Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1890, Page 8

THE PEr OF. Jacobs is in jail bottles, Sherman Ransom is aceused of fng #23 from Rose Williams, Louise Matt s nccused of stenling a pair of gloves from Brandeis, the mer- chant. Storz & Tler have commen the county court ngainst P, I and John Bowyer to recover goods sold and delivered, Sheriff Rosencrantz of lan cyunty, pnssed through the yesterday, taking two short term | prisoners to the penitentiary. A funeral was held at 2 o'clock CITY. for steal beer ing steal- e Murphy 176,90 for Rushvill | | fant child of Peter Goos, | day. The interment took place at Pros- | pect Hill, Captain Mostyn will man’s funeral ‘tomorrow, accompanied by six officers,in memory of the fact that the dece s for u Tong time w menn- | ber of the police for | Knights of Pythias, fourth anniversary at the s room Cuming wttend Ed its with a social correr of streets, The body of F man about forty-seven year claimed at Heafey & He undertak- ing establishment. He is r known to y relatives o friends in Omaha, Irish- ybable that the remains will have | rred at the expense of the | county. A numher of com lodged with Chief Sc ous houses, rotten sidewal d holes in | the street, chief suggests that if | these compls » gent to either the | (‘iV.\' building or, the street com- | missioner or the city sidewalk inspector would receive more prompt atten- are ve is considernble complaint about the condition of Locust street between Sherman avenue and the lak At places the sty is almost impassible. The banks have d in on ti walk and there have been se of manuer dumped there by partics who W tuck in the mud and’could not get out unles they left their lond, An effort will be made to induce the council to pave this portion of the street. The Rush Creek land and live stock company filed artic of incorporation The incorporators were | Vells, Thomas Kent, W i John T. nd George 11 1 stock of the company is 000, and the business to be the buying and selling of land and live stock and the ope aranch in the countics of Che) Deuel, and in Hutchinson and in Texa PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Stanley of Friend is at the Paxton, »s of Norfolk is at the Millard. illis at the Millard, is a guest at the M. R cy of Ansley is registered at the | Nathan of West Point is at the Doty of David Cit Paxton General J. C Paxton ¢ is stopping at the MeBride of Lincoln is at the Pisdale of St. Paul is a guest at the Colwell of Fremont is stopping at the | Millard. J. €. Kesterson of Fairbury is registered at the Paxton, J. D McDona the Murray John Barsby of Fairmont is registered at the Murray. R. Per at the Paxton. | Johu Bradford and wife of Gretna are stop- | ping at the Casey. F. R. Sylvanus and wife guests at the Millard, meral Freight A i loft for Chic Lof Fremont is stopping at nger of Central City is a guest | | of Lincoln are | nt Engeler of the Rock of Fullerton are | <Im]u\|n1| from a in Chicago. f and wife of Lincoln are t the Murray. 5. Rosecrans of Rush- the arrivals at the Millard, cof the Salt Lake | He says that eculative ite- being esterday body is wild with s ment in Salt Lake, and th made by everybody upp ¢t Discharged. asuspectin the Jones murder n discharged upon the recom- mendati County Attorney Mahoney,who did notconsider that there evidence against the man, Abe Lish, case, has be An Unsettled Matte If Chairman \ rooman, of the Union Pacific ors who w nded at Grand Island, he f of Mr. Dickinson's abscnce, to accomplish anything. Anyway the mattér stands just as it did before hé car His W w ajor Bulcombe, chairman of the bo public works, who has been danger with pueumonia, has recovered sufficiently to attend to his duties at the headquarters This is the ombe has ex ¥ years and his phy only thing that carried him thy s selge was | his will power, | sus| - over A Lively Runaway. 