Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 25, 1891, Page 5

THIE THE SIDEWALKS OF 0JARY, | ETY OF OPINIONS EXPRESSED wWher Merting to Be Hed Saturday by At the Conneil Chambey for the Consideration Ordinance. i heid in vead may bo made withi cortainly pairs made ns o thy ing. 1D the matte streets whor tly extended owners o eheaper to huy tin e advert ) iin hrought walks al of permanent sic the fire Limits have been roc e hield that to compel proport West Farnam, Sonth Sixteenth and other streets, where the fire limits have been ex tended'a long way, to lay permanent sile walks 15 aninjustice and is impracticable, for 1y places where there are heavy bill o foundation is not sufticiently solia’ for i rick or concrete walk.” He bolieyved should be an ordinance to cover sand by which property owners on these st might becnabled tolay orvepair board watks without a violation of the city dinance which now governs the fire limits M. Poppleton spoke of the small toles that abound inall parts of the city, where only a board or two are missing, but'which are very dangerous and may cause the eity o great deal of trouble and expense at any time, Ho believed these swall defects should be care fully looked after Mr. Birkhause been caused by teawsters walks and by o wd b them, I'he boards are b and then carried away by od that o sum of v sidewall vepairs, ar ) e expended on any v ( Let the matter o works, I think thero amount to | ut ou 1 am opposed to turniog the malte b the board of public works or to ar wdividual. The council has a vight wand where this money being id that many of iissing hay the rses 1 or t ne one for fuel money b 1 that not n M 1shing, rey board of public Olsen pla fot ove one know shonll be a limit is z—No one is goin, vea them to make to abuse withority ropairs. Olset ness Harry You don’t know what We don't want togo Ithink wo sh ach lot ppleton 1 vast people may to the busi n, Dick i 1o expend wiks for I 1 limit ¢ notice anoth seading contr amount of troub) ading, and * wher K s lof it is left upside down ina b vail fence. In contractors putting d of grading wis rabuse of a privi rs that is creating tractors tey takea job of through the they are W o v ke o sh wall when the wo pleted they have left holes here and thero i the walk wh the boards have been carried away or bry wnd a number of danzerou £ADS ave wn-traps which ma fow happens to fa them sy that these tract recoive i cent of e sidewalks back wh dbe injured. 1 y have pu con pay rs the Birk a very mittd t petled tosien. They ar Mr. Poppleton—i don't care stipulations are. With due board ablic works I suy it is u notorious fact known to ever that this matt pay until he the walks he lias tak be! The contrac Mr. Olser 1o the ne who permit the and e wauser—They d outract n't—they hay before they are lewalks. You o that th has wher 1be held re f the board perty owner Ls down igenco hat f walks to v A NS n obstru sail there w provides that al P their walks ¢ 1 tho mayor said: vey to have the police vatter an fy all propert ati wrdinance. iat the w ordin s ana subn 23,000 to &, 000, after this ers whoa It was fi shou vidine the council g that a fund of fr such amount, be set aside for the mending the broken and del all parts of the city Tho committee will meet with again on Saturda At the ¢ ber, when the orc o will and discussed Dr. ow agrecd [ pury pidated walks in the b be subn -— Birney cures eataven - The Methodist ¢ A meeting of th beine pspital, to the fund Meth of the Y Monday 0 subscribers raised for the erection of adist 1at the rooms ang fter Already < Christian assoclation Mr. 8. R. Ball pr ) has boen subscribed s