Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 20, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Collections of internal revenue yester- Aay amounted to $8,061.41. The Omaha postofiice has received $45,000 worth of stamps and envelopes. Thieve s attempted to break into the grocery store at Nineteenth and Charles shortly before midnight, but were seared away by an officer. Walter Williams, who passed a bogus . B0c on an Italian Monday, has been 4 fooling with Uncle Sam. He is now in charge of tl o l.nncd States marshal, and held in b Twenty nunl o' \h!hor Hubbard uni- form were received at the county jail yesterday for female prisoners. The same number of undergarments in suits was also added to the prison wardrobe. One of the fine black hors es belong- b ing to hose company No. 2, was recently b fnjured by falling while running to & fire on Sixteenth street. Veterinary Surgeon Ramacciotti ordered the ani- ‘mal to be shot. Personal Paragraphs. W. H. Sumner, of Schuyler, is at the Mil- 3 lard. C. o, Jaques, of Ord, is Paxton. | George W. Martin, of Fullerton, is at the 3 Paxton. J.D. Hord, of Lincoln, is a guest at the axton. A. Crowell, of Tekamah, is a guest at the illard. stopping at the ©. L. Miliiner, of Wahoo, is stopping at the Millard, i3 R. G. Fleming and wife, of Norfolk, are at ‘the Murray. James W. Dawes, of Crete, is stopping at i the Mitiard. A L. Andrews, of Crete, was in the city yosterday. ) J. B. Cesino, of Hastings, registered at the b Paxton last night. Frank Wheeling, of Nobraska City, was at the Millard yesterday. ©. W. Thomas, of Grand Island, registered at the Paxton last night. William Gammoa, wife and daughter, of ‘Obicago, are at the Paxton. Miss Jessie H. Millard_leases to-day “Rock Island to visit Miss Webber. F. F. Ellwood and wife, of Walnut Hill, ‘wegistered at the Paxton last night. W. B. Reice and John M. Dyer, of North te, was at the Paxton yesterday Charles F. Neal, of Edgar, Neb., registered among the guests at the Paxton last night. The minister from Japan to the Umted States will pass through Omaha to-morrow over the Burlington enroute from San Fran- i cisco to Washington. 3 J. B. J. Ryan, the well-known journalist, was on the strect to-day after a serious ill- ness of twelve weeks. Heis yet quite feeble, but his fold associates hope he may soon re- gain his former strengtn. Michael DeYoung, editor and proprietor of the Chironiclo of San Francisco, arrived with y from San Francisco over the Union Pacic to-day. | The tourists departed for points east this afternoon. for k z b Fisher Printing Co., 1011 Farnam s telephone 1264, blank book makers, ete, At Four in the Morning. 9. 3. Donavan, the saloon keeper charged with keaping a disorderly house, will have P 4 chance to explain matters on Friday at 2 i p-m, k. For a disordered liver try Beecham's Pills Kitchen Directors. The Kitchen Bros, hotel company filed amended articles of incorporation yesterday in which they state that the affairs of this 3 corporation shall hercafter be conducted by i 8 board of five directors, ———— Grades in Dronkenness. John Bensan, who was very drunk and dis- orderly, was fined # and costs. John W. Whinner was not quite so drunk and dis- orderly, was mulcted £3 and costs. Lou Cobia, 4 plain staggering drunk without any noisy accompaniments, paid $2 and costs. e Linny Will you suffer with dys liver complaint? Shiloh’s V g uaranteed to cure you. oodman Drug Co. Sebastopol Retroating. G. Bealand sister Miss E. Beal, of London, England, are at the Barker. Mr. Beal is the owner of tha scenery of the spectacle *Siege of Sebastopal” which was displayed at this lace last fall. Mr. Beal proposes to remove to San Francisco. It will require forty freight cars to accomplish this work. opsia and alizer is For sale by A Heavy Transfer. Edwin H. Sherwood and wife yesterday filed a warranty deed with the register of deeds, conveying twenty-six lots in Sher- wood Park addition to the Sherwood P: Building association. The conside was $01,000. The property is neer Lowe avenue and Cuming the transfer situated garden and ficld: eeds. Wm. ¢ Co., 16th and California. 