1 spivited team driven by Mr. N. Mil spaugh of South Omaha, took fright at the motor on Fourteenth street and ran away Sunday afterncon. At Fourteenth and Howard Mr. Milspaugh was thrown out | 'y but held onto the lines and was dragged for several yards, Fortunately ho escaped with only u fow bruises and the bug gy and horses were uninju 1s Thirty Tons of Mail, of mail on the mail cars re- ishing increase in the weight of ut and coming into Omaha over of four years age, On Fric of ‘Omaha the b U pilo left this city, the vavious welght of 61,708 pounds, thirty tons of letters and BUCKS g or upwards of pupers. it Hubby. Lorenzo 8. St suddenly left his home in this city, desertin his wife and carrying off over worth of jewelry bel He was afterwurd Jocated in Sult ve ho wus living a beaut ed Kittic Mr reer wd o the saintly city and churgo of grand larceny. sof i contains” an of the trial, which resulted in Stevens held to the district court in the of Caught H Several months ago vens $100 \ing to b Lake of the W or order na ens followed her $1,000, eal Estate Exchange. The cart company representatives pected daily at the real estate thelr proposition. A hoped for ‘T'he listings ye City of Omaiia, thredstory brick for are ex exchuange with it large attendance 1s torday W0 feot [ morning of lot idence, #4100 per frout wern 5, bloclk 85, unt Place WOre Wwported 3. L. Juynes & Co. WL AVENUO | for #0400, und 1o ‘hllu o addition for §300, suit in | | one dollar, | mlation yiclding mmense profit hel | Wednes: | tion at Wask ATT oom Needed pring Term Pupils, public sch the spring term yesterday. On ace 1ditiof ki View, Walnut school This cher at each pla AN INCREASED INDAN More School for the All Is in Omaha were opened for Several cha of the increase in atter room was added to the Lathrop, Mason, Om West Omaha_and Iz additiona be cho: f tho board 4 the were n ount wnce one m, ard igned during the re Barnabus, Miss 1 Hartley of Paul, ) m, and Miss Noon of THE GUILTY ESCAPE, ssecuting Attorney is t Proper Help. crim! pointed to had been returned to Because the P id ‘“Here charged for the f Seavey as he y that ity a note and is utic a pack; him il Ch ley asin b dence to justify | “Now I conside: had abundant v the road ith prosceu ath with cases and one-half his s at least two cution said Chief stute is that ther Mahoney Is crowded to « hasn't time to do more th dutics, The county should h mul lawyers to assist are escapin Vhen Hartley an ntl some of the The committed Twenty 1 goods in was_ burglary cond nd robb 1ce on Sout few weeks agc Costs by eve e great ma- 5 0f nds itsell must be carefull jority of peog life,” .Hbod's § in buyin necessitie: of wh dir a month, THIE HE ALL The Sanitar Work of Cleaning Up. Officers White, Rowden, Shoop, and Hinchey constituted the sunit which began at 10 o'clock a nosing expedition among and back yards this morr The city has been div and the orders of the detail will be peremp, 1d demand instant compliunce. g of the expedition, City Physician Tohnson the alle; o sanitary organization in Omaha, and ave in a position to this much only through the kindness of Chief Seay who placed the men on this work. Itis the spring c o get rid of the filth and umulated during th wintc hey will no doubt fln teir work thoroughly, bit that will only complish one anything like effective should have at number on the work continu uld lYl'h)\l« tha l\ e have only £3,000 at our disposal and that pays for one man andno more, since thing must be on hand in-case of an epi which is possible at any time. This u is kept constantly on the o i mn)-lnnhmul\\llh e, Othe ve an appropriation of from competent force of men, gitating the question and hope to omething to work on_ as soon as the peo ple realize that iuvestment of their funds in a good sunitary department is 4O I hope, by the whom I haye uice out the covered gutters on the 51 d out asked to