Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1891, Page 5

» N THE OMAHA DAILY BEL: FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1891 BY CEORCE FRA (IS TRAIN. Omaba People Highly Fntortained by the Great Agent of Peyoho. HE GIVES OUT A LONG INTERVIEW. What He Predicts for Omaha's Fu- ture the World's Fair—- vees and Politios ally Dilated On. and An audionce of fully At the Boyd last evening to hear Georgo Francis T'rain, the living embodiment of the pychic force that rules the world, recast the past and prophetically foretell the future. His costume was something of a cross be- tween full evening dress and a Grand Army of the Republic uniform, but was supposed to bave no connection with cither, It was a product of the wearer's individuality, and blne claw hammer coat, patent pumps, b buttons and tricolor badge wero individual and oollective features of Trainomania. His was a strizing figuro, and cven to those Who had known him for thirty years, he was 80 object of keen interest. 'Ihio powerful frame wis surmounted by a head of mam moth proportions. His face was brown as a berry, the result of numerous outings in Madison Square, with the childven and birds for companions. Above all waved his 1o haps the strangest thing about this most strango man were his eyes—weird, brilliant orbs of i pleasant huo, in which momentarily )flasted lights of strange intelligence and in the noxtinstant beamed with kindly conrtesy His face bore the impress a high order of intellect, and he scemed ind the exponent of forces widely at va rlance with those gencrally “understood, As ho talked he secmed fully as uulike other men as he cluimed to be, and to be rather a wonderful combination of egotism, fnsanity and brilliancy, the like of which is to , earth, nor ass g white hair, T It was 5 :30 o'clock when Mr. was os corted upon the stage by Mayor Cushing amid round after round of hearty applause, wero many ladies in the au dicnco y joined heartily in the welcomo that was uccorded to the noted citizen and tray eler. Among those occupying seats on the stago wore Mossrs. George . Bemis, Adolpn Meyer, E. Rosewator, C. Hartman and Mr, Train's p at globe trotter was very pleasantly ced by the mayor asa man who b more cities and been in more jails oncelse in the country, Mr. Train was wreeted as he stopped forward and reguested the footlights .turned down so as to give him a good vie the audienco, and hoat ooce turned nin loose. placed himself in the hands of the sudienco and asked them to tell him what to talk about. He answered all questions, and everything went i a rambling disjointed, disconnected sort of u way, that was often fncoherent, but always interesting, Ho w in excoilent humor, told jokes and stori sad in the language of tue Mafia, hisaudi ence was “wid 'im.” He told of bis abstinence from meat for sixteen years and his refusal to touch man or woman. He outlived the carly history of Omaha insomuch as he was connected with it. He pleaded guilty to being a crank, and doclared that cranks had done all the great things in the world's bistory. Said he: !Take Rosewater's building” up here— if you hadn't had a colossal crank at tho head of your newspaper enterprises herce in this gigintic aty of Omaha he never could huve got those biz stones up to thetop. Nobody but a crank could have builded a oity of 140,000 in_the midst of the primeval vrairie ard nobody but a crank can make it city of 500,000, leaving Chicago astern.” Mr. Train declared that he would take nothing but an_occasional cup of coffeo for 160 days, and’ 1s now toning down his l'nmm'gl to cheese and crackers. He advised non-sectarian and non-partisan work in building up Omaha. When asked to discuss Jay Gould he declared that the “httle wizard” didn't weigh six ounces to the pound and was the bigeest bunco-steerer the world ever kuew. Gould pla the whole country in the hands of a receiver, and s a result the whole country Is macadamized with poverty. He attributed the miscarriage of law to the fury system and said that an’ eligiblo juror Inust be a natural d—a fool. He taid all hygionic trouble at the door of over eating, and said toat if you eat dead flesh you are of necessity vartly dead. To illus- trate, ‘he pointed to Cleveland's 260 of ‘adipose tissue and asked “\ ounds tat show he stood to be president of the ‘United States. He coolly announced that he was chivf