Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 26, 1889, Page 8

S THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THE CITY. committee Tne soldiers’ monument the Miliard will meet this evening at hotel, The capital of the Page Soap company has been increased from $10,000 to 40,000, Jamieson & Co. were granted a per- ve mit to build a 100 barn on Thirty enth and Dodge streets yesterday. Jennie Washington and Cal Billings, both colored, were arrested yesterday afternoon for engaging in a fight on the street. The number of buildings put up in Omaha from Anril 1, 1887, to January 1, 1880, ave as follows: Frame, 4,004; brick, B595; stone, 24 named Jim- A thirteen-year-old boy mie 7 was _ar afternoon for stealing store nth s ilda ¢ o had cor /ezuln, A yesterday v pair of shoes strect, with a club, stood nd three assistants who 1 to scize some of her furnitutre, A policeman had to come to the rescu W1 Paragraphs. George Hart leaves this evening for Pe oria, 111, a8 delegate from the Omaha Tin, Sheét [ron and Metal Workers' national con vention. %, C. Fuller, a conductor on the Chicago, 3t. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railw companied by his v nd danghter, hus left for a threc months’ sojourn in Florida, Talen > company has com 1 and will hold its first on block next Monday Local The Omaha Opera pleted its organizati meeting at the 1% ——— S0l in Kendell S, Johnson, who was injur while returning from a funcral Wednes s still in a precarions condition at her home on Marcy street. Her recovery is considered doubtful. Police Pensions. The police commission has dccided upon a means whereby police officers, after fifteen years' service, shall receive 10 per month pension. A bill to this effoct has been pre sented 1o the legislature, Pound for Leavenworth, A detachment of soldiers from Ft. Snell ing with eight sentenced deserters passed through Omaha yesterday morniug on their way to the governwent prison at Leaven worth. Tons of T, Ten carloads of tin plate were r through the custom house yc for the Armour-Cudahy packing company, of South Omaba. The plate will be used in the manufacture of lard cans and was imported from Liverpool. ceived A Broke Main. The bursting of the 3i-inch water main on Eighteenth and Nicholas will necessitate the tearing up of about ore hundred yards of cedar block paving in the vicinity of the br . The same braak did considerable damage by deluging umuls stored in the base- ment of Harris & $20,000 in lstate. W. Ponnock filed a warra yesterday with Register of Me greath, conve ve lots in Dundee place ind two in Carthagn addition to Nellio R. Kurtz. The consid v deed John M. Stuart, of Clarksville, Tenn., was this morning appointed as mail clerk in the railway mail service, and _will run between Linwood und Hastings, He takes the place of R. E. Dwyer who was transferred to the Oregon Short Line with a run between Green River and Huntington, Justice Morrison’s Court McBride & Ryan entered suit agai the Home Fire Insurance company to recover $43.70 due for printing and engravi W. E. Grimshaw, of Kansas City, sued Thomas Murray for an unpaid balance of $100.57, alieged to ve due on iron work fur- nished for the Murray hotel. Articles of Incorporation. Articles of incorporation for the Omaha Natural Gas, Coal and Oil company were I)I(ll Ve The incorporators are E. . J. Menter, S. J. Chambers, Ml hael Munl John L. Drexel, A. B, Snow- den and J. H. McShane. The capital will be 24,000 and must be fully paid up before the company commences operations, The busi- ness of the company will be in prospecting for and working deposits of natural gas, coal and oil. A Coming Ball. The Concordia society has appointed L. Heimrod, R. Englemaun, I. Sinhold, L. Gro- bich, George Hantman, A. Schacffer, A. Ackerman and W. Boehl as a committee to make preparations for a general masque ball to be given at the Exposition building Feb- ruary 19, Tickets will be sold by sub- scription and it is the intentior of the socicty to make this ball surpass all its past achieve- ments, Costuwes for the occasion will be imported from Chicago —_— A Beastly Brute. Mrs. Johnson, who lives near Thirteenth and Leavenworth streets, appeared before Judge Berka yesterdsy afternoon and un- folded a most wretched story. Her husband is an habitual drunkard and has taken every moveable article of houschold furniture and iven it away