Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1888, Page 5

VERY REMARKABLE VERDICT Reault of the Inguiry Into the Cause of Johnny Tilfer's Death THE COMPANY HELD BLAMELESS, A Strong Plea For the Extermination of the Wine Room—The Bur- tington Sued—Lincoln Notes. LaNcoLs Bruea 1020 P ¢ LaNcowy, The coroner's inquiry into the cause of the death of little Johnny Tilfer closed at 10 Kk last night, and the jury retired. At or Tus Ovana Bee, } 2. 3 0'clock this morning a verdict was reached and in usual form recites that the boy came to his death at a dangerous crossing on the Burlington road, near Stockwell's & yard; that the lad was struck by an of the road 50l by the carclessncss of the wan in charce of the team, without criminal knowledge or intent, and concludes with the remarkable statement: *Doubtful blame may attach to the railrond company a8 to whether the usual danger signal was sounded by the cugincer or not." Stupidity leans upon the verdict even witnesses testified that they did not hear the bell ving or the whistle sound; that they vrore within 500 fect of the signal post and 300 of the crossing, where the boy et his horrible de the weeds lined the COmpany's 1 on cither side of the ick Wgine way road, high 02 wman's head, almost com- pletely obstructing the view at the approach to the crossing, and onc man Swore positively that he was within 200 feet of the signal post, and saw the train and the approaching wagon, and that neither the sunded by the five witness on the in was late and unusual rate of specd. fireman and_auother em sver, testified that the but admitted that th ‘Ihe testimony showed watehful hour of the Lad passed; that the that the fireman was flamies for a still higher with his back to the crossing, ngineer was on the_outside of the man or engincer. stand testified that the tr 8 10ving ut The enginvec ploye of the roud, whistic was sound bell was mot run conc isively that the footman or traveler teain was behing adding el to the rate of speed while th curve, with his attention divected townrd the men who were at work on the brick yards, rather than toward the dangerous Crosain when wainstay of a w tife, ind the man in charge only nerson blame for I'he gods forvear when ignorance weighs in the balunce, but cry for vengeanco when in tolligence and justice are buried by stupid ity. Morris Turner was not to blame for the sad death of Johnuy Tilver, The testimony of Mrs. J. E. Stockwell, Mrs, Charles Dut ton, . G. Hudgens, Richaurd Hand, T. B. Taglor, J. [T Rich, M. Homes, E. N, Barnes and David Hickle vindicated him fully and comp' But not so the party to which the “doubtful blame’ attaches. There were fwen!y-one witncases ned, ail of whom, vith the excevtion of the three railroad em’ gloyes, saw the story in substantiully the dame way. Take the facts for a minute, The Gurlington train is behind time. The amxlons engineer desires to make up the winutes lost. The fireman is shoving conl jnto the furnace for the purpose of adding to cv. He is busy. His atten- al rattics and adds to little boy, the owed mother, g nf the it present ve up his am is the ) vhistled, 'The enginecr is at his post on engine at the outward watches the (o train switly passes Stockwell's brick yard<. A little boy is killed at the most dan- merous point of the road leaving the city. Of all men the most self-interested swears that tne dunger signal was g , and his oath is ouly further covroborated by that of the ex- press agent. In the face of this eleven wit- 19853 Sweur us one thut no signal of any kind was giv verdict that Mor man who s Kindly grati wishcs of the little boy to drive, comes ner, the g the is the ounly olama b party. Turner is an easy going fellow. not overly bright, but he evidently auticipated no danzer, for the hour for trains liad psse Jolnuy Tilfer 1s dead and buried. His mother ‘will mourn his tragic death for long years to come. The sight of her darling boy's shustly rewains will nover pass wholly from her mind. Her chief support for old ugge bas been taken from her, and there is no redross! To conclude this story it is only necess to give the names of the coroner’s jury, viz Gran Ensign, George Boselman, John B. ri Robert McReynolds, John Doolittle ard Goodman, THE WINE KCOM ORDIN AMCE. At the meeting of the city fathers last night Mayor Sawyor submitted the following cominunication, It needs only to be read to be understood : To.the City Council— weeks ago an ordinauce providing for the abolition of the wine rooms of this city was introduced and rcad for the first time, and then referred, on motion, to two dificrent comiittees, On two or three different occa- sious we have been assured by a member of the committees that the ordinance would be reported upon at the subsequent meeting of tho council. Week after week has passed away since its introduction and we are no nearcr, apparently, to its passage than when It wus first read, I am admonished ahmost every day by nugacrous conmplaints of the evils, débauchery aod crime colmitted in these dens of in- 1quity, a sumple and ¥ ntlemen: Some of which I herewith append. 