8 Marriage Licenses Following are the marnage licenses issued yesterday in tho county coart by Judge Shields: Name and Residence. Goorge H. North, Omaha Sarah Bradley, [} {Jlmcs Qak, jr., Andover, 111, Josephine Quest, Oy Saratoga Lyceum Company. Articles of incorporation of the Saratoga Lyceum company were filed yesterday with the couaty clerk. The purpose of the new corporation is to erect a Lyceum ball, buy and sell real estate. The authorizod stock is 3 150 shares at & each. The incorporators are 3 William L. McKay, Louis Littiefield, Billy 1 Austin, William S. 'Henshaw, and F., W. b ntine. § Dr. J. H. McLeoan's Chills and Fever pe is geatle in action, and wa & certain cure. 50 ccu s a bottle. ranted led out the name of neck in the court room \\'uS\Nu~'«\ to get a look at the sup- posed famous brigand and robber. Instead of & fierce looking highwuyman, however, was soen & lazy and harmless drunkard who had assumed the pseudonym to couceal his ident- ity He was found guilty of being beastly 4 drunk and was fived §10.50. On the Anxious Se Dr. James B. Cornish, Twentieth and Lake, who bas been on the charge of seiling liquor oun Su uday for other than medicinal purposes, will be’ tried ou Thurs- . #l0 is very anxious to compromise the iter somebow and says if he can get off s time without the §100 fine he will see the offense is not repcated. Notwith- standing this he pleml\.\l nux guilty. That hmklng coug hoan be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. For sale by Goodman Drug Co. Marriage is Not a Fallure. Toe Bd Croighton Guards literary society w;larmwl.\r weekly entertainment Mon- duy nigk as usual enjoyed “a foast of and “The program was Jengthy, varied and of a highly literary and usical charucter, and the performers did subjects and themselves ample justice. Drogram wus published in Monday's Is Marriage a failure " was discussext oocasioned considerable warmth, wit and The ladies demonstrated beyond that marr: tage u a glorious success. Chamborlain’s Cough Remedy will acold in less time than sny other t. Its effect is to loosen the , reuder the mucus less tenacious and paster to expectorate, and cause its r’d‘nl from the air cells of the lungs, also opens the secre |} he fever, and restores the sy BY NIGHT AND DAY TIME Rival Companies Building Rails on Many Streets, Yesterday when a reporter visited the scene of the track laying in the north part of the city, a gang of men were found at work on the old track on Lake between Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth moving it a few feet further south to make room for the tempor- ary track put down last night just north of it. The work on the new track had been hurriedly and imperfectly done, hut the atreet was effectuaily captured for that dis- tance and the work will be finished more leisurely. The new track extended east only to Twenty-fourth. On the latter street the pavement was torn up for 4 few rods north and soyth of Lake and a double street car line put in, most offectually shutting out all rivals. No other work was done on Lake either by the motor or street car company. On Sherman avenue the Motor company had tracks from Clark north to Grace and Clark pavement was torn up for a number of rods north of this, showing the direction in which the motor was heading. The work was no farther advanced than it was Mon- day, when Kj \\a\! stopped by the injunction granted by Judge Doane. At tho corner of Seventeenth and Grace strects a gang of workmen were connecting with the Seventeenth strect track the line that is to go up Sherman avenue via Grace, The work was being done carefully and well, as though the track up Snerman ave- nue was an assured thing. It was rumored that the Cable company in- tended to head off the Motor company runming in_a line from Centar or Locus! north on Sherman avenue. These strect however, were the same as usual and showed that at least the work bad not been com- menced. It was reported that gesterlay alarge gang of men commenced to excavate for the new motor power house on the southwest corner of Nicholas and Twenty-second streets,but