for drink. She has warned he saloonkeeper not to sell her husband any drink, but he has not heeded her demand. Yesterday the husband took the stove to the saloon on Thirteenth and Leavenworth streets and sold it for whisky. Judge Berka said he could do nothing to hiclp the woman, but advised her to begin an action in the civil conrt against th ooukeeper. The Assembly Hop. The spiketail coat brigade called the As- sembly, but better known as the *‘Select Hundred,” was out in full force at the Mil- lard hotel last night. There was a corre- sponding number of ladies with bare should- ers and arms, and despite the warming ef fects of polka and waltz, there was a per- ceptiblo shiver at times as the chilly breath of old Boreas swept through the most minute of crevices, A physician who happened to look in for & moment spoke of pneumonia and kindred complaints caused by the slayish ad beronce of women to fashion and dress, or rather lack of dress, The dining room was used as dance hall and the series of parlors served admirably for tete-atetes bevween _ dances. Dancing continued until midnight, ‘when supper was served in the ordinary. ——— Jeffersonians Knooked Out. The Sixth Ward Non-Partisan club held a meeting Toursday night at the school bouse near Thirty-fiftn and Frank- lin streets. The City Hall ques- tion was introduced and discussed, however,the principal speakers being John 13, Furay, Jawes Creighton, E. R, Overall and J. Winspear who advocated the re-location 8t Jeffhrson square. Mr, Andrew Rosewa- ter championed the Farnam street site and wlth success because at the close of his rn Inlr 8, @& resolution sprung E. R. Overall on tho meeting fuvu.—mg I ferson square was promptly tabled. Tuis Was somewhat of a surprise to the Farnam street advocates, because the Jefferson square boomers evidently went out to cap- ture the meeting, After the debate, the | dies of the neignborhood entertained lbm members of the club and the visitors at an oyster supper. e Fell Flat, There was a meeting of, **Oklohoma boom ers" at Toft's hall on Saunders street Thurs- day night. Avoutthirty persons were present, #ll of wiom appeared anxious to be initiated into the mysteries of the enterprise, but none scemed very enthusiastic. Mr. H. C, Baroos was chosen chalrwan, and ke in i i 05 A SN GAS LTl i J. Hart to_expound the “Springer bill."" This bill fore congress, and if passed of the “Oklohoma boome he territory of all incum r. Captain Smith ak, and said he had been He described the tarn chose Mr. A intricacies of th it at present t will be the acme and will rid t 1o bra ce in th called upon 10 8 o years in the district. climate, soil and products in such glowing terms that he thought he had enlisted sev. eral recruits, Nobody scemed willing, how ever 1o deposit #10 to forsake the soil and climate of Nebraska for a world unkunown Afte questions which puzzled the chairman been put, the mecting ad- journed. had Afraid of Hidden Skeletons. Dan Ma driver, who wus arrested and thrown few days street car into prison a ago, was eased from the county jail ye! \y. The charge upor he was n into custody was Loy, complaint w made in ¢ Anderson court by Ameclia Bugch oung woman of twenty years of As the complainant failed” to appe against Martin, the cause was dismissed. Martin now has his_liberty, ana claims that_ the nan's fathor feared that there w too much scandal brought out in th if the case was allowed 1o 2o to Martin's name h with the Snyder casc Cold Didn't T tell you yesterday rning that cold was sure to fol low the unusual warm weather that we have experienced the past few days?"” Thus spoke S Jsh, of the weather bureau, last nig high wind came up, while he was toying with his long mutton-chop whis “] was a little dubious of the all day, and now, when this blu will subsided, it will be cold, T believe, There's got to be a change, but don't men- tion anything about u very great drop until the temperature shall huve made a big down- 1 jumy.” Mr. Welsh r gram from \Wasl day afternoon ere cold wave. zero by Saturdaym indications e wind ved the following tele- Jgton ab 2 o'clock yester oist coldwave signial. A cmperature will fall to BROKEN. BOXES NO County Clerk Roche Asked to Show the Poll Books. Several days ago the chaivman of the liouse committee on privileges and elections, of the legislature, wrote to County Clerk Roche requesting lim to forward an