street cros “I have also asked to hia irculurs giving minute direetions to house: holders as to how the work should be don, *This force will probably be at work for month.” o printed 20,000 To the Dealers in Oil. This is to notify you that we have no further interest in the ])4< Moines oil tank lin Moines eme nl \\lfl\ Me: \w\ Wil B we reided to se lI them our mll-xcsl \\]m h did January 30, 1890, Parties desirving to buy fivst class oils, independent of the Standard Oil com® | puny or consolidated Tank v, will please write us divcet and we | take in lowest pr much pleasure making possible, W you all ¢ of illuminat iting oils, oline .nnl naphtha—in | fact, all produets of pe |xnh-nm SCOFIELD, SHURME . D Independent n. iners, Cleveland, O, 1 Millinery Opening. Grand opening of imported millinery 1y and_ Thursday, April 9 and § North Fificenth st. District Attorney. t Attorney Baker was vening concerning the report morning paper about Dave been appointed assistant vict attor 1 that he did 10 and said fu y to know if it e, Mereer considered Assistan United States Distri asked Sunday published in u havir States . Baker vt w know her that he us 1 ¢ il My very quict but he wi to me ubout it Why should he be condMere ate when he .\ 1l holds the deputy United States marshal 07 “I suppose Mercer AWEL, was the topls, prove his condition Baker, > has been 18 one of the first 1o speak candi- tion of has the ne righ that anybody clse has,” SWill you choose an assista “No, I have best applic cked out and sent ti tou and told them that. any wber that they would sclect actory to me. r con tion it that Buldride, Mereer and I didates upproved of by M, In the Courts, Judge Doane was the only occupant of the beneli when conrt was called to ¢ | morning, Judge Wakele terday ! Wisconsin, Judged in Blairund du was £ Were amor Baker, urk home, wsement was created dur: of Saturday's proecedings “Omuha Motor vs his when the clerk read Omalia horse, dismissed at cost of plaintiff Omaha horse vs, Omaha street, ditto; Omaha horse vs. Omaha_motor, ditfo,” und so on through a list of a dozen of the old injuiction cases which matters lively a year ¢ While' dudy © Doanc motions iver for the Oma ha Mantel Marbleizing company was made but a b g postponed until Satur t exparic [ | James Harvey has brought trict court against the M | way company for 15,000 dama received in the collision on that ro 1, in which the dummy ied by a freight petition that he w cats of the and erely injured about the and permanent lumn. By pPlaintiff becam suit in i Pac for injurics train was Mr. H hrown ¢ and wres s in hi ninst the the stove head and sustaine injury to his brai on of the aid was sy rod nd sy s the 1 ot inst Guorg of thi s Enters Upon Its | complish | ] ucial spee- | be | that | prope cents, bushel J Speli | ance il | € \ important discovery | atKu He A been it gathe I'he aid fc I'he as the ( | nappe after | injure 10 st was stopped switc Mu \ The mence Durir founc to be sh use. ing uy form. and ul of som unsi st in the the I i t has and th Pea made, The | floatiy | The b found partie: | him. fellow drow 3! heard Coo] spark The ments | Owing | there | could ingly. m <u i} ceed t the coj 15 for is_ne Leay to fant Powis as fray Boa | the b lsLu k | hours ten di | wilt t Ner sexua Nervii and 1 Upt hoard for th place [ will b | ment N roadways and paths will soon | ssted and stro Swede named A. | cmploy test for | Only two witnesses v | Cormick, who was with Swizgett a few mo- the he: valgia, 1 1ik PP\u St THE the sum dispute wa and damages W0 property s of potatoes ¢ Doane took up the nan against Dr. Jones t of $160 on plumbing b in in ry recover 1l leged was heard e era balan on which 1t 1s allege Miles' Ne They act o and ols ih principle, They sy bad taste, torpid Splendid - 1o Smallest, #0 doses for cents, Sam uhn & Co.'s, 15th and Douglas, stomach new " PAT W s Soliciting