Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 19, 1892, Page 8

8 MOREARTY FACES THE COURT One of the Indicted Councilmen Answers the Oharga of Boodling. EXCEPTS TOJUDGE SCOTT'S INSTRUCTIONS That Grand Astencd to Anarchistie Utt From the District I Other Cases in Court, Al Mad the Jury gations The case of the state agaiost ex-Council- man E. F. Morearty has been called for trial and the attraction in Judwe Davis' court promises to draw like a mustard plaster. The grand jury was in session a fow days Ago and before it udjourned an indictment was returned charging Morearty with hav ing attempted to do a little boodiing while he was sorving the city as councilman at largo The public long ugo becamo familiar with tho claim of C. E. Squires, tho strect sweep- ing contractor. He had a contract with the city by which he was to sweep the paved ment to be made at the price of 15 per ' miie, During the months of August, ptember, October and November, 1500, his bill amnouu'ted to the sum of §7,047.08, Notwithstanding tho fact 'that tho city inspector refused to approve of the work, tho bill reached the Board of Public Works, when it was rejected. Then it_went to the council whero it was aporoved and the amount went into tho appropriation ordi- nence which was passed. Mayor Cushin vetoed the item. r a yoar tho bill vaced back and forth between tho council and tho Board of Public Works, to be approved by one body and rejocted by the other. Rumors were set afloat that boodlo was boing used and when tho grand jury con vened tho matter was taken up and fuvesti- gated. The result was that tho indictment roturned set forth the statement that More- arty, for the sum of §2,200 had told Squires that’ he would seothe bill was allowed. When the caso was called yosterday County Attorney Mabonev stated that ho was ready to go to trial. Moroarty and his attorneys wers present, but they ‘wanted a continuance until afternoon i order to prepare a motion, quashing tho indictment. They stated that'they did not expect the mo- tion would bo sustanied, but it would givo them & chance to go to tho suprome court on error, providing that on the trial the jury re- turncd a verdict of guilty “The motion states that Judgo Scott's chargo to tho erand jury was inflammatory and anarchistic in its character; that he at- tempted to prejudice tho minds of the grand jurors when he stated that to throw a stons in almost any direction it was almost certain to hit a boouler, The attorneys in the caso say that thoy do not expect to reach the merits of tho caso before next iweek, ns it will take several days to secure twelve jurors who havo not heard of the case or formed their opinions, Other Court Matters, In Judgo Ferguson’s court the case of James K. McGill & Co. against Joseph Por- ter, D. I. Mount and L. H. Korty is on trial. Plaintifls are suing to recover §1,200, which they claim is due on accouut of typewriters and typewriter supplies sold to Porter, who was their agent. Mount and Korty wero Porter's bondsmen. The defendauts claim 1kat tno plaintiffs did not_comply with the terms of the contract botween themselves and defendants, In tho case of H, G, Wiley ngainst Ly 1. Tower & Co, the jury returned a vel finding that _tho piaintiff was entitied to the sum of §75, tho value of a Jersey cow which fell into a sewer ditch bewg con- structed by the defendants. Beforn Judge Doane,.in the case of John Ruthroff agairst 13d ' Wetzig, the jury re- turned a verdict finding for the defendant, Wetzig was a saloon keeper, and not many months ago Ruthroff entered tho place in arunken condition. He bocame offensive and avusive, after which he was ejocted. The result was that o felt that his feclings and Toputation had been injured to the extent of £5,000. and suit to recover that amount was brought. William Hizh has brought suit against the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney _railroad and asks judgment in the sum of 5,000, For a cause of uction tho plaintiff alloges that on July 25, 1800, ho was employed by the de- Tendant as 's switchman. During thit day whilo in the discharge of his duties ho slipped and fell. In doing so his right hana was placed upon ono of tho rails of the track