Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 29, 1888, Page 8

THE CITY. The clearing house receipts yester- day amounted to $600.517.71, Fred Drews of Omaha, aged 8 Minnie Heeker of Omaha, aged 18, were granted a permit to marry yesterday. The police are taking time by the forelock. H.T. Tioton, [an old shell game operator. landed in town Monday, and was promptly run in. He may be kept busy until after the fair, which he apparently came to work Avrticles of incorporation filed with the county clerk, wtional synagogue, sident, M. President, A, Demarts T. Taimud, M. have been of the Con- he officers Imud. v ok Personal Parageaphs Senator Paddock is at the Millard. J. W. Kreitler, of Norfolk, and L man, of Talmage, are at the' Millard Mrs. Judge Felker has tu 1 Chicago, much improved affor her Good from ant ill- 8. 8. and Carl Andrews, of Crete, W. H. Cline, of Broken How, and P. and H. L. ¥, of Nortolk, were in the city y K. and W. €., of w“u Point, J. mull\im . K. Valentine McCarthy, of Fremont, X ot Crete, were in Omaba Ted . Mark Corsair and Fy: i in town making argingements for the pro- duction of the pieces at the Grand. Mr. John A. Williams, a divinity student attending at Seabury institute, Fairibault, will return to his studies on ['riday next, after having spent a v of two months in this city. he has labored successfuily church. The congrog recoption at St. Barnabas hall to-morrow Off t5 Los Angeles, A delegation of Omaba Odd Fellows left yester for Los Angeles to attend the rand encampment of that order soon to be ield at that place. s saloon at barglars Monday night, wl ted entr by removing a ow glass. They secu five dollars in cash and a liveral supply and beer. Rail Accon The Union | fie trains of twenty coact of the *Sie s visited by odation. willcommence to run 8 to withinone block > of Sebastopol” and the fair next Thursday night. The cable cars will land its passcngers within six blocks and the street cars within four blocks of the place. Investigating Fakirs. Mayor Broatch has suggested that in view of the recent frauds which have been perpe- trated by street fakirs that the city clerk issue mo more licenses to street venders without consulting Chief Seav License Officer Turnbull so that the history and bus- iness of the applicant may be investigated. The King of Sweetness. Claus Spreckles, the great sugar king who controls the saccharine market of the Sand- wich islands, passed through Omaha yester- duy on the special car Newport. He has just come from the east, and is on his way to San Franciscs. kles is very despite his rs and_appr age, and carrios the air of a shr awake business man, gorous hing old wd, wide- The Knights' Holiday. Columbus division No. 26, Knights of Pythias, to the number of fifty or more, en- joyed a day of encampment beneath the leafy shades of Hanscom Park yesterday af- ternoon. Captain William B. Dale was in command. The division was here as the guests of the Second Nebraska regiment. The Columbus knights arrived in a special car, havdsomely aecorated, and were es- corted to the park. Tents were pitched and & session of merriment and good feeling was inaugurated. Feasting, visiting and dancing on the platform consumed the time of the merrymakers, Many of the wives and and daughters of the “*brave men” accompa- mied them from Columbus and received the distinguished attention of the Omaha knights. A happy time was indulged in, the older members visiting and fraternizing and the younger ones dancing, flirting and enjoying the many good things provided for their de- lectation. Get Your Railroad Tickets NORTH, SOUTH, BASTana WEs ST, and secwre your sleeping berths at 1302 Farnam St., Union Pacific Ticket office, HARRY P. 1 City Ticket agent. ———— NORA ROSS' CASE. She is Acquitted on the Charge of Cut- ting Dice. ‘The case of Nora Ross was brought up in the police court this afternoon. The charge of cutting Charles Dice was dismissed, as Dice could not prove that the woman had cut him. He could not