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

H geplh r weal vision first impel seck ice,” The symptoms mislead | S THE OMAHA DAILY BHE: FRIDAY, APRIL 26; 1889, o SRR DI oA o STRTRIRIRAD. b THE CITY. A small blaze at Twenty-eighth and Mason did about 10 worth of damage to » cottage. Arthur Crosby, 805 North Eighteenth street, is under arrest for beating and ptherwise misusing his wife. Peter Woodmansee will be tried, May 8, at 2 p. m., on the charge of keeping his saloon open after midnight. The dancing party, to be given by the Suratoga Lyceum company at their now hall, this evening, will by a very pleasant affair. Lorenz Burkhardt and John Christo- for, aged rospectively nine and ten years, were arrested, yesterday, on thq tharge of burglary. The funeral of C. L. Hotchkiss witl take place from the family residence, 813 North 13th st., at 2 p. m., to-day, to Laurel Hill cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. J. C. Rudd will occur from the residence of her daugh- ter, M Henry Cady, 202 South 25th gt., at 1 p. m., to-day, to Forest Lawn cemeter, The Western Union company has a force of men at work putting tele- graph wires into the Oklahoma country. Chiof Clerk Horton, of the Omaha of- fice, i in the Oklahoma country super- intending the work. About one hundred choristers of the war song concert, which takes place at the Grand opera house May 10 and 12, held a rehearsal last night at the First Methodist church under the direction of Colonel Lombard Personal Paragraphs. R. V. Martin, of Blair, is av the Barker. J. M. Ackley, of Davenport, is stopping at the Barker. Mr. Silas W. Niles, of Tur Bee, left yes terday for New York to visit his parcnts ‘who reside in Hornellsville, J. M. Crawford and wife, of Delaware, 0., and F. H. Thompson, of Richmona, O.. are guests at the Barker. Lieutenant-Colonel Moses O'Brien re- turned terday from Tecumseh, where he inspected the affairs of the division of Ne- braska Sons of Veterans. Bishop Newman, who left for Des Moines, Oskaloosa and other points in Towa last Sat- urday night to do missionary work, re- turned to the Paxton hotel last night. Mr, Dugald MacMurchy, of Wells & MacMurchy, solicitors for the Canadian Pacitic pailway, Toronto, and Mr. E. Wilde, of the same company, are staying at the Paxton, They are in town in connection with some big Canadian railway suit, and leave for Chicago this evenining. Mr, Mac- Murchy was an interested visitor at the law courts yesterday afternoon. Mrs. M. A. O'Brien, 254 Case street,Clove- 1and, O., writes to Chief Seavey asking him to help her in securing the return of hor son who was couxed away from his home by a fumily numed Callahan in this city. Drexel-McKenna. H. P. Drexel was married Wednesday night to Miss Minnie McKenna, one of the most pop- ular and charming young ladies of Omaha Judge Andergon presided. The young couple will make their future home at 1104 Georgia avenue. Work of Thieves. John F. Kelly reports that somebody stole his light colored spring overcoat while ho wasat a dance at Exposition hall Tuesday evening. Thieves broke into George Houck's room at920 Douglas street, and. stolo a suit of clothes. Prisoners kin Route. Sherift Ward, of Evanston, Wyo., was in the city yestorday with Lewis Denver and Charles Higginson,who have been seatenced to serve a five years torm for horse stealing, ot Joliet, Tll. They are bad men. During his wait between trains Mr. Ward left them in Joe Miller's kecping at the county jail. A Grave Yard Association. The Springville Cemetery association is a new grave yurd organization which filed articles of incorporation, yesterday, with the county clerk. A. Norgard is president of the association, H. Elkjer secrotary and A. P. Grom treasurer. The trustees, aside from the officers, are Cnarles Anderson, L. Han- sen, C. Hansen and P. M. Bock. Passed Bad Money. Peter Fogarty, a young man who passed a sounterfeit dollar on the proprietress of a Ninth gtreet bagnio a few nights ago, was nrraigned before United States Commis- sioner Anderson yesterd afternoon, Fo- garty was held to the United States district courtin the sum of §500, in default of which be was committed. Chbange of Firm, ‘There has been a change in tho firm of Howe & Kerr, furniture men on Douglas street. The sign will hereafter read Kerr & Manington. Mr. Manington hails from Geneseo, I1l. Ho was