Dr. Mercer appeared on the scene and ordered all work discontinued for the present. Boils,pimples, hives, ringworm,tetter, and all other manifestations of impure blood are cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. How Berghoff Was Arrested. Humphrey Moynihan, now of Chicago, has arrived, having been summoned as a witness in the Berghoff case, which is expected to come off to-day. It was Monyihan W arrested the accused after a chase of twenty- one days. Berghoft was tracked to a num- ber of places, one of the last of which was Centroville, Dak. He had left there and goneto Michigan whither he was followed by the detective, The latter was accompan- ied by acouple of Pinkerton men and learned that the fellow had gone toa place called Centerville, also. While on the train, goin to the latter place, another train passed and Moynihan remarked that hethought he suw in it a man who corresponded with the de- scription given of Berghoff. However, Cen- terville was reached and it was discovered that Berghoff Lad been there and left. The detectives burriedly returned to Niles,where Moynihan telegraphed to Pinkerton 1n_Chi- cago. One of the latter’s men nabbed Berg- hoff as he was disembarking from the Micli- gau train at the Twenty-second street depot, Woodruff Granite Qaarry. Iam prepared to furnish Woodruff granite in paving blocks, door sills and steps, or blocks of most any dimensions at cheap figures. Also handle atmy Lincoln yard all clas: of cut stone for any part of the state. A for figures. Thomas Price, Lincoln, Neb. Keep lh(' lu)-lers Moving. A citizen makes the following complaint whicn in some instances is well founded: “It seems to me that something should be done to remedy the habit loafers have of hanging around street corners. Last Satur- day afternoon it was almost ympossible to get through the crowd of men lounging at the corner of Fifteenth and Farnam, and this isonly a sample of an every day oceur- rence. ©A lady can scarcely walk Farnam street on a fine afternoon without being run into by half drunken men or dodging crowds who wmsist on standing in the center of the walk. “This is a disgrace that Omaha should wipe out at once. In large cities the police are instructed to keep peopfe on the move and it should be so here.” Do not throw away your hard earncd cash tor every new cough syrup, when that stand- ard remedy for coughs, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, is 95 cents. “Hurrah 1" said a little girl, “I'm not to bo kept in because of that horrid neuralgia. My mamma has bought a bottle Salvation OiLY Arrested for Forgery. The notorious Mrs. Wies, who figured in a slandes report about Ed. Miller, and later was arrested ou the charge of attempt- ing to poison a woman at the Open Door, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant for forgery. Some handsome presents sent from the east to Miss Pussy Felker at 108 North | Thirteenth. By mistake the number wus put 107 instead of 10 Wies woman. Fel e clumed she was Mrs 4 a receipt at two_difforent onts were seat Christmas the Felkers did not know of it until yesterday. The only complexion powder in the world that is without vulgarity, without injury to the user, and without doubt a beautifier, is Pozzoni’s. Gall by tha Pound. Ofticer Savage's surmises were right that the fellow giving the name of W. M. Myers, who was trying to dispose of cutlery ata Tenth street pawn shop, was no other than Frauk Martin, who plundered A. Davault's store at Janesburg, Mo., recently. Mr. Da- vault was telegraphed and be came inmedi- MEXICAN THE OMAHA DAILY B ately to Omaha and has ldenuned the prie- oner, Mr. Davault offered £100 reward for Martin’s eapture and scattered bills and Ko tal cards gfl laiming this reward through all the neighboring states. Now that Martin is captured, Davault has the face to ask Officer Savage to accept n paltry € for his reward stead of £100. This is the second time that an Omaha officer has recgntly been cheated out of his just reward, the other instance being when Pete Barrett, who is to be hung next Friday, was arrested by Captain Cor- mack and Ofcer Turnbull on the charge of murder, the pseudo-detective from Minnoap- olis to whom the Omaha officers delivered the prisoner, recelving the $2,200 reward of- fered for the capture. ek S There are nineteen metals more valun- ble than gold, but noremedy which will compare with Bigelow’s Positive Cure for coughs and colds. A promrt and pleasant cure for throat and lung troubles. 