tell whether a woman or aman had cut him; he claimed that he ‘was too drunk to know' whether he was cut ornot. The woman was then arraigned on the charge of disturbing the peace. Attorney Alex Green defended her. He and Assistant City Attorney Strawn had a little contro- versy, in which Mr. Strawn felt aggrieved to the extent that he declared his intention of resigning his position. J. M. Tanner, a reporter, testified to the fact that Nora Ross had told him in an in- terview that she had not cut Dice. Leonard Weynand told the story of the trouble. How he had accompanied Dice and Nora Ross to the Casino, and thence to Doty & Darst's saloon. His story was substan- tially the same as published in the pupers when the fracas occurred, The jury returned a verdict to the -effect that both parties were guilty of the charge of disturbing the peace. The court fined the Ross woman §0 and costs, and Dice $35 and costs. “‘Aunty Gould” paid Nora's fine, and Dice went back to the “‘tank,” being unable to produce the money. When ‘“‘Aunty Gould” had settled with his honor, she brought forth a silver dollar aud_shoved it across the desk at him, saying: hat's for you.” The judge looked up in amazement, hen realizing the situation, he picked up the dollar and hurled it after her. Nora pru- dently gathered in the money and handed it to “Aunty” who grinned, His honor ex- cused “Aunty” on uccount of her ignorance. e . A solid vestibule train daily, with dining car attached, viathe Burlington route, leaves from their own depot, Omulm at 3:45 p. m., arviving at Chi- cago 10'a. m. Tickets sold and sieeping car berths reserved at the city oftice, 1228 Farnam street. Telephone 250, LUUKI.\(A TO LINCOLN, The Direction in Which are Turned Democratic Delegates' Eyes. ‘The democratic state convention is to be held in Lincoln this afternoon at 3 o'clock. 1t has been called to nominate a governor, Jieutenant governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, auditor of public accounts, attor- general, commissioner of public lands buildings and a superintendent of public ruction. It will consist of 458 delegates, thirty-five of whom are from Omaha aud as follows: William Neve, Charles Connoyer, Charles Kammerer, James Norton, A. C. Reed, Julius #‘Pr.’ J. O'Connor, W. H. l,rnry, C J. th, Gustavus Kroeger, N. H. Hughes, R. J. J. Points, J. B. Hussie, A. . Williams, Enclid Martin, 1. F G. Sloan, J. McMilian, Fred rowhy -k wuwn, E. H. Stout, B. F. Bay- W. Goodhart, GG. W. Gelson, J. W. Chlrlu Williams, James McArdle, Bln' \s Denton, Charles Tietzs. Walker'and Dr. H. Link: A mass conveution of democratio clubs of the state will also held to-da; = Lincoln, This. will be X by ‘s number of attend- delegates Land | | will go by a special train ove THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: from all parts of the state, the number being variously estimated at from two to five thous and. The object of the gatherine is to de cide upon an en B the howd. meetings unde of local 1 L rature and .umd that about clubs in this city will be in hie Union Pa- cific at an hour which is mentioned below. it is rumored that a slate has been made up for the state convention, and that it has been suggested because of a telegram which it is alleged was reccived from John A ane. In it, it is claimed, Mr. McShane y declined to be a candidate for re n to congress, This fact emboldened friends to push him for governor or, on the ground that he might gubernatorial position e with McShane's health or busin hune should not accept, tien Poppleton is to be run, Charles Ogden is to be held to run against Connell, wh Philip Andres will be nominated for auditor. Fifth Ward, The democrats of the Fifth ward met mon- day nightat the corner of Sixteenth and Cass, The committee on hall was given further time to act, Half a dozen name: added to the roll. Messrs. Smith, O'Connor wi elected delegates ln |Iu Lin- colu club convention. would The ¥lorence day, for maya that Hunt will b clection It is tukes place