on his way to Wash- ingron territory, and stopped over to see the Messrs. Howe & Kerr, with whom he had had correspondence, and fell i love with Omaha. Mr. Manington is a man of consid- erable property. Mr, Arthur Howe is under contract to work for the new firm. Too Many Wives, Josephine Wilson is the name of a woman In Brownsou, Cheyenne county, who claims 10 have been married to James Wilson last summer. She wrote to Judge Shields yester- day, telling him that she had recently learned that her husbaud’s real name is Beresford and that he has two other undi- vorced wives, Sho wrote to the county ludge for information concerning the legal status of the matter. Dr. Gluck eye and ear, Barker blk. Mills' Affairs Settled. The people who placed so much confidence In young Lawrence Mills are now trying to effect 2 settlement with him. His uncle, who resides in New York, has come on to help him out, and it is understood they will succeed in satisfying everybody. The young man's total indebtedness amounts to about $10,000, distributed as follows : . Winnio .. 85,000 National bauk . 4 2,500 Bank of Commerco, 4 1,000 Maiscellaneous sums. 1,500 A meeting of the parties was held Wednes- iy evening at the First National, and agree- ments were entered into there whereby all elaims are to be satisfied. Mr. Winnie re- ceived a telegram from home notifying him that his wife was dying, and he departed at once for Now York, Rancy Will Probably Live. The St. Joe Guzette says that ** ‘Buck’ Rauoy, formerly a wember of the Omaha fire department, who was stabbed in that city by one John Croteau, on Monday, is somewhst bettor, and there 1s now a proba- bility of his recovory. He is still very weak, eaused by the great amount of blood he lost. The wound in his neck has not yet began to heal. Croteau, the man who did the cutting, in still in the city and was at work Wednesday. It is not probable he will bo arrested, as Raney does not desire to osccute. In case of Raney's death he will put to cousiderable trouble, but in case of his recovery he will not be molested. Raney seems to think that he was as much to blume &8 Croteau, and so expressed himself the day after tho cuttivg. —-— The ‘‘Referenco Handbook of the Medical Science,” speaking of kidney diseaso, says: ‘“‘Often symptoms on the part of other organs, palpitation, dys- difficult reuhlng, headaches, he patient to both the physician and patient. The ouly safe met! of troatment is a faith- ful use of Warner’s Safe Cure. It not only secures healthy action of the kid- 9y3, but cures the symptoms of disease. 1 DISTRICT COURT, The Bession Drawing to a Close—A Few Little Oase This term of the district court is drawing o aclose. The jury will be discharged to- day, therefore anything after that must be confined to arguments of motions, equity, divorce and such other cases as can be tried by the judges. Edward Tracy pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was sentenced to serve sixty days in the county Jail. “The bank of commerce has instituted suit against J. G. Hart and wife for §20,000, an amount loaned them on & Promissory note April 11, 1887, Suit_for 5225 dueon goods sold and do livered has been commenced by F. [bold et al., against T. H. Cotter. @Genevia Filts wants a divorce from her husband, William Fil and in order to ob- tain it seis forth in_a potition to the district court, statements that show great cruelty on his part. They were married in Chicago October 6, 1836, [n June, 1857, he assaulted ler face and head with his A month later, at Ovtumwa, Towa, he repeated this ot of brutality, and on tho 5th day of Janu- ed her with a rocking chair. At Minneapolis, in February 1883, he again became angered and threw her violently through a glass door, broke up a_table in the dining-room and also a lot of dishes. S. . Mercer brought action_against Pat rick A. Gowin to recover #4309 on several promissory notes. County Judge Shields. issued a marriage license to Edwin M. Kauffman and Aliie E. Bean. Tne former is a resident of Wymore, Nob., while Miss Bean resides in_this city. “Their respective ages are 4 and 25, The jury in the case of Patrick Ford, ad- ministrator of the ostate of James Doliney, aguinst the Union Pacific railway company gave the plaintiff a judgment for £00. Thoe case was on trial two days before Judge Doane. After the verdict was rendered the court took up the case of the Standard Cattle company against Shaw & Ficld. The suit was brought to recover $2,000 by reason of the defendants failing to comply with a con- tract for furnishing sewer brick for the construction of a barn at Ames, Neb. A motion for an order allowing the plain- tiff in the divorce case of Eliza Hull against ‘Wyman Hull, $1,000 as alimony, was made yesterday in the district court. Judge Wakeley finished hearing thred cases against the city of Florenco yesterda; afternoon. 