of the Matia and the time would come when he would have to go to Rome and ay $100,000,000 to balance the international 0ks on account of the New Orleans episode, He knew the country wouldn't have an- other president and aniounced that the coun- wy is on the eve of a revolution. Ho also touched on finanse and said that Baring Brothers owned the world, with the exception of his possessions and hall of Omaha, He gave his audience a quiet ti ble financial crash that is uled w0 be here in thirty days and is on time. He told how his Omaba propecty was confiscated whilo he was in the Tombs for obscemity for Eubl bing three columus of the bible, ver- atim, ot punctuatim, et literatim, He said Omaba was the only place in the country where an editor dared write an edi- torial “without covsulting the oracles of Gould. After decorating the mayor, Messrs. Bemis, Lumbard, Rosewater and the reporters an secretary with roses and advocativg a mar- ket of flowors, the orratic genius hit Gould another jolt, gave Omabia another good word and said good night. He was frequently aud loudly cheered, and the audienco evineed a position to stay all night it necossary. After the lecture a num- ber of citizens renewed their acquaintance with Mr. Train, and any and all were invited 10 call upon him today at the Puxton, on aterri- TRAINOMANIA, An Interview with. the Written by Himself It was probably due to psychic force that Mr. Traio knew ho would be requested to grant T Bexan lutorviow, At any rato when the requost was made Mr. Train was preparod for it, and offered “the munuscript for tho following, with Siticest injunction that the matter appear in the paver iust as written by him: Citizen “L'rain cutting Round World Rec. ord! Omaba his short Route to Japan China—India—Af; urope to New York! Our coterprising Citizon Paxton came through from New York with his old friend G. T, and wired committes hero to catch the R W, V. for an Opera House talk on his Fourth Race Round Sen and Eart) Ou Special” found the Bees (Three Decaae) friend in his silk Chinese Pajainas 8t Daylight on Northwestern Train read- iog _and writing in his Berth! Soon as washed and Dressed the Bee's Palace car writing Desk was busy with *Psychic Elee- trie Light! Hail Blie and Red Pencil “Psychola” situation ! ‘Theso wiregrams make Round World talk lively Here cony wiregrams, leaving in italics, Yes! (said Citizen, looking Ten Years ounger th when he whirled through malia to Puget Sound last May) Nothing can save The Fair but “Pyehic Foree" of Omaha backed by Round World Advertising ! The rocent election was combined program of Five l{inrl in One to Steal The Whole Fair! to tiobble **Foreign Contributions and Exhibits" in “Boodle Syndic Dwarfs Tweed and *“Blocks of Fin “Out of Sight.” Chicago's Tweed Ring. Mayors were “Boomed" in “Blocks of Five" Fach baving “Boodlo Axe" to grind Each Pulling Wires in *'Scenes Behind" JTo keep “World's (Swindling) Fair” alive *One Washburn stood for **Citizen” The “‘Boltors" cheered for Harrison While Cregier and his Demos Men Helped Washburn fire old Party-Gun ‘Which Morgan sud his Tramps begun | ©Old Serpent round Old Party coils Eaoh Ring tuside soms *Boodle Ring” “Citizen," out verbiage that te,"" " tactivs | admini 500 prople assemblad | | Palmer The King & Deud! (More honest wards are in Sing Sing ') ell-Tale Letter. Goo, t'emncis Traln, Cllizen, care Mer- ritield Hotel, 20th & Broadway: Chicago is in danger again ! A gang known s “Littie Tamany Hall Ring” has on of city ation whereas anotne is the well known sen Carter Harrison who has resolved to fight “Gang” for all he is worth ! Prominent man liko yourself can o #00d to cause of liborty than ali combined to- gether! Election for mayor comes off 3th April No answer Came! Hends together DI videda Spoils and Four Candidates Sottled o Fifth by fow Hundred Majority! ‘Tho Old Blind_Still Kept upof Several Parties to Dust Eiyes of Voters but Box Office Divides on "Old Tweed Ring" Basis! of course it “Busts’” Fair, niiess Omaha Comes to res cue! Let all Siock Yards go to South Omana and City will be first fnstoad of third in Cattie and Swino Figuros ! Pay Now Omaha [s with 5,500 Head of being 2d° Why rot mako it Firsti No! of course not meeting e (18 Omaha is doiug) Chicago gets left PPress are most Courteous, but Davis, Dv Young, Board of Control or Chi: mmittees Paid no avtention to my ois| That