersl scrim- mage. Missiles of various dcscriptions were brought into service, and by the destruction of a water pitcher one, Aunnie Wilson, re- | coived i scalp wourd, and Bertha Scott | y eut face from's fying spittoon, | ale combatants were more or less in- | ur»d, and succeeded in making their escape fore the police arriv He Inteaded No Fraud. Mr. Clark, who keeps a store on St. Mary's | avonue, was arraigned in Justice Read's court yesterday afternoon on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He hud hired a young man as cashier and re- quired bim 10 deposit #0 as security. Two | or three days luter Clark's establishment | was closed on an attachment and the cashier thrown out of employment. He had Mr. Clark arrested for swindling him out of his money. The court held that there was no fraud whatever apparent in Mr. Clark's actions, as the closing up by the constable ‘was 4 matter over which he had no control, Mr. Clark was therefore released from custody. A Daylight Burglar, A bare-faced attempt was made Thursday mbout 4 o'clock to burglarize the residence of Henry J. Witman, 2119 California street. Part of the family had gone to @ picuic and Mrs. Witmgn, the only person about the house, was in the front yard. The burglar walked boldly into the back yard and iuto the * house through the kitchen. He went up- stairs and was searching one of the rooms when Mrs. Witman heard him. She entered the house to see what was going on and after some explorations reached the room where | the burglar was. Ho heard her coming and left by the window, jumping to the ground. He was scen by the neighbors, but escaped ulors & policeman could be called. Nothing ‘was missing from the room, although there was & purse in one of the dresslug casc C &nn and & large amount of valuable es. iy Mad Dogs. Great excitement and consternytion was occasioned among the residents iu the vicia- Iq of Clark and Niucteenth streets jes- lerdoy by @ rabi? dog. He was & big mon- - grel and a stranger in the neighborhood, but for all that for a time he ran things to suit himself. He ran the people off the streets, and ferociously attacked every horse that passed by, Word was finally t into the police station, and O Goldsmith was dis- patched to stay th ute, which he only succeeded in doing after running consider- able risk himself. He finally got in a shot, however, and the purp keeled over dead. No sooner had Goldsmith reached the police station after this exploit than word came in that a mad dog was running amuck up in the neighborhood of 10)0 Farnam street, and he was sent out to dispose of him. He suc- ceeded, after another exciting chase, Wm. Black, Abingdon, Towa, was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr.Jones’ IRed Clover Tonie, which cures all blood disorders and diseascs of the stomach, liver and kidney: ‘I he best tonic and appetizer kdown. 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. The UNION P. line from the Missouri direct to Ogden, [ City of the Wahsateh \luul e PROPOSED ORDINANCES, To Paint the Poles—A Oriminal Code for Omaha. Councilman Alexander has fathered a new ordinance requiring telegraph, tele clectric light companies to paint the 1 “keep the same well and neatly 1id poles shall each be painted with two colors of paint, and to the end that the poles of any compuuy may be easily distinguished by the public, cach of companies shall select two colors in which each and all the poles of said company shall be painted, and no company shall select or use a combination of colors that has al been selected and used by another company.” The penalty is afineof & to 825, Another section of the ordinance prohibits ali persons f 1pon the poles any adv. s card orany other The penalty is £25 or imprisonment not ex or both. ' But this scetion does not apply to unpainted poles, Conncilman sition to amend combustibles. unlawful to IH\':'r running henay is sponsor for a propo the ordinances H’l.llluz 10 His measure store or ity uny naphitha of one crude articles exceeding a part of a builiing exc floor five fect | one having fifty 1 exclusively f ble, pro Hi allons in an iwin a cellar with a a lacout strect. Any ast used bus:i urpose and in depth, 1t to use such v grant the Al of the mayor, but, s cannot bo maintained within th The penalty is a fine of £ to =5 At the last meeting of the eju inous ordianee was ntroiu sign is to gather into n sort 1 storeliouse five limits, May to Bell. Dear s Tl writo you a short letter y 1'm wond lln\\ wuch that Viio saw me just onc Thin, nervous, f Almdst 100 we throbbin aver-present achine 4 b thing: 'I‘h.u l’u'llv' 8 Is grand! Why, Ma thinks ther it's driven all my Just come ard see MANY MOVE A Grocer Attached as He is About to Move. An attachment was upon a stock of groo made yesterday '8 claimed to be hram, in Odd Fel- lows' building ou Saunders street. The goods are worth about, $3,000, though tho at tachment is for a much smaller amount. 