Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 12, 1888, Page 8

THE CITY. The bank clearances for yesterday were $517,403.40, The internal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to $9,205.58, A new police and fire alarm box has been put in on the corner of Fifteenth and Douglas, A marriage license day to Joiin Wood snd Miss Jennie W four, both of Omaha. A bill saie was whereby E. Mayne, for o conside ation of #1,000, transferred the black stallion President, record 2:23%, to Mrs. E. H. Corbett. Deputy Sheriff Grebe went to Lincoln yesterday and captured a colored boy, James Johnson, who was wanted for throwing a brickbat through the win- dow of a locomotiye cab in Omaha after being put off a train, James Schani met John Riley near the corner of Cuming and Fiiteenth streets yesterday with a club. A" very inflicted on Riley's fac the arrvest of Schani. The contract for plumbing the county hospital was signed yesterday afternoon. Certain parts of the elect and gas apparatus were cut out, reducing the 2,000, leaving the aggregate a few less than $30,000. A chattel mortgage was filed yester- day on the furniture of the Globe holel. It was given by S. E. Decker to the Neligh Investment company to secure a debt of #4,000. A bill of sale was filed simultaneously as a clincher. was issued yeste aged twenty-three tson, aged twenty filed yesterd ugly wound was and he caused Personal Paragraphs. The wife and family of General George S. Smith left yesterday on a visit to Irvington, Alameda county, California. General Dodge, one of the Union Pacific directors, and C. 1. Meek, of the Denver Fort Worth road, arrived 'm_the city tiis morning inaprivate car. General Dodge called at the Union P adquarters and will proceed to Colorado to look after his ex- teusive interests there. Will Go to Kearney. Charles Goodwin, the youth who burglar- ized a room in Creighton bloc k and has been nipping the jewelry of boarders at the Ar- cade, was held by Judge Berka to the dis- trict’ court as a candidate for the reform school, he being but sixteen years of age. Tired of Waiting. Ralph Bacon, the six-year-old boy who has been cared for by the police for a week past, was osent back to York yesterday. He had come to this city to mee amed Mrs. Lovejoy, but she has as yet failed to put in an appearance. - — Fired Five Shots, A man giving the name of George F. Jor- dan tried to burglarize the house of William Donnelly, the saloonkeeper, on Seventeenth street, near Burt. The fellow was discov- ered in the act, and Donnelly fired five shots at him, Oficer Shoup lives in that neighbor- hood and captured the would-be burglar. The Stabber Discharged. Florence Bagley, the cyprian arrested August 2 for stabbing another soiled dove named Lu_Arlington, appeared for trial in the police court but the two had either made up or the affair_was forgot- ton, a8 Lu faled to appear. The case was dismissed. —— Governor Saunders. Governor Saunc is still confined to his bed, though in a more improved condition than before he left Colorado. He is still, however, troubled with his heart, and under the doctor’s orders none but his family are al- lowed to see him, His wife, son Charles and daughter, Mrs. Russell Harrison, are in at- tendance upon hin SR Died in the Court Room. F. E. Munn, Esq., received a telegram last evening conveying the sad intelligence that his venerable father, Colonel S, W. Munn, of Joliet, IlL, had dropped dead at 8.40 in the afternoon while trying a case in the court room at Chicago.” Heart disease was the presumable cause. Colenel Munn was a jurist and barrister of pronounced ability, and well known to many of the old ci of Omaha. He was colonel of the I'h ninth Illinois infantry throughout the rebel- lion, and won exceeding credit for his cour- age'and valor. Many of his 0ld companions of the Thirty-ninth are now residents of this city, among whom was Mr. Walker, of the stock yards. Mr. F. E. Munn leaves for Joliet this morning. Restaurant Men in Trouble, C. A. Hughes, of the Bee restaurant was arraigned before Judge Berka