principal business transacted was th ¢ of a nermanent orgiuization an selection of twenty-one trustees, wing geutlemen were elected 10 compos ard: Reverends G. M. Brown, C. W. i, widow \ widow of John Haunab, widow of Will R Dear 1 Punl inal invalid Puardy Jared 1 rome I Reber, Joln George Hales, Christian” Chri 1L Camp. Tnerease —Horace N. Gould, Char B sson, John W, Sawyer, W | Back O il 1 Wil Hicks, aus, Ja Henr ther Fx-dail of © Miller s, Jailer nen Too ox-( 15 called A lar clreumst caped from h uently os uer f th in the ¥ were reloa p it How did The on way to run wateh it antly an * that must never b lax ed in a hundred who s cut out re isn't the ht kind of now, and 1 told John Bo ago. Bohme w i 150 years isw't ent” out ther thing, the prison and that is something that ou v 1, They d t wet around men and don't know what is goin *They SAY 1 used o about escapes when e f i t the first \ man ot wway from the g to vep. polt leath up ther ot a1 out the cage if ho dow't want to out. There will be trouble one these dinys. Prisoners alwiy s got uneasy o wveather eomes on, and thore are. mox veries than av dny other season ‘When the first man got away from s they charged that 1 lot with cton ko claim t aro Vdid and think that this statement i explain the loss of any prisonc | Thay haviet the men in there now that have been there, 17 they had, there wonldn't he a voof left on the “They are afraid aud the prisoners know it There is no discipline. When Tleft there ol ugh on hand to last twe years, and last fall they had to have a now Supply. A prisoner told me that some of the men had tive pairs of double blankets. That shows how well affairs are looked after, and roare plonty of other similar instances.” who il was ¢ pr that Ma They sa help at? La il vitha v It isn't o for a juiler timber in ther > months make a jailer man Decker 1 Mt wh same u is to an ¢ The trouble is they . and they can’t arm No griping, Witt's Lit 1o 1 Barly bill. 1 no pam when De we taken. Small Will Change J of the several peculiar have oceurred at recently, Sheriff Boyd yestorda ning that he make a change of jailers could arrange matters. ile Spealking liveries tha il de. the county Jail Tire By had decided s = PERSONAL PARAGE APHS, Baker of Atbion is af Whiteof Lin Yatesof Lincolu is at Honser of Aubur or of David Cit v of Norfolk 1 ght of Lincoln i Doty of David ( Hopiins of Topelsa A. Van Osdell of Beatri tho Pax s at the Paxton the Murray is a « s atthe ( M is at the Paxton, is at the Pax is at Mur ray W, larg, 0,3 lard M. L lard D. S. Draper of Platt €. Brooks of Beatrico is at the M Bogardus of Brainavd is at the Mil more of Hastings is at the Mil nouth is at the Del f Hastings is at the De is isatt De Price of Rapid City bomas C. ( Murra J. D, Murray T Wyman ard. wson of Denver McDonald Frem; Mili i Mit Dellor i Dell Ex-Lieutc the city M. E. Spring are at the Del N. ( me are att Detlon G. C. Honper atthe Dello Lou Wessel, editor Couvrier, is at the Mu A A illings left vl u Monday Henty ‘I Oxnard. the Grand Island, 18 in the city D, Travis and G. W, Updike of « opping atthe Millard Nevraska City, Sterling Morton, is at It f Nebraska City s at rton e ant G M and I, J. Burton of Chicago B. Cook of Atchison wife of of the for Los A ght Capital City los via the et sugar man of the Pax- o il Lor urisy 1 Mrs in the city tendent of the W pauy and bas 1 city, Webster of Orchard Hill Hined to m with a quite severe R O, ( Colonel ( stern Ul © property wry of Chicag Wwry is superin n talegraph com iutorests in this | isfaction OMAHA DAILY TOOK 1T EASY A Eession of Council i 1 & dolin W was 1 property company Republican printing s