Aid Without Autl fe calli bhimself T making a fat living frc s and shippes yeprésentative & merchant s o be the 1's mutual aid aid fora fictitious switchm: st both of his legs in the Utio recently, In that way 1 a large sum of money. n nevers o th e wounded and av nt at the swindle that is being d i their name, and warn ben o to have mothing to do with traced up his rascality today an went found that he hud colle Deitz gave 1ing to me the welfi 1. The fore ch person assc red Sw payment on the fraud reported Lmen promise to male it intevesti Vells if they cateh him, ctice limited to ca Bee to Work in | park commission are_about to > worle on Hanscom Park n ca the recent unsettled weather i Limpossible to do much, but no ti lost in putting the The new walks and drives ide ave about completed, and the in shu o Bids we b and ¢ > opencd yesterd rying off the old dand mount, of fir of W purk into first of as 452 H a bal to be e and Liver Pills, n of the vvl' olicits e ver e Wi OMAHA DAILY lias | ng for tarrl bldg. Com- com- i t as n posed o ox > will be With the present park keeper's 150 the barn and sheds, In the 10 of the members these object ht i vadvocated t neighborhood of the park se and sheds 1 it without the action h been tall v for 1 majority of the bourd sc poini to fa 1s'is the best and purest soap corpse of an ur i in the river ne ody had evidentl; d an inquest identified being u fo Tocte man . Hamme ye of the on his s who had known him He ha workmen red himself in a fit left, his' boarding houso ubo e of Junuary and nothing more of him till his body was found. fal champagne has stood There is no b It's extra dry. The Swiggett Inquest. inquest over th ad printer, was commen but was adjourned until 7 > examined person with that add also id ks impe i thir ling wine ni Ma me b union MeMa before his death, and Dr. g 1o the ore pronounc ascertain as | art, and a v iples of Dr. in &= Co, he, e 1its, et \1|1. o I i ous ucw, sleeplessncss, P. will nd repc A% o Fort. Washal mmanding officer post. by mporary duty travel. dic cessary for the public service, ve of i or twelve d i Seveat Camp, Pilot Kuob, Wy e my wife to use Poz er because it improve grant as violets, de's bei ui's Compl her looks w spective Tr arations are made for aty pard of trade, similar to the one ta when the nt A start will he ared o members, i o Hills, > aboy in'c and retu wys from the time of starting vavel in a special vestibule train vous debility, poor memory, 1 weakness, pimples,cured by D ne. Sumples free at Kubn & Co, Jou diffic Nobody Wants It, illnoon ye ay Seeretary Piper of education had not rec e sale of a school house site in Wi addition. "T'his is the last ¢ tha e received under the present adve ived uny Cured aca 2 g\l b0l 1 mee o h t, ti vo but ever 1 in the water for eld, as a riner 1 considered flighty b; it the was 1 the better p. m. NG nigal. the to if anigal car as he neu- Pin- pro- it to April ceted h In- exion nd, is ip. ip by L to the len Miles s 1ith of the offers ndsor t bi vt MPeran M}\NENTN ! o8 o BALTO-M0 THECHAS: AVflEElERUfl' 123 North 16Lh Street, Imported Millinery. class | the | is granted | ut the | | 1110 ParNAM StREET, BER, TUES I).»\ \ 1t suporior excellence proven In m for more than o quarter of contury the T PRICE BARING POWDER CO NEW YORK. CHICAGO. SAN FRANCISCO, ST.LOUIS. | | HTWO wm(s, THINK OF IT 13 ’ Az a Flosh Produce: there can bo P 1o question but that ; SCOTT'S EMULSION 0f Pure o(:od Liver 0t and Hypophosphites f Lime and Scda is without a rival. Many have gained a pound a day by the use of it. It curcs CONSUNIPTICON, SCROFULA, BRGNCII!TIS COUGHS AND COLDS, AND ALL FORMS OF WASTING DIS- & O e N Srew you got the genuine as there are poor imitutions. 7 i ] ! i { i ] ] ] j ] ! { { { s i ! ! 