Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1889, Page 8

» Berka yesterday afternoon, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY O THE CITY. nl Collections at the inte reveuue department yesterday Mra, M. ( Rasmussen residence 1710 Burt stre 1880, Funeral notice he Sales at_ the postofiice dn|\m: the month of January were stamps, $14.- news and 3,69 enveloy 25 j pupils in tf public schools who went through the sordenl of cxaminations last week learned their fate Yesterday. Charles Godsave, while drunk, in- sulting ladies and using language at variance with his name, was arrested. He was fined $27.50. The Y. M. C. A, will give a reception Il Thursday evening to St yrotherhood, the Young Peo- y of Christinn Endeavor,and Vization at their b Socic As \h wml. was driving north on Sntm-n(h street near the viaduct, urday night, a drunken driver allowed his vehicle to collide with his throwing Mr. Smith out and breaking his arm. The drunken man lashed his horseg and drove off. Dave Reed, o hopeless v alcohol habit, was arrested unday for being drunk and brandishing a hatehet with which he threatened to dbrain his aged parents. He has been arrested a number of times for similar offenses, and is said to b dangerous man when intoxicated. He was fined 87.50 and was sentenced to work on the streets for forty days ictim of the Personal cman, of C graphs. icago, is at the Mii- at Tauhy, the Millurd. B. C. Harris, of Norfolk, the Murray. of North Platte, is stopping is registered at Major . McKenarick, of the army, is at the Paxton, C. W. Dayis and J. P. Johnson, Kearney, are at the Millard, Fred Nye, proprictor of the teft for Chicago last nigh J. B. Weson, J. D. and R. J. Beatrice, arc it the ton. 2. B, Appelget and H, B. Tomson, L coln, ave stopping at the Murray. M. Hi Tilton and W. B. ‘Humphrey, of Lincoln, are guests of the Millard, “Rilly" Moran will 0 to St. Louis to-c accompanied by his fricnd, Charlie Kosters. Captain . M. N. Kendrick, who has been away on a four months' leave of absence from his station at Rock Springs, is in tho ty en route home. He spent the most of his vacation in St. Paul, having expected to enjoy himself at the ico palace festivities, but the failure to get ice knocked the sport out, conscquently his fun was spoiled. The captain says that business has not boen so dull and money so n St. Paul for years as now. Mcrchants are complaining and the people are buying very and only such uecessarics as they absolutely kave o have, His Thira Call, Charles Williams called tice at the col ored M. E. minister’s home and called the preacher all the vile names in the rowdy's vocabulary. The third time he called, a po- liceman who lay in wait collared hin and marched him to the police station. He was finod $17.50. Ropublican, Kilpatrick, of A Kelkenny Fight, Dennis Barrett, Jerry Sullivan, John Moriarty and Con Connors all anpeared before the police judge with badly disfigured faces reccived in a row in Kelkenny's saloon. The officer making the arrest was in bed aslecp, and s the other accusers of the boys sfailed to appear the judge rolebsed them, England vs. Ohio. Senator Morgan, the Enghsh champion cycler, and Charlie Ashinger, of Cleveland, 0., posted a $50 forfeit with F'rank Parmalee, of the Collins Gun company, yesterday, fora fifty mile race, to take place on Satur- day evening, the 10th, at the colosseum, for $200 a side. Shutting Off the Water. The thirty days’ grace to delinquent pat- rons of the waterworks company were up last Friday, ana the company extended the time up to Saturday night. About 150 sub- scribers paid up in ihe additional time, but a- large number are still delinquent and yester- day a squad of men were detailed t0 com mence shutting off the water supply of these partie Bound Over. The case of Mary Lillic Williams, the mar- ried woman who was found in & compro- musing position in the Farnam street lodging house Sunday night, was heard before Judge The evidence ‘was conclusive and sho bound over to appeur at the district court in the sum of 8400, Her paramour, Givaus, was dis- charged. ey Will Clear the C The conference of Mayor Umukh City Attorney Webster, Cnief of Police Seavey and Major Balcombe, chaiman of the board of public works, in regard to the working of