authorized as f Conneil's er volume athorized to have uce the ( and compiled the vublished ork was wees passed compilod in of the board of pub ) for expenses for a paving and mac ettin \eaiate in repar truetin requirin and mud et of o buildin aimunication of J : ) the proposed mo o1 General Crooke, placed on file, was adopted, lore s 1 ther wrang imit Many complaints ha veen made the ovdinance recent passed and, commendation of the com nittee on fire water revising the ordinance special committee. T'he chair appointed the >t the tire department and the coummnit orks special committee of public over the five “The connc to cousider the zub) ments roported that in the opinion of the v attorncy no bonds can be issued this w f cxcept for district pav- ing IrOVen and that no rading can be done except at the expense of the proporty owners Ballou « tric ppointe improve nts, light ordinance v nzain intros ‘ed 1o the comn tee on gas and electric lghts, The charter committee will visit Lincoln robably on Thursday to look after the bill now beéfore the legislature amending the city's laws. 15 - BOGUS DETECTIVE CAPTURED. He Cliimed He Was Looking for Texas Train Kobbers, zeaut Whalen ana Detective Savagoe arr hogus detechive last night nouse on Ninth street. The than twenty-two years old, tall and power fully built, and poses as a sort of “Jack-the Giant-Killer.” He was entertaining the in- mates of the house by pair of hand-cuffs and a star he carried and relating imaginary scrimmages he ) b vassed thivough, He had on a lo ok wig and o heavy false moustache looksed quite wild and w zeant. Whalo tactive, sted a in a w s not more showing a he and Se ked him who ho was sir,” replied the ro tic looking youth. “I' am looking for “Texas train rovbers. 1 belong to the United States R and_he produced his star, upon which Assistant Captaiu United States Rangers” is inseribed Justat that poi ation Deto tive Savago laid bis haud on the young wan's wig_und lifted it off. The hero wa mich confused, and, like Samson of old powerand prowess vanished with t e removal of his long har. @ was locked upat the He give the name of W, H. Coady s'think ho is a daugerous man masquerading in the whilo preparing to or bus hou station The oftic and ha moustache - A Keyes Arrai i Keves were a vesterday upon the triple , Inreeny as bailee und e Walfe, the complainant, intications scemed 1o between him Ennis g Ennis and 05 of lu lement, (. 1 prosentand the point 1o the pooting of James Shilds of called to the wd testified that be had ac Mrs. Wolfc nad emploged Bnms at 4 a day 1o loc olfe. Ho hired tim on Satuy day, February 7, paid him 0 the following Monday. Shiclds that Ennis represented himself to deputy sheriff and showed him u star At this point Mr. Gaunon said he wi ¢ to Lincoln and wanted the case post ponedd. Judse Helsloy postponed the furty bearing of the case until Friday at 1¢ Murs, Wolfe was present and furnished bail v her recreant husband, who bas been holid ness, It understood that Funis s paid Mrs. V £200, which he admits Keyes issues 1nis Creston, witne stand od agent for Ta, was be a - Mathias bay. vicos were held las st night at St South Teuth Muthias day and the ary of Bishop Worthington's bishop of Nebraska, Dr, 1 the address, taking for a subject, *“The sition Oceunied by Chris tors in the Plan of Salvation,” Tha S were very iutevesting, and notwith linge the inclimency of the weather thore o lavgo attendance - Quick Work A few days ag t Bros.' drug stor Dyer,a well anown asked for something e had. Mr. Elder Chamberlain’s cough “Here is something | communds a lar copal chureh, of St honor Sixth annivers conseorat Doherty