yesterday afternoon on the charge of selling beer after midnight. Hughes is merely an attache of the house, but it was proven on the evidence of Sergeant Haze and Detective Ormsby, who bought a couple of bottles in the place, that he had sold it. He was fined $100 and costs, which he was unable to pay, and will probably go to the county jail. Isaac Trice was acquiited of the charge of le\lm&. liquor after midnight. He w rested by Detective Ormsby, howe fore he left the court room, for selling liquor witkout a lice His case will come up for trial to-day at 2 o'clock. e S He Flirted With the Tea Onddies. David Pope, a colored gentleman, “bucked” the Overland Tea company in an endeavor to win 850 in cash for the price of a pound of tea. His plau was to discount tho tea canis- ter. Hewasto pay $1 for a pound can of tea, leave the tea with the merchant and get a certain discount for the same. He *“blew in §0 without winning any very prize and kicked. At last the propr gave him a gold () wateh, Mr. Popo sports o brass ch about’ the size of a hickory nut at the end of amassive gold cable, which represents his $30. He wanted the police to apprehend L. Epsteyn, the pro- rictor of the defunct tea company. 'Epsteyn s fled to St. Joseph —— An Uninvited Crowd. The prohibitionists had a small torchlight sion and rally at Eleventh and Pacific ght. Th addressed by Rev. E. B. Graham, the cold-water candi- date for congress, Mr. Ashenhurst and Mr, ‘Woodby, a colored preacher. A majority of the persons present were not in accord with either the speakers or party and considerable confusion was occasioned. The police were sent for, but failed to materilize, and the speakers had to put up with wll manner of interruptions. There will be a meeting of the Republican Flambeau club next Friday evening at their armory for the transaction of necessary business. ST LA Twelve-Ox Teams, “Haw, Grover,” shouted the driver, ana at the same insiadt the great bull whip cracked on the side of a short-horn, the Jeuder in a twelve-bull team that passed up Ninth and Douglas streets at noon. There were tivo such teams and they attractod much attention as they passed through the cit They were the property of Arnett & Ben- nett, of Cumberiand, Ia. One team was drawing a ditching outfit and the other was drawing the small cooking shanty for the The outfit was on its way from near Missouri Valley to Elkhorn Sta- tion where they have a coutract for doing a large smount of ditching, e il A Jewish School. The orthodox Jews, that is, those who are distinguished from the reformed Je are woving to open a school for the educatien of their children in their own language. ey have held a moeting and appointed & com- | mittee, consisted of Adolph Klein, J. Klein, A. Horwitz, A, Bernstein, H. Talmud and A. Monsky, to make the noccessary arrange- ments and secure both hall and teacher. There are sixty children who ave ready to go t0 wschoel aud for these v is nd knocked him over | intended to make preparations immediately. Another meeting will be held in th gogue on Jones between Four ) nth street on one week from next day. The committee has aiready re $130 in subscriptious. The school will be ];m.p.,.nd by subscriptions, tuition being ree. eived She Stole a Wardrobe. Sarah Reed, who was employed as cook in a restaurant at 414 North Sixteenth street, went over “the hill® yesterday. Sarah cooked in the restaurant and roomed with Schwartz up stairs, Mrs. Schwu vers articles of clothing from her which were found in Sarah's room. There was a bundle there containing | skirts, aprons, plush and numerous other | articles of female wearing apparcl. Sarah says that her room mute took the goods and left them in her charge. She was fincd £35 and costs, in default of which she went to the county jail with her mouth full of chew ing gum and vengeance in her eye for her room mat The 1 Laxce retto Order 1 Ireland pt. 10.—To the kditor of Tre Brp: Ireceived aletter from my youngest sister in Ireland, stating that my eldest sister | had been clected superioress general of the | order of Loretto nuns in [reland. This order of nuns has branch convents in all the pro- vinces of Ircland, in England, Scotland, Canada, the United States, and Australia. 