abstract of the vote cast for representatives in this county, and also the ballot boxes of the First, Secoud and Third wards. Scven boxes of these wards were sent to the comumittee, and the county cl \formed the speaker of the house of his action. He also stated that the keys and poll books remained in his posses- sion, and that some of them were in the lands of the grand jury, which was recently wed in investigating the alleged crooked jon aflairs. Mr. RRoche expected to be summoned before the house conmittee with the keys and poll boolks, but was not sub- pocnaed. It was reported Thursday mitted nad held a session Wednesday night, at which Mattes, a democratic member, had read a lotter from Mr. Rocio, in which it was said that the boxes contamed no poll that_the com books, but upon opening them the books of et of the second ward we of the republican led to throw . and that the cond vrecinet of the First Proe; found; that the members of the committes out the returns of this pi count of the ballots in t the Second was ound to be incor- rect, being about a hundred less than the nanies on the list, and w be thrown_out. It was inferred that th Lot box of the inet of the Fourth ward would be terday or day before. is,” said County hasu't any of First pre examined ) “The fact of the mattel Clerk Roche, “the committ the boxes of the Fourth Neither has it any of the poll-books that is said have been examined. I have ail the books in my oftice, with the exception of those of the Third ward. I think they are in the boxes, as the grand jury did not’ remove them on the investigation. Such a thing that the com- mittee broke open the boxes is possible, but 1 know it dn't find the poll-books. The findings, if an examination 1nto the boxes were made at _all, might bave been tally sheets, The keys that are claimed to be missing are in my possession, and I think 1 will have to go to Lincoln before the con- tents of those box an be discovered. 1 am the legal custodian of the boxes and keys and don’t believe J can be made to turn them over to anyone else, but the legis- lature can_require me to urlnc before it in person and open the boxes.” County ClerkRoche morning in person by R. M. notified yesterd iken, se 1t~ at-arms of the house of representatives, to appear before the committee on priviloges and elections with the keys to the ballot boxes and poll books of the November ele tions, The bailot boxes had not been opened as reported. Mr. Rock left for Li with the bool and tally sheets of the F Second and Third wards at 11 o'clock tesdry morning. WITH THE BOOMERS, The Top-Lofty Patriotism of the Jeffers ns. The Jefferson square beomers, and, in fact, all the Jefferson square advocates, are a most public-spirited lot of fellows, they claim, Johu B. Furay was conversing with a stranger in the boomer' headquarters y terday, upon the all-abserbing question and those connected therewith, *Rosewater,” suid he, ‘is a close, shrewd man, who has made his all by making the best of every opportunity, Al his interests are now clustered about the Farnam strec site, and that is why heis fizhting so bitterly to retain it there.” “But, how about you other fellows " asked the other. “Have you no mercenary moti m devoting all your time, not to say mon. to this campaign “Well, I tell you the trath," replied 1 0o part in the per: ome ent st prop- is fourteen Mr, Furay, I have tak sonal quarrels that have b nto this matter at ail, and th erty I have to Joft blocks away, on Cuming : but I have always belicvel tiat we should build out along the plateau and follow the dircction of nea tho river, Mr. C iton may have some personal fecling in the matter, but as far as his financial interests are concerned, four- fifths of his property is on 1% ot.!? The other man smiled Mcetings are now held morning, noon a ruam s night. The time, judging from the sentel wafted over the transom this morning, 18 principally consumed in heaping personal abuse upon Mr. Rosewater, The Sixth ward republican club will hold a regular meeting at thel homs this even- ing, at which the city hall matter will be dis- cussed. A full attendance is requested, both of members and outsiders, There will be a mecting of the Ninth rd republieans at 2842 Farnaw street this even- iog at 5 o'clock, sursions to Chea Sutheriand The first excursion to Sutherland will leave Omaha via the Wabash railway ou Monday, 'y 