Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1888, Page 8

THE eIy, The internal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to 88,617, B. Weiseman, the man who disturbed the Jewish meeting in the Elgutter block, was fined §10 and costs. John Wilson, while partially drunk wandered into the house of a respectable colored man on North Seventeenth street. Judge Berka lectured him verely and imposed a fine of #50 and costs, which he was unable to pay, and was carted to the county jail. Kittie M. Ormsbhy, tne daughter of James Ormsby, died at the residence of its, 1116 South Twelfth street, She will be buried at Friday at ceme- residence of her parents. aswitchman in the Union Pacific yar Personal Paragraphs. C. E.and L. M. Morchouse, of Broken Bow, are Paxton uests, John A, Weaver and A. C. Des Moines, are at the Millard. M. Dasher, agent of Hoyt's dier,” is a guest of the Mill William Patterson, of Central City, Thomas C. Brainerd at the Paxton. P, 1. Foss and wife, of Crete, and M. B Thrift, of Beatrice, were Omaha visitors yesterday. . Waterman, of Crete, B. C. seward, and H. H. Robinson, were in the city yesterday. Einstem, of “Tin Sol- and Carns, of of Kimball, to Thirteenth Street. The fair grounds cars are now ruuning on South Thirteenth street instead of on Fif- teenth and Farnam as heretofore, thus re- ducing the time between cars on that thoroughfare to five minute Changed Johnson's Story. C. A. Johnson, who was recently accused in the board of public works of neglecting his grading of West Farnam street, says that he unable to work there be e the curb had not been put in place and that while waiting for it he moved his grader further west. A Meteor's Flash, A very brilliant metcor was secn to trav- erse the southern section of the heavens about§o'clock Tuesd iy nightIt had ably center surrounded by a disk of red and_had a tail similar to the rocket. It resembled very closely a large electric light flying through the air. Death in the Bowl. Joe Draple, a man of about thirty-five, who was placed in the city jail a week ago suffer- ing with delirium tremens, and who was re- movd to St. Joseph's hospital a couple of days ago, dicd at the latter place Tuesday nigh His body is at Drexcl & Maul's awaiting the erder of friendsor relatives. A Scrious Injury. J. B. Findlay, an old liquor man of Chi- cago. now engaged in the house decorating business, while temporarily assisting one of his men in_the St. Cloud restaurant, fell from t flold and dislocated his ankle. He is a man about sixtyty-five years of age and is contined to his room in Gruenig block. A Season of Activity. company announces that the de mand on them for new meters and gas ser- vice is greater at this time than ever before, and shows an advance in the city, which is th' gratifying. The same activity is no- with vegard to the furnishing of resi- D AT S e busi- ness being a way behind in their business. Murray's Rotten Rookerics. Property owners on South street hav ent a4 petition to Chief Seav praying for the removal of certain con- demned buildings belonging to Tom Murray, and situated between Jonesand the Jackson streets. The petition, state that houses are occupied by disreputable women of the lowest order, the peace and morality of the aeighborhood. He'll Run the Mowers, Ever since the ordinance relative to street labor to be performed by prisoners in the city jail has gone into effect, Chief Seavey has been in receipt of letters and telephone messages from parties living in v: of the city, asking for the servi thes in cutting down weeds. The ohief wishes it understood that the mowers will be detailed, at his own discretion, to such places where he thinks work the most neces- sary. North Sixteenth cstreet. :is now being trimmed as far north as the [fair grounds, Monthly Appropriations $145,000, The city council of Omaha have th handling of big sums of money. Following are the footings of the monthly appropria- tion bill passed Thursday evening: From district curb and gutter fund.