prisoners on the streets, has resulted in Major Balcombe writing an official commu- mication to Chief Seavey requesting him to ot all prisoners sentenced in the police court to work on the strects from this day until April 1, kecping the crosswalks clean, Verda Returns the Watch, The prostitute Verda Jenkins, who stole o gold watch from awan named Rath who lives near Ninth and Jackson, has returned the stolen property by express to the chief of lice here. While the officers were on her ack, ler step-father, Mr. Mason. who lives eight miles south of Nebraska City, promised 1o see that sue returncd the article provided they would not arrest her. The oficers agreed to this with the above result. She is #aid to be 1n & Kansas City bawdy bouse. Wants the Pirst Whack. There were four suits of att: tered in Justice Wade's court sterday against Johin Bestelmeyer for monéys and for 0ds. The plaintiffs are Arvit Goslin, John earson, W. N. iridge and Stro, Marx, d the total amount involved is §200. Thé sttachments were issued, and the plaintifs filing afidavits that the property was perish- able, an order of sale was issued and the property sold. Bridge now secks to inter yone on the othier three cases, claiming that some of the property sold under this order vas his, and consequently he has the right to fntervene and claim restitution out of the money in the bands of the court. Justice Wade will render his decision this afteruoon. Blaze. in John J. depot, corner Thirteenth and Dodge strocts, Sunday moruing, turns out to have been much moro disastrous thau was ut lirst supposed. A basty appraisement puts the loss anywhere from §3,500 1o $5,000, 1u goods in the buse- ment store-house, damaged by both five and water. Mr. Hardin is fully insured, as he policies for §2,600 in each of the follow- g companics: Bina, of Hartford; Fire Iu nnnnu\n clation, ' of London, England; lanufacturers and Builders' Iusurance m-my. New York, and Williamsburg City Insurauce company, New York, — A fire that oc dm's sporting Har- goods A New Contempt Question, Yesterc:y was the day Judge Shields ©f the county cowrt should bave appeared before himsell w0 answer demand of @ summons garnishee- ng certain money in his possession belong- g to Hodsen & Babeock, collected by him on & Judgment obtained in his court ugainst Parsons & Johnson. In the mesutime the Union ‘Netional bank secured judgment Aguinst P, W, Hodson for §200. Au execu- tiofi was issued and placed in Constable Carrol's hands for collection. He returned the process endorsed “no property found.” The bank at once commenced proceedings to Hodson's get possess| of portion of the - Parsons & Johnson judg- ment held by Judge Shiclds. He | accordingly issued a summons for himself, and had 1t served by the constable, com manding him to appear before elf to-day and show cause why the money in question should not be turned over to the bank. The judge left Omaha last Friday evening, and sent back a dispatch yesterday stat- | ing that he will not be home until Wednes. day. Now the question arises, is he in con tempt of his own court! Suppose he fines himself, who will collect the fine! This ,\,;m».,m the most novel suit ever a Douglas cc tv court administrator of the estate of John Campbell, deceased, brougnt suity terday in the county court to recover 0% from H. A. Cherry, claiming that the amount is due for rent of the premises at 1709 Dodge strect Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winsiow's Sootning syrup should al- ways be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, curesjwind colic, and is the best remedy for liarrooea, bottle District Court. case of Klias B, Russell against the > company, was appealed uty to the district cour he recover £00 on _insurance, und @y as rendered for the com- pany in the lower court An amended petition in the 5,000 damage case of Johanno Christensen, deceased, avainst James C. Brensan, was filed yester- day in the district court. The plaintiff's hus. The ne Insu from the ¢ plaintift s 1 band was killed Dec. 10, 1557, by beng crished to death by an embankment. Last March I\, L. ou leased Globe hotel from Licien Woodworth, ing to pay 000 month rent, pavable semi- monthly. It is alleged that he only paid and as there 18 now duc $1,150, Woodworth