and a passing train severed threo fingers. The Schlitz Browing company has br suit against . R. Grotte & Co. to & for goods sold und delivered. A Kansas Man's ¥ ght recover Colds and coughs have been so prevalent during the past few months that tho experi- ence of Albert Iavorite of Arkansas Kan., cannot fail to iuterest some of our readers. Hereivis in his own words: ‘1 contracted a cold early Jast spring that sot- tled on my lungs and had hardly recoverod from it when I caught another that hung on all sammer and left mo with a hacking cough which I thought I never would eev rid of. ~ | had uscd Chamberlain’s cougn romedy some fourteen vears ago with much suceess and concluded to try itagain. When 1 haa got through with “ono bottlo my cough had left mo and I have not suffered with a_ cough or cold since. 1 have recommended it to others and all speak well of it.” 50 cent bottles for sale by drugeists, - IN UNCLE SAM’S CLUTCHES. Two Alleged Counterfeiters and One Liquor Peddier Got Into Tr Deputy Unt tates Marsbal Hill came in yesterday from Fillmore county with Albert Vincent and George Skidmoro, who wero ar- rosted upon a charge of having passed coun terfeit moncy. They wero lodged in tho county jail to await a hearing. o chorge against the young men is that they had boon engaged in the business of wereasing the cir- culating medium by passing counterfeit sil- ver doilars, A wan named James Coffes of Shickley, Neb, was brought in on a chargo of selling liquor without a government porwit, - LENo, Lowa, April 6, 1501, Or. 1. B. Moore, Dear Sir: My wifo has nsed about six bottles of your Troo of Life, and thinks that she bas roceived greater ben' efit from it than any medicine sns has over taken. Yours traly, Lo M. Burkt zont wnd Troas. West Collogo. ho above testimonial, 1 am iu receint of a letter and chock from the Koy, 1. H Bufkin of Toledo, lowa, April 2, to send Rev. J. W. Kenworthy, Crestline, Kan- sas, s1x bottles of Moore's T'rec of L or salo by all druggists. A portentious calin haugs over the battle- field of the contesting land claimants in Fast Omaha. Christianson, who complained that 134 Callahan had aemolished his shanty and spirited away his sick wife in Lis absence, and a neighbor, John Hansen, another of the squatters, are wade defendants in a suit be- fore Justice Brandes wherein Callahan, s plaintiff, secks protection of the law for life and property. 1o says that these two men were loadors in a mob which v bis resi dence a few nights ago and threatened him with five and sword, or rather gun, if he persisted in_claiming 'the land which he haa paid for. Collaban has & §,000 residence on the disputed territory which a small match could soon destroy, and he has beoa throatoned, he states, to that effect, ‘The squatters buso their claims on loases given by Martin Quick guarantecing them peacenblo possessiou, “The cases will be tried on the 22d inst, e A Suggestion, We wish to make a suggestion to peraons troubled with rheumatism, Tey a fow ap- plications of Chamoerlain's Piin Balm, It that does not bring relief, dampon a piece of flaunel with the Pain Balm and bind it on over tho seat of pain. The first application is almost suro to relievo the pain and by its coutinued use wany severe cases have been t:eru:uuoully cured, 50 cent bottles for sale y druggists, —~— Stole the Souvenir Supply. The rcsidence of T. R. Kimball, 2420 St. Mary's avenue, was raided Thusrday by some gentleman who must be prepaviug for ® society event. He entered through the basement window while the family was te porarily absent and securaa a gold aud silver bonbon spoon, & gold spoon marked “McP half n dozen sitver orange spoons, an ivory handled silver fist knife, haif a dozen silver fruit knives, a silver cream ladlo and a lady’s hunting case gold watch. The total value of the property is $111. A — Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil- dren teotbing cures wind colic, diarrha:a, ete, 5 cents a bottle, I NOT A PORT OF ENTRY. Collector Alexander Explains Council Blufts New Customs Honse Accommodation. Speaking of tho telegram from Wash- ington to tho effect that Council Bluffs way about to bo made a port of entry, Collector Alexander said : “Council Bluffs