§ 2,70 From district paving fund, 29, From special grading fund. From general fund From police fund. . From paving bond fund. Grand total, covens 8144,005.25 e R A Disreputable Youth, A. Finnegan, a young man of twenty-five yoars of age, was brought before Judge Berka yesterday afternoon charged with va- grancy. A more depraved specimen of hu- manity could hardly be found. Haggard, with the marks of vilest dissipation upon his face, he brazenly acknowledged that he was the lover of a fat and greasy negress who is the keeper of a disorderly house. The woman claimed that he was a waiter, a good worker and constantly employed. She said, however, that she had given him various sums of money from time to time. It was proven that he was a_hanger-on of the house and solicited business for it. His honor “ronsted” him severely and fincd him $20ana costs. Being unable to puy this he weut to the county jail. Lo iy SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. Preparations for the Production of the Spectacle. The public is becoming moderately familiar with the outline of® the spectacular display which opens this week in Omaha, *The Siege of Sebastopol.” No conception of the im- mensity of the enterprise, however, can be obtained from a printed description. A re- vorter visited the grounds yesterday and though still in a comparatively embrionic stage and by daylight the scene was suftic- iently impressive to convince him that the citizens and visitors of Omaha were soon to have an opportunity of witnessing the most magnificent theatrical and spectacular display ever produced in this country, The spectator, from a comfortable seat, looks over an artificial lake 230 feet in length with its war ships and skiffs plying to an: fro. Beyond this is a sodded stage and the earthworks slopmg gradually to the city, with the frowning battlements of the Mala Koff, an imposing centre piece, and the Redan to the left. Over the slopes back of the city, lies the broad expvanse of the Biack sea, with the purple mountains in the dis- tance. When the spectacle is viewed by the light of thirty or forty arc lamps, with the gay umforms of the troops in the foreground and storming over the heights, the ships, forts and intrench- ments belching forth their shells and flames, the sky flhu\lnf with fireworks, and the mas- sive walls of the Malakoff toppling and crumbling before the cannonading, the effect is more easily unagined than described. The battle, of course, will be the great feature, aud & glance behind the scenes into the armories and arsenals, magazines and buildings where workmen are preparing the various descriptions of fireworks, indi- cate what it wul be like, but’ there are other spect: features worthy of note. Jo the sports of the soldiers while in camp the celebrated acrobats, the Albion Bros, will be introduced iu their bigh ladder acts, Miss Emma Thurston engages in anwunud ::lord contest with M‘ jor th uire, & noted rope walker escapes from the Malakoff over an invisible wire and is shot, . falling intg the water. company's dy- THE | Omana, and that they are a menace to. D oV B 15155 R WU BRI THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY AUGUST 30. 1888 vy namo will light the grounds, and Sherman avenue, which will also be sprinkled. H. B "Thearle, the manager, W. Newman, the su- perintendent of fire_works, Jno. Raymond, the stage manager, Mr. Shonberg, the artist and the other officials are all well-known artists in their branches. Among the special firework features this week will be the “Turkish Cross' in golden fire and silver wh an_original design, *‘Prosperity to in a frame of golden spray; “Flight of the Fiery Phonix,” a grand display of aquatic novelties and an infinite variety of pyrotechnical novelties. HELL'S HALF-ACRE. Devising Ways and Means F Proposed Mission About twenty-five persons met yesterday afternoon at the office of Mr. M. L. Roeder in the Paxton block to discuss the proposition for establishing a mission school in that part ty known as ‘ Hell's Half-Acre.” Rev. T. Clendenning presided, and J. W. icholson acted as sccretary. Among the others present were Rev. C, W. Savidge, Judge Fawcett, L. O. Jones, A. C. Roose, C. H. Savage, John Dale, Dr, Par- sons, Allan T. Rector, B. R. Ball, Rev. A, H. davis, W. P. Stevens, Otto Lobeck, Mrs, ) Mrs. ( ton, Mrs. E. A. Pierson, Mrs. And s, he subject in hand was fully discussed, and the sentiment was a unit for the establish- ment of the mission. The speakers were 1s0 unanimously of the opinion that Rev. he work, There rement, howev us to whether the mission had better be undenominational or under the care of the Methoaist church, The ladies and one or two gentlemen favored the former plan. It was thought that the bishop could