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

THE OMAHA DAILY BER: FRIDAY, DECEMBER THE CITY. The Missouri Mining company was Incorporated yesterday by Henry Birk- enbone, J. tandeford, Charles E. Mottram and James 13, Sheean, with a capital stock of $40,000, The purposes of the organization are announced to he tho purchasing and developing of coal and oil landsund the buying and selling of coal, coke, lime and cement. Personal Paragrap J. N. Haul of St. Paul is at the Paxton. . P, Swith of Scribner is a Paxton guest. . H. Whitmore of is at the Mur . Gobles of Red Cloud is a Murray mes W. Dawes of Crete is a Millard R. W. Want ana wife of Beatrice 1 at the Paxton, Mrs. John Doolittle of Lincoln 1s at Paxton. Ross L. Hammond of Fremont Millard. Cowan of Lincoln 18 stopping at the is at the the H. Sammons of Sioux City is at the Murray. J. W. Holmes of Kearney is registered at the Paxton. 8. H. Calhoun, jr., of Nebraska City is at the Millard. H G, Smith of Exeter, Nob,, is registered atthe Millard. Charles Ch at the Murray. Charles A. Barker, treasurer of the Min- neapolis Grand opera house, was in the city yesterday. C. W. Colb, brothe one to Richmond. of Grand Island 18 stopving of Silas Cobb, has Ky., on a vi: He has for several months beon a conductor on the Mercer motor line and has not visited his old home for years, Marringe Licenans, A license was issued to the following par- ties by Judge Shields yesterday: Nume und Address. illiam R. Wall, Fullertc liza Lacy, Chicago ... Cozzens hotel, $1 No Diphthera b pidemic. “There is no reason or foundation for tho mseless diphtheria scare which one of the papers is attempting to ate,” said a @ member of the voard of health. “The discaso is no more prevaleut now than it usually is at this scason of the year. ‘The deaths will not average one a week for the past four months,” Nnr\'mu debility, poor memory, diMdence, ine. Sumples free at Kuun & Co.'s, 16tk and Douglas. Failed to Account. Dora Albhous went to Furove a few months ago and left all of her business in the hands of her brother Iphraim. When she roturned he had collected about $500 of her money. When this was demanded of him the lucre could not be turned over and Dora filed an information charging him with embez Soothing Syrup re- duces inflammation while children are teething. 25 cents a bottle. Wandell Again, H. H. Wandell, the ex-employment agent, who has frequently been arrested for fraud, is again in trouvle. A warrant was yesterdav 1ssued for his srrest on the charge of grand larceny. The statement made to the states attorney ‘was that Wandell had robbed Justice Wade of a watch, overcoat and a few dollars in cash. ‘Wade had been sick and was asleep in his rcom when Wandell, it is alleged, entered and took his effects. Prior to this time the judge and Wandell bad been drinking to- gether. Several weeks ago articles stolen from Wade wero recovered in Wundell's room, Manderson block, Capitol avenue ana Four- tecnth streot, but the matter wus suppressed and 0o arrcsts were mude. Most complexion powders have a v lare,but Pozzoni’s is a true beautifier, whose effects are lasting. A Charming Souvenir. The Youth's Companion Double Christmas Number is a charming souvenir. Its d cately colored cover encloses a wealth of stories and pictures that are intensely inver- esting to readers of all ages, Some of the features are, “Christmas in a Wagon,” by J, L. Harbour, a story of pioneer lifo in the Rocky mountains; Double Decker,” by Mrs, Frank Lee, astory for the boys, and another for the girls, uulll.l-'.l Beth’s Mem- orial Stecking,” vy Mrs. H. G. Rowe; an in- teresting description by Ei umrv J. Uu_\'nea of the famous “Minot's Ledge Light;”’ Ara- bella B, Buckley's *Sleep of Plants, and ‘What it Mecans;” “Attacked by Lha,y~ enues,” by K. L. O. F, Wolcott, a story of wild ‘westarn life; “A Christmas Night's Sensation,” by