cannot bo made a port of ontry. Ports of entry are only possible where vossols from foreign ports may land and unlond their cargocs. Omaha is a port of immedlate transportation but not a port of entry. Council Bluffs might be made a port of immediato transportation tut not & port of merchants of Council Bluffs for somo time been trying to zet some arrangement by which they could ve relieved from paving shipping charges on imported goods from the Bluffs to Omaha and back to the Bluffs again, Wo have done the in- spocting of the goods that came to Council Bluffs merchants right along, but on account of tho rules which regulate customs oftices we have been obliged to huve the goods shipped to Omaha and aftor inspecting them on this sido they ure shippad back across the viver. “I suggested a plan to the Treasury depart- ment several months ago that I hoped to seo adopted, and for a timo the Council Biuffs merchants urged its adoption. My plan was to huve the government provide a room on the [owa side, somewhers in Council Blufts, convenient to the different railroad tracks whero imported goods could be inspected and then give this oftico jurisdiction to in- spect and release goods shinped to Council Bluffs as welt_as Omaha, ‘That woula have saved the extra oxpenso of keeping up a separate customs offico over there, and it would have relioved the importers from pay: ing the oxpenso incident to shipping_ Acro: the river and back again, But tne Council Biuffs peopie finally decided that they wanted a customs oftice of their own, and the other scheme was dropped.” S Ilo! Traveller, take Boccham's Pills with you. g WILL HUSTLE FOR CASH. Committees Will Go Out After Funds for the ¥ rth of July Convention, Ine committeo appointed by Chairman Swobo to look aftor the inancial affairs con- nected with the people’s convention met 1 the oftice of the sccretary of the Board of Trade yesterday afternoon. It was ostimated that tho total amount nec- essary to be raisea was vatweon §15,000 and $16,000, which would cover tho necessary ex- penses of such a Fourth of July celebration ns tho city has never droamed of, with all the modorn adjuncts of fireworks, parades and general patriotic fizz and boom. Mr, Dietz suggested that tho daily papers be requosted to onen popular subscription as thoy had horetofore boon very successf in similac offorts. Mr. Weller backed up tho tho understanding that other ef- should bo made if this should prove in- suflicient. A loug drawn discussion over the advisa- bility of paying $4,000 for tho use of the Colisoum arose at’ this point, which was finally elosed by the chairman. Tho other itemns of cxpense were called for and Mr. Nnson mentioned the payment of the oxpensos of the national committee, which meets 1 Omaha in May, and consists of twelve members; bands, gleo clubs, uni- formed pages, badges, decorations, entertain- ment of the B00 press represontatives and the entertanment of 200 lady visitors, who will be bore to spaak for their various organizations, The quostion of the necessity of so much monay being needed having thus been set- tled, suggestions as to how to- raise it were agaiu called for. #Tho" chuirman was finally authorized to dyide tho committeo of sixteon into subcom- mittees of two members, who should solicit subscriptions to a fund of §10,000, including the £1,500 subscribed by the street raiway company. — - Caligraph writing machine is the best for manifolding and for speed. CHATTEL MORTGAGE STATISTICS. Figuros from the Roecords for the Use of tho Census " At the request of Superintendont Portor of tho consus buroau County Clerk Sackett has compiled the rocords of his olice and prepared the following statement, which shows the chattel mortzages filed and re- teased in Douglas county during tho ten months ending Fovruary The fig- ures will be sent to Mr. Porter for his iufor- mation in compiling statistics: I T Month, No. Amount June 85 Tuly 0 August.] 