1t would scem that the evils which the ord- fnance is calenlated to remedy are of suffi- cient wagnitude to warrant the council in giving the mutter their immediate considera- tion Of | 'se evils the newspapers, and partic- Journal, have shed some light, but f has not been told, as I am_credibly ed by mothers and wives whose sons and husbands have been debauched in these secluded retreats, Trusting that this ordinance may no longer rema u pigeonheled, I remain yours, ete. A J. Sawyer, Mayor. Mayor Suwyer: Dear notdo something to stop the wine room business, where women of no character weet our sons and, Tam_ashamed 0 say, some of our husbands. My own is one of ' them. His place to meet these ho rjble (hings is at No. 126 North Tenth streef a¥er the saloon. 1 have followed him the bt cannot stand the abuse he pours on me in in the presence of these lewd wretehes and the griuning nigger who secws to bo mana: On oue of the out-houses you will find 1 of “Wine Rooms Up Stairs.” Yet my and is a good, kind man and never yot buscd me untilI found him with these owen. Will you wipe out these dens of wickedness and restore to us our loved ones! For which we will ever pray. Uxnay GUSTIN VS THE BURLL tin filed the prelin Li: cony, Sept. Sir—tun you v Wire, o ( ary papers in stico Snelling's court this morning for an tion in replevin against the B. & M. rail- §08 company to obtain possession of ‘a_bil £ sholf hurdware, coutracted to bun at & hrouch rate, from Cieveland, O., at 62 cents for thie wholo business, but ‘which, on ar- fival, was held by the roud’s agent here for 80 gelis, u differcuce of I8 conts on the il the delivery refused him unless he would the excess in charge. Mr. Gustin re- Bied 15 a0 a0, bub tontaved ‘the company the gisount agreed upon wnd. demanded tho 'l‘n. action is brought to test the Burling- ton's right to make the excess charge, and not because of the amount involved. Mr. Gustin sensibly argues that principle is worth wore than woney, and that if the law Will protect the company in small deals it Will wink at them when the road steals a rn bind, The caso will be interesting and ught for vastly wore in dollars and cents than there is in it. HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS. The Central Building and Loan association now a domestio corporation. Its articles iacorporation were filed this morning with the sccrotary of state. The assoclation au- rizos the modest capital stock of §2,000,- which is divided into shares of §200 each, and 1iroken Bow, Custer county, is declared ab- the prinoipal place for the transsotion all business. ‘The purpose of the company is to build homes and loan money for the erection of the same. The following gentle- comprise the incorporators of this lmd Eu?:'""" vis: H. J. Hedgos, A , Do M. Amsbury, W. L. Onn-,L THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: J. Brown, H. A, Graham and W. C. Bidweil. LATE NEWS RUT STILL A CHESTSUT The people of Newport complain bocause the Elkhorn fails to_put in needed stock yards at that place. The state board file the kicks and notify the company, and it is kopt busy explaining that a new sidetrack is needed and that the company 18 at work on s grade, and that the yards will be built as 8001 u8 some one can move i coal kouse that stands in the identicsl spot where the yard is 1o e put. The Newport stock vard complaint i8 pretiy much a chestout, and the patience of both parties is well nigh worn out over the matte Th ITY NEWS AND NOT e court failed to v today. 1t will ring to mor The wine room ordinance las zone “a glimmering.” 1t was buried list n the plea that the city has an ordinun covers the matter, and that it will b 10 enforce whit we have. Miss Etta Teopla will leave for Edwards, Miss., very soon, where sh pted n position in the Soutuern Christian institute, Miss Teeplo has dec to do missionary work in the south for a_year or two Judge Mason and Attorney Magoon this morning for Stockville, Frontier where the, pr portionment cas n the ap probably come up for loft ounty, will defend the Curtis fellows on the cl of stufiing the ballot box at the late county seat fight John 8. Fineh, of Tur city, will visit friends in Ind und New York the 15t of Octobe He will be joined at Shelbyville by one of the fairest daughters Bex: force of this of carth, who will company him on a visit to his mother at Camden, 2 4 pridibd Do you suffer trom scrofula. salt rheum, or other humors? Talke Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. 