brought suit to rccover amount from “Thowpson. Catarrh Cured. A clergyman from th and vainly trying avery known re SHisd at last found & vecipe which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease send- ing a self-addrossed stamped envelops to Pr J Lawrence, 88 Warren St., w York City, will © the recipe free of chary L by the IS\l - on Route. Its Vestibule Expr h dining car, free chair cars Pullman Palace ing public p ) p. m., a Chicago 10:00a. m., the best b the east. It is the only line running 3 daily express trains to Chi Pooria, St. Louis and the v express trains to Lincoln, nd the west, and 2 daily ex- press trains to St. Joseph, Kansas City and the south, direct from owil depot in Omaha. 3 Farnam street. its Ticket office, 1 - 'S MEN'S AGREEMENT, THE G An Impression That it Will Go by the Board. There seemed to be some doubts among railroad oftic sterday about the so-called “Gentlemen’ Agree nt” being exactly what it has been represented to be, and the matter is eliciting considerable discussion. It is learned that very few of the presidents have signed it except conditionally, Adams, of the Union ¢ Pacific, is probably the only ofticial who stands tooth and toe nail for the scheme. That, doubtless, is due to the fact that he s virtually the father of the plan and is most sincere 1n his advocacy of its adoption. While a goodly number sig- nified their intention of signing, they seem to manifest an indifference that indicates suspicion and coldness. Up to date the lllinois Central has stood out as being heartily opposed to the agree- ment, consequently neither the Burlington nor Alton consent to surrender and come into camp. An officiak of the Milwaukee said yesterday that under existing cir- cumstancos he considered the issuc as knocked out and thinks nothing more will be heard of it after this weck. Two or three goneral managers and us many passenger men were seen, but they refused to express their opinious.” It was noticed, however, that each man, when the question wes put at him, met it with a peculiarly significant smile, as much as to say, chestnuts. The New Time Table. Two division superintendents and half a dozen helpers sailed into the new time table work at Union Pacific headquarters yesterday in order to get the document out before next Sunday, when it goes into effect, At that time the Union Pacific and Northwestern deal, by which the latter will run through trains between Chicago and Denver, also becomes an established fact, 1t is reported that_these trains are to be the equal in point of luxury and to any ever sent out here. There seems to be an_exist- ing_ impression, too, that this combination which is madc_in opposition to and affects the Burlington, has much to do with killing the “gentlemen’s agreement.” The point is plain cnough and needs no discussion, Ticket Commissions. The Omaha general agents of eastern lines received a circular yesterday from Com- i A of the Western States Passenger association, giving them the new schedule of commissions allowed on ticket sales, Between Omahu and St. Paul, Chicago, Peoria, Bloomington and St. Louis the commission is fixed at £1; to interme- diate points, 8 pro-rated per ccnt of that sum, Rheumatism Is undoubtedly caused by lactid acid in the blood. This acid attacks the fibrous tissues, and causes the pains and aches in the back, shoulders, knees, ankies, ps and wrists. Thousands of peo- ple have found in Hood's Sarsaparilla a positive cure for rheumatism. This medicine, by its purifying _action, neu- tralizes the acidity of the blobd, and also builds up and strengthens the whole body. . FOR ROBBING THE MAILS, Dapture of H, illespie After a Two Years' Chase. Henry Gillespie wes arrested at Sew- ard, Neb, Saturday by a United States marshul and brought to this cit, psterday, Gillespio is churged with the embezzlement of a number of registered lotters while act- ing us a mail carrier between the small country towns in Missouri over tio years ago. The case was put into the hands of a detective at the time, but he only su eded in_running hia man 1o carth on Saturday ust. The prisoner was arraigned before United States Commissioner Gustave Anderson yes. v, and he was hLeld to appear before the United States court this af sum of §1,000. Gillespie's