Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1890, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THURSDAY, AUC JST 7, 1890, 5 N ) yond, ns far as Omaha, 10 the soa-board by 3 o THEYDREWTHEIR REVOLVERS " : 7SU S Lot s one et por 100 pouls S Q The Money Frank Morrissey Finds as | than by way of Chifago, - Of course ——— Sanitary Commissioner., the Chicago roads might make a 10 instead of 4 : If all the reports that are circlulating | 20-cent rate in order to equalize matters, but, » B ARensational Arrest Made by Ormsby Yes- | through tho atmosphere be ' true, Sani- | If they should, St Louis would still claim Commissioner Frank Morrissey tarday Momtag, . B e ot 3 Sunburn WILL CURE |Ies e & THEDAILY BEE vey away the Sergeant Tom Ormshy had an exciting | closet, or R time about 8 o'clock yesterday morning provisions of this ordinance. g This gave the sanitary commis As he was passing down Farnam et, trary power, and if the stol n after Morrissey’s appolntment In fred as it ian w and always has beon, | al ngs tions gover the removal of garbage and P =g Htvitng Sotrs on - ould t give St. Louis a est Was Made The second section of this ordinance reads | not understand why she d "ave the on who has been anthe St. Louis a I S e | o StingsefInsects, | | A DESPFRATE BREAK RTY, | June, he had one of nis friends in the council | 0 hier grreed, Chicaro claims that the Mis- P it 2 FOR LIBERTY ‘;imrnhnwm v.:wu..v.. -Yumuu‘.l' the |<.;_n'|l|— ;vlnlw‘v‘L‘|,1I|A'\|;'I|I:r:l|1 iu-.udiw? ._.‘A‘lln:m;n hn"t— Er‘upthfla, arnam Street in | the cleanin ss-pools con rom Kansas City, but cshe Whicha Daring A 4 g R il have U Sore Ey(ls as follows : same from Omaha, when the- distance fr 1t shall bo unlawful for the latter place to St. Louis is n and Dispateh, a pe iz0d by the san- | Same as to Chicago, ( Louis a differ. M t B A e (i Hse It FIAdy osquito Bites, ruises it pt the commission's ruling and adopt the ! Ml ; 1 Catarrh, FOR QGNE YEAR, snor avbls | Midgloy's Stolen ne of tortain | The claims sct forth in a Chicago dispateh Inflammallons FACSIMILE OF SOI‘eneSS, neac Fifteonth, he met two men whom he ve | men engaged in this busine to be be- | that Chairman Midgley desorves more credit h BOPILE WITH membered having been mixed up with a | lic ¢ h” used this p_m). ( x»;vu full st limit. | than anybody for having fc ated the uni- Hemorl‘ a eS BUFF mevw:,: LameneSS. N m N srumbor of .-‘,w) rios, and st .,,,,i;.g, told them | 61ty colt wiastoner b ‘,,-”(.‘T'x»I,::‘lli‘..]m:w‘lu; - 1\u.uu ssification soon to h:-‘..‘l{ul.m)|y\n 1 AVOID IM-TATlONs. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE, ——AND THR—— it they were both under arres i el e | American railroads, mukes old freight o ’ ; 0 But 11 't ot Just then, O ot o Vo position, SEeURAY 0in, | Lol Ml 0P W il Sty | POND’S EXTRACT €O., 76 Fifth Avenue, New York. Both rovolyers and made for the [ The only personsauthorized by the sanitary | “James H. Rutler and George R, Blanch - —— World-Herald office, which they enterad o | commissioner to engage in the business of | promulgated the scheme about six years ago " ° i thern compule and o RSN Y | Ching, i Tasy alee ity A loocssd T 10 SEHOLD WORDS ALL OVER EUROPE. 