b wik in Mr. in and which la., citizon, came for asever e salc and gives g It isau excollent peepar: Mr. Dyer purchased u bott the next day when we saw him he said he was much better, and the day following up. peared to be entively cured lmen of the effectiveness of - Vietimizod by Peter Schmidt, Ninth and Jackson yesterday by a for This is a spe this preparaion a Forger. who keeps @ saloon at strects, vietimized er. He cashed & ctieck for .50, purporting to have been signed by the Arctic ice company, but the siguature proved to bea forgery. Schmid ot remeunbor the appemrunce of the man who presented check, s Devoted o | BEE: WEDXESDAY, ‘ THEY TALKED TENPERANCE, | Discussion of the Women's Nati uncilat Washington, Ly nal | High Mul Hobbers Jailed W Wy V Purse Worth Sy ANToNTo, Tox » T B well K Fighting For, inl Tel mbor wantee pu Dick with St e Titike of Fort Worth, and wecks befor the f deposit the full an with either of the ol [ t men. The Short tw m r fw Qui sh ONalley Case, i.—[Svectal Teie. Ate supreme court has rvendeved a ox rel istance to the ordoer wies aad A new vendered by Jud 1ral committees of t to arhitrate and il caudidates. (LG Patents to Westera Tny WARIINGTON, b, 24— S Tk Ben.—The fo ed today E. Shorwood court de writ and holds that the political parties b settle Qiffe Mtors, I Owing patents were Matthew, €. ¢ Stanton, Nev,, rein-supporting ving for har nessy Charles C. Gilman, Eldora, la., er ing for steam and hot oy Charles . ( , Eldora, Ta, wround railway nit: Claus Johnson, Aurelia, Ia., boot or John S, Kidd, Des Moines, evalor; Melrose M Neb,, cockey I i, H is: bl lma unid In Kl 1w vetirn pulily Bennett, Fair Chauncey W car_ coupling Neb., stov e and M Smith, Brush Creek, Ia., Frank A. Snow, David City pive fastenor - D Mircn 1th of S ominent Dakotans, D, Feb, 21 ial Tele gram to Tuk Bre.|—Hon Ayers of Plankinton, a member of tho board of vegents, dicd at that place last night of neu vulcia of the heart. Ho attended a Grand Army of the Republic camp-tire on 11 ! evening and made the closing address, He promiuent lawyer and was well known state H. C. N Lawler who died this morn ing at Prairie du Chien, was the_ father of Hon. John D. Lawler, president of the First National bank of this city, and was the original owner of the town site of Mitchell and had large interests here at the time of his death, Westminster Kennel Club Exh New Yous, Fob, 24 i Bex. ] -Madison very auimated first day of t Special Telegram to garden evening, this Square s » fif being the imual bench show 1. The exhi suen dimen: rthy rival of in Agricultural sent one eclipses bition iias of | sions that it has the world-famesd hall in London, and all former vecords. S nssume become no unw - ress Fredericka at Par 2.~ [Special Talegeam to Tur Eumpress Fredericka today — in- erma gove and their s was ata an embassy which w o by & musical ivce which was d by many members of the diplomat The Em s, b, Brr T'he speeted the ( Alled home at S0 present of artists - the Supreme Court. Ve, 24 Blod this ided the caso of Mavshall Field of tho McKin best dispost Judge it g de & Co,, involving ley tariff act. He said i tion the court can make of the matter is to affrm the decision of the aporaisers at New York, aud allow the_case to g0 direct to the supreme court Auappeal will be made at of 10 validit a Blanche-Mitchell ANCISCo, Feb, 24 i Athletic club last night decid teration of the qu of awarding the victory for tho Mitche Blancho fight till next Monday night Charges bave been wade that the figut was The San 1 the Califol to postpone t Fake. ho directors of - Sent 1 Youw, Feb, 24 ver of Mary Dr. Lloyd of was sentenced for life. d - - Exodusting to Oklahoma, Larrik Rock, Ark, Feb An exodus of negroes to Oklahoma from this state is in progress. Last uizht 100 left Pula and by next Saturday - Early R - Defeanded an Express Comp. Camo, L, 1eb Vietor L Clark nas been arrested, chavged with having de frauded the American expre various sums of m; for h James Dougherty, Anderson, who the latbush today New the and killeg asylum state prisc insanc shot insane to Sing Sing m ki county X more will have left De Witt's Little 11s for dyspepsia, sors; e whi- bad st little scalp and skin dis by using thut nat Hair Renewer - A Tax Collector short DALE, P8 +—Frank | re-ele ! dandruft fal cured Hall's Hoxy township, has Ask sap ving a for Van Houtew's Cocoa. Take no FEBRUARY 25, 1 NEWSOFTHE NORTHWEST. )1, Nebrasks excava br rice Harei he Hartity b ol him to Ponea lst n he pear at the of Wagne ¢ week for examin v n the xtterm of distri of Wayn L to enjoir o of) from col taxes in the terri tory which is claimed by both counties. If ne county is successful thore will be uo s any Thurston county. There is a stion whether the tract in dispute wa ver legally attached to Wavne, but the act g thie bounduries of ‘Thurston [ makes that county lap on Dakota county, ut for that reasou theact is void has petioned the s ials of Th Towa. an artesian epth of 850 feot crand jury con county juil unfit for human | The orphin in Davenport )2 inmates, thirty being from Seott ¢ The United Brethren society will buil churchin_ M o0 and The b 11 has reache ha spiee iry George E, MeElwain ceived a letter from Flor would bo granted that state hibit the blue grass palace, Davenport 1 1 or, ana oxpenditure of 18, be voted on at the appr T'he followin quired for the Muscatine the ensuing year: Teachers cont ent fund, &5, 2 1 school book fund, total Merey hospital at Davenport contains t1 ty-two women and twenty-threo men in sane department and four women and £ inits sick depart 1t, all of wh + county charges, Theéro are ab hundred ani fifty insane from other counties in the ho Al Codar | Ordir £10,492.54 1 iy water heal f O n a foran s done 1o sehool house buil A new building is wan ion of autho: W0 to meet the need wil nate of public fuy nds 1 Is for during the past 105,784.70, rtioned 16,2700 year has highway 35,512,144 ox ance 082 publ Iowalks, improv: Sew 10,0 wwd 1onts. D Birney cures eataren, Complies with the Mr. W. H. Voris, of the American live pany h Omaha, called at i fice last evening and requested statement 1o b t Lxeh at s Ber of owit published to ¢ 1 orrc dvertantly made in rts circulated by s about the American live mpany: “The An 1 company s laws of the stat limited 1 di wd to ous statements ina Bee and u ested pa T rue ter stock commission « vic an live 210 th cordin twenty- subscribir up to and and by-laws xchanges, The statements, wrrency that the ny cuts or s commissions, are absolutely without loeal exchan re charged on signment of stock whether it bo frou tockholder o shipping patron s of the cot v is transactod in ex actly the same manner, the char are the company, the Metloud Love ¢ company’ or Sam - Gosney company, and the profits rated or nartered compa nber 0, 1 #0,110,50, wer re not stockh f whom, directly or indir ceived i o cent s a or ation fov shiy pany, but every cent thereof was received by stockholders, L penses, in the shape of - diviaiy the American live st company does its busing are that it never assumes no nsibility 1 and excepting its goneral w tary, pays uo salary to any « fiv n every case the literally compl of Tocal any mpiny with a mimissio the commissi declared an done in ¢ pani commper went or comm Th Kk com ecor ) patrons, hazards and icer. 1Kes I'he Wonderful Carlshad Springs, Tutornntional Medleal toof the Uy \ puper stati that fr tarrhal nf thostonn gout, rh Theayera, With Hls Thumb, A boy is said \v.v..m\( from have been say bot savod thy with « Keep aly it my 11 C. Barnes, M Ayer’'s Sa r~"xp.x rilla DR J.C. AYER & CO. Low W 1, Mara, ¥ Drug ixd @*\HU MPHREYS' “/NETERIRARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattlo, Sheep, Dogs, Hegs, AND POULTRY. 