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GRAY'S bPELIFlL MED](,]N}; TRADE MARK SaumiG e s TRADE MARK Tnpoteney ami all disc t [ BEFORE TARING, Patn o 1 IlF"" munn [, Premature 1to Insanity ol on the recelpt of e money, by TIi GOODMAN T G o, OMAnA, Nin adopted the On necount of counterfelts, we Yellow Wrapper: the only genuine, HE LATEST ROLLAR INVESTMENT THAT WILL NET \ ) N T 100 Per Cent Profit | IN SIX MONTIIS. MAT LAROOSA, - GA, A Yankee City Under \u.m.uu sun, Ll”d}mllnlllll(l Mining and MI'g Co., | Tallapoosa, Ga. . 0. WALLANDER, A 2702 Cuming St., Omaha, "TO. WEAK MEN bl e gent, Neb n ull uu» e 2 Nebraska Clothm 8, 'y APRIL EVERY DEPARTMENT " In our store has contributed to make our display of spring goods superior to that of any previous ~L.l- son. In cach department we will offer every week during the entire season some remarkable specials, whereby we expect to make our establishment the busiest place in town. In the men's suit department you will find this wecek: 400 fine black corkscrew suits, sacks and 3 button cutaways; regular price §12.50; will be sold this week at ¢8. The material in these suits is all worsted; they are lined with an excellent quality of farme er's satin, well made and very dressy. n the boy's department we will continue the special sale of the several lots of suits, which we start last week. Our hoy's departmen never was so busy, and customers are delighted with our stock and » way they can buy boy's suits of us this scason. n the hat department wehave opened and placed on sale today another shipment of our now justly ¥ celebrated 95¢ fur Derbys, the latest spring shades. Hundreds of our customers who have heen waiting for this “Special” will be pleased to hear this. They wear no other hat now as they find them rond as any hat they have been paying $2.50 for. & n the shoe department we offer for this week, 20 fine dongola laceshoes, of an excellent ity at $2.25 a pair. They are easy and comfortable shoes and well adapted for spring wear, They are just such quality as hat stores are sclling for $4. At the neckwear counter you will find an clegant li terns at 15¢, the regular value for these is at least Cases que of { silk tecks, in new spring shapes and pate gCo EQ UG, HE FieURe ‘The figure 0 in our dates will m No mian or woman now living will ever dato a Jocument without using the f) It stands in the third place in 1690, where it will remain ten years and then move up to second place in 1900, where it will rest for one hundred years, Therc e 0" which has also come to stay, Itis unlike the figure @ that it has already el up to first place, where | cemain. 1tis called the £ & Wilson Sewing m.x cd for first place aris Exposition twith the ding ma- , it was awarded the only ewing mnehin ved lower e French Government u[v\rl«nl\l\!'u de wtion of i ke n long stay, Graud Price othiers on exlibit having of gold meda i and tl a5 the grand anism of the ured, there fore, of Laving the very latestund best. Mix. Mk.x.ymn pm adilin. | il especially Fnvrudence i roes flew England n!mllcal Insh!utn Tremont Row, Boston, Mass! yright, 1859, by F. 1. ek COUGHIS, ORI We are now showi lines of | Spring Clothing ur new re more. comp. ever befor suits in both tive Menis spris I best of all, at prices within the WHEELER & WILSON MFG €O, | ) [ s ans, 185 and 187 Wabash Ave., Chicago. B, FLODMAN & CO., North 16th Street. NO RIBBON Spectal department for boys and chil- drew’s clothi Bizliest moedical authoritic gt ASTILLY and Lungd, and sumption. 1y sitlig- in I in |wa4 .v.mmu It g e i FRIIROWS St e Lasuniia o5y &% Obiaaso Lollelinios | | a SODEN MINERAL [ e i Permanent Alignment SPEED, Strength. 0 conts a hox. Phamplets Gratis on Applicat SODEN MINERAL SPRINGS (0., 15 CEDAR STiEET, NEW Y0 At all druggists at m. LINITED a POSITIVE GUAR- ANT. SMITH & CO,, Nebraska and Towa, Sold Under GEO. H. General Ag | 810 S. 16th S ELECTRIC sme:m' 50T % 2 R 1V anuml\uu Is, |881, le—nuvmduw 30 IBBQ. 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