1he plaintiffs n the suit were Edward Reeves, Corneclius Christian and John Stalon. The action involved the right to streets and alleys, The court has the matter under advisement. Pat Sweenoy, who was tried before Judge iroff on the charge of highway robbery, was convicted by the jur, The jury in the larceny case against Bflo Smith, a colored prostitute, after being out twenty.four hours, disagreed. She de wanded that it come to an agrecument, and court sent it out again for deliberation. County Court. The Nebraska Savings bank brought suit yesterday in the county court against S. K. Felton & Co., for $402 on a promissory note. Fitzgerald & Co. entered suit to recover $257 from James and Winfred Dempsey. The action is brought on a judgment ren: dered in the circuit court of Hardin county, Towa. An attorney named Alexander Troup commenced suit against Howard E. Schock, to recover $162, alleged to be due for attor- ney’s fees in conducting a complicated suit on a liver ystock. Rober Price, who, it is allezed, has been orting three children belonging to Charles Tief ommenced suit against him yesterday for $216, cluimed to have been ex- pended for board and clothing, United States Court. Russell & Co. filed a case in the United States circuit court agamst J. A. Buckstaff et al, to recover on a note for §4,960. Coal tar for sale by the single barrel or in car load lots. Address S1oux Ciry Gas Licur €o., Sioux City, la. Robbed While Asleep. Winan French stobped at the Germania hotel, 916 South = Tenth, Wednesday night, and when he got- up in the morning he found that he had been robbed of a watch, knite and $35 in greenbacks. The fellow who had occupied the same bed with him was very drunk when he retired, and the ofticers arrested him on suspicion of being the thief. The officers searched his pockets and carefully examined the bed and bedding and the room, but no trace was found of the missing valuables. After the drunken fellow was taken to the po- lice station word was sent to the officers that the watch and knife had been found. Offi- cer Vaughan repaired to the hotel again and found that one of the pillows had been cut open and the swatch and knife thrast into the feathers. The rollof money could not be found, Officer Vaughn and Chief Seavey are of the opinion that Freuch was robbed by some inmate of the house who, fearing that he or she wonld be searched, resorted to this method of restoring the articles that would leuad to their conviction, Discases of the heart heely block. Licensed to Wed. Following arethe marriage licanses issued yesterday in the county coart: Name and Residence. {Johin Honnalier, Omaha. Jennie Cassidy. Omaba. ... { Peter E. Norberg, Boone, Ta., Christina Oleson, Onmaha. {Eawin N, Kautrian, Wy Ella E. Bean, Omaha Dr. Swetnam and lungs. 1t health and life are worth anything, and you are feeling out of sorts and tired out,tone up your system by taking Dr, J. H. McLean’s Sarsaparill The Washington Centennial. The following exprossions of ~opinion on the desirability of publicly celebrating the centennial anniversary of the Washington inauguration indicate that the day in Omaha, as elsewhere, will be observed asa public holiday: George A. Hoagland—I am in favor of a general an observance as can be brought about, Fred W. Gray—TI wouldn't exclude a well- behaved heathen, The theory of this celebra- tion should be as broad as the president's thanksgiving proclamation, and men of any or no creed, who feel thankful for the bless- ings of frée government, ought to feel at liberty to participat W. V. Morse—The ministers are all rights but it seems to me that the opera houses are t00 smallto accommodato the crowds who will It wouldn’t be at all nonsensical to enlarge the scove of the affair and have a hurrah at the Coliseum, on our cable line. The {:floplo would have more room, as would the