Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 13, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. The firemen's ball will take place at the Exposition hall on Tuesday even- ing, April 23 President Lee, of thé cniy couneil, is absent from the city but will return in time for this evening’s meeting. “The Celebrated Dunlap hats.” Spring styles now ready. Irederick & Co.. leading hatters, 120 S. 15th st. The water works company had a force of mon working all Thursday night to repair a break in the high service on Walnut Hill. Several new seats have been placed In the police court room for the accom- modation of witnesses. This supplies a long-felt nec Doc Gildon went through the pockets of an old drunk named Creston, He was arvested, immediately arraigned and held to the district court in 8800, Scott Gilham, who robbed William Preston of 860 in Kaufman’s esaloon on Thursday, was bound over to tho dis- trict court yesterday in Ivoluls of $500. The case against Dr. J. B. Cornish, acensed of selling liquor unlawfully,was tried before a jury in Judge Berka’s court yesterday afternoon and dis- missed. The southeast corner of streets, in which THE BEE was born being torn down, and will be repla by u three-story brick building costing 86,500 Frank Murphy and several other offi- cors of the Omaha Street Railway com- pany were served yesterday with notice to appear before Judge Berka for fail- ure to replace pavement torn up by them last week. The representatives of the Utica Cement company passed most of the day sterduy with Chairman Balcombe, of NHE HOAA bF puklio We ks, talking over the rejection of their cement from the city’s public works. The Officer Hrml y the old Yedfield building on Twelith and Do nhn e name Ap- peared in Tie I in_con nection with the pnllr‘l! investigation,is not John Brady, who has been on the force for several years past. There are wwo John Brady’s in the department. J. H. Harrison was reported as hav- ing been arrested for the theft of a suit of clothe: The statement was wrong. It was Mr. Harrison’s suit that was stolen, and the gentleman objects naturally to insult being added to in- jury. Peter Nelson, a former eumlm e at the city jail, fell out of a wagon at the corner of Tenth and Dorcas streets last night and had his scalp) and lip badly cut, Dr. Ralph was summoned and at- tended him. Peter was boozy at the time of the accident. Personal Paragraphs. W. P. Curyl, of Chicago, is at the Paxton. A. B. Ross, of Sioux City, isat the Mur- ray. N. Vanderpool, of Chicago, is at the Mil- lard. C. L. Wilson, of New York, is a Murray Ruest. Thomas Garrett, of New York, is a Millard Buest. J. C. McBride, of Lincoln, is a Paxton guest. 1. J. Starbuck, of Salt Lake City, is at the Paxton, George W. Hall, of St. Paul, is at the Murray. C. M. Ross and wife, of Boston, are at the Millard. Hon J. H. Millard has gone to New York and Boston, J. H. Charles, of Sioux City, is registored at the Paxton. W. L. Kendig, of Lancaster, Pa., isa guest at the Murray Jules Levyy, the great cornetist, and wife, are at the Millard. W. H. Kilpatrick, G. W. Collins and R. J. Kilpatrick and wife, of Boatrice, are at the Paxton. W. J. Gage,a wholcsale dry goods mer- chart of Toronto, Canuda, is registered at the Millard. Colonel Guy V. Henry, of the Ninth cav- alry, left for Fort Robinson, Thursday, to bo present at the obsequies of his late friend, General Edward Hatch, United States army. At the Arcade: N. G. Leroy of St. Paul, W. Anaorson of Lincoln, Ed_Kose, of Pen" der, U. S, Holden of Burr, B. Hershiser of O'Neill, 8, G. Mumma of Lincoln, . H. Bayhoffer of Shelby, A. G. Hastings of Lin- coln, T. C. Brown and E. %. Buxton of Creighton, At the Barker: Chas. D. Stearns of New York, 1. Utlery of Chicago, J. H. Manning and wife of New York, Frauk Cushing of Denver, . H. Wheeler of Chicago, Orrin Sauires of Sov Neb., 8. H. Hunter of ward, Nebraska City, I. Berger'of Shelby, Neb., E. J. Hardy of Wahoo, Neb. Calves Disnppear. Swan Anderson, who lives at Sixth and Jackson, reports to the police that somebody l‘ms stolen two red cows from lum valued at 5. e Many flowers fade under one shadow. Bave the flowers of the family trom the shadow of the fell destroyer, by using Warner’s Log Cabin Cough and Con- sumption Remedy. Sold by all druggists. 