28, For_rates, tickets, sleopi v accommodations and full information. call on or write G. N. CLAYTON, 1502 Paroam Omaha, Neb. e — cense. onse was issucd by Marriage L Oniy one marriage Li Judge Shields yesterday, Nawe and residence. { Advlph Kosenberg, 1 Esther Jucobs, Om Little Blazcs. The old Commercial hotel, standing on the corner of Ninth and Leaveuworth streets was gutted with fire shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday morning. Incendiarism is thought to be the cause. E. D. Pratt was the owner. A building o Dodge near Thirtoenth was visited by a 28 fire at 6:40 a. m. yesterday. Covered by ivsurance. r—— Horsford's Ac Phosphate For Night Sweats of cousuwution, gives speedy Recady, TERPSICHORE IN THE MOTER.0 A Capitol Hill Bell's Unconventional Midnight Anties, o fashionable fam ate residence on 2 is mourning i on > is trouble in & pri a stroet behind the high school in the aristo cratic height of Capitol hill. There is dis- may among the young gentlemen who have entrce there, and there 1s sackcloth and ashes for { Omala's belles, It all came about thre ibition state of lowa It was Jast Monday night that the favorite daughter of oue of Omaha's best known fam ined pe cross the riv and enjoy the pleasures of a skating part Heor escort was apparently beyond reproach, one gha visit to the ilics obt rmission to and she was accompanied by he and anotlier lady who m in the same social sphere. She was a novice in the art of skat g, and some of those who watched her in the mysteries of the initiation art. noticed that she was well taken care of When the party left the rink they all went together, and reached the motor train in time for its last trip homewards, It was here the trouble commenced. A wandering violinist was on board, who was impor tuned to play, He struck up an air which e intended o introduce at the next regul dance. It was a lively one, and to the horror of her cotipanions the younie lady left her seat and exceuted a pas de seul in the aisle, It may have been artistic, but 1t savored of the can-can, and was so suceessful that one pas. 8 v started a collection, Kighty cents were the result, and a second dance of a similar nature netted forty cents more, Then there s an intermission to give the violinist a rest, but once more he started up and another ' forty conts were added to the treasury. It was handed to the lady and she said at's more,” and sank into her seat o the young lady has alwaya mingiod best socicty, has always been modest and ladylike, and has never before been known to forget herself, her friends are not only astonished but deeply 'l Theitom is vouched for by @ custodian who, however, carefully guards the the young woinan's name, f the peace, cret of A rdest, Sensitive Woman often shrinks from consulting a physi- about functional derangement, and silence. This may but it is one valent. To all such women we would say that one of the most skillful physiciaus of the day, who has had o vast experience in euring diseases peculiar to women, has pre- paved a remedy which is of inestimable aid to them. We refer to Dr. Pievee's Favorite Preseription. This is the onl remedy for woman's peeuliar weal- druggists, ors to suffer in istaken e which is lergely pr ng, nes 1 ailments, sold by under a positive guarantec from the manufacturers, that it will give satis- ‘tion in every ease or money refunded. Sce guarantee printed on bottle wrap- per. — STOLEN HORS They Seem to Have a Number of Claimants. Two citizens of Wamaga, Brown county Kan., arc in tne city to identify the horse stolen by Edward Walters in Northeastern Kansas a few weeks ago. One of them is a sred man, and the other is the eity mar- shal of Wamaza The horses are held by Deputy Sheriff Stryker until he receives his reward for the capture of Walters, The deputy has re- ceived §150 of the reward offered from the Kansas authorities and will be tendered the remaining $100 upon the conviction of the horse thief. B. A. Pierson, who accompanied the mar- shal to this city, at first claimed owner- ship of the seven horses, and : a demand for the ani- The deputy refused and they threat- s, Mr. Stryker son to belicve that all of the horses do not belong to the men as they finally claimed only three of the animals were their property. As yet the deputy has not turned over auy of the horses. Since Walters' departure fiom Omaha he has given several lawyers