Clinton B. Converse, and *'Alice’s Christimas,’” both fresh and appro- rrh\w to the scason; highly beneficial ed- rials on ‘‘I'horoughncss” and ‘‘Stanley’s Return,” with a beautiful page for the very oung children, together with anecdotes and its of fun, combing to muke a complete treasury for the whold family, Don’t buy trasny imitations. Get the genuine Red Cross Cough Drops. — Announcements. Seats for Stuart Robson's engagement at Boyd's opera Liouse, which commences this evening, were put on sale yestorday morn- ing, and the sale was quite'lively, ~ Bronson Moward's great comedy, “The Henrietta," will be played at the three performances, Mvr. Robson and company are direct from Bun Fraucisco, where the play was un im- mense succes Milton and Doilie Noble will play the standord drama, “The Phaenix at tho Boyd on next Monday. Although Mr. and Mes. Nobles have been pluying “'The Plie- Bix'! for flfteen years it is us popular us over, Mr. Julius Cahin, agent of the **Held by the Euemy" company, arrived in this city yester. dly. His attraction will appear a% the Boyd £riday aud Saturday of uext week, Remember thit Rice & Dixey's *‘Pearl of Pekin,” with Louis Harrison leading the gua is the Christmas attraction at the yd. Beecham's Pills cure bilious and nervous ills ——— COSTLY FORGETFULNESS, It Has Cost J. G. Megeath Something Like $35,000, An interesting case came up before Judge ‘Walkeley of the district court in which tho _ failure to put on record a deed to tive lots in ti-bellum days causes the present contro- versy. The lots 1n question are situated Le- tween North Sixteenth and North Seven- teenth streets in that portion of the city kuown as Harbach’s first addition, In 1855 Harbach platted the addition under the titlo of the Omaha city company and J. G. Megeath bought five of the lots for a tnifle, and received a warranty doed there- for. = As Hurbach had not yet received a deed from the govermwent for his pre- emption claim ~ Megeath deferred put- ting the sale on record unul the necessary Plxe 8 were received from Wash- . logon, nally forgot all about the mat- ter until ho ran acrass the old deed among * bis old papers a few years ago. When ho ' eawe Lo investigate the mater he discovered that in 1867 Ha bwh had replatted the terri- first uddition and sold the lots a sccond time to Messrs. Leuvitt, Raf- ferty et al, Mr. Megeath has turned his olaims to the lots over to Mr. lddings to make what he cav out of them. Megeath's memoriae, It is said, bas cost him 90, as the lots are uumnwd 0 be worth amount at pnun ‘Watch the box. hux uu gooyine Red Cough D conts per box, ko WON'T STRIKE DAKOTA, Pacific Prafers to Heach Oiher Points, Two or three years ago when the question of building an air line raiiroad from Omaha to Yaukton and othen points along the Jim river valley in South Dakota was seriously agitated, the Union Pacific company took considerable interest in it. The management talked openly about the eaterorise as one that natarally belonged to and shouid be backed by that corporation. Now, however, when the demand for such a road has reached tho point where It 100ks as if somebody must act things are different. Mr. Kimball, when asked whether the compauy proposed to let tue matter slip into or still had their eyes on the said: “1 have advo- cated the feasivility of extendiug one of our auxiliary lines to Yankton and up the river, but our people have turned their attention consider more important exten- sions, thercfore presute it would be a difi cuit work 10 got them intercsted in this The Union The fast mail Is rapuily becoming ver popular 1 for overland passenger Whon it was put on the Union Pacific offi- clals thought th two sleeping cars would bo sufticient to accommodate all the t able to pay gilt-cdge prices for extra accom- modations, wrc now beginning to fina out the 3 increasod until it becamo neces; day, to