Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1 1888, THE CITY. The Aurora society of the South Tenth streot M. I, church will give an_oyster sunper at the residence of A, J. Har- mon, 814 Pierce street, Thursday even- ing, December 18, Everyone invited. Personal Paragraphs. Mr, Chris Durr and daughter left Sunday evening te spend the winter with his sister in-law, Mrs. W. P. Hennessy, San Jose, Cal Burt G. Wheeler has resigned his position as stenographer for Blake, Braoce & Co., of position with this city, and accepted a ke company, of the Armour-Cudahy Packing BSouth Omaha. At the Harker veka, Kan, ; Y'red Barnett, . Helenaz P, T. Me( k, Bu g Ny Xl BB X George D. Anderso® To Des Moines; S. irath, Ch cee, Wis.§ J. K. Mish, Chicago; S.J. Davenpor Big Turkey Shoot. There will be another big turkey shoot at the Omaha Gun_club grounds this after. noon. There will be twenty-five bids in hand, and the provisions of the shoot are 500 yards off hand. One Hundred and Seventy-five. Atnoon yesterday 175 saloonkeepers had paid their liconse money of £1,000,which gives them the privilege of trading during the en suing yoea aroabout ninety saloonists yerto be heard from. A Horse in a Pit, Sunday evening a horse fell into the part- fally filled excavation made by the Water Works company near the corner of Sixteenth and Webster streots, and was badly hurt. ‘The vehicle also was somewhat damaged. It took a gang of men mearly an hour to elevate the steed from the pitfall. The failure to put up red hghts was the cause of the accident, prast Bridge TrafMo. The bridge motors commence to run this morning at 6:10 and 7:10 on Sundays, and run till midnight on week days and L a. m- There arc six trains, and they twelve minutes, The number of passengers is botwe five and eign though one carried as many as 156 people. oot passen- since gors have decreased over the bridge the opening of the electric line, Fought for a While William Piper was returning from a dance Sunduy evening with a young lady, one George Jewett lted and beat him shamefully, claimingz that Fanny was *‘his i), and Piper had no right with her. The girl refused, however, to go with Jewett, and Piper, howoever, still kept the rrested. On a fight ensued youn lady, Both fellows were fined A Sad Fate. A singular instance of the fickleness of fortune has been discovered in the death and burial ns, of 2707 Half Howard street. She was buried by the Hebrew Benevolent association, leaving, however, clothing of almost royal richness dress especially o cularly Only ten months beautiful. bride in one of the richest s 15 a check for 1,800 the Ouc of her bridal gifts wi rubles. Saturday she was buried by charity of her people. ous Blectric Wire. A heavy electric wire on Saturday night dropped upon the telephone and district tele graph wires burning out seven telephones and more or less affecting five of the circuits of the latter company. In the district office a relay was dostroyed and ono of the switch- boards was morc or less injured. ~Had it not been for the immediate cutting off connection damage would have been severe. Manuger Rheem 1n muking the disconnection received a shock which he still feels. The Dang Coming Attractions. Yesterday Manager Boyd booked Booth and Barrett for the latter part of April next%anad Mary Anderson for the carly part of May. For the season coming September next, Mr. Boyd has alramdy booked the New York Lyceum Theater cowpany, the Haverly- Cleveland minstrels, Nellie McHenry, Rose ghlan, Robert Mantell, Thoman W, ene, ‘‘Natural Gas,” William H. Crane, Emma Abbott opera’ company, Modjeska, Frank Daniels’ “Little Puck,”” Patti Rosa, Rosma_ Vok “Lattle Lord Fountleroy,” Stuart Robson. Duff opera com Maggie Mitchell, Carleton opes Nat C. Goodwin, “A Parlor Match, Hole in the Ground,” Brass Monkey, Anuie Pixley, “Fascination” and a H\Imbcr of other first-class attractions, c’m’d Kerr'’s thread. Hayden Bros - We rei Burglarious Recruits. Last Saturday night the house of Sergeant Rivers, at Fort Omaha, was entered by some men, who made off with a fow of his effects. Sunday night a fow minutes after 12, while effecting an entrance to the house of Cor- poral Fox, Mrs. Fox was awakened and the thieves were disappointed. Shortly after 1 o'clock they entered the quarters of ex-Ser- geant Bauers, who is now cmployed as ma ket man for the post. In the same quarters is the mail man, Lazarus, Both men daily are entrusted with sums of money by the ofticers for payiug bills in town and for other purposes, Bauer was awakened just as the thief was making for the door with his arms full of pantsand coats. He rushed outside, but was met by two men, whom he rccog’ nized as soldiers, and who ordered hiw to re- turn to the house or they would shoot. Bauer entered the house and searched for a