7e Ormshy got the drop on one of themen with | Nelson, No. 414 South Fourteeuth street: A. | the various ronds of the country, his e le Dick Mot. | Travis, Webst an Fifteenth and Six- spent more than one year fellow. Inthe | teenth street 1o show wherein it wo y ™ mo tho ot ot i had aniounced bis | nis b bl B D R g nc cl w n froj )| n, o resenting his | 905, | st manage r ito )t Messrs, Kut- k] S fi,“l S dssas: Sk e Thirthtn and | Hat Howad _stree | loran ard's proposition, Thon Mi “BEST & GOES FARTHEST.” rowd that had 1k il 4 i ‘ole and " azarus clair tha oy stolc W d now shes It . et Ao ,,'i,”“ il conyanied out o the | ofior makiug these appointments Mr. Mote | S G Lo Lag o hw. faehow' 10 a6 Now that its manufacturers are draw ng the attention of 0 Iy i o raud was gone rissey domanded of them 25 per cos = : the Americ n\puhlu,to this firs¢ and,ever since its invention, . L b ther. bt Ak, (aleon tb 146, 1 they had received for doing sanfia ) slng Chatge. the est of all cocoas,it will Soon be appreciated here as well station in the patrol wagon. g S L A dispateh to Tug Bre from St. Joo as elsewhere all over the world. All that tl factur. The man arrested is Frank Bruce, He and | fhfiGs (i thei the, com "“_“,.I“".,,{““ aat t General Manager McNeal of the St. Joo £ L 1€ Woric 1at the manulactur- the pal who was with him y whose name s not recal three years ago for the Jona. b Jury werd cainst t Bruce is us smooth and is known all’over th ¥ educated fellow and his father is a highly ve: spected citizen of Missouri, who believes that his boy is perfoctly straighf and the object of police persceution. Heis a small, but at the game time a powerful man, with a smooth ‘ After heing taleen to the station he was put in Seavey's sweat-box and the chicf and De tective Haze put the thumb-screws on him, morni arres ers request is simply one grial, or, still better, a compara- tive test with whatever other cocoa it may be; thien Vax Hour Cocoa #tself will convince every one of its great superiority. I\ is be cause Of lhx superiority that the BOTH TOGETHER FOR ONLY Two Dollars and a Half a Month The other fellows, however, were still id division of the Union Pacifie | obstinate, and even refused to make that | will be transferred to the management of the ul\r“'i‘\ xlhu}u;m ste Lazarus told | Oregon 1w company's him that he had many customers on hts 3ist | | or L who had been with him_for years, ana whom | Li1¢s at Portl L Frank Morrissey didu't ¢ v and he | Prise to ofic at leadguarters, 3 wais not inclined to puy & commission on the | claim not to have even heard that such work he got from them, He was zehad been contemplated, Mr. Hol- | willing, however, to pay Mr. Morrissey | n Portland, or at least was there b per cent on all iew business ho sent the I Notwithstanding the sudden- ness of the information, speculation is rife ns o who will most likely'succeed McNeal atSt e, Holcomb observes the civil ser vico this ¢ M. Burr is first in | line of promotion, being the ranking superin- whichisa STRENGTHE but learued nothing, e oy o X% Cond tendent. 4 i ALt R e ek lovats i Y e $M.O. Mail, C. J To Chicago and Return tor$9. anond ihieves and s o be t tor, Adam Sn Chrles Wedel), The woad Omaha are engaging Y IS m‘, o A A Mrs, Mayor Custe | Ttoger & Sons M “" llman, I, E. W inal | the Oddfellow rates. EBEAR,. ing's diamonds more recently Dy % | The rate but scalpers are selling Ormsby deserves credit for tackling the | ¢ 3" H g T | tickets for men and getting one of them, as he was i p 3 e alone ( Smith, P. L. | at the and kuew them to bo despe W B e Y B % e ] Iucach cellln the jail there Is a_water | Kty & Co, Dulf Green and | youug man, ussistunt closet for the use of the p i et e e R i1 | Solicitor for th after noon, a_prisoner in the main ¢ ‘m‘ll“,‘, e s :-l\l | B. P Ri rof tho (]-.‘.