Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 16, 1890, Page 8

e e T — e { # THE CITY. The bank ¢ 361,917.01, Charles Kammerer is in the coole -nlmg- of petty pilfering. is booked to ansy rge n discharged. Burglars went through . residenco at irst and Californin st ockets of D geath and five ”'mf“. Daniel Turner agninst the Amer an waterwe weount of on the part of the defendant, Sam F. Grah tion charging ( (.v ling a bicycle from him on or und prays that said Barnos uh.. ove be dealt with according to law. L. A. Scelc Taylor of Strang were escorted tothe city by United States Deputy Mavshals Randolph and Hill failing to buy the ne Uhnele Sam before s gave bonds for ‘thei the November term of court, On Thursday evening there will ho a mecting of diffevent farmers’ alliance and Knights of Labor assemblies at | Green’s hall at 1415 Farnam stre general invitation is extended to tr unions to send reprosentutives. Tho ob- ect is the di ti 1l e on of independent pol on. The call is made 1 rney and J ise the “m-‘xlmum.u The Omuha city mi annual pienic on Thur inst., at Hanscom park. Suitable p visic are earnestl ited. may be sent to the M Tenth street or to William Flemir store, corner of Fourteenth and Doug or will be called for if word is left Dr. Liesenrving's off teenth and Capitol o,clock Thursday morning ckings. Driffcorn was up before lay morning ch n with ke Judge Hel. said th m at was vicious,but tfie judge thought other- and tola Drif bbed a Real Estate Dealer. lor, was wending his way ock, just after ho h and Lk wk and the th rongh his pocleets, ab. Woods \Uumlllnlw !m way home street is v Ninoteenth, 10ath work without risk of being obscrved. County Court. Judge Shiclds was ag county courtbench fresh as a bunch of duisies after his tiw weeks’ trip in the east whe: ennual convention of 3 The littlo court, n W flowing with attorneys who | attention to the call of « do tho unusually loy During the afternoon tho I meuts we wl John A, Harbay Ella Annis, ; Kennard glas company l(lu\\h £07 coal and coke company vs A. nd colte comp: ol I, Reddicl: H( ‘I to over- wnd s stoppin ranls [EVine, ! s A New St. James, The 0ld St. Jumes totel, tha scenc of many tiue nud murder took place, down to make way o But the 1 bot whera at least on h lulnh' built on the ¢ ith wnd Mason. The plans ave XG5 feat. My, Stubit is no; bids for r tho coustruction of the s (o have it ol at Sidnoy new establishment o Licenses, Ids issuod the Age neil Blufts g Bluff's h Trics, Omatin Julia B, Spaulding, South Omahia Orlando Walter, Omaha {\\muu Hoben, Omaba, Knerr, Abilene, Kan Lioyd, Omuha v Sundin, Omabha A Bergstrom, Omaha inke, Chicago. finma Dantzig, Omaha Business College Commeoncement, The annual commencement exercises of will be held at ing. Rathbun's business colloge s opora house Wednesday eve Admission free. Tho following pro will be rendered : K.Y Quarietre, Balutatory |...~u..‘~ Education (\ Plano Duet i Jolly B Alss Mumlo Loy Rapld Calcui m”.‘. Vocul Duet“When the Misses Maud and | The B 088 ( Jollege Boating ith Berntsen, PR Guaridiie. 1 {zmn.“l thic ocal Solo—Love's Dicain s I it iss Kate Denpsey and Bertd J00 Marguerit warding Diplonu usle. " Quurtette, 9 W, J. Cla e A Notable Report, “For disordered menstu: wd_sterility, itmay properly botermed u specific.” Extract from Dr. W. 1>, Mason's report on ps of Bxcelsior Springs Missouri, ings yestordny were of obtaining was_ accuse :d of . Viers a week itered suit yesterdny ny for #10,000 damages alleged to gligence n hasg filed an informa- rorge W. Barnes with | oft of Seribner and Austin ut | John , who ion will )|wlx| its the 17th n building on corner of Six- venue, before 9 d by his friend ing a vicious dog. He t it was McElhatton and not the dog rn o bring his dog up to w night as W. T. P, Woods, the real from behind, His s . ran and then permitted Mr. 1. Lake at the intersection of footpads can tio thely bis place on the morning looking ended the closa idly pulled union depot. n, for Barnest Stuht iready e d tio excavation for g the erection of a three-story brick following mar. amme Boyd's Opera House Orchestra n Aroon Abt I Cowles rlos Hold wnd Tind Kelley Hoaves a Sigh Prof. G. K. Rathbun Iratz . Rosewnter Rov, IV S Blayney G i Livingston Whit fon, anarmia PRACIICE MARCHES, Summer Diversions That Will Pe Indulged in by the Soldicrs, dred miles from the posts named have been orderad as Wyo. Major J. N. ity-first infantey, with all the compy o Seventeenth and Twenty- first infantry ; the post surseon and one-half of the privates of the hospital corps. The command will leave post in August next, to “Gilberts Meadows. ! 't Douglas, Utah. All the fleld the regimental staff, all the com- of infaniry, the light battery, the junior medical officer, the acting hospital Steward and one-half of tho privates of the hospital corps. ‘The command will leave post in August neat, marching along the Denver & Rio Gra From Fort V. Henry, Ninth cava two troops of Ninth cavalry, and the cor infantey; the post tho a fhos pital steward and one-half of the p o8 of the ps. The command will leave post i st noxt ing into the Big Horn mountains in a submitted by Major H tho field all the com- pan .nnumnhnmw the ty s » vi the post surgcon aud one-hulf of the privates of the hospital corps The command will leave_post in September next, marching up the Niobrara river to the vicinity of “Boili : ! Irom Fort Robinson, officers present at the post; the reg staff; all the troops of the Ninth apanios of the Bighth infant ical officer, Hospital corps. The command st in September next, marching p.—All the ficld Russell, Neb.—All the mental staff; and all rventecuth infantry hospital ste and one-half corps. The cptember post_in avd up the tator near on the Union Pacific Washakie, Wyo, [roop B, nd en- alf of pital corps, The com- tember next, and g submitted Ninth cavalry, listed men; the p sof the h 0ops at this post m » with the | d Teland, hat service will be in wnd Armiy of the Neb., September ne: lieu 6f a practice r T'ort Ot and band a i i Chesre, Utah. As t o completion, there will ‘be no irch itable detail will be left cach fort I'he de for the marching pra be “d and_equipped, mi zand camping will conform to re 1 tactics of th 0 which the trooy reted as if in the pre THE RIVER'S bEAD R Harry nd Bar Near Albright. Monday night, has been identifie MeDonald, the six-ye duesday afternoon. father, was walking along the bottoms, telus ™ one he met about the aceideny wsking He d 0 i addr he I\un.un mnan, ple to let him know at once found. The fiRT s Lis loss and Lad b a river ba A1l about Boy, and purchasod . p mizht bo ¢ drown z of Heafey & Heaf il asked to see the bod nized it as that of his The father was overcons w sight of his boy, swollen and vond recognition, but y the bady t of his An inquest was held at once tal drowning return [eDonald said that by eaf and dumb boy v L be & so questic 0 hud be ha had found that the boys w oune stone and ran of into the river. The o his story known for s. time tho body had dis & Heafey's. Laurel Hill cemeter Reopening a Thoron (hifare. In order to guard subversive of health, it £5 absol that the gran \ thoroughfare the , should be ily as possible when thoy b tructed. 1T they ave not, the bile is recte imhrlv blood; the liv V 1 billious miatter indigestic tends to aggray of Hostetter most useful of the bo of the drast M : mm vuu 08 1108 {my IN RAILROAD CIRCLES, ha—Other Int: 7 1 b h‘f a that the Sax > into Omahia wi have been here patural inference is drawn b that the next move will | tension that the Chi people proposed claims that whe cour would ho by far tho _hort Omal the Santa e powerful syster seope of commun way the w m with Omab d is blowing, It Amuses Them. Friday night, predi the Mi amusing to people whi acquaintod with all the possible show,” he continued, Sof the M or geiting into a con bination ion Pacific. ‘It once fused an opporiunity, per western lostep W aud ek what was S Practice marches not to exceed one hun- The Roek Island has finally located its line all the way to Lincoln and grading has been comme the Platte river. A representative of the company was asked yesterday regarvding tively no foun the establist Work will bo Major Guy | and Rock Tilanc of | Seveateenth and Pa wlkee s getting very anxioustoran igs (ins across the river, b 't come in til that depot is com Thiis anoty ith project | insuves a rapid construction of the bui but they foct long, f The Union T va and mov same time con il | § | and one-hall the | pew freight depot Undue exposu n light of mals bring on tnflamm Dr. land route, 1602, street, Om:uha, are th Call and seo them. Tickets to all points east ut lowest rates . fowa Nationnl liew of & prac- post is truction and much work is vet to | Vi M. P. § C.B. Ol faree in ¢ request for 1 1 |.the grade of H strect cast from Twenti o arm belong and seuce of an sisters and brothers-in-law, Mr. and M COVERIED, ¢Donald's Body Found on o The bady of the boy found on asand bar las that of nof A, McDonald, who fell off the Davenport Methodist Mes, Hall, wite u« Km\ who O an oo iR anived yoste MeDonald, the | VY Huntle A son born Willinm Pete his wagon ai aper, thiuking this {he account of the finding o | Miss ed at once to the under- BBt 002 ! Mrs. Pet At the re in <allowed v see it 4 ud ,nfiu..u rocog- h grief at tho utified playing on wnp, throwing stoncs up in the air and m in their hats, Harry ran after of ‘the dump not meke by that en- 1 weed, which cause ouly pects of the Santa Fe Coming to tus; The latest ¥ next twelve months, —That corporat been wate the i ¢ as & marke centd entatives atedly within the past two years making investigations, and the railroad men bably be an ex- of the main line from St. Joe, One official said ho believed that the scheme made public some timo ago, o - which it s reported nt;km muf ! st line betweon a and Kansas City, The fact that a | X% orens Scpb S € . STEPHEN’S ation has been formed by the Union ck Island, whereby they are y witha ug o vast v into direct , shows which Addeess Rev.T. V. DA “That New York dispatch sent out last i a consolidation of nd Union Pacifie, is rather 2 on the iuside and cts. Thus mused an. ofielal of the latier road yesterday. NEY JORE MILITARY ACADEMY. 1o re- itted the North- 13 1d thus closed the thnvN. The fic and SantaFe may tio up and Iton but there is _nbsolutely no hutice now for_the Milwauked to s oar into the Unlon Pacifie-Notth- rm family." Locat d All the W to Lincoln, «d at two or threo points south of mors that South Ont the means of manufacturing road ng hat Joint Dep! smmenced some ok, 80 it Is understood, on t me next filwankes joint passenger depot at ic strests. The Mil- s received, nplate a wooden stracture 200 or sixty feet wide and one 18 for it have not as yet y high, About it ady to Move, fie will probably comm ating its old cow shed about Th he tempor the BETTEB THAN GOLD. RESTORED IIER HEALTHL For % yers I muffercd from botls, erysipelas ctions, taking during that ofdifferent medicines with- y perceptiblo relict, fnduced meto try 8, 8, 8, It improved me from the start, and after taking several bottles, re: stored my hoalthes far as T could hope for as my age, which ia now soventyive years, [ , Bowling Green, Ky. Jn Diseasesmailed frea, and other blood affe time great quantit + TheKabocorsetthatbrings a woman to perfect form if she only laces it tightenough ~—for it never strc;chcs or will tackle tho of men and roof, fron and any good in the wall$ will be used” in the 3 wili sibauo Aml soothe the nerves, and failing eyesight ning ot os of the great Rock (« teenth and nest in the ¢ e new offi SOUTH OMAHA NEWS. approved bills were or- City Clexk John J. Ryan, clephone company, §1 ition of the Snn Vapor street light of Canton, 0., to light streets n-candle powe vls & Im K for avenue A was appointed on the police linco with Marshal Muloticy's e m ordinance fixing o tho B, & M teacks s el granting _the Chicago, vailtoud company thé through the city, was awénded aud passed the third reading. s and Persinals, 1 of Atlantic, Ta., is v ing R. Pinuell and Me. and Mrs, A, J. visiting Temper- wn_ down the vill be leld in- the i H4ll, the man with the heat, 1S Pro. A dau; 0 a 100 his H1ght eg brokan; household of Mr, a \] Cambridge of Chicago is vise brother-in-law, Mr. and ride's parents, ) Albright, '3 . Thomas 13, iats o'clo. L. Whecle s of the br good wishes on tho = L‘Sl’ f'EEj;;: hfal. D Prico's ¥ 10,5 not contaln swmmonia, | 14 only in ean A PRICE BAKING POWDER €O, New York. Chicags. 8an 0. §t. 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