attorney seeks for an order of removal, to transfer the case to Missouri, where the crime took place. rnoon in the S'JACOBS O], INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATIS. Tho Ex-Governor of Ohlo writes as followa: “Indorse the val- wable remedy, 5t. Jacobs Ol for Rheumatiom and other paing” ® TO-DAY'S ELE TION, What 15 to Be Voted Upon and Whore 1t 1s to Be Done. has been aside for the hold ing of a special elaction, at which the people will be called upon to vote upon the follow- ing propositions Shall a city hail for this city be erected to cost ot to exceed &500,000. Shall the proposed hail be located on the site known as Jefferson square or on lots 5 and 6 in block 116, the site at the corner of Eighteenth and Farnam streets originally sclected, and on which the foundation of the proposed hall now stands. To-day set Shall bonds of this city in the sum of £300),000, to become due in t ity years, and bear interest not to_exceed 6 per ¢ por annum, to_be used for no other purpose than for defraying the cost of con struction of the provosed hall, be issued. 4 00 in bonds be 1ssued to pay for paving and macadamizing th in ns of streets and allays, to ran not more than twenty years. Shall £100,000 in bonda be issued for the istruction and maintenance of sewers, sewers in ,000 of which is to be used on in South North and £50,000 on sewers Omaha, Shall £100,000 in b 13 for the rencwal of outstanding bonds of the city heretofore is. sued for the purpose of paying for the nee- nssary right-of-way and depot grounds of the Union Pacific be issued Those who favor Farnam street vote threo tickets, namely : Proposition for ce—Yes, sition for loc 5 and 6, block 116—Yes, Proposition to authorize the issue of city hall bonds in the sum of £300,000—-Yes, n Tuesday at 8 ratification of city hall or on of city hiall on lots The polis will be opon o'clock in the morning, and continue open until 6 o'clock in the evenng at the follow ing plac FIRST WA, -Corner of Jones and , barber shop nd - District fic and Pic First District Tenth stry between barber ixth reets, Aly Vs eventh and Dor- SECOND WARD. First District--South end Sixtoenth street, duct, Gibson & Hartman's buildin second District—Corner of Seventee and Vinton streets, Arnot & C G THIRD WAKD. N Corner T ental hotel, FOURTIL WA Plante First District Second Disi ard streets, O 1006 Davenport strect. ith and How- First District ond District enue, PIFTIL WARD. First District—No. 634 North Sjxteenth st cond District—Corner Sixteenth and Izard streets, engine house. SINTI WA first District venty-f rd republican club rooms. cond District—Twenty-fourth street and vay line crossing. ivth street, Sixth SEVENTI WARD First District—C r of Woolworth and Park avenues, Thompson’s buildis ccond District—Twenty-ninth and Shirl ts, near Qualey’s sciiooliouse. T WA KD, First District—No. 2003 Cuming Burdick’s hurness shop. Second District—No. barber suop. street, 2403 Cuming st NINTH WARD. First District —T'wenty-ninth and Farnam streets, C. J. Johnson's store, Second District—Corner we avenue of T and Mercer street, LRyan's oftice. Tapping the Jefter “Give them all of the Seventh, and half of the wards and still win. It looks awfull but Pat says it'sso and I guess it The most august secretary of the nian combine, McArdle alone in his sanctum when areporter dropped in_about 9 o'clock yest moraing, and so deeply lost in meditation was he that the entrance of the visitor, for a tims, passed unnoticed. The most potent secret evidently been reading the lurid dec! made by Pat Ford & few days azo to the o fect that if the i and Seventh wards should go new t in favor of Farnam_ strec *the city hali, and half of the Fourth wards sitting Third and should go the same way, the Jeffe boodlers would yet the election. The only McArdle evi found the dose a dificult on case its passi atement. he sacliems were late in arriving at the wigwam. J. B, Furay wandered in about 9:30, and was foll ed half an hour later by Jim Creighton, both looking as though the drow od had ceased to visit their couches, The injunction of the ond comman lment, to remember the Sabbath day and ke holy, was not obeyed by the wigwam All day and night they were together vise schemes by which they hop the public will £0-morrow! Yesterday they have been bus! final instructions to their s A wmore moticy crew than was gathered in to sw ge by frequent readings o low, and was trying to the endeavoring to de: 1o thrott election, giving out the halls and entrances leading into John and Jim's sanctuary, waiting theirr turn to be ushered into the ence of the supreme council, could bo imagmed. Italians struggled roes for a choice of position, while representatives of other nationalitios either wok a hand in the general push or looked on in more stolid indiference, according to their temperament. But they ‘were for rovenue only “The ammunition must be getting low,” suggested a reporter to a negro who leaning against the door with a look of mingled disgust and despondency ove spreading his ebon hued countenanc ““There ain’t been enough of it useda down our way, sartin, 1 kaint git them fellows down there to vote right widout some thin® to kinder grease the wheels.” “Where have you been working?" “Down in the Third ward.” “Do you think any of the colored people down there will vote for Jefferson squars “Not many of 'em unless de mosses g de wheels, “I'se been workin’ and a-work wid one ole man down there who has a toler- able lot of influence an’ he suys he kain't see whar's dere’s anyting it fur him, Dat's what I'm up hy're to see 'bout.” Leaving the crowd about the sachems' door, the rey started. on a visit to the Farnam strect site. “Lordy," ¢ the elevator boy as he pulled ] arted the elevator down, *but glad when to-morrow is’ over. 5 0ff the past week ving people up to room 23 (the wigwam). That's all you hear now, The) acranky lot, too, If I don’t run the machine from the bottom floor to the fifth in a second when they're waiting, they raise a howl.”” Up at the Farnam street site a half dozen parties of from two to five persons each were examining the foundati “All T've got to say,” said one whose dress betokened the workingman, “is that if the people of this town don't vote to build the city hall here it will be & shame. That's to all-fired good a foundation to be wasted.” *How are the laboring men going to vote for the greater part!” inquired the reporter of the same speaker. “‘Well, I've talked around amongst them a great deal, and I' think that nearly all of them see gow that Creighton, Swift and all those fel®ws are scarcly what they have been cracked up to be as friends of the work- iugmen, und that it is giving us all the ‘taffy’ they have been piling on lately, their object was siu to capture our votes in aid of their bi eme. 1 think they will get fooled, and that you'll find the workingmen on the right side Lo-morrow."” About noon Furay and Creighton, whe were in cousultation in room 24 in the Ware block, were joined by Pat Ford and P, W. Birihauser and the two went into close con- ference. The rooms, which had been opened to the public during the earlier houvs of the woraing, were cleared and guardians placed at the eutrances. The Jefl: efforts to captur be nearly pulled my ians are making desperate the colored votes of the Third ward aud were devoting much alteution to that district yesterday, The colored people as & _ rule refuse to listen to them, but occa- sionally & weak brother will be captured by, if the negroes are to be believed, u wore po- tent argument than mere words. An Evening With the Irvish. An eveniog of unusual interest was that afforded by the last programme at Park Place. The subject under discuselon was one of great and absorbisg importance, viz. “The Irish Question,” mot however, in its popular sense, but viewed, from a purely lit erary and historic standpoit. The seven essays were panoramic sketches from the Druidical period of the #irst five centuries down to eatholic emancipation and the land fon of our own times. The introduc tion dealt mainly with the difficulty of treat- ing a listory beset with sach distracting problems, bristling with such thorny contro. ag versies, ‘1t was a long, dark road with m blind alleys, many sudden turnings, n unaccountable crooked portions, disclosing tho strangost and most peeplexing chapter of human history and homam desting. The other essays treated of the invasion of the Northmen, the passionat ghirst of the Irish fol dge, Strongbow's invasion of § and the English domin dating