8 T WELEASED. Month Tune i August ! Sept .. Oct Nov Dec 1l pan K | _wotal.. w0544 In speaking of the largo excess of mort- gagos filed oyer those releared, Mr. Sackett stated that not more than two thirds of the mortgages filod wero ever released. This was strikingly so in the matter of furnituro loases, ‘L'here was no law to compel toe mortgagoos to cancel the mortgages and they would mot do so except in rare in- stauces, I'ho mortgagors did not o to tho troublo. After they had paid off the mort- gages and had the notes in their possession thoy did not seom to caro whether the mort. gages were released or appeared upoa tho records us being unpad - Don't lot thiat cough continue, Stop it at onco with Piso’s Curo for Consumption. 1t uever fails, 250, All drug Tao Stout to Snw Wood, County Commissioner Stenberg, ehairman of the committeo on public charities is of the opinion that many of the peopla who apply 10 the poormaster for Assistance aro uov very anxious to work oven if they have a chance. Some days ago the county commission- ers and the bureau of associated charaties concluded orrangements by which all worthy persons could be fur- nished employment at the Tenth Street Mis sion wood yurd. The men wero to huve beon paid at tho rato of 15 cents por hour. ln- stead of money they were Lo have been paid in groceries. So far six men have applied for worls, ‘I'he applications wero made to County Agent Mationey, and the men sent to the wood yard. ‘Three reportea for duty, but the others were lost in the shuflle, s rilla cleanses tho blood, p/PRICES G Baking Powder. A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder, Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes—- 40 Years the Standard, Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Polatable and Wholesome. No other baking powder does such work. Dewitt's Sarsap THE DID YOU EVER fee a $4.00 Bill of Goods Given Away Free by Anyone? YOU'LL SEE US DO IT TOMORROW Tomorrow with Every Man's Sult You Get a Complet tit—Cut This Arti cle Out and Bring it With Yo Tn order to test which newspaper brings us the heaviest returns we gave away last S $2.00 hats, Now, as one trial is hardly enough to form a conclu- sivo opinion, we have decided to give you one more chance positively for the last time. 1f you follow our direc- tions by buying a suitof clothes of us to- morrow you will get the balance to make the outfit complete for nothing. Tt mat- ters not whether you buy one of our cheapest 84,90 suits or one of our finest, We guarantes our suits as cheap in price, if not cheaver, than any offered in the city and the below mentioned goods are given absolutely for no other rea- son but to test this style of advertising, and also to find out which newspaper brings us the most trade. This is what you must do. CUT THIS OUT AND WITIT YOU. Saturday, March 19, and that day only and only after you have paid for o man' suit of clothes and only after you hand this to the salesman you are entitled free of chargs to the following articles in which you are to get n perfect fit. Madras cloth shirt $1.00. Suit of underwear $1.00. Crush hat 75e. Suspenders H0c, 1 pair soc 3 1 handkerchicl 25¢. 1 necktic Total amount given away $4.00, PEOPL CLOTHING HOU 1303 Douglas strect. 2d door west of 13th street, ~This is cut out of Tie BEE, BRING 1T P. S Dr. B. patients to Monvoo invites all his old all and learn of the great- ¢ of the age for the eurs of liguor, morphine and tobaceo habits,the Castle cure. No loss of memory and bad effocts in any xuy connected with troat- ment by the C , 1416 Havney street, Omaha, r ed as such and perma o publicity. Noinfirm Harmless and rmission to Bur- Send Ze stamp for Shokoquon Chemical Co., ikenness, nently ary cured. Home treatment effectual. Refe lington Hawleyo. mphlet. Burlington, Dr. Cullimore, oculisi. 320 building i C. D. Woodworth & Co., successors to Welty & Guy, 1316 Paraam strect, man- ufacturers and dealers in harness, sad- CURSION To Oklahos March 22, Round trip ticiets will be on sale via Santa e route, March. 22, from all points in Kansas and Nehraska to points in Oklahoma and return rate of ono fare for tho round trip. Tickets good until April 2 Stop-overs allowed in Oklahoma. For tickets and full infor- mation apply to your nearest ticket agent or address 2. 