\'1“4 Captain ] and told him that | (Grd it now rests | wq, ered upon b Mon- Bruco wis esca pon running down | "y days a0 John Nelson informed | da¥ with the Milwaukeo as th presi- LRI i | Lozaras and Colo that he had withdrawn | dent of that” road. Ho has L the uce | that th midn jone. 18, - Ho spld: thint: Morriasay hud Vs traftic aft i b, s faspay bl & the exclusive right to dothis | The oficial G. A will THE FIGURE «9.” Pl The chasfly Record The figurs 0 in our dates will make a long stay, leave Omaha on Frida; | ready been taken to men in | coaches, the drain. Capt. Mostyn imme outin front of the jail and foun van the man As a result of this all the ga under the sidewalk, bereath which t 180} thin ol who :alean: oos: stified =4 ofdeaths that resalt from malaria is frigh No man or woman now living will ever dato a apace exeavated to | it 8l intiaatiny that thow Lt S aE il TS i fos hni ful, There is no disease that is so insidious Jocument without using tho figure 0. It stands semeat, Bruce was fo npting to st e % 1 4 | owissoothing syrup for children | gn jts attack, Itsappronch isstealthy and In the third place in 180, where it will remain ten i DR g b e o that their license money would be refunded softens the gums and allays all puin, cmentos every fibre of the body, and p a portion of the sidewalk with a ¢ 1o them at the council meeting that evenin its 8 bittie Yomied LA Sty years and then move up to secoud placa in 1600, ‘h‘\\hi’h he had I’-w d beneath tho sid Lazatus & Sor T ! v power, Dr, Tuit’s Liver where it will rest for one hundred yoars, es ol o \“M“l e L and taken back w0 | {5 popresent thed The new offices of the great Rock [s- ven the most valuable mala- There is another 9" which hus also come to stay. When the reg opriation ordinance noted 1t the council _ther His ttne located in Council land route, 16( toenth and Farnam 1t is unlike the figure 9 in our date rgyman of New York pronoune in tho respect was pre re was % fnest ol ..u\l,«nn dy moved mmnm place, where Bluft sergeant Ormsby went after him | i i i ot, Omaha finest in the city. ho gr t ble the mnine that it has ady moved up place, wher o 4 par in it providing for the re- \ ) 1 o1 v, o 1 “ An_information was filed yesterds Tho {i garbago t at lowest rates shonld bo without them Theyarepieas. | " High \nn Whelor & Wilton Sawing Machine, lice court charging John Doe. real name mn- | e sraph stricken out and 2 ant to take, being coverod With & vauiila for rst place by the known, with assault with intent to kill. Doe Councilman Davis moved that it should be, THE but Osthoff, beside whom Morri was sit- sugar conting, aris TARMERS' CONGR. 2xposition of 1850, ist partner of Brue and is the fellow who \ % ; 9 ro contest with the leading ma: dre olver on Sergeant Ovmsby. When | gine"onnosed. the motion fnd said o would | o g Tutt’s Ialver Pllls chines of the world, it was awarded the only Bruce was here at the time of the Jonasen | 1o his bouncil to daten 1o the commiseioiog, | Full Programme of the Coming Meet- Grand Prize given to family sewing machinos, ail Tobi 0 two desporate crooks | Morrissey mudo o speech, He said that an ing at Council Bluffs, SURE ANTIDOTE TO MALAHIA. cthers on exhibit having received lower awards nd Shaw. His confeder p is neither of them ordinance had passed and was now a law giv- ing him power to name the men who should | te ‘l).