attach another Pullm Bixiyaix through passongers aboard out of O Howover, the business of tho b limited, 50 as 1ot to cause delays or loss of time. ‘Phe mail must get through accord- ing o schedule, even though the sleeping s aud their occupauts have to be side- tracked any place dlong the line, A dispatch from St, Josept says that C. N. Burns, B. Stringfetlow and severai other loading eitizens of that nd Atchi- son turned over to the Santa ‘0 company a_ charter, secured by them, pro- vidiug for the building of n steel railroad bridge across tho Missouri river at St Joseph; also that v : d on the structure A gentloms about iv say rying out long cl a line to Omaha, to know all proposes car- rishod desire of securing By having a bridge of its own at St. Joe, it can ¢ we a track lease of the Kansas City, St. Joe & Council Bluffs road from there to this point, and, in wy judgment, that is the scheme on foot.” The Union Pacific officials hiave decided to rearrange their dummy train service be- tween Council 13! South Omalia by discontinuing the 995 a. m., and 4:50 p. m. runs, thus leaving on only one train to make a trip each way overy hour. Since the motor line was completed thro:gh mid- business ou the dummy uas fallen off so heavily that 1t now comparatlvely amounts to notbing, However, the ‘‘working man’s train’’ 2t 6 a. m, and 5:30 p. m, remains and is marked as a permanent institution. The disruption in Chicago Wednesday of the Wes es passenger association caused considerable excitement among the passen- acpartments of all the roads here. s the opwion of Union Pa- Burlington and Eikhorn Val- officials that another ussociation talone in western and southwestern roads and excluding the hues to St. Paul will be organized immediately. Oficial circulars aunouncin g new_apoint- nn-uu on the Missouri river n ) ssl'uuic is to sucee Ld M. Cummings geaeral man- ager of the Mountain division; that Joseph M. Barr, superintendont at Cheyenne comes here in the placo made vacant by Resse- promiotion; that B. M, Ryder suc- ceeds Barr, aad R. M. Baxtor becomes as- sistant superintendent of the Wyomiug run. Vice President Holcomb has gone on a brief tour over th » Missouri river division. Stoux City will be tho first point visited. ieneral Manager Dickenson has gone west. General Manager Holdredge of the 1. & M., who hus been enjoying & vacation, is ex- pected home Saturday morning. “We Point with Pride" to the ‘‘Good name at home,” won by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass., where it is prepared, there is more of Hood’s Sarsaj lla sold than of all other medicines, and it has given the best of satisfaction since its introduc- tion ten yoars ago. 'This could not he if the medicine did not possess merit, If you suffer from impure blood, try Hood’s Sursaparilla and realize its po- culia ative power. BROATOH'S DUPLICITY, flis Remarkable Performance Bi.yd's Wednesday Night. Rev. T. S, Fitzgerald, president of Creigh- ton college, Wednesday night delivered an eloquent lecture under the auspices of tha St. Vincent de Paul society oun “Christ and Poverty.” Mayor Broatch introduced the gentlema: Speakivg on the subject, a leading business man said: **I think Mr.Broatch offered an un- pardonable insult to the audience, and at the same time showed how little he knew of the duuy devolving upon him as the party se- lected to ntroduce the lecturer. “What would have becn in place would have been u few words, if indead they were required atall, to tell the audieuce some- thing about the reverend and eloquent gen- tleman which was not already kuown to it. “Instead, however,ho took oceasion to feli- citate himself upon the fact that the Cath lic congress had, as it were, sustained him in bis alleged closing of the saloons. Even if it were true, as held by the mayor, that the saloons were all closed by him, it showed poor tuste to advert to it fn