1, Palmer, passen- geragent Santa Fo Route, 1816 Farnam street, Omaha, -—— Overa Contury Old, Anold and rather weli dressed nogress sleoping peacefu.ly n an invalid's chair ve- fore the stove at tho Union depot was an ob- ject of a good dea! of cu! ‘mily to oficials and travelors yesterday mornir Tho old ldy waa very fasblo and could not give much of un account of herself. She had been helped from the Rock Island train and in reply to questions stated that she was 104 A Thief and A Scoundrel. The manufacturer who will put up injurious flavoring cxtracts and label them of perfect purity and extra fine quality, is a thicf and a scoundrel. - To be safe con- fine yourself to the use of such flavors as your experi- ence and judgment tell you of the purest quality. Dr. Price’s Delicious Flavor- ing Extracts, Vanilla, Lem- on, Orange, etc,, are just as they are represented to be. If not the cheapest they are the best, and no puddings, cakes, creams, or other table delicacies are spoiled by their use. are nine flahi 0 80 t0 20 das s SHIRTS " AND COLLARS are the CHEAPESI AND THE BEST N. B. FALCONER, Sell Them i OMAHA DAILY BEH: ATURDAY years of nge, it hor name was Woods and | ihat shio had eome to see her daughter, Mrs. Lizzle Sisco, ¥lo was working in some hotel in Omaba, batswhat hotel shie could not tell. A search is beleg made for the daughter. —-— A New Strise—Tho working classes have struck against high-priced cough medicines, and indorsed 1 r, Bull's Cough Syrup—tho great family romes “The first Bringer of unwelcomo news hiath but a losing offfies.” So happy people prefer to tell o thewerrible pains they have cured with Sal 7ation-Oil. i — No institute in tho country for the cure of liquen, morphine or tobacco hab- its has finer quarters than the Castlo cure institute, 1416 Harney street, Dr., B. F. Monroe, physician in charge. - EASILY EXPLAINED, Mike Ames Kunows lln“ e Beeame Drunk Police Court Pictures, A long ungainly specimen of the genus granger rosponded to the namo of Mike Ames in tho police court vesterday morning, and aftorgistening to the charge that he had been Arunk Tuesday night, squirted an amber col ored cascado into the cuspidoro, planted his foot on a benen, his eibow, his knee and his chin on his fist and slowly drawled “Dinged if I don’t beliove that's right,” “How did you got that wa: Drinkin'," er boon liero beforal” op.” ““How do you feel about 1t!" ol like h 1. Ho was aischarged. homas Collins, the famous, pleaded as an extenuating circumstance that there was only one St. Patrick’s day in_the year, and that ho not_appoared in court for the past thirty day: The court was moved, but admonished the culprit that the smallest pen alty for plainest kind of homespun drunks in his caso hereafter would not bo loss than §15, John Lawsha, the veteran from Red Oak, Ta., who looks like Princo Bisiarck and who claims to be the chief of police of his native town, again came to the front, and professed himself as willing to plead guilty to any- thing, He bearded the tiger iu his Douglas strect lair a few nights ngoand has since Deen seeking to drown his £20) sorrow in the flowing vowl. Leo Nestlehouse and Henry Phillips gavo the prisoner’s dock u semi-aristocratic ap- pearance with their prematurely bald heads and tailor made clothes. The police call them vags De. B. 1. Monroe, the charge of the Castle curo morphine or tobaceo says, T have never seen its equal.” This statement should cause everyone interested to investigato the Castle'cure, 1416 Harney street. FAIREST v e FAIR $2.25 A MONTH, AT HOME. Catarrh, ‘Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, Deafness, Headacheskornervous, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration. peclflcflxygen Produces NATURALLY G!swmu Health! Rosy Cheaks! Heaithy BUdlES" UL G GEN 3 FREE.Call ¢ Pnysician of 30 Yen FREE TRIAL INHALATIONS. DON'T DELAY. CALL TODAY You'll Smile. 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Prosecxte and dafend ifring emon suits, cte., ete, 1you n on hand senid TITE Bie i compli fringing on yoar rights or1f you ars INfrnEement by otherd b it tho m BUREAU tor u rellable OPINION before aciing 01 the matter. THE BEE BUREAU OF CLATMS 220 Bee Builidinz, §¥This Buronn iy Onialie Tioe, th Ploe v sto Exnininer aarga o 0 T3 Omahy, Neb. carantoel by tho Press and the San Cuy this out and send it wi quiry. DROPOSALS FOR BUILIDING 1L horses n service, Omahn and Winneh; ey, \\mm‘u..