\' allowed to do this class uf_\ nitary work. ers' cong s, which meets at Council Bluffs Tho p ph in theappropristion ordinance | Ay nd 20, The sessions will & under dis:uysion simply rofunded money to | 3 W Py A E ol % i : AR SN men engaged in the business who had paid Pl L I DEVID 2055 DOUGLAS COUNTY REPUBLICANS, | i e oot authorized by him | lowing programme has beeu prepared for the to do the work, He said that the council had | occasion: t an Or- | become mixed up on the matte of gold me ey s, ete. The uch G rnment ts superiority by the decoration of g e 3 Mr. N Ilmmll\\'lw- ler, Presidentof the company On payment ot the first monthly installment you will rc “'{1‘,’;‘::‘)“""""L’""'t"'u"““;" "0;‘% ; volumes of the Encyclopudia, and your subscription to TEHE BEE will begin im- npom bais an entimy wew i ey v | mediately. 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Ge sl 1190 $honsaic. il BukiaarRen Jhaumend b Bresnio g . thobitter contentions which have boen ox- | St | fho latter full to see any wonvinciug ] and in ng ratod by the wresident, | New Equipments, Beautifal Situation, © | Randolnl f ry i Moore | #0d nine million words, And tho whole thing, logother with tho best daily psper o 08, ¢ published in Omaha w 1l cost you less than from Oma ¥ h from Kausas ¢ i not be the same '| 3 en the distance is about same. A Burlington ofticial atte > timied by the sec Full and supes or Faculty. Depart Latin, Greek, German. Fre ote. mend for Informatlc The first s op will be at Cheyenne, wh ;mllunln\ will be spent in lo over pul :\w\w % A Rirlligy el m’]l"‘“j‘l‘ The only rail MISS H. N. HASK e s mprovements. s e Ady ittty Bidea. A expressl commaodatio [ ) N The' party will go direct to Salt Lake, | tion in favor of Kansas " City justifiod by | *un expromly for the accommodationiof | . = l‘]GI[ l CI‘AN l S A I)AY, where & stop of an judefiuite lougth will bo | Calling attention to the fact that the ar | Omaha, Council Blufls, Des Moines and T rate between Kunsas City and St Louis is [ Chicago business is the Rock Islund A [: fl Comptroller Goodrich says that he pro- | " Omoha to Bt f<;;'§{:j: e l\'l*‘::ll“‘*ll.\:i-l}mgi]“-:l\. Il‘;nl!;vlt‘-:;‘.,l(t‘:m““\ atd:15 ’!ER_!EM 0H§§5!§\‘T_gll‘vwlj,!pgsn s 0 challenge er of the A IR SicnRel Ay moibas 64 PAY | St Louis first cut the one fare by reduc- | oiin St AT ot —— or & long distance swim in Salt Lake, | Dt Louis first cut t ! r \_ nd hehas no fears whatever s to tho re. | (M it ftom 825 to §20. The Wabash is iu‘that | ~ sults. Mr. Goodrich has had a very coy little | SWim. Not being ‘& Chicago road. its only =SS AHE TRICTY Do a little sum in arthmetic, Deduet from ei IRSTCLAS® | 6y Loy daily for anewspaper. You y 25 ANPAMONG xteenth ht cents a day the sum you lsee at what a ridiculously swmall price we areoffering you a work guperior in a thousand ways to the I} lopedia bathing suit mads, aud it just fta” bis vest | CUBUCE Of gettiug any of the Nebrsks b o MIL\V \UI\EL COL LECL :::,,L;J,‘,K lnnnunu n:r“:u: i A:;B";' that ure Leing offered at prices ranging from sixty to two hundred dollurs, PR . saniiblo: Rcand among Mormon | from Ormaha us the Missour Pacifie doos /s ikl omstedd B LB LI L BT i All the Chicago lines If it does they will then ruins and several dips in tho briny’ pond the | fom Kansas City, ox- FarYou CIRCASSIA, Aug. 16 | ETHIOPIA, A x Women. Tor catulogue add C. R 0 et it to do_ this. [ J party will continue thoir journey on to | Pectit todo KINGSLEY, Phe D, Pres Now York, Queenstown and Liverpool. Ogden, then to Portland. rom Portland Hive'to maoyt the rate. % Wi an o ool —— . opt. Nth. there will be several sido excursions | A n, T SALOON, SECOND-SLASS AND