co nection with a discussion which compre- hended anl{ the Savior and his poverty. The mayor's talk was vulgarimprovement of the opportunity to advertise himself, which was far from aporeciated, ““Again, his honor, smd: *We, the Protes ants of Omaha, have shown our appreciation of this [thesupportof the Catholic clergy| ¥ joining hands with the Roman Catholics in electing, as my successor, a Roman Catho- lic who I pelieve will earry out the des- tinies of his church in this mutter.” "’ *“I'his statement is in poor accord with that made by Mr, Broatch the day after election, when he stated that he had not only voted for Mr. Lininger, but had ordered his coach- man to do tho sawe thing. Which is to be believed " at Never uive Up. If you suffer with asthma, brouchitis, or any other disease of the throat or lungs, nothing can surprise you more than the ra pidimprovement that will follow the use of SAN’[‘A ABILE, If you are troubled with catarrh, and have tried other medicines, you will be unable to express your amuazement at the marvelous and nstuntaneous curative powers of CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE. ‘Phese remedies are not secrot compounds, but natural productions of Californ Sold at 81 a package; three for $2,50, snd guaran- teed by Goodwan Drug Co, FELL AMONG “THIEV How Mr, Squiris Returned From the Land of Spooks. A. L. Squires, a newspaper. man, had an awfully narrow escape for Lis life at the Millard hotel yesterday morning. ‘While ke resides at Thedford and ruus the Thomas County Herald, Mr, Squires bas been out on an extended trip to the Black Hills, IHe arrived here en route home Wednesduy evening. ile rotired ubout 11 o'clock in room 9, and by some accident left the gas turned on slightly. At % o'clovk yesterday morningthe hall boy smelled a stpong odor, but could not for & long time locate the source, All the Lransoms were open with the exception of that above Squires’ door. An examination developed the fact that Squires was breath- ing very bard. An entrauce was quickly ef- lem!, aud not @ moment too soom, for man was almost dead. Clerk Huleu. called Dr. Harrigan and together they :ndumlaw re:ivu I‘hn -uflorer Aflor w0 hours Wor res was buck lo“ ol s‘h is umu‘hl he w.\\ recover. Umlllhmu uires that he had fallen into the hands of thieves who were trying to rob him, and fought like & mad man, oly take Dr. T, H. MeLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; nnlike comgh syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any discase of the throat or lungs quicker than any other remedy. Children will fr PERD— An ldeal Number. “The Ladies’ Home Journal” for January is an ideal number and mnow occupies firat place among tho publications especially de- signed for the fireside. In wealth of con- tents and attractiveness of appearance it would be aificult to imagine how it could be mproved. v. Mr. Talmage of Hrooklyn begins bis connection with the magazine in this number, ment is entitlea and promises to become one of the most prominent features of the Journal, Among the contributors for January s, ALD. T Whitney, Bl beth E. nester, Holt, Mrs. Loulss 1 known writers. is only put up in lurge two-oun boxes, and is an absolnte cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chappod hands and all skin arup- tions, Will positively cura all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORE 1 NT, Sold by ¢ cents per box iman Drug v.»mumn\ Ly mail 30 cents. AR GROUNDS TO €OUTH OMAHA Avenue Cars Magie Cley. smaiuder of the winter the company will run the motor rs on the Sherman avenue line through to outh Cmana witnont change. This will vo a ten minute servico on the line extend- ing from the fair grounds to N streat in South Omaha, and tho is ouly a nicke Poople Living in the north part of the eity can carry on a business in South Omaha and reach the latter point beforo 7.a, m. People hiving in South Omakia can enjoy the benefit of the Omahu theaters, as the cararun within a block of tho twe princival play houses, and a number of trains will run a_after the usual hour for Sherman Run to the During th street railw A gang of men was put to work extending the motor lino avenue, north on Lowe ave along the lins of th yesterday from Mercer WiIl be paid to any competent chemist who will find, on analyeis, a particle of Mercury, Potash, or other polsons fn Swift's Specific (3, 8. 