Ends the Fair! How Fair Collapsen? Outswindled, Steeplod, Boodled, Fair Out Bunko Steers Old Bunco Steers No Wonder Cosmos Boycotts cheors “Ln Grippe” Outgripping Death Malouo! Tho “Lake F'rout Steal” Outstole Itse Five Millions Voted does not Count Park ) mount With “Boodle Ring’* laid on Grand Shetf! Str thousand names Ropudiato Subseriptions (say The Fair Reports) Of courso that kills both Town and § (And Nation Grant) in “Boodle Courts :is Tr unrolled apping Paper 2es of Sun) Show s had talked on cked by cago ( Wire Here the Foreign Secretary Parted Pages on Brown W (Fach Page largo as twol ing What Ty pe in Lour wec Omala's Clismpion who is ot Church, Party, Club, S Business, orany plain if you can’( Years] have beon most pro on Globet Wait till you se Books (Ilustrated by "Thow 1 never spent a 1 tevday in- Chicago Devils Boodling Demo: The Longest Day I ever know, he dullest 10, I ever passed s ell will be my last. ut blue! ussis said Citz otabl my Thousand s Worth!) Yoes! Day than Yos- 8! The fever, Sir, is charged with Death Thereis no Blectricity Lake ns Sta In Atmosphere of Putrid They would not lot me ses iuside of Audi- torium, Iipitaph (In) Memoriam of Manag ing Stupidi Geo. Francis Tr fn what way (special asked) will of World's Fair now benefit Ouw beinug out ot the Rain! (Said G, . bo Co-Partuers in losiug gamo? ut ashore before ship goes on Rocks! Wy not get ovt way of Falling Fir Troe! Are notall the Armours? Hammonds? Swifts? et al pouring into Omaha's Population! Neaver Grass, Cattle and Contor of Nation! As Ch cago goos Down Omaha goes up! But Omaha can still s Fair! “Old Huteh” flying from his o, Future Creditors, Life Types, “Rottenest City on Planet!”’ Why should World's Fair Peoplo treat my Tel grams with Silence! Am' 1 nobody, because Somebody! Notning because Something? ell Bemis to have Biggest Blackboord in Town at Boyd's Opera House and I obel-Kin rten. Selection of Collapsed rld's Faiy Billingsgate at Low Tide! When Stinking Fish Outstinks its smell When Sewers flush Cess Pool and Drain Rotten Diseases outrots Domain Where “Devils" Organize “Ring Hell!" When Boodlers other Boodlers ch On Options, Futures and Land Sales Down goes F'raud Fair in Fair Dead Beat, Where Reptile's Slime Death’s Disoase Trails ! With nothing left (and cash all gone) Lady Managers in Distress No Wonder City Looks Forlorn Where no one guarantees Success ! Half Wastgd Form in Grip Distress. George Francis Train Arbor Day! 508 West Third Street, Elmira, N. Y. Citizen, Poet, Orator and Round Worlder corge Francis Train, New York City: oing to have grand time Arbor day! Ar- ranged elaborate programme for my " school exercises! (letting series Arbor day lettors from distioguished persons! I want very much letter from you to read on_that oceas- ton! (About trees and their significance!) 1 know vou will write u good one. Arbor day is May 8. 1 been sick and it makes my preparations late, Please do not disappoint me, but send good letter to read with those from otier dis- tinguished ofticials, authors and poets, Cor- dially, W. H. Bexkpicr, Principal School No.'2. Citizen Train's Round World Reply Through Omaha Beet Citizen Beuedict! All Hail As 1 go flying World Around From Sandy Elook to Puget Sound Over Indian and Bison Trail With Arbor Trecs on Every Side The Prairie Blossoms as The Rose To Shade “Life's Sunshine of Repose,” So faraway from Ocean’s Tide The Biggest Day of all The year Whole Nations through is ““Arhor Day” ‘Where Trees along **Cosmos Highway" Shade Sunshine with “Life's Homestead Cheer!" Arbor Day Everywhe In Kurope, Asia, Africa, In Land on Foreign Seas All Nations plauted *rhor Trees (The “Arbor Day of Centuri As Steam to Sea and S Nature to Nature, Breeze to Bree What Greater Boon (throughout Tho West) In “Prarie's Grass Grown Wilderness' ‘Than “AArbor Trees” Farms now possess As Citios welcomo Country Guost! So let Elmira follow you In planting Trees (wholo Land afar Where Territory grows to Star) And Nature holds - World’s Fair Review !" Elmwa Once Ovated me (With Beecher and Governoy Hill) Ovation I remember still As “Friendship’s Act of Memory " **Gate City" of the Continent (At Omaha) is now in sight And through The Bee this note 1s sent To Rosewater Electric Light ! Geo Francis Train (Round World again to Cut Record! Chicago and Northwestern Palace Car!) Chizen Train's Gallantry Lost! Ber Special