50c and $1. £xpress Rates Reduced. ‘Thursday a material reduction in rates on all the express Lines of the country went into effect. The principal companies are the Adams, United States, B. & O., National, American, Southern, Wells-Fargo, and Pa cifie. Under this agreement tho rates from New York to Chicago ave 32 per 100 pounds, and from Chicago to Omaha §2 for the same weight. Tne thr rate between New York and Omaha is $&. These rates are a reduction of 50 cents between this city and New Yorlk, and the same between this city and l,lm.u;o S LK Mortuary, The funeral of Waldo E. Potter, aged 19 months, son of Chiaries S. Potter, ugent of the Wells-Fargo and American oxpress com- panies, took place yosterday. The remains were interred in Forcst Lawn cemetery, Mrs, O'Hearno died at the family residence on the corner of Twentieth and Clark Thursday night of cancer of the stom- ach. The funeral will occur at 830 o'clock to- morrow morniug from the Church of the Holy family. The remains will bo interred in St. Mary's cemotery. Mrs, O'Hearno was very well known in Omaha, having resided Bere twenty-two years. Tho husband of the deccased has beon connected with the car dopartment of the Union Pacitic. T i A New Train, The connecting link between Ne- braska and Kansas has just been placed in service by the Union Pacific ruilway. This train leaves Council Blufls dajly at 4:45 . m.; leaves Omaha at 5:05 a. m., and runs through without change to Manhattan, Kan,, making direct con- nections there with the Kansas division of the Union Pacific railway for all oins in Kansas and Colorado west- und, and for Topeka, Lawrence, Kan- us(uy and points east and south via Kansas City. Returning, train leaves Manhattan at 2:25 p, m.; arviving at Uuntrho at 6:25 p. m,, Lincoln at %:50 P 1., and Omaha at 11:20 p, m., Coun- cil Bluffs 11:40 p. m., making: direct conneotion with Ksusas division trains from Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka and the cast, and from Denver, Salina, Abeline and all points west, enabling rnuengon to visit the |)|ll|L{|ln| points Kansas and Nebraska in the shortest possible time. These trains have first- class equipment, consisting of smoking cars and first-class day coaches of the latest pattern. ‘The new train will fill [y lon;:' felt wasnt, snd is bound to be popu THE MOTOR'S STATU Squads, Wires, Ties, and Engines and Other Things of the Doovor's. The Motor company had four squads of laborers, numbering seventy men, at work upon their lines yestorday. Under the supervision of the city englneer the company is establishing its lines on Fif- | teonth street, between Jackson and Jones, makinga cut of seventeen feet in ordor to do so. It is oxtending its line south on Fif- toenth from Howard across to Jackson and also working upon its Fourteenth stroet crossing of the cable line. Crossings of the belt line on Twenty-second near Nicholas are also boing put in to-day, and_switches at Twenty-fifth and Charles and Twenty-tifth and Grant. Dr. Mercer said yesterday that the company would immediatoly lay an- other track on Saventeenth irom Nicholas to Clarke, and that as soon a8 the ‘injunction was dissolved thoy will double the track on Sixteenth from Clarke to the fair grounds, and would build on Sixteenth from Leavenworth to Vinton, Vinton to Sixteenth, and from Sixteenth to wenty-fourth, and from Howard and Tweltth — to._ sventh, and from Howard to aton, from Vinton to mnl along Thirteenth south to | “The work,” said the doc- ill be done as_rapidly as possible if the injunctions are desolved that have been laid upon us by the consolidated cowmpanic When these lines are built we will bo opers ing about twenty miles of rond. We are now purchasing anotnor 400-horse power engine, 20 cars and over £30,000 worth of additional tric_equipments, all in addition to what had already purchased for June de- livery.” Dr. Mercer also stated that the Hanscom park line would not be completed until some- time next fall. NEBRASKA FOOTWEAR. Morse & Co. to Establish a Factory to Make It. The fact has just been announced that W. V. Morse & Co., the leading wholesale boot and shoe dealers, have decided to establish in Omaha an extensive boot and shoe manu- factory. Arrangements are so far com- ploted that active operations will be com- menced within a few Material has been contracted for, workmen arc being employed, and all matters counceted witit the _entérprise are being pushed as rapidly as possible. Wh the location of the factory is, s yet, kept secret, 1t is announced that it will be in an eligible locality and of sufiicient importance to ut- tract attention and add great strength to the w. V. industrial importauce of the city. While it