( Thurston Cou 1M Sey yro- posals. endorse |*Proposiis for Building Ma il and Horses,” as the ease may be, and d o the Winncbase th yoav ia MATERIAL Y Ageney, 1ot K, 00 o ted Tumber, 6) windows, 41 doors, hn tion of 1 llotteos, Alsc 16 horses at sul 1 of tho matoria o to the un L stk 1o 11, brokeii o aness, With- not less than 15 nands Ligh, rtion 1o hight, and 1o weish 0 pounds, Bidders will be re- stuto specificatly i their bids the proposed price of each witicle offered for de- JIVsiinde i conuatts e B I8 rescrvod torefect any op il ids or any part of uny Vid if dewtied for the Lest interost of tho ser- viee. Curtified vhe Eich bid must o i companivd by a cortifivd check or draft unon somt United Stites depository oF soivent nition bk (n the vicinity of the residonc of the bidder, mado payabio o the e Commissioner of Tndian AMairs EASLS i entar tho amount of the which cli draft w forfeitod Tited Sttes In cis it niust | old, 50, out biemi order of iy b der I in | cortified idered . | or further infoim i y 1o ROBERD 11 ASHLEY, U, . Tuaius M INDIAN DEPREDATION GLAIM3 lost property from Ind'an fer the Ind 'an The Lo b ) by tho who hay rad 1d file their cialin Depre tatton Aet of Mar-h ', 151 | diitted, wnl the elaims are court i thg order Ju witieh they ar Taks Notics tha st with attornoys o ¥ nd .\ an BLE BUREAU OF CLAIMG %20 Bee Buitding OMAHA,NEBRASIC O This Bureau Omaha Boe, the Ploncer Franelsco Examiucs. A cuarante s ~away; t changing a few lies, *‘swallow tales.” hould wear “striking”’ A bank cashie we have it on good authority that in certai® in Lincoln “stripes in Omaha, works, some for pleasure, convenient sack recognized suit for busines tend to do a great busine tacks of suits (a hundx% suits in a stack), made of very fine all a handsome, able steel gray, a color that looks well it and long as there is a thread ofit left, made with lap seams, lined with fine Farmer satin and with striped sleeve lining, at Will also give you a Sack or Cut-away suit, offine black Clay worsted, armer Mohair combination business dress suit has no equal. Jiew of a i | nc What's Your Business? It depends a good deal on what business a man is engaged in, what he should wear for a A merchant intending to “sack’ of course, A real estate man, wear a * one that won’t engaged in raveling sack”™ show clipping men, cxX=- A pugil= A carpenter, “checks,” and colors; er, are all where every man but most of us be- is the This week we in- in business su dur- looks well so $6 choice of mafs with with The and your lined satin, bound binding. things in our Overcoat department, where we are garme where you can fit you five to eighteen we wantto call your special atten- tion totwo new lines of fifteen dollar nts that at any dollars, $10 SETE I Saturdays, 10 p. m. REGULAR Army and Navy N PENSIONS: Soldiers in the Regular Army and Sailors, Seamen and Nlar- ines in the United States Navy, since the War of the Rebellion, who have been dis the service on ac abilities incurred in the line zharged from unt of therein while duty, are Lntitled to Pension tthe same rates and under the anme conditions as persons ren=- dering the samea service during the War of the Rebell®n, except that they are not under the new law or June £7, 1890, Such persons to pension from the Aisability or ation of while in of duty, dis of entitled act of re whethe vice on account by reason of term of serviee, the service and they incurred also entitled discharged ot expir- i, line any, wound, injury or disease whid still disables them for manha labor. Widows and Children sons rendering service in regular army and navy Stnce the War are Lintitled (o Pension. ifthe death ofthesoldier wasdue to his service, or occurred while he was in the rvice, ‘arentsof Soldiers & Sailors dying in ths United States ser sin the War of the lion, or after discharge fi service, from a cause ing therein, leaving or child under the age years, arz entitled to pen dependent upon their labor for support, wheth ntributed they were the time ¢ of y the r vic it 1= m the originate no w of ar support oI upon him at death or not, FOR INFORMATION OR ADVIG As to title to pen ADDIESS TP I Bee Burean of Claims BEF BUILDING, dep sion, KOOM