STEERAGE Fates on' lowest terms £ aid from the princy SEOTGH, ENGLISH, 1KISH AND ALL CONTINERTAL FOINTS, THE BOOKS ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT TIE Excur kit ¥ e availablo o return ither the piciure civer Mersey, North of On the return trip, the traveters will make Where the Kick Com s In. o 3 % lLLl"uI coussnvmoav quite aatey a Donper, . volrs will mako |\ orinent frelght ofictal, returned from | A Full Set of Teeth, on Rubber, i —-OI;'I\!IU§I‘G - The trip will eonsumo about two week Chicago, where ho devoted several days to - gt % Al dopurtmenta o A g No outsiders will accompany the part rate matters, says that the opposition showi For Five Dollars. . RIS > ) The train was on time, and in their special - e Art, clo. E. LR v v the Chicage A gai » inte o I e et 3 ote: hof Lreland Naplesor Gibraltar, car wero thegentlemen whose names aro | P 10 Chicago roads against tho interstate | A peroct fit gu ed, Toeth oxtractod HIGIGUFE"“LEBULLH CIRCULAR LETTERS OF, nn:bn AND DRAFTS iven above. They were all” arrayed in plug | comwerce commission’s ordor for @ reduc- | without pain or danger. and, with out anacs: nEariknenh Inuol. ). Bosrding at lowest current ¥a 7hly 0 any ot our local 8 and Toei00 Albert soats, audnad settiad | tlon 1n grain and foodproduoct rates trom theklos. Mg vivee FUIUES &b 0¥0St snhnlo Tor Girls aud Y onne Tadios, "¥or| + 0 HENDERSON BROS., Chicagor down to playing high five half an hour before | Missouri river points east is based upon an | out piate warranted, ,m;",";.,. ?.,_o,nm..,,.mm ..‘.m,'n, [ tho train pulled out. Thero wasno party of | alle atriotic constituents present to bid them | o farewell. Ina word, it was tho most lone- | of St. I some, dreary, friendless departure of excur- | ged supposition that it would work a dis- I3 P f minati nst thelr town and in favor | OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM | Eutranee. ot strect elevator. open even- | ILLINOIS MILITARY AGADEMY Noona giars onl i v a: Hurry E. Moors i III]'-”AY:\"[‘I\\H]’ i TR q Such roduc. | 1025 At 5 o elock. Circular of HENRY J. STEVENS, A. B, Prin DAME UNIVERSITY.) ginin, Tho 70th Academle term will open Monday, Sopt. sth s the id Morphine § N p7 : pIIjMnundmlulv 0 ys Blonists that perhaps ever was pulled out of proposed would establish a diffor. | i o 23042y > BT & Pullmin. A il on WhCAL (08 naticoof 3x cents 10 FEMALE BEANS (Cpar il oured. DA 4.6 FEFHENY, Lebsaon0 X Twelve cases of beer accompanied the coun- puis, while the difference hereto- foctly snfo, most arfulemaly o 1. g from effects - TN ellmanic car, foro bas besu ogly \bean - five ceats, FRENGH SPEGIFIG /v TN DI (O Berthio, k¥s WE{A[ NEN * ’l ' ;L'”lh' BEE BUILDING. Vith & six cent differential, there- ol Dy GOODN AN DREG (O, O mpos Fits, spasms, St. Vitus aance, nervousness | fore, St Louis would have an advan. | 3 /M POSITIVE sul permsccnt CURE for all Lk — foaial S - {*“~~@r mud hysterin ‘are soon cured by Dr. Miles' | tago over Ciiicago of one cent on through | Speases of the URINARY ORCANS. Cures i, Lawyer, 1124 D ‘x"""" St pormaneny nd privately by our sex- : 5 e 5 & S { Nervine. Froo samploss atKubu d Coy 13th | shipments, or in other words wheat could | fotile Beie s do e Bes st o b ioago, ' yean' wiscomtul praciod L Raical Compne. 1 Woskine: | AND YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED T0 EXAMINE Thw i .:\sl Douglas, be shipped fro the Missouri iver wad points | ¥IAHL " For Salo By ANl Druggists, | i I Spocial facllleios. | 0 ERCSE: Hoston, Mass ) s