could fill page of Points of Citizen Train's Broken engagements ! Tired of secing Astors, Vanderbilts and New York's swell Four Hundred Ladies packed in gellery cage (a La House of Commons) . T, and his Friends of 13th club (1,300 members) have made 2 New Departire! Sherry's is the stylo now—the upper 400 and the L club Bauquet comes off with i3 tables of 1t each on 13th May with 18 Chief Rulers and 13 Ola Colony reprosenting Orig- inal 13 Statos. Citizon Train had bought 200 Fans iuch long Japanese Skeletons to put on the 200 candlos burning at _each plate on cach table, and Japanese Decorations on graud scalo from the Ning Poo Japanese Ba zaar and 200 Sacks and Boutouuieres for the Fair guosts and was to Locture for Friends to_outshine Fifth Avenue and Murray Hill! The Lotters explain themselves! But the citizen is far away on his Time Race against space, winds and tides! The club however will be down the Bay with Relay of Union Pacific, North Western, Lake Shore and New York Central Railway Boys for Special Train over Continent! Time between Now York and Omaha 32 Hours quickest on rec- ord! Beating the Gould Special 2 Hours ! All Lecture Engagements Eroken! Of course Citizen Train’s sudden Run Round Space breaks all nis Lecture Engage- ments! Plenic Parties of 200 Children every Saturday on Cherry Hill in Central Park! Debates at Manbattan Liberal® Club where he was to open Kudini-Baron Fava Italo- Americano side of Italian question May 1st! il After the Army, Chiat S eavey yesterday dispatohed a letter by one of his minious to the captain of post No. 2 of theSalvation army, Tho letter demanded the attendance of tho Wearer of the blue frock and poke bounet at the oftice of the head of the police dep irtment at10a. m. today. No doubt the fair wearer of the blue will be given to understand that any more drum beating on Sunday cvenings will be followed by a term in juil, only pili to o bowals ——— DeWitt's Litue early Risers: cure sick headache and rogulate t! more | LAY OPEN BOARD FOR OMAHA. | Articles of Incorporation Filed by The Grain Men. THER PLAN OF ACTION EXPLAINED. ¢ Grain Dealers Propose to Estab- lish an Open Board Inde- pendent of the Omaha Board of Trade. The Omaha grain and produce exchange has filed articles of incorporation, The capi- tal stock is placed at £10,000 divided into 100 shares of $100 each. The articles further | provide for a board of directors wnd ofticers such as is customary with organizations of the kind, "Ihe incorporators are Omaha grain men A. B. Jaquith, manager and . P, Peck s retary of the Omaha elevator company, “les Ho Fowler, treasurer of the Fowler Ator comnp: A. Counor an elevator recently come to Omaha from Platts- L and J. K. Price, a broker. According to the articles only one share of stock can be held by one member, and it is intended that only a small per cent of the stock shall be paid in at the commencement, the balance as it may be required. ‘The object of the exchange as explained by the incorporators is to facilitute business transuctions in grain and all kinds of produce. e way the businessis conducted at pres- ent if u dealer receives a car of grain or hay heds compelled to run all over the city to find a buyer andis put to an unnecessary auount of trouble. Tho exchange proposes to rent a room, the old board of trade room would suit them, if it can be had, amd establish hours for meeting where the buyers and sell 13 0f the different products could assemblo i transact business, In other words the exchauge proposes to establish an open board similar to those existing in other cities. It isintended to nave all arrangements por- fected for opening the board July 1. Besides facilitating the exchange of the different comuiodities the open board will es tablish a market which can be reported to the country and shippers given an ideaof what tq expect in return for shipments of Krain or produce to this market. In the past Omauha has had no_established gram market. ‘Those who have been instrumental iu the organization of the oxehange di any intention of antagonizing the boa trade inany way whatever, but that they feel that au orkanizition composed of men iuterested in the grain acd produce bus would be better ablo to conduct the affairs of an open board. Then, too, the present board of trade has its officers and committees and boards of arbitration alveady appointed for the