1) m the corner of t some time ago, where they were supposed tobe the proporty of C.J. Schram, the husbund of the party in whose name they have been for somie time. He had formerly been in business in O'Ncil, in this state, where, it1s stated, he failed.! 1t is said that a ramor had gone ubroad that 1o be removed to Franklin, in this co the stor Other att days. liments, itis said, will im- | mediately be issue William K Belllevue, 1838, aged 65 yoa days, St. Lous papers nlun-«, copy. The UNION P, ;‘\( ll‘ IC is the popuhu route tothe \cllu\\'nunu National Parlk er died at his home in ) a. m. August 8, 7 months and 3 s Figaro and get Max rg J gar in the world, | Mever & Co., wholesale depot. URANCE AGEN 1S AROUSED, They Will Organiz Dual Agencies, Thursday afternoon there was a gely attended meeting of fire insurancy agents in the board of trade. The meeting wus a pri- vate one, even Secretary Wiley of the 1 boara of underwriters not bew, attend- ance, The move was confined to ugents \\hu been aroused by disclosures mization w Il agre make the n the objects of 0w its members bmpany which will ut in a given place. s dis- s this po 2 committee was appointed tc arrangemoents. Ono ition will be to & for no insuranc employ more thuu one Unien sonp is manufactured by W, 2 Page Soap Co. of Omaha, Neb. - e The UNION PACIFIC runs two ele- gant trains daily from Kansas City to Denver—639 miles —and is the short line. - The UNION PACIFIC is the only road running through Pullman Cars between the Missouri River and Port- land, Oregon. - KFOUND A SHULL. Belief That it l» ’I‘Nn! of an Old Citi- zen. The finding of a human skull yesterday by some plumbers in the employ of Gra- bam Park, bereath the house No. 1325 south Twenty-sixth street, in Shull's addition, caused considerable commotion in the neigh- borhood and revived recolloctions of 4 mys- tery of years ago. The men wcre engaged in digging a tremch for the purpose of making water counections for the use of the occupants of the house, Goodman by name, when they came in contact with the skull, which is parently that of a white person. It is llm‘]y proportioned and has noune of the features generally discernable in that of an Indian. Those who are familiar with the sudden aud mysterions disappearance of an old and much respected citizen, are inclined to associate the skull with his fuw ————— By last of naxl. week W. A. Page Soap Co. will have ready for. market 50,000 bs. union soap. —— Tuke the UNION PACIFIC and its OREGON SHORT LINE to Portlasd, ingoing W Alasku. and Fight Against 1 4 Army Notes. Leave of absence for one month is granted Second Lieutenant Charles D. Towsley, Sec- ond infantry, Major John W. Barriger, subsistence de- partinent, has been detaited as inspector of Indian pplies —corn meal and _homin y—to be del d under contract at Omaha, Neb., for sundry Indian agencies. The following named officers have been detailed as_inspectors of Indian supplies, to be delivered at the places named for the en- suing fiscal year. First Licutenant_George Ruhlen, Seven- teenth, Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo. Rawlins, Wio., for the Shoshone agency, Wyo.: First Lieutenant William L. Pitcher, Eighth in- fantry, Fort Niobrara, Neb.,' Valentine, Neb.. for the Rosebud agency, D. T.; First Lieutenant Richaed H. Wilson, Eighth in fantry, Fort Rebinson, Neb, Rushvillo, Neb., for the PineRidwe agency, D. T. Colonel Hall, of the department of the Platte, writos a very interesting lettor from Fort Robinsan, w! ohich Ho Is at prosont inspecting, detailiug the achievement of the garrison of that post in packing up, leayjo the ’“"‘c marching @ mile Iflu pitch ui their nts i just ome _hour and fifteen minutes after the order had been given. This is considered cxcellent time, es- pecially in view of the fact tha s 'the st time attempted by the gar onel Hall, however. thinks that it can be im- proved and will attempt to improve it in some other posts. rBEST FDR El DR. 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