be persuaded to assign Rev idze to a Meth- adist enterprise, but if the mission be unde- nominational the Seward street pastor will to resign from his conference. When asked if he would be ready to take such a op, Mr. Savidge said he had not yet consid- 1 such a change. The meeting resulted in the appointment of the following committee, who are to suggest ways and means, and_report at an adjourned meecting to be held at 2 o'clock Monday after- noon in_the W. C. ©. U.rooms on Dodge Htreot: L. O. dones, Rev. Mrs, Andrews, Dr. Parsons, Allan T. Rector, Judge Fa cett, Mrs. Clark and John Dale. Drink Malto, 25 centsa bottle. Diebold Safes. Call and see the la rgo stock of safes and vault doors carried by Meagher & Whitmore at 419 ¢ reet Omaha, LON GEORGE'S CALL. He Makes it Memorable With an sanlt on His W The saloonkeeper and ex-conviet again forces himself into public notice, this time by Taylor, and her father, James Taylor. assaulting his divorced wife, Jessie Tuesday night, in company with another George drove upto his wife's home and called for Jessie. She was in bed at the time, hut got up and dressed hastily, thinking that somebody must have a very important mes- sage for her. As soon as she appeared at the door, George struck her a number of savage blows and knocked her to the floor. She screamed for help, and her father, who rushed to scene, was treated in u_similar manner. Cries were made for the police, but as soon as George saw the light helmets of the office coming he jumped into his buggy and drove hastily away. It is learncd that he has been subjecting Mr. Taylor and his daughter to a number of indiguities of late, and has as- saulted both of them a _time or' two befor They have put up with it rather than suffer the bublicity of a police court trial, bat_mow claim ‘they are determined ' to bring e to account at all hazards. corge was arrested at about 2 o'clock yesterday on complaint of his wife. e RAILWAY RIGHT OF WAY, The Proposed Ordinances Now Be- fore the City Council. The ordinance seeking to grant the horse car company right of way across the Elev- enth street vinduct (summarised 1 Tie Bez sume time ago), has been so amended that the cowpany must immediately construct and op- erate its line on Eleventh strcet south as far as Dorcas street. The time of running cars shall be subject to the orders of the mayor and council, and_the rails must have wide flanges suitable for wagons to travel therein, The company must also protect the city from all claims or actions for damages resulting from its use of the viaduct. The ordinance will come up in the committeo of the whole. The council also has 1n hand an_ordinanc granting the Union_ Pacific right of wi across Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets and along the alley in blocks 195 and 196 to the ceuter of 196, As- You can find cool, well furnished rooms at the Globe hotel, best located house in Omaha. Get Your Railroad Tickets NORTH, SOUTH, EASTand WEST, ur sleeping berths at 302 Farnam ¢ Union Pacific Ticket office, HARRY P. DEUL, City Ticket agent. THE RE. TY MARKET. Instruments Placed on Record Dur- ing Yesterday. LG l] Schwalenberg to G Schwalenberg, lor,' and secure Leavenworth terrace, w d B Strathman and wife to P l\llfl. 8 4 lot 5, South Omaha, wd.. . J(I’Ill Kuncell and wife toJ W I'u 1ot 4, blk 77, Soutn Omaha, w d. % Lonatinn 10 Riley, w 199 £t of & 34 ft nf ll l:."fi ft tax lot 11, ses w Jl lll—l(( e, i bik I1p, Hanscom place, w d. rkins, trustee, to O & N P R R, lr)(“(nllll(lfl blk cd H fl llr\mkl toDbC E R to H n\ and 16, bik 7, Central par Ryan to Il Henke, lots hup hee'n add, w d H P Whitmore and wife to 14, blk 14, William Thompson and wife, lot b, Shinn's 2nd add, w d Ballou'to N editt of w ft, tax lot Tivin s BiAd-1 M Leo and wife to D Far Brookline, w d to iace, W d Ibridg < 10, Hanscom W T Robinson to 24, Carthage, w Seventeen transfers, aggregating, Building Permits, The following permits to build were 1s- sued yesterday Fred Pinnow, dwelling, Valloy streets © Brengger, dwelling, 'Seventeenth and Mason streets T B Tomb, brick store, 1218 Tiarney street C B Ihckel & Sons, bric ()“rlhllu Twen: ty-fourth and Spencer strect; Latey & Benson, dwelling, Ninetecnth and Spruce strec John Hagerty. eliings, Mason and ‘Twenty-fourth streets Detrick Olsen, dwelling, Niteteenth and Paul streets. .. Mary E Snowden, dwelling, .t\cnueulh and Hagedon streets. . § 0 Shepard. brick store and flats, teenth and Leavenworth streets E Aniscow, brick store, Sixteenth and pliavenworth streotac...oc obert Beesley, dwel o uw er And Thirty-third sreet .'"