and mone of them are grain men. It is almost a necessity that some of these positions should be filed by grain men, as for example the board of arbitration, In gran deals disputes and misunderstandin tween buyers and sellors aro unavoidablo, and wheu they do oceur it is very essential that they should be aroitrated by grain men Who ara familiar with all the ins and outs of the business, nother reason for desiring a separate organization from the preseut board of trade is that a great many smaller dealers would like to avail themselves of the benctits of the open board who would not feel like paying £500 for tho privilege. The &rain men are all ve enthusiastic on the subject of a grain market in Omaha and they beliove that the organization of the grain and produce exchange will further the matter very materially, The books were open for stoc! subscrip- tlons for a short time yesterday, andalthoagh the subject had not béen advertised and the majority of those who would be likely to sign did not kuow thatsucha thing as the ex- change had even been proposed, the stock subscriptions came pouring = in at a lively rate. The promoters of the entorprise expressed thomselves as moro than pleased with the results, A feature which they re- zard as ospecially encouraging is tne’ fact that the heaviest dealers, both buyers and sellers, ave coming to the front and aro tak- ing so much interest in the organization of an Spen bourd, The following well known busi- ness men subscribed for stock yesterday f- ternon Claric Woodman, F\, E. Richie, C, H. Fow- ler, D. B. Traiil, J. W. Dean, C. F, Brown, Ban B. Bryan, C, H. ouncray, C. W. uJohu- son, L. T. "Spangler, Charles N. Harris, Jo- seph Conner, J. B, " Christian, William Lou- H. C. Miller, Alex G. Kna P, A, B. mpbell, A. B. Jaquith, E. P, Peck, Charles Met:, F'red Metz, jr., P, E, ller, 5 A. Me- Whorter, Will Krug. i The Howe scalo took first premiem at Pnila delphia, Paris, Sydney and other exhibitions, Borden & Selleck Co., Agts., Chicago, i SOUTH OoMAH Baseball Palaver. The Henry Mies baseball club bas been or- ganized and is now ready to schedule games, The players sizned are: Thomas Murph catcher and short swp; W. S, Derbyshire, pitcher and first base; G. . Hatcher, pitcher and first base; D. A, Poarce, second base: Arthur Adams, third base; Harry Kelly, left field; L. A Scott, conter fie K. Urquart, right tield. The first game will be played on the Brown park grounds, Twenty-third and R sureets, Sunday, May 10, at 3 Pp.m. man Good Templars Election, South Omaha lodge No. 100, Independent Order Good Templars, elected oficers as follows: Fred M, Grantham, chiel templar; Miss Swiss L. Elliott, vice-chief templar; D, Curfman, past chiof templar; Eiroy Tib ts, secretacy; Harloy Hammill, financial secrotary; Miss Anna Hunnicut, troasurer; G marshal; Clarence G, Buok, chaplain: Miss Minnie Trail, superintendent, juvenile templars; Miss Lutie Nunn, guard; F'red Rice, sentinel. The officors will be in. stalled next Tuesday evening in Knights of Pythias lall, McGinnis block. Banner Presentation, The Bonemian Young Ladies' society will present the new banner next Sunday to the Bolemian Turners Sokol in National hall, Mesdames Vaslav Pivonka and Frank Doloza have been appointed banner boavers, Two Bohemian turner socicties from Omaha will be present 10 participate in tho presentation. Preceded by the Bohemian cornet band tho several societies will parade through tho principal streets, The parade will start at 2 o'clock, and immediately after the parade the presentation will take pla A social aud dance will follow the receiving of the bauner. Cashier Gibbon Resigns, Cashier W. A. L. Gibbou of the Nebraska Savings and Exchange bank performea his tast official act yesterday and stepped down and out. Mr. Gibbon onened the bank two years ago, and largely by his business ability and tact has the large business of the bank grown so fast aud large. Mr. Gibbon some time ago tendered his resignation to take of. fect April . The resiguationof Mr. Gib. bon s sincerely regrotted by his many friends and the business iuterests generally, A Novel Enterta nt. The ladies of the Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church have each pledged §1,00 to the church building fund, and they have arranged to give a social in the church, Twenty-fifth and J streets, next Thursday eveniog, and each one will