to- generally conceded Notes and | neements, The Omi club will meet to- day at 71158, . sharp, 10 Ko to 1 The Second Ward, Democratic club will hold mass meeting vext Saturday night. Appetite and sleep 1 and every part of the system strength ened and the mm.ul spirits i their buoyancy by the use of Dr. ‘Lean’s’ Strengthening Cordial and Purifier e ———— You can find cool, well furaished rooms at the Globe hotel, best located house in Omaha. y be improved liluln] A BI1G CONI A Worthless Fi name of NCE GAM The Green, of South , was used in St. Paul the other day a swindler in a successful confidence A rogue passing under the name of Burns, bought 135 steers of Cunning ham & Haas of Paul for 5, He said he was a law from South Omaha ¢ Savage on, and ha y tongue he su ceeded in getting the sellers to accept a draft on the Omaha firm for the cattle. Bur then sold the stecrs and _disappeared, Burns deny having such a man employ and disclam all responsibility for the transaction. Of course thcy refused the draft. Burns is sunposed to have fled to this s Detective Dan O'Connor, of St. Paul is on his and has' requi- sition paj for business. Diebol Call and sce the larg { safes and vault doors ¢ & Whitmore at 419 5. THE RE!/ Instruments Placed on Record Dur- ing Yesterday. to A Meinberg, lot 11, blk 3, . $ 00 086,05 2,500 te City park, w d % nd wite to Wiilian it lot 9 Ragan's add, q ¢ d Dillon and wife to A ( 132 £t of blk 11, Omatia, w d A'G Bawards 16 8" Balier, Sixi bik 11, Omaha, wd.... .. William Gibson'and V«Ift' lots 6 and 7, b 400 ot Prospect place, w J Kent and wife'to Thomas Case; of e i5 of lot 65, Okahama, w d ¥ n and wife to A De Vol, n 50 ft of 0 ft oflots s und 9, bl [ R l"(hlvlnrd and’ wi W,J,Wagoner etal to A 32, Ba lomervolr, mld wd.. WA ST e et o o 1 Duriont, lots 2 and 1, sub I A Reservoir add, 4 c d K) William Jakeman, 2, 4, 48, 49, 20 and 2 Albrights H H Wheeler and 19, 20 and 21, North S Twenty-one transfers Building Permits. The following permits to build sued yesterday : Mary Hold, tmprovements, Twent and Dorcds streets R. Jolinson, dwellin, Wiiliam Pfeiffer, store, and Leavenworth streets Gertrude M. Webster, two dwi and Thirty-second street. . Four minor permits aggregating. Elght permits, aggregating. Information Wanted. Frank Charvat,a patient sane asylum at Lincoln, disappeared April 9, and has not been heard from sine He is about foot tall, stout, dark complexion, dark hair beginning to turn grey, dark moustasche, a scar on left cheek near the ear. Information of his whereabouts will be thankfully re- ceived by his distracted wife and or- phuns. Please address ANNA CHARVAT, 1426 South Thirteenth ~l|l‘l t, Omaha, Neb. \ Nmu to the should try the A LICENSE TO CRIME. Such is l’rmlnlln(’fll l.ho Appealing of Minor Offenses. A well informed lawyer directed a Bee re- porter’s attention to the tricks of police court lawyers, 1n cases of appeal, 10 the following manver: “It is about time that someone should say something about the prosecution of our law offenders in Omaha. The law is all right, but the practice is wrong. Whena person commits a crime or misdemeanor and is fined more than #10 he will appeal if lie can furnish bonds, and that is usually the end of the case. Now, 1n order to evade the punishment, it is only s question whether he can furnish bond ornot. If hecan, he escapes it; if not, he has to pay his fiuo or remain in the county jail and wonder why his neighbor escapes the punishment by reason of being more fortunate 1 furnish the boud to appeal when the neigh- bor is equally guilty. It s a notorious fact among the attorneys that usually defend the violators of the law, that if they can only ap- al the case thut is'the end of it, aud victory theirs, As the law is administered now it is only a restraint on those who are unable to furn- shbonds, while those that control more of the carthly blessings can treat it with con- tempt. No one scems to be to blame for this state of affairs. The right of apbeal is just and