Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1890, Page 8

B Gl house yes- ripts at the enstom cigars from isted of 15,000 sonsigned to Max M, 'Hn- funeral of Mrs, was held at 2:30 o'clock y noon from the family r Beward str A me nnnnf the Sixth ward repub- lican club was announced for Tuesday night, but there was not a quorum p sent and no meeting was held, The marshal of Galesburg hag in his ossession o lndies’ gold watch, works 36,756 and case number n froma negro said to come from Omaha, Licutenant Colonel Thaddeus H. Stan- ton, d 1 of the United has been announced as ch 3 of the department, with station in this city. F. B. Filley, the employment alleged to have obtained money under false protenses in sending men after mythical jobs, was arrested \l-illllllj morning and lodged in the city jail, The Omaha 1 filed an amendme incorporation providing that the high- est amount of th btedness shall not exceed 664 | wpital stock. The ladies of Phil K Army of the Republic ve their first hop at Fort Omaha the evening of June 4. A large number of invitations have been issued and it is intended to make this one of the most pleasant soclal events of the season, The complimer Mrs. Regina Atwater, who is abroad next month, will be given this evening at the Young Men's Christian association h Mrs. Atwater will be assisted by M 3ella Robinson, Miss gavet Liddell, Miss Irances Roeder. . 1. M. Treynor, Mr, Jules Lumbard, Mme. Mazzucato Young. An unusually fine programme has been A meeting of the Nebraska A Sons of the American Revolution will be held at the Paxton cafe Saturday eveni All gentlemen eligible, whether resident of the city or not, but within the state, ave cordially invited to present. Competent speakers will ex- i object and purpe of the have agent, 'noy Post Grand farewell concert to going Tony Fr ime. The county attorney filed information Tony Frank yesterday afternoon ing him_with themurder of Chroniste the peddicr. The names of twenty wituc are cndorscd there cs Wanted th Major Dennis, plumbing complaint against Fitzpatrick, tHe 1.1”“.., 'y charging him with violating the plumbi ordinance in refusing to furnish a copy of the plans and specifications as required. Dist Cour The jury in the case of Hedwig Schultz nst the city, whercin plaintiff sued for 10,000 for damages sustained by falling th adefective sidewallk, gave a verdict , filed a s Walkeley rendered judgment r‘.x 2300 intiff in the me August Wieberg vs John C. M clerk at the Murray v June 1 of will be sueceeded by Goes to He past four months. Poses to malke the M man or woman will feel hants a hotel that no amed to patronize Grading for the Opera House. Contractor Duffey, with fifteen or twenty teams, has commenced cutting down the Lowe lot as the initial step toward the new Boyd opera louse, northwest corner of Sev Ineludi y i there ighteen thousand yards of dirt to be moved. This portion of the work must be done within forty days. When 1t is concluded work on the building will be pushed. n seventeen and Specht is Indignant. 41t they were all like me they'd go thero and vote Yo adjourn right awa; Specht, speaki islaturc by t ne continued u rate bill up in the last lc but it was killed in the s The' Australian voting s bill was also Killed. That shows legislature did not want fo pass the bills, How can it do it now in a fow days! SIf I had my way, I'd_adjourn the s 1n a day and gave expense.” that maxi ure, piss 1\ ning points ock Island® route. Tick- ixteenth and Farnam. Basement Fire-Bugs. dentally leaked out yesterday mor that the o king on something which may result in important developments and which explains the mystery surrounding some of the many arrests, The late mysterious basement fires are the subjects ofthe attention of tho force. The Browning-King fire, the fur store fire on South Fifte ot and the fir terday in tho Sheeley block all originated in the basements in some mysterious manner and the detectives have been making investiga tions. 1t is not known just what pre been made, but some important ¢ DISTINGUISHED MARKSMEN Receive an Ovation at th the Shuetzenve editor of the San Frax president of the Sun Francisco shooting ussociation, together with John Utzig, Captain Kuhls, F. Beck: Ruhweyle awob Haaf and H. ( passed th the city last night at route for These brated shooting assoc and under the capt on their way to compete individy a team in the great international will be held in Berlin in July in that city will be N This distinguishod pot by William M oby, risco erlin, rtlomen are members of the cele ation of San Francisco, of Philo Jacoby are and as which heir address of the Louis He ipply of choice ciga California marksmen were accorded qu ovation Jacoby, shots of the world, address o b exhibitin ( als, and he h to the admiving and Vieuna medals are hies, whoso iutrinsic Bt Ihe hundreds of do Ja shoot at the coming tournament ur flag of Californiag Hul«lldhllnnu him by ladies of 'Frisco, and ¢ who s one of the champion ri a brief but hap t1ile both Mue 1 tho we s the v from the » farewell unother blematic ¢ new-made friends separated he San Franciscoans, tholr from Europe, will stop off ut thi take part in a day's shoot on the S werein's grounds southwest of the city on ret a little of Platt's chlorid sed wmuch sickuess I in ev wore y be prevented, Hands o E=AT AGAIN, Colonel Stanton Revisits His Former Camping Ground. Thaddeus H. Stanton, fo onel nerly | paymaster of the department of the Platte, o this city and taken the place nel Terrell, who has gono has returnc Just vacated to San Antonio, Tex The colonel feels at home periences great pleasure in renew quaintances he made while here five years He then filled the ofice he now oceu- although he finds other things both as w-officers somew hat himself seems but it is only o pected with the flight of time, He s still in the vigor of manhood although his locks haye been tipped with the early frost of years After wg Omaha, Colonel Stant served for five years at tho beautiful For Doug v Halt Lake City, at General Crook's orders to the of the division of the Missouri at Chi where he d twenty months. As the result M’ the nt of General William B ymaster general of the army, promoted to the po- ister general of the which comes to him af- ter i sel in the army of thir Colonel Terrell's residence in $ will be brightened by the fact that he will be within easy wunication of several mem- bers of from whom he has long g the ac- ago pies; regards the city sition of de on the blood is filled with im- cumulation of months of close be expelled by taking 's Sar aparilla, the best blood purifier roduced. 1t is_the only medicine of which *100 doses one dollar" is true. A GENOA DTHRIFT. He is Brought to Time for Disposing of Uncle Sam's Money. John J. T formerly postmaster at Genoa, Neb., was tried by Judge Dundy for 1bezzlement from the United States mails, , it seems, failed to a ount for #1,015 a stamped envelopes. preferred against To two of the charges—those of hy ed to account to the government, tho ndant plead y. To the t charge, that of e at, he pleaded not . 2 ojury ' a verdiet of ty in the first two charges. The penalty a fine of double the amoant embezzled or not less than three yeu 2 aw's downfall is attriby 4 prosperous and respecte 1, but his convivial habi into appropriating the wor States, Thotnas Coldham, a hotclkeeper at Beu led of the United Juck rdaymorn mpeding the United States mail. Coldham was at the depot when Wil linm Chance stopped & train_and compelled couductor to_dancea tew steps on the volver pointed at is Chance's friend and is or abettor in Dowors wis admitted to practico United States courts yesterday in case was_decided yesterday ient. Martha M. Ish com |nnm‘~l\|\h suit brought against her by )00in settlement of his claim ' @ of Weston Arnold ag L. Woolsey was scttled by whisky trast permission to remove all the machine: 16 0ld Nebraska City distillery n. The injunc: tion on the Uni shal restraining from i been removed and y taleen inst George cement. The we have to take the to do it.” Tieputy United States Marshal Heppinger brought in Benjamin Moore and Thomas Cox sonating a United States sulu ul the h\uhlmp out had conside in’ catch men, both of whom_wei ‘; hiding and Cox ju “fifty-mile drive 1s necessary to land the ity jail. Moor throug prisoners in the co Horsford's Acid Phosphate, A Nerve-Food and Tonic, The most effcetive 1, nervous d’ by Dr. I st Kuln & 5, 13th and Douglas. WORK OF SCALPERS. It is Sceretly Employed by Competing Roads with Demoralizing Effect. Rate matters, especially among city agents, were almost as breezy as the wind yesterd It has been discovered and is now « the Roclk Island not only permits b sell its Omaha-Chicago tickets, but, to prolong the demd sistant General ;:A'Ill 3 who was hiere yesterday, left a lavge lot of ed e to be worked off av reduced Passenger There is evidence, lines besides the Re menced dealing throu also, that other Towa Island have com L the scalpers. An on Fourteenth street flooding the market Northwestern — tickets at &, the fun has just com- ' or two corporations which abliorrence over this cut i ud for inter- 4 Where is your law now claimed an ivate official “this morning. Why don't it got after these fol- lows who e only se s for punis ot by imprisonm sealpers are going’ to be turned loose n we uever will be able to restore rates,” o has been ope is_said to b the nounced a BlufT. official asserts that the Rock d survey of a line from Springfield dir Beatrice is simply a stu- pendous bluff. *There is nothing that would induce it to go by Lincoln. It hus been, and otiating with for joint track from a int this neoln to that own g also depot” privileges Rock Island 1 states th |q.m.v.n.\,..w.h finally de 0 build east of Lincoln the Union Pa would construct a short branch from line to the capital city for its own uc Then they commenced to tulk 7 the Lancaster county metropo feature wus considered and o survey was ordered AB. & M lund's pretend Have Changed heir Minds, For son of which no explanation is given the Milwaukee people have decided not to commence running v trains across the river futo Omaha next month s fact be through wn ovder to Union Pa- to make no in their new time table now bein, Rates to Be Reduoe The general freight agents roads, now mecti 0pos! present thy 50 much 1 s that bu: ne iver ol eriously effected 1 Ak are 1 it Service Extended General Manager Dickic the south, He made extend the Union Pacifl McPherson to Hutchins 0, H son has arrange in service twent Will Utilize the Old Shed. The old Union Pacitic depot is to be rebuilt | Antonio | | utilize it to good THE into an fmmense freight depot for that road. “I think,' said Thomas L. Kimball, ‘“we can advantage The scheme inaugurated when 8. R. Callaway was gen- eral manager to erect an immense freight depot on Ninth between Joges and Jackson ots, has vived a qwdl be carried out. Plans have been drawn for a double stricture 800 feet long and capable of accom- | I ¢ the c of o road nt r into {n Omaha and ex- | madating the trafilc of all roads that run into the union passenger station. Bids for the con’ struction are to be 1 next Saturday. —— ve and Liver Pill nt discovery. They act on stomach and bowels _through A new principle. They spee lliousness, bad taste, torpid li constipation. - Spl vmlu\ for 1 r 4 mild . mples freo 5th and Douglas, the the s surest at Kulin & Co.'s ney,practice Jimited to eatarrh- s of nose and throat. Bee bldg. BISHOP O'CONNOR'S FUN The Prelate Will Not be Buried Until Wednesday Next. The funeral of Bishop O'Connor will not take place until next Wednesday. It is ex- pected that the event will attract” a number of the Catholic hicrarchy of the country, among whom will_be thé leadi rzy of both this and the diocese of Linc Bishop Bonacum of the latter place arrived last night. Itis expected that Bishop Ryan of Philadelphia will sing the rcquiem mass on the occasion. Shortly before dving, Bishop O'Connor thanked" his non-Catholic friends for the kinduess they had shown him and suggested that no flowcrs be uscd at his funeral, I'hose who felt disposed to offer such tributes he recommended to expend the ‘amount in- velved in aiding the poor. Bishop O'Connor’s bod, Phild The will be brought to St 's cathedral on Mond ing. i Philo- school children will lock solemn nass in St. \|Il‘ re- Il the atte ml On Wednesday ¢ office of the dead Philomena’s, mains of Bish o sucr entatives from all” the ha are invited hall, Ninth streets, on Friday evening, The object of the meeting is to muke & ments for the attendance of these socict the funcral of Bishop O'Connor P. F. McCartur, Catholic to assemble nd Ho in wus Colic. acute attacks person wd opera_hous: cant bottles for sale by all drt PRIMARIES. REPUBLIC They Are Called for Thursday—Loca- 0 of Polling Places. nvention to nomin: The r¢ i d of education, will five members of the be held next 30 o'clock p. m. The primavics elect seven delegates and seyen alternates to attend said convention, 1 designated by the contral commit follows Thursday, 30 ity of Omaha th and | ward—Sixteenth boa from 12 following May 29, 1t the e in the treets, nd Williams hird ward -Fourtecenth and Capitol " Vard_Twenty-sixth Woolworth and Park fourth and Cuming Ninth street. ward—Twenty-ninth and Farnam demoeratic city members of the will be held at $ o'cloc 31, 1800, at the police Pifteenth street, Bach to seven de v will be | HHn'w‘n\ board of ed p. ., Suturda court, Ja vard will be he primarics d on Saturday, May i m to 7 o'clock p. ., at son near entitled in cach 1800, the nrates. 0. 1007 Leaveny Northwest wenwortls streets 022 Har trect r of Six- (M]mx! building, Sixtcenth Sixth Ward 15t corner of Twenty vih and I 5D 2108 Cum Corner of Lowe street. avenue and The citizens of Om ave covdially invited l<n|||\ nd the o) Kinsler's , Commer- Phost Ferrone dispensed from the ele- gant new Matthews fountain free from 7 to 9 p. m. The Only One. 2o, Milwaukeo & St y line runni vestibuled, electric ligh heated trains between Chi Bluffs and Omaha, The berth reading lamp feature in the Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines is patented and cannot be used by any other railway company. It is the great improvement of the age. Try it and bo convinced, The Chica 150, Council " ve the Union Pacific L, at 6 p, m. daily, arviving 0 a.m. Passengers o not compelled to t Council Bluffs and wait for tho t to be cleaned, Get tickets and sl sar berths at Union ticket oflice, Pl t I, A taking this tr get out of the ¢ A. gt E. PRESTON Pass A Different Stripe. Neb,, A To the Editor of ou |mhw hed inyour Satu Fritz of Crowell horses with Joshua King of Crowell after night, and it cost Fritz §00. I wish You would ¢ t that, as Lam the only W, P Iritz in this county and I never traded hovses with King It was a different stripe of Iritz ingihorses isnot my business 1 think ir names Jacc and Charles Fritz, Yours respectfully, W. B Pz St vm:\lu Brw: suc that \\ luy traded mers, OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY | GRAY’S SPE | STRIGTU‘!E ONE ENJ OYS ilts when Byrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refrenhmg to the taste, and acts §onlly yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation, Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- copmhlc to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for eale in 50c and $1 bnlflcs.by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. - Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORRIA FI6 SYRUP C€O0. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. Gr owmg Too Fast become listless, fretful, without ener- gy, thin and weak. But you can for- tify them and build them up, by the use of SCOTT'S LIVER OiL AND HYPOPHOSPHITES Of Fime and Soda. They will take it readily, for it is al- most as palatable as milk. And it should be remembered that AS A PRE- YENTIVE OR CURE OF COUGHS OR COLD III BOTH THE OLD ARD YOUNB, IT 1 Avoid substitutions offered. { UKEQUALLED. DON’T DO IT. Trom the “Medical Review.”” “Upon the mptoms of Liver Complaint the mis- x applies biuo pill, cilomel i ates '.lut"c’s Liver lels AGT MILDLY BUT THOROUGHLY, “IFIC MEDICINE Ghss MARK THE GREAT §GADE WARK GLISI REN of nl- = Vorsul Lussitide, AF=en Tarina s of Vision, Premature Old e that lead (o Insanity or r AIX pckiges il on the recelpt of L8 per pac orwill b kont. frew by by adiress GOODMAN DRUG €O, 110 PAGNAM STREET, - - OMAHA. NED, On nceount of connterf wo have adoptec Yellow W the only genuine. DR. J. E. McGREW, THE SPECIALIST. PRIVATE ',‘{.‘“}3“‘ i ‘n,'.’.”':{'&fi?".:‘:l DISEASES ; forms of Private 188, been none I had st ment. A cureis guaranteed in the v in from 3105 day 10 loes of ni I oMnt Al e ma. o s treatment for Stricture or dificutty in wonders s whihout LOST MANKOOD Limblity or neryousness, In thelr worst foriy and cadfil resuits_are ahsolutely enred Andall FEMALE DISEASES ¢ t home with HOURS Tor il Discascs of th SYPHILES - medical profossion. ‘Every tri v ttom (e b v Skin GOFDMAN DRU( 1110 Faruum St For Memoria This week we will veterans. regulation G. A. R. These we offer for this breasted coat. you our gua Y give a grand benefit to the soldiers and” We have BOO very fine all wool Flannel Suits, made up in style, with eylet button-holes for changeable buttons, week at $7.80 for the suit, either single or double We do not advertis rantee that itis made by one of the best mills in the country, e the name of this flannel, but we give is strictly all wool and indigo dyed, and we stake our reputation that you will not get a better quality of flannel nor satisfaction or better service, if you pay to other houses $12 for it, We also place on sale a ch more a suit that will give you saper grade of Flannel Suits, which we offer at $8.78. The flannel in this suit is not all wool, butitisinrligo‘ dyed. also made up with It is lined with good serge, makes a good