deposit her dollar coutrivition and in rhyme or song explain how, when and where she got the mouey. The ontertainment will be as_ inter. esting as novel, and will doubtless atiract a large audience. Pythian Sisters, The ladies interested i organizing a 1odgo of Pythian Sisters met w Knights of Py thias hall yesterday afternoon and mado a tem- porary orgumzation by electing officers us follows: Mrs. A. L. Bebiuger, chairman: Mrs. T. G. Laur, secretary, aub Mrs. Cnarlos Swartout, treasurer. Newspapor Sold, The Drover's Journal was sold yosterday afternoon ou chattel mortgage and was bid in by Perry Selden of Blair for Seldea will contiuue to publish with Denna Allbery as manager, the paper, Anvious for Gore, William Clay became curaged at Grading brought to Omaha. street entrance. 200 400 200 200 They Do notfail to see the sam superb quality, satin ontinenta Hats Gut to Order. othing House That seems funny, don't it. speak for themselves: dozens Mackinaw Straw Hats, new nobby style Only 25 Cents cach; real value 75 cents. dozens fine Mackinaw Straw Hats, new regular goods, three different blocks, HATS CUT TO ORDER. Continental Clothing is often cut to order, but what do you mean by cutting hats to order We mean8just what we say. a buyer asks. We are going to g ut the Prices as They Were Never Cut Before IN THRE UNITRED STATRS { On a stock of over one thousand dozen of the finest Mackinaw and Canton Straw Hats, ever CUT BY ORDER OF A LARGE TURER, from whom we have just bought this stock value. DO NOT SPEND ANY MONEY FOR coming summer until you have scen this stock. EASTERN MANUFAC- atless than 50 per cent off their actual A NEW STRAW HAT, for the Look at the samples displayed at our Douglas s, the very latest and in regular Only 35 Cents each; real value 75 cents dozens extra quality Mackinaw and fine Canton Braid Straw Hats, silk bands, silk tips, Reed sweats, new Broadway styles, very latest. Only 80 Cents; real value $1. dozens finest quality 7-end German bleached Mackinaw Straw Hats, Only 75 Cents; real value $1.50. Only dozens finest quality Split Canton and Mackinaw Straw Hats, silk bands and tips, nobby Newport shapes for young gentlemen. $1.00; real value ples in our store; they will show at a glance what we mean by 32 to $2.50. Clothing House, Gor. Douglas and 15th Sts. ST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI THE LARGE tractor Owens and seizing an ax chas Owens half a dozen blocks, intending to cleave his fleeing victim i two. Mr. Owens was too fleet for the ax, and Clay was not fleet. enough to escaps from the police. Judgo King assessed a £5 fino and costs for his race. High School Entertainment. The High School Literary society will give a literary and musical entertalnment in Blum's opera house this evening. The offi- cers are: President, Mr. John Pollard; vice president, Miss Maud Newcomb: secretary, iss Jennie Graham; treasurer, Mr. Ger- main Good: executive committgg, Miss Nora Snider, M arah Opperman, Miss Nettie Adams. Moessrs. Harry Ames, Clarence G, y Williams, Emmett Payton and illiams will act as ushers. Printers' May Party. Typographical union No. 260 will give its first annual ball and May party in Rowley’s hall this ~evening. The members and the various committeemen have been zealous in their work to make it atonce pleasant to iends and creditable to the mombers of the art preservative. A large delegation of Onaba and Council Bluffs friends will bo present. The Musical Unton bund of Omaha will furnish the music. Notes About the City. I"rank Maumeier is very sick, P erry Seidon, editor of the Blair Pilot, is in the city. A party of young folks will go to Council Bluffs Monday evening to attend a club dance, Al Powell, who went to Shelbina, Mo., to attend the funeral of his venerable father, hus returned. The literary and musical entertainment by the Junior Legion has been postponed till Thursday evening, May 7. Louis Patterson and sister, Miss Mary Pat- terson, of Des Moines, Ia., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Press, A barn of John Holmes, ghteenth and Brown strects, containing some hay and three pigs, burned Monday night. Mrs. Smith, wife of Joseph T, Smith, with her son, has gone to Youngstown, O.. to spend two mouths visiting friends, Manager W.N. Babcock of the stockyards, who bas been down at Kansas City and To- peka on raitroad business, has returned, Marshal