1t teaching order, holding the same posi- tion in regard to the higher education of la- dies that the Jesuit order has in the educa tion of gentlemen. The Irish Catholie, a weekly paper published in Dublin by T, D. Sullivan, M. P., ex-lord mayor of Dublin, prints the following paragraph “Mother Mary Michael Corcoran was ted on Saturday, August 23, superioress [’ of the Loretto order in Ireland. Mother Michael has for some time held the office of mistress of novie s, The election took place at Loretto Abbey, Rathfarnham Dublin. His grace, Archbishop W. f Dublin, presided.” I trust you wil t this, an thank you in anticipation. Yours Ve Ly, MiciAEL CORCORAN. ago Bdwards’ oil burner and gas generator. Fuel gas for 23 cents per hou No coal to car no ashes to lift, no dirt, no s F: chean, clean and always ‘an be at- tached to any cooking stove or range. in one season. 5 »xation and delay. Call and see it ‘at 117 North Lif- teenth street. JOHIN LINDHOLM, Manager for Nebraska. - Diebold Safes. Call and see the large stock of safes and vault doors carried by Meagher & Whitmore at 419 S. 15th street Omaha. il il You can find cool, weil furnished rooms at the Globe hotel, best located house in Omaha, past Ct cost THE CHI A Talk with the Head of the Conduc- tors' Brotherhood. M S. Wheaton, grand chief Order of Railway Conductors, wi reporter at the Murray yesterd Wheaton's duties keep him country much of the time. He reports the order as prospering finely, and upon the sub- ject of the Burlington strike, said : “Our order, as a bodv. took no sides in the strike, notwithstanding the talk to the con- trary. Some conductors ran locomotives in the place of the enzincers and others were in open sympathy with the strikers, but they acted as individuals, Our order s no con- trol over the action of its members m such matters. It cannot order a man to quit worl or to to work. It is an antistrike organiza- tion, and as a body has never had a strike, It does not believe in_force as a means of settling its gricvances.” The scerctary of the order is Mr. W. P. Daniels of Cedar Rapids, Ta effort for several who has made an years to locate the headquarters pmnnuwull\ at that city. His plan is to se- that result by the erection of an exp sive building, On ult of the secretar; efforts, aided by the natural shifting of the center of all things westward, the grand chief’s office has been removed from Elmira, N. Y, to the Towa town. In answer to a query Mr. Wheaton said : *‘We are bound to have a permanent home of our own sooncr or later. The project was discussed at our last meeting, but the order was not quite re: for it. Favorable senti- ment, is growing, however, and it is only a question of time. The building will prob- ably be located in Cedar Raj which stands ready to help the enterprise hand- somely. It is doubtful if any other place would do as much.” ——— Get Your Rallroad Tickets NORTH, SOUTH, EASTand WEST, vour sleeping berths at Farnam St., Union Pacific Ticket office HARRY P. DEUEL, City Ticket agent. ————— — Half Rates to State Fair. The Burlington route (B. & M. R. R.) will sell round trip tickets to Lincoln during state fair at half rate. Special trains will leave Omaha at 9:00 a. m. Sept. 12, 13 and 14; return- ing, leaving Lincoln direct from the fair grounds at 6:00 p. m., enabling all to spend a day at the state fair and re- wirn home the same evening. Ticket oflice, 1223 Farnam street and depot. of the s met by a Mr. flying over the and secure e ———— A DARK SECRET. Suspicious Actions Connected With Rotholz's Case. There undercurrent of dark rumors about the case of one Rotholz, wao was ar- rested late Sunday night as a suspicious character. Rotholz was a meanly clad fel- low but on his person was found $311, and this with his sneaking air and evasive an- swers have made the police believe that they had captured a most dangerous crook. He' is suspected of counection