8.)° AN EATING SORE Henderson, Tex., Aug, 93, 1839.— “For elgh- feen months T hed an eating sore on my tongue. 1 was treated by the best Jocal physiclans, but aobtained no relief, tho eoro gradually growing worse. I concluded finally to try 8, 8. 8., and was entlrely cured after using o fow bottles, You have my cheerful permission to publish the sbove statement for the benefit of theso similarly afliicted.” C. B, MoLzxone, Henderson,Tex. Treatisc on Blood and Skin Discasessmailed freo, THE SWIFT §PECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga. LOIT1ITERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY, Established in 1878 ——BY THE— MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. OPERATED Under & Twenty Years’ Centrast by ths Mexican International Improvemen: Cumpaw. Grand Monthiy Drawings ield in the Moresqus Pavillion in the Alumeda Park, City of Mexi- S, and biitly eontagied by Oavernmeas Offlelals, appointed for the purpose by tne Secretarles of the Interior and the Treasury. LOTTERY oF THE Beneficencia Publica The monthly four dollar Drawing will be held in the City of Mexico on Jannary 9th, 1890, CAPITAL PRIZE $60,000, 80,000 Tickets at $4, $320,000, Price of Tickets, American Monsy, WHOLESS 4 HALVESS 2 QUARTERS 81 1 CAPITAL Pit1Z 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF JAPITAL PRIZE OF tAND ERIZE O 1 APPROXINATION PRIZE 160 Prizes of ¥0 app. to 10,000 Pri, 150 Prizos of thapp. to 200 brl 160 Prizes of 4ua W9 Terminals of decidea by. 2276 Priz Amounting to 1 All prizes sold in the United States fuil paid i v’k Burrency, AGENTS WANTED, 9 Fon CLUB RATES, or any further inform- ation desired, write leibly to ths undersigned, stating your residnce, with state, coun- et and number. Mors rapld return mail will be ,assurad by your enclosing an lope bearing your full address, IMPORTANT. U. BASS Cry oF By ordtuary letter, contaiing MoNK isstied by all Express Companies, change, Drattor Postal Note, Special Fentures. By terms of contract the Company must de- posle the wum of all ‘prizes included n tho scneme before selling & sinule ticket, aud re- Geive the foliowing oficial permits CERTIFICATE,—~L lereoy certify that the, Bankof London and Mexico has a speclal de- posit the necessary funds ‘to guarantee the pay- ment of all prizes drivwn by the Loteris de la Bene- feencla Publica. 0L NAR OASTILLO, nterventor. Furthr, tha Company 15 vequired to distrib- ufe Nfty-six per cent of the value of all the tickets in prizes—a larger proportion than is given by any other Lottery, ¥inally, the wumber of tokets s lited to 80,000~ than are sold by other lotteries KIRK’S AMERICAN FAMILY SOAR: SHOE DEALERS £ sbrated lines of Loots snd Shoes, manutacture d by U. M. Henderson & Lo, of Ohicago—Fac- Iorluu\_muqn Dmm 11 lfi snd Fon Du Lac, Wi l.—-homd \;‘u_; IIIII. "mo .urnl LD Traveling Headd tor Hubbers, Address wmoning ! 