100 doses one dollar, w They Dispensed Day stice Yester Judge Groff announced his decision on the application for the removal of the cases of John and James Pendergast against the Union Pacific lway coupany to the United States court, and granted the application. The cases are for 5,000 damage each for being put off the dummy train between this city and Council Bluffs the 15th of last Augus The case of the statoa, ners, charged with the hurglary of Thomas Garéy's store in South Omahi, was ealied for trial and a jury ompancled. Under in- structions from the court the jury gave a verdict of not guilty without leaving their sents. The jury in the case of Hoffye against Schneiderwind, which was ~tried Monday afternoon. returned w verdict for the plain A, allowing him $46.60. His honor took up the case of Thomas Swift against the Omaba Belt railway com- pany. The pla owns 4 house and ot at the corier of Fourteenth and California stroets The railway company laid adonble track in front of the property onc Sunday night_and Mr. Switt asks for 84,000 dumages from them. Judge Doane wus oceupicd in hearing the case of Burieister against the City of Omaha, “T'he following cases are ma and will be called for s assignment: 3 inst Joscph O'Con rked for trial hearing ahead of to- 3, Heuscl vs, Da- s 3, Randolph vs Omaha, 56, Bird ‘\ Illll Mill comm uy vs. Easton, 1 Sarah J. Welch has begun divoree proceed- mgn against her husbund Walter P, to whom she was married the ninth of August, 1572, iu Plattsmouth. She charged him with cruelty and with falsely and maliciously having her arrested the 14th of February, 1888, and placed in jail on the charge of adultery. She also usks the custody of her two children, and whatever other relief the court may bo able to give her. Kate Shutt has filed her petition for di- vorce from her husband, Martin M., on the ground of cruel treatment and being an ha- bitual drunkard, She w married to Shutt the 25th day of February, 1858, She wants the custody of three minor children. corge C. Hobbie has asked the court to lose all equity Minnie L. Jaynes may have in lot 7, biock 2, South Exchange plage, which was 'sold by him to Daniel M. and William H. Hamm: Shoverling, Dale, have begun suit $1,500.81 for nouse. < Gales, of New York, inst John J. Hardin for goods purchused from their County Court. Frank Roscnbaum has sued Edward Wit tig and Christian Wuethrick for $36S. They had signed the bond of John Wuethrick, who appealed from u judginent m the county court Wiliiam T. Hall has begun a replevin suit against O. L. Watson and A. W. Cowin for 50 damages for household goods detained by the New York Storage company. “The best on earth,” can truly be sald of CGriggs’ Glycerine Salve—a speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, sores, piles, tevter and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer. 25 cents. Guaranteed. Goodman Drug Company. —— ALL H ONIOUS. The Bar Committee Making Plans to ixamine Applicants. Messvs. Switzler, Magney, Strawn, French and Coolay were present at the meeting of the bar committee yesterday afternoon. The committee decided to meet at 2 o'clock each Friday afternoon at the grand jury room in the county court house to examine applicauts for admission to the bar. The examination of students was divided by the following as signment of the various branches of the law : On contracts, by Mr. Ferguson; bills and notes, Covell; evidence, Cooley; criminal law, Magney: equity, Strawn; pleadings, French; real estate law, Switzler. The committee is working harmoniously and purposes making its examinations thor- ough. The district court will be asked to law down a rule as to the examination into the moral character of an applicant who comes from the bar of another state. It is understood there are about twenty gentlo wen awaiting admission to legal practice. s g Wax Starc! This starch is something entirly new, and is without doubt the greatest starch invention of the ninetcenth century, (at least everybody says so that have used it.) It supercedes everything hereto- fore used or known to science in the laundry art. Unlike any other starch, i ated with pure white wax and prepared upon scientific principles by au expert in the laundry