serviceable suit, and i8 eylet button-holes for changeable buttons. @R ISEN. We are also prepared to dress in blue an army of big and little boys. blue, for boys 11 to 18, We offer Long Pant Suits of a good quality of flannel, indigo at $4.80 for Knee Pant Suits, with nicely pleated coats for boys 4 to 14, at ¢ rants, and 52.80. For suit of coat, vest and similar suits you have to pay at any other place about $8.00 and $8.00. SUMMER SHIRTS. Unequalled choice and values in Outing Shirts of every conceiv= able style and quality. There is not a house in the city that can show you half the line or name anywhere near the prices we do. Oxford cloth outing shir ts, splendid patterns, woven colors, ple fronts, at 80c¢; worth $1. Impor ted flannel shirts, beautiful str ipes, $1.10; Extr The following items will give s ated worth $1.78. a fine quality silk striped flannel, pongee Silk and finest grade” of silk at $1.78, $2.28, $2.80 and $8. (All our s SUMMER HATS. ome idea of the shirts are extra full sizes.) extraordinary val- ues we are offering in this department. 18casesfinederbysinsummershades,chocolate, tan and pearl, at75e, 10 cases very fine of two shades, at 88c. You could not buy either of the above styles in less than $1.80. alpines, latest shape, with extra fine silk band any hat store for Nebraska Clothing Co, Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. ISo satisfactory were lour last week’s sales lon Men's Suits that | we will continue the same for another ! | | 1 \week, offering many | ‘ new attractions which equalif not excel any- thing previously lshm\'n. | | | | and 20) @ All Kinds. Price reduced for 10 days PERKINS, GATCH ¢ L l \1 \\"s‘ Under the Management of the Mexican Ir ational Bar INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO, GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING Wil take piice at the CITY JUAREZ (formerly Paso del Norte WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th, 1890. JOHY S, MOSBY, ana v cavino a an of such prominonce in the United States that bis proson 7y tee to the public that the drawings will be held with strict honesty ind 1ho latter (tho Supervisor of the Mexic il GOy L ocquil CAPITAL PRIZE, $60,000. Only 80,000 Tickets! Only 60,000 Tickets] WHOLE TICKETS, $1; ALE TICKETS, §2; QUARTER TICKETS, §. let:’l‘ OF PRIZRS + . $60,000 [ 109 prizos of 1000 | 10 P ing Co., C¢ OR CHARITABLE PURPOSEQ ‘oncessionarios. in public or Mex Under the personal superviston of G the forn 1 13 1 Prize of §60, nou 1 Ertroof 1000 1 Prizect 6000, Approximation ¥ o Pri 100 Prizes of 20 Prizes of i homosty. Taibness and. i wood faith towards il parties JOHN 8. MOSBY. Commlssloner. CAMILO ARGUELLE Supervisor for the ¢ Gend remittanees for tickets by ordinary letter, contalning Moncy Ord N O T ICE. o o ek antas, Now York Exenumge, Banic Drutior fosiad Note. Address all registercd letters to MIEXIOCAN INTERNATIONAL BANKING CO., City of Juarez, Mexioo, via El I’aso, T'ex, MAX MEYER & BRO, Merchants, Importers Manu- facturing Jewelers, 16TH AND FARNAM 8TS., re’ for this w We will offer lopartment at lowest pri 12,50 up to 300, ope henring y MEXICAN INTE NAL BAN ity of Jus Mexido, nt. Diamond and COT OMAHA. Read our * and *Well Do both R mond Lace ¥ X Dinmond Ear Rings from $10.00 up to $ Biamond Studs; Diamond Scarf Pinsg Dinmond (ullu lllltlun~' 1 mond Cuft Buttons; Diamond Hair Pi Bracelets, Loose Dinmonds mounte WATCHES—Large assortment 00 up to $500,00, Gold ¥ kel Watcehes, from the Cheapest to the Best, ine Nolid Gold Stem \hnlllm: Watches led Watches, $15.00 and upward, r b1 vom A All Kinds Silver and > our New $5,00 Wat Solid Gold Watch Chains from $7.7 Finest Rolled Plate Chains, only 500 Elegant Wateh Charms and Lg 12 dozen Solid Sterling Sitver Brace I One Iot of Rolled Plate Bracelets, assortel |mm~mv, sold formerly at §2.00 and $3.00, now s0¢ each to close them ouf. 1,600 Fine Solid Gold Finger Rings at 1,00, $1.59, $2,00, $3.00, #4.00, $5.00 and up to K10,00, worth $2.00 to $20, 00, A heantiful line of the celebrated **Pa Islan Diamonds,” (imitation dlumonds) in Gold Settings, Studs, Scarf Pins, Lace Pins, Ear Rings, elesy from $1.00 upward, 'SPECIAL—We offer for a few days only, until all are soll ahout 100 Fine Steel Carving Sets, 3 pleces, at only $2.0), worth $5,00, Call carly, as they will not last long. Bargaing in Clocks, Lamps, Silver a7 Repairing in ail ity various hrane Store for rent and fixtures for ) up. 50, worth $ kets, 500 u Umbrellas, obs.