Brennan is closeafter the gang of roughs who last uight at 7 o'clock assaulted Janitor Meagher at Thirty-firstand Q streets, The sale of the Drovers’ Journal on chattel mortgages will tako placo at the office of that paver, No. 2418 N street, at 1 o'clock this afternoon. A rattling doz fight between MeMahon's white bitch and Brabaker's brindle dog, in an out-of-the-way room, cutertamed a gang of sports Monday night, An enterprising platographer has taken photographs of each of ~the pupils of each of the rooms in the high school and also a pho- tograph of all the teachiers, son has been bon untc Mr. and Mrs, ward Burke, Twentyfourth ana P, streets, and a daughter unto Mr. and Mps. John Berry, Fourth ward, The Ladies' Aid Socicty of the Fresoy- terian church will méab at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. O, P Feuner, Twenty-first and J streets, Mouday afternoon next at % o'clock. 1. A. Neefus is df"tho market buying stock for the Minneapolis +’rovision com. puny. One by one inspitaitions wanting largo supplies of good stogk ‘send representative buyers here. ¢ ‘The first picnic of |the season will be held in Syndicate park, Saturday afternoon and niog. A large numberof invitations have beon issuod and 1§ - promoters expect vleasant May-day pichie. At the end of an 100-foot rope in a puiling contest at the Exchange, Dixoa and Sherman defeated the horse. In the second trial Al Beathian slipped and required asurgeon to sew upeuts and dress injuries on his head. "The literary and musical entertain ment by South Omaha Camp, No. 1005, M. W. of A, will be given this evening. he programmo is an excellent one. The committees have spared 1o pains to make a8 Woodman success. Councilman John N, Burke will at once commence work on his hotel and handball court, Thirtieth and Q streets, The hotel Will be 52x26 feot and the handbali court wall be T8x feet and 25 feot high. This will be the finest handball court in the state. A deaf man, driving a team load of bri ok, attempted to cross fourth stre the northern lue of the when a motor train coming down the grade caught the wag- On amidships, The team aud two front wheels were all that were togther after the collision. The wagon was a complete wreck, but fortu- a | natel the man and team escaped without in ury. Christ Rieft will have his opening, 2408 N street, Saturday evening. Miss Elma Rouncoille has been adopted by Rev. Mr. Young and has gone to his homo about tweuty miles out in the country. (Georgo Casey, one of the gang of roughs who attacked School House Janitor Meagher Wednesday night on Q street, was fined $2 and costs by Judge Kin 5 The committee appointed by Rovert R. Livingston post No. 282, Grand Army of the Republie, to arrange for Memorial day ser- vices, will meet this evening in J. D. Thomas' shoo store, 2411 N street, Messrs. J. Sibbold, W. C. Savage and H. Teis shipped a train load of cattie from Love- land, Colo., arriving ut the yards yesterday. Savage and Teis report that Mr., Sib- bold had his foot mashed between the bump- ersat K v and remained in that city to have nis injuries dressed. - rly Risers. Best little pill ever made. ~ Cure constipation every time. None egual. Use them now. Al bl ForSunday Sclling. Complaints weee filed in police court yes- terday against the following named saloon- kecpers: Chris Jensen, Emil Gall, Louis Schmidt, Andrew W. Olson, Matthias Neu, Audrew P, Grau and James P. Jonsen. Ten more complaints are to bo filed. all the saioonkeepers will be charged with keep- ing open and seliing liquor on Sunday. Here- tofore all sueh violators of the Sunday law have been tried by jury and it has been almost impossible “to” convict any of them. Under the new order of things tho triais will be beforo Judge Halsloy with the right of appeal to the higher courts, It looks now as it there would be some convictions, DeWitv's Little E el gl g Progressing Finely, The American Order of Steam Enginoers held a meeting at 1316 Douglas street last evening. Eicht new candidates woro initi- ated. Deputy Grand Chief J. J. Wiison and % J. Allon of Wahoo were presont and ad- dressed the mecting. The membership now numbers sixty-three and is rapidly growing, Nearly enough monoy for tho eugincer library The business men of Omaha liveral in their contributions ution’s uew lodge rooms. arly Risers, bost pill, T Marriage Licenses, The following marriaze lic3asss wers is- sued by Judga Shields yestorday : Nameand addross, {Fréd Anderson, Lincoln sessns 1 Mary L. Burnes, Pavnesville, O S Jorgen Christensen, Omal, I Dugmor Pries DeWits Little Age. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil- dren teething relieves tho chid from pain, 25 cents a bottle —_———— The members of the fi commission have just clo the Humane restraint company and huye purchased a lot of articies that will be worn by obstreperous prisoners at the city jail. The articles must bo seen to be appreciated. In the job lot there are mitts, lynch muffs, anklots, lyneh bed straps aid articles 0o numerous to men- tion, > and police 1 adeal with «PRICEG Flavoring Extracts. NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS . Vanilla, -\ Of perfect purity. 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First-Practioal exp euce. Becond—Every case (s apoctally stud thus starting rizht Third — mediclies ure prepared in our laboratory exactly to sult ench cass, thus effocting cures without injury. Drs. Betts & Betts, 1409 DOUGLAS STREET. + OMAHA, NEB Who use our colvmng to place their goods before tee public wll tell you that our series of Auxilliary School Journals, are not surpassed by any teachers' publi- cation in the westas an advertising medis um. Rates furnished on application, Acdress, Nebr. Teachers' Pub, Co, Fremont, Nebr, D. V. Stephens, Mgr, JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, pARI3 FXPOSITION, 1880, THE M08T VERFECT OF PENS. releal Diseases, ontitlo these | ! | | | RAILWRY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. 1™ Bebon ot und Mason St oaves Arrivos Omuha. Omahn. [ B00 m m 2| 620 pm {1005 p m xpro AKO EXpro fown Local BURLINGTON & M( b 500 p 815 1 TTenves Omnha. Vi n m| |- Iansua City Dy 945 p m K. C. Night Exp. via U. UNION PACIFIC, — Depot 10th anid Marcy Sts. 10.10 & m] Kansas ¢ (ox Sun.) | Arrives Omanin, £00 p t 905 pw 86 n m Lenves [CHICAGO, muha. U P 610p m . MIL & ST PAUL depot, T0UH and - Marey Sty +++.Chicako Expross 915 8 m| *Cienko Express Leaves | “CHICAGO, It 1. & PACIF _Omabn. |U. . depot, i0th an 610 p m| ~.Night 905 m 6008w Arrives | Omana. Leaven % COmaha. [ Depot i6th and Maroy Sts. loux City Passengor St Paul Exprass OUX CITY & PACIFIC. Ownha. |_Depot 15th_and Webster iy | L ite Leaves |CHICA DRTHW 0 Omat. |U. 1 dopo 610 p m i L Ar degot, 10th and Marcy Sta.| Owmaha, St Louts Cannon Ball Loavos | OMAIIA & 81U LOUIS Oumaha. | U, 40P . i Arrive Oniahia, [ 820 p w 5,20 b m 1186 n Y ith and Webator Sta -Black HITTs Kxpross.... . astings Kxp. (Ex. Suniny (. Waloo & Lincoln Pas. (Kx. Sun) Norfolk_(Kx. Sund TP M & < Depot i5th and Webster sta 810 n m|. Sloux City 2 100 p m Sloux Clty Lo press (K 0.00 p St Paul Limited. 515 b miancroit Pasnangor (iox Sining) MISSOURL PAC1F) A Depot Lith and Wb, St Louls & K. O t. 1. Arriyoy Ont Toaves Oumuha. 0.0 8 m Arrives Transfer cnvos [CHICAGO & NOI “Transter| Union Depot., Counc 940w m 500 p 1000 p m wp 0 D owllowa Enxtorn ¥l Atlunt immoda 200 b m T m in (Sat. only)| 140 p m Lenves [CHICAGO, M1, Transtar| Union Depot. 640 p m Chie iross 940 i Fxpress anster|_Unton Dopot, Counetl Hlufms. 1007 0 |7 Kansay City Day Expross 1025 p m|2 Kunsas City Night Kxpro s Tenves [ uaCMAA &I 1GUN Arrivos sfes| Unlon Depot, Councll Biufts. | Tranafer 440 p m!o LSt Louts Canon Ball....... |12 CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY, ot Counell Blufts, | ST PAUL, Al Blutrs T'ra G20 p m | 940 & 120 W owm | Arrivos |Transfor CITY & PACIFIC Union Desc & Connell Blutrs. rm..ux City Accommodation Sealed Proposals. Sealed proposuls will be recelved by the stute board of printing ut the ofice retary of state any thie | uy L0, 1801, at 2 and bindin Dl Dort ( commissioners of labe Lindustylul Statisties, for the yewrs 180 1 ). Sald res portto be printed’on 40 pound bunk puper and Bound 1n cloth. Sumples of the work may by of- fice of the secrotary of stit T board reserves th and all bids, of th seen at the kht o rejoct uny JOUN C. ALLEN, of 8t JCOHILE, Strte Tros T AL BENTON, Audito Stute Bourd of A%al0tm T0 WEAK MEN garly docuy, wasti L will send ' val Baftering from tio oitact of Youthiul erron woakness, lost iush bl Sroating (ern)d full particulars for home cure, ? e ¢ A woloniid menical work sdid 1o rad by mah ‘Who s ervous et deniiitat i K ¥rof, ¥, (. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn