Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 26, 1890, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, 6UTOBER SAND YET 1AM INNOCENT.” 26, sessed was & wealth of imagination, and he failed to contribute anything to her support. cence and declared that if deith bed he would deny th CARRIE WOULD NOT MARRY. %o were on his county, te stroet NE PHYSICIAN, riblo asser. This was condu sil @ faithful wife; children born of said marr ted herself toward defendan that there have been thre age: that the d narital obligation fendart, disrogarding his hus deserted the pleintift and has beg fully absent from her for more tha years lust past. STATE RESOURCES, The following request has been sent to agriculturalists and others interested through- out thestate The Omahaboardof trade Is unxlous toob tain a full e of Nebrask products for p manentexhib € atits presen t commodi ehange roors in the elty of Onmaha, s el sloth there and blsewlor aselren SUEKest A p e, The < o board of ugriculture heartily joining in this moveuiont, and ous to il Lo that end, directs me toysue this eirculur to county ricultural socletios and othiers who will contribute. 1t I8 hoped each county und interest in the state will ap clate {In\' Tmportance of the undertaking, respond promptly. Fhe bourd of trade w particularly gradn, seeds and canned fruits. n seeds ad grans not less thas wore thin two quirts, tr: corn nthe ear, or small grain or grasses in the head, tobateo in the loaf one hand, manu- factured articles, or models, in which the pub- e is interested will find prominent place on exhibition. Box curefully and send by freight V. N. Nuson, bowrd o trade ieed be for more detailed nd with Mr. N Repeatin that y Dend 1he fportance of thi you wilt lend it your ald, Sceretury Nebraska State oard” of Agrecul- ture, Ve HIVAL DRAYNEN Oliver Maggard and W. draymen who have had financial difiedlties o1 aceount of the latter's failuire to pay notes held by the former, came to blows in Sulli van's ofice at Tenth and O streets this after- noon. As both men are heavily built, stal- wart, and considerable ill f fight ' was a desperate one, andnone of the half-dozen spectators cared tointerfere. Mag- gard lad Sullivan down when Officers Harey and Otto rushed in and parted them great deal of hard words. POLICE PICKING Eugene Robertson's nerve has agai bim, and his desice for vengeance wnto fiself wings and flew away, A few nightsago he had W. H. Johnston, an old fellow of fifty, arrested in - the house of Mys. Robertson at 1 o'clock in the morning and jailed on the charge of adultery. Robertson told the police how he was huncering for yengeance, but this morning when the case was called'in police court he was not thero, and Johnston was accordingly discharged, Cora Huffman, Cora Flimm and Frank “Willinms, three fough looking people, were arvaigied on the charge of filling up with whisky and beer and disturbing the poace &t Seventhand Lstrects, They plead guilty and were flued §1 and costs each. women paid, but the man, who wi fng atthe time of hls arrestus rusher of the growler, will board with the city for a while. Frank Yorty, who has be running a dis. reputable dance house at Twenty-fivst and W streets, which is the resort of all the lewd womien of the town, was run in this after. noon. FIGHT. ed taken DISTRICT €O The September term of district court came to an end this afternoon. Judige Field was working on tho motion docketand Judge Chap- man on lwwand equity, Wil is being sued for a4 divorce by hiswife, Agnes, was ordered to pay §0 allmony into court by Noverber 10, L Daniel H. Gilbert, whose wife, Laura E., also wants i decree, wis_ orde week, beginning next Satuida, A tiow trial was refused in Underwood vs Pacific mutual telograph company. recovered #6 damages for a mistake in tran mitting & wessage and defendants gave no- tice of appeal tuday. CUTTING THE TIES. ietitions for divorce mentioned Boslles the ay s u wound off several more decrees, Anua B. Goldsberry, whose matrimonial in- felicitios have been pictty thoroughly aived, Bad no difficulty in gotting untied yesterday. Hex husband, A, Mauco Goldsberry, failad to appenr, and after she had told the court that ey were married in Ciarinda, la., August 158, and that the defendant had troated ber cruelly, failed to support and finally descrted her, the court &QK. her papers and she went forth happy, it being understood that the father is to look out for the child’s welfare. Euma J, Griggs was the next in line, and she poured forth her story. The defendant in he case is Lewis T. Griges, a brother of the poet lauerate of Nebraska, but he failed to sppear. The little woman said that Grig, represented o Ber hat b was roling in wealth, aud enumeruted possessions which eaused her loving eyes to bulge out. This Wwas before the marriage. Afterwards she discovered that all the riches Griggs pos- ~ ono pint, nor spechnens of H. Sullivan, the ling existed, the after a n Williams, who o't pay 5 @ Plaintift aving been granted, Judge started fora hunt up on the Platte. it was well equipped with ever o Lh substantials and luxuries, he thing, missary wagon was loaded down with It took threo conyeyances to haul the people and paraphe located ubout four How the game did out- The nalia, The camp was miles north of Eikhorn, suffer. Flor the first two days all attention was given to gunning. Teal, snipo, plovers and yearl we the score. ereenheads, laughtered by When “night came the company would sit around the camp fire and swap yarns, who honor only at would | was cook about tho break evenly d o fast. ied, Tho last trick turned cach night be- fore golng to bunk was to shake dice sec This but such_times as Blaneh Kennedy or Treasurer Snyder were elected “'cooks" was the game served in an exquisite o On Saturday the party anner, was reinforeed by the arrivalof Ed Medimber, Charlie Kosters, Tommy Bodderson, Charlie VanCamp,Henry Bushinan, Jame Hunt ing of_ s hands were to be in camp by 7 p. day. Blanch had st/ ports, . and Louie Grebe, All atur- After the corks had ceased popiug, and red the pot of How! and haked the Murphies brown, the tin plates were scattered around and the boys sat_down on mother carth and stuffed themselyes o finish, The benavas were lighted and the lying began. Johnny Lichtenberger started off with a suake story, but was hi by Adam Snyder while sang Sweet Viole Andy Moynihan danced a_rec frave an impersonation of stomach, Adam Bnyder luss and was aboutto bur the fatted calf, sonated the ' prodigat son ithont blaze of th W did Tommy 1 with etlog ad 0T a coon he had Charlie Van murdered a fow Camp and Henr e and as they wero being sent Juage htenberger, e in with his " and the rding to the chie Sunday aud Monday killed 600 due panthers aud & baby cléphant. Tommy f liar o the se "and “*Aunie Roor , Johnny Boy while Charlie Ko ed down gnd rolled on the grass Bidderson h an ¢ Hastin, ter In ct, pt 1 Ed Medimber ® of im- eturning home anythiug but an_appetite. the ¢k Morrison and Christ hile s son stood silontly by toying witha hours before, Bushman wero placed under arrest by Louie Grobe for eath by ping a quart from the wet goods quarters, red to Bidderson o party, nteen s, ninety quail, one coon, two Close of the Touruament, The Parmelee-Nason closed yestorday “The sport in the afternoon ¢ latest ballad ““Money is ableau ended, on men tournament shoot ‘ter four successful days, nsisted of mis- cellaneous shooting, no regular matches hay- ing heen arranged. The shoot throughout and by some of the best g wost, The larger purses we Parmelee and Budd, rksine The den Musee. en in seoured was well attended, the by 3, Bee blig Itis with much pride that Manager Lawler of the Kden Muse for the weck, kuows Bill; anuonuces his Nearly Arnold, the famous at the 1 t the tinost musee burl tomo: ne of road. It o row. sque troupes on the its own scenery and stage att minstrel, ad of the Japenese bur- & week's en: seltings, aud the wardrobe and costumes of the lady members avo simply superb. only because of the friendsh tween Lawler and A induced to givea v upe s s m can A that the me of be meationed I Quéenic and Bessie dancers, Maud and ballet davcers and Nasmo and Barrello, the noted whose potpoursi of song, wit and b made them fanous. the patrons of the Musee, Mr. I sle, s performanc the best taleut in it, queen of the vandeville stage the novel aud Mable Kenyon, gaiety Messrs, It latter vdin A1 mo wler Mason, litaires wis p existing be- was ere. has This will be a treat to has made another lucky it by securing an_exact copy or reproduction of the famous Frei painter, Jerowe's, masterpiece, ent torious ' Love.” This beautiful 15x22 feet {1 size und is very cleve Po ihe lover of p itled * paintin, offered 10 inspect 4 valuable picture. the childien Mr, Fery Lawler has seci s troupe of educated ch i is y copled, cLures @ rave opportunity 1s For red Prof, mive aud rats, The rodeuts do some comical tricks, and can- not but help please the children, The children in neat 8o unique_ altraction. di ams g8 and dances i1s another The Karten sisters are vocalists of pronounced ability, and Prof. Marco, the clover facial artist, 1s a queer character, This is but a to be vendeved this weel rtion of the oill aond Mr, Lawler promises one of the best shows ever pre- sented at this house, e i Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee Lldg. S0 you stick to your brothers” Why, of course,” sail Wari perfectly natural.”’ The woman became very angry at Warren forthis and let him undersiand that his advice was not the kind she was seeking, Shethen sought an attorney. After her talk with that legal light, the lawyer went to the woman’s husband and let him understand that for 3100 she would leave him for ever andallow him the privilege of getting a divoree from her. % Poor Nathan Clough was evidently glad enough to get rid of the shrew but he didn't have the $100, So ke went to his brother, the hotel keeper, and asked him forthe money. As usual the cash was forth- coming, and Mrs, Nathan Clough, taking what, was left after the att got his share, left the country. But she never forgave ‘Warren for taling the t of his brother, Warren and Nathan Clough, as intimated, were not only closely allied by fraternal, but also business relations, and on April 25, 1875, Nathan came to Seward t consummate some business contract. By this Warren was to give his brother Nathan $1,000, Everything was arvanged satisfactorily and Warren gave his older brother a check on the bank forjthe amount. This was on Thursday. Nathan lmul aoout §300 of this money toa mau named Bignall, He lingered in Seward for a fow days, stopping at the hotel ran by his brothe In'tne loft over the stable was a bed chambe and Nathan i on sleeping there, 50 as tobe on hand in case anything happeved to the horsgs. Warren humored him in the whim, although he informed him that he was welcome to the best bed in the house, On Saturday night when he went to retive Warren (' i, the landlord, noticed his clerk, Ch Wilcox, and a4 man named Jack Trent, in whispered cousultation, but thought nothing of it. That night Nathan Clough, Warren's brother, was murdered, The next morning when Warren came into the dining room he expected tosee his brother aiting nearly hallan hour e him and he failed to_appear Warren de- cided to go to the barn to wake himup. The hostler said that Nathan had not yet come down from the loft and Warren climbed the ladder leading up to the chambier to awaken him. Warren's call failed to arouse Nathan, and he went up to shake the apparently drowsy brother, Then o ghastly sight © met his gaze. Mis brother wi stark aud cold and the mark of some blunt instrument on the tem- ple of the murdered man told the story of the midnight assault. The sudden taking off of hisbrother almost crazed Warren, and for weeks he scemed to be in & dazed condition. The murderof Nathan Clough was a ten days’ wonder in Seward, and at the end of that time Wurren was astonished to find him- self arrested on the charge of butchering his brother for a few hundred dollars! Before this the wife of Nathan Clough, who had de serted her husbund, appeaved on the scene, and it appears thatshe had never forgotten her enmity toward Warren for taking the part It is bel ithat ina great ure her voluble tongue and bitter de- aused Warren's arvest, and when igned on the charge of murder so wftamed the community against her brother-in-law that the jury try- ing him did not dare to bring in a verdict of acquittal . A ingly they decided to com- promise with public opinion and instead of bringing in a verdict that would hang the prisoner they returned one that would spare his life, but would make him a convict for life. It was months before Clough could re- alize that he was actually an outlaw. Af Warren's arvest it was noticed that x, the hotel clerk, and his chum, Jack Trent, were both unusually flush with mone Warren begged of the officers 10 hold these fellows until after the trial, but they retused to doso and before Clough was both Wilcox and Trent ned, It was carned after their departure that on the night of the murder both these fellows had Leen up until after midnight, and that their actions had otherwise been suspicious, But no attention was paid o this, Public indignation was very high over the murder, aud as the popu- sentiment seemed in favor of makig a vegoat of Warren Clough, he was con- edd and sent to the penitentiary for life. A decade and a half of years have slipped away und the village of Seward is blossom- ing into & prosperous young ¢ The old settlers who were leading a precarious exist- ence fifteen vears ago are today men of wealth and influence. ~But the most prosper- ous of them all in those early days has been leading a living death and his name is almost forgotten by those who in carly days were glad to receive a favor at bis bunds, Your correspoudent irem.cnhy went to the penitentiary to see this aged prisoner and was astonisied to find not & cold-visaged, atle tal brutal looking felon, but a kindly appeai y WEMG t bis spirits were almost broken handsome, gentlemanly old man, ln couversation ke still protested his iuno n, “that is of his brother mea showed ti views on the question, but they should not do 50 as leaders. ““Another reason is this, it is a political battle, althougn a bloodless' one, and & man who goes out to nurse the sick should not fight against. either side.” Dean Gardner of Trinity cathedral, said: ST have not seen the resolution but h neard of it, and havo nothing to do with it. The ministerial association, as it is called, amounts to very little as far as I cn learn. I have one of the largest congre- gations in the city and do not know of a pro- libitionist among them.” Will your _congregation contribute a col- lection toward the campaign fund ! “Powards buying votes in favor of the pro- libitory amendment! No, sir, emphatically not, and you may say this in all carnestuess.” rles’ W.. Savidge said: “As a Il vote for the amendment, jan I do not see how I could do anything else. I have seen and read the resolution of the ministerial unjon and have thought a great deal about it, but T shall not observe November 2 as a field day for the prohibitory amendment, nor shall 1 take up a collection for campaign’ expenses. 1 believe 1 can do more us a Christian minister by preaching the gospel tomen and salvation through Christ than posmg as a politican in the pulpit, as proposed in the resolution with reference to November 2. Newton W. Mann said: not observe November 2 as a day set aside to preach politics from the pulpit, 1 have not as yet decided whether oruot 1 shall speak on the subject of temperauce on that day. It is entirely foreign toour belief that we should follow the course laid down in the resolutions of the so-called ministerial uuion, as I am not connected with it and have nothing in common with it, and consequently suall take no cognizance of its actious, shosdadsn (8 Dr. Birney, nose and throat, Bee bldg. L “I shall A Nationnl Labor Convention. The al labor union and the Trades as- semblies of the city are in recoipt of a cireu- lar from Samuel Gompers, president of the American federation of labor, calling a con- vention of delegates from all national and in- ternational unions, state federvations, central labor unions, trades assemblies, local unions and federal labor unions which are afiliated to the Am 0 federation of labor. The convention will convene in New York city December 8. Representation in the convention is upon the following bas National and interna- tional trade wunions one delegate for 4,000 members or less: two delegates for 8,005 three delegates for 16,000; four delegates for #4,000; five delegates for 64,000; and so on State federations, central labor unious, trades assemblies, local trade unions and federal labor uniois one each, respectively. T ita or delegate of theor- st be paidup in fulland the organizations must have received a certificate of afiliation at least thirty days prior to the convention, or the delegates™ wilt not be en- titled to seats thevein, P Dr. Birney cures eatarrh, Bes bldg, —————— COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Canficld & Ryan Awarded the Hospi= tal Grading Contract, All the members were preseut at the meet- igof the board of county commissioners yesterday afternoon, ‘There were two bids for papering and painting the interior of the sheriff's quarters in the county jail. The bid of Voss Brothers was the lower and he will get the contract. J. 8. Seibel, an old ex-soldier, was ordered sent to the home at Grand Island. John Lay asked for transportation to New York. The matter was referred. A committee from the independent party asked that the commissioners appoint one judge from each of the wards of the city and one from each of the county precincts to act at the November election, with the under- standing that the judges shall be of the inde- pendent faith, The matter was laid over until the next meeting of the hoard, Dr. Galbraith presented & bill of §% for holding eight inquests The bill was referred to the committes on judicia Samuel T. Pope wrote a letter in which he states that he will at once repair aud put in shape the defective steam pipes at the county hospital, ‘The bill of $100 in favor of L. E. Renard, meals furnished jurors, was referred to the committee on finance. Sherift Boyd presented a bill of $01.35 for caring for usane during the quarter ending September 30, The bill was referred. The city had a bill of §725.01 against the was at Gavdner’s ba firing guns. At one exact vertical line extending twen above tne water line, which means that c one of them would have hit an ordinary w vessels in very nearly the same place as th ship. This first trial is regarded a: i factory demonstration of the qual ordnance and ability of our gunner: e Dr. Birney, nose and throat, Bee bldg 'ITIES. A case of scarlet fover was repovted 1415 California street yesterday evening. Tho unnual reception for members of the Young Men's Christian frou great success. The Knox Preabyte Ninetcenth and the third annive n church, Oliio streets, will ¢ brate afternoon at 3 o'clock. of The cas John O'Connell, who was a rested for repairing u wooden building insic of the fire limits, was heard yesterday afte noon in police court and the ~ defendant w discharged. R. D. Duncan took a poll going west on the Elkborn of tram sterduy y on October 4 | & uch, three-inch and one-inch rapid ge of 1,000 yards sixty of tho sixty-tivo shots wers lodked i an eet association will take place on Tuosday next and promises 1o be a corner ry of its organization this No. 31 s to California points leave Chicago Knnsas City -y Friday via the Santa e route. Ticket rate from Chicago ), from Sioux City, Omaha, Lincoln City #35, slecping car rate from Chicago %4 per double berth, from IKansas City $3 per double berth, Every- thing furni 1 ex meals, These excur pers 1y conducted by experienced excursion managers who accompany parties to destination. For sxeursion folder containing full particu- ind map folder and time table of L e voute and reserving of sleeping herths, addvess S, M. Osgood, ger al agent, E. L. Palmer, freight and passenger agent, AT, & S, . railroad, 1308 Farnam street, Omaha, Nebraskia. Not Much Use Advertising. > Except for the benelit of strangers because everyone living in and P fic coast every Thursday, Omaha knows the great Chicago & Northwest- ns orn runs four pusse day to Chicago, and t 1 9:10 p. m. acceler s with new sleepers and free parle Thair m divect from the U, P depot, thus avoiding the annoy- iger 1t every at the 430 . m. ted vestibule ing: Richards 38, Boyd 18, [ ing change of ecars at Council Blufls, 0, for prohibilion amendmeit against | Sitfe, sure, sumptuous, speedy, satisfac- amendment : 1o The eity ticket oflice is at 1401 Charles Reese of the Millard hotel drug wrnam St. Baggage checked from store lost an oy It was hangin, cont, yestorday afternoon in the el part of the store * | vesidences. Sleeping borths veserved s | to Chicago and all points beyond on all near the door that opens into toe Millard. | Jiy, RIUR RITGIIE Sotme sneak thief stole the eont, 1o doubt. S s GonovaliAgont. H. . White was tried in the police court EY AN ¥ srnoon for running an_emplos- 8 08 . ment oftico without u license. 1o 18 of the R T Thh opinion that the law is on his side, how And s attorney gave nouce that’ tho And 5o do the elegantly appointed would be appealed. e Dr. Birney, nose and throat, Bee bldy Marriage Licenses. Tho following mu sued by Judge Shields yesterday: Name and address. § Patriek MeGrath I Lizzle S § Peter Omaha d I Mary Jc 1 John L. ! § Augustus Z. Auderson, Omaba § Poter S, Smith, Omuha 1 Matilda Dr. Birney cures « h, Bee Bldg. =R, Building fermits. The following permits were issned by the superintendent of buildings yesterday 503 were is- trains of the Burlington ronte I favorite line, selected by the ernment to earry the the cholce of threo daily t Chicago and the east, two for Kansas Ctty and the south, two for Denver and the west, The Burlington No. 2 Fast Bxpress, tibuled throughout, equipped with ant Pullman fu hed with selected Jibravies, reclining chaiv s free)and d e, loaves alia 4:30 p. evving bro this Zov- fast mail, youhs No. the fast mail, leaves Omaha 9:10 p. ., ar p m, juipment and dinin sup to thie Lighest standard, Famam st- W. I'. V —— dge only 1223 The AirCth At Goroy SLroets e s B0 pro0| Although we now number asa nation S e 4 i 700 | considerably more than sixty million nion Pucific Railvond company. franie souls there seems to be plenty of elbow additlon to foundry, Eiovenin and | poom, and overcrowded center is some- Thie or A i thing of a misnomer on Amer i . We have hurdly settled around th total i as it were, of the immense public - of o United States nd along Dr. Birney, nose and throat, Boo bldg. | Huf of the United Stafes, and slong To the Editor of Tue By United States ministe ing the sald minister's te to the presidency of the Tniied Statés ¢ OUR READER. e Dr* Birney cures catareh, Beo bldz. - The royal observatory, land, from which the longitudes of all Brit charts are reckones tirely administered by ates’ of Newnham which is Miss Cl sh uas u department en women. Four gradu ollege, at the head o measurement from photograplis. Is the son of o born in England duz- 1 of office, eligible Greenwich, Eng- , & mathematician, do the daily work, which includes night ob- servations, actual photography and exact its branches and depondencios, thove land enough yet vacant to support h the present gopuintlon of the country, And these lands ave ot bavren wastes, but good fertile favm lands. - G LON ROU ¥, BURI Excursion to the Black Hills Oct. 28, October 28th, the B. & M, R. R., Bur- h | lington route, will sell round trip tickets - | to Custer. S. D., good for veturn within i 15 days, at frate, The line has just od to Custer, and is being mstruct beyond there to Hill y and Deadwood, A first class line of duily stages run from Custer to Hill City, ——— Lead City, Deadwood, ete, ‘The com ple- Dr. Birney, nose and throat, Bee bldg. | tion of the Burlington line will vesult in - the rapid development of the Bluck Hills Ground was broken last_weele for Kitehen's residence on Thirty Farnam structure. Latenser's best, is decided unique and un like anything built in the city. ' The ma terial is brown stone aud Chicago buff_brick J. B The building will cost $10,000 and will rank in beauty, solidity and fluish next to Henry Yates' palatial home. Dr. Birney cures catarrh, ket Tickets at low accommodations via the groat Island route, Ticket office, teenth and Farnam streets, Omaha, Bee bldg. cond and The design, one of Jona su rates and superior Rock 1602—Six- country. Now is your time to make an investment, For furtherinformation 3 lnly to W. F. Vaill, city ticket agent,] Furnam stree Al e The only railroad train out of Omaha run expressly for tho accommodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island v tibuled limited, leav ha at 4:15 a 2 Sixteenth It costs American women $6,000,000 & year 0 paint their faccs, She also claimed that he had undermined hee tion that he was the murlere “Wh Contracts were awarded as follows: Will- | pr, Richards, l;w L-nv-u Speciatist, 5 e health by infection, Sho secured ¢ said he, “T would have laid down my 1if eruding South Thirteenth street, § Comes tothe Bee Building, adil vestoration of her maiden nan my broitier. What reason could 1 ha nts per cuble yard; F. 1. Poterson, Hlohardi % i \ ol ven sibl i ng Vs D J 01 1 proaches to K " ‘hards has take: woms §18 For That Reawn Hor Lover Demands the | KQEOR |0 oo to x| Was Warren Clongh Guilty of Murder, or T Was fate Yrelllonis: TORRA pisiy of | Dork T eason, 0 820 i e Duilding, and. wil Retarn of Presents, She sald she had been twice married, Was it a Terrible Mistake? money anggby discreet inveéstments could to. | street, 5 conts, limit his practice to the diseases of the and a8 the fruits of the first day have” been immensely rich. T often | By resolution tho clerk will advertise for | jungs and nervous system. | _— union had four chiliren. _Six years | —— helped him i Ifln.m 1 diatroas and would | the construction of a four.foot brick scwer on | Dr 1s hne been to considerable 20 she was wooed and Wol sas” Uity | ve been the last person. in the world to iith T th strect, near Sand creel A L h P THEVIADUCT QUESTION AGAIN DISCUSSED | 320 2he was wooei and won in Kausas” Uity | TE 0LD MAN'S TEARFUL,PATHETIC STORY | 1ie Bt Hh St Ko ocnt From: i T | i e s Batrect, hear Sund ek oro | expense in fitting up his parlors nd o cirpenter. It turned out that his knowledge ) lu}\i-lvml \\'h\{n T was ar -dnvl,un he | read three times and pi now ‘mlvhm‘n (}.-uh( I\1I|~4 tho best ‘||I|\- of wooderaft was exceedingly limited, and he arge of being the mure and never [ No. 40, of the brid . No. 12 | pointed suite of any physician in the A Chance for Nebraska Counties to | filed tosupport hor and e childien.” Ho | Under a Life sentence, lfe Has Served | dreamel that Twould becanvicted when [ | of the rad fund, £,00735; No. 87 of tho gen- | countey. Al the roms are richly car- . " was also guilty of treating her cruelly. She Sifteen Yo §iy was not guilty, And yet here T have been | eral fund, #2320 peted and curtained, the large consult- | 1 Exhiblit Their Producta--A received a divo M, IRobertson i3 ratlier i Bl b i for fifteon years. [ kiow thit the law most | For removing 20,000 cubic vards of earth | fng room being fitted out with il the | 1 Large Day for Divorces at astately looking, white-handed woman, aud tiary - History of the be vindicated, and I helleve that the | atthe hospital grounns, C Jonsen, Can. WL applinnces known to medical L | the Capital Cit she relited her story most pathotically. Chte people who' brought this terriblo | field & Ryan and 1. T. Callaghan each bid T AOEST Hanlres AL ol - e * L v THE HABEAS (ORPUS DIDN'T WORK and undeserved punishment on mo wers | 129-10 conts por cubic yard for tho ork, e doctor m e of me i George Sellers applied to Judge Chiapman est in their convietions and meant to do | The roll being called Messes. Bovlin, Cor- al massage, as weoll as that almost W \ yesterday afternoon fora writof habeas cor- ht. And yet a8 God is my witness Tam | rigan and Turs sted 1n favor of awarding | sure cure for consumption and many % f & Liscory, Neb., Oct [Spectalto Tne | pus, claiming that he has been unlawfully de- | Liscony, Neb, Oct [Special to Tne | aninnocent man. I was an old soldier and | the Contract to Canfield & Ryan, O'Keeffo | nervous discases, compound oxygen. Vi I \Je ! Ber.|— William neman, o tall, gaunt, p]u\uu nl,ll.l'hllh" s by C \|\ H'-xiv-lli- Puty | Bee.)—Fifteen yoars in priton on the charge ;l':‘\\‘l;wl\u t“;w‘\‘vn.ul.y"l \j’_f”‘l&‘L Aplog v\;,v.xx:h nnv]l_!('hn'irl ; 'l‘llxlnn'r |'li(\|<l'|(l‘|u\;u‘v'lt'l Al o from i the i pl u-;.m’ I'|'|'|'||-r A s . i sheri 10 writ was made returnable this ARG dhd Vet Srabably ‘an tetocenl | OV Yeolfen @ suffored the tortures 10 board adjourned unti uesday | tion room is the cooling room for use o ! rustic loking young man, wis hanging | Juieiny andargued before the court, Sell | 0f murder and yet probably an dunocent ¢, zer ™ thirst and fatigue. 1 have | morniug at 10 o'clock tlonts who hinye taken the buths aroind police headquarters this afternoon | or's attorney claims that the complaint un- | Man. marched for twenty-four hours without P — '\‘l iiifip 18 €18 Turkish cuabinet Bath: waiting for the police judge to show up. | der which his client was arrested fails to Fifteen years caged like o wild beast and | water and stood in(n;u ru. n|| a murderous Dr. Birney, nose and throat, Bee bldg. 1 N )““1]";")- ~"’ll‘ vllll :‘I:Ix[;““:;nv I:u”:. Willlam's heart was breaking but he was not | state suficient facts to mako a crime under | yet conscious that he is the victim ofa | enemy, but none of those hardships e are v -l 8 well electro- 1 ath, 3 eV okias £ 1ol ki i ',l,',': i s l‘f‘ ¢ | the statutes, and that there isno law or stat- | woman's malice, while the real assassin en- | With the hell 1 have siffevad here where my | Nebeaska, lowa and Dakota Pensions. | Which is opers by furadic and gal- 4 ¥ enary of Wilingls ale ol wot FOT | yto of the state under which he can be_held i 4 ideutity, my liberty, my wife, my boy and ¢, Oct, 2 Talog vanic batteries, Dr. Richards, by the some months past he has dee ¢ his ad- joys his libert iy, m3 o ) WasiiNGToN, Oct. 2, - (Speciu Telogran ) I ) nonths past hoe has deen paying his o oner or tried for the supposed offense, [ 103 BS . i rything 1 have onearth has been taken | - N way, ix the only physician in the west dresses to Miss Carrie Stenberg, a tall bru- adunt’s attorney claims that there 18 no uch is the case of Warren Clough, the ¥ from me. And yet L am innocent,’ to Tie Be Pensions were granted today | (950 2R galvanic battery ineloctric nette of striking appearance, who works at | clanse in the statutes making it unlawful for | convict the old man uncomplainiy bears — — - to the following raskans « - Oviginal in- | Goee i q'olectro-thurmal baths, Then thebond hotel, His love was apparently | ®man to register in a ward in which he did | the punishment, probably due another, fully Dr. Birney cures catareh, Bee bldg. vald—Elias T. Marshall, Falls City 3 senja- | yo0087 the shampoo room and plung | I'S returned, but the f Carrle didn't | Mot .-..~|I.|.: LAy d the b and | trysting that in the court of heaven the Su- i g min E, Isaman, Aurora; William H. Keene h, wilh syray sttachments, a s T L, TR 6 YT A T bttt S A g preme Judge in whom he believes will re- CLERICAL POLITICIANS, Omaha; Washington Brambaugh, Caburghi | olactiic water bath i the adjoining marriage and accordingly made an appoint- val meeting at the oftice of the | Yerse the pssion tinged verdict of thecarttly | quey are Repudinted by Fellow Labor. | DaVid Ao Roo, Norfolic; Alonzo Hall, Lin- | apactment is run_ by McIntosh's v ment with William to meet him at the By works yesterday afternoon, | conrts. ers In the Vineyard. . | coln. Inerease.-Jewett Barnes, Norman: | finest battery. All these department lington depot. last Thursday night, go with cil_committee andthe | Warren Clough, both in years and duration | mq gscertain move fully whether the clergy | Havtford Wood, Oliowa; William Hair, [ ave in charge of ladies and gentlemen, him to Oumaba and ther bo mude man and | FPresetatives of the rilronds, tie question | of imprisoument, 18 almost the oldest con- | of the city propose to SUpport tho resolution | Omata; Bl Phillips, Tecumset, - skilled sslstaunts ull}l--ilm-hu‘-: who hins wife, William was theve but Carrie was't | Xothiug definite was - accompistied, and an- | Victin the penitentiary at Lincoln. He wis | aiopted at the last meeting of the ministerial | g’ Aiport . Crosby, ¢ounedl Budfe: | el b o B L L and whon he came toenguire the reason of | other meeting will be hold 1 about ten days, | chareed with eruelly murdering for money | yyion with regard to observing Sunday, No- | B garrett Montica o - Sowaet the use of both lady and gentlemen her failure to ¢ she treated him coldly | The Bu Missowri Pacific_ and Elk- | the brottier he loved and often helped, and a | vomber 2, as a *prohibition field day” for the | Council Biuffs; Milligan Patton, Gifford; | PUients, ‘“’I“‘. it ""] g‘“;"‘ and deciived their love wasa thing of the | horn ro s ~<'"""|‘ I|4| the Mi person after looking into his kindly, benevo- | gollection of campaign funds, a Bee vepre- | Cyrus I Hartley, Bayard: Hiram Dayison, f'” I “”[-“m'; “‘ 'j" discases which he so - i et e el vas taken to give ast named | jont face feels o shiock at seing himn in the | sentative cullo ST At BAR 566 Georgo M, B. Myers, Eldon! [ successfully treats, : ' e S YN LIRS M BV SRt | st timae o i O VA o | v N s G VTG, T IRV B | e G e s son, Woodbura; Stophen ¢ Dr. Richards has practiced medicine presents (o the valie of $45 sincoshe lad | ctpyctures, the Burlington having already | YePU u ] 2 2 Fears | cloth of various denominations and questioned | \ileox, Des Moines. Increase~Wiiliam J. | for twenty-three yeavs, the fivst twenty promsed to wed him and it was to | done so. poor Clough will bosixty years old and dur- | hony o the subject. Martin, Centervitle; Philip Yates, Blai- s beilg dovoted to’ regular practic recover these that William was hunting | The proposition made yesterday by the | ing his long incarceration his ebou locks have | “g 4" pav. W, K. Heans: I beliove in | chard; latton, Moulton 3 Gillette | Shile crarine the 1 hiveE Ha ke Juige Houston, ¢ railroud companies is that they will construct | turned to silvery whiteness holding mectingsto stir tho people up ina | S firam 5 Oklist, | 1Lnd Uis BiSE1se b6 Ha. dingisas. oL s 4 two viaduets, combination wood and iron, at | Hebhas always insisted on his nnocence B g BB Oclwein STTBBYH ORRATOEE: ] S L ECRERL QIR RCIE USSR AULATIS . JEGINNING WORK. o | o combined cost of &30,000, of which the ity | and the fact that he was convieted on temperance way but Thavdiy think that wo | eiweiny rancis ietlunpy, Oskilooss | junes and ner tem, That the . Mr., ¥ M. Little of Sioux City, John . 1550 0ontmbute #,000, pay all the slenderest chain of circumstantial shall hold any such meeting as contemplated | Shand, Ruthven: James N. Coulter, Indian- | lmiting of his pr 5 a wise decision Barry, SKpa Snpines ‘|'\"'“ {‘ 'i"f» and | ghutting property and' to pay fi s | dence naturally inclines a fair in the resolution. Dr. Thain, the leader | ola; Jicob A. Mi ialva; William Rode- | is amply evidenced by the fact that Dr. PR > et e pitalistoff the same | and_ the maintenince of the same, The city | son o place some credence in his story. of our district, has the decision of | man, Elkhart: Monlk, Stoux City: | Richards now ranks as one of the vory TUESDAY, \ city, artived vacly next week Wi G50i0n the right o locate the viaducts w as follows: 3 & § this matterin_hands and 1 am_awaiting it. | William H. Conwell, Knoxville; Foster D. | host physi chosen specialtics, beiin the work of {ruusforming the Lincoln | f [10is" "l “ia’ undentood, however, that | The crime for which Wareon Clough 18 | Freelquite sure that we suall not. collects | Brown, Newton: Ash Hadkine, Strawbony 2 s WEDNESDAY AND ! i o et ironds favor Ninth and Tenth strcets, | suffering the penulty A in the early | fund for campaign purposes. I believe that | Point; James 1 b |- Dhlouah. . ‘conoRoE=HulTman. . pRiAce SLANCARY A | d. o site for the power louse hus becn v, however, walved vy matin bours of May 1, 1 and_the mur- | 4yiag jsa personal matter with my congr , Cha apers. dining ; s reciining ¢ THURSDAY, , and will contain 1,000 lorse pow Twelfth strect, over which [ deved man was Nathan Clough. Nathan was | tion and shall not attempt to dictate to them o' B. aldwell Sabk Loy Bttt 8 < RSDAY, | ¥t week another gentleman from X stro v ! ass, | forty-nine vears old, being four years the ‘hetner they shall contribute AP $&T TIT t ) s to Chicago and intervening pe | 2 i gl SRS tre will pass, v s the | ag'to whetner they shall contribute tosucha | Deep R Wilson, e s RN X IR L ing the city to choose between Ninth | senior of \ ] brother, | ‘fund or how they shall vote,” s A i Gl 1) Washing vin the greeat Roek Island route,” Ticket | B s, T R O o, jicy | AnA Tonth slecots, now in prison, was the more suceessful busi- | “revy. G Gridith of St. Mark's Evangel- al widow - Nancy, widow of Calvin €. | oflice 1602, Sixteenth and I ohar 20 ) « 5 possible, | completed before the | Mk bt st adjournment the Unfon | ness man and ofton gave tiuanclal id to bis | ol fastiosan chureh Sald: 1 s not present T s S (10 ]” /4 4l (m t fi A ¢ the Stand. | Pacific and B. & M. representatives met the | senior brother. % b at the meeting and know nothing of the reso- uth Dakota: Ornginal—George W A Light in Every Berth, Uy =it ] i Brothers, pontistors of the Stand | committes in’ conference, and discussed the [ Warren Clough came to Nebraska in an | jytion, and shall therefore take no action in Oliver O. Stokes, Nashy To the Chicago, Milwaukee Paul ardiine, have ordered all the necessay poles | ygitorof a viaduct over A strect, to bo con- [ Carly ¢ He started a hotel at Seward and | 46 mmitter, T donot consider that I have the nkton: Albert B, M railway belongs the eredit of being the 2 0.20 P § and appiratus and will yace with the Lineolu | ructed of ironut cost of $10,000. The | W successful. At the begluning of tho o disturbthe regulac services of my Willinm Taylor,Cary; | first in the country to reduce the matter 10:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. forthe first vun. railway companies ask the city to pay two- | year 1875 he had £5,000 in the bank and had unless requested to do Vot A R REABIMAL GV L D LaUL LR 4 TOLITICAL HALLIES fifths of the cost, but itis not' provable that [ he had the opportunity of investing this my congregation, I il R of electric lighting of trains to selentific 3 The independents helda rally in this city | they will aceede, ns it is understood that the [ money where he intended so to do he would | yoaeha temperance sermon, but b Dr.Birney cures catarrh, Beo bldg. perfeetion, One of the novel featur We have .received a con- this moruing and afternoon. A parad Union Paciflc vipresentatives have been in- | Probibly have m“ln';‘“ todayorth e [ ceven decided “that. As to @ collec Pl o “"""":"“l"‘l in ‘“"l, ""i"l“”flv S i f G held in the morning, principally consisting of | structed to pay one-half the cost if neces- | Kl deal. o B O Sy i L campaipn purposes I shall do nothing of that ’ % N patent electric reading lamp in each sec QLo 3 rect fro Jonstan- alliancemen and their teams, Presumably | sary. Clough, the elder brothier, aftor living With | gort, "1t my congregation wish to'do any- n,'f'\‘:“::“l‘l‘,‘l‘l';"“ ""“:""""':'!l"""‘ tion, Wilh this luxurions provision signment direct from Constan accurate aritimeti » the number of PLEASANT HOUR (LUB OPENING. iis first wi or over twenly yoars, | thing personally, that is another matter. . 11k, Oct -[Specla Lt reading at night before and after retiv- f ». 3| H i e teams at 300, and i fine it about | Tho Pleasant Honr club, Lincoln's leading | Ceived an affection for o neigtivors wie that | Wi, " Shall Yot the” prohibition ket | o Tus Brrl A sensation has been caused | bG8 1R SRR ERE I G0y tinople-—$50,000 in value B0, Wi cansiderablo enthusism | social organiration, opened tho season last | Tesulted in twodivorces und the subsoquent | pesel 1 stall not dictate to my prople.” at Mora, in Macon county, by o horsewhiv- | gt when vetiving the toilet may be St T R R The mife among the farmers, but their | evening with a reception and ball at thestate | marriage of Nuthan to the woman he had Rev. John Williamson was not at | pinge episode. Some ik s DRI f g ! s of these rare antiquitic 1 Allios, tho trudo uniontats, Woro consplcuous | eupital. Tt aras. in hoaor of Lioutenans g | leamed to esteom more tian his Arst love. | 1 yiceting of the ministorial nssociation | DuF. cPisode. Somo months ago Dr. I | made in comfort und scelusion. ‘The : by theirabsence. After pavading the princi- Gritith and ex-Mayor John B, | 11 1873 Nathan Clough, with his new wife, | whey it passed the resolutions in regard toa | Hooverof Loexington, L, mavried a daughter | heeth veading lamp in the Pullman | § finest Jot of Turkish Rues and pal streets the procession headed for the o le. The ball was given in | came from fowa tovisit his brother Warren | ifie.day® for the collection of a campaign | of J. B. Bean, a prominent citizen of Mo sleeping ears run_on - the Chicago, Mil- 5 B fair irrounds, whereaddresses were made by | representative hail, but the senate chamber andto consult with lim as to the | fuud. T shall not take a collection | It appears that since the mar Dr. Hoover | wahoe & St Paul railway, between Persian Carpets ever imported Mor at, J. V. Wolfeand others. and the main corridor were utilized by Lin. | Post W Lo ke nlivelihood. | Waxtew, who | for siich a purpose, but will preach a tomper- n.lu been - making remurks dergatoy othe Omaha and Chicago, is paicnted and R OHoo1R ) bEithia oIty HeIq: an || eiis Ko siny. buus Canl vos AN | had always take e > sermo s ot | character of his mother-in-law. Mr. Bean | o o used by any other v (H - Sherr 3 at Bohanon's hill, where addresses were de- | affaiv decidedly the swellestone ever held in :"‘l\“':"l“fl‘;‘;lll al:'.!'lrhfll\ 'r'::"m\:'.'. :2. ;;ll';llyl\‘\";;‘-‘;: nor shll Uattend o union weoting i the | Bo ke a public apology. This the doctor | {7 SR e ,l.k” bt it 1 st el Yy leading clergymen, winding up | the capital city nd even bought a cow for 0 8 y evening.’? refused to do. and Mr, Bean gave him a s¢ 1 S B x sure the people of Umaha tha with a pirade of the children through the : ——— with butter and milk. - Nathaw's wite, how- | “yay ", A, Fogelstrom, formerly pastor of | vere chastising with a buggy whip. It is said | vineed. SR I l, 5 rinecipil streets, Dr. Bivnev, nose and throat, Bee bldg. | €ve) wasnot contented with the condition of | 16" Sivedish Lutheran clureh and now this afternoon that the doctor s determined | Sleeping ears leave the Union Pacifi this will positively be the last WANTS TEN THOUSAND. — . i eE N brasku home, and dus | chavge of the Tmmanuel hospital and deacon- | to bo avenged, and the people of the toww are { depot, Omaha, at 610 p. m. daily, t . ; - ;. s ing haryest 10, on W ol o, said that ho had read the r looking f. 1o & shooting affair. ing ro at 930 a, m. Securc . : e e Gty By sRoithea a0 BT SoT: Jolly Nimrods, to town and poured a tale = of | \wiong Dr. Birney, nose and throat, Beo bldg. | Tieket ofieo, 1501 Ky ; Eril i i : R Lompany, whereln ' | No jollier erowd of marksmen ever spent a | dissatisfuction into her, brotherin-law's | "SrSein ot pay any atteution to them. i b ,l o \‘"‘"." 'f’]!""” um stroet(Barker | § gon Wil he sold without re S B U o1 %% | ightin the country than the paity that ve.| €ars: Sie declared that she and Nathan | pipst because Iam not in favor of prohibi- A Satisfuctory Test. teldioh ouilie, - A L4 ¥ ‘ther \ / b m . THE DAILY DIVORC L uld not getalong together and asked | g Jeside: don't thi he clergy 4 . 1B P N, . A. Nasn, ar o ’ \ turne 1 3 X . | ton. Besides, 1 don't think that the clergy WasniNaroy, Oct ~[Special Telegram ' serve. Our secon Q0r Wi Mary Etta Moore this morning filed ape- g Warren what would be the bestthing for her | (6010 take a handin the business, Thoy ety ¥ & £ Pass. Agent. Gen'l Agent S s 5 N tition aygainst William Mooro, her husband, | the middleof last week Dr. X to o, Warren, who loved his brother, in- | giotis S0 (Weadors T bt to ''n Brr, | —Part of the first large it e fitte et e /4 priving focs diverce,and dlegesthat on | Scrocier, Johmie = Doy sisted on her returuing to her husband and | tiong,‘and probibition s political question, | practice on the new cruiser Philudelphia ¥ e fitted up for this sale espec- Septembe, e I:IML 13 l:hn-'nln, IAI b., she ,'153[':'5“'3“"5)5 11'."3“\‘\5.'»3.-\:'."....fl ~;x“)"“:~r*|7>k|‘*a‘:. They can, of course, exp their personal | have just reached the navy department. The Pullman tourist sleeping car excur- ‘wis married to he defendant and has cver g ¢ € O ed fally for the ladies who wish to attend. Be on time, as the' sale will begin positively as stat cd. otwelENewell Auctioneers. REPORT OF THE CONDITION —O0F THE: McCazue Navinos Bank At Ongha, I the state of Nebraska, at the cl Loans and disc Overdr ~of action Covy Alex G, Ch 0se 0f business, October 18th, 180, YURC Al [Ysney house other banks. .. il puper euriicy, B ERds s ol ca1es of o ks outst ¥ OF DOUGLAS, | dsworn 1o hefore me this sith KK, BROWNLIZE, Notary Publie, OSALS FOR - OATS. AND CORN.— ROP UL S Indian Service, Rosobud Agenty, South Dakota, October =, 180 ~Sealod proposus | jndon “Proposals for Outs Corn™, and addressed 1o the: under cd b Rose md Awency, Soath Dilol e vl at this oflice until one o'clo 1 of Noveuber 100, 1860, for i Wil n A delivers 0000 poundsof Outs, ) pounds of corn. / Bits st he ; and vl sacked, and welh not 1 pounds to tiie budhel, sound welgh not Joss ¢ inds to and tohe d s of a-half nnde of & 1ip. wal Wil bo stite Iy in their | Notic ute ut, lele 1o b iract, The vl 1 bids or ates Depo er of the unders| ot o propo- L will be forfelied to any bidder or hid- I el <l ail to prosptly contract with ad’ wy stherwi to the | B. REYNOLDS, 8 il in clarge. - of the Sitting of the City C. une il asa Board of Equalization, To all taxp; 1 awners of proverty, and all parties interested In taxation in the ety of O Youure hereby notiflea thit the city com 11 of Ot Will,us provided and required by sece tlon 85, of the charter of 1 At eit hold a'session less thin 180, for ment Omihi fc i bourd of tive du ng October 89, the 12ing 1 of thin vity ot 1 taxation for vity 1 tute provi ‘ e filod with the city clerk at Fiug the sessions ofsa 1d hoard. Joux Groves, City Orerik Oerzde