may not equal the I and shoe facto- i in eastdrn m turing cente at first, the proprietors auticipate rapid growth and such additions from time to time as the busiucss demands. This is an industry which of all othe ought to be established in_ this vicinity, because all of the raw ma- terial required may be obtained at our very doors. Streets to be Paved. The ordinance vassed at Tuesday night's meoting of the council for paving certmn streets, has received the signature of Mayor Broatch. The streets to be paved are: Izard, from Sixteenth to Eighteenth; Chicago, from Twentieth to Twenty sccond; Farnam, from Selden to Lowe avenue; Leavenworth, from Selden to west'line Lowe avenue; Poppletod, avenue, from Twentieth to Twenty-ninth; Woolworth avenue, from Thirty-first to Thirty-second; Worthington street, from Kighth to Tenth; Pine, from "enth to cast line ot Eighteenth; Burt, from "Thirty-sixth to Pleasant; Vinton, from Twen- nty-fourth; Eighth, from alley ashiugton to Pine; Seventeentl, from Harnoy to Juckson; S Cuming to C| ney to St. £ Center to Vinton port o Californin; Thirty-second, from Wool- worth avenue to Park street; Thirty-sixth, from Cumimng to Californin; Pleasant, from Cuming to Burc; Lake, from Eighteenth to Twenty-fourth; Burt, from Sixteenth to fh sccond; Clarke,’ from Saunders to west line of_§ Webster, from Six- teenth to Twenty-second; Harnoy, from Twenty-sixth to Twenty uht , and Twenty second, from north side of Dodge to uorth side of Davenport. No Name. My little boy, five years old, was attacked with a disease for which the doctors had .o ils came off to the mddle e years under various kinds of treatment from many ph, ians, he suf- fered terribly and ot no be I began the t time ago, and Joux DEiuL. is getting well, Peru, Ind. Took Three Hottles, 1 suffered greatly with blood poison for a number of y After taking Swift's Spe- cific [ was entirely cured, and I only took three bottles. RonerT DEAN. Jamaica, L. I A Brace of Palaces. The furniture of the Wilson-Branch man- sion on lower Douglas street has been dis- posed of at public auction for §00. The halls and rooms of the structure are deserted and drear, the inmates have been dispersed th ughout the city and country. ‘The uses to which the building shall be put have not yet been decided upon. The palace was crected about cight years ago by Dan Allen, and a life interest ‘in it was given to Miss Annie Wilson, at whose death the property returns to Iithan Allen, a brother of Dan’s, who resides in this state, about forty miles out of Omaha, Of Iuterest (o Travelers, Those contemplating a trip to Europe should t the Omana National bank and obtain a letter of credit, as with that they can travel without risk of robbery or loss of any kind, it being un- necessary to have at any time but little actual cash on the person, the letter en- abling the holder to draw in such sums asmay be required, wherever ke or she may be, and receive in payment the kind of money in use in thai country. Letters are made for any length of time required by the holder, and can be had on application at the bank by a deposit of cash or good sccurity, col- lateral or |u-|',\ouuL Parties visiting the Paris exposition will find a hmll"nu house on the grounds n tho *‘Porte Rapp,” where they can obtain moncy on letters issued by the Omaha National bank., A list of bankers abroad, in whose care travelers can have their mail ad- dressed, is furnished by the Omaha Na- tional in connection with the letters of credit; many of these bankers have a regularly organi mail system, and give special attention to the rumm'dmg of all wrmnpuu-)oncu. The filcn(l:{l’lll)hl‘l‘i. The Omaha Stenographers’ association met Thursday night in the rooms of the Stand! ard shorthaud school, Paxton block. After the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting by the secretary, a committee on programwme was appointed and a very inter- esting programme arranged for next meet- ing, when papers on shorthand, typewriting, and other subjects of intorest 0 stenogra- phers generally will be read and discussed. Several pew members were admitted, and tho organization is now on a tirin basis. ‘L'he association meots again next Thurs- duy evening in the same hull, Fisher Printing Co., 1011 Farnam st.. telephone 1264, u'Tm.k book makers, ete, A Peregrinating Numismatic, The police have arrested a fellow giving the name of John Fitagerald, but whose real name is R. J. Walsh, on suspicion. He has on bis person no money, but & large