500 Puge Bool on T rontumeni « wnd t Free. ra,Congestions Inflammntion ank Mendngitie, 1K Ry er. SHITTN Atism, i on ot 0 Animols $enmor i Kidag Dine arnlysin. - 60 ifles, Manual, Nt BARS Ouro 11 and Mudicator, * 87,00 Jor Veleriunry CurcOil, = = LOO d by Druggists; or Sent Prepaid anywhoro any quantity on Receipt of Piice HUMFPEREYS' MEDICINE CO. Corvier W llia ohn Sis, No TR HHIUMPEREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC 28 SPECIFIC Ho. £a &3 Neryous Ueml!ty Vi oseful re and Prostrati al Weaknes s, SOID WY DIvGaLT, orsent postpatl on T .—HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Cor. Wiliiam and John Sts., N. Y. Liiebig Company’s EXTRAU[ OF BEEF, «In Darkest Africa.” By Henry M. Stanley, “The Li big Compa- (G ny's Eviract g was of choicest. Stablo ¢ and i The on) of pric meat soups had to b prepaved in suflicient quantities o serveout cup fulf to c gered in ch weak b Madi m; “One crawl near my tent. borne to a was at onee fire and laid within a foy inches of it, and with the ad pint of Lot broth mado from the Company’s Extract of Mcat, ed himo his senses,”™ — Vol. lition of a Liehyg we 11, stor- Dr. Eccles’s Decision 1n Regard to Complexion Preparations. of Proot tee Physician ROBERT G 1 L nd C GENTLE MEN = The f f Planta Beatrlee hns an excel harmiess e s from anytl Jus nature that sueh 1. G. ECCLES ENTI of Flosh W ' tha PLAN Liver NTA BF Spots. ATRICE nd keey Post H-WORM h-Worm for Pimple st-patd o most r and y i) paid PASTE us skin, Black Hoa nd Eruptions o cur ) Every applicati Drug M LONDON TOIL[‘T BAZAR CO.. 35.10 Wost St, and East 17t i EI‘VéI‘WES_T_S NEHVE AKD BRAIN TREATMENT. wuralgin, Wiko tho i, ry Y il pras ! Tnaaniiy Prematire O/l Aie, Hufranncss. | Rox. Involantary orma to by Uviraert A ains on i moni eent by miol @iarant. S GUarantoes Leusd ai GOODMAN DRUG 10 Farnam Strect, A s wold only by O, Omaha. Nob FLANNERY S € JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PE Na. GOLD MEDAL, r THE M08 VLRFECT OF PENS BEAUTY o POLISH SAVING LABOR, CLEANLINESS, DURABILITY & CHE APNES'S, UNEQUIALLED NO ODOR WHEN HEATED. ) ALY HJ SIMPSDN 109 aud 1411 Dodap St wh ANV BOYD'S. LHREE NMGHTS ONLY, }‘“bn.uv 23 IN AN ING FI@avadies | A Texas Steer. NIGHTSAND MATINEE, PILREL SATURDAY Liehiruary LLIANT NEW STATY LIE CART[‘ R BOYD'S. 20 Mrs. LES a0 nho Ugly L)U( 1\1111 L OAVID BELASCO g. Brondway Theater, New DIME EDEN MUSEE. Will Lawler, Manngor, Cor. 1t wnd | Wi FERRUARY 2ra Dy, By lolland. A re ' i wileh tho Lrve Wetor lost Chse. The st parfor manee itroduclnge Y d coni SN and gracofut om0, SIAtAEAc<MORSIINE RONK AvM (RTICE AF= W Il - the el artis, and % DR.J. E. McGREW i THESS PECIATSIST, 16 Yeors' Experienes, PRIVATE DISEASES Tedlin®ito0 tthe 1o rom business. T s Tt FGLERT cul and all annoying disehrges ever A warranted ful romoty yor ki STRICTURE nenteure. ot pain fn relieving the bl nateuments no eutting, £ Munhood or We ant rol SKin diseases anl M Private Disea: Omahy Medieal and Smveical INSTITUDNE DISEAS FS OF WOMEN W i Wo T. Mol oth and H B SANATIVO, 3 Wonderful s WrittnGuarant Before & Afl\ r I.'su Phot refund the ular ¢ Awritton iuarantee to eu m X o uny o MADRID.CHEMICAL €O, Tira FOR SALE TN OMATIA ( &