profession, who has had years of practi- cal expericnce in fancy laundreying. It is the first and only starch in the world that makes ironing v and restor old summer dresses to their nators whiteness, and imparts to linen a beu tiful and lasting finish., Ask grocer next Monday for Wax Star Number Your Expresses. B. Danowith, an expressman who was having his conveyance repaired, used another wagon yesterday” without the number at tached that is issued with his permit. He was arrested and fined The judge maintained that the inspector could not tell but that Dan Owith Was runRing two wagons on one per- mit, and that the ofiicer had no time to run about investigating the matter. Every ex- pressman he insisted should have his number on the vehicle he was using or he would be flned, no matter what his excuse should be. 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 hands, and all skin erup- tions, Will positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goudman Drug Co., at 25 cents per box—by rail 30 cents. L s Two Billion Bushels. N. Merriam, of Himebaugh & Merriam, said that the crops this year would be the best ever known. The yield of corn last yoar was 145,000,000 bushels. This year it would be 200,000,000. Nebraska would not b exceeded by any other state. In Kansa weere will be some places where, as usual houth prevailod and a8 a vonssquency thero drid falling) ¥ nt1y yield. Ladies who value a refined com- lexion must use Pozzoni's Powder— t produces a soft and beautiful skin, An Important Announcement Abont ate’ weeka ago, wihile at business { it my Joinis wore el AsLural air iriven from . Afier valn for bt e pathized with my helpless e ot Brifi's Spoct 7 Sl arnn e e, amd i 10 4% Uio tuedicie wunl] cout Yot DoAY At nes sl wah i 8 a1 At day. g ‘-,mr v Ina week 1 fo fitef *ih tirec weeks T touid « ik e he T, i : ek Veor rexiatly at iy bors . ttaunon my feet from nine o i antirely free o Hple o Poltag 18 souknt 11y medi‘l 1o & canatitusinat ety oradicates tho'heeda of G- aso frou 1o oy stem b 15", P manmisow, 0. 0. 5 Tt Ave el g Mo ' butulon Uenre. 31—~My Iitile girl TN y’, A, Ml M fhey wero iy o Biniliy adl v o covuitof ta er, SUNTIR no Krava, Sonderful, and has 1o eaval, B. H.'TIvmp, Postrua Waco, Texas, day 9, dothink itis 8.8, Co., Atla 0 y etomers has f four large ¥ freat remeiy; Atee haviig ottles of yo vi or noveral Jubis malisd free on appli ‘lldluggllll ell 8. 8. 8, Tug vt W or g, Allanta a. How Yorcisd Urvadwaya NPRDOE')ENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! LouisiaaStale Lomr ompany. Tncorporatad by the legislature of 195 ucational and Chavitable purposes, a chise made a |mr¥ of tho present State Constitu- tion, in 1 an_ overwhelming popular vote Ti8 G RA LAORDINARY DIEAWINGS take place Annuall; (June und ‘I~4 hl(\ NITMBER INGS take p) ol Of the of her ten months l in the yea drawn in public, at the Acadeiny New Orteans, Lo, wnd Decemn DIRAW- of Music, “Wao do hereby cer avrangements {or all the Monthly nual Drawings of The Loulsiana S Company, and in person manae the Drawings themsclves, and th are conducted with honesty, fair ood fatth toward all partics, b fhie company to use this certl siwiles of o signatur, tisements.’ reise the | 1 Semi-An s Lott ery and con COMMISSIONERS, We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, will Oy, Prizes drawn i e isiaun Bite Lotterias which may ve presented at our count- ters: R, M. WALM ouixiann Nat. Bank. PIERIE LAX State Nat'l Hank. BALDWIN s Nat'l Bank ot Sl Bank GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, n the Academy of Music, New Or: teans, Tuesday, Oct. Oth, 1888, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 ts at Twenty Dollars each, Halves $10; Quariors, $5; Tenths, $2; Twen- tieths §1. LIsT OF OF #310.000 15 3 OF 100,000 is £ PRz 500 PRI ES OF APPROXIMATI 100 Prizes of 830 ure. 10 do 300 are 20 i do 20are. ... TERMINAL PRI do 100 are. .. do 100 are. Prizes, amounting to. re.~Tickels drawing Capital Prizes aro noten- titled to terminal prizes. ERFOR CLUI RATES, 0r any further | desired, write logibly to the’ underslgned, clonrly stuting vour residence,with State, County, Street and number. More rapid return wail' delivery will he us. sured by your enclosing an envelopo bearing your full addrens. é Kond POSTAL NOTES, New York Exchange Express (at our expens M. A. DAUPHIN, or M. A iR, 1. C. Address fleglstawd Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Oriean', La, rmation Expross Money Orders, of ondinury lotter, Carrency’ by addrossed M. 