‘ Mrs EA A, frame duemn.,, Thirty-first and Mason streets Four minor perm Hamilton Bros, Lrick siore, Tent Capitol avenue Fifteenth and Seveuteen permits, ageregating 768 A solid vestibule *train daily, with dining car attached, viathe Burlington route, leaves from’ their own dego Omaha, at 3 p. m., arriving at Chi- cago 10 a. m. Tickets sold ana sieeping car berths reserved at the city oftice, 1223 Farnam street. Telephone 250, e ———— Visitors to the city should .try the Globe hotel, 1812 Douglu. FOUND A BOMB. A Probably Deadly Missile Found on South Thirteenth Strect. This morning there was a bomb found in the window of Frank Bartos' saloon, 1318 South Thirteenth street. 1t was of bras about two inches in length. In one end was an iron hexagon bolt through the hole in which the remnant of a fuse protruded. The interstices between the sides of the bolt and the interior eircumference of ghe brass were filled with a soft, rasy substance. The other end of the article was soldered at about one-third of an inch from the edge. The bomb weighed about four ounce: It was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Bandhauer. The police authorities were notified of the fact and are now investigating the matte There are circumstances which lead to the belief that the affair is not a hoax, because certain peo- ple in the neighborhood whose afiiliations are most questionable are being watched, PUNCH, TO LEARN THE BELL It Takes Seven Days and b Dollars a Day. “What's that for?" An inquisitive reporter asked the question of a cable conductor and pointed to a card 1n the bell punch bearing a number one and the autograph of Superintendent Tucker. I can't tell you,” was the answ 1L L had asked the superintendent he would prob- ably have told me to go about my business,' The figures corresponded with the number of the punch as cast in its metal. The re- porter, in a spirit of curiosity, asked the pur- pose of the row of four figu near the mid- dle of the punch I don’t dare tell. Youw'll have to ask the superintendent. It took me seven days and 2 a day to learn it. The company hires men to teach it to us, and I don’t think they want it given away—not even to reporters. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINATL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burn wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup- tions, Will positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co., at 25 cents per box—by mail 30 cents. e FELL FROM THE BRIDGE. Edward Calkins Finds Death in the Missouri River. Edward Calkins, a young unmarried man aged about twenty-seven years, fell from the Omaha and Council Bluffs bridge yester- day and was drowned. The accident oc- curred at 11:30 o'clock. Mr. Calkins was at work on the second tier of girders of the false work on the 400-foot river span when he fell. S. P. Mitchell, the superintendent, saw him falling and thinks that the unfortunate man, while walking, lost his balance. He ney ame to the surface, and dynamite rtridges@ have been fired v to raise the body. ‘alkins came from Hastings, Neb., ¢ his mother aud a brother reside. He has been working on the bridge since August 1, and voarded at the Atlantic house. Tts supertor excellence proven in millions of homes for more tnan a quarter of a century, It 18 used by the United States Government. 'En- dorsed by the heads of the great Universities as the strongest, purest and most_henlthtul. Dr: Price’s Cream Baki 1z Powder does not contain ammonia, lime or alum. ' Sold only in cans, PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. New York. Chicago. st. Louts, THE BANK OF COMVERCE S, W, Cor. Farnam and (5th Sts. Paid in Capital.. .. GEO. E. BARKER, President. L. BIERBOWER, V esiden F.B. Jull\rm\ Lushler, ..