with the dis- appearance of Charles Collins on Sunday night and the fact that the amount of money on his. person was about the same as tha carried by Collins only maies the suspicion strouger. The police could get no positive proof of his conncction with the af- fair, but they still believe that Collins has been murdered by some one for his mouey and they apprehend that Rotholz carries the secret of the crime in his br t. Ou putting up $475 as security, Rotholz released Mouday to appear for trial at 2 p. w, yesterday. At that hour Bennett, his attorney, appeared in court but Rotholz bad disappeared. Bennett, however, had a note signed by Rotholz asking the court to turn the #4765 over to his attorney. This, of course, the judge refused to do as there was a strong suspicion of something wrong about the transaction. 3efore this, Bennett had approached Will Gurley, the' ussistant dis- trict attorney, and offered to spend 100 in helping Gueley politically if that gentleman would assist him in gotting the $75 from the judge. Gurley most fiatly refused the bribe, The police believe that Rotholz made a full coufession of bis crime to Bennett and that the attorney managed to get out of him the order for the mouey by threats of exposure. THE PATIENTS' COMFORT Considered by the Avchitect in the Heating and Plumbing. The county commissioners drove out to the hospital building yesterday with Architect Meyers to look over the building and hear the instructions to be given the coutractors and superintendont. You can put this down,” sai toa Bee reporter, “the contract for the heat- ing and plumbing which we let Monday is for one of the best jobs of work in this western country, The steam heating appa- ratus and putting of it in, alone is to cost $17,000. The remaining $15,000 worth of ‘wvork is for the fitting up of the laundry de- purtment, putting in the stoves and ranges, coffec urns and general cooking apparatus. “F'he work will be 80 perfoct aud 8o hand- ily ‘arvanged that it will be just as easy o wake @ cup of collee for one patient as it mu to make coffee in the la eral supply hicating apparatus is just perfoct and the only kind suitable fora hospital building. It is the high und low pressure m. In the high pressure part is recoived the cold which is warmed and then passed jugh to the low pressure department, om which it is sent to the radiators in the rooms and wards, This prevents the adus- sion_of any cold air into the pipes in the wards and thus causing any sudden chan of ten ature. Tic < when comple s any in the country e. 1am very tod will b as por- and the contract is well satistied with it Col ] of Council Bluffs See pag - Cochran’s sale The U. County F campment, Buffalo air and G. A, R. Reunion at Ke Neb, Union Pr . “The Overland will sell tickets for the above during the month of September at greatly luced rates. A specialreduction wiil be made on tickets sold September 17th, to 20th, limited to Septamber For rates dress your n The Route, 11 on ad- ont, P, D 2, Parnam st., or or City Passenzer / Omaha, Neb. IN HIC 1’ COURTS. Number Notes. Huford & Barabee, of Carroll, Ia., have sued W. J. Kennely, of this city in tho Uni- ted States circuit court, for £2,802, they claim 18 due them on a number of y ¢ notes sold to them by the Davenport Plow com pany. In June, 186 Sued on a of Promissory Kennedy madea contract with the plow company to act as agent for them in lowa. Hesold a amount of goods, and had the firm deliver them to him for dis- tribution. He delivered the orders and took notes from the farmers in payment. The firm found later that the most of the paper was valueless, and turned it over to the s, who think they will be able to hold dy responsible for the amount, John Comstock of Illinois has sued Georgo F. Wilder 1n the same court for the posses- sion of a farm in Knox county, which he out of since the 2sth of October also asks for $00 damages from for the use of the land since that time, farm is valued at Comstock The FOLL w:mnr PURE Tts superlor excellence proven in millions ot nomes e than a quarter of 8 century, 1t is used by the United States i dorsed b s of the grea the stroii. b aa o cat e Price’s Cr aking Powder does nc ammoni, lime or alum. Sold only in ¢ _ PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. New York. Chicago. 