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For book of tours, tiokets or further information apply to HENDERSON BROS., 72 La Salle St., Chicago Or to any of our local ug GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1678, BAKER'S Breakiast Gocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the excess of Oll has been removed. It hias thres times the strength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economi- cal, costing less than one cent @ cup. It 18 dellelous, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health Sold by @rocers everywhere, V. BAKBR & €0, Dorchester, Mass FOUNTAIN FINE ¢ SUT A PEERLESS DYES ARE.7HE.258T WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %6. 1888, Who s WEAK, NE VC‘I'I. lli;l'll'l A TED, W. 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Medicine and writings sent ovarywhare, secure from exposur Hu\ln.'fluflbfluax:y. ‘Jlnli fimr[')“ 185 63, Olarks Bh B GRIGAO. 1 SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK INBOY'S AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. Ou space is limited and we will only enumera Remember may be returned and money cheerfully refunded. Lot No. I, Boys’ Suits, Price $10. te a few of the leading bargains for this sale. all goods found not to he as represented, sizes from 4 to 1, and is made from a dark mixed cassimere . o no shoddy. but new goods just put on our counters aud prem- Y |- ft L Onr stock number is 2862, This is a very choice suit, ty of them. mude of strietly all wool cassimere of a neat gray silk y ; ot Biy il 4 AR L LA We never advertise.a lot unless we have all siz We can pay $15 for the sume suit In othor storos, We manufac- price unheard of for the same erade of goods. 83.50. Send Is uu]' UF URBEH'} ity 1 U 1< BLOLOS, manuiac for u suit and if it is not satisfactory, return it at our ex- [ e these goods and guarantee xln making of every gar- pense L nent : READ THIS IF IT IS, ‘Lot No. 2, Boys Suits, $7. Lot No. 4, Stock No. 2884. A Diopristary Modlistns that nests bubsselal | | Stock number 252 Suits undoubtly the be } i e 10/prove Ite Wortie barzain we have ever offered in this department: they ar We offer these boy's plaited Norfolk Blouse Suits. ages 4 full Winter weights, of a dark brown cassimere, for’ boys to 14, made from the celebrated Mechaniesville Cheviot, in from 15 to 17, it neat red mixture, suituble for dress or school purposes. We carried over about 50 suits from last season and will The price is popular, it wo know will give offer them at this sale for If you ean diplicate this suit etion, and if lhe hu\cr w pay us 87.00 for it, he for 810 in any other stock return it amount of your purchase l Lot No. 3, to us and vy money. Remember the price Boys’ Short Pant Suits, Prlce $3.50. would not be cheated. Remember the price, $4.50. Mens’ Cassimere Suits Price $13. suite Continuation of the which wer sule of moens’ fine advertised last week at $13.00, cassimere Stock nomber S0 s 1ot is cut in regular short pant Send for samples of the goods and we will furnish you with self- measurement, blanks and full instructions for ordering and if the goods are not satisfactory, we will pay all express charges. MENS WINTER OVERCOATS. The sale of men’s Winter Overcoats advertised last week was a big success. There are a large number of good styles left, and you will get a genuine discount of 20 per centon lastyears prices. Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietors: Cor. Douglas and 15th Streets, Omaha, Nebraska. | SteckPlano D, Callender $ lefl Lirer Biters, [Ino oaly Distillod Mitters to the United The only i} Ly the 16 Jaws as & Pro: vfully Patented. No. of Lontaius no il oils, no essential ofls, I\ln 'H lgn substance or dal ing drugs. etly purs medicine, pouuded fron Phro ltoot Horbs s O1 1 pleagant to thy taste, guiot wid decisive in ite 2ffect. Cures Dyspeapsta or Yellow Jaundice in Ove days. Regulates the Bowels, Tnv Inactive Liver, Cures Diseased Yl\l‘l‘. Hevives the Kidneys, Improves the Appetite Quickly, Regulatos tho whols systom. “Haw Lite 16 he whole system. Liver Bitters yre L et Wimante tllars wa Toilows Gootman Dri Co. W. fard." xam' 1Y i Ko xCo ) Nob.. by the ¢ Gy S st of Nebraska, Re 1 Whitehouse, T, Wipat S Cuiler & Co M suld in Omal t he 1ar JOSEPH GELLETTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS I 7 Nos, 303~ 404-!70—604. MOST PERFECT OF PRNS. 1227 JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENF 72~ Advertising has always proven fi. #uccesstul.” Before placing ang @ I Newspaper Advertising consu% /. LORD & THOMAS, v ADVERTISING AGENTS, 45 0 49 Basdoloh Streets CHICACO. 5 | THE TR o B W, J. 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