therefrom. Miss Lee, of Fremont, N dilated in graphic language on the b of persecu tion and the penal laws, Miss McHugh told of the brief period of national life of which marked the latter half The remarkably I on uble of the eightecnth century. the Irish leaders was a summary of the work and infiuence of ¢ tan, Flood, Emmet and O'Connell, and reading did credit to Miss Babeock's ciation of her subject. The mu th instrumental quite in keeping with the essays, The al_music of the land of song wi »ught into requisition on harp and pinnos, Trish airs, which played so large a part in the strengthening of Ireland’s sons and iu the coneiliation of Ircland’s most bitter enemios th appre- and vocal, W found voice in the tenderest and most thril ling of Moore's melod Refinement and were the special ble literary and very successful ch e dew musical feast, w session at the ac During the past week the pupils have un- dergone their semi-anuual ud exam- on in_English and s, and begin, on u of their Druidical | Conversion of the [rish. Strugeles Against the Invaders lish Dominion in Ireland sution and Penal Laws *nof Relig's Per’cution Miss Otits fiss French +v...Miss Lee Miss McHugh heock o as follows: , Whispers from Erin.. .. Kockstroe Misses Pundt and Lowe, Vdeal Solo, Kathleen Mavourneen..Crowley MeNaughton, Miss Trois Awateurs ..Cerny Duo, Irlandise Miss MesSha Miss Dowl ing. Inst. Pianc Voeal Solo, "The Lov, Miss Me The Hary Miss IRoberts Pat Desmond Conv “Iam in favor of the pres Pat Desmond Sunday, *for tt it will end in no small amount of litig am led to believe that the will be seve injunetic ved On that vote fro | The 1 Inst. Solo, ns to Washington. Iroad is the only line ruaning through trains from the west to Washington, and they have recently improved the sevvice by put- ting on two vestibule trains of one which leaves Cincinnati daily at and the other leaves Chicago 05 p. m. All cars in these ve vestibuled. including baggage hes and s wholly Puliman Buffe overcoming 1o the ordinary rted s rounding curves at hich speed. us are heated by steam drawn from the locomoti Porte are in attendance in the day coachos A GLEAN SWEEP. Our spring goods are already on the way and we must make room for them. The balance of our winter goods must be closed out re6ardless of cost or value. We shall offer for the next few days unheard of bargains in all departments, cannot make a better inve line, even if you should have to put it aw: The greatest bargain to which Jants, The immense sale many odd pants on our hands. the cream of all bargains and $2.75. Regular th stment than to buy of we we had on . Elegant Classime ese pants would cost suits the Yon us anything in the heavy weight y for next winter. draw attention this week is a lot of odd suit last two weeks has left a groat These are offered now at prices which make them Pants, of neat and tasty patterns, which will match well with most any coat and vest, at $1.90, $2,25, $2.50 more than double, In our Boys’ Department all goods and garments of a wintry character must absolutely be dis posed of and the prices are cut so as to clear them out as speedily We offer this week our entire stock of prices. 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A petition from citizens of North Omaha 1ng the bourd to provide a school near the orth Owaha depot, At the mterscetion of crman and Barker avenues, was refused, Citizens _of Windsor Place, in a communi- cation, stated that their school facilities werc adequate and prayed the board to improve them. The matter was referred, Mis: adford was appointed assist of the Dupont school, on recommendation of the commiitee on teachers and text books “The same committee recommended the in- troduction of Anderson’s mnew grammar school history of the United States. The re- port was adopted. Bills to the amount of $35146.20 were allowed and the secreta was instructed to draw warrants for that amount, By the passage of a resolution, the com- mitice on rules, forms and printing wus in- structed to prepare a blank form on which the principals may make reports of the vis its and sessions of the various special teachers. DIE BREDEMEYER—On the 4th inst. Aman dus, son of Oscar Bredemeyer, Funeral at 2 p. m. 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