revolver, which was also gone. Lazarus dis- covered that all his clothing had been carried off, and_throwing on & buffalo coat gave chase. He captured one man hiding near the craek back of the stubles, and marched him to the guard house. The hames of the perpetrators are Burke and Murphy. The lat- ter deserted yesterday morning, thus adding the crime of desertion to that of an attempted burglary, = All the valuables were regained. Both men are recruits. To Prevent Croup, True croup never comes without a warning; a day or two before the at- tack the child becomes hoarse, and that symptom is soon followed by a pl,l.ulml, rough cough, If Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is given as soon as this hoarse- ness or cough appears, all danger and anxiety may be avoided; it has never failed, even in the most severe cuses. There 18 no danger in giving the Rem- edy for it contains noinjurioussubstance. Bold by all druggists. e The Legislative Contest. The lawyers engaged in taking testimony in the legislative election contests, assembled again yesterday morning at the city hall, but after a brief discussion of the status of the case, ajourned until this morning. They have a large number of witnesseés yet to ex- amine. The republican contestants seemed quite elated with what has thus far been unearthed, and assert that sufficient fraud has been developed in two precincts, to justify the votes being thrown oyt, which action would give the contestants their seats. The democratic contestees claim that no fraud, but a good deal of irregularity has been dug up, but not of such a character as to hazard their chances of occupying the seats to which they were elected. ‘It would be an interest- ing thing,” observed @ gentleman who is taking a deep interest in the contest *‘to the honest citizens of Omaha who believe in an honest election and fair count, to know just rhhmodcmwrau definition of Irregular- I non-compliance with every provi- rnloll of the luw governing elections, if knock- g 8 judge down and scattering the ballots nholluho room, lnd the promiscuous . \m.lng of residenta o of ofhor wards, Is buta venia Oflellfi under the gencral lmflulurluu. it is high time the b{c slature enlightened us upon the meaning the word- fuud and crime, Yes sir, “he l)lN\IM th emphasis,” there bas been enough raseality developed already to enti- tle every republican contestant to the seat he has been defrauded out of.” — An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT 18 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: MEGST. Sold by Govdman Drug Co., at % cents per box— by mail 30 cents. The Grand Jury's Investigation The United States grand jury convened at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and resumed their search for election frauds. A query was put to Assistant United States Attorney Patrick as to when he thought culmination of the jury’s labors would be r 1, and he re- plied that that was one of the things that no fellow could find out. There are now sub. paenas out for forty additional witnesses, and many more than those arc apt to be called unless something material is unexpectedly developed,which is very likely to occur at any moment. That the examinations more and more interesting is as the jurors, when they oce: forth into corridor for cise, 1ok very wise and knowin given out that s Al true bills will be re turned. County Clerk Roche was subjected to a long and critical e vesterday , but just the nature applied to him could not_be has been ascertained that re growing s ascertained, It the action of Superintendent Muhoney, of the poor farm, in voting some tw five or_thirty istitution most search idly inquired Authorit these votes wi arly fllegal, o sertions are made good by the o presidential gly and rig- S assert that tes of that of thes ¥ paupers who got in their v for Cleveland ut the Seventh ward polls C! eated at the late city ¢ The ks of clection at the with a large number of inter before the ward, togethe ested citizens, are yet to appear jury. & About Horscs, Zulu Magnetic Oil eures ring bone, spasin sprainsete. Ask your druggist. UNCERT \IV RATES. Eastern Co Irnt-(hu.: Parties Annoy- ing Western Traffic Managevs. The general freigh nts 1 the eral western freight agents of the various railway systems reaching this city ave labor- ing under a difficulty in connection with the gen- standard in freight the east- bound rates between Chicag the sca- board went into effect. This ans an ad the e: e been - en Chicago vance in eson all lines in pools. The rates on grain ha vineed to 25 cents per 100 bet and New Yo Previous to this agreement being reached the grain rates between Mississippi river points and New York was only 23 cents. The rate between the latter points, and which went into effect this morn- ing, is'29 