50 cents and 8$1. Goodman Drug Co. OMAHA ARRESTS, How They Comparc With Those of Other Cities. Chief Seavey has received reports from Chicago ard Cincinnati showing the number of arrests and convictions during the year in those cities and the result is that Omaha av- erages well with them, In Cincinnati 16,530 arrests were made in one year, and of this number 7,584 persons were convicted, the percentage of convictions being about 47 in 100, In Chicago there were 50,432 arrests, and 15,348 convictions, or about 30 per cent of the arrests. In Omaha the chief says taat 40 per cent of the arrests resulted in convic- tions. Thus Omaha makes a better showing than Chicago by 10 per cent, and lacks only 7per cent of making as many convictions as Cmcinnati. Added to this is the fact that both Chicago and Cincinnati have all the patrolmen necessary, while Omata is scantily supplied; for this reason it is hard he residence of the ! to convict most of the drunks and vags ar- rested here at night, as the officor who made the arrest is asleep at the time of the hear- ing of the case before the police judge. In the other citics there are sufficient mon on the forces to take the place of any oficer who has to appear in court during his hours of rest, thereby enabling him to get a proper amount of sleep each day. In Omaha if an ofticer on duty at night makes an arrest he has to moke his appearance in court during the day to testify, and yet report for duty at 7 p. m. just the same. Wm. Black, Abingdon, Iowa was cured of cancer of the eve by Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Touie,which cures all biood disorders and diseases of the stomach, liver and kidne The best tonic and appetizer known. 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. Cost of Street Sci aping. City Attorney Websters has not yet passed an opinion upon the street sweeping contract as to whether it compels Fanning & Sloan to scrave as well as sweep the streets under contract prices. At the board of public works office yes_ terday it was ascertained that the scraping of stroets has been an exvensive operation, been donc under order of rd of public works. the scraping cost .74, making a total .43 For supervising the work Fanning & Slaven, hav been paid 10 per cent of this amount or §1,225.54. A New Train. _ The connecting link between Ne- has just been placed vice by the Union Pacific This train leaves Council Bluf 4 leaves Omaha at ? through without ch'\ngo to an, Kan., making direct con- nections there with the Kansas division of the Union Pacific railway for all points in Kansas and Colorado west- bound, and for Topeka, Lawrence, Kan- sas City and pgjnts east ana south via Kansas City. Returning, train leaves Manhattan™ at p. m.; arriving at Beatrice at 6:25 p. m., Lincoln at 7:50 p. ., and Omaha at 11:20 p. m., Coun- Bluffs 11:40 p. m., making direct counection with Kunsas division trains from Kaunsas City, Lawrence, Topeka and the east, and from Denver, Salina, enabling passengers to visit the principal points in Kansas and Nebraska in the shortest These trains have fi class equipment, consis 8 cars and first-class day coaches of the latest pattern. The now train will fill a long felt want, and is bound to be vopular. The Midnight Ordinance. At the council meeting last night Council- man Kaspar introduced an_ordinance calling for the repeal of Section 21 of Cl vised rules, which calls for the closing of saloons at midnight. He claims that aliow- hem to keep open after that hour would not conflict with the state_law, and that the saloon keepers should be allowed some chance to up for the losses incurred by the enforcement of the Sunday law. The ordinance was read a second time and re- ferred to committee. An