band’s efforts, and the singers and speakers, while apace in the cable company's coffers would diminish, Mr. Fred Krug had not looked into the matter, and preferred not to express an opinion without more deliberation, Mr. H, P. Devalon, treasurer of the Lin- inger & Metealf company, thought the indi cations pointed to a general observance throughout the country, and that Omaha ought to show its proportion of the proper spirit of thankfulness and joy on the success. ful conclusion of 100 years of constitutional government. Mr, Ben Gallagher said it was not a bad idea to lay as much stress as possible on the anniversary,but that if his house had a rush of orders he expected to do some shipping. The preachers had done well in securing the co- operation of Mayor Broateh, who was not in the nabit of allowing himselt half-way meas- ures in any mattor of public concern. Arthur Simith, of M. B. Smith & Company, said that he did not wish to give the policy of the house in the absence of his father, M, E Smith, who is with the board of trade excur sion, but that ff other houses closed on the 30th he would go in with thom. An Imperative Necessity. What pure air is to an unhealthy lo- cality, what spring cleaning is to the neat housekeeper, 5o is Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla to every body needs to the blood puritied rod, the germs of disor g Serofula, salt rheum,and all other blood disorders are cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the most popular and _suecessful spring medicine. and A PROVIDENT Steats a Rooster and Barys it Alive for Future Use. Solomon, who resides near Embler purchased a fine rooster lately, and Mr. Chanticleer has been disporting himsolf and chaperoning the hens of the neighbor hood in great shape, but his reign was cut shortina peculiar way last week. Mr. observed what ho took to bo a large g Ao with a chicken in his mouth scrate hing in the brush and leaves near the end of the rden, and procuring a shot-gun fived at the supposed dog, which turned out to be a large wolf, and upon making an ex- amination of the place where tho wolf had been av work, Mr. S. uncarthed his rooster, alive and hearty his feathers. The wolf had buried alive provably desiring to have a fresh j chiclen lunch whea the time came tha the usual decayed fowi banquet which fortune provides for hungry wolves. The rooster is still in the ring, though sadly dise figured by the handling ho received prep tory to his premature burial woLp but denuded of most of him The perfume of violets, the purity of the lilly, the glow of the rose, and the flush of Hebe combine in Pozzoni derful powder. s won- IND!G SIZZUING NATION, A Temper so Hot 1hat it Catled Out the Fire Boys. The fire companies wera called out by an A.D.T.ularm turned in last night from Frank Bellamy’s saloon on Douglas street, near Eleventh. The companies responded vromptly but failed to find any fire. The alarm was turned in by a mistake, which, under the circumstances, was excusable. 1t appears that a woman, under the influence of liquor, called to settle some grievan with Bellamy and pulled a revolver on hun. Bellamy. while gazing into the depths of the 38-calibro Smith & Wesson, reached under the counter and turned in what he supposed was a call for the police, but brought out the re department instead. During the excite- ment the enrazed female disappeared and no arrest was made, Sleepless nights male miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Good- man Drug Co. . WILL NO PAY, Californin Accident Assurance Company Refuses to Settle. Shortly before Richard Kimball's death he took ont a life insurance policy with the California Accident Assurance company for $5,000. Since the accident which caused his death the administrator of the estate has made a demand of the company for the money. Payment has be refused on the grounds that Mr, Kimball was negligent, and The for this reason the company cluims that it is not lible. Suit will be instituted at an early date to recover the £5,000. A positive guarantee is given by the maaufacturers of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic thata 50 cent bottle of this rem- edy contains more cuvative properties than any dollar preparation. It promptly cures all stamach, kidney and liver troubles. Goodman Drug Co. 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