cents, showing a direct increuse of 6conts. But aside from this there is an un- easiness among the traflie managers here, and also among those of castern roads, avis- ing out of the probability of the agreement not being lived up to by all the roads. Should such a movement made in the latter instance by any of the ds, the trafic mana could be reliea T this instance,” ght agent, “the buyer Lin a pecul t the buyer may figiure also the shipj are not under classifica- tion, and may be advanced or decreased at any period, oven within an_hour's time. It is 4180 stated tnat the western roads have been conveying A vast amount of products, such as grain, that have been consigned to the seaboard on the east during the period that the low rates have been in existence, and that the advance now made will have a shippel for the r sting rates, and same way; the raf Aol son th tenden lessen the western trafic for the present. Yesterday reached this Gity from Charlos Ly airman of the Central Traffic_association, instructing the shipments made under ‘the old rates that terminated this morning to e branded: *In transit prior to December 17, The rates from Omaha to thy oard in the east and_from that point to Omaha have been generally advanced on the common products 6 conts per hundred pounds in con- ™ sequence of this t A Big * For nearly one week tho heads ot depart- ments of the roads centermg in Omaha have been in Chicago in attendance at a meeting called for the purpose of zing the Colorado and Utah general traffic associa- tion. Should this be brought about it will take in the tween Utah and the Missi: mnl in \\lmh a sLm:Lull hmnli traversing (! s tion of this kind for- vits broken by the Bu lington_cutting rates westward. Thus far but little has been a mplished at the Chi- 0 meeting, Assistant Geueral Munager n, of the Union Pacific, who returned terday, and who has repres his ad at the meeting, stated that thus far but little had been accomplished, and that the weeting had adjourned to re-assemble Wes nesday next. When asked concerning the troubie between the contracting partics he timated that in to bring about an ment iron-clad must prevail. It s generally con the combination is being formed to thwart the inter-state e law, und that as soon as an agree- ment is reached western freight and passen- ger rates will be materially advanced. W. H. Garratt, formerly division freight agent of the Missouri Pacific at Atchison, Kan., has accepted u position in the general traflic department of the Union Pacific and entored upon his duties yesterday moring. J. A. Wilson, formerly agent of the Missouri Pacific this point, has been appointed general traveling agent of that system and has entered upon bis new duty. General Manager Burt, ( Agent Buchavan, and Genera eight Agent Morehouse, of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley road, left on a tour of in- spection of that system ye rda, General Freight Agent Miiler, of *the ]llmlmgl\)n, returned from Chicago yester- day. The Milwaukee road is out with its Christ- mas and New Year's compliments to all agents and patrons in the form of a unique card bearing the portraits of General Passen- ger and Ticket Agent Carpenter aud his as- sistant, George H. Heafford, Yesterday Conductors Blakely, O'Byrne, Keeshen and Wilcox assuwmed their former positions on the overland trajus. These iu- dividvals were decapitated by ex-Superin- tendent Blickensderfer while the latter was in charee of the Nebraska division, for the reason, it was said, that they had been ap- propriating some of the proceeds of their collections on their trips for their own use. It has, however, transpired since the super- intendent vacated his ofice, that they were discharged for personal reasons, and in con- sequence wera remstated by Super! mwnm.m. Resseguie Saturday. General Superintendent Dickinson nnd Division Superintendent Resseguie of the Union Pacific started on a special train this morning_on a tour of iuspection of the Ne- braska division of that system. Other sec- tions of the road will be visited before their return. The trip is being made with a view of obtaining a knowledge of the general con- dition of the road, the same to be embodied in the annual rupurl of the general IupmmA tendent now being compiled, J. O, Stubbs, general trafiic manager of the Southern Pacific, accompanied by several of his friends, left yesterday for California in a special car over the Union Pacifio. Vice President Holcomb, of the Union Pa- cmfl. isouton the wemru portion of his road. The Railway News-Reporter appeared Saturday in twelve-page form aud presented @ number of special and very creditable fea- tures. A new engraved heading of tasteful uo:lrn and photo-lithographic portraifs of loe: rn\l“uy wen are leading foatures. For Throat