collec- tion of rare and Valuable coins of England, Italy, Germoy aud other nations. These he hids bean trying to dispose of o collectors of coins, and the police ran him in on sus- picion o mvlut robbed some numismatic collection. He bud on Lis person an express receipt showing that be had sent & grip from Tracy, Minn.,, t0 Red Oak, Ia., aud Chief Seavey has telegraphied Lo Lotk places cou- oeiing thy feliow, A 8O 'S MURDER. A Liguor Firm to Be Held Re- sponsible for Consequent Damages? One of the most peculiar eases of litigation that has ever boen contested in this country, a case that involves several fine points of law as well as the possible establishment of a precedent, is on trial before Judge Groff and a jury. It grows out of the murder, committed about twelve months ago, in Montgomery & Adams’ saloon, when Wil liam Ferguson, a colored boy, shot and killed Ole Oleson. Mrs. Caroline_ Michaelson, the m other of Oleson, sues the firm for #5,000, claiming that. througn the selling of liquor by them to Ferguson, they are responsible for her son’s death and the loss to hor of his support. She alleges that, just prior to his death, ho had promised to provide for ana take care of her so long as she lived. It was Sunday night in the early spring nearly two years ago thata gay party of young pecple, enjoying themselves in danc. 2 in Mueller's park on Vinton stroet, had r pleasure suddenly turned to sorrow by a quarrel, which subsequently resulted 1 the shooting of John Quinlan. Charles Vollmer nd held under heavy bonds Last fall Judge Groff and accusod, found him guilty of nd degree, and sentenced him to imprisonment for life, His attorneys, howoever, succooded in getting a motion through for a new trial, and a socond hear- ing is set for Monday next. Saturday, April 18, 185 “B;llmy Sl(:cp, Tired Na- ture’s Sweet Restorer.” — If you nnot sleep, do )'r)u ap- preciate your condition? Med- ical authorities condsider slcq)- lessness one of the most seri- ous nervous disorders—the advance agent of insanity. We offer you a proper hon- est, herbal remedy, that will bring sleep to your weary brain, Paine’s Ce lery Com- pound soothes the irritated nerves, and regulates the bod- ily functions, giving that per- féct health which causes sound, refreshing sleep. Mrs. J. Donahue, of Burl- ington, Vt, was cured of slee pnessness after using three bottles. Mrs, E. Autcliff, of Peoria, I, was entirely relievd of sleeplessness with less than a bottle. Zenas Sanders, of Waest Windsor Vt., couldn’t 51<‘cp more than an hour at a time, but after using Paine's Celery Compound he slept clear through the night: Anso on, and so on We guarantee Paine’s Celery Compouml to be harmless, and with no injurious or unpleasant after effects. At Druggists, 81.00 per bottle. WELLS, RICHARDS( Burlington, Vt. vicsic GORMPANY’ S EXTRACT of MEAT. six for & CO., 00, Finestand Choapost Meat lusoarin Stock forSouns Made Dishes and suuce s et Ten, “an invalun Dle Lo N s e B0 Jars Gor g DRS. 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Consult the old Doctor.” A friendly letter or call may save future suffer. ing and shame, and add golden years to life. 8@~ Book “Life's (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicing and writings sent everywhere, secure from exposure, Hours, B to 8. Sundaysgto 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 8o, Clark 8t. CHICAQO, 1L : 7 : ‘"M“" gl{uens < Finost toned, most durable, and possess |hl‘ (ml_y b- Laly co ! uunh. Warranted to stas LYON & HEALV m 'STATE STREET, GENTS' WITH No. 4 SPINAL BELT. APPLIANCE ATTACHED. can be m Sns The Owen Beltis not a Oh spatented lhu belt is nul adapted to thel Montion This Paper. 'S AGO. L% AL OWEN = ELECTRIC BEIT that \\m compure with it. The current is under the perfect control of the \\mlrcrvnml de mild or Buspensory. 10) to suit any complaint; this caunot be done with any other belt, The Fy'10% wBakaess of menis connccted NrocHto the attery, tho disks are so adjusted thatby means of our appliances the Electricity « e ImpTOve oo Sivnio Jody ol hna Jst hoen patented Ang n to be. , tat tor d Twent; Gugrantes Bolt whicy c-""\\'?r@‘fr%‘li‘g&?nfi:’fi?n?fimx Sianydcscrio d 15 Cury ‘i it s appliced to the body, and i8 worh only from six o ten hours d TAdter exnniining 18 Delt Yot will buy 16 other, u i 18 yWOrn A ANPOHHOE L0 A1L SING To r{m\\ the };nu“’confldcnmm- have in our Ele ce, we will gend our Full Power No. 1e to ras pnmn»'«pn 4 on thirty ve to be O do what we Reprevent, Bell as the best. age for our free fllustrated pamphlet of over 40 years experience, which will be se 16 you with our bo ed envelope, giving instructions how 1o treat yourself wiik electricity or the use ot medicine. Send for a pair of Dr. Owen's Electric lnmlw *rico $1.00, which will cure you of t, Chilblaing, Cramps in Feet or Legs, or Cold Feet, Do not case they will be so advised, } The OWEN ELECTRIC BELT & APPLIANCE CO.. 308 North Broadway; St. Louis, Mo. Special Easter Offerings. This is the week for Boys Clothing and we propose to make it memorable. You should see our goods before you supply your boys with an Easter outfit. We never had such a big stock, never named such low prices, nor ever displayed such beautiful styles Suits in all the newest patterns of cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds. To give an idea of the values we are offering, we mention the following lots, which will be on sale to-morrow: Boys’ darkblue flannel sailor suits, blonses with embroidersd collar, and knee pants, gizes 4 to 10, at 75c. Boys’ good, strong Union Cassimere Suits-coat nicely pleated and of neat appearance, gizes 4 to 13, at 95c. Boys' strictly all wool cheviot suits of a nice, stylish pattern, with pleated coat and well made up, sizes 4 to 13, at ¢1.60, This is an extraordinary bargain, as we are positive such a suit has never been offered for less than from $2.50 to £3.00. A large variety of handsome jersey suits at $2.50, §2,05 nml $8.25, ¢5.00 and $6.00. Equally astonishing values will be offered in long pants suits, of whish we have an immense assortment. All the approved styles in cheviot, plaids, etc., for spring wear, ‘We have long pants suits from $2.50 upward, OUR KNEE PANTS SALE. For the past few seasons it has been our custom to appoint a certain day on which we almost gave away knee pants. Thousands of our customers remember thess sales and thousands are eagerly watching for the day. We shall have another such sale on TUESDAY, APRIL 16, On which day we shall offer 2,000 pair good strong knee pants at 15c a pair. actually worth 50¢, and no house would think of selling them for less. two pair to each customer, and no mail orders can be filled on this lot! DON'T FORGET OUR NEW SHOE DEPARTMENT. actual values £4.00, They are We will sell only LADIES! A No. 4 APPLIANCE BELT. ATTACHED. {Galvanic Belt and Suepensory will j o o1 mervous_ character <Rhguma lepsy, Spinal Diseasc & mulmgu Nervousnes n-nmflng. " Back \l ! discretion in’ Youth or Married Life, Nervous Prostration, Personal Weakness or plaints, in fact all nervous diseascs pertaining to Male or Female, We challenge the Byl o Bl This is the Latest and n be carricd to any part of ihe Bod oo u ent ever made in applying Electricity to the ult l? Tt differs trom all others. - 1t 15 & g tory B Galvanic Cell. With 2 will cure un or Wiercver the diccase Is loonted, ody for the cure of Qiseace or a8 & romedial agent: 87, improved ‘|Il’ufl|"\ 18t, 1859, Ev oIt contaiting 1o Galy 5 with 100 de strength, has o Positive il oricily or & Galv oxted omplai will yec n rest assured that the ell a8 gents, find Ve an honcst’ opinion, v by mail froe, W \01'who eall of write u ate consultation roo trlml 1.0, a1l timns, For information how to obtain trial beli sce 125-puge pamphlet. Open at all tin have pr Health is Wealth 5 Convulsions, ]‘l Nervous 1ru||.| er7ovs Prostration caused by the 56 or tobac o, Wakefulness, Mental Deprossion. Eotining of tho. jrain ¥ Slting in In'vnn.li leading to lll\1< t Pr er 1 eifi.o Spermatorrhwa caiised The brain, sulf abus box contalns one or 8ix hoxes for ceipt of price, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES o cureany case, With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with we will our written guaraitee to re- fund the monoy if the treatment does not effect acure, Guarantees issued only by Goodman Drug Co., Druggists, Sole Agents, 1110 Farnam Street Omaha " ob. over mduli th's treatment, s ut by mail ,u.pnm onre’ Steck Plino Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable actien and absolute dura- bility; 80 years’ record the hest guaran- teo 0! the excellence of these instru- WBUDBEIDGE BROS. 'hhln ih‘ TYLER BESK €081, Lotis, Mo.,U.. Wyomin 0il Lands LOCATED, And all o \cessary papers filled, W. E. HAWLEY, Civil Enginaar, CABPER, WYO, or OMAHA, NEBRASKA D Snimney &C NATIONAL DISPENSARY NERVOUS, CHRONIC and PRIVATE DISEASES of MEN and WOMEN successfully troatel. 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