Absolute Oure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT MENT is only pat up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds and chapped hands, and all skin eruptions. Will positively all kinds of piles. Ask L AB. IETINE OIN odman Drug Co., at cents. cents per box—by mail 30 Paymaster l“lo) \l of the Burlington, started out with perquisites for the boys yes- terduy. MUSTANG LINIMENT Thus the “ Mustang” conquers pain, Makes MAN or BEAST well again! . BEST IN T“EWORLD Gr0.AMACBETH&CO.PitTsBURGH.PA I POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of purity stren, and whol meness, More economical than £16 ORAIRAFY Kinda. And cannot b6 soid i competition with tae multitudes of low cost, shortwelght alum or phosphate powders. = Sold only in cans, Koval Daking Powder 0o, 12 Walistreet New York satlsfled that Cancer is hereditary in my My father died of it, a sistér of my and my own sister died of it My feelings ma ined, then, when the ho rible diseas S appearance on my side. v nmnlh.nnm\numr, eating inwardly in y that it could not be cut out s remedies were used for ft, but o Cancer grew steadily worse, until it seemed that I was doomed to follow tha others of the family, 1 took Swift's Specific, which, from the st day, forced out the poisonand continusdits use until T had taken Soveral botties, when 1 found myself well. 1 know that 8 Winston, N. C., Nov. 2, '8, Tam mmily, other died Send for Book on Cancer and Blood Disease DL SWIFTSPFCLFIC CO., Drawe NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIO % OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! Louisiana State Loflery Company. Incorporated by the legislature in 1863, for }’rdlu ational and Charita \ ts MAMMOTH DRAWIN Annually (June and Decambes) and its ¢ LE NCMBER DRAWINGS take each of the other ten months of the year. a are all arawn in public, at the Academy of Musle, New Orleans, La. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, For Integrity of its Drawings, and Prompt nent of Prizes, are conducted wich honesty. i 04 faith toward all parties, and wi Wae company to use this esrtifi‘ate. suniles a sigaatures attached, in it tisements T Gy COMMISSIONERS. We, the undersigned Banks pay il Prizes drawn in v O ‘I Bank. Pres. Union National Bank, GRAND MONTHLY DRA WING, At the Academy of Music, New Or- leans, Tuesday, April 16, 1889, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets as Twenty Dollars each. Halves, $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, $2; Twan- teths, _$ 100 PRIZE 20 PRIZE 0 PRI Prizes of 10)are 4 Prizes, : X OTE ~Tickets DrawlovizjesPr Capita are not en- titled o terminal prizes. Stating yous resid tate, Number. More Fapid futam TR 5 enclosing bearing YOur Express Money Onde Yo 2 nary ietter. O EXpross (at our expense) addrease MA Or M. A. DAUPH Washing Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEA NATIONAL BAN New Orlean: R InM EMBER 7t or vy New Orleans, La. D.C. La. the paym, nt ot TEED ATIONAL DAN! and o4 by the Preskient of an inbtibe artered rights are recognized in the of all imitations or anonymous ONE DOl price of the smallost par sraction ot s tieket 1SSUED BY U Ity o Anythiog in our name ofered for less than is'a swindle. Ther Lion" High Pressure Hose FOR SALE BY THE Following Plumbers Husséy & Day Co., M. A. Free, Giabam Park, J.J. Hanighan, J. L. Welshans, 4. R. Barnacle, 8. 1. Morrison, Rese & Balfe, Am all leaaing pumbers throughout the west. r, The pressure guaiantee impriated in the b o the ‘cover is a protection to the consu agaiust commos hose. EXHIBITION AND SALE ART NEEDLE WORK! Chicago Society of Desorative Art, THE MILLARD HOTEL TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, IAIIGH 19 AND 20. Admission Free, Hours: | “I-cnt-n.l 23y R,.,‘..., Kaite. lock 9“ s‘ J cANcE lu\l-mn..cn—.dl TELLING FIGURES are.the arguments we have always used to influence trade and these telling figures have always brought us the customers, and we will al=- ways depend on them for the biggest share of the clothing trade., Our business has been built up on the plan of low prlces and we mean to continue