prover, guarantecd to every one, except im cases of the violation of ihe city ordinance where the fine imposed does not exceed $10, or imprisonment for ten days, Then w per: 800 Can go up ouly on error, trict court is worked to its utmost capacity, while the county attorne; sistant are busy, " B B It seems to me.that the city should devise some means for speedy prosecution of these cases. This can be done by amending the charjer ut the next legislature so as o en- able the city to create a superior crimin conrt Now if you will take pains to investigate the number of cusés_appealed to the district court, whether tried by magistrate or jury you will find that a very small percentage of them are over tried, you will then arrive at the couclusion, probably, that a bond is a licenas to commit assault and battery.’ It 18 a well-known fact that therc are now on the appeal list of the police court be- tween sixty and seventy cases which have never been brought to trial, and in some cases the perpetrators of crime have been, and are still, at liberty on the stre , ready to repeat their old offences and again go through the worthless appeal and bond prac tice. To improve this system is worthy of some attentic If youneed a perfect tonic or hlood } Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic. It speedily cures all troubles of the stomach,kidnéys and liver. Can be talen by the most delicate. Price 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. ' SEIGE OF . SEBASTOPOL N. (6th St., Bet. Binney and JWirt, Open Aug. 30 And Continuing During Septemb Biilliant, Realistic and Stariling. Ever Night a Sp cial Nighte 350Performers,Horses and Guns. Avtifiial Laze! Moving Ships elilieal Lae! Moving Ships of fort by Allied Forees. GIPANDE MILITARY SPIEC- TACULAR EVER PRO »UCED, Gorg ous P yrotechnical Dis; Ly The whole making the Most Intoresti wildering of Popular Pric e CHICAGO ano ORTE N WESTERN Omaha, Council Biuffs And Gmcagn. The gnly road to take for e T R: on. D Bombardment zani be" ns, wd 7he. alls! gufla ""und nil points “NORTH ESTE‘(N‘ ou wish thoe best accommor ts sell tickets vin this ine . HUGHI Al ticket BNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WILL DATAIN MUCH INFORMATION FROM A 8TUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAKD & PACIFIC R'Y Ita main lines and brauches include CHICAGO, PEORIA, MOLINE, 8- EANSAS CITY, 67, JOSEPH. LEAV- l!rwan ATCHISON, CEDAR RAPIDS, WAmwo MINNEAPOLIS, sud 8T. PAUL, and scorce of intenmediato citics, Cholco of rToutes toand from the Paciflo Coast. All trans- fers in Union dupvu Fast trains of mn. Day t Dining Cars, magnificen: Pull- men Paiace Blocpers, and (botweoh Chicaso, Bt Joseph, Atehison and Kausas City) Reclining Chair Cars, Scats Free, to hoiders of through first-class tickets. chlcngo. Kansas & Nebraska R'y 4 Qreat Rook Island Route.™ Extends Wost and Southwest from Kansas City and Bt. Jouhh to NELSON, HORTON,, BELLE- VILLE, HERINGTON, WICHITA, mnvnmnon. CALDWELL, and all poluts in KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the celobrated Pullman manufacture. All safety ap” pliances and modern improvements. The Famous Albert Lea Route ‘' WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT" of Northern Yowa, Southwestern Minnesota, and East Oentral Dakota to Watertown, Bpirit Lake, Bioux Fulls and many other towns and cities. The Short Lino via Beneca and Kankakee offors superior facilities to travel to and from Indian- r Bouthern pol r Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired {nforma- 00, DBy o any Goupan Ticket Ofice or address E. sr JOHN, « A. HOLBROOK, . " Gen'l Tit. & P Aanoger. 2 ao O 'ass. Agts TY’SPEPS]E‘EUREI) By HAHN'S GOLDEN DYSPEPSIA CUKRE. uted 1o cure all cases of Acidity of the Stom ter of how long Erice 50 For sule by all Manufactured by Gustaye Halo, Omaha, Nebraska, JO. 3-L. A. 