a bill of sale for the stock to defend him, butif Walte 1 prove that the horses are his_proparty it is ailicult w say what the bills of sale will amount to. Yesterday afternoon J. S. Neweomb, the colored man, who £laims to be the owner of three horses and bailee of two, instituted a replevin suit in ¢ court against Sheriff Coburn to get possession of the ani- mals, From the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, Dec. 12, 1880. Weare credibly informed that the mortality from diphtheria, ander the treatment of Dr. Thos. Jefferis of this s merely nom not exceeding one-fifth of one per ceut. being the case no time should be lost in pl ing his remedy within the r and thus save annuall nds of lives. Diphther Yy hundreds of ria is the most lly destructive pestilence that has afflictea the world during the last hundred years. TIve OFrFICE, CouciL BLUFFS, Jan. I do not hesitato to suy that the suc- s attending the use of Dr. Jefferis' Pre- ventive and Cure for Diphtheria has no cqual. I speak from experience, having used it in my own family: I am also well acquainted with the facts connected with its use m our city. W. R. VavGiy, Mayor. No physician required. Price of remedy Addres, box No. 657, Omuha, Neb. (Dr. ‘eris has retired from active practice.) e . v, ENERG 10 CONSTABLE. AN He Gains a Point With Hammer. Constable Small, of Justice created o seusation Thursday afternoon at the corner of Twenty-fourth and Vinton streets, by applying a nd a chisel to a door in order to get s to the furni ture in g house aj which Isaac Brown had a writ of The occupants on several occasions had closed the door on Mr. Chisel and Wade's court, Brown when he had visited the place to col lect for the furniture from him. him they had purchased iis made hum tived, aud caused tosend the constable with a writ of ¢in to take possession of the household Small appeared on the spot with the para- phernalia that gencrally accompanics i cons stable, and made an effort to guin admittance to the'residence. When he found that all the doors were locked he produced his little lammer and chisel und _proceeded to remoy the lock. This kind of work induced the woman and her husband to emerge from the house with large clubs, and the spectacle caused a large crowd 10 congregate in the stroet. When the husband ascertained that the constable was determined to take pos- session of the woods, he settled the matter by paying Mr. Brown’s claim. la Excursion, ion to Sutherland, Fla., Omaha, Monday, 28th will' probably be the (his winter, Fare very low. Inguire Wabash office, Deathot Mrs. J. U. Gridley. The wife of J. U. Gridley died at Rap id City, Dak., Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ‘Phe funeral services will take place at 10:30 this morning at St.Mary's Avenue Congrega- tional church, and the Rey. Willard Scott will officiate. For anumber of years Mr. Gridley was registry clerk in the Omaha postodice, and bis wife was Miss Lily Whitehorn before her rriage. Phey were married in Omaha han a year ago, and went to their new home in Rapid City, where their future was full of vromise of prosperity and happiness. The deceased was a most estimable lady. She where she £rew to womanhood in this city, endearcd hersclf to an unusually large circlo 5, to_whom the intelligenae of the lady's untimely demise will bring a sense of keenest regret and sorrow. Look at This, All kinds of merchandise and per- sonal property wanted in exchange for improved furms and wild land. Foreign Lwigration Cg., v, 2 & § 1502 Farpam st short only in ble tonie LIERIG'S © POWDER Absolutely Pure. A marvelof purlty More economical This powder never varies, strength und wholesomeness. than the ovdinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in competition with the multitudes of low eight alum or phosphate powders val Baking Powder Co. ans, | street, Ne v York. Gonnine on ¥ with fac-sin § lave HEY 1M ardson Drug ¢ Kol by Sto ANGLO-SWISS CHOCALATE AND- MILK, Combination of Confensed Milk and the Bast Chocolale, Sold by Paxton, Gallagher & Co. 705, h St re Richardson Dr 1 Co. 1007, Wi, Gentleman, 16th aud and Cass W. H. Gladstone, 1308, 1319 Dou glas St. éALIfiQRNiA! DISCOVERIES. Se { 2 ABE INE M[ E OROVILLE CAL. Santa Abie : and : Cat-R-Cure ale by Goodman Drug Co. For Prep's MiLi, Tex guift pceiflo’Compas Tine bt widont pro ¢ Clrini her a1 al a8 Ay A bottles il twelvo st bucomo affioted in the uslng the 8. 