on the same plan, Our stock this season is unlimited and thl% gives the buyer unlimited choice. We display hundreds of styles o spring suits. Here are a few of the bargains we start the season with— One lot of nice all wool Cheviot Suits, lined with good farmer’s satin, at $4.75. Thisis an honest suit, well made. At no time has such a suit been sold atless than $7.50. One lot of really nice cassimere suits, a neat dark mixture at $5.90. This suit is lined with good serge, made substantially and we recoms« mend it for excellent wear. We have always had the reputation for the best line of well-made medium priced suits —say at $S, $0 and ¢10. Knowing that the great majority of customers prefer that price, we have always taken pains to give the greatest possible value that could be put into a suif at that price. The line of $3, 9 and $10 snits which we display this season is far ahead of anything shown formerly. We unhesitatingly claim that with every suit you buy of us at that price you save at least from ¢5 to $6. We have this season added to our line of £10 suits an extraordinary bargain in the shape of a splendid corkscrew suit. The mate rial is all worsted and of very fine (uality, lined with best farmer satin. We have them in sacks and frocks, all sizes, from 35 to 42. The suit is of good weight and will make an excellent dress suit. At ten dollars we pronounce it the greatest bargain ever offered, angd we guarantee it is in every respect as good as any suit for which' other houses are asking $16 or s18. Price means nothing until you see the goods. We want every careful buyer to take time tc examine our gar ments and note every detail of lining, trimming and finish. MAIL ORDERS—Receive prompt atention and we send samples and rules for measuring on application, Nebraska Clothing Gompany Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. Dr.Syimer&C NATIONAL DISPENSARY ATE ASES of fally treated. OMAHA MEI]ICAL «=* SURGH AN i msmurd CHRONIC and PRI and WOMEN succe YOUNG MEN N, W Cor lSth & Dodge Sts. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL - | Clironic &nd Sarical Disgases, BRACES, SATISFACTION. s what Wwe Want to give to ever; SPINNEY & CO. Main and 12th St., Kan v, Mo. ¥ Me n thi aper. DX. OWEN'S ELECTRIC BELT AND SUSPENSORY. Auc. 15, 1887, Inptoven Fis. 1, 1859, DR. OWEN'S ELECTRO. s CALYANIC BOBY RELT % AND SUSPENSORY v | Diseases of Women a Speclzlly- BOOK ON DISEASES OF WOMEN FREE. ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL wsTiTur MAKING A SPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES/ o3 successfally treated. Syphilitig from the system wi W All tic Complaints, . Gezeral and | Sendin piain wr BOOK TO MEN, FREE! Upon Private, ‘Y« cial or Nervous Diseases, Impos | fmaer, Sypiic Gleee and Yasiooee, wia Guasiiod Hise.” Address Oraagha Medical and Surgical Instilute, or DR. McMEN Cor, 13th and Dodge Sts., =+ Millons o Tregs! IO PATT. 20to 60 DAYS, This is » disease which bas heretofore Baflled all Medical Science. When Merfury, lodide of Pota: rilla or Hot Springs fall, we gu; We bave s Hemedy, unknown to anyone World outside of our (% d oho that as (1] NEVER Y, OMAHA, NEB, i ARCE R }*’Sim .mcrmé OLES e ..,.. Sitiees v joels 5 -...n.n . ELECTRIC BELT — to cure the most obstinate c: l'el? ‘\!h\-l m 1 g of l;'rlJi' Trees, A:“v 1 f):ulgfl lim[;. recent casea oes the work. “Ti1 the oldchr AND TRUSSS i Tarzs assore green: ment of T Timber Clalms. “ | LOW PRICES AND CHOICE S10CK. Factlities rpassed. Write for wholesale it & I Address, SHENANDOAK NURSERIES, D. S. LAKE, Plu»r etor, ANDOAH, - - 1owa, deep seated o cured bundreds who have be COMBINED. DR. ISRAEL'S JALVANT for Syphilis has found until our ‘llhlc REMEDY oW zurmc BELT & APPLIANC E 0. : orth Broadw.y. 8T LOUIS MO SH " FLORIDA LANDS For Sale or Trade. wn lote, | siitatle fof | winter homes. for wester | ‘mproved fariu land: ence solic L .O. GARRtTT Oriando, Floridas Dr. J.E. McGrew, sTEINWAY, | L R SPECIALISTS VOSE & SONS, BEHR BROS,, | In the Treatment of all Chronic, Spe- cial and Private Diseases, and JAS, W. 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