20, 1889, « Paris x]}osifion, 1889. PCZLI'S obtained the only gold medal rarded solely for toilet SOAP in competi- tion with all the world. /Zighest possible distinction.” \ADE ONLY gy GEo. AMACBETH&C PITTaBURGH P For Sale by M. H, Bliss, Omaha, Nebraska. AN EXPLANATION! Of the Method of Conducting the Auction Sale of Max Meyer & Bros’ Jewelry Stock You can ask for and examine any article be- fore you, have it offered, and then have it put up at once, thus enabhng you to get it with very little delay. REMEMBER, the QUALITY of every article is GUARANTEED as represented. Sales Daily, 10:30 A. M,, 2:30 P. M. 7:30 P. M, The store is for rent and fixtures for sale. J.H. FRENCH, Auctioneer. “YOST” WRITING MACHINE., A Typowritor made to meet the molern want for a mahine which prints dicectly from type, uses 1o ribbon, aligns permansitly at point of printing, i3 Light, Compact, Durabls, and in a word, I bullt on_sclentilo {rinciples, l!lu utlder of A lurwe all nikos, o sule, 1 &lso sales’ agenty writer. tug thest low market, \We would s pleased to re you, whether you want to p wo will gladly sho tho o aut tho finest and lavigost 8t riter Furul: ture, Supplics, ete, ever mmm 1t o this elty. iR priced machine or the ive a cail from oF not, and GEO H SHITH& 00., I605 Farnam St., Cmah HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR. HardwaremScales A Large Assortment of BOY'S AND MEN'S TOOL CHESTS, A ¥ULL LINE OF ICE TOOLS AT BOTTOM PRICES. $BEND FOR CATALOG!TE, 1405 Dcuglas Sfreel - Omaha, ARTIST SUI’I MOULDINGS, FRAMES, 15613 Douglas Street, Dr.]J.E. MGCREW e Well Known Specialist. Anteod, Spor torrhma, nlllmf cure books, 4T Hacret," for Man or Woinan, ench 10conta (ot \rrih. Disosses o ure-l ly ai L b o by y” send | AR Tor repiy: Diseases | SULTATION I FRE] OFFIC o, i3t Jackson Sts. Onaha | » $5.00 in oF danger. and wit: s githor or gluctsicliy. hAlf rate S.E th out the uj ofurm, g Uoid ‘s g ver HiIDgs & SMtisiacuon (.: DR BAILEY, DENTIST, Paxton Block, 16th mul Farnam Hl,roeu, Take Elevator on 16tn Street. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 3 O'CLOCK. --.mg o e e TO" MEN = uul«ln-uhlu Al pariicn o for hows Au- Frof, B, V‘. IIV_.LIB olt, Mok, & EMERSON, g HALLET & DAVIS §FKIMBALL, Lu::am & PTANOS & ORGANS ¥SHEET MUSIC. Omaha, Nebraska Holiday PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN, Silk Umbrellas. Silk Underwear. Silk _Mufflers, Sitk and Linen Handkerchiafs Neck Wear. Night Shirts, Smoking Jackets. In facteverything in Man's Fur- nishings can b etound at SANTAI.-HIDY hm Qe m&-mm s superior to Copaibe, Cubeb, or u.l;., P freo frow all bad swell or CONTINENTAL Clothing House Grand Clearance SALE OF Fine OVERCOATS The balance of our Overcoat Stock will be offered this week at prices never suggested tor the same grade of goods. We have yet large stock of our finest Overcoats which are made fromsome ot the most Expensive Fabrics in the market. They must be closed out be- tween now and January 1st. Fine Elysians Fur Beavers and Chinchillas, $18, $20 and $22. The sale of Men’s Business Suits at $10.00 will be continued this week. Out of town cus- tomers will please send their measures for these suits and they will be sent on approval, and ifnot satisfactory.may bareturned at our expense. Don’t waste time by sending to us- for samples of the goods as many have done during the past week. The goods are just what they are represented to be,~-strictly; all= wool, pertect fitting, and are regularly -sold tor $15.00. Custom Department Special Bargain Sale, Overcoats to Order $35.00. Until January Ist we will make to order the balance of our Fine Overcoatings includ- ing Meltons, Frieze, Chinchillas and Montag- nacs at $35.00 Gentlemen who avpreciate first-class ma- terials, style and workmanship, at prices ayeraging 40 per cent halow early prices, are invited to examine thisline of Fine Woolens. The price $35.00, is made with a view of clo- sing out the balance of this season’s Heavy Overcoatings. OUR CALENDAR FOR 1630, Will be ready for free distribution albut th Itisa valuable steel engrayed Calendar and will be cheerfully diss 20th inst, tributed to all comer ccept Children, We will mail one promptly to any out-of-town address if the names are handed in before the 2oth inst. FREELAND, LooMmIs & Co,, Cor. Douglas and 15th St. The Largest Wholesale and Retail Clothing House West of the Mississippi. | | l