$500,000 DIRECTORS: L. B, WILLIANS, 8. L. WILEY. Accounts of Bankers, Merchants and Individ uals received on the most favorable terms. Of SEABURY'S READY MAT MUSTARD PLASTERS In the houss ing the summer months,that rbeno delay in prompt- ving sudden attacks (lllr era Morbus, Ciam Col! and oth 1)) ](’Illpklhsll from overindulgence . Stale Vegetab » Cream, e v for immed. pre: :m.tln'n 'y b and never Sold by “Physician Green I FAMILY SHOULD A the lmlun\‘m\c ot i‘ ing the air of the sick room pure and un- conti ed. This con be done by Durning HYDRONAPHTROL PAsTiLLES, which will quickly render the uir pure, fresh and fii- vigoratin, Put up in neat tin Dboxes and sold by Druggists at conts, or sent’ post xml(l by & JOHNSON, N, SOME DOCTORS honestly admit that they can’t cure Rheumitism and Neurafgia, Others say they can but—don’t. ~ Ath-lo- ,l..\...m says nothing but— cures, hat's the secret of its success, Years of trial have proved it to be & quick, safe, sure cure, Concord, N. H.. Sept. 8, 1887 Tn my own £aniily AUOPhOrDN Was tked 88 a last resort, the 'Il\ ing suffered n Theumatisn («‘r‘)mn and lnnm'! been treated for the di physiciang In tiix Btate and L without even 1 Dubuque, Iowa, Jan. 8, 1 Athlophoros nu"wnuawl Reca e of lvrvnun headache, and I f e«{ thankful for all it has tlunn me, Mrs. LOUisE CHERRY. A Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored pie- ture, ** Moorish Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. M. Y. Tig G hasgiven univer sal satisfaction In the cure of Gonorrha and Gleet. I prescribe itand foel sate In reconmend- 105 1t t0 all sufferers. A J. STORLE, MLD., Docatur, PRICE, 01,00, B0ld by Droggiots, CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DlSClDVERlES. NSUM sTHMA. Couchs, 4~,“‘\Rjfl/x%n](’:h%15 et ~Dusz ASES I AR e Sev\d or cwuhrsl perbottle 3prg & NE MEDECo.CROVILLE, CAL. Abie :and: Cat-R-Cure For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. Santa the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Bilious Complaints and Malaria of all kinds yield readily to the beneficent influence of ERIGA N RSH BIENERS) 1t is pleasant to the taste, tones up the system, resiores and preserves health. It is purely Vegesable, and cannot fail to prove beneficial, Both to old and young. As & Blood Purifier it is superior to all others. Sold everywhm at $1.00 a bottle. N.W. cor lJ'h & Dodga Sts Ghronic flllfl SllI'EIllfll Disgages APPLIANCES ron n:ronum(s AND TRUESES. 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Calland consult us or send history of your case, and we will send it plain wrapper, our BOOK TO MEN, FREE; Upon Private, Special or Nervous Diseases, I sotency, Syphilis, Gleet and Varicocele, witl: iestion list. Address Omaha Medical and Surgioal Institute, or DR. MCMENAMY, Cor. 13th ana Dodae Sts.. - "/MAHA. NEB. 'THE BEST MADE. * i THE STA!. SiliidT W4 We can give you the largest stock and give the lowest prices in the city. JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1878, Nos. 303-404-170-60 THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Burlington Route CB&OARR J The Burlington takes the lead. e S RSO bl Burlington Route :CBROAR_ | 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 between 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. Burlington Route CB&QRR. 1888 THE GREAT OMAHA FAIR AND EXPOSITION| 1888 Held September 3 to 8, Inclusive. Most Complete and Best Arranged Fair Grounds in the West The best accommodations for grounds. Superior accommodations fastest track in the country. cept in racing purses. stock, which for Competition open to the world. can be unloaded from agricultural exhibits, ear the The best and No entry fee ex- Special Attraction Each Day. GRAND SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. ND \[ AGNIFICENT Pyrotebhnical Display every evening of th FPor premium lists, eireularsand informa tion, address J. H. 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Omaha Depot 4:35p.ma 10:50 . my ey | AL n..mxm |orighte a. Broad-|Trans- Wy | Sheely, l waosaxn—E, SSoxa COUNCIL BLUF ROCK ISLAND & Leave. 4:00 p. m. D 6:60 p.m. A * No. 6..../6:00 a. m. No. 4 9:40 . m. A No. Des Moiues Accommodation. Des Moines Accommodation, CHICAGO & NORTHW N. CHICAGO, 00 p. mlA No. il OMAHA & BT. LO .3:40 p. m./A No.7 & QUINCY. No.8 CHICAGO, BURLINGTO! 9:40 &, m. A N 30 p. m.A No it daily except Sa p.m, il ( daily exceps 8in. 3 D'eizcop Mon s 5 fast mdl *Limited, DYSPEPSIA GURED By HAHN'S GOLDEN DYSPEPSIA CURH, This reniedy Is warranted to cure all cases off Dyspepsia, Fintulence, Acidity of the Btomach, and Indigestion, no matter of how lon; nnnd- ing. Price ibe per box, For sals by al 155, Manufactured by Gustave Ha! Umlhz ebraska, Giver immedis e m::"‘fl‘.' TEADY EHPI.,?VHEIT s Mxfl m‘!‘flfl"fim LT c’d"""h 1.« ur Seher towns