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The popularity of the “Nebraska” shirt is simply due to its superior quality in goods and make and the unprecedented low prices. These shirts are made and put up express. ly for us. They are all cut lengthwise of cloth, are full size, and every shirt is carefub ly examined before being placed in stock. We have three gualities of unlaundried shirts. Our 30c shirt is made of good muslin linen bosom, reinforced front, patent extension sleeve and back facing. Our 50¢ shirt is made of New York mills muslin, 3-ply fine linen bosom, full reinforced front and back, patent extension facings and full felled seams, Our inforced front and back, patent extension facings, felled seams, hand made button holes, 70c shirt is made of best New York mills muslin, extra fine linen bosom, full re- Our Laundried Shirts at 65¢, 93¢ and $1.25 are fully as good as those other houses are selling for £1, $1.50 and §2 We are selling this scason an elegant pique bosom, open front Shirvt at $ where for less than $2, it cannot be matched else- We have just opened the handsomest assortment of French, Scotch and Domestic Flannel Shirts, in new patterns, for fall wear. These goods have no superior in quality, make and fit, and we sell them from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than any other house in town. We still have a good assortment of sizes of those fine Linen Collavs—warranted 2100 linen—and con= tinue to sell them at 65¢ per dozen-—less than one-third theie value, Only one dozen to each customer. Our fall stock of Hatsis in. It is the 'grandest collection of Hate ever shown under one roof. Nebraska Glothing Gompany Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. The Burlington takes the lead. It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska, It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car service between Missouri river points and Chicago. It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omaha and the West a fast mail service. It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha proper. It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of passenger trains betweenr Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the evening of the same day. It has been progressive in the past. It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Ticket Office, 1223 Farnam Street. Depot on Tenth Street. Telephone Burlington Route c a.&u.njr %{1{Iifi§tnn; Route THE BEST MADE. 1 = ’//?773\\\\ THE;STAR MAX MEYER & BRU. WHOLESALE Jowelers and Musie Dealers, General its for STEINWAY, KNABE, CHICKERING and other first-class Planos. Lok et FOLLOWING BARGAINS FOR . Yasr's Nznve AND BRATN TREAS TEN DAY pecific for Hysteria, Dis Beuw, Convuiatons, i, Nervous Ne m{( Headnche, Nervous Prostration, caused hy h use of alcohol or tohacco, Wakefulnes Boftening of tne Hrain, rnnn!(ln 1ing to misery, d Down Monthly Payment. Payment. 0, £2.00 £10.00 o, cost #600, for 00 15.00 10.00 5.00 18teinway Square, cost ¥ Spormatorhoa by Gver.ezertion or ] Beatn, nel avuse or overindulgence. Esoh boy (Al contains one mo; treatmer:! 0 WA Bix mn- mmw, sent by mali pr-n-m ou.. ceipt of pri wE GIJAIIANTEI. S1X BOXES To cure any oase. With each order received as for slx boxes, accompanied with .00, e the parcscor onr weltten guarey to refund the mon if the treatment does afoct @ oure. Guarantees isiuied only by O, GOODMAN, nm, t, Sole Agent, 1110 Fa fireet. Omaba. Nv SteckPiano Hemarkable for powerful sympes . Square, cost 20,00 10.00 16.00 20,00 Bquare, cost SHIR 860 10.00 | We can give you the l(l)‘yfl'xl stock and give the lowest prices in the city. Murshall & W Plano, cost new 1 Hallet & Davis as new aidel Upright 00, oright cost 50, .00 10.00 6,00 500 ctave Organ, 408 only B a one ar, o 3 1Mason & Hamiin Organ double bank, cost new £ for $65....... s 6.00 Bring this ad, with you to avold mistakes. MAX MEYER & BRO., th -nd l-‘lrnsm su‘ al 929,850 m Tansill's Punch Cigars d} were shipped during the past two Corner Sixte E BEST DRUGGLSTS, ARE T BoL.b BY PEERLESS DYE Farm Loans. LOWEST RATES! AND BEST TERMS! 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