8.8. aud ant aud |»«rmlm‘u| oure. )11 July T, 1863—The Swifs 5 a.~Gentlemen : Our thrée woo! gut with cozema. wnmam- But Without aay 8.8 and by the pa) -uu by the thme she had taken six ttle 4. Ny et g1rl When b docto /e tried tile was gone Erom sevaral yoo e S s shio was eampletel enrty child, 1 feel is statemnent. Cuarranooan, it Specini O ol sougha .fl‘ i e Sprin Sroatr ot s Tenn Ablaita, 1001l po 1 10 L toll of my oughly cleansed, and UTerod a8 [ have may Haroy M. Blar, oMEN, L ll ©o., Atla e l'nnll health ly. .i wis 80 debilitated alrod of ever lulln' the physicians done for TuANent Ty M ould give ught It vwlllflbl throwis ¥ taking @ | syreugth et oue ‘cu | Bhsiers while el 9, h Fily” rechmme ‘ffi ‘Sertoinly i speoide, W MR, La. JANUARY BEYOND COMPETITION. Our special suit sale has created such a stir that we have decided to continue the same for another week, to give all an opportunity to takeadvantage of the remarkable bargains offered. sales last week was evidence that the public know that bargains ad- vertised by us are well worth securing— For our second week's SATURDAY, Our immense sales, last week's values will be duplicated, and in some in- stances surpassed, as we have added to the special snits in place of the lots closed out. Several lines of worsteds and cassimeres, much finer than those advertised before. give you a choice in sack and frock suits, made up in the most elegant manner, which formerly sold at $12.50, $13.50, $156 and $16.50, all at $9.75. And another line formerly wllim; at $18, $20 and $22.50, now at $13.50. This i Slaughter is the only way to express it, as even the former fig- mere reduction s ures were very low for the goodds. In our Kurnishing department, we are offering you ar in this line at nominal prices this month. ied on January 1st, was taken in at a big reduction upon cost. We offer This means that you can buy furnish- re chance to buy ¢ worth of furni hing verything Almost every goods inventori them now for what we have inventoried them ing goods far below what the goods could be bought for of the manufacturer and Im. porter and it you need Underwear, Hosiery, Shirts, Gloves, Suspenders, anything else in that line, you can make per cent by buying them of us this month. 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R & C0, DflI‘DI]BSlBl‘ MHSS. i Its 0 Topy Keding nd somotimes small particles of This is a_disease We have a Remed World outside of 41072 cent stamp “Young Man's Friend; or Guida to Wedlock, " FIREL TO ALL DR SPlNNEY & CO., L 10th & Douglas Sts.; or Nutho ary, covuer 1:th wnd Maiil, Mbml\a National Bank DEFOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid l'p Capital the most obstiate does the work. 1 cases thut w 15 who have been abindol Physicias, and pronon It isthe old ehronio will not eure in less than sixty Kinco the history of medicin for Syphilis has found until our MAGIC REMEDY World that will pose been sougit for PubIhed By e Ise Nos fallod, tue or doctor with physicians that Vice President A E.TOUZATIN, WOFlLD' been afficted but i Ome 1o 18 now not <ot permanently i you that have Jons 8, o LEWIS & REEL A5 YOUR musnt_ DEAL EH' Banking Oflice~ THE IRON BANK, Corner 120 and Farna Sts, A General Banking 1 sl i more horrihle This is a blood any Skin or Blood |n.» Fverything Else THE GOOK HEWEGY 6. 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THE MOST PER!‘EC'I‘ OF PENS fnary troubles easily, 1y andsately cdred by DOCTUIA Ca Bevoral cases cured 1u soven duys. glsts, or by mail from Du- .G’ 112 WhEig Bhul s Kl Dicvctions ‘J wiolen; Who treated M for By &u advice I went 1o C , Where his course of iy Observed. 1 recove wred, ax I tioughti Dut the next spriz, Nenve AN Buars pectiic for Hyste wuble. MY blood iy system free from taltt,"and I Owe my preseit con réot cure-—to Your mudicine. Vo' iiis statenient that others Who. have tho samie benet. COMFORTING, ps’s Cocoa. 1888—Tho ontlenien {tm nt. $L00 hox, or “apald onrecelpt of p WI GUARANTEE SIX BOXES With each order yoce o Friends’ (naisi falr tria, h cour ‘and T mist sa; o, as 1 disc 1t for six inox r our Written guar fund thie moncy 1f the treatiment dous n ay be gradually bunlt wp vl I know Mr. W. F. Bridges, s oy e platCmerit v Sareais oskri BRELTON, Driggies. . Skin Diseases mal i m*t‘"x Gy k. Gon el Cured by SPANISHL S Wb Kilx RASELY Cor, Oltin, Neb " ur box, all