Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 31, 1890, Page 9

4 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1800, WEARIED TO D | forlowing eight members voted for Mr. James . — - on the lust ballot, but who the two were who | N7 EFN ~ N Judge Helsley's Scencs with Brutal ’“\‘I\"‘\“‘unnu Hu\‘l mw-nlu.-’ will I h“nm | " never be known : Messrs. Coburn, Spalding $4 b Casellar streot | Husbands and Fleading Wives, McConnell, Morrison, Kelly iotony Magt | 4( * s Sxtaontls 1nd Ua u stroets, | Judie Helsley had aseason of fanily rows | tin and Gitbs el B o it ‘ and the dirty linen of several neighborhoods Several members of the board met Mr it f was held up for inspection | Schauflier fat the Omabia_club Tuesday, but | & for Lincoln ."“ e Fatate board of | Whose husbind the Judge sent to the county | was claimed, no partiouiar experience i the L Ll bl U il jaila fow days ago to > 0 twenty-five | management of i large sche stom and it We had the ¢ 1 11 I 1t ost ¢ eaned the tables—only vere equaliz divé v for beating his better | Was not considered advisable to make th few of the t | ‘ y sterday commenced | e u t3 the muyor | eXperiment It | 15 woany customeoers in our Shod e Republican newspaper | 00 . roleeso . e department 1\ 15t by : » ’ ! requesting her husband's relesso. She | \\ ( ) cm in a few days, compiny to recover $45 duc for coal sold ) st Jat S persistont and got the | BPFORE THE BAR OF JUSTICE, \\ g L 'thba h : d of th :1 in a few day ‘ and delivered tion was brought | JThe NN was very n nnittal io 1ts | - i i week—will show you bard in ico Ander churadte i Alleged Poodlers of South Omaha 3 vou } ovet il ] : : The board of pu s vesterdny | This made the judeo d Placed Under Arrest ‘:y\ o dapt d for summer wear must go, in I E2d Callahanto employ a forco | bunds and wiv | Tuesiny the fnformations mnde by Coun- | 3% l¢ | (@ ) of men and put them to grading At Airalhse hi Lt ALY ant Ame Douglierty and Patrick Row o i S G o Me It t Gy the west end of Fmmot complet . etininad sots [ velation to oMl ONIZ ENJOYS \l ( i ( ot i o B Ravie ot Oc papticular happy | nance No. 21, know ek Ialand Both the method and resilts when tered into by 1 hart last { rOr Was | g ib . fCioi | v ; A ] 0 ; tober. \ his wite, | (5 A 0 v | Syrup of Figs is taken; itis pleasant . . works have some doubts about the Bar on ot i Fidiiay : A bor asphnlt eompiny being ablo to c re Baward Johuston and J 16} S0 Y , : cors of the e to double the Dai Te Lo lived on Grace | noon‘and lato that night ofte Iy constipation, is tl el of shoh fltaaly emploved. and Lo i hcar \‘ ; ‘~Iv“ “1_ -x‘-s'-“‘\ ; | Omanawith Mr. Roche. M., R 1 nly remedy ropro- | ! T . A complaint ias mide ngaist tliem wr il The hearing will take place ot ptable t ¢ prompt in [ W d m to sell bossof Smith's paving gang yesterday ot told them they would s = ta action and ficial in it a1 | o for above reason we ofe morming, us several eged experts de JOHNSTON TAKES A TURN, flects, piepare the most fer the elared the animal had the glanders Dy s nie llve Lo wis 1in healthy “and Detances, it Peterson at once took the horse to ¢ ol ane Th | Why Was Doughersy Sitent Durving | many excellont commend it W | \ | | §2. 0. We shall not Veterinarian Ramacciott, who exam 14 in the iy BT Counple of Mectings? | to all and have de it the most .