8 MAX MEYER & BRO. WHOLESALE Jowelers and Music Dealers, General Agents for STEINWAY, KNABE, CHICKERING and other first-class Planos. Look at FOLLOWING BARGAINS FOR N DAYS, contain ns. Down Payment. 1Steinway Square, cost $650, for #I #2500 1 Knabe 60, 1 Decksr T #450 for 8200, 1 Emmerson £, for §0, ... ... 1 Newton & Co. 8q #100, for #110.” Monthly Payment, £10.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 £60 10.00 quare, cost #600,for Square, v Plano, cost new $30).for 10 1Haliet & Davis Upright 88 good 8 new, Cost S0, for & 16,00 10.00 5.00 5,00 b for only £35. for #i5 & Hamiin Organ double bunk, cost new £20, for #5 3 . Bring this ad, with you to avoid mistakses. MAX MEYER & BRO., h and Farnam Sts. It is timeto puuhr' boys into their Fall Suits. We can fit them with good stur- dy lothes for school and play, and with @ handsome suit for “Sundap best.” | Children's Suits in, two pieces for the small boys, and threz pieces for the bigger brother. ] | | "DYSPEPSIA CURED By HAHN'S GOLDEN DYSPEPSIA CURE. Tiis reniedy is warranted to cure all cases ot Dyspepsia, Fistulence, Acidity of the Stomuch, and In: {on, no matter of how long stand- tug, Price io fer box. " For sale by all drug- s Munufactured by Gustave Hahn, Omata, raska, Gul.ll PEN GIVE “\\'u.&hv HOMESTEAD, I’EERLESS DYES Particulars free. EAD,” Omala, Neb. N.W. C Cor. 13th & Dodse Sts. Chronc and Surical Diseass BRACES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUESES. Test facilities, apparat I remedies for suc ~essful treatment of ever m disease requir ing Medical or Surgical Treatment FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Hoard and attendance; best hospital accommics dations in the west. WRITE_FOR CIRCUTARS on Deformitics Draces, Trusses, Club Feet, Curvature of the Spine, Piles, Tuhors, Cascer, Catarrii Bionch ation, T Bladder Surgical Operations, Diseases of Women a Specl Book OX Disganes or WOMEN FRrE. UNLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUIE MALING A BPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEAGSES. All Blood Diseases snccessfully treated. Syyp {litic Poison remow from the system without mercury. New restorative treatment for loss ol Vital Power, Petsons unable to visit us may be treated at home by correspondence. “All commiu: nicatious confidential. Medicinesor instruments sent Ly mail or express, securely packed, no marks to indicate contents’ or sender. One per- omal interview preferred. and consult us or send history of your case, and we will send in plain wrapper, our BOOK TO MEN, FREE; Upon Private, Special or Netrvous Disenses, Im Syphilis, Gleet and Varicocele, with Giesticn 1iste Adtress Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute,or DR. McMENAMY, Car. 13th 3 name and the price are stamped o the Vottom of all my advertised shoes before wliich protect th A fnferd It A siioe Gown W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE. conffhen. only calf 83 SEAMEESS Shoe smooth ine HO TACKS "o WAX THREAD fo hurt NOT WILL N LOE, tie 610 89, 8§3.50 POLICE SHOE, alr ought 1 we W. L. DO A5 $1.15 VOUTH'S & 1l Boys a chiance to wear All made in Congress I not sold ty your dealer, write W. L. DOUGLAS. Brockton, Nass. For Sale by Henry Sargent; Kelley, Stig Co.; Geo. S. Miller, 612 North lmh street. Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? A Proprietary Medicine that nees but & trial 10 prove its worth, , Ly ool 8hoo gives the 1 - shoes 1n the world, Button and Lace. 0, Eallendal s Left Lirer Biters, The Only Distilled Bitters in the United Btates. The only Bitters recognized by the United States internal revenue %Amu as a Pro- pristary Modicine, Lawtully Patented, No. of Patent 149,673, Contains no fusil oils, no essential olls‘ no foreign substance or damage ing drugs. ‘A perfectly pure medicine, com. pounded frop Pare Root Horbs wnd Ol Peac pleasant to fue taste, quiet and decisive in i affect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice in | Aivedays. Regulates the Bowels. Invigorates | Inactive Laver, Cures Diseased Liver, Revives the Kidneys, Improves the Appetite Quickly, Regulates tho wnole systew. New Life to the whole system. tters are sold in Omaha, Neb., bythe on Drag' Co., "Special st of Nebraska. Re- J. Whitehouse, T, W, Nehroter's | Pharmic 3. A, Fuller Gox, Mux €0 ad, Frank . Rasmiss George Rowder, Boyd's nnum.q:* €. A. Melcher! d Meyers, k De wholesule Hoators 10 Cliura and Lott Liver Bictors. New York (o Glusgew via Loudosdervs Sent, 15th | CIROASSTA Gth i | FERNESSIA th | ETHIOPIA, VERPOOL VIA Q! est and finest Pas Kor Steamer in stown r wnd upwards tor ¢y of Kom Beturn tiekets ut reluced rates made avail cursionists the privilege d, the Hivers 2 §0. Anchor P 14 ut lowest "0k of tours, tekors of further Informu Tion applyto HENDERSON BROS., 72 La Salle 8., Chicago Or (o any ot our local agents, FOUNTAIN —BRANDS— FINE CUT AND PLUG ing ably ers! 0. Continental Clothing Hous GREAT FALL OPENING! New Goods will be Shown in the Following Departments MENS. READY - MADE CLOTHING DEPT, | Boy'sand Children’s Clothing Dept Furnishing Goods Department, Hat and Cap Department, Merchant Tailoring Department. Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietorsi Cor. 15th and Do agla.s Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. Burlmgmn Route SCBRORR The Burlington takes the lead. Burhnqtanl “Route | “iCHRQAF ) 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 tr the East into Omaha propar. s from 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 Rnute CB&Q Haalth |s Waalih' DR, B. C. WEST'S NERVE AND RRATN TREAB MENT, & guar: tacd specific for Ilyn\url-, Dizzle ness, ' Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration, caused by th use of alcohol oF tobacco, Wakefulness, Moutal Foasion, Softening of the Brain, reulting ia ISR S, et e daevy 2 B R thar nox, Tivoluntary Lodsos. and lprrmltu by aver-exertion of the brain, sel ne month's treatment, . S0x Bakes for 45,00, sent by mail prepaid on'rer l ceipt of price. WE GUARAKRTEE SIX BOXFS ure any case. With each order recsived by B0 ore sl Boxes, accompanied with §.00, we 1l kend the purchaser our Written guarantee money it the (reatment decs not Antecs is:ued onl st, Sole Agent, 111 lrulm NN YR > mzx‘y.(uny used monthly by over 10,000 Tadies. Are Safe, Efectualand Pleasant &1 perbox by Tall.or at druggists. Seated ‘articulars 2 postage stamps. Address REEA CHENICAL C0., DEFROIT. MicH For sale and by mail by Goodman Drwyg Covy Qmiatiisty Neby J GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1676, | AT | BAKER'S Breakfast Cocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which tho excess of Ol has been removed. 1t hias thres times the streng(h of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and 18 thereforo far Wore econorale cal, costing less than one cent @ cup. 1t i8 deliclous, nourlshing, strengthening, easily digested, and adiirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. V. BAKER & 00, Dorchester, Mass ON 30 DAYS’ 'rmn.. e fupstines et Rm.. L«;“sfl":&:’.’hhw W. J. GALEBRAITH, Surgeon and Physician, N. W Corner 1th and Douglas 3t uflcl‘m-y II::“I. Iealdonce telephous, w!. Telephone Nebraska Nafional Bank, Paid l'p (uplml .$400,000 Surplus. ... . ceeees 50,000 1. W, YaTgs. Presidont b, Vice Presidont, sident, 1. 5. HuGies, Cashied DIRECTOIS: JoNN S, CoLLINS, Lrwis 5. KEED, E. TouzaLL W. V. Monsi HOW. YATES, A. Banking Office— THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts, A Genoral Bauking Business Transacted, - - e State Line. Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesdav, Cabln passage £33 and 80, according to locatlog o1 state roow, Excursion % 1o §4, ge to and from Europe at Lowest Ratese IN BALDWIN & €O, Gen'l Agent Hroadwa JOUN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western A | Hakuy 164 Randolph St, | Lieduced Cabin MOORES, Agent, Oriahi, Rates to bibition,