Diseases and Coughs use Like all really imitated. The genuive are sold ouly in boxes, - SOUTH OUMAHA NEWS, His Horse Fell and Broke His Log. W Van t, a cattle buyer in the Union stockyards, Saturday afternoon, while riding in one of the yard alleys, had the mis- fortune to have the horse slip and fall on_his leg, breaking the member. He was taken home in & carriage, Notes About the City. The Omaha Republican pleased the many friends of O. ] Shannon here wh nied that Mr. Shannon had been removed for incompetanc Mrs, Mary F a family of ‘small need Miss Catherine White, of Omaha, and Miss Bessic Fox, of David City, are the guests of the Misses Mollie a nd Kittie Condon. The supreme court has reversed tho judg- ment in favor of C. M. Hunt in the case of Valentine Lipp against Mr. Hunt, in_which the title to the lot on the corner of Twenty fifth and N street is at issue. The property is valued at about §25,000. Mat_Diclanan, aged _eighty-one, father of August and George Dickiman, the commis und_Mrs, Frank Glass, is sion merchants very low at Mr, Glass's residence, H street, rds, a sickly widow with children, is reported in and cannot recover. During 1838 the Union Pacific railroad company hus laid 14,350 feet or two miles and 3,600 fect of side track in this ¢ Mrs, John Condon is sick. Last evening The South Omalia_Drovers' Journal, former Hoaf and Horn will came odt unde reduced to a six column pape type and _alto- gether a new improved paper. L. F. Hhilton, tho prosent ditob. Gnid HrOPEIBLO, 18 to be congratulated on his change and im- provement, aturday aged two Bou- afternoon Freddi years, son of Mr. and Mrs. William mann, while playing in the alloy was attacked by a cock, and before his cries brought his mother to him, the cock had picked loles in his_cheek and forehead and had budly lacerated the child's face. A governme sl olcomarga- rine has been the Georze H. Hammond Packing compan W. C. Ballintine, deputy United States revenue collector, was in the city Saturday AIllll found some irregularities among tobacco s, Which muy cause trouble, ykes has accepted a position as pre- clerk in C. A, Melcher's drug The_electric 1n»|n gleamed for the first i Saturday ni, 3 Invitati . Council Bluffs divisions, Hibernians,to attend St wr Monday night. The Omaha div saded by the A O. K. band, will be present to-night. Miss Cora Bar . delivery clerk in the postoftice, who has been so very low, is bet- ter and recov as rapidly as possibie, fricnds. wds s building pens to cast of the old ones with a capacity for mnl to the Omaha and Ancient Order of The Union stock the e 3,000 hogs. Ofticer terday morning by putting arding house conducted by wn, hth and S strec s of trousers carclessly thrown by pipe caught fire,and on bein Mr. Looney his ac house ing consumed. The mecting Wednesday ing in John F. Ritchhart's oft a Property Holders' and R association, The electric nizht. S even- light will be turned on to- wo, have been swung, pplications filed. on Powder oni’s Compl pro- soft and beautiful skin; it comn- s cvery element of beauty and purity. Citizens of Couneil Bluffs can obtain Dr. Thomas es’ remedy for diph- theria of Mrs. T. Butler, on Sixth St., between avenues Eight and Nine. —— Paper clothing for sale at Millard hotel gents’ runmlnng goods store. - Oriminal Calendar. When Andy Max was arrested Saturday evening he beat OMicer Lee fearfully and tore out a handfull of the policeman's Ofic: McCarthy came to the scue, and Max was subdued. He passed tation, and on arraign- a wretched creiture of the demi-monde, who only three years agzo was considered tiio handsomest worua in Omalia, was 10 the police court yeste morning, Jirty and forlorn, - Judgo Berkn i & qusn: dry to known what to do with her. ians Boison, the fat and confirmed va- grant, whose visage is a familiar one in the Dolice court, was ordel A prostitute named el Smith rested on the charge of breaking int trunk betonging to Salt Lalke Nell and ing some valuable cloth, ing to leave the city when Harmon Strate, who Combs, the gar! e man, is charged with ling a set of harness from Edward Bur- bridge, of the Grange farm, Bloomer towu- ship, Pottawattamic county. John and Henry Brown of Marshalltown, works for Henry fellin with a couple of strumpets named Sally ( > Warner, Kess- ler's | and went with them Davenport, where the llows claim they were drugged und robbed of F00. Blanche Wilson wants Pat B a South Omaha liquor seller, ted ou the charge of stealing o fine' dress and clouk from her worth £10. The articles were sold o to Kitty Hart for $10. Vance has caused the arrest of Ed. Coleman, Eugene O'Hara and J. M. Hall, who he claims robbed him of about §5 and a watch and chain while he was intoxicated Saturday night. le, formerly Use Kerr's thread always the best, sold and recommended by Iayden Bros. - For Nervons Prostration Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Dr. W. Greaves, Northfield, Minn., “Ihave used it in ‘cases of nervons tion, and also in combination with edics in indigostion, it hus proved us satisfac- tory as could be ex| —-— Another Constable Grows Violent. One Gus Anderson owes a Douglas street grocer §5.75 and Constable W. H. Small was sent on last Saturday to collect it. The lat- ter becama very ar s0 Anderson suys, and drawing o revolver threatened to kill the debtor. An ofiicer was cailed and ar- rested Anderson instead of the constable, POWDER Absolutely Pure. ’l'hu %owaer uever varies. A marvelof purity 1 and wholesomeness. More econom- calghian the ordinary and cannot be sold in ll{ll‘anl """r'{,‘l' m\}\ll:.u(le of low "costy slort “lum o hosphial wde) Suly i Jlag Fonter 6o, i Wallsi xor AN ENGINEER'S RECORD Running Since 874 and Never Had' an Aceident, MR A, T JOTRSON, A UNTON PACIFIC ENGINEET, GIVES THE FOLLOWING HISTORY. “Thavo been on the roud as an engineer since 1874, and now have engitie No, &2, An engl- neer’s ot 18 not always a happy one, as he iy ex- posed to all Kinds of wonther, and otten, losing sleep for two or three days «t tim posure fncident to my busin e cold very easy, and as lor or fifteen years 1 lind trouble with my throat, These symptoms hecanie niore agera- d stand it no . My nose enrs Would my throat ot philegm and with every ther Twould Jinve an increase of the trouble. [ read Dr. Jordan’s cases from time 10 tinme (s ey does), and decided that wus the place toyo for relief. 1 did so and wasnot disappointed, Now I breathe freely tirough iny noge nderall elfcumstant duntii 1 co ald stop up. as Af it wi hange of we effective eacli tre venience and Mr, Johnson J. CRESAP MCGOY (Late of Bellevae Hospital,New York,) Succeeded by DOCTOR Gharles M. Jordan (Late of the University of New Vork City and Howard University, Washington, 1), C. HAS OFF Omaha, Ne! are treated lan has been re oy, the physician who has lat have been published Medical a tion, Brig] and all NERV culiar 1o the sex CURED. ted skillfully, Consumy- pepsia, Kheum: at office or by to 1, to 8p, L 101, m. frention, sstally by L rrespondence rec A Jordon th t ves prompt ted suc able to 11 U "UL, HOSPITAL THEIR HOMES CALIFORNIA! | THE LAND OF DlSCOVERlES THCONLY GUARANTEED CURE FOR “Dasr SESTIHROAT Ac,s Sl}m " Gu«flt\"hr‘ Seqd or cmularifl perbottle 3or 9 & 1 INE MED Co.0ROVILLE, CAL Santa Abie :and: Cat-R-Cure For Sale by Goodman Drug Co.’ Nebraska. National Bank | U. 5 DEPOSITORY, OMAEA, NEB, Paid Up Capital......ooooeeens $400,000 Surplus. 50,000 DLk W.V. Monse, COLLINS, H. W, YAres, Lewis 8, REED, Al E. TOUZALIN, Banking Office— THE IRON BANK, Corner 12n and Farnam Sts, A General Banking Business Transacted. w. J. GALBRAITR," Surgaonnnd Ph r1s|,m. meeN. 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Overcoat for large We call special attention to a fetv gmall lots of very choice styles of Overcoats for “ little boys from 4 to 10,which we offer at a marvelous low price. We are anxious to close them out; they are extremely fine goods and the brief season left for the disposal of such gualities induced us to make a big cut on them; they are made of very fine Ker- seys, Chinchilla and Cheviots—this seasons novelties, of elegant designs and richly trimmed, some with fur,some with plush—inshort they are such garments as can only be found in first-class houses. We have marked them $6.00, $7.25, $7.90 and $8.50, and we guarantee that these pricesare not one half of what such goods usnally bring. and every boy will appreciate such a gift. In our Hat Department can be found an immense line of Boy's We positively sell these goods at just one-half what regular Plush, Felt and Cloth. Hat dealers ask for them, and you would be surprised to see our prices. Turbans of Plush, Chinchilla and Astrachan at 25¢; splendid Knit and Jer at 30c, and very flne Cloth and Jersey Caps at 40c¢, 50c¢ and 75c. In our Glove Department we have a larg e assortment This is an extraordinary opportunity toprocure a fine garment at such a figure Hats and Caps in Good little y Caps f Boy's Gloves and Mittens, suitable for presents. Asa Christmas offering we will present this week each boy with every purchase-—no matter how small, a nice paint box. line of Mufllers, Silk Handkerchiefs and Scarfs, them at prices lower than asked in any other house for like qualities. especially We have opened an elegant for holiday trade and offer Good C shmere Mufilers at 15¢, 35¢ and 50c; elegant Silk Muillers of beautiful designs and elegantly embroidered at 75¢, $1.00 and $1.50. Next Thursday we shall begin to distribute our elegant holiday souvenirs and we will also forward one with all out of town orders. 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