| iy any 1 { ¢ C incd the animal and deeluréd it to be en J comoly a'dwsn’t | “In the first place,” said Mr. Jo popular remedy known [ L2 AL b ier. Moo went for Emima and "?J: AT T b yrup of Figs is for ele in f0c 'O MECHANICS AND 1 ABORERS The Republican Suspends, 1ai ||',"l"\ uhad Maggie ary :v'\\l mors some days ago,and. T am_ reliably in. | M 81 bottles by all leading drug- | 4 ' t » Omala b their the juc old | = iy G rists, Any reliable drucceis ho 1 f | | 1 b ) e e It was ramored list night ihat the Oma 5 btk to it alley ang fight | formed, decided that thero was not suficient | BiSt8. Any relinble druggist who | Wel I lcather ¢1..5 shoe. This is by all oddy Republican would suspend publication f He consideredoneas bad s | grounds in the rumored charges to base an | Way not have it on hand will pro- | the best low | -y 1 2 the time-being, and that no paper \\m.‘vl_w | the other, ¥ Tt ¢ | action. The complaints were lodged by | ture it promptly for any one who Ol ot v LI i, e e o LR (1 | Gilmas v, TR oty 0 amombat, of i¥ho ot | wishes to tryit. ~ Do not aceept any o s \ s nad (0 IEVe A et 1 he dscansad by & wocamitill e council who had himself received a check for st PEjonL Da o cunars quic 10k suiso 1o | Uiterig piotajs’ apithets, Sha will bettied | 1is velo onthe RoskTaland otding) | ~ - - \ ~\» iy moncy ey Wors compe Ito sus- | Uttering profaie epith She will be tried | hi preiomus ouL i tdinar } €16 SYRUP €O \ L4 pend publics i 5 gl s check transactions that Mr. Do | NCISCO, C AL, » 180, “dustas Good," apparently overlooked in his stateme i ISVILLE, KY NEW YORK, N.Y. | ( riage licnse yostentay ordir wits bein e 1. Afterth GRATUITOUS ADVIC Name and ‘:_H»‘ S5, ! buy what ri\m wnce had \"m. 1 ‘ ed 1« t This « of advice Isnotalwass e Corner | e th d Dougl < 't e § Chiarles W Baudwin, Eildorn mber, that the only | the checl rashe \Mv!\\mh\ L1 RGN hay s much bene it 1 h | RS/ § eets. 1 Lucy e, MeAic hat a few cents me prove when the time cones waould b desived were it acted upon, No ) 3 { Oscar Larson, Omaha .. . substitute. Insist | the honesty which e now profc | section afthe country tsexempt from dis e Our store ¢ ) P 1 irday at 10 P. Tannil son, Omahs Hood's Sur- | he notannoun ce the att o briber, | Toknow the hest men N ENIL || i e L ity e ) IH o council. meoting when the ordinance s bo- | L AL e AR g tastes, s W nd- L e—————— Albert Pudll, Om { Kittio Wition, Omicia Johm AL Cry Mary Gre o Perkins atch & [MAX MEYER & BRO‘.",' ed. That AMONG THE RAILROADS, proper thing to have done Now a5 to the charg ul have been t 1, Oma h 1as been m On ; T inst me of havi licited o bribe | : _TheGrand Army Rates. ol iR vatis or W brtat oS othies | the engoried Sploen, ~ Looking f The war on (. A, R. rates to Boston has, it | [gand'ofiicial or agent. There ‘is absolutely | o thas rog- | a I fl(_ n. . Mes. M. I is mwported, been setd further at | no truth in the chirge atall, When the oril- | ral manner, | | I ] TS \ William Elliott 3, v ouri rive nts, ':\“;" -',*-' ots |"“”»' e ‘t‘;w‘l dvied and use Joln, Chavles havo left home less than th fave rate but was | pEAUS Tt L D favor the ordinance unl lly agreed upon by all toadsin the | streets in question was joft open. 1 had. con. | n association, which propose to stand | fevences with interested property oveners and by it “The trouble was started by the Rock discn at least one of the IXTEENTH AND FA AM f with a tc A Omaha EETS, - - OMAH VEERS IN LOW PRICES. NEB. nd sho thinles they avein | o s i photo of Husband | he is fifiy-three years old. The picture shows himto be a n n Nifico, 3G 241 Parl P MV 2] t’s Liver Pills, | . We have the f d the matter, but absolutely deny | ————— n of medium { Sty having solicited any " consideration for GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE | ® neight, rather thin light mustache and ind outitng ab Kansus Otty in order to so- § o500 S0 o0 e R 8 i laon Lo 21 B ; CINE 1 et Bolng manufmeturers, importsrs and jobbers, as woll as re- brown lair. Sherequests that the picture o the Kansas busir Therefore, when A belud bl ecll Wilson, CRADE MARK Tirr Gui \i + 8ADE MAKK U) the west Ivans or anyone elsc BNGsH RE sbe tumed over to the city marshal if the wter has no kuowledge of suc asing facil t road ted tice last Monday restor we socond to no houso in ad posted anotice last day restor- postn I people the rat some of its Puurs’ Soap s them ant toiletadjunct | Henes our extrame ow prices on everything we conte os everybody joined in S | scll. Specinl a n i called to our large and elegant line of Miles' N Liver Pills, the effort to suppress” wlhat prom THE NEW JOSEP, ag Jaquue important, disce They act on the | ised to bo stomich and bowels through 4 i They sp ant outbreak. d with having 50 rate, but this is denied by Gen- - unple The Burlington was char dily | made Description of the ‘f Bottom Prices g ockes (ovor 50 diffe ant styles) at $5.00 and up- Fine Banquet anl Plan. Lamps, with sik parasol at Hospital Soon cure b torpid liver, | cral Passonger Agent Francis, The Wabush to be I3rected. A » ) 5" | 80 all tho new colors, freri $5.00 up. Buy your Tablo piles and con ndid for men; | was the first roud to make sucha reduction | Architect Henry Voss has prepar See Us Before You Buy h of us and save money. Rogers' Best Triple Plated :\"r;uu'll 'm“‘l « lH!‘": lest, ..y\m ‘1'}‘ :"I)\\w'l ln-u Dbae! k to vll,[- 30 -I n‘wl.qr Joseph's hospital, which is to | nd ¥ 01.75 por « ot. Steel Carving Sots (knife est. 80 doses for | ule it should persist inholding out, the s ¢ S Montl and ' F A ! i & d 2 atKuti & Co.'s 15th and Douglas. bTior al) it B ind,’ said an Vi lmmim\la\«m“.f‘m,‘] i Crocl and Gl fork and stoel), 8 1 d Spoons, &, in proportion. Activity on the Istand ool or oy on G skpect b0 fee | otk tn outline iind e n the R e 1 Grent Mid-Summer Barga n Salo of Diamond », Watchos i I“‘.‘r"-: :‘; ol Ehlaland s rushing | 201C Lively cutting of the grand wrmy rate, | 1L I8, outine wnd do | : EalE pack: i : i T e PR e stOmaba lund cmpany is rashing 3 2 10 the scction of the city in which itis to be | OF the money, iy i 3 PERKINS 50 up. =olll Gell Watches from $15.00 up - the work onits new track between its lands Both Eastand West. erectod. t | HE GOODMAN DRUG CO., JANINT AN I atch X T and east of Cut-Off lake and Plorence Charles Francis Adams left Denver Tuesday The building w be four storibs g wold, plain, ba-d ht for the eust and V ¢ rnd set Rinys from §1 to 10 bluffs. Ther twioannd Bye G (rom 83 up, Fine Stoel : President Hol- | baseme Adams was in bed is nearly finished and tics arenow being distributed, New si b went 0 Portland. - Mr ounds steel rails willbe used. This is bel ionx City yesterday and will proceed thence Bt on th. shtof-way of the St. Paul & | homeward by way of § , under alease from company. It is | Itis daimed ut headgquar d that work trains will commence to | ing in Denver on Monday § thof 150 feet, Extend. yetlow wrapper, tho ity o ing from the end of the main stracture u.n | be i wing to the depth mentioned, v wn\ il . J M \, Drs Betts &Betts e G form a spacions « in which w sparkling fountain sourrounded by s that, the meot- s held solely for Repairing of Watches, Cloc s and Jewelry a Specialty, ! slants. The sides of the 1 — pe— E rth from the Florence buffs to fill the | the purpose of hearing reports from the” gen. st b N Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists, | — - o - = of Bust Omaha, ind _there will eral managers of the various divisions from T Dl ROl stlis ookt IFSICIans, Surg ANl HPECIUISTS, 3 ; | 3 ahs y > Surgice 5 " t activity atand aroand “*North Omaha,” | which the president could form some esti- ity e a1t | 14090 DOUGLLAS STREE PR EGUSE o .y The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute s Worlc s goini on, as there’will be | mate s to the condition of the road. Laly in invigovating promenadde e OMAHA, NEB. The figure 9 our dates willn 100g stuy. anarny of workers employ In the middle of the main front thero will i voman now lving will over 4 R AL Daring Now IRace § i be a tower 120 foet high, which will be sur it usiug tl ro 0. Tt o | r. Sussdorf trents sfully all | The freizht departments of western . i ST disenses of the Kidr lder and | rouds are making new tariff sheets, conform- ) of stone and | rectum, 1604 Farnam ing to the recent order for an advancaof | granite, highly ov the apex of ‘ through rates, s into ¢ August | Which iscrowned by On ihaarch f [ 1. Thisina ts all traflc bound LE g ey . 1 Is, “C o) | by the | and rises Chicago-Missouri river | ) 7 s ¥ i ton Memornl wive of seliedu om0, 0 70 [iopest donn A il \ | Lrter story cents, Spra x is 0ol 1 o ehrrity ar bl in Ltor story Sels ol i | llhi’ I ”:v‘v.u‘r‘ o nd vity @ ; are making a proportionate i ise, Local | S Rt s i nover strens i Oyer i i The B. & M. Now Shops., dniyiiona iR | 1 General Manager Hold siys that the tad A Tbva th | i | new B, & M. shops at Sutail Tbower | D | upon the company an outlay 50,000. The ; ..; the summit | ' | | e iai el ot with a number of ovifices, 1) ! ? "_ s ial blisksmith. |l S5 M sventually supplied with | aensie on. sweet sounding bells ’ B . g lald the busement 0 bethe d M0IT year. Stome, brickk and ivon arothe materials | 5, ™" ™ ‘ Build a tobe used in their construction On tho fivst floor will be d hallw A yetition was circulated after. s = leading to the wrand staiae rrid noon and signed by all the jobt annfac. - o Notesand L rsonals. lattor with a width of t, extend: turer, retullers and hotel keepe South | James L Jagve, traveling passenger agent throuel tiho building. The erand stair. | ¢ Shore roac ‘hicago, is € | case w of ¢ 1 brass, il loor w Trusses, Club Keot, Curvature @ Tenth stiet, from Mason fo Farmam, ad. | Ofthe Ll Sloro road, Chicazo, is in U cso will lnyllw\‘l“ ‘.:4’1: e This floorwill | fo8; enssa i DiTaturs o8 il L, o, ad- | city. \ds0 contain private and o wards VSEN 01 WOMEN . ape i d; \‘l‘n thomayor and council, praying Oscar Vanderbilt, who represents the safos for valuables and bath ro widely .m.! that a sidewalk gt feot wide be luid and | Novthern Pacific, is looking after passenger | On 'the sccond floor will be the clpel, | ialists i Uit et maintained across the tracks of the Uniou Pa- | business for his road. which will aecommodute 100 poople, a private | perience, repirkabie at 11 1m0 b fl!h \-l\xh‘t"yull: peny. . | W B Russellana W. T, Rembart, agents “;“"I- 4 b s alisndantsind ofnnbori| Gt ol I SEREM ] o y fzorasn, 83 ¢ petitioners comy action of St. Louts and Kansas City of the Missouri | ©f privi s | eminent physiciins o the full ¢ y pack AfilA 6t 8 ' 8 \ i oon el the company in cle s it has | Pacile, aredoing Omina, 0 o U] %o e floor will e Iy millizo,. | nBENEILeloluIs o the tulle | g8 grsond histry of e, s we wil ot i plain enpher our BOMK 70 Mt it woon Delined done has been det heir interests encral-Agent Phillippl. of the Mi 5 In the attic will be s boms amd private | A CERTAIN AND POSITUVE b saindi (o and lus ruined their trale, “They clain that TR R anachiEAtiiBE, fOf Sher i 8lourd) g partiron e | thie awfal citeces ot carly viee and ¢ (_)m.llm Mwlul.nl and Surgic al I)l\[llllli‘ s unnecessary to close the strect at all, L GRS AR e 1001 he made of slate and metal, | ous evils that fo n s tra : A vory litterfeeling. ngainst tho Toad pro nd Ce foner Hancock, of the Union | Mho heating will be oe stomm bt mor o R OO D S N Corner 9th and HarneySts., Omaha. Neb, yails anoug the dealers along the street, W hy e, will return today and i Bach ventilating flue will | Sredily; complotey and permsnenily cued = threaton to carry the matte: into the courtsif | J. B. Frawly, passenger agent of the | have a u { vitiated aiv wi .;,[,.'J‘,‘\ oty (o tiste skitItN] & the council is impotent in the matter, Union Pacific at Kansas City, was at head- | be extracted by heated aiv at the base i by ) —_—— qQuarters, each thie, Each b T 4 will 3 \\| ES, FISTULA AND RECTAL UL S ice iimited to catarrhe . kg anat | cold ] ; AR 3 EEh| Hot Weather and Accidents, into the building thiough duct fron v seases OF 1050 anc 0. oo bldg. e s, | | uyor ANT COCET ornia- A RTloRapnd thris (Boe AR & mayana tikatea ol sadaana ox iias " : ey 1 | i This hot weather is feavrful,butif \ * int will be fin il wilt n the 3 : \ \ 1R Dino ag the Rub afewof Krauses Headutho ( with the nutural e i Mavor Cushing has howel from the miyo | day you will find tha tomp. Nilding when complot [ of Minneuy Kausas City, Donver and | guvad and the 1ol \ other cities to the effoct th al liead.pnd \the ihoxd ty will b Iy cided to attend the binauet ¢ LpaIei oy arsptybountary ? Atiadt, for It Mayors' dub of Missachuselts August1 HO BN drugiiay noxt “Tht vak, \ Preddent Hardson and his cbinel, and says | The Solid South T ——— ! that he intends falling in line and beivg | 5 solid on the G iy.n | _ Diphtheria is cured of ( « there too, rams and * day | ExtraDry Inperial Che e us i g ol *Do you foot your own bills when you g0 | qunine this el your' phys totr, N away to mspond to theso invitations, whidh | L) e e s : e N Jon peeelro by reason of yourofficial ‘capac- | sy’ the > temperature and prevent | The Minstrels, o ot AL R Lo 2 sunstiokes and headaclies, For sale by all A dispateh from W. 8. Cleveland to Ma v 1| = Every timo repliod his honor, T might | driseiste . hat b uenty ask the councilto pay such bills and I think i —r > v Boyd says that his colossal col | car they would do it, but 1 prefer not to bring Sun Stroke, nival minstrels will arvive in Omaha Frida such things beforo the council. You see , the accepted time, to pr nornin fifty strong. They are makin they might kick on somo of the items in an | lach ¢, By reduci arangements to give a s stro '] expaiso bill notwithsuuding the fact that | th tressing ey parade about noon. The cugagement opens : ¥ AN they've all been there thewselves many o | will bo p Crause's Heads ap- | at Boyd's opera house Friday wnight, for | ( tinie, many @ time,” Sulos wee the thin T | Wi senia Wil Do put on sule at & 0¢tok a DR J E m GREW Sl P o (e i i H Denve ol District Court. Oro ortwo I 's Headacho Capsulo | settings and coffects that e ed in ; Jobu Knezacok s commenced o suit in | twken during the day will prevent auy head | the smaller theaters 1 cady wrrived y &= =1 , . the distulet court, looking to n severance of | W0he, wlsouttadks of sunstroke. All draggists | and aro being put by plac The § 1)¢ ia h ( J])ll.l[ l rize $7 2.1 "‘. the matrimonial ties that have bound him to P Ix unsurasud o d SR IR REDAL S thN Bt [iad /i 1 HEDGING. R ire IV ATl s st ! ) CEN'TS EACHL i ’ . ~city = A | | whien they were married at Viadinver, Rus= | Who Were Opposed to the Re-election ¥u PURE T | EACH M sia. In bis petition ac ug to the usual of Mr. James, M 3 custow, John all that he has all the Wio voted for Superintondent James Tues- | 1402 poual | ) ) I long year been a husbind, both loving and | dayhight! was the all-absorbiog question with | o Address, B. I R11O true; that onthe ith day of July, 188, he | - ** 4 4 | GRATEFUIL OMFORTING elt lembers of the school board yesterday g emigrated to America ; that he triod toinduce | MEW! 3 Y ( % Hanuah (0 accompany him, but that she not | MOXT 5 19 Y DYl e only refused (0 do s0, but’ even threatened | The some members who stood by 4 as hini with dire ve e i he crossed the | Mr. James from the fiest and certainly voted b boscdile l.'y 5:‘.'.1‘;"\'\:.n”'.‘..‘#i‘,I‘I.Lm. ]":',}."‘..'." mortal ]1‘.‘,‘ for him but there were one or two who had I 1\ thocount releases him from the matrmonial | 22en considerad an uncortain quantity and, By ukh knowle i yoke that g nd gives himthe custody of | 88 anumber of the members showed a strong it @ oy who is cight years of age. inclination ta of the wet," the | tiex'of'w Storz & ther have commenced an attach- | pumber w VTR e | our breakrast aties with a v ment suit against Willlam_ Darst, to recover R RAAAR A hatod A v the § $400, which they allege s duo for 'gools sold | J4mes Fight along’) excended the lotal number 4 : ; I e MR e S and delivered it T aa st Aeal onogh el deie EMIE MELICAL ".""‘ i | of amusement among those membe who had i K whereve . been pronounced in their views, for or agaiust [ » w — James, from the beginni trasme: : 5 MANHOOE\ BLAVEN—Catherine Alieo, oldest child of | siher question wlich excited consider- o L of ‘ Ahuies Dmpoite Owe !Iunul \}1'*" Slaven, at 4:50 p. m., alter | able interest was, “Who Voted for Graham/" ( " Tarieasele o . 4 an illiess of five days. Age 8 years, 3 | On tb ballet ham received two Y opath eal 1 ve . . months and 10 days | votes, on the see st tvo ]\‘“\HI S (" Lond W LECLANCHE NS TUTY, 16 & . | Funeral Thursday, July 81, at 2:3 p.m., |bal 0 was - iginally ntlenin s , but that *s that he did not | from fanily residence, Tenth and Hiclory 4 stivets, Interment Holy Sepulehre cometery ruat Most Healthtul. Dr. It 3YPHILIS Voo for anyouo but Janes. ] : Croum Hak ‘ APTTON 10} So—— | gt 4 oted e Mr. Schauffer o ng Powder 4o not contall Ammonid, ime or alui. o \ N Platt’s Colorisdes s an Oloriess | At Susth voted for Mr. Schauffer on | jog o T eeatdig g PATEN T Wotdy tr oull o | $quid, but its disinfecting